Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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Above left: Oh, poor Auntie. Above right: “They didn’t tell me that I’d he on stage crew, too.” Below left: “Give me the chair, Mark.” Below center: “Uncle Elwood, it’s for you.” Walt invites another “guest” for tea. 17

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16 Junior Class Play Has anyone seen a six foot in-visible white rabbit wandering around the school? If so, please remind him that the Junior Class play cast members have been looking for him. His name is Harvey and he was the star of the Junior Class Play of 1969, which played to capacity crowds. Mr. Bruneau was the director and Gale Hudkins, his assistant. Walter shows his card. Tony’s entrance made a big hit.

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Left: A gay note is added to the French room. Riylit : Santa visited the Special Education class. Christmas What does Christmas mean to you? To Paxton High students, the season symbolizes joy, gifts, and less homework. Christmas also meant decorations as the Seniors and Sophomores tried to out-do each other in the hall decorating contest sponsored by the Student Council. Murderers Row, a spine-tingling spy-thriller, was presented to an appreciative audience before they were dismissed for a well-deserved vacation. 18