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

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 AA. GufisAtWefec$ ou il Go' j GAA MEMBERS Lois Jazo—Sponsor Seniors Kim Loyd Sherri Lyons JoEllyn McClelland Deb Mundhenke Patsy Stivers Thecla Wagner Juniors Katy Amos Kay Carlson Marlene Henson Dena Kilian Becky Langheim Lori Leskovisek Sandy Loyd Diane McWhorter Jane Murphy Teresa Rutledge LuAnn Sandidge Jill Stivers Roberta Stogdill Mickey Thorpe Vicki Vangeison Robin Wiggins Chris Young Sophomores Judy Aymer Leisa Davis Mia Jazo Charolette Morgan Patty Nemecek Deanne Quails Kim Skinner Tammy Whaley Freshmen Dawn Comerford Cindy Gilley Lisa Hamblin Tracey Henry Susan Howerton Cindy Iverson Jeri Mellor Tandra Murphy Donna Pape Brenda Reynolds Linda Richeson Lisa Sampson Donna Smargiassi Lori Towne 27 Eileen Williams the go! Under the leadership of Mrs. Lois Jazo, the Girl’s Athletics Association enjoyed another busy year. Some of their activities included: bowling trips, sledding at Lemon's Hill, gymnastics and badminton. Chalk anotfiepone up for the P.H.S..QAA. Always keeping girl’s athletics on In the for corner—. 7 year coach and tmfasor WWA. volleyball, track. sophomoHBjfcs . . . Mrs L MwwtSf oduction for our own PE teacher, w BPfeJudted from Bradley Univ. with a BS Degree in Physical Education. As.usual I JS Jazo, you're lookin' good ! ' .

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Uealttk, P.B., cwl AiA. BwMf BetterMitick cuui Bwfees Follow the black line!” “Bend and Stretch” All right, showers!” Sound familiar? It should if you were a member of a PE class under the direction of Coaches Dixon, Taylor, Jazo. These coaches aimed (through activities such as: gymnastics, square dancing, track and field, circuit training and other sport activities) to physically condition their classes, to improve students, and instill good sportsmanship. bn someone new and differ Baylor. Mr. Taylor, a graduate Of I’SU with a HEgree, teaches health, P.E., and Intro, to Business. He served as a Freshman Clas|M sor and Varsity Basketball Coach. Mui H should go to Mr. Taylor for leading.Jhe B'ball — through a tremendous season.! Not bad for 1. Sophomores are amazed at Mrs. Jazo’s overhand smash. 2. Lori Maltby and Annette Reynolds are amazed at some of the functions of a human liver. 3. In P.E., the sky's the limit.

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Front row: Neila Eby, Debbie Eddington, Jill Stivers, Nancy Pearson, Becky Langheim, Barb Gam, Lisa Samson, Debbie Boston, Kay Burke, Diane Ferchow. 2nd: Michelle Hefer, Mary Dicks, Bonnie Alvies, Carolyn Ayers, Diane McWhorter, Kim Skinner, Cindy Harwood, Dawn Lutz, Joanie Pals, Jean Rutledge, Hope Thornton, Keats Smith, Beth Harris and Lori Brawner. 3rd: David Nelson, Judy Aymer, Janis Reynolds, David Reynolds, Shelley Lytle, Lisa Hamblin, Brian Flinn, Madonna Williams, Dennis Allen, Marvin Stevens, John LaMotte. 4th: Donna Smargiassi, Lori Towne, Brenda Reynolds, Annette Reynolds, Linda Richeson, Eileen Williams, Kathleen Stevens, Thecla Wagner, Kim Bertolino, Marsha Stevens. 5th: Jeff Weber, Charles Morgan, John Boarman, Gaylen McClenagan, Scott Williams, Scott Zini, Jeff Swagger, Steve Williams, Robert Dodd, Jane Murphy, and Paul Ferreira. 28 tcv CuMiCajEtUM . Mr. John LaMotte, who is in his 15th year as band director, brought music to many ears. Two clases were added —Guitar I II. Mr. LaMotte is also the director of the grade school band, Jr. High Band, and Jr. Class Sponsor.