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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1962 volume:

1.':' Time will never erase the friendships made; the activities enjoyed; or the knowledge acquired WITHIN THESE WALLS. !%2 3tuhm Edoa 'Ey Ljwthook St jh PAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL PAWNEE, ILLINOIS As you remember this year, think of the people you knew and the places you went. Remember the problems you encountered and the laughs you shared. Remember the ball games, the Carnival, The Prom. As the years go by we hope this yearbook will help you remember the events of that wonderful year of ’62’; a year we will nev er forget--for there will never be another like it. It was crowded It was lonely, INDIAN ECHOES STAFF THESE ARE THE BEST DAYS... the days we will always remember with deep feeling and fond affection. These days are filled with learning--not only of factual knowledge but of life as well. We leam how to work together to accomplish our goals. We leam how to lose as well as to win. For most of us there have been four years of life here at P. H. S. Now as seniors we must leave and step out to face a future that is very uncertain. In whatever degree of success or failure we may find ourselves in years to come, if a glance at these pages will lighten our labors--if only for a single moment, we deem our yearbook worthwhile. We now take great pride and pleasure in presenting Indian Echoes of 1962. It has been ours for almost a year. Now it belongs to you. As you look over the pages of this book and remember the time spent at Pawnee High, we feel that you will agree with us that these are truly.. .THE BEST DAYS. Mary Lou Strawn, Editor Joyce Brawner, Co-Editor ddm it iL textile n STANDING: David Dickey, Sr., Ben Wilson, Jr. , Homer King, Kenneth Wright, Curtis Q. Hubbart. SEATED: Harold R. Henson, Sr., President; Harlan McTaggart, Sr., Secretary. 'Boad 4 Edimtioii School S MttWj Mrs. Turvey THOMAS ALEXANDER Coach, Boys Physical Education Driver Training MARY EDMUNDSON Commerce WINIFRED BOEKER Mathematics A (oMtUf wktxk (U to SHARON FRICK E FRED HENDRICKSON English I, II Industrial Arts Dramatics IVAN MARAS Science Mathematics dmtid ojuL iMputd AXEL SANDSTROM MARY SHORT Social Sciences Music JEANETTE NEVITT U. S. History, Girls' P. E. Library IRENE WELCH Home Economics Lena Jones, Tina Fowler, Louise Floyd, Lela Fishburn. Lyman Reynold, John Bailey, Walter Stevens, Merle Estill, Ernie Miller. Not pictured: Duncan McTaggart. Bob Squires Treasurer Allen Baker Student Council Representative Oddidouaji WILBUR P. STONE SoJmMouojl JUDY HOPPIN 'K. NANCY DICKEY ROSE MARJE ALVIES Band 1 FHA 1-4 KAREN ARNETT FHA 1-4 Student Council 1,2,4 JETS 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 1-4 ALLEN BAKER Band 1-4 Lettermen's Club 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Football 2, 3 Baseball 1,2 Junior Class Play Student Council 3,4 Industrial Arts 1 ROGER BAXTER FFA 1,2 JOYCE BRAWNER FHA 1-4 Chorus 2, 3 Co-Editor Yearbook 4 KAY ANN BEIERMAN Cheerleader 3,4 FHA 1-4 Band 1-4 Junior Play Newspaper Staff Chorus 1,2, 3 Class Treasurer 3 Business Manager Yearbook 4 FHA Queen Candidate 1.3 NANCY LEE BRAWNER FHA 1,2, 3 Band 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Class Officer 2 Junior Play Librarian 4 Yearbook Staff 4 MARY ANN CAMBRUZZI Band 1-4 FHA 1-4 Chorus 1, 2,4 FHA Queen Candidate 2 SHARON BREWER Chorus 1 FHA 1,2,4 JESSE CODY Football 1-4 Baseball 1,2, 3 Basketball 1,2,3 Lettermen's Club 1-4 JETS 4 Industrial Arts Club 2 Student Council 4 NANCY DICKEY FHA 1-4; officer 3, 4 FHA Queen Candidate 2 Band 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Cheerleader 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Library Club 3 Student Council 3 JETS 4 SUSANN FHA 1,2 Yearbook DICKEY Staff 4 JOHN DOZIER Football 1,2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Band 1,2 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Industrial Arts Club 2,3.4 Junior Class Play SANDRA EDGE Band 1,2 Chorus 1, 2, 4 FHA 1-4 TOM FRAZEE Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 JETS 4 FFA 1 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Band 1-4 Chorus 2,4 JIM FRY FFA 1, 3 JETS 4 DONNA JEAN GROH FHA 1-4 STEVE GREGURICH Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Football 1-4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,4 FFA 1, 3,4; Officer 4 Industrial Arts Club 4 Chorus 2 RICHARD HARRISON Industrial Arts Club 2, 3.4 Football Manager Basketball Manager Lettermen's Club JANETTE HIGGASON Chorus 2, 3 FHA 1-4 Majorette 3 JUDY HOPPIN Band 1-4; President 4 FHA 1-4; Officer 2-4 Section FHA Officer Chorus 3, 4 JETS 4 Junior Class Play Class President 3 Carnival Princess 3 MARILYN IRWIN FHA 1-4 Chorus 1-4 BECKY LEINEN FHA 1-4; Officer 4 Band 1-4 Chorus 2, 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Library Club 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Prom Court 3 JETS 4 BONNY LEINEN FHA 1-4; Officer 3,4 Band 1-4 Chorus 2, 3 Cheerleader 3,4 Library Club 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 3 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Queen 3 JETS 4 NORMAN MEGGINSON Band 1-4 Officer 4 FFA 1 Chorus 2, 4 Industrial Arts 2 Officer 4 Junior Class Play 3 Student Council 4 Officer Class Vice-President 4 Yearbook Staff 4 JETS 4 RONALD M1LLIK Basketball 1-4 Football 3 Baseball 2,4 Industrial Arts Club President 2,3 Vice-President 4 Lettermen’s Club 2,3 Secretary 4 Student Council 2, 3 JETS 4 Captain SANDRA KAY MINDER FHA 1-4 FHA Officer 3, 4 LINDA PEARMAN FHA 1-4 Chorus 1-4 DICK SANDERS Industrial Arts Club 3,4 FFA 4 Carnival Court I, 2 LYNN SCHOBER Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Chorus 2 FFA 1-4 Letterman's Club 2-4 Prom Court 3 Ag. Class Treasurer 4 MAUDE SLOMAN FHA 1-4 Officer 2 Band 1-4 Chorus 2,4 Newspaper Editor 3 Yearbook Staff 4 MRS. SHARON FRICKE Sponsor ALVIN SCHOBER Football 1-4 Co-Captain Basketball 2, 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Vice-President 4 FFA 1, 3,4 Officer 4 Letterman's Club 2-4 Industrial Arts Club 4 Chorus 2 Carnival Court 3 Prom Court 3 ROBERT LEE SQUIRES Football 3,4 Basketball 4 Letterman's Club 3,4 President 4 JETS 4 Student Council 4 Industrial Arts Club 2 Chorus 2,4 Class Officer 1,4 WILBUR STONE FFA 1 Officer 1 Chorus 1-4 JETS 4 Track 1-4 MARY LOU STRAWN FHA 1-4 Officer 4 Band 1-4 FHA Queen Candidate 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Cheerleader 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 1-4 Jr. Class Play Yearbook Editor 4 AXEL SANDSTROM Sponsor MARILEE TURVEY GAA 1 Class President 2 FHA Officer 2, 3,4 Yearbook 1-4 Band 2, 3, 4 Drum Majorette 1-3 Student Council Officer 2, 4 Class Play 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Library Club 3 FHA 1-4 DONNA WAGANER Chorus 1-4 Band 1-4 FHA 4 JETS 4 Student Council 1,2 Class Officer 3 JIM WOOLERY Industrial Arts Club 1 Basketball 2,4 FFA 1 Chorus 2 Satan %aMtM In 1958, the largest class in Pawnee history entered Pawnee High. Official initiation was held on October 14. The class was headed by President, Bob Squires; Vice-President, Becky Leinen; Secretary, Bonny Leinen; and Treasurer, Nancy Dickey. We spent most of the year learning the routine of high school in the temporary quarters of the Grade School. Our sophomore year was spent like most sophomore years. We were past the green stage, but still had a lot to learn. Controlling our affairs that year were President, Marilee Turvey; Vice-President. Ronnie Millik; Secretary, Nancy Dickey; and Treasurer, Nancy Brawner. Although we were underclassmen, we were making a favorable impression. We had seventeen members in band and three varsity basketball players. By the time we were juniors, we were familiar with ways and means of high school. Officers for the year were: President, Judy Hoppin; Vice-President, Allen Baker; Secretary, Virginia Smith; Treasurer, Kay Beierman; and Student Council Representative, Alvin Schober. On November 18, we presented the comedy, Come Out of the Closet. We had gained in the field of sports being represented by seven varsity basketball players and four cheerleaders. Being juniors meant putting on the Junior-Senior Prom. On May 13, the South came to Pawnee High by way of Dixieland by Night. Now, being seniors, we're on the home stretch of our high school journey. We’re headed by President, Jim Minder; Vice-President. Norman Megginson; Secretary, Bonny Leinen; Treasurer, Bob Squires; and Student Council Representative, Allen Baker. We hope that throughout these last four years we've added prestige and fame to Pawnee High. We're still going strong in band, sports, and school clubs, but the problem now is, Who will take our place??? We'd really like to stay around to help take care of things, but time is marching on and we need to find our place in the world. We only hope we're successful in accomplishing this goal so that Pawnee High can be forever proud of the Class of '62. This is good -bye and good luck to Pawnee High!!! ‘llndercl a 5 ytn eti FIRST ROW: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Maras, Linda Parker, Geraldine Tomazic, Miss Nevitt, Mrs. Boeker. SECOND ROW: Patricia Hubbart, Mary Hill, Lucille Jenkins, Phyllis Ward, Bonnie Davis, Gretchen Fogel, Carlene Butler. THIRD ROW: Ann Cashen, Johnny Murphy, Jack Nichols, Eddie Morris, Kenny Watson, Judy Clark, Karen Popovich. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Warrington, Bruce Cody, Leonard Helmricks, Gary Scattergood, Mark Brady, Howard Bowen, David Baril. President...................... Vice-President................. Secretary...................... Treasurer...................... Student Council Representative . Lucille Jenkins . . Jack Nichols . . Bonny Davis . . Ann Cashen . Karen Popovich Juniors sold candy at the games. Homecoming Float Which ring do you like??? Sofkomm FIRST ROW: Mr. Hendrickson. Sandra Castleman, Donna Johnson, Mary Lou Pacotti, Eileen Watson, Carolyn Bowen, Linda Baxter, Mrs. Childs. SECOND ROW: Bill Fry, Terry Tuxhorn, Phillip Smith, Jim Traughber, Jim Carswell, Elmer Patton, Lynn McTaggart, Mary Pearman. THIRD ROW: Judy Williams, Judy Irwin, Susan Short. Jane Boston, Loma Spears, Jeane Scheucking, Patricia Marzoli, Linda Barrowman. FOURTH ROW: Lavern Minder, Randy Sproat, Dale Reavis, Danny Magos, Gene Crowl, Larry Nation, Larry Mitchel, John Sloman. President...............................Terry Tuxhorn Vice-President..........................Danny Magos Secretary.......................................Donna Johnson Treasurer.........................................Jim Carswell Student Council Representative . . . Linda Baxter Something seems funny in the Sophomore meeting! Jmknm FIRST ROW: Linda Boros, Sally Davenport, Connie George, Jo Ann Alexander, Marie Thomas, Patty Morris, Mr. Alexander. SECOND ROW: Larry Hines, Ronnie Renfro, Mike Wright, Rodney Thompson, Tom Simpson, Bob Jones, Tom Pharris. THIRD ROW; Carolyn McCowan, Susan Hoppin, Sharon Magos, Sandra Carter, Alyce Tilley, Rita Jenkins, Regina Ayers. FOURTH ROW; Bob Jones, Dennis Lee, Terry Ward, Dale Rhodes, Don Hamilton, Eddie McEverest, Russell Estill, Bill Estill. FIRST ROW: Rita Smith, Louise Blake, Barbara Higgason, Michelle Oliver, Betty Cody, Mrs. Short. SECOND ROW: David Fansler, Billy Roberts, Nick Howard, Teddy Sandidge, Dale Krouse, Jim Weber, Tommy Strawn. THIRD ROW: Joyce Eichen, Mary Cashen, Donna Durbin, Paulette Huebner, Rachel Sisk, Darlene Trail, Cheryl Popovich. FOURTH ROW: Larry Acre, Mike Clark, Tom Bailey, Dean Castleman, Howard Landrey, Dale Turvey, Frank Baugh, Dick Schmuck. Freshmen display their talents. Swerik Gwk dctiuitieA Student downed Marilee Turvey, President; Allen Baker, Treasurer; Norman Megginson, Reporter; Lucille Jenkins, Secretary; Alvin Schober, Vice-President; Mr. Sandstrom, Advisor; Linda Baxter, Patty Morris, Karen Popovich, Karen Arnett. BACK ROW; John Sloman, Jack Nichols, Danny Magos, Larry Hinds, Jesse Cody. OF THE STUDENTS BY THE STUDENTS FOR THE STUDENTS Believing that the best of all governments is that which teaches us to govern ourselves, each organization elects a representative to the Student Council. This year the Student Council sponsored the first annual Homecoming Dance, promoted school spirit and neatness by sponsoring a locker check, and attended Pekin District Convention. ipOMOwd, Xfk Homcomtuj ADVISOR AND CHAPTER PARENTS Round the Christmas tree . . Bringing us a victory Valentine Sweetheart Marilee Turvey BOYS’ CHORUS A -P A A ft A jLd time 'Be %um . . . Under the direction of Mary Short, the Concert Band took part in various activities through the year. Among these was a marching band that took part in parades and performed at football games. The band also played at home basketball games. Through the joint efforts of the band and chorus, a lovely Christmas program was given on December 17, 1961. Members of the band also participated in contests. Judy Hoppin served the band as President. Other officers were: Jim Minder, Vice-President; Maude Sloman, Secretary-Librarian; Lucille Jenkins, Student Council Representative; and Norman Meggison, Student Director. jLettmmrii CM To gain membership in the Letterman’s Club a boy must have earned a varsity letter in football, basketball, baseball, or have been a manager of any of the three sports. The Lettermen provide jackets for all the members of the club and for the cheerleaders, They also sponsor an annual basketball game in the spring. 4 Mr. Lewis, sponsor; Terry Tuxhorn, Lynn Schober, Randy Sproat, Steve Gregurich, La Verne Minder. SECOND ROW: Jim Woolary, Alvin Schober, Wayne Reavis, Tommy Warrington, Elmer Patton. THIRD ROW: Dick Sanders, John Sloman, Leonard Helmerichs, Gene Crowl, Gary Surber, Dale Reavis, Larry David Mitchell. SEATED: Janice Estill, Miss Nevitt, Geraldine Tomazic. STANDING: Mary Hill, Carolyn Bowen, Bonny Leinen, Nancy Brawner, Carlene Butler. Sndiutml fittA Cbd) OFFICERS--President, John Dozier; Vice-President, Ronnie Millik; Secretary, Alvin Schober; Treasurer, Steve Gregurich; Sponsor, Mr. Henrickson. SECOND ROW; Tommy Strawn, David Fansler, Bill Roberts, Jim Weber, Bill Fry, Larry Acree, Lynn McTaggart, Dick Schmuck, Ted Sandidge, Frank Baugh, Tommy Bailey. THIRD ROW: Dean Castleman, Norman Meggison, Bob Jones, Bill Estill, Richard Harrison, Dale Rhodes, Bill Eldridge, Nick Wilson, Danny Magos, Tom Simpson, Larry Hinds, Howard Landry. umoi ujmmru] Vecbwtoty Society STANDING: Howard Bowen, John Jones, Wilbur Stone, Bob Squires, Gary Scattergood. Allen Baker, Jim Minder, Jesse Cody. SECOND ROW; Ann Cashen, Phyllis Ward, Jim Fry, Tom Frazee, Tom Warrington, Ken Watson, Bonny Leinen, Becky Leinen. THIRD ROW: John Murphy, Karen Arnett, Mary Hill, Gretchen Fogel, Donna Waganer, Nancy Dickey, Mary Sue Patton, Pat Hubbart, Norman Meg-ginson. SEATED: Mr. Maras, Sponsor; Eddie Morris, Ron Millik, Jack Nichols, Judy Hoppin. The JETS, a non-profit educational society, is a newly formed organization at Pawnee High. Its main purpose is to stimulate interest in and offer opportunities to prepare for a career in engineering and allied fields. Those eligible to membership must be enrolled in advanced math or advanced science courses. Pawnee High is proud of its 30 members. MR. AND MISS SENIOR Becky Leinen, Alvin Schober MR. AND MISS JUNIOR Gretchen Fogel, Eddie Morris MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE Terry Tuxhorn, Donna Johnson MR. AND MISS FRESHMAN Patty Morris, Don Hamilton ALLEN BAKER BONNIE DAVIS Most Mischievous” THEY USE GLEEM” DICK SANDERS DONNA WAGANER Always Smiling Cutest Couple LOVE????? Dick Sanders Donna Johnson August 24- Registration for school 28- First day of school September 4- Labor Day—No school--Yaaaaaf 15- Won football game at Illipolis 22- Football game vs. Carrollton (we lost) 25- FHA Bar-B-Q Party 29- Lost football game to Kincaid October 3- TB Tests given at school Freshman Dramatic Club started 4- 14 sophomores took test to get permits Homecoming queen candidates chosen Janette Higgason received a sparkler 6- Traveled for game to Virden (we lost) 13- County Institute--no schoolf 18- Homecoming Parade 19- We lost game vs. Auburn Homecoming Dance 20- IEA Institute--no school I 25,26- Senior Pictures taken 30- FHA meeting 31- Positive TB reactors to Springfield for Chest x-rays November 1- Sangamon Co. Music Festival at Griffin 3- Football game vs. Northwestern (we won) 6- Miss Nevitt and Suzanne Dickey both came to school wearing diamonds r 9- Won football game vs. Waverly 11- First freshman girl started going steady 17- Group pictures for yearbook taken 24-26- Seven Ag. boys in Chicago for the International Fair 27- FHA Daddy Date Nite December 1- PHS won first basketball game (F’ville) 2- College Board Tests given in Springfield FHA Carnival (11:30 p. m. - The Cruthers Brothers retired until next year) 4- Seniors took flag and constitution test 5- Betty Crocker test given to Senior girls 8- Game vs. Edinburg (we won) 12- We beat Glenwood 15- Pleasant Plains was our 4th victim (Dale Turvey started on varsity) 16- FHA went Christmas shopping in Chicago (Alyce Tilly lost her boot in one of Marshall Fields' escalators!) 17- Band and Chorus gave Christmas Progam 18- Senior pictures finally came! FHA Christmas Party 19- Played Rochester and won 21- Seniors caroled in school halls 27- Waverly Holiday Tournament began Indians scalped New Berlin December 28- We defeated Franklin 29- Indians made it 8-0 by defeating Girard 30- Won 2nd place in the Waverly Holiday Tourney Party after game in KC Hall 31- Judy Clark had a PARTY January 2- Won game at Girard 3- Back to school ug! Sandra Edge and Mary Lou Pacotti have diamonds 5- Beat Northwestern 9- Seniors absent from school (flu epidemic) Won game vs. Divernon with most of squad missing 10- Seniors picked Nancy Dickey for DAR award 12- End of first semester 13- Surprise party for Karen Arnett who is moving to Carlinville 15- No school--hurrah for the snow ! 16- Beat Raymond 19- Beat New Berlin again 20- Miss Nevitt became Mrs. John Palmer 23- Won game vs. Pleasant Plains in Sangamon Co. Tourney. Team ate free at Dairy Queen after game. 25- Sophomore Home Ec girls gave shower for Mrs. Palmer Indians clipped by Glenwood Redskins 26- Won 4th place in tournament 30- Edged by Virden February 2- Won over Riverton 3- Industrial Arts boys to St. Louis to pro-basketball game 6- Nipped by Kincaid 9- Surprise Locker Inspection Morrisonville outlasted us 10- FHA Valentine Dance 12- Mr. Lincoln’s birthday—no school 13- Won game vs. Waverly 16- Celebrated Auburn victory with dance 23- Played St. James here 24- ACT tests given at Springfield Jr. College District Solo and Ensemble Contest March 6- NEDT Test given to Sophomores 30- County Institute Junior Class Play April 13- Science Fair 15- State Solo and Ensemble Contest 18- Academic Banquet 27- Spring Concert May 12- Junior-Senior Prom 20- Baccalaureate 25- Graduation to mum! Jim Traughber Terry Tuxhorn Dale D. Turvey Dale Rhodes SEATED: Ted Sandidge, Tom Simpson, Dale Rhodes, Dan Magos, Tom Frazee, Mike Wright, Alvin Schober, Dennis Lee, Bob Squires. Nick Wilson. Lynn McTaggart. STANDING: Richard Harrison, Manager; Bill Fry, Russell Estill, Terry Ward, Jess Cody, Jim Traughber, Terry Tuxhorn, Dale Turvey, Steve Gregurich, Rodney Thompson, Elmer Patton, Tom Alexander, Coach. CO-CAPTAINS: Alvin Schober Bob Squires COACHES: Fred Hendrickson Tom Alexander BECKY LEINEN BONNY LEINEN '?awm Lynn Schober Steve Gregurich VARSITY Victory, victory that's our cry! proved to be the most accurate description of our 1961-62 basketball season at P. H. S. drdtMM The team under the fine leadership of our coach, Tom Alexander, has won our admiration and praise for a very successful season. $umi OmiJt f STANDING: Russel Estill, Don Hamilton, Dale Rhodes, Gene Crowl, Mike Wright, John Sloman. KNEELING: Richard Harrison, Mike Clark, Jim Traughber, Dean Castleman, David Fansler, Larry Hinds. WE THEY WE THEY VARSITY JR. VARSITY Farmersville 70 60 Farmersville 45 39 Edinburg 66 57 Edinburg 62 36 Glenwood 47 44 Glenwood 27 29 Pleasant Plains 65 60 Pleasant Plains 40 41 Rochester 63 47 Rochester 43 44 Holiday Tournament Second Place Girard 59 24 New Berlin 52 49 Northwestern 41 26 Franklin 71 59 Divernon 44 34 Girard 64 47 Franklin 32 30 Athens 43 51 Raymond 34 29 Girard 56 38 New Berlin 33 23 Northwestern 67 36 Virden 26 53 Divernon 45 36 Riverton 33 39 Franklin 67 60 Kincaid 41 33 Raymond 67 53 Morrisonville 38 35 New Berlin 56 51 Waverly 73 17 County Tournament Fourth Place Auburn 39 38 Pleasant Plains 66 62 St. James 41 24 Glenwood 59 62 Tri City Virden 45 55 47 59 Sf' aL JW Riverton 47 45 Tpsfx 1 Kincaid 51 57 Morrisonville 59 60 Waverly 69 60 I L Auburn 77 56 St. James 68 54 Giflli '7.6. Don’t look posed, girls! Vo V I, ROSE ALVIES, full of aches and pains, do hereby will the following: To my brother, Donnie, the ability to make it to the bus on time since I never make it; and to Pawnee High, I leave. (I hope!!!) I. ALLEN BAKER, being of little sense and banged up body leave to Ludy J. someone else to be blamed for hiding horns, mouthpieces, and drum sticks. To the seniors of '63 an initiation. To Bonnie D. someone else to share the honor of most mischievous. I. ROGER BAXTER, being sound of body and weak of mind do submit my first and last will. To my sister Linda I leave my ability to keep quiet in study hall; to Bruce C. I leave my textbooks and typewriter with the hope that he will do better than I. To Pawnee High, I leave. I, KAY BEIERMAN, will to the following: To Russell (2 l's) E. and Don H. someone else to pester in S. H.; to Gene C. my telephone; to Judy C. someone else to have little discussions with; to Cuddles B. my ability to play volley ball; and to some deserving girl I sadly leave my dear cheeftleading uniform. I, JOYCE BRAWNER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to Terry T. and Jim T. someone else with problems; to some lucky (?) Jr. the position of Co-editor of the Echo; to my brother Neal the job of carrying on the Brawner name, good or bad; to Mrs. Edmundson another 4, 6, 7, and 9 hour pest. I, ( BRUM ) NANCY BRAWNER, being of very little mind and very much body, do here and now leave to Linda P. my ability to PLAY in P.E.; to Bonnie D. her flute; and to Judy C............I leave! I, SHARON BREWER, being of weak mind and sound body, do hereby will to the following: to Curl B. my ability to flirt with the boys; to Bruce C. my ability to tell jokes; to Dale R. someone else to pester in S. H; and To Pawnee High, I gladly leave. I, MARY ANN CAMBRUZZI, do hereby will to John S. my broken drumhead; to John M. my drum sticks; to my sister Linda all the fun I have had in High School; and to dear old P. H. S. I leave. I, NANCY DICKEY, hereby will to all unfortunate souls at Pawnee High, luck; to Howie, good grades in Algebra; to Sally, .some brains; to Terry, an empty seat on the school bus; to Pat, a job every Thursday and Sunday; to the Class of ’63, a Senior trip and initiation; and for the good of the school, I leave. I, JOHN DOZIER, being sly as a fox and strong as an ox, hereby will to the following suckers some of my known talents and divine positions (?): To Gary S. 1 leave my station with the Secret Sneakers; to Gretchen F. the ability to charm Mrs. Bocker; and to Mark B. I leave a T. P. of R. I, SANDRA EDGE, being of sound mind and weak body, leave to Mrs. Welch someone else to pester her in Home Ec.; to Bruce C. my place in 7th hr. S. H. and to Pawnee High, I leave. I, BILL ELDREDGE, being of WEAK mind and BIG body, do hereby leave to G. F. someone else to pester her in 4th hr. S. H. ; to Mrs. Palmer I leave someone else to answer all of her questions; and to P. H. S. I just leave! I, JANICE ESTILL, being a complete wreck, do hereby will to my brother Russell my brains because he sure does need them; to my brother Bill somebody else to give him money; to Cuddles B. all my boyfriends; and to P. H. S. I gladly leave. I, JESSE CODY, being of weak mind and body leave to the following: to Mrs. Palmer a magnifying glass to read with, to Dale R. My numerous football injuries, to my brother Larry my place on the basketball bench, and to Pawnee High I gladly leave. I, TOM FRAZEE, being of brilliant mind and chubby body, hereby will my Plymouth to Jim C.; to Phil S. I leave my talent for staying away from girls; and to the freshman girls someone else to tell them how to act; to Rodney T. I will my position on the football team; and to P. H. S. I leave the memory of me. I, JAMES FRY, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave my social ability to Ray E.; my studying ability to Ronnie R.; and last of all I leave P. H. S. I. STEVE GREGURICH, being of strong mind and body, will to the following persons: To Sandra C. my ability to get some good grades without studying (Ha); to Mike C. my seat on the bench; to Eddie M. somebody elses comb to use and to Gene C. and John S. more Chicago trips. I, DONNA GROH, being of sound mind and feeble body, hereby will to Joyce E. my ability to study quietly in study hall; to Gretchen F. my old second year shorthand book that I never used; to Dean C. someone else to pester; and to good ole P. H. S. Good bye! I, RICHARD HARRISON, do hereby give my last will and testament to Pawnee High: I will to Tom W. my abilities in P. E.; to some deserving freshman of ’63 my place in Pawnee High; but most of all I sadly leave P. H. S. I, JANETTE HIGGASON, leave my last will: to my sister Barb and to Flip (Phil-lip) the ability to get along better with each other; to Judy C. my third of the seat on the bus (No more sitting on the floor, Huh Judy?) and to Cheryl another ride home from the ballgame and to Pawnee I gladly leave!!! I, JUDY HOPPIN, being of completely worn out mind, as this statement is about to be exposed, do hereby make my last will and testament: I leave my curly hair to Ann C. ; my warped sense of humor to someone else who has a mischievous boyfriend; and my cheerleading suit to Sandra C. so she can yell cousin loud and clear. I, MARY CATHERINE HOWARD, sometimes known as Mert, hereby will to Barb H. another way to C. Y. O.; to my brothers Jim and Nick my ability to get along with teachers and to chew gum without getting caught. To Pawnee High, I leave. I, MARILYN IRWIN, being of sound mind and able body, leave these tilings to the following people: to Sandra C. and Mary P. my car keys so they will be sure to have a way to all the ballgames; to Mary H. my trusty old typewriter; to Phyllis W. my fragrant smelling gym suit; and to Mike C. someone else to pester. I, JOHN JONES, being of sound mind and ??? hereby leave my ability to do pushups to the rest of the boys in 7th hr. P. E.; to the Jr. typing class my excellent typing ability; to future typing classes my ability to make Mrs. E mad . I, BECKY LEINEN, will the following: another fella to Dale T., Don H. , Howie; a valentine to Jim T.; to Judy C. my future best selling novel, HOW TO SPEND A DULL SATURDAY EVENING AT HOME AND ENJOY IT ?; to the rest of you, a reminder to smile cause you might be on CANDID CAMERA. I, BONNY LEINEN, Hereby will to the following: to all cute freshman boys someone else to get them dates; to Bonnie D. my ability to make everybody happy; to Jim T. someone else to sing his nursery rhyme; to Jane B. my speed on the volley ball court; and to all the 63 seniors, a plan on how to spend their class money. I, NORMAN MEGGINSON, do hereby will the following: to David B. my ability to play volley ball; to Ludy J. some more friends as she needs them; and to Jim T. the privilege of hooking someone else for a pool game. I, RONNIE MILLIK, being of considerably higher intelligence than the above average genius do hereby make my last will and testament: to Dale T. I leave my superior height and tremendous basketball ability; to P. H. S. and the unfortunate souls still there, I proudly leave. I, JIM MINDER, being of weak mind and strong body to hereby submit my last will and testament: to some deserving basketball player I leave my uniform, hoping he will make better use of it than I did; to Ludy the surprise I've promised her all year; to the class of ’63 an initiation and a Chicago trip to P. H. S. I proudly leave. I, SANDY MINDER, Having no brains at all leave to my sister, Jerry, the ability to study because I didn't; to Tommy W. someone else to spy on and to P. H. S. I hope to leave. I, MARY SUE PATTON, do hereby declare this my first and last will and testimony: to Mary H. another lab partner; to anyone who is dumb enough to take physics Uncle Harvey ; to Loma S. and Judy W. someone else to discuss their boy problems; to Dean C. someone else to sing to; to Russell E. someone else to pester in S. H.; and to my brother Elmer, my ability to make good grades?; to P. H. S. I gladly leave. I, LINDA PEARMAN, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to my sister Kate all my old school books, hope you make better use of them than I did; to Sandra C. my beat up old tennis shoes, aren't you lucky; and to P. H. S. I just leave...... I, WAYNE REAVIS, of weak mind and weak back, leave to Dale R. my books and locker for his senior year. To P. S. my ability to correct all mistakes he makes with girls. To. G. S. I'd leave my Dodge, but I still need it! I leave P. S. or whoever she may be going with. To P. H. S. I gladly leave. I, ALVIN SCHOBER, being of big frame and little mind do hereby will the following: To Jim T. my football uniform, to Sandra C. someone else to tell her troubles to, to Mary P. the ability to keep her locker clean, and to good old P. H. S. my departure. I, LYNN SCHOBER, being a good supporter of the basketball team, leave to Dean C. my position on the bench. To Sandra C. the ability to find a boy she really likes and to Jim W. I leave one more year at P. H. S. To dear old P. H. S. I gladly leave. I. MAUDE SLOMAN. do hereby will the following: to brother John my English grades (as he is in need of them); to Cuddles B. my badminton skill; to Ludy J. my broken reeds; and to Ann C. the ability to give free advice. I VIRGINIA SMITH, better known as Ginger do hereby will the following: To Jerry M.. and incoming freshman, all the hard work and studying that goes with high school. To the Jr. girls in P. E. class energy to play volley ball. I, ROBERT L. SQUIRES, D. D., being of higher mentality than the below average idiot, do hereby make my last will and testament. To Rip Lee, I leave my ability to make tremendous tackles on the left side of the line. To my one and only my ability to study hard and make good grades. To the rest of you clowns at P. H. S. I gladly leave. I, WILBUR STONE, hereby bequeath my brains to be proportioned out as needed to Karen P. and Ann C. To my sister Judy I leave four years of high school; and to P. H. S. I leave. I. MARY LOU STRAWN, cheerfully leave to Ann C. my seat in French class so she won't have to move every day. To John S. a nice quiet telephone line; and to my brother Tommy an old English book since he likes that class so well! I, GARY SURBER, being of weak mind and strong body do hereby submit my last will and testament. To Tom W. my typewriter which I hope he will take very good care of and to Pawnee High I proudly leave. I, MARILEE TURVEY, will the following: To Dale Dee, Donny Baby, Michael Aarron another chauffeur, to Gene C. and Phil S. another advisor (?), to John M. someone else to compare notes, to P. H. S. my school spirit and matchmaking ability. I, DONNA WAGANER, being of sound mind (?) and weak body, hereby will these things to the remaining: My french horn to Judy C., my natural hair to Gretchen F., and the spirit that most of the seniors of this year possess to the rest of the seniors to come. I, NICK WILSON, being of weak body and no mind, leave to Bill R. my ability to sneak into study hall late; to Mike W. the ability of saying the right thing to teachers when getting dressed for football and to Pawnee High I leave. I. BILLIE YOST, being, do hereby will the following: To Bonnie D. someone else to walk home with; to Don H. someone else to kick underneath the study hall table; to Pawnee High. I leave. (I hope!) Ada Matthew Dry Goods Pawnee, Illinois Bill Bob's Pawnee, Illinois Black Company Springfield, Illinois Clark’s I. G. A. Store Pawnee, Illinois Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Springfield, Illinois Collier Meadow Gold Dairy Taylorville, Illinois Crowder Billiard Palace Pawnee, Illinois Darrell's Grill Pawnee, Illinois Davis Funeral Home Pawnee, Illinois Dodd’s Gas Service Pawnee, Illinois Dr. Glenn E. Dyer, D. D. S. Pawnee, Illinois Dr. Holman Pawnee, Illinois E. F. Vangeison Pawnee, Illinois Herbie’s Cafe Pawnee, Illinois Kenneth Pape Sinclair Station Pawnee, Illinois Krouse Restaurant Pawnee, Illinois Lee's Service Station Pawnee, Illinois Louie's Barber Shop Pawnee, Illinois Malsbury's Pawnee, Illinois Masterson Funeral Home Pawnee, Illinois Meade McWilliams Motor Company Pawnee, Illinois Merle Lederbrand Sons Pawnee, Illinois Millburg's Drug Store Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. E. H. Bivin Pawnee, Illinois Mrs. Elva Dozier Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Wright Pawnee, Illinois Mounce Construction Pawnee, Illinois Norma’s Beauty Shop Pawnee, Illinois Pawnee Elevator Pawnee, Illinois Pawnee Herald Pawnee, Illinois Pawnee Gas Water Pawnee, Illinois Pawnee Lumber Yard Pawnee, Illinois Reynold's Service Station Pawnee, Illinois Ruby’s Beauty Shop Pawnee, Illinois Springer's Insurance Pawnee, Illinois Tom's Toasted Peanuts Candies Springfield, Illinois T. V. Clinic Pawnee, Illinois Willenborg’s Pawnee, Illinois Wm. Floyd Insurance Pawnee, Illinois Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Taylorville, Illinois The Indian Echoes Staff of 1962 wishes to express their sincere thanks to all pur patrons who have helped to make the publication of this book possible. Kay Beierman, Business Manager INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA II Jl