Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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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

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'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