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

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Ucmpj Gc. Dept Bide ts CtecriZue S xi ig cut Recipe Contest. This years Home Ec students found themselves cooking a meal for faculty members, making cookies with the kindergarten class, and creating their own recipes. Junior and Senior members entered both a modeling contest and sewing contest. Miss Cindy Gilley, below, was chosen to be the P.H.S. Co-Editor of the Co-Ed magazine. 1. Mrs. Hunt is helping Mickey Thorpe, Vicky Minder, and Robin Dutton review for a clothing II test. 2. Kay Burke is measuring Kim Cody’s height for a proper fitting. 3. Mrs. Hunt is demonstrating the use of more popular Home Ec utensils. 20 3 nt has taught in our system 10 y d with a BJ from I.S J. and a M S. f| ilt Living Foods I art$ Il f0iin | urnishingL, Orientation toilome Fc

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f-ftstouj Dept. Adds The history classes this year were not only informative, but also exciting. For instance, Mrs. Holmes could always count on her constitution classes to have lively and interesting debates. She also helped those 18-year-olds register to vote as well as understand the various problems of voter registration. Mrs. Norwood helped her class to further enrich their knowledge by having an ethnic dinner. Mr. Rader, during his first year, stressed Current Events as well as role-playing. The History classes truly helped to enrich the students’ lives. 1. Katie Amos, Teresa Rutledge, LuAnne Sandidge, Todd Dillon, correctly point out the continents of the world. 2. Eddy Clay operates the FS projector during the VEC current affairs Filmstrip. 3. Mrs. Ffolmes points out to Jeff Sandstrom that although Newsweek is amusing, it is also educational.

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f A Ctocfettfe WU v wCAjis Evan Russell Mike Simpson captured a first in the Sangamon County Student Architectural Competition. Marvin Stevens also received a first for his wood turning project entered in the Town Country art fair sponsored by Cooperative Extension Service from U of I. Lamps, tables, cutting boards, clocks, and gun racks were also made. Mr. Bill Wooderchak, a soph, class sponsor, has been teaching woodworking and drafting at P.H.S. for 11 years. He has a B.A. degree from W.I.U. and a M.A. from S.S.U. 3. 4. 1. Students look on as Doug Hill demonstrates how to saw the board in two. 2. Barry Comerford and Rod Bourne surfacing a board. 3. Tim Gall finishes his drafting project, the first step in constructing his book shelves. 4. A table being glued together. 5. Doug Hill, John Boarman. and Kevin Williams proudly show their pieces of work.