Catlin High School - Yearbook (Catlin, IL)

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Mr. 'Don Lashmet Physical Education, World History, Consumer Education, Contemporary Issues, Government. l Mr. Lashmet participated in football, basketball and baseball in his four years of high school. His most memorable experience was being on an undefeated team in football in his junior year. I

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Mr . Lucas Guidance Counselor Mr. Lucas participated in basketball while in high school. His most memorable experience was a basketball game I played in. Danville was playing Paris. Paris was rated 4-'Fl in the state. That night Danville beat Paris and that year Paris went on to win the State Tour- nament.

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Mrs. Audrey Moore Spanish, English Many, many years ago there was a young lass who went through the four years of New Bedford High School tickling the ivories all the way. She was the accompanist for various musical ensem- bles, groups, and choirs. She also was student council secretary, a debater, a juror on the school traffic court, and a member of Allied Youth . . . a group which believed in temperance. Allied Youth may have believed in temperance but they sure had a wild three day convention in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylva- ma. One exciting experience I almost had was being selected an AFS student. Our school worked with the American Field Service: we had a foreign visitor during the school year and we sent an NBHS student abroad for the summer. Being chosen is nice , but two of us were the nominees. That particular year there was only one spot to be filled by an NBHS student, so the, male went. CWomen's Lib , where were you?D In addition to tickling the ivories, I also blew a trumpet. But, I gave up blowing my horn when a freshman because I didn't think it lady-like. What did I know?