Neoga High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Neoga, IL)

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Unfortunately, not all of the changes are for the better. Neoga High School has two faces: one good, one bad. Vandalism has increased more than ever before in the form of slit mats, stolen money, and damaged school property. More people are skipping classes or whole days at a time. The police are beginning to frequent Neoga. Searching cars, making arrests, and investigating burglaries a- round town are just a few of their activities. All in all, Neoga High School will never be the same. For better or worse, these times they are a changing!

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INDIAN TERRITORY Opposite: Top: Jannie gets a free lesson from Stan. Middle: Cinda uses a strong backhand to return the ball. Bottom: Cinda stretches to make a bump shot. Left: Cross Country was held in the fall in- stead of in the spring. Top: Pep Club exhibits mixed reactions. Bottom: The new red and white Indian head on the center jump circle shows everyone that this is Indian Country! 5

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These Times They Are A Changing. . . Opposite Page: Top left: The new sandwich line is a popular addi- tion. Right: School seems longer than ever since the day now ends at 3:30 instead of 3:00. Bottom left: In an attempt to earn their return fare home, this Jamaican team played our alumni. Right: Even though our team is down 42 points, our cheerleaders keep on going. Top: Karen and Sheila prepare for Band which is now considered a regular class. Mid- dle: Stray dogs are a common sight. Bottom: Mrs. McTeer's Drama class learns how to apply stage makeup. Right: N Club meet- ing topic: Should girls be allowed to join? Conclusion: Yes!!!