Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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They Check Out Books . . . Our Source Of Knowledge A librarian's job can be a headache when it comes time to straighten the magazines or take inventory. Each librarian receives a point each day she works. Her hope is to accumulate one hundred points and receive a pin. This year the library staff nominated Ginnie Martin as presi- dent and Sherrill Blair as secretary. They both help Mrs. Danielson and Mrs. Toay with the work of operating the library. FRONT ROW: V. Martin, S. Blair. BACK ROW: K. Temperly, B. Blackbourn, D. Edler, J. Hintz, L. Gates, D. Long, K. Neff. FRONT ROW: V. Eckerman, Mrs. Toay, L. Bourquin, S. Holland, K. Feltmeyer, B. Phillips, A. Holland, C. Stump, R. Fosler, J. Sedwick, Mrs. Danielson. 25

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Larger Class Provides Greater Coverage Under the expert direction of Mr. Hatfield, the advisor, the WARRIOR WORLD is in its second year of publication. During the second semester, without a regu- larly scheduled class, fewer issues were put out. The annual Christmas issue came out December 22 with its usual colorful illustrations. The Valentine and Easter issues in- cluded appropriate art work. The Semantics and News- writing class was in charge of publishing the paper. This year, the larger class lightened the work load of each student, thereby allowing for a wider range of coverage. Janine Beck is executive edi- tor; Janet Winter is layout editor; and Beckie Thompson is proof- reading editor. FRONT ROW: J. Beck, K. Marsden, D. Nieman, B. Thompson, J. Winter, J. Appell, Mr. Hatfield. ROW 2: M. Mahoney, G. Hathaway, D. Palm, K. Pansing, C. Eveland, S. Blair, M. Thommen, R. Mathisen. BACK ROW: K. Marsden, F. Peska, G. Wilson, J. Reed.

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N.H.S. Inducts Seven New Members On February 27, 1973, seven new members were inducted into National Honor Society. The members are selected by the faculty with a 2 3 majority vote. Criteria used for selection are character, service, leadership and scholarship. Previous members were pre- sent to conduct the ceremony which was held in the presence of honored guests, parents and stu- dents. The ceremony consisted of an explanation of the prerequisites for selection, congratulatory statements by the principal and the superintendent, the taking of an oath, and the receiving of awards. Members' names are officially entered into records at Washington, D.C. The wearing of a white stole at graduation is an honor for the Seniors. Officers are Linda Gates, President; Beth Edler, Vice-Presi- dent; Holly Feltmeyer, Secretary- Treasurer. Mr. Ramaker serves as their advisor. FRONT ROW: S. Lancaster, B. Edler, J. Appell, J. Sigafus, J. Winter, Mr. Ramaker. BACK ROW: M. DeMar, C. White, L. Gates, L. Bourquin, M. Appell. 26