Tremont High School - Echo Yearbook (Tremont, IL)

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THE ECHO 19 4 5 Top row, left to right—James Rapp, Bonnilyn Wilkey, Clinton Koch, Betty Winzeler. Willard Hazelman. Second row—Myra McMackin. Elwyn Stuber. Lois Babbitt, Charles Berry. Dorothy Schwinn Third row—Ben Hodgson. Marilyn Getz, Robert Suchert, Phyllis Bolliger. Robert Huette. Fourth row—Betty Huette, Robert Myers, Helen Davis, Dean Lougee. Ruth Madsen. Fifth row—Harold Strunk. Gale Bolliger. Ola Fluegel, Junior Bright. Carl Getz. « Page 17

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THE ECHO 19 4 5 Jackie Parks Frederick Rapp Loreen Stuber Wayne Yentes JUNIORS We, the class of 1946, entered T. C. H. S. with high ideals for the future. With the help of our teach- ers, we have been sucessful in most of our ventures. At our first meeting, we elected officers. They were as follows: Roy Myers, president; Katherine Hunt, vice-president; Clinton Koch, treas- urer; Myra McMakin, secretary; with Coach Schoenfeld as class advisor. In our second year, we chose Bob Myers, president; Bob Huette, vice- president; Loreen Stuber, treasurer; Myra McMakin, secretary. Coach Schoenfeld was again selected as class advisor. Earl Rodgers, Jim Risinger, Bob Hohulin, Ben Bolliger, Clarence Burk, Irving Hundt, James Smith, Velda Paine, and Edna Lou Morrison did not return as sophomores. Jim Rapp, Carl Dahm, Mildred Ingersoll, and Marie Whitney were our new mem- bers. Back in school, September, 1944, as the “Jolly Juniors,” we elected Lor- een Stuber, president; Marie Whitney, vice-president; Jackie Parks, secre- tary; Fritz Rapp, treasurer. Miss Schneider is our class advisor. Carl Dahm and Mildred Ingersoll did not return; Dean Lougee was the only new addition to our class. A few weeks after school started, we received our long awaited class rings. We broke an all time record with our magazine sales, clearing $200. Our class play, “Brother Goose” net- ted us $80. We shall end this eventful year with the traditional Junior-Senior dinner. We are looking forward to return- ing next year for our final and great- est year of all. Page 1G

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THE ECHO 19 4 5 SOPHOMORES Way back in 1943 our class enter- ed the marble halls of Tremont High School expecting an exciting time— and we weren’t disappointed. For the next three weeks, half of us were wandering into the math room while the other half was “raising the roof” in general science lab. Mr. Foli, our class advisor, steer- ed us through the fog of the fresh- man year. He was ably assisted by Paul Woerner, president; Bill Carpen- ter, vice-president; Mary Lou Fluegel, secretary; Mai’garet Callahan, treas- urer. Thirty of us returned in the fall as sophisticated, or “stuck-up” (take your choice) sophomores. We had lost Virginia Strauch, Ruth Davidson, and Bob Hayworth. We were very sorry to have Sonny Van Buren leave us to join the Navy. Bob Lewis en- tered our class. As Sophomores we elected Mary Lou Fluegel, president; Margaret Cal- lahan, vice-president; Betty Ellen Beyer, secretary; Betty Mae Chadock, treasurer. Mr. Wallace was chosen advisor. Four of our Sophomore boys, Ken- ny Ruth, Louis Woehl, Bill Garlish, and Bill Carpenter, contribute to school athletics Many of us took part in other outside activities, namely, band, chorus, G. A. A., and Assembly Program. First row, left to right—Dan Hodgson. Henry Berry, Clifford Schweigert, Gerald Koch. Second row—Alvin Papenhause. Mary Beutel, Lois Lay. Peggy Cohenour, Mary Lou Fluegel, Betty Beyer, Laura Ingersoll, Billy Garlish. Wilford Williams. Third row—Nelda Litwiller, Dorothy Ropp, Carol Sauder. Lola McCoy, Pat Hinman, Margaret Callahan. Norma Keller. Betty Chaddock, Marilyn Pflederer, Mr. Wallace, advisor. Fourth row—Billy Carpenter, Paul Woerner, Don Marshall, Louis Woehl, Harold Van Buren, Kenneth Ruth. Paul Luft, Herbert Knapp. Page 18