Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 69, Decatur, Adams County, 22 March 1956 — Page 9

School Reporter

PLEASANT MILLS HIGH By Norma Jean Bailey

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Only tw o week# "til the fatal day. That’s] the topic of con-1 versation with] the JunijoTß these days.] They have mastered the first act and are really going! great guns with* their play. “A Boj

will be presented by the junior class of Pleasant Mills April 6. This play, a 3-act comedy, is really very interesting and is sure to be a big hit. Let’*s all plan to attend. — P. M. H. S. — A change of cast has been announced In the play by the sponsor. Arnold Getting. John Frey is taking the part of Tongo, the leopard Man. — P. M. H. 8. — -■ The mixed chorus from Pleasant Mills will enter the contest at Bluffton Saturday. Members of > the chorus Include Carl Sipe, Lar- ■ ry Merriman, Marabelle Wolfe, Lynn Meffefd. Kay Van Over, Judy j

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Bollen bacher. Gary Millington, David Light. Dick Johnson. Kay Archer, Judy Brunslrup, Hubert Kuhn, David Myers. Homer Gause. Jerry Winans, Betty Myers, Wan--1 da Lugenbill, Marily Seipte. Glenda Thomas. Janice Smith, Mary Myers, Sue Fortney, Mary Speakman. and Larry Myers. The student body and faculty of Pleasant Mills wish this group all the luck in the world and we re sure they will do their best which is tto say the least) very good. — P. M. H. S. — The Happy Hours Rink will be the scene of the skating party that the freshmen from Pleasant Mills are sponsoring. If apy of you late ones do not have your tickets, they can be purchased from any member of the freshman class. — P. M. H. S. — The members of the boys’ volleyball team will travel to Berne April 3. Playing on the team are Darvon Light, John Speakman, Dick Byer. Charles Wolfe, Larry Myers. Carl Sipe, Don Melchlng, ■ Lester Sheets, and Paul Butler. 1 All these boys are seniors and ■ they’re sure to do a swell job to bring the championship back to (P.M.H.S.

Also entering in the tournament will be the girls’ volleyball team. Members of this team are Betty Myers, Marie Ohler, Jane Raudenbush, Carolyn Sheets. Sally Sheets, Judy Williamson. Kay Bollenbacher, Barbara Geisler. Janice Smith, and Marabelle Wolfe. Good luck, girls! # — P. M. H. S. — Many boys in school are trying out for track this year. The list includes seniors: Darvon Light, Don Melching, Gene Williamson, Paul Butler, John Wolfe, Carl Sipe; juniors: John Frey, David Myers. Jerry Williamson, David Light, Bill Garwood, Hubert Kuhn, I-arry Wable; sophomores: Dick Johnson, Jay Sheets, Larry Brunner. Morris Colter. Billy VonGunton. David Rash; freshmen: Steve Irwin, Roger Snyder, Sheldon Light, Steve Riff, Roger (Roe, and Tom Garwood. Coach Myron Lehman has been working very hard with these boys and we're sure he will make a very good track team out of them- — P. M. H. S. — CORRECTION! Since March 30 is Good Friday, the Adams Central, Jefferson meet will be held March 29. Sorry. — P. M. H, S. — The junior class is sponsoring a scrap drive this next week. The

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drive officially begins Match 24 and will end March 31. These kids are really working to get enough money to go on their class trip and P. M. H. S. wishes them the best of luck in all their efforts. — P. M. H. S. — The sophomores are sponsoring a bake sale March 31 at Schafer’s Store. The sale will be held from 9-12. This could save you busy housewives a lot otf work getting ready for all that flaster company. Instead of baking that big cake or those- several dozens of cookies, buy them at the sophomore bake sale. — P. M. H. S. — The members of the senior class took a Kuder vocational prefer; ence rating one day last week. Most of the class found that the test was very successful in finding what they were really interested In. — P. M. H. S. — Rev. Ralph Johnson, pastor of the Monroe Methodist Church, presented the message for the chapel services last week. Rev. Johnson told of his recept trip to Cuba and the 4-Teens favored the group with a song. It was a very interesting program. — P. M. H. S. — To the seniors, graduation time is just around the corner. Then

sumijier jobs and before we know it It will be fall again and time for those who plan to further their education to go back to school and the others will be working somewhere. It hardly seems to these kids that their twelve years in public school are up. does it? 7 — P. M. H. S. Miss Louise Brumbaugh, director of mental health of the Fort Wayne puhlfc schools, will be guest speaker at the Pleasant Mills P. T. A. meeting next Wednesday evening. Also on the agenda will be the selection of officers for the coming year. "-V- p. M. H. S. — ADAMS CENTRAL HIGH By Barbara Fiechter

Jujitsu has dawned upon Central — only a mysterious type of class play evolution has turned it into “juioy jitsy.” Juniors rehearsing for “You Can’t Kiss Caroline" turned the

trick, you see. (Uh huh. That explains it all . . .) Just how the Japanese jujitsu is woven into a play about a normal high school crowd won't be revealed until Ap-

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