Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

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RESPONSES CONTINUED class where Veracruz, Mexico is and showing them Miss April in- stead. George McPheeters - | have always been interested in “talking Sci- ence” with others. Not all people are interested in Science, but per- haps I can make it somewhat more interesting to some of my stu- dents. Emest C. Queen - To live in this world, our youth need education not only in science and technol- ogy, but perhaps most of all in character. | have tried to go be- yond the textbooks into the char- acter - stressing honesty, good- ness, and making each life count for something. Someone once stated, “Modern youth is a river of clear shining water that is flowing endlessly out into a vast new world. Some impure drops are bound to get into this river, but in its constant flow and surge, these impure drops will be purified in the crystal immensity of the whole.” Sam Robb - I knew long ago that | enjoyed working with young peo- ple as well as a love of agriculture. While in my junior year at S. I. U. I discovered that becoming a Voca- tional Agriculture teacher would allow me to do both. It has been very satisfying and rewarding. Linda Rudolph - No matter how hard you try, you are not going to be liked by everyone. Something must end before memory can be- gin. Pat Sheley - | have leamed that a 30% chance of snow won't be enough to cover the ground. Davida Stivers - My art teacher in third grade made a tremendous impression on me when she told me | should become a teacher. It is because of her influence and constant guidance from that time on, that | am teaching art. Lularose Wilson - Having a 4-year scholarship for a degree in Teach- er Education was a deciding factor. Also, a 1-year subscription to the Readers’ Digest was a bonus. Cooks (Left to Right): Laura Epplin, Eunice Schrader, Mabel Woodside, Cafeteria Manager, and Barbara Brand. Bea weer Ai ee errr Bus Drivers (Left to Right): Raymond Przygoda, Roxanne Place, Tom Denton, Diane Fisher, Lylia Hagel, and Orel Bigham (Not Pictured - Charles Ginn) Custodians (Left to Right): Lloyd Kellerman, Head Custodian; George Butcher, Dean Carson, and Bob Nehrkorn

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