Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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PEABODY, MARJORIE ELAINE Student Council—3 Secretary-T reasurcr—4 Blue and Gold—2, 3 Drama Club—1, 3 Glee Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus—2 A Cappella—3, 4 Ensemble—1, 2, 3, 4 Home Nursing—2 Senior Play TRIBBEY, EDYTHE Airplane Club—2 Blue and Gold—4 WATSON, OSCAR Transferred from Ludlow High School—3 RUST, DOROTHY Drama Club—1 Glee Club—1, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus—3 A Cappella—1, 4 Home Nursing—2 Senior Play JOHNSON, KENNETH Blue and Gold—3 Class President—3 Patrol—1 Math Club—3 F. F. A—1 Senior Play ADAMS, MAURICE Junior Play Glee Club-—3 Basketball—2, 4 FORBES, PAULINE Glee Club—1 TETER, ANNA LOUISE Transferred from Assumption 1 Class Treasurer—2 Drama Club—3 Blue and Gold—4 Senior Play ERICKSON, CARYL Blue and Gold—3 Glee Club—1, 4 Home Nursing—2 BEATTY, MARY DELORES Tranfer from Thorton Township High School—3 GRADUATES IN SERVICE JAMESON, ROBERT LATEKR, ROBERT LEECH, DONALD MARTIN, CARL SWANSON, ROBERT

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LATIMER, JEAN Blue and Gold—2, 3 REFLECTOR—4 Drama Club—1 (dec Club—3, 4 Mixed Chorus—3 Ensemble—4 Band—I, 2 A Cappclla Home Nursing—2 Home Coming Queen—3 Senior Play ALDRICH. CHARLES WILLIAM Transfer from Kantoul Township High School—4 RICHARDSON. BARBARA ANN Transferred from Ludlow High School—4 LARSON. DARLENE Student Council—1 Blue and Gold—2, 3, 4 Drama Club—4 Glee Club—1, 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4 Ensemble—2 Band—1. 2. 3, 4 Swing Band—3, 4 Individual Music Contest—3 Class Secretary—3 Math Club—3 A Cappclla—3, 4 Senior Play yftQA ojudb (tieii; (f,1 ROBINSON, MARILYN JEAN Class Secretary—1 REFLECTOR—4 Drama Club—2, 3 RICH. MARGARET Transferred from Parker High School—3 NELSON, KATHLEEN (dee Club—1, 2 Blue and Gold—3 MYHRE, BYRON Transferred from Biloxi High School—4 Band—4 Swing Band—4 A Cappclla—4 (dec Club—4 Senior Play

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 Peep. xU Mve Jiaekl 0 0 MAURICE ADAMS—Its a great plague to be too handsome a man! CHARLES ALDRICH—I hurry at my own convenient speed. DELORIS BEATTY—She travels fastest who travels alone. MARY ANN BECKSTRAND—It’s a quiet mouse who gets the cheese. SHIRLEY DALE—She’s a bashful girl, we guess. MILDA EHMEN—She’s another one of the silent kind who never let’s us know what’s in her mind. PHYLLIS ENGSTROM—A Spanish genius—almost. CARYL ERICKSON—I was born for something—what is it? ALBERTA FANCHER—My size is no measure of my liveliness. PAULINE FORBES—Her smiles are many, her frowns are few. DONALD FROYD—To flunk is human, to pass, divine. T PIER ESA GRAHAM—Man delights her not. VINCENT GRAHAM—All great men are dying; I don’t feel well myself. JOYCE LEA HEACOCK—Ever loyal, ever true to the work she had to do. PATRICIA HENRY—A buddy to everybody. FLORENCE HORRIDGE—Like a star she sparkles—on her third finger left hand. EDWARD JOHNSON—I never worry about my lessons—they’re in my books. KENNETH JOHNSON—Brain power is not measured by the size of the head. VIOLA JONES—A whiz at type—and other things. MARYJO LANKSTON—Give me action, I love it. DARLENE LARSON—She’s not afraid of man or devil—just snakes. ROBERT LATEER—Attention! The admiral arrives! ! JEAN LATIMER—If all blondes were like Jeanie, then we’d say, gentlemen prefer blondes anyday. BEVERLY LUNDBERG—If silence were golden, I’d be dead broke. CARL MARTIN—His friends are many, his foes, are there any? BYRON MYHRE—Like the north wind, he blusters all day long. IRENE McGAULEY—I remember a mess of things, but none distinctly. BETTY NAUGLE—Watch! I may do something yet. KATHLEEN NELSON—A certain fellow from Buckley is her meat. CATHERINE NOVAK—True to her work, her word, and her friends. EDDIE PALMBERG—Meet the future president. (Of what?) MARJORIE PEABODY—Superiority is a senior’s privilege. EVAN PETERSON—A grade! A grade! Ye gods, give me a grade! NEIL PIPER—A lion among the ladies is he. AARON RASMUSSEN—A quiet man, but quite a man. MARGARET RICH—Speech is great but silence is greater. BARBARA RICHARDSON—’Tis good to be merry and wise. MARILYN ROBINSON—This girl has brains enough for us all. DOROTHY RUST—Tho’ she be little, she is fierce. JOAN SAMUELSON—Don’t worry—studying won’t cause my death. GLORIA SMALL—Like the Northwest Mounted, she always gets her man. MARY SMITH—Always pleasant, and with a smile for everyone. ANNA TETER—Her blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient. EDITH TRIBBEY—A maiden never bold of spirit. KENNETH WATKINS—Brown hair, blue eyes, a Romeo in disguise. NORMA WATSON—Life is long and I am short. OSCAR WATSON—He knows a lot he just can’t think of it. SHIRLEY WEBURG—Good things come in little packages. DONALD WHEELER—Blessings on thee, little man. RUTH WOOLF)RIDGE—Life to her is one sweet song. MARGARET YOUNG—Her every movement is a spring and a bound.