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

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A, A- J f if A 5 , ' iii ' - gil t sf , , 1 'Z 5 Cfaad itlidforg In the fall of 1948, twenty four frisky, mischievous freshmen started high school life. We were those freshmen and we were expecting initiation. After a lot of suspense we were finally initiated and when those seniors were finished, so were we. But they suddenly became very kind-hearted and gave us a party that night. Later on we had a wonderful class party at Sunset Park. Some of our teachers during that green year were: Mr. Bauman, Mr. Coppess, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Frey, and Mr. Dolby. At our first class meeting we elected Bill Johnson, President, Bob Bowen, Vice-President, Sally McCullough, Secretary, Richard Young, Treasurer, and Mr. Coppess, Sponsor. When we arrived for our Sophomore year, some of our schoolmates were missing. Bob Mitchell, Ruth Johnson, Charlie Hawkins, and Norma Kiser had entered other schools, but with our new school chum, Phyllis Moser, our enrollment was boosted to 21 members. Promptly we elected our class officers. John Bilderback, President, Bonnie Roe, Vice-President, Kay Miller, Secretary, and Sally McCullough, Treasurer. Some of our teachers in our Sophomore year were Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Higgins, Mr. Hick- man, Mrs. Risser, Mr. Smallwood, and Mr. Vizard. Four exciting things happened: Marilyn and Bonnie were elected second team cheerleaders, we started our school band again, our boys played on both teams and our class party was held at the school house. But the most exciting part of our sophomore year was receiving our class rings QI mean buying theml. After a lively summer we bounced back to P. M. H. S. to become jaunty juniors. We elected Colleen Evans, President, Sally McCullough, Vice-President, Alice Hirschy, Secretary, and Grace Baltzell, Treasurer, and Mr. Garrett, Sponsor. We welcomed sweet Alice Hirschy, and Charlie Hawkins into our class and regretted the loss of Roberta Roebuck, Barbara Irwin and Carrie Drake. Our Junior play was directed by Mr. Garrett and was entitled His Ozark Cousins . The cast included Bob Bowen, Bob Noll, Marilyn Noll, Myrna Foor, Colleen Evans, Bonnie Roe, Alice Hirschy, Sally Mc Cullough, Glen Bauman, John Burkhart, John Bilderback, and Kay Miller. Hurrah! Now we are brilliant, dignified, sophisticated seniors. Besides getting two new principals in one year, we also welcomed Nancy Custard fa cute little mis- chiefb into the class. Our exciting and nervous trip to Robert's Studio was an experience to tell our grandchildren about. The County Tourney and the yearbook also created quite a stir this year. Our class officers are Sally McCullough, President, John Burk- hart, Vice-President, Marily Noll, Secretary, Nancy Custard, Treasurer, and Mrs. Andrews, Sponsor. We are all looking forward to graduation and the class trip, two events which have been our cherished dream since we began high school. lm 0 'W y A Who's the musician? ....... .... G race Baltzell Who's the laziest? . . . . . Glen Bauman Who's the wolf? . . . ....... Bob Bowen Who's bashfulii .... .... J ohn Bilderback John Burkhart Who's the calmest? . . . Who's the youngest?. . . . Z :Nancy Custard Who's the sleepiest? .... . . .Lee EdW21I'dS Who's the Romeo? ....... .... O lin Edgell Who's the shortest? ....... . . .Colleen Evans Who's the most sociable? . . . ...... Myrna Foor Who's curly headed? ...... . . . Ch21rleS HaWkiI1S Who's the most excitable?. . . .... Alice Hirschy Who's the tallest? ........ ...... B ill Johnson Who's the Tom Boy ? ...... . . .Sally McCullough Who's the biggest nuisance ? . . ..... Kay Miller Who's the quietest? ....... . .Phyllis MOSGI' Who's the neatest? ...... . . .Marilyn Noll Who's always hungry? . . ....... Bob Noll Who's the athlete? ........... . . . Jack Raudenbush Who's the most talkative ? ....... ...... B onnie Roe . . . . Henry Sipe . . .Dick Young Who's Who's the walking encyclopedia?. . . the most argumentative ? -0-g-0-g-0-0,0, -0-0-0-O-0-0-0 Treon Poultry Market VIZARD MOTORS Community Qil CO, Your Studebaker Dealer Salem Store Decatur, Indiana Lee Hardware Phfme 3-3006

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, ew 61444 Wd! , ,-2 L 'KX I, Grace Baltzell, will my expert trombone playing to Ronnie Gephart. I, Glen Bauman, will my ability to cut up in Mr. Stebing's study hall without getting caught to Dwight Edgell. I, John Bilderback, will my good behavior to Larry Myers. I, Bob Bowen, will my ability to go with all the girls to Jack Bebout. I, John Burkhart, will my ability to keep out of mischief to Dick Bauman and Dwight Edgell. I, Nancy Custard, will my ability to want only one boy friend and keep him to Violet Judge. I, Olin Edgell, will my ability to stay on the road and out of the ditches to Dick Bau- man. I, Lee Edwards, will all my bad habits to the Juniors and my good habits to the Freshmen. I, Colleen Evans, will my shortness to Janet Shady. I, Myrna Foor, will my good behavior to my sister, Ann, and my ability to eat without getting fat to my cousin, Roger. I, Charles Hawkins, will my ability to drive reckless, without having any wrecks, to Jim Wilson. I, Alice Hirschy, will my ability to flirt with the boys to Marilyn Luginbill and some of my pep to Carol Archer. I, Bill Johnson, will my ability to play good basketball to Leon Byers. I, Sally McCullough, will my ability to yell and get hoarse at a ball game to Shirley Williamson. I, Kay Miller, will my ability to chew gum in Mr. Stebing's class and get caught to Raymond Lichtenberger. I, Phyllis Moser, will my ability to keep quiet in classes to Mary Sheets. I, Marilyn Noll, will my good behavior, only when the teachers are looking, to Darlene Fortney. I, Bob Noll, Will my ability to take two steps at a time and not get caught by Stebing, to Larry Myers. I, Jack Raudenbush, will my ability to get through and out of school, without studying, to Herman Fox. I, Bonnie Roe, will my tiny waist line to Virginia Wolf and my long hair to Lester Painter. I, Henry Sipe, will my ability to eat candy in Mr. Stebing's study hall to my brother, Gerald. I, Dick Young, will my ability to drive slow to Miss Huser. We, the Senior Class, bequeath our sympathy to the faculty for losing such a brilliant, well-mannered, well-behaved, active, noiseless, and wonderful class. -o-o-o-o-o-o-o- West End Texaco Berne I. G. A. Store