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

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W 161: ,',:,-'I 4 . ' l n fluenoed not only by their immediate environment, but by the life. manners, customs, ideals, attitudes, and accomplishment C9f'05h0P peoples living in peet end present tlmese Democreoy le attained through the cooperation of lnd- lvlduele and groupee Through those eooiel organizations men has developed national life, ouotome, lawns and activities for living better individually and ln groupee Thleeoouree will show the need for better world oooperetlone Every Day Problems A new course, teught'by Mre Dale Ty ROIB, woe introduced in the high sehool curriculum th -'1' second aemeeter. liQPu1ng Jenuury 1. l9t3, entitled 'Every Dey Pronlene.' This course WHS'planned to meet the needs of the Senior boys interested in the current problems, I C11 This course had three main objectives, namely: To acquaint the student with some of the modern literature- new books written on the present Warp including flctlong altlogo ' t C27 To introduce the etudent to the type of general o1aee1fioatlon.teet that one must take when entering the U0 Be Army and Navy. In thle pheee of the oouree em- phasis was placed on higher Mathematica, especially dletance problems and geometric tlgureee C55 What every-body een do to win the wer, including our part in the Civilian Defensee Time was spent on ' hevlng report: given on treoee, lndustry, taxetlcn, ag- riculture and purchasing of-wer oondse In the e report: reasons why they are or greet importance we e presented by the individual students. The last week wee devoted to the study of ways to secure permanent Peace and prosperity for alle W LANGUAGE - ' 'A LEJJJL d The present war program has wrought havoc in the Latin fcllil- Only three.glrle ,have withstood the storms of the idretqaemeetero 'Two boys enrolled in college et Chrietmaeo 5995592 boy either had Nbuok fever' or 'cold feet'. He just QTQPPBG eatin, llthough he had been doing good worke Maybe ll nfefjudiyigkt eo ,hard ron it or lt might have been that I? 27 51-.4 fl- 1' A5 - , ,' '. '

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Latin and Basketball could nw. -pin be taken. The girls have completed ghe Qrefnf' Lira Q, giggx Pose or Caesar. Maybe some ai, sfey 'ny ofcfwe AWYS QP I 'A . , - '-,' '-, --'.-J-K. -S., ., .f gRALd amber they have edocee .. in same -Ae eaeeev Q w.- actics. ldteratuse HHS. Forbney taught tee Junior Americai Zitararupg Clase ohis year. The main Obviuqfqg vie 2: nzgig T-tzregqmg as an Zu:e'0nlhet1on of Amerizsp Lifehzz '36 :ist cu: liz- hf2fH49 iv Sb Pewmly inueree lee and inpopi'iL biciuie 12 exioros n vivid areoant of tae 7:55 E4 wgicx cgevifz :E ine greoenn cane into beide. English 3 aad 19 These courses were iauggt by mr. Rose. .Daring the fire eemesber exphasis was :lease on grammer ang poems vfiting, 312 secoxd semester was eatirely ievcted me the scudy of lin- Qrebure including current literature. The chief obgective of Qnis :curse was the teachamg ci literature agyfcciutien. Level and biography reading wa? enoouragei during ihe janv. MATHEMATICS glfetrs , Iris yes! :he cnrcllment in Algebra 9 use muen larger ihef any pzevicus year. Several Soptrmcre boys L sided to reoeem their F45 fran Lest year. In the class the theory of the survival of the fittest T95 Quite fvidant. Several failcf to earn the ccvceed pess- MFG -eragc and fell by the uayuiie. The, LfifJ3 have Leen FW'k0JlF plodding along, hopiui that at the end :J the aem- Lvbwr Lhey will receive staxs an their CFLVMS ui glory as TGWGTQB for their work. Geometry U8U811y the Gccmeiry clasp has just Coneisted of boys H and has been known as NbatcheLors headquartersn. Thi. year 039 Eirl enrolled. Since Neva Lou moved to Monroe, the boys have been downcast, especially Donald Johnson.