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SUCCESS IS... a bit of hard work and cooperation ... a rousing school spirit . . . tolerance of faculty and students . . . selflessness . . . discipline . . . a potpourri. Above left: The class of '67 happily rc- Above right: Couples with tired and sore feet took time ccivcs their long-awaited diplomas. out from dancing to enjoy refreshments at the annual Junior-Senior Prom. CONTENTS Highlights ..............page 6 Organizations ...........page 30 Sports ..................page 68 Academics................page 88 Personalities ...........page 110 Advertising .............page 164 Acknowledgements ......page 175 Index ...................page 176 3
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Dedication Mr. Charles Condit Mr. Archie Stewart Left: Mr. Stewart discusses the skeleton of a short story. Right: Mr. Condit provides the prodding in a difficult problem. Paxton missed the contagious grin, and hearty chuckle that were Mr. Archie Stewart. During the ten years that he headed the English Department he had a very real and personal interest in each of his students. His classes were challenge ing, for in teaching creative writing, he stimulated young minds, preparing them to meet college standards. A wonderful mathematics teacher, a patient and wise National Honor Society sponsor, a dedicated and interested teacher, a well-liked individual, all of these arc Paxton’s Mr. Charles Condit. His kindly personality, broad smile, subtle humor and occasional sternness will long be remembered by those students who worked under him. 2
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. . . finding those classes on opening day . . . getting Reflector copy and ads in on time ... a first place Homecoming float . . . a completed term paper . . . becoming a Varsity cheerleader . . . winning the Homecoming game . . . playing football under the “Coach of the Year” . . . the work and fun of a romantic Prom ... a “Queen” . . . winning an award or a scholarship for outstanding effort . . . P.E. routines learned well . . . that first “knock out” in boxing ... no green slips all year ... a really enthusiastic pep rally . . . being tapped for National Honor Society . . . working together for a successful event . . . teamwork on the floor, the field, or in the classroom . . . that long-awaited diploma . . . the good feeling that comes with a job well done. Right: Jim Swanson, outgoing Student Council President, inducts the ’67-’68 members of the Council.
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