Pleasant Lake High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Pleasant Lake, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1943 volume:

STEUBEN COUNTY FARM BUREAU F E E D S - S E E D S - C O A L Pleasanl Lake, lndlana Mr. Grillllhg HRoberl, can you fell me whal is meanf by a polygon?u Bob Meek: nl guess ll means a parrol lhal's died, does n'l TLQH V ul hope youfre nol alraid of microbes,H apologized lhe leller as he cashed Helen Warring's check wllh soiled cur FCDCV. nDon'l worry,H said Helen, Ha microbe couldn'l live on a school leacher's salary.n V Keep on working! li A N S E5 U KG EJJKOTHEKS D E P A R T M E N T S T O R E l N C O R P O R A T E D Compllmenfs The Senior Class of Pleasanl Lake School THE STORE THAT HAS SERVED THE PUBLIC FOR 67 YEARS Pleasanl Lake, Indiana C19 flilbfilbiilfh ' 1 U LEVAYiL5NYDEK G Q O C E R Y MIMECGPAPH PQCDUCTS Fresh Fruils and Vegelablcs Used exclussively in lhis Annual Pleasani Lake, indiana Forl Wayne, ind HDear me,H said abseni minded professor Fee as hc fell down The siairs al school, HI wonder who is making all lhai racke'r? V Doroihy Mae Qobinsone HWhy is school like a washing machine?H Lois Norrick: nl don'l know.n Dorolhy Mae: HYou gei oul ol il whai you pui in iig buf you would never recognize il.H V Hey, Maxi Yeah, Bob. Are you all righl2 l'Yeah. Then l've shol a rabbil fa - rd r-' ' T l N C U Y it I SILJQB-Z rj S E J B E CD IVT I ' STATE BXXNK PKWHWN6 CQ Publishes ihe Sleuben Re- publican and The Angola Herald-- A N Sleuben Counly's lavorile news- G 0 L A' I N D I A papers. Keep informed on all of The l Member of The Federal local news, Reserve Sysiem And Federal Deposil ln- surance Corporalion S U B S C R l B E F O Q Y O U Q C O U N T Y Play sale--Pay by check. P A P E 2 lflffxl'r5il1e5ile:.aii C A LLENDAWS BEAUTY Sl-IGP 1-if-xlaownlzs Lel us ANGOLA, IND. Angola supply your hardware needs. lndiana Mr. Srighl: HWho can fell me wbal ihe former ruler of Russia was called?N Marlin Meek: HC2ar.n Mr. Brighl: HCorreCl. And whal was his wife called?n Marlin: nCzarina.H Mr. Bridhlg HCorrecl. And whal were ine Czar's chil- dren called?' Marlin lAller a pausel: nCzardines. V Belly jane: nLook al lbe old fish. Aren'l lhey red?H 9 Wilbur Wilson: nWell, if somebody pul you in a glass lish bowl wiihoul your swimming suil, You'd be red looln -A B RCDK AW NGRTHEASTERN lNDlANA'S FINEST THEATER 1. ANGOLA COMPLETE REBINDING SERVICE WF BIND IVIHCAZINES OLD BOOKS PIEIE AND HYMNAL HBQUND TO PLEASE THE HEOQIWW BHXIDE RY mmm MANCHESTERJ ww. STEUBEN COUN TY RURAL ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP COQPORATIGW Mark: HBoy, oh boy! Thai was some blonde you had wilh you lasl highl. Where did you gel her?N Max Ferris: HDunno. l jusl opened my billlold andlhere she wasln V Miss Warringg HWhy doyou always call your wife, angel?H Paul Chasey: HBecau5c she's always ready lo fly, she's conlinually harping, andshc never has an eerlhly lhing lo wear. V Cuslomerg Nls lhal lhe head cheese over lhere?H Bob Meek: UNO, lhe boss lsn'l in righf now.u Cofvl mffmE1yr5 or lug Sllifhhlll HShows only lhe besl shows.u Angola, lndiana PATROIWZE GUY? ADVEPTIZERS They are The reason 'rhal you can buy a Biller-Sweel,fha+ cosls 32.50 lo makglr lOl' SluOOs Temperamenig jus? a fancy name for plain cussed H2550 V Eugene Creager and Mildred Ford mel in d revolvi door, and lhaf's when lhey slarled going around fo geiher. V Middle Age: The lime of life when you would ra lher nol have a good lime fhan recover from il. V Mosouiloes are very religious. Firsl ihey si over you, lhen lhey prey on you. ivoflerl-MRM ffvoimglr V r e V F, Puzeim -o,El3 l e E ofvn w Y Emil If In f- CRCNVJ DAHQY blTROCfKo GUERNSEY QUALITY DEALER IN Grain - Seeds Wool - Sail and Feeda Angola, Indiana H U D S O N , .J A , Mr. Glasgowg uwhich weeds are The easiesf Io kiIl?n Bob Ferris: uWidow's weeds. You have only Io say 'Will lhou' and Ihev wilf.H - V Carmen Ferris: HI like malhemalics when If Isn'f over my hedd.H Bob Fuller: uThal's Ihe way I feel aboul pigeons.n V Mrs. Bolingerg HWhal are you doing, Chesler? Cheslerg 'NoIhing!n Mrs. Bolingerg nYou're gelling more like your lalher every dayln T H-y ' EAT AT THE COMPUMENTSCW Z- QUA BAR N A Ivoom smrff BANK HCHICKEN IN THE BASK ETH NBURGER IN THE BASKETH HSHORT ORDERSH Angola , Why noi plan a a I -- Indiana p r y refreshmcnls and Then enlerlalnmenf in our Ioll. l l ... - l Doc MAC K' I f K , 4 , 4 , 3 boor VVEST END SHELL Smrfofv SERVICE WH A SlWl L E A World's Grcalesl Wafer Power: - - A Woman's Tears V I Did YOU Know? In mosl of Lalin America The school lcrm begins in April or May and ands in November. Collon is being picked and planlcd somewhzre in lheworld 1 cvcry day in The year. Uniled Slalcs railroads employ more Than 2,000,000 men and women. V W H E N Y O U N E E D A D E U G S T O R E W H Y N O T G O T O A N G O L A T O KOLB EIQQS. DRUG STORE , Open Nighls And Sunday Unlil Noon l ll Angola, lndiana l THE A X D hfloormf Brow F D U N T A I N S E Q V l C E M A G A Z I N E S Piclures .05 a Phone QD Prinl Salesman: 'lls your moiher engaged, lillle man? Max julian' Hlingagzd? Why, she's married! V Did You Know? A soldier eals lwice as much canned goods as a Civilian- eighly cans a y?ar againsl lorly cans. The sleel in one washing machine would make lhrec ma china guns. Sevenly-live per ccnl ol GQrman's war induslry is locale in lhc Ruhr region Y O U ' L L F l N D D P l N K l N G ill P K gl :U A G ' O N R E A L L Y A P L E A S U R E I Angola Bollling Company Angola, lndia HUTEL HENDRY NA D I S T l N C T I V E P L A C E T O E A TU Plan your nexl Banquel wllh us. AHQOIG, India Mrs. Glngherg nCorrecl The senlencc: 'II was me Ihal spill The ink.H Z. A. Warringg II wasn'f me Ihal spllf Ihe ink. V Mr. Crow: nMark, do you use looIhpasle?n Mark: UNO sir, my Ieelh aren'f loose.n ' V Willa jean: uHas Ihe doclor laken your lemperalure yel9H john Thrushg UI don'I know: I haven'l missed anylhi buf my walch yeI.H V I Wonder whal a loafer feels like when a holiday comes alon A n Take Care Of Your Mosl Wonderful Gill-- VISICN. Glasses Made, Repalred and Adjusled DR,M.BLOUCH 9 0 l 6, I n d i a n a - Y, , , -1 ,,,.. Y, ,.,, -k.---.,- ,Yi 7 1 415 L - A ..,-fa 'if 'N 'Gwmwy:-Timm gnxx X W, 5: xx XA? '-w- 'W-- - ' ,fs 'S-gs-swf? fffg ,,, ., W. ..-....,..., ws XWWQ l':l'5f-. 1 ' ' 1'-Yritfw ' Q ,.','.'7iL - K : 5'l'7 f ':fR ' '7 plsoicwriorl Some where in lhis world luH ol slrlle and slruggle lhere is a rev of lighl calling Us lo lighl on lor greeler lhings. This lighl and hope are our friends and reldlives lhal are serving in our armed forces lodav. To lhem we would like lo dedicale lhis, lhe Biller-Sweel ol l943, wilhoul The inspirdlion received from our Hlighli ng men we would nol have had lhe nerve lo carry on and keep lighlingfl --The senior class COMPLTMENTS ll FUR A TREAT OF NKBRMMS TRY DRY CLEANERS IIXAT-1CiDP P lg ESSAY GN CATS By Lois Trllch Cals and people are lunny animals. Cals have lour paws and only one ma. People have forelalhers and only one mo- lher. When a cal smells a ral he gels exciled. So do peo- ple. Cals carry lalls and a lol ol people carry lales also. All cals have lur coals. Some people have lur coals and lhe ones who don'l have lur coals say cally lhings aboul lhe ones who do have lhem. ERIE! TALE Mr., Missy Meel, Kiss. More kissesg Mr., Mrs. Your Home is Your Caslle C Q L ! T S l 'Ufw f7,fw ANGOLA BRHUQ f4i?X QQ! QTWLE CO. Bulld ll lo lasl. The besl place lo buy your yearls supply ol coal and building ma- lerials. Angola, Indiana Ili: 1--f. f I r r-A 1 FQ Q 'iw r I 4 1 rlq 4' U .if 2 S- - 'Q f ff, r 4, L '91 I 16 til N. I 1 I '1' up Q F' Q B- U 3' ,-Al I ,' 4vrl ',,' .., W u V u' I l n 'mdk u , N ' 213 I . . A.. :WHL 1 u M haf., ':. 1- ,rf , I 1 A 1 . 'Jw H' uylr 'll A Aglk' ' ' A ' 'sr' . Lv ' 4 1 n rn r, l ,Wm ' 5 f n ' B. v.,-, . Q ' ,n om' I l 1' ' 1 Q K YA' v' ' L 1 4 lf , 1 u i x n J '4 4 1: mv ix . 1 ff' H N, a 'ff ll- 2 VF qif A 9 I 31 ,s VC I ml Vs' ' L'l' Q 4 -.Wx A1 1 I v 013341 1111 11'-4 1 1w111vya1 1 1 7113 ' 'o 3' 1 1 , 11 . 1 , 1 Jun H 'W '1 'fs A 1 I '4 i I 14 l'Jpw.31l we X Ulu 'xwfu ' IJ Huh 1 f411,,!, V. 1 If MIA . ' ' 'mn' . 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 '.. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 4 7'fi'1' ,1 1, .1 1 11Jl11 , 1 ' 1 1I I ,. 11. ,111 1 , I , 11.1 ww 1 . 1. 1 ' 'iii I1 . -3 'r xii K! J,1y,1. ja' U' af . '5 . l'1Iay : - n L, W K ' , .31 4 D Q , 'ffkgx X vt ' , 4 R' v ' . f'w n ,A XZ, , '- . ',-1 ' ' -. .V . , -.x.- fx , 1, . -4 a .' -- Q 7 U V w 5 x X Hu mu! vM'yt .P 5 br, f ' ' r I6 Qfmkp' ' N V'-' '11 ' '14 - I' 9 jA L. I i ,Z n X I 1, E E i E i. 4 v Cv' K . '1 Q . fi 11 if E 1? :i J Q 4 O U R G Name Gayl Gilberl Lloyd Gilberl Conway Yockey Edwin Meek Harvey Michael Paul Plingslag james Turlle Kennelh Wolf Paul Slrock Edmond Morlorll Philip Huffman Dee Harpham Roberl C. Ransbu Russell Plall Ralph Kisiler David Chadwick Ross Lower Ralph Daub L Ned My e r s Francis D. Parks Lawrence Gilberi Lewayne Ellioll Dale L. Harpham Kennelh Lepley Raymond V. Morlo Dale Lower Gordon Hardy Kennard Meek Howard Reinoehl james Renner jeanelle Slraw Palrick Slelller Earl Cook Owen Crowell Archie Seberl A. l. Collins Maurice Sfroh George Kiesler R A D EQ rff U A T E S l N S E R V l C E N Branch of Service Year Gradu Army Army Army Army Army Navy Army Army Army Army Army Marines Army Army Navy Army Army Army Army lKilled in line Army Army Marines Army Army Army Navy Army Army Navy WAAC Navy Army Navy Army Army Army Army ol du aled l9l3 l9l6 l92O IQQ4 l9Q5 IQQ6 l9Q7 IQQ7 IQQS l929 l929 l9Q9 l93l l93l i932 l933 IO33 IQ34 l934 l935 l935 l935 i935 l935 l935 i936 l936 l936 IQ36 l936 l937 IQ37 I937 IQ37 l937 l937 l938 l938 A.J.Collins. 1l , 9 1 w-8 ,.. . Z i .1- ! . 555' K 5 I ff. T. ,L I Dale, Lovver' - 'mf-obfjul-ibelj R 1 'F A 4 K ' - 4 ' ' ' . Lg w.- if T33 M uri llgzceikx '--.,.. L.jT'i'23s4-' J. VVajne MqAlPfne Vdflin Rbber'-I-5 James-thompson ' 41, ,.., . ' f 4-A19 if f - iii ' Q-L A L-'gig f D-'J- . 5 F I L L f HAM Q Z I RXC.hElvd Yunev' S'Tan lej Carper- James Miev'aS Dawson Gov-r'e-.H kenneTh Wo If Richilrd MaTSon MJ I buf-nThomIa5on Daie Gnamling Roger Thompson Milburn Thomps Merwiri Qoberls Dick Maison Harold Reinoeh Wymond Wilson Richard Fuller Richard Slraw Dean Wolf Verlin Roberls Dale Gramling junior Libey Qichard lAiller Wayne McAlpin Paul Beafly james Mieras Sianley Carper Mack Van Auken Dawson Gorrell james Wood Max Deelz Wilbur Yockey Willard Yockey jack Helmuih Army on Navy Army Army l Army Army U. S Army Army Navy Navy Army Ndvy Army Army Navy Navy Army Army Navy Navy Army Army Navy V Naval Academy Wilhoul doubl many more names will be added lo lhis lisi by lhe lime ihe i943 Biller-Sweel is issued, and wiihoul doubf several members ol lhe Alumni now serving in ihe armed forces have been missed. To lhese, we exlend our apologies and we wani you lo know lhal you were noi missed inlenfionally. We would also like lo lisi a former leacher of Pleasanl Lake and also our former Sponsor, Mr. Roberl Gingher. The Senior l938 l939 l939 IQBQ i939 l939 l94O l94O l94O i940 IQAO IQAO i940 l94l l94l l94l l94l l94l l94l l942 i942 i942 lQ42 IQAQ Wu lson Vanllvkery STraw DeeT5 Dau Ne E-Amon 4Ra'1mond Edwm Kennard Memjer-5 fVlor71:r'f-F Meek Meek Roger Robo-T -James Mefwih Dean Thomfson Rl'WSbUf3 wood RobevTS Wolf 2- -nt M l I I V, v 'L L lxv- 2.. A -K4 M wg-wmi Mem named +JaMrre May fmph ' b ' - 9 H ff d ' D H O W C A N T H E Y 8 E S O B R A V E Q How can They be so brave? The khaki soldiers marching by, Shoulders back and chins held high, Fierce love oT liie, yeT The will To die lT iT Come To ThaT. lT was no longer Than yesTerday They were happy, carefree boys aT play, Laughing youngsTers across The way Playing aT One ol' CaT. How can They be so brave? The liTTle girl wives wiTh painTed lips And The scarleT lacquered TingerTips, Hiding The grieT ThaT Tears and grips As a dull kniTe cuTTing asunderg Holding Their Tears Till The Train pulls oui, And Iosl in The disTance The whisTle's shouT LOST in The disTance and Taded ouT The engine's noise and Thunder. How can They be so brave? Khaki soldiers To Tace The guns, LiTTle girl wives To bear Them sons, So laTely They were our liTTle ones-- How can They be so brave? --BoniTa WiTTy I Z Ng4- sa!! X s x ag S gjfh f .eff ff '.'4.' 55' fizf -4., 4 i: 5 X N X A.-:.:.': ..A...: sf? 9 3 11.24. H I X I l i 1 .IJ J- XJ .J june T E A C H E P S O F P L E A S A Chasey - - Firsl Grade Teacher Married. Six Years Experience. N T L A K E Has laughl school al Pleasanl Lake, Hillsdale, Mich. an Soulh Bend, lndiana. Hobby--Nulriiion and Flower Gardening. Graduaied from Pleasanl Lake High School. College--Oxford College and Indiana Teachers Degree-- Firsl Grade lile license. Summer plans--raising chickens. V Berla Noll - - Second Grade Teacher Four years experience. Has iaughl school al Pleasanl Lake only. Hobby- - Music. Gradualed from Pleasanl Lake High Sghool. College--Ball Slale Teachers College Two year Cerlilicale held. Summer plans - - Working on Defense Work. V Thelma Nilson - - Third Grade Teacher Nol Married. Three Years Experience. Has laughl al Fayelle, Ohio and Pleasanl Lake Hobby - - Crochelling and knilling. Gradualed lrom Angola High School. College - - Tri-Slale College Primary license held. Summer plans--Nolhing delinile. V Helen Warring - - Fourlh Grade Teacher Mary Noi Married. Four years experience. Has laughl school al Pleasanl Lake only. Hobby--Bowling. Pei Pieve - - HLoud knocking al my door.H Gradualed from Pleasanl Lake High School College - - Ball Slale Teachers College Primary license held. Summer plans - - work. V Swynehardl - - Fillh Grade Teacher Noi Married. Eleven years experience. Has laughl school al Pleasanl Lake only. Hobby--Crafls, music, reading and philosophy Pei Pieve - - Hoarders. Gradualed from Pleasanl Lake High School. College - - Ball Slale Teachers College. Degree held - - B. S. Elemenlary Educalion. Summer plans - - College work, Drail carving Pole al Muncie, Indiana for lhe Boy Scouls Muncie. V College. ol Tolem ol WF ge ,- n No bleThompson va Br- h John Gia w Ovvxlxe Gr H' Th PavlneG gher Vdovme aol Dale Cr vu Mar Sw neharcli' Helen Warn Thelma Nu Iso V1 ' 1 -'-W -' r A ii s SH 1 -. u . K E12 - 1 O. . ,P a . W i T ' ' , - f 2 A Q . I J Q, - ' Q ' f in 1' s P 1 . l A 6 Q. H-F0 5 - - f 1 9 il l BerTa Wolf Junechasej Weir Gv'if'4FiTh I v .V 4, - iff fs' 4 M H ' ,vu . I V 5 V u it ' I ' , 0 'x s , - . u 1 , Q . VW., nr--1 -'f-q-v'-n-- : U an l,. Q 'I P, X k '+-iqlak .Jn x ff 11 ao uf .1 Y-4 ,f 1, . 4.. -QQ? . , -, I.. , ELI- A Nl Z :hqijngwht-KL .978-rad .UE --I xp ' ',. ' ,. ,T- U ' 1.34 ' ' gt, f-ff, . Q '31 .Mig , 5'0 D .1 ' ' ' ' l'r . I lm 2 . 1, Q 1,45 :V amy, Vu - ' ' - , 411-Nw f ' ju ' ' W 'I ,A .: , I 'fy rr' I x 4' s 1 A I 1 ?N.st . , .'x,, .Mfr .V -V 1 4 5 I . 'fu H5 f I S2 a r V 4 Q' .. 1. . . --1 Ar . rg .' , L,x', 94 - W -A-.4 , , .I 4. . , , I Lf . . ' 3 1., 4 u I 4 'in ' 1 6 , . 1 H' . f ,Jn 'v' L 1 , 1 , M' ' .w . L ', ,. , .', . . , 4 .'1 Q13 , . , f , , 1 0.1 1' l L I D ,ff Aan' A VLH, 1 Q. ', ,ANI Y 'vim 1' y s I 1, 7 r x A N i .1 g: r I 'P r J . , ww Dale Crow - - Sixlh Grade Teacher lilol Married. Eighl years leaching experience. laughl al Pleasanl Lake ,and in Ohio. Hobby - - Fishing. Gradualed lrom Pandora High School in Pandora, Ohio. College - - Wosler Universily. Lile License held. Summer plans - - Farming. V Viclorine Paul - - Girls' Phy. Educalion, English and Home Economics. Nol Married. Seven years leaching experience. Taughl al Ellie, La., Charlollesville, ind. and Plea- sanl Lake Hobby - - Piano. Gradualed lrom Upland High School, Upland, indiana. College - - Ball Slale Teachers College Degree - - B. S. Home Economics. Summer plans - - Uncerlain. V Pauline Gingher - - English and Music. Married. Firsl year ol leaching school. Hobby - - Collecling Pollery. Pel Pieve - - Arguing wilh Z. A. Warring. Oradualed lrom Fayelleville High School, Fayelleville, Wesl Virginia. College - - Manchesler. Degree - - B. S. in Music and Arl. Summer plans - - Slaying here and work. V Orville J. Grillilh - - Science and Malhemalics. Married. Firsl year ol leaching school. Hobby - - Amaleur Movies. Gradualed lrom Sand Creek High School, Sand C., Mich. College - - Adrian Teachers College Degree- - A. B. Plans lor summer - - Work. V john S. Glasgow - - Agricullure, Science and Firsl Aid. Married. Eighl years leaching experience. Hobby - - Hunling and lishing. Pel Pieve - - Sassing. Oradualed lrom Porlland High School, Porlland, lndiana College - - Purdue Universily. Degree - - B. S. Agricullure. Summer Plans - - Club work and farming. V Ira Brighl - - Boys Phy. Educalion, Coach and Social Science Married. Twenly-one years leaching experience. Hobby - - Pholography. Oradualed lrom Epsom High School, Epsom, indiana. lConl. lo back nl Freshman picluresl 1' . 'I 4 'A 5' 1'-:tg J ll 8 I I I X., f 12:53 . . E. ii: : Wfl'.'.1-1,3-.. mg.:-2-11.1-13 121 . 1-:-4.1 1-.17 '.-:vt-za-. .55 .' Swv? pun sau ! Q' .1,.,. 51.15. .X ,., I XM X5 my? -H -xizitfv. , N, AQQ,WMMQ ,. 1: . ' 2 3553. 5 42 3115? 'E f- psi 2 awiilf Qmmmw - ' --:':-: '. if 'Iii 2' 1 , .2:g52:E1:Q:1zg:2:12:1:2:P W , . V gt. :Z 2 I ' x .Q QSN 1 ' fn . A .....,.. ' ' '- 'I'-'ififl -5-'ijf'frEVE5f5f55,S5::E: :f:f-1 5:555.Q:Q:ggg25r55:3E5-'fff'f'f'f ' SENIOKS V I T A L S T A T l S T I C S O F T H E S E N l C Q C L A S S I er - Born january IO IQQS Qoberl Eu I - ueaghih ci ff. l,lf2 an. weigiii iso iss. Seller known as HDeadeyeH Hobby - - Tin Acilvilies - kering around Freshman: Band, Baskelball, Chorus, Co. Band and Quarleile Sophomore: Baskelball Band Chorus, Guarlelle, Co. junior: Senior: james Crowl - - More ollen Hobby - - Swi Aclivilies - Freshman: Sophomore: called 9 Q Band and Presidenl Rand, Chorus, HGirl Shyn, Baskelball, Co. Band Band, Chorus, and HHol Wafer Henryn V Born june 7, IQQS Heighlh S ll. IO in. Weighl loO lbs. uPelen mming Band, Co, Band and 4-H Club Baskelball, Band, Co. Band, 4-H Club and Vice Presideni junior: Band, Co. Band, 4-H Club, HGirl Shyn, Vice Presidenl, Siudeni Mgr. and Sparlonian Senior: Band, HHOI Wafer Henryu, Quarlelle, Slu- denl Mgr. and Vice Presidenl V Mary Ellen Lyons- Born january l7, l925 Answers lo Hobby: Sw Aclivilies Freshman Sophomore: junior: Senior: Ma Heighlh 5 ll. 6 in. Weighl l25 lbs. IYIXAQQH imming Home EC. Club, Chorus, Drum Major and Vice Presldenl Home EC. Club, Chorus, Drum Major,Ninelle, Secrelary Treasure ol class ' Home Ec. Club Pres., HGirl Shyn, Ninelle, Chorus and Sparlonian HHOI Wafer Henryn, Drum Major, Sparlonian Ediior, Ninelle, Chorus and Typing Team V rgarelhelen Grogg - - Born Mav 9, IQQ5 Heighlh 5 fl. 2 If? in Veighf--IPersonall W Called HMargareIH lor shorl Hobby: Dancin Aclivifies - Freshman: Sophomore: junior: Senior: Q Home EC. Club and Chorus Home Ec, Club and Chorus Sparlonian, Home EC. Club Bookkeeping Team Sparlonian Slall , om shy and L W Clark M afson, res. Qhe5Tev75olirw3er- Geraldine Nic lp-vs Fuller- alfa 2 1 f Fig EQTT5 Dellevr- Mary E-I-50715 Lois Tv-wah Elincr Favour i'Te. James Cr-owl Be'f'f5 Jackson Y'01E'1 9l f'I,S M 5 eT GHS? Wd ne Car-per' EGTT-j Coon W1'lbur Wilson Ld.-andalee .S'w1'f'f' Acliviiies Chesier Bolinger - - Born May 3l, IQQS Heighlh 5 il. 7 in. iieighl' l35 lbs. Nickname - - nChein Hobby - - Baskelball Freshman: Baskeiball and 4-H Club Sophomoreg Baskelball and 4-H Club junior: Muck Crop judging Team, Baseball, HGirl Shyu Sparionian Siafl Senior: Baskelball, 4-H Club, HHoi Wafer HenryN,Muck Crop judging Team and Sparlonian V and hih 5 ii. ll l 2 in. Wayne Carper- - Born june 6, i925 Heig f X Veighl lBO lbs. Raiher be called nCarpe H Hobby - - Playing Baske Aclivilies Freshmang Sophomore junior: Senior: Clara Bolinge Called NCla V r iball Baskelball Baskeiball Baskeiball HG1rl Shy , baseball ana 4-H Club ' Baseball and 4-H judging Team Baseball, 4-H judging Team and 9 5 Baskeiball , Baseball, 4-H'judging Team and HHol Wafer Henry V - -gomimafch IQ, i924 Heighih 5 fi. IXQ in Wasabi :QQ nas. ren Hobby - - Planning Hope Chesi Aclivilies Freshman: Sophomore junior: Senior: Wilbur Wilson Nickname - Hobby - - B Acliviiies Freshman: Sophomore junior: Senior: Responds lo GS Elinor Favourile . Club EC. Club Ec. Club and Home Ec Home Home HHOT Wa Sparlonian Sialf ler Henryn and Sparlonian Siali V - Born November I3, i925 Heighih S ii. IO in. Weighi lC2 lbs. n u Ed eball Baseba Baseba Baseba ionian Baseba Henryw Hei Wei Elia Hobby - - Pholograp Acliviiies Freshmang Chorus Sophomoreg Chorus Q ll, Baskeiball and Band ll, Baskeiball and Band ii, Baskeiball, Sana, oil-l shy ,spar Siall and Bookkeeping Team ll, Baskeiball, Band, HHoi 'Wafer V Born February 7, i925 grim 5 ii. 5 in. ghl' II7 lbs h V and Home Economic Club and Home Economic Club juniorg uGirl Shynand Sparlonian Slall Senior: Treasure and Sparlonian Slall V Belly Deller - - Born Seplember I9, IQQ4 Heaghlh 5 fi. 4 IXQ an. Weighl lI5 lbs. Beller known as HDellerH Hobby - - Reading and Dancing Aclivilies Freshman: Home Ee. Club, Chorus and Presidenl Sophomoreg Home Ec. Club, Chorus and Band junior: Home EC. Clue, Chorus, Band and Sparlonian Senior: Band, Chorus, HHOI Wafer Henryn and Spar- Ionian V Belly Coon - - Born April 3, IQQS Heighlh 5 li. o lf4 in. Weighl IOS lbs. Oflen called NB cn Hobby - - Qeading Aclivilies Freshman: Home Ec. Club, Sand and Chorus Sophomore: Home Ee. Club, Band, Chorus and Ninelle junior: Typing Team, Band, Chorus, Ninelle and Sparlonian Siall Senlorg nHol Waler Henryu, Chorus, Advanced Typ- Wandalee Swlil- Nickname - - Hobby - - Dan Aciivilies Freshman: Sophomore: juniorg Seniorg Clark Maison - ing Team, Cl. uuarlelle and Sparlonian V - Born March 4, IQQS Heighlh 5 fl. 2 in. Weighl IQS lbs. Hswiflieu cing Home Ec. Club, Band and Chorus Home Ec. Club, Band and Chorus Home Ee, Club, Band, Chorus, HGirl Shyn, and Sparlonian Slalf Band, Chorus, Typing Team and Sparloni V - Born April IS, I943 Heighlh 5 fl. IO in. Weighll-'1Olbs. Comes when HDubN is menlioned Hobby - - Pholography Aclivilies Freshman: Sophomore: juniorg Seniorg Carmen Ferris - Yell Leader, Band and 4-H Club Sfudenl Mgr., Band and 4-H Club Baseball, Baskelball, Sand, 4-H Club, H Shyn, Presldenl and Sparlonian Baskeiball, Baseball, Band, 4-H Club, Wafer Henry, Sparlonian, judging Team Presidenl I V - Born Oclober 25, IQQ4 Heighfh S ll. 2 in. Weighf II8 lbs. dh Gi TIH rl of and - Mickey holography Nickname - Hobby - - P Aclivilies Freshman: Sophomore: G. A. A. a G. A, A. and Glee Club nd Glee Llub junior: Glee Club and G. A. A. V is Trilch - - Born july 9, IQQS HeiQhih5 ll. 45 in. Weighl llO lbs. Answers lo uLodyH Hobby - - Collecling Poems and Ari Aclivilies Freshman: Home EC. Club, Chorus and 4-H Club Sophomoreg Home EC. Club, Chorus and 4-H Club juniorg Home EC. Club, Chorus, 4-H Club, H and Sparlonian Slalf Senior: Sparlonian Slall and 4-H Club V ily jane jackson - - November QQ, IQQ4 Hcighfh 5 fi. 112 an. Wcighl lO3 lbs. Boller known as HBelseyH Hobby - - Colleciing Slamps AClivllles Freshmen: 4-H Club, Home EC. Club and Chorus Sophomore: 4-H Club, Home EC. Club and Chorus juniorg 4-H Club, Home EC. Club, Chorus,Bo Team and Spdrlonian Slali Seniorg 4-H Club, Sperionian Slafl, HHol Henryn, Librarian, and Typing Team V raldine MCAlpin - - Born Oclcbcr 26, i925 Hcighlh 5 ll. 5 in. Weighl ll5 lbs. Known as HGerryN Hobby - - Ari Aclivilies Freshman: Home EC, Cl SophomoregHome EC. CI juniorg Chorus, Nin lonian Sla Senior: Chorus, Ban Wafer Henry S E N l O R R O L L O F H O N ub, 4-H Club and Chorus ub, 4-H Club and Chorus elie, Band, 4-H Club and if d, 4-H Club, Spdrlonian n V Girl Shyn okkeeping Wafer Spar- and NHol O R Belly jackson - - Valediclorien - - Average 96.02 Margarcihelen Grogg - - Salulalorien - Average 93.35 V S E N I O R C L A S S H I S T 3 R Y In lhe lall ol l93l lwenly-six anxious and exciled lillle people securred lo lhe lirsl grade room al Fleasan Lake School. They were as lollows: Donald Anslell, Chesler Bolinger, Ora Clark, james Crowl, Lewis Davis, Corl Elslon, Elinor Favourile, Qoberl Fuller, Marcella Goodhew, Phyllis Grim, Dorolhy Hoyer, Dean lmholl, Belly jane jackson, Belly King, Winilred Lepley, Clark Maison, Qaymond Myers, Helen Norlhouse, junior Penick, Lavon Rigg,lNandalee Swill, Harold Swiharl, Barbara Thompson, Lois Trilch, Roberl Zeigler and Keilh Myers. From lhese pupils lhere remains only eighl in lhe gradualion class ol '43, namely: Chesler Bolinger, james Crowl, Elinor Favourile, Qoberl Fuller, Belly jane jackson, Clark Molson, Wandalee Swill and Lois Trilch. Through lhe lirsl eighl years we received several new members and many lell our ranks and everyone had lhe honor ol eilher slanding oul in lhe hall or in lhe corner ol lhe room. In l93B lhere were lwenly-lour lreshmen enrolled. Every member oi lhe class was looking lorward lo lhe ex- periences lhal were lo allend lhe lreshman year. Mr. 5ohr now in lhe Army, was our class sponsor, There were a number ol new members who had joined lhe class in lhe years pre- ceeding high school, lhey wereg Clara Bolinger in lhe se- cond grade, Wayne Carper in lhe lillh grade, Belly Coon Geraldine McAlpin and Wilber Wilson in lhe sixlh grade, Mary Ellen Lyons in lhe sevenlh grade, Margarel Grogg in lhe eighlh grade, also Carl Beard, Dean lmholl, Alberl Olson, Wilma Lockharl, Paul Whysong, Violel While, Chesler Sullivan, lrene Wilcox and Herberl Hollmeyer. The lallerlwo wilhdrew during lhe year- Mr. Bohr was again our sponsor during lhe sophomore year. Wilma Lockharl, Blberl Olson, Violel While and Chesler Sullivan relired as our lellow-classmales. Ah! How lasl lhe years speed along, could il be lhal we were now juniors? Mr. Gingher, who is now in lhe Army Air Corps, look lhe responsibilily ol being our class advisor. This was lhe year lo be njollyu and we were, indeed, lo which our leachers will leslily. During lhis year, lhere were lour sludenls who lell our ranks, namely: Carl Beard, Dean lnholl, Paul Hhysong and Winilred Lep- ley, who became Mrs. joseph Mirlo. ' ln November we received our class rings and on February QI, we presenled oul class play nGirl Shy.u On April ll we look lhe seniors lo Forl Wayne lor a dinner al lhe indiana Holel and laler in lhe evening lo lhe lhealer. This evenl ended a wonderlul school year which will never be lor- gollen. Now we are compleling lhe momenlous senior year, lhe year ol lradilional wisdom and dignily. We believe,however, lhal we have failed in lhese characlerislics and we now leel very humble as we approach lile's responsibililies. We hope we will be able To acgoiiourselves well in whafever work we Underiakg, LasT OcTober Carmen rerris oT Soulh Side in Forf Mayne jcined us, increasing our class roll To TiTTeen mem bgrg, Nr, Thompson had The Task of being oor class advisor This year. There were five boys who received baskeTball sweaTersg ChesTcr Bolinger and Clark Mafson received one sfripe, and Wayne Carper and Wilber Wilson Two siripes. james Crowl has acTed as sTodenT manager for Two years and will also receive a sweaTer. On November I9 we presenTed our senior play, HHOT wafer Henry,u a Three acf comedy,under The direcTion of Mr. Thompson, which we feel was well-accepfed by The communify. The senior piciures arrived a few days before Chrisfmas and made welcome giTTs Tor mosT of us. We selecled our grad- uaTions invifalions and name cards affer considerable class debale. The class oT '43 graduaies on April 20 and every one of us reflecfs upon The Twelve long and yeT somehow shorT years we spenf in school and each one regreTs Thaf his high school career has come To an end. The lasT four years especially have been full of glory and Tun and will always be fondly remembered. In our hearfs, as in The hearTs of all grad- To all uaiing classes before us, we 'are sad To bid farewell These good Times, mosl oT all, To our classmaTes and To our Teachers. Mr. Thompson, as sponsor, has advised us during This imporfanl year and Mr. Fee has been undersianding and helpful, as principal, ThroughouT all our school years --Mary Ellen Lyons -V- 5 E N l O Q W l L L We, The senior class of l943, do hereby will an oueafh The producTs of our learning and Traifs of our sonaliiy To The following, To of This insTrumenT unTil Thaf enlirely consumed Through use' have and To hold from Traif or personalify has Q I Thy Mae Robinson. is Trifch, bequeafh I Lo also my arTisTic abilify To Mr. Thompson. The BeTTy Deller, will my giggling and silliness To be- per- dafe been Dor- my Temper To Sammy Collins and l,BeTTy jane jackson, will my abiliTy To make goodgrades and my abilify To blush To Naomi TinsTman. l, MargareThelen Grogg, leave my chubbiness To Earlene Yockey and my abiliiy To argue To Marjorie Triich, l, Elinor FavouriTe, will my power To argue wiTh The Teachers and fellow sTudenTs To Willajean Wolf and also my abzlaiy To do my share of The Talking To Birdena TriTCh. l, 32'f'fV COOH, give my Typing abilify To Marlin Meekand love lor ihe Angola boys lo Clara Lou Slulllvr. l, Vary Ellen Lyons, lprovided il can be boughll leave my gum chewing io Ima Lee Wade and my love lor lhe Navy Uni- form lo Mildred Wolf. I, Geraldine McAlpin, will my slow and easy going mood lo Beverly Lepley. l, Clara Bolinger, requesl lhal my love lor diamondzand whal goes wilh lhem lo Margarei Brand. l, Wandalee Swill, will my abilily lo scream al lhe ball games lo Elaine Snyder and lhe habil ol slomping my fool lo Bob Meek. l, Carmen Ferris, will my blond lresses lo all lhe dark haired Pleasanl Lake girls. l Wayne Carper, will my abilily io play baskelball io I Max Ferris. l, james Crowl, leave my pleasing personalily lo june 1. Wagoner and my abilily io slay oul lale al nighl lo Grayson While. l, Wilbur Wilson, will my abilily lo place lacks under people lo Mark Chrysler and lhe enjoymenl l gel from slapl- ing my fellow classmales books lo Lavon Trileh. l, Eoberl Fuller, will my quielness lo barbara Thompson and my abilily io make good use ol my lime lo any of lheslu- denls Thai are guilly ol running around during school hours. We,lhe seniors,willand beouealh above all--lhe good iimes we have had and our good looks lo lhe under graduales. We, lhe seniors, sel our hand lo lhis, our lasl will and leslimenf, on April QC, IQ43. S l G N E D eaggegeeeem '- efifzmim rub -74410153 e 221421 lzll 114.1'+r CQ 43 fwwwv eww Cfofbci, ' l'5ff5' Qlarbzyuanri a5Q4reQ, Z1 ,fs AQ2, ff? ja , ,fig 1 ,Q gi Aaliw-54' gg 2ZLae ,QQLIQLL ffefL 554v49wPdL ljZ4aaLf,PfZAav1zez5l A 4 OWUIQ ' I v.f:.- C ,QV fl I-7 ji JZ ' 1' X1 g ,SPEJ0 '0 Qu W IJ S . N X B 'd S 'r ' Miz? EHQE Nwicnfgilxy Dress Designer 4 Geraldine ,, y F? - 0 H III fin Nnlwfff Qswiw e iq., 0.0 f A Xbxlf n, N7 ' I3 G55 ,W 5 A L, If-I Q3 I if--' '- M Q gf- ee 53295 Q ffv 4.. K, H AJ A P ' + 5 far if ' Soiir Boy mvgmifvegie V Filing Clerlf M a 'rn J Clark AWN nfiwi MQ 2 en 6 i ' 1' n 57 NM X fx K 9 Q n f Q n n new 4 ELL. M -4.--- 2 4.76 ff' Famer ' If 1,5 X TQ Cn e s 'r e r' Wd V2 l - Jigga'- Beffv D. fl ATQ, :fr -1 I mmf. 3 ' gig W 1 in 5 Wi 1 L7tlRQg Q S Judge Fee -L7-EL L- Mofher Clara Chef Thompson jx We ij 5 1 '25 ml K4-.f fin J- nl M, E3 X E Sf X ll , 3 Allff' 42,1 U , 'WE l xx 'emi Y en Q ' Welder Tvpisf Maj. Gen. Pvf. gggiggfir James Beffy jane Wayne Wilbur ft? 5- -ji-:lf-' .91 0 f' f' I ww 1' dQJ Z X 4 . I V ' x ge t A A ,A QQQ f -1 1 55 Q 2 I .5 2, 1 K, ' fl :gf E ' ' .Q i ,sffi ?a I EFEE?-: 1' .ii 1 , - 21 f - 5EQig' 21. - ' ' 551551 -00:-1-:':-.-. JUNJCPKS I U N I O R C L A S S A C T I V I T I E S The school year began wilh QQ siudenis enrolled, in- cluding one new one, Lois Norrick, from Bryan, Ohio. On ihe morning of February 22, lhe Class was surprised lo learn lhal Ihey had a bride in ihe class. This per- son was lhe former Doroihy Leslie, now Mrs. Orville Yockey. Also on February I, Mary Kelley Ieii us lo enroll in Angola High School. During lhe lirsl oi lhe year'Wilbur Erwin quil. The class officers were as follows: Marlin Meek, Pres. Marjorie Hawes, Vice-Pres., Dean Zimmer, Sec. and Treas. Our sponsor was Mr. Brighl. On March 9 we presenied our class play, nWings Over Washinglon,N a myslery comedy in ihree acls. The play was cenlered aboul ihe perieclion ol a desiruciive ray. The in- venlion was under lhe direclion ol Dr. Hardy and his assis- ianls. Inlroduced in ihe play were enemies ol ihe U.5., F. B. I. agenis and jusl plain American ciiizens. The playnel- led 340.24 lor ihe juniors. We enjoyed presenling Hwings Over Washingionn, and we wish lo lake ihis opporluniiy lo ihank Mrs. Gingher lor working so diligenily wiih us and al- so io lhank lhe people oi lhe communiiy for lending lheir properiy lo lhe juniors. The junior class ol Hamillon High School allended our play and in relurn our class aliended lheir play, NMV Hoiher-In-Lawn on March IQ. This play was very inieresling and enierlaining. Our pariies were held in lhe schoolhouse, one being a chili supper before ihe dress rehearsal oi our play, and an- :V ' Dean Zimmeg EveXjn Lefllej Marlin Meek, Pves- ? '-, if 'h , s A ,S-.A , N 'r DoroTl1 Bar bars. Thom Leslie Yoakej Lavon TriTch Max Ferris MiKdredWolF Lavon SmiTh June Z.A.W6rPin Mafjorie Hawes S 1 7' 1 PPT Don-:Thu Robinspn pson Mark Chvjsler 'Halal W-' I Ia Je-in Wolf 'J YosT Ro berTs l-055 NOHUS Aileen For-5 Mavjov'leTriTc.h NaomiTin5Tman olher being an ordinary gel-logeiher. are proud ol ihe lacl ihal mosl ol lhe members of our class parlicipaied in ihe various acliviles of lhe school. Band membersg Honors lo - Yosl Roberls, Dean Zim- mer, Naomi Tinslman, Willagene Wolf, Lavon Smilh, june Wago- ner, Z. A. Warring and Dorolhy Mae Robinson. rings seball ieam - - Yosl Roberis and Marlin Meek. Triple Trio - Max Ferris, Willagene Wolf, and Z. A. War Baskelball Team -Marlin Meek, Yosl Roberls, Dean Zim- mer and Lavon Smiih. ring ihe baskelball season lhe juniors sold ice cream pop and candy. This enriched lhe ireasury lo SQO., which will be used io enieriain lhe seniors al lhe Masonic Hall in Angola, A dance band from Fl. Wayne and a floor show was fhe enlerlainmeni. A good iime was had by all. e junior class wishes io lhank Mr. Fee and ihe Cul- lural Commiliee for lhe dancing class held al noon on Tues. and Thurs. We lhink ii delinalely adds io lhe fun and en- joymenl of our school year. e juniors feel lhal lhey have lried io lay a founda- lion lor lhe senior class nexi year, and we wish lo become good American cilizens ihrough our High School Days, so lhal we may abolish war and corruplion from ihe carlh forever. All ol The sludenis will enler iheir lasl year wiih ihe deferminalion io employ every opporlunily lo advance ihe in- leresl oi lhe school, ihe class and iheir personal ambi- lions --Max Ferris .M . V r f UI4' 'V Q f ix M ,5 5322? 5 12.321 ' 5 1 gag? 'il ' i I 'f' x 1 'L , -.., . S CJ P HCJMO KE T H E S G P H O M O R E C L A S S The sophomore class began ihe year wilh sevenleen mem- bers. ln january Dick Koebcke joined us lrom Flinl, Ind. ln March julia Slrup joined us from Salem Cenler, lndiana giving us a lolal membership oi nineleen al lhe end of lhe school year. The purpose ol lhe sophomore's llrsl class meeling was lhe eleclion of officers. They were lhe following: Presi- denl, Anna keinigg Vice-Presidenl, Elaine Snyderg Secre- lary-Treasure, Beverly Lepley. The lirsl class pariy was a Chrisimas Pariy which was held al lhe school house on December 23. A very good lime was had by allallendinq lhe parly. A Thealer Parly was held on February 9, making our second parly oi lhe year. Everyone enjoyed ihis parly so much lhal we decided lo make our lasl pariy oi lhe year similar lo lhis one. We all appreciale and wanl lo lhank our sponsor Mr. john S. Glasgow lor lhe help and guidance he has given us lhoughoul our sophomore year. - - Anna Reinig V Gelling oul lhis annual is no picnic, ll we prinl jokes people say we are sillyg ll we don'l, ihey say we are loo serious. ll we clip from olher papers, we are loo lazy lo wrile il down ourselvesg il we don'l we are sluck on our own siull. ll we slick close lo lhe job all day, we oughl io be oul and lry lo lind lhe news. ll we do gel oul and lry lo huslle, we oughl lo be on lhe job in lhe ollice. ll we donll prini conlribulions, we don'l appreciale genusius. ll we do lhe paper is lilled wilh junk. Now, like as nol someone will say we swiped lhis from some olher paper. wuwe did! ,N ' -5 '-x L J? .limi ,L 11' qj 5 4 fi, Max Jvl3eh Blanche Crfdfjef' Jvnkov 'Pfnidi Mildred Ford if Pxaumml Rowe I ,Q I Cv , 'I K .-,A l Anna Relnig Bob Ferrij Bi H Gorrelk E lilhe SYQQJPY 3 V - ' A :- Q.. . 'E' I . . V .5 4 'ff ...f 7 ' ,I W Evvm Lukhsff J'-'ffa ST1-up George La ke Ciara LouS'TbTT EYG T3 user: UA 5 v T7 xx ' Dean Powers Beverlnj Leflej TQ 1 Dim: Kee Ke Ke Tv-eve Alleshouse iTg - r-Nr L . John Thrush D-M14 I-1135 Franklin 'Brock F-I 4: , 5. E7 b I Q r A Q., Eugene Crregev Befdiniai--Teh Ranhard Gorrell John Li ber, Marjorie-nwmfsv ghlw Q it ' r 1 ,,,, 1 ' fs V Q.. no ir Q, 0 X :LI 4 V4 , 1,9 ' 1 v xx 1. . x -- tx ' fs ' 1 Y y X l ,fp Samuel Collins Ph-jllis Enfield Bob C-PYWWTVI F-veljn Penick Eddie Mdilfsin NVQ 'WWF LaM 'Kr'55l5.7 C G TJ In Y I n kv 1 ' 1, wig 1 'I MerN1ereTBrand Fl,-,Bd DeeT3 Luanne. Imholff Rennah Cool Ima Lee Wade R0berT Meek Lang, Fuller College - - lndiana Cenlral. Degree - - A. B. Summer Plans - - Go lo school and Farming. V Noble Thompson - - Commerce and Lalin. Married. Seven year Teaching experience. Taughi al Pleasanl Lake only. Hobby - - Pholography. Gradualed from Danville High School, Danville, lnoiana College- - Cenlral Normal College. Degree - - A. B. Summer plans - -Work lor Slone S Websler Engineering Co. V O. W. Fee - - Principal. Married. Has iaughl 33 years. Taughl al Franklin Twp., Waierloo and Pleasanl Lake. Hobby - - Hunilng. Pei Pieve - - Finding sludenls in lhe hall ways dur- ing school lime. Gradualed from Pleasanl Lake High School. College - - Tri-Siaie, Ball Siaie and Indiana Universily. ' Bo lxslla S0 Summer plans - - Farming. V Weir Grillilh - - janiior ol School Married. Has been janilor for live years. Hobby - - Woodworking and fishing. Pei Pleve - - Siudenls lhrowing paper on lhe floor. Gradualed from Pleasanl Lake High School. Summer plans - - Work. S V M. Pauline Haillich - - Ari Supervisor Married llo Charleyi Eighleen years ieaching experience. Taughl al Greensburg, Ossian, Slurgis, Mich. and Angola. Hobby - - Dancing and reading. Pei Pieve - - lll mannered people. Gradualed from Ossian High School, Ossian, indiana. College - - Teachers College, john Herron Ari Insl., Whillenburg College, Arihur jordon, Cons. Degree - - B. S. Degree. Summer plans - - Driving a Safely Cab or Nursing in Fl. Wayne. V Olher School Officials Counly Supl. - - Willis Roberls, Angola, Indiana Township Trustee - - Charles Gilberl, Pleasanl Lake, lndiana School Board - - Freeman Clark, Hudson, Indiana Arlhur Ruhl, Pleasani Lake, Indiana Clarence Chrysler, Pleasanl Lake, Indiana School Bus Drivers - Waller lngledue, Ashley-O. Siroh, P. Lake Ford Libev, Hudson--Max Smalhers, Hudson Jesse Robinson,P. Lake -Carl Waymlre 45, X N Q U T ji . igfitaf.-:S-.Hn K b- .,-..,-, Dx I :iii v' E3 4b4AA:'jV:b::::::' 111 '1f:. Alzrf 555 555 555 if 15: jf' ..I:-ff' :53 Y- 7'3' .,,,.I.,3:::5:g':55:-3:51:45-:fz-rlI+1-:57:3255:::::::3:-1215:-.-:,:A - I FH IXHX flsigifjlfiil 5' 'fa W ' av, .,. ,Y ' .-ll-Ying , 1 rn v. v ' H. 1 '. VW 1 1 9250 , , .fi 'H fJ VUL J! l 3 -' i A '1' A tri. , 5, I I I T ff U 1 1 -475 A W , ,'2'.'N1K:5 i ' ,I I Q M1 v Q ' , f ' -' Jug I I1 4 .J 'f 1 1 fn T H E F R E S H M A N C L A S S We eniered high school wilh Mr. Griflilh as our sponsor. There were iweniy-iwo, ihree of which came from Hudson and one from Meiz. Dick Gorrell was elecled pres- idenig Ima Lee Wade, Vice-Presideni and Lois Fuller, Secre iary-Treasure. We were iniiialed inio high school by fhe seniors and ihai nighi aiier ihe iniiiaiion a receoiion was given inihe schoolhouse gymnasium for us. We had iwo class pariies ihe iirsi semesier. The firsi was held ai ihe home of Lois Fuller and ihe second was a Chrisimas pariy held on December iweniy-lhird al ihe school- house. Nora Slrup, from Salem and Franklin Erock from Sidney, Ohio eniered our class in ihe second semesler. Laler Eugene Creager wiihdrew. Our iirsl pariy of lhe second semesler was a iheaier pariy ai Angola, Five of our boys were on ihe baseball leam,namely: Sam Collins, Dick Gorrell, john Libey, Roberl Meek and Eugene Creager. Six ol our class were on ihe baskeiball ieam, namelyg Sam'Collins, Dick Gorrell, Kenneih Cool john Libey, Roberl Meek. Lois Fuller, wiih iwo junior girls, was elecied a yell leader for ihe high school. Throughoui lhe school year we have had a iolal of five class meeiings and ihree parlies. --Lois Fuller 1 1 - . 4 A N-4 .9 S.-31.5555 ,- .7 '21 v-Qi ,,,: 7 , gg V, .,, 4 , A-, . , 4 ., aff' ' ' -K 5- .51 .:3:..:., - ' A I .f:,' F 2-' 521' V 565225 YQ. :1 ' 'i is 1? 45553, Qwgkff ' -L4 ... . ,X ...I : f---:gig.5.g:3::::::g.g.:.5:::::::::::1 g.: 555931.43 2:-:-:mga11.gg::gg34.g gqg:3:,.,.f ' ' - -:':-:'.g.-.- -. . , g - -.-.-.-:-1-:gk-.-2-,-:'3.g.-.-.-,A.-.4.:.:g.,:5...3.5,-.1.:.3.'. .MWHQRPHGH T H E S E V E N T H G R A D E The sevenTh grade class began Their TirsT year in The junior High wiTh TwenTy-Three members. During The school year Three oi Their members moved, buT also during The school year, Three new members enTered The sevenTh grade, so The class sTill has TwenTy-Three members. The Class has eighT members in The band. They also had several boys on The lr. Hi. BaskeTbalI Team. AT The TirsT class meeTing RoberTa Thompson was elecTed PresidenT oT The class: Dick Dodge, Vice-PresidenT, Mary Libey, se- creTary and Ronald HuTchins as Treasure. The class has had Two parTies This year, one was a ChrisTmas ParTy, The oTher was in February. The sevenTh gradehas enjoyed Their TirsT year upsTairs very much. They wish To Thank Miss Paul, and all The oTher Teachers, Tor helping Them in Their sTudies and oTher aTTairs oT The school. The sevenTh graders are all working hard To do Their sTudies saTisTacToriIy and To be beTTer ciTizens, so They will be capable oT doing The work ThaT is given To Them in The TuTure years. --The SevenTh Grade V T T H E E l G H T H G R A D E The 8Th grade has blossomed ouT in various Types oT War Time Projecis. The TirsT was The organizaTion oi The W. A. F. C. lWriTe a FighTer Corpsi. Each monTh They wriTe To a service man and in reTurn a gold 5Tar is placed I I ,. I- ' ' '...'. -- ww ' ' 3 un 1 , '- 1 - C V , . 7 ' , 'X ' , A - ' I -. f'WmT-ve l46n-T4131t775'1 L!fQ7Jofu-'son Hagel HPCfraTlorn Rfhard Doclje Shir-len S-'fUdX'Rbev'T STu'H'ler Rm 'Boyce , Q ' , ,N , V q,'-.T TZ' ,if fe gf' I ,, ' :L XJ' X N ij X xx ,I ' . f 3 '4 ' .9 , X -' .S .f'.1.w.ImLG ' Clnries Szfrup Maru Lib:-1 Davie Brock 'Delnis klol-F F'eTev Swager l'7arf'I3n'Bwerx Clm-le.: .fhaw x Q9 . Q54 .Je-gnne Mfgr-Q5 ErnesT Lonkharf fohald l'fv7?:l,1'ns I-5525 Donna 'Brand Pres'Ton MJer.s as Y , . x YO'-kefs DOMIJ -rudder S03-in Ekeifm W WE , . 5 X if Hkndzll an MMF J-S0120 Juflbh Her-bc:-'1'Kai3er 2 l- ,N , abr Z9 72 ,Fu I K Al gk Clara Carrick Rid-ard Clurusler Phyllfk Ulmer Ca ral Wade lu Danailwerx LuRa3r1eBbe.-T5 Junior Conn Dona Mic Ldol-f on an arm band. saan aiief fhe W. A. F- C- N12 eishih Qrdde sfarled seffing so much aside each week fo purchase defense sfamps. The eighfh grade also made a liberal confribufionfo fhe Red Cross drive fhis year. ln November fhe eighfh grade had a parfy in honor of Thanksgiving. ln March anofher parfy was held, This parfy was a Theafer Parfy and was held af Angola, where fhe class saw fhe show nYankee Doodle Dandy.H The class officers were elecfed as follows: Presidenf, Richard Chryslerg Vice-Presidenl, Lukayne RoberfsgSecrefary Caroll Wade and Treasure, Earlene Yockey. Twenly-five Cenls per semesfer was sel up by fhe class, as dues, and cerfain fines were collecfed for absences and fardiness. --Mrs. Gingher, Sponso V l Ahl Ahl AMERICAN Nl am an American. My falher belongs fo fhe Son fhe Qevolufiong my mofher, fo fhe Colonial Dames. Che of my ancesfors pifched fea overboard in Eosfcn Harborg ano sfood his ground wifh Warren af Bunker Hill: anolher gered wifh Washingfon af Valley Forge. My forefafhers were American in makingg fhey spoke in her council hallsg died on her baffle-fieldsg fhey commanded her shipsg cleared her foresfs. Dawns reddened and paled. Sfa hearfs of mine beaf fasf af each new sfar in fhe nafi, flag. Keen eyes of mine foresaw her greafer gloryj sweep of her seas, fhe plenfy of her plains, fhe man-h in her billionwwired cifies. Every drop of blood in me holds a herifage of pafriofism. l am proud of my pasf. l am an American,H HI am an American. My fafher was an alom of dusf, my mofher w as a sfraw in fhe wind, fo His Serene Majesfy.One of my ancesfors died in fhe mines of Siberiag anofher was crippled for life by fwenfy blows of lhe knoufg anofher was killed defending his home during fhe massacres. The hisfory of my ancesfors is a frail of blood fo fhe palace-gafe of fhe Graaf Whife Czar. Buf fhen fhe dream came--lhe dream of America. In fhe lighf of fhe Liberfy forch fhe afom of dusf became a man and fhe sfraw in fhe wind became a woman for lhe firsf fime. 'See,' said my fafher, poinfing fo lhe flag fhaf flulfered near, 'fhaf flag of sfars and sfripes is yoursg if is fhe emblem of fhe promised land. ll means, my son, fhe hope of humanify. L-ve for if! Die for ifl' l Gm proud of my fufure. l am an American.n s of fher hun- lhey fhey unch onls lhe ives l . . X I I f ffff:'Q .51QxEei X L N lilz ..2Q1:-:11 I X A Y 5 5? 5 ,. + li x Q9 + g f ,,.....w' ::' I -': , 'T' . - .. :':'A25:?:1? ?5:I:?34Jf:?:EI-27If:EI-:f:f:-:f':f:EE:-:I:f--'-- '- . . .V.-:J54:-:-:asf.'-:!:A:-if-.-fx-:-. GRADES T H E F l R 5 T G R A D E A phanelic loundaiion which would give each boy and girl lhe ukeyn lo unlock new words has been lhe reading goal for lhe i942-43 lirsl grade class. Conlenl silenl reading has been achieved. This achievemeni is lhe prooi ol irue reading pleasure, Filieen small supplemenlary readers were read. These small readers were complimeniary io lhe iwo lexl books required. The boys and girls,developed many oi lheir own reading charls, by pulling lheir home experiences inlo siory form. Ralional couniing, wriiing of numbers io four hundred, word wriiing, Numbers lo lwenfy, combinalions, addiiions and sublraclion iacls, and many praclical number uses were siudied. Correlaiing reading, a iormal spelling readiness, and number wriling needs, has been ihe goal ol ihe wriling pro- gram. Cooperalive group work was emphasized in all projeci work. The hi h poinl ol inieresi culminaied, in ihecom- Q pleiion ol lhe uPlayhouseH projeci. Music has been a living parl of each day, lhrough sing- ing games, seasonal songs, and ione placemenl siudy. V T H E S E C O N D G R A D E ln addilion lo our basic reader and a number ol sup- plemeniary readers for reading maierial, we have been Tori- unale lo have ihe second grade nWeekly Readern which is a newspaper wrillen simply enough lhai lhe children can read il. ln lhese newspapers, we have sludied aboui ihe Red Cross, Madam Chiang Kai-Skek, Viciory Trees, New Schools for Children, Uncle Sam's Ships, Glider Trains and olher currenl iopics on palriolism and defense work. We have had much en- joymenl reading ihese weekly newspapers. We have sludied very hard in phonics, whth has enabled us lo aliack new words wiih increasing independence. ln our numbers we have achieved a maslery ol the ad- dilion lacls wilh sums of len or less ihan ien, and a mas- lery oi ihe corresponding sublraclion lacls. We can read and wriie our numbers from l io l,OOO. Our lavorile siudies were music, ari and wriling. V T H E T H l 2 D G R A D E This year ihe lhird gmde pupils have worked very hard io complele lheir work so lhal lhey may be fourlh graders nexi year. The reader for lhis year has been UFriends Around The Worldn, which has had many inleresling slories aboui ihe ' 33' 1' M ,1 R 6 1 Ov- -.V 6.1 ' .., Lg Y 4- .. ... N, fx L ,, N X f x w x l Divas Wa mire E133-Ford Mn-jhnn Bruaon Jack Niger: An ' UM Oyfvfis Howe Ton-vv-J Penland Charleen H-In r a . 4' 5 fy SJ 4:5 ' ' -' ' f X-if '7 -av - '--. 4 gf C4 1 , -, 'a N X 5 ' 1 N. X Q v P ' 'J ' 2 Av ' l 41 A - X R j v ' l ' gl .,,.., 1 .I I ' bl ig qw 099, UIMI, Nan:-3 Lenlie vhldo 'Peniclx Sl1aran2imme,. Lee Rsrref -ifjlfw 'fwlfb Aw-3 L. Brook, Vx I gr V.. . ll FF Lf . A ' K .. ff A Y .' rr-nj Maul: Jaclv nojgr Q Q' V I A- 3 L- L .. LF f - U XL, x K I Cnnnlrfr Howe Elem Hub-inqer' Darlene anfqvken PISMP 57'fHul 1 - 5 . aw x -' ' 1 V ,. 4 - H 5 4 , L, - - Af- V W -- 4 V 5 ' ff' Q-ff ve F , 1 . A s ,ir - 1 X .1 , X I. - Xi , -Q. - , xi-4. c o - , , . z Q, 9 , -x , '- Nl QL Ljnn Hn land Beverly Mays Gr-:erm Hawley Lloyd HvN'm4n SUE PI477' Ci 0l '4'7 '2 Glad:-S HU-U' A 5uJam1eBa1,erl Q w-fn 4.1 fl mf 4- 2-Q - 2 :1 ' aa.- ' rw ,ll 1' X I N-'na nmpxan Snnnn fl-,gw .ww E Mrfllelal, ee n sTf!1T Dcrwuafl A1-defwn Louis Swv 7 of s wi .-:ada l4veka7lwrn .. 4.3 an 1'5 Q -5 ' Xi .TL Qs,-2 gl tk ,N ' fr' 'Q 1' '1 My 5 M , ru -. W f A 11+ H an 2 l.4,,.l Q .. '33 L-. . . . 4' Dorman Davis 018 - rind Mavis Rghgrr-5 17.935, Fyegenck Jlhefdnksaq WI lv' ? 7 !l' Aifhltfll lycr Dany iife :PTT V 4 My is Il- - -' . ' x an Q. . X Y Y- - X 4.-' 1 5-.,,,.k.,: ,f ? xr- 1. lg, Wm x-. . ' 4 1 yfr , ' X l W , Jul: Cloriuler ' AGM., Bra. A11 March Alley 21.-un farm? Dora Dan: Ln-,, Pemck Ms-lnne Heh-1..r4 briefing D.-15-J lands oT Holland, japan, China, SwiTzerland and The Eskimo, also inTeresTing Things abouT The people oT The UniTed STaTes. We also learned abouT The TirsT ways oT Travel, The TirsT railroad and TirsT mail carriers. ln ariThmeTic we have learned To mulTiply by The TirsT seven numbers and To divide by The TirsT Tive numbers, how To add wiTh carrying, subTracT by borrowing, how To measure, Tell Time and To make change. The oTher subjecTs we have sTudied are spelling, healTh, music, ArT, Language and wriTing. V T H E F O U R T H G R A D E The i943 TourTh grade class oT PleasanT Lake School had TourTeen members aT The beginning oT The school year. ln December, iobby and KeiTh SwiharT wiThdrew and moved To Kingsbury, Indiana. john STrup Trom Salem School and KermiT Brock Trom Sidney, Ohio enrolled in our room in jan- uary. In March we added anoTher new sTudenT Aileen DeLong. AT The end oT The school year we had a ToTal oT TiTTeen sTudenTs. The Two TavoriTe subjecTs oT The class were AriThmeTic and spelling. OT all The many diTTerenT acTiviTies parTic- ipaTed in by The sTudenTs, box hockey was The mosT popular. ln reading much Time has been spenT on The improvemenT oT pronunciaTion and in increasing speaking, reading, and meaning vocabularies. The sTudenTs have Tried To learn and improve acTs oT courTesyg To enjoy good humor, To respecT The righTs oT oThers and To respecT our Tlag and counTry. ln january The HFourTh Grade DeTense Clubn was organ- ized wiTh ThirTeen members. The objecT oT The club was To do eveyThing inTs members could To help win The war Through The purchase oT war savings sTamps. The members QT The club saved on The average OT TwenTy dollars a monTh Trom january Through April. V T H E F l F T H G R A D E To be sfeady in a world aT war was one oT The endeavor of The TiTTh grade This year. While sTriving Tor True paT- ricTism The class conTribuTed To The Red Cross War Fund, learned many inTeresTing Things abouT The Tlag, sang paT- rioTic songs, read sTories oT paTrioTism, Tried To learn The True meaning oT The Pledge oT Allegiance, and soughT To be open-minded, Tree Trom prejudice. Realizing The value oT being able To read easily and widely, members oT The class Tried diligenTly To improve Their skill. Reading phoneTically raTher Than by word mem- ory alone was a TransiTion necessary Tor some To make in order To read scores oT words encounTered daily in This grade. 1. 4 ,'x-.LAI -1 .. L 5 o x g 1 Qv lv 7 Q X , Q v . A J f .. .-. Marne gwer, ,4,,,,,,1 SMU: 4.1219 Jahnmr, fffg avr cm-,nw ecfgfiorq fifywcrmaff' Braun Aaberfg . 5 j -I V. L ., - - x ' LT! 5- 5' I 2- if ' ' fy ' '-3 .N 'kt , Am' ' vs., 11 ' f x ' f . ,.:Qj:S3'i'b . , sill' . L A 4, I N 4, 5, 1 1'k.'77l J Ml ,II , A ,J dm Wilcox geffy Landf: Jean Gan-all Sophia Jer-.x Beffa oflvlan-T Jnhn 31rwP Pose Marir7m7e!!dq 727mg S276 . l - c 1' A , - f - ff ' 1 Arr, , 'Q-N X x s W l i 1 X Y ' x . Q' 1 7 'U XR X -1 ,' ' x, U ' ,' I A 'fx ' 'W' ifg -.3g.sf7U,53I2f'1 Mae! Brick Shlrleg M4-Clellafp Tugkeu Pawelsnn- av-ofka Baird Clarence 14164 fe !V '7 f Wind ron' J '775 5.7 5f . , , ,N v .41 Q 4. ' . ' 4 QL KJ ' f 44, ,, ' ' E' A ,, 1 'A X' , : '1 fh N. '- I I I ' 1 3-'IL .- ' pamela Davff Nwcq Wulf' Grew Bbw:-w I-af-rinda Libr, 1-ma Mffk 'Bama Afufrmahffmafd Murnrff Yereaa Reins, I , .Ch ' N. A A s L... x. - . 2 - V , YC, 'V v :- 'N-' - . I Q a if ' , . ' QT' ' . Q.. 1 ll ' . BQTTB Shiga Righard Halsinaer C-rlgdi HElk'3'f'50 7l father-cv' alma! flyer M340 T..-.iT t ,lj -- --li Y 1 'Y 1 Juhn Gorrell 'Q f ' f 4 -F - 'A A , A -R - - - . , - -X ' rw...-1.-, 'f + . - Q , .. 5 ' 1- f ,- f .1 'v 3 V' ' f 1 ' ' f . r , ff N - A ' V 1 ' fin ,v T24 Colber-T Du-nkn Davis Ralph Peini., Jos-,ce Kanka Keffh Tv-1 feb cfonelh N-'fler B1-5ef7 -H002 'l!ek'1JdCfJd'l , . A '- 9 ,- Q,-v A f ',.- f-1 Q V .. - - G. 4- . X 4 v we' 'X K- rf. ' , - , A ko f A K ,I , xr 5 Q 1 1 Lf f Marcia Myer: Thnmnxfausrnw C'r.WalTenber3er Joe Chasey -'Grief Landau- Jun: D-Hfrv Eloise Av-4Te7'7' A N V Q vs Jef H' W9 111 ,,,.q,,., L. I 'x A survey al lhe end ol lhe year showed no subjec pariicularlv preferred above lhe olher subjecls. Socia sludies, spelling, and arilhmelic were slighlly in lhe lead in popularily ai lhe end ol lhe year. Aclivifies ol lhe year which lhe children lisled as be- ing mosi inleresling were making lhe mural which illuslraled ihe bookMBambiH, and preseniing ihe Colonial Minuel ai lhe February assembly program. Among ihe aclivilies voled mosl worlh while ihe fiiih Hgradersu lisled learning io name lhe foriy-eighl slales and improving skill in ariihmelic. The laller choice was no doubl due lo ihe slress pul on lhe fundamenlals ol arilh- melic as a resull oi governmenl lesls among service men. For ihe same reason healih educallon was emphasized. Handicapped by an over-crowded lillh grade curriculum, lhe class had lillle iime lor many inleresling aclivilies suggesled by lhe children. Several members of lhe class found a solulion lo lhe problem by working ai home. Some line carvings of wood and oi soap were made al home and broughi io school where lhe class could enjoy lhem and make suggesiions. Large drawings were also broughl in. Al Chrislmas lime lhe manger, shepherds, and angels for lhe naliviiy scene under lhe iree were done al home. Thus, learning worlhy uses ol leisure lime was an imporlanl accom- plishmenf lhis year. The class had ils share oi lroubles. Unhealihlul, un- social, and undemocralic habiis had io be removed, and re- placed by new ones ol good iype, There is a long way lo go bul anolher school year of progress ioward ihe goal has been compleled. V T H E S l X T H G R A D E We believe in DOING as well as learning lhe ihings fhai will benelil, noi only ourselves, bul our communily as well as our naiion. Our governmenl needed scrap iron and rubber io help prolecl us againsi lhe lyrank who would desiroy our democ- racy, We collecled several hundred pounds ol scrap. Wiih lhe proceeds we purchased a large American ilagg ihe balance was given lo fhe Red Cross. When lhe cake auciion was on we soliciied and oblained 27 cakes which helped lo sell more lhan 52000.00 worih of Viciory Bonds lor Uncle Sam, We are pledged lo help raise bigger and beller Viciory gardens lhis summer and have learned meihods of preserving foods for use nexi winler. We love our counlry and are willing io do whalever is necessary lo keep il iniaci. V WQQwfP'Q 'sss'S'fff1?f'25 . X Q QL -,V ff fxxx .ug -Q M X .kwa ,..' 4'f- 1 ,- I -. 1 - 5 fa: vl'W '?w.E1.Q. L V' '4A.'A4: Q .,.... , .A,..... . 4-.A . .... T'W ,.,. i Q:6X1QA - 'I ,f 55. j. 1 X 4-ri,. 5 . 1' . 'ix-'D'.::::'Zi::AE:E5E:'5551' ':':':,. ,,,A ..... I ACTlVVHES T H E S A N D The size of lhe band has increased somewhaf fhis year. New addifions are: Clarinefs--Monfrue Worfhingfon, Janice julian, Mary Libey, Treva Alleshouse and Dick Koebcke lfransferred from Flinflg Cornefs--Richard Chrysler, Presfon Myers, john Gorrell and Doyle BrocklTransferred from Ohiol The Band appeared af mosf of fhe baskefball games. On Jan- uary 28, l943 fhey gave a concerf for fhe school and soon affer were inviled fo play af Salem Cenfer School. A marching corps was organized consisfing of flag car- riers, drums and majoreffes. Gn March 22, IQ43, lhrough Manchesfer College, we were privileged fo have Mr. William Revelli of Michigan Univer- sify work wilh our band. He gave us much insfrucfion fhaf proved fo be very useful. On March 28 a Band Concerf was presenfed. A silver offering was faken lo aid in supplies necessary for fhe or- ganizafion. This program was a farewell for fhe seniors. Officers of fhe Band: Presidenf - Bob Fuller Vice Presidenf - Wanda Lee Swiff Sec. 8 Treas. - Bob Ferris Librarians - Z. A. Warring Clara Lou Sluffler Direcfor - Mrs. Pauline Uingher V C L A E I N E T Q U A R T E T T E The Clarinef Quarfeffe is a new organizafion consisfing of Z. A. warring, Clara Lou Sfufller, Beffy Coon and Jim Crowl. They made fheir firsf public appearance jan. 28, IQ43, when fhe band presenfed a concerl for lhe school. The nexf appearance was made al Salem Cenfer High School. They also preformed for fhe Lions Club on one occassion. V T R l P L E T R I O The Triple Trio, somefimes Called fhe HTricky Triple Triou has faken fhe place of fhe Ninelfe. The difference lhis year is fhc a Jdifion of male voices. The organizafio consisfs of fhe following members: Mary Ellen Lyons, Max Ferris, Willa jean Wolf, Marjorie Thompson, Z. A. Warring, Clara Lou Sfuffler, Lois Fuller, Bob Ferris and Beffy Coon. The accompanisf is Wanda Lee Swiff. They appeared on fhe Band Concerf Program March 28, IQ43. They also sang fwo selecfions af fhe Senior Baccul- aureale Services held af fhe Unifed Brefhren Church. Mrs. Roberl Gingher has been fhe leader and fhe direcfor of all lhese groups fhis year and if has been fhrough her hard work fhal fhese groups have been added fo fhe musical groups of fhe school. Triple Trio -.-A 3 up Tjfiflg Team '-E5 'Q N J 1 C ,GfrheT Qu4rT6T B O Y S ' 4 - H C L U B The i942 boysl4-H Club enrollmenl was aboul fhirfy. A high percenfage of complefion was aifained despife fhe facf fhaf many of fhe older boys were preffy busy farming. The counfy leaders fhoughf if advisable, considering lhe war, fo aascaniaiiua lhe 4-H Club camp for 1942. The 4-H club picnic was held during fhe laffer pari of june ai Pokagon Sfale Park. The 4-H Fesfival was held ai fhe Counfy Park in Augusl. ln addifion io exhibifs fhere were confesfs for fhe club members. Ernie Lockharf won firsf prize in fhe log birling confesl. Dick Gorrell won second. ln fhe swimming conlesf for boys, Marlin Meek look second place and Max julian, fhird. George Lake camein second in boal racing wifh Max julian lhird. janice julian won lhird in swimming in fhe girlls coniesf. john Gorrel won fhird in fhe boys diving confesf. Prizes were given in war sfamps. There were Ql boys' exhibifs in fhe Augusf show. Of lhese 8 were awarded blue ribbons, 8 red ribbons and 5 while ribbons. The counfy 4-H fall crop show was held af ihe Pleasanf Lake High School in November. Sevenfeen boys cxhibifed polaloes, onions, corn and wildlife conservafion records. Seven of fhem were awarded blue ribbons, 6 red ribbons and 4 whife ones. A fofal of 544,00 in cash was awarded fo The boys' club. The Annual Sfale Huck .,r' Crop grading and idenfificafion confesl was held af Albion on November lo. Our feam com- posed of Wayne Carper, Max julian, Lhesler 3olinger and Clark Maison won fourfh place. Fiffeen leams compeled. Harold Wood received a gold medal for an onion yield of over SOO bushels per acre. lhis was fhe second such award he received. V H A L L O W E ' E N F E S T l V A L Uncle Samls Treasure benefifed by fhe amounf ofiQ,l50.00 as fhe resulf of fhe annual Hallowelen Feslival held on Ocf. 30. Feafure affracfion of fhe affair was a cake aucfion, in which fhe successful bidder of fhe cake was given fhe cake when he purchased fhe amounf of his bid in bonds. This fea- fure alone broughf in over 5l900.00. Ofher feafures, wifh fhe excepfion of The fish pond,wgrg puf on a paying basis for Uncle Sam foo, as defense sfamps were given away as prizes insfead of fhe usual prizes. ln spife of lhe number of prizes and sfamps given away fhe school made a profif of SI4. on fhe affair which wenfinfo lhe general school fund for fhe school's use. Pieasavi Lake School Girkiv' L'lHClub Boys' Lf H Club H A P P Y H O M E E C E R S The ollicers ol lhe Happy Home Ecers Club are Mildred Ford, Presidenlg Blanche Creager, Vice Presidenlg Treva Alleshouse, Secrelaryg Lavon lmholi, Assislanl Secrelary 5 Marjorie Thompson, Treasurer and Evelyn Penick, Reporler. The club donaled 52.50 ol lhe money received lrom ice cream sales lo lhe Red Cross. Due lo War condilions lhe girls did nol lake a lrip lo places ol educalional inleresl as lhey usually do bul lhey boughl some books and saved lhe resl, Al lhe lasl meeling lhe club enlerlained lhe Agri- cullure boys. Everyone had a very enjoyable lime. V C O M M E R C I A L T E A M S Wanda Lee Swill, Belly lane jackson and Mary Ellen Lyons composed lhe lyping leam lhis year. They compeled in lhe Norlheaslern Indiana Conlesl al Hamillon on April l. They placed in lhe conlesl. This year due lo lhe con- dilions,lhe nalure ol lhe Slale Conlesl was changed and in- slead ol lhe sludenls making a lrip lo one cenler, several cenlers were sel up in lhe slale and as Hamillon was desig- naled as one ol lhe cenlers, lhe lesl laken al Hamillon also counled lor lhe Slale Conlesl. Belly Coon was enlered as an individual in lhe second year lyping conlesl and flaced in lhe conlesl- The Shorlhand Team composed ol Belly Coon, Wanda Lee Swill and Belly lane jackson placed in lhe conlesl al Hamillon. The Bookkeeping Team consisled ol Z. A. warring, Mar- jorie Trilch and Mildred Woll ranked in lhe conlesl. Mildred Woll did nol have her piclure laken as being on lhe Bookkeeping Team bul since lhe piclure was laken she oul- ranked bolh Mark Chrysler and Max Ferris. V T H E S P A R T O N l A N The Sparlonian was again published by lhe junior and senior classes lhis year. The publicalion was sell-supporl- ing and aller Chrislmas vacalion really became a sludenl publicalion as lhe sludenls had all lhe responsibililies ol lhe work. A The Sparlonian was given lhe raling ol HOulslanding lor each school monlh lor lhe i932-43 school year. ll also received special recommendalion as lo lhe gualily ol lhe pa- per as a weekly high school mimeographed publicalion. The Sparlonian along wilh several hundred olher high school pai pers, lrom every slale in lhe Uniled Slales, will be judged, on lhe meril ol lhe paper lor lhe pasl school year, nexl monlh. Lasl spring an award was given lo lhe Sparlonian as bcing one ol lhe oulslanding papers in lhe Uniled Slalcs in a high school. The award was lhe highesl given lo anyschool publicalion and only lhree olher high schools in Indiana received such an award. To show ils apprecialion lor lhe sludcnls working on lhe Sparlonian, lhe paper enlerlained lhe slall members lo a parly during lhe lasl monlh ol school. V . . Z., WO bo Jovvh 0h8To of G W wxikasmde, CISYKQTWOVKI 4-A WH-EY Fl-lfll CJTQ? ME L 3 r +'5. X dr 4 S Ban ueT LusT v A-Yarmler Scene aT ochaol M ldre4W' BT Work B T3 S Tlvy-na School Fa Per School Fourlh Fiiiii signin Ninlh Tenlh Eleven Fourle Fillee Sixlee Sevenl Eighle S E P T E M B E R Calendar - - School enrollmenl day. All lhe sludenls eager lo come lo school lWho said lhal?l - - Salurday already! - - Day aller labor day. - - Belly Deller, Mary Ellen Lyons and Gerald McAlpin gel lo school lale! Reason? - -Man hunl. - - Three juniors incorporaled inlo lhe lyping class. lh - Girls cheer boys lo lirsl viclory in baseball. enlh-Mr. Crow and Miss Warring discuss lhings in lhe hall way . nlh -looks like romances are beginning lo pop oul already. nlh - Mr. Fee is on lhe boy hunl again. lAnd he gels his man, looll eenlh - Teachers assign big lessons. enlh -Girls cheer bul boys lose baseball game. f Twenly-lirsl - Mrs. Chasey asks senior boys il lhey gel lo go upslairs yel lo school! Twenly-second - Lovey-dubbies in hall way loday! Twenly-lhird - Lovey-dubbies gone lrom halls lodayi Twenly-lourlh - Deller says, NSh-h-hln in hislory hislory class for lirsl lime loday. Twenly-lillh - Does every leacher always assign big lessons on Friday? Twenly-eighlh- Bob Fuller gels lo school on lime! Twenly-ninlh - Everyone in school works hard loday. Thirli elh - Fall is coming soon. O C T O B E R Firsl - - Seniors plan lo iniliale lhe green lreshmen inlo high Secon school! d - -Lasl day ol lhe lirsl monlh ol school. Third - - Salurday--and comes a resl. Fillh - - Arl leacher Hlays lhem oul in lhe assemhly.N Sixlh - - Glasgow says he caughl a lish lasl nighl ----- - Sevenl - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Q - --Q - -lhal long! h - Seniors complele plans lor lhe Freshman Receplion! Eighlh- - Poor Freshmen, lhey can hardly wail unlil lomorrow! Ninlh - - Freshmen are inslrucled lo do, wear clolhes backward, Twelll Thirle shoes backward lwrong leell, hair ribbons and green necklies. Freshman Receplion in lhe evening. h - Seniors have piclures laken. ' enlh - Day aller lhe nighl belore lor some senic s Fourleenlh - New girl in lhe senior class. ' Filleenlh - Rained loday. Boys praclice baskelball. Sixleenlh - Tryouls lor lhe senior play NHol Waler Henry.H Nineleenlh- Assembly program by lhe lreshmen, lirsl ol lhe year. Twenlielh - Three couples in lhe hall loday--Lover's Lane be- QllTlSn Twenly-lirsl - Mrs. Gingher lries lo gel paid lwice. lGlasgow and Thompson seemed lo know somelhing aboul lhis.l Twenly-second - Sparlans praclicing hard lor lirsl game. Thenly-lhird - Mindls a blank loday and so is lhe book! Twenly-sixlh - Seniors gel lheir prools loday. 'Tis a day ol sadness. Twenly-sevenlh- Thompson discovers his pockels are always lull. Twenly-eighlh - johnny gels clumsy and lalls over himsell. Twenly -ninlh and Thirlielh - - Hallowelen plans and Feslival. H x-gon-1 DalS3MdE I PINS IlS+SP 3 3 Back ward F I R Gr Freshmen, mi More Room? cerh-forfa ble ? NJ O Il J U n OPS 'f 'Good' b Q MOTIIQY fl I-7 N O V E M B E R Third ' juniors gel lheir rings loday--prelly snazzy. Lovers lane lighled loday bul lhal doesnli slop Bob Ferris and Lavon lmholl. Fourih Thompson Types someihing ralher myslerious. Fifih ' Seniors send in lheir proofs. Sixlh We beal Orland in lirsi baskelball game of ihe season. Anolher assembly program. Ninlh ' Bob Fuller dresses up lor lhe seniors back slage. Treava loses her shorls! Tenlh Marge loses her Temper and slaps Mary Ellen--and hard! Elevenlh ' Armislice program in ihe gym. Twelllh Seniors go courling al Angola. Thirleenlh Friday ihe l3lh and lhe chemisiry class has a new way of spelling l-lol Waler Henry --l-lol l-IQO Henry. Surprise birlhday parly ior Wilbur Wilson. Does he al- ways make a dash for lhe slair door when he has visi- llorsl Sixleenih-Sevenieenlh-Eighleenlh Seniors praclice hard on Play Nineieenlh Seniors give l-lol Waler Henry Twenly-Third We beal Salem in a hard foughl ball game. Tweniy-Fourlh Wonder where Wandalee is loday? Twenly-Fillh Lasl day of school lhis week--Oh happy dayl Thiriielh Bob and Wayne gei lo play peg in lroni ai Mr. Thompsonls requesl! D E C E M B E R ' Firsl - Mr. Brighl iorgeis lo keep his assembly. Second - Mr. Glasgow demonsirales an old lrish cuslom. Third - Gum chewers walk ihe line io ihe wasie baskel. Fourih - Senior boys lose lheir books. Sevenlh- Senior boys called lo ollice again. Eighlh - Firsl grade boy has collar bone broken. ixlinlh - Mr. Grifiilh lells class noi lo call him Duich. Teenlh - Seniors pick oul invilalions. Elevenlh - Zimmer walks on his fool lor ihe lirsl lime. Fourleenlh - Marlin lurns lhe color of his hair. Fiileenlh - Slop and go signs pul up in assembly. Sixleenlh - juniors have Xmas parly. Sevenleenlh - Snow, snow, snow--gel lhe drifi? Eighleenlh - Sparlans bealen by Angola. Twenly-Firsl - Blue Monday! Twenly-Second - Exams - - Twenly-Third - Exams again! Tweniy-Eighfh - Ninlh-Thirlieih and Thirly-Firsl - Visilors al school, all old grads. - fv--- 9-A 45 P45! 5eHs-June 5wif1 Tw1'h.S' See 'T'haT car? Durf 'Iikc IT: I Lol! 4 Lzwii QDJJ wg 53,1 car lj Jr-45 -'B6nqueT 'faugh Gans of Senior-5 BroThcf 4' SisTer l'Ude Nle! suis B-0 Fi S2 Fo Fi rsT cond urTh TTh Si Se xTh ven EighTh El Tw Th Fo Fi Ei 0 s. irTe TTee ghTe NineTe Tw nTi iweniy enTy .71 k. Tw TwenTy TwenTy Tw TwenTy Tw enTy enTy Fi Se rsT cond Third FourTh FiTTh Ei Ni ghTh nTh nTh. even elTT TTee Te El Tw Fi Si Th evenT lTTh Q urTee ii 2 T2 2 - .- -. T h n xTeen j A N U A Q Y Seven seniors ouT of sevenTeen absenT Today. SaTurday and a heaven o+ resT! New boy in The sophomore class. SparTans win over Ashley. Fee drives home from The game wiTh his car in second. Snow bound, only Two buses geT Through. - Drawing made Tor The CounTy Tourney. - BrighT Teeds The baskeTball boys, and whaT a Teedl h - ParTy Tor Bob Fuller, -- Farm mobiIizaTion program on The radio. nThvHard pracTice Tor The Tourney. nTh-More hard pracTice. Th -All SparTans go To bed early. nTh- Blue Monday, SparTans lose ouT in Semi-Finals of CounTy Tourney. nTh- Snow--School buses go home aT noon. Th - No school Today--more snow, TirsT- DiTTo! second - Seniors geT name cards Today. TiTTh- N. T. Takes examinaTion Tor Army Air Corps. ixTh - Annual piciures Taken Today. Many a nbirdien seen. evenTh-More annual picTures Taken, ighTh- Band gives concerT. inTh - SparTans geT back inTo The win column. F E R P U A Q Y The S s e U Blue Monday. ' SparTans beaTen by an underraTed MeTz Team. Margiels play book goes Through The mimeograph and comes ouT prinTed! - Senior boys almosT geT Their panTs weT--They do clean up The waTer in The hall! Band goes To Salem and gives a very good concerT. SparTans upseT WolcoTTville. - Mr. Glasgowls car woes over The lake bank! J -Two sailors visiT school, STanley Carper and james Mieras. - -Ads soliciTed Tor The BiTTer-SweeT. h- Deller imiTaTes a machine-gun--and well Tool - SparTans deTeaT HamilTon and win The dope buckeil Th -Z. A. geTs kicked ouT oT ChemisTry Class. Th - School house is cold Today--more amuniTion! SevenTeenTh - Elinor siTs in The pasTs--Bob Fuller promises To be good Trom now on. llmpossiblel EighTeenTh - Senior girls give supper Tor baskeTball boys. NineTeenTh - Dub Throws his knee ouT oT place. TwenTy-second - SparTans pracTice aT Angola Tor The secTional. TwenTy TwenTy TwenTy TwenTy TwenTy TwenTy u- .. Third - RaTioning sTarTs. TourTh - Glasgowis Agri. Boys presenT The school wiTh a seT oT boxing gloves. TiTTh - SecTional sTarTs aT Angola. sixTh - SparTans beaTen by Ashley in The secTional. sevenfh-Seniors decide on Their CommencemenT announcemenTs and on whaT To wear and whaT To do. eighTh - Only Two more monThs oi school and Then anoTher vaeaTion. lVacaTien?l fu ph . 14, Sm-P,-159, BQT-rj Miss, Wal-Fl Pdde of Bookkeeping Class 'TJ . R, - 6 .. - K v Se niov' Plajevs on'f'es'f Winners AT Salem x Sud L...afin5? , l J or., P01151 Y ' ' vh- . Wh ' 5 f. Lois-f. I EU,-,of F. More Seniors March April M A R C H Max julian does some sewing! ' Belly Coon sils in ihe Wasle paper baskel. Birlhday pariy on Wandalee Swili and was she surprised She and james were iusl slarling for lhe show--so she lhoughll ' Assembly program held. Seniors beaien by lhe Will Beis in baskelball. jr. class play given. ' Seniors beai Sophomores. Salem Boy visii school, Senior parly al show and Gay Barn. Seniors beal Sophomores again. juniors beal Freshmen. Seniors work hard on ihe annual! ' Seniors play ieachers and Red Cross benelils 59.00. Thompson misses school because of game wilh seniors. Band is judged. Belly Deller Hsh-h-hln again. Horseshoe slarls and look who siarled il--lhe girls! Phyllis Enfield does ihe spliis in Phy. Educalion io- Clflyl 1 Anolher week gone. ' Sunday and ihe band gives a public concerl. Senior boys play wiih lhe firsl grade on lhe Mary-Go- Round--Senior boys have dislurbing emolions in lhe vacinily ol ihe solar plexisl Mr. Brighl has a louch of ihe spring Fever and doesnli come lo school. Seniors send oul invilalions lo school ollicials lor Commencemeni exercises. Lois Fuller is glad! Commercial Conlesi al Hamillon. Max Ferris acls as a lhe Bookkeeping Team. driver For Time For fhe senior girls lo lake fheir annual spring baih and lime lor lhe boys io have lheir annualhair- Cull Mr. Fee goes on ihe war paih again. One year ago ioday Bob Fuller was a Hbad Eoy.H Hisiory repeals ifsell. Annualnfur coaf puffing awayu day. Some one said, HExaminalions are comming suonln This ends ih lasl Full week oi school i ' e or ihe seniors and are lhey sad? ll is discovered lhai Clark Maison and Chesler Bol- ingerls names are lell oul of ihe senior will. I Clark says, Nl haven l goi much lo will buf whai l Have io will,l will lo fhe poor lillle freshmen almosi any- boys because lhey seem lo be in need ol lhingln Chesler wills his farming abilily lo Bob a good far- Ferris and he also menlions lhai io be mer a person's mind musl be on his business. Examinalions for lhe seniors. Dilio. School seems real duiel wiihoul lhe seniors in lheway all lhe lime. Oiher sludenls realize lhal school is almosl our and cramming begins! I0-Q0-fl - Examinalions and school is oul! 1 I If 11, ' fl Z'2 '12'f':',': W 4.::A' .. , SQ' ' Tx X M .A.. RRS? EQ il SQ :fi ,SZ - .E :gf : :TS 31: -' . -' -Z: 1. ' D - .31 -: . gg: 2551. .1 V 4.3 31- .- ,::5:: 3: 5 rg. .' 4. : 1323.5 5: 5 If Q' 1 '. iff: , A . :':f:1 : -1 .T4 Q 51252 :iff .L iii' ' ' - fi' 'I I 57:21 5123 ffl' 1'2 2 3. 4:1 . N .4 ' 4:,,' - -' 1 ti, X, A .-,-,,7.'.-.-.-.-gqq.-.-.-.gg-5.-.-.v -:-1'- - 4'--A 4 , . .-.231:3:-:f:'-':1g1-laskl.'-1523:-:2'I:f:I:1: . . . . . . . L . . . . .,, . S?0KTS T H E F l G H T l N G 5 P A R T A N 5 UnTil The counTy TournamenT aT FremonT, The 5parTans lived up To Their name by overcoming Orland, MeTz, Salem CenTer liwicel, HamilTon, Alumni, and Ashley. ln The meanTime ThaT FremonT jinks sTill hung around and The SparTans were beaTen by FremonT in an overTime. WaTerloo and Angola also deTeaTed The Team. The WaTerloo deTeaT was The only decisive one. DisappoinTmenT, because OT The deTeaT by Orland in The CounTy TournamenT aT FremonT, was The cause oT a leT- down, so ThaT The perTormances aTTer The Tourney were mediocre. The high lighT oT The whole season was Thevery decisive deTeaT handed WolcoTTville, The powerTul La- Grange CounTy Champs. T e Q e c o r d Pleasani Lake Orland Qi PleasanT Lake MeTz I8 PleasanT Lake Salem CenTer 25 PleasanT Lake FremonT 25 PleasanT Lake WaTerloo AO PleasanT Lake HamilTon 30 PleasanT Lake Angola 34 Pleasani Lake Salem CenTer 36 PleasanT Lake Alumni 35 PleasanT Lake Ashley 34 Pleasani Lake MeTz 30 PleasanT Lake Orland 35 PleasanT Lake 5coTT CenTer 34 PleasanT Lake Meiz 37 PleasanT Lake WolcoTTville Q7 FleasanT Lake HamilTon 32 PleasanT Lake FremonT 35 Pleasani Lake BuTler 35 PleasanT Lake Ashley 36 4OverTime game 4wTournamenT Games nZimn Zimmer, lengihy forward, led The Team in scor- ing, surpassing RoberTs only in Toul poinTs, since The Two garnered 7l Tield goals each. HWillien Wilson and NCapH Carper, hard working seniors Tollowed in order in scoring posiTions. The Meek boy, Marlin, while keeping The opponenTs away Trom scoring posiTions, usually came Through wiTh his share oT baskeTs in each game Seldom were in need of a rescue squad buT were Ti Ti Trgm Time To Time by Dub MaTson, HCheTH Boli li il . Theseiive relieved nger, nSmih Ty SmiTh, junior Penick and Gene Creager. The SparTans scored 268 Tield goals and l5l Toul poinTs, Tor a ToTal oT 687 poinTs. The opponenTs scored Q54 Tield goals and 90 Toul shois Tor a ToTal oT 598 poinTs. Zimmer added l8O To This ToTal, RoberTs - - l67 Wilson - - TO4, Carper - - IOO and Meek - - 75. The highesT scoring was made againsT WolcoTTville when 25 . THE FHGHTINV SPARTANS J' u Second Team lield goals made Wolcollville's 9 look smallu L ll isn'l lhe wins and losses lhal counlsg ills lhe abilily lo lake il on lhe chin and slay in lhere un lhe end. V T H E S E C O N D T E A M The second leam, made up enlirely ol lreshmen iN and sophomores, paced lhe lirsl leam games wilh all viclor- ies, bul lwo, being nosed oul by Orland in lhe opening game and laler by Ashley. The perlormances ol lhese boys, bolh in ollensive and delensive playing, makes Coach Brighl leel happy over lhe lulure prospecls. The leam personnel was as lollows: Sophomores, jr. Penick, Bob Ferris, Bill Oorrell, Dean Powers, Max ju- lian, lohn Thrush and Qaymond Rowe, Freshmen, Bob Meek, Sam Collins, Eugene Creager, Kennelh Cool, l Dick G rell, Bob Grillilh and john Libey. Oi'- These boys scored l28 field goals and 43 loul shols lor a lolal ol 299 poinls, or an average ol Q3 poinlsper game, while lheir opponlenls scored only 70 lield goals and 58 loul shols lor a lolal ol IQE poinls, an average ol only I5 poinls per game. Each boy played well, al- ways giving everylhing lhal he could, lo oblain lhe viclory. S e a s o n Y s R e C o r d Pleasanl Lake l3 Orland l9 Pleasanl Lake 3Q Melz l Pleasanl Lake 25 Salem Cenler I3 Pleasanl Lake l7 Fremonl ll Pleasanl Lake I5 Walerloo I2 Pleasanl Lake Q2 Hamillon H Pleasanl Lake QO Angola l7 Plsasanl Lake 28 Salem Cenler l4 Pleasanl Lake I3 Ashley I4 Pleasanl Lake 36 Scoll Cenler l7 Pleasanl Lake 28 Melz I5 Pleasanl Lake 22 Hamlllon Ql Pleasanl Lake 28 Fremonl 23 V The prospecls lor lhe Sparlans in l943 and in IQ44 seem quile good. Ol course lhe gradualing seniors will undoublly be missed bul lhe ample reserve power in lhe second leam should lake care ol all vacancies. V The juniors won lhe class lourney delealing lhe seniors in lhe linal games by decisive scores. The sen- iors won lhe righl lo play in lhe championship game by delealing lhe sophomores I4 lo l9 and 24 lo QO. The juniors also scored lwo slraighl viclories over lhe lreshmen 35 lo 24 and 49 lo l9. ln lheir lirsl viclory over lhe lreshmcn lhe iuniors had no reserves and lin- ished playing lhe game wilh only lhree men on lhe play- ing lloor. W S Qi 'O 'U QI 4 s x Q1 3- I Y. Team J Il eba Bas B A S E B A L L ln each game, bul lhe iifsi wilh Scoll Cenler, ihe Sparlans were bowled over. They were always up and ready ior ihe nexi conlesl. The leam was noi so weak bul olher counly leams were good and generally belier ihan average. The Sparlans were weakesl defensively, making 67 errors io lhe opponenis 29. T h e S c h e d u l e b Pleasani Lake Scoll Cenier 5 Pleasanl Lake 4 Melz 7 Pleasanl Lake 8 Angola l4 Pleasanl Lake O Hamillon l3 Pleasani Lake 5 Salem Cenler 6 Pleasanl Lake l Walerloo 9 Pleasanl Lake 7 Fremonl I9 Pleasani Lake 3 Flinl lQ Pleasanl Lake 2 Orland 5 The ieam was composed ol Yosi Roberls, who led in bal- iing average wiih 46927 and when noi playing 38, was pil- ching.i Wilbur Wilson, SS, balied nexl wilh 429Z,' Clark Maison, oilcher and 3B bailed 3935, Marlin Meek, 2B,ba+led 357Z3 Wayne Carper, e, bailed 308Z. Sam Collins lB, Roberi Meek, ouliielder, Allie Peniek, oulfielder, Qoberl Grifiilh, ouilielder, 3ill Gorrell, ouilielder and Eugene Creager,oul- ifeiaef, were afhef leam members, bei bafiea under 3002. Team bailing average was 2893: opoonenls 2785. Team fielding average was 79OZg opponenls 898Z. Home runs were hi l by lnarlin lv k and ' ilbur 'Ji on Ma l'n lieek hil ees W N'ls . r i J one lor lhree bases. Yosl Roberls hif eighl doublesg Marlin Meek 45 Clark Maison Q and Wilbur Wilson 2. Gur Mollo wasg Ulf you can'i learn self-conlrol,iair play and clean sporlsmanship, don'l play baskelball or baseball, fry Solilaireg where you can fighl and cheal lhe ui dummy. V T H E G Q A D E T E A M The grade ieam ihis suiiered lrom iwo lhings--lhe loss by graduaiion lasi year and lhe curlailmenl ol ihe schedule lhis year as ihe resuli oi gas ralioning and iire shorlages. Only a few games were played and lhese resulied in deieais. V H E Y E L L L E A D E R S Lois Fuller, Anna Reinig and Mary Kelley were elecled Yell Leaders by ihe sludenl body al lhe beginning oi lhe baskelball season. When Mary Kelley moved io Angola, lhe oiher iwo girls kepl righl on wilh iheir job in a very ei- ficieni manner. They are io be commended lhis year for lhe fine leader- ship shown by ihem in backing ihe leam ai all iimes in a very soorlsmanship like way. V Y . . . ,Ki ::::f::'f fi?5fs:sl51g..:.,,.:.,.Zf:s:52s 9 E X1 I 1 X 14' I -J- 'fifflgfffffvff . n-I-5:-.-.-Il-fiffff-fifffQff 1.4-.5-: :-:-:-:-. ' A : 5 ' I I - . A LU M Nl I lsn'f il slrangculhal princes and kings, And clowns ihaf caper in sawdusi ringsi And common folk like you and me Are builders lor elernily? To each is given e bag of fools, A shapclgss mass and a book ol rulcsg And each musl Build ere life has ilqwn A slumbling block or a slapping slonc. , I A L U M N I R O L L Claudie Ransburg McCrum Marfin Will Rilier Learned Vira Rose Mark Fisk Addie Hallopefer Davi john N. Griffin Theda Ball Williams Lemmon Fuller Cora W. J. Morrison Marv Mounfz Foreward Snow L. Dodge Mafe Ezra lra S. Sunday Orrie Biery Gashill William GraveS E. G. Dukes Libbie Slaybaugh Hiss Edna Gaylord Sfrokes Dessa Mounfz Lowe Hanna Gilberl Arihur Miller lrene Crane Edward Spriegel Lucy Williams Turley Howard Uounfz Cora Lockwood Lillie Bonbrake Darke Mildred Lemmon Tuffle Lizzie Somerloff Hulw james Maison Ausfa Mounfz Deller Charles Kelfering Loffie Hower Tuffle Sidney C. Huffman Lillian Sirong Tulfle William Willennar Arihur Riffer Eva Harpham Huffman Bessie Freeman Pixley Sfella Fisk Eva Phillips Lowery Sanders Van Auken S ong r ick Cl Cl ass of I884 ass of i885 ass of i886 GSS GSS GSS GSS GSS i898 i889 ISOO IEQI i892 River Norwa Pleasani La easanf La Pleasanl La Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased lk, Ohio Deceased ke, ind. ke, Ind. ke, Ind. Deceased Deceased Angola, Ind. New Orle Deceased Deceased ans, La. Nebraska Hudson,lnd. Adrai Piffsfor Pleasanf La Deceased n, Mich. d, Mich. ke, Ind. Deceased Wisconsin easanf La Garr Huds Albin Pleasanf La Aubu ke, ind- eil,lnd. Deceased on, Ind. Deceased Calif. Deceased Deceased Deceased Deceased 4. n, Nach. ke, ini. rn, ind. Kendallville, Ind. Chica Deceased Deceased Deceased Foresf,lll. go, llll Anna Slaybaugh Emerson New York Class of l893 jennie Lemmon Deceased Howard Long Angola, lnd. Renna Mason Dolph Pleasanf Lake, Ind. Nannie Case New Marfinville, llllesi Virginia Effie Slaybaugh Kanagy Ashley, Ind. Class of ISQ4 Rilia Willenar Parroif Souih 3end, lnd. lva Deller Gilberf Pleasanf Lake, Ind. jennie Hanselman Fiesbie Angola, lnd. Ona Harpham W. Lewis Deiour, Mich. Class of l895 Mark Lockwood Ashley, Ind. Belle Hale MacClannahan Columbus, Dhio Class of i896 Geneva Deller Chasey Angola, lnd. Morfon K. Huffman Forf Wayne, inf. Class of l897 Alice Shackford Lacey Los Angeles, Calif. Laura Garner Kirk Deceased Carl Ingalls Angola, lnd. Edna Shackford Driskell Los Angeles, Calif. Berfha Deller Huffman Forf Wayne, Ind. Mabel Lacey Klink Garreff, lnd. Elverife Woodworfh Greggs Deceased Madge Lacey Ingalls Angola, lnd. Class of ISQS Gerirude Milchell Ransburg Pleasanf Lake, Ind. Vera lngalls Hoagland Angola, lnd. Josie Miller Howd Pleasanf Lake, Ind. Ada Mounlz Coleberi San Francisco, Calif. Mabel Shackford Smiih Pleasanf Lake, lnd. Alma Hamilion Norfh Bellingham, Wash. Homer G. Weaver Forl Wayne, Ind. Carl Miller Chicago, lll. Lula Cogswell Tuffle Angola, lnd. Class of i899 Gerirude Gilberf Smiih Lunenburg, Nova Scofia Charles O. Goodwin ' Wilmeiie, lll. Class of IQOD Effie Lacey Qiffer Kendallville, Ind. Carrie Closson Huffman Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Faye Lacey Harpham Bloomingdale, Mich. Foresi A. Fuller Bellingham, Wash. Clair V. luflle Monrovia, Calif. l. Mark Lacey Los Angeles, Calif. Class of l9Dl Eihel Gllberi Sunday Adrian,MiCh, Carloffa Fisk Finley Kendallville, lnd. VZVG LONG Twiilfi Deceased Clois Closson Deggaggd Lesier K. Deller Clymeria Lacey Slowell Ruby Hamilin Hamillon Cl Carl Harpham Eva Kendall Dillion Bessie Kennedy Slevenson Clyde Larabie Cl Koons Tullle Ingalls Dessa George Mae Hoagland jane Hale Cleo Hamlin Gerlrude Qan Berlha Pembe Fern Leasure sburg Gilberl r Carmack Cl Elsie Lemmon Grim F. j. Harpham Nellie Crampl Orla Landis Alla Goodwin on Duguid Cl Venus Gardner Ford Deller Lynn Williams Cl Edilh Killering Culberlson Fern Chadwick Cook Gerlrude Ferrier Gilberi Bernice Lemmon Brooks Elsie Ferrier Leilie E. Deller Couch Harold B. Ransburg Shirley Teegardin Georgia Beard Morrison lnez Gilberl Moriorli Cl Ollie Goodwin Puringlon Hazel Brooks jackson lda Cramplon Showaller Madge Gleckner Don F. Gilberl Fannie Drenning Crossland Leslie Williams Cl Grace Hall Bair lda Crampion Showaller Gerlrude Gilberl Smilh Hazel Brooks jackson Don. F. Gilberl Ford Deller ass ol IQOQ ass of l903 ass oi IQO4 ass ol l905 ass ol IQO6 ass ol IQO7 ass of IUOB Spokane, Wash. Seallle, Wash. Bellingham, Wash. Deceased Deceased Angola, lnd. Deceased Pleasanl Lake, lnd. For? Wayne, lnd. Deceased Angola, lnd. Pleasani Lake, lnd. indianapolis, lnd. Toledo, Ohio Piaasani Lake, lna. Angola, lnd. Ashley, lnd. Chicago, lll. Girard, Mich. Deceased Middlelown,Ohio Grallon, N. Dakok Buller, Ind. Ashley, lnd. Richmond, lnd. Waierloo, Ind. New York, New York Allania, Ga. Pleasanl Lake, Ind. Osage, lowa Oklahoma Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Danville lll. lnd. Angola, Buller, lnd. Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Angola, lnd. Marion lnd. 9 Soulh Bend: lnd. Lansing, Mich. Euller, lnd. Lunenburg, Nova Scolia Angola, lnd. Angola, lnd. Middlelown, Ohio Class oi IQDQ Leiiie E. Deller Couch Ailania, Ga Madge Gleckner Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Orlie Fee Hamilion,lnd. Lena Cameron Doly Brook, ind. Hariam Oberlin Deceased Dorcas Buiis Langley Tail, Fla Zema Cogswell Tuiile Pleasani Lake, lnd. Edna Oilberi Cleveland, Ohio Isabel Closson Myers Pleasani Lake, lnd. Arden lmhoil Deceased Malcohn l. Tully Hillsdale, Mich. Olevia Lacey Menges Builer, Ind. Albina Builer Cook Pleasani Lake, Ind. Qulh Brown Cleveland, Ohio Class of l9lO Isabelle Reiner Pence Pleasani Lake, lnd. Sol Tullle Pleasani Lake, lnd. Melvla Warsiler Helmer, Ind. Class oi l9ll Orsavella Long Fahey Reddles, Calii. Creel A. Miller jackson,Mich. Velma Smiih Kohl Waierloo, Ind. Alice Anderson Baker Monipelier, Ohio Targarei Dame Brickley Kendallville, lnd. were Chadwick Grambling Ashley, Ind. Harry D. Anderson Ashley, lnd. Heriha Weaver Oberlin Angola, lnd. Zella Dennison Qessler LaGrange, lnd. Wayne 3all Deceased Class oi l9l2 Felix McGrew Deceased Eva Van Auken Myers Fori Wayne, Ind. Carmal Weichl Glasgow Hudson, lnd. Jessie Duiler Toledo, Ohio Clenn Crowl Angola, lnd. Eeeeher Lemmon Kendallville, lnd. Klink Lemmon Allen, Mich. le Oilberi Cay Louisville, Ky. Yeir a,ff' Orillilh Pleasanl Lake, Ind. Class of IQI4 Gerald Fuller Pleasani Lake, lnd. Seri Swihari Kingsbury, lnd. Fori Oriiiilh Auburn, lnd. Louis Fischer Indianapolis, ind. Esiher Brooks Sasseii Angola, lnd. Mildred Chadwick Schould Chicago, lll. Hesier Deller Fori Wayne, lnd. Vicior Qibblel Ohio Keiih Lacey Colorado Springs, Colo. Dean Aldrich Angola, lnd. Clare Van Auken Fla. Ha Class oi l9l5 zel Lacey Benneii Angola, lnd. Winifred Tullle Misner Evangeline Fischer Fuller lmogene Simmons Thrush Marie Sewell Fergerson Sybille Lacey Beecher Xenophon lmholf Gerald Oilberl Slephen Hall Class of l9l6 Eihel Dreher john Carpenler Dewey Anderson Wavel Camp Ransburg lva Crone Rowley Merriman Lloyd Oilberl Gail Hullman Georgia Heckalhorn Walsh Olive Anslell Thrush Carl Chadwick Clem Merriman Violel Dodge Saul Qalph Sprague Qoberl Chadwick Class of l9l8 Arlhur Misner Bernadine Uncapher Worfhingfon Dorsey Powers Edward Champion Helen Huffman Boyers james Ferris Olga Chadwick Allen Rulh George Dosler Rulh Oilberf Smilh Ruby Dodge Brown Van Goodwin Gerfrude Orwig Kepler Class of l9l7 May Oilberl Crandall Lilah Oilberl Hauver Tulile Class of l9l9 Eslher Harpham Swill Harrier Hulwick Crain june Menges Heller Pauline Lemmon Schrader Wayne Meek Clifford DeLong Myrlle Swager Class of l920 Laura McElhenie Mawrine Huffman Byrl Bennell Conway Yockey Jacobsen Easl McKeesporl Pleasanl Lake, , Pa lnd Ashley, ind. Marion, lnd. Washinglon Pleasanl Lake, Ind. Delroil, Mich. indianapolis, Ind. Deceased Ashley, lnd. Deceased Pleasanl Lake, Ind. Angola, lnd, Defroil, Mich. Army Toledo, Ohio Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Ashley, ind. Forl Wayne, lnd. Deiroil, Mich. Angola, ind. La Grange, Ind. Tarpon Springs,Fla. Ashley, lnd. Deceased Forl Wayne,md. Pleasanl Lake, Ind. Sl. Pelersburg, Fla. Pleasani Lake, lnd. Ashley, lfido Fremonl, lnd. Evanslon, lll. Hunlinglon, lnd. Deceased Walerloo, ind, Forl Wayne,lnd. Pleasanl Lake, Ind. HickSville,Ohio Pleasanf Lake, Ind, Delroil Monlpelier, Hammond, 9 Mich. Ohio lnd. Ashley, ind. Leonardo, N. J. Forl Wayne, lnd Chicago, Chicago, Monlpelier, lll. Ill. Ohio Army Harold Anderson Cl Pussell Sprague Yockey Fiier Moughler Earl Zada Yvonne Grwig Miller Ediih Criiiiih Van Auken Cl june Maison Chasey Doroihy Fischer Luella Whysong ce Jhysong Brooks raine Huilman Powers Ali Lor Ediih Giloerl Goodrich llla Edna Crow Puhlin Meek Slallz lrene Shumaker Avery Bennell john Chadwick Paul Harris Paul Chasey Leo Powers Raymond Van Auken Arlhur Murden Cl Nargarel Pansourg Plings Gladys Sewell Kyle Zura Major Hawley Aileen Case Piper Ada Sunday Thoma Audra Zimmer Maxlon Dale Powers Paul Eenneli Marcellus Pilier Fav Mounlz l Hammond Lockwood Pussel Arihur john Gilberl Wi - wllingicn Ulmer Cl George Ansleli Weir Meek Edwin Meek Donald Van Auken Harper Norman William Turner Merriman Pillsbury ine Whysong Mergy Gilberl Small Lois Paul Mariha lennie Yockey Bliss O'Bri a Mounlz Harlman ne Shumaker Hoyer Leol Pauli Warren lckes Velma DeLong Huichins Irene Riiler Dole Bernice Hackenbergei Ofis ian ass of l9Ql Sahli ass oi 1022 ass ol l9Q3 H New Ma r 'r ass of lCQ4 an Orlando Angol De Pleasanl Lake Pleasani Lake Pleasanf Lake Pleasanl Lake Pleasani Lake Pleasanl Lake De Culver Chicago Van Meri Nappanee Scoll Cenier Edon Hudson Angola Angola Pleasani Lake McKeespor Deiroil, San Diego, Delroil, Pleasanl Lake inville, Wes? Adrain, Buller Porl Huron, Waynedale Angola Chicago Temperance, Walerlo Forl Layne Soulh Bend Angola Ashley Columbus Peru Kendallville Coldwaler Walerlo Carmel Delroil, Pleasant Lake Pleasani Lake Walerloo Angola, Angola Coldwaier, , Fla. a,lnd. ceased , Ind. , Ind. , lnd. , lnd. ceased , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. , Ill. , Ohio , Ind, , lnd. , Ohio , lnd. , Ind. , lnd. , Ind. i, Pa. Mich. Calif. Mich. , Ind. Vir. Mich, , Ind. lvllchu , Ind. , lnd. , Ill. Mich. o, Ind , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. Army , Ohio , Ind. , lnd. ,lvlich. o,lnd. , Ind. Mich. , lndo , Ind. , lnd. lnd. , Ind. Mich. Howard jackson Class oi l9Q5 Clela Sunday Anslell Lucille Oilberl Newman Kennelh Shipe Glenn Ford Qeba Swynehardl Anslell Clell Powers Lewis Lockwood Bealrice Howard Lullman Evelyn Conrad Marlin Wendell Royce Harvey Michael Rulh Wolf Hevel Olyda Hover Favourile Wilma Heck Maynard Holden Carl Clark Violelle Calon Hollell Ralph Libey Waller Clay Miriam Fischer Sluck Chomoboywy Class of IQQ6 Basil Van Auken Paul Plingslag Agnes Wolf Harmon Oerlrude Grilfilh Hughes Eslher Lemmon Sanders Lorraine Morlorll McClish Nelson Sanders Verr McClish Harold Huliman Daisy Meek Pearson Ellen Senncfi Emmerson Arlene Clay Shields Ann Howard Viola Shaffer Sewell Marlha Shumaker jack Orpha Hedglin Fosler Louise Sericks Barbara Zonkel Maud Chapman Class of IC Winlon Huffman lona Crowl Sanders Frances Horlorlf Ulmer Doris Hedglln Florence Sewell jackson Elhel Whysong Whipple Ezra Anderson Myrick Cramplon Malela Shaffer Pleasanl Lake Angola Fremonl Delroil, Tampa Pleasanl Lake Delroil, Ashley Ashley Ashley Lakewood, Soulh Bend Pleasanl Lake Pleasanl Lake Hudson Pleasanl Lake Hudson Fleasanl Lake Hudson Hudson Pleasant Lake Pleasanl Lake Angola Hebron, Ashley Ashley Forl Wayne, Escanoba, Pleasanl Lake Kendallville Orland Angola Hudson Hammond Berkley, Forl Wayne Pleasani Lake Pleasanl Lake Hudson Forl Wayne Orland Cheslerlon Charles Crain Forf Wayne Wade Dodge Pleasanl Lake lgnaiius Schorfgen Pleasani Lake james Tullle Easf McKeespor , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. Mich. , Fla. , lnd. Mich. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. Fla. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd, , lnd. 9 lnd. , lnd. , lnd. Navy , lnd. lnd. , lnd. Ohio , Ind. Ohio lnd. Mich. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. Calif. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. Fla. , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. Kansas , lnd. , lnd. , lnd. l, Pa. Arfhur DeLon Kennelh Wolf rn -4 V Pleasani Lake, lnd. Pleasani Lake, Ind, Class ol l Margarel Chasey Ford Midland, Mich. Paul Sirock Hudson, lnd. Marian Delong Sellers Chicago, lll. Dean Ransburg Auburn, Ind. Elsie Lemmon Huliman Pleasanl Lake, lndQ Roberl Hardy Hudson, Ind. Virginia Slelller Deceased Wayne Rundles New York Iona Ulmer Shipe Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Qoger Gilberi Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Carolyn Morse Warneke Fori Wayne, lnd. Ross Kisller Souih Bend, Ind. Frances Fanning Flinl, Mich. Walier Gericks Chicago, ill, Doroihy Meiz Pleasanl Lake, lndQ Ralslon Penick Forl Wayne, lnd, Helen Deller Hahan Angola, lnd. Class ol IQQQ Arlene Van Auken Soulh Bend, Ind. R055 Gilberl Charloll, Mich. Barbara Davis McCorkle lr. Berkley, Calii. Elizabeih Gilberl Myers Angola, lnd. Carl Waymire Fleasanl Lake, Ind. Berlha Plali Waymire Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Ellen Myers johnson Hngola, lnd. LQUIS Qrocks Wlllemdf Hamillon, lnd. Edilh Lemmon Ulmer Syracuse, lnd. Byron Gramling Ashley, lnd. Edmond Morlorll Army Leonard Gunn Allanla, Ga. Helen Murden Foresi Hudson, lndl Doris Geeling Wallers Angola, lnd. Maude Chalman Clear Deceased Herschel Deller Angola, lnd, Lawrence Ulmer Syracuse, lnd. Paul Miller Deceased Philip Huffman Forf Wayne, lnd. Dee Harpham Marines Clark D2 Grofl Hudson, ind, jesse Shumaker Pleasani Lake, ind, Class ol l Arlene Miller Coldwaler, Mich. Lois Replogle Hyman Colo. Nellie Lockwood DePew Forl Wayne, lnd. Rulh Williams Landis Fremoni, lnd. Mary Swynehardl Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Weir Whysong Ashley, lnd. Florence Wolf Romano Easl Greenwich, R. l. Denver Kogin Hudson, Ind. Floyd Murden Pleasanf Lake, lnd, Kenneih Holden Kendallville, Ind. Class of lO3l Roberl T. Ransburg Army Ardell Hardy Mabel Gramling Holsinger Alice lean Brooks Maurice Griiiilh june Hoffman Fischer Muriel Replogle Hoyer Don Locke Arfhur Norlhouse Vern Sweilzer Grace Wolf lngledue Grace Shumaker Sulion Donald De Grolf Russell Plail Weir' Ford Roberla Hedgelin Ross Dahuil Kennefh Kisller Wayne Myers Blanche DeLong Weri Lorana Grim Kerioii Roberl McKee Gayle Rundles Marian Favourile Sluckey Dorolhy Piingslag Meek Rulh Owen Sherick Eula Ford Teegardin Wilbur Ulmer Frances Saurer Frances Norihouse Bernice Collefl Alhony Lloyd Replogle Don Kogin Ralph Kisller Louis Ouller Kirlz Orcelia Brown Myrlle Roberison Clay Lemmon Waller lngledue Charllon Pike Cleola Wolf Helen Morforff David Chadwick Wanda Myers Velma Timons Ickes Ross Lower Wilma Myers Evelyn Haroham Gerald De Groif Winifred Gilberl Brooks Roberf Filer lylene Trilch Swiif Opal Cox Agnes Sielller Baldo Lewis Whysong Florence Yockey Frazier Class of l Class of l S+. Clair, Mich. Sania Monica, Calif. Hillsdale, Mich. Pleasanf Lake, Ind. Albion, Mich. Pleasani Lake, lnd. Osborn,Mich. Ashley, lnd. Hudson, lnd. Ashley, lnd. Rushville, lnd. Hudson, lnd. Army Ashley, lnd. Deiroii, Mich. Pleasani Lake, lnd. Hudson, Ind. Ashley, lnd. Coldwaler, Mkh. Baiavia, lll. Hudson, lnd. Flini, Mich. Forl Wayne, lnd. Oberlin, Ohio Kendallville, Ind, Soulh Bend, lnd. Pleasanl Lake, Ind. Carlolfe, Mich. Ashley, lnd. Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Muncie, lnd. L Hudson, Ind. Soufh Bend, lnd. Angola, lnd. Chicago, lll. Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Hamillon, lnd. Ashley, lnd. Gary, Indo Gary, lnd. Auburn, lnd. Rhode Island Angola, Ind. Walerloo, Ind. Army Ashley, lnd. Deceased Hudson, lnd. Bronson, Mich. Pleasani Lake, lnd. Fremonf, lnd. Fla. Ashley, lnd. Pleasanf Lake, Ind. Mf. Clemons,Mich. Marjorie Maison Saurer Cecil Shipe Naomi Oriiliih Lemmon Leona Locke Lyons jay Elsion Mary Thompson Lauizenheiser Virginia Eiiler Clair Erwin Class of l934 jack Maison Ralph Warring Scldon Grim Marlha Hendrickson Ruhl Marie Lower Kaihryn Duguid Hedglin Winn Hedgelin Warren Ruhl Pauline Plaii Barron Wilma Zeigler Vern DeOroii Ralph Daub Ned Myers june Kline Mary Wills Rex Brown Thomas Gallispie Rulh Erwin Nichols Pearl Norihouse Class Wionona Beard Gallispie Maurice Brooks Glendora Chamberlain Lacey Ella Mae Chrysler Kalhryn Collins Kenneih W, Cook La Moyne Ellioli jack Ford Lawrence Gilberi joan Griiiiih Smilh Isabel jane Grim Dale L. Harpham Virginia Harpham Merrie Anne Hoyer Taylor Lois lean lmhoff Hamburg Deane E. lngledue Harold Koch Ross W, Lacey Kennelh Lepley Rose Marie Merrimian Whiicomb Raymond V. Morlorll Marie E. Myers Wilma M. Myers Crone Kalhryn Owen Flefcher Francis D. Parks Pauline M. Penick Lois Arlene Powers Roberls j. Kedrick Smalhers l Charlolie, Ashley, Dec Sleobenville, Angola Hamilioh, Pleasani Lake, Hudson P 3 Rensselaer, Fori Wayne, Hunferlown Waierloo Saginaw, Saginaw, Hunierlown, Ablinx, Angola, Mic J Q Pleasani Lake, Orland Fremoni Pleasani Lake Ashley Waierloo, 9 3 1 9 Pleasanf Lake, Cleveland, Forl Wayne, Mich. lnd. eased lnds lnd. lnd. lnd. lnd. Ohio lnd. lnd. lnd. lnd. Mich. Mich. lnd. Tex. 'Vida higan Army Army lnd. lnd. lnd. ind, llidn lnd. lnd. Ohio Ind, Angola, lnd. Sanla Moniica, Calif. Angola, lnd. Toledo, Ohio Angola, lnd. Army Angola, lnd. Forl Wayne, lnd. Marines Washingion, D. C. Forl Wayne, Ind. Wesi Haven, Conn. Deiroil, Mich. Angola, lnd. Fori Wayne, lnd. Army Orland, lnd. Army Forl Wayne lnd. Angola, lnd. Kendallville, lnd. Dec eased Pleasani Lake, lnd. Slurgis, Mich. Deiroil, Mich. George Van Taylor john 5, Thompson L. D, Thrush Lafayelfe, Ind Deceased Angola, lnd Dorolhy V. Trilch Favourile kay, Ind. Class of i936 Dale Campbell Delroil, Mich. Frances Clark Colbarl Walerloo,ind. Donald Colbarl Walerloo,lnd. Cramplon Duguid Pleasani Lake, ind, Gordon Hardy Navy Murl Hedglin Sweeney Forl Wayne, lnd. Helen Kelley Monlgomery Ashley, lnd. Evelyn Lighl Whysong Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Dale Lower Delroil, Mich. Kennard Meek Army Evelyn Murden Wilson Pilcher Howard Reinoehl james Renner Helen Trifch George Thompson june Thompson Roberl Yockey Max Smaihers Roberla Wolf Norman Berla Wolf Billie Kan Kamp Kemm Helenlvarring jeanelle Slraw Carl Slrock jean Swiharl Schaele Palrick Slelller Virginia Thompson Owen Crowl Orlo Trilch Belly Tulile Herberl Hamillon Earl Cook Evelyn lmhofl Suilon Erma Beard McKeeman Class of IQ37 el r Ashley, lnd. California Army Navy Forllhayne, lnd. Army Auburn, lnd. Delroil, Mich. Hudson, lnd. Peru, Ind. rleasanl Lake, lnd. Lori Wayne, lnd. Pleasani Lake, lnd. WAAC Auburn, lnd. Forl Wayne, Ind. Navy Pleasanl Lake, Ind. Ashley, Ind. Angola, Ind. Deiroil, Mich. Hudson, Ind, Army Buchanan, Mich, asanl Lake, lnd. Archie Seberl Army Ella Mae Frederick McDonnalhon Van Werf, Ohio Roberla Pooerls Hlleshouse Pleasanl Lake, lnd. A. l. Collins Army Class of IQ Maurice Slroh Army Virginia Kempl Dorolhy Crain Marjorie Hardy George Kiesler Margarel Declz Marion Geeling Helen Slraw Clair Lower Louise Uuller Qiggleman Angola, lnd. Angola, lnd. Hudson, lnd. Army Coldwaler, Mich. Forl Mayne, lnd. Angola, lnd. Logansporl, ind. Walerloo, lnd. Leonard Meek Roger Thompson Rulh Powers Wilma Ulmer Milburn Thompson joyce Tullle Franze Marjorie Walsh Harpham Evelyn Hoyer Helen Coon Lynn Huffman Sarah Thompson Merwin Roberls jean Hawes Madge Cook Webb jayne Grifiilh Rose Marie Penick Dick Maison Harold Qeinoehl Harold Trilch Helen Sweeney Florence Parks Bourne june Harlman Coleman Wymond Wilson Eslher Erwin Richard Fuller Louise Imhofl Bowers Roland Lighi Roberi Kqlley Mildred Erwin Nappe janelle Maison Gordon Richard Slraw john Clark Dean Wolf Verlin Roberls Harvey Carper Marlvnn Lepley rgueriile Anderson eo Favourile WahlJg nes Meek le Gramling Mariella Anslell Winifred Fee Richard Miller Shirley Collins Glenna Hill Roberfa Smaihers junior Libey Ma Cl AQ Da Beverly Grogg Rulh Tinslman Mary Louise Lemmon Sealrice Meek Paul Bealiy Dean Colbari Class ol l939 ass of l ass of l94l Pleasanl Lake, Ind. Army Daylon, Ohio Pleasani Lake, lnd. Navy Pendlelon, Oregon Angola, lnd. Forl Wayne, lnd. Forl Wayne, Ind. Forf Wayne, lnd. Wayne, Mich. Army Delroil, Mich. Ann Arbor, Mich. Angola, lnd. Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Army Army Pleasanl Lake, Ind. . A n Forl Wayne, Ind, Harllord, Conn. Angola, lnd. Army Delroil, Mich. . Naval Academy Forl Wayne, lnd. rleasanl Lake, lnd. Cleveland, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Nashville, Mich. Army Pleasanl Lake, lnd. Army Navy Navy Angola, lnd. Washinglon, D.C. Ple Ple Forl Wayne, Ind. Forl Wayne, lnd. Navy asanl Lake, lnd. Forl Wayne, lnd. Albion, Mich. Angola , Ind. For? Wayne, lnd. Soulh Bend, lnd. Army Angola, lnd. Forl Wayne, lnd. DeKalb, Ill. Danville,lnd. Forf Wayne, lnd. asanl Lake, Ind. Mabel Griililh Colba Roberla Lockharl Summerloli james Morse Audrey Trilch Wayne McAlpin Paul McAlpin Mary Lepley Roberl Penick james Mieras Sianley Carper Phyllis Zimmer Mack Van Auken Dawson Gorrell Margarel Thompson Lavonne Lash Greenwa Lyle Morlorii Ella Fori McCllellan james Wood jane Ann Libey Maxine Enfield Wolf Max Deeiz Rulh Maslen Wilson Willard Yockey Wilbur Yockey Donna Mae Ansiell Donald Triich Mary While belly Thrush james Thompson Deloris Eakrighl jack Helmulh rl Pleasanl Lake, Ind. Pleasanl Lake Angola Pleasanl Lake Angola Pleasani Lake Muncie Angola li Hudson Class of l942 Pleasanl Lake Pleasanl Lake Muncie Pleasanl Lake Angola Angola Pleasani Lake Hudson Angola Auburn ln a world oi conslanlly changing condiiions,iilled wiih lhe lurmoil ol war,il has been an impossibililylo lisl of lh ih ar en have a complele ' e graduaies al e - gaged in ihe conflici. Even ailer fhis is prinled and before il is presenled lo lhe public lhere will be more names added lo lhe lisl daily. To ihose in our armed forces, we would like lo ex- lend our heariiesi wishes. To us, here in school,ihey are heroes and our hope lor a lree nalion. -To olher alumni members, we would like lo exlend our greelings and if some oi ihe names or places are wrong we wish you lo forgive us. --The Senior Clas B E A N A C T I V E M E M B E R Ailend lhe Annual Alumni Banquel lhis year. jameslown Township lnd. lnd. Army Ind. Ind. lnd. Navy Navy lnd. Arrny Army Ind. Ind. lnd. lnd. Navy lnd. lnd. Navy Ind. Army Army lfida Ind. Ind. Ind, Navy lnd. Ndvy K E E P A C Q U A l N T E D W I T H Y O U R F R l E N D T H E G R E A T M A N l cannol always feel his grealness. Someiimes he walks beside me, slep by siep, And paces slowly in lhe ways-- The simple, Wingless ways Thai my ihoughi iread. He gossips wilh me lhen, And finds il goody Noi as an eagle mighi, his greai wings folded, be conieni , To walk a lilile, knowing il his choice, Boi as a simple man, My friend. And l forgel. Then suddenly a call floals down From The clear airy spaces, The greai keen, lonely heighis oi being. And he who was my Comrade hears ihe call And rises from my side, and soars Deep-chanling, io ihe heighls. Then l remember. And my upward gaze goes wilh him, and l see Far off againsi ihe Sky The gllnl of golden sunlighf on his wings, --Eunice Tieijens N .li .:'2 :.: 5 3 W. : SQQM l . :' ' Q . ':1:1. gifs ? , ZZ ,,., ,.., 5 3 , f m , - .VIlx.,.-.-.-.,-,,.,.,.'.3.5.:,4-,.,.,.,..-.-.-I-VU M ADVEKTl51NQ . .,.5'..- C L A S S O F l 9 4 3 Boys and girls, lhe lime has come ' llfs nearly lhe end lor you and meg llve known you always, you seem so young Bul you are in lhe Class ol '43, Here's Chesler and Clara we all know lhem well For lhe lhings lhey are asked lo dog Whelher in happiness or sorrow, in honor or deleal, They are always lound good and lrue. Wayne is a boy ol lhe impulsive lype He breaks lhrough lhe line lor lhe goal, While james marks lime by lhe beal ol lhe drum, And moves as lhe seasons roll. Belly C. and Belly D. sound nearly lhe same Whal can we say lor lhe Two, For lhe lhings lhal we know and we know lhem well The-y will do lor me raise, 'lTrue Blue. There's Carmen F. who has recenlly joined us For which we give many lhanksg And Bob looks over lhe horizon ol lhe presenl And is eager lor lhe mililary ranks. Hereis Margarel and Belly J., whal can we say ol lhese Two, who are sludious and wise? Their lulure, lo many l am sale lo Claim Will brino a pleasanl surprise. We have Wilbur W. who slands up lor lhe righl And Clark who always says pleasanl lhingsg While jCrry and Lois wilh lheir eullured arl, Drill our lhoughls upward on heavenly wings. There's Wanda Lee and Elinor we know lhem well, For lheir kind and pleasanl waysg Their mollo is ullll lry and do whalls righl, For in lhe end il always pays.H Now Mary Ellen, come blow your whislle As you have ollen done belore, Yes, blow lhe whislle and lead lhe class ol '43 Through lhe open door inlo lhe lulure. - - O. W. Fee B U S I N E S S D I R E C T O R Y K2Iifi2'II1 l'IULJIDdVCI Dr, Lang HAIIOFITZV a+ Law, , L, I M- D- Dr. Snowberger I Orville Slevens Denlisl 1 Ailorney al Law Dr. Tracey I Dr. G. N. Lake M. D. I M. D. H. Lyle Shank - Carl E. Ingalls I Allorney al Law y Dznfigf Dr. Aldrich Maurice McClew Denlisi I Allorney af Law Wade E. Libev I Kennelh Hubbard COUUIV Clefk I Aflorney ai law T. V. Grabill I Lynn G. Reed Counly Agri. Agenl Q Denlisl H . .... .I . . 1 rd L, ,. Willis Roberls I S. C. 8 L. L. Wolfe Counly Supl. I Denfisl FLILLIZRS C O M P L E T E S P E C I A L I Z E D L U B R I C A T I O N Baflery And Tire Service Your grealesl assel is your car-- Care for il as il were your Iasl one. Pleasanl Lake, Indiana X f XX , Q 49 E? Q52 STEUQEN 7TNNNSHW PuBLfC SCHOOL PLEA5AAH'LAKE,nvDmNA FORD LJBEY ASHLEY-Hanson LUMBE2 CUMPANY Where a good meal Complimenls lhe Senior awails you. Class ol IQ43 Hudson, indiana Hudson, indiana Visilor lnervouslv wailing lo siarl on her lirsl boar ride wilh Mary Ellenlg nTell me, Mary, whal should l do ii l gel seasick?H Mary Ellen: nThal's noi necessary, You'Il do il.H V Wise Sophomore Max julian: Hwhal relalion does a siork bear To mankind?N Dumb Freshman Lois Fullcrg ul donll know,H Maxg uwhy, eilher a son or a daughler, of courseln V Mr. Fee: Hlhis examinalion will be Conducled on lhe honor syslem. Please lake seals lhree apari and in aller- nale rowsln CO!l!ll3Ll!VlEhlTS OF LEONE STUDIQ Ol Siurgis, Michigan To The Senior Class l Ol Pleasanl Lake High School -Jr, H-' - r f-fs. r r' li-milfs IA lg cc,1l,.L,fgiGiQ Because of The acule need for lechnical personnel in indus- lry and lhe armed forces of lhe nalion, we have arranged lo admil a limiled number of lwo and lhree year high school slu- denls al any ol our opening dales in 1943. Allenlion is called lo fhe facl lhaf young women are urged lo prepare lhemselves for fechnical posilions. Any girl who may be inleresled in any Type ol engineering is asked lo wrile lor inlormafion. A calalogue Will be senl upon requesl. Burlon Handy, Presidenl Angola, Indiana l900-'lookl an aulomobile. l9lO--Look! an airplane, IO43--Look! a horse and buggy! V Mr. Brighl: HHave you read lhe Conslifulion of lhe Uniled Slales?n Qoberl Meek: Flo, si r. Brighl: Have you read 'rhe hislory of 'rhe Uniled Slales? Bob: No sir. Brighlg GNO? Well, wha? have you read?n Bob? nOh, l have some red hairlu V A I s , el' 59358 LUIAYJ f an STRDNG vo senve mmm-. Q WL z.wArs.'r LAKE IN . Ii I.. .1 l l L 4' .'4 ,Ax . , -il? 'f ,,- .' I : J g 1 I I . in-i I 1. , .ll . , W, ,Y 4 ,Y , 'zu b, . b if, Q I . L ' : ' Q I ' - .. , . ., . 3 .1 4-HQ l- l l-lAfVllLTQN'S HAMMQND CD 1 ,, J X? c:oAL YARDS ffglilms sro L H u d s o n Hudson, lndlana Mr. Grimm: nWho broke lhal shalr in lhe parlor lasl evQninQ?N Clara: ull jusl collapsed all of a sudden, buf nellher l us was hurl.n V jun or- lvisiling roundhousol 'Wlhel is lhalenormous fhing?u Sen or- Tha? is a locomolive boll2r.n jun or- NAnd why do you boil locom0liv2S?u Senior HTo make lhe engine lender.n V Everylhing comes lo him who orders hash! C O M P L l M E N T S O F T H E PUR! TAN ICE Cl2'E,flfVl CQMPAN Y Kendallville, lndua CQMPLHVXENTS OF WEIGHTS FUNERAL HUME AMQQL IND: NR Gflz-3EfQT'S HUDSON GRQCEIQY l-lfxliolflffxiai GENERAL HARDWARE - - We 4 Guallly are pleased lo serve 5GC,JUdOlll'y y0U, WECOUOWV Dan E. Trilch, Prop. Morcarel GroGO! HMolher gre you lhe nedresl relallve C vu J llve gol?u Mrs. Grogge HYes, dear, and your lalher is lhe clos- esl'N V Bonny: uWhel's lhis lhing?H Bob: HEr--ll's a pawn llc kel.H Bonny: HWhy didnll you gel lwo so we could bolh QOQH V There'5 lhe slory ol an old ma liekel and insisled on an upper berlh because she wanled lo he bed E ve a mam under her id who boughl a Pullman CCNMPLUWENTS QF LAKELAND ICE CREAM wb' 6 ' 1 Q L P. E '- 4 lg 42257 31 bf COMPANY ANGGLAIND 5:vE. W'Trv Jiffy-Y w A-F 'W 71,5 jlgqvlinod , ,Q 'Z KRATZ ZQEXALL Angola, Indiana God has endowed lhe German people wilh lhree qualifies-- honesly, inlelllgence, and Nazllsm. Bul, in His wisdom, He has allowed each German buf fwo ol These. Thus, if a German is honesl and a Nazi, he cannol be inlelllgenl. ll he is lnlelligenl and a Nazi he cannol be honesl. And if he is bolh honesl and inlelllgenl, He cannol be a Nazi. V Miss Swynehardlg nMaxine, do you know 'How Dolh fhe Lil llc Busy Bee? Maxine: No. Bul you belcher life l know hc dolh il. V Cowlnlfmflws OF BASSETTS Anloolf-x, lmonf-xmn claimed ' Hillers, whic SLlNl?lrSE LONC-3'Sl-lOff?ES Packaged Drugs Slalionery Candy 8 lce Cream DAll2Yl Pleasanl Lake ,L-N Y HMolher,n asked jean Sorrel one day when a number ol Quesls were presenl al dinner, Hwill lhe desserl hurl me,or is lhere enough lo go around2H V The lunalic asylum in a Saar lown was recenlly evac- ualed. Before lhe war lhlrly-lour of lhe lnmales had lo be Hlller. On evacualion lhere were only lwelve ll lakes a h shows lh al even lunacy has lls llmifs. V molher lwenfy-one years lo make a man of her son. ll lakes anolher woman jusl one nighl lo make a fool oul ol him, COfVlpl.lfVlENTS OF ANGOLA, INDIANA Slrl E ETS Cl le C Q lyl PA lXl Y 'LJOLDERNESS COMPLIMENTS OF ...,. WEQHHHHMMMMQM ' 'ftgigigzg-' 1431555:::Q:k2:2:22:f:f:f:f:E:Q:f:E:354:5:7:7:2:f:f:2:I: x-.- ,. LL . ,.-. , , f -Qfqgzg:5:-:-:g:-:c-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:+.-Q:-,gg-:Az-z-:H 1 . N-:-zo:-:5:bSQ1:1:I:l:1,i:-:7:1:tt5:I:d'-'I 2:1-15-In 4 '-:-Ir:-:4 .: girl:- ,151gf315g:3?' jf . . . '41:rs?-2:Ss:rg.f355:1322r:rE1::E1Er1i1sir: 'SESESE25-ff:S5322rE:Ef?fi:ErE2ErE11r:1E- .l'-fix:-:::fE:52:fq l I K-:S-QE5:3:::1:g:5:g3:::::3'::,:gfgigl-1: jr ?:2:IZ-2-I-25,6-L '4:fZg.5:3:7:E':2:1:3:5:1:2:f:1:l:1:5:3L- . .ff .L I :5:5:5?g35:ErI' K, .1:5:g:gp5E.,. .- 5:55521-1f'f'f' ' ' ' ':5:5:23:I:2:I525:-, xVn'4t217:k2:l:?f -:-ze:-'g:g:7:5:r.r:a .- '-2-:sf-'z' :1:k17:3:3:-:-:1:l:, -:-. xx -Z x'x'll :-'-2 ' X ' I .AX . EHQgggQr Hg 'ESV Angola, Indiana '5f23f:J:H:g.f:f:-5.-.Tflifzfg l W-- afiiswiifami .1 inxL2:g'x , NX, -CN :::gff-lf:f:f:ffffZfIZf:f:f5ff:If2 Xxx Nfl :iiziffzifIfIi:5:Iif?3E1fI?fI51:2f-. Xt fb N---' 5' I 5.g:::-:5:-3.315:55gg:-:-:f'5:1:I1:-:-: X -K ,,f,-1 . xx X, 32:5:f:f:j:SfIES:f2:f:gf:3f:j:5:f:f:gf:f:5:,5.,., x s- An O I a Qmmmmm 9 Remember? Roses are red, violels are blue Sugar is sweel--remember? V Corporal: HThal new recruil Meek used lo be a cIerk.H Sergeanf: HHow do you know?n Corporal: HEverylime he slends al ease he sldrls lo pul his rifle behind his ear.H V Ken Cool: Do you know how lhc: Grand Canyon was formed? NA Scolsman losl a nickel lhere and slarled dig- ging lor if. lHe's slill looklng.l Ima Lees I , CQMLDUMENTS Boom EXCHANGE or J.C.PENNY BOOKS GF ALL PUBLISHERS Qudlily dl The Lowcsl Prices Phone 534 Angola Angola, Indiana L ij Q fm LXPJAJ . L. eQ,ipmiEW Mflflfggggga OF Fa 5 T Q ggi I f SHEPARD 3 UW 2 H Ll D S CD IM CLA R14 5 GRACE Mr. Thompson: nCan you fype?n Elinor: HYes, I use lhe Columbus svslem.n Mr. Thompson: nWhal's lhal?H Elinor: HI discover a key, lhen land on il.n V Daylighl saving is founded on The old indian idea of culling off one end ol lhe blankel and s ' ' ewing ll on lhc olher end lo make il longer, V jim: nl would marry Wandalce buf lor one lhing.n Wayne: nAfraid fo pop the quesfion?u jimg UNO, afraid lo queslion The Pop.N CCMPLlMENT5 TO THE SENIORS Of l943 HQUSE OF HARTER n5porls Equipmenlu GGSHEN, IND