Pendleton High School - Landmark Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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Leading Annual yl of the ' ,TM 0 Piedmont 'awk - - B f ai FORECAST: O warm night in June the class of 77 will receive diplomas long hard years of dedication Some won t make ' . n a I I symbolizing many i ' . it 7 sections, 240 pages Pendleton, South Carolina Vol. 27 510.00 A Spirited Year Draws To A Close Election 76 On November 1 1976 the students and teachers at PHS had their chance to vote in a mock Presidental Election The Democrats were represented by john Guering George Smith was the Republican Nornmeeg and Rita Brock was the In dependent Candidate. PHS students attended an assembly for the can didates which provided them the time to give a short talk on their views The winner was Guerin with 160 votes Smith came in second with 144 votes and Brock last with 575 ahigh number for an Independent candidate. Mr. Martin, as a write in claimed 2 votes and Eu gene McCarthy received 1 write invote. as .migiiifiif . , . . . - 4-Hers Excel As Usual fcon't. from p. 3D perative Association as the National Vice President of the Youth Board. 4-H offers many other aWards-- Cousins jim and Tom Dobbins, two of the four members on the An- derson County Livestock Judging Team, and the State Winning judging Team, won atrip to the National Livestock judging held in Louisville, Ken- tucky. Melissa Ligon won a S25 Savings Bond in the Dairy Foods Project. Nan- cy Gentry was the jr. Health Project winner and received a S50 Savings Bond. Graffiti: Wit-and-run literature. H.A. Kenny

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Due to lack of ambition on the part of our salespeople, you will find no ad on this section of the page. It's SO SAD. Kimberly Burdette T

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A Smorgasbord Of Activities At PH Seniors Get On The Ball To Get Un The Boat During the 76-77 year at PHS, the Seniors made use of their minds, bod- ies, and time by raising money in various ways toward a trip to the Ba- hamas in the spring of '77. Spirit chains were made during lunches to implant victory thoughts into the football players for the upcoming games. Also, many compliments were received from parents, relatives, and neighbors, who attended the barbeque supper sponsored by the I ' K lb we . . i ' i . A in A S . ' i, .,,, , ,. ' , sl.. - ,ttt U, .pr Q .Q , Kiwi F -ii H Seniors. Later on, the Seniors found out who were the gourmets in their communities by the boom- ing sales of cookbooks. At the Halloween Carnival, the Senior class sponsored a jail which proved to be a big success among the many students who owed others a last laugh. The only thing wrong with the refreshment stand was the fact that there was never enough change for the anx- ious customers. Although the roullet wheel did not bring in very much money, it did point out many po- tential gamblers. Many other projects were tackled to send the seniors on their way. Thanks are extended to Mr. Martin and all the senior sponsors. ...gikiga mp PHS Students Smile For Dol look all right? Is my collar straight? What about my make up ? I-Iomeroom 11B please report to the gym to have your pictures taken. This is what one hears throughout picture day. As the underclassmen were called to the gym, teach- ers complained because their classes were con- stantly being interrupted. The Seniors' pictures were taken in the woods beside the practice field. The Seniors were the luckiest class because it Mug Shots took longer to take their pictures, therefore, they were able to miss more of class. Three or four poses of each Senior were taken, Pictures were taken for two days. N