Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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Vocational Center Adds Child Care The Jo Daviess-Carroll Area Voca- tional Center at Elizabeth, began its second year of operation with forty Warren students attending. Three of these students were in the second block, attending class from ten-thirty to twelve-thirty, with the rest of the third block from one to three o'clock. Child Care was added to the curri- culum this year. This class includes a nursery school held at the center. VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, was started this year. Warren has two officers in this club. Vicki Stiefel is Secretary and Sharon Reynolds is Treasurer. This club promotes vocational interest in students. One of their many projects was a cake raffle during National Education and VICA Week. 8

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FRONT ROW: J. Vondra, J. Meyer, S. Blair, B. Parker, S. Coad, T. Blackboum, C. DeMar, L. Story, V. Martin. ROW 2: Mr. M. Smith, Mr. Nielsen. ROW 3: L. Busch, J. Stone. ROW 4: C. Blackboum, D. Nieman. ROW 5: C. Bourquin, C. Baumgartner. ROW 6: JK Burmeister, B. Wyboum. ROW 7: S. Reed, K. McGinnis, S. Lancaster. BACK ROW: B. Allvin, M. Buske, M. Ernst. Pep Club Searches For Warrior Spirit The spirit at Warren High School was not good enough to meet Mr. Neilson's standards when he came here this year, and so he organized a Pep Club. The members were all willing to give time and effort to make their club a success. Students in the club were expected to attend games, cheer, and help organize activities. Pep Club activities in- cluded selling Warrior Buttons and white and orange pom pons. Profits were used to repaint the mats at both ends of the gym. Officers were Ginnie Martin, President; Susan Coad, Vice President; and Jane Vondra, Secretary-Treasurer. A representative was also chosen from each class. Mr. Mike Smith assisted Mr. Neilson in advising the club. The main goal of the club was to promote spirit and enthusiasm, and its members were really on the ball. 7

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Co-op Promotes Career Planning The Co-op Club, in the second year of existence, is continuing its efforts to promote occupational awareness in our school and provide a forum for the integration of school and community affairs. It also promotes career planning and a business-like attitude among students. It attempts to foster community awareness of youth ability and promote the dignity of work. Officers for this year are Mike Mahoney, President; Lynnsey Bour- quin, Vice President; Martha Mitchell, Secretary; and Tim Krupke, Treasurer. The club is advised by Mr. Brazel- ton. FRONT ROW: P. Beck, K. Hathaway, T. Krupke, L. Bourquin. ROW 2: C. Myers, C. Balbach, M. Mahoney, M. Mitchell, K. Feltmeyer. BACK ROW: Mr. Brazelton. 9