Perry Central Junior High School - Pillar Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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The Perryodical-Gur Source of News SEATED: Dave Peaper, Teresa Hensley, Kate Gregory, Carey Stinson, Sheila Delaney Ruth Smith Tom H ll I 3 3' Steve Covert. STANDING: Don Marquette, Donna Beach, Christine McRee, Pam Dinkins, David Griese, Steve Dunbar, Debbie Ruoff, Joe Wilson, Suzy Geyer, Jay Cassady, MI. Peterson. The Perryodical staff is the group which produces and publishes the school newspaper. They met each day during a study hall period. Instruction and practice in journalism was available to those who are interested in these areas. This staff is a service to the school. Debbie Ruoff aids in the production of the paper. Dave Peaper operates the multilith. 29

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W Yearbook Staff Completes Fifth Pillar Iliff ,l'gEflt? jigs ,Y f ' ' Debbie Hagans, 1966-67 PILLAR editor. The organization called the PILLAR is responsible for the school yearbook. The staff consists of twenty-one students and is directed by Miss Whitten. The staff strives harder each year in order to produce bigger and better yearbook. This year THE PILLAR has a hard back cover for the time. This is due to the increased enrollment of our and the efforts of this year's staff. 2. first school FIRST ROW: Bill Copenhaver, Debbie Dubin, Debbie I-Iagans, Eddie Brown, Lynne Thompson, Steve Nelson SECOND ROW: Carol Ellis, Marcia Gunnion, Kent Moseman, Pam Wright, Marlene Geiger, Neelia Hazlett Miss Whitten. THIRD ROW: Gwynn Motley, Terri Curry, Teresa Cronkhite, Don Maxey, Patti Nikoll, Kathy Kaiser, Mary Stegemiller, Chuck Berdel. 28

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President, Sara I-larrellg Vice-president, Don Marquetteg Secretary, Larry Robertsg Treasurer, Mollie Phillips Sponsor, Mr. Callon. Student Council The Student Council of Perry Central is the school's way of student government sponsored by Mr. Callon. Election of the president and vice-presi- dent are conducted with spirited campaigns each spring. Other members, elected by homeroorns, bring complaints and suggestions to the council. Social Studies Club The purpose of the Social Studies Club is to broaden the field of interest of social studies students and to further their academic achievement. The students have had an opportunity to exhibit leadership and conduct independent research. The club visited the State Legislature to observe governmental practices first hand.