Hinckley High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hinckley, IL)

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Nancy Thomas, Judy Weiherman, ,leryl Morsch, and Carla Haagensen. These staff members are debating whether to use a picture. The re- sponsibility ofthe yearbook rests on the eight people on the staff. Their duties consist of the following: find- ing good pictures, putting pictures on the correct pages, and writing copy for each picture. Staff At Work These four seniors make up one- half ofthe yearbook staff. Nancy Thomas, Judy Weiherman, .leryl Morsch, and Carla Haagensen are looking for information to guide and help them with their yearbook work. Shirley Pennington, Gail Abell, Linda Biehl, and Ronalee Langdon. 40

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vga, '- 1 nf, HSN John Voss, Shirley Pennington, Toby Watne, Linda Wohlgren, Charlene Davis, Margery' Whisler, Janice Brorneland, Ronolee Juniors Present The Junior Class presented the play, Pure As The Driven Snowf' which sent the audience into gales of riotous laughter and thunderous applause. They had the time of their lives hissing. hooing, and cheering! And never before has any audience seen a more persecuted heroine than Purity Dean Uanice Bromelandl, a more fiercely moustached rogue than Mortimer Frothingham ,Iohn Voss, Shirley Pennington, Janice Bromeland, :fig .,f.. K Langdon, Robert Anderson, Dean Petschke, Dale 1WcKirgan, Linda Biehl, Ronald Klein. Bernadine Larson. A Melodrama lDale Mcliirganj, or a nobler hero than Leander Long- fellow Qflobert Andersonj, who follows the romantic calling of working in a pickle factory. The play was presented November 17 and 18. lt was an old-time melodrama with an opportunity for every- body to join in and sing the old fashioned songs. Dale Mclfirgan, Dean Petschke. W it l fig' we 7 ,VJ Q T R49 sv Q, gg, - ,bf A 1 X

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America est terra pulchrai' was learned by every Latin student who entered the door of Room 22. This sentence and many more like it was made more difficult by adding words that have agree with the gender and case ofthe nouns, or with the tense ofthe verbs. The Latin class is composed of nineteen members who look for- ward to the Latin Banquet which is usually held in April. Marbry Dnnaway, Sylvia Bish, Bemadine Larson, and Charlene Davis Students Help Themselves Nancy Nelson, Gene Kupperschmidt, Barbara Dellenback, and Becki Freumig, Nancy Thomas, Gail Abell, Carla Haagensen, .ludy Weiherman, and Shirley Pennington, as well as those pictured, work very hard to keep the library in order. The students have an access to over a thousand voll umes in the library including biography, history, hction, science, and science-fiction material.