Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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1 FLC TRAVELS TO CANADA The Foreign Language Club sponsored a salad supper in the cafeteria on April 5. The profit went towards a trip to Canada, June 15-23. About ten people from Warren went on this trip with others from Mt. Carroll, Thompson and Dubuque. They took a Tri-State tours bus to places in Canada such as Montreal and Toronto. On the way back home they visited Lake Placid and Niagara Falls. The trip cost around $240 per person. Thirty-five dollars was given to those helping with the Salad Supper for spending money. The trip was not school sponsored. Unlike other organizations, the club included students from both junior and senior high. Most of the members had a year of a foreign language or took the 8th grade foreign language course. The club also had a Christmas party and held a bake sale. Officers were: Pres. Arlene Pepper, Seer. Karla Olson and Treas. Chris Lowe. The advisor who coordinated the Canada trip was Mrs. Pamela Sorg.

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1 Darla Saunders prepares the daily attendance sheets. 2. Office helpers I to r Secretary Mrs. Pearson, Darla Saunders, Deneen Martin, Lisa Almendinger. Marlene Eckerman and Joanne Davis. 3. Elementary helpers seated I to r, Penny Raab and Cindy Elliott, standing Susan Gross and Teresa Harwick. ASSISTANTS CONTRIBUTE Student assistants contributed greatly to the smooth operation of the Jr-Sr High library. Their duties included shelving library materials and keeping them in order, checking books in and out, making bulletin boards, assisting in the processing of new materials, helping students locate books, recording the circulation statistics and mending. By performing these duties efficiently and competently, they made it possible for the librarian to have more time for student contact, help classes using the library and concentrate on the professional aspects of librarianship. 4, Pat tie Rucker works at the library desk. 5. Student librarians I to r, Robert Scott, Dawn Grenoble, Pattie Rucker, Jerri Seffrood, Jodi McKee, Librarian Miss Cela McGinnis, Beth McNutt. Chris Dagle, Peggy Raab, Ronda Horseman and Candy Evans. Student Librarians 19

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1. Mrs. Sorg gives instructions to Arlene Pepper. 2. JoEllen Vick, Karla Olson and Joan Deutsch discuss what to do at the Salad Supper. 3. Seated is Mrs. Sorg. I to r, Row 1: Grant Stocks, Karla Olson, Konnye Watson, Linda Mathisen, Jim Ladow. Row 2: Joan Deutsch, Arlene Pepper, Traci Geach, Tammy Coleman, Patty Iserman, Chris Lowe. Lorrie Deutsch. 4. NHS officers Dave Posorske, Sue Determan, Lorrie Deutsch. TEN ARE CHOSEN FOR NHS Ten students were chosen to join National Honor Society making thirteen members total. Teachers select students by rating them on scholarship, service, leadership and character. In order to be considered, a student must have at least a 3.2 grade point average and be a second semester sophomore. Mr. Ramaker stated, The reason NHS is not active is because those elected are the ones who are active in other things ' 5. I to r. Row 1: Arlene Pepper, Penny Harwick. Monica McGivney, Joan Deutsch. Row 2: Lisa Almendinger, Joanne Davis, Patty Iserman, Penni Rogers, Marcia McGivney. Row 3: Lorrie Deutsch, Sue Determan, Scott Kent, Mr. Ramaker, Dave Posorske. NHS 21