Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 57, Decatur, Adams County, 8 March 1956 — Page 13

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SCHOOL REPORTER choice. •The rings will arrive next fall when the kids are then juniors. — P. M. H. 8. — Jackets, ordered by the senior boys, were delivered one day last

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WeO. Th* JA6MU look W sharp; they are made of black wool with white leather sleeves. —P. M. H. 8. — - . Each member of the senior class received an invitation to the senior night the rural youth is spon-

iorthg. This <m *f»nt WiH W | held tonight at the Community ; Center. < — P. M. H. 8. — The St. Mary’s boys and girts 4-H clubs observed national 4-H week this week by calling an enrollment meeting which was held at the Pleasant Mills school house i last Tuesday night. Many pupils from Pleasant Mills attended this , meeting. — P. M. H. 8. — The Adams county junior leader associAtion will hold theft kickoff meeting next Monday night at the Pleasant Mills gym. — P. M. H. 8. — The junior members of the play cast have started the ball rolling. Play practice officially opened last Tuesday night. The juniors have a lot of work ahead of them but they're sure to prove themselves very well. — P. M. H. 8. — The Pleasant Mills Junior Spartans lost in the finals of the northdivision tourney to the Adams Central team. The boys won over Monmouth by a big margin in the first game but just couldn’t get up enough steam to overtake those Greypups. —P. M. H. S. — The The seventh grade class is getting into the act, too. They are studying drama in literature class and they have decided to give a

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Leads in “Youl Cah’t Kies Caroline” are Carol ICaehr and David Smith, play director Lucille] Beavers announ] ced this week ] line, an unusuA'l Carol wad chos | en to play Caro

girl, and Davl4^«® : for Joe, the typical high school hero. Other peris in the thirteen-

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Itaw, Praetfee - wtti tecta next week. — A. C. H. S. — Basketball Beason ended for Adams county just last Saturday, when the regional representative, Monmouth, gave South Side’s Archers a tough time in Fort

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fww». The’muty ean te »r<md of the Eagles for their good show.ing! Perhaps, tod. there Shotild he .general congratulations all around ,for each of the nine teams of Adjanis county who made 1956-’56 ant other good year in Indiana’s fav- .. .-- ' , ■-■ " ■■■"■ '•' '