Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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REAGAN WINS SCHOOL ELECTION A mock election was held by the Social Problems class in the fall of '80. Students voted for the President, Representatives, and Senators. At a student assembly, three Social Problem students voiced their opinions concerning the three major candi- dates. Students voted on Nov. 4 which was the national election day. Reagan won by a landslide with Anderson following. On Feb. 16, students listened to Colonel Leland Holland, a former hostage in Iran. He told of his experiences during captivity and answered questions from the students and faculty. Because of the lack of student partici- pation, the annual Homecoming Parade became an uncertainty. After careful thought, it was decided to have one al- though next year was unsure. Students and faculty were plagued with vandalism as calculators, a tape recorder, tennis shoes, baseballs and a leather coat were found missing on March 27. The Jo Daviess Sheriff's Department investigated the break-in. Boys from all four classes became in- volved in the baseball program which was offered for the first time in many years at Warren High. 6 Student Life

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1. Doris Quakenbush meets and talks with Col. Holland. 2. Diane, Bill and Angela Holland talk with Col. Holland, a relative who was an Iranian hostage. 3. Col. Holland explains about Iran while Denis Toay and others listen. 4. Students await a speech by Col. Leland Holland. 5. Mrs. Hoffer greets Col. Holland. National Issues 5

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1. Alan Kent starts a project in the shop. 2. Stu- dents work out in the cafeteria after school. 3. Dar- cee Toay, Jeanette Foat and Diane McKee study in Accounting. 4. The starting five are announced before the supersectional game at East Moline. 5. Laura Holland and Larry Nichols varnish wood. 6. Ronda Horseman works on her project in the shop. 7. Rick Reed draws on his art project. Student Life 7