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

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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.

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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.

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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.