Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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T116 DG PU, PM fy 'Y ' - X I J jf resigns J QL ----L-4' Q, . ,, HORACE HARDY, Jr. Class President 143, Vice-President of Class 133, Basketball 133 143, Paper Staff 133. The leader of our class. so loyal and true, Doing the deeds that others won't do. HELEN SISSON Class President 123 133, Class Treasurer 113, Editor-in-Chief of Annual, Presi- dent of Honorary Club 143, Operetta 113. She is a pleasant friend and true, Such gay, yet gentle manner, too. ROBERT FRY Paper Staff 123 133, Editor-in-Chief of Paper 143, Associate Editor of Annual, Vice-President of Class 113 123, Bas- ketball 133 143, Baseball 123, Operettas 123 133 143, Jim in ,Senior Class Play. A man of business with a way, Yet generous, open, free, and gayf BLANCHE VESTAL Latin Contest 123, Literary Editor of An- nual, Oratorical Contest 133 143, Com- mercial Contests 133 143. Laugh and grow fat, that's what I do, l never worry, so why should you? 1926

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he Dc1pqr'u5 3:C YYY, , -,, , Q WILLIAM KRAMER Paper Staff 131 141, Joke Editor of An- nual, Oratorical Contest 121, Bud in Senior Class Play. Full of wit, full of snap, Uur future great comedian. ALBERTA NEW Paper Staff 131 141, Calendar Editor of Annual, Pen Delton Sez , Operettas 111 121 131 141. Une heart's enough: his hear-t's one H1016 NVhat'll I do with hearts galure'3' CLARENCE STEPHENS Operetta 131, Orchestra 131 141, Track 141. A ladies' man we can't deny, He watches their step with a crafty eye MYRTLE GAIL Operetta 111, Circulation Manager of An- nual, Commercial Contests 131 141, Treasurer of Honorary Club 141, Clerk of Senior Senate. ' Entlcing, amiable, and sweet, VVith beautiful hair and dancing feet. l926

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i 1116 Dapqrw K . X Q: PEN DELLTON SEZ: Dere Cuzzin: , I spose you have herd the news. Me an my pals is leavin skool this yere. I dont mean we're playin off, but I gess the teechers realize that we no too much all red?- Cuzzin, I'm reel sorry to no that you can's come to the finishment--I mean com- mencement, but since you can't l'll tell you about us. Twelve yeres ago fourteen of us left our mammas an starte o s burg. Them who did it wuz: Ruth Dickinls Son, Mary Golf, Myrtle Gale, Alberta Knew, ' H d L. C. Ridgway, Ester Shoe Man, Helen Siss Son, Geneva Stone Her, Horlss ar ee, Robert Fry, Mauruss Vanhoy, Pearee Loy, Wil1umvKramer, an Clarunz Stevenlns. After these fourteen had gone throo numerus cases of measles an whoopin coff we children wich added to hour class d t kool in this same wuz freshman. Then we met sum more handsome both in number an--well, I spose it awt to be called branes. Now thereis 30 of us. This is the largest class that has graduated for a long time. We are also noted for our beuty, for we have nineteen perty gurls, an well-eleven not so worse looking bois. As I have tole you, cuzzin, our class has been quite favored for we have sum very exceptshunal members. We have four furst team Baskit Bawl men, two noted orators, one clown that can't be beet, a prize home-keeper, sum well known musicians, singers, an the wlike. We also have sum that's just a good hand at anything, an them's what makes a real class.-Of course, l'll have to spoil it awl by 'sayin that I'm in it too, but remember, cuzzin, the class can't help it. Wen we wuz Freshman, Bud Reger wuz our president. Altho our problems then wuz not very weighty, Bud did his best to keep us under his thum. That yere wuz Mister Miners furst yere in this town an he's been here ever since. I gess he took such a fancy to us that he decided to see us throo skool. Mister Hariss wuz our sponser that yere an he has been this last yere too. I gess its cauze he has such a fatherly disposition. When we wuz Softmores our class wuz greatly affected by the case epidemic, an sorry to say, we're not all cured of it yet. That yere Helen Siss Son wuz elected presi- dent an as she surved urs well she wuz elected again in our Juneyor yere. Our Juneyor yere wuz one big triumph from beginnin to end! It wuz that yere wen we copped the prizes in the track meet. Our athletes wuz fast an furious. At the end of that yere we gave the glorious Juneyor-Senyor banquet. Oh, cuzzin, it wuz grate-all ceptin the worms that dropped on the gurls necks. The hall wuz decorated like a garden with locust blossoms all over. Inclluding the eats an music an excludin the hard chares an worms, we had one gran time. But not till this yere did we really get acquainted with each other. Now, oh boy, we don't hesitate at callin each other dummies, an no counts, an big simps. We can have the most fun wen we take a noshunto,cauze now's the time of all times! This yere we lected Horriss Hardee for president, Geneva .Stone Her for Vice, an Mary Golf for secretary an treashur. Conslderin who Horriss has had to work with he's sure dun fine. His mane truble has been to keep Bill Kramer an his associates quiet in class meeltins. As I've tole you our colors is green an white. Now don't laff, cuzzin, it ain't my fault. Just cauze I'm green is no sine we all iz. We got a most butiful flower, sweet an innocent just like us, the lilly-of-the-valley. Success awaits at labor's gate is our motto. I don't no wot it means, but I spect Shorty Moore an Perry Loi an sum of those kids can telll you. They always wuz work brittle. But say, cuzin, you askt me to tell you bout the kids so I gess I will. There's Peg Ackles, she's that gurl that's always laffin an tawking. Peg's awful talented but she's a specially good cook. Queer tho' for she likes Fryfdl food the best. 1926