Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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-1- 192,8f-f ophomores Sept. 12, 1927-Heave ho! with favorable winds 91 and tides, we'vc set sail on our Sophomore Sea. With a trustworthy captain, Chad Goff, efficient first mate, Anna Sears, most worthy second mate, Roy Kuhns, and guardian of the treasury, Ted Dyer, we are look- ing forward to a prosperous voyage. June 1, 1928-At last we have our ship safely anchored, having braved the storms of another year. Except for a few of the crew who were lost in the confusion, we have nothing to grieve over. At ports , of Basket-Ball and Contests the crew showed themselves worthy to bear the name of our ship. Hard times came and were a test to our instructors and ourselves, but we weathered them all securely. So long, Diary, for the year is overg but I'll be back when l'm a Junior. Charles Goff, Pres. SOPHOMORES lst Row Harold Anson, Edward Jones, l'll'2lllli Ashby Cwitlnlrawnj, lflverett Hughes, Artis Ahles, John Harrison, Paul Hector, Horace llonnan, and Cecil Kranner. fad How LaVaughn Uollingwood, Esther lleath, Nilah Huntizinger Qwitlnlrawnj, lfllsis- Ilarrell, Mary Louise Boston, Miss Blakely fsponsorj, Lillian VVllll1llllS, Vharles Gotf, John Alley, and Hugh Meiforniek. 3rd Row Thelma Mvt'ov, Doris Cariniuliael Qwitlnlrawnj, Hilda hlll'llhl'l, Loweta Laws, Mildred Green, 01121 Long,'1la1'y Catherine Sandefur, Ruth Moc-1'e, Alberta Burns, Della Tunis. 4th Row Ted Dyer, Rayinond Fory, Louise Littler, Anna May Brown, Anna Catherine Sears, Robert Michael, and Roy Kuhns. Page Fifteen

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-f-19 Sf- X , , Juniors VVe are called the little Juniors but sometime we will be reeogrnized as the big' Seniors. They laugh at us, they tease us, but what do We care! We shine on recl letter day! From the kindergarten we've been pals of the Seniors and now, when we think of them leaving us, we think of the time when we, too, shall have to leave, we hope by the front door. These Seniors are good fellows though, for they have only one fault: You can gag them and they 'll still Chew the rag. Although our days with them are few, We hope we shall be remembered and we sincerely wish them success and happiness wherever they may go. John Oelslager, Pres. , J UN IORS Ist Row Wyaiit House, Paul Johns, Robert Keesling, Robert Allen, Herman Rozvlle, Horace Franipton, Mathew Seybert, Harold lluntzinger, and VValter Shaul. End How John Oelslager, Anna Louise Haines, Frieda Clark, 'Esther VV'ood, Mr. Franklin Qsponsorj, Mary WVay1nire, Katherine Alben, Loraine Roberts, and Forrest Reger. 3rd Row Georgianna Flowers, Jeanne ffzuuplvell, Emlyth 1XIeC'arty, Fraiiees George, Garlanel Allen, Catherine Cox, Agues Daxis, Mary Guard, :null Helen White. 41th Row Doris Hoppes, Welcome Anson, Agnes Roger, Margaret Keller, Mary Eflith Burke, Marie Dean, Iva Mcilarty, and Ruth VVood. Page Fourteen 'K

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7 IWW' l 5 r v 1 l l l l l r L V- 1928'- Freshman lass Well here we are again Cif we didn't break the cameraj. The same old jolly bunch but older and Csupposedlyj better students than a year ago. Of course, all classes must have their fun but we also excel in our studies. In this picture you will see Orrin and Olive, our artists, Bob, the center of fem- inine interests, Dora, our poetess and short story writer, and Dirt Watters, the man whose imagina- Mark Murfiu, pres, tion fits every occasion. FRESHMEN lst Row-Left to right Charles Wtlsehart, VVard Bunker, Irvin Smethers, Robert Lewark, Paxton Powell, Dur- ward Watters, James Mannon, Harold Owens, Elbert Anderson, Paul Anderson, Mark Murfin, and Harold Smith. Znd Row George Brown, Rachel Helms, Gayle Propps, Ruth Wheeler, Ima Fisher, Musette Skouden, Mr. Harker Csponsorj, Margaret McCarty, Mary Louise Martin, June Guard, Margaret Studley, Ethel Sewell, Calvin Melton. 1 3rd Row Melvin Dean, Dorothy Fowler, Helen Lewis, Mary Frances Thomas, Maxine McVaugh, Vivian Jarvis Qwithdrawnj, Emily Thomas, Elizabeth Hill, Martha Ellen Petigrew, Olive Simmons, Emerson Stephens, and Horace Stoner. 4th Row Henry McCarty, Virgil Stinson, Ruth Delawter, Helen Arven, Claudia Meir, Dora Stoner, Grace Delavvter, Mary Brattain, Robert Frampton, Gene Clark, Orrin Manifold, and Walter Stinson. Page Sixteen