Pendleton High School - Landmark Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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have passed and high school days become but memories far or near, We'll all hold dear thy name, the victiories. 'er we go, come Weal or woe, for thee we'll Work and prayg loyal ones, We'll ever hail the Black and the Gold! loyal ones, We'll ever hail the Black and the Gold! l 5

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Though small, nor rich in worldly goods, thou Alma Mater dear We bless thy name, fresh crowned with fame in every passing year. O Pendleton, we pledge to thee our hearts and hands this day Our love, our faith, our loyaltyg hail, Black and the Gold Our love, our faith, our loyalty, hail, Black and the Golcl Y-f A , -Lum . s '- ..-M

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EXTRA!! EXTRA!! 'Tl' '77 LANDMARK DEDICATED TD I I EJANE BDWMANQ The '77 LANDMARK staff proudly dedicates this LANDMARK to Jane Bow- man for her dedication, guidance, and friendliness to the students at PHS. Mrs. Bowman is a lady of many faces, who in- spires and entertains the students in many ways. Once, on Halloween Day, the fascinating Ms. Bow- man appeared at school as country singer Dolly Par- ton. Some students did not recognize her because Mrs. Bowman rarely wears a long, blonde wig to school. Mrs. Bowman has also been known to sing during tests and classwork, sometimes going so far as to dance. Around Mrs. Bowman revolves some PHS group ies known as Bowman's Beauties , who graced Mrs. Bowman with their presence on camping trips. Though the above para- graphs may not make it ap- pear so, Mrs. Bowman is a very responsible lady. She furnished refreshments for occasions such as Open House, the Halloween Car- nival, College Day, and the Landmark tea, to name a few. The LANDMARK staff speaks on behalf of the stu- dents and faculty of PHS in wishing her many more happy years with Pendleton High School.