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

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They Help Us With Our Personal Problems Cadet Teachers: Bunnie Balingall, Carol Carollo, Susan Sowash, Joan Webb, Jennifer Mingle, Betty Davis. Pendleton Hi jh School can be very proud of its fine teaching staff this year. Most of the students would agree that Pendleton had in its faculty some of the best teachers in the state of Indiana. Pendleton instructors were competent in their various fields, and they were quick to sow the seeds of knowledge in the minds of young Pendleton scholars. But above anything else the instructors of Pendleton High School did that made an impression on the students was the fact that they were always ready to add to the personality growth of a student as well as his academic growth. Whether at a club activity. Purdue Legislature, donkey basketball, an ath- letic event, the Christmas program, or just in the halls the teachers proved to be courteous, help- ful, and a lot of fun. Miss Tunes, dean of girls, asks Rita A. Myers about her plans for attending college after graduation. Miss Tunes is always willing to give helpful advice to girls at any time. Mr. Hoover, guidance director, and Ron Burchette look over some information pertaining to engineering as a career. In the guidance office students receive counsel- ing in making out schedules, applying for scholarships, and making plans for college. 23

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They Sponsor Our Organizations NORMA RITZ Business Head Business Department Sophomore Class Sponsor ELVA SIMMERMAN Home Economics RONALD TEMPLETON U.S. History International Relations Club Sponsor Head Social Studies Department Junior Class Sponsor JOANN TUNES Health and Safety Physical Education Dean of Girls G.A.A. Sponsor Cheerblock Sponsor Cheerleader Sponsor PAUL UMBERGER Industrial Arts JENNIE WEAVER English Head English Department Yearbook Sponsor FRED WOLF Chemistry Vocational Agriculture 4-H Senior Agriculture Club Sponsor F.F.A. Sponsor National Honor Society Sponsor NANCY WYNANT Business Sunshine Society Sponsor Pen Staff Sponsor Quill and Scroll Sponsor Student teachers, Mr. McLaughlin, Mrs. Fesler, and Miss Spall, relax in the teachers ' lounge. Miss Butler, student teacher in senior English first semester, poses with a cake given as a good luck wish to her from the annual staff. 22

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Three Languages Heard at P.H.S. Mrs. G. Casey looks over Larry Ashba ' s shoulder as he puts the finishing touch on his composition. The largest ' department in Pendleton High School curriculum grew even larger this year as the language department added not only a third year course in Spanish but also a course in Latin. And yet, while the students were learning con- jugation of Spanish verbs, Latin vocabulary, and other facets of the language and people of foreign lands, students in the English classes were learn- ing that in order to communicate with others in this fast-working world of ours we must have a good knowledge of the language of our own na- tion. By following the able guidance of experi- enced instructors in all three languages, students of Pendleton High School were taught through grammar studies, through examples of writings from the particular language, and through the writing of compositions in that lan guage. Miss Douglas goes over the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish as Rick Stapp and Vicki Fields listen intently. Kenny Hoppes translates a Latin sentence into English for Mrs. J. Casey and Linda Thomas. 24