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

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fifth year at good old P. M. H, S. and con- tinued there for the rest of her school days. Alice's favorite subjects are typing and English. Her favorite sports are swimming, softball, basketball, and out-door tennis. Although Alice has many friends her favo- rite chums are Ruth Gephart and Mary Ohler. Her plans for the future are unde- cided. We think she will be an office work- er or a housewife. We wish her all the luck in the world.-B. H. J. DOROTHY ELAINE MYERS On April 27, 1933, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers of Blue Creek Township welcomed into their home an eight and one-half pound baby girl, They immediately nam- ed this brown-haired, blue-eyed baby girl, Dorothy Elaine. Dorothy attended Lincoln Grade School for her first eight grades and for her higher education she attended good old PMHS. Dorothy's hobbies are skating and play- ing the piano, Her favorite subjects are typing, arithmetic, and bookkeeping. Doro- thy's special chums are Gloria Merriman and Arlene Geisler, although she has many friends. Her ambition is to become a nurse and she is planning on entering Nurse's Train- ing this fall. We wish her the best of luck! -M. M. O. MARY MARGARET OHLER During the stormy month of March ll, 1932, a sweet, blue-eyed, blonde-haired baby girl weighing 7 pounds and 8 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ohler of Decatur, R. R. 3. They named their first child, Mary Margaret. Mary attended Bobo Grade School for her first 4 years of elementary education. She then was transferred to the Immanuel Lutheran School for her next three years of schooling. She completed her eighth grade at Bobo. For her high school edu- cation, Mary attended good old PMHS. Her favorite subjects are typing, Eng- lish, and music, For her hobbies Mary en- joys dancing, skating, movies, and horse- back riding. Although Mary has many friends, her special chums are Alice Mus- ser and Ruth Gephart, Mary's ambition is undecided, but we all believe she will become a successful housewife. We wish her the best of luck!- G. A. M. JIMMY DOW PRICE A six pound, six ounce baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Price of Wash- ington Township, October 29, 1933. They named their first child Jimmy Dow. He has chosen good old Pleasant Mills High School for his twelve years of edu- cation. Jim's favorite sport is basketball, in which he excels. He won the Sportsman- ship Award at the county tourney this year. His favorite pastime is showing cat- tle. He has a large number of friends, but his special pals are the Senior boys. He says that his ambition is to become a big dairy farmer, We, the class of '51, are sure that he will be a successful one, too. Good Luck!-A. M. G. MARTHA JOAN RILEY Mr. and Mrs. Reed Riley, near Pleasant Mills, Indiana, had something to celebrate on Christmas Eve, December 24, 1933, as the stork visited them, leaving a seven pound baby girl. The newcomer was named Martha Joan. Joan started school at Pleasant Mills where she has attended all twelve years of her education. Nirietvv

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ELLEN ARLENE JONES On August 17, 1933, a bundle of joy was delivered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jones. This was their fifth and last of such bundles and weighed six pounds. The name Ellen Arlene was attached to this blonde-haired baby girl. She grew up to attend good old Pleasant Mills High School all through her school years. Ellen's favorite subjects are Bookkeep- ing and English. Her best chums are Erma Fortney, Jane Smith, and Mary Frey. She would like to be a dress designer or perhaps the wife of a governor. Good Luck!-M. E. F. HERMAN ARTHUR KELSEY Cn July 9, 1933, a bouncing baby boy ar- rived in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Kelsey of Blue Creek Township. They were so proud of their new son that they immediately named him Herman Arthur. Herman got his start in education by go- ing to the Kimsey Grade School for the Hrst eight grades. He continued his educa- tion by coming to Pleasant Mills High School to join our class of 21 members. He likes all kind of outdoor sports. He claims all of the Senior boys as his friends. Herman is still undecided about the fu- ture, but we wish him the best of luck in whatever he attempts!-B. J. W. GLORIA ANN MERRIMAN On May 13, 1933, a stork was seen flying over Monroe Township. After several min- utes of speculation, the stork dropped his bundle right into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Merriman, They were so pleased with their first child that they named her Gloria Ann. This blonde-haired bundle of joy weighed six pounds and seven ounces. Gloria started her schooling in Allen County, Indiana, where she attended her first year. Her family then moved to Hzghteeri Blue Creek Township. She spent her next four years at the North Brick School. Fi- nally, she finished her grade schooling at the Kimsey Grade School. She has chosen good old PMHS for her high school educa- tion. Her favorite subjects are history, typ- ing, and music. Her favorite hobbies are swimming, playing basketball, and attend- ing movies. Although, she has many friends, her special pals are Dorothy Myers and Arlene Geisler. Her ambition is to become a music teach- er. We, the class of '51, wish her the best of luck!-M. J. R. MARJORY IRENE MILLER On March 9, 1933, Mr. and Mrs, Roland J. Miller became the proud parents of an eight pound, brown-eyed, brown-haired, darling baby girl. They immediately nam- ed her Marjory Irene. Marjory better known as Sid, started her education at Bobo Grade School, After eight years she decided to enter P. M, H. S. Sid's favorite subjects are typing, alge- bra, and music. Her favorite sports are swimming, basketball, and movies. Mar- jory served as varsity cheerleader for two years. Although she has many friends, her favorite chums are Wava, Annabelle, and Joan. Her ambition is to become a traveler or a model. Whatever she decides to do we kngpvtilshe will be successful. Lots of Luck. - . .F. ALICE MAE MUSSER Cne cold November 14, 1933, Mr, and Mrs. Jacob H, Musser become the proud parents of a six pound, two ounce baby girl. They were residing at Ft. Wayne, Indi- ana. Immediately they named the dark- haired, brown-eyed baby, Alice Mae. Alice started to school at Preble. She then transferred to Magley for her second year and then went to DeBolt for her third and fourth grades. She then started her

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She has many friends, but her best school chums are Wava Fox, Marjory Mill- er, and Annabelle Bebout. She enjoys all types of recreation, but her favorite sport is basketball, Her favorite pastimes are sleeping, talking, and eating. She enjoys driving a certain '41 Chevrolet very much. too. Joan's ambition is to become a nurse, but we think she will make a better housewife, 'tBest of Luck. -A. B. B. JANE ANN SMITH On October 24, 1933, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Smith of Decatur, Indiana, became the proud parents of a nine pound, blue-eyed baby girl. She was the first child in the family and they named her Jane Ann. Jane started to school at Decatur where she spent her first eight years. She then en- tered good old PMHS where she has com- pleted her schooling. Her best chums are Mary, Erma, and El- len, although she gets along with every- one. Her favorite sports are skating, bas- ketball, and softball. Her favorite subjects are typing and English. Janie enjoys knit- ting as her favorite hobby. Her ambition is to become an airline hostess. Good Luck Janie .-W. A. F. Twerzty BARBARA J EANNE WOLFE July 6, 1933, turned out to be a memor- able day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolfe of Pleasant Mills. At 6 a.m. the stork placed a rosy cheeked girl on their door- step. They named her Barbara Jeanne. She had blue eyes, brown hair, and weighed 10 pounds, 8 ounces. She has attended her 12 years of school- ing at Pleasant Mills where she has made an outstanding record. Her favorite subjects are mathematics and physics, Her school chums are Mary Frey, Jane Smith, Erma Fortney, and El- len Jones. Her favorite sports are table tennis, volley ball, and roller skating. Barbara is planning on entering Purdue University to major in mathematics and physics. We wish her loads of luck!-R. M, G. WILLIAM DONALD WORKINGER On January 17, 1933, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Workinger of Fort Wayne became the proud parents of a 7 pound baby boy. They immediately named him William Donald, better known as Bill . Having moved to Blue Creek, Bill began his schooling at North Brick. Then he fin- ished his elementary schooling at Kimsey. He entered good old PMHS where he com- pleted his 12 years, His school chums are all the senior boys. His ambition is to continue to be like he has been for the last 18 years. We, the class of '51, wish him success and luck.-E. A. J.