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

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School Maintenance: a Necessity Our cooks, bus drivers and custodians are essential. We're proud of the way our school looks, and we really appreciate their efforts from the kitchen to the garage. Sam Neal works to give our school a new look. Marilyn Salzieder, Margaret Montgomery, Lois Dickey, and Barb Castleman prepare a well-balanced meal for the student body. Without Alberta Pape what would hold our school together? Walter Stevens repairs steam traps in summer overhaul. Bill Eldridge works hard to keep our school sparkling clean. Elmer Neal helps keep our school at its best. Merle Aymer Louis Pape and his pal Bus drivers: Alberta Pape. Walter Stevens, Carol Haubold, Elmer Neal, and Gary help us cross the street White, Not pictured: Larry Boblit. safely. 16

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GENEACREE A pinch is all it takes! TODD ANDERSON For yeers ago I cudent even spel ceenyur and now I ar wun. TRACI BARNES I found the simple life ain't so simple—VAN HALEN GREG BLAUM Wisdom is more valuable than jewels, treasure it forever. MIKEBOARMAN When success turns a person's head, he is facing failure. JEFF BOWEN Reach out to Jesus (He's reaching out to you)—ELVIS PRESLEY He Touched Me KEVIN BROOKS Behind every car wheel there is a loose nut. 18 RHONDA BROWN The purpose of life is to matter-to count-to stand for something-to have it make some difference that we lived at all. KAREN BURKE The most completely lost of all days is the one in which we have not laughed.