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

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Students Bring Light of Honor to P.H.S. With smiles of accomplishment, the Top Ten members of the 1964 Senior Class meet with the school administrators and a representative of the Chamber of Commerce. FRONT ROW: Susan Eisenbise; Betty Jane Davis; Phyllis Jeffrey; Mr. Earl Gale, vice-president of the Chamber of Commerce; Mr. Miller, principal; Trudi Hoffman, Jennifer Mingle, Nina Land. BACK ROW: Mr. Smith, superintendent; Steve Ring; Doug Dickson; Jerry White; Richard Rose. (Photo by Willard Studio) This year Pendleton High School had many students who earned recognition for outstanding achievement in various fields. At the local science fair Tim Schaeffer, Steve Hanna, and Jonathan Wiggins won first, second, and third prizes, re- spectively, for their projects. Bob Johnson re- ceived an honorable mention at the regional science fair. Doug Dickson was a finalist in National Merit Scholarship competition. Trudi Hoffman was Pendleton ' s recipient of the D.A.R. citizenship award. Marsha Nelson submitted our entry in the Miss Christmas Carol contest. Joan Webb took first place in the county and school with her entry in the A.A.P.S. medical essay contest. Steve Ring and Danny Webb were sec- ond and third, respectively, in this contest. Steve Ring, Joan Webb, Danny Webb, and Doug Dickson. (Not present, Trudi Hoffman and Marsha Nelson.) Tim SchaeflFer, Steve Hanna, Jonathan Wiggins, and Bob Johnson.

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The Dramatic Spotlight Shines FRONT ROW: P. Coy, V. Howard, F. Burke, P. Stohler, E. McLary, C. L. Brown, SECOND ROW: S. Klepf- er, student director; J. Mercer, K. Carey, M. Elliott, K. Milner, P. Pin- nell, D. Maddox. BACK ROW: D. Tescher, L. Harshman, L. Shock, T. Bricker, H. Murfin, J. Jackson, M. McKinney, B. Snyder. Not present, M. Nelson, and Mrs. Avery, director. CAST Jill Parkhirst Kirby Carey Dinah Peterson Karen Milner Shirley Suss Cara Lou Brown Line Macrae Hugh Murfin Ed Scandori Tim Bricker Dwayne Cromwell Mike McKinney Everett Cochran Larry Shock Betty Cochran Marilyn Smith Dr. Fredericks Lewish Harshman Miss Hopkins Peggy Coy A Psychiatrist Joe Jackson Congressman Parkhirst Don Tescher Isabella Roxas Judy Mercer Mrs. Esmilia Diane Maddox Mr. Tanada Bill Snyder Mrs. Tanada Vivian Howard Josephine Marsha Nelson Mrs. Tatlonghari Frances Burke Mrs. Flores Emily McLarcy Mrs. Anonuevo Penny Stohler Mrs. Isip Patti Pinnell PCV Volunteer Martha Elliott The problems of young Americans abroad was the theme of the Junior Class play, The Peace Corps Girls. Faculty director, Mrs. Nancy Avery, and student director, Susan Klepfer, co- operated in channeling the high enthusiasm of actors and committee members into the re- hearsals, pubhcity campaigns, costume fittings, and make-up sessions that were necessary to make the final presentation on November 9 an outstanding success. Peace Corps volunteers meet Filipino villagers in this scene from The Peace Corps Girls. n