Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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The class of 1961 proudly presents the year of Diamond Jubilee. Pausing in this age of astronauts, scien- tific discoveries, Presidential inaugurations, Civil War Centennials, and superhighways, we reflect the history of the Pendleton Metropolitan School System. The first school was a two-room brick building located east of the train depot on State Street, then called Tariff Street. Built in the early 1830,s, this school was the first in Madison County. The class of 1886, the first graduates, re- ceived their diplomas at Pendleton Academy, more commonly known as West School, located on Taylor Street. As Pendleton grew from a small town to a thriving community, a new school building was constructed in 1895 on East Street. Today this building is used for grades five through seven. In 1935, with the United States trying to recover from a depression and the popula- tion ever increasing, the PWA started con- struction on the building we now occupy. This building, which was completed Decem- ber 4, 1936, had fourteen rooms serving as a home away from home for 294 students. The cafeteria and auditorium were added in 1950. In 1961, with P.H.S. bursting at the seams, progress in education forges ahead in the Pendleton School System. We of the seventy-fifth graduating class are proud of our heritage, and we look forward with faith and confidence in the future of our school. gf M- ' ,,.. E , e, fn.. 1, agua' ...Q ., 7 -'tori .f er A M.: ,Mi ge Zhii .1 , 'ii v.. 4 ' if U., x L, E .6 is M 1,375 fig ,az 5 4 2 :dui 55 ,Mg ' si 1886- ... .-.. - -. ,, .: :.,..t. if gl ,Ng 1 Wg.. s , e me I -1, - . . 23 -wi 1961- I 2 9 KG - 1 5 , s , ax - fl -E -er Q' IT -A... V , -if V , - H '.L f Q A h, 1 1 .. .JW - ' 'V'1--' 's M 53 . , Q 1 . Writ ww ziilia 'f Vi'-I t - H 'Q 4' ,Mar 5 Li-1 'r rziili mag. 4 ,- 'twill X A : w Lf ,N ,131 4. , ,, f , E . g.. v, .X . ,M ,.!....g 1.:','.2f1fL5, 2 za F ,, 25f2:?g'1,az,a.,, 2 Qi, .5 3 E5 Q it, , ffl X l'4f23t-Rf-if li Q F l ' gh' ' 'M 5 ' , 7 5 gag-,ii Q 41,1 3177. it ' is f'gQ-jsw E 3 55:11, ,--,N rg. 5 -Eg. fi '1Eg5ffi'il:P,',li- 3 wgawg ug Eg liiizl , 95,5135-E2 Q ,giggilgk 'df itr zgl iln lfiiegi w e - 2 1 ivii5f?57'iil 335-ilftl i Zig fi z,g,:zag. 55 2, 515131 ,-1, ,31-wfEws2ii22.f..gzg 5251111-1'.2.,...ai 3-afgi'-I :a ti f s' xiii ,-'ff' 1292? .1 gi j , gli 5,1 yt! v,1 ,s ggi ?f'?g,'.-.,...,lE,gii2 SVNEVZ ' u A 5,1 'W ,i.f.:,1, 1, L T1-3:3 'L Q., ' .ffm .- i-...Qi iilift gif...-Qixfi Wilt ,LH iq2ggff'3,L2's271,, .,., :.r:fgg --1' ' 0' W 51514,-:'fi ,ilwwfh A' 11-Zgfarggiif xfas, - W Q Nw Wa' w if . if .r..M,i,.f5,,,n5 spe w .W ff :JJ-.. .A m glqggx ,y i -55 , .. Q. , ., 1.1 . - V -. s w . gQigqg:xig1.?g .7-1g2 , . , wH , gig gf in ag,Z-wzg,g' , i5i'g ' 'ifiwf lL?f?iif151'.2a?'ff ienei i- ssazfe. Wm! fE2f: Z'f-- zwfizzklfiiii':fEiiVi.iiViS'2f.'hEl.X15iii 8ii5?JQiH3 .3zz1'-graft E2'if:1iSW'S iiiigfiiiifaiimiri 452-'12'i E?ElEiF?QElfi-255524-W.,l'f rib -.fi3.' ?'23'1 gg,.1,-5135.221 gg--1 1.11 ings.-53 ,fa . Nw: W 1- , 3, 5 j1.i:Qgif ' as .1 .,.. , LQ, ii, , Y 53 7 1 , , 5 ,gi f T 3 I if .'-z :5:-:-.51::.-,--g.:a- ' A if -WW5 3W'if'f f wwf 'Q V' H 'fn M:rmgw:3:4.wU3ff- 2255 . r g - . 'te f- 'am gm if 3 gif s? Y ' Mjf-jf, wwf, tr jg 1 1 5 1 ,, , 22253 535352 E2 f hiligsiittfttitziisiitt 525332133359 tk 1 s5m.f,rtiti i1Eiit2iti?iZSi3.a

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Involved in the history of Pendleton High School are the lives of many people. In addition to the graduated members of the student body are the underclassmen, and the administrators and faculty members who have served the Pendleton community through the teaching profession. The graduation of five students in 1886 seems indeed a small beginning when We compare it with the 93 grad- uated Seniors in the 75th Commence- ment Anniversary Class. Then or N ovv