Pittsboro High School - Progress Yearbook (Pittsboro, IN)

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5 .5 S .N :F i , Officers: Indy Swain, See., Suzie Eaton, Cor. Sec.. Becky Swain. presented Pres., Lisa Watts, Tres., and Carolyn Osborn, V. Pres. owen' Becky and Beth Hague entertained and served as toastinistresses. Mrs. Anderson tsponsorj with ' Right, Mrs. Betty Niggel e gave the response for the Ilf'l La l' Y. Left, Mrs. Helen Hague cw mlm gave the mothers response. Senior girls receive their Senior Keys. Mother-Ideal Lady Evening sented with gifts. High point awards were given to tleft to rightj Cheryl Harris, Fresh., Deliluie Sparks, Soph.g Io Ann Swain, Inn., and Becky Swann, Sen. The past presidents were recognized and pre-

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Sunshine Serves Others The Pittsboro Chapter of Sunshine Society consists of fFront rowj Sheri Schaekel, Beverly Merritt, Kim Gibbons, Celisa Smith, Carolyn Osborn, Becky Swain, Lisa Watts, Judy Swain, Jo Ann Swain, Robin Stalling, Phyllis Mitchell, fSecond rowj Judith Anderson fSponsorJ, Karen Meredith, Carol Zollar, Suzi Koontz, Becky Hague, Kim Trent, Vicki Bennett, Beth Hague, Janice Hettenvan, Vikki Hicks, Cindy Newell. QThird rowj Dianna Wampner, Norma Bush, Debbie Smith, Terri Bmce, Teri Oberle, Faith Maddy, Myrna Graham, Marci Smith, Danita Riddle, Cheryl Merritt. fFourth rowj Lori Pritchard, Lindy Cain, Patti Hammons, Cheryl Herring, Shari Clarkson, Dixie Smith, Brenda Truax, Kim Riddle, Luci- nda Osborn, Brenda Stewart. fFifth rowl Tannny Dayvolt, Ricci Symmonds, Debbie Sparks, Delana Roseboom, Kelly Marks, Tammy Edens, Rhonda Shirrell, Kim McClung, Lynn Smith, Barbara Parker, Cheryl Harris, QLast rowj Rhonda Riddle, Tina Sherman, Jeanne M ers, Marv Jane Booker S x M -K KA l Wh y I , ue c ee, atiy itaker, Robyn Symmonds, Diane Reeves, Marla Tucker, Donna Solomon, Lydia Cotherron. The motto of the Sunshine Society is Mothers. The Pittsboro SSS members have certainly upheld this motto during the past year. In the fall, 23 new members were initiated into the Society during a very impressive candle ceremony. At Thanksgiving time, the Society lived up to their motto by remembering many shut-ins in the community with a Cheer- l t Th ' k p a e. eir money-ma ing project enabled them to make a generous contribution to the Riley Hospital for Children and entertain their Mothers and Ideal Ladies in the Spring. Perhaps the high-light of the year was the pleasure and happiness the Society brought to the residents of Opportunity Cottage at Danville when they paid a visit at Christmas time and took Santa Claus with them. 6

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ational Honor Society The Sophomore initiates were il. to r.l Dixie Smith, Brenda Truax, Phyllis Mitchell, Billy Alexander, Lindy Cain, Ricci Symmonds, and Judy Swain. Unable to attend were Brian English and Bruce English. The National Honor Society promotes Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service to and for the students who achieve this honor. The sophomore initiates joined Qjuniorsj Marci Smith, Julie Smith, Iudy Reed, Faith Maddy, Ted Paradise, Terry Myers, JoAnn Swain, Cindy Newell, Carolyn Osborn, and Chuck Zollner, and Qseniorsj Suzi Koontz, Karen Meredith, Celisa Smith, Becky Swain, and Suzie Eaton. Dixie Smith signs the charter as members of the Honor Society look on. 8 Special guests at initiation were il. to r.j past members: Linda Evans Bridges, Ellen VVheatley Pritchard, Mrs. Dorothy C. Lane, past sponsor and founder, and Susan Coleman jones.