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

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Mike Austin Carroll Bailey Kim Behrent Debbie Bennett Betty Boarman Mary Boarman Bob Britz Julie Brown Kevin Burke Jackie Campbell Brian Chilton Doug Chilton Michael Clark Peggy Clark George Day Lisa Dickey Mary Dicks Shelley Freitage Rebecca Gall Renee Gall Bruce Gilley JUNIORS ARE JOVIAL Julie Brown is a nut! We missed Peg Clark, when she moved. The class of ’82 have had many new experiences this year; and the more they learn, the more fun the juniors have! This year has been the best year for the juniors in their money-making endeavors. The first drive was in magazine sales and later the class sold citrus fruit. To promote the projects, the juniors offered cash prizes for the high salesmen and this idea really promoted high sales! The 82 members have also been looking forward to college as they took the PSAT tests in October and the ACT tests in March. If the junior class continues on it’s head-strong path, they will go far. 13

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Kelly Andring: What do you mean: “They’re supposed to pay for it.” Mr. Kilian. rings just fascinate me! Why I could sit and talk See mother, we will accomplish something in life after all! about them all day! 12

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Lora Hamblin Jahn Hanlon Beth Harris Frank Hart Melanie Hasse Mike Henson Martin Hinton Eric Holgerson Kristie Lederbrand Rick Leskivisek Karen Lomelino Sharon Lomelino Brian Mathis Brian McCowan Kathy McWhorter Ted Millburt Brian Miller Sheila Morgan Karen Nation Kesha Neal Kelly Neisler 14 Mr. and Miss Jr: Rick Leskovisek Lora Hamblin. This is what happens when Doug Chilton eats at school. High sales award was won by Rosemary Stevens who sold $506.00 of magazine subscriptions. Second place was Donna Qualls, and third place, Mel Hasse. Fruit sales winners were Brian McCowan with first, Lora Hamblin, second, and Sheila Morgan in third. Such money making projects made it possible for the class to finance the prom: “This One’s For you.’’ rngno. eat your heart ut! %