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

Page 21 text:

. These boys are an unusual group, so quiet, so reserved and so, studiols that they run to class and push esoh other on .le way. Often hey ask to he dL-m1ssed -arl,, gould it be that they like Physical Ed. better? They prefer.problems instead of constructions and formal proofs. If the school term is long enough, they may be able to comprehend some Geometry VUCATIUNAL ' . Hone Econonlcs ' Mrs- Yaeer who is at the head of the Home Bc. department has helped bring it to a successful year of 1942 and 1943. During nme .first senester the Freshmen girls studied foods and helpet with the school lunch. The Sophomore girls also helped with the preparation of the school lunch which has become very popular this years On an average basis, 152 pupils have been served per day The way to e fellows heart is through his stomach, as people say, The girls tried this by serving the fellows they especially liked first if someone else didn't beat them to it Serving was quite e rush at all times and the girls were glad when everyone had been served. It seems strange that when it came dishwashing time the girls were hard to find: The close of serving was in January when there couldn't be enough butter supplied and due to the food rationing. Cleora and Veda sold candy, pop, and ice cream this year They tried to sell as much to one person as they could but didn't always accomplish to-do so. The later part of the year they could only,get a few pieces of candy and pop to sell. 0? oeurse to nise some excitement they once in a while dropped s botfle ef pop accidently The FPGSBMQH girlsaheye been sewing this semester. Hany of their EQWLBE B?SQ9ets shew neat workmanship. The lophcmcre girls displayed their skill and taste in furnishing 'Dream Houses' in the Home Management class. Now they are stud.1mg Hygiene and Home Nursing. They hops to become stronger, healthier and more physical fit through exercises and ntuqtisv -

Page 20 text:

. ...I , -U' Q , x W hx ' 3, H ' .. 1x1 ' s 0 ' , . ? .u' -vlfsl A., v TWII 4 G . , 5 ,, 1' sv' ,. 1-', '. - yfK1'?7'H'd iw: 1-fr we .2 , '., + fb. 9, A' A 'Ay-'J'.. Q. H' 1 v 'L G' f.. , .- ,J ,.. 9..- ' NYM 'NMFA ,i., - - W r, nw 1 bt '- .- ,N . . X ,I I N I W. . . 1 , ,r 41 ,:'.T. ' .I-.- WLM., '-A-ff? Q' I . v n A X fl V . N, .um ,' xi A , .-lv ,. :Va , QPFZQXZ., f!,f4- X, ' 4 f , . ' I 5 1 wma V 0 :.g.y:,Mfl ' W, L. 'xl 4 1 ' I ' .x , -, A if A , 'Q' -g 1 , ,, QI. M . ' ' A 1 , Q. , . , ,. ' 1 A 4 Y K f V ,mf I I4 Y -'Qu' ' . gr- .64 'T 'Fi Y 1 ,M '11, Jw ' I -K 3.10 9, 'P 'A f,a f rp it .hers .ri Y 41 ll :If xg: I 1- ,U ',. fy, H f L h 'dy-lwv. 1. +34 3

Page 22 text:

s-F5541 an rfv' nm. 2 ww fl ww .. .f -Damn ' ' We V , ..., I, V ',,.-. ,, 1 I. , .: , . ,. , 1 . - g '.- A . , .-,1 m3-.,x , , nw., . I B ,' -M P, . 1.'3':1:7'f'L ,YL U : ' '- ,Y 'Lf- 1 .ik M, ,,.w7,ax A. - - ,il .M :I ar emqqf.iw:! 1- H: Ml' 1 Wh :M fi-jan.: 1255 f. .a,1'T ' wad YH ' iw w',S,.nr 1 X 'dl' k i4f?211 'J 3 W 'will M.. ', fx., r yy? sig, . T 2 Q w22 i M , L lag! :fy -1 -, fvfq. a 1559 I ' - ' . 12154 5, Y, I ,QQ 4, ' fm f . jp1 :' fr- -y f'-r0f7'?F. -,1 ' V JJA ,xxx , avr l ' Jw :fm . i-1 M -S25 f :gpm 1 Hi-2.. F' Aj !4 f'f 9'g.f ,r Wzluavt 3' Q: L . , , ','.. -. 'P , -fl X . ' :QL N - 45,7 ' ,V 1.,,' :,N vfgy-2 ' N ' , ffl Q f 'XNN a.',f,'i 'i,55,3ff'Q1'M'f'1?i1- n . we . -Q'-F iw 34- -g.g'iN9f - w YT .- ' J '1' 3 UW1?hff.?'3IH4'i7 ,f f vfr., 2' ,ekfqg Ing-A 'ef -'six 'iw 1 ... , 3 5' KH ' Q K' 1 ,I 4 ,x H ,, ,. ,J Q I I U w J'rl r, my 'tux il 'L V4 5 , bl s'l'f 1 ' ' M' ff-'rw Mn- in .ks Y' It LA' 1 A mn! Lyn 1