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

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Community Organizations Continue to Grow The 1985-86 school year was an eventful year for Pawnee citizens. The community became the location for several new businesses including: the Yum Yum Shoppe. Mark's Lawn and Garden Equipment, The Flower Cupboard, Honeysuckle Vine, and the 104 store. Pawnee was also the site of many community and social events. The Lion's Club sponsored the 4th annual Country Fair, Canam Bros. Circus, food basket drive, and the academic dinner for H.S. students. Many citizens and clubs became involved in the 1985 Homecoming Parade. Mrs. Virginia Nauffel organized the many groups which included scouts and church organizations. The Pawnee Jaycees, Pawnee Lioness and VFW also contributed towards making Pawnee a better community in which to live. Every brownie and girl scout troop had their place in the parade. ym SXOPPE ICE CREAM I •CONCS • MIL SHAKES f •SUNDAES AND MORE . Daisy troop 61 helped celebrate Pawnee's victory over Auburn. Nikki Bandy and Monica Lcderbrand enjoyed lunch at the Yum Yum Shoppe. 6 Pawnee Events Pawnee's cub scouts, boy scouts, and Explorers carried the colors in the Homecoming Parade.

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Consolidation Possibilities Discussed 8 Board Administration Board members Tom Frazee, Ludwig Schober, Steve Gregurich. Marvin Mathis. Shellie McEvers. Mike Catteau, and Lawrence Boarman. Having weathered cuts in programs and personnel due to financial constraints, the Board of Education as well as Dr. Schmink, hope to examine possible reinstatements that will hopefully improve the Pawnee Schools. Dr. Schmink the Board of Education found plenty to occupy their time in the year of reform” for education in Illinois. School board members dedicate rime to provide a better educational atmosphere.