Pleasant Mills High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Pleasant Mills, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1941 volume:

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The boys and girls always liked the ride home better than the actual practice. Lancaster happened to have the same play for their Senior Class, so in preparation for the play, the cast took an evening off to attend it. When they returned from ,Lancaster, the cast stopped at Mr. Marsh's where the Juniors were having their class party. All the members of the play had a glorious time at the Junior's expense. During one practice, Mr. Vizard's wife, had pop corn for the actors, so they didn't get much work ac- complished, but enjoyed themselves immensely. On the evening of the play We had our first trou- ble when Dick Stinnett took sick with a cold, we kept him doctored up with Quinine and aspirin tablets so that we could finish the play, The life of the play nractice was Marian B,,ckhaus CPoppyJ, who led bonny Foor around by the ear. illliffklkllllkllllkiillkllllkilillllilllillllllllilillillkilllllklil up '3 . , , Y' ' J .qv ' V .gg '.: ' 1 Q 514511 .LDMAAL Ike? 4 ' ni ':..- . 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A 1 .r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SPOTLIGHT 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 TRIP TO CHICAGO On April 27, l940 the Junior and Senior class spent the day in Chicago. We left Decatur at 4:20 A. M. and everyone was rather quiet until we got to Merkel where the Seniors of Markel High School shared the car with us. A few of the girls started the ball rolling by go- ing up and sitting with two Merkel boys. he stopped at Huntington to get a teacher. While ,assing Rochester we was where Cole Brother's Circus had burned. Doc, Bob, Glen and Sonny got tired sitting still so they went to the smoking car to play cards. Some of the students wondered where they had gone so they started out to find them. They passed throught several Pullman cars before they found them. Everyone was getting rather tired and hungry by the time we pulled into Chicago which was about 8:30. The tuses were waiting to show us around Chicago. The first place we went was to the Swift Meat Packing Company. We saw how they killed sheey, cows, and other animals. It took us several hours to go through it. We then went to the Science Building where you were to push buttons turn cranks and watch what would hf oen. While we were in there some got a calling for talking and laughing too loudly. By the time we were through this building everyone was hungry. Our nest stop was at the Field Museum where we ate in the caferteria. he looked around for awhile, then went to the Aquarium which as very interesting. From here we went to the Zoo where we ggw the ani- mals and one very large ape. he didn't stay long here Lecause there wasn't much to be seen. We then went to Marshall Field Company. Here we found the escalator and everyone had been riding on it. he were divided into two groups while going through the store. It was a very interesting place. iiillkllfilklklkfkIklkiklkiklklklklklkilllllkikiklkikilrlk I K ahr, A 1 Y I L ,.: . wi- A O -v WI Q v 'H 1 ,Q .. 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Some of the toys took ariplane rides, Later we went to China lown and visited several Chinese stores, We left Chicago at 9:00 P.K. and arrived in Decatur about 1:30 a m. ie all had a grand time but were glad to get home. THERE IS NO FREGATB LIKE A ECOK There is no frigate like a book To take us lands away, Nor any coursers like a page Of prancing poetry. This traverse may the poorest take Uithout oppress of tollg How frugal is the chariot That bears a h man soul! llflllklklklkIkiilllkilllllllllklklifllllklllllllllkiilkilkifii fwfi n at Jr on 7' E , , . 1 P-U cv .fWT :Eb ?S!f'+i mek' . .1 ,. 4,--wx ,, ,J .N v rv vm '-11 - A I, KI J 0 'G-fl '?' IM?- T 4. Wi '-7 A f r ,: ' J I, . - 3311 1, rw' W 1 '14 '1 .U -2711 f Q - U'-.'f f fl? 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This was played on the gym floor and was very easy for them to play. This game was exciting to all when the girls were playing against the boysg with Mrs. 'ortney'maching the girls and kr. Vi ard the boys. The manyl arguments were always won ty Mr. Vizard and his boys, who nearly always won the games. The students who were not interested in the sports played in the gym, were provided with a room in which they played ning-pong. This sport attracted the two yell leaders, Dick Stinnett and Junior Anderson, who competed with Nr. Mowrey. We are satisfied with a fine gymnasium for the in- foor s orts. The next step, we hope, will be additional ground to provide space for all the out-door sports. Me hope this will soon be added and the school will have a large playground. iiikiiiiiiirifiiililiillllllllllklilklkllliilkiilll I4. 9 III f . 'If.'ff ' 'Jfi'f.G. 1 'f' A-Lx , . .. .. .V .-'- --1 ui 1 teiui . F My 1. , ,MWA -li I n.'.,-Q . ,. 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These boys clicking well in the first half of the season won 7 and lost 3 games. The second half got under way with 'the team still winning, Bob Holloway, a Junior, center, was ill with Typhoid Fever. This vacancy was filled with Glen Bates, another Junior, wht finished the season with SUCCGSS. These five nent in to the County Tournament as the probable winner. They drew H rtford in the first round and defeated them 47 to 20. Geneva, defending Champions were defeated in the semi-final game 39 to 2l. This game was a thriller with Wnitie NcNillen getting ll points in the first quarter. In L-c finals Konroe was defeated 32 to 22. This was the ship for Pleasant Mills. first County Champion- Their regular season being over, the team went into the sectional as the underdog. defeated three times before, was nent. They were defeated easily playing an excellent game of ball. favorite was defeated in the semi the finals against Kirkland, the Spartans. We defeated them 39 to first Sectional crown to Pleasant Hartford, a team they the first round oppo- 9 to 2l, with the boys Berne, the sectional finals 39 to 24. Into toughest foe, for the 21. This brought the Kills. The Regional foes of the Clamps were the mentone basketball until another year for and deliberate This ended the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs, being a large team, defeated the Spartans 37 to 25. the Spartans. Thesea- son ended with 21 victories against 6 losses. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 -pg, ' v l V 'Y' rf , 9 s J. Wl'a v-'A ill , -4-lx P 'X 1. p-'LR Y.-.y .4 'Mp -M 1 N' , Q 1 f. WR- P' mx I 'A ' 4 Y L 4 4 2 hu. M V W V , 'I+ -YJ!! ftlxqv' ' I ,Lx . ' ,,.-C ' 'L N 'W 1 . v ' 3 y ,, .,., x' . 4 17 4 , - ' L . I L I , ,.,.. ,,- ,7 I' X-,-', , 2. 0 , , i :,l' 4 . , V . -.4 , A-- . 4' ,I 5-V. H f H ,L .. , F. ,,f -5.-.: , ,- J Q14...-g . 4 . 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The Spartans ending the game with only three men and were defeated 29 to 24. They finished the regul r season with a fine record of 13 victories against 9 defeats and won second place in the County standings. Kirkland finished in first rl- ace with 15 victories and 6 losses. The regular season keing over Mr. Vizard and his boys set their eyes on the'Sectional Tournament. Going into the tournament as the defending Champions. 'll of the competing teams were out to defeat us. The Geneva Cardinals, one of the Spartans oldest rivals, gfve the Champions a reel battle. The score was very close with the Spartans coming from behind in the fourth quarter to win 37 to 32. In the semi-finals against the Kirkland Kangaroos, who were the victors three times in sefson play with usg the defeats in season play were avenged. The Spartans taking the lead well ahead 36 to 25. In the final game the Yellow J ckets, defeated us in a sea- son game, repeated this and deprived us of our crown. The score was very close with Decatur coming from behind in the fourth quarter to win 34 to 32. Iklkikiklkiklkiklklklkiklkt-Ikiklklklkiklklklklklklklklklklk 5 I9 r N W W THDIl1 r s, alas , X350 G , LT Lila u ,, O 7...J' nil v . MNA Q . 4 . 17 'An . 7 f ' ,.f!Y , F1 ING' if f f ,.-1l1, 'L1' ci wviwb , , , g .ficuncm 1 v u FIJ' . I 1 O h A 7 0 VP w 591 inb,uT9s ., f- .. , -1-gv z,. A 1951, .. A T'1,.Q.1Q'3A 5 'Terai mf , 332' - -V wg Y . . 1 ' , 7-'YQF , . , f 4 s wk: 5 i3 'Lmi' 1 4 ' . ':'A , X ' nu W - -1'i1':, .41 v -' , ,ew D . ,Y fu . f' mai 'vi-II . Q 9 - 4. W f, , kj M AU, r L1 x. V. HH. -.-. 4-. . -. .I ff, Q r ' ., H' Q.:-3 ,L v .4 . L - 9 J r K ' ' ., , ,,. , , f.-,.'v.T:1jz',Q n f1g'2, ' rn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SPQTLIGHT 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The Sgartans finished the season and tournament play with 15 victories against 10 defeats. The team for next year hopes to come back and win the County and Sec- tional Tournaments. VARSITY SCORES TEAM PMHS OPP. 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DEGREES Graduate Graduate Graduate of Jackson High School of Ball State Teacher's College work at Indiana University Principal at Jefferson High School Principal at Jackson High School Principal at Pleasant Mills High School, 1939-19- Instructor at Union City Instructor of History, Phy. Ed., Agriculture Subjects Subjects I : majored in: Commercial subjects minored in: Physical Education and History JOWN MOWREY A.B. DEGREE Graduate of Coessee High School Graduate of Manchester College Graduate work ft Ball State Teacher's College Subjects majored in: Mathmetics-Commerce Subject monored in: Physics ' Instructor at Pleasant Mills High School, 1940-19 Instructor of Physics, Bookkeeping, and Typing Graduate Graduate Graduate Graduate Subjects Subjects Instructor at DALE T. ROSS, B. S. DEGREE IN ED. of Van Wert High School of Wittenberg College work at University of Cincinnati work at Manchester College majored in: English and Education minored in: Science, History and Library Van Vert High School Instructor at Milford, Ohio high School Instructor at Pleasant Mills High School, 1937-19 Instructor of Literature and English Grammar Ikllliillklklkfklk lklkiklkikfklklklkiklilillilllklklkifiklklkllf ff 'r I ' ,K 2 ai Y s X , ,r-4- rx if WJ' ll K. . . , U.:- , . - . -J-W :ff -' X, , . ,- -W A , . . r 1 , H ' . 5 .-.. ,, ' , , , , , 1. -' ' -,,' Ifaaafmm .sag ,.a.a ,za-:1 :zmsK11f,Hzfwagffze':Jo + w- ., ' 166 L ,EZ -M111 nominal 'in n3:z.xrf3?a'1 '6 ewliol' '5 1'1.'i!.i.lT9T view Ile! 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VELMA FCRTNEY Graduate of Pleasant Mills High School Graduate of Ball State Teacher's College Graduate work at Manchester College Subjects majored in: Art and English Subjects minored in: Nusic and Physical Ld. Instructor at Modoc high School instructor at Monroe High School Instructor at Pleasant Mills High Sclool, 1927-19 Instructor of Kusic, art, English, and Literature MRS. AGNES YAGER Graduate of Decatur High School Graduate of Indiana University Graduate workzt Fall State Teacher's College Subjects majored in: Home Economics, Mathematics Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Commerical and Matin - Subjects minored in: Commercial subjects and German at Kirkland nigh School at Plufftan High School at Decatur High School at Monmouth High School at Pleasant Mills High School, 1933-19- of Home Economics, mathematics, and Subjects IklkiklkilflkillkfllllllklklkiillkilflkiliiilkHkikliliklklkfl 3y'i4.'a ' x fill-'JH wi 5' we sq-W H nfl. if ' Q 'rf' pas Q1 ,A '--44?-A . .1 f ,.1 '? , .x- '-, 3,1 Jr 1.22251 . , 6,2 .. . M ,- 'N' 'flu' ' 7.4 fu N ' ' 11.51 ' 1' 1, 1 :MQ , N4 D 4' . Q, ' bi vw, ', IN' 4. 'Ju 1 . 4. X ,U-Ep93Q.'x,f ,-I5 Mg 'q,,, ff' un. O ya , 3 gn .W '15 if 'W Ji' N N ,' lg! lv 'IQ' ' I f . .' W 4 Y .WP ..,, fk - ' '-y ,' ,p,,. f - -- -T 15- -' a.zr. m ': 1 'A' :-Xfx ' Q 4- 7,-. Vu. 4 if ' f,,,x- , U L5 Bffrfy. , ag! 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They were very active in sports and most of the boys played bas- ket ball. Bob wade the first bam. Twenty-one returned as Sophomores. Their officers for that year were: Dick Noll, Presidentg Juanita Mc Bride, Secretary, Mildred Shifferly, Treasurer, and Mrs Fortney, Spenser. As Sophomores they were again very active in ssorts and more boys were on the first team. A good per cent of the members managed to get chenelle and felt letters for having an average of A or B, re- spectively. Bcb Holloway and Mildred Shifferly receiv- ed scholastic letters as rewards for their high stand- ing. We gave one act plays and entertainment for the activity periods. Twenty-four students returned to make up the Jun- ior Class of 1938. During this year Marian Backhaus, Lucretia Gilpin and Ernest Anderson came and joined us making a total of twenty-seven. Officers for the year were: Donald Harman, President, Mildred Shifferly, Secretary and Treasurer, and Gerald Vizard, Spenser This year was filled with many more activities. We were the first ones to use the new stage for our play entitled, HHigh Pressure Homern., We took the Seniors to Chicago instead of having a Junior-Senior reception. Bob Holloway was on the first team this year but at tourney time he contracted Typhoid Fever and couldn't play any more that year, Glen Bates, seeing how the first team was handicapped, stepped in and did his best to help win the County and Sectional Tourneys. Three other boys from our class helped make up the first ten and Melba Fill was selected as one of the yell leaders. Twenty-six became the Seniors of 1940. 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Max Cara, after mis- sing a lot of school, for some reason or other, decided to quit leaving a total of twenty-five to graduate. Our graduation exercise was April 22, 1941, and our Baccalurate was April 20, 1941. Our Farewell These four years we've spent together, United with bands that held fast, Have fled and those bands we must sever, Dear Senior, our school days are past. They are gone, our jolly times together, Our days of toil and hours of play, Only fond memories are vivid, As each of us must go our own way. Sad thoughts come creeping to our minds, To make us realize the trut , That our life is spreading before us, And driving away our youth. Farewell, dear old school and teachers, Farewell, each and all the rest, May we leave this memoir with you, And say me have done our best. Now we launch our craft uuon life's sea, HStrive for the bestn is our cry As our harbor, the school, is lost in the mist, To our cherished old school we bid goodbye. 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M ,- 'N' 'flu' ' 7.4 fu N ' ' 11.51 ' 1' 1, 1 :MQ , N4 D 4' . Q, ' bi vw, ', IN' 4. 'Ju 1 . 4. X ,U-Ep93Q.'x,f ,-I5 Mg E ..s s l I 5 Q 1' 1' V1 , ,X , t F v f L 1f1 'v 'L' A ' If nrtitbv ma f www wwe U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SPOTLIGHT 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CLASS FROPFESY May. 1,. 1951 The other day I decided I'd like to go back to the old home town. I went out to the airport and asked Dee Harmon to fly me back in his airplane. In less than an hour me were well on our way. Soon I noticed a large metropolis beneath us and that we were circling to land. I suapose we had to refuel but he said, Hihy no! That is Pleasant Mills.H Thy if I hadn t been strapped in l'm certain I would have f'llen out. I hain't been back since l9Al and naturallg was- n't anticipating such a change. I had kept in touch with Eoneta Hiller and so heard all about the time she cuit her jot at the G. L. to change her name to Shoaff and also about the twins whe were now about two years old. Naturally I went to her house because I knew she had always kept up with the nets. It was about j:CO in the afternoon when I drove L her beautiful drive. After our first happy greetings were over, I immediately started asking questions,Cas usuall. I wanted to know whrt had become of our grad- uating class and she preceded to tell me. HVell, I suppose you've heard thft Chester Hartz is in Het York working on a cartoonist novel with lots Cf illustrations. Mildred Shifferly finally married Delmar and they've made their home some place around Jefferson Center. Dick Noll was left Hout in the coldn so he went up in Canada and took over his uncle's ranch I guess its pretty cold up there, too. Carrxl Uovine has an ultra-podern garage up town and Joe Yailing lives in a lazy-man's house. All he has to do is push buttons for what ever he ants. Myrtle .Death is not a Captain's wife. I hear Richard Stinnett is selling iceboxes to the Escimoes and furnaces to the Africans. He's still working on the peraetual motion machine too. He always did go t- extremes. 4 suppose you've heard HButchH McBride on the radio. You know she took Kate Smith's place.H NSpeaking of singers,Hl broke in,HErnest Anderson is sin in this week at the Ketro olitan v era House 8 E ' P P I M - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -3 51.1 re ' af: Nj 1- QC 2 5 I Q ' Q ' Q in L A I A.- -r n -' V -sa 'Z A 0 , f AUM , . y a vt. , 9 J . , o n.. I ,. Q,-1' ' 1511, s'I'n 'rw' 1. V, V .5 .flVLf!. ' ' H J' L IJ' .Dfw 7 ' 1 4 . . . 'uri 3. .. 47 .'fesa 1 , .tcmfot'v'zA liqlnw -.. ,. pr uf-q Bm W 1 lam: ada fa-om! .sq F :foil ' Q ' ' W Y W Y 1 Y 1 W 1 vSPOTLIGHT4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 CLASS PROPHESY CCOn'tD uYes, and did you know that Betty Clark is living the life of a merry widow, while Vivian settled down and now has her own home and everything. Dcllie is the head of a large concern selling Ltalka Rose Talcum Powder.U She stopped to get her breath and I told her what I knew about some of them. HBob Holloway is a basket- ball coach and during the summer he acts in the movies. Marion Backhaus and Deloris Beer are both hostesses on the same airliner. I believe I'll fly back on their ship. Wanda Bailey, Everett now, and hor husband have a large' chain of stores. They all started from fare the way I heard it. Betty Noll is a nurse and she goes with explorers on trips to take care of them.H Boneta stopped me to say it was time for dinner. She had some of the liveliest lettuce salad with her monogram grown right in the lettuce. 1 asked her how she got it and she answered, Hwhy didn't you know? That is Glen Bates discovery. He has 1000 acres and monogrammed lettuce is all he raises.U After dinner we went out on the veranda to talk 'some more. Boneta started with, UGeraldine Haggard is an inspector at the General Llectric and her last name begins with a C. She lives at Bobo. Can you guess who she married?H A HOf course,U I said, HBut where are Louis Smit- ley, USonnyH Foor and Gerald Haggard.H Hwhy Louis and Sonny are contractors for tuilding skyscrapers and also runs an agency for painting signs on the skyscrapers. Gerald Haggard is a foreman it the G. E. But say, we've keen so busy talking you haven't told me much atout your 'ork.H HOh,H I answered, HThere isn't much to tell ex- cept I have charge of t'e costume designing at Para- mount studios and also an exclusive shop of my own,H Well, true to my word I made the trip back to California with Deloris and harian, 131411144Iklklkltllllklllikllllkiklkikilfllllklklklklllillll '24 '32 1 KQW v.,-W -nfuH+Qz A' 1 5.5. .' F .,,tU.4-:SSL , 'v W A J lfVW P' u ,f v Viv gf-TF: Vw fHWQW W f. .X X. - P! H Li'-L 5? 'Ah .a , Q U- Y,-A1w 1xw.i P. 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The Senior boys Cas a wholeb will their ability to secure girl friends. To the Freshmen we cleave all our lost possessions which include chewed gum, broken pencils, carved desks, broken shoe strings and anything else they might find lying around. Thus, we, the Seniors of H4lH, do thrust upon you, this, our last will and testament as follows: I, Gerald Haggard, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble and mischief to HDuckU Everett. I, Dolly Everett, do hereby will and bestow my ability to play basketball to Mary Lichtenberger. She may need it with Roger. I, Carroll Sovine, do hereby will and bequeath my nut-cracking ability to Hichard Everett. We, Betty Noll and Juanita McBride, do hereby 'iwill and bequeath, and if necessary thrust upon, Eileen Johnston and Helen Tricker our inierest in thexv NBig Three Partnershipn. Furthermore, I, Butch, do will my excess pounds to lay Jewell Hill, wanda Mann and Deloris fox, or anyone else who wants them. 9 I, Glen Bates, do here mill, bequeath and bestow my school girl friends to Harold August. I, Betty Clark, do hereby will and bequeath my excess height to Helen Funk. illlkillklkilliikfliSlfiilikflliklkikllfilllklkiklkflllklklkifllllkfk .P any ,rl Q Q 'X 'zresazw HOEHSBQ ,- qi w' '-l.'- ,-4 Q wv' - - 3 Q lnN. -Jj To Q19 ... L ,. - -' ' . 1 .. 1 ' ,N Q '3.3w,,,,-,px . f Quia Trio 1 Q aa? ezci ' -J s A 4 4 LZ , ' .. fiiful . 4 - ao wg-I'r71,'f: 'izxiiqn hav 's 'J :'7 i'-E: f'1'JC'Q37' 1 YL ' .3511 L' H l 'v-Al 4 57:7 ifjfgfq I!!! . f - ' 1 - . . . 1., ., 'A P Q A5 Q' I ' I , , ,Lv .31 'f'J0f, :QL-:E aa ,-:':f'J ,il W' 'Q ZJI5'-. nur? 317752 I. .,L, I I , ZA... V r 1. .V ge' 5- h Y . -1 '. 7, Lfhig i A. ,1Qf' f 'wo ' 1 '1:':-550 ,. , X-, . 7 'QI f.Zf..n'1'!D'8 N - 4 ,.1:.'s:u4.fg1 f:f Erin ' H45-. ll A.: Q K- Y n 'lin A59' 1 nuyq 11ou f 1guV, J . ,4+9ibn.,, -ri -i:'fY-w- ' U o 1 . I fb. 0 ' ,rfflgil-Z ,H -Q lv 'C' 'IQ Q1 Z , L ,- ..- I - In ' -'iff--f uf-3b.,a2f'LJ.ff,'-' 1' -5, ...nu-' nc-3,31 , A 1. 3' I!ll3, Y ' 44114481.1884SPCTLIGHT484t8tt38ii I, hobert Eollorvay, Bob , do hereby till and bequeath my curly hair to nPopN Ross but I absolutely, positively refuse torill Lorraine to anyone. I, Hyrtle Death, do Till my veakness fer soldiers to Betty Shoaf. She likes uniforms, too. I, Ernest anderson, HJuniorH,do will and bequeath my habit of st-st-stutterin when excited to Franklin Ross. I, Eoneta Hiller, do hereby 'ill and bequeath my giggles and talkativeness to Gloria Snoaf, just to keep it in the family. I, Louis Smitely, was asked if I would will my love of red-heads to 'on Eurke, but I put my foot down with a most emphatic HBCU. A I, Wanda Bailey, do will some of my dates with underclassmen to Francis Ray. Cinderstand tnat's not all of them? I, Richard Stinnett, do hereby will and bequeath my promp tnes s 'mitley. I, Mildred my school-tile town one to no again,too.7 I, Donald nose to Harvey Howrey. to answer questions in class tc Ruth Shifferly, do nerely will and becueath -boy-friends to Eileen but my cut- of one. Ciileen may have her left overs Harman, NDeeH. do will :y long slender Winans and my way with the vozen to kr. I, Marian Eackhaus, do hereby'ill and bequeath my habit of fa simply uon't give up I, Joe Rai pipe selling ii I, Deloris love affair to Francis Ray providing all cerned are will down to Iary Licthenberger, buf! my collection of boy-friends. lling bequeath my do hereby will and ling, lity to Dorris Iilliamson. physics class parties con- ing. Expecially the arty F. R. Beer, do hereby will my 88 iiiiiiiiittttttiitilliiilliiii 'Y it' gg 6 111 1' g ifw, an mai IFJ7L P 3PvJ3f1Q 3' SdQYH .wa 3:2 :, nu':7 QAIQ 1 'A' if J 'SMQ l 1739-f'2QQ3-fe! 9QJ PEN!! 4053 2 i,m.i ,lf pw'fKu1 To oval 5,14-w :fwbs fi f'U'31 W Af lzmfmffa rg 15.1. wwf ww ' f .,:.19.iff '!.f..S if W1mwnfYi53'Y fx '1 ltvmyn ' f ,,Di'r:g 1 .q Ng!!! , -wwffrff Wim-rfw 4xi Q '1t'4f GXOOISW' Ury,-fciJl ,g- 5a1:b lm-'dd ' f i 095 e5-M39 . 1 ,. 1' wx . . A 4 If ' .www f?1ew-91! fi H: 4 WH' vm fu Q awww 'L8'i71?IP!'Hj 'U-5' blk I 1 x s x x r x 1 1 x x 1 SPOTLIGHT x 4 s x x x x 1 m 1 x I, Dick Noll, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get others into trouble to get myself out to Doyle Painter. He needs something to keei him out. I, Vivian Riley, do will to Mrs. Fortney my lib- rary entertainment hour. I, Herbert Foor, HSonnyH, do not have anything to will so I won't will anything. I, Geraldine Haggard, do will my way with the Freshmen boys to anyone who want it. I, Chester Hartz, NChetH, do will my cartoonist ability to my brother Joe and my whiskers to Kenneth Chronister. Real ones, Kenny. I, Lucretia Gilpin, alias Rusty, alias Cricket, do will my nicknames and red hair to Gloria Shoaf. Also my I'll have This is wi our dying protect them he name Sworn before Witnesses: muddy lane to anyone who wants it. Maybe more visitors then. the end, finish, and conclusion of these hes. kay you cherish, regard, obey, and to the best of your ability. as our executor, Mr. Gerald N. Vizard. me this twenty-second day of A ril, 1941. ,CSEALD Notary Public: Yiiiklilllllliilik Illiliklklklllilliklkiklillklliilifklllllllk if B 9-li A Q . X V W .M J. ' Q -f, ' V . -4 , v Q: , F --' , , If , -- ' 'LL 'f ,MHS 'iifw Havasu pcb. N, , - ,A V: ,, -v.3 ' K H' -n3Q- ' J12w' -wdwssaaz ' 0 4 x -f ' .f . .. ' 5:31293 Jeff V gfgjn an Y A .. , 'J f Q -. bf F '., '11 ,-N. fl 5 1,1 ,vzlfy P .39-it EIL 1 U ' -'.'i'I. C.4..i 3:1 3. . . 4 I.. 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He continued in Blue Creek Township where he graduated from grade school to enter High ScLool. He attended his Freshman and Sophomore years at Tillshire and fin- ished at Pleasant Mills. Ernest has the ambition to become a vocalist but at the present time is farming with his father. His most liked instrument is a violin and he plans to study music in college if conditions permit. Ernest is a good student in school, making average grades of B. His best liked subjects are music and business courses. He has had four years of athletics but has not gone out for basketball. He acted as Yell Leader during his Senior year. Ernest is a very co-operative student and is well liked for his pleasant personality. Anderson: Whats that you've got all over you? Foor: Where! CLooking himself overl Anderson: Oh! It's your pants. HOW TRUE! Mr. Vizard: Nwhat is untold wealth?n Anderson: HThat which is not revealed to the income tax man.n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'kill -Q' Jiri' I -. I I '14, 1. J .. . .., ' , . , ,Lf 'wr' V4,nllg.v'1:' ,, uw . , 's Q -M - 5134, an ff r - 'fi ft- . NA V . , 1 If--3, - wk .- m l J' , gli' A- :L-.1 u INAT' , , , 5.1 . iv -, K - ' 1 f -11. , -A 'Q' 'Cf 1'-- 'H H' '-f?f'f f-2 ' . V ' gf :P-' . .-f'i 'LL HLiU3 ' L 9, . r .9 . fills ,Tv rfafx , . mf . Ufafngwtsm. 61515, . I A .' . . o we' ' g, 1 J ' T ' ' ' H13 .T5T, ' ILL 'u,ig-. ::g', . ' C' me W9 1 H: j j ,I my X 'O' PM XTAF' -'+- ,' -'M ' f ., v .- . 1 Az.:-5fa'ftS f v - , . - ' 1 f 'wTf N ' YA-D A 4 - I ' 3' all' H Vx Q' -1 1 l ' ' ' 5 ,. .-t N -. 1 qw...-1, Z ' I 1-XJ-A' .-.A 511' ' I' ' ' V, , H' ll x I ' . 1- , 5, '.g '1 . ' f.3fLH:7Eff,31-,. . ,',.,. V , x' : u Q.1l 4'iil,?:gv,X1l.f - .L ', . ' R-AS vt' .', 1'-iris'-,. As 'K,.. ' , 'rr ' A.',2a.'U L FH 'f3,L,' ff, , 'xff 'M , , , -vH- ' ,. - '. . J. L1e,:.B.1.'.f.1 N X , ,' , 1,5 x. . ,- ..i .. .,.-... W , V 1, ,, . ' 5, W. 1' g al' 7- . . V ' ' 1 M-'Z' V, F '.-5 NI H ' . ', ' 'v. -.Av .J-..-N 'N Y , . '1 .'. . :., .J.'Lx..'fJ1TkM . V f' 1 I ,. N xx X .N N V. ' NA'!,1',' sig , W N 5, , . , R L' + I 1 1 . ' ': - . I U -.,f,ef.1.X'f x V , 1 r I, y-.yy ' - f, ' 4. .- I ', gl D. , ., I . lxtgzqa t I . l I I' I X' 5 -...Ny , . u V' Jig! ,Milli J, ff a fb' 1.0 ., - . .' , 1 -aft'-5 W 01 r 'v 0 'l,.1:. 'Q 44 Q ,.,.py., I x JI. ,A 4, 2, . an-25 Ku Y W 1 Y + 1 i 4 8 1 + 1 SPOTLIGHT 4 x 1 1 4 4 4 x x 1 x x MARIAN D. PACKHAUS On the 25th of October in H75H UHardly a man is now alive--H Sorry, I got off on the wrong words. I mean in 1923 instead of H75H, Well, to get back to the story. Marian's warents are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R. Backhaus, Her hair is dark and wavy. Gray eyes and those pink cheeks combine to give a very pleasing picture. At least someone seems to think so. Her ambition is to be an air hostess but she does- n't seem to think that she will ever get that far, so to be a mathmatics teacher will be next btst. If she does become a hostess whe wants all the pilots to look like????. Of course, by just watching her for a short time you can see that her hobbies would naturally bgractive. They are roller skating and bicycle riding.' But rho wouldn't like skating if you had such a tall, dark, and handsome partner. Typing is her best liked subject, and no wonder,at the rate she can ty e. She has, of course, always been a bright student. In her spare time she likes to crochet and read. She should get along with her prosaective sister-in- law because Boneta likes to crochet, too. - Marian has had four years of athlectics, andis she a basket ball slayer! I'll say she is! Four years of music should enable her to sing some lovely Dutch lullaties. I asked for her description of her ideal man but she wouldn't commit herself except that he must look like a certain person. lou should guess who. Marian gfill has a soft snot in her heart for Ridgeville Cornors where she has spent all of her school life except a little over a year which was at good P. M. H. S. . lklklklklklkllflklillklkiilklklklklililllfllfikIkllllklklkllllklll P- 4 ,A I Q 9141 1.891-w nn- .HVV 74311, AVxV V . HU!! , faV vt-lj .,. T- VV, 0 V'-V, 'Mt V .-:: V f 3 I: .' ' J ' MQ! -fe .41 Ll 53.1 A ,. . ' ' I , f, i:fvL:f3,f -w'V'..V' - egg: l :YN :H I , . 'N 'L 1 ' .. V ', V', k I N1-L1 , . VV1V3V:V'T,f:lwfV5 5'qq'V'! :Lf l 1543. x':..'Q 1' . , Q' Q..-pg 'fx . ' V gain s.-9 ,4 MT . 5'-VINV1' V, , . -, X '- 'N- . 7 ..4. ..:' ., ' ,V'.V ?' 1 V vw-1 U1 CVD Aiw V , ..l Q! ' V V, ,VA V U '. , - .' !B fff1' ::,.,z.,-1' V V .Vs . V- , .. ', 'V QV i' . , ' fx: Q -4 M.sf :Li,r: 15f,.,u - y '- :wwf -fm. ' I , ,V V V V V QM ' . ,L 1,. . , , . . 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Why don't they come home and be killed by cars like the rest of us. In Montana there is a town named Eurelia. Trainmen differ as to the pronuciation of the name. Passengers are often startled upon arriving at the station to hear the conductor yell: HYcu're a liar! You're a liarin Then from the brake man at the other end comes the cry: HYou really are! You really areln Marion: HMother, you know that vase you said has been handed down from generation to generation?U Mother: HYes, dear?H Marian: Hwell, this generation has dropped itn. Don't go around with another man's wife, unless you can go tvo or three rounds with her husband. IlliiklliklllllllilllliklklllIklklklklkillklkllllklfiklklklkilfi !v..9.Pl b: 'B 1 x Q.. .. , I., A M.. !'2A J ' Lffikgv SU ' :UZ if 5 'i f - ':1i-f:3rgIfro 5'3 W9 ' l 'T 1. -L 'iff' S-arrzvfx Ji ' f-.'f !'nxf1 .E ' . . .' at-: -1 w 1 ' n I s r 0 - .......-... V I 1 p .,..5. 'Vu I 1,.. -. V 1- O ,qt , 1 'a N . 'ya -1 W. vm.. ' ' 'fx -Raimi ' ,L A I 0 . Q- lr- U Isl' In 'N V 4.1 .M , , .UNEP fi 1 f X ' v:'i' 'u:1'T- .fqw ' Hi bwiifi ' 4' 7 'Qi . 14 l XX., 443 LI 3. x , W 'V 'n A ' 5 7:41 Q ' ggi: v ' N ry ' ry A fx 5 .1 v , .. M3 I 'ff Ulm 'kb,Vf!2 . ,u - x , L m P. 4 ' VLH 'F if ,'I1J,1 lu. v 4- A I X .f '. ':'i'.F'Ci-vi 'J A ' w , F .,f v H1 .nuvz - -, 1 -I I nv, ' .- rv ' o U I 1 ' U 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 SPOTLIGHT 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 WANDA BAILEY - 'Wanda Bailey is a little 17 year old, curly-headed Sendo 5 who knows all the answers. She has had one greaeidesire in her Senior year and that is dating with the underclassmen or making a great effort especially with a certain Sophomore toy, eh, Wanda? Wanda was born Nay 27, 1923, in a little country home about eight miles north east of Decatur. She be- gan her schooling in a little one room school called Erwin and continued to go there until March, 1936, when she moved to her present home, which is located one and a half miles north west of Pleasant Mills, she has con- tinued going to Pleasant Mills and is now ready to graduate from this High School. She is quiet, bashful and timid every where except in League. She then acts Hcuten to make an impression on the b helor teacher. . Her favorite subjects. are algebrafg latin, Qrpiimg, bookkeeping, home economids and English. She has made an average grade of A all ofe'?them. Her favorite hobbies are reading and collecting niikins. 4 ' She has one ambition that everyone should have and ' that is to 'live the best life possible. Keep up the 3 . good work, Wanda, you have made a wonderful start on t, this ambition. I'm sure we all ,ish you the best .of 1 luck for your future. - - ' g i N- s . 4 V if A ' It ' 0 i, L. I Auto Demonstrator Cwho had tried for,three hours at ' iegl the carzj now I'1l throw in the clutch. ifhfit ' ndag 1I'll take her then. I knew 1, I held off t long enough I would get something free.H + , ' 15 I , Q- , 4 illlliikiillfiiiiililkilllilllliliikifillkilkllfllrlilll A C - . O G Ol w v s X 'N I I 1 1 5 -1 . 4 1 031 Q 'X V .-f mm fm?'5,, . v+e4n++4nqa1g. gQ ,v .QD I r M TT' . ' , A ., ..:. 3.5: , D ll 1' T 5 1, 'WT AQ - Q. 1 '.' 'O' f7. fk .I V. 'I ?'1,',1 I .. ' 1 - ' 5 f 'il f xl V . . -. Ig P.f A. ':. fafv ,.-2. Q li 21:1 'vm , l fu ' f A ,kim fp 1 1 If ' riff 1:lf:4IA O e a a 0 '01 w uf 4' I il ll Q! 1-Kr 'W' k I H I 4'4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 SPQTLIGHT8 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' . GLENN Burns ' 'L f 1 , Bates was born in Reading, Michigan on Dec- ember , 1252. In his third year in grade school he entere the leasant Mills School. As the years pass- ed, he acquired a hobby of constructing things. We didnlt seem to notice that around herd! He became in- terested' in basketball and a certain girl, after he entered high school in 1937. This girl lives east of Willshire, and went to school there.' Several :high- school-mates became interested in him, especially a girl tht isiaoir a Junior. All this is dhanged now, they had a slight, Cas I was toldj misunderstandiit and he has his former girl friend back again. Glenn and Betty are still fend of each othe ! 'They have frequent argu ents in scho61 and during t3g,noon hour. Betty says, We get alongbllike cats and ,QI . Glen? has been playing basketball for four.years. He has 'A ome one of our, star players -at P. M. 2, S. He has p ayed three yearsi lun tme I gulall, or firs team. Last year he really got! ,tar-vwhen one of is fel- low players was unable piay Wbecause of iness. Glenn took his place gud filled it vaiy succes ully. . . I O ',' , 1 . ay Q , G' ll' ' 4 Q is 4 ' 1 .44 Publi ' ' A ' 3 , Glen Baites: Hllrwlowrs, ETQHQ, s my hairkicrack .P 'Q' vhe I comb itil' ' I Mr. hfowiiey: Why, Glen, you 'aa elewricity in, Q ' your hair.n Bates: nAren't we a funny famify? I'ue got ' electricity in my hair, and Grandma, has gas on her stomach. . , 1 'Ikez Are y scared of ghosts? Mike: Is I scared of Ghosts? Ha!-Ha! Ha! . YUu bet ah is. llliliiiiiIllliilllilkiilillfillllifililiilllklf411841 I 44 Q. 4QWL fW I 6 '5 Q ll A x I 4 Q If ' 'V ' V ' ' ' ??'?'I..'!'?'l'J iL3 1' ' ' P 4' Q ' ,J . 7f-Lf: liulfb ' , 1' si ' . 117' :rr V 1 Q 4 wr u 1 p. L N IZ! J I -fr 4 I Wjlilggf . ' f ' - 'A f'.'Q 'I4 -vliiwfwim -wif ,be ' ' -'H 'A- A ,i v':J A 21 of -4 53 S Yyxtxih . G ' '.f. + 71 T? rr? Snag -Hf : -gn? - ' ' . N4 5 f Y:-,ia zf.f',N'1 0 . ' Q- ..:wuffaw : ' . I Y . I - Il . ,1 Us n . P Q 4 ' f . 1, H' . V 1 1, . Q N, . 5 ' , J ,:- V wg 1 ' V' .--A is 5,., , Q - I ' 3. ,. - fx rl , - Q, . , 0 H 0 Q . 'Ik' vrj pp 1 5 . 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Do You? f She has had two years of athletics and three years of music. Deloris is about five feet two inches fn height, has brown eyes and the loveliest brown hair. She is never lacking for boy friends. They come from Kirkland and all around. CLASS AWARD 5 To Deloris Beer who ve all know likes nice things V will give her this little diamond ing. ie , :sure tn Bob will like it a lot An V pe itwi Always Johny on the spot. lklillklklklkiillklklllilliliillllfikiilfkilflklfgllfllliiflkiklii . 4 M, I t , Q gh v 1 'I .111 xi ,gg-YF ' ,J fr , .5-51 . , Q A I. . , it 01 n 1 0- 0 s- 0 0 1 fr 'WQIJ10 2 m - A af- at 4' agp, H, -,, J J: ,,.q,,,,t.' 'X -Jig., o---1 . WJ, I-. .4.J5.L I 1 xxx' X nf . '. g , . , 1- - . - ' ':'r!-' ml J, j,., . f mfs. .. 11. 2. i Www nf ,Q jf Q, gr1:,.I,? f' .V.' : .., new 15 'J A ' rr- F 'l'1'f?f 'rim . .fav-. ta-'fftc fflfl 855513 f ' 171 'A' - 1 51414 fir? ,igi, :Jug Q .Wil 6 F ' f f , pi .pfinww W'mJf ,gh J fyU!UQ MHS? 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Betty: At 30 the fenderslegin tozattle, At 35 the bdy begins to rattle At 40 my teeth begin to chatter IAt 45 I begin to rattle At 50 the car calapases, and I'm treated for a nervous breakdown. Mr. Koss: HHave you ever noticed thrt most successful men are bald?H Doc: HNaturally, they come out on top.U 5 x llllklllfklkilfifiliklkikikllfflllkliiiliklllflfift lklklklklllfkik I -f' f-ig . 3 1 ' - -yw'r1w1UwG88 Q 1 ' V -, Q X It ' WVNN L i' ' ' O Iv ILM-39 - fff' r- f 5 - 1 7 V . W'THw . ,Em xyrfzm.-I, no ,aII.l.!:?,i Jnfaazssii 'lo nm-1 ghd'-add' n ohnfi1.V ,317 has .uv 03 5ns191n s UTQl,HiqJ!' v bn:-we -uit Q-3t'5fl :a?i s5,g' Q. e fsAw d.9irtwp o qitnvi ini ltig vlsfti Aj iwwi asw ada n9dH,J 4 -uma.-2 isumeafif: 'Jil sw .19nf4e'. G' J-'zoqi Q-27' v 9191- hii1H Jnuera i HJ nwfi Vivow natal wud QHHDZB3 - .z,.b Ifclwu fue twig fan detnrT Liiw.9dv ' . ' ' f + 91? ilfnv Jveiduz ivd 1 Jwsj Fwd Qs' 13? Ggixovi, it ' W 1355- ni: 3nimJ 51' . M? 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To Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Death was born a little girl. This little girl was given the name Myrtle. At the tender age of five Myrtle started on her road to knowledge. She seems to have learned a lot, because she is now ready for graduation. Myrtle's best liked subjects in school have been algebra, bookkeeping, and literature. I wonder if it's literature she likes or the entertainment she gets in that class. Her hobbies are reading 'nd walking. She also in- forms me that she likes to go hiking in her spare time. I think she likes 'to hike down to that army camp at Fort Knox, Kentucky. I wonder why????????????????????? Could it be that NHeH was in the draft???? We see he still thinks of her, because she's wearing a locket with an army emblem on it. He's sort of early with his graduation present, isn't he, Myrtle? Oh yes, I haven't told you what she looks like. Well, she has grown tt be five feet six and one half inches tall and weighs about one hundred thirty five pounds. She has blue eyes and light brown hair. One may meet her any time and expect a friendly smile. So There! A husband found some holes in his soc and said: UWifie, dear, why haven't you mended these?H HHubby, darling, did you buy me that coat for Christmas as you promised?H llN0.ll nwell, if you don't give a wrap, I don't give a darn. lkiklkillliklllilikliiiflkiiiiilikiifti88138 'Juli , I' ,I .,.,.5 .. I... , -... . 5-Hui! '. L ,V 231' ' 4 qx ,- ... I I ,I .k.' tAfIx, ,Ld .5 . 1 K n r. 0 'I' . . '. Y 'gf f. 1 ' . if Priya? .F V .J 1 ,., A: 5. 91 i., fJl'X?. - a , P .b ' 9 U 3 51.211 . . .,v rj In..-1 , ,, . . : L L - 4 I 'i:3'Llf -1 ' : 1 ' A 'i'T . .. .. -: . 1 .1 0 , W ' A sl A 1' .1 1 . - 4 Tl.: rM...' ...... .1 E ' 'J ..T5!:a ,, v ' V ' 3 - J-fly.: . n'5g'5 , :f',V:f T . .' ,- V -u. ' ' . a Q f. :1:x'g,'. 1 Aa.. v . , . Q . -' 1' ' s ' '35, ,b N 4' ' v' -uf fa-' 7! 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Herbert and Marion, who played opposite him, were always scraping in fun during the practices. Weren't those enjoyable rides home after play practice, Sonny, esaecially that one night? Remember Marion? Herbert's test subject is literature and I think there is a reason far that. He is very courteous when he wants to te, and can be a very good escort, can't he, Deloris? Things won't be so noisy after USonnyN is gone--he has the knack of creating commotion. Herbert likes to read and play basketball. Me think that Herbert will be a success in whatever he is desirous of doing. Herbert Foor driving around in a much dilapidated mac?ine. Doc: what kind of a car have you got there. Foor: R. F. D. Doc: what kind is that? Foor: Rescued From Dump. Il'iliklfiliilfikiiikiklliilfilflkililklklkiillkilllfkiklkWIFI? lk Ik 1f 'Q , 'Q' ,A..!l ,V . f . f 5 J ,. 'X Xxify, n' , Yi Vx V. '. ' Atffiv, ' , -YN Xe.,r 15. 4' i V! 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Her name must have been Lucretia, because that's the way she signs her autograph. Lucretia has now grown up into beautiful womanhood, She's about five feet, four inches tall and weighs one hundred twenty pounds. She has hazel eyes, still re tains that red hair. She also has those Hffrlingn freckles. Lucretia seems to have an excess amount of ambition, especially when she starts to talk and gig- gle. She has been given the name HRustyH, and does she ever like that! - At the age of five she started on her road to knowledge. This was started in Kansas City, Missouri. Later she entered Pasco High School in Kansas City as a Freshman. Her Sophomore year was spent in South East High School in Kansas City. During the spring of 1939, she with her mother and sister moved on a farm near Pleasant Mills, Indiana. This left her to spend her remaining school days in the Pleasant Mills High School. She tells me people put out flags and every body was having a gala time the day she moved. I'll give you a hint as to 'why. It so happened to be Flag Day. Lucretia is not only ambitious, but also very in- telligent. At least she must be when she makes an av- erage of HAH in her grades. The favorite subjects of NRustyH are art and ma?t any kind of science. CI wonder if she likes physics as well as I do?D She is also very active in sports, es- pecially when it comes to playing basketball. She has had athletics for four years and had music for two years. 'killIkilllllklklklkfklllikikikikfklkillvklkvkfkiklkfkikfklkil U . V , , .wi 'u. Jay. W, my . Wf 46 Mx' 5 , M Y'- v-1. .1 lu Tig? 14-, 1 K 1 , . f1l'.. ,1 v 1 s . 1? ' V 1 f 4., ff 7 fl! 1 4..v,. I u . 5 A.. I 1 P 5 1 abit. ,. ' I e, V J. 'fi - - '1 r:,5'. FN M f L. 1 Ig 1. v-,' ,L V 4 f fifl'-iff! 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Mr. Ross: HHow'd you get along with your wife in that fight the other night?U Don: HAw, she came crawling to me on her knees.U Mr. Ross: NYeah, what did she say?H Don: NCome out from under the bed, you coward.U Traffic Officer: HAS soon as 1 saw you come around the curve I said to myself, UForty- five at 1east.n Geraldine: Hwell, you're way off. It's this hat that makes me look so old.H lllIk.2k1k1k10'Ill1lllll1lllklliifkiiiilifililliikifilkilk L , I ,Q SL MT 3 io U I -6 Q 0 ,. Q Hi N 1, is lg? ,L Q ...N W P I ' e o , v 4 ' ll H? ' 1 . N , . . 4 3 ' r . f ' v 0 s U' w :Qf ' V 4 'fIQTriiJLf1Xl. if .if xp-: ,Q-bww . '4,4 whhif L 93 11' 2'f!?1fl.'Q,: l nv W M V . W , 'ull-. T 1 X M .Ym., 1 x A ...i - ,I - ' A 15. , ' 1-a.i ., ' :F 1,iW.g 3 RQ- . uf U4Qf ,H MQW X1 . , rl V X X 1, ..' , . , fx ' i.l,-E151 , . , 1,5 8.0. . 1, Q-J. W- X, W ' V ' 1 v ,ff ' I ' 2'Y 5'!Xf if f'f 2YQ 'lv it ,, 1 '. . Wx .x -A ,Mr' .. wn0,HwUG .. ' ' uk X . I . 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He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Haggard. He entered grade school at the age of six. This year Gerald and his twin sister, Geraldine, 'lan to grad- uate from high school. Gerald's favorite subject has been art, which he has had for two years. Gerald's hobby is working, or should we say Hfool- ingn around with radios. Gerald has participated in athletics for three years. Gerald has taken one year of lessons on the violin. He would like to te a suc- cessful farmer or laborer, and we're betting 2 to l he will be. TODAY'S VERSION Beneath the spreading chestnut tree A stubborn auto stands The Smith, a mighty man is he With trouble on his hands. He thinks the carborator is the Cause of all his toe He twists a half a dozen bolts And still the car won't go. He sits down on the curb to give his brain a chance tc ceolg And ponders on his training at 'Correspondense school. He starts in again, and by accident UTis seen That the only trouble was that The car lacked gasoline. 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He started at the bottom as a sub for the second team and by climbing the ladder a rung at a time, has reached the top and is now the Captain of the Spartan team of 40-41 During the vacation months Dee has been helping his father on the farm. He at times is a junk dealer. One time during the summer months Dee and some of his friends threw together some of the junk and made a stream-lined jalopy. They entered it in the Halloween parade. All the boys were masked, Dee as a clown in a bright orange clown suit. Dee, although a good singer, did not take music. His favorite songs are HI Haven't Time To Be A Million- aren and HPlaymatesH. He has several hotbies besides selling junk. He likes to crash parties, but doesn't like it when he is served furniture polish for refreshments. He likes to hunt, fish and farmg and from the rumors we've ieard, he's been playing Doctor. CMender of Broken Heartsl. Dee has a fine personality and is very popular among his schoolmates. 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In other words he is to graduate from High School. All through his school life his favorite subjects have been physical education, physics, and sociology he's had 6 years of athletics. He had taken about a year and a half of trumpet, but along came the villian CTyphoid Fever? and caused such an interruption that Bob hasn't resumed his study. Home think Bob has bluffed his way through to get good grades without studying, but of course me Know he wouldn't think of such a thing. Oh, my goodness no. His vocation at the present time is that of ajunk dealer, but before long he hopes to become a tasketball coach. We're all rooting for him and think he has the ability. . L' . From the looks of things, as we at school see it, his ambition is to make that lovely blonde happy. As far as we know he's still doing all right. Uon't you think so, L. J. One hobby is of course basketball, and he says the other is Hwomenu. Dee: I told wileen that every hour I spent with her was like a pearl. 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He says his test liked subjects are art and typing but we all know why he likes those subjects tge test. he can draw her picture and get a good grade ror it and in typing he gets to write her a letter every meek. It sounds interesting, doesn't it? How akout it Chester? Of course he says he wants his voca+ion to te that of an Aviator. Personally we t ink it is to make Anna Hale happy the rest of her life. He has had three and one-half years of athcltics. He didn't get to play this year because of his age. Wrong Way Corrigan seemed to be his name one time last year after the game with Kirkland. With two years of music to his credit he should be able to sing several pretty serenades. The only thing that me can see that he does for recreation is look at Anna's picture and draw little hearts and go and see her once in a while. Remember the trip to Iiidianapolis? We do. Coming home tLe back seat must have been nice and comfortable. As for height there isn't much of him tut what there is isn't so tad. Blonde hair sets like a crown upon his head. His ears are like little pink sea shells. And Oh! tuose beautiful gray eyes. Cwe got this description from---Guess who.D llfllflkiflkillllllkilklkltlkifilkllilllliliklkiflliikfllilfjlril ' 'L 44 w w 4 71-'21, aj? 441- F ,a I., 5. A, ,.. x f ii, -, , 4 Q 1 ' .f .1 I ' f K f , n 0 I . 1 X x - '. . 'n . L-J ' v ,M .4 V . '1 1 . .MA 0' A ,- .V -1 A' 'A-. 55111 u'. 4-'ppl sf. ',:s'i?.h 5 ii? .J 4 x 4 1 x 1 m 4 4 m x x SPOTLIGHT: x m x m x x x x 1 1 w JUANITA MCBRIDE On July ll, 1923, another birth was recorded in the birth record at Washington D. C. It was the birth of Juanita McBride. In recording they must have made a mistake because everybody around here calls her NButchU. At the age of six Butch thought she ras a grown lady, because it was then that she began to learn her A B C's and her l 2 3 4's. She has nearly completed her schooling and expects to graduate on April 22, 1941. Her favorite subjects have been Typing, shorthand, and arithmetic. Her average grade is A. She happens to be our chamion typist at P. M. H. S. During her school life she has had four years vocal music and two years piano. Those four years of vocal must have been benefi- cial, because she is quite an accomplished singer. Butch's greatest ambition is to learn to behave herself. Don't worry about that too much, Butch, because we wouldn't know what to do without your mischievousness In her spare time she likes to listen to the radio. Her favorite programs are the Kate Smith Hour and Fibber McGee including Molly. I think listening to NFibberU accounts for her Ntrickyn ways. Butch's ideal man must be tall, dark and handsome. According to rumors we'd say he's rather short. How about it Butch? Auch! I almost forgot to tell you what she looks like.- She is about 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighs about, about, about, about??? She von't tell her weight but we'd say 250. CLaugh that one offj She has gray eyes and a very pretty complexion. She calls herself a ndishwatern blonde, but I must say she is very talented in arranging her hair. lklklklklkIIIIFIIIIFIOIIOKIUIIYIIIIIIIK4Iklklklklklklkiklkfkikikik no 4' a+s1ditnW1!lix . V 'I, 9 ' y J Z, , - , 'liwxj' . - - fr-'ar f-mv ffl Qjffi .q',,,7.,,, . in w , , H ,ff 'QS 0' Q ' , 'I I g ,ff ,L 4 wx 'lil' fi- '. .'f f,n.f fc v P , .,' , , 911' '- 'A rl H An, ,+gf4 .Aquwn .fgwh-v 1 'V' . NV., ,. H ,v ' X !w?f'14: -NN .,A , 4 . . I up , L , . '-5, ' jp' tim Aki. Aww 'Il Wu 1 .U Avg l4vw rM . ' ' 1 ' in . 77 fx! V I ':.. V Q ' A , .,, - W :, X f , 'Jw M, , -4' I II' ',, 'I' 1' Bai...- - . f-mf fv,f7m.,,:x, ' - N f 'U Q g1,, L:g.E,Q'j H . '4 ...M .-ax -:J ' '. 4' Lffi ': .'lu. .- I v. I! 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It had called unon the happily married couple twice before, leaving both times little boys, so they were glad this time to see a little girl. Boneta has a sister and two brothers younger than she, but at the time we are concerned only with Boneta. . At the tender age of six she started to school in the Bobo Metropolis. She couldn't get used to all the traffic but she liked to go to school. Years and years later when she had reached old Maiden-hood Cage fourteenj she entered Pleasant Mills High School. She liked high school even then. Her ambition, she says, is working in a ffctory but personally we think it has something to do with a cottage for two and maybe all those things that go with it. She likes to crochet and embroidery, but, of course they couldn't match those rose lamps she got for her birthday from???????????????????7 She seems to feel a little Shoafish when she is sewing all those pretty things. She must have told him she wanted their bed- room to be rose colored. 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She par ic- ipates in all girl activities, both athletic and social in her school and will be remembered by all who have made her acquaintance. By her accomplishments in P. M. F. S., she will enter a higher institution of learning to become a nurse and to eventually achieve success. CLASS AWARD Near St. Marys River lives Betty Noll To give her a gift is our goalg We'll give her tiis little boat And hope it never gets her goat. Little Miss Muffet decided to rough it In a cabin quite old and medieval A viper espied her and plied her with cider, And now she is the Forest's prime evil. lklkIklillkiklkillklllikxlkdflklkiklkilfllllklklkllkikIkikflfilkil I ' N- 4, , V v w I gi-gygp. 4r'.-atfxfff . .. Hi ' f 'n i ' I . , N Lf -M If y -- ,r .PWM ' l 1236- u ,QLL, tY4I 1-in . A 1 lf ': .V V1 ,fllh FQ, U 4 1 rv v . w 1 1 , W . , 'VW 'f , . . .,' . - .11 A iw ' U 'T' !F1,P -,tlZi'Vf ' .L-ilhgsxys Q ' f . k-. '44 f. 4' l 5 H . .. 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P -,p ,.'w :Q Y'. ..- .. uw -J ALWTK. .:'J, - Jw E.-wifi, .G.t,.-U! r 4: x ,, 4 9.-fmt 6 , l ij! .L w, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SPOTLIGHT 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 DICK NOLL Richard HDickH Pender Noll the tall dark and hand- some fellow from P. M. H. S., began his road of life September 16, 1922. No doubt UDickU has had happy days as he is thought of as a happy-go-lucky Seniro of 0410. HDickH is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Noll, he was born in Washington Township where he still resides. In 1929, he began his road of knowledge by entering a one room school in his home township. nDickH kept in that port all eight years. As he began to befome a hand- some young gentleman he entered P. M. H. S. as a Fresh- ie CGreenieJ and is now to graduate as a dignified Sen- ior. UDick'sH hobbies are to work on old cars and attend the movies. His ambition is to some day be a great av- iator and a bachelor as he tells us. It looks to us like HDickH will never be a bachelor I'm afraid, do you think so, M. S.? Then Dick Noll the Romeo of the class, Who's flirting days are nearly past, We award this little mule, To take his kids to Pleasant Mills School. He: CTeaching his 'ife to drivej Choke it! Choke it! She: Where's its neck! when a girl stops carrying the torch you know she has found her match. Iklkiklklkllllklkllllllllllklkifliffklllfkikfkikllltikikikiikik --. , IW' , Alb ,I ' i H f L 0 'Z' bs '.. Q JI S i 1 ..si'l'l 5 , .. -. A r . Jr I T 1 xx I' L 5 .1 ,v,. x .:,- X , ' u.,.1v. ,.v pulkrh Vi VXTTP-fUq.f ,. -w , 'W ' bfygfjuiygl' fffig-7 , ,r f I .W .1'--325544 ' H .Vx-.--'1!'k 1f ,4 r 9 14 N ,, v ?J N 17 1 f 'V K 0 W, A, Z. , . 'T 1,0-IDZIQAE5 . ' 'W I! , a ' 1 1. f ' x' A' . ..r,' 53:17 5 x' A ,'-Q31 I V4 , u I,-1 ,Si Q ,, Q , , illfga 9 . . .- 7, V' f I r1g!,'L ':7,'Li:, . - - ' A A ,Q nu X- '.' ' gf! ., ' ..31lf'iVIfm' LV! -, y qailrlyi'-ilu , .,, ' ,. ff..1FX' , ,xv 1. . P '1 Viv-'T 'LU Q, . a .1 ' nl. ' mx ' IH: V Tj' ' X -any 4 +-- P ', y D14 Y W 1. f . ' I 'A .' A ' 1 J. 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He has had one year in music and two years in athletics. He has blond hair and blue eyes. Does he ever like girls by the name of Alice? Can't Be Done Joe: HSir, I want your daughter for my Vhyj-f'e.', , lrate Father: nYoung man, you go home and tell your wife that she can't have my daughter.n The world does not love yen for having moneyg but it despises you for not having any. Joe: NStop reaching across the table, Betty. Haven't you got a tongue?H Betty: NYes, sir, but my arm is longer.H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 'B , ,N L+, ' vw? V . uw 5' ,, ,,w . 5 w'i'+ 1. . .'Fl'Lf eff? QWQW5 ',.v1i , 4 ' -1 An. ITS' JST A , ..v . r zlulij-1r.o x ,fm -. .1 , ' '.'l..:':-W. w :WU?f Df i2l.Y.?ifLfH V . W , ' r. LYJ.-.2 L .fix 'gg : -I y BJ. LEEQHYH 'Y I -, v. ,- .. .Nr-.Q av M fu, - r:w -f..-i -up -H ' HA. , ., 1 '.'. 3 u Lf' fur, x f . ., .. . x: t ff g5'w1'fv Wwuv T1 - .,, -K . , U-, ,.f . V . . .fwf fa 'af 1 - 1.fCL ' un snap-nu-Must-hs' -'w..u,v' 'u ' . 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She is one of the tallest girls in the Senior class. She likes to talk a lot, especially when there are a lot of people around to hear her. Her nickname is HBibH. Her favorite subject was bookkeeping but now it is typing. Bib has taken music for four years and has played Basketball for two years. Her hobby was riding bicycles but now she would rather ride in a truck. As soon as she graduates she hopes to get a job in a factory, but I imagine her job will be in a house rather than in a factory. CLASS AWARD Now comes Vivian Riley who is lone- some indeed, We'll pep her up with plenty of speed, This rattle box with plenty of noise Will furnish her amusement and many a joy. 'PIIIIOKIFIOIIFlFlkl0llfllFIll1k4K4lll?lkilklll8IkIlI4'llllklklF I I 'I 1 J , ,, -f .. ', ' - . 'f . , . , ' '. 4 ' N' r 1 ' , ., ,r 3 ' ,T ' L' p'fF'Q1T'TIa 'v 1 A mils.. H sm- 'G'-V-.A n 1 '- , V, . , , WV I X Y I A . .- , ' ' 4., ' I' ' ' 'HT ' 1 :P ff-nsw arson rv 1 ' e ' ' ' . 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Mildred is talented in music. She has had four years in vocal music, four years in playing the piano and one year playing the trumpet. In school life they call her UUiddyH. She is of medium height and weight. She is a beautiful brunette with rosy cheeks and is well liked. She goes with Delmer Wagner, that is, when he comes down fro? Roanoke. Mr. Mowreyz HBVeryone must learn by beginning at the bottom. There are no exception to this rule. Mildred: HNone at all?n Mr. Mowrey: HNo.n Mildred: UHOW about swimming?H Thirty days hath September, Avril, June, and November, All the rest have thirty-one Unless you hear from Washington. lkIkiklklkiikfkifililfikllllilllllkifilllfiklillkikliiliiigik H E121 L-Lf? 537 ' 7 5 L!! !L7f! X-f X' Published Ry . The Senior Class Pleasant Mills High School Volume Two . O 0 - . .1'.' I F -. g lf ,. f 4 . 1 1 ,,-, t ,V , . v 14 -w - ,- A 4 Q . 1 ,Al . y' ' Q. Lig- HU .,, T -'ao .M 'UE iv . ' Aw , n fj,'y'vv-nA f+-V- A ..,. J w+'.4 1 w ' v , Q.. J' 1' .'. 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X X ' n . - 1 y-- .,,- .,, , 1 'F' .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 116P0TL1GHT1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 8 LOUIS HBUDN SNITLEY Louis HBudH Smitley, a Senior is that tall, dark, and handsome brunette we see running around at the Pleasant Mills High School, CThat is, a certain red head used to think he was tall, dark, and handsome.D Wonderful times! weren't they, Pud? Bud got his first glimpse of this great wonderful world on the sixth of November, 1923. His parents,Mr and Mrs. Melvin Smitleyxvere very proud of their prec- ious bundle. Bud has a sister younger and one older than himself. Bud, as we all know, has very high ideals,IWe hopel. His ambition is to be an architect, so if you have some work in that line, just call on him and he will be HJohnnie on the Spotu. As a hobby he likes mechanical drawing. In school work, Bud was fairly good as his average grade was B-. His best liked subjects are Physio, Agri- culture, health, and typing. As for typing, he likes it exceotionally well because he can put those notes, and letters in better form so says a certain Sophomore. He did not go out for basketball during his four years in high school, but he did play softball for two and a half years, and was he a Hwhizu. COWARD Louis: Why do vom prefer blondes?H Bob: Don't tell anybody, but I'm afraid of the dark. IkilliklklkikllfifikfkiklklklkllflkvklklkvlflliIklkllfikllllkiklk Skill 'lf nf T ,E QM., 4 . , ,x' L , - u . , I ' A - f . , 51 !'wJ 4 1 1 ,,, , 3' Gi . t n f.-,.'.' 5 L- A 'IQ ,!f.'3. ' . P. 0 '-is' . U J I X ' '1',i'if . ,,' I. Hin., A ,,.f, .-'xJ f IA.. .' f W. . ' X . . Aff 1 4 ' ' A I .JAQ V 1 . Q I, 'I ..l l ' mug 'Lx Q. 'S JN . W, 1 Q. V . 1, WW, ' !lK .JN 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SPOTLIGHT 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ik 1 CARROLL SOVINE 1 1 1 Carroll Sovine was born July 5, 1923 to Mr. and 1 Mrs. David Sovine. He was the fourth child in the fam- 1 ily. He began school at the age of six by going to 1 Pleasant Mills and has gsne there during his entire 1 school life. 1 lk Carro1l's ambition is to be a basket ball coachg 1 if he cannot be that he would like to h an accountant. 1 I believe he has the ability to be very successful at 1 either. 1 1 His hobbiesare making scrapbooks and playing bask- 1 et ball, In his scrapbooks are many sport-pictures. 1 1 He has had two years of athletics, showing much 1 interest in it. He has played basketball two yearsand 1 has, also, played soft ball. 1 1 He prefers literature to all oth r subjects. 1 1 He is six feet in height and weighs one hun'red , and sixty-five pounds, He is a good natured youngman , and he blushes very easily when talking with the girls. 1 1 s si-T I-- as A 1 lk Right , Reno, they say, now claims to be an important I factor in the dairy industry. That's where the , cream of the country goes to get separated. 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