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

Page 22 text:

Sophomores Work Hard To Earn A Profit Louie, Louie Sophomores found this year quite expensive, but enjoyable. For instance, they purchased class rings ranging from $75.00 to $300.00, and driver's permits costing $20.00. With the Florida trip only two years away, the class of '89 worked diligently at concession stands. They added to their treasury by selling a variety of snacks. Homecoming week posed a constant struggle for victory over their rivals, the Seniors. With effort and dedication, the Sophomore class pulled ahead of the Freshmen and Juniors to earn 2nd place! The Sophomores have two more years to improve on the savings for Florida, academics, and extracurricular activities. 18 Sophomores

Page 21 text:

Sophomore Hall captured a second place. Darren Montgomery proved you didn't have to get dressed before coming to school. Jeff Thomas always had time for a pose. Sophomore Class Officers were: Andy Martin. V.P.; Tara Erin Murphy looks on. Larson. Sec.; Teri Waganer. Treas.; Chris Oliver. Pres. Concession stand chores taught responsibility as well as added to class treasury. Sophomore Mr. and Miss were Jason Simpson Whitney Coleman. Sophomores 17

Page 23 text:

 Fill it to the rim! Can we help you.-' X'e d rather be at home in bed Be all that you can be! Sophomores 19