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

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Trevor Reynolds Trisa Beam with their award winning art entries from the New Berlin Art Show Art Art I classes worked on a variety of 2 3 dimensional projects. Drawing, painting, design, print making calligraphy were first semester projects. Second semester projects were clay hand built pots, abstract sculpture and macramc projects to name a few. Art II students concentrated on areas of their choice. Possible selections were painting, drawing, ink pointalism, ceramics, and watercolor. The year was capped off with a display of Art work at the PTO open house. Steve Gudgel, Trisa Beam, Trevor Reynolds. Jason Roberts, Robert Swoboda. Tony Sciarrino with their award winning art entries from the South Fork Art Festival. Hobby: Yard Work Golf Year Highlight Students who had success in art shows. Year Lowlight: Abuse and destruction of school property.

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Sociology class always brings smiles. Academic Classes Mr. Mings’ guiding hand helps Darren Montgomery to finish the Chemistry experiment with success. BRIGHTEST STARS Pawnee High’s curriculum includes a variety of classes. The academic classes provide the strong foundation on which a student’s education is built. Although we don’t realize how important these classes are, they are essential to a successful future. Congratulations to the teachers and students who have once again excelled in the academic area. You are the “brightest stars” at P.H.S. and we are proud of you. 10 Academic Classes

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12 Business Dept. H.S. computer classes help the G.S. run their programs. Typing. Accounting. Consumer Ed. Hobby: Camping. Eishing. Officiating Basketball Year Highlight Regional Basketball Tournament Official Year Lowlighi: Cold building! Computer. Typing II. Word Processing. Office Practice Hobby: Reading sewing Year Highlight: '87 Yearbook Dedication Year Lowlight: Loooong winter. Typing classes are updating the equipment on which the students learn to type. Approximately half of the typewriters are the new electronic models, which are comparable to computer printers. The new equipment can also be hooked up to the computers from the computer lab. The computer lab moved closer to the Business Department when they relocated to room 32. The High School computer students also assisted grade school students and their teachers again this year in the computer lab. Office Practice, Typing II, and Word Processing students have learned skills which should make them more marketable in the job Lederbrand types 60 Pm with or without pa J ncr market. Office Practice students put all their skills to practice when they participated in an office simulation with paper flow from one work to another. Business DUANE ALBRECHT Department ........ -t -’ t ' SANDY LIKES Angie Russell Sheila A. Jessup