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

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The 1983 chorus officers were: President, Theresa DeGroot; Vice President, Kathleen Cashen; Librarian. Cindy Claycomb; Treasurer, Doug Millburg; Secretary, Gina Muncy; and Librarian, Bob Cashen. Pictured is the Chorus of 1983; Kathleen Cashen, Tina Smith, Joanie Patton, Karla Root, Bob Cashen, Brian Nichols, John Chapman, Janice Garner, Dawn Murphy, Rhonda Brown, Cindy Brown, Elizabeth Clark, Mary Pemberton, Sheila George. David Root. Jeff Hart, Doug Millburg, Mike DeGroot. Jeff McDavid, Ray Bollinger, Maria Bethel. Theresa DeGroot, Gina Muncy, Terri Behrent, Angie Byerline, Janene Purdon, Rick McCarty, Larry Fitchen, Howard Freitag, Roger Fugate, Kelli Mulvaney, and Cindy Claycomb. District IV Festival participants were Cindy Brown. Tina Smith, Kathleen Cashen. Theresa DeGroot, after Theresa DeGroot, David Root, Jeff Hart, Bob Cashen. auditioning, was selected as All-State Jazz Choir Participant.

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The Sound Of Music Our new chorus director, Mr. Peter Bertino, gets into the music. Pictured is the 1983 Jazz Choir: Row 1: Janene Purdon, Gina Muncy. Joanie Patton. Maria Bethel. Cindy Claycomb, Mike DeGroot Karla Root. Row 2: Cindy Brown. Elizabeth Clark. Bob Cashen. Kathleen Cashen. Jeff McDavid. Row 3: Larry Fitchen Rick McCarty Doug Millburg. Mary Pemberton. David Root. Jeff Hart, and Ray Bollinger. 8

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Cletus Herpstreith Darrell Snelling Named ‘First Citizens’ The 1982 Pawnee Picnic found local businessman friend retiring after sharing together over 65 years of service dedication to the people of Pawnee. The Citizens Award was presented to Cletus Herpstreith Darrell Snelling who will be remembered for their sense of service friendship to the people of Pawnee. These men have been on the job before most of us were awake in the morning and were still there after most of us were asleep at night. First Citizens Cletus Herpstreith Darrell Snelling Ambulance squad trains to meet Country Fair bake-off judges select winners. Pawnee's medical emergencies. A warm, bright, sunny day was the scene of Pawnee’s first Country Fair. The fair was sponsored by the Lion’s Club with other organizations individuals participating. Lion members held their 14th annual auction with the proceeds going towards Pawnee Park equipment. Cash awards prizes were awarded to contest winners in horseshoes, baby beauty, bubble blowing, cookie and pie bake-off, apple peeling, three-legged race, longest hair, husband-boy friend calling, most creative braid, teller-of-tall tales, and pumpkin-carving contest. Flea markets, food drink stands, country music, money-in-the-straw hunt, bingo, and the Homecoming Football Game of Pawnee Vs Girard made for a full day of activities.