Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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r- .-in .' nw - 1-. . FLOYD H. MINER, Superintendent ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRY Carthage High School A.B. Indiana State Normal A.M. Indiana University Post Graduate Columbia University Pendleton High School certainly is proud to have been able to retain two such capable and dependable men as. Mr. Miner and Mr. Ellsworth for such a length of time. This year marks Mr. Miner's seventh term with us and Mr. Ellsworthis ninth. Both of them were here to welcome the Class of 329 as it timidly took its place was the seventh grade, and this year they will give the class a hearty send-off as it takes its place among the alumni of Pendleton High. Mr. Ellsworth and Mr. Miner have succeeded admirably in bringing P. H. S. up to standards that ranks with the highest. Not only have they succeeded in the administration of school affairs, but we challenge anyone to iind a better instructor of mathematics than Mr. Miner or one who is better versed in history and social sciences than Mr. Ellsworth. The Class of '29 wants to express its appreciation not only to Mr. Miner and Mr. Ellsworth but to the entire faculty for their patience and guidance in the many difiiculties which always arise in a high school career. IRVIN ELLSWORTH, Principal Hrsroiw AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Indiana State Normal Modern Business College Butler College Indiana University ,Jw AP in Q A-K 8 A, as ai fr. oo '47 ' . ri Ci Z .i if J ,J-J 2 gygt e Q- ala ,J 'lc- Cn Wm m Thirteen 'VJ'-'