Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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EltWIX ' K L Kill 1WIEI)E FFA 1-4 Treat?. 4 Sen. 3; B Ball 1-4; F Ball 2-4; Class VP 3, Pres. 4; “P” C 2-4 Pres.; Int. 1-3 JOHN DALE STEVENSON “P” C 1-4; F Ball 1-4; Choir, 1, 2. 4; Class VP 2, 4; FFA 1-4; Rep. 3; Pres. 4; Fit. Com. 1-4 J A JO A N BEETII Class Sec. 1-4; OAA 1-4; M Band 1-4; C Band 1-4; P Band 1-3; BLUE AND GOLD 3; Lib. Club 3, 4 DOROTHY JEAN HEETH Class Treas. 1. 2. 4; GAA 1-4; C Band 1- 4; M Band 1-4; BLUE AND GOLD 2- 4; Fin. Com.; P Band 1-4 It OS EM A It Y KING It EX Choir 1-3; Sp. C 1, 2; Class Play; REFLECTOR; Lib. C 3, 4; Prom Com.; Fit. Com. 2. 3 Ch.; Tnt. 4 WILLIAM KENNETH ZESCHKE Transferred from Melvin High School 4; Choir 4 MARY JOANNE JOHNSON C Band 1-4; Choir 1-4; M Band 1-4; Drama C 3, 4 Treas.; Lib. C 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Prom Com. DALLAS DA It WIN ItOY FFA 1-4; “P” Club 2, 3; Tnt. 1. 2; Fit. Com. 4; Wrestling; 1 Rosemary Kingren William Kenneth Zeschke Mary Joanne Johnson Dallas Darwin Roy

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Seniors . . . In the fall of 1952, 77 very green Freshmen entered the halls of Paxton High School. We wandered through the building, and after the usual amount of confusion, we settled down to this business of high school, and elected Maurice Weaver President of our class. Our second year in high school found us “just watching” Freshman Initiation. It brought us Honorable Mention for our Homecoming float. Bill Berry served his first term as President. As Juniors, we gave a light-hearted comedy for our class play entitled “You Can’t Kiss Caroline.” This year our float won first prize in the Homecoming contest. We presented our Junior-Senior Banquet at the Lutheran Church and the prom at the new Clara Peterson School. Our theme was “On Moonlight Bay.” Once again, Bill Berry was leading our class. As Seniors, our class decreased in size, but increased in experience and wisdom. We had become leaders. Many of our classmates held executive positions in the various clubs and organizations. Erwin Krumwiede served as President of our class. Maurice Weaver headed the Student Council. Mary Henderson was Editor and Kathryn Stout Asistant Editor of the REFLECTOR. Jean Beeth edited the BLUE GOLD. Mike Morin served as captain of our football team. Kathryn Stout won the DAR Award. Mary Henderson was elected Homecoming Queen. —10—

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William Charles Barbieur Virginia Ruth Albers Marvin Eugene Saldeen Marilyn Jean Olson WILUAJI CHARLES B AHRI EUR Prom Com. 3; F Ball 1-4; “P” Club 4; REFLECTOR; Track 1-3; Pep Club 2; Play Com. 3 VIRGINIA KI TH ALBERS FHA 1-4 Pres.4; Choir 4; Girl’s Chorus 2-3; Fin. Com. 4; Play Com. 3; HC Court 2-4 MARVIN EUGENE SALDEEN Photo C 1, 2 Pres.; Ind. Ed. C 3. 4 Hist.; Science C 4 Sec.; Int. 1, 2; Krosh Chorus MARILYN JEAN OLSON Lib. C 2, 3 VP; M Band 1-3; Choir 1, 3; SC 1; SF Bd. 1; Prom Com.; Fit. Com. 2, 3; C Band 1, 3 MARY Jl'DITH HUG LET SC 2; Girl’s Chorus 1-4; REFLECTOR; Mad. 4; Class Play 3; HC Court 2; Drama C 3-4 JOHN WILLIAM BUCKNER F Ball 1-4; Letterman’s C 1-4; Play Com. 3; Choir 1-3; Track 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1-2; Boy’s C 2 CAROL DORIS YOUNG HARVEY JAMES BECKER Mary Judith Huguet John William Buckner Carol Doris Young Harvey James Beckc