Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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PUTNIKS A D MFAD TIK While scientists racked their brains making moons and rockets that sometimes collapsed on the launching pads, Irishmen went sky high with their supersonic fads. 2 'Y These often were quite sensihleg when Asiatic flu struck, many girls found that their hucket handhags were just the thing in which to carry Hufferin bottles and pastel Kleenex. The American Bandstand hrought the Stroll to Pendleton High, and- fairy flats were the natural com- plement. Crew neck sweaters made hulges stylish. fri' As-I Steady rings wvrr- out of this world with mink and And pvpn the-50 WWC 100 Smatl. pearl trim. Long hair with back interest was the vogue. 6

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ri' I-'fs N4 IID5 lf Y lylvu' i, x GAO 'YI-W? 'EI ! 'wg Poor lrishman . . . our mascot must get tired of standing in the gym all the time and seeing nothing hut a gym floor, boys rushing hack and forth, and cheerleaders wildly flinging their arms. Our papier- mache Irishman must have feelingsQ because he lives just as his friends, the people at P.H.S., live. He is our school spirit, dressed in green and gold, and topped with a derby hat. We think it's time for him to see the rest of his schoolg the classes and convos, the fun and fads, the stu- dents and teachers, and all other phases of life at Pendleton High School, his home.

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WE T OUT OF TH1 WORLD With below-zero weather in February, Ber- muda socks and earmuffs came into their own, and crew neck sweaters and blazers were per- fect for chilly study halls. Then spring came, and the hold ventured forth in sack dresses and chenlises. As commencement approached, white caps and gowns, accented with scarlet., became high fashion. Senior cords were in a class by themselves. Fairy flats for twinkle toes. Saddle oxfords were traditional. Wonder how they keep them white? 7 ,I -0 .f 0