Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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FIRST ROW: R. Lewark, S. Strader, J. Warner, S. Eisenbise, M. Leahy, M. Lambert, C. Bair, V. Rice, J. Mingle, B. Pettigrew, S. Crosley, D. Bradley, C. Scott. SECOND ROW: L. Foust, M. Blakeney, S. Caplinger, C. Kirby, B. Davis, S. Sowash, J. Webb, J. Dedmon, K. Fidler, S. Robertson, R. Riley, S. Savill, R. Lutes, M. Deeter. THIRD ROW: B. Balingall, K, Hammond, A. Honnold, K. Kline, C. Jackson, L. Fraley, C. Kuhn, J. Collins, M. Fisher, P. Hite, K. Smith, N. Mangis, N. Land, S. jones, A. Cunningham, M. Harris. FOURTH ROW: V. Austin, J. .Bargo, S. Harlan, P. Elmore, R. Horning, M. Hopkins, S. Langsdale, S, Grant, J. Fesler, D, Elliott, L. Cornell, M. Johnson, L. Spurgeon, E. Elder, D, Key, P. jeffrey. Wedp '7 5444464414 award? Composed of seyenth and eighth grade girls, the Sun- Easter program for the sixth grade, and a spring style beam Society is a very operative group at Pendleton show. High School. They attempt to complete at least four In addition to these projects the girls assume the re- projects a year which include a formal initiation fol- sponsibility of helping keep the school grounds clean. lowed by a tea for the mothers, a Christmas party, an They also participate in a number of charitable activities in the school and community. l C0l'lI1i9 SCOTI, PffSiClEf1fL Linda, Spurgeon, VlCe'Pfe5idefltS 51153-fl Sunbeam initiates light candles at initiation in auditorium. Robertson, secretary, Kathy Kline, treasurer. 30

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FIRST ROW: S. Higginbotham, J. Price, K. Rumler, M. Leahy, J. Alley, C. Loy, K. McCrory, C. Brattain, J. Sears. SEC- OND ROW: S, Ahr, J. Garland, J, Dowden, A. Sheldon, R. Doty, S. Weaver, P. Blueher, I., Robinson, A. Wheatly, K. Karr, P. Miller, B. Reger, P. Alford, S. Gilmer, B, Ginley. THIRD ROW: L. Gimple, P. Wellons, C. Boicourt, P. Propps, O. Hopkins, M. Lawson, S. Stoner, C. Wellman, A: Perkins, J. Aiman, D, Allen, D. Deeter, S. Caplinger, L. Purkey, C. Mounts, D, Jarrett. FOURTH ROW: J. Laws, Pi Manifold, M. Morris, M. Wisehart, P. Scott, C. Moreland, S, Fuller, L. Rose, S, Rogers, B. Keesling, C. Wright, S. Hart, C. Conkin, C. Baker, E. Boots, M. Jones. With love in my heart, forgetting self, and with charity for all, I will make the object of my life help- fulness and kindness to others. The members of the Sunshine Society try to attain these goals by donating annually to the Riley Fund, Last fall there was a formal initiation of new members and on December 13, they helped sponsor the Sunshine Joyce Brandenburg, president, Shirley Seybert, corresponding secretaryg Linda Martin, vice-president, Jane Titus. treasurerz Mariam Anson, recording secretary. to Odew. Hi-Y Christmas dance. On April 4, the girls attended the State Convention at Zionsville. Two girls attend Sunshine Camp every sum- mer where they learn what Sunshine Societies from dif- ferent parts of the state are doing. Last summer Joyce Brandenburg and Linda Martin represented Pendleton at this Camp, Judy Baker. Jim Baker, Mariam Anson, and Francis Conner ob- serve with interest the crowning of Marcia Wood and Tom Brinduse by Joyce Brandenburg.

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3 I-+ ss SEATED: H. Murfin, K. I-lite, N. Clark. STANDING: A. Laudig, P. Murphy, R. Stohler, M. Marshall, N. Green, S Alley, J. Brandenburg, E. Miller. ' '74 fma?o44eZ!e Checking out books, placing cards in the books, and putting them in their proper places provide excellent experience for any girl who wishes to become a librar- ian after graduation. During the year there are three girls helping in the library. These girls.also run errands necessary in their daily work as student li- brarians. Each year a certain number of girls are chosen as secretaries in the principals office. Their main duties are answering the telephone and running errands. In this way the girls get experience for secretarial posi- tions which they may have after graduation or during the summer months. Mrs. Reeves, S. Higginbotham. J. Brandenburg, L. Rector, Mrs. Cooper.