Pendleton Heights High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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IN APPREaATION MR. MILLER MR, GRABILL No ship can sail without a captain and no class can succeed without an interested sponsor. The class of 1948 has been doubly fortunate through- out their school years by having two good ad- visors. Mr. Miller, who first became our sponsor in the eighth grade, remained with us for four year . When he resigned from the Pendleton school sys- tem at the end of our junior year, we asked Mr. Grabill to take over the sponsorship of our class. To both of them, for all they have done to make our school years pleasant and worthwhile, we wish to give our sincerest appreciation.

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f DEDICATION There have been many factors which have entered into our education. Many individuals and groups have contributed to our development in the nast twelve years. But predominant in all the situations we have had to face have been our parents, always ready with their generous understand- ing encouragement, and helpful advice. They have given us training and high ideals which will remain with us the rest of our lives. In appreciation for all they have done for us, we, the class of 1948, respectfully dedicate this annual. i

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IN MExMORIAM We dedicate this page in memory of Mr. Miner, our friend, teacher, and advisor. Throughout his twenty-five years of service as superintendent of the Pendleton Schools, everything he did was done with the welfare of the students and faculty uppermost in his mind. We can never truly thank him except by living up to the ideals and standards he so firmly be- lieved in.