Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1944 volume:

US TWENTY -EX6 PUBLXSHED BY SENXOR CXISS OF YENDLEYON NXGN SCHOOL PENDLEY ON. XNDXANA ' FRANCES YEEK EDXTOR GENE 51 ANLEY ASSOCXATE E05 OR WXLYAA LEW XS BUSXNESS MANAGE?- vxl, WK Vlalf ilk s f W V44 EVER CMN QSNQJ Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. fb This dedicafion is fhe besl' of all. To fhose proud parenfs who never fall E On li'Fe's long iourney of hardship and sorrow In rearing fhe generafion of romorrow. Here is a lisl of names galore Of 'lhe parenfs of rhis class of I944. and Mrs. Charles A. Blakely and Mrs. H. B. McGuire and Mrs. Lawrence E. Bulen Zona Crull and Mrs. Burness L. Dickey and Mrs. Charles Dillenbeck and Mrs Elmer Emery and Mrs. Hallie E. Graham and Mrs. EvereH' Hilligoss and Mrs Virgil Hoffman and Mrs. Russell Holland and Mrs. Edward Humble and Mrs. Fred G. Kelly and Mrs. Frank E. Leslie and Mrs. James C. Lewis and Mrs. Charles H. Marlin and Mrs. H. L. McCurdy and Mrs. Charles Michael and Mrs. Paul Mobley Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernesr Moreland and Mrs. Melvin Mori' and Mrs. Max Fraze and Mrs. Oliver McClellan Bealrice L. Peek and Mrs. Carl H. Reichenbach and Mrs. Francis J. Scofl' and Mrs. Marion P. Seal and Mrs. Orlando Shaul and Mrs. Edwin R. Shelion and Mrs. Howard Shock Mary Smifh and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Neal F. Soufhard Marion Sfanley Harold Sfanley John W. Underwood Arfhur M. Vance J. W. Ward N. D. Woolen ,,.'f1'0 ' eisei X 5' I ll HN! 14 SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL FLOYD MINER A.B., SIa+e Normal, Terre Haufe Columbia Universify A.M., Indiana Universify Pos+ Graduafe, Indiana Universily Baavufafg IRVIN ELLSWORTH Shale Normal. Terre Haufs Bufler Univarsiiy A.B., Indiana Universify Graduafe Worlr, Indiana U nivorsiiy Glenn Sisson, Ireasurerg Wilson Newfon, 'lrusleeg Rome Brookbanlt, president Fred Neplune, secrelary 4 emu., CHARLENE BEESON DESSIE BURTON JAMES DYE ENGLISH PHYSICAL HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION AB Indiana Unnvarsny BS Ball gfg Chicago Unlverslfy VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Collage FRANCES ELLSWORTH ENGLISH A B Indiana Unlvsrslfy BS Mlsslsslppl SI-ah Buflsr Unlverslfy ARTHUR M GROSS ESSIE V HALLOWELL ERNEST HARRIS MARY ELIZABETH LYONS PHYSICAL EDUCATION LATIN ENGLISH SCIENCE MUSIC ART B S Canfral Normal LIBRARIAN A B Hanover Collage 3 5 M DIPMN UHIVDYSIW Purdue Unlverslfy A B Indiana Unlvermy A M Chicago Univarslfy Ifldlilid UHIVGYSIVV A M Indiana Unlvurslfy RUTH A McLAUGHLIN VIRGIL MILLER JANE WILLIAMS GLENNIE L WRIGHT COMMERCE MATHEMATICS ENGLISH MATHEMATICS A B SI Marys Collags INDUSTRIAL ART A I Builar Unlvarslfy Nofra Dama A B Indlana Umvarsnly Indnana Unuvarsnfy Buflar Unlvarxlfy A M Indiana Unlvarslfy Unlvarslfy of Michigan Purdue Unlvarmy Univarsify of Minnasofa 5 SOCIAL STUDIES MATHEMATICS A B Unlvcrsliy of Nabraska A M Columbia Unlvarslfy Chicago Unlvarslfy Mussouri Unlvarslfy 'SF'- ' s I U S+ -.-. . I . .I . . . . ' . . Slucfenl ecuuzcil Kennefh Michael, John Jarrell, Roberi De Shong, Keiih Bulen, Bill Humble, presidenl, Mr. Ellsworlh. V ' The Siudeni Council is composed of one sfudeiniirom ,each of lhe upsrivduxldssas, and a presidenl, from the senior class, elecfed by fhe high school sfudanfs. Their purpose is fo help 'fha faculfy in planning convocalions and in keeping lhe building and campus aHracliva. Mr. Gross, coach: Mr. Ellsworlh, faculfy manager: Mr. Miner, presidenlg Mr. Harris, secrafary and freasurer. Baadimd' eammflifiee Bob Wills, chairman, Wayne Scoll, Dorolhy Dillenbeclr, Calvin Reichenbach, Pally Lou Wilson, Harriel Dickey, Kenny Milne, Juliann Wills, Harold Noland. -.-.. i--W . Y Y f- - - V - Q .-v-.f+-v- ----- 'fn ' ' 'ff The members on lhe Boosfers' Commiilee are appoinled lo help plan pep sessions, decorate ihe gymnasium for baskelball games, and mainlain sporlsmanship among fhe sludenls. 6 fQ..'Nf-ff ' 9 1 J QTSQVAS M In '44 K SENIURVILLE JUST HHEFID 6 v8 '3 xl QWANQSXQ v fnlff MR. DEXTER We, fhe class of I944, wish +o declicafe fhis page of our annual 'I'o Mr. Dexfer, who gave us a helping hand in beginning our 'Four years of high school. He was 'I'he sponsor during I940-4lg and in 'lhe sum- mer of I94I ioined 'I'he Air Corps. He losi' his life in an airplane crash Safurday April I8, l942. We shall never 'forgei' his cheerful manner and willing- ness in helping us +o forego 'l'he hardships of being fresh- men. 8 .Swan 81.244 Uffwm Miss Ellsworfh, Richard Dickey, Dale Michael, Juanifa Vance Doroihy Dillenbecir Sponsor. 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Q12 9 HERSCHEL BLAKELY Baseball 2, 3, 4 E6 Dramafic Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 VIRGINIA BRIGHT Dramaric Club 3, 4 Glee Club I, 3, 4 Sunshine Socie+y 2, 3, 4 Opereffa I, 3, 4 Pen Sfaff 4 Band 2 KEITH BULEN Presidenl I Glee Club I, 3, 4 Opereria I, 3, 4 Pen Sfaff 3, 4 Sfuden+ Council 4 Band l, 2 Dramaric Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Bashefball 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 ROBERT CRULL Mwffmlf' Band I, 2 Hi-Y 4 Sfudeni Manager I, 2, 3, 4 Annual Sfaff 4 RICHARD DICKEY Hi-Y 3, 4 ,MB Secrelary 2, 3. 4 Operefla I, 3, 4 Fufura Farmers I, 2, 3 Glse Club I, 3, 4 BasIre+baII 2, 3, 4 Traclr 3, 4 Dramafic Club 3, 4 DOROTHY DILLENBECK Dramafic Club 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine Sociefy 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Opereffa I, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Vice Presidenf 2 Treasurer 3, 4 Boosrers' Commirree 4 RUDELL EMERY Em,-Keri WANDA GRAHAM jknsaaiax Sunshine Sociefy 2 4-H l, 2, 3 EUNICE HILLIGOSS Anderson H.S. I Middlefown H.S. 2, 3 G.A.A. 4 JEANNE HOFFMAN E Sunshine Sociefy 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Dramafic Club 3, 4 Bancl 2 Pen SfaFF 4 Opsrs'Ha I, 2, 3, 4 BETTY HOLLAND Sunshine Socieiy 2 Glee Club I Pen Slalf 4 BILL HUMBLE ,eww MMM Sfudeni Council 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Baslreiball 3, 4 Dramafic Club 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3 Pen S+aff 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Operefia 2, 3, 4 DALE KELLY Andarson H.S. I, 2 I Hi-Y 4 LEONARD LESLIE Gles Club I. 2, 3, 4 Pen Sfalf 4 Operoiia I, 2, 3, 4 Dramafic Club 3 WILMA LEWIS Glee Club I Sunshine Socieiy 2-, 3, 4 Pen Sfaff 3, 4 Annual Siaff 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM MARTIN Fufure Farmers l, 2, 3 BETTY MCCURDY 7771. Pen Sfaff 4 Sunshine Sociefy 3 GAA. 3 Glee Club I, 2 Office Secrelary 3, 4 Librarian I, 2 DALE MICHAEL 90,04 Hi-Y 3, 4 Class Presidenf 2, 3, 4 Vice Presidenf I Baslcefball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Traci: 2, 3, 4 Dramafic Club 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Pen Siaff 4 Operefia 2, 3 PHYLLIS MOBLEY 63,542 Sunshine Sociefy 2, 3, 4 Gles Club 2, 3, 4 Opereila I, 2, 3 Pen Sfaff 4 Dramafic Club 3, 4 FRANCES MORELAND fvdfrvz-aww? Glee Club I, 3, 4 Sunshine Socieiy 2, 3, 4 Dramafic Club 3, 4 Pen Sfaff 4 Boos+ers' Commifiee 3 Mex JOHN MORT Hi-Y 4 4-H 1, 2, 3 EFA. I, 2 LAVONNE PALMER Sunshine Sociefy 3 Dramalic Club 3 Pen Sfaff 4 HELEN PARKER VMW QLJQW Drama+ic Club 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine Socie+y 2, 3, 4 Office Secreiary 4 OpereH'a I, 2, 3, 4 Annual Siaff 4 Pen Staff 4 FRANCES PEEK Sunshine Sociefy 2, 3, 4 Pen S+aIT 4 Annual Siaff 4 Band I, 2 Librarian 2, 3, 4 CALVIN REICHENBACH fd-JL' Pen Sfaff 2, 3, 4 Boosiers' Commiflee 4 WAYNE SCOTT Treasurer 2 Baseball I, 2 F.F.A. I, 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 Boosfers' Commillee 4 PAUL SEAL ffwfj-aff F.F.A. I, 2, 3 Traclr 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 ANNE SHAUL M mob Sunshine Soclefy 3, 4 Dramafic Club 3, 4 Glee Club I Pen Sfaff 4 Band I, 2 NORMA SHELTON 7'Lv'24-wg, 2 Glee Club I Sunshine Sociely 4 Pen Sfaff 4 DAVID SHOCK Hi-Y 4 Glee Club I, 2 Opersffa I, 2 Pen Slaff 4 Baseball 3, 4 Annual Slaff 4 NORMA JEAN SMITH 77rvr-A41 Dramalic Club 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine Sociefy 2, 3, 4 Olllce Secretary 4 Operella I, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Annual Sfafl 4 Pen SNR 4 Band I, 2 Boosfers' Commihea I K SOUTHARD Baseball 2, 3, 4 Baslrelball 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 F.F.A. I, 2 GENE STANLEY ,QW ff Hi-Y 4 Pen Shui? 3 Safery Pafrols 2, 3 Annual S+aFf 4 vme-:NIA STANLEY Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 OpereHa I, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine Sociery 2, 3, 4 Pen Sial? 3, 4 Class Treasurer I Dramafic Club 3, 4 GEORGE UNDERWOOD Avy Dramafic Club 3, 4 Traci: I Baseball 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Annual Siaff 4 F.F.A. I, 2 4-H I, 2, 3 JUANITA VANCE l fafn4,L Dramaiic Club 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine Socieiy 2, 3, 4 Omce Secre+ary 4 Opereiie I, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Band 2 Vice Presidenf 3, 4 JOHN WARD 'LUMAQ Baseball 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Annual Sfaff 4 JEAN WOOTEN 40,0460- Hi-Y 4 F.F.A. I, 2 MISS ELLSWORTH We, fhe seniors, wish +o Ihank Miss ElIswor+h for helping us presenf 'fhis Papyrus, and for so 'faiihfully sfanding by us during our senior year. 25? F wit I ,' .f .Q i vim. fffq ENBORS rl M93 I . is . tri Q 'ln x .rri '11 9, f '. I' wg A X A 15 Pafwfw 5164! f T , a I J WILMA LEWIS FRANCES PEEK GENE STANLEY Business Manager Edifor-in-chief Associafe Edifor DAVID SHOCK MISS ELLSWORTH HELEN PARKER Ari Edifor Faculfy Adviser Li+erary Edi+or 1 R ' fa I ' 4 .M . is' 25? '15, A I 5 NORMA SMITH GEORGE UNDERWOOD JUANITA VANCE Adverfising Manager Picture Edifor Snap-shoi Edifor BILL 'HUMBLE I I JEANNE HOFFMAN ROBERT CRULL JOHN WARD Asmfanf AdV9'h5l'19 Circulaiion Manager Sporfs Edifor Assishnnf Snap-sho+ Manager Edna, 16 Glam Paopfzecq Pendlefon, Indiana June 2, l954 Dear David, The firsf reunion of fhe Class of I944 is over. Since your recenf misforfune made if impossible for you fo affend, we kepf a record of every- one's business and posifion in life because we knew you would be inferesfed. Nexf fime we hope you may be wifh us, so don'f fry fo fake fhe Hunfsville curve af 70 miles per hour. We mef ai' 'the quief counfry home of Mr. and Mrs. K Charles Soufhard. Mrs. Soufhard is fhe former Jeanne Hoffman, who finally landed one of fhose handsome seniors back in '44, You will be glad fo know fhaf four of your former schoolmafes are now Powers' models. They are Miss Virginia Brighf, Miss Virginia Sfan- ley, Miss Phyllis Mobley, and Miss Frances More- land. Gene Sfanley kepf looking af fhem and saying, Bah, women Bah, women! Can any- one gef me a dafe? This, we know, will asfonish you when we fell you fhaf Roberf Crull is now fhe Frank Sinafra of I954, and could hardly break away from a crowd of girls who consfanfly pursue him. We fhoughf surely he was fhe one who had made fhe greafesf change, buf nof af all. We heard a loud commofion, and rushed ouf lo see parf of fhe Barnum and Bailey Circus coming foward fhe house. Lafer we mef William Mar- fin, fhe fhin man, Rudell Emery fhe lion lamer, Dale Kelly, fhe daredevil of fhe show, Miss Wilma lsfick-onl Lewis, fhe bareback rider, and lasf buf nof 'rhe Ieasf, Miss Wanda Graham as fhe barker for fhe Pygmy Show. Richard Dickey, who is now employed as bouncer af fhe Sfork Club in New York, ar- rived in full array, driving one of fhe Iafesf model plasfic cars. Dorofhy Iln fhe Moneyl Dillenbeck, who is now handling Morgen+hau's money, was presenf, and affired in furs and iewels. She mus+ be a favorife. She's probably spending some of fhose I944 faxes fhaf Morganfhau collecfed. The owners and managers of fhe new nighf club in Hunfsville, The Wooden Shoe, were fhere, and need I say fhaf fhey were Eunice Hilligoss and Beffy Holland? Their vocalisf and enferfainer af fhe esfablishmenf is Mr. William IRob fhe cradlel Humble, who, if is rumored, has recenfly robbed his lasf cradle, since his mar- riage fo fhe famous Baby Sandy, who has now grown info a very affracfive young girl. Our nexf surprise was fo learn fhal' Lavonne Palmer is now a iockey on Seabiscuif V, and has recenfly won fhe cup for being fhe mosf graceful iockey of fhe year. Her privafe secre- fary, Mr. Leonard Leslie, was wifh her and she confinually bossed him around. Lafer he gof really mad and bossed her: however, he didn'f lose his job. Beffy McCurdy has made quife a name for herself as edifor of fhe Kafy Keepum KoIumn. Her advice fo fhe lovelorn is heeded by greaf numbers of women. We all, of course, were eager,fo find oul' how 'lhe presidenf of our class, Mr. Dale Michael, had progressed. He is now playing pro baskef- ball wifh fhe lnferna-lional Aircraff Associafion. Our lunch was served by fhe chef of 'lhe old 33 Club af Anderson, and was none ofher fhan fhaf old classmafe Johnny lScorch 'eml Morf. He has gained acclaim for his famous Cream Puff. Mrs. Roberf Green lfhe former Helen Parkerl flew in, pilofing a P-38, and we were amazed when we noficed an absence of some more feefh. Of course, we never asked how fhey gof misplaced, so we are sfill wondering??77 The one and only genuine farmer arrived in overalls. This was Paul Seal. As I say, Once a farmer always a farmer. Frances Peek, who is now a feacher of mafh in fhe Ingalls new high school, surprised us by having curls on fhe fop of her head. Time changes everyfhing. Anofher class chum has iusf recenfly arrived in fhe U. S. from abroad. He has been hunf- ing bunnies in Africa and fells of his experience of shoofing 2I in one day. Who could do fhis buf Wayne ScoH7?? Mrs. Keifh McNaff Ifhe former Anne Shaull drove up in an old '4I Chevrolef. She seems fo have Iosf a few pounds. Tofal esfimafed weighf now IO6 pounds. Calvin Reichenbach sfood around felling fhose corny jokes fhaf he wrifes for Edgar Ber- gen and Charlie McCarfhy. The greaf surgeon, George ICuf 'em upl Un- derwood, broughf wifh him a pafienf whom he said he had fo keep a close wafch on. We didn'f doubf him a bif. Woo! Wool The Arfhur Murray Trio, John Ward, Norma Shelfon, and Jean Woofen, who are now fa- mous for fheir new dance, fhe Juggle Jump, arrived in fhe lafesf iiggle iumpers, which are boys' frousers fo knees and girls' dresses fo ankles. Jusf as we were geffing ready fo leave, who should arrive buf Herschel Blakely pushing his Buick. Beffer lafe fhan never. We regref 'lhaf besides you fhere were fwo ofher members of fhe class unable fo be pres- enf. If seems fhaf Norma Smifh rushed fo California in fhe gold rush of I949 and was hooked by a fellow prospecfor. Juanifa Vance, who followed her fwo years lafer, is sfill digging. I believe I have given you a full accounf of your dear old schoolmafes. We missed you a lof, and hope you will survive fhe Shock, David, of some of fhese careers and vocafions. WM .Blau Wd! We fhe Class of I944, blessed wifh sanify, do hereby leave a few our mosf valued freasures fo some of fhe underclassmen. Herschel Blakely, will my green haf fo a freshman. Virginia Brighf, will my genuine neafness fo Saralee Fraze. Keifh Bulen, will my haircuf fo Don Lake. Roberf Crull, will my job as sfudenf manager fo any one who wanfs if. Dorofhy Dillenbeck, will my heighf fo Madora Jones. Rudell Emery, will my nafural red hair fo Evelyn Johnson. Wanda Graham, will my laugh fo Paffy Wilson. Eunice Hilligoss, will my friendly affifude fo fhe faculfy. Jeanne Hoffman, will my inferesf in fhe Soufhards fo Leap Year fans. BeH'y Holland, will my quiefness fo Maxine Wildman. Bill Humble, will my all-round good nafure fo Rosalind Fowler. Dale Kelly, will nuffin' fo nobody. Leonard Leslie, will my place in shorfhand class fo Bob De Shong. Wilma Lewis, will my quief ways and dignified manner fo Lee Ellen Krueger. William Marfin, will my driving abilify fo Frances Ellingwood. Dale Michael, will my sophomore girl fo one of nexf year's seniors. Phyllis Mobley, will my men fo Jean Rogers. Fgappes Moreland, will one of my boy friends fo some one in dire need o im. John Morf, will my manly build fo Ralph McNeeley. Lavonne Palmer, will my iob af Coryell's fo some lsodal jerk. Helen Parker, will my abilify fo gef a diamond fo Virginia Fausf. Frances Peek, will my iobs on fhe Pen and Papyrus fo Deloris Beeman. V Calvin Reichenbach, will my wiffy mind fo Bob Carpenfer. Wayne Scoff, will my wavy hair fo Reece Rogers. Paul Seal, will my frap line fo Freddy Emery. Anne Shaul, will my mimeograph abilify fo Peggy Owens. Norma Shelfon, will my coal black hair fo Barbara Dofy. David Shook, will my arfisfic abilify fo Fred Kipharf. Norma Smifh, will my nafural curly blond hair fo Paf Liffle. K Soufhard, will my ways fo Don Michael. Gene Sfanley, will my book of Lapel phone numbers fo Jack Siverling. Virginia Sfanley, will my inferesf in sailors fo Phyllis Redick. George Underwood, will my ambifion fo be a docfor fo Bob Wills. Juanifa Vance, will my afhlefic abilify fo Helen Koob. John Ward, will my Veronica Lake hair sfyle fo Rex Soufhard. Jean Woofen, will my big brown eyes fo Sonny Crosley. ,7 Wifnessed fhis ninfh day of February, I944, Q G A... J1-we-5, Q SQZPQS WO M5 if Q, xi? QQ 55 W7 H LQEE iw S 2303 aaudaa CNEA4 CZQQbeaJ Donald Michael, Norma Jean Guslin, Ar'rhur Gross, PaHy Lou Wilson. Charles Oldham Presidenf, Donald Michael Vice presidenr, Parry Lou Wilson Treasurer, Charles Oldham Secrelary, Norma Jean Gusfin Sponsor, Arfhur Gross OCS I 5 ' ,1' Ml ,J tt, Q.. mfg A Q 7 . W g Q 4 I 1 I '1'v u'l'! Q, S 20 - fr L X X,- Deloris Beeman, Eva Jean Burris, Gwendolyn Clarlr, Ronald Clarlr, Chesier Cook. Isl row--VineHa Aiman, Barbara Aulf, Gerald Crosley. 2nd row-Dorris Davidson, Robert De Shong, Frances Ellingwood, Joel Fausf, Virginia Fausi, Dorofha Fousf, Saralae Fraze, Norma Gusfin. 3rd row-Tom Haffner, Jeanne Harvey, Anna Mae Hoover, Roberl Hoppes, Beverly Jacobs, Madora Jones, Denny Kinnard, Fred Kipharf. 4ih row-Lee Ellen Krueger, Don Lake, Mary lna Lee, Pafricia Liffle, John Menship, Ralph McNeolay, Don Michael, Joann Michael. 5th row-Jane? Marlin, Lloyd Neese, Charles Oldham, Harriefr Owens, Joyce Owens, George Parlrer, William Randall. Phyllis Rediclr. bih row-Robert Rhea, Eileen Rumler, Evelyn Rumler, Guy Sisson, Maurice Smiih, Zale Soufhard, Laurel Sfoner, Robarf Wills. 7+h row-PaHy Wilson, Hobari Wynanr, Mr. Gross. 21 , Q2 ?g ' xl? ,I 'i ll' ' Q.. .igvyf 'f ' 5 W,g, ii T j -H.. , 5 1.2521 ', , -I . z . ,'-' 1 mai? ' 1 ' I-21:2 .1 1 f 315- . A Q A v A ' R 1' N 'Qi . ' 1, , vi fixes' , A E If 'L ' frlif 'i Qi ' z- -' Q 'E i F 2 . 75 Y ,335 WZ ' Z, 5 vi F . l if iw S .L C ' 7 y, f' 'Q' 1 , 1 4:24 s . .f W 'E '1' . ' 1 l 9 352' r - 'i ' ,l A- , - :Ei ' ' . ' ' 'f'ff79 M: v r. 2, ' Y . l l ,Z A-A' f . e .1 I 2 ' f 5' 4, ff 'E' if is 'Q -Q, Q E., 11, -. if -ff 4 ,sq , mia 3 -f:?'i?i'.3 is x w ' 1 f og , . f R 212241 A Z L ry my ,hy f sr row-Kennelh Aiman, Mary Anderson, Don Angell, Jack Bingaman, Phyllls Cook, Jim Connor, Carl Crull Top. lsr Znd row-Francelia Davis, Lou Ann Davis, Mariorie Dearinger, Harrie? Dickey, Fred Emery, Rosalind Fowler, Berl Goul 3rd row-Donald Graham, Belly Guard, Jack Gusrin, Berry Haines, Jim Hainy, Irene Harper, Tom Harvey 41h row-Floyd Hayden, Pearlie Howard, John Jarreil, Don Jones, Heberl Jones, Hugh Jones, Don Kinder Slh row-Helen Koob, Jean Lawrence, Carl Marlin, Jack Mellinger. George Mingle, Kenny Milne, Virginia Nicholson Afh row-Jean Rogers, Anna May Rumler, Mona Shaui, Jack Siverling, Larry Smllh, Richard Somers, Susie Sloner l lg i 1 f- ,i f fii ' i f sf . 1 11 1 wr fs- Q E' Boilom, 71h rowQlaclr Slewarf, Rosemary Slolllemeyer, Ramona Whisler, Reva Whiiesel, Alice Wishard, Bob Wynanf, Miss Beeson CLASS OFFICERS Jack Mellinger presidenh Susie Sfoner, vice presidenl: Rosemary Srolllomyer, secrefaryg Richard Somers, Treasurer: Miss Beeson, sponsor. 22 , E 251' e .1 I , , fe - -, fe , gl ,aww-,. M . 1 ' ,gi , .-2 ggi 1 - . ' . .1 M j r if 5 f - J f 3 - .XSS I x . . - 5 on V f ' ' ' if ' Q - .', e f 7 f . 31 F .f ' I - 'Q' fi 'E' .. w G . 'PE' 1: B. 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I EL. - I Secrelary, Jim McCurdy j f' i' ., 5 Treasurer, Rex Soulhard 'fy air J ea 5 I Sponsor, Mr. Dye Top, Isl row-Belly Allford, Doris Blngaman, Elizabeth Bloomer, Bob Brandenburg, Rex Clendenen, Jack Crosley, Barba mes Fishel, Eva Fausl, Virginia Soul, Harold Harris, Carol Hawk row-Newell Hapfer, Frank Hilberf, Roberl Hilliqoss, Rosemary Herzog, Erma Holliday, Sue Huey, Jlmmy Jacobs row-Evelyn Johnson, Joe Jones, Lloyd Kelly, Shirley Koeniqer, Bill Langsdale, Eslher Lawson, Donald Lawyer 2nd row-Norma Faussef, Johnnie Fields, Ja 3rd 4lh 51h row-Minnie Lilflefon, Louis McCar1y, Jimmie McCurdy, Barbara McNeeley, Madonna Mahoney, Kennelh Michael, P 6lh row-Richard Moore, Bonnie Myers, Wilma Noel, Harold Noland, Barbara Onnes, Annelle Palmer, Hilberl Propps row-Carolyn Reichenbach, Nancy Reighard, Buddie Reno, Jim Schug, Jim Shellon, Marvin Shellon, Pally Smith 79h Bolfom, 89h row-Rex Soulhard, Juliann Wills, Mr. Dye 23 ra Defy al Miller fn Menwaiam CAROLYN KRUEG-ER ln memory of one of ihe gayesf girls fhaf ever affended Pendle- ion High School, fhis page is dedicalecl. Noi only was Carolyn an excellenf s'iuden+, who consisfenfly made fhe honor roll, bul she lived and conducied herself so fhaf her memory is always going 'ro be an inspiraiion 'For us 'lo follow. Born on December I, I929, Carolyn aHended fhe Pendlefon schools during 1'he sixrh, sevenfh, and eighfh grades of her school life. On Safurclay, January 22, I944, she was seriously iniured and died fhe following day af +he family home. H was noi so much for all of her exfra-curricular acfivifies +ha+ we shall remember Carolyn: buf for her sincerily, her enfhusiasm. and her willingness always +o do more fhan asked of her. This was fhe Carolyn we knew and loved: ihe spirii we shall always remember. 24 Wu. qw., x . , E ,5,, ,eff rg Kina 4 i I K W if , si. ,, 5' CLASS OFFICERS Presidenl, Dick Goff Vice presidenl, Marvin Harvey Secrelary, Jerry Hoagland Treasurer, Eugene Davis sg, , Sponsor, Mr. Miller Tor., Isf row-Joanne Aiman, Norman Allford, Gordon Ashby, Mildred Ayers, George Ballinger, Doris Belcher, Hugh Bell, Billy Brown 2nd row-Bob Carpanler, Donald Chapple, Bill Clark, Gene Crosley, Donald Crull, Laura Davidson, Eugene Davis, Leo Flory 3rd 4fll row-Robert Garris, Dick Goff, Veda Lou Going, Palsy Guard, Suzanne Haffner, Marvin Harvey, Rose Mary Heritage, Jerry Hoagland row-Twilla Hoover, Charles Hoppes, Carolyn Krueger, Evelyn Lawyer, Barbara Lund, Roberf Manship, Cay McAIlisler, Alvin McCarty 5th row-Norma McCarty, Morris McCurdy, J. C. Miller, Evelyn Mingle, Shirley Owens, Clarice Owens, Jimmie Owens, Robert Owens blh row-Dean Piclreff, Jack Pierce, Harold Rhea, Kennelh Rhea, Jim Rumler, Valasfa Simmons, BeHy Sianley, Charles Stinson 7th row-Lois Slohler, Roberf Sloner, David Taylor, Ronald Turner, Lindsay Veslal, Phyllis Whiteman, Maxine Wildman, Florence Wisherd Bollom, 81h row-Shirley Wynani, Mr. Miller 25 Swwih Qwcle CLASS OFFICERS Presiden'l', Bob Goff Vice presidenl, Wilma Redick Secrelary, Joanne ScoH Treasurer, Reece Rogers Assisfanf treasurer, Gwen James Sponsor, Miss Williams Top, Isl' row-Mary Ellen Allforcl, Phyllis Bright Elgie Bunlin, Elroy Carmany, Marvin Carmany, Carol Chamberlain. Harold Conner. 2nd row-Melvin Ceolr, Roberf Deadman, Loela De Lawler, James De Shong, Joan Dunlavy, Carl Eales, Roscoe Eadely. 3rd row-Barbara Ferguson, Charlolfe Fields, Lesler Filbrun, Gene Forf, Bob Goff, Thomas Goff, Virginia Harding. 4'rh row-Barbara Harris, Ralph Hilligoss, Donald Hoefner, Gloria Jacobs, Gwen Ellen James, Kaihleen Lawyer, Lawrence Lee. Slh row-Donna Belle McCabe, Phyllis McCullough, Bob Mccune, Kennelh Mercer, Maxine Myers, Rufh Nelson, Mary Ellen Noble. bfh row-Rex Norris, Wilma Rediclr, Roy Ring, Rosella Rillenour, Shirley Anne Riflenour, Reece Rogers, Joanne SCOH. 7+'h row-Ruih Scoff, Roberl Sears, Peggy Shelton, Glenn Smifh, Rurh Sloop, Margarvef Ann Slubbs, Harold Tobias. Bofiom, 8+h row-Paul Tobias, Paula Wade, Lydia Widener, Camilla Woolen, Miss Williams. 26 WW W gf? Hffllg-r if fi Q UV' 155' W J Aww, How !1 Lame Abou? In Merch, 19:59, the first issue of Pen appegxred. ln Pendleton High School. Those who have since come to this bulldlngsmz-.y not have the slightest lion ow t originated. The following paragraphs speak for themselves. 'A spark of desire the of' our superintendent s cntlon ln the nemo of Schools 'ws kindled by and. suggestions of se vlty members and studen day has blnzci out t world that e new mogul --Pcndleton's own PEN! '7!1eP vlitor-in-Chief. . . Dale Michael Associate editor. .Phyllis Redick Sports editor. . . . .Keith Bulen Literary editor. . . .Wilma Lewis Feature editor-.Calvin Reichenbach Pen Grin editors.Virginia Stanley Denny Kinnard Art editors. . . . .Vinette Aiman David Shock Staff reporters. . . .Bill Humble Helen Parker Patty Lou Wilson Class Reporters. . .Betty McCurdy Norma Jeanne Gustln Jean Lawrence Carolyn Reichenbech Maxine Wildman Gene Fort choose'Pen f ca. lior Junk- enother month---'another ed to our list. And this even better then the lest :nt to knew when we spon- .lan Ladd picture. Thet's vent to know. ':lhon? .1 juniors attended the te with Father at India- It has been kept 'ms 1 past, and all efforts made to keep it as sue! thls and succeeding yem during the Thanksgiving They say Father used 2 ug HJ words. Advisers Ha-Y , unmafes 'EL f Jaw S A most impressive initiation ceremony took plsce at the high school bhilding Nov. 29. Thirty- one boys were accepted into the order of Hi-Y. This was followed by a short, but decidedly more drastic kind of initiatiorhlvery- one, including the new members, enj oyed himself. Ls NES -W FROM THE NTNES H911-0, Wefybodyl Time for another lssue of the Pen. I! you've freshmen halls, lt's the the ptwslcsl really don't can always buy an you know. The English A try their hand at a few postoonements gan. Some of the have done credit to After Virginia Anderson, Marj orle back to Pendleton. as sorry to lose Were glad tc welcome exam E I woaos You see, you are reading the fresh bait from the Eights again. We just knew you ccu1dn't skip the words from the Great Eights this month, because we want to introduce to you Evelyn llingle from Kentland and Ronald Turner from Anderson. We surely hope they will like our school. Business lb-noger. . .Frances Peek Associate Manager . . Wilma Lcvlls Clroul-.tion Manager . Lavcnne Pwlmer Circulation Str-ff. Jeanne Hoffman Lee E11en4Krue5er Betty Hollsmd. PEN EDITORIAL sure Faso fm cm.. n.sen....s.er., vm, L.. vwum., mum. wilamn, vafginv. s+..1l.y, Hn... mx... J... Lawrence. wan... Lui., my Mectfay. em. Pon. sans .W noun a..n..., om., Ksmfa, Nm. Jw... em.. Ma.. sawn-, Phyllix amen, cmoy.. Reichnnbsek. Dnls me-..l, nan Humsu. PEN PRODUCTION STAFF who fo-1 Frm.. msfslm, vzfgana. sfsgm, mana. Motu., vafganz. sf...l.y, Ma.. Lyon.. me McLoughlin. amy Mccway, L.v...... P.l.w. amy Hellas, Halen rum smna fm vm-v.. L.-il, Junnc Hoffman, L.. sn... umm Anno sms, uma sheen, Nam.. Smifh. Vinson Anm. wwe Lula.. Norms snmm., wma. enum. mum Am, nm.. mn. gymnasium. music use xurmsnsd by Don Mains and his orchestra. The proceeds from the ticket sales went to the U.S.0. and other worthy organizations. Jen. 10--A progressive party was enjoyed by members of the Dramatic Club. After vlaltlng the homes of Patty Wilson, Virginia Faust, B111 Humble, and Vlnetta Aiman to collect refreshrnentsdzhe group went to Anne Shau1's. Here more food and s social time were enjoyed. Anne shaul was chairman of the committee. Dale Michael 28 . . . Miss Ellsworth Business. . . . . MlssMcLnu5h.l1n Art. . . . . . . . . .Mlssbyons Member National Dupllcfmted. Paper Association Senior Scoops Dear Andy, well, here I am again--your faithful senior class reporter. Thought I'd drop you a few lines and let you kncw how our class is getting along. Seventh Grade . Gossip The seventh grnde had s very h5tuff-- enlng, lllkilld Ilrs. North Let's go to press. Have just received. an ot- mmunique from the Office G.lSophomore Gossip Col- seems that Betty Haines AP YEAR ln. 1 0 iff 71d you ever see two any'hap- er people than Deloria and Jen- ghile Monk and George were le lhat's this about Pete C. and Copy Typists. . .Frenvcles Moreland ,. - ands Graham Betty llcourdy Barbara Ann Stencil Typlsts. . . Helen Parker Leonard Leslie Nome Smith Mineograph Operators. . . . . Anne Shaul Norma Shelton Phyllis Mobley Proof Readers. . Virginia stanley Virginia Bright 'Glad Isl row-Eva Jean Burris, Dorolha Fousf, Gwendolyn Clark. Phyllis Redick, PaH'y Lou Wilson, Mary Ina Lea, Frances Ellingwood, Vinelia Aiman, Eileen Rumler, Saralee Fraze. 2nd row-Virginia Sfanley, Phyllis Mobley, Juanila Vance, Anne Shaul, Norma Smifh, Miss Ellsworih, Helen Parker. Deloris Beeman, Evelyn Rumler, Dorris Ellen Davidson, Joann Michael. 3rd row-Bill Humble, Denny Kinnard, Virginia Faust, Jeanne Hoffman, Virginia Brighi, Frances Moreland, HarrieH Owens. Norma Jeanne Guslin, Lee Ellen Krueger, Doroihy Dillenbeck, Lloyd Neese, Richard Dickey. 4fh row-George Underwood, Keifh Bulen, Tom Haffner, Leonard Leslie, Laurel Stoner, Bob Wills, Don Lake, Gerald Crosley, John Noland, Don Michael, Guy Sisson, Dale Michael, Herschel Blakely. Dramaric Club is an organizafion eslablished for fhe purpose of learning l'he 'Fundamenial sleps in preseniing speeches and plays. ll is 'lhe oldesi' club in Pendle- fon High School, wifh Miss Ellsworlh as sponsor. The play lhal was given before +he siudenls on fhe Chrislmas program was The On and Off of a Chrisimas Gift The characlers were Joann Michael, Richard Dickey, Virginia Fausf, Helen Parker, and Keilh Bulen, The officers for lhe school year I943-44 are Bill Humble, president Joann Michael, vice president Tom Haffner, freasurerg Harriei Owens, secrefaryg Keifh Bulen, reporier. s 1 l g: gr -5 VZVP W , . 'rf ' - M we E 5, K 1 Lake. lfruege 5 eqen Beegiiason 'Z Fausg Beam luuM,cha9l' Michael, Noland, Sisson 'U D C Three Old Maids lnll'lal'lOr'l 29 S Society Isl row-Frances Ellingwood, Vineifa Aiman, Barbara Aulf, Pearlie Howard, Miss McLaughlin, Madora Jones, Eiloen Rumler, Eva Jean Burris, Gwendolyn Clark. 2nd row-Virginia Fausf, Joann Michael, Phyllis Redick, Virginia Stanley, Virginia Brighi, Rosalind Fowler, Mary Anderson, Dorolha Fousl, Francelia Davis. 3rd row-Pafricia Liifle, Anna May Rumler, Lou Ann Davis, Lee Ellen Krueger, Anna Mae Hoover, PaHy Lou Wilson, Mariorie Dearinger, Susie Sroner, Virginia Nicholson, Jean Lawrence, Wanda Graham. The Sunshine Sociefy was organized in I942, wilh Miss McLaughlin sponsor: and, as lhe name suggesfs, was esfablished 'io give cheerful aid fo fhose who are ill: and, also, fo bring sunshine info fhe lives of fhose persons who are noi quile so 'forfunaie as oihers in having all The 'ihings fhey need. During lhe year I943-44 +l1is organizaiion of sophomore, junior, and senior girls sponsored various drives fo supply 'lhe 'ihings fhal' were needed mosf. These girls gaihered magazines for fhe Service Men's Canleeng collecied iewelry for fhe boys in +he Soulh Pacific lo use as a means of barier in obfaining food from fhe nafives fhereg sewed 'iowels for +he new wing al Sf. John's hospifalg and collecied ioys for 'lhe Orphans' Home. The officers for I943-44 are president Virginia Slanleyg vice president Delores Beeman: secrefary, Dorofhy Dillenloeckg 'lreasurer, Pah'y Lou Wilson: and recording secreiary, Norma Smifh. ls! row-Phyllis Mobley, Anne Shaul, Norma Smiih, Helen Parker, Miss McLaughlin, Mary Ina Leo, Juanifa Vance Jeanne Harvey, Saralee Fraze. 2nd row-Janei Marfin, Deloris Beeman, Beffy Guard, BeHy Haines, Mona Shaul, Wilma Lewis, BeHy Holland. Rava Whifesel, Ramona Whisler, Jean Rogers, Norma Shelion. 3rd row-Dororhy Dillenbeck, Frances Peek, Jeanne Hoffman, Frances Moreland, Evelyn Rumler, Norma Jeanne Gusiir Harrierr Owens, Phyllis Cook, Alice Wishard, Harrief Dickey, Irene Harper, Dorris Ellen Davidson. 30 ,iw Isf row-Denny Kinnard, Tom Halifner, William Randall, Bob Wills, Mr. Gross, Richard Diclrey, Dale Michael, Bill Humble Keiih Bulen. 2nd row-Carl Crull, Kenny Milne, Jaclc Guslin, Hugh Jones, Don Jones, Kennefh Aiman, Paul Seal, Jack Mallingor John Ward. 3rd row-Don Michael, Guy Sisson, Laurel Sfoner, Roberf De Shong, Roberi' Hoppes, Roberf Crull, Ronald Clarlr Lloyd Neese, Ray Shaul. 4fh row-George Underwood, K Sou+hard, David Shock, Dale Kelly, John Jarrefi, Richard Somers, Jean Woolen, Gene S+anley, Herschel Blakely, George Mingle. The Hi-Y Club was organized in l890 and since fhen has spread ihroughoui fhe Uniled Siaies and ofher naiions. lls purpose as s'la+ed in lhe creed is To creaie, mainfain, and exfend ihroughoui fhe school and communify high sfandards of Chris- fian charac+er. The slogan of rhe Hi-Y is Clean speech, clean sporls, clean schol- arship, clean living. The club was firsf organized in Pendleion High School on March I, I943, by Mr. Gross, fhe presenl' sponsor, and fwelve charier members. The presenl' officers are Richard Dickey, presidenh Dale Michael, vice president Bob Wills, secreiaryg Bill Humble, freasurerg Bill Randall, chaplain. ln ils shorl lime in Pendlefon fhe Hi-Y has proved a very worfhy organizaiion. Weigh fhe Scrapl . 1-2 Lp? ved' mWBfeLMo'e Buy Your Bonds From ihe Hi-Y 31 Quliwze qmnww lsr row-Donald Graham, Charles Oldham, Bob Wynani, Laurel Sroner, Mr. Dye, Hobari Wynanr, George Mingle, John Manship, George Parlrer. 2nd row-Buddie Reno, Rex Soufhard, Carl Marlin. The Fuiure Farmers of America is a naiional organizarion which praclices brolher- hood, honors rural opporluniiies and responsibilifies, and develops fhose qualifies of leadership which a Furure Farmer should possess. J The Mofio Learning lo do Doing +o learn Earning io live Living fo serve The officers for I943-44 are John Manship, presidenh Laurel Sfoner, vice presi- dent George Mingle, secrelary and 'lreasurerg George Parker, reporler. 4-H AWARDS Reece Rogers was declared Grand. Champion of rhe 4-H corn show of I943. ln Class I Reece Rogers won firsf, Dean Picl:eH second, and Roberi Sfoner fiifh. In Class ll Kennefh Mercer won second for ear corn, and Roberf Manship rhird. John Manship, in Class lll, won iirsl prize for ear corn. 32 GEORGE MINGLE George Mingle was -lhe oufsranding 4-H Club member in I943. Af fhe Sfafe Fair he won firsr wirh his Jersey Jr. yearling, He also won second in Show- manship. A+ ihe Madison Counly Fair he won rhe following awards: besf Jersey heifer. firsl' prize: Jersey Jr. yearling, Class ll, Hrs? place: Chesfer While, Class I, ihird: Chesier Whife, Class ll, second: and Chesfer Whire, Class Ill, fhird prize. ah' Ghcvuu Isl row-Deloris Beeman, Vinefla Aiman, Helen Parlrer, Norma Smiih. Miss Lyons, Frances Ellingwood. Mary lna Lee, Eileen Rumler, Beverly Jacobs. 2nd row-Dorofha Fousi, Gwendolyn Clark, Janel Marlin, Eva Jean Burris, Jeanne Harvey, Juanifa Vance, Virginia Sfanley, Phyllis Mobley, HarrieH Owens. 3rd row-Jeanne Hoffman, Dororhy Dillenlaeck, Virginia Brighf, Lea Ellen Krueger, Frances Moreland, Anna Mae Hoover, Virginia Fausl, Norma Jeanne Gus+in. gm' glee em Isf row-Barbara Dofy, Jean Rogers, Jean Lawrence, Virginia Nicholson, Miss Lyons, Shirley Koeniger, Sue Huey, Carolyn Reichenbach, Nancy Reighard. 2nd row-Rosemary Herzog, Eva Fausf, Anneffe Palmer, Wilma Noel, Elixabeih Bloomer, Esiller Lawson, Mary Anderson, Rosalind Fowler, Mona Shaul. 3rd row-Boniia Johnson, Norma Faussef, Alice Wishard, Ramona Whisler, Francelia Davis, Carol Hawlr, Susie Sfoner, Juliann Wills, Evelyn Johnson. 33 Boyd' Gfuvma Don Michael, Bill Humble, John Noland. Dale Michael, Maurice Smifh, Jaclr Sivorling, Richard Dickey, Keifh Bulen, Gerald Crosley, Don Lalre, Richard Moore, Jim Shelfon, Kennefh Michael. Louis McCarfy, Miss Lyons. ' C Ghoaal Qaaupa The Glee Club and Choruses are organizaiions composed of pupils from ihe four upper classes. During fhe lasi 'Few monihs +hey have given various seleclions before large audiences. Numbered among fhese are ihe Madison Counfy Choral Feslival, +he Siaie Choral Fesfival, and several Pendleion meel'- ings and clubs. The Madison Coun+y Choral Fesrival includes fhe glee clubs and choruses of schools from Madison Couniy only. The Sl'al'e Choral Fes- 'I'ival, composed of approximafely a +housand voices from schools from fhe enfire s+a+e, is fealured each year a+ ihe S+a+e Teachers' Associaiion. Anorher high-lighi' of each year is +he performance of an opere'H'a. This is usually given some iime near Music Week. 34 4 qmfnmeze .4 Isf row-Rosalind Fowler, Dorris Ellen Davidson, Joann Michael, Norma Jeanne Gusfin, Miss Beeson. Frances Ellingwood, Mary Ina Lee, Saralee Fraze, Eileen Rumler, Shirley Koeniger. 2nd row-Belly Allford, Madonna Mahoney, Jean Rogers, Barbara Doiy, Norma Smifh, Vineifa Aiman, Deloris Beeman, Jean Lawrence, Juaniia Vance, Eunice Hilligoss, Evelyn Rumler, Boniia Johnson. 3rd row-Reva Whifesel, Mariorie Dearinger, Lee Ellen Krueger, Evelyn Johnson, Alice Wishard Juliann Wills, Carol Hawlr, Susie Sfoner, Minnie LiHle+on, Doris Bingaman, Harriei Diclrey, Annd May Rumler, Doro+hy Dillenbeclr. The Girls' Aihleiic Associaiion is an organizaiion 'For afhlefic-minded girls. H' was reorganized in I942, wiih Miss Brosier as sponsor: and ihis year Miss Beeson is sponsoring ihe club. Hs purpose is io perfeci' skill in sporis, encourage good sporfsmanship, and io promoie ideals. H We I cv K X X 5 my lex i G. A. A. iniiiafes new members -il T 'if' 'fly f iv 3 ' e Did you say weaker sex? 35 Ugices ' Juani'fa Vance, Jean Rogers. Norma Smifh, Helen Parker, Mr. Miner, Belly McCurdy. Vinelia Aiman, Jeanne Hoffman. The office secreiaries are girls chosen by Mr. Miner for lheir capabilify in caring for his office during his absence. Szfuclenz' .L Ei Isl row-Virginia Fausf, Saralee Fraze, Alice Wishard, Dorofhy Dillanbecll, Harrie? Diclrey, Virginia Nicholson. 2nd row-Evelyn Rumler, Irene Harper, Mary Ina Lee, Frances Ellingwood, Miss Hallowell. Frances Peel, Nancy Reighard, Wilma Lewis. The siudenf librarians are girls from fhe 'Four upper classes chosen by Miss Hallowell for 'lheir good cifizenship and willingness lo follow direcfions. 36 ..f.... lufuzd -ew 'Pit 3' Comm' th-rn-dak Pugh' ups Z f - Ovev- the. fnp - 5 'NW -f I ' I e Jr, ik z 'II . It'x me um, my, Whxf A viud , Banu , fm, ma 925-51jQ,q' JN Q' ' ' Hua rue' Unv- . . ' v wi f. fl U. T 1 A V , wwffg w-AH 2 fl f! W is 37 v+'x .9 Cap Tal n x .Q ., fif 3 as hdoovr Monffofs 68 if? 5' JS 04, Q 5 Drivers Q We s V M1 . : ag! i ra ia ns F I 3 1 9 6 .Tack W , A ig, . ' 339, Hgh S 0 'X W5 0 5' m L 1 f ws,,'9 r in Ai X Daffy leffcr To Bob R Caulaf Le:Dye , 38 fh CCE K 9' Q sp AQ 0 pf-5 31 M db ff 69 xoe if a gl N W xX Nov N ov. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Fe b. Feb. 417141 '7eam lsr row-Richard Dickey, Guy Sisson, Mr. Gross, Don Michael, Dale Kelly. 2nd row-Bill Humble, Keifh Bulen, Jack Mellinger, Herschel Blakely, Dale Michael. K Soufhard. The Pendleion Irish, coached fhe second year by Ari' Gross, had an average baskefball season. Alihough Pendlefon did noi' win a maioriry of 'l'heir confesfs, very few 'l'eams defealed 'lhem decisively. In fhe Pendlefon Tourney fhe Irish defeafed Middlefown in 'Phe affernoon game, buf 'fell io Lapel in rhe 'final game fhai' night However, 'lwe weeks lafer fhe Irish defeaied Lapel. Under 'lhe guidance of Coach Gross, +he prospecfs for a good ream nex+ year are encouraging. SCHEDULE I943-44 SCHEDULE I944-45 Q Pen. Opp. Summifville ............. 20 25 Nov. Summirville ............. -Here Jackson Cenfer ......... ....... 3 l 29 Nev. Jackson Cenfer ...... ----..--- T l10f0 Lawrence Central ....... ....... 2 6 43 Nov. M-arkleville ............. --------- T him Markleville ........,...... 3I 2I Nov. Open Dale ...............-- --'- Bafesville .................. ....... I 2 4I Nov. Lapel .,.....................,.....-- -Her' Lapel ...................,....,.. ....... 2 6 29 Nov. Lawrence Cenfral ......... -Here Sheridan ........,................ ....... 2 4 26 Dee. Sheridan ..................... --------- T her' Forrville foveriimel 25 24 Dec. Forrville .................. .-------- T l'9f9 Frankfon ......................, ....... 2 6 32 Dec. Frankron ...... --------- T ll0f9 Middlefown ............. I4 35 Dec. Middlefown .,.. .--. . ee----- ...Here Fairmouni ,.......,............ ....... 3 I 36 Dec. Fairmounf ..................--.---------.-.- ---------- H UN Sf. Mary's ,...,.... ...... ........., ....... 4 0 3 4 Jan. Sf. Mary's ......................----------.-.-. - --------'- HON Tourney Ilviiddlefownl 39 22 Jan. Tourney lMarkleville, Lapel, lFinalsl lLapell ................, ....... 3 7 45 Middlafown, Pendlefonl ....----.. ---- ---- H lf! Alexandria ......................, ......, 3 6 49 Jan. Alexandria ..................------...-. ----.---- Th IPO Lapel ...... , ...................... ....,.. 2 9 27 Jan. Lapel .......................,....,-. '----.- Th ON Greenfield ...,....... 28 32 Feb. Greenfield ..... --------- T here Markleville ...,,.,. - - Feb. Markleville . ,... v--------- H CY! Hagerstown ,,... - - Fab. Hagerslown Y--- ----- Tl' Of' Forfville .,...... - - Feb. Forfville ..,.,.. -'--'----- H Of' The yell leaders 1'his year were Jean Lawrence, Norma Jeanne Gusfin, and Gene Crosley. They did a fine iob in leading 1'he yells and ge'I'- fing +he suppori' of 'the spec- fafors. During 'Phe year fhey planned many good pep ses- sions. Yes, fhey were a will- ing group, who a I w a y s worked hard. ROBERT CRULL S+uden+ Manager Roberf Crull, a senior, has been +he s1'uden+ manager for +he Pendlefon Irish over a period of 'Four years. Crully has been on hand ai' every prac- fice and game +o give his assisfance 'I'o fhe club. Mos'I' sfudenis and spec+a1'ors do no'r realize fhe work of fhe siudenf manager. Bur, in case you don'+, ask any member of 'the squad whai Crully did in his spare +ime and fhe same answer will always greef you-Whaf spare fime? Roberi' will receive an afhlefic sweaier along wi+h fhe club. He was, before graduafion, +he coaches' righf hand man. YELL LEADERS Lawrence, Crosley, Gusfin 41 Gu UT DALE MXCH AEK., serfxor Forwardfkhree qears on 'team RICH wwf l cs u AR drdxfii Se Y Yea ' Se O ard HA X R fl, D fee Jesenior ers on fee '77 42 rs o Dior n feam XLEYYH BULEN, sevhor Fowafdfkwo years on keam Sw BXLL HUMBLE, serfxor Gvuarclfiwo years on Ream JAC Cen,1elfi4ELLl nfs, LZGER Q' som, emo D f eam re N Mic E nferxs H AE 9 L Cqnd 1 ,unfol- Year o,, ,sem GUY SXSSON. yumor Cenkerfirsk -gear on Ream 43 Nov. 3 Nov. 5 Nev. I0 Nov. I2 Nov. 24 Dec. 3 Dec. I0 Dec. I5 Dec. I7 Secawd 7eam Isl row-Mr. Gross. 2nd row-Jack Crosley, Jim Schug, Bob Wills, Ronald Clarlr, Jack Mellinger, Floyd Hayden. Bob Brandenburg, Rex Clendenen. 3rd row-Carl Crull, Kennefh Michael, Tom Harvey, Lloyd Neese, Laurel Sloner, Rex Soufhard, Jimmy Jacobs. SCHEDULE I943-44 Pen. Opp. I8 Pen. Summifville .......,.......... ..28 Dec. 23 Fairmounl ............, ,..,.,,.,,, ,... .,........ 2 2 Jackson Cenfer ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,.,,,, 2 2 24 Jan, 7 S7,'Mary's, ,.,,,, , ,...,, ....,,,,..,,,.,. .......... Z 8 Lawrence Central .......,.., .....,. 2 0 I6 Jan. I5 Tourney lMarkIeviIIeJ .,,..,....,. ......,,., I 2 Markleville ....... ....,..... . ,I4 23 Jan. 2I Alexandria ,v..,. ............v.vv..AA --YY----- 2 l Lapel .........,. .....,,,..,,.. I I I9 Jan. ZB Lapel .,,. ..,,,..,., ..,.,............, ,,....,,., 2 0 Sheridan ,,..,,...., ....,,,,,,,,. ,,,.,, , I B ZI Feb. 4 Greenfield ...... e..-AY-... I 9 Ferrville .,.. , ,...., .... ,,,..,,. . , ...20 21 Feb. II Markleville .... .. Frankfon ,,,,,,.,,,,,... ,, ., M34 I7 Feb. I6 Hagersfown Middlelown foverlimel ......,,., ,,,.... I 8 I6 Feb. I8 Ferlville ...... .- Isl row-Donald Crull. 2nd row-Jael: Pierce, Gene Crosley, Marvin Harvey, Bob Carpenler, Dick Golf, Aivin McCarIy, Charles Hoppes, J. C. Miller, Dean Pickeii, Eugene Davis. The Junior High baslrefball 'Ieem made a fine showing Ihis year, winning 7 ouf of 8. The Junior High second feam won 6 ou-I of 8. They were coached by Fred Crosley. We are expecting greai things from fhe boys in Ihe nsxlf few years. SCHEDULE I943-44 Pen. Opp. Broad Ripple ....... ,...,,..., 2 2 2l Forfville ............... Lapel ,,,,,,,,.,,,..,.,, ,,..,.,.., 2 2 20 Noblesville .,...,... Noblesville ...... ,.,..... . ll I8 Forlville ..,..,...., Tabernacle ,... ,,...,A,.. I 6 2I Lapel ............. 44 Pen. I7 Opp. 35 IZ I8 25 24 22 ODD IZ I7 I4 zz Banda!! X C I ,dis Y I . A ' .A ' ss r 1 , A . ff 45 , ,fi I . - an 1 .I fl 5 esrr , I .f r L I if I xfyi ,. , , , . , ,W . I ., A . . e ' , v My e :V AV my P Q . - ii ..-. 4.4 I I I , j e. g 2 I I A.. - .Q,, Q ,..A, - .,- : . ' Q N. -4 ,kdm . ,fa I i ' fx 'Y ' V W Q we '60 I YW 55.3 4 i I I-ga, .Q If or 'LQI1 I Q45 we- , Q4 .J I ' an I-I - 'I , Isf row-Roberi Crull, s+uden+ manager, Dale Michael, David Shock, K Soufhard, Keifh Bulen. Bill Humble, Laurel Sfoner. 2nd row-Guy Sisson, Don Michael, John Ward, Herschel Blakely, George Underwood, Ari Gross, coach. During 'Ihe fall season fhe Irish played six games of baseball, losing only one. Pendlelon gol 44 hifs and made 'len errors. while 'Iheir opponenfs gol' 29 hils and made 29 errors. In Ihe las+ game of +he season, Bill Humble goi a home run, Ihe only one for 'Ihe Irish during fha year. Dave Shock, Irish hurler, pi+ched good ball all season, geffing 37 sfrilre ours and walking 30 men. Guy Sisson, Pendle+on's sub hurler, pilched in Ihe lasf inning of 'Iwo games, geH'ing one slrilce our and allowing no walks. During rhe spring season Pendlelon has scheduled Iwo games wifh Anderson, 'Iwo wilh Green- field, perhaps 'Iwo wilh Broad Ripple, and one wi+h Muncie Cenfral. 'P'-1 , , , 4 ig 4 r ' ' i QT! I . in 'Q K- 1 1 2, 1 :, filly, sq Q A ll I I., as HN .V X s A ff I , ..,, ,-,A 4 4 ' I X 1 , ' , Apr' ' I A I , 5, Q'-. f . . ' I -f 1 I 0-'Q get I I I ' W M x uf fb , 'xg 3 Q KS bfi 9794 'fe-Wi count, Dau J fmt! WE THEY WE THEY Sepf. I7 Lapel ............. ,..... 4 I Sepf. 28 Lapel ........ ....,.. I I 2 SGPI- I7 Lapel ....................... 3 6 Sepf. 28 Lapel ............ ..,.... I I 7 SBPI- 22 Greenfield ............. I5 3 Ocf. 6 Greenfield .....,....... 8 I ,.,.. , .3 , - ' Wfigifff, 7 A . 'dr' .1 'is ' 4- 45 53' 5 W X if X Q x , ,MSW tr !ll 1 - l1 wi-ii X 'I' 99 Trim il I I ' W Fl?UYC ' Af1' Q QF T, J Q X uw Poker R Neasi 3 i X A X si' Xwx ed -nar L 1' ' 5 ee ax 1 ww f i ii NX' , XX M .0 I, XX if Q Frawk' . ,,R ll ,, M sf Ta 5 K Q 9 f 7 W4 NU ' ,Q ss yi PAY S io HAVCVMSC Nf W g Z fJOKE5 1943 fl. ell. S. fbwu, 1944 We od D I I Sept I3 Anofher long hard road ahead for 9 mon+hs- road looks bumpy now. Two new feachers added- Miss Beeson, physical educafiong Mr. Dye, vocational agricullure. Sept I4 The iuniors gelling somewhere in life-class swealers arrive. Sept I5 Seniors elecl engineers for Iheir road of suc- cess-Dale Michael, president-Juanifa Vance, vice presiden+-Dorolhy Dillenbeck, freasurer-Richard Dickey, secrelary-Keifh Bulen, member of sludenl' council. X 11 .7X Oct 8 Second year shorfhand class happy +oday- convocalion in honor of James W. Riley-no class. Oct II Miss Lyons puls Glee Club members through real ordeal-gelfing ready for Slale Choral Feslival af Indianapolis. Oct I2 Juniors sponsor show - endless sfream of an- nouncemenis in regard ro it P. S. Seniors planning a class parry. Oh Boylllll Oct I5 Dramaiic Club initiation-worms as refreshments. Oct I8 New Dramafic Club members all look grand- Iipslick really becoming fo boys. Oct I9 The Sunshine Club inilialion services af church. Oct 2I-22 De-Iour for Teachers' Associafion. Oct 27 Baskefball season brings on quesfion, Who will be Yell Leaders7 Oct 30 Halloweenllll Several horns lied clown around lown-wonder who did iI'??7 Nov. 3 Firsl baskelball game af Summilville. Too bad, boys. SA aol'-fha WDYKS Nov. 5 Game wifh Arcadia. We really mopped Ihem up. Nov. B The firsf P.T.A. meefing-Dr. Bransford of 'Ihe Anderson Firsf Mefhodisl Church speaker. Nov. 9 Seniors decide 'Io have picfures faken af FrankIin's Sfudio. Money?7?? S. HIV o , ' 457 C., he 1 D Q V 74 Nov. I0 We view Ihe wide road of chemislry and i+s advancemenfs. Prof. Sloane gives experimenfs wilh liquid air. COLD STUFF. Nov. I2 Shop class experfs-leave brushes confaining glue sluck on boards. Nov. I5 Speech class Iurns circus barkers-buf alas- no circus. Nov. 22 Noon games sensalional. Well, a good way Io while away Hme, anyway. Nov. 24 Irish fans follow Sfale Road I32-game al Lapel-Irish play good ball, buf lose by 3 IiHle poinis-29-26. Tough Iuckllll ..S!L,'5L Nov. 25-26 Delour for Thanksgiving - everybody has 'Iummy ache, including lhe feachers. Nov. Z9 Delour over-very enioyable-for some of us. New soph-Helen Koob. can. Dec. I Firsl day of Dec. G.A.A. and Hi-Y really sfarl' our welI77777 Dec. 3 Closs loss lo Sheridan. Dickey on fhe ball. Dec. 4-5 Week end speni Chrisfmas shopping-lhaf's NO fun. Dec. 7 Sunshine girls have sewing bee-main Iopic sewing-or was H7777 Hemmed Iowels 'for new hospilal wing. Dec. Dec. 1943 11.41. 5. ibm., 1944 8 George Underwood had a case of colres in his car. Six disappeared. Did you find lhem, George??? IO irish rou+ our Forfville. Dec. I5 Franlrlon vicfory. Darnll Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 22 OH for Chrisfmas vacalion unril January 3. I944-Chrisfmas program and exchange of gif+s. 24 Lions Club dance-Don Maines orchesira. Bv'olf2,7v e.solU.lf0 1S 3 Back afier vacafion. New Year's resolu+ions broken. Seniors receive name cards. 4 Pen SMH mee+ing-nexl' Pen off io press. 5 Senior class meefing-order inviiafions. 7 Hoorayll A Vic+oryIll Bear S+. Mary's af Anderson gym. I0 D. C. progressive pariy. Lo+s of fun and foodlll I5 Our Big Tourney. Middlefown vs. Pendlefong Lapel vs. Marklevilleg nighi game. Pendleion vs. Lapel. Lois of fun-big crowd-good games. SCORE: 37-45-Lapel. 2I Game with Alec-Irish lose 49-36. 24 Sad news awaiis us 'lhis morning. Carolyn Krueger died yesferday. 26 Carolyn Krueger's funeral. '1- : X 7,45 elif? Jan. 27-28 Semesfer examinafionslll Feb. 2 Groundhog didn'f see his shadow. Goody, Goodylll Feb. 3 Foglllll l mean FOG all morning. Feb. 9 Annual goes fo pressl E March 2I Firs+ day of springlllll April I April Fool's Dayll May 26 Kids' Day. A+ las+, af+er fwelve years, we can ear candy in school. June 2 Commencemenflll May 28 Baccalaureaiell Franklin Studio STUDIO ANNUAL COMMERCIAL HOME PORTRAIT Photography 124 S OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER TO THE CLASS OF 44 OUTH PENDLETON AVENUE PENDLETON, INDIANA PHONE 70 50 Herff-J ones Company Designers and Manufacturers of Class Jewelry and Graduation Announcements Ojficial Jewelers to Class 1944 Pendleton High School 51 -2:-'-:Hr -' f :- 1 ., . .',:'f::..zpf'f V w - :- 4. -, U ,. AA-'-. ' 'Aif :'Ef: S Q FFIC FQI IT REU Books GIFT: CALL Athletic Statuonery Goods Gnekmg hoo Cards Equepmerrl: 9 Q 67 STEPS OFF MERlDiAN ON 11171 ST Anderson Indlana -- ., , . f, '- '- 'f-- Ng? 7 t': afar: 1' 1 :ll-as-:samurai f ..... ,.. ,... 1 ,..... V. W I 52 CORYELL PHARMACY On The Corner Phone 100 Fresh Meats R f g td V q t bl Try Sh pp g tP nd1eton'sN Self-Service Super Market BRIGI'IT'S Super Market GOFF'S QUALITY MEATS PENDLETUN GREENFIELD Phone 117 Phone 386 We are pleased to hll your needs for anything in FEED ' GRAIN ' SEEDS See us before you buy or sell Pritchard SL Rafert, Inc. FRANK B. AYERS, Mgr. Phone 44 9' wl ' ' H 1 W 1 ....- ,2- ...- fi M ev . f A A ' -in A-1-vm x A-I' Q 'fig , , 'Q avnzf 1 , L -' L ' I Naalorna SMH au, Sam IX Y slC'U77 J S M YP Q M I C 7 S L 7' y ,ff n .. W 1 ,ln 3 T 4 7 i .9 cz if g wr 7 V L 8 S V t I 'C' f ,9 - -5- L I d 1 I ' 'I , , .IWM I ,, , I 'Mann b .W . Eff . M5 .,.. DgfqgiQl ,z - K Sr f. 4 E-331 MN f 1- ' L , w Y e Q, I I L 55 i ...T 2f :5'l gi, g M, U Hffro mf 'jnwcr Dia M, !'Qff'Q5'f'M:n ferry R. E. COLEE J E W E L E R Pendleton Phone 282 The Pendleton Banking Company Established 18 72 PENDLETON, INDIANA Capital - Surplus - Undivided Profits and Reserves S12 7,000 Member of Fecle l D p Federal Rese System Insu C p 56 Pendleton Telephone Company Pendleton, Indiana OUR SERVICE AT YOUR SERVICE 24 HOURS PER DAY AT A COST OF ONLY A FEW CENTS A DAY For your convenience we have 24-hour Western Union Telegraph Service TANKETS Dr-ug Store School Supplies Sodas Sandwiches 102 West State Street Pendleton, Indiana COLLINGWOOD BROTHERS Lumber and Builder's Supplies Millwork A Specialty Pendleton, Indiana Phone 31 57 DAVIS DAIRY FARM Pasteurized Dairy Products Sweet Cream Butter HCMOGENIZED Soft-Curd Vitamin D Milk Dial 8569 Anderson, Indiana , TX .tb AV can Dr. E. H. Miller Helen M. Sisson DENTIST Physician X-Ray Pendleton, Indiana Phone 202 Office Phone 33 Residence Phone 37 Pendleton, Indiana Dr. I. S. Shirley H Veterinary Hospital Dr. R.Y McVaugl1 DENTIST X-Ray Phone 177-2 Box 146 Pendleton Dr. W. W. Ketcham Dr. H. F. Mingle DENTIST vetefinmicm Phone 128 Phone 81 Monday and Thursday COnlyj 216 S. Main Pendleton Pendleton Wu 'f-www 59 SHIRLEY'S GARAGE Pendleton Oil Company 24 Hour Wrecker Service BEARD SHIRLEY. Prop. Telephone 187-W RIDGE-WAY CORNER SERVICE STATION H. E. LEE Rural 301116 3 Gulf Gas and Oil Pendleton, Ind. AGENT Bowes SEAL FAST 'rims REPAIRS The Prudential Ins. Co. of America . Home Office, Newark, N. J. At Intersection of State Roads 67 and 38 SHAUIJS GROCERY Phone 127 Quality Meats . . . Free Delivery FALLS CITY COAL AND ICE F. P. ESTRIDGE COMPANY Groceries Meats VICTOR P. HERITAGE phone 285 Rush County Mill Feeds 203 East Water Street 60 THE ROXY THEATRE 'k'k'k'ki' For Good Entertainment at Reasonable Prices Phone 71 Wheel Alignment Pendleton HINKLE'S STANDARD SERVICE COMPLETE SERVICE Lubrication Wheel Balancing Accessories If you want to build a new home If you want to remodel your present home If you want to buy a home If you want to save money See The PENDLETON LOAN ASSN. We will be more than glad to explain our plans. -l-- Compliments of --- Ritz Cigar Store-Recreation Parlor Where They All Meet Soft Drinks -- Ice Cream -- Candies - Pocket Billiards - Magazines Daily and Sunday Papers. Phone 80. 61 T 1 ' TOWN SHOPPE Ladies' Apparel and Accessories 832-34 North Main Street ANDERSON, INDIANA I 6 I Men's Wear We have a complete line of Men's Furnishings - Fine Tailoring 1133 Meridian , Anderson. Indiana HOYT WRIGHT CO. The Right Store For Men and Boys 'kit 911 Meridian Street t 'A' Anderson, Indiana DRINK . 5? Ice-cold Coca-Cola BoHled under auihoriiy of fhe Coca-Cola Company by Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 700 Meridian Anderson, Indiana Ebann K'lll'Q +I Compliments of STIEFLER'S STORE Ready-to-Wear For The Entire Family 807 Meridian Street Anderson. Indiana Am I going lo die, doclor? My dear Mr. Dye, lhal's lhe lasl lhing you will do. J. Vance: I suppose you lhink I am a perfecl idiol. G. Slanley: Nol None of us are perfecl. Then lhere was lhe bow-legged floor walker who said, Walk lhis way, please. We've heard lhal college bred means a four year loaf made wilh dad's dough. Some crusl, eh! Found in a nole from R. Dickey lo Norma Smilh. Where did you gel your lovely face-Iifled? My brolher is working wilh five lhousand men under him. Where? Mowing lawn in a cemelery. Slalislics show lhal Yale graduales have I.3 children. While a Vassar graduale has l.7. Which proves lhal women have more children lhan men. Lalesl reporls from Berlin seem lo indicale Hiller is killing his generals von by von. Friend of Mr. Ellsworlh: Did you mark lhal place where lhe fishing was good? Mr. Ellsworlh: Yes, I pul an X on lhe side of lhe boal. On a slreel car a man gave his seal lo a wo- man. She fainled. On recovering she lhanked him. Then he fainled. A dashing young fellow named Tim Drove his car wilh a greal deal of vim, Said he l'm renowned For covering lhe ground. Bul, alas, lhe ground now covers him. Neighbor: Your son lhrew a slone al me. Mr. Bulen: Did he hil you? Neighbor: No. Mr. Bulen: Then he wasn'l my son. J. Morl: Sorry, old man, lhal my hen gol inlo your garden and scralched lhings up. R. Dickey. Thal's all righl, old boy. My dog killed your hen. J. Morl: Well, lhal makes me feel beller: you see, I iusl ran over your dog. Drainage is an organized drip. Daffy-nilion: Pelling: The sludy of analomy and braille. Man is lhe only animal lhal blushes. Or needs lo. He who knows nol and knows nol lhal he knows nol, He is fool: shun him. He who knows nol and knows he knows nol, He is simple: leach him. He who knows and knows nol he knows, He is asleep: wake him. He who knows and knows lhal he knows, He is wise, follow him. A dansa A dala Perchanca Oul Lala A quizza No passa Gee Whizzal She: Do you know why I am so miserable? He: You've gol me. She: Thal's il. B. Humble, saying his prayers al school: In school I sel me down lo sleep, I hope my chums for me won'l seek. If I should snore before I wake, Do poke my ribs, for pily's sake. Dale Michael: Don look a lry al cooking yes- lerday. Norma Guslin: How did he gel along? Dale: Fine, unlil he came lo a place where il said lo sil on lhe slove and do nol slir. Thal's why he isn'l al school loday. Do you believe in clubs for women? Yes, bul only afler kindness fails. Mr. Harris: If all lhe sludenls who sleep in class were laid end lo end--lhey would be more comforlable. A woman's hearl is like lhe moon-il changes conlinually, bul always has a man il il. Lillle Johnny look a drink. Bul he will drink no more, For whal he lhoughl was H20 Was H2504 Miss Ellsworlh: I lake pleasure in giving you 8I in English. John Ward: Aw, make il l00 and really enioy yourself. J. Woolen: 'Will you increase my wages? I was married yeslerday. Boss: Sorry, bul we are nol responsible for accidenls lhal occur oulside lhe faclory. Miss McLaughlin: How much lime did you pul on lhis shorlhand, Leonard? Leonard: Oh, aboul a half hour, railroad lime? Miss McLaughlin: Whal do you mean, rail- road lime? Leonard: Oh, including all slops and delays. Mrs. Slevens: If children become unmanage- able, quickly swilch lheir allenlion. Miss Smilh: Swilch lheir whal? We would have wings Like birds lhal pierce lhe blue, If we did only lhose lhings Thal our leachers wanled us lo. Gross ias he walked inlo lhe shower rooml: Anyone in here laking aeronaulics? Ronnie: No, we're all laking showers. Too many square meals mighl make a round figure. As a man sewelh, so shall il rip. SCIENTIFIC If she wanls a holday--lransmiller. If she lalks loo much-inlerrupler. If she wanls a dale-meler. If she wanls lo call-receiver. If she wanls an escorl-conduclor. If she's narrow in her views--amplifier. If she goes up in lhe air-condenser. If she's hungry-feeder. Daffy-nishuns Genllemen-Any man who wouldn'l hil a wo- man wilh his hal on. Oleomargarine-A food boughl by people who have seen buller days. Woman's ambilion-To be weighed and found wanling. Yes-A married man's lasl word. Dumb Dora-A co-ed who is so dumb she brings her cosmelics for a make-up exam. A man of six feel eighl applied for a iob as a life-guard. When asked, Can you swim? he answered, No, bul I can wade lo beal lhe devil! PEN DLETON FUEL and SUPPLY CO. HAYDEN,s Peerless Furnaces C O A L Groceries and Meats Furnace Repairs, BurdsaI's 13110116 245 Paint Pendlet I diana Phone Z5 sm: SHULL'S STCRE ron QUALITY GRADUATING CLOTHING Phone 241 MGDERN FUNERAL HCME The Spirit of Good Service With Facilities for Its Accomplishment R. O. SLOANE, Funeral Director 211 East State Street Pendleton, Indiana City Barber Shop Compliments of Have Us Look at the Back of NOCIII, Abe. and COHOIL Your Head - Every- body else does. Phone 143 Propps and Snowden l 64 FOR CLOTHES THAT YOUNG FELLOWS LIKE . . . IT'S SCHUSTER BROS .... See Our Larger Seleciionl SCHUSTER BROS. O.P.O. The Store of Greater Values! Corner Bfh and Main The Qualify Corner ANDERSON, INDIANA va1'U'DresS Compliments of the Where smari' women pracfice fhrifi Kc: Bee Flower Sho Phone 3416 Y p an Mel-:aim Anderson, Ina. In Andemn Mr. Ellsworth: Were you copying ihis paper? B. Humble: No Sir, I was only looking fo see if he had mine righf. Hosiery for the entire family Miss ElIswor+h: Why are you Iafe. ' Jean? ' 8 Wesi lllih Street J. Wooien: The class siariecl before I goi here. And ' anon' 'umm' I shall now illusiraie whai I have in mind. said Mr. Harris as he erased ihe board. HOOVER'S BEACON Huntsville Shell Gas and Oil Groceries 65 I KROGER'S FAMOUS Service Garage MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE MOTOR SERVICE money back. Re a' a d St a P W n or ge KROGER GROCERY AND BAKING CO. Phone Manager: George Armstrong SMITH'S RESTAURANT' Cafeteria Service Good Food if Phone l 13 Pendleton SUN-GLO SERVICE STATION BOB ELSBURY, Prop. Enarco Oil Tire Recappinq - Repair Pickett Machine Works Established I9l9 Weill Keep Your Car The Oldest Welding Shop in Town New All Won' Gummteed CLAR-KEY GARAGE Acetylene and Electric Phone 136 Welding 66 PEN DLETON HARDWARE Hardware - Gloss - Paints GENERAL ELECTRIC Phone I Refrigerators - Ranges 125 West State Street ZENITH RADIOS Best Wishes to 'menclleton 1944 Class Beauty CSJIIOP CHET MILLER CLEANER MAR JORY 3-IUNTZINGER Phone 77 Phone Bring Your Cream to Mlcum mum muon Tfafwfs and Cash for Your Cream Quick and Ejfcient Service W' M' 86 GER PENDLETON, INDIANA ,232 A5'8if5f? B G C Chevrolet Sales Sales and Service Phone 102 Pendleton 67 FADELY at ULMEII, Inc. Fine Footwear For Over 64 Years A-STEP-AHEAD Anderson, Indiana 915 Meridian Street BING'S COUSINS Over 60 Years of Quqlity The Store That Confdence Built Anderson. Indiana Anderson. Indiana fb mmm, Me, snap B26 Main s+ree+, Phone 5135 Re dff3We ' Beautiful Shoes Linoleum and Carpets 1021-al M rw Sh Q e E 86 Cloth and Venetian Blinds Anderson. Indiana Smith jflural Qllu. ANDERSON, INDIANA 700 High sneer 8 West llth Street Phone 2-1517 Phone 24816 68 EARL SAVILL General Trucking LIVESTOCK Compliments of eRAlNs HAY R. H. Booher eRAvEL sror-as LIMESPREADING Gas and on Pendleton Phone 86F2 Walter A. Swain G A S LIFE INSURANCE IS Your Quick, Clean, REAL ESTATE Economical Servant FARM PENDLETON NATURAL GAS INSURANCE CQMPANY Here's to the Class of '44 CARPENTERS 5c to 51.00 STORE Pendleton and La:pel For the Biggest Values in School Supplies BILL TAYLOR CHARLES MAIN Classics in Iazz Groceries 'A' 'lr 'A' Service Station Huntsville, Indiana 69 I 'rm-: RAPP COMPANY Compliments of Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear For Men, Women and Children Anderson, Indiana Congratulations to Senior Class DR. C. F. BRINDEL Optometrist OFFICE SUPPLIES 8: EQUIPMENT NOW Fountain Pens Typewriters When the war is won and they are again available CASH REGISTERS - TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MACHINES REPAIRS AND RENTALS EVERYTHING FOR EVERY OFFICE dim ' Right on Meridian at 1212 Dial 4404 70 5 PRINCESS SHOP E Ladies' Ready-to-Wear FLORAL ARTISTS IOO9 MERIDIAN Opposiie Y.M.C.A. Phone 8910 Phone 2-5325 Anderson, Indiana IT'S EASY TO PAY THE COSTELLO WAY Shop at the Costello Credit Clothing Co. UNIQUE slloPs Unusual Sportswear Junior Dresses Bright New Sweaters and Shirts 9 - 15 Slacks and Riding Apparel ll West llih Street 1120 Meridian Street Anderson. Indiana Compliments of I THE WI-IY SMART APPAREL COATS AND SUITS by ROTHMOOR and SWANSDOWN JUNIOR DRESSES by CARLZE and DORSA 1010 Meridian Anderson, Indiana Anderson Indiana Y wmsum BH -emana- 71 V TaKiu' if Easy . ,Q Q, : 'T Q -,buffy , 1 . . ..,,. Q. 3 Z X J CD96 Al Those Imfusfr1'ou.r Fuylmsw ur Q il+ W,b, 5-fmvfayef B ,g 74 d . 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