Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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“Hello Dolly” Captivates Large Audience Take 10 percent script, 30 percent good direction, 60 percent work plus lots of fun, and you get Hello Dolly. The cast presented a good show for the well-known musical, Hello Dolly. Work be- gan months before production, and convenient practices were sched- uled for participants. The story centers on Dolly Gallagher Levi, an exuberant wid- ow. She sets her sights for Horace Vandergelder. Through much work and with the help of several women, she finally en- traps him. The play, an all-school pro- duction under the direction of Mrs. Geach, Mr. Homb, and Mr. Teuscher, was performed on April 21 and 22. Hello Dolly proved a source of enjoyment for the students and directors as well as the audience. This show will be remembered for years to come. A whole turkey? 13 What's it all about, Dolly?

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Many Achieve Goals The Eleventh Annual Awards Night was held for many outstand- ing students in areas of Scholar- ship, Citizenship, Yearbook, Ath- letics, Music, G. A. A. , F. H. A. and F. F. A. Coaches, teachers, and advisors were on hand to recognize these students for their accomplishments. This year seven Seniors were awarded the Numeral 4 Scholar- ship awards. Charlene Winter was awarded the DAR award, in citi- zenship, and in music Donald Eve- land was presented with the Na- tional John Phillip Sousa Award. Proud parents and the members of the Board of Education were al- so invited to witness the presenta- tion of all awards 12

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This is a stick-up! . This is no time to play hide-and-seek. Absolutely not! And another thing . . . We sang our hearts out in the captivity of the brights lights and taut nerves. 14