Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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Linda Wuebben Judith Wilson Sherry Williamson Kenneth Ward • Judith Vick David Upmann Anita Tucker Thomas Trost Susan Tilley Linda Thyberg Beverly Temperly Monica Sullivan Michael Stump Kathleen Stump James Spinhirne Richard Smith Wayne Sigafus Terry Sigafus Patricia Sigafus s Allen Sedwick •Vicki Schultz Rodney Schaible © Lee Rowe John Ritter fCey 0 tftG fjutuM . John Redington ' Shirley Raab Larry Pendleton ' Virginia Olmstead Susan Miller Keith Menzemer Gary Menzemer Robert Meier Richard McNett Dennis McNett Kenneth Leitzen Judy Hume 25 Randall Lamont Terry Koehn Mary Knapp

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Dale Andrews Ginger Auman Gerald Aurand John Bade Julia Balbach David Barker Constance Bausman -Patricia Bausman Jack Becke Cynthia Bemus Bill Borne ♦David Bourquin Diane Bourquin Karen Broege 'Shirley Broshous James Brown Lewis Burmeister Nancy Burri David Busch Sammuel Byrne Cheri Carpender Sue Cashman Karen Cline John Davis PtesItfufeW hoid th Dennis Deyo Patrick Dillon Howard Doubler • Barbara Fernstaedt Blanche Fernstaedt Mark Geach Diane Gille David Graves Joseph Green Linda Grenoble Frankie Hale Harry Hicks Ray Hodgin Lyle Hoffman Gerald Homb 24

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doss f-li£tfyuPJ, Pteslwoni The Freshmen have started their year off fairly well. They as a class are furthering their education by reading different stories in their class meetings. They are becoming more and more acquainted with the ringing of bells and the hustle in the halls. The Sophomores are doing well on their second step on the ladder. They had a very delightful and successful dance. Another project of success was their candy sales. All in all they have become well adjusted to life at Warren High. The Junior Class has made excellent progress this year. They made a record of 628 sales which netted the total amount of $2,252.20. Many of the class members have stuffed dogs at home as a rememberance of this achievement. They also had a very successful after-game dance and a lovely Valentines Dance. Much work went into the Junior Play plans and the spring prom. They are looking forward to their Senior year. QbmUM The Senior Class of 1963 has been so ambitious for three and one-half years that we can sit back and watch the other classes work the second semester. Our Freshman year we sold candy and fruit cake, our Sophomore year we sold candy and had two bake sales, our Junior year we had our magazine sales, and our Senior year our largest project is the school annual. Our class play, Don't Take My Penny was a big success. We are looking forward to our class trip to New Orleans and gradua- tion on May 24. 26