Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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SEATED: Mrs. Dimich, directorg L. Hallenbeck, J. Brandenburg, D. Owens, M. Tice. STANDINGL L. Martin, student directorg House, student directory G. Wolff, D. Craig, B. Karr, P. Young, R. Stohler, J. Davis, S. Hedger, M. Toppe, C. Harless. cauhzefaae' CAST Susan Albright .. .. . . . . Judy Davis David Albright ........ .. . Stephen Hedger Nancy Albright ....... Rosie Stohler Stephen Dunherry ...... .. .... David Owens Katherine Stoddard .. ....... Margaret Toppe Madge Weaver .. . .. ....... Judy Brandenburg U Bruce Parker . Min Hard y .. ferry Conrad .. Helen Tremont Orlando Payne Agnes Maple . Wir . .. Phil Young Lauretta Hallenbeck .. , .. .. . Bill Karr . .. Dixie Craig .. Mike Tice . Carolyn Harless M. Tice removes the horse blanket from B. Karr in the presence of C. Harless, J. Brandenburg, D. Craig, L. Hallenbeck, M Toppe, P. Young, J. Davis, D. Owens, S, Hedger, and R. Stohler. 26

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0 0 , I I I 1 Educators today say that students need to develop skills which require the use of their hands as well as those which require the use of their minds, The Pendleton High School student does this by taking Industrial Arts. His freshman year is devoted to learning how to make a working drawing in Mechanical Drawing. As a sophomore, the student is introduced to metal and wood areas by making things With his hands and hand tools. He is introduced to a few power machines but only as an introduction to the following years. As a junior, he learns to operate all power equipment in making projects and passing skill tests. Mr. Cross explains perspective and scale to R. Merrill. He also learns about gas and electric weld- ing and repairing small gas engines. A sen- ior studies power machines and gets into a little auto mechanics. Mr. Pompllin approves as W. Conner demonstrates the use of a drill press to P. Young and J. Ander- son. During each year it is important for the stu- dent to remember what was learned the year before, to keep in mind the hand processes, drawing and operation ot a machine. The most important thing a boy can and does get from a shop class is exploration and ex- perience.

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FIRST ROW: D. Cheshier, S. Ring, K. Hite, secretary-treasurerg J. Baker, presidentg L. Stoner, vice presidentg B. Pettigrew, J. Webb. SECOND ROW: J. King, J. Brandenburg, N, Stephenson, B. Norris, J. Brown, R. Horning, C. Scott, M, Leahy, S. Jones. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hammerling, J. Bailey, A. Moore, D. McCullough, S. Young, L. Riley, E. Rayl, R, Lawson.. FOURTH ROW: J. McLaughlin, P. Young, B. Karr, G, Wolff, T. Rogers, F. Conner, D. Eisenbise, M. Stinson, F. Honnolcl. '70wa94 '74ez3'z ' This year's student council consists of a representative Council' representatives at Madison Heights. from each homeroom and all class and organization pres- The student council decorates the Christmas trees in idents. the auditorium and cafeteria each year and plans the In November, Judy Baker, Kay Hite, and Linda various convocations and special programs. Stoner attended a conference of Madison County Student Kitty Sawyer and Lincla Rector decorate win- dows for Christmas. 2 27