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1 L ise Skinner as prize-winning costumes at the annual Girls' League Mama, I want my hott e. says ou she Karen lohnson, and Martha Scott display their Kid Party. Monticello's dummy seems to be having shoe trouble, and Gene Keh- ler repairs the ettigy, The dummy was used to spark team spirit PHS ls a Place for Kids Why do teachers have to pile on so much homework, moan Alice LaVanWay, Pat Lothspeich, and Nancy Hostetler as they take advantage ot every spare mo ment to study, .5.
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Noon-time dancing, one ol the years most popular activities, provided tlie something to do for rnany :students while waiting lor the afternoon to begin For Over One-Fourth of the Day PHS'ers attend school 7112 hours a day, tive days a week, 36 weeks a year, for a total of l35U hours a year. During this time, PHS is our Nhome away from home. While we are here, our activities vary from classes to activi- ties to dancing to everyday pranks. Each inf dividual fills many hours with extra-curriculars, but the basic reason for coming, learning, ocf cupies by tar the most at the time, There's iust enough time to get back from town, thinks leannie Simon as she checks her watch with the master clock in the office jil I g 1 t fi 1, , tl , -i It's time for another concert when Kenny Langdon sound manager, starts hau'ing the spoalcerfs in the Tig Arena down lor another check.
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fdiffi? cus Spirit for the final CIC game of the season was pro- vided by the barrier for the team to go through. lohn Sonafrcnk, senior guard, leads the charge by the team. Open wide, exclaims Mrs. LeMaster, school nurse, as she checks George Dinkel to make sure PHS doesnt have a flu epidemic. z From the Littlest Freshman onfUp From our first kid party as a freshman to the joy of lockers in the new building as seniors, in the space between our first and last basket- ball games, and during our many activities before, during, and after school, we remember many things from PHS. The men go here, explains Mr, lames Noble to Don Wittig, band captain, and Tom Gustin, choir president, as they plan one of the many concerts presented by the PHS music department,
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