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

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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.

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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.

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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.