Pawnee High School - Indian Echoes Yearbook (Pawnee, IL)

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For the1 past three years, we, the students of Pawnee Township High School, have edited an annual titled INDIAN ECHOES. Each year we have tried to make this publication a little better than that of the preceding year. V.'e sincerely hope that we have succeeded in doing so. V e are all living in a rapidly chancing post-war world. The INDIAN ECHOES staff of 1947 has attempted to capture and hold forever precious moments of our happy and carefree high school days. By compiling all of these memories into one book, we may in after years open the book and live again our high school days. Regardless of what our future lives may be or wh .t Fate holds in store for each Of us, no one will have the power to erase these memories from our hearts. It is the ardent wish of the staff and myself to succeed in this attempt. If we do accomplish our aim, we will consider INDIAN ECHOES of 1947 a job well done. Jane Minder - EDITOR

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If all the sorrows of this weary earth— The pains and heartaches of humanity-— If all were gathered up and given me, I still would have my share of wealth and worth Who havt, you. Friend of Old, to be my cheer Through life's uncertain fortunes, year by year. Thank God for friends, who dearer grow as years•increase Who, as possessions fail our hopes and hands. Become the boon supreme, than gold and lands Mor. precious. Let all else, if must be, cease; But Lord of Life, I pray on me bestow The gift of friends, to share the way I gc THOMAS CURTIS CLARK

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SENIORS Bill Buckles: As food looks ro, I have .17 share, With bif brown eyes, and matching hair. Dorothy Sanders: I coulc- dance and dance all nipht, If the musics soft and the moon is bright, Elaine Curby; As the Mifhty Mite,” I'm very plucky. If the Nurse Corp £ets me, they'll be lucky. Joanne Gatton: With a dimple in my cheek and a twinkle in my eye. You couldn't help but like me, if you try. Doc Underwood; • Wearing a smile and looking so smart, T hat I can win most any heart, Don Killbur-f; Not all heroes arc so quiet as I, Nearly so handsome, nor half so shy. Betty Castle; A pint-size package of T.H.T. I've pot the boys just crazy for me. Betty Ford. My sense of humor is very rare. With it, no one's can compare. Gene Sanders: For jokes like mine, you'd walk for miles, I keep them rolling in the aisles. Bob Groh: I’m a boy who's full of pep My winning ways will keep me hep. James Ayers: I think that I shall never see, Anything that bothers me. Marfe Sharp: Curly hair is what I've pot. Although I wish that I did not, Sally Brawner; I'm a sweet, demure, and pretty firl. All the boys f ive me a whirl. Jane Minder: I'm very pretty without a doubt, Y ou never see me with a pout. Duane Reed; Those who know me will aprec, I've fot looks as you can see. Marfe Fowler: I'm the one you ourht to tell Whenever you want a thine done well. Fat McCormick: Kappy-fo-lucky, and full of £lee, Y ou can tell by just one look at me.