Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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Paxton students named to ‘Who’s Who in Music’ The 1977 edition of Who’s Who in Music will carry the names of four students from Paxton high school who have been selec- ted as being among the country’s most outstanding high school music students. Jari L. Oncken, vocal music director, head of the school’s nominating com- mittee and the editors of the annual direc- tory have included the names of these students based on their music ability, academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and future potential. Students ison ointed 'Oard Paxton FFA to receive ‘Silver Emblem’ award Paxton The Paxton Future Farmers of America will be one of 101 chapters to receive a enson has been a] “Silver Emblem” award for performance the board of con in activities relating to the vocational of the Paxton Par agriculture and FFA programs, ill a vacancy. The presentation will take place Nov. 11 evaluation. Each of the 49 state FFA associi permitted to enter two applicatior per cent of the aplications of chapt ning a superior rating in stat petition. National judging is dom kiwu —i---1 3 named redricks! week. I embersh and 1 the po interest board h Homecoming activities to begin Thursday Cross country P.E. invitational set The second annual P.E. Invitational for cross country runners will be held Thur- sday, Oct. 21 at Paxton high school. The meet will precede the Paxton Watseka dual meet. Nine comp of Miss Me This year’s Miss Merry Chrisl be crowned before a high school Dec. 3, the day before Paxton’s Chr High school Thirty-one Paxton high school studenl earned 5.00 grade point averages for first semester of the 1976-77 school year, Eighty-eight students made the honor roll for the first semester. Thirty students earned 5.00 grade point averages for the second quarter. Eighty- seven students made the honor roll for the second quarter. The honor roll includes students who have achieved averages of at least 4.50 on a 5 0(1 ccqIo 1976 homecomin preside over th will announce the alty, who will activities. .candidates are: Sally Apland ibring, Trudy Johnson an . King candidates are Stai Lee, CireP igieilow an ,Uy Seibrin Penny Bur sophomores; anc T, and Rob Knell, juniors ead football coach Norm Hendersoi 1 introduce the varsity football team, he high school varsity club is spor pg the traditional bonfire in the higl parking lot after the pep rally, lay night, the Mustang footbal will tackle Georgetown in an at to avenge last year’s 36-8 defeat a nds of the Buffaloes. Paxton wil a 3-2 record into the contest. Thi ’aloes have a 0-5 ledger. halftime, the Paxton high schoo d, led by Gene Hart, will present ; rogram entitled “The Beatles.” Saturday night, the band “Slipstream will play at the homecoming dance fron r m. TnJLr.vHji tiao. tit RavqI Mu 200 attend PHS basketball dinner Health the daughter Shallenberger. Diana Shall Daughter of berger, she is the band and „ piacing sixth out of seventeen teams AthleUc assocm Normai community high school Satur- ht Paxton high school’s si--- Krffl favorably Measurement for rst tournament of the ib-n O.U r m, Imkr-viiir tia|n fi 'hfl KAVQl h team places Bth in first outing Reaching finals for Paxton were duet acting teams of Patti Bachman - K.,mArous, and L n, fourth Approximately 200 guests attended the annual Basketball Spaghetti supper Mon- day evening at Paxton high school. The dinner was sponsored by the Mustang Boosters club. The freshman, sophomore and varsity teams scrimmaged in the gym after the dinner. Pat Prina is the varsity coach. Rick Glenn coaches the sophomore squad “«rri00™. caps and gowns M“‘set for Tuesday vere are Each of the Christmas Christmas par;, 0n ph R rhara shnne Paxton hl8h sc 1001 seniors who .... 2 p.m. Saturd.,p€fch co?c ®arba e gra(juating tf,ls year wm t . measured for given in Practiced for severa wee caps ancj g0wns Tuesday over both noon religious cateC°nvest due. t0 ttle c.ance ' hours in George Young's class room, 116. category will ear ier meet so we w,e c°n?f: Payment for the robes will be due at the third prize, $?0mpetl 101?, Understandabli firne Qf measur -ment. The charge is $7. • , ’ were uptight about their first contest, Dut holidays before ------ Deb se; Mai terpretati Iramatic ■rformanc who madi ners . T1 in fact, t Drizes for misr ':‘c a“vul “,c“ ''V'“VC01'J “'i‘ore 801,18 w v Shw 311 ma ”',pH tn hnlH ,ngt thpr ta,inn 1 at rasev on Saturday Jan ft break for the next

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A Buffalo, an endangered species. Toot that tuba, Kenny! Kaye marches on. No!' 11 When Pres. Adams speaks, people listen.