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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1949 volume:

SCHOOL BOARD Clarence Chrysler Robert Hardy Walter Ingledue Carl Tuttle RUSSELL F. HANDY Principal English, Biology 7 W EIR GRIFFITH Custodian 3 aj? MR. VANMATRE Sophomore Sponsor .ff JOHN GLASGOW Semor Sponsor VA ., , -1 lq I1 Sclwool A pl xii D ,. ye: . ii- :gig-'. 'fx 1 ASQ? ,k,, K.. ,Wy f MR. MILHOLLIN Sophomore Sponsor QGC QPS MRS. BRYAN Exghth Sponsor MR. GRIFFITH .hlhi0l' Sponsor MRS. FOX Seventh Sponsor 8 MR. REINOEHL Freshmen Sponsor Efw-J'-S MRS. McALPl.N Second Grade MRS. CLARK MRS. NILSON F irst Grade Third Grade QlTlQfliGPLj QGC GPS MRS. MILLER Fifth Grade MRS. FULLER MRS. CHRYSLER Fourth Grade Sixth Grade 9 3--' FLOYD DEETZ Chief Cook C OOLS Cofeferio f f-. 041 - ,fi-'+i,, -f6?' . 'ful' + V -A: -f 1 ,., - 1 Ji? ' If Qi . 4.5 as . 1 4 Z A 515 4219 Aw 1 3- x 4 A' 1 .1 ,M 93. ' X1 - wt' fifio. 1 -51-.L,-,W FA 1-QB 4 ' ' mf ,QQ Q X'- MRS. WAYMIRE 10 MRS. LOCKHART KT E uk ELOISE ANST ETT Elsie Band Chorus l,Z,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Spartonian Staff 3,4 JONELLA MlLLER HJC.- Chorus 1.2.3.4 Orchestra 1-Z Annual Staff 4 Spartonian Staff 3.4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Yell Leader 4 4-I-l Leader 1 4 Senior Trio NORMAN BRIGHT Norm Senior Play 4 Basketball l,Z,3,4 Baseball 1,Z,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Spartonian Staff 3,4 JO CHASEY Chasey Senior Play 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Annual Staff 4 F.F'.A. 1 Band 1 NORA BUDD Evie Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Spartonian Staff 3,4 MARCIA MYERS Marcia Chorus l,2'3'4 Orchestra 1,Z'3,4 Spartonian Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Senior Trio 4 12 ..-11: JOHN SCHIEBER Schieb Annual Staff 4 Spartonian Stall 3.4 F.F.A. 1 Basketball Manager 3.4 RALPH REINIG Mike Basketball 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Junior Play 3 Spartonian Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 JANET LANDIS ' 'Shorty' ' Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Spartonian Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 4-H Leader l,Z.3,4 Yell Leader 2.4 JUDITH STOY Judy Annual Staff 4 Spartonian Staff 3.4 l.Z,3,4 Band Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 JACK DUTT ER Dut!er Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 l,Z,3,4 Spartonian Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 l-'.F.A. THOMAS RAKESTRAW Tom Basketball l,Z.3,4 Baseball l,Z,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Snartonian Staff 3 13 GENEVIEVE WALT ENBERGER Gen.ny Band l,Z,3,4 Chorus 1-2133 Orchestra 1-2v3 I4 Junior Play 3 Annual sm: 4 Spartonian Staff 3.4 4-H Leader 1.2.3.4 JOYCE KANKAMP ..J oyce. . Annual Staff Spartonian Staff Junior Play Senior Play Y ell Leader Chorus W LLBUR RYAN Wilb Annunl Staff 3 Spartonian Staff 3.4 Basketball 1.2.3 .4 Baseball 11213-4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 ERN EST LOCKHART Ernie Annual Sta!! Spartonian Siaif Y ell Leader Senior Play HELEN JACKSON Helen 4-H Leader 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Spartonian Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 2,3 ALMA HURT ' 'ALma Salutatorian Annual Staff Spartonian Siaff Junior Play 4-H Leader 14 RUTH PFINGSTAG Ruthie Valedictorian Chorus l,Z,3,4 Band Z Spartonian Staff 5.4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Senior Trio 4 JOHN GORRELL John Basketball l,Z,3 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Band l,Z 3 Chorus 1.2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Spartonian Staff 3,4 CLASS HIST ORY In the fall of 1937, nineteen anxious and excited little people ventured to school at Pleasant Lake for the first tirne. Of these nineteen, there are but ten left to graduate in the Class of '49. They are, namelyi Jo Chasey, Genevieve Waltenberger, Marcia Myers, Tom Rakestraw, John Gorrell, Helen Jackson, Eloise Anstett, Janet Landis, Jack Dutter, and Joyce Kankamp. Our first six years passed by us in a flurry of thrills and exciting adven- tures, that I am told occur in all young students lives. Our early learning can be credited to our grade teachers. The first six, were: hlrs. Oleva Watkins. Miss Opal Olinger, Miss Marie Anne Hoyer, Miss Helen Warring, Miss Mary Swynehart, and Mr. Dale Crow. When the school doors opened in 1943, we thought we were quite grown up because we are now upstairs. We have at this point collected two more mem- bers of our graduation class. They are Jonella Miller, from Fort Wayne, and Ralph Reinig from Pleasant Lake. During this first year upstairs, Judy Stoy, and Nora Budd also joined the ranks of our class. During these first two years upstairs we enjoyed many class parties. At the beginning of the school year of 1947, twenty members were ushered into high school. Norma Bright, formerly of Salem joined us at the beginning of the year. John Schieber of Elmerhurst joined us later in the year. Most of this year was spent getting acquainted with high school customs. In late Sept- ember, we were initiated into high school by the Seniors. We were made to do practically everything but the impossible. A reception was held in the school dining room that evening. A good time was had by all attending. Miss Neal, the Commercial teacher was our class sponsor that year. Our Sophomore year started off with a bang with Mr. Bright as our class sponsor. Ruth Pfingstag from Hudson, who had formerly attended Salem school joined us at the beginning of this year. Wilbut Ryan also put his name on our class roll during this year. We ordered our class sweaters in October which were to be maroon with white chenille letters. They came in the middle of September. We had two class parties this year. One was a high school skating party and other being a theater party. I guess we all lived up to our name the silly Sophomores, as all the boys either got a speech from Mr. Barton try- ing to explain that they were not members of the volunteer fire department, and therefore had no right to leave school for every fire, or a speech about skip- ping school. Most of the girls got accused of gabbing and passing notes. At the beginning of our Junior year Alma Hurt joined us from Indianapolis. We sold refreshments at the home basketball games, and had two paper drives. In October we ordered our class rings from the Josten Company. They were received on December Sth. ln early April we presented our class play, The Daffy Di1ls under the direction of Mrs. Marie Stancin, our class sponsor. On April 17th we took the Seniors to Fort Wayne to attend the Junior and Senior all county banquet. It was held at the Valencia Gardens. A delicious meal was served, after which a floor show was given followed by dancing. A good tirne was had by all attending. And then came this year! This is the year that we have all looked forward to for eleven years, and this year has probably added more gray hairs to the heads of our facultl' than any other year spent here. Several boys have partici- pated in basketball, and baseball. They are, namely: Norman Bright, Jo Chasey Wilbur Ryan, Ralph Reinig, John Gorrell, and Tom Rakestraw. 16 John Schieber has been manager of the basketball team for two years, and Ernie Lockhart, Janet Landis, and Jonella Miller had the privilege of being high school yell leaders this year. On November 19th we presented our class play, We Shook the Family Tree under the direction of John Glasgow, our class sponsor. We took a trip to Indianapolis to visit various places of inter- est in connection with the government class. It can be said very truthfully that there has never been a greener bunch of Freshrnen, a sillier bunch of Sophomores, a jollier bunch of Juniors, and above all, a more dignified bunch of Seniors. It is with regret that we bid farewell to the school that has been a constant part of our lives for the past eleven years. We hope that our underclassmen and teachers as well, will miss our comradeship as much as we will miss theirs. NOON ACT IVIT Y PROGRAM Under the supervision of Mr. Milhollin and Mr. VanMatre, a noon activities program has been planned, which takes place in the school gymnasium each noon hour. There are games for everyone from the first grade to the twelfth grade. For younger children there are such games as relays, and games with Indian clubs, and basketballs. For the high school students, the school has pur- chased a new ping-pong table. Several students have enjoyed doing the schottische dance, on the stage, when music is provided. Much credit should go to Mr. Milhollin and Mr. Vanlviatre for the work they have put in on the plans for this program and making it such a great success. 17 CLASS WILL I, Eloise Anstett, will and bequeath my Metz boys to Mary Ann Brayton and my yelling to eighth grade girls. I, Nora Budd, will and bequeath my weight and height to Lewis Swift so he can can catch up with Lois. I, Norma Bright, will and bequeath my ability to shoot pool to Jerry Platt. I, Jo Chasey, will and bequeath my ability to think fast to Buzzy Budd. I, Jack Dutter, will and bequeath my shortness to Roger Ulmer. I, John Gorrell, will and bequeath my ability to wear suit coats with over- alls to Chet Heckethorn. l, Alma Hurt, will and bequeath my shortness to Nancy Brooks and my ability in French to anyone who is going to take it. l, Helen Jackson, will and bequeath my quietness to the Junior girls. I, Joyce Ka nkamp, will and bequeath my blue eyes to Laurinda Libey and my ability to argue to the Junior girls. I, Janet Landis, will and bequeath my shortness to Velma Shipe and my love for boys to anyone who can get them. I, Jonella Miller, will and bequeath my slimness to Maxine Jackson. We the Senior twins, Marcia Myers and Ruth Pfinstag, will and bequeath our ability to contrive ingenious excuses for skipping school to all Junior boys whose attemps have been less successful. We want them to enjoy life to the fullest capacity as we have. We the Senior twins, Ernie Lockhart and Ralph Reinig, also will and bequeath our ability to skip and be late to any sucker who trys to go without missing school or being late all year. I, Wilbur Ryan, will and bequeath my temper and fighting ability to Jim Stock. l, John Schieber, will and bequeath my little blue sweater to Roger Myers, and my beautiful hair to Dick Holsinger and my charms to anyone who wants them. I, Judy Stoy, will and bequeath my height to Clarence Penick and my love for boys to Betty Shipe. I, Genevieve Waltenberger, will and bequeath my ability to play the piano to Betty Shipe and my typing ability to Lawerence Stattison. The Senior Class 18 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY OF 49 As l look in the far future I see the Seniors of 49 in their appointed places on this great old mother earth. Eloise is living at Metz with her husband. They live on a farm and have four boys and one girl. She is married to Claude Wisner. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chasey are vacationing in Flordia. Joe is Vice-President of the Angola Pet Milk Company. Mrs. Chasey is the former Dorothy Smart of Fremont! John Schieber is at the present on trial for reckless driving in Detroit. It seems John was going under eighty-five in town. Johnnie sells used cars in Detroit. Joyce Kankamp is in New York City working as the Manager of the Kroger store. She is engaged to Oscar Barrelhoop, the localplay boy. Alrna is living in Pleasant Lake and has held the position of secretary and assistant principal for quite a number of years. She will retire in due time and spend her time on her stamp collection. Ernie Lockhart is married to the Bearded Lady in the Wringling Brothers Circus. They are traveling from town to town with the circus. Ernie is the conductor of the Merry-Go-Round except when they need him to take the place of the famous Fire Eater who gets indigestion quite often. I quote from Janet Landis I am through with men and am going to be a happy old maid and raise my children to be the samei? Janet is moving west where she will be left alone. Genevieve and her husband, Gene Hamman, are living in Pleasant Lake Where they own and operate their Lake Bank Beauty Parlor. It seems Ruth and Marcia just can't depart from each others fond em- braces. They are living together in Ashley where they own an antique store. Judy Stoy just can't make up her mind. She was married for the fifth tirne and is living in Lower Slobvia. Jack Dutter is living in the western part of the country. It has been said that he has the largest cattle ranch in them thar parts. He was married to an Indian squaw last month. Tom Rakestraw is known the world over for his precision driving on the Indianapolis Speedway. He has placed first for five straight years. He drives for the Bugle Spark Plug Company. J Helen Jackson is teaching school and leading a quiet life in the Mississippi Valley. Her husband and she.own a small farm there. Norma Bright is at the very present pressing charges against the Omar Taxi Company. Charges are that they have run four of the cabs off the road in order to put him out of business. He is engaged to Lorthy Damoor the Broad- way play girl. 19 Jonella and her husband are happily married and are living about three miles west of Pleasant Lake Qnorth side of roadj on their cozy farm. She has fifty students who are coming along swell with their harmonica lessons. John Gorrell is married and owns a thriving dry cleaning business. He is fol- lowing his brothers footsteps. The construction of his used car lot and his super duper garage will be completed in a few weeks. Nora's husband has just filed for a divorce on the grounds of cruel treat- ment. He claims she pulverized him the other night because he said she couldn't wrestle. She is the wrestling champion of Siam. Wilbur has just taken his wife's father's position in the Ashley High School as agriculture teacher. His wife the former Laurinda Libey is teaching a Sunday School class at the Steubenville Chapel. Glasgow the former sponsor of the Senior Class of '49 has retired from teaching and is happily hunting, fishing, and loafing at Moonlight Bay. SENIORS TRIP TO INDIANAPOLIS How sixteen, members ofthe Senior Class ever managed to chase the Sandman away, and crawl drowsily out of bed at 2:30 a.m. for earlierj on the eventful day of February IS, is still puzzling many. Not that SENIORS are incapable of staying in circulation after having had from two to five hours of sleep the night before! That's not what I mean at all. But the fact that that they could keep awake for the fol- lowing twenty-three hours, sleep for six, and rise bright-eyed and energetic the next morning is something worth noting. We were also accompanied by Mr. Vanlvlatre, our teacher of civics, and Olin Favorite, along with Carl Wymire, who took turns driving the bus. Our first stop was Bluffton, where we investigated the Wells County Court House and ventured across the street for coffee and cocoa. We arrived at Ball State College around 9:30. after eating breakfast in Muncie. We were shown the swimming pool inthe gymnasium and also es-. corted through the art gallery, which has one of the finest collections in the state. W0 spent a limited amount of time in the- Anderson High School gymnasium, watching a class doing calisthl-nirs. Upon reaching Fort Benjamin Harison, a sergeant accompanied us, in order to point out various points of interest. We reached Indianapolis in time for dinner: the majority of the group eating at Sevilles. After this we had a little time to amble through Block's and Ayer's before meeting in the State House. We visited both houses of Leg- islature while they were in session. Willis Batchelet and Dudley Gleason announced our presence in the Senate and the House of Representatives. Mr. Batchelet had a bill before the Senate which he was very concerned about. He was anxious to meet each individual of our group. Mr. Batchelet also in- formed us that we were the first group from a school in our county ever to visit the houses in session. After leaving the State House we went through the State Library. The librarian showed us their collection of books in Braille and folders of sound recordings for the blind. We were all disappointed to find that the Soldiers' and Sailors Monu- ment was closed, so after some dis- cussion, it was decided to start home eating at Wheeler's enroute. Our journey home was uninter- rupted except for the time we ran out Of gas south of Fort Wayne, but we reached home at lZ:00, tire-d but happy. I Z0 -CLASS PLAYS- THE DAFFY DILLS Presented by the Junior Class of '48 on April 10. Directed by Mrs. Marie Stancin. CAST Richard Dill Papa . . ..... ..... R alph Reinig Carol Dill .......... Joyce Kankamp Rodney Dill. . . . . .... John Gorrell Doris ........... .,,. J anet Landis Dudley ............... ............ J ack Dutter Grandmother Dill ...... .............. N ora Budd Cousin Maude Maddox .... . . .Genevieve Waltenberger Elaine Escott .......... ..... J udy Stoy Amiee Lovewell. . . . . . Jonella Miller Pete Norton ......... .... W ilbur Ryan The Widow Woggles. . . .Helen Jackson Arnica Jukes ....... ....... .... A l ma Hurt :er :sf 1: ao: WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE Presented by the Senior Class of '49 on November 10. Directed by John Glasgow. CAST Hildargard .... Ruth Pfingstag Freddie ..... Norman Bright Mr. Dolson ..... . . Wilbur Ryan Mrs. Dolson .... ..... J udy Stoy Ellie May ..... .Jonella Miller Jill ......... Marcia Myers Sally ......... .... J anet Landis Mr. Shermer. . . . . John Gorrell Mrs. Shermer .... Joyce Kankamp Bob Dolson .... ...... J o Chasey Jixn ......... ..... J ack Dutter Paige ...... .... H elen Jackson Ik an wk sr BETWEEN ACT ENTERTAINMENT For the entertainment between acts for our Junior play, Mary Lou Wisel sang two songs between acts one and two. Between acts two and three, Jonella Miller and Genevieve Waltenberger played a piano duet. For our Senior play the Senior Trio made up of Joenlla Miller. Ruth Pfingstag and Marcia Myers sang two selections between acts one and two. Between acts two and three Marcia Myers and Genevieve Waltenberger played a piano duet. Z1 KT UNDERGRADS 4' 1 Aa uniorj oss STANDDIG: Roger Myers, Ronald Mortoif, Leroy Meek, Dick Sutton, Ralph Cook, Dick Penland, Dick Holsinger, Lawerance Sattison, Mr. Griffith. SITTING: Marjorie Gorman, Laurinda Libey, Betty Shipe, Leora Mortoff, Nancy Wolf, Jeannete Wagoner, Margaret Wolf, Elaine Lash. Maxine Jackson. 2.3 SOIQDIWOHWOPQ GSS STANDING: Mr. Milhollin, Rose Marie McCle11en, Marcia Powers, Bonnie Kaufman, Betty Lockhart, Anna Budd, Velma Shipe, Patricia Towers, Jane Landis, Sophia Myers, Donna Steinnenger, Rita Helms, Mr. Van Mater. SITTING: Corkey Bush, Blaine Roberts, Noel Brock, Gene Gorrell, Jimmy Stock, Robert Swihart, Kermet Brock, Al Roland, Chester Heckathorn. Z4 1 . 4 2 .ir-9,4 . ,J ' sg F - 5 ' - ff 11 1121 5 - I ai : 1 - , :J ' 1 Y K A5 - ' , a ?r k -V R s i i f ' PQS YTIOTI CIGSS STANDING: Jack Sassanella, Jerry Platt, Franklin Gorman, George Casselman, Larry Penick, Frank Vaughn, Jirnmy Kaufman, Jack Chrysler, Douglas Fredrick. SITTING: Louella Jett, Catherine Dodge, Rose Marie Brand, Marlene Helmuth, Barbara Brown, Janet Jackson, Velma Shoup, Nancy Brooks, Mavis Roberts. Z5 6. I ,, Wg? ! H r 1 TOP ROW: MIDDLE ROW : SITTING: QVQYIH1 GPGAQ Standing: Carol Strophagel, Amy Brooks, Amy Mays. Standing: David Waymire, Sharon Sutton, Charlene Holsinger, Bonnie Boyle, Norma Vaughn Carol Waggoner, Mrs. Stancin. Mary Ann Brayton, Sharon Zirnmers, Dee Anstett, Robert Banta, Lee Ritter, Wayne Vice, Georgia Huber, Bill Cook, Roger Ulmer, Galand Powers. Giqlwflw Grades STANDING: Sue Ann Platt, Louis Swilt, Philip Straw, Danny Shipe, Buzzy Budd. Charles Hurd, Clara Saddison, Mrs. Bryan. SITTING: Freda HUCKBUIOYHC, Beverly Mays, Nina May Thompson, Gladys Huss, Lois Swift, Mary Ellen McClellen, Phyllis Richardson, Darlene Van Auken. 26 mn GPUAQ Sixflw Grad Tlwircl GPQJ IIOUPHW GPCICI Z8 ....... ...... ...Q- vl---ur-L - - wi- 4 -- --Q ---Q--.-A--f--01-Y ' v Y.!.'4 T X I A1 LT l 1 l Y A K. X1, 2: 4 ' 1. - 15? !f ff! 5 Firsf Grade 1' 'N QJNA' Qs 4 V -.Q-n...,,.,,. -....., . ' Q. w-my ., ff.-I 4, QCOTICI GPCICJQ Z9 BACK ROW: FRONT ROW: ABSENT: STANDING: SITTING: STANDING: SITTING: STANDING: STANDING: SITT ING: STANDING: STANDING: SITTING: STANDING: STANDING: SITT ING: FIRST GRADE Marlene Vaughn, Robert Jett, Richard Aker, Bonnie Wilcos, Barbara Wilkinson, Sue Ann Gilbert, Eddie Bush. Barbara Wolf, Bruce Boardman, Milo Sattison, Sharon Rowe, Dianne Short. Jimmie Joe Matson, Gail Gramling, Billy Mack Presley, Sammy McC1ish, Nancy Childs, Lulu Belle Heckathorn, John Steele, Sharon Fifer, Jack Hollopeter, Janice Roland, Janet Wilder. .Terry Robinett, Lynn Routsong, Donna Helms, Carol Linn. SECOND GRADE Sharon Dodge, Fred Dodge, Lee Gilbert, Dee Gilbert, Jack Lepley, Donald Waymire, Alfred Hobson, Wayne Rowe, Susan Smith. Judith Glasgow, Mary Sue Sutton, Maribeth Powers, Katherine Van Zile, Norma Hurd, Ruth Ann Ickes, Chloe Gramling, Carolyn Steele. THIRD GRADE Joe Jett, Samuel Holsinger, Buddy Aker, Jerould Boyle, Walter Helmuth, Rolin Powers, Rex Dodge, John Brooks, Wendell Anderson Janet Whysong, Judith Harphan, Jane Griffith, Lou Ann Favorite, Barbara Kaufman, Carolyn Brayton, Mary Ellen Hollenbaugh, Shirley Alleshouse. FOURTH GRADE Darrell Penick, Larry Sattison, Jirnmie McClellan, Richard Wolf, Darrell Johnson, Jacky Wiley, Tommy Matson, Joe Foster, Jerry Wilder, Jack VanAuken. Bobby Cook, Lynn Mortorff, Gene Erwin, Judith Hobson, Phyllis Schammen, Doretta Anstett, Judith Stock, Marcia Short, Verlin Myers, Billie McClellen. Judy Fisher, Peggy Ritter, Amber Curry, Sharon McC1ish, Joan Whysong, Shirley Ickes, Lowanda Hurd, Josette Aker, Sally Dodge, Laura Lee Wagoner. FIFTH GRADE Alan Waltenberger, Paul Heckathorn, Donald Abbot, Robert Myers, Joe Schieber, John Hevel, David Boyle, Lyle Leslie. Philip Smith, Max Favorite, Richard Beard, Beulah Hurd, Thelma Wilcox, Patricia Wilder, Diana Roland, Joe Swager, Jimmy Steele, Max Huss. Laura Lee Thrush, Treasa August, Sally Sutton, Janet Stoy, Carol Ann Lee, Wilma Vaughn, Shirley Fifer, Judy Gaier, Emily Landis, Janice Richardson. SIXTH GRADE Waylyn Roberts, Don Sattison, Walter Wolf, Phillip Richardson, Richard Roland, Donald Metzler, Ronald Metzler, Lyle Erwin, Lynn Penland, Kenneth Short, Paul Wilcox, Tommy Penick. Jack Landis, Rodney Stoy, Janet Hawes, Erene Blewins, Nancy Wilder, Carol Carper, Sarah Libey, Arbutus Vice, Lynn Hutchins, Jack Myers. Naome Towers, Constance Holsinger, Mary Lou Ickes, Mary Lou Wisel, Ouis Coe, Charlotte Coy, Rose Marie Myers, Lou Ann gvlbjagsr, Madonna Vice, Rose Ann Aker, Carolyn Coy, Geraldine an . 30 J P anfin WM E ven thtdrzerep 'S 2 f va 'GX 1 r .65 L-er ' 5101 'S I nc ,,- Nature 6irl 3 44... 'A -Water nymph. -Grown-upsl -Gawrshl l'm so-oo Bashlul. -Can Genny blow 'em Bigger? -Hurryili? ? ? ? -Think she'll stop 'em? -Three musketeers. KN' an EES? ,. L f -fr- -4 f ' Q Jackson sisters, plus. Whai pulchritudelfll Jolly Juniors . 33 . Il-A troubleshooter IZ-Take it easy!! l3-Fish out of water. I4-Senior Pin-up. N45 4? ' to . 'ing in 4 'W 1 'nr , fa 1 '1 .. ,Y T3 rw --.,!,, . -3 , 9 P2 'Al' .122-Q., R, 32 -9 9 'f 'Q 4 -S r . 6. I ,, Wg? ! H r 1 I-T X I BASKET BALL The first game oi the season was with Orland, and this game brought victory to the Pleasant Lake Spartans and their new coach, Mr. Milhollin. The score of this game was 54-31. The Spartans did real well the first five games knocking off Metz 31-20. Salem 39-37, and then getting beat by Fremont 41-40. Then traveling to Ashley to beat them 35-33. Bright, Chasey, Ryan, Cook and Myers seemed to be a winning cornbination at the first of the year, but Mr. Milhollin got sick and a change of coaches was made for awhile, fthe new coach being Mr. VanMatre who took over the second team and helped on the first team when Mr. Milhollin came back.j After this the boys just seemed to drop off, getting beat by WaterlooI42-46, and only beating Hamilton by a slim margin of 26-28, and getting beat by Spencerville Z7-56 and then losing another game to Salem 47-58. By this time the blind tourney was coming around and Pleasant Lake drew Orland for the first game, beating them 30-31, and Fremont beating Metz. At the night session Fremont beat Pleasant Lake 35-69. At the county tourney Pleasant Lake drew the bye. They then played Metz and got beat 51-60. After the county tourney we played Metz again and got beat in a double over- tirne of 46-48. The Spartans then beat Scott Center 48-53 and also beat Orland 37-48. They then traveled to St. Joe to beat them 54-40. The last game of the season was with Fremont and the Spartans played good steady ball all the game, beating Fremont 52-51. ' In the sectional Pleasant Lake dred Salem Center and got beat in a hard fought game of 38-43. The average points per game for the season was 41.5 points per game. The opponents average was 42.0 points per game. The record was ten wins and ten losses. The second team had a good season, winning eleven and losing five. First Team Second Team PL OPP. PL OPP- Orland 54 31 W 34 13 W Metz 31 20 W Z7 25 W Salem 39 37 W Z4 14 W Fremont 41 42 L Z3 30 L Ashley 35 33 W Z3 46 L Waterloo 42 46 L 26 Z8 L I-Iamilton Z8 26 W 28 13 W Spencerville 2.7 56 L 32 '1 1 W Salem 47 58 L 41 18 W Orland 31 30 W Blind Tourney Fremont 35 69 L Blind Tourney Metz 51 60 L County T ourney Metz 46 48 L 38 26 W Scott Center 48 24 W Z3 20 W Ashley 43 53 L 25 26 L Hamilton 51 za W 36 16 W Orland 37 48 1. 30 23 W St. Joe 54 40 W 16 19 L Fremont 52 51 W 39 37 W Salem 38 43 L Sectional E6 523' T55 755 41.5 42.0 Z9-01 ZZ-8 Record: 10 Wins RCC'-Wd: 11 Wins 10 Losses 5 Losses 37 ,bv -CJ' 'C' irsf earn ell QQ ers JANET LANDIS ERNIE LOCKHART JONELLA MILLER fi, ' 2. ,I 49,3 7,7 3' ivsf Qam oslxeflnoll STANDING: Mr. Handy, Roger Myers, John Gorrell, John Schieber, Tom Rakestraw, Jo Chasey, M Milhollin. SITTING: Norman Bright, Ralph Cook. Leroy Meek, Dick Penland, Dick Sutton. 38 l'. QCUIAI QGUAI LQCI QPS MAVIS ROBERTS JANET JACKSON BARBARA BROWN vw-fr ' GSLQHDCIH SQCOH QCIIN STANDING: John Schieber, Larry Pemck, 1- rank Vaughn, George Casselxnen, Franklin Gorman, Corkey Bush, Mr. Milhollin. SITTING: Blaine Roberts, Douglas Fredrick, Robert Swihart, Jimmy Stock, Gene Gorrell, Al Roland. 39 unior iq QM Leo QPS MARY ANN BRAYTON MARY ELLEN MCCLELLEN 6- . . f K A ' UYIIOP I IQI1 I5ClSliQHDGH QCIITI QTANDING: Mr. Milhollin, Buzzy Budd, David Wnymire, Danny Shipe, Roger Ulmer, Philip Strawf Mr. Van Mater. SITTWCI WBYHC Vice. Gala-md Powers, Bill Cook, Dee Anstett, Lee Ritter, Robert Banta, Lewis Swift 40 BQSQLQII STANDING: John sflhiebef, Norma Bright, Leroy Meek, Ralph Cook, Bob Swihart, Roger Myers, Dick Sutton, Gene Gorrell, Mr. Milhollin. SITTING: Al Roland, George Casselmen, Frank Vaughn, Douglas Fredrick, Dick Pen Rakestraw. Blaine Roberts. AB -- At Bat W -- Walks H -- Hits K -- Strike Outs BA -- Batting Average E -- Errors S -- Stolen Bases R -- Runs Names AB H BA W K E Pe'n'i'-ck ' '1s Z TNT 'T 5 'i Cook 20 7 .350 3 3 8 Meek 18 5 .279 2 7 8 Bright 20 13 .650 3 1 7 Myers 18 4 .222 3 5 4 Swihart 19 2 .105 2 5 7 Ryan 16 9 .562 5 Z 7 Gorrell 17 7 .412 3 3 5 Roberts 4 0 .000 0 3 3 Sutton 9 3 .333 2 Z 2 Penland 0 0 .000 1 0 0 Rakestraw 2 0 .000 0 Z 0 Vaughn 1 0 .000 0 1 0 Fredrick 3 0 .000 0 0 1 Totals T65 52 TES' ?6 'B EZ P. Lake played seven games, winning from Orland 5-4, Hamilton 5-4, and losing to Scott 7-6, Fling 19-1, Salem 7-5, Metz 10-3. This record of 3 wins and 4 losses. 41 land, T om S R 3 3 2 7 3 3 10 2 5 4 2 2 7 4 8 4 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 E 'ii 5-4, and Fremont 5 made a season's T Sept. Oct. Nov. SCHOOL CAL ENDAR School started. Back to the old grind. Everyone seems to be enjoying school so far. Juniors and Seniors are enjoying Typing. First week of school over. John Gorrell seemed to have a pretty good time in line buying school books. There was plenty of girls there wasn't there John? Mr. Milhollin is beginning to master the Seniors names. Which belongs to which he doesn't know!! Juniors and Seniors are trying to hit the right key in Typing. Eloise Anstett wrote another letter today. Chemistry class conducted an experience with hydrogen without any mishaps. Result: Disappointed class!!!! Freshman Initiation. Didn't those Freshmen look cute!!!! Jonella Miller and Norman Bright were seen together last night. New romance? Maybe!!! First Spartonian published. Blue Monday. Janet Landis says and old friend took her home last night. Could it have been Joe Sellers? ? ? Senior play cast announced. Chemistry students walked to lunch today!!! Something unusual!!! No school. Baseball tourney. Staff has hayride. New girl in Freshman Class, Louella Jett from Kansas. Sophomore Class received their class sweaters. Bookkeeping students think they are coming along better than they were. Seniors are having their pictures taken at Keels in Angola. Grades got their first report cards for this year. Public Speaking Class is good for John Schieber. I-le can use his ability to talk. High School received their report cards. Last day of school this week, Teacher's Institute. P. T.A. held square dance for the school students. Yell Leaders were chosen. First team: Janet Landis, Ernie Lockhart, and Jonella Miller. Second team: Janet Jackson, Mavis Roberts, and Barbara Brown. Senior play practice started. Keel took Annual pictures today. It seems Jonella Miller and Norma Bright seem to like each other pretty well every since Freshman Initiation. Senior girls talk to Mr. Reinohl at noon about baked ice cream and politics. Halloween party for lower six grades. Mock election for lower six grades. Received Annual proofs back. First Basketball game tonight with Orland. Pleasant Lake won both ball games last night. --What's this! Nancy Brooks turning down a date with Al Roland. --Pleasant Lake plays Metz tonight. --Pleasant Lake won over Metz last Friday. We now have the Dope Bucket. 43 Nov. Dec. Jan. 9 10 ll 12 15 16 18 19 ZZ Z3 Z4 Z9 30 l 3 7 8 9 10 13 17 Z0 Z1 ZZ Z3 3 4 6 7 10 ll 12 14 Seniors are learning their play parts at last. Senior Class play was We Shook The Family Tree. Senior Class play was a success. Pleasant Lake vs. Salem. Score 39-37 in Pleasant Lake's favor. Typing students are getting down to work. It seems Helen Jackson got Judy Stoy her first date. It was also a blind date. lt seems the eighth grade likes to play basketball against the seventh grade when they have no referees. Lost Dope Bucket to Fremont by one point. New teacher and coach arrives. Mr. VanMetre to take Mr. Milhollin' place. Mr. Milhollin is under doctor's care. Pleasant Lake vs. Ashley in basketball game at Ashley. There was a very large crowd. It seems all teachers like to pile tests on students the same day. Students got out of school an hour early for Thanksgiving vacation. --Back again to the old grind. It seems that Mrs. Stancin changed her name to Mrs. Fox over vacation. Everyone likes our new coach very well. Waterloo vs. Pleasant Lake. A very exciting game. Hamilton vs. Pleasant Lake. Pleasant Lake won by two points. Judy Stoy is expecting Nora Budd to be her cousin someday fby marriage., Senior's received their name cards. Fourteen shopping days left till Christmas. Spencerville vs. Pleasant Lake tonight. Stroh's school bus had a flat tire this morning. Some of the students missed an hour of school. Tomorrow is the Blind Tourney at Fremont. Fremont won the tourney again this year. We see Genevieve Waltenberger was looking for her cousin from Fremont at the Blind tourney. Since when is Harold Fulck her cousin It seems Joyce Kankamp can't decide whether it will be Purdue or Navy. School dismissed today for Christmas vacation. Everyone is back to the old grind again. Mr. Milhollin is also back to school. We hope he can stay the rest of the year. We see Jo Chasey doesn't have his class ring anymore, could it be some Smart girl from Fremont has it. We see Ruth Pfingstag and Marcia Myers are back to their old habit again. Being late for class. Ralph Reinig seems to be getting to school on time. His theme song Give me Five Minutes More, must be coming in handy. We start examinations today. Fremont won the county tourney this year by a close margin with Metz. Another day of exams. Oh Boy! New semester starts today. Metz won the ball game by two points in a double overtime. 44 S FZ if -, xjwwwffn -Q, rx f,Q...9l. on aa, x uniov ass D clq STANDING: Wilbur Ryan, Alxna Hurt, Mrs. Stancin, Ralph Reinig. SITTING: Jack Dutter, Janet Landis, Helen Jackson, Nora Budd, John Gorrell, Judy Stay, Jonella Miller, Joyce Kankamp, Genevieve Waltenberger. Qnior Class og STANDING: Norma Bright, Wilbur Ryan, John Glasgow, Jo Chasey, Jack Dutter. SITTING: Marcia Myers, Janet Landis, Helen Jackson, Ruth Pfingstag, John Gorrell, Judy Stoy, Joyce Kankamp, Jonella Miller. 45 F O R W A R D To give a truthful and just portrayal of the year's events and accomplish- mentsg to recall happy and profitable hours spent in the P.L.H.S. 1 Bmersweef SMH Y pcwfonion Sf BITTERSWEET STAFF STANDING: John Gorrell, Jo Chasey, Tom Rakestraw, Norman Bright, John Glasgow, John Schieber, Jack Dutter, Ernie Lockhart. SITTING: Jonella Miller, Genevieve Waltenberger, Janet Landis, Joyce Kankamp, Judy Stoy, Helen Jackson, Nora Budd, Eloise Anstett, Marcia Myers, Ruth Pfingstag. SPARTONIAN STAFF STANDING: Dick Sutton, Roger Myers, John Gorrell, Jeannet Wagoner, Leora Mortoff, Nancy Wolf, Laurinda Libey, Marjorie Gorman, Dick Holsinger, Jack Dutter, Mr. Reinoehl. SITTING: Margaret Wolf, Helen Jackson, Judy Stoy, Nora Budd, Janet Landis, Genevieve Waltenberger, Joyce Kankamp, Jonella Miller, Marcia Myers, Ruth Pfingstag, Eloise Anstett.. ORCHESTRA Mr. Bryan, Sophia Myers, Marcia Myers, Rose Marie McC1e1len, Laurinda Libey, Marjorie Gorman, Catherine Dodge, Genevieve Waltenberger, Anna Budd, Lois Swift, Gene Gorrell, Leora Mortoff, Louis Swift. BAND Marjorie Gorman, Janet Wysong, Sharon McClish, Barbara Kaufaman, Mrs. Bryan, Nancy Wolf, Vereda Reinig, Mavis Roberts, Nancy Brooks, Rose Marie McC1el1en, Bonnie Kaufman, Gene Gorrell, Sharon Zimmers, Jimmy Kaufman, Jimmy Stock, Barbara Brown, Carol Carper, Genevieve Waltenberger, Laurinda Libey, Jeannet Wagoner, Louis Swift, Lois Swift, Franklin Gorman, Catherine Dodge, Douglas Fredrick, Sharon Sutton, Jack Chrysler, Anna Budd, Judy Stoy, John Gorrell, Leora Mortoif, Roger Myers, Eloise Anstett, Roger Ulmer, Walter Wolf, Kermet Brock. 47 PCIFI QStPCl Band 48 4 I BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: SITTING: T1 In-nd!! I-liqlw School Chorus Standing: Douglas Fredrick, George Cassleman, Gene Llorrell, Jirn Stock, John Gorrell, Ralph Cook, Roger Myers, Dick Sutton. Standing: Jeanett Wagoner, Rose Marie McClellan, Barbara Brown, Sophia Myers, Mavis Roberts, Nancy Wolf, Laurinda Libey, Leora Mortoif, Betty Shipe, Maxine Jackson. Standing: Margaret Wolf, Donna Steinninger, Bonnie Kaufman, Jane Landis, Velma Shipe, Nancy Brooks, Marjorie Gorman, Ruth Pfingstag, Marcia Myers, Jonella Miller, Mrs. Bryan. Anna Budd, Pat Towers, Genevieve Waltenberger, Betty Lockhart, Janet Landis, Catherine Dodge, Janet Jackson, Rose Marie Brand, Marlene Helmuth, Velrna Shoup, Eloise Anstett. 49 TOP ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BOTTOM ROW: SITTING: If - X., J .Q ,. 4 IFS G Standing: Fr: 'ia Heckathorn, Sue Ann Platt, Betty Shipe, Janet Jackson, Marlene Heln-auth, Nancy Bro: 51: Velma Shoup, Genevieve Waltenberger, Helen Jackson. Sta'-.diz gp fl J :ine Dodge, Beverly Mays, Maxine Jackson, Rose Marie Brand, Sharon Sut.on, M. ' . an Brayton, Beulah Hurd, Lora Lee Thrush, Janet Landis. Standing: ' :lonna Vice, Sarah Libey, Clara Sattison, Sharon Zimmers, Gladys Huss, Lois Swift, Ro 1 Marie McCle1len, Darlene VanAuken, Janet Hawes, Geraldine Brand. Carol Car,er, Rose Ann Aker, Constance Holsinger, Arbutus Vice, Janet Stay, Emiley Landis, Judy Gaier, Shirley Fifer, Wilma Vaughn, Sally Sutton, Thelma Wilcox. 50 v ,mx ' infarix nfbia vie .ln- JI AJS STANDING: Roger Ulmer, Jimmy Stock, Catherine Dodge, Douglas Fredrick, Danny Shipe, David Waymire John Glasgow, Jack Chrysler. SITTING: John I-level, Max Huss, Franklin Gorman, Jimmy Kaufman, Galand Powers, Louis Swift. Q uv- F. F. A. STANDING: Jimmy Kaufman, Larry Penick, Jack Chrysler, Corkey Bush, Franklin Gorman, Jack Duffel' Blaine Roberts. SITTDJG: Bob Swihart, Jimmy Stock. Tom Rakestraw, Ernie Lockhart, George Casselrnen, Douglas Fredrick, John Glasgow. 51 BAND The band consists of forty members with Margorie Gorman as leader this year. Practices are held every Tuesday and Thursday. The band marched at two home ball games. They were Hamilton and Fremont. There are two flag bearers, six majorettes, and three mascots. HIGH SCHOCL CHORUS The High School Chorus meets on Friday mornings under the direction of Mrs. Bryan. There are thirty members in the chorus. The chorus made one public appearance, which was at a Christmas program held at the school. Two special groups were organized and they sang at two public appearances. Everyone hopes there will be more public appearances in the coming year. The group wishes to thank Mrs. Bryan for her co-operation in directing the chorus. ORCHESTRA The orchestra, formed by Mrs. Bryan is composed of strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion. The orchestra played at the Senior Class Play. SPARTONIAN STAFF The Spartonian Staff started off this year with a new and inexperienced group of students. The first few weeks were struggled by, but everyone was willing to do his part. The final goal was reached and the finished publication was worth all the effort that was put into it. Mr. Harold Reinoehl is the director of the paper and the staff enjoys work- ing with him very much. 4-H NEWS The enrollrnent in 4-H in 1948 was fifteen in the boys 4-H club and forty- one in the girls club with a total of S 134.00 won in prize money. The county 4-H picnic was held at Pokagon State Park with 4-H members and club leaders attending. Genevieve Waltenberger and Roger Myers won a 4-H Round Up Trip to Purdue University. Several members attended 4-H Camp whichw as held at Lake Webster. All members wish to thank Mrs. Stancin and Mr. Glasgow for the fine work and co-operation in our work this past year. F. F. A. The Pleasant Lake Chapter of the F. F. A. was formed in Pleasant Lake this year. Jack Dutter was chosen President of the club with Mr. Glasgow as the sponsor. 52 Clark Matson Chester Bolinger Geraldine McAlpin Robert Fuller Clara Bolinger Warstler Betty Deller Mary Ellen Lyons Fuller Lois Tritch Elinor Favorite James Crowl Betty Jackson Wysong Carmen Ferris Wilbur Wilson Margaret Grogg Wayne Carper Betty Coon Wandalee Swift Noame Tintsman Marjorie Tritch Kuckuck Max Ferris Marjorie Hawes Mary Kelly Geneve Slick Yost Roberts Dean Zimmers Evelyn Lepley Lois Norrick Z. A. Warring Barbara Thompson Parr June Wagner Lavon Smith Willa Jean Wolf Wrestler Mark Chrysler Mildred Wolf Everts Marlin Meek Aileen Ford Clark Mildred Ford Robert W. Gorrell Anna Rienig Robert Ferris Blanche Creagar Boyce Treva Alleshouse Clara Lou Stuttler Hopkins Beverly Lepley Dean Powers Allie Penick Max Julian Owen Eckert George Lake Jean Ray Powers Richard Koebcke Elaine Snyder Pressler John Thrush ALUMNI ROLL Class of 1943 Class of 1944 Class of 1945 53 Ashley, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Chicago, Illinois Killed in action Pleasant Lake, Indiana Detroit, Michigan Rye, New Hampshire Fort Wayne, Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Fall Creek, Oregon Ashley, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Detroit, Michigan Pleasant Lake, Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana Detroit, Michigan Angola, Indiana Edon, Ohio Pleasant Lake, Indiana Michigan Angola, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Edon, Ohio Pleasant Lake, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Butler, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Edon, Ohio Pleasant Lake, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Hamilton, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Hudson, Indiana Auburn, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Auburn, Indiana Angola, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Angola, Indiana Muncie, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Army Pleasant Lake, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Ashley, Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indiana Samuel Adams June Beard Mildred Blomeke Margaret Brand Bailey Evelyn Brooks Saginal Floyd Deetz Phyllis Enfield Robert Ferris Lois Luller Sheer Richard Gorrell Robert Griffith LaVonne lmhoff LaMarr Kressley Margaret Kunce Walsh John Libey Eddie McAlpin Robert Meek Evelyn Penick Class of 1946 Attending college at Toledo Housewife at Pleasant Lake Working at G. E. in Fort Wayne Living at Salem Center Angola, Indiana Living at home Nurses' training in Fort Wayne Working in Lansing, Michigan Angola, Indiana Air Corps Working in Pleasant Lake Working in Pleasant Lake Married and living at Hudson Living at Flint Attending U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis Barber school in Indianapolis Working in Auburn Living at home Marjorie Thompson Easterday C0ldWai6l'. Michigan Berdina Tritch lma Lee Wade Mary Ann Berry Corrine Brown Croy Jerry Budd Kope Dick Chrysler Betty Gibson Wilda Kunce Marjorie Libey Souders Preston Myers Dana Powers Susan Rakestraw LuRayne Roberts Strock Betty Rowe Pike Rose Ann Swihart Friend Phyllis Ulmer Carrol Vade Castator Donna Mae Wolf Adams Earlene Yockey Sattison Paul Banta Pat Baker Janice Julium Edwin Blomeke Dick Dodge Mary Libey Ronnie Hutchins Barbara McManama Jeanne Mieras Banta Leroy Johnson Herbert Kaiser Nancy Misner Wendell Kankamp Betty Moore Marilyn Powers Penick Jim Kelley Roberta Thompson Robert Stuttler Married and living in Arizona Working in Hicksville Class of 1947 Working in Elkart Living at Hudson Living in Fort Wayne Working at Krogers in South Bend Living at home Telephone operator, Angola At home At home Working for his father in Fort Wayne Telephone operator, Angola Living at Waterloo Living at Hudson Living at Hamilton Working at Potawatomi Inn Living at Waterloo Living in Toledo Living in Waterloo Class of 1948 Living at Ahsley Working in Angola Bank Working in Angola Living at home Living at home Attending Beauty College in Fort Wayne Attending Barber School at Indianapolis Living at Waterloo Living at Ashley Tri State College Living at home Living at Pennsylvania Living at home Living in Kentucky Living in Pleasant Lake Living at home Working at Potawatomi Inn Marines 54 Delores Wolf Marion Wolf White Pete Swager Montrue Worthington A few minutes after an alarm of fire was given in a hotel, one of the guest joined the group that was watch- ing, and chaffed them on their apparent excitement. There was nothing to be excited about, he said. I took my time about dressing, lighted a cigarette, didn't like the knot in my necktie, so tied it over again that's how cool I was. Fine, one of his friends re- marked, but why didn't you put on your pants? Jack Chrysler: I wonder who the telegram is from? Jim Haufman: Western Union. I recognize the handwriting. Nancy Wolf: What is a skel- ton? Leroy Meek: A man with his insides out and his outside off. A certain manager was to ad- dress a convention. Unable to reach his destination on account of a flood which washed away a portion of the railroad, he sent this message: Cannot come. Washout on the line. Back came the answer: Borrow a shirt and come any how. Joyce Kankamp: Does this wind, bother you? Judy Stoy: UNO. Talk all you please. There isn't much to see in a small town, but what you hear makes up for it. Stout woman to little boy: I say there, can you tell me if I can get through this gate to the park? I guess you can. A load of hay just went through. You can't fly all night with the owls and keep up with the eagles, in the day- tirne. Living at home Living at La Fayette Living at home Attending Ball State College at Muncie A pious and very homely spinster was accosted by a staggering drunk. Lady, he said, You're the ugliest person I ever saw. And you, sir, replied the spinster are the drunkest man I ever saw. Maybe so, lady, countered the drunk, but I'll be okay tomorrow. I had a fall last night which ren- dered me unconscious for several hours. You don't mean it? Where did you fall? I fell asleep. The naughty little girl had been put in the clothes closet for punish- ment. Finally the stern but anxious mother opened the door and peered in. What are you doing in there? she asked. From the darkness came the answer: I'm thpittin on your new hat. I'm thpittin on your new dreth, I'm thpittin on your thatin Thlipperth and---and ---- . There was a breath- less pause. Now I'm waitin for more thpit. Doctor fmeeting Mrs. Jones on streetzj How is your husband now? Did you give him the sleeping powder? Mrs. Jones: Yes, you told me to give him the amount I could get on a dime, but I didn't have a dime, so I used two nickels and he's been asleep now for four days. Please, please, darling, use both hands, the gal screamed as her boy friend drove along the curved road at 70 mph. Gosh, Babe, he replied, I wish I could, but I have to steer with one. She: What are you thinking about? He: The same thing you're think- ing about, I imagine. She: If you do, I'll scream. 55 1 f? AUTOGRAPHS Oqufogmpfii W A L W O R T H umqupba L n-and by luswoln-l anon-lzns :vnu--. ll... gl, s A. 57 f i I as NZOIL ' HMJISQMQE A' on HZOEM 23,101 ' M043 H200 AAODOP Ambdqm N42 DOW MMO? MHQQHM M0 amz A44 Q24 HOHMQ 304 MDC WOHbMHm D000 J NQMHMDOO MDC NQQZQIOMHE MO WHHHZQDO HQHMU MDO mmmm J mb .H-mmf? WHMDHNHM PMQHHZQW QMQQZQH-m Im MH.-Hdmimwmdmlsbm I Ililllll NH-JdAUHnHm 4 A HZHSFEDOH UZHHQHE J OZHNSHDAL MO ZOHHQAAQHMZH QI I 4 - - H IL din' I - k A 5 NWFWM' xx DOH :Na Ugm wEm0Om wCEmDOH'H- mmsdm MEHOOFH V30 migiwdm hhdkmm QOH GOBSDWGH T505 Ov Op H032 E5 EMMHOHNE ,anim 03 N an an uw QIHOOH MHEVOM mmzdd. :MGD HZDHJOZHA UZOMHMEMG HHZD OZFH-4mm N24 MOM A400 Q00-U MHMQLAA4? H0530 WH-ZFNM HONVHQ mnE2DM UZHAA43 pw HZHAM an an an mMHH4HI AMO ZAEZHAOO mdalmmfa Z0-HMO! mWOZSAlm4 A4mMHbHZD mmidllbm QMHQJHDM Q24 QZNBH MHQHZDA A44 Pleasant Lake Market Ransburg Brothers COMPLIMENTS OF Steuben County Form Burec1uCo-op. Ass'n., Inc RES AT KE Covell Implement Store HING FOR. THE FARM Fuller Chevrolet Soles SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS PLEASANT LAKE, INDIANA Angola Stole Bcmk THE BANK WITH THE CLOCK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ANGOIA, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. Schiber PLEASANT LAKE, INDIANA M. E. Tuttle, Jeweler HAMILTON, GRUEN, HARVEL WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS 108 WEST MAUMEE PHONE 61 ANGOLA, INDIANA i 1 1 COMPLIMEN TS OF ' Cline's Studio PHONE 10 ANGOLA, INDIANA Compliments SWANK'S FUNERAL HOME Ashley, Indiana THROOP FLORIST Flowers for A11 Occasions Phone 310 Angola, Indiana Imhoff's Home Store Groceries-Meats-Fre sh Fruits-Vegetables Notions Phone 5 Pleasant Lake, Indiana Howord's Grocery Home of Monarch Finist Food Thank You Esther and Freddie Pleasant Lake, Indiana August Food Market Pleasant Lake , Indiana DEDICATION We the Seniors, wish to take this opportunity to show our appreciation to our very able janitor, Mr. Weir Griffith. Weir has been with us eleven of our twelve years, and more than once has been the one that has saved us from making a visit to the principa1's office. Without the aid of a good janitor, our school years would not have been nearly so pleasant, and we feel that Weir has made our years here more enjoyable. To him we would like to dedicate this our Bittersweet of 1949. --The Senior Class 3 B1 k Masonry S ppl ZAKE C'0NL'Rf7'f PRODIIUS North of N.Y.C. R 1 d St t Ph 19 P1 tL k I di Compliments Of Steuben County Form Bureau Cooperative Ass'n., Inc. PI tLk Id a Form Equipment Soles Allis-Ch lmers Fa m Implements Ph 50 Angola, I d C. A. Casebeer Barton Arnold Res. Phone 319-X Res. Phone 395-Y Chrysler and Plymouth CASEBEER 8: ARNOLD At Golden's Garage Automobile and Real Estate Phone 108 Angola, Indiana Tri-State Improvement Company Insurance - Real Estate Bonds ZI4 West Maumee Street Phone 248 Angola, Indiana Kistler Funeral Home Kenneth O. Kistler Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Ambulance Service Registered Nurse Attendant Hudson, Indiana C mplirnents Of Hc1rmon's Ladies Shoppe Angola, Ind C mpliments Of Mr. 8g Mrs. J. R. Waltenberger P1 it L k I d Field Home Equipment Co. F1dB1dg Ph 135 Agl Id First National Bank ot Angola General Banking Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 1 Angora, Indian Cvmpliments Of KRATZ DRUG STORE BASSETTS RESTAURANT THE QXQQL STORE Frank Strock Dealer in Grain Seeds, Wool, Fertilizer, Mill Feeds Phone Ashley 26 Hudson, Indiana 1 I 1 Phone Z 8 8 RITTER AND FERRY DRESS SHOP Ladies Apparel Across From Hotel Hendry Angola, Indiana Compliments Of TI-IE ANGOLA MUSIC CENTER 108 South Wayne Street George R. Hammitt, Owner Angola , Indiana We SHELL CABIN CAMP Guns and Ammunition Buy, Sell, Trade and Repair Boats, Bait, and Tackle John L. Myers, Manager 2.4 Hour Service Phone 8415 Pleasant Lake, Indiana I MC BRIDE'S -Dependable- DRY CLEANING I Phone 277 I Angola Indiana Business Wear W. R. THOMAS 595 to 581.00 Stores Angola, Indiana Sportswear Phone 1 Z 9 TRI-STATE HABERDASI-LERY Jerry Jacob 103 West Maumee Angola, Indiana Phone 561-L DEWE Y'S AUTO PARTS And DEWE Y'S AUTO SALES 1 Mile South of Angola on U. S. 27 Trucker Dealer' Phone 451 ADAMS AND FRADENBURG Kaiser-Frazer Automobiles Parts-Accessories l 04 East Maumee Angola, Indiana 1- l MUNN'S BOOK STORE Books-Stationery-Business Machines Typewriters-Office Supplies Repair Work on all Business Machines Angola, Indiana Red Goose Shoes BADDERS SHOE COMPANY Angola, Indiana ASHLEY FEED MILL Ice Poultry-Supplies and Remedies H. E. Arney, Manager Ashley, Indiana Phone 30 G. C. LEPLEY SALES Pontiac-Chevrolet Sales and Service Ashley, Indiana PLEASANT LAKE DRUG STORE Congratulations to the Class of 1949 P'hO1'16 8 Pleasant Lake, Indiana Compliments Of C. W. CHADWICK Map Publisher Pleasant Lake, Indiana PLEASANT LAKE PRODUCE Pou1try-Eggs- Feed Phone 15 HUDSON HARDWARE COMPANY Dealers in General Hardware-Electrical Appliances Paints and Farm Machinery Reuel Ransburg Phone 57 Hudson, Indiana ALWOOD MOTORS Angola, Indiana D UNCAN'S GROCERY Dry Goods Meats Groceries Ashley, Indiana WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE 'F w . If , YTI, 4 11, ' .J. L 'I ' X 1 I 1,11 M n , w ' x n n ' qw Editor-in-Chief. . . Assistant Editor. . Photography. . . Advertising. . . . . . . Business Manager. . . . Assistant Manager. . . Typists. . . . . . Literary .... Sports. . . Calendar. . . Alumni ..... Circulation .... Sponsor. . . STAFF . . . Genevieve Waltenberger ..................NoraBudd . . .Marcia Myers, Ruth Pfingstag . . . John Gorrell, Eloise Anstett . ............. . Jack Dutter . . . . . Thomas Rakestraw . . . . . . . . . . Jonella Miller, Alma Hurt, Genevieve Waltenberger, Nora Budd . . . . . 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