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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1969 volume:

PAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL THE 1969 INDIAN ECHOES FOREWORD This is our 1969 Indian Echoes and we present it to you proudly and with the hope that its pages will spark the light of memory in the coming years. Frequent use of pictures and sketches of the lamp posts has Ijeen made in this yearbook. Amid the movement of life, the significance of simple things is often overlooked. For a period of fifty-five years students of Pawnee High School have passed by the twin lamp posts each school day. These lamp posts, like the spirit of PHS have survived tragedy and destruction. Twice fire has leveled Pawnee High to the ground, but the unity and loyalty of her students like the lamp posts have remained. In 1962 the bases of the lamp posts were rebricked to match the new school building. The lamp posts are positioned to provide light as we enter PHS, but they also brighten the way as we depart. We, the 1969 staff would like to acknowledge the assistance of Mrs. Alyce Foster, Mr. Axel Sandstrom, Mrs. Ruth Harms, Anker Studio, and our advertisers. 2 CONTENTS 5 11 26 36 43 50 62 ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS GRADE SCHOOL UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS ADVERTISEMENTS IN MEMORIAM We the Pawnee High School Class of 1969 do hereby dedicate this, our Indian Echoes, to the memory of Ted Sandidge. Twenty years is a short span in measured time, but Ted accomplished much in two decades. From 1961 -1965, Ted was a contributing part of PHS. His involvement in activities was practically guaranteed, his willingness generated enthusiasm, his contagious laughter won friends, and his attitudes reflected affection and concern for humanity. As achievement cannot be determined in material terms alone, a successful life cannot be judged solely by length. Ted's existence embodied the true meaning of life, and thus, he will always be a part of the living. A Fellow Classmate ADMINISTRATION Mr. Dean Myers Mr. Axel Sandstrom Unit Superintendent High School Principal NEW ADDITION PLANNED FOR INCREASED ENROLLMENT Mr. William Springer School Treasurer SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right; Mr. William Floyd, Secretary; Mr. Homer King, Mr. David Dickey, President; Mr. Myron Vangeison, Mr. George Davis, Mr. Coy Clarke, Mr. perry McClelland. 6 Mr. Bruce Murphy Grade School Principal Mrs. Grace McTaggart Bookkeeper 7 Mrs. Delores Flinn High School Secretary Mrs. Jeanne Manning Grade School Secretary Miss Catherine Lagacy, B.S. Illinois State University Home Economics F.H.A., Freshman Class Mrs. Winifred Boeker, B.A. University of Illinois Mathematics Senior Class Mr. Max Kidd, A.B. M.A. Indiana State University Indiana University Physical Education, Coaching Letter man s Club Mrs. Ruth Harms, B.S. Illinois State University Business Education Yearbook, Sophomore Class Mr. Stanley Likes, B.S. Southern Illinois University Biology, Voc. Agriculture F.F.A., Senior Class Mrs. Janet Lyons, A.B. University of Illinois English, Librarian Senior Class i .... yfi Illinois Music Freshman Mr. Max McIntyre, B.S. Culver Stockton University of Illinois Physical Education Mrs. Delores Muncy Illinois State Normal University Math, P.E. Cheerleaders, 8th Grade Class Mr. William Nichelson, B.S. University of Illinois Math, Science, Driver Ed. Junior Class Mrs. Carol Nichols, B.A. Evangel College University of Missouri English, Reading 8 Mr. Royce Reed, B.A. Southern Illinois Univ Art Junior Class sity Mrs. Leona Sangster, A.B. William and Mary College English, Grade School Librarian Grade Class Mr. Don Smargiassi, B.S. M.S. Eastern Illinois University American History Counseling, Coach Mr. John Stevens, A.A.T. Southern Illinois University Auto Mechanics Student Council Sophomore Class Mrs. Rosa Lee Stevens, B.M.E. Mr. Earl Wilcoxson, B.A. Millikin University Texas University Vocal Music Social Studies, English Sophomore Class Mr. George Smith, A.B. M.A. Atlantic Union College University of Michigan French Junior Class Mrs. Kay Wilson, B.S. Southern Illinois University English, P.E. Cheerleaders, Junior Class Mr. Richard Winks, B.S. Southern Illinois University Geography, Gen. Bus., P.E. Coach, Boys Service Club 7th Grade Class Mrs. Kitty Wooderchak, B.A. Western Illinois University English, Journalism 7th Grade Class Mr. William Wooderchak, B.S. Western Illinois University Industrial Arts Freshman Class Mr. Dennis Worthen, B.S. University of Illinois Science, Boys P.E. Coach, 8th Grade Class 9 Cooks, Front Row: Ruth Bernard!, Frances Warrington. Back Row: Louise Floyd, Tina Fowler. Joe Parker, Patrolman Harold Henson, Bus Driver COOKS, JANITORS, BUS DRIVERS Bus Drivers and Janitors, John Bailey and Walter Stevens. Bus Driver, Leo Meurer. Bus Drivers, Lyman Reynolds and Ernie Miller. Janitor, Chet Muncy. 11 Front Row: Lisa Davis, Crown Bearer; King Steve Busby, Queen Barbara Jones, Kevin Williams, Crown Bearer. Second Row: Tim Vangeison, Patty Brown, Danny Davis, Darlette Muncy, Gary Hamilton, Nancy Champion, Mike Catteau, Peggy Barrowman, Brenda King, Tom Thompson, Kay Vangeison, Kenny Jenkins, Karen Ward, Tom Vangeison, Candee Floyd, Dennis Dickey. Mike Catteau and Peggy Barrowman crowned Steve Busby and Barbara Jones king and queen of the 1968 Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom was held on May 11, 1968 in the Grade School Gymnasium. The theme was carried out by a bubbling fountain accented with colored lights. It was truly a night to remember. 12 THREE COINS IN A FOUNTAIN Susan Busby and Carroll Bailey, Crown Bearers; Kay Vangeison, Queen; John Bailey, Co-Captain; Kenny Jenkins, Escort. SHADES OF FALL Every year the football team picks candidates for the Homecoming Queen. There is one Freshman candidate, one Sophomore candidate, two Junior candidates, and two Senior candidates. The student body votes on a candidate the day of the bonfire, and then at the bonfire that night, the queen is announced. She reigns over the whole weekend as queen. Saturday morning, she leads her court in the parade and circles the football field at half-time. The captain of the football team presents her with an autographed football. That night, she is crowned Queen of the Homecoming Dance. The Student Council is always in charge of the dance, and this year the theme was Shades of Fall. Five floats entered the Homecoming parade this year, each showing the hard work of the class which it represented. The most beautiful float was the Sophomore's Victory Lane and the most original float was the Senior's Snoopy's on our Side. The Marching Band led the parade and furnished the bystanders as well as the rest of the parade with welcomed music. Queen Kay and her court added an extra touch of beauty to the parade. 14 KAY REIGNS AT HOMECOMING '69 First Most Original, Snoopy's On Our Side Senior Float First Most Beautiful, Victory Lane' Sophomore Float Brenda watches Terry open his Christmas gift, a Playboy towel. Mr. Stevens joins the girls in a Christmas dance. Shari Lindsay and Terry Bowne are shown checking name tags on the packages under the Christmas tree. Following tradition, the Freshmen handed out presents to the student body. Earlier in the week names were exchanged among the students. The Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was held on December 19. Music provided by the Diamond Railroad was enjoyed. FRESHMEN DISTRIBUTE PRESENTS Linda and Wayne watch the Freshmen pass out presents. Mary Beth and Gary sit this one out. STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS HOMECOMING Bottom Row: Mary Beth Davis, Tom Vangeison, Kay Jenkins, John Stevens Second Row: Alan Ahlfield, John Teubner, Gary Norvllle, Mike Williams Third Row; Alan Bailey, Terry Bowen, Phil Clarke, John Bailey, Dennis Dickey Student Council officers for this year were: John Stevens, Sponsor; Phil Clarke, Treasurer; John Bailey, Secretary; Mike Williams, Vice President; Tom Vangeison, President. The Student Council sponsors many activities during the school year. They are responsible for organizing the Homecoming Parade and the Homecoming Dance. A Christmas Dance is sponsored each year by the industrious Student Council. 17 FFA recorded another fine year of activi ties and projects. One of these activities was a tractor pull on Sept. 8. Donations of $250 were given as prizes. The surrounding farmers were active in the events. After enjoying the contest the audience was treated to roast pig FFA officers: Randy Zimmerli, Joe Parker, Mike Williams, Debbie Henry, the Chapter Sweetheart, Gary Tuxhorn, Bill Wagoner, Brent Manning, Mr. Likes, Sponsor FFA SPONSORS TRACTOR PULL Bottom Row L to R: Randy Zimmerli, Joe Parker, Mike Williams, Debbie Henry, Gary Tuxhorn, Bill Wagoner, Brent Manning. Second Row: Ed Ebe, Matt Williams, Gary Norville, Tony Pharris, Brent Comerford, Eric Burgener, Mr. Likes Third Row: Joe Cray, Tom Davis, Sid Gerhard, Gene Basford, Tom Sloman. Fourth Row: Dennis Sloman, James Basford, Lewis Thomas. 18 FHA HELPS THE NEEDY Debbie Henry FFA Chapter Sweetheart Standing: Miss Lagacy, Sponsor. Chapter Parents: Mrs. Gail Lindsay, Mrs. Eleanor Tilley, Mr. Robert King, not pictured. Bottom Row L to R: Candee Floyd, Debbie Malsbury, Linda Clay, Miss Lagacy, Suzette Thein, Peggy King, Mary Jane Barrowman, Second Row: Mary Beth Davis, Lorraine Howard, Joette Floyd, Joyce Williams, Pat Standish, Camille Muncy, Third Row: Lynn Tune, Jennifer Theole, Alicia Sabo, Peggy Cole, Pam Estes, Lendy Baker. Fourth Row: Debbie Ayers, Ann Carswell, Debbie Henry, Penny Baker, Brenda Colean, Pamela Carter, Lynn Goyke. Fifth Row: Lois Helmericks, Sharon Lindsay, Rita Katcher, Rita George, Karla Sanders. 19 FHA HOSTS TEACHERS AT TEA The FHA girls do many useful jobs for the school and the community. Each year these girls collect food and clothing for needy families in the community. Money making projects such as bake sales and doughnut sales are used to make money for annual trips to Chicago or St. Louis. Spring is a busy time of year for the girls with such things as FHA week, cherry pie sales, Mother-Daughter Banquet, and the Spring Style Show. Bottom Row: Kay Jenkins, Karen Lindsay, Linda Eson, Linda White, Kay Vangeison, Nancy Tilley Second Row: Mary Bosie, Barbara Fogel, Gail Smith, Brenda King, Karen Ward Third Row: Nancy Davenport, Sandy Stuffings, Gloria Alvies, Susan Oliver YEARBOOK FINANCIAL COMMITTEE Bottom Row: Jackie Roberts, Julie Maxey, Suzette Thein Second Row: Mark Behrent, Gail Smith, Kay Vangeison, Lynn Goyke, Wanita Bosie, Sam Plummer 20 Tom Thompson and Wanita Bosle, Business Managers Layout Committee: Gary Skaggs, Marilyn Williams, Karen Ward, Can-dee Floyd, Susan Oliver, Barb Fogel. YEARBOOK TAKES ON A NEW LOOK Nancy Tilley (Co-editor), Mrs. Ruth Harms (Sponsor), Linda White (Editor) The 1969 Yearbook Staff has tried to present this year's annual in a way you will always remember. We have added the Spring Supplement to bring you a more complete coverage of the spring school activities. The grade school section of the yearbook has been added to give you a complete coverage of the 7th and 8th grade activities. The book is financed through yearbook sales, advertisements, and school cushion sales. We wish to thank all the people who have helped with our yearbook. We hope you will enjoy this yearbook as much as we have enjoyed working on it. 21 Freshmen: Debbie Henry, Mary Beth Davis, and Mary Bosie Sophomore: Jim Cashen 1968 HONOR STUDENTS Every year in the month of April a small group of students are honored for their high academic achievement. On April 17, 1968 eleven students were honored at the Eighth Annual Academic Banquet sponsored by the Lions Club. This select group is named each year following the fourth grading period. In order to be named as an honor student the boy or girl must maintain a 4.5 average for the first semester and the fourth grading period. Students who attend this banquet for the first time are given an honor student pin. Each year that they return a numeral pin guard is presented to be attached to the pin. Juniors: Tom Murphy, Tom Thompson, and Nancy Tillev 22 The problem of what to do with study hall time was solved beautifully by eight seniors who volunteered to tutor grade school pupils with reading difficulties. The students meet with the children regularly from 2 to 5 times weekly and help them with oral reading, spelling and other language arts skills. A weekly seminar is held with Mrs. Nichols to discuss educational methods, materials, innovations, and special problems encountered in teaching. Top Row: Mrs. Nichols, Marilyn Williams, Susan Oliver, Nancy Tilley, John Teubner, Candee Floyd, Barb Fogel. Second Row; Mickey Thorpe, David Bell, Mark W'ahlsmith. Third Row: Jimmy Beagle, Terry Castleman, Debbie Hagen, Wanita Bosie. FIRST YEAR FOR STUDENT TEACHERS Band Officers Standing: Joyce Williams, Karen Lindsay, Bill Wagner. Seated: Nancy Davenport, Mary Beth Davis. Standing: Kathy Goodhue, Barb Roberts, Margie Patton. Kneeling: Linda Clay BAND ENTERTAINS AT HALF TIME 24 THE SOUND OF MUSIC Front How: Diana Edge, Brenda Colean, Mary Beth Davis, Suzette Thein, Debbie Ayers, Shari Lindsay, Joyce Williams, Nancy Davenport. Second Row: Lucy Anderburg, Scott Lindsay, Bob Sandidge, Doug Gray, Eric Burgener, Lois Helmericks, Joe Parker, Bill Wagner, Brent Manning. Third How: Mr. LaMotte (Director), Brent Comerford, Jennifer Thoele, Becky Sisk, Pam Watson, Karen Lindsay. Front Row: Mrs. Rosa Lee Stevens (Director), Jodi Floyd, Mary Jane Barrowman, Candee Floyd, Marsha Underwood, Connie Kruegar, Carole Anderson, Sandy Stuffings. Second Row: Debbie Malsbury, Penny King, Pat Standish, Karen Ward, Lendy Baker, Collean Cashen, Rita Hickey. Third Row: Glenda Jones, Barb Roberts, Nancy Tilley, Lucy Anderburg, Ann Carswell, Peggy Cole. Fourth Row: Marilyn Gunn, Diana Edge, Linda White, Nancy Davenport, Doug Gray, Lois Helmericks, Karla Sanders. Standing: Max Kidd, Sponsor; Don Milllk, John Bailey, Gary Russell, Steve Ahlfield, Chuck Nemecek, Carl Miller. Bottom Row: Jim Cashen, Tony Pharris, Alan Bailey, Phil Clarke, Bill Wagoner, Tom Vangeison. LETTERMEN PROMOTE SPORTSMANSHIP Officers: Tom Murphy, Treasurer: Gary Tuxhorn, Secretary; John Tuebner, Student Council Representative; Terry Castleman, President; Kenny Jenkins, Vice President. For a money-raising project the Letterman's Club sold towel calendars and Pawnee High School sweat shirts. The club promotes good sportsmanship and urges all boys to participate in school athletics. VARSITY LEADS SCHOOL SPIRIT Jackie Roberts, Brenda King, Gloria Alvies, Carole Anderson, and Janet Landrey J. V.'S BOOST PEP Jodi Floyd, Joyce williams, Connie Thomas, Lorraine Howard, and Mary Beth Davis 29 Tom Murphy Terry Castleman Gary Russell OPPONENTS FIND LETTERMEN HARD TO BEAT SCORES PAWNEE 6 Illiopolis 0 J’ville-Routt 32 PAWNEE 12 PAWNEE 45 Kincaid 7 PAWNEE 31 Meredosia 12 PAWNEE 14 Girard 13 Auburn 21 PAWNEE 14 Petersburg 26 PAWNEE 18 PAWNEE 26 Northwestern 12 PAWNEE 32 Waverly 6 Kenny Jenkins John Bailey 30 John Teubner Gary Tuxhorn Tony Pharris Carl Miller Steve Ahlfield Bob Fudala Alan Bailey 31 Bottom Row, L to R: Gary Russell, Carl Miller, Steve Ahlfield, Alan Bailey, Bob Fudala, John Bailey, Tony Pharris. Second Row: | ax Kidd (Coach), Gary Tuxhorn, John Teubner, Terry Castleman, Kenny Jenkins, Tom Murphy, Don Smargiassi (Ass’t Coach). VARSITY COMPLETES 6-3 SEASON Bottom Row, L to R: Rodney Smith, Tom Sloman, Ed Ebe, Mark Behrent, Matt Williams, Tony Pharris. Second Row: Dennis Clarke Manager), Joe Cray, Joe Parker, David Vangeison, Carl Smith, Jim Clauser, Mike Smith, Terry Bowen (Manager). Third Row: Max idd (Ass't Coach), Don Millik, Brent Manning, Alan Ahlfield, Dennis Sloman, Chuck Nemecek, Dave Gribble, Gary Skaggs, Don Smar-iassi (Coach). Front Row, Jim Clauser, Tom Davis, Chuck Nemecek, Brent Comerford, Mark Harwood. Back Row: Coach Max Kidd, David Vangeison, Forrest McClelland, Alan Ahlfield, Jim Busby, Tony Pharris. J. V. TEAM LOOK PROMISING Front Row, Alan Ahlfleld, Gary Skaggs, Dennis Dickey, Kenny Jenkins, John Teubner, Don Millik. Back Row: Manager John Bailey, Tony Pharris, Tom Murphy, Jim Busby, Gary Russell, Forrest McClelland, Manager Bill Wagner, Coach Don Smargiassi. Senior John Teubner Senior Gary Skaggs Sophomore Sophomore Tony Pharris Alan Alhfield PAWNEE INDIANS WIN THIRD KENNY JENKINS BREAKS Senior Tom Murphy Senior Kenny Jenkins Senior Dennis Dickey For the third year in a row Pawnee won the MSM Conference in basketball. The Indians finished with a 9-1 conference record and with 20 wins and 9 losses overall. The Indians brought home a fourth place trophy in the Waverly Holiday Tournament and picked up third place in the Sangamon County Tournament. In both tournaments Kenny Jenkins established new free throw marks by breaking the existing records. Kenny also won the MSM scoring title and he led the team with a 22.63 average. John Teubner followed Kenny with a 15.70 scoring average. The third senior who was the play-maker and started every game was Tom Murphy. Hounding out the squad were juniors Gary Russell and Don Millik. Two other seniors--Dennis Dickey and Gary Skaggs made their contributions to a successful season. Sophomore Sophomore Jim Busby Forrest McClelland STRAIGHT FREE THROW Junior Don Millik MSM TITLE 1966-1969 RECORDS Junior Gary Russell o:m LIGHTWEIGHTS WIN SECOND First Row, Bud Estes, Kevin Castleman, Terry Griffin, Fred Pharris, Chris Lindsay, Donald King, Kent Comerford, Dean Salisbury, Tom Cashen, Mike Lewis, Manager. Second Row, David Sloman, Jerry Davis, Jim Bowsher, Bob Stuffings, Danny Reynolds, Dean Dickey, Donald Schnapp, Joe Underwood, Kenny Burke, Martin Bernardi. Back Row, Donald Cody, Larry White, Denny Student, Donnie Jenkins, Mark Estill, Brian Thompson, Jay Brawner, Randy Lee, Tom Dickey, Brent Davis, Mr. Richard Winks, Coach. HEAVYWEIGHTS PLACE FOURTH First Row, Dennis Brewer, Bob Bosie, Kevin Bailey, Craig Nerone. Second Row, Jack Nemecek, Randy Schutt, Mike Smith, Bill Manning, Mike Henry, David King, Mr. Dennis Worthen, Coach. GRADE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS; first row, Roxanne Castleman, Janet Ahlfield, Cynthia Schober. Second Row, Janeece Mundhenke, Gail Comerford, Bonnie Barnes. Janet Ahlfield Pat Austin James Baxter Sandra Berndt Deanna Berry Dennis Brewer 38 STAIRSTEPS TO VICTORY Robert Bosie Donald Catizon Gayle Comerford Janet Cray Robert Dillon Mark Estill Kenneth Fudala Bob Goodhue Michael Henry Patricia Higgason Betty Jo Hill William Kelly David King Roger Lee William Manning Samuel Miller ! Class Officers Betty Jo Hill, Marlene Muncy, Michael Henry, Neta Pharris. WINS SECOND MOST BEAUTIFUL Craig Nerone Neta Pharris Randall Schutt Catherine Selhime Robert Selhime Gerald Sims Robert Stuffings Michael Teubner Susan Thoele Robert Thornton Robert Tucker Michael Smith Roger Spires Louann Walters Dennis West Maureen Williams Not Pictured Marlene Muncy Janeece Mundhenke 39 Debra Aymer John Brawner Denise Cincebox Jill Flinn 40 Kevin Bailey Edward Buckels Donald Cody Bonnie Barnes Kenneth Burke Gerry Davis Connie Behrent Thomas Cashen Dean Dickey Martin Bernardi Roxanne Castleman Thomas Dickey David Boston Dianne Clarke Cynthia Estes ALL LOOK FORWARD TO COMING YEAR Denise Fudala Robert Gribble Michael Haught Marsha Henson Donald Jenkins Michael Lewis Maribeth Pownel Debra Scott Edna Jones Pamela Minder Bob Reylings Dale Simpson Debra King Julie Myers Glenn Reynolds Mark Smith Gale Krueger Jack Nemecek Danna Sandidge Alice Spears Kathryn Patton Donald Schnapp Eugene Strode Loretta Pickard Cynthia Schobei John Student Donna Teubner Brian Thompson Joseph Underwood Jane Vangeison Carol Walters Debra Young 41 Front Row: Janet Ahlfield, Janeece Mundhenke, Maureen Williams, Julie Myers, Roger Lee, Maribeth Pownel, Debra Aymer. Second Row; Danna Sandidge, Roger West, Janet Cray, Susan Thoele, Gerald Sims, Martin Bernardi, Gayle Comerford, Marlene Muncy. Standing: Mr. LaMotte. BAND AND CHORUS PRESENTS CHRIST AAS CONCERT Front Row: Mike Lewis, Janet Ahlfield, Debra King, Marsha Henson, Jill Flinn, Jane Vangeison, Glenn Reynolds, Mrs. Stevens. Second Row: Gale Krueger, Janet Cray, Roxanne Castleman, Bonnie Barnes, Dianne Clark, Julie Myers, Denise Fudala, Debra Young. Third Row: Dean Dickey, Donald Cody, John Student, Edward Buckels, Cynthia Schober, Connie Behrent, Debra Scott, Gayle Comerford. Fourth Row: Debra Aymer, Pamela Minder, Maribeth Pownel, Denise Cincebox, Betty Jo Hill, Jack Nemecek, Danna Sandidge, Marlene Muncy, Janeece Mundhenke Brent Comerford Thomas Davis Diana Edge Pamelia Estes Joette Floyd Kendall Fry Lois Helmerichs Not Pictured Mike Adcock Bonnie Fedor Bob Koonce Daniel Gibson Connie Krueger Michael Landrey Sharon Lindsay Julie Maxey Stephen McGary Mark Muncy Swinging: Debra Vangeison and Peggy Cole. Standing: Terry Bowen, Dennis Newbrough Joette Floyd and Thomas Davis. Daniel Reynolds Alicia Sabo Douglas Salisbury Karla Sanders Thomas Scott FRESHMEN ENTER Kenneth Acree Melvin Bemdt Terry Bowen Neva Aumiller Brenda Berry Colleen Cashen Michael Austin Virgina Brown Dennis Clarke Lendy Baker Eric Burgener Jimmy Clauser Paula Barnes Charles Boone Peggy Cole Mark Behrent James Bosie Brenda Colean VOTE FOR VICTORY. Lynn Seagle Rodney Smith David Vangeison Williams Sisk Jennifer Thoele Debra Vangeison Thomas Sloman Evelyn Tune Warren Wahlsmith Carl Smith Marsha Underwood Judith Williamson Mr. and Miss Freshman Thomas Davis and Peggy Cole Alan Ahlfield Calvin Aumiller Mary Jane Barrowman Gene Basford Mary Bosie Jim Busby Pamela Carter Mary Beth Davis John Dickey John Fedor Rita George Cathy Goodhue Lynn Goyke Doug Gray David Gribble VICTORY LANE WINS Back Row: Alan Alhfield, Charles Nemeck, Robert Sandidge. Middle Row: Marilyn Gunn Mark Harwood Elvis Hayes Deborah Henry Lorraine Howard Kay Jenkins Dennis Jones Glenda Jones Peggy King Stephen Lewis Scott Lindsay Debbie Malsbury Brent Manning Forrest McClelland Barbara Minder Camille Muncy Sally Nance Joe Parker Mr. and Miss Sophomore Camille Muncy and Alan Ahlfield FIRST MOST BEAUTIFUL. Joe Pharris Tony Pharris Dorothy Rape Fred Reyling Carol Richards Barbara Roberts Robert Sandidge Deborah Scott Patricia Standish Sandra Stuffings Suzette Thein Connie Thomas Lewis Thomas Loy Wahlsmith Joyce Williams Not Pictured Stephen Adcock John Gibson Charles Nemecek Steven Ahlfield Gloria Alvies Lucy Anderberg Carole Anderson Deborah Ayers Alan Bailey Penni Baker Catherine Burke Charles Butler Ann Carswell James Cashen Philip Clarke Linda Clay Joseph Cray Nancy Davenport Cynthia Drone Edward Ebe Linda Eson Deborah Estes Donald Flinn Kenneth Fry Robert Fudala Terry George Sidney Gerhard Ada Goodhue CONCESSIONS EARN MONEY Donald Millik, Gary Russell, Philip Clarke, James Cashen, Cindy Drone, Steven Ahlfield. 48 JU Lawrence Goyke Michael Howard Rita Katcher Karen Lindsay Carl Miller Donald Millik Kathy Patton Margie Patton Jackie Roberts Gary Russell Dennis Sloman Gail Smith Michael Smith Dwight Snyder Gary Spires William Wagner Ernest Wahlsmith Pamela Watson Matthew Williams Robert Young 49 JOHN BAILEY Amiable Student Council Officer 4; Homecoming Court 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Basketball Manager 3,4. JAMES BASFORD Adventurous Football 2; Letterman's Club 2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4. WANITA BOSIE Practical Class Secretary 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; GAA 1,2; GAA Vice President 2; Student Teacher 4; Yearbook Staff 4. SHERRY CASTLE Talkative FHA 1,2; GAA 1,2; Chorus 2. % TERRY CASTLEMAN Agog Homecoming Court 3,4; Student Teacher 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1,3, 4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Letter-man's Club Officer 3,4; Who's Who 4; FFA 1. ROSEMARY CATIZON Serene 51 DARLA DAVIS Friendly Class Vice President 2; FHA 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Tumbling Club 3; Cheerleader 2,3. DENNIS DICKEY Mischievous Class Vice President and Student Council 4; Basketball 4; FFA Reporter 1. CANDACE FLOYD Impish Class officer 2; Prom Court 3; Student Council Officer 2; Homecoming Court 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Tumbling Club 4; Band 1,2; Student Teachers 3, 4; Band Awards 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Awards 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Who's Who 4; Pep Club 3. BARBARA FOGEL Creative FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Officer 3,4; News-paper Staff 3; GAA 1,2; GAA Officer 2; Student Teachers 4; Chorus 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Club 3; Tumbling Club 4; Honor Student 2. ROBERT HAILEY Electrifying Class Vice President 1; Student Council 1; Football 1; Baseball 1. RITA HICKEY Fun-loving FHA 1; Tumbling Club 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 3. 52 KENNETH JENKINS Versatile Class officer 1,2; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; Football 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Letter-men Club officer 4; Who’s Who 4. BRENDA KING Effervescent Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA officer 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; GAA officer 2,3; Tumbling Club 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Who’s Who 4; Pep Club 2; Pep Club officer 2. JANET LANDREY Carefree FHA 1,2; GAA 2; Chorus 2; Cheerleader CONNIE LANE Beaming Class officer 3; FHA 1,2; GAA 1,2; GAA officer 1; Tumbling Club 3; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 3. THOMAS MURPHY Dignified Class officer 1,3; Homecoming Court 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club officer 4; Who’s Who 4; FFA 1. JEANNIE NEWBROUGH Changeable 53 GARY NORVILLE Cheerful FFA 1,2,3,4; Student Council Representative 4. SUSAN OLIVER Sincere Class Treasurer 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Tumbling Club 3; Student Teacher 4; Chorus 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Club 3. GENE PICKETT Easygoing FFA 1,2,3. SAMUEL PLUMMER Amicable Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2. JONATHAN REYNOLDS Nonconforming Class Treasurer 3; FFA 1. 54 DALE SALISBURY Respectful REBECCA SISK Unpredictable Tumbling Club 4; Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Band Officer 3; Who's Who 4; Pep Club 2. GARY SKAGGS Modest Homecoming Court 4; Band 1,2; Yearbook 4; Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1. JOHN TEUBNER Talented Prom Court 3; Student Council Officer 4; Homecoming Court 4; Student Teacher 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 4; Baseball 4; Letter-men's Club 2,3,4; Officer 4. THOMAS THOMPSON Soft-spoken Class Secretary 1; Class President 3; Class Student Council Rep. 4; Prom Court 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Who's Who 4. NANCY TILLEY Ambitious FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Student Teachers 4; Chorus Awards 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Asst. Editor 4; Honor Student 1,2,3. GARY TUXHORN Entertaining Homecoming Court 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3, 4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4. 55 f KAY VANGEISON Sentimental Prom Court 3; Homecoming Queen 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Officer 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4. THOMAS VANGEISON Spirited Class Student Council Rep. 1,3, Secretary 2; Prom Court 3; Student Council Officer 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Letter -men's Club 4; Who's Who 4; FFA 1. KAREN WARD Attached Prom Court 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Officer 4; GAA 3; Tumbling Club 3; Chorus 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Who's Who 4. LINDA WHITE Vivacious Class Treasurer 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Officer 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Band 1,2; Student Teacher 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Chorus Awards 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff Editor 4; Who's Who 4; Pep Club 3. 56 MARILYN WILLIAMS Novel Class Secretary 4; FHA 1,2,3; FHA Officer 3; Newspaper Staff 3; GAA 1; Band 1; Student Teacher 4; Chorus 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Who's Who 4; Honor Student 1,2. MICHAEL WILLIAMS Methodical Class President 4; Student Council 2, 4; Student Council Officer 4; Band 1, 2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; FHA Officer 1,2,3, 4. RANDALL ZIMMERLI Merry FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 1,2,4. SALUTATORIAN TOM MURPHY The Salutatorian is the student with the second highest academic rank in his high school class. At graduation Tom gave the opening speech to welcome parents and friends. BETTY CROCKER SUSAN OLIVER Of all Pawnee High School Senior girls Susan scored the highest . The Betty Crocker award, sponsored by General Mills, tests the basic homemaking skills as well as general knowledge. A charm and certificate was presented to Susan at the awards assembly. SAR JOHN BAILEY The aim of this award is to pay tribute to youthful character and to call attention to those qualities which are desirable in good citizens. John received the SAR pin and certificate at the the honor assembly. VALEDICTORIAN NANCY TILLEY The Valedictorian is the student who has the highest grade point average on major subjects for the four years of high school study. According to tradition, Nancy delivered a farewell speech at graduation. DAR LINDA WHITE The DAR award is given to the student who shows the characteristics of dependability, service, leadership, and partiotism. Linda received a pin and certificate at a banquet to honor Sangamon County DAR recipients. If Mrs. Wilson wouldn’t work us so hard, we might be able to make it the rest of the day. The PHS official Jacks Team can’t decide on the kind of ball they want to use. I still think we should have taken the ice cream out of the But, Mr. Likes, Mike replies, you told us to wash the tractor and the car wash is only two blocks away. carton, Isn’t school over yet? Dale asks. Our clock says 3:30, replies Gary and Randy. Hanging upside down sure helps the mind think, but you can’t read very well. Be sure and let us out when you get inside the Drive In! exclaims Butch. Duck, Nancy! He’s found our hiding place. Mr. and Miss Senior Kay Vangeison-Kenny Jenkins Most Likely To Succeed Linda White-John Bailey W HO'S WHO Best Athletes Brenda King-Terry Castleman Most Firendly Candee Floyd-John Teubner P „r ‘’V i, V f I y 'ft The function of a lamppost is to house light and hold it high in order to illuminate the greatest amount of area possible. For the past four years. Pawnee High School has been our lamppost. The people we have known, the lessons we have learned, and the activities in which we have been involved will serve as beacons to light our-path in the coming years. As seniors, we depart with many memories, much hope, and great expectations. We feel that our 1969 Indian Echo has successfully captured many highlights of this school year. We will long remember the events of these past four years, but now it's time to leave this portion of our lives behind and begin to find our own way. Farewell to PHS. SENIOR FAREWELL 63 BANK OF PAWNEE COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE BANK HOURS: Monday Thru Thursday 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Friday 9:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. Saturday 9:00 A.M.-12 Noon PHONE 625-4711 The Friendly Bank in a Growing Community. PAWNEE, ILLINOIS Mr. Carroll Waganer is always ready to serve you. Mary Lou Dozier is explaining the complete banking service to Mrs. Ruth Harms, yearbook sponsor. Nancy and Linda are taking advantage of the bank's new hours. 65 Dodd Gas Service, Inc. Springer Insurance Agency Our 50th Year Since 1918 Auto - Fire - Casualty - Homeowners Life - Accident - Health Phone 625-3261 610 Sixth Street Pawnee, Illinois 66 DALE AND MARTHA'S RESTAURANT Pool Tables -- Fountain Service East Side Square Phone 625-8591 Pawnee, Illinois Compliments of NARMONT MACHINERY CO. Phone 438-6193 Auburn, Illinois MILLBURG DRUG STORE C. A. DAWSON CO. Complete Line of Building Materials Prescriptions - Drugs - Sundries Air Conditioned - Remodeled F. A. Millburg Registered Pharmacist Pawnee, Illinois MONA'S WEARING APPAREL Phone 525-1004 2501 N. 31st Street Springfield, Illinois Ladies’ Children's Wear 625-7412 Pawnee, Illinois Bill Floyd Agency Compliments of ANSUL C. Lowell Southern, Mayor MURPHY'S FIRE EQUIPMENT Porter Henry, Clerk Sales Service Arlo Dickey, Trustee - On The Spot Recharge Service - All Types Fire Extinguishers Howard Landrey, Trustee Service Within 24 Hours Tom Murphy, Trustee Pawnee, Illinois Phone 4971 Charles Smothers, Trustee PAWNEE AVON REPRESENTATIVES John Warren, Trustee Assigned Territories Jachie Bowen 625-5241 THE PAWNEE S. of R.R. E. of 8th St. VILLAGE BOARD Mrs. Lee McLaughlin 625-4441 S. of R.R. W. of 8th St. Mrs. Aaron Vangeison 625-4042 North of R.R. 68 Flowers for All Occasions BULPITT FURNITURE CO. ELOISE'S FLOWERS GIFTS Furniture, Carpeting, Drapery Since 188t Taylorville, Illinois Taylorville, Illinois Compliments of BIVINS ANDERSON JEWELERS Fine diamonds E. H. Bivin Mildren I. Bivin, Mary E. Sullivan, Richard M. Schultz Jewelry for over 75 yrs. Pawnee, Illinois Taylorville, Illinois Compliments of If it's new MORTON’S DRUG STORE It's at MARCELLA'S in Taylorville, Illinois Taylorville, Illinois SUMMER'S Compliments of Men's Boy's Clothing Shoes for the entire family AUBURN CLINIC Taylorville, Illinois Auburn, Illinois 69 ART'S MARKET CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 69 f w i Compliments of Finest in Groceries, Meats, and Produce. JOHN B. CLARK Phone 625-5000 REALTOR West Side of Square Pawnee, Illinois Springfield, Illinois Compliments PAWNEE WELLWORTH, INC. of Variety Store East Side of Square PAWNEE COMMUNITY WOMAN'S CLUB Esther Anderson, Manager Phone 625-7116 Pawnee, Illinois Boosts Compliments Community of Activities Tade Gatton TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR Pawnee, Illinois Pawnee, Illinois 70 PAWNEE LUMBER HARDWARE CO. LEE'S STANDARD SERVICE STANDARD Nancy Tilley admires the cabinet display. Harold Y. Lee, Proprietor Pawnee, Illinois Phone 625-3361 MORRIS SMITH TRUCKING FREIGHT SERVICE Phone 625-4311 Bloomington Taylorville Carlinville Morrisonvtlle Shelbyville Lincoln Assumption Pana Staunton Hillsboro Everything to Build With Hardware for Hardware Pawnee, Illinois Phone 625-4211 Decatur Virden Nokomis Litchfield Atlanta Gillespie Clinton Pawnee, Illinois PAWNEE NORGE VILLAGE Laundry Dry Cleaning Linda White tries the Norge Dry Cleaning Service. Jackie Roberts uses one of the 14 new Maytag Washers. To Wash her gym suit. 71 Compliments of CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY C.I.P.S. Co. Phone 625-2711 Pawnee, Illinois COCA-COLA COMPANY BEATTY IMPLEMENT COMPANY L. B. Beatty Phone 438-6111 Auburn, Illinois Best Wishes Compliments of WAYNE SULLIVAN Pawnee, Illinois 72 Compliments of DAVIS MEMORIAL HOMES E. M. Davis, Edinburg Dwight D. Davis, Pawnee Larry Sutton, Taylorville CROWN TRUCKING INCORPORATE INTERSTATE LIVESTOCK HAULING Phone 625-4731 Pawnee, Illinois ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO. __M AD Operating Pawnee Elevator Ralph Bell, Manager Phone 625-2811 Pawnee, Illinois CARSWELL GARAGE SERVICE STATION Marathon Gas and Oil Batteries-Anti Freeze Firestone Jettson Tires Route 104 Phone 625-5471 Pawnee, Illinois LANA'S COUNTRY FLAIR BEAUTY SALON Latest Trend and Hair Shaping Lana Lederbrand, Beautician Phone 625-7495 R.R. 1 Pawnee, Illinois 73 ROBERT L. MYERS__ PHOTOGRAPHY . Architecture . Commercial . Weddings . Portraits . Color Black White Printing West Side of the Square Pawnee, Illinois Phone 625-7227 RAMSEY CHEVROLET AUBURN FLOWER SHOP When you are ready for a car come to RAMSEY CHEVROLET at Auburn. Everything in Flowers Ambassador Greeting Cards Albert J. Nardi Phone 438-6514 Auburn, Illinois 74 BUD'S BI-RITE Home owned and operated. Fresh cut meat, fresh produce and best priced groceries open 8 to 8 week day's Sunday 9-11 Bud Ann PH 625-3211 Hagen, owners REYNOLDS' SERVICE Conoco Gas Oil Rt. 104 West Kenneth Reynolds, Proprietor Pawnee, Illinois GAS AND WATER DEPARTMENT Alta Austin Pawnee, Illinois SAN-DEE SALES Pawnee, 111. Alvora Bill Sandidge Authorized Distributors VANDA COSMETICS CO. Be a beauty, be a Vandabuilt Girl. HANK SHEEDY FERTILIZER CO. Complete line of fertilizer Hank Sheedy, owner Pawnee, Illinois Plant Location-Sicily Phone-625-4511 CONGRATULATIONS to Class of 1969 from PARENT'S CLUB Taylorville Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Compliments of Mrs. Ruth Harms ................................................... Carlinville, Illinois Dunsens ................................................................ Auburn, Illinois Mr. Joseph Milburg ..................................................Chicago, Illinois F. W. Woolworth Co..................................................Taylorville, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Raymond Vangeison ........................................... Pawnee, Illinois Jean's Beauty Salon .................................................... Pawnee, Illinois Mrs. Frances Jenkins, Dutchmaid ........................................ Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Max McIntyre................................................Divernon, Illinois C. R. Muncy Builders...................................................Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Gene Manning..............................................Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Axel Sandstrom............................................Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Albert Boeker..........................................Morrisonville, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Dean L. Myers.............................................Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Bruce Murphy..............................................Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. William Sandidge..........................................Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Max Kidd .................................................Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Harold Willenborg ........................................Pawnee, Illinois Mr. Mrs. George Young Family.....................................Pawnee, Illinois Ada Matthew's Dry Good's Store ..........................................Pawnee, Illinois Edna's Beauty Shop, Edna Ahlfield .......................................Pawnee, Illinois Herbie's Cafe .......................................................... Pawnee, Illinois E. F. Vangeison, Marathon Dealer.........................................Pawnee, Illinois Lion's Club ............................................................ Pawnee, Illinois 76 WALSWORTH Marcrliar. Mo . ISA March 24-28 marked FHA week. The week started with the rls selecting Kenny Jenkins as r. Irresistible. The winners of Tuesday's Hippie Day prizes were Alan Bailey, and Nancy Davenport, Juniors, first place; Mr. Jotin LaMotte, best teacher; Mary Beth Davis, Sophomore, and Bob Fudala, Junior, second place. Wednesday was Dress Up Day and all the teachers received rea roses. Thursday, FHA Senior members and Junior officers had their day to teach classes. Friday, everyone wore red and white, FHA colors, and that evening a dance was held with The Odyssey providing the music. Two of the leading members of the miniskirt mob are Karen Ward, left, and Candee Floyd, right. HIP HIPPIES Hippies of the Sophomore class include Brent Three of the Junior hippies which include Karen Lindsay, Manning, Kay Jenkins, Bob Sandige, Mary Beth Linda Eson, and Nancy Davenport indicate the sign of Peace? Davis, and Alan Ahlfield. Male or Female? Members of the Junior class Hip Hippies of the Sophomore class are Elvis Hayes, Pat Standisn, Chuck Nemecek, Dorothy Rape, Forrest McClelland, and Senior class member, Kenny Jenkins. The real Cousin Oscar (John Bailey) thanks Gram (Susan Oliver) for the most horrible night he had ever spent. Jim (Kenny Jenkins) Joyce (Linda White), Willy (Bob Hailey), ana Shorty (Tom Vangeison) watch on. GRANDMA'S BEST YEARS After a supper of fried mush and grits, Miss Quelch (Darla Davis) and Mrs. Carlson (Marilyn Williams) feel sick. Patch, Mable (Kay Vangeison), and Bubbles (Becky Sisk) discuss how to escape. Gary Norville, Barb Fogel, and Mike Williams worked back stage with sound effects and prompting. Mrs. Abbott introduces Hdwin (Dennis Dickey), Mrs. Carlson, and Miss Quelch to her surprise visitor, Dottie (Brenda King), Marion (Candee Floyd), Gram. Willy, and Shorty discuss Gram's plan to bring Mrs. ____ w || Abbon (Nancy Tilley) to her senses. Senior Honor Students are Randy Zimmerli, Wanita Bosie, Nancy Tilley, John Bailey, Marilyn Williams, Kenneth Jenkins, Barbara Fogel, Thomas Murphy, and Thomas Thompson. Junior Honor Students include Steve Ahlfield, and Dwight Snyder. LIONS HONOR STUDENTS AT BANQUET The two Sophomore Honor Students are Joe Parker, and Debbie Henry. The Freshman Honor Students are Jennifer Thoele, Alicia Sabo, Mark Behrent, Brenda Colean, and Connie Krueger. V 79 STAFF PUBLISHES SMOKE SIGNALS Bob Young, Linda Eson, Cindy Drone, Barb Fogel, Karen Lindsay, Mary Bosie, Janet Landrey. Journalism Class, under the direction of Mrs. Kitty Wooderchak, met eighth period during second semester. Smoke Signals, the eight to ten-page Pawnee High School Paper, covered a wide variety of subjects. Subjects covered during the school year were: class trips, senior plans after graduation, cheerleading, club activities, book reviews, opinion polls, and letters to the editor. The Little Puffer, a two-page edition, covered activities between the larger publications. FIRST YEAR FOR SPRING SUPPLEMENT 1970 Ad Sales Staff will include Randy Schutt and Marlene Muncy. 1970 Ad Sales Staff Suzette Thein, Lynn Goyke, Julie Maxey, Mark Behrent, Steve Ahlfield, Dennis Sloman, Bill Wagner. The 1969 Indian Echoes features for the first time a spring supplement. The 1970 Junior Class staff produced the supplement under the direction of the 1969 staff. The supplement makes coverage of spring sports, prom, and other spring activities a part of the yearbook of the year in which it has occurred. The track season results are as follows: Pawnee won one threeway meet and took second in two three-way meets. The team also finished third in one of the three-way meets. Pawnee finished fifth in the MSM conference meet and tenth in the tri-conference meet among 22 schools. Front Row: Carl Miller, Larry Goyke, Mark Harwood, Jim Cashen, Melvin Bemdt, Tony Pharris. Back Row: Coach Kidd, Dave Vangeison, Don Millik, Kenny Jenkins, Dennis Dickey, Terry Castleman, John Bailey, Chucfc Nemecek. TRACK FINISHES 5th IN MSM BASEBALL COMPLETES 8-4 SEASON. T % V Pawnee 5 Illiopolis Edinburg 0 Pawnee 10 4 Pawnee 7 Franklin 6 Pawnee 4 Divemon 3 Pawnee 5 M’ville 0 Pawnee 0 Sc James 13 Pawnee 0 St. James 5 Pawnee 2 M’ville 5 Pawnee 2 Porta 0 Pawnee 12 Edinburg 4 Pawnee 18 Divemon District 5 Pawnee 0 T’ville 3 Front Row: Joe Pharris, Mark Harwood, Bill Wagner, John Bailey, Forrest McClelland, Tony Pharris, Tom Murphy, Alan Bailey. Back Row: Chuck Nemecek, Mike Landrey, Dave Vangeison, Don Millik, Kenny Jenkins, Terry Castleman, Dennis Dickey, John Teubner, Coach Smargiassi. Members of the Court: Carole Anderson, Bob Young, Jackie Roberts, Terry George, Kay Vangeison, Tom Vangeison, Candee Floyd, Dennis Dickey, Karen Ward, John Tuebner, Cindy Drone, Don Millik, Gloria Alvies, Alan Bailey, Michael Clark, Tracy Butler, Barbara Jones, Stephen Busby, Tammy McPeek, Kelly Lindsay, Becky Sisk, and Kenny Jenkins. Dennis Dickey, Candee Floyd, John Tuebner, Karen Crownbearer, Michael Clark, and Flower Ward, Don Millik, Cindy Drone. Dance after the coronation. Girl, Tammy McPeek. The grey and black paper mache castle with the Pawnee High School Shield was the central feature of the prom decorations. Couples entered the Patio Room of the St. Nicholas Hotel through a castle drawbridge. CAMELOT PRESENTED ON MAY 10, 1969 Stephen Busby and Barbara Jones crown Kenny Jenkins and Becky Sisk, King and Queen of the 1969 Prom, Nancy Tilley pins a rose on Salutatorian, Tom Murphy. Randy Zimmerli and Wanita Bosie received the American Legion Award for citizenship. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1969