Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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WHS: Changing for the Better? The teachers of WHS have noted changes over the years. One is the dismissal of the dress code which brought about many different choices of clothing. Among other things the relationships between students and teachers were less formal in recent years. Interests leaned more toward vocational areas rather than college. Many teachers recalled that students are now less class conscious and more relaxed and open. They stated that since more students are taking advantage of the extra-curricular activities, fewer students end their high school education at the age of 16. Top. Student organizations provide outside activities such as bowling. Above, class competition is keen at WHS. Homecoming games like musical chairs give students a chance to compete. Right, K. Holland flashes a smile for the camera. 4 Student Life

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Opposite page. Above. Apple River public school. Center, public school in Warren around 1911. Bottom right. Public School at present site of Warren High School before 1950. Bottom left. Warren Academy. This page. Top. a familiar home on the corner of Water and Jefferson streets. Center, a birds’ eye view of Warren’s business district. Bottom, the old water tower. Table of Contents Student Life.............................4 Participating ..........................10 Associating.............................26 Competing...............................54 Identifying.............................66 Instructing.............................94 Advertising............................103 Senior Directory.......................114 Index..................................117 Table of Contents 3

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The photographer snaps shots of students during the school day. Top left. S. Neff. L. Holland, and J. Leehan. Top right. R. Williston. Left. M. Hawes explains yearbook procedures to P. Iserman and A. Pepper. Above. D. Holland and J. Aurand discuss yearbook while R. Rowe looks on. Student Life 5