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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1966 volume:

_ I 1 I %!! 7 ! !% ! We re loyal to you, PAWNEE HIGH We re red, white and blue, PAWNEE HIGH, We ll back you to stand 'gainst the best in the land, For we know you have stand, PAWNEE HIGH RAH! RAH! So send that ball in, PAWNEE HIGH. Go crashing ahead, PAWNEE HIGH, Our team is our fame protector On boys for we expect a victory from you, PAWNEE HIGH. Cha-hee, Cha-ha, Cha-ha-ha, Cha-hee, Cha-ha, Cha-ha-ha, PAWNEE HIGH. PAWNEE HIGH, PAWNEE HIGH. Fling out that dear old flag of red, white and blue, Bring on your sons and daughters fighting for you, Like men of old on giants, placing reliance, shouting defiance. OSKI WOW WOW! Amid the broad green plains that nourish our land. For honest labor and for learning we stand, And unto thee we pledge our heart and hand Dear alma mater, PAWNEE HIGH ! ! ! Jerry Acre Bonnie Brown We, the SENIOR CLASS of 1966, wish to dedicate our Indian Echoes to Jerry Acre, Bonnie Brown, and Tom Plummer who endeared themselves to all their fellow classmates. We hope this book will keep alive the memories we have of them for many years to come. ■ Seniors of Pawnee High School 1966: Four years have really flown. It doesn’t seem possible that it has been four years since you were Pawnee’s eighth grade graduates. We, the faculty of Pawnee High hope that we have made some contributions to your lives. We know that you as a class, and many of you as individuals have made many contributions to Pawnee schools. We hope that we have helped each of you to develop a well balanced personality consisting of at least four important traits--namely: physical, mental, social and moral. With each of these traits well developed may you go forth to achieve your desired goals. May the best of everything be yours in the years ahead. Good luck and happy traveling. To you we must admit; we shall leave you many problems; many tasks we couldn’t do. We shall leave a world unfinished. That shall need the best of you and we wonder as we see you going forth into the world, if you know the things that wait you in the places you shall fill. Mr. William Allen, Superintendent Class of 1966: Your courage, industry, ability to get along with others, and your other good character traits have given me a deep and abiding faith in your ability to face and cope with the future. Congratulations on your past accomplishments and best wishes for your future ones. Mr. Jessie Harkness, Principal Seniors: From the day the Class of 1966 entered Pawnee High School, it was obvious that this was a class that was going to make a fine name for itself during its four year stay here. Those four fast moving years have passed by now and we can look at the record and see that the Class of 1966 gave an excellent account of itself in every phase of school life. I sincerely want to thank each of you in the class for the four good years you have given this school and community. I hope you will continue to show the same driving spirit you displayed here as you move on into adult responsibilities. Your ambitions should carry you far. Mr. Axel Sandstrom, Assistant Principal choolIBoard SEATED: Mr. Kenneth Wright, President; Mr. Gene Skaggs, Secretary. STANDING: Mr. Dave Dickey, Mr. Myron Vangeison, and Mr. Homer King. NOT APPEARING: Mr. George T. Davis, and Mr. Fred Muncy. Secretaries Mrs. Mary Turvey Mrs. Faye Skaggs MR. SMARGIASSI Eastern Illinois University B.S. - Education American History World History MRS. BOEKER University of Illinois B.S. - Education Mathematics MR. MUSICK Illinois State University B. A. - French French I and II MRS. SMITH Illinois State University McKendree College University of Arkansas Major - Physical Education Minor - Social Science Girls’ P.E. MR. HENDRICKSON Western Illinois University Drury College B. S. - Education Industrial Arts MRS. WILLIAMSON Illinois State University B.S. - English Library - Minor English I and II MR. GONZALEZ University of Texas B. S. - Biological Science and P. E. M. S. - Biological Science and P. E. Indiana State University North Texas State - Graduate Work University of Georgia -Graduate Work Chemistry and General Science MR. MULCH University of Illinois B.S. - Agriculture Vocational Agriculture First Semester MRS. DONNEL Illinois State University B.S. - Education Home Economics MR. HARKNESS Oakland City College Indiana University B.S., M.S. - Education Physics MR. HAYES Illinois Weslyan University B. A. - Education Band MRS. HUSTON Washington State College B.A. - Education University of Chicago M.A. - English English III and IV MR. DENNIS Southern Illinois University B. S. - Education History and Physical Education MR. WINKS Southern Illinois University B. S. - Business Education Bookkeeping MR. SANDSTROM Western Illinois University B. S. - Education N. S. - Administration Social Sciences Guidance Counselor MRS. EDMUNDSON Southeast Missouri State University B.S. - Education Typing and Shorthand MR. LIKES Western Illinois University Southern Illinois University B. S. - Agriculture B. S. - Economics Vocational Agriculture -Second Semester Mrs. Jones Mrs. Fowler Mrs. Warrington Mrs. Klassan I P t r s JANITOR: Mr. Bailey NIGHT WATCHMAN: Mr. Wright BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Bailey, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Reynolds. — Seniors Vice-President NEAL BRAWNER President PAT WAGNER Student Council Representative JERRY MUNCY Secretary LINDA CAMBRUZZI Treasurer KEITH VANGEISON NEAL BRAWNER At anything he is a hit,so good-look ing and what a wit. TOM BROWN To live long, it is necessary to live slow. BYRON BUSBY Louie just arrived this year, but aren't we glad that he is here. DON ALVIES Some say he is bashful; others doubt SHARON BOULANGER You can never tell what Sharon may be; she may choose anything from A to Z. MARILYN BROWN Never a worry: never a care whether ♦ it's stormy or whether it s fair. KEITH FRY I have a temper, but I hold it-'-some times! BILL GEORGE If everyone was as loud as he, a quiet place our school would be. MARGARET HELMERICHS Some say die’s quiet but if they only knew her they’d deny it!!! ANN HILL And this we'll all recalithe quietest of us all. -she was NICK HOWARD Take care of me; good men are rare. BRENDA LANE Always up to something! ?!?!?!? EILEEN JENKINS I might be better if I would; but it's awfully lonely being good. NETA LARD Generally speaking, she's generally speaking! MARY ELLEN LANDREY She's certain to be 9een, where fun and mischief beam. KATHY LEE I do the hardest work of my whole day before school—getting up! !!!!! CAROL MC TAGGART Never gripes--has her fun--after all the work is done. JERRY MUNCY Quick as a jackel! ?! ?! ?! ? JERRY MINDER Tho' Jerry is so very shy, the thrills of life won't pass her by. KAYLA MAXEY Around her head there grows so fair, a halo of the blackest hair. DONNA MILLER Always the same in sunshine or in rain. JILL SEIZ Measured in inches, she's not very tall, but in good friendships she’s up to them all. SHARON RUSSELL She's small, but so is a stick of dyna mite. LYNN REED Lynn is sweet, Lynn is neat, She's a girl you just can’t beat! RACHEL SLOMAN Twinkle, twinkle goes her eye, who we wonder is her guy????????????? EDDIE SIMPSON Don't study your lessons, lessen your studies! JAY SHEEDY All great men are dying---I feel ill. TIM SNELUNG You can never tell what he'll do next MARY CASHEN SPECHT Usually gay, brighten the day with her sunny, friendly way. KEITH VANGEISON Always out for a good time; well, is that a crime????? LINDA VANGEISON Very quiet is this lass, a willing worker for her class. PAT WAGNER Let it rain, let it shine, I'll still drive that Chevy of mine. GARY ZACHARY Gary has a pleasing personality and always seems full of vitality. SPONSOR-Mrs. Edmundson SPONSOR-Mr. Sandstrom SENIORS —Facing the Future — May 27, 1966--Graduation! At last the day to which we have long looked forward has arrived. Long will each of the 36 members of our class remember the thrills and chills of this big day the little things that make it so--new dresses and new suits, caps and gowns, smiles and tears, congratulations, and good-byes. Suddenly, as the president of the school board calls our names and hands us our diplomas, we turn our backs on four of our happiest years. During these years we have received the knowledge to make bright the future which will come after the clouds of international struggle have disappeared. To obliterate these clouds, we will all work together. So it is that we stand with chins up and hopes high facing the future on this Commencement Day. Farewell, P.H.S. and thanks for everything. We sjjall never forget you. Underclassmen SEATED: Pat Hailey, Mike Meggison, Sandra Gant, Dean Webor, and Gerri Maxey. SECOND ROW: Duane Amyer, Patty Eson, Doug Thomas, and Virginia Golden. THIRD ROW: Ernie Irwin, Linda Castleman, Tom Bowen, Sherilyn Cashen, Denny Seiz, and Bill Thomas. JUNIORS Industrious (So We Hear!) The juniors are now ready to enter the last phase of their public education. These three-year students are now in the middle of the stream, and the swift current has already begun to carry them into their senior year. Life-long friendships have been kindled within P. H.S. Friends have been made who will follow the juniors on through his or her future education or work. Ail students have had an equal opportunity to participate in extra-curricular activities and have learned to work together to accomplish a desired result. With their goal of graduation just around the corner, the seniors of 1967 have their days at P. H. S. numbered. To them is given the job of carrying on the work of the Senior Class of next year. We are sure that they will continue the tradition. CLASS SPONSORS President....................................Leonard McTaggart Mr. Musick Vice President......................G. L. Matthews Mr. Hendrickson Secretary......................................Linda Castleman Miss Donnel Treasurer..............................Gloria Colean Mrs. Smith Concession Chairman.....................Patty Davis Student Council Representative . . . Arlene Butler FRONT ROW: Peggy Barrowman, Mike Catteau, Patty Davis, and G. L. Matthews. MIDDLE ROW: Georgia Long, Russell Wells, Carla Gehrs, Andy Davenport, and Carolyn Baxter, BACK ROW: Karen Sanders. Tom Jones, Glennys Gra-pengeter, Leonard McTaggart, Gloria Colean, and Cecil Herpstreith. FIRST ROW; Patty Collins, Ann Rutherford, Sharon Alexander. SECOND ROW: Connie Jones. Gary Hill, Patty Brown, and Gary Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Barb Jones, Gary Leskoviesk, Nancy Champion, Philip Katcher, Connie Alhfield, and Roger Muncy. SOPHOMORES Experienced (They think!) The sophomores are now approaching their third lap at good old P. H. S. Next year they will become juniors, and this is a time in which students eagerly look forward to graduation. Full of energy, pep and spirit, the sophomores have made a place for themselves in our high school life and have made contributions to our school activities. The Sophomore Class has always been ready and willing to do any task that one might ask of them; for that reason, P. H. S. can be proud of them. We are certain that the class of '68 will maintain standards equivalent to those held in the years past. We wish them every kind of success in their remaining years at Pawnee High School. SPONSOR - Mrs. Boeker FIRST ROW: Darlette Muncy, Linda Skaggs, Sharon Herpstreith. SECOND ROW: Janet Howard, Barbra Clay, Sandra Thomas, and Jill Murphy. THIRD ROW: Ted Brown, Joe Schmuck, and David Ayers. FIRST ROW: Rosemary Catizon, Juanita Gier, Candee Floyd, Cheryl Castle, Sharon Reynolds, Nancy Tilley, Brenda King, Kay Vangeison. SECOND ROW: Mike Williams, Gary Norville, Tim Vangeison, Bob Hailey, Tom Murphy, John Reynolds, Dennis Dickey, Sam Plummer, Gene Pickett. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Williams, Susan Oliver, Becky Sisk, Karen Ward, Barb Fogel, Kathy Hill, Wanita Bosie, Janet Watson, Connie R. Lane, Linda White. FOURTH ROW: Gary Tuxhorn, Gary Skaggs, Randy Zimmerli, John Bailey, Bill Henderson, James Basford, Kenny Jenkins, Gerald Spears, Terry Castleman, Tom Thompson. Innocence (Says Who??) With graduation a seemingly distant possibility in their future, the students of the Freshman Class have become well acquainted with P. H. S. in their first year and now are ready to form their opinions on high school life. Their hardest year at P. H. S. is left behind them, but the future still holds three full years of work and study until each student receives his diploma. Having obtained their first glimpse of high school life, with its never-a-dull-moment calendar of activities, these students at P. H. S. have decided that this important phase of their life will undoubtedly be to their liking. Passing the first milestone of their high school life, the class of 1969 has shown ability, and they have also been hard workers. We wish them every success in their remaining years at P. H. S. President..................Tom Murphy Vice President......................Bob Hailey Secretary................Tom Thompson Treasurer.................Kenny Jenkins Student Council. Yearbook Staff . Tom Vangeison .Kay Vangeison Sam Plummer SPONSOR - Mrs. Williamson and Freshmen J5 eiientfy (frade jlenior |3rom Ptck-a-jBillo With our Senior Prom and graduation bringing down the curtain, we pack up--and move on to another show, another place, for another opening. 'Electronoiiac (Sasser FRONT ROW: Pat Hailey, Sandra Thomas, Janet Howard, Susan Oliver. Marilyn Williams, Candee Floyd, Jill Murphy. SECOND ROW: Arlene Butler, Sharon Russell, Virginia Golden, Sharon Cody, Linda Skaggs, Karen Ward. THIRD ROW: Sherilyn Cashen, Mary Ellen Landrey, Sharon Reynolds, Barbara Fogel. Ann Rutherford, Nancy Tilley. FOURTH ROW: Brenda King, Charlene Austin, Peggy Barrowman, Sharon Alexander, Connie Jones, Kay Vangeison. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn Brown, Barbara Jones. Nancy Champion, Carla Gehrs, Linda White, Inez McEvers. SECOND MOST BEAUTIFUL TICKING TO VICTORY ADVISOR: Miss Donnel CHAPTER PARENTS: Mrs. Rutherford Mrs. Colean Mr. Co lean SEATED, Left to Right: Darlette Muncy, Vice President of Recreation; Linda Vangeison, Vice President of Projects; Gloria Colean, 2nd Vice President; Linda Cambruzzi, President; Eileen Jenkins, 1st Vice President; Neta Lard, Treasurer; Lynn Reed, Secretary; Kathy Lee, Vice President of Public Relations. STANDING: Patty Eson, Bulletin Board Chairman; Deanna Herpstreith, Student Council Representative; Carol McTaggart. Prayer Leader; Connis Ahlfield, Bulletin Board Chairman; Rachel Sloman, Points Chairman; Margaret Helmerichs, Historian; Linda Castleman, Typists; and Sharon Herpstreith, Photographer. RIGHT TO LEFT: Glennys Grapengeter, Connie Ahlfield, Connie Lane, Carla Gehrs, Nancy Champion, Terry Townes, Neta Lard, kitty Davis, Brenda King, Sherilyn Cashen, Peggy Barrowman, Sharon Alexander, Brenda Lane, Sharon Boulanger, Barb Fogel, Linda Pelham, Patty Eson, Virginia Golden, Glenda McCowan, Barb Clay, Marilyn Williams, Sharon Russell, Ann Gerhard, Juanita Gier, Jill Seiz, Rachel Sloman, Margaret Helmerichs, Karen Sanders, Eileen Jenkins, Gloria Co lean. SPONSOR--Mrs. Mary Smith Former President; Glenda McCowan, Secretary; Gloria Colean, Student Council Representative; Patty Davis, Present President; Neta Lard, Points Chairman; Eileen Jenkins. PURPOSES The purposes of the League shall be --To promote and encourage the organization of Girls' Athletic Associations in the high schools in Illinois. --To establish and maintain standards for the programs which serve the best interests of the participants. --To assist members in developing responsible student leadership. --To provide opportunities for high school girls to participate with each other in a variety of sports and related activities. --To maintain high standards and promote ideals of health and sportsmanship. Industrial JVrts CfCIub The Industrial Arts Club officers are: President Leonard McTaggart; Vice President, Jerry Muncy; Secretary-Treasurer, Cecil Herpstreith; and Student Council Representative, Russell Wells. SPONSOR--Mr. Hendrickson SEATED, Left to Right: Cecil Herpstreith, Mike Catteau, Leonard McTaggart, Russell Wells, and Duane Aymer. SECOND ROW: Neal Brawner, Pat Wagner, Doug Thomas, David Ayers, Denny Seiz, Gary Hill, and Andy Davenport. THIRD ROW: Nick Howard, Ernie Irwin, and Bill Thomas. Seated on ladders: Mike Sanders, Mike Meggison, Bill Floyd, and G. L. Mathews. Student (Kouncil OFFICERS Advisor Secretary. . . . Linda Castleman Treasurer. . . . Mr. Rudy Gonzalez President.... Vice-President . ;Womecommg parade EIGHTH GRADE Second-Most Original Place Your Bets on P. H. S. ;□ j]Fv3J U XU- SOPHOMORE CLASS Catch Us If You Can” . JUNIOR CLASS Pawnee Tops All Records' F.F.A. Aiming For a Victory” G.A.A. Stamp Out Defeet tf) 1 Homecoming MUSIC DIRECTOR - Mr. Hayes FIRST ROW: Sharon Russell, Susan Oliver, Candee Floyd, and Marcia Snyder. SECOND ROW: Sherilyn Cashen, Linda Skaggs, Glenda McCowan, and Ann Rutherford. THIRD ROW: Duane Aymer, Margaret Helmerichs, and Russell Wells. Honor Students Gloria Colean Neta Lard Phillip Katcher Keith Vangeison Carol McTaggart Gary Hamilton Andy Davenport Ann Rutherford Linda Castle man Kathy Lee Linda Cambruzzi Judy Stone librarians STANDING: Ann Rutherford, Secretary-Treasurer; Ann Gerhard, Donna Miller, President; Marcia Synder, and Jill Seiz. SEATED: Karen Sanders. ■ � � � ■� i cccccccce- 3f3f,A Club: STANDING: SEATED: Tom Jones. Doug Thomas. Secretary; Gary Hill, President; Don Alvies. Vice President; Dean Weber, and Mr. Likes. Advisor. Gary Norville, Bob Hailey, Tom Thompson, Mike Cray, Jon Reynolds, Gary Skaggs, and Tom Vangeison. Lettentmt’s (Elub OFFICERS--Vice-President--Tim Snelling, Secretary--Tom Brown, President--Jerry Muncy, Treasurer--Jay Sheedy, Student Council Representative--Bill Floyd. SPONSOR--Mr. John Dennis LEFT ROW: Tom Brown, Bill Floyd, Jerry Muncy, and Mike Catteau. CENTER ROW: Jay Sheedy, Russell Wells, and Neal Brawner. RIGHT ROW: Tim Snelling and G.L. Matthews. Hcst All Around iBrst 0 an errs Kathy Lee - Jerry Muncy Joe Schmuch - Kathy Lee JHost Xikrb to Queered Neta Lard - Keith Vangeison We're Particular Say!! Who was that masked man? SEATED: CecilHerpstreith, Russell Wells, Nich Howard. Neal Brawner. Duane Aymer, Ernie Irwin, and Terry Castlman. SECOND ROW: Andy Davenport, Tim Snelling, Bill Floyd, Jerry Muncy, and Tom Brown. THIRD ROW: John Bailey, Bob Hailey, Tom Murphy, John Ward. Gary Tuxhorn, and Mike Sanders. MANAGERS: Jim Catizon Phil Katcher Jerry Muncy |3afamee Tom Brown Indians Bill Floyd Andy Davenport (center Picture) Neal Brawner Russell Wells Emie Irwin ffle’re 3[Igutg 3High! Linda Deanna Lynn Kathy Linda FOOTBALL SCHEDULE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 17 - Illiopolis...........................There Sept. 24 - Carrollton............................Here Oct. 1 - Kincaid...............................Here Oct. 8 - Virden...............................There Oct. 14 - Girard ..............................There Oct. 22 - Auburn (Homecoming)...................Here Oct. 28 - Mt. Olive............................There Nov. 5 - Northwestern.........................There Nov. 12 - Waverly...............................Here Dec. 3 - Pleasant Plains......................There Dec. 4 - New Berlin............................Here Dec. 7 - Tri-City .............................Here Dec. 14 - Rochester.............................Here Dec. 17 - Girard There Dec. 21 - Northwestern.........................There Jan. 4 - Divernon..............................Here Jan. 7 - Franklin............................There Jan. 11 - Lincolnwood...........................Here Jan. 25 - Virden...............................There Jan. 28 - Edinburg ............................There Jan. 29 - Riverton..............................Here Feb. 1 - Kincaid..................................Here Feb. 4 - Morrisonville.........................Here Feb. S - Waverly..............................There Feb. 11 - Auburn................................Here Feb. 15 - Glenwood.............................There Feb. IS - St. James.............................Here Dec. 27-30 Waverly Holiday Tournament Jan. 17-21 Sangamon County Tournament 55 IHarsitg OIl|eer Lynn Reed Linda Cambruzzi Kathy Lee junior Parsttg Linda Castleman Deanna Herpstreith SPONSOR - Mrs. Smith 1 g l. n Guard 6 6 DANNY Forward ROGER Forward BILL Center GARY Forward firfitor (tto-ftditor Managers Eileen Jenkins Sharon Russell Kathy Lee Tim Snelling As editor of the 1966 Indian Echoes. I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped in any way to make this yearbook a success. Your help was most appreciated. Eileen Jenkins Editor ADA'S A.D.M. ELEVATOR •’A FRIEND” A FRIEND A FRIEND” ASHBURN BARBER SHOP AUBURN JUNCTION LANES BAILEY PACKING CO. BANK OF PAWNEE BLACK CO. CECIL HERPSTREITH, BUILDER CHATHAM BOWLING LANES C. I. P. S. CLARK'S I. G. A. 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