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Summer Holds New Experiences Above: Seniors Bill Burgess and Steve Corning enter building on second day of classes. School started on August 30. Right: Students stand in line to register for school. 12
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Athletics and school plays, prom, and graduation occasion excitement. The intense involvement of the grade school children who saw Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the hammering and sawing of building a winning Homecoming float, the high-pressured emotion, cheering and yelling at the regional tournament basketball game in Gibson, and the sigh of relief at the end of graduation exercises - sounds of 11
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I III Student council member Jon Guthrie plays a card game at a welcoming party for Ariel Vuille. Long, warm, vacation days were filled with new experiences. Students worked to earn extra money, attended summer school classes, packed their luggage and traveled to camps. Baseball filled many evenings, producing a season which brought Paxton the Wauseca conference championship. Football players got in shape for the coming season. Cross country men and basketball players undertook independent work to build endurance. Cheerleaders attended camp at Illinois State University. Registration in August was a reminder that school would soon resume. The arrival of our 14th foreign exchange student, Ariel Vuille, from Twann, Switzerland, was another indication that vacation days were ending. Ariel, Paxton's second Swiss AFS Student, has three brothers. His father is a weaver and the proprietor of an organic vineyard. While Ariel is living in Paxton, his family is hosting an AFS Student from Washington state. Sporting new clothes and sun tans, students returned August 30, chattering about summer vacations. Computer scheduling caused confusion for an increased enrollment of 571. Summer was ended and students began to count the days until the first vacation. Above: Foreign exchange student Ariel Vuille writes a letter to his family in Switzerland. While in Paxton, Ariel lived with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Niewold, Jim, Doug, and Grace. Left: Ready for school on the day of Lettermen's Club initiation is foreign exchange student Ariel Vuille. Ariel lettered in cross country. His favorite sports include skiing and skating. 13
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