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

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Regulat e School ' s Program of Action Mr. Ernest Miller, Mr. Everett Foust, Mr. Carl Floyd, Mr. Richard Keithley, Mr. Richard McCory, Mr. Harold Smith, and Mr. James Crosley. Not present. Miss Clara Borden. The Athletic Board of Pendleton High School is in control of the adoption and regula- tion of the various athletic programs of the school. Since its establishment in 1922 the Ath- letic Board has improved and regulated the ac- tivities of the Athletic Association. The Athletic Board also controls the funds of the Athletic Association and, therefore, controls the purchas- ing of new equipment and supplies for the vari- ous teams and activities. In its policies, the Athletic Board must adhere to the rules of the Indiana High School Athletic Association and is responsible to that organization for its actions. Among the many other functions of the Board is the presentation each year of the Citizenship Cup— a tradition which was organized by the board in 1926. Last year the Athletic Board de- cided to present two cups each year, one to a boy and one to a girl. Mrs. Reighnr i. -ccretary to the principal, is kept busy writing checks, balancing books, and typing letters daily. 19

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Boards of Education and Athletics SEATED: Mr. Harold Smith, superintendent; Mr. Frank DeWitt, president; Mrs. Janet McLaughlin, treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Dale Michael, secretary; Mr. Marion Mrs. Miller assist-j ' ' Irs. Haner in making computations in the Superintendent 3 office. Morris, assistant secretary-treasurer; Mr. Everett Foust, vice-president. The formation of policies and standards of the Metropohtan School District is in the hands of the Board of Education. The Board acts as the legislative body of the school system, and through the office of the Superintendent of Schools, these legislative policies are admin- istered. In its actions the Board of Education must see that its directives are in the best inter- ests of the public and the young people whose educations they control. The Board of Educa- tion is responsible for seeing that the best and most modern facilities possible are used in the operation of our school system. The Board is also responsible for the management and care of school property and for the employment of faculty and other personnel necessary for the proper and efficient operation of these facilities. When one looks about the campus of the Pendle- ton Schools, he can see some of the larger pro- jects of the School Board such as the remodel- ing of the high school and junior high school buildings, the vocational and music building, and the new elementary educational plant. 18

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Our Teachers Guide Us NANCY AVERY Business English Dramatics Club Sponsor Junior CUiss Play Director CLARA BORDEN Assistant Principal Head Mathematics Department GERALD BERRY Mathematics Physics Head Science Department Senior Class Sponsor LOIS BLAIR Librarian Sophomore Class Sponsor GERALDINE CASEY English Freshman Class Sponsor JOAN CASEY English Latin THOMAS CATON Social Studies Hi-Y Sponsor Survival Over Communism Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor JAMES CHANDLER Instrumental Music JAMES CROSLEY Business Athletic Director Assistant Basketball Coach BARBARA DOUGLAS Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor Head Language Department RUTH ELEY Mathematics Sunshine Society Sponsor CARL FLOYD Health and Safety Physical Education Head Basketball Coach Head Track Coach 20