Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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Qtu Ltodb Couw£ill (STANDING, L. to R.): D. Reisner, T. Leverton, S. Risser, R. Watson, C. Ingram, J. Cropper, T. Paulsen, B. Determan, M. Peterson, J. Sullivan, M. Burmeister, G. Rowe, R. Prange. (SEATED): L. Boelk, V. Holland, Mr Lipovac --Advisor, M. Holland, N. Pansing, S. Robson. Student Council This year the Student Council has grown. Other than the three members elected from each class every year, the council has retained some of the older members. These members are faced with the responsibility to help the new members under- stand and help with the function of the club. The largest function of the club is to take the responsibility of Homecoming. They organize the parade, decorate the field and gym, select the orchestra, and take charge of the election and crowning of the queen. Throughout the basketball and football seasons, they are in charge of the concession stand. At the end of the year a picnic is sponsored by the council. This year banners are being ex- changed between schools to be hung in the gym. The school news- paper that was organized last year is in full swing this year compiling news of the students in every phase of activity. The council's aim is to bring closer the students of each class so they will work together as one. 29

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FWA (FIRST ROW): R. Dettwiler, L. VanDeMark, M. Wil- liams, C. Kittoe, and C. Cox. (SECOND ROW): C. Mahon, S. Sweeley, S. Smith, B. Grindey, B. Shere, and S. Edge. (THIRD ROW): D. Bausman, J. Bower, L. Steigner, D. Gallagher, D. Lange, and M. Bur- meister. (FOURTH ROW): A. Evans, S. Leibert, S. Pansing. B. Conyne, J. Jones, B. Bourquin, and M. Gates. (FIFTH ROW): S. Hay, J. Koehler, T. Paulsen, M. Gleason, B. Blair, K. Leiberr, and E. Andrews. (SIXTH ROW): D. Newman, D. Rhodes, K. Meier, D. Doersam, M. Evans, J. Boelk, and L. Schreck. (SEVENTH ROW): D. Cook, S. Cox. S. Smith, A. Fieldstad, S. Sincox, R. Gallagher and M. Hutmacher. (EIGHTH ROW): B. Schultz, C. Boelk, M. Wear, D. Gerber, M. Haas, D. Battig, and C. Groom. a fi n F.H.A. One of the most active organizations in the high school is the Future Homemakers of America. A pleasure trip to the Wisconsin Dells was taken during the summer. In August, a picnic was held at the Darlington park and pool for members and their mothers, who wel- comed the new freshmen. Furthering international good will is one of the organization's goals. This goal is met, by participating in UNICEF each fall. Mr. Leroy Geach presented the club with the State Bankers Association, an honor that will never be forgotten. The chapter was competing with 25 other chapters in the section. The Mother and Daughter Banquet is provided for by barbeque sales and the gypsy basket. (FIRST ROW): L. Beall, B. Schultz, L. Rowe, and S. Nelson. (SECOND ROW): M. Burmeister, V. Lange, S. Risser, C. Hughes, and W. Beall. (THIRD ROW): L. Bonjour, S. Robson, D. Bas- tain, S. Sincox, K. Stump, and B. Olmstead. (FOURTH ROW): L. Boelk, D. Russell, S. New- man, C. Groom, P. Bondele, and K. Hale. (FIFTH ROW): P. Ford, G. Broege, T. Grindey, M. Thompson, L. DeMuth, and R. Harbach. (SIXTH ROW): M. Paulsen, M. Foley, D. Wilson, D. Gallagher, J. Kruger, and C. Korte. (SEVENTH ROW): J. Brown, J. Brown, J. McKee, P. Davis, J. Carpenter, and J. Atz. P. f-f.A• Otfjic is mini s.. M 30