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

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Biofiogy, PkySics, owl Qew QcitWJUl 1. Biology gets down to the nitty-gritty. 2. John Dougherty sees his problem from every angle. 3. Mr. Likes demonstrates the manometer system. 4. Robert, Rick and Danny catch a frictional part of Physics Class. 5. Biology I studies the cycle of a human life. 5.

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tft Cpctfocjfufc’s o« You I Drama The world is a stage and the PHS drama classes provide the actors! Led by Kay Wilson, these stage-struck stars provided the entertainment in the assemblies enjoyed by the PHS students and faculty. But they didn’t stop there. Field trips such as the Thespian Dinner (which Mrs. Wilson shall never forget) and visits to White Oaks to see other area schools perform during Thespian week were also experienced. Plus, the Blackburn Theater also invited PHS students to enjoy their presentation of the ’’Fantastics”. Thanks guys for another thrilling year in the theater! Your ability to make people laugh and smile is a true talent and so very much appreciated. 15

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7 igo to M€fciy, COtiClXEuS, Sr GooMsbuj P'Uhj : ttAto AcMs Uf I 1. Mrs. Boeker points out the fundamentals of Geometry. 2. There's nothing practical about Mr Richardson's Math. 3. Mrs. Boeker stresses to Roger that he must get his homework done. 4 Mr. Nichelson gives his definition of friction . 5. Mr. Richardson figures the rate of interest in practical math . . . The math and science department is under the direction of Mrs. Boeker, Mr. Nichelson and Mr. Likes. They teach such classes as Trigonometry, Algebra, Physics and Biology. Mrs. Boeker, a Freshman class sponsor, attended the U of I where she received her BA. She has taught math classes such as Algebra 1,11, Geometry, Trigonometry at Pawnee High School for nineteen years. Mr. Likes, has taught school for 11 Vi years. He teaches Biology I and Biology II. He went to Southern Illinois University and A T North Carolina University where he received his BS and MS degrees. He is a sponsor of the Freshman class. Mr. Richardson is a second year letterman at Pawnee High School. He teaches 8th grade math, 7th grade PE, Practical Math, sponsors the 8th grade class and is the 7th grade Basketball coach. He acquired his BA from Greenville. Mr. Nichelson, a sponsor of the senior class, teaches Physics, Drivers Education, General Science and Calculus. He has taught at Pawnee High School for 10 years. He went to the University of Illinois where he received his BS and MS degrees. 17