Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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Sit' 'Q Future artists learn fine points of lettering. GROUN ... alfducation is a selective sort of thing, Mr. Ham- merling says. We try to keep the best of the old ideas and also incorporate the good new methods. This way, we feel that we can take care of the needs of most students over the longest period of timef' There are many improvements to be made, of course . . . no school is perfect . . . but, in the light of today's race for scientific supremacy, Pendleton High School stands as one of the better schools in Indiana. The quick, brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. I 5 3 Students find the school library a pleasant place in which to do research . . . or to browse.

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Shop students manufacture toothpicks tflavoredl. NNOW, I worry 1l0t only about Johnnyis ability to read, sighed a confused young mother, but also about his ability to understand nuclear physicsf, At a time when some schools are excited about their crying need for science courses, Pendleton High quietly goes on delivering sciences and math to students who want them and vocational courses to those who Want a more practical edu- cation. Both the practical and the theoretical educa- tion radicals are unhappy at this state of affairs, but a compromise system seems to work well. PE DLETO HIGH CHOOL HA 'Ne iw Physics class proves that weight of B equals IA the weight of A. We like short shorts!! I4

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'sn,.,., ,N -.Ny Mr. Jon:-s uf Jun:-S-Lynn Motors prrsenls the kvys to the Driver Training car to Mr. Cross, instructor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Lynn, Mr. ,Inns-s. Mr. Cross, Mr. llammvrling, principal. A D IT EYE THE TAR Nlmlvrn nwthoxls mvan more profit. Futura- Farmm-rs lcarn from F. Wolf the latvst vle-ctrical nu-thods for making thx- farnu-r's lifv casivr. Well. in theory . . . BOOM! ll