Wyanet High School - Wyhian Yearbook (Wyanet, IL)

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, rs.-Automated Floats, Parisian From September to May Juniors found a busy schedule awaiting them. Students piled book upon book as term papers suddenly loomed into their educational experiences, KV! JKZP' -Ili' along with advanced work in math, science, and social studies. The National Merit Scholarship Exam held the promise of financial rewards for the Junior scholars. But all efforts were not concentrated on the books-- there were sock hops and concessions, a float to construct, shiny new rings, exciting extracurricular activities, and a Jr. Sr. Prom which entailed hours of planning and prepara- tion. Jan Bell and Alan Madison were proud to represent the Class of '66 as Homecoming royalty--especially when the Juniors' unique automated float boasted lst place. Closing the year on a romantic note, all enjoyed an evening in gay Paree, complete with Eiffel Tower and sidewalk cafes, as the Wyanet gym was transformed into a Viva La France wonderland. Leading the Juniors President ..... . . Steve Hamrick Vice President . . . . . Rick Bulthius Secretary .... . . Dennis Jeffery Treasurer . . . . . .Dennis Morse l8

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Sophomores-Filled with Studies, sports, royalty, and class activities made the sopho- more year of the Class of '67 a year to remember. Leading them through their plans and projects were Larry Peterson, president, Jan Olds, vice-president, Greg Anthony, Secretary, and Eddie Maupin, treasurer. Kathy Swanson and Larry Peterson rode in the Homecoming Parade as royal representatives of their class. Yes, the sophomore year is filled with memories. It marks the end of two special years, during which each student grows to know the true meaning of high school and finds his own special niche, for he realizes his fling as an underclassman is near its end--and in a few short months he will cross the threshold into the realm of upperclassmen. Anticipation? You bet! 20