Pleasant Mills High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Pleasant Mills, IN)
- Class of 1942
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I: 1411513 '51 'm 1 11-.1 'qw 11j.'3 , 1 M --, 1 ul-4-1. ,I 1-.1 W 1'iL, f- '1- ' . 1 1 W 15 - I q -1 ', 'L gnu. ' 1.11, 1 J' X. ,11 , 1YTy,1,?,q,I XL. 111,4 61.1 mg-.1 115:-1 1, 1 1,3-I 1 .1 W 1- 11 111531145 X 41, 111 'I 'lsxw - n Q-' f . 5171- 1 11311 2 1' '1 I 1 .hgf Yu , ,,4x 9' ' - K 9 e .h ova uusxc uamxrutur Music Cmu's1kD, n. the art of science of harmonic sounds har- mony or melody. The above is the defination of music. Here at P.H.H.S. we are proud of music. I should venture a guess that 655 of the students in High School take up some form of music. There 1sn't much choice only singing, Orchestra and Band. - ' Let us take singing first. In this class there are 66 students that mske up the chorus. From the chorus there are a few subdivi- sions. For the girls we find a Glee Club and an Octet. The members of the Octet are Fayma miller, Me Hill, Alyce Gilpin, Barbara White, Mable Reinhart, Fern Case. Imolu Case and mlnora Morrison. During the year of 1941 and 1942, the girls have sung acjserious places. They have sung at the United Erethern Church of Bobo, 'Fermer's lnstutite, there at the School G m.Dand for the Assembly, o The boys have good voices also. They have an Octet and a Quartet. The'names of the Octet are James Myers, Burvil tatkins, Franklin hoes, Johnnie haltke, Maurice Teeple, Bicmsrd sveregg, donald Stevens and Donald Cottrell. The Quartet is composed of James Myers, Franklin Ross, Donald stevens and hicherd nverett. The boys have sung at more places th n have the girls, the'places they have attended are, the United Erethern end Methodist Churches of Bobo, and for the Assembly. Dther branches of tha Chorus are, the Mixed Quartet and Lixed Glee Club. Those in the Mixed Quartet are, Fayma Miller, Franklin ness, Slnora Lu Morrison and Richard Everett. This group of singers can really make music sound like music. The Mixed Quartet has sung at a few places just as the Gctet's and Boy's Quartet. They have sung for, assembly Farmers institute, and at the .Calvary Bxanlelical Church of Saint Bary's ownsh p. 3 The Mixed Chorus is loing.to Berne this year as they have for the lest three years to sing in the Easter Cantets. - The song is 'Christ V1ctor1us'. glabra Lu lorrison and Franklin Ross will sing s D et. Also at Berne the Mixed Quartet will sing Wlnto the hoods! Our music teacher is Irs. Velma Fortney. ' The Ann ' ' ' as o ual Music Festival was held here at the Pleasant kills Gym. this 1881. Every School in the county was repre- except Delstur, and B rno. There was quite a.1arge crowd to stile. -Several deqbers ot the schools helped to sake up lntdrilillghted ' -l :dll r' d' I 1 S 4 I ks 1 I ' I Q- 36 ng-tw 4:2 8 Q I. 1 J au - f- ' P ,L ' A-, X. 57 1:-x 1. 5. - V -'QL gm:- w . v, 1 ' 'gl nl! , n s M' . , V V., Y I' ' 1 9 , - A I. . 5 , -J .- ms: us... KB I F ' 514 5 li 1 . . ,, - '15 i ,, u 1. 7,,y 1 ,wig uf., A ,,-Ti-Lua' , Y Vgrfxi .. K, .. , X 1 r +-, - , - W' .l'1XE git, I ll- ' , X r ' - Y Ag. .flalq 'I Ja'-qi 'I FJ- I - is '-.l- 1- . rl .11 . :way 'P ' wa ORCHESTRA AND BAND The Orchestra and Band were started in 1941. That was our Junolr year. There were several that started in the Orchestar. The insturments that they played were the Spanish and Hawiiai Gui- tars, Hsngolins and Accordian. Not much music was made because they all were learning to play, Just a year later they sound like on Orchestra. The same is true of the Band. The first year, not much music! a year later, not bad players. Both groups played for the Farmer s Institite held February 14, 1942. The Orchestra did real good considering it their first time before a crowd. The Band had also played well but they were less frightened because they played for a few basketball games. The Instructor of the String Grchestra is Mr. A. J, Grice of Decatur. The Band Instructor is Hr. G. Zimmerman also of Decatur. SCHCOL SONG P H H ,S TURB: On Wisconsin Cheer for Pleasant Hills, T Cheer for Pleasant Kills, We will win this game, Fight for glory, fight for honor We'l1 uphold our nahe. Rabi Rahi Rah! Black and White are our colors We are proud to claim. Fight for old Pleasant Hills High We'1l vin this game. -44- i-,5'4- gqfesqgfgy T - .shave ' 254' F. e V Y . an.-i: a Ii .. ' -1' in v 1 C' H. I X uw , , 1 W.,-. 141' li f, . . 5 w WX ,J ,L ,..-11 ' V .I .. .QM ' A I F . v!!5,4ga'w . . ,Q p 5 H 1 'n a'rN, 1 .J. ,, 4 . . 'IQ , . 'I Y ,U , 'qu ' 1 :I Q - ' 0, K ., w. I v .W pi . rw 5 , V N. - 7. u 'rl - ., Mrwdlr l N my zu '-'.vf:JX , x -. . ,.,-3 1 H1 ,-f . :YHA mf il Y. , f 7 yr' Tb ,ui V . y ff' X1- V, ' , 1 vm P vl- -Il' ,5 . 'ffff ,. L I : 1 . YN. ' , I?A1' .I , -1-417 Mill, . ' in 4. 1,15 -.. .U , W in W '4' v ,r ,. , ' 'filing A H -uw '4- L All w, tv K, ff L -., , 1 1 . X H ,:: A L? ' :x' ' ' xml 'L f iff.. 1 :'-Qxjg In . WH JH . , b ,fgiv3'f'1 Tai ,,,e .0 V 33.ft N5 , ' La. 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One night after play practice we each bought something and had a pot luck suppvvo - ' We had the most fun during play practiceg The life of it was Helen Tricker who was suppose to be a negro maidQ 4 Senior Play Practice Practice for the Senior play was held in the Pleasant Mills High School Auditorium, Mrs, Yager took-some of the participants home when they had no waya ' g One night they had their supper at the Schoolw Then on one other night they all went roller skating-at Decaturo I 7 The some night of the play, the cast went to Frances Ray s home for a party, whereirefershments were servedf x Mo-st of the cast enjoyed going home from practice more than practicing the play its selfo ' . The life of the practice was Don Burke, Cwho was Lindy Lfh in the glayl when he was trying on Dressee, ehoegeidg and'trY1n8 to talk like a girl? and he sure could do ite h J . M Cm .. ..'-.4 ., - 2.1 x' if'-L: r Ii -ffl -W wal- iegi. 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We had two buses and drivers chartered when we got to Detroite For about an ehour and a half we drove around the city seeing the most imgort- ant placest The bus drivers would tell us about the interesting places as we came to them: . After driving around in Detroit for a while, we went to Greenwich Village, which is owned by Henry Forde ln this village we saw an old fashioned grist mill, spinning oheelsq imaser of old clocksv and many other antiques We drove back to Detroit for our dinnerf and then went back to the Village for about an hour. Another place where we went which was owned by Eenry Ford was a large museums This was really an interesting place because there was everything imaginable theree Another place of interest .was the Ford Rotunda, where everyone had their pictures take n which were later put in the caper ' From the Ford Rotunda we went to dell Island where we saw many interesting sights of natural On this island there were many squirrels running free, without any fear of peoplee hnother place which west probably the most, interesting was in alarge buildingc This building was divided into several parts. Qmong them was the aquarium, where we saw many difierent kinds of fis h andre large sealg a place where they had several kinds of flowers arranged ao- that they were very beautifulg and a third glade where they had all kinds of tropical planted which included helm trees, messes of different kinds, and many other eiantse - The next place we went which was very interesting to most of us because- we had never been there before, was Windsor, Canada. When we got there everyone went uptown in Windsor and bought some souvineren We went 'across the Detroit river and came back on the ferrya . A' ' . .. when we got back into the United States the bus drivers took us to the depot where we were to get on our traine This left us about two hours to wait for the traint During this time we ate supper and explored the cityn but didnlt get tar enough away from the depot to get lost. . On the way home 'everyone was weary and worn out. Those the did try to sleep got water thrown in their face or anything else anyone could think rot which might annoy them. We got back to Pleasant lille about ll-O'clock in the nighte Everyone soon went heme, tired from a long dey of trave. ' , ig. 4 . I , -49- 11 . Vr I 5 ' V05 il? A! lb 15 NN4, , ...ykl A L A I ' J 1 - 140' 'I , . r ' 1 9 cznss PRoPFnc.r V Miami, Florida 3212 Lovely Avenue A April 21, 1952 Dear MIG Mowrey: I have just taken a trip ove' this countryf On my return to the school room my pupils asked me to tell them what I had seen on my tripn This is what I told them: HCDG spring day as I happened to find myself having to wait for the north bound train for hime, I decided to walk about the small town of Greensvilles It was a lovely day, The trees were starting to lelf out ,and the whole world seemed to be taking on a new freshness.and lovelinessa People were starting to make garden and to began their house cleaningh At one little vine covered cottage a.lady was replanting flowersa .As she arose to get more plants I recognized her as someont I knew or should know e-but Who? Doris hadn't seen her greetings of long was serving teasn Hartz, new lrsv Penrod, she later told mee I since we were together in high school, . After home and in no time at all she 'We seated ourselves before the fireplaces Even thoxght it was spring, we really appreciated to us, we began talking about how We began on the subject of fwhat class is doing now.' Then all of a to the teapot which seemed to give the warmth the fireplace gave each of us were getging alongo do you suppose the rest of our sudden our attention was drawn outw a whistle and puff steam a man and as into the air. The steam seemed to form a face of the face became clearer, we could see it was John Waltke, he was just landing his plane. As soon as he was safely landed he rush- ed into a building that was labeled.Wqltke Q Winans Airplane Fac- tory. le could see Harvey inside the'bu1lding working on a 'Sup- er Duper-Looper.' Then they were gone and even the steam was gone too. .Before we could catch our breath there was another whistle rgnd,another puff of steam. This time it was a city and as' we Igdked closely, on the buildings we could'reas Kalamazoo Michigan Q13 'in e .' 1' ' 1' Y' Y 'mg V .Qi . all. ' ' Y' 'lluiroh 'A W 1 I Q - 5. ' M 'l - . f L' 'w . -. .na - V , 4-.mm ' ' 1, ry 2. w' u- ,Q- 4 431, ll' I ,Ill -Bai L' s 'i lla. ' + . Q 1 FI ' I , ,. I' I ! ji J u A '- IA u v x 1 v a 1 1 . 5-5 ' x v , I . WW 1 ' 'I -1 A v ,- w are 1 I' ' -'MT 1 4 , .lg I , ' c f 1- w,, I., X1 1 N ' w - ' .- f u 1 : w. 'Y X, ,Q ' In ,a Y ' A , . ,' Jn ,Q 1 41- v 'v 1 fe A .-4 Before us nos was an elaborate home and on the door of this man- sion ae read 'Mayor of Kalamazoo--Franklin Ross.' In a flash the door opened and lt seemed se were inside. In one of the lovely furnished rooms we saw Tranklln romplng with a small boy, the image of himself. On the divan close by sat his wife. hyrle Stevens Ross, holding a child the same size, twin boys,aell sell! You could see by the glances Franklin and nyrle gave each other that they were bubbling with happlnessn' 'Then, just like John and Harveyg they disappeared and the tea leaves began floating about ln the air. This time the leaves began to reveal to usp an orchestra and we could hear musics A girl arose and walked to the center of the stage and 'began to sing. A8 so listened we recognized her as Elnora Morrison, After DBF song the orchestra leader came forward to lean another numb- ber and did he ever lead out with his cornet at fhe latter part of the selections Then the curtain fell and a red head came hurrying toward him ue figured the leader must be Don Burke, and HIS QWN OHCHESTRAO The leaves that revealed them closed and fell to the floor but leaves still floating about started'to open Inese leaves revealed a table in one of New Yorkte lovelieet night clubs A man was making a toast to some ones The scene be- came clearer and we could hearp that it mas to the success of Dr. Ray, and as we looked about we could see lt was for Frances Ray was now a doctor ln New Yorke-lmaglneqthati But she sasn't the only one there that we knew. Close beside her las another doctor Bob Holloway and his artist elfep known to us as Lorraine Johnson AHOth8P gentleman arose to make another toasts This was to and for the success of Richard Everett sho was just accepted to the bar as a United States Lawyers Judging by the expensive club and the other members of the club, we were proud of these classmates of ours. ,Then as the others, they too dlsappeareds' As Dcrrls and I sat there, very much astonished at what se sae, Doris started to drink her tea and in the bottom of her cup were several tea leavesh She called me over to see what was hap- penings There ln the bottom of her cup the leaves began to un- cover a large factorye Soon we could see a large neon sign shloh read, 'Wllllamscn's Cheese Factory ' So Dorrls ls really in the cheese business nos? We knew hos terribly fond he was of eneese making .ahlle ln school, but a factory of his oun, nELLo Again the scene disappeared and another of the tea leaves seemed to form the scene of a lovely little duck farm in wlecomslno' we could see Edna Lautzenhelser, coming toward us, followed by her husband Julius Lengerloh and a small child hitchlng up a cart to a gander. After looking the cart over to see lf lt sas safe, they picked up the small ehlld, the very picture of Ednao and put her fill Ulfte Q 51a Q I 'X , . gniubi. I -n.- . 'IA'- .ff ' 'K'!. . fu-L1 0- Fw' . lf -we s, 45,4 n ' . v 5 -V-I! Q- V . ' I A ' he-. ,A .. -'v me H'- , ! ,fa 1.4. I n fm --I 9 pls-Iv 4 1 'ln w 'n A+ They were having 80 much fun After ce sew they were getting ul long all right the scene changed. This time the leaves revealed a little couutry churchy out among the hills. We could hen- . tells rlnglngv that was going to ta.. PLQGSUUK wedding? Perhaps or just church servicesp maybe e funeral but the bells dldnft sound sed enough Then the doors of the church opened and IB could see the people sitting in their pewse Some were crying, but shy? We could see Deaccn Robert Ross taking his place behind the pulpit as the wedding march beganr Seen we could see the bride coming up the aisle She nas dressed in white and had e very long trains It almost took your breath away it was so alluring.. Aa the bride came closer we recognized her as Irene Draper Seen the groom Ian beside her and Reverent Rosa began the 'Sentencef, It was all very beautiful and soon Irene and her lucky huaba were on their honeyu an. Then the breeze from the window blew the leaves from my cups As they blew about the room there seemed to be a peculiar noise and there before us was a circus ground Doris and I decided that since it was there by some unknown power we might as well go in and see what this was all about we walked into the grounds the ticket agent didn't even stop us or ask us for tickets. I thought that queer I looked for Doris but 1 coulda t see ner I called and she answered and seemed vary close She called to me and all of a sudden I felt someone bump into me. I hollowed and she sta:ted to laugh Cf all things, now we were invisible. We took hold of hands and went into the big tent. we decided since none could see us we would sit down and, like nice girls, not interrupt the show- A little man came forward and an nounced the different features on the shoe. I sried out, 'look who it le Ian t that Bob Frey?'Dorls punched me and told me to be gulet because people were looking around to see who was tafktng. .n e little uh.le Denis Iergwt she was inuisible and shouted when Imoiu Case climbed up to the Trapeze to do her act. But uf course she had to have a paftner and who would be a better partner than Wilbur Jacobs Belkeve you me they were really good After the big shoe was ever ne walked about the clr ua grounds- Ae we welkw ed about trying not to miss anyfhing we could see e large group of people gathered at one side. we coulda-t see what 'is go ing nn so ll had to go oloserr We could get very close Doris whlsperede 'lets crowd through the people and one what goes on ' We pushed a fel people,pardon me I mean we pushed a lot of people and also pushed a few on someone elser It was funny to us but we didnUt dare laughs Alter we had stepped on about everyone e tees we were close enough to see the big attraction, We should have suspected, Lt wouldnlt be the rubber man, and who do you suppose In tend! Inn other ill! mv ole execs un Kenneth Sunni We MB!!! 'MQ ll Me A .pgfbmrd we mm mf we 89994 , ' 93 v'Ye A li H-'A '4 .le-v 5 . is gk nw 5 kit Ol . nw 1 I 1 . 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He Se and l minute to play yeto I looked around to see if Docs Vizard was still coach, but found it was Harold Augusti Dock was site ting beside him all smilesr. The way he looked when he knew he had WOR 3 eood game This was really a good game for Coach Aug, usb and his team. ,Not only because he had the honor of being the youngest coach to win its we saw- many of Po Mr'Hf S Old basketball fanss Mr, Marsh, mrs Ross, Mrss Yageri MIC Mowrey Mrso Fortney all of them there with their congradulationss Me to wanted to congradulate him, but, we were drawn from the scene by our magic tea leavese We must have ridden all night because when we wwokef we were on a ranch in Kontanao he could see several people in the distances So naturally we had to see what it was all aboutc As we came closer we recognized the people as Betty Shoaffg her husband Hickey Leeg how did,we know it was her hush band? Oh? by the way she was telling him what was what It was a beau iful ranch such a nice ranch houseL.and cowboyfs tc glore There were two small children dressed in riding outfits, when they started running toward Betty and Mickey crying, mommy and Daddy we came to the conclusion that Betty had a daughter and a sons The children were ready for their morning ride and as they continued to talk about their family affairs a cowboy brought a couple of horses and two small ponies all saddled and rarin' to goo I didnlt recognize the cowboy, but Doris whispered to me thatvs Joe my brother, when did he become a cowboy? She told me she hadn t heard where he was or what he had been doing since he had graduated. I thought we better be quiet or we would find ourselves flying through the airo No sooner had I said this une til there we were flying through space,Then all of a sudden there was a terrible thudn on the floors Doris jumped up and started to laugh and ask me if I were really there or if I too, was in a tea leaves his was all I saw. As being a teacher, I had my class get out their pencils and paper and write a short review of what they 1 I always did have a time trying to keep that son of Johnni, Wa1tke's from sleeping. Hrs. Eileen CJohnstonJ Railing Wonder Bind High Sehoolv , liami Florida g . fleachezrl t A - asap f,' . ,, ,lu Q - V ,I ,I t A ,.' .pgs-.t G fif . , ...ini wAAa,.4..- f 1.1 3: , Q I Hifi X R 3 . . '-i'+ ' 'T' X V' ,, . A W r qv ff 'W' F' o 1 I fwlwiu' rv . ' 1' '- A I 1 Lu .. . :If f ,q'5... , , 1,7- U v .. ' vl. , 'Lv .jf 1,4111 . 'JL , Us 'a Wt. . -vi . -V A Q s 16 I . f liz' . X- I, V... ' Sr ' -. I I '.P1 . . if 3. fl' ' f o 'Z r J A ' ..,l ,Jin -1 1. 's N, 1 Wiz 421 - .AQQQ 1 S -.- 5, 'A. v-' , 3,5 3 ,. .I , u x... , 5t,g 5 . f 1 v 'WJ 1' ' ,., , n .- v,- O Guia WILL We the members of the senior class of 1948, City of Pleas- ant Mille, Commonwealth of Indiana, do hereby end herein elll end bequeath our dignified and honorary positions ln Pleeeent Mills High school to the future eeniorse , I, HAROLD AJGJQT, do hereby will my ability to play basket- ball to CHARLLL ZHELL. . 1, LORBAINE JGHNEOND give and devise my yelling ability to' RJTH SHITLEYU I, RICHARD EVERETT, ao hereby give and bequeath my night life to LYLE BAILEYA In ELNORA MORSIJCN, hereby will my little ears to J A H 3 J NYEHQP it he oalle for them in peraonq 1 10 Rosen! mai, and my annoyance eunuy- ln lr. Reeve assembiy to CHeRLkS BoBRIDE providing he uses it to its fu1le.t extent. ' nl, FRANKLIN 30h , give, bequeathf and devlee my blond hair to MAURICE iEEPLE e 1, amen Jomwrw, ee hereby ein my ability to keep one ot trouble and to get oaaght talking ln the eeeembly to DUROTHY '7HITB. lwec 00815 MARTZ and FRAHGEJ RAY,eill and devise our ability to get along with the Sophomore boys to PHYLLIS WOLFE. I, HAHVE!'3INAN:, will my curly heir to KILE5 JO LS. I, JOHNNIE UALTKB, elll and devise my ability to get along dlth the girls to HARRY SPLAKBAN. I, KENNETH eJBAN, do hereby elll ly greatest eblllty at Ubtklnz Physics to HERBERT SHILTEY. I , , e X, 'IILBUR Jasons Jr., eo hereby un to HERBERT earns! ey . Qgepeet ln Alerleen Government end to ALVA MYERS ip elll peeqn iglflfliln ff0l ll0K1BQe ' Je? , ,lfwg , V 1 A F '.,in,: -W.. an ' . W f'-9 -V' . 422:-ya, . .lla-' . K,-x. J: Wil ?,QJ'L?i WFP, Nj Q1 .'V Y. . V '-L. :I- . ,' 1, Q, th. , ,':f.y,- ,ww .iff ,. Kiki' ff: . . ,'1. n ' I ig Lf ,, - y. , 3' L ,,-M7 AL? . lij. . ,W- ' 1 Pit' 12,74 :-6' .Nl s a f ' gl . ' V, -. 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' The Spartans finished up their so-sons record with l2 Vlctories and 15 defeats which is not quite ss good as the one lest year or two vears axon But under considerations it is easy to sae why our loses are greaterm By looking back over our schedule we had the third t1ughest schedule in the c unty be- cause about all the teams we played witi took the County and Sectional Champs' or went to the finals. But regardless of the size of the school or team they met than and fought to the bi ter end,with Lorraine Johnson'snd Dorothy nhite,tno outstanding cheer leaders, cheering the boys to happiness in victory or defeatt . LB the Count! Tourney was held at Geneva in which all 7 'tqqfy schools meth ,The Spartans drew the Hbyn which meant that V,-5 didn't half to play until Saturday afternoon in the Femif Finals by playing the winner of the Hartford and Clrklvnd game,- Hartford became Victorious over Klrklandq That meant that the Gorlllas and Spartans would tangle, This meant that it would be a good gamep for earlier in the season they beat us Sl-29, in return. we beat than a little latter in the season 3l'29o The first quarter started out -by exch nging baskets because both teams evenly matched with tha score 'at 'he finish of the first quarter 10-73 In the second quarter the Spartans were unable to still compete with the Gorillas because they couldnft find the center of the hoop, leaving the score at the half l4el0 in favor of the Gorillaz, The last half the scores still ran close, with the Spartans scoring a few extra points then the Gorillas,-but not quite 'enough to be in the lead at the sound of the last whistlen For Hartford went to the finale, meeting the Xonroe Beareatsa Monroe came out county Champs! The season went on and the Spartans camo conn to their final scheduled game of the season meeting the Mongcuth Eailsa on their floor, By this time the boys had played together sfor one yeert with team work and doing the things their Coach, Bro Vizard told them meant Victory for the Spartans by defeating the' 'H nnnuth Eagles 53-24h Now the Spartans practiced for one week before entering the Sectional and set their eyes on the crown as the top of the adder to be crowned Sectional champou o s 0 -1 Lvl. . S If Y , U , ,,,. f I-t . - 5' ' I . I iq , . . N . t v V ., . 1. 1 FJ - ' ' I f ' ' 1 .3 -F f-my , -,,.,,, an ' , 1 3 . E ,V 'J -5 --- ...L 14 ,-.1 . -,rt ,gp ' -v lu -- 1 .1 1 1 1 1 11:1 1 1 W 'K Ku' 1 wi I -tg' XY 1 J' 1! ' 'Y 1. ,111 L f1f1 1 I s -1 1 1 ,.' w1 - 1U : !f1..N 1' L, , 33 ,f 1 0' 1 F -.A UQ? L 1 ,Jr L - 1 , u uhvfgi NYU' 1'! 1w' , ' . V' , .1 - -2 . .w 1- -1-'P I? 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J 1 ' 'Ml' L Q,-A 1 rnj uscrrugi .,,cT1v:Q..r 1 ' The Pleasant Lille spartnns. entered into the H1941-l942n sectional, who were Champs in 1940 and runners up in '4l. set out to be 1942 Champs which was a herd task to conquer. Je dren the winners of Jefferson and Geneva, which Jefferson was the win- ner over Geneve. ae defeated Jefferson the first gene in the season 34 to 27. They showed good handling and playing in the game against Geneva. st the start of the game Jefferson scored e couple of baskets before the Spartans scored anyn It looked had for the spnrtans, the na y the'dariors started outoet the finish of the first quer- ter the score 12 to 7 in fever of the Merriorsn st the quarter we knew we hnd to tighten our defence and do some of the things that ie hed practgced and do whst our Choch Urn Vlznrdg had told us to do if we ever get behind, By doing what we talked over at the quarter'we scored B points to the .arriors 3 points to hold a one point margin nt the half, 16 to 15. I st the hslfg ue Spartans gained more information from our Choch which we scored almost at will powers ne scored 14 points to tneir 3 points? in th: tniri qparter leaving the score 30 to 24 at the starting of thc fourth quarter. Us still scored easily in which the darriors had greet difficult by only scoring eight points to the stpartanf 14 points leaving the finnl sore to 44-52 in favor of the Spaztsnss TLL1'U8LD5 tent thee updrtens had a good start up the ladder of success te.be crowned sectional Chem- p1ons'egein. , ' By defeating the Jefferson qerriors stlT. left tnw spcrtens in the running rece to be.'l94E' sectional ghamps. in which they had a terrible battle ahead ycto For tary had to play the winner of the Berne Beers and the Monroe Bearcats who were p1ckod'tno of the greatest teens in the county. The Beers defeated the Bear- cats to become winners st the lsst minute 41 to 40, V r The Spartans end Bears tangled in the semi-Finals on set- urdey afternoon, Feburary 289 l942t The Beers started the game off fast the way they beat Monroe and liked to plaisv But the smart Spartans slowed the ears up and played ss s on and deiber atc bell game which the Bears did nt like end couldnft play es The Spartans get e small end on the Bears at the start of and fini up the first quarter ahead of the Bears 8 ln the second quarter both teens scored qually by scoring ts eech end'1eevlng the score 14 to ll et the hali in r. Lge a-Ga-.3-.gkgt . ,ll ag . - L VJ'-L -J 0 ff- . fs ! 4 uv. .-4 x J n ,,. ' rv N I 4 I 4 t . v 1 n 1,4.x ,YW aff 4- N N ls., 11 ,v-A ', , , , 1 1 -z 'u V ,ll HA ff yri u, J- J .- ' nh. ,,, . V! Y I . L3 ,r .41 F .39 1 and 'PMR' e At the start cf the last half 2? the gaml in 11- r, Quarter the Spartans outscored the bcare, Qfi, L , xue'ee M 1 what our Coaehi Irs Vlzard. had told ue oy tightened up on our weakness and telling ue the Bears weakness for we could catch them of! guard and score also keep them from scoring, The Spartans lead the Bears at the end of the third quarter 33 to 18 The Bears knew by this time that the Spartans nerengt any push over team ae they had figuredo The Bears knew that the Spartans were going to beat them in the Sem2oF1nale again as'they did in 19400 to be in the finals that nlghte e The first half of the fourth quarter was auch the'ea4e'ag the other quartereu a hard battle by both teamee There were not hardly any scoring in the first halt of the fourth quarter Q either teame ' p In the last halt of the fourth quarts sutltlon and took Harold August out of Just committed his third Personale This for they Knew that they had eliminated for awhlleo Due to this they played all a comeback and-outscored the Spartans to thtleo 270250 The first time that they r ire Vlzard made a sub- fhe fame because he had la what the Bears wanted one of the Lest playere the harder They staged get a two point ?0ed on were ever a head in the gameo They thought their Victory over the Spartans had come But Dorrle Williamson connected with a lohb from the left center make ing the score tie at 270 Harold August was put beck in the game with only a minute or so to playu In attezpting tc score ,- Habegger fouled August making his fourth pereonale' Harold made his first foul and put the Spartans back in the lead Z6 375 But missing the next one and Harold Sapp tipped it in making the Spartans a three point margain 30 to 27 We gained possession of the oall very quickly agalno Holding the ball the remaining se conde of the game put us ln the finale for the -: rear in eueceselono - By beating the Berne Bears in the SemloFinals0 tf tue sure prlse of many ball fane the Spartans were playing in the final for the third year in a POlo The Spartans met the Decatur Yellow Jackets in the finale in 1941 .and lead.then tne last half, DLT the last few seconds in the last quarter Decetur cnalked up 1 fu unexpected baskets to become sectional Sharper ine Spartans neat Decatur again in the finale in 19420 Decatur-had trouble petting to the finale this yeare Hlrklando supposed to DB the underdogs and Decatur until the laet few minutes of recatur'e first game if . t R 0 9 Yitrkl QM! hai Pl V as Smit Sl out and vp. . 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A V-'lei The beginning of the first half many fans were in boubt of -either teamo They knew if the Spertanet continued playing ball like they had it would be an easy victory for theme But some thought they would be too tired because of the great batrle the Bears gave them in the afternoone Still Decatur had defeated the Spartans eaay.earller ln the season on their home floor, at the start of the game, Decatur drew first blood by Lynch dropping one through from the eldo 'the Spartans gained possession of the bull and to even things up August sent a one handed hook shot whlzzing down through the net leaving the score tied at'2o2o At the close of the first quarter the Spartans slyball handling put them in the lead 906 over the Yellow Jacketao In the 'second quarter neither -team scored 'hardly anye The Spurtana scored 2 field goals and one foul shot DHS3iUW scored only one goal leauinf the score 14 to 7 with thesspartana leading agalne The start of the last half Ao! the final game in the third quarter the Yello! Jackets out scored the Lgartane bg 3 one point narelm bv Woking 4 f'W1d,qoais and L fouie to our 5 field :Gals ' ' A '-,ll, Coachv andreue :vet of told tho Jackets u ford ' tuoo making the final adore at the oloee of the third quarter 33318 with the Yellow Jacket? on the bottom. Uetormlnmalon etruok the Spartans in the last quarter of the final gamem The Spartans showed the agrlvated'Ye1low Jackets how it should he done by aoorlng 2 field goals and 3 free throws,e the total of 8 yoints and hold the dizzy and aook Yellow Jackets scoreleast A5 the end of the laet quarter the Old Faithful Spartans trounced the Yellow Jackets 31 to 18 and took back the iectlonal Champion crown to Pleasant 511150 Y' l5I7l'3! x KG1'lf.'lC3..3l J ' Now,2or the eelebrayion which the Spartans were lookinz fero- ward to, If they became Champee There was more no. ' ln than there had been for some timer for it was the S, Uralingo All the ball boys, cheer loaderao and some on .la w gears old stand bye made several trlpe through town on Glen Clarkce Ford Roaster earring the large Ahlack and white? Pleasant hills hanneae AIGBF a little lunoh all the Spartans boyng cheer LSGGGPBO Goaehp and fans not at Pleasant Hills and enjoyed a huge fire on the corner of Main and Madison Street late that nighto f5gH 4 .w., ' ,Ta V' 1'5?r':,1's ..a, ,, -?f.v,, , N . ,ko . . li, v , J . F v, . P ' , 4 , x C A U , --Aw .. J F . I R .V1 A J - 'WI-'Y'-I v .31 M,-ak ' 4 ' 4 A fx-ww.: .AJ .'i .Q M n 'X . A V ,1 gvf ,. '. LZ ' w 11 W r xg 1 , . e - 1, . , n I u u L 4 V 1 1 , - 1 1 D 4 4 , v v - r J l v . lj I r fm 'm'1 UH,1 sEGTi?1o1siM: 'C'HAMPsQ wx scents' 511' ,P V ' rlmsr GAME ffJ 19421 4 - - , - - ' .A 'yy -PLEASANT HILLS ' as if 2 1 Q1 w1', L4 -F.G. PETA- F.s'.2 F.1',- - frwgnfg JSgppe - - -- 2 H H O A 1 4 Haines - w - Q 2 W OAG - V4.f :pg W111I6hs0h6A' v 3 ' M 15 Morningstgrv H 2 w - 8'0--:I2'lJ gpgust- - -2-8 - V 2 - L 18 bumgartner Q - 2 M U O'O -1 K-31 aMcBride - 0 H1 H H 2 U M 4 .autcnerf w Q - 322 - O - Q Gjl fworkinger - -O-- - G N - 0 ?embertonP f H 5 W - D ' - 63' 'Taylorw M - WC H P 1 L L 1 Hamrickn Q - 3 f H O,- - Q. E quartz M 0 0 00 N U 0 H 0 0 Eeyere - - - w 9 P - G H w 'U'f b ov 0 0 -az: Q n O I K -1 ff' fNQ-WiL1iamson0 M 0 O v H O .Q Smlitley - Q -al -- I O f - 2 A H-.2 , ' V l . .Li rom. - W-as 2- -T- fzr' TOTLL - U 'T' 2. ' DL rC'7f'x'libY,'-'.7f'f'li' A Y ,ill L i SECTKUNAL GLAAES uOX SCORES' J l SEHIHFINALS ', 1 1942 4 PLEASANT HILLS . BEBNE' ' 5 ' . ! ' . h F'-,Gr Torso 'FHGG FQHTG 'X'F'PC'4 NL' Sappv U U 2 H Q 0 M-H 4 Lehman- M f Q-2 H 7 O - - 4J W-t '1DUW1111dmS0n 2 U U 2 w'- 6 Emick M 4 w H 5 w 1 2 Q J'12A,:g4 Augustu U.w 5 U M 8 0 U 14 L- Habsgger p 0'b H 01h w Q1 fy llqBr1fde U -- 01 - -1 2 H 2 EV- Habegger '- 1 - 10 - 2, 2 qWQfK1Hg6fQH 1,2 U O v ' 2 Bumgartnerb H 1 w w 1 L 2 '54 fl 6I5?15?5'M V 1 M H 0 U Q 2 sprungefM - 1 o M-M Q f'Q +04 ' vv'i5ivf'1'9i fw o 0--1 H 01 cu Habqaeer M 2 f -1 2 162- '-Q.. mmf - ' ' ' ' ' -JH 7:1149 :twin ful-1 - i . ,gag :su 2 ,o f 'V an ' X M ' iii ,- 1. 11231 J' ff ' JDM 'F um' ,-Y ,.. 11:1 w v we 5 , P n N W ,ww .4 -Aff-A . 4- ' ,LY.g, , 11,11 'qs fv' sEc1roHKL,6HAuPs sox Qcoams ' ' Q FLNALS ., , EI ' w ..- -:I F PU .mix A cf 5 4 o YQ11,:YJ,SfI11amson -J f- xbikefv l.'2....f byifiirfifif' jviaiyinger' -2 2 - !ixf0fQ L.: Q. ,Smitley 17'y . V1 gyhftz U TOTALS: -. M 0 C .Q 4 9 A . xv1a . , PLEASANT MI-LLS D GATUR I G.. F.Tf T. 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'br'n P.u H 3 33 -'Q flf Q-Wqbxn monroe nt: PWM H s mg -N nww1+m,fww1fQ- Rbckfcrd ,+f PUHQHAS ?C - M-M-n ---6' Lancaster r1 f., P ? H-3. if w.n-,--- -v.- Roanoke ' I HHH S fy.: ., 1- ..s.u..A-,V A as-:mf 'Y J' V44 - PHUwHMS' V9 f'1H-W'---V-w- Paulding ,'nf P K'H.S 50 swf- --41 f- -A Commoqorea . P MQH.S 35 L-Q--mfuvhhv V:-U Monmouth n 0. - . V - - Tnu'nament Scores 4 Xcounty Tourney: M B P.mwH s 21 wmwa-----5-----w---G-U4 Hereford Sqdtional Tournament? . , nPvM,HAS 44 fum--H--0'--vwwowov--wwf Jefferson ' wf S Q 1 .,. - A ' I' H -1-1 -vqboq-Juneau aoaqpqoonow P 1-c.ma0muu.aQaoovanono1f9n nissan HRedehdonal Tournaments D 9-.vx .MH q!3HQS b , . Q' CD1 13111131331 23 . .qu-nuances s Q Penville J! - , . 28 Q . L, sxn' F 1 I 'Bi 9 4 . Y xL. I , , H- 3, , I: - 2 1 yy wx , 11 - - - sz. . 3 3-.UM j7's,.4gGiQ!1 V 1 -.Q. 2 L i5il3 ', ,V - -- I V A Y-v, 4. ' is ' 4-- ' f- h'A 'az I . , A X . ..- ' -'il y ,L 3' ,f . N. . ,'.,-5' . K ff f- ' ': . w , -awk 5' -1 'f iig?'v,.'fiW , , 5' 31. 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W4 Wi THE HUNTINGTON REGIONAL U On March 7 the Pleasant Mills Spartans left their home towr to start on thrir journey' to Huntington to meet the Pennville Bulldogs in the Second game in the afternoon, arriving thrir about 1:30 before time toe la the bo s were given rooms at Hotel AP Y Y Lions and the Hunt- LaFountaine to rest while the Liberty Center ington Vikings played to see who would still the Regional finals that night. In which the Liberty Center 54 to 40, At the start of ble game of the Pleasant the Spartans showed good ball playing as they be in the race in Huntington defeated Mills and Pennville did in the section- al and ended the first quarter ahead of the Eulldoge 6-4, But in the second quarter the Spartans were unable to hold the Eulldoge under-control for they outscored them to be in the lead at the half 13 to 10h A The last half would of been an easy victory for the Spartans but theg couldn't click under the basket, because of fright m something, they missed several open shone, also several free throws were missed which would of car led them to the Residual Finals and maybe Regional Champso For Huntington only beet Berne one point which shows that we were two points better than k,mt- ington. g Huntington beat Pennville in the finals, 59-20. Fond luck next year boys. With the ropes of the past let the Cove ring the bells of the future on---in---- Huntington Reg1onal,Box Scores ' Sapp- ---- -elf-U1-a Dt Williamson - wl2 Q U H g 3, ,-, Q an 2 .a so fa lcBride e - - - o 5 M Q 0 2 2 2 Worklnger Q - - Q O - Q 0 f ' 0 O O Taylor n---- Q O D - 0 Bartz ------ O Q - - N. Williamson - - O'- - - Fray ------- O - - 0 - Smltley - - - - - 0 Q Q 0 - TOTALS------8-so 7- 1- W1942N Ee Clark Earehart Bunker- le Clark Whitalre Leamon- Reynolds TOTALS- -62- 3 - - 1 - - 2 - - o -.- 4 3 - - 2 - - 5 O - - O - - Q 1 l n s on Q an X' 0 - - Q - - 3 2--2--1 ---4 - - - 1o - '- e'-' - 2 7 L, ny-f' , -Q MI? Uh ,xlux M ' aj .' W '11, ffilfi' .T -'T UV!! ' L U51 - :fe , K VM.,-' f' 511 ,'L-Laflfi 9-:iq 559 mam? Wi HAWK: sara ' I-'n-.. - v . r If ,-xv - , .. a mess soars me swarms Harold ARSD!! Ccenterl C51 alll-answer if called nsugle' wlo has played lith the Spartans 4 yearns He was an outstanding player in his eenter position for the year of '41o430H a1so'GapQ tain of the Seam and made the all sectional team and cot on the honorable membership in the rebionalw Houck of Rickfcrdo Chic gave him a souvenir on his lip just before the close of the gamep which cancelled Haroldos date with Eileen Johnstone His quotau tiono 'Ohg Unhappy Daye' ' Dbffll wolliamson crarwaray 1101 Name aes stretched to 'Gero ter0'played ball with the Kirkland Xangarooeohis first two yeerso moving thenQ started to play ball with the rleasant Lille ipartans in the year of N40-410' He was the fastest ng: on the team and a good scorer if his right hand d1dn9t fail hlmo He also played extra hard because of a certain Senior girl of u4OG41n watching the games In W41n42n he was outstanding player by helping lead the Spartand to sectional champs and making the forward on the all Sectional Teamo . ' Joe hertz CFcrnardltCOD also known as 'Stubs' Has been in action for 4 years being the shortest boy on the squade 1H1s little legs, when they get startedo really take his places, Joe played on 'the first team this year and is noted tor making his long shots which carried the Spartans through to Victory in a few games this yearu He would sayo 'I guess welll show emlsonlt fue? Robert Frey Ceuardl C63 'Old Teak' 'who left the New Haven Bulldogs in 1941 and started to fight for the Lleasant iills -Aar- tanso He is a good ball handlerp that is what he sayeo But he proved to be a good ball player for the spartanse He never argue cd with the refrees about the fouls he made ----o- wwnmuchon ' Charles ueargds CGuardl 153, or nCharlieU'a Junior this year who played guard on the teamo also made the allosectional teamv He is a good ball handler, and noted for his cutting speeds 'If he eutso' Ae we hear there is a little black boy called Luchas that played on the Paulding ZBBI who was Oharlles best sport of' the ippcnent teale Charles lads a various change in his name wher he sae knceked dosnesaatnst the sell n purpose. Ask him for the ehangeot . ngpi Eiaii e v J sf' L lx V ' fpic fu rel i gA5fiEl3 3, . ., ..'., -R .. MINE - - f H F- iQftCHbEPARTlENT 4 H Q-Qf -- -QC ?E'T :,-Aaovs an .fume Cppmtureq L Cjpicturei -A - - -- -2- fi ' OBQHESQTRA fpiL,c1t'ureD L- - Q fcLgfss:fP1.Ars CJu!rior same V SELf'I6RWCLASS PLAY fp1 cture'f. ,minion AND SENIOR TRIP 4941 sihiqk-CLASS PROPHEST V M W' f'AEA IQ QQQQa'CLAWSS WILL - .sgqgrs -as. I ,. , , . , mxv szAsoN GAMES W 'GLA ss H'fSTOiEf! li 4- +L H 1 49114. 'wiv '-aiqnkeq-1 aaedf y W . ,. ,I Cv 1'Ql n qf ii Y ,,.,. . -o 1 V ba J., :J O . 8' My 1 r ,' , 4.1 r. . , -1. Q gr -. 1- --. --.4 yr 1 ., 1 1, A, ., 4. 1. 4. .W 1' 3.6, , THE DECATUR SECTIONAL Cplcture included! W J ' A ,s1::cfn1ogaAL canes-acx scones Q VA 'u 7 :rHE H NT1NGToN1aEo1o NAL -f fr.: I .. C4 La s Q. Ag CW C 1 .- . 4:3 L I A 595 40441 xtg' 45-43? 44? 155' 455 46 '18 485 49 sowss 54-F55 567 56' 5?--159 sowsy Fez' 1 iiimsn Bars ARE SEART AND 1-iixiv -na-is-as? o 63A '3'i0'a 1'L ir Tv H' -7 V -I - -- - v :. 'E . . , ... ,, I Q A 1 + A 9 , . . 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'F' Vin V tmsnm 'H 'H-'ML' 'f ' 'H ivan .mx an 1' lm ff' WWHl'MF9 4 : , ,1 :' .iw .1 ' 1...x1.,'T 'x .' w 5 e t Robert Workdnger fGdardJ 'fill Bob had e hard time getting atarted'thip years but about midway in .season he hit his stride and became one of the starting fivee DonUt'forget he will ' be back next year, for he is only a Juniort 1 Y 'Harold Sapp crorwaray C83 formerly eelled 'Sapp1e0 Harold has great ,posstbilitiesp only a Sophomorev -and built 'like a giento He is noted for his bebounding on both hankboardsv If he gets his hands-on the ball it is hiso He has added great success to some of our vlctoriesw Also no one bothers his girl , friend? Virginia Arohore' tAsk Harold August for further informetione, , iu Herbert Smitley fGuerdD Q43 passed as 'Herb'.a Junior Wh o played on the first team quite often and made e basket at times when We neeoet ltd tHe iso also? a good ball handler and good at reboundingo ha will be in the front line next year righting for toe Spertanet A 4 ' tRoy Taylor CForwardj C990 Althogh only-a Junior his con w tributed a lot-to the team with his speed and olever shooting He, only e Juniorb will he heard of next yearo A Mile Williamson QGenterD C61-better known as 'CUWDOY' was 'a sooo on the first team this yeero Although he ie quite tell .and a.1itt1e 'off belance he will tba heard of in the future, being only a sophomorea V Lyle Bailey? Earl fGeyer9 and Miles Jones, three boys who 'should be given more credit than they have been, were right up there next to the topo Theee three Juniors were oasetanding-play ers, even if they didntt get to dress for the Seotionala For they-were eliminated because they only allow 10 boys to dress Q We expect these boys to play their best next yeero t 1:-6 4:5 ., - Q , 1- ',' - , Y .' '-it v . ., f A , I -'T If g i ft . L I ' '-, . U at I if +3FQ 1 .V v-Y A P. ,, 'I' . , 3 -f '-3 , 'X ,. ' ' A . .. , sn, , gi ,l .. ?i.fg'im Lmafvi. 'Em ..-, 5 -g, ,.-g -fx ,fl- Y is U, rl, , -1 F X - -M 'Il rf - s s L ' V Q ' rv - ' ' ' J ' - li lr 5 5 ' ' I C ' F40 ' - . , ' ' 1 ' - I H,- WW . ,, D .1 -21:4 l- K 'MTX' ' -kwin f -L 1.f:m wg' , . I: 'Hx iam . 4-A?'i.'jf if i F 1 ,I r , yn 154 ,ri v 'H fi' s -K . H ' 1 ,, . ' 41.1 - , k n. Fin' Egflifx -'C-T: .U ' 'rg . - ,v 1 4..- lrjg. n . 4. 11,1 '.4 ,n ,-f 'u1' --. .--35 .tl '. . V, D., 1 5' x.. I 7 i'Q-- 1, 7 . - ' ... gs , ' x .rl ,.f . V. 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I I DEDICATION Lovingly and respectfully, we, the Senior Clase of 1942, hereby aeamaue uma 'Volume of the Spotlight' to the faculty and our parents ,- unn naqe sacrificed much, in order that we may successfully reach that first lend-mark in the treacherous Voyage of lift Q 5 r l .ni M J 4 uf , V .,.. 'r Y, Q Ht! ,mg Wg M , fu'r,I5 1- 3 .n-.Qgglgi ,, Lwffflig 12,1 'figif -.iqvhii , 'sf' L2 P J: . .I E V. . J, Uri. . I ! ' 3.54 .-,-4' 'fuu- F4 'i . QE H in..- K, - y I 1, .5 , -- 1-- W W 1.1 ' . 7' LA: ,' .ms 4. fx' .,'1 , W MJF' A PLAASANT MILLS ECEOGL HISTORY It was in the year of 1918, that the Pleasant Kills School was built. It wasn't finished in time for school to start, therefore, school d1dn't start till Gctober. There was an enrollment of 45 pupils, 21 Freshmen, 20 Soph- omores, and 4 Juniors. The first graduating class consisted of four boys. It was said they were the smartest pupils in school. The first principal was Robert J. kann. The first teachers were Lorraine Fo8ter, and Fannie Cowan. - ' Two of the present-day teachers went through high School at Pleasant Mills, Mrs. Fortney, the english, health, music end art teacher. Gerald Vizard, the coach, and history teacher. 4 ln the year 1938, on October 22, the new part.of the high School took its place be: me High schom or 1918. V There were three different petitions before the building was constructed. Yost Zzff. were the constructors. All together the building cost e58,ooog the Government paid 532,000 and the Township paid S26,000. ' The building consists of three class roomsg two dressing roomsg gymnasium, which is eighty feet and six inches by fifty- one feet. Floor of the gymnasiam is seventyefour feet by forty- nine feetg stage, which is sixty feet by seventeen feet, and the bleachers, which will seat 300 people. The gymnsslam will seat approximately 750 people. . AiiE3E1g,H- ' I .. 1 ., ,. . 'ha- - f 1 . A 1-I r - . , '4 , , W N . 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H. on FLCULTY OLEN MARSH- Principal, teacher of History, Civics,Printing, Agriculture. A graduate from Jackson high School in the year of 1920, dell State Teachers College in 1955 and Indiana University in 1951. He has a Do Se Degree from ball State, and a Ml SQ De- gree from Indiana Universityc His major subjects in College were History and Industrial Artsl and his minor was Educationb He has taught school for nineteen yeersf For his pastime he enjoys the hobby of oasketball. H6 thinks the Senior class is a fine classe he is five feet eleven inches tall, with brown hair and blue eyes .'.c GERALD VIZAEDQ Teacher of history? Physical Education for boysn healthf English and coaching basketball, A graduate from Pleasant Mills High School in the year of 19271 Wabash College 1932, and Indiana Universitye He has an AQ B- Degree from Wabash and an he S Degree from Indiana Universityc In History and Physical Education ,he received a major and a minor in English. He has taught ten years at Pleasant Miller His hobby is athleticsr - He is five feet seven inches tall, has brown hair and brown eyes, and is 52 years olde JOHN hORFEY1.Tea:her of lathematicep Physics0'and business Educatione A graduate from Coeese High School in the year of 1935 and Manchester College in 1959s He has an A, B. Degreee He majored in Mathemati.. his minors were Physics and Business Ed- ucationc He has taught three years at Pleasant Millso lor his pastime he enjoys reading good sunken and photographyf He is a blonde with blue eyes, is six feet one .and a half inches tall, and is 25 years of agar E DALE We ROSS- Teacher of Englishv Biology, and history. he graduated from Van bert High school, and from wittenoerg College in 19310 Ho has an Ao be and De SU Degree in Educatlono In English and Education he received a major and a minor in Biologyo English sand Education he received a major and minor in Biologyo history, and Library Scienceo He has taught 15 years, the last four at Pleasant Mills High Schoolu Hia hobby is collecting antiques and coinso Irs. YAGERQ Teacher of lathematlcsu Home Economics and Latin. 5 up fi Url' Y' v 1 f- - 4' aff-' - , 4,! ,Q ' ,,-W' .. . . - , V V., A 1 ,, .1 V 4 4 , . , 1 '.:- IQ!!-1 1 Hui' ,y4:15M'!3: 3.15 1 -1 J , . HL Civ: ', ,e'T. by f.. , 71.1. ,B ,mi ,:'J,W . JJ.. - l. ,fjpjfi 5 - -'ik' ,', .- 'Ta ' ,uf .2-, gin' ., , .V 31 -f ,JP r:, I AIT. tm '.l:n Y' xr , ' C . ,k - I ' l 1 - . . Hwy. I Y at .Inu - 'N my ,.,- 'fit . ' M X , - s , . Mfff ' , .V . ff 'j. C - .ft I 1.1 Ah H ,um 4.- Lv. N W YR , - Y 1' . ? gr mt' M ,we QQ. ,,. 'A , .. ,rf M:'l4,w 1... JW V, , f 1 FACULTY Ccon'tJ Irs. FOETNEY- Teacher of Music, Art. English and Physical Education for girls, Ura GRICE- Teacher of Musice A graduate from Huntington nigh School in the year of 1926i he also attended Anderson College for three years. He majored in Music and minored in Theologyu He has taught music for ten yearss For his pastime he enjoys fishingc - He is five feet ten and one half inches tall he has brown hair and blue eyes and is 53 years oldl - Mrs ZILHEEMAN- Teacher of Musica A graduate from Kirkland High School in the year of 19279 he graduated from Manchester College in l93Of He has e BD Sh Degree in Public School Musica He has taught five yearsu His mejor was music and minor in Latino o For his peeime he enjoys fishinge he has black hairs blue eyes, is five feet five and one-half inches tell, and is 32 years olde VARLANDO CLAEKD Janitor at Pleasant lille School for three yearss He quit school after fielshing the eighth grade. His hobby is photography and hand Drawing. A He is five feet tive inches tell, has brown eyesn brown hair and is 47 years olde A NEW LEAF He came to my desk with a quivering lip- The lesson was done' Dear teacher, I want a new leafg' he saidg 'I have spoiled this ones' In place of the leaf so stained and blotted, I gave him a new one all unspottedp And into his sad eyes smiled- 'Do better now, my ohildu' 39 a -5- 135' v, 'l 'i+ ?J ?f4W.'-'Af -,funn ,Nil -1 'O 'Q' Q IY, N, f - -1.4 1 af' - ww na 'ce k.Jv-Aa '-' ' ag .Q-flqelril -wx +41 .ny ML: ' J ' 575948 -vw: ' 4 '.f:A:, V A 1 ' 1 I-, 3 . ,Q 5. . 1 X . ' U 1,11-1 - W P A 1 x' ' '. ' A rf I .4 -. ,nfl Qs an. X I P S ' I Lua ' if I '1 AK- ,Q 1, ,dp l 'Lf 'FQ J I-ir ' Q 'aqgfrill 39' 1 lb 'Q Q Q. - 9 ' ' 4 , A 1 n 'Q I , X, F v s Q 9 v 5 ! , v I V I 1 Q I H S E ill. .li- B Pa' . if 'fl 'Q V ' ' ' Q' hx elf' ' if' C7440 I lv . Y ' -J. 'Q Y' .a'..uE'. -Q -u -at u 4, 111. lx 1111 15. I ,N 1 11, 11,, 1 AA 1, ,V V1!11. K! 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The IPOBBOI for the class was Mrs Rossa Th officers elected for the year were: Jones Barr, Presidentg Harold August, V100 Pres1dentgE1leen Johnston, Secreterfgand Inolq.Csse Treqsure.The-class entertained nit' two parties curing t?e school Beeson. ' In the fell of 1959, twenty-six Sophofaores returned. The e . clean elected Harold fugast,Preeidentg Richard Everett,V1ce Free- identg Imola case, 30CT978TjQ, end Kenneth Samnn, TT asure. Mr. Ross was again sponsor. O ' This year the public-speaking class, after making up differ- ent plays, put one on at 'on olth and Geneve,oelled WDouble Cross Patch.n It wee written by Eileen Johnston, Betty Sboaff, and Hirbld August. Other plays were written but were vrcsentid Mere et Pleasant Mills High School, They were 'Cornted Bab1ee,n Niem- ily 1ffe1rs,' and fG1naer'Tasn't Liter Els Monev.' ' , In 1940 Mrs Marsh use named sponsors Jfficers for the year lore: Don Burke, Presideitg Harold ig5u.t, Vice Freeldentg Imolu Case, Secreteryg end Richer Everett, Treasure. ' The'Jun1or Class ?lay, 'Phsntan Belle,W.wes presentec lprll 2, 1940. At the clove ef the season, instead or having v recep- tion, the flees daofded to tene tVe seniors on e tr'p to Letrolt, Michigan to Greenlicn Yillagee v Twenty-four eeger,enthus1setlc faces appesred in rofm 2 :ith Hr. marsh again eating as sponsor in the tall of 1941. The class , elected Don Burke, residentg Dorrie Vllliemson, Vice Presidenxg and Eileen Johnston, Secretary and Treesuree . In October the,clsaa sponsored a party at the home or one or the students, Misa Edna Lautzenheieer. A skating perty wxs also attended during this month. ' 1 , I OM usi'teer's Eve 0 party fan held Ct tie home of e teacher Hr. 001116 Ylzardl. Zovember 4, 1941, the class presented the .1 Hondo Clean Play called 'Linde Lou.' b ee. The yeer'a ootivition lore completed hy, Bacceleurnste,'pril 133 and ceuonoenent, April-21. . ' 1 I 5 .5 Q WMU -15'-' giqige r 1 ' f v s ,f 45 ' ' 'Q' v , i I J' Q yn V :Fir K rr N-'Ii 'iv' JM J is uw 1 A .Mg -I F LP? Y 'K' A. -, ,A W , M - if XA5 f',x V ' , ,. W V-'win , A' . . . ,.x,N . ,I ,, D. 2.1 A 454.551, L H,-:ull if , ...1 jx' Q rj qw 'wgfm N ,wa g 1.' . , W 1s'.5'53 . Qi , , I. ' I , X ,sr LIUQ: lg,- , V2 I S' ' --,,:1'u' ' r,. I .. W. u. w 'f 3. I 4, sf be., l , gk K , Q ,. ..., 1' ,. , ,RMP rjafif, ,, 1,41 . L.. , gfi 1-2 I VA F4 ,Wg W ,J fn Hr: -. 4 . 21 .L Y 1 U2 1 . 7'- uv. ,. E7 4 ,, 'l thx. ,, f' ,. 'N jf- .' 1 , . .ff'f I ',' ,'-f'.5 4 .YV .VI Wig, 3 1 :wx ,wh X . L 'l I u' w' , W ' n 'V W N ' ':if'v,, l: QVWE. x fx, 'Yay - .N 'A Dx . 'F A ' HA MY' ' I Q gHU,JI,5:m:h A . Wx, if , , I I 4 ,k . . , , . ' ' . 'ly -., ', A-f l,!M,:?'4 nf '.-'H v'. .' 4 5',?1'f'Ax w W .' X o H .,v, ' ' . w- .JA r 1 ,v N 1 ,,. A ' v Q! n ' ll 3,1 5. , I 1 ' L fs, A-t .: ,., ,H ..,,, H , -50' h-. , Us 4 fngiag'-fgya. .HW-1: x,. 1 1 , A 1,3 K X Ur' I 7 nf . x f' ...f 'af 1-pr-Q Y vi' f I s,. Q. 'af a, sw-- 4 . W3 f? , mir' .' if -- l P-fr: 'T - ' ' O ff 4 11-- -fi , :IVF I :H ,x, 1 - x , K X., v .8 4 , ' A 4259 ,I A ' I ,.-- u I Xxx lf- I It I xl 5 '-W , x , . A XL .xl NNN . v X. l it X nlnotn E.,aUGUoT Harold, Eu -august Q son of Mra and Mrsn Roy AugUStg He was born in Van wort County, Ohio. Harold went to school'at: Nillshiret Ohio until he grad- uated from the eighth gradea Then he moved from Ohio to about two miles north a place of the Pleasant Mills High School, He moved to Decatuf when he was a Juniorn butfhe- decided to finish school at Pleasant Millet ,Harold is a fine basket- ball 'playert He has played on the Wfirst tenu during his.four years of high schoolo During the time he has been in high school we have won two section- al tourneysq and lost another by two points, . Harold is quite active in -1 schoolp He has taken part in class plays since he was a Sopho- - mofeg His ambition is to go to college and become a basketball Vdoach. v,l51f He is ,an excellent student and is always willing to coop- ferate in all school activitiesu '-M1ii:LfHoss.-.v'g3uguoa't9 what is that lump in your check? .Are yqu 5 kM'X 4' :chewing gum in class? You know that is forbidden.'5f , I ain't chewing gum, I'm -just soaking a prune to r if ' feat.at,recesso' --' , - v . Iam ' . ariest,you when you come outuu H jon you' 'I'm committing su1cide.N .L 4 -ffm v .C ,F . .':,F'f QL: .qv ...,. ?!.E7go,N . ,'Vf U m 16 JE ' '-'QPU 1i.'.! JH 5 ,xr- .,: :: 'f cv I7 4' ' ' ,. MV.. krpjg .. A 111 g.,f,3'f jg J , F -V. As, .v-,- vm , n IL v 'f Jw: 'QFW V Q, . fx-, ? .F 1, DA. .Y , ,f DON BUFKE F V. ,,5,e . On the seventeenth day of ,staff g'. July, 1924, Hr. and Mrs.Will1am , Q5 Burke were Llessed with a new f f baby boy. This son, whom they Q 'Z 13? 32, named Don Harold, was their 'tp s ' third boy. Don, being the P. w youngest child in the family, has naturally been spoiled iff' 5 quite a bit by his parents and I 3 older'brothers. He wfs born in Q,X'WH ,fsxx Blue Creek Township and has ft 'xV,X f A T lived there ever since. T . 1 . s .,X Don started to school at f stint Kimsey. He went eight years there, mafe excellent grades, and was very popular with the Y girls. From there he graduated 1 into high school. His first . X two years of high school were A . 1 L - , X . , spent in Jefferson. 'Don has J referred to these two years as, ' WThe two years of my life I wasted.N From Jefferson He . came to Pleasant Mills. At first he was rather backwfrd,-but it took him no time at all to get acquainted with the girls,as they were all wondering who the good-looking new boy was. The first year Don came to Pleasant Hills he lasvoted President of his class and has been given that honor again in his Senior year. Besides the many duties as President of his class, he carries some extra subjects and con- tinues to be in the higher ranks as far as grades are concerned. r Aside from making a certain red-head happy, his ambitionds music. He plays the Hawaiian and Spanish guitar, mandolin,tenor banjo, coronet, uke, and violin, Don is tive feet eight' inches tall weighs 136 pounds, has black wavy hair and blue eyes. Sounds like an answer to any womans dream, doesn't he? e Doc-a---- Uwho was the red head you had last night?W Burke--- WI don't know.' a Doc----- 'Bet it wel one of the 8hoaffs.' '-' oloc 5 '. .-' at ff. u' r x I l I ,' 7 n 1 , M all - w XHMQ- VvQvl4 ' 11.1 , .Ar .WMV 'f ww I 5 5' MI . ',-'-W . :N -X 4 . 45,3-' ff 3'-:C .Ja ' 'ii I s .1-36. - - 4 W-A g-I ' - AM - 3,1111 Hf?in x AAA, 7.4-' ..' ' - fy? A 'Q - -Lf..' -gf . . I v' .,,4'.gE 92- ff' -J , ' 34. 1- c A . 4 4 . X 1 ' ,. Q . S' if 5 4, ,f I I n Q, . ' . J , N squwa 'llqililifdffi J , , Fw -, . r 1 .14 w. QL HWUU ,,G95Fi i . ' ' I .M jMfM?5ig. a . . ,f- ,fag .1 Imolu' base .wasj born' if .1 -I . V fy 5155 ' a , August ll 2311, , 1924.3 l-i1fySi33, Iiarjkf F fail fu'fe - mfg? rg, W, ei township about-one and ene H, fleifj ggfx Alai i,, ig miles east'of,l Pleaeanb y,':w.'Vrlgi'.' -' n - ' , l garb fell cname is 'Mallee Imolxiy A. L fy n , . Q asef. Q Q rg F, , ' She Spent -her1,tWelveg'ye?1ree. r -5, 'hgiz ,p,y3 of schooling at Pleaeanx Mills? M - a --if an X High scnoold -she has alwaygep Q 1-14 ' been an asset to, herfclasse Sheffw J. 4 -has ranked high in all of nerg - ,. ,g 'lf Q subjectsp. She has a p1easing,e H, ,A ,li personalityo' Here appearance is if' H-,p, - ' bfi-lc' -. neatgande she is about f5 feeigq. -5 if- A -A inches tall. Imolu has darhe F ' ' ,' Fbrown hair and blue eyesb , Qi. , A la When She graduates? frQm'f1 It ,fh- high school she intends to wofk'i V 5,-T4' , in a factory and we' know' ehef -i . ' .l will be a great successl J 'A .! -- ' Here favbfite 'sports efew M K roller skating and basketballof' ' U 'She .does not especially like to play basketball but would rather lf watch-someone else playa Q' '?F ',, th- lUplsure that wherever you may find her after graddatigiia -I Jew! atHshe'will be a'1eadern ' . ' 'ffaw I ., V l , ., ,Ai 'qxfffii 1 annie ',- -Q- - 'J z 3r'1 c . L 4l'll-11 -Y 4 Y ' '-vl-. 1.1 H,?gZ'f,g jhjiwpgold grads who had not seen each other in ten yearsagisgh 5 'Fe :H bbyeredlthat each had been married in that timeeA - , Wah ,',IWhat4k1nd df a womah did you get, Bill?' askeu Joef ,, jishels an angel, Joe thatos what ehe iso' b .Q,-, ?Be5fi, -ydii sure are lucky., Mine -is still living, H . ' J ' 'It x n x ' -f' 4211545-49'li'. theJtide? fl 2 Xl L 'l 1111 1 1 1 J 'f' um, 1 un '- g ': ' W' '11 1 , 1,61-' V' 4 ' Y gf! 1 X V1,,,11:' f .gr-, -- :Al 1,1 Z Y 1 X ' .4 'l i ,1 4 1 1 J' 1., ' 1.11. 1 1 g'J1J111y-f 44 2.1 fl--Eh! ,E V 1, , - : 11, nn! E1 p1.. 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E 1-L . .. ,' , k , P N., V, vw.. . , ,QM , RICHARD Ce EVIRETT , . no A 'A I' f ' lin the spring lot 1924, on the fourteenth day of April, a ' Q . bundle was delivered to Mre.and - e ' . , Mrer Herb Everettu It happened to be Richard Claytonu Starting l' to school in 1930, he has gone -. all twelve, years at the Pleas, ' dnt M1116 Grade and High School Q, I, pq- -1- -, 4 ', 'fra ' - Richard., b.eAtt'er known' as NDick is about five feet ten inches tall and Weighs one-huni dred thirtyufive poundee Hs is a nice looking boy with dark brown hair and eyesi- Atter' he graduates from high school he.i5tenda to enter college and take up electrical engineering or radio workf Due to his popularity and pleasing personality, his nollege lite Should be a great euccesew , , ,, Bickle favorite sports are playing ping'pon8f driving a oar, swimming, and chewing gwmo Hs is very omuon attracted toward Monroef as a certain blonde lives th.r.-o 1-I I 1' ' -He has taksng an active part in the 'high school aotivitiesg among these are musiov He is a talented singer and-nasgsung for -three'ysars in the Easter Cantata- He has taken a pert- in the plays of his Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classf In all of his activities, he has been very cooperative and helpruln - r . ' ' 1 ' 9111211138113 'P . . !verett--4- 'Do you folks have prayers in the morning? Shoeftwae-0 ?No, re say our grayers at nightf We ainlt afraid l 'in the eaytimsn s : -, r ' , - , Girl Cat baseball glllfl 'Look5 ve have a aan on every beset' s Other Girls '!hatPs nethingy so has the other sideo 5 , . 4 . . . 01 C2 .. ,g.y.f ':E 12 5 . 451' Wa 5 ' . ', e ' ' ' if V .J 2, In ,MEI Ir X .gh . I , I W D ' rx K ' n . ..' min.. Y :J Jil ,Ls it X .-Hx, . 4 .N - - ,u-. , I , W, v, X. ' 5' ., , pga. .I ,I .M X wif- 1 l U i .1, mix, 5 , , N, f N . .ss f. y X ' K' -5,53 Q Q . 1 'w-2.4, - 1 1- 2 vu X -L E Q ROBERT FREY Jig iw3glm Robert Earl Preyg better oqjf,f'W4ghf known as Bobs Born January 259 ggi ' 'itfu 1924 in Williams County, Ohics ghd Bobfs -name before he was born ev- was Elizabeths A flaw in the . pw ,if ig' blue print changed it to Bot, ' . Bob, to this datel is sure www rounded by seven brothers, no - 's sistsrso Hs leads a very happy home lifes only fights with his brothers one at a timee Y. Robert is a little short? rather-huskey lad of 18, He has 1 a great liking for all sportss Q X One ot his favorites is bcxingn H He eonsidered himself s good boxer, but others pproved him wrongl At Mllen Center he was in a fight about every day? and did real well except for s tooth or two being knocked outs ' ' ' Bob's hobby and pleasures are GIRLSU skating, bseketballg softball, and all other sports: In the summer of 194l9Bob played softball with the Hiewey Service Te amo A Bob started school in New Haven in the year of 19500 He at- tended this school until the 4th grades Then his folks movedg thus causing him to go to Milan Center? where I happened to meet himo He graduated out of the eighth grade at that schools His next years of school were spent at New Haven High Schools He stayed at this school up until the Junior Year, when another move by his parents brought hig.to this school. Here he will graduate with the rest of the Seniors of 19424 ' During his career in High Schoolghc took part in all sports, including boxingg basketball, and not doing so badly on the teams Dbdhbwicov ', lreyeee-ew'lhc5 kindle! s guy would you say John 1s?W Joe-MHewew'Ssy,1! you see two guys talking and one is trying to 3 get awqyg the other one is Johns' QB 'B H in :.- :H -- nf' ' ? vL f, Ama:-.rg WMU -15'-' giqige r 1 ' f v s ,f 45 ' ' 'Q' v , i I J' Q yn V :Fir K rr N-'Ii 'iv' JM J is uw 1 A .Mg -I F LP? Y 'K' A. -, ,A W , M - if XA5 f',x V ' , ,. W V-'win , A' . . . ,.x,N . ,I ,, D. 2.1 A 454.551, L H,-:ull if , ...1 jx' Q rj qw 'wgfm N ,wa g 1.' . , W 1s'.5'53 . Qi , , I. ' I , X ,sr LIUQ: lg,- , V2 I S' ' --,,:1'u' ' r,. I .. W. u. w 'f 3. I 4, sf be., l , gk K , Q ,. ..., 1' ,. , ,RMP rjafif, ,, 1,41 . L.. , gfi 1-2 I VA F4 ,Wg W ,J fn Hr: -. 4 . 21 .L Y 1 U2 1 . 7'- uv. ,. E7 4 ,, 'l thx. ,, f' ,. 'N jf- .' 1 , . .ff'f I ',' ,'-f'.5 4 .YV .VI Wig, 3 1 :wx ,wh X . 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Johnson, lived at Decaturp Ind- ug' , f I Ac Y g iani.. 1 Lorraineg et the age of six 'tif entered Decatur School for one yeart Her parents then moved to Ohio where she entered the Wren School, for the next five - and oneuhs1f'yearee They then x'n . moved to Blue Creek Township, where she finished the remainder of her elementary schooling at Kimseyh The following year she enteree Monroe High School, She was transfered to the Pleasant Mills High School? where she will finish her schooling. Lorraine likes bowling and basketball for her favorite ' W sportee Her hobby is tinting pictures- During her Senior year she has helped the basketball team in winning many games by leading the cheering eectionu I think every body agrees that Lorraine an. Dorothy white were very good in keeping the crowd cheering at all times, even in defeat, Lorraine is lxked by everyone, because of her pleasing pero l0Hd11tYc She is liked by all her claesmatesg but especially by that tall, curly haireu Senior of 1941 who is enrolled at Bell State Teachers College this yearf Edna--.--- fJohneon, your heir ie all massed, Did Don kiss yon against your w1l1?' Q , Johnaonp-0 'Hog Edna, positively not? He only thinks he dide' Teacher fin the middle ot e Jokels 'Have I ever told the class this one be!ore?' . Claes---Cin ohoruele Yee , . 'runner cp:-eeeedinsbz 'Goods You un probably understand is , this times' wlso - 1.7-. an u1j'f...P if 1- r 4. ,vi ww 1 , 17 Je N, , 11 'Q 11 1.1 V1 ilnfi:-fi L fini' ' 1 .- 11 K, r-114 , ,,-yy q 11',J'1.'F fd! .1 lx .1 V - ,iv.1'.-W Y 1 , Mllllri- H 'Zin 4' F' if' 1-' . . 1 ' 1 . 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M.. 51,1131 131, , . , 1 11 f V --11 1' 1 -9 Iwi-lfv I .7' .ju u.. v ,- .,,' , ng I fi 5 xv 9 -f' srtew erm 1911112 Jomtrrozz On the 4th of July, 1942, Mr. and Mrs. Franh Johnston had ,,., something to celebrate because .Ak the stork visted them, bring- ing them a tiny baby girl. They named her Eileen Marjorie, She started to school in Decatur, but soon she thought that Bobo, s - a villiage net very far from Decatur, neededt her. At Bobo she was well liked, but mainly f. by a boy named Sappv She enter- J. , 1 fl U' f ed Pleasant Mills School as a ' a ! - f ,j'r' freshman. at school lshe was f I E one of the best looking girls. ,Q kg? ' Now, as a Senior, she is our Wh, l,43 I class Secretary and Treasurer. ,t ' She took a part in all of our E . N t class plays. ' J A Senior named Harold august is considered her boy friend, but.nobody is sure about that, Y , because ,every once in a while, Dee Harman comes into the picture. But Eileen has more interest in school that just boys. She played on her class basketball team and sang in the Easter Cantata when she was a Freshman, and a Sophomore.' She is interested in music and artu She has dark brown hair and eyes, and is about five feet and two inches tall. ' Eileen--- . . I afraid there is something terribly wrong with him. - I can't understand my Harold, doctor. I'm Doctor--- what are the symptoms? - , Eileen--- Nell, I often talk to him for half an hour at a time, and what I get through he hasn't the least idea what I have been saying. Doctor--- Don't worry any more about you Harold. I wish I e . had his gift. A .' fn' -Q . - r Jr' ' ,nr GJ 't r ,.'2'5Q-1' 'P' . -5 QA, :f , ,V V . .. 5 , VA QQ? .s. T . 'P ,A ., ' .3 -16--W x VMI, x 1 l'v V 'v'w.9f',A, ,I ' 4 w V , 1 v 4- v X W., , 1 v 1 1 1 1 , u K :- -, 4 . A 4 L .1 , M. , '11 ' r .1 1 L, I EDNA LAUTZEHHEISQR . -' -fr' .J ,,, -4 .- I . ' b- f ' , s ' N - 1 , TRN -.I I. . ' A ,'M'4,gq3z , Edna F. Lautzenheiser was l ' H horn January 70 19245 in Decate j. Q43 urn Indlanao Three months in Q p 'Qfx after she was born her parents ap ,e feng moved to Wren, Oh10s For four .- ,- .se i,2 years she lived in Wren, and .vp 4 34 Gogh Igwk then she moved to Convoyo where di e. 3, y D she spent her first four years 'A ,.f1u in schools Later she moved to . Law ' - .. fq Blue Creek and has lived there ,:e,. ... .N-. - - 0 as ff y t,.. ever since. During the years vs after she left Convoy, she has attenued two years at the Jac- obs School, two years at the Klmsey Sohoolu one year at Mon- roe, and three years at Pleas- ant Mills High Schools Her first year as a green- le Freshman was spent at Mon- rcee Her second year of high school was at Pleasant Mills. Edna was well liked here at . Pleasant Mills, and she spent ' her last three years of high school heres In grade school she was teased a lot about e oer- tain young msn who happened to be an Amish boys Then in high school Edna worked hard her first year and sang in a music fest- ival at Munoieo AB 'a Sophomore she took part in some public speaking plays and has been known for her happy disposition dur- ing her four years of high schools A8 a Senior she site in the rear of the assembly and is well entertained by two Senior boys. I ,ff-Q Edna's two hobbies are her brother's filling station and a certain young man who seems to have taken care of nearly all of her spare times QSSJH do 3911 0811 ihet steak? asked irate dlmr, 'ltmekes me aligns. ' 'Theve good, sir-0 replled the waiter., 'Most People queer. 'Um U . ot-1' -- 3, I ' 'l i I 51' I I I Y I u1 j l .l- I I ' - . I' I I I ' 'il' I, 'KI shalt- I I1-W. 'II'-' -' I 1I7'I'I II , '-'31 f X I.- I1w.,fI4I Q'II.i , . dl .U-'III .L 4 'ki' -,. . I If I I X I M H HI, ,ILAIY I , I II . I -' If I, , I' I I WWI I I .' II- I II,'n' IR 'II , II III- 'I W M M nf: I ,I 1 I I I I I III I I I I E, O 'lqaguf Ii 1 II inn, 'I' lr I 'SA -V - .:l,a,ga,i ,LIIMBE . II -I I I I II! ' ' III .I , I . 'H,I,, , '- I IWYI- A-! 1i' iff' I,1V'N' l I 'II., F I I4 II f.. 'I'II'I 1 ..,J.IfQ , v 4 p,','II JI, 2' I '. II JN' . I '4' It IIE ,I I ' ' ' I A I n ,I V 'Iv 'W ' I I L 14 JI I 1, I I I I I Q? .I + I I 'VJ Z , I -I-'55,-5 I I'-'I' . , 1T,,'!'f - A . ' J' f J I xg, ...-ve' 0' 1 I Vai . Q., 2 I I if Q: I . , IK g'gI. I.jLIIf .F Y MIIJQL' T : 'K II.. ,II .V II. .I Mu I 'II .dry . III! I QA ,QI JI 1 3:2 I' . IIYTIB 1,1 I ,' ffl - DORIS IARTZ ' v -nigga Tx E Af K On the thirteenth day of Q! -gfg 'AQ' Jenueryo 19240 a little baby K' yj girl came to the home of Mre . 1 fm! 1 and Bren Harry Hartzp who et o Q as Wg the time lived in Monroe Twpe ,dee ' ,,, ,genx They named her Doris Ilenen Y EGL-Q? Hit Her parents moved to Kalamow efgygj: N jpg zoo. Niche when she was ntwo if ffg,w wh M! years old- e1g5.MwfXQ, ge ,e At the age of five she kUe5Lm ', 'J started to school at Oakwood. d R H ' She went there for seven and- ,eex,-N, . sxh, a half yeerse -f xxx -X V A xV'K,3 faux During her eighth grade ' Y 91 1 she went- on her first dateu 1 Q . They moved to Pullmane she f f 1 only wen?-la half a year when they moved again- This time 5 close to the Pleasant Mille , .,n High S hoal Doris finished Z f her eighth grade there 4 fe X Y ' , Doris and her friend , Franeeee were very good chume when :hey.were freshmen Sha liked Kenneth 'Kenny' Fenrod whb was e Seniore After he graduated Doris didn ' often see him- Doris discovered there were ether fish in the Home She sal Charles McBride quite ottene I knew a lot ci other girls who did too . Dor1s'e hobby is skating If you eve' gc tr Sun Set on e Sunday night Ivm sure you will find Doris there She is e good skater. Iuve seen her round waltz and dence Doris e ambition is to be e good housewife when she gets married She ie en attractive girl about 5 feet 2 inches tall, hee brown hair and dark eyes, Her weight ie 115 pounds epcrxefqm-1 Babe- ew--'WI auppee you dance ' Doriee-G-F0h Yes, Isle!! toe' u Bob--W-- Great. That- e hetterfn dem-1118-- 14m Ls . 1.4 I .'-vi F 'fn nil-A ' I ,. ex.. li L I Q A Al ' ' O WUL '01 2 'Hag J vu Nima 4 1.4 -I X my I. .X I1 frfww, 'XX I 4 J , lxuml A 'S ,. , F.. 3 , -L. W- 1 4 J .- Xl ' 14'-' . 3 . 1 af, l . rl - QX- I . v r'X 3, ' I X XXXXHL 44 X X. 4- X XvXXX Ypfx X ,. . ,X 4 , gm ' 4-M'-wwf. ' ' X' I I. 4 ' A - 4 1. , F 4 'rf ,X ' .4 ,iw X ,X 4 1 1 'f ,K MPX 4 j -' X . w 1, 4 -4 .mx ' ei 4 wr 4 ' +'.J,::g..r: 4,1 X. 1. f. r ,- ' ' ' ?,ff 'x'sY L'5 1 -K 1 4 mu. ' '!.gw'f5a'?1 4x f X 4 , ' ' wi -1 4-' ' - H., -4 'Q 'Q . - XX XX X XA, .X , 4 fm 4 '. 'p' . 4 4.4 ' ' X?'1hf4. 'X ' A ' 'I' .X 4 X . - xv' -f ,, ,wi 4: ' . X 'Z - 4 'X X511 'X - ' . 1.4 ' ., XX - I 4 , 4.' 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A kv' At the age of five she be ,Q '-e ': started to school at Oakwood, N' , X She went there for seven ends of QMQXXX 'A gxi - e half years, e V x'f YQ f'ix During her eighth grade - it 1 she went on her first dateu A They moved to Pullmenm 'She f only went a hal! a year when - they moved againe This time close tc the ?leaeant Mille , High School Doris finished her eighth gvede there I 2 ' eerie and her friend L V Franeeef were very good chums when obey were freshmen- She liked Kenneth WKenny' ?enrod who was e Seniore After he graduated Doris didnif often see him. Doris discovered there were ether fish in the 1526 She new Cheries EcBr1de quite often. I xnow a Loi rx ether girls who dide too ' ' ' Doris s hobby is skating. 12 you ave' go tv Sun Set on a Sunday night Ibm sure you will find Boris there She is e good skater. Iuve seen her round waltz and dence Doris s ambition is to be e good housewiic when she gets married- e She ie an attractive giri about 5 feet 2 inches tell, has brown hair and dark eyeee Her weight is 115 pounds, ' L at A LJ it F1121 Bebe-QQuH'I suppose you dence ' ' Doriee-C-U0h, Yesg I Lg1g,to.' I Bobwemo-Q'Great, That e better n dancingn'- f .4112 Y 'Q 4 qw. in lm A1-' .-.bf U I: N5 L, L gi ',5,,,, -.mf .f up uw, v 6. v ef S! .- 44. x nw' K3 -.w .n N . 5: , fi' 9 , 4 gf' N if-. x Q v., 5 . . L' :f,?,1 N.: ' .15 'U . .1 5. .-,, 1 I, QQ: lg! J. ' -,S ' pf:-4,,, 5- -' , ' l 4, , - ,,- , , , ,, , , ' 'W ff., f I r V. '. N fn- ' V .mv ' ' ... ' n - , Y. .:1 Q, ...'g .,k',', Q? ,RQ ,f ', 'Lf' , . '-,:,'l4'. , 1. ifiggfl-'Q ijffallqvyx ' ' 4. '. ' ' ' . 'V' U M, XFN -T 11 -.1 swim + 'J.f., rim. - ' -vw, l'A ,. , 1 ' A 'U ', ' ' T'-,I ' !'-'IL 1 - f 1 !,K . 4 ' F 4. rlf. A-T.-L if .. ' , ' l'SN9' W' ,A f, ' ' 1 4 v' I t I W- I , ,Z .. JH-my .. . fx 1, A ' , P.--gl! fi' .A l , - . ,ag . H ' f ' ' ' ' N . I' 1 Uri' A ' 1 ff' Ni Lx' x V ul 'F' X 'I : ,f ' X Wy. .,, ' I X , N? .. - ' H - ,Z 1 W . , . A K r . . , A , , , Q , , , . -. - 'fx ,, ,X ' I , , , I . V ' W ' ! f'f 1 H v ' ,I if J K , w .rhq . fi Q V , .I M ,-314' NV , I ,' V 1 -,mf . 1 , . 4, 2, ,, 73 ' 1 A 'M af, ' 1 A ,43,,l'5-36 ' . ,T 111' Lf 1 2,1 - N, 11-f,,,,,. .Q51-,Wai M115 JLQH, gif-rc, ,pg 4 1 , r ' '?m , Q , ,M , I ', V , . v W, .I 54 :iw md A Y , t Y -EN' X5 U , Ig :. ,u1,,.,' ' ' ' , ' U A' 2?f ' f if Q ,N , W x ff: lm , A f ,Nfl y,,:h+f.,s - X N, , ., ,W 1 Y , xy '. ,N ,HAL Y h .-1 N ' M. 'H 't V K 'M H 5, ' p. -pi . s ml ,, L -. U - 1 ' JOBIFH 'JCI' IIRTZ 1 . pn :lr . of X. I no ' ' 'xv ', i .' -- J' I I f 4 His hobby is roller skating ambition is to bs a good farmer souusfaoplous - , Jes Karts lee born october ap ' to .rs lnd- Erie lsrt: in Monroe Township. when he was about' 5 years old he moved toe Michigan. He started te school at Oakwood when he was about 6 yeare old. when he was in the eighth grade he moved book to Indtsns and finished the root not his schooling at Pleasant lille Blah Beheolt Joe ployod on the bsskot bsll tosm for the ies! 8 years. He Ill on the tire ten that non the sootionel tourneye In school Joe is the center of attraction for mischief. HD had e otroke of had luok shout four nooks before school Iss out when he had appendicitisf and playing basket hello His 3W '-evil!!! theref Yeu'ro drhing on lost years Hoeneoo Jblow-..-IA1n i neither. I'lousin' goo. ' lbvoo--'1'1e llfihlll oseidol to put liquor behind me.' .l:lQ'lf 'llUl'Of Insyegyhip pocket. t S., it Jef-J . , Y x , 1 ' n ' o -of 'nb' einnnnmluvnoo ,nannies the una orurpf T'l- q -v , 4 u .J 4- ..l 5 - 1- - , ' 'VM' il , cw , u .5 v. I Jw ' ' , A - F-if IV, 'C A ,, Q' Ld F- ' 'H . W1 '. vm. . '5 r K' 4 'P ' ,. 'A .f,,,3.m , HYQQ ' gf .' Pli ,. 1 mn , I4 1 Q ' . ,gf-' ,fi Q 1 ' 1 :ff 1'-'LA ,, xpk - v J Aglfl i'-T, - arm.-J, W 1. id. 9 ,.L Q -, -,sd-3 w . -I'3.X ,'. . ' 15 'J-1 'I I 'll . .g,',.4x41 H. 7 4 lyf ,Ky ,, .w ,1.':-Q-I ELNORA LU MORRISON . On December ll, 19240 a , - baby girl was born to Ure and T- ,g,3! Irs. Donald lorrison at the ,Egg ' Midge A Luthern Hospital at Fort Wayneo f??p- ' 'e? They named her Elmore Lua. She T ' J 4 was the first child of the 4 1 ' family ' .x , , if 2, At the age of six she Iwi- 'ffl started' to school at Willshire ff, VQQS? and attended one and oneuhalf ,551 -ef .J years there., Moving no Indiana TT' g,,,Vg.,3 she came to Pleasant. runs une e?'w-1-ge S 3 1,11 the last semester of her ' Wig' -kgif fourth yearn They moved back ww Y' f' . 'e to Ohio and she spent two and one-half years in Willshire o' school' They moved to Indiana ,.' A again where she finished her 4.V,, schooling in the Pleasant Mills 'f?qe3 High School, . Y'x' fi Elnora s hobby is musicc She is a very good singer and 4 she can play a piano alsoc She has taken s part in the Easter Cantata for three yearsr She has been in other musical programsk She was in the Junior and Senior class plays and was rery goodn Elnora is s dark oomplectioned girl with black hair, dark brown eyes and is aboue five feet three inches tallo A please ing personality is the reason for her large number of friends among her classmates ae schools o Her ambition is to become a nurses 1 cmdwttmtababvf Everett--ellhen the embrace was overjg 'I ll be frank with your youfre not the first girl I ever kissed ' llnora Lu-'I'1l be equally frank with youp you ve got a lot to learns 80 'ff '9'fiker . . . L A ah :AN 'wg H- 5-- 'a ,. . L K ' , an-1 A ffl: ,U n f' 'D . 1 I Q ., w-1, ,Q in 1 L , '-v: nu 'Yrvf G ,,o- n ,, ,,, P e nmscss mx vfcf? , ,I-b v H ff' fl -v On the date of September 1 5 . ..w lp,-1924, the worldly population V 5 l 3'g was enlarged by c little baby ,4, - h t', girl. ' She was given the name d v 'P c of Vera Frances Ray Know called ' ' mi , f Frances.3 a ' - l 'W 5, She lives with her parents -3 f near Pleasant Kills. Frances started to school at Pleasant Mills and has ettended.here all her school yeexse She is one N of'the few graduating thiS Year m -that hB5 had all her schooling g in one school. ' ' , . P , x . Her first eight years of 5 -E ' school were-naturally spent ln the grades, She graduated from . the grades with very good marks. A Aln high school Frances has taken part in .bothe the Junior and Senior plcyse The first part , being that of e nurse, the second of an English Dutchesso 4 mmces me the ambition to become' LA .mufeeen l ,She has une qualification to make a good onl. - . A During her lH1Eh school corner, She met many nice young men. Sonny Foor, proved Q banner choice. Frances is a very fine girl nllays willing to help when asked to do soen Ei1eeu---- 'Do aclevor isulikely to make a .good ', bus 7' A' ,Irincea-- 'barllngo he hard part is to get a clver mon to , 5 mme any mm or e mmm.-+ - ' s ,V V ,Q f :erm me n .mmmxszered rather f.mmm.ng-pun1sn- W mental 'Ivan because I love Frlnccagg !f591lWl7JFiV:t,tIIasUi5el10Dd1torcr ,c.. your .IESL lung' ' ' ..a,.e.3L.- 1 ,lv ' if-Q92 1 gf z 1 -A1g,qv-1.1 . ., N We fs. 1' fb.: 3 'm ROBERT ALLEN'ROSS 1 Cn the twenty-fifth day or 5 . , January, Nineteen-hundred and iff-l 'M' it Twenty Fouro e boy was bprn in V, gr willshlre Township, Ven Jars g sy' Countyg who was named Robert n - Allen Roses He is nicknamed UBOUU' Bob ls eighteen years old, weighs one hundred and thirty pounds, and is five feet nine inches tells He has e fair com- pleetiono dark blonde heir and brown eyes.. are has a pleasant pereonslity ' has s number of friendss I V I At six years of ace, he started to the Jlllshire Grsde School where he attended for five years. He then moved to Bobo Grade School and completed his elementary sohoolinbshe en- tered his freshmen year at Pleasant Hills High School and graduated from theres Bob d1dn't take pert in basketball, but did in muslco Cpley- ing the gulterl. He liked mathematics and typing best in schools . Bob'e desire is to be e farmer and we are sure he will make e successful one. ' On the first day of the second semester in school, the little boys took their seats end waited until the teacher came down among them to get their nemesh The first one to whom she came replied that his name was Sin ' A 'No,' the teacher eorreetsag 'you musn't say 810 Say Silas ' ' Next she came to one who said his nsme was Tome 'No,' the teeeher said impressively, 'it's Thomess' t ' 'And non, little boyt' she inquired of e led in the end rowf 'what is your nsme?' 'Jeeksse9' responded the bright lee. . -22- m , at -:ul Y . Ls . 1.4 I .'-vi F 'fn nil-A ' I ,. ex.. li L I Q A Al ' ' O WH, . nm. ,,. rm. L1 . 'K' VA 1 N .fi :- 'Z . 1 Af' ,,.+m. :Qgfl , I 7 , ' F' ra-Q 3 , 3,1 . ., F:- .4 X. 1 ,-.- j. J-f .1 .- --. H n ,1 Ll- 4 'jv. mn . f.- .gt , , ,,,c ,, T1 4 1-,1 X , M- 11 A 5. v' -4 , '-inf ,ff - ,ff ' ,Yi ,.',4 .K 'WL ,.-1 FRANKLIN ALFRED ROSS . On September 203 1924, a g baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs Roland Rose Both Mr and Mrss Rose were proud A f the baby SO they named him ',ankl1n Alfredw Franklinls agents lived in Ftf Wayne at 'e time and in later yeare fed to the country- ' --A - '37 ' if Franklin at ended three uni a half years in a Fr Wayne fchool, At this time his pare ents moved to Milan Center where he attended three years. At Jackson he ended his grade earner by graduating into High School, Franklin entered High School at Monroevilleiepending one half year theres Later he moved to Pleasant. lille High School to end his high school career of four long years of workm Pleaianf M1115 he didn't have When Franklin first came to E much to eayf but in later years he has over come 1tQIn his Soph- omore year he took part in different activities, as in plays and mueiow In his Junior year he was in the Junior play, and also etarted to play in the orchestra. In his Senior year he ttook part in the class playe Franklin epende moet of his time on Ioiusicgplaying the piano and guitars Some day he may be a musis teacher or a great musi- Olne - Franklin has wharaoter, peyeoral appearance and the right kind of personality He ie fgve feet eight inches in height, :sighing one hundre- forty pounds. and hal blue eyes and blonde hairs Frnaklin is well liked in school. 311161331 V1g4rd.-.-wy0ung man? how many time! have I told you to get to ' olase on t1me?' Frnaklinw-'I don't know. I thought you were keeping seore.N 23 A r'n,1 heheh Q. if ' 4 1, Qu 'T '.A V I it' 1,5 'I 1 A-'I Q I 1 I ' 0 l 1 if ' V+ .1 L1 919- fx?,'1-Q F, , A' 1.,'7' --Cf., s 1: if ,H 5 ' ' ,vu , . , , . A M wr. ' ' , 'I' ,. 5 fi., f3'h - ' . fi. -,HM v --lg.. 'V - ' ' K I ' X 'W rs YI A ' N X . 5: X K s x ' . x - 'W- A - 1122 5 4 Q34 . f 1 'J-Q? . gl V, 1 z 1 eq I A A 4, ,zeie-Q ' 1 ,L-A' .2 'f ' if.. ' Y ' !Ie..,i:R.T ff: H 1- v.1ej .,.jg'g:' - , if , ul-N N- AL . .fn L Q- 1 .4Aqg,. 1 4 X A7354 9' ,Q H 'L X' V-1, tj A, Va fm -If I Hn ,v, V AK as again' ' ' 'Tu ' ' TIT? '-D, 'r. :fbi 15:15-1 f?M ww A: X Anais- ,,. .-Q 1 'IO t A. YT : aq 5,117-n f '-,r .-f , 4-41 ey-mr ,.-. EWPE WY y. ,, '1,,,lN ' 1 ..,. -.' . V . t BETTY sz-:our g ,r , ' 1 'I ' . H e ' ' ,E mf ' On tebruary 12fl923,a baky girl lee born to Mr, and Tre. lloyd Shoaff. She was named Betty Janet A . s .5 . 'Q' 5 ln . L J- 5 W 1 haf l' f'K ng Betty started to schoolatn ibn - qff- X a country school called the . ff -qgggt XQNQI Rendenbush. She attended this 'ff x.,' f,f' echool for eight years andxhen jQf .fffkfgy she came to Pleasant H1114 ae a tif-R, Afih freehmeno Soon she became fond KJ ' QV of a boy named Richard cvaredg uy,, y 7 g but in a short time she beczzsi - interested in e fellow, wh: was X, on the basketball team,h1s D314 'X was that of Glen Estes. Es QDDT Richard was out of the Qicture. . X Betty took part lx all of our class olaye, has some Mitre Easter Cantata in her Frashwaf Sophmoreo and Senior years. Fat I ltvee eio an lc ales ver' H'd1'f .-.... H.-45, .4 ' -I -. 'A 31172-1 - lnterestei in arte d Betty is five feet two inches tall, hee dark frown heir one hes bluish green eyes. Her hobby is skating and-she also l'Yes to I read good books as well as fairy talest . Her boy friend and heart throb is new Mickey Lee, .fhe 513 at one time have some competition, but noe she hae given every - one orders that he belongs to her eloneo inane X , V EVEN IN DEATH TH Y PURSUB e ' Angry Widow fatter learning husband left her nothinglg 'I want you to take 'Beet in peaoeF' of! that tombstone I ordered yeeterdayo' ' Vstoneoutterz 'I oanlt do thatn but 1 can pot eoeething underneatho' Y - 'All right. Add 'Til I eome.' ,,' ' -A-,N C I ' I 1 .. -' , ,Y , X Y1. -' 1' f r W' ,Q '.l?ii',,.,+,.m- I ' .dl -I-reid 1 V ' , 4, w .-, ,L -4- If 1 L. v vi- Ar 45 m -'-, M , Y 4!1,.-slain, I -H . , 9'-gefff ' 1 - ' ., ,--' ' V 1-fr' -fx wf,- limi X' A 41' gg wr 4 , I '1' if .1? ' ' , .IGF--e' V Y ku ' Y I uv v .. -, u er M. If aff' ' Mi' Evfv iii , g v I . Jw 25 V fi Q' 4-3 ., it, 'W r :zu ,511 E -a Tl. ,. Y ' f iff il -L , wr. 1 1 1' ,J ,,, we 'I , .fr y. ,H V. A ' '15 4 . 'IT ,V I x NJ N. my 0 a 1- N57 - ,,. ,W , A 'I IJ 1 MYRLE STEVENS On the twenty-seventh day of .March, 1923, there came a plump little bundle from Heaven to the Steven's household. Since she was born in Michigan she has traveled around a bit to come to the farm, one-half mile north of Bobo, There she now resides with her Bother, a retired school teacher, three brothers and a sister. Mert finished her ele- mentary training at the Bobo school and began her high school career at old P.M.H.S.as a green Freshmen in 1938, Just a little -., boy crazy as most Freshmen are, but also very conscious of the work that lay ahead. , tw ' 1 X ,o- F, . V B . 5 , , . 'L '- V I She has always taken an ac- gl ive part in her subject matter KJ, ' dwell ss in music and physical education, Mart could always be found willing to do her part. lyrle's favorite song, we have been told, is 'I Mant To Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart.'f If yyou would like to know why ask a Certain feller around. town that wears a tan, ten gallon hat. We have also been informed that her favorite food is sardines and that her hobby is nPreparing to get Marr1ed.' THE VILLAGE MOTORSMITH Under a spreading chestnut tree A stubborn auto stands: a The smith an angry man is he . with trouble on his hands. The carburetor seems to be tThe cause of all his woe: He tightens half a dozen bolts, But still it doesn't go. He sits beside the road to give ' His brain a chanve to cool, And pnnders on-his training The Correspondence School. a V And then he starts his job once more, And just by chance 'tis seen The cause of all his trouble is ,Xt . it - He's out of gasoline. Q -25- ----Anonymous g 5191: Y 'E' -A' , K ' faf-' 4. I A if, , -P-.'l L 1 ' 1 .f-1 . 3 H51 I '. f n 1 , ' , mf! 0 K L. L . I D tv ' v ' X ln E nl . Q., -11, 'P 1- ,-vm I u-1 ,J -. ' J Q I i me !0T heb H155 Q5 W ' ' 4 fKENNETH,L, sumln twenty-three, a baby boy ine brought to the home of Irv and Irs. Harry Buman. They named him Kenneth Lavere. His entire lite has been spent one lntle south of Pleasant Mills, He started on the road of education at the age of elxe The school he started in ewes Pleasant Hiller After finishing his elementary schooling he ent tered high school as an average atudentu He ie one of the few who received his entire echoole ing at one school Ae e Fresh- men Kenneth was a hit backward, He was student manager in his Sophomore yearu He took a very active part in all the clasp activities. In his Senior year he went out for basketball and was one of the beat players on eeoond team, At the end of the year he was awarded e letter ., th Q 8-888011 ,V Kenneth is 6 feet e inenee tall and wilgna 14a pounds He blue eyes and dark haire He has character and pereonelity' embition is to be a tarmere ere honesty I hope?' one asked the old negro f . 11.L-'H I! V 'X' l t gun noqr your hen'ooop ' V -1 Cat the oircuel OOOHA Buy me some peanute 'lbrokel Peanuts are fetteningu jThey ere notw - 4 They are toot Just look what they do to elephantev -A I J Gn the fifteenth day Log September, nineteen hundred dna n .- 1 'A 1 1 1 ful - tffiliu Fw 'F an ' n x sv' xrfhw . if '-4, w if ,em 1 ' if 'A' 1' ' 1 37-N -, vu qdu-MV K. , .V I1 l A -- 9-L ,BQ A - Y, 5A Mfr' h,' . i A ,iv 5 V 5441 V Cv H , x I ,. --nil-X. .f'4.Lg--Vw k M! .. -, 1 i-wx . , ' X , .V ', Y Vu.sau-Lg, -.nl 1 1 , , LST- Y 1 4 Y nfs ,sw ,, ' 'uw ', qw- Vi 1 1: . . ' n ' n I Wai-,A 'ig' 1 X . Q. -4 JV' ' ' fl' ' , Ni . ' j Ig 7 '! N ' -4 X' , N. - .1 A x i 4 as . . 1 . X I, .54 .. A I 1 la!! ' . 1 f- x 'sf w , ,. 4 n J ,V -Q P' x ,Q . .. -as. I' X y :mi . -- V'-5+ ' it '-11-z W a ' J ,Qt 1.,a 2-1-'fpgg 1 'P ' ., 1 , U7 if: ' 47 '. ,.'.I, ,U , .,.-74 ,' 'I Mr., 'ff J . , '.'l,qEilf., . 4Jw ' ' -,,- . ,ge ?' W . ,, JOH NIE GEORGE WALTKE P ilohxarggo ids borh 3bPt8'll'bQf.q- ' ze, 1925. inllobo, :nanny Hifi A -hu spent an enum use ,xii ,V Bobo, A' Sheige of 6 he :tuft- I 4i , eq to school therag spending -.7' if 'g sigh' yours of hard ltuq, thonll l ,ilk , ' ' o QfldU ltf4h8 'fio H1 gh Sohoolf. o ' a 5 5 - ' W F 5 V Y ' oonnnxe, 1,3 five fee-1. eleven ., SEK n 1373 and oneohalf inches in height, 1 ., weighing 136 pouudsq He has a o, V1 -f fair ,omplexiong blue eyes and 1 , ' A-FA X brovm hair. H' 'I of 'lg ' r Q nowmq are goingoiuh- Q i ,Qs ' fy ',. girls az..- ogoingto themovifes S, 1 ' .v Q I lv' - I- '.I f' ' , When first. entered ' Y -School hgs greatest enjoymeng o j was beskotbuml, but as a Senrorf ' ' X he began to dislike the sporto N He has alma H taken a part in Ai music durxng ine four yearso B - Johnnie is the type of aah, ' o guy qwho has a lot of triendao - HS sgxea part in Q11 school activities, He was the stage manager of both Junior and Senior Playa in the years of 1940 and 1941, Q Hls tgvorite subject is mathematiosg Hin amib on is to become 3 mqohanlo when he graduateso Hi 'hai 'taken a'nthenat2.ca1 course during his h1'gh'l'.oho01 eareerf' 3' 'IM'-h1nkWJohnr ,a plump to do hi' bit tor Une-le Bam before he- takes hp'j definite cgrocro A ----......d Q latina!! all the :gloom pore gt the bottom ot the one .what if ff.LQm -youll be the-relultii' V , U pfI Faiiftkbs-f-'Bot ot old 'soaks would got drowned. ' as-il' you eomfortglilo hoxfo in PP,-B1-Uflo my good man? hm og-uf-qrgyb-49131, 'of owrson but I donft harp middle 'it' -the high!-W to sae if 'she odoor is lgokedf, 5F TL U E HT gf s Volume III . ' Published b the . Y 1 . smuon frymvc cuss . mms .Jx',g,,gu 1 9 A 2 sf-,F---,g . -r Y Fm '1 ' , 'Si' 1 1 17 J Lil 1 I ,. . - 1. y 0 I I W I E., I ' .5 I nu ,v if 1 .. ' - Q 4 . ay V A jx 4, ' V t . K wif- - A I . . X ,- 9 M11 '.. . .una :F UAATX b'.-jj LQEQQ ' --'funk e' V. A .',1 ' 2' lr, 'I Q 4 l .31 . ,-- f,-A' ,ff I x -1-3' 'gvggff . , , , ,, W. wif! ,, . ,.. Q ' K . V V 1, f , shi E., -. , , fif 4-a J-1 , 'TLV' 1 -2'-3 1 -irllnfa' A wh I L ff I I , R17 1 sim KH! V ' ' 15, 4 ,' 'ilk' . 3..,,..fIA -ml, 3 ! V . . ' v f A 'N ZA - xr , ' , ' 1 '.,'.,,,,:qr - v Ai. 7 ' ' 'un uf. 1 I N 4 'uw 3 fr'-'L ,X -V, ,f A ' wx- . ,I44 'UAA LZ-N ' 5 l :, qw- ' ' ' - - ' 2' - A, x -,Vu U: ..I- X I ,W ,, v ,fnhzg 3- 7 U J-I , lv. 5 v. , ' 4. '-A ' , Ju JJ! .n if 4 'gg-L li M., .' xl.,,-O .ni - 1 V g vs., DORRIS EDWARD WILLIAISON on Nbvelber first, 1932, a bundle was deliverbd to Hr. and Nfia Lawrence Wllliamaon, which they named Dorris Edward. They K, J., ,yy . resided at this time in chester X5 air nib CQ qtownehipf Halls Gomniyolnolsna. X og , o At thoi'oge of five no ' 1 f started to a small country fwn' Yrrv' ,grade school near Geneva, Ind- o V,f 'K xx . iana where he wont : the , ,ff' 2 w -x4o- . I six years of elementary school- W '4'- t A it tngn ' o Ho then ent-ered Kirkland txt Q . High School whre he tinished . N his Freshman and ,so.p1nomog-6 o ' yearso While going to Kirkland he played on the basketball X teal he was excellent- in this W tt it sporth xx J 'I X ', .-xX K AY , ' ' l , 2 ,In the Spring of 1940 his parents then decided to more agalno This time they landed in Blue Creek Township- Adams County- Indianao At this time Burris entered Pleasant Mills High School whore h spent-the rost ot his school days: he also took an important part ln the Spartans Basketball TGBIW ' 7 o o Dorria is o fins looking chan who is nineteen years of agel has a height of five foot olght inoheso ind weighs one hundred and fifty eight pounds. Dorris has o pleasing personalityt and everyone that eolos in contact with htm oloarns-to like him very luoh. His greatest ambition is to become a greato cheese Dakar or'a fireman in some factory. lnuou-noises , , - nation-MvQe'Kwearllyl And Shoes are skycraporoo' D rrlau-www'la1l Howl what do you know about that? I euro would 'o. lik: to soo all uork.' n JA Y : A A I D . .V Y -5 1 - -, 'Hoo it o QBI- o . , V 4- ' - ' I, . - l I : . X 4 V -. , ' ' ' 4 ' , ' ff -.1 'V 1 If U.: 'I- -s x NT' Q rs' f ,QU1 Ai' .x If '. ssnion 'AciIv5ums- -A0 kg! Mgtod tho extra-.c urr1euLgr activitiga in :Mah . ll!ll6 '6EQ1'lj fh-uhtlrad' and tortystiz A teak part in I :years of High Schools - pk , A U U A Agzggigtg - Harold Mus-ic 1w2w3 Sports Q k 23' -' ' Cantata-, 1w2ff3 , Bgsketball 1-2-35435: z ' Festival 1m2-3 Softball 1n2e3-4'J'i: Class Phys Class Officers A. -! Cornfod Blbids' 2' President 2 , QQ! Double cro-a ac'Pa uqn 2 Vice Presxagnz rfzsifi phantom mug a ig Q Lindy Lou 4 ,Aj Burkcg Dong Music 1 Sports - . Ggntqta 1 ABaskat.ba11 1 fa Festival. 3 . , J fl or-.mesure 3 BMG 4 4 Chai Phys Clan' Otfioorp -'F naitvn 30113 3 Proliant 3.4 34843 1-on 4 ' Casin' Bdlhi the lonntsin 2 .' Can., tails angie 3,42-2+-df spans W A 211235155 Basketball 2-3-4 ', Rnrdtt, nulurq - Finial Qsishssism clans Pllyd Lim 4 Seftball 162-3'-4' 1 cms ,ofti'Qi'ii- snvaury asa' 9 TPIQIBN 1 ' ' LSIGN, ' , Bibi!! luaat After Hia Bonny 2 I music 1-3:4 Cantata- 2181-4- Putin! If-364 clan Ottieu-1 Treasure 3 Chas Phys Emily Affairs 2 Plant-an-1003.10 Q Lindy' Lou 4 , n . , - Q- , . .I 1. ' n -an 14 -'S--2-w - r-,,'..l. . -- Q ,r oIIl1' gp ' ' I 'vu H bl l Al G in-A '-I 'urn-s f- 11 ' if 4.4 ,Au-zsfg R 1-8-3 .giinhl 4 hits L-8-3 f Stags huge I 1 5 nysuucunuzia ' xp:-nun lute Q.-2-8 sparse , Cliff!!-I 1-2 3 1011 4 Festival li-24-3 ' Bei. Softball C100 Pllli Family Affair! 2 Leu 4 - gamma- :una :nu 1924.4 spqm Gunn 1-2 aa Festival. 1444 Softball G3-All Pl!!! 8 C1188 3110020 - latin , Seca-envy 1--4 ransom nm a' hmmm 4 ltqu' hart Bin Inq 2 :Ljutuahsiur fb Ms: lllgic 41-2134 V Sports 1:12-3,4 2-3-4 hltihl 803811 1-8-34 Chu -PIU fllfll Khin 2 D ha-101-858 ' M' an an usa a-a-4 -: rams ua clulrlu Qfifdiill R.. ' W .1'f-' c WX 1 . , :ab V, sy Q . f .5 nv' H Q we U: ' . ,N ,Q .. E W' 'tl an 'ii AAF, f',,N,1k ,hw Rza' I., 4 - .Nl '!'3 '?f1v - -M1 ' . , 5,9 sb - V ' -xrv'1- . wen 4 pagiggufwn , A WR' Mn 2 Fri 71 ' i 1 H '-AW: ' , L ' 4 hw nik. ,W 'W w 7.11 gy., I., 9 , . 41 I, ll Q- q 3 A fl . A, . . -'lwslafdhonoa fs-more lu- 'ul -lv' '. I Y 'zlljsye , Frances r 1ioss franklin 3659491 'Roberto 'Q fsgpvqgrr, -Betty I f if' 3 . 'ACTIVITIES .Spotts Basketball 1w2H3 4 'Softball 1-2 3 4 Music 4-233 4 Sports Cantata l12H3-4 Basketball 2w3 4 Festival 1U2M3-4 Softball 1H2U3m4 Orchestra 3 Class Plays Ginger wasn t Atta -His Honey 2 Family Affairs 2 Phant n Bella 3 Linuy Lou 4 Class Plays Family Affairs 2 Phantom Bello 3 Lindy Lou 4 lueic 1-2 3 4 .Cantata 1 2-3 4 Festival 1 235 4 Orchestra 3-4 Music 1 orchestra 3 4: Music 1U2 3 4 Cantata l 2H3 4 Festival 1-2Q3w4 Sports Basketball 2s3w4 Softball 1o2m3w4 Class Plays Cornfed Babies 2 Phantom Bells 3 Lindy Lou 4 Sports Basketball 2U3:4 Softball lm2o3Q4 Class Plays Ginger Wasnnt After His Money 2 ' Double Cross-Patch 2 Phantom Bells 3 Lindy Lou 4 lhsic l-2 3 4 Sports Cantata I-2v3-4 Basketball 2-314 festival lw2s3-4 Softball 1-2-329 aQggbestra 3 or fywxfg W -Class Play - ' slCornfed Babies 2 11 A' '!' -Jr an .. E U , ' :Zi ,v rg A ,qi ? .5 . . . 1-1' w ., ,M 1. HA . Q.-ex. ,p', 1, A' 1 ' Hg. W1 wwf! 'frf f-1 .' W .. .,..-., 9 iq- M., ,, 1.5 THQ. La. ,.'s 'I 1. af? A , ag, , lx SENIOR ACTIVITIES Suman, Kenneth Sports class Officgrg Student Manager 2M3 Treasure 2 Basketball 4 Musi' lw213M4 Waltkep John Q Festival 1H2Q3e4 Cantata J 2U3m4 Orchestra 3 ' Stage Manager 3 Sports Basketball 1w2w3w4 Clase Officers Vice President 4 Softball 1-1-2-3 .4 4. Williamson, Dorrie Class Plays Phantom Bells 3 Lindy Lou 4 Winanes Harvey . Sports Student Manager QMSQ4 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WhatJs a Han Made Of Where can a man 113 a cap for his knee Or a key to the leak of his hair? Can his eyes be Jallsd .n academy Because ehere ere puyile there? In the Crown of hi! hers what gems are found? Who crosses the b-ldge of his nose? Cen he use when eh1ng.1ng the roof of his house The nails on the ends of his toes? Can the crook of his elbow be sent to jail? If eo, what can he do? How does he sharpen his shoulder blades-M Oh' no. I do not kr:as'do you? Can he eit in the eheue of the palm of his hands? Or beet on the drum of his ear? 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' ' gv,.-ff 1 -r -,T ' ' T f ,zagu Lhlzli , r 1 , 'Tit fa , 1' W, X JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY H In September. 1959, there was another' class of Freshnenn- They had a party in the fall at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ira llcllride and one in the spring which was held at the Smitley homes The class officers were elected as follows President M Winifred Shoaft . Secretary e Wanda Garner Treasure U Lyle Bailey There sponsor was Mrss Fortney I , . After the successful year as a Freshmen they entered as Sophomores, They had a party in.the fall at the BL L8 Nutmsn Park and one in the spring at the. home of Hrs and Mrfq Roy Shoafft The following class officers were electedg 1 ' Q President M Lyle Bailey Secretary and Treasures Gloria Shoaff- The Class sponsor was Mr, Ross After being successful as a Sophomore Class they entered as Juniors? They had one party in the fall at the Hanna Natman Park: The Class officers were elected as followsz President Q Lyle Bailey . Vice President Q Alice Luginbill ' Secretary and Treasure f Winifred Shoatf The Class sponsor was Ire Vizard. The Junior Class members are as follower - Ivan Allen Alice Luginbill Lyle Bailey Charles McBride Virginia Beaml Jim Meyers L Irene Draper Mabe. Rienhart Charles Frey Gloria Shoaff Elan Funk V Winitred Shoaff Earl Geyer Hervert Smitley Gerald Hsmerick Ruth Smitley Forest Hawkins Harry Speakmen May Bill Roy Taylor Lloyd Huffman Morris Teeple Miles Jones h Dorothy White Lloyd Litzenbergsr Roland Wolfe Robert Workinger ' 54 : X e. , - Lf? 1 r fs'- sp'gl 4 9.4 4-Liam aw 4v -f4 . A iv Q. K4 q .way 4 1. 52 H . ,A ef -, :Q w,,,4,wL?F,m VW...-I 4 : Tlaviwiggl 1. Xf1wfQ Ai tllhifar 1.4 -95544 -I, , ily: . 4.9 -4,951 ' 4512, , , ,A TH I. .Z wif: 4 - MS' 4 4 .Y ,' , . 44 ,- ,, 4 f If Q., , ff' .N Wg' ' A-f' ' 4 xv' 'P j.'.i'?Q, ' . 4. y . 4 V .W 1 .54w,1, . 4,-H mf ' g44',4FiA 444' VR: W, ,uqip 4 ,uf ,,.. , .aww ,4, ' ,' :eq 1 -uf 24, my .- , '14 W, 1 -44 .V K, 4 -1 HM 4 4 .4794 4 F,m,,. V, f '-41 41 4 4 , ..- 4r- v QT-4 , -r ,, H I, s wr- Qi 1. 2. I, r , . s xr' V L Y , -X1 4 IJ .xg .fr ,f -v -'L 1 Q, - M 'fn 1 1 . v .- . Ut .: x ,., ,1,L..z.... .. 1. -dp-Q. ...- mania ' 1 ' i 4. 1 JU 'U 1. -. ol Y 1 3 1 I s 1 0 '. I 1 'ami v.'. , I V' 0 ng ' -- P - '- evff' ' fs!! rgvf- f J, , 1 , Li' ..- Q ' .pf ,. ',-al P? 4 w ol l p 'J pa 4 1' H e' W, 1 V HL f 1 I x ,V ,- .Q -4 , , Eli L, f ff 323 W -51 2 , -Yip,-' , L ,w-1 .um .A ,zz , 3.5 ,-1 - 5.1: :,.' 'nl ' f Q .4 VI 1 .,,' IF , 1, ...- ,L 2155! .yqglv - Er '- 'TTI J 4 .1 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In Septemberw 1940, twenty-nine'pupile entered the .leaeent Mills High Schoolu During the first yeer the number dwindled to The following officers were elected for the yeere twenty-eight. l President e Harold Sapp Vice President - Fern Case Secretary And Treasure Q Neve Lou Crownover Ire lowrey was Selected as class sponsor. Two Claes parties were held during the yearn The one in first semester was held at the home of Pauline Hawkins: and one in the last semester at the Hannah Nuttman Parke The cleae was e great success in their Freshmen year, Leaving their greenneee to the oncoming Freehmenf they to school with e greater determination to do their parte A party was held at the home oft Neve Lou Crownover first semester and e party is being planned for the springh The sophomore class was always ready and willing to their part in school ectivitiesn 'Q The sophomore Officers: President H Feyme Miller Vice Fresident Q Harold Sapp Secretary And Treasure e Fern Case The sponsor is Mr Hose The Sophomoree wer Jock Allen Virginia Archer JohndBeumen . Fern Case ' Kenneth Chronistef Don Cottre Neve Lou C wover Betty Death Ellen Draper Donald Everwtt Jean Everett Pauline Hawkins ' Donna Johnston Ru.h Klems Riohan Henley ' .4 y, . A' Q' sl 1 'T ' t I, 4-,. - '.: 1' G f-I 1' hliiieniwtnaneinkegg, e ee follows Naam honda Mann Eayme Miller Jesse lure: Donald Meyers Doyle Painter Le Vere Geyer Lloyd Frey Harold Sapp Charles Shell Donald Stevens' Bonita Thatcher Hob.rt Troutner Berbere White Nile Williamson Phyllis Wolfe , G ,r :Y'fmfI.ffT1T ,Y th! thi camo the do ex: 4 - .,,. fl! if T1 ar-n M, AL A QF' ,M - W 1,1 V , nLjQ JT'n, A 1 '4 - + T3gbyeviu:g -wg Lm , lf I' ,'v, ur' 31 . , . , 'I Yf U32 U, ft Pa L lvl? ', ,, NM ' . 5. ,541-QQ f. 4.4 ,Ne ,w- . .., ,. -W vm, ,. - ,H 5 W3 , wa , 4 Y, . H .5 N M 'unfr- Ijw ,, ...QWQ Fif- ,, ,My A M N V 'X N! 1. 1,7 :f. :'i' 431 nw N.-. L ,qw xl, .X it , -1 1 51 ., . N -. , hw.-' ' . 4 ,N iq '- my , ,4 17' -.- Q- I' 0. I 1 ef L4 USM? . ffifd ' 'mg .54 1v'F 111' ei'J'? n5 141 71.17 U4 lr' -, .1 L 4,1 ffl- -P l - 1:.1'-3? ,11r'g, 5 4 W1.Q:.3 xfg: Lv, ,Jr ' 'L- -1'1-it E . ,...v1,:fb.,?.., ' ' 4 'Efflhf ' N111 x 'g n,4.' 1 1' 1 2iE 4f , 1 11 1 'sms' , 1, Jw ,-5-11. ' M 31 4 A.. 1 V I 1 V V 1 1 1 1 11-fp W s 1111 lv. I 1 1, 1 :I A 'z '1-inf. PM, 5 ' , . 4 , .K ,- , fe: 1 , , 1' X ' ' 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 A ' ' T-1 mf-.tg 1 4 1' I' Y , 1 -' 1 fu., -1 ,w-sift Q11 7 1' J 1, , .1 '11 ' 1 ' '1 4 .f '. UXL4 ul , :N 4. gp, L ' - - r. ,MMO M -M I U . ,-J S I rllllmmt cues HISTORY In liptemblrf 1941, Forty-two Freshmen entered Pleeeeant Mille High 8ohool.' They were uneccuetomed to the routine ot high school lite end showed it very much. The Freshmen Clase elected the following officers: President - Richard Kelly Vice President - Boris Shoeff Secretary And Treasure - Alyce Gilpin Mrs. Fortney was chosen as Class Sponsor. , The Freshmen class was always ready and willing to co-oper- ate ln all school ectivitiee and during the year were prominent in theme A The Freshmen were ee follows: ' Betty Adeblue welma Bailey Eli Beer Illdred Beeri Jean Berry Doris Beyers Eugene Brbdbeck Eileen Ceee Joan Chronllher Ruth Clerk Jim Daniele Ile FFBDKI' Verlyn Geyer Alyce Gil ln Junior Hugflen Donald-Joh ann Lu Anna Johnson Richard Kelly? Dore Hee Mocullough' DCB!! hull 1-Ill Alva Meyers Bob Miller Jean Ray lazy Rose Kerman Rose Bernice Snell Doris Shoeft Lee Bpeekmen Donald Strayer Pnylliee Stump Garden Sumen Ruth Bdman Ruby Taylor Betty Tulbleson Lucy Vere Burvll Watkins Cleore White Veda Williamson Richard Wlhlhl Betsy Young Q lllqred Beer,,118 Franke, end Rleherd Kelly loved. 'O 'ffb !-Li ' Q . V V 7 . 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V H u 1 A 4 wv' U. f uv :WN ,4I. 4 1 'B 'J Vi :R mr , p If . mv? XA' V 'l'.41 3: ,. I 1-1. , 'I gl? L . 'vffi N! , vi gc ,-1 ,1 ,Nr 4' ,f- ., , ...Ld - 4 J in - r p f Q 1 1 c Y. .- fir - ' of ug' - , 1, -., O . I. .3 .. -zu. VJ .5 1! 1 Q--A 2 4 .v. H. 'A PARTIES Twentg-five Freshmen entered the Pleasant Mills High school in 1958. f course every one was looking forward to a good time. The first Freshmen' party was held at the Pleasant Mills High School in-Dctober 9 19580 We spent the night playing games. The refreshments were served in the High School. 1 On January 12th. l959y we had a surprise birthday party for Doris Martzb We spent the evening in playing Samoa. Later we had a lunch in cafeteria styles eLn our Sophomore year our first party was at the Hanna-Nutt- man Park in October, l959l Most everybody invited his or her best friend which made the party more exciting. The boys would take their girl friends walking on the other side of the creek where paths led in different directionsb I sometimes wonder if .that's all they did, I doubt itg donft you? . The day before school was out we had another party which was held at Lorraine Johnsonls housen Games were enjoyed inside the house. Delicious refreshments were served during the party. In our Junior year the first party was held at the home of Mr. Marsh. Games were enjoyed by a l W o were present, me also had a scavenger hunts A box of candy was ewurded as a prize to the winners. A Weiner roast was enjoyed laters The Senior year was the most important of all so everybody thought. The first party was held at Edna Lautzenheiser's.That's when we ran out of drinks and canes You might guess why! Edna and Lorraine were on the eats committee- Naturally those two had to go without. We had another scavenger hunt. A.box of candy was awarded to Doris martz and Lester Kaehr, A bottle of catsup with a nipple on was awarded to Eileen Johnston and Harold August. when everybody thought they were tired and sleepy they went home. on Qu New Yearfs Eve the Senior class held a party at the home ot'Nr, and Mrs. Vizard. Perhaps I should begin to tell what during the pregaretion of the partgr when several of the arrived in the af ernoon to discuss t e plans for the big we found none other than-guess who?-Right Docs scrubbing It was ran to see mm sormiuetrloue d1il1'iDghg.g8 V ' r o dn't hal ee p so or 4 Zgiggigggt 3321 ugagggthe eventpunforgeggbleriz the punch tor It contained practically everything, Bl p started at Qffllliau wrong with it. we have never been ahhmi r .' . I. -i ,e- ' tg 'l' -- 1 , .X .' N -.lv 'L P-, Q4-, f Adil 4 ' . Q -K 1 I , .,4 f . 1 X pi.. . - Jul, Q J A . .yr I L.. '5ais.+ wr- 1 f '-'-f3Z-- 4 ffl. -I' ou- ' ' Y, ' 4'-'1' - S rf 4-.. ' ' 'vw v fx V I s-Y. ,H':'x MU' . 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