Neoga High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Neoga, IL)

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These Times They Are A Changing Our country has undergone an abrupt upheaval in the way of life we are accus- tomed to. Our faith in standards such as truth and honesty have been shattered. Ford has replaced Nixon as President; prices are rising; shortages in fuel are still present; and a very likely possibil- ity of another depression is staring us in the face. Closer to home, changes are also being made. Many new organizations and activities have been added to the school year. The Pep Club and Pompon Squad are working to instill a new spirit and pride in our school. The AFS Club is broadening our backgrounds by spon- soring a foreign exchange student, Gim Lee, and sending out messengers to other places. More students are tasting the bittersweet workfield by taking part in the ICCE work program. The school has also provided ping-pong tables and opened the gym for our convenience dur- ing the lengthened noon hour. And girls' athletics is a growing, popular, and finally accepted thing.

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 Table of Contents Personnel 8 Graduates 18 Underclassmen 30 Athletics 48 Organizations 64 Student Life 80

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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