Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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The Junior Women's Club sponsored two members of Gateway House, Chicago, who presented a drug assembly. The special education class sponsored a candy sale which made $100 for Happy Day Summer Camp in Paxton. Sophomore Becky Smith and junior Debbie Schuldt eat at the Booster Club Fish Fry before a football scrimmage. 8

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Freshman Rob Walsh, number 52, gets possession of the ball. 7

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Sounds Of Community Bulldozers climbing the embankments of Interstate 57 were replaced by zooming trucks and cars; boosters wearing Mustang hats applauded and booed teams and referees; students rang doorbells asking for donations for the Heart Fund - the sounds of students and their community. Juniors and seniors, many of whom will vote in the Presidential Election, listened to an explanation of voter registration and primary elections. Benefiting from actual learning experience in the community, some students worked through the ICE program, some held part-time jobs, and others were teacher's helpers or candy stripers. Students finally saw the last of bulldozers and workmen when Interstate 57 was completed in the fall of 1971. 9 Paxton football fans stood at the sidelines to watch the 1971 Homecoming football game.