Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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eniofzs newly-formed organization. ,lunior Thespians were -loan Sandberg, Nita Newman, Bill Morrison, Carol Goode, and Greg Harrell. As Seniors, our all-school party was presented in the unusual theme of Hernando's Hidewayf' Honors received by various seniors included: Student Council President, jim Carson, Class President, Ruth Bixby, Homecoming Queen, Patsy Brown, Blue and Gold Editor, Carol Goode: Football Captain, Mickey Henson, and DAR winner, ,lanis Nafziger. Our four years at Paxton High came to an end with the traditional Class Day and the receiving of our diplomas. With a realization of the great value of the experience and wisdom we had gained, we recalled all our pleasant memories, which we will cherish in years to come. genial 'finance Gommiifee .S'lumliny, Lvfl In Righl: Miss Bear, Advisor, Noel Workman: Bill Petersong Judy Aukland .S'i'ulvd, Lefl to Righl: Pat Henson, Janis Nafzigerg Ruth Bixby The President selected this committee from the class to plan ways to finance the Reflector. The projects used to raise the money necessary for our Reflector budget were an all-school party, a refreshment stand at a home game, the annual Homecoming mum sale, the picking up of corn, a bake sale, and the school pin sale. II