Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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Boys in WRA Three boys and thirty-five girls made up the WRA club. These boys were the first to be included in the WRA membership. This year's WRA membership in comparison to other years is down. When asked about the decline Mrs. Bourquin stated, Competitive sports are more demanding. WRA's activities included bowling at Lena Lanes, skiing at Chestnut Mountain, swimming at Freeport, roller skating in Monroe and hiking to Apple River Canyon State Park. 2 1. 1st row officers: Kim Schlichting. Treasurer Diane Holland, Vice-President. Darcee Toay President, Mrs. Bourquin, Advisor. 2nd Row: Susan Williston, Jerri Seffrood Susan Gross. Rhonda Raetz, Ronda Feltmeyer, Melissa Deyo. Joan Deutsch. 3rd row: Connie Wolber Penny Raab Darla Saunders. Denise Bourquin, Lora Wilson, Patty Spillane. and Penni Rogers. 2. 1st row officers: Darcee Toay Diane Holland, Kim Schlichting, and Mrs. Bourquin. 2nd row: Pauline Shere, Tammy Coleman, Sue Determan, Barb Rowley Lorrie Deutsch, Kris Holland, Deneen Martin, Bev Cox. Chris Dagle. 3rd row: Teresa Eberly Deb Fernstaedt Nancy Hurst Robin Bennett, Jodi Rowe, Traci Geach, Joanne Davis, Lisa Almendinger, Monica McGivney. 4th row: Lisa Bussman, Peggy Raab Ronda Horseman, Susan Pinney. Beth McNutt. Chris Lowe, Marcia Gallagher and Mary Spillane. 3. Darla Saunders and Chris Lowe perform at a basketball game. 4 Deneen Martin and Bev Cox perform for the crowd. 5. I to r Bottom row: Kelly Watson, Deneen Martin Monica McGivney Patty Iserman, Deb Fernstaedt, Judy Reed. Top row: Darla Saunders. Chris Lowe. Bev Cox Trudy Mullen Nancy Hurst, Pauline Shere. Sherry Heller, Rhonda Heller. 16 WRA

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1. I to r. Jerri Seffrood Jeanette Foal Mrs. Miller Diane McKee Patty Iserman Arlene Pepper, Terri Fernstaedt. Denise Bourquin Penny Raab Lora Wilson Connie Wolber Marcia McGivney, Jim Aurand Brian Cox. 2. Mrs. Miller explains copy typing to Marcia McGivney. 3. I to r, Diane Holland, Kerry Holland Joe Vondra, Brad Edler Ken Thompson, Rod Rogers, Mark Mahoney, Lisa Almendinger, Cyndi Coad Eugene Koehler Arlene Pepper Treasurer, Tim Williams Vice President. Kirk Appell— President, Lorri Deutsch—Secretary. 4. I to r Colleen Holland, Penny Raab Joan Deutsch, Michelle Holland, Penni Rogers, Susan Williston, Connie Wolber LeeAnn Determan Deanna Zeal. 5. Arlene Pepper and Kirk Appell fill pop machines. PENS, PENCILS, PAPER SOLD Student Council, for the first time, sold pens, pencils, and paper at football games, Pumpkin Festival, and the student body. The machine was located outside Room 5 and helped pay for Homecoming, the band, and flowers. Student Council also had one bake sale. Student Council also started a point system. Members were given points for being active in Student Council projects. When asked, Mr. Nielsen stated, The point system was started for two reasons: It can point out the students who are really involved in nearly all the activities. It also can be used to show individuals if they aren't contributing to the Council's success. Mr. Nielsen commented: I am very appreciative of the effort given by some of the Student Council members. Their work is not publicized too often, but they make a good contribution for their school and classmates.

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POM PON SQUAD RETURNS Pom-pon squad was the new group at WJSHS. This was the first year in five years there was a squad there will be a squad next year. Bev Cox, Deb Fernstaedt, and Deneen Martin went to pom-pon camp at Rockford the past summer. Nine members attended the Badgerette Clinic at Rockford and six went to Cedar Falls in the spring. These days were spent learning new routines and steps and competing with other squads. The squad elected Deneen Martin as squad captain and Deb Fernstaedt as treasurer for officers. Mrs. Miller commented, Some girls didn't realize how much work it would take to produce a good performance for the fans.” She enjoyed working with the girls and they learned many new things from her. One student commented, The squad motivated the crowd and kept them in their seats, also they helped the team on to victory.” Pom-pon 17