Paxton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Paxton, NE)

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,953 'frwn A TOUCH OF AUTUMN IN THE AIR, THE '54, ,fl STUDENTS OF PAXTON HIGH RETURNED TO SCHOOL ONE NEW TEACHER DELORES JOHN TWENTY TWO FRESHMEN REPLACED LAST MM W SON JOINED THE HIGH SEIHOOL FACULTY. 4 U I - 2, NWWEZM :ENWWJJ wifjwl W I MIVQAIEMM T RAZZLE-DAZZLE--Posing for the cameraman at the half of the St. Pat' s game are St. Pat' s cheerleaders standing, and sitting are Marge Holmstedt, Shirley Hartman, and Dorothy Langmacher. The lrIsl'Imen s mascot smiles from the front. CUTE LOOKING MESSES--Undergoing the penalties that are placed on Freshman during the initiation are Sharon McCormick Karen Blake, Eulalia Wright, and Jane Hep- I perly. 'l'VE GOT A MILLION OF 'EM --Our first assembly e ear s arre many famous peo le but our favorite was Jimm Durante. P 1 pro gram of t cf'

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I 60' ref' IN SEPTEMBER WE CAME BACK TO SCHOOL FEELING GREATLY REFRESHED AFTER A THREE MONTH VACATION. SCHOOL STARTED OFF WITH FRESHMAN INITIATION AND CHEER- LEADERS WERE CHOSEN. THE FIRST FOOT- BALL GAME WAS WITH THE IRISHMEN OF NORTH PLATTE ON SEPTEMBER I3. SHIRLEY HARTMAN WAS CHOSEN THE FOURTH ANNUAL HOME- COMING QUEEN IN OCTOBER. WE'RE 'HAVING FUN!--Traveling to Lewellen on the school bus are Donna Winclels, Geraldine Holz- faster, Virginia Allen, Bruce Cox, Don Eakins, Gary Crook, Carolyn Anderson, Mary Sed'lacek, Stella Per- linger, Lila Derr, Reba Benson, Diane Pribyl, Leonard Knight, and Charles Hartman. if it , se iii fe ISN' T IT ROMANTIC? --Mary Sedlacek, Donna Wind- els, and Janice Lammers discuss the topic Romance during the Junior Class Play 'Don' t Darken My Door. LOOK AT THE BIRDIEI--Mary Duggan and Marge Holmstedt watch with interest the dress rehearsal of the Junior Class Play, which was presented November 'I3-14.