Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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V- 1928- eventh and Eighth Grades Here you have portrayed the on-coming generation that you have heard so much about. Some predict a terrible end for them, while others are more hopeful and grant that they are not all bad. However, we are very proud of the seventh and eighth grades. They are not half bad, and if they are very good and follow the example set for them by their upper elassinen, such as the dignified seniors and of course, the noble junoirs, they will come to no bad end. A little advice, seventh and eighth grades: When you are freshmen, do not let them walk on you and when you are seniors, do not let them accuse you of the deadly ' ' senioritis. 'i Page Seventeen 1 o no t 4

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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

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