Hinckley High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hinckley, IL)

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gm., li 211 5. r f These students, Linda Kahle, Nancy Nelson, and Sue Jim Engel and Bob Bartels are not really fighting. They Eastabrooks, are relaxing between courses at the Latin entertained the guests at the Latin Banquet by portraying Banquet. Roman Gladiators. S 0C1al Activities Are E1'1JOyCd Dancing lessons did a great deal toward furthering the Marva Sprinkle and Carol Miller pay strict attention as interest in social activities in school. Here Sue Easta- Mrs. Stevens gives last-minute instructions before the brooks and Bob Dwyer talk with Mr. Scott, the dancing Spring Concert. instructor. ff Se 42

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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.

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The Junior prom began to take shape weeks before that appointed day as the Juniors spent their evenings making crepe paper tulips and cutting squares of paper to stuff the chicken wire which they stretched along the sides of the gym. Juniors Adopt Dutch Customs down hair, went tip-toeing through the tulips. The couples threw pennies into the wishing well and watched the Dutch windmill revolve. Of course. in the days that followed, there was the clean-up job, which ended the Junior-Senior Prom for 1956. Darid Engel, Ronald Dillenback fill'