North Greene High School - Spartan Yearbook (White Hall, IL)

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Senior Trip RIGHT: The runaway Mine Train is actually a roller coaster in disguise. BELOW RIGHT: Diane Cox, Scarlet Roberts, and Lou Childress appear jovial after completing a ride . BELOW: Entertainment can also be found in the form of music as Conway Twitty demonstrates . nz' Q. 6-

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Wresfling lasik Jw tw' WM New Sporf ls Perilous During their first official season, the Spartan wrestlers find that wrestling is a rough sport. Broken collar bones and various pulls and strains are enough convincing evidence for anyone . RIGHT: Phil Dean is in the down position of the referee's position. BELOW: James Pittman and his opponent play with each other while struggling for control. BELOW RIGHT: This year's wrestling squad poses with Coach Schenck. ' ,Q 2-,Q