Pierceton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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FRONT ROW: Mr. Stouffer, S. Outcelt, P. Conley, R. Stickney, A. English, C. Langhor, J. Rhoades. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lehman, S. Reed, C.Lenwell, J. Rhinehart, J. Tuttle, C. Rager, S. Regenos, T. Menzie, D. Wells. The silhouette of the gavil symbolizes the governing body of P. H. S. This year our president was Robin Stickney; vice-president, John Rhoades; and secretary, Tamra Menzie. The main attraction of the year was Oriental Gardens , our prom. This annual event was offset with record hops and the spring car-wash.

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Silhouettes on the shades of Room 2, late Friday evenings, tell us that the annual staff is working madly to meet their April 1 and June 1 deadlines. The older members are showing younger green members what it takes to produce an annual. The editors get a vigorous workout each picture-taking day; but Mrs. Boley gets one every Friday after school. Lynn has proved her ability as an editor, and weTl miss Robin, Doug, and Jim. The Silhou- ettes of Ella Ree, subscription editor, and of Teresa, business manager, will set examples to those who follow them.

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TIONAL honor SOCIETY SITTING: D. Miner, J. Tuttle, M, Stump, A. English, and B. Leady. STANDING: Sponsor, Miss Poland; M. Smith, E. Cotton, R. Stickney, L. Coble, K. Howell, and Sponsor, Mr. Stoffer, The seniors of Wabash chapter inducted the ten Pierceton students into the National Honor Society. It was explained that the society is based on character, scholastic, leadership, and service. As Mr. Stouffer called the names of the stu- dents, they approached the stage where the register was signed, certificates and pens were received. Afterwards a luncheon was served to both the Wabash and Pierceton members of the National Honor Society.