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

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On Talented Juniors and Seniors FRONT ROW: Nina Land, Carol Carollo, Sandy Savill. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Sowash, Margaret Leahy, student director, Ann Cun- ningham, Kenetta Hammond, Mrs. Renbarger, director. BACK ROW: Richard Rose, Doug Dickson, Alan Jarrett, Terry LaFave, Roger Mol- lenkopf. On March 6, under the direction of Mrs. Judy Renbarger, the seniors presented their class play, The Curious Savage. The theme of the play pointed out that often those that are judged irrational and eccentric have more insight than those in the sane, outside world. With the help of Margaret Leahy, student director, and Jerry White, stage manager, the various committees and members of the cast worked long, tedious hours toward perfection of their play. CAST Mrs. Savage Nina I and Lilly Belle Sandy Savill Titus Terry LaFave Samuel . lan Jarrett Dr. Emmett Doug Dickson Miss Willie Kenetta Hammond Fairy May Susan Sowash Florence Carol Carollo Hannibal Richard Rose Jeff Roger MoUenkopf Mrs. Paddy Ann Cunningham But ' met ■f). Savage hasn ' t met everyonel She hasn ' t Holy Terror!

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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

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Girls of Beauty and Charm Lend Tonya Winimer, Yearbook Queen. Glamour and excitement are a fascinating phase of our school life. The queens this year were fine representatives of P.H.S. These girls were selected because of their leadership, char- acter, citizenship, scholarship, and service to their respective organizations. The Yearbook Queen, Tonya Wimmer, was elected by those students who had purchased annuals, winning over six other contestants selected by homerooms having 90% annual sales or better. The Car Check Safety Queen was elected by the entire student body. Holding a permanent or beginner ' s driving permit or being enrolled m a driver ' s training class was the ehgibility require- ment. Winning over twelve other candidates, Bev Pettigrew took the crown this year. She participated in the County Car Check Parade in Anderson along with the band and Irishettes. Sandy Savill, Sunshine Girl of the Year, earned this honor by participating in more Sun- shine Society activities than any other senior member and by accumulating the most merit points. The Tri-Hi-Y Girl of the Year is selected from the five senior girls with the highest num- ber of merit points. She is then selected by the vote of the club members on the basis of loyalty and service to the club. This year Bev Pettigrew was the recipient. 10