Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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Tuberculosis patch tests were again on the agenda for several of the grades. This test is made without charge. The elementary classes also celebrated the many birthdays of the students. A new intramural program was set up for two elementary grades, five and six. These small boys drew a large attendance at each of their games--usually more than at high school games. Interest was high not only because of their age, but also for some lucky shots and tricky plays. Some games were quite humorous. Another elementary pastime was working with bulletin boards. Many unusual ideas were put into pictures on these boards. The teachers and pupils cooperated to make ideas come to life. The oldest music ensemble at PHS is the Harmonettes, a trio of three pretty sophomore girls. These girls have completed their fourth year of singing together. The middle-aged music group is the Quarter Notes, the junior girls' quartet, who have completed their second year of singing. These two music groups plus a third group, the Off Beats, gave a radio program, High Time, over WOWO, Ft. Wayne, Ind., December 6. On November 28, the singers travelled over hazardous roads to make the tape. The day before the program was to be released, a call from WOWO resulted in a return trip to Ft. Wayne. The engineers at the station had erased the original tape, and if the program was to be released on schedule, a new tape would have to be made. The new tape was made and the program was broadcast on schedule. The program was conducted like a popular disc jockey show, with Ron Leupp announcing. Christmas brought with it a faster tempo of activities, decorating, planning, and gift buying. Every grade and nearly every class decorated rooms with new, elaborate decorations. The FTA took on a new project, that of decorating the exterior of the school. The decorations added a festive note to its appearance. TOP: Steven Miller, Ronald Roth, Max Wyse, and Candee Hoste decorate the Christmas tree in their kindergarten room. SECOND: Alan Stewart, Linda Bertsche, Charlene Yoder, and Michael Wyse help decorate their room for Christmas. THIRD: Tom Rychener, John Goertz, Judy Baer, and Elaine Merillat put Christmas decorations on' the window in the lobby. BOTTOM: Allen Smith, Walter Sigg, Kathleen Miller, Jill Lawrence, and Eric Rupp admire the plant they gave to their teacher,Mrs. Mildred Ry- chener, for Christmas.

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TOP, Left: Mrs. Ernagene Yingling, the health nurse, gives Shirley Frey a patch test as Beverly Gearig, BeckyLiechty, and Linda Augustine wait their tum. TOP, Right: Marlene Beck, Rachel Porter, and Sharon Nofziger, the Harmonettes, take part in the radio program- SECOND, Left: Duane McConnell, Stevie Grie- ser, Kathleen King, Stevie Lauber, Jimmy Lantz, Renee Rupp, Jerry Reynolds, LeRoy Nafziger, and Kenny Frey pose for a picture with Jimmy's birthday cake. SECOND, Right: The Quarter Notes, made up of Suzy Frey, Karen Gearig, Karin Lantz, and Judy Short, sing into the mike at WOWO. THIRD: Ronnie Rice, Joseph Nafziger, Keith Moden, and Walter Sigg are engaged in a game of basketball before lunch. BOTTOM: Paul Morris, Donna Hartman, Cheryl Thierry, and Mary Helen Ramos display their bulletin board.

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