Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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Class History On September 3, 1950, a group of forty-three students entered as Freshmen in Warren High School. Because of the organization of District No. 205, these students came from Apple River and Nora as well as Warren to start their high school careers together. Those who started were: Richard Bartell, Dorothy Bower, Verla Broege, David Burrows, Lois Ditts- worth, Nelda Doubler, Paul Freeburg, Robert Fuchs, Robert Gavigan, Franklin Gerber, Frances Gray, Patricia Heyer, Dean Hicks, 'Ronald Hicks, Lavonne Hockman, Joanne Holland, William Hume, Loren Ingram, Marcy Karclus, Lyle Koehler, Paul Lameyer, Gary Leverton, Richard Manley, Arnold McCarthy, Jack Moore, Margaret Neff, Carol Piefer, Carol Rountree, Kathryn Saunders, David Schmidt, Donna Mae Shultz, Yvonne Schultz, Jean Steigner, Ronald Strub, Mary Jane Talbert, William Thomas, Donald Toay, Robert W'atson, Doris Wear, Francis Wetzel, Betty Wickland, Juanita Williams and Bob Wing. Juanita Williams was the only one who didn’t return at the beginning of our sophomore year. However, we gained Lee Ann Johnson to maintain our original number. Then after Franklin Gerber transferred we were happy to receive Charlene Goebel and Theodore Tollackson to increase our number to forty-four at the end of that year. Tlie next year, after Sharon Wolff and Charles Blackboum had joined us on opening day, Shelbie Myers enrolled during the seconld semester. Dorothy Bower and Jack Moore moved away that year, and Lois Dittsworth didn’t re-enroll. These three along with Lyle Koehler, Yvonne Schultz, Kathryn Saunders, and Arnold McCarthy, who all dropped out, reduced our class to thirty-nine at the end of the year. Then as the final year opened we gained James Baldwin and Charlotte Seffrood but lost Charlene Goebel, LeeAnn Johnson, Joanne Holland, Paul Freeburg, Ted Tollackson, Robert Gavigan, and! David Burrows. Thus thirty-four students will graduate and be out in this vast world of ours to seek their salvation. No matter what course we take, we shall all re - member those four memorable years we shared in Warren High.