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

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Pawnee Continues to Improve The 1986-1987 school year also found the Village of Pawnee with several improvements. The prospect of having the State Police Training Facility close has been exciting to think about. The Fountain and Laundromat have been remodeled to better serve the community. A broken water line caused havoc to the Media Center. Video Madness opens his doors to Pawnee patrons. The Pawnee Ambulance has a new home in the remodeled Standard Gas Station. The future sight of the State Police Training Facility. A retirement home comes to Pawnee. 6 Pawnee Town

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PHS Policies Continue to Change The principalship is a collection of responsibilities and specific tasks. The principals job is to see that these responsibilities are met and the tasks are performed well. The principal is ultimately responsible for what goes on in and around the school. Getting the job done at PHS requires many assistants to the principal, helping out where they can. The students and staff that have become available to help meet these responsibilities are greatly appreciated!! Marsha Gchrs, The HS Secretary Randall Rader, Principal Students renew friendships while registering for classes and paying fees. Office Helpers: Seated: Mark Jessup, Teresa Whaley, Michelle Scheldt. Diana Haubold, Standing: David Taylor. Shelley Manning. Doug Lykins. Stephanie Maupin. Sheila A. Jessup. Patti Wright.Jim Grieshabcr. Don Howard. Angie Russell, and Michelle Thomp- son. Neither rain, sleet, nor snow kept David Taylor from delivering the mail. 8 H.S. Office Sheila Ann Jessup helps out sorting D and F slips.