Niantic Harristown High School - Echo Yearbook (Niantic, IL)

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Hands reach for knowledge The Niantic-Harristown Chapter of the Nat- ional Honor Society is composed of students who have maintained a 4.5 average as fresh- men, sophomores, and juniors. Membership is based not only on scholarship, but also on leadership, character and service. To become a member of this organization is the highest honor attainable by a student in the school. Officers for this year were Bruce Wheeler, president; Peggy Delaney, vice-president; Nan- cy Muirheid, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Ash and Mr. Goins, advisors. Oh, (or me? t. lo R.: Mrs. Ash, B. Wheeler, N. Muirheid, Mr Goins, and P. Delaney. Officers. L. lo R.: N Muirheid. B. Wheeler, and P De- laney. Compliments of DeKALB AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION and THE COLONIAL RESTAURANT « 25 »

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The Student Council, the governing body of the students, is composed of twelve members of the high school, elected by the classes to serve as representatives in student problems. Each class elects three members. Mr. Goins and Mrs. Young are acting as advisors. The president, Richard Brock was elected from the senior class by the student body. The other officers elected by the Council members are: Bruce Wheeler, vice president; Mary Baer, secretary; and Maren Allan, treas- urer. The Council sponsored the Christmas pro- Skillful hands guide the student body L. io R.: Mr. Goins, R. Brock, B Wheeler, M. Baer, M. Allan, and Mrs. Young. gram, the March of Dimes drive, and planned many of the assemblies put on during the year. It also held an all-school dance for students and their guests. The biggest assignment of the Council, how- ever, was the regulation of all concessions and money-making projects carried out by the or- ganizations where school facilities were used. From these various organizational projects, the Council received a certain percentage of the earnings which helped finance the work of the Council and also created unity among the organizations. Student Council, L. to R.: L. Trusner, D. Bailey, R. Ep- person, B. Burns, C. Winnings, M. Allan, R Brock, M. Baer, B. Wheeler, C. Smith, M. Hastings, C. Rechkemmer, and D. Merriman. Council members decorating Christmas tree. « 24 »

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Seated: J. Riley, N. Smith, M. Hall, H. Kiser, D. Hensley, C. Smith, J. Austin, and R. Hart. Standing: J. Epperson, P. Clements, J. Brackett, R. Brock, B. Whiteside, K. Allen, B. Burns, G. Knap, Miss Cole, M. Baer, and Mrs. Ash. Our hands present a pictorial history of NHHS Business Managers Darlene Hensley and Ralph Harl Co-editors Jane Austin and Carolynn Smith Compliments of ROBERT HARMON'S STANDARD SERVICE AND FEED STORE and KEN'S MARKET 26 » ECHO STAFF Co-Editors ...................Carolynn Smith Jane Austin Business Managers..............Darlene Hensley Ralph Hart Athletic Editors..................Bill Burns Keith Allen Snapshot Editors..............Carolynn Smith Keith Allen Quotation Editors...........Gordon Schrishuhn Bill Burns Circulation Editors..............Nancy Smith Darlene Hensley Faculty Advisors..................Miss Cole Mrs. Ash Production Editors..............Senior Class