Pendleton High School - Landmark Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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Ryan Philyaw, Sr. pho- tographer, managed to maintain sanity despite picture demands that fell on his sometimes seem- ingly deaf ears. Lori Gar- rett Was an able and hard- working editor, so don't let her picture, left, fool you. ........... Junior Staff Brings Help And Laughs if W This year's junior staff their faces. In addition, Warren and Ms. Laura put up with a lot. Invariab- they were very creative Dowis, advisors, heartily ly, these hard workers in coming up with the pass- thank Lori and both her wrote copy, and cropped words required for entry very helpful staffs. pictures with smiles on to room 24. Ms. Claire , t ,'r '?. if y Q , ,N hi Q 5-fs t ft i riff i ,., nf rilf 555 4 i,,tr, , I , ig isif rrtvs s , 1t-r it A N' l 147

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The Pendleton High School Student Council, with Mrs. Nell Cook as its ever-busy advisor, has been a busy one. This year's Council brought about a first: each teacher received two red carnations on his birthday as a token of appreciation. The Student Council also recognized the good work of students. Each month, four students were chosen as Students of the Month . Council members were always on the look out for outstanding behav- ior on the part of any P. H.S. student. This could be anything from picking up a piece of paper in the hall to coming to the res- cue of a teacher about to to drop her books. Pendleton's Student Council also hosted the Fall Student Council Workshop, attended by representatives from var- ious area high schools. In addition, Pendleton will be the host for the Spring rally. As evidence of the su- perior work of Mrs. Cook's Student Council, under the presidency of Benjie Evatt, Kim Ander- son was elected State Stu- dent Council Recording Secretary. Office rs , pictured above, are Benjie Evatt, president Qrightjg Kim An- derson, Vice-President, fleftjg Melissa Ligon, Sec. -Treas. gand Mandy Kelly, Reporter. Seated, as well, is advisor Nell Cook.