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

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SENIORS

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We, the Indian Echoes staff, on behalf of the Class of 1976, wish to dedicate this book to the memory of Mr. Coy Clarke. Coy Clarke was a man of candor, who, although having his own beliefs, was not beyond acknowledging the beliefs of others. He was a civic-minded man. As a member of the school board for six years, he worked to better the total educational program of our unit schools. He held deeply religious values and was an active member of the Catholic Church in Pawnee. He showed a concern for our youth and always strived to aid them in any way he could. But, more than anything else, he was a man willing to give generously of his time, effort, and wisdom. We hope this commemoration will preserve the memory of Coy Clarke, to remind each and every one of us of his leadership, service, and contributions to this community. Flags and Pole Lighting In Memory of Coy Clarke

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PJL VICE-PRESIDENT You see things as they are; and ask why? But I dream things that never were; and ask why not? PRESIDENT I'm a classic individual. Sure, I accept the ways of others, yet respect first my own. Juwl, fbmocp SECRETARY Friendship is the greatest enrichment that I have found. TREASURER There is no limit to what you can do if you don't care who gets the credit. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Everything is sweetened by risk. 5