Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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Co-captain Bill crowns Queen Gloria. Energetic girls practice for tension filled chcerleading tryouts. P.C.H.S. students were proud of their “Coach of the Week”.

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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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SUCCESS IS... Tromping opponents in a victorious homecoming . . . that painful initiation into Lettermen’s Club . . . four consecutive years of firsts in float competition ... an hilarious Junior Class Play . . . that tall, courteous foreign exchange student ... a “one-of-a-kind” prom dress ... a fun-filled Christmas vacation . . . lobby candy sales . . . the U. of I. jazz band . . . the prettiest class ring yet . . . hours of work and fun to produce a romantic prom . . . Class Day’s thrills, regrets, and hopes . . . earning the coveted gold cord ... a diploma representing four years of hard work . . . facing the next challenge, prepared and eager.