Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, IL)

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SWEET SIXTEEN WJSHS was an exciting place to be Feb. 23-Mar. 10. After winning the Regional Tournament by defeating Elizabeth 73-50. the Warriors then advanced to the Sectionals at Highland Community College. In the first round they defeated Annawan 42-52 and in the second round defeated Chadwick 53-51. Then on to Supersectionals at East Moline to play sweet sixteen sister Dunlap. Aside from signs that went up in school, in business windows, and on roadsides, pep rallies featuring Athletic Director Jack Trevethan's witty monologues prepared the fans for upcoming action. Warren was allotted 7 50 tickets for the regional game. By 12:40 all tickets had been sold—tickets were to go on sale to the public at 1:00 p.m. At 1:00 there were about 50 adults waiting for tickets and many became upset when they learned there were none. Plenty of tickets were available for Supersectionals. Area businesses sponsored a chartered bus to take the Warriors to East Moline and provided them with a meal. Eight other buses—4 chartered through Tri-State, two through Al's Outlaw Saloon, and 2 Dist. 205 buses—carried fans to the game. Fire trucks escorted the team to the gym after both games where they were met by fans for a hero's welcome. 1. JV cheerleaders and Penny Harwick hold the sign for basketball players to run through. 2. WJSHS students cheer during the Supersectional pep rally. 3. Ken Thompson and a Dunlap player jump. 22 Boys Basketball

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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

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Participating 23