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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1963 volume:

Awdel M lue,PAWNEE HIGH, 5 4-4 'gaiMsI Ihe best For we Know you. hav® ihtpfc m j c Rah Ral i Pawne i 1 r E HISH b= = © = ±fc protecx I from yoi On boys-for a,PAWNEE HIGH 1—© Song aw daughters ftjhT ± of Old on qraniPlacing defiance. GSRI'WCty WCW JJ j | j j IB plairvsXha.T'nouri shOUT landj lor learning w� sTarxjg U j UJ-p| j jIm 1 5 laTer, PAWNEE KlGHUJ ■t s m 1963 Indian Echoes Editor................................Ann Cashen Co-Editor...........................Mary Hill Business Manager..................Karen Popovich Published by the Class of 1963 PAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL Pawnee, Illinois In Memoriam We, the 1963 Indian Echoes Staff on behalf of the Senior Class of Pawnee High School, would like to dedicate our yearbook to the memory of Joseph Boston. We will never forget Joe, our classmate, who was a real friend. We hope this book will keep alive his memory for others. Young though we were when we entered these memorable halls, we have found many precious things; friendship, knowledge, and happi- ness. We worked, we learned, we loved and we lived. We were challenged by our teachers, parents; and we shall continue to be challenged as we pass through these doors to begin the new life that lies beyond. We shall remember the understanding and guidance given to us by our teachers. Although we may be separated, our memories of P.H.S. will linger on forever. School Board SEATED: HARLAN McTAGGART, Sec. DAVID DICKEY, President HAROLD HENSON STANDING: BEN WILSON, JR. HOMER KING KENNETH WRIGHT CURTIS HUBBART r School Secretary MRS. MARY TURVEY DMINISTRATION Superintendent RALPH R. WALKER Asst. Principal A. H. SANDSTROM Faculty ROBERT MULCH Agriculture General Science MARY EDMUNDSON Commerce IRENE WELCH Home Economics MARY SHORT Music WINIFRED BOEKER Mathematics SHARON FRICKE English III, IV MAURICE ATEN Coach, Boyfc Physical Education Driver Training FRED HENDRICKSON Industrial Arts LYNDA WILSON English I, II Dramatics JEANETTE NEVITT U.S. History, Girls' P.E. Library Faculty IRVING OLSON Sciences Fishburn Fowler Reynolds Bailey Plummer Miller McTaggart Reynolds Bailey ENIORS V aledictorian Salutatorian Ann C ashen D.A.R. Award Lucille Jenkins JUDY CLARK Vice-President Seniors JACK NICHOLS President TOM WARRINGTON Treasurer BONNIE DAVIS Student Council Rep. KAREN POPOVICH Secretary HOWARD BOWEN Football 1, Basketball 1, Shop Club 1, Jets 3, Yearbook Staff 4 Track 1. CARLENE BUTLER F.H.A. 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4 MARK BRADY Class Officer 2, Student Council 2, F.H.A. Court 2. ANN CASHEN Yearbook Staff 1-4, Editor 4 F.H.A. 1-4, officer 3,4, Class Officer 2,3, Student JUDY CLARK Council 2,3, Junior Play 3, F.H.A. 1-4, Junior Play 3, Prom Honor Student 1,2,3. Queen Candidate 3, Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 4, F.H.A. Queen Candidate 4. BONNIE DAVIS Student Council Vice-Pres. 4, Class Secretary 2,3, Majorette 3,4, Cheerleading-Captain 4, Prom Court 3, Homecoming O A A .X BRUCE CODY Junior Play, Shop Club 1,4, Prom Court 3, Carnival Court 4, Yearbook Staff 4. EDDIE MORRIS Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Lettermen's Club Vice-President 4; Jets 3. LUCILLE JENKINS Band 1-4; F.II.A. 1-4, Officer 2, 3,4; Student Council 1-4, Officer 1-4; Class President 1, 3; Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 1-4. JOHNNY MURPHY Class President 2; Industrial Arts Club 4, Treasurer 4; Band 1-4; Junior Play 3; Jets 3. MARY HILL F.II.A. 1-4, Officer 2,4; Chorus 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Jets 3; F.N.O. 4. PAT IIUBBART Yearbook Staff 4; F. H. A. 1-4, Officer 2, 3,4; F. N. A. President 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Jets 3. KAREN POPOVICH Bus. Mgr. Yearbook 4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 3,4, Officer 4, Prom Court 3, Carnival Court 1,2,4, Queen 4, F.H.A. 1-4, Officer 4. JERRY STEWART GARY SCATTERGOOD Carnival Court 1,2,4, King 4, Ind. Arts Club 4, Pres. 4, Jets 3, Prom Court 3. JOHN NICHOLS Ind. Arts Club, President Sr. Class. LINDA PARKER F.H.A. 1-4, F.H.A. Queen Candidate 1,2,4, Prom Court 3, Student Council 1, Class Officer 1, Yearbook Staff 4. KEN WATSON Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Jets 3. JACK STEWART SPONSOR - MR. WALKER PHYLLIS WARD F.N.O. Officer 4, Student Council 4, F.H.A. 1-4, Officer 3,4, Jets 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Yearbook Staff 4. TOM WARRINGTON Ind. Arts Club 1, Carnival Court 1, Class Treasurer 1,2,4 Jets 3, F.F.A. 3, Junior Class Play 3. sponsor - Mrs. boeker In August 1959, the smallest class to enter PHS began its four years struggle in the new high school. We were new and a new life opened up to us. Some of us were to become leaders, some followers, we began the true basis of our future lives. Our officers were: President-Lucille Jenkins; Vice-President-Linda Parker; Secretary -Karen Popovich; Treasure-Tom Warrington. Our second year was better than the first. We knew the ropes and what was to be expected of us. We also realized there was a long road ahead of us. We knew that our education was first, but we still had pleanty of time for other things. Our officers were: President-John Murphy; Vice-President-Mark Brady; Secretary-Bonnie Davis; Treasure-Tom Warrington; Student Council Representative-Ann Cashen. Our Junior year was our busiest year. We presented our class play, The Whole Towns Laughing directed by Mr. Lewis. Being Juniors meant the Prom was up to us. Younger Than Springtime was the theme of our Prom. Mrs. Palmer assisted us on the Prom, and Mrs. Welch helped with our banquet. When we were not busy with other things we had a candy concession. Our officers were: President-Lucille Jenkins; Vice-President-Jack Nichols; Secretary-Bonnie Davis; Treasure-Ann Cashen; Student Council Representative-Karen Popovich. The Senior year seemed to be filled with mixed emotions. Some of us are happy we are leaving and others will be reluctant. We entered high school with high hopes and maybe even a few fears. We hope the education we gained will help us with our future. The memories we have collected will remain with us always. Our officers were: President-Jack Nichols; Vice-President-Judy Clark; Secretary-Karen Popovich; Treasure-Tom Warrington; Student Council Representative-Bonnie Davis. NDERCLASSMEN Juniors FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wilson, Warren Snyder. Gene Crowl, Mr. Mulch, Jane Boston, Thamara Gam, Mr. Hendrickson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fricke, Bonnie Watson, Mary Pearman, Sandra Castleman, Linda Barrowman, Carolyn Bowen, Linda Baxter, Mr. Olson. THIRD ROW: Terry Tuxhorn, Phillip Smith. Lorna Spears, Susan Short, Jean Scheucking, Pat Marzoli, Judy Irwin, Judy Williams. FOURTH ROW: Lynn McTaggart, Larry Mitchell, Dale Reavis, John Sloman, Randy Sproat, Danny Magos, Larry Nation, Jim Carswell. Secretary Jeanie Scheucking Student Council Representative Danny Magos President Lorna Spears Vice-President Lynn McTaggart Treasurer Linda Baxter FIRST ROW: Advisor, Mr. Aten, Mike Wright, Terry Ward, Dale Rhodes, Dennis Lee, Alice Tilley, Sally Davenport. SECOND ROW: Tom Strawn, Jim Howard, Dale Turvey, Michelle Oliver, Louise Blake, Rita Smith. TIURD ROW: Mary Cashen, Terry Snyder, Linda Boros, Regina Ayers, Rita Jenkins, JoAnn Alexander, Patty Morris. FOURTH ROW . Dean Castleman, Dick Smuck, Ted Sandage, Bob Jones, Bob Jones, Mike Clark, Frank Baugh, Gene Estes. Sophomores President.................... Vice-President............... Secretary.................... Treasurer.................... Student Representative . . . . Patty Morris Dale Turvey Alyce Tilley Mike Wright Larry Hines FIRST ROW: Advisor, Mrs. Short, Tom Simpson, Don Hamilton, Eddie McEvers, Sandra Carter, Sharon Magos, Karen Dame. SECOND ROW: David Fansler, Jim Weber, Dale Krouse, Larry Acre, Cheryle Popovich, Barbara Higgason. THIRD ROW: Joyce Eichen, Paulette Huebner, Carolyn McCowan, Susan Hoppin, Connie George, Marie Thomas, Barbara Cody. FOURTH ROW: Billy Roberts, Tom Bailey, Larry Hines, Rodney Thompson, Fred Estill, Bill Estill, Tom Pharris, Howard Landrey. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Palmer, Jerry Muncy, Ronnie Renfro, Dixie Wright, Sharon Long, Margaret Helmerichs, Margaret Goodhue. SECOND ROW: Eddie Simpson, Jim Watson, Jay Sheedy, Judy Stone, Linda Cambruzzi, Jill Seiz. THIRD ROW: Kayla Maxey, Cheryl Castle, Marilyn Brown, Ann Hill, Carol McTaggart, Mary Ellen Laundrey, Kathy Lee. FOURTH ROW: Nick Howard, Tom Plummer, Gary Richards, Vincent Crouch, Keith Vangeison, Neal Brawner, Tim Snelling. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President--Jerry Muncy Vice-President--Keith V. Secretary--Lynn Reed Treasurer--Mary Landrey Student Representative--Kathy Lee Freshmen FIRST ROW: Advisor, Mr. Sandstrom, Pat Wagner, Paul Boulanger, Tom Howard, Rachel Sloman, Neta Lard, Isabelle Gam. SECOND ROW; Tom Brown, Sharon Russell, Sharon Boulanger, Lynn Reed, Sandra Bates, Marlene Hubbart. THIRD ROW; Sandi Castle, Linda Vangeison, Donna Miller, Eileen Jenkins, Jerry Minder, Beth Chronister, Brenda Lane. FOURTH ROW: Bill Floyd, Keith Fry, Gary Zachary, Gary Sandidge, Tommy Squires, Billy George, Stevie Reynolds, Don Alvies. CLASS OFFICERS President.....................Bill Dillon Treasurer..................Pat Willenborg Secretary FIRST ROW: Mr. Smargiassi, Bill Dillon, Leon Butler, Gloria Colean, Gene Fedor, Donna Drone, Mr. Lee. SECOND ROW: Ron Watson, Mike Megginson, Dean Weber, Tom Bowen, Pat Willenborg, Peggy Roberts, Ann Gerhard, Terry Towne, Elizabeth Fry. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Baxter, Glenda McCowan, Gerri Maxey, Sherilyn Cashen, Linda Castleman, Patty Eson, Arlene Butler, Deborah Pearman. FOURTH ROW: William Thomas, Eddy Wright, Ernest Irwin, Mike Catteau, G. L. Mathews, Leonard McTaggart, John Ward, Dennis Seiz, Carl Stone. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Castle, Charlene Austin, Deanna Herpstreith, Peggy Barrowman, Patricia Davis, Karen Sanders, Georgia Long, Virginia Golden. SIXTH ROW: Douglas Thomas, Jacobs Germann, Cecil Herpstreith, Randolph Murdock, Gene Grammar, Russell Wells, Duane Aymer, Daniel Davis, Gary Leskovisek. Linda Castleman FIRST ROW; Mr. Frambes, Mike Harden, Roger Muncy, Connie Ahfield, Vickie Ware, Inez McEvers, Mrs. Sangster. SECOND ROW: Mike Sanders, Gary Reavis, Joe Schmuck, Calvin Jones, Tim Crouch, Rosemary Catizon, Lealta McCord, Cheryl Castle, Barbara Clay. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Higgason, Joann Woolary, Donna Boone, Janet Watson, Janet Howard, Sandra Thomas, Patty Brown, Barbara Smith. FOURTH ROW: Jill Murphy, Patty Collins, Linda Skaggs, Jane Patton, Sharon Herpstrieth, Brenda King, Sharon Cody, Kathy Strode, Marcia Snyder. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Champion, Darlette Muncy, Ann Rutherford, Connie Lane, Sharon Alexander, Susan Wright, Connie Jones, Barbara Jones. SIXTH ROW: Gary Hamilton, Gary Hill, James Catizon, Phillip Catcher, Richard Hunter, David Ayers, Ted Brown, Steven Ross, Tim Vangeison. CTIVITIES FIRST ROW: L. Mitchell, D. Hamilton, M. Wright, D. Magos, E. Morris, J. Nichols, D. Reavis, B. Estill, R. Estill, L. Helmerichs. SECOND ROW: Coach Aten, D. Castleman, J. Muncy, D. Lee, T. Tuxhorn, D. Turvey, D. Rhodes, G. Crowl, T. Ward, Coach Hendrickson. THIRD ROW: N. Brawner, T. Sandidge, T. Bailey, L. McTaggart, R. Thompson, T. Simpson, L Hinds, E. Patton, D Schmuck, B. Fry, T. Snelling, T. Brown. Terry Ward Carrollton Kincaid Virden Girard Dean Castleman Pawnee Illiopolis Mike Wright Denny Lee Terry Tuxhorn Dale Turvey Gene Crowl Indians Russell Estill Auburn Jacksonville Northwestern (Homecoming Game) Waverly Danny Magos Dale Reavis Dale Rhodes Junior Candidates Linda Baxter Sandra Castleman coming Senior Class Second Prize Most Beautiful Freshman and Sophomore Candidates Patty Morris Kathy Lee 35 - Laverne Minder 23 - Dale Turvey 50 - Dale Rhodes The 1962-1963 Indian team, coached by Mr. Maurice Aten, is to be commended for its fine job this season. Even though both of the teams were com posed solely of underclassmen and juniors, the battle cry of the whole school was the same--V-I-C-T-0-R-Y! The team with the help of the cheerleaders and faithful cheering section did much to further the good reputation of the PHS, our Alma Mater. We’ll always remain loyal to you and we are all looking forward to the following seasons! Good Luck! Each year at the Sangamon County Basketball Tourney, a cheerleading trophy is awarded to the cheerleaders and cheering section displaying the best sportsmanship. This sportsmanship is based on the cheerleaders appearance; their school spirit; their attitude toward their team and their opponents; the pep club’s school spirit. This year, we are proud at PHS to have our pep club win the cheering trophy. Varsity Dean Castleman, Mike Wright, Jerry Muncy, Don Hamilton, Gene Crowl, Coach Aten, Dale Rhodes, John Sloman, Tom Simpson, Laverne Minder, Dale Turvey. Coach Aten, Billy Floyd, Jay Sheedy, Tom Strawn, Neal Brawner, Pat Wagner, Larry Acre, David Fansler, Mike Clark, Vince Crouch, Tom Squires, Larry Hinds, Jerry Muncy, Tom Simpson, Terry Ward, Leonard Helmerichs, Larry David Mitchell, Ted Sandidge. Mr. Miss Senior Gary Scattergood Bonnie Davis Mr. Miss Junior Terry Tuxhorn Sandra Castleman Mr. Miss Freshman Kathy Lee Jerry Muncy Mr. Miss Sophomore Patty Morris Don Hamilton ?62 F.H.A. Carnival TA9 .£ STANDING: Jim Woolary, Laverne Minder, Terry Ward, Gene Crowl, John Sloman, Paul Boulanger, Donnie A Ivies. SEATED: Advisor, Mr. Mulch, Secretary, Larry David Mitchell, President, Leonard Helmerichs, Vice-President, Dale Reavis, Treasure, Terry Tuxhorn. HONOR STUD E NTS i -wummsm SEATED: Lucille Jenkins, Ann Cashen, Gretchen Fogel, Jack Nichols, Linda Baxter. STANDING: Jim Carswell, Jean Schuecking, Pat Morris, Mike Wright, Susan Hoppin, Alyce Tilley, Marie Thomas, Dale Turvey, Sharon Magos, Michelle Oliver, Rita Jenkins, Mary Cashen. Barbara Higgason, Sharon Russell, Carolyn Bowen, Cheryl Popovich, Mary Pearman, Sharon Boulanger, Betty Cody, Mary Cashen, Linda Barrowman, Patty Morris, Mary Ellen Landrey, Sharon Long, Eileen Jenkins, Pat Wagner, Dixie Wright, Tom Boulanger, Dale Rhodes, Don Hamilton, Dale Reavis, Dennis Lee, Mike Wright, Jane Boston, Tammy Gam, Rachel Sloman, Karen Dame, Regina Ayers, Dean Castleman, Dale Turvey, Rita Jenkins, Carol McTaggart, Isabella Gam, Neta Lard, Connie George, Bonnie Davis, Captain; Lynn Reed, Kathy Lee, Sandra Castleman, Linda Cambruzzi. OFFICERS --Carolyn Bowen, President; Pat Waggoner, Vice-President; Sharon Russell, Treasurer; Patty Morris, Secretary; Rita Jenkins, Transportation. MOST SOPHISTICATED Gretchen Fogel, Bruce Cody COURTEOUS Bonnie Davis Mark Brady LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ludy Jenkins Jack Nichols FRIENDLY Dale Turvey Bonnie Davis BEST DANCERS Ann Cashen Bruce Cody Student Council The Student Council, under the leadership and guidance of their devoted advisor, Mr. Sandstrom is the governing body of P. H.S. The council symbolizes equal representation, with one representative from each class and organization. This year the Student Council sponsored the Homecoming, decorated for the Christmas Dance, conducted a locker check for neatness, and sponsored a variety show. FIRST ROW; Linda Baxter,-Bonnie Davis, Mr. Sandstrom, Advisor; Lucille Jenkins, Karen Popovich, Kathy Lee, Judy Clark, Phyllis Ward. SECOND ROW; Lynn McTaggart, Keith Vangeison, Danny Magos, Laverne Minder, Larry Hinds, Dale Turvey, Jerry Muncy, Terry Tuxhorn. Mr. Sandstrom, Advisor Lucille Jenkins.....................................................President Bonnie Davis. . . .Vice-President Linda Baxter.............Treasurer Karen Popovich .... Secretary Kathy Lee .............. Reporter 3 d FIRST ROW: Mrs. Short, Barbara Higgason, Cheryl Popovich, Joyce Eichen, Sue Short, Sandra Castleman, Judy Stone, Sharon Russell. SECOND ROW: Marlene Hubbart, Linda VanGeison, Kayla Maxey, Lorna Spears, Marilyn Brown, Sandra Bates, Mary Pearman, Linda Baxter. THIRD ROW: Judy Williams, Paulette Heubner, Connie George, Carolyn McCowan, Sharon Long, Eileen Jenkins, Sherry Castle, Brenda Lane, Sandy Castle, Sharon Boulanger. FOURTH ROW: Isabelle Gam, Regina Ayers, Rachel Sloman, Jane Boston, Margaret Goodhue, Sandra Carter, Tammy Gam, Karen Dame, Dixie Wright. FIRST ROW: Don Alvies, Frank Baugh, Phillip Smith, Paul Boulanger, Dale Turvey, Neal Brawner, Tom Brown. SECOND ROW: Ken Watson, Jim Carswell, Larry Nation, Mrs. Short, Dale Reavis, Mike Wright, Rodney Thompson, Lynn Me Taggart. THIRD ROW: Jerry Muncy, John Sloman, Don Hamilton, Gene Crowl, Dale Rhodes, Randy Sproat, Danny Magos. 7 We’ll Librarians Future Nurses STANDING: Keith Vangeison, Neal Brawner, David Fansler, Dean Castleman, Dale Turvey, Jim Webber, Dick Schmuck, Ted Sandidge, Vincent Krouch, Bob Jones, Larry Nation, Dale Rhodes, Mark Brady, Larry Hines, Jim Carswell, Lynn McTaggart, Phillip Smith, Dale Krouse, Billy Roberts, Gene Estes, Pat Wagner, Jim Watson, Billy Floyd, SEATED: Advisor...............Mr. Hendrickson President:..........Gary Scattergood Vice-President...........Jerry Muncy Secretary..................Tom Brown Treasurer...............Johnny Murphy Stud. Council Rep. . . . Don Hamilton Future Homemakers o merica F.H.A. Officers F.H.A. CHAPTER PARENTS--STANDING: Mrs. Welch-Advisor, Walter Eichen. SEATED: Evelyn Ward, June Popovich. Betty Crocker Award Ann C ashen As you are leafing through and reading this book, it is the day we have all been waiting for. The yearbook staff is waiting to see how the book looks all put together in print instead of just sketched out in layouts. The student body is waiting to see themselves and their classmates smiling up from the pages. We've tried to include as many of the things as possible that will be most interesting to you in your future years. The Indian Echoes, our memory book, is the reminder of all the happy, sad. encouraging, and disappointing times of the school year 1962-1963. We hope in years to come, these snapshots, wills, etc., will call back to mind the greatest times of all hi-school days at dear ole P.H.S. We hope that you, the main characters who star in this book, will find in it as many good things and pleasures as we who worked on it. Now, it belongs to you with our fond good-byes. We would like to thank the yearbook staff, and especially Mrs. Edmundson, who gave their time and efforts to produce our masterpiece --INDIAN ECHOES. Ann Cashen-EDITOR Mary Hill-CO-EDITOR LAYOUT COMMITTEE Bonnie Davis Linda Parker Bruce Cody Lucille Jenkins Pat Hubbart Gretchen Fogel PHOTOGRAPHER Phyllis Ward FINANCIAL COMMITTEE Karen Popovich-BUSINESS MGR. Eddie Morris Jack Nichols Judy Clark Gary Scattergood Carlene Butler Howard Bowen Kenny Watson Gene Crowl Laverne Minder Sharon Magos Susan Hoppin Sharon Long Isabella Gam I, HOWIE BOWEN, of no mind and very little heart will to the following: To Mrs. Boeker, my ability to write so good. To my cousins, Larry Hinds, Carolyn Bowen, and Betty Cody, my ability to get along with everyone. To Mary Ellen Laundry and Isabelle Gam, someone else to do their math. To half the school, someone else to be their taxi after school. To my brother coming in next year my brains and to good old Pawnee High, a chance to get their breath because I'll soon be gone. I, MARK BRADY, do leave to (?) Wilson a broom to play with at her discrimination. To David S., someone else to wrestle with and to P.H.S. I bid a fond farewell. I, CARLENE BUTLER, will to the following: To Rip Lee, someone else to do his dirty work. To Betty Cody, another Senior to teach bad habits to. To Jane Boston, someone else to play Cupid. To Mr. Dahm, someone else to give dirty looks to. And to Pawnee High, I leave, I hope. I, ANN CASHEN, will: To Tipper and Danny, my lab equipment to replace theirs that I’ve either borrowed, stolen, broken, or lost. Do Dunkie, better Chem. grades (in case you have to take it over). To Fred Estill, someone else to walk to school with. To Sandra C., a more deserted Morgan’s Road. I, JUDY CLARK, will to Brenda my grades in P.E. and my ability to drive safely. To Mrs. Palmer, my P.E. suit which she is so sure I've hidden. To Tom Squires, another Senior date and someone else'e letters to read. To Mike, the ability to make girls happy. To Mrs. Welch the pleasure of forgetting a few Sr. Home Ec. girls. To Mrs. Wilson, someone else to give dirty looks to, and to Pawnee High, I leave happy but sorry. I, BRUCE CODY, being of a muscular, well cordinated body and a Pea Size brain, will to the following persons: To Sue Short, someone else to share a locker with. To Jane Boston, the best dancer award. To my sister, Betty, my ability to make good grades. To Mary Pearman and Rip Lee, someone to push them out of ditches for heavens sakes. To Mrs. Welch, someone to finish her sign, and to Pawnee High, I leave, leaving only memories of myself. I, BONNIE DAVIS, will to the following: To Dale T., my false tooth and another bad influence to converse with zero hour. To Lynn R., my meaningful Captain's badge 1 got from a Wheaties box. To Gene C., all matches, flint and sticks I can collect. To Lynn Me., a new lab partner to help him unscrew faucets. To Mike Wright and Tim Snelling, another buddy to help them scheme. To Dean C. and Carol Me., my fat thumbs. To the ballplayers the very best of luck and to good old P.H.S., I sadly leave. I, RAY ESTES, being next to nothing, will leave nothing to nobody, because I SHALL RETURN with them next fall, then I will make my last will and testament. To David Schroll, my ability to master the art of English. To my brother. Gene, my ability to have fun without getting involved and from Pawnee H.S., I gladly leave. I, GRETCHEN FOGEL, being of a very unstable mental condition, do hereby bequeath my last prized possessions and advice to the following: To Linda B., some Cookies for her collection. To Steve R., some manners and brains. To Denny L, Randy S., and Tammy G., my ability to keep out of trouble for they need it. To Mrs. Edmundson, a new typewriter to replace the one I ruined by my speed writings, To anyone who needs it, my clean P.E. suit and to Pawnee High, I leave. I, MARY HILL, being________________________, leave to Judy W., my swell grades in Physics next year. To Sandra Carter, her shorts, I'll get my own. To my other P.E. Pals, the good luck to have a sweet P.E. class next year. To Mrs. Welch, (I hope), a better Treasurer and richer Treasury, and to good old P.H.S., I joyously leave. I, PATRICIA HUBBART, being of weak mind and sound body will to my sister, the ability to get moved in study hall. To Lynn Reed, the ability to pick good study hall partners. To Carol M. and Pat W., someone else to pester and to P.H.S., I gladly leave. I, LUDY JENKINS, hereby will to the following: To Tipper and Dunkie, someone else to tell them the right thing to do. To Gene C., 20 lbs. of my excess weight. To Annie and Eileen, another big sister to tell them how to act appropriately (since I’m so well experienced, myself). To Danny Magos, someone else to get him in trouble all the time and be a true chemistry lab partner. To Mrs. Welch, someone else to tell her their problems. To Mr. Sandstrom and the Stud. Council, the best of luck, and to dear old PHS, I sadly leave. I, EDDIE MORRIS, being a complete physical wreck and mentally off, hereby will to the following: To Dale Reavis, someone else to beat him up in 9th hour P.E. To Gene Crowl, someone else to share a smoke with after basketball practice. To Don Hamilton, my ever fragrant P.E. locker. To my sister, Pat, my ability of deep con- centration in school work so someday she will be as smart as I. To the sophomore girls, another bus driver to take them to basketball games. To Mr. Olsen, my lab drawers full of disintegrated lab equipment and to dear old PHS I gladly leave. 1, JACK NICHOLS, being of unsound mind and sufficient body do hereby will to the following: To Tom B., my ability to get to school just before the last bell. To Jim C., my ability to goof-off in Chemistry (he can use it in Physics next year). To Mrs. Boeker, I leave someone else to talk constantly in study hall, and to all the kids from now to 1980, I unselfishly leave P.H.S. I, LINDA PARKER, leave to Tim S., someone else to entertain him at noon and someone else to have little talks with in front of the P.E. room door. To Sherri, my ability to keep the teachers wondering. To Jim W., someone else to talk to in study hall. To Mrs. Ed., someone else as smart as I have been in shorthand; and to good old Pawnee High, I gladly LEAVE. I, KAREN POPOVICH, will to Sherri the title of Queen of the Laundramat” and a key to Heaven. To Jerry M. and Neily B., someone else for them to Fraternize with. To my sister, Cheryl, I leave the task of TRYING to live down my reputation. To Mrs. Edmundson, another simple-minded shorthand student to make her life miserable. To Mr. Walker, I leave the latest Twist album, a book of instructions, and a large bottle of tranquilizers, and all my painful memories to P.H.S. I, GARY SCATTERGOOD, being of unsound mind and weakened body leave to Mary P. my ability not to get conscious. To Rip L,, I leave my good health. To Phillip S. I. leave my little black book. To Gene C. I leave my ability to run out of gas, and to the faculty of P.H.S. I leave these immortal words of Alexander Pope, Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. I, JACK STEWART, being of sound body and weak mind, hereby leave to my cousin, Beth Chronister, the ability to get along with everybody. To next year's bookkeeping class I leave my ability to do bookkeeping. To Billie Floyd I leave the ability to faint at the sight of a needle, and to P.H.S., I leave. I, JERRY STEWART, being of very little body and no mind, hereby leave the following: To Dale Reavis, the ability to get along with Mrs. Wilson. To Sharon Russell, the ability to get along with T.S. and to P.H.S. I leave. I, TOM WARRINGTON, being of deteriated mind and body, do hereby will to the following: To Jay S., my TIDY P.E. locker. To Mr. Olsen, an I.O.U. for all articles I broke in Chem. To all the teachers a big bunch of sighs of relief to be distributed equally to each on graduation night when we're out. To Sally D., my half of the bus seat. To Barb H., my seat in S.H., and to Pawnee High, I gracefully leave. I, PHYLLIS WARD, being mindless and owning this completely worn out body, will to the following: To my brother, Terry, my determination to study. To Ham and Rita, another chaperone. To some unlucky students the ability to laugh at the corny jokes in order to pass. I wish my luck to the Jr. class in gaining some decent girls. To Keith V., someone else to pester. To my brother, John, my ability to give the teachers trouble, not that he needs it, and to Pawnee High, I had better leave. I, KEN WATSON, having no mind and a very weak body do will the following: To Jim Watson, my ability to keep on the good side of Mrs. Wilson. To Eddie Simpson, my superb basketball ability?? And last but not least to dear Old Pawnee High, I leave my fondest memories of my glorious (?????) schooldays. We Leave ! ! ! Thanks .. • Ada F. Matthews Dry Goods Pawnee, Illinois Bailey Brothers Pawnee, Illinois Baker Lumber Yard Pawnee, Illinois Black Company Springfield, Illinois Clarks IGA Super Market Pawnee, Illinois Comerford's Florals Pawnee, Illinois Crowder Billiard Palace Pawnee, Illinois Davis Memorial Home Pawnee, Illinois Dodd’s Gas Service Pawnee, Illinois Double D Cafe Pawnee, Illinois Dr. Surab Gam, M.D. Pawnee, Illinois Dr. John Holman, M.D. Pawnee, Illinois E. F. Vangeison Pawnee, Illinois Fogel’sT.V. Service Pawnee, Illinois Herbies Cafe Pawnee, Illinois Lee's Service Stateon Pawnee, Illinois Malsbury's Pawnee, Illinois Marcella's Taylorville, Illinois Maton Floral Shop Taylorville, Illinois McWilliams Motor Company Pawnee, Illinois Merle Lederbrand Sons Pawnee, Illinois Millburg's Drug Store Pawnee, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bivin Pawnee, Illinois Ray Jenkins Trucking Service Pawnee, Illinois Frances Jenkins Pawnee, Illinois Norma's Beauty Salon Pawnee, Illinois Oliver's Barber Shop Pawnee, Illinois Pawnee Bank Pawnee, Illinois Pawnee Gas Water Dept. Pawnee, Illinois Peabody Coal Co. Mine No. 10 Pawnee, Illinois Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Springfield, Illinois Reynold's Service Station Pawnee, Illinois Ruby's Beauty Salon Pawnee, Illniois Smith's Trucking Service Pawnee, Illinois Smith’s Turkey Farm Pawnee, Illinois Springer Insurance Pawnee, Illinois Tackett Fertilizer Lime Spreading Taylorville, Illinois The Fishing Hole Pawnee, Illinois T.H. Johnson Son Taylorville, Illinois T.V. Clinic Pawnee, Illinois Willenborg’s Pawnee, Illinois Wm. Floyd Insurance Real Estate Pawnee, Illinois Pawnee Herald Pawnee, Illinois The Staff of the 1963 Indian Echoes wishes to express our sincere appreciation to all our patrons. Without their financial assistance the publication of this yearbook would have been impossible. 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