Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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FRONT ROW: S. Holland, M. Wyboum, R. Larson, L. Story, L. Determan, C. Gunkel, M. Saunders, P. Hawes, P. Krusiec, D. Saunders, J. Schubert, A. Miller. BACK ROW: J. Hintz, P. Eckerman, S. Hale, V. Kingsley, J. Trost, J. Winter, V. Eckerman, K. Cox, J. Winter, S. Lancaster, K. Palm. Pom Pon Girls And Mascot Get New Attire MASCOT P. Cole Kick those feet up higher and smile at the audience, chimes Miss Klaus, Pom Pon advisor, in time with the peppy music used for the routine. Twenty-four girls were involved in this year's WHS Pom Pon squad. Diligent practice and much coop- eration from the girls made the Pom Pon squad what it was this year—delightful! Each home basketball games was also the time for a new routine which was originated and learned by the girls. Orange sweaters with white dickeys and black pleated skirts were cho- sen by the girls for new uniforms. 26

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Enthusiasm is a word not often used to depict a chorus, but it describes the Warren High School Chorus quite well. Each and every member is enthusiastic. This is shown by many who give up their lunch hours to attend chorus practice and who also put in many hours at after school and evening rehearsals. Their per- formances radiate their energy. To Miss Henrich's delight, twice as many boys joined Chorus this year in comparison to last year, adding up to a thirty-eight member total. The Chorus set many goals for itself this year--most impor- tantly to get their own chorus hour during class schedules for next year. They performed whenever given the opportunity--including a program at Open House, a joint program with Stockton Jazz Band at Sinsinawa, and many other in addi- tion to their regular Christmas and Spring Concerts. Plans were made also for a musical. Music is very important to these students at WHS, and enough cred- it cannot be given to Miss Henrichs for the enthusiasm she is able to present through her Chorus. We Believe In Music