Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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HI-Y The Hi-Y Club of Pendleton High School is com- posed of boys in grades ten, eleven, and twelve interested in extending throughout the school and community high standards of Christian char- acter. The club is an active one, taking part in many civic duties, notably the March of Dimes. ,wr lx 1-., First row: Joe Zion, Jack Guard, John Urbahns, David Urbahns, Jim Owens, Donnie Lukens, Jon Miller, Gene Parker, Larry Laudig, Don Reighard, Hugh Owens, Gene Stohler, Second row: Phil Chew, Bob Sears, Rex Mercer, Allen McCord, Hugh Rider, Gerald Campfield, Jim Taylor, Jerry Foster, Larry Newkirk, Bill Sears, Gene Owens, Leonard Bond, Tom Franklin, FiNoy Loy, K. B. Ramsey, Malcolm Craig, John Pickett, Joe Philbert. ,, if - 28 Hi-Y initiates Eating Lunch. Tom Franklin, President, Leonard Bond, Vice President, Don Reighard, Secretary, FiNoy Loy, Treasurer, Gerald Campfield, Sergeant-at-Arms, Larry Newkirk, Chaplain.

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First row: Barbara Wooley, Jo Ellen Hallowell, Sharon Elliott, Virginia Crull, Joe Philbert, Sherry Rencenberger, Tanya Rector, Alice Lukens, Carolyn Seward, Judy Smith. Second row: Martha Jo Morris, David Rector, Billy Michael, Jo Ann Tunes, Gene Parker, John Maker, Shirley Boicourt, Tom Rodgers, Tommy Rogers, Carolyn Michael, Linda Tolbert, Beverly Vaughn, Justine Mercer. Third row: Virginia Seward, Janet Mercer, Linda Rector, Larry Watson, David Martin, Karen Eller, Judy Rogers, Richard Schug, .lay Whitworth. Fourth row: Deanna Williams, Rosemary Harrison, Jane Shirley, Don Lulcens, David Brindel, Jo Ann Snyder, Mr. James Patchett, Clifford Crosley. THE P.H. . BAN The P.H.S. Band has a membership of 41 stu- dents-one senior, thirteen iuniors, ten sopho- mores, seven freshmen, five eighth grade, and five seventh grade students. The band was placed in first division in the State Marching Contest, and participated in the Fair Parade and the State Moose Convention parade at Muncie. The band is under the direction of Mr. James Patchett. Sometimes the weather is cold in the gym, but . the band practices on. N-.f

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,, 1 , .44 , An' .QM . - Q- 'MD -4kt,?,4., First row: Sherry Rencenberger, Marilyn Thompson, Susan Wood, Shirley Boicowt, Jo Ellen Hallowell, Carolyn Schug, Martha Woodruff, Jean Gaither, Norma Keesling, Judy Honnold, Sharon McLary, Sonia Clark. Second row: Alice Lukens, Rebecca Manship, Mariellen Owens, Peggy Gaither, Judy Rogers, Janet C. Smith, Virginia Seward, Linda Rector, Linda Miller, Miss Dessie Burton, Wanda Hallowell, Joan Alley, Eleanor Miller, Jean Ring, Susan House, Wanda Fuller, Beverly Flowers. Third row: Carolyn Main, Jane Wisehart, Judy Armstrong, Betty Reynolds, Nedra Clark, Joyce Brandenburg, Lelariie Teague Karen Kamke, Janey Mercer, Madonna McCord, Susan Alley, Justine Mercer, Rosemary Harrison, Judy Britton. 4-H LUB Eighty-two girls completed and exhibited one hundred and forty-nine projects in l953. Cham- pion placings at the county exhibit were awarded Jeanne Ring, Susan Wood, Norma Keesling, and Joyce Boicourt. Janet Smith won grand champion award in the Junior Dress Revue. Susan Wood placed in the blue ribbon group in the Senior Revue. Martha's home improvement proiect.