Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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Seventy-four shy freshmen began their journey through the halls of learning. The freshman year was a busy and successful one with Cupid's Caper and a bake sale initiating their money-making ventures. As sophomores, they held a St. Patrick's Dance and sold candy. Their funds were multiplying steadily. Then as juniors, class rings were received to prove their status as upper-classmen. Magazine sales, the play, and the prom were the centers of interest. The senior year features class pictures, yearbook, the play, and the class trip. The big moment will be graduation. Our aspirations are as trees, tall and slately. 44444 12

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Custodians Leonard Hodgson and Joe Steigner, our faithful cus- todians, are always busy with numerous tasks. Halls, rooms, and the gymnasium are kept clean and shining by them. Cooks The cafeteria help and their student helpers are an important part of our school system. The best part of the day often proves to be lunch. The cooks are Mrs. Vera Heindel, Mrs. Lulu Pansing, Mrs. Winnifred Polhill, Mrs. Ruth Hess, and Mrs. Leone Martin. Bus Drivers Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet can keep these men from their work. From dawn to dusk, they deliver stu- dents from home to school, school to home, and to various activities. The bus drivers, are Maynard McNett, Burl Lethlean, Herman Krippendorf, Wilbur Steifel, Verald Sigafus, Jerry Brown, Charles Neff, and Stewart Breed. 11

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