Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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Sounds Of People Shouting across the parking lot or down the hall, whispering, screaming and yelling to win a game, laughing, crying - sound is a means of communication among people. Through sounds and silence people convey joy, anger, disappointment, excitement, discouragement, and satisfaction. Left: Student council members served football fans hot coffee and hotdogs at the concession stand. Below: There was a capacity crowd at the commencement ceremonies for the senior class of 1971 on June 5.

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Varsity cheerleaders, Margo Miller, Dee Dee Miller, Carrie Stewart, Chris Beer, Lynda Hyde. Mascot; Sharoll Schaumburg, Toni Hinrichs, and Pat Zaetsch lead cheers of football fans. Sophomore Nancy Smith makes up junior Debra Faulkner as an older woman for her part in the Fall Play, Thunder on Sycamore Street. During the Class Day Program, Chris Maxey takes time to write in a yearbook.

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Sounds Of School Yellow buses roll into the high school each school morning, cars wheel into parking spaces, students tread across the pavement - morning sounds at Paxton High School. Lockers slam, voices chatter and then shout to be heard above the din. Announcements break through over the intercom. Bells ring. There is a silence, then whispers, lectures, and discussion. The cash register rings up lunches. Noisy passing periods occur every forty minutes. Finally the halls are empty and silent. Lagging footsteps echo through the halls. Right: Assistant Principal, Robert Rolhfing, supervises junior Howie Nuss during a detention period. Below: American History class waits for a film strip to be rewound. 6 III II'.