Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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Work those arms! Paxton's Pac-Women. Thank God it's over!! Georgetown-36 Oakwood 34 Qakwood-30 Tn-Valley-40 Metamora-15 . Paxlon l4 r 0, St , to pti-Qgderi J.t” 'Paxton-28 • “ ' . • --Grbana-16 • w- . i . , ' Paxton-46 ; NEV ■ 'Jl- . y -; T . , '» V - The girls’ Cross-country team was very successful this year. It was a great rebuilding year. We had two girls advance from District to Sectional. As individuals, they finished as follows: Carla Patterson, (15:08)-48th; and Peggy Grone-meyer, (15:58)-66th. This year's captain (above) and the only senior team member was Carla Patterson. She is an exceptional leader and the team will miss her next year.

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 X H Z C O O (0(0 0300 (0- O 09 B C C Mark Kavajecz was also one of this year's co-captains. Mark had an excellent season, but was unable to compete in the District through State events. Craig Stockman was one of this year's co-captains. Craig had an outstanding season and finished 14th in State. Coach Guyot. throughout the years, has given the team a special meaning and pride; to him a great amount of gratitude is given. First row: Donnie Foster. Dave Carson. Brad Ashmore. Mike Livermore. Second row: Jay Holland. Roy Havener. Troy Parsons. Dennis Glad. Darcy Rust. Craig Stockman. Rick Schrodt. Back row: Chris Dremann. Joel Rasmus. Randy Kinney. Jeff Harrison, Doug Ehmen, Mike Lantz. Mark Kavajecz. This year's season was mainly characterized as a rebuilding one. Throughout the year the members of varsity squad changed frequently with the strengthening of the team. Craig and Mark frequently led the pack throughout the year. Both will be missed next year, but will be replaced by strong hopefuls. Among this group will be sophomore Jeff Harrison who often was also up front. Coach Guyot pressed the team early in the season which helped it greatly later on. All through the year the team always kept a high spirit and that helped to hold the team together.

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O Z DO OZ-IOl S 24 THE MARCHING BAND COMPETED IN THE FOLLOWING EVENTS AND WON THE FOLLOWING AWARDS: Hoopeston Sweet Corn Festival- Parade Participant Tuscola Old Fashioned Days Parade Best Band Class A Overall Watseka Invitational- 1st. place, parade- 3rd. place, show Danville Invitational- 4th place, parade- 3rd. place, show U of I Invitational- Parade. 3rd overall. 2nd. drums, 4th. guard, 4th. majors-Show, 4th place overall, 3rd. place drums, 6th. place majors EIU INVITATIONAL- Best Band. 3rd. place rifles, FIELD SHOW- 2nd, place drums, flags and rifles Sleepin' on the job ... Kris getting ready for competition? Long practices get to all ot us (especially Dave) Aren't feet great?! (Amy and Alice think so)