Neoga High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Neoga, IL)

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the spoons—” Each sophomore drives several hours before that coveted license is awarded. Members Win On All-School Events The sophomores gained recognition in two major activities this year. At Homecoming, they copped a first place with the “Drummer”; and their President, Margene Stickel was chosen best-costumed female at the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. For a class only two years along, there is little telling what that competitive spirit might gain them next year. Dottie Russell Pat Sergent Gary Schulte Margene Stickel Bob Strohl Diane Sudkarnp Kathy Thomas Polly Thomas Vicki Titus Bob Vasquez Joe Veech Doris Walk Ken Walk Cathy Whitaker Cheryl White Kay Williams Dan Wright Dennis Young 29

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“■—now, we’ll begin with” In business class transferring the figures to account books takes a mind for numbers. V Not A-B-C, but 28

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Class of 1970 Enters N.H.S. With Seventy-four Members The winter study hall sometimes catches a freshman up in a brief recess. With all the stairways in N.H.S., freshman science students can readily measure work units. President of the Class of 1970 is Tim Coen. Other officers are Vice-President Jonie Haskett, Secretary Bebby Martin, and Treas- urer Bill Short; sponsors are Sherry Blew and Stan Albin. The freshmen say, perhaps tongue-in-cheek, that they are N. H. S.’s smallest (in height), but they are the largest class in number (74). What’s more, they have Norman Romack! TOP ROW: Charles Adkins, Jerry Bales, Burton, Dave Cameron, Jane Carruthers, Cushman, Tim Cyr, Barb Deters, Susie 30