Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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Maik Mullinax Mark's home in Weinheim, Germany. American Field Service The American Field Service program provides an opportunity for an American student to spend one year abroad. Mark Mullinax, the third AFS’r from Paxton, was selected to spend the ’70-71 school year in Weinheim, Germany. Leaving Paxton in August, Mark first took a two-week cram course on the German language before beginning his life as a representative. Mark has reported on his activities often, giving each Paxtonite a feeling of experiencing the German way of life with him. Mark's German family, the Otto Schildhauers. 13

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Foreign Exchange Student Maria Castrillon, after graduating vrom high school in Popyan, Colombia, came to Paxton. When asked what she likes, Maria replies, “Everything!”, but watching her first football game was most exciting. She has special interest in architecture which she plans to study when she starts college in the latter part of August. The university she will attend is located in her country’s capitol, Bogota. Maria leaves us in July...........we hope she has enjoyed her stay in Paxton as much as we have enjoyed having her with us. Left: Even Foreign Exchange Students wash dishes. Maria enjoys speaking to home Right: Maria with her host family, the coming fans. Ristows.

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14 Left: Taps for the dummy. Center: Juniors “Move Out with first place. Right: Co- Captains Dan and Tony pose with dummy. Homecoming Parade “Move 'Em Out!” was the Juniors’ title for their first place float in the Homecoming Parade. Seniors were second; third and fourth places went to Freshman and Sophomores respectively. The Marching Band added a lively spirit to the whole event. The evening was concluded by the rally and bonfire at the athletic field. Lana swings out.