Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 263, Decatur, Adams County, 7 November 1957 — Page 11

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1957

i The School Reporter

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By Janie Glen Custard, P. M. principal, is selling season tickets. - PMHS — The students were very sorry that Myron Lehman had a back

ailment and was taken home from school last Friday. But we were very happy to see him back at school Monday morning feeling quite a bit better, with nothing left but a slight ache. —P.M.H.S.— The classmen of the upper six grades have recently chosen the Pleasant Mills queen and king, they are Dixie Garner and Dick Johnson. Also chosen were Mr. and Miss P M H S, who are Barbara Geisler and Morris Colter, and Mr. and Miss Senior, who are Marabelle Wolfe and Emmitt Hawkins. The crowning of the queen will be at the first home ghme which is with Adams Central, November 22. - P.M.H.S.— The Pleasant Mills senior play, "There Goes The Bride” will be presented Tuesday, November 12. The senior class hopes you will come and enjoy it. —P.M.H.S.— The mighty Spartans played their first game with the Berne Bears last Friday evening. Unfortunately, it was a lose but keep your chin up Spartans, that was only one out of a whole season. —P.M.H.S.— .»'■ The juniors have now started their candy sales. They hope to make enough money to go on their trip this spring. So if you really want some good candy buy soipe from them when they come to your house. Good luck kids! -P.M.H.S.— Mrs. Helen is starting, to work on music ensembles who are going to the district contest in Ft. Wayne in January. All PM high school students who are interested should see Mrs. Ehrsam. —P.M.H.S.— The Pleasant Mills high school band marched in the Halloween parade''last Thursday evening. They did not receive any prize money but they got a lot of experience out of it. —P.M.H.S.— The cheerleaders looked very snappy in their new outfits. They are white with a large black letter P on them. They also have black suede shoes. Really keen, kids! > -P.M.H.S.— The band has decided to have a bake sale some time in November. They are going to buy new plumes for thetthats. —P.M.H.S.— — Everyone was sorry to hear that Barbara Jackson, an eighth grade student here at P.M.. had injured her foot in the chain of a bicycle. The student body here at P.M. wish you a speedy recovery, Barb, and hope you’ll be back in school soon. Jih : t -. -P.M.H.S.— Part of the senior class has been working on posters and programs for the senior play. They also make tickets for the play. -P.M.H.S.— The senior class went to sell annual advertisements last Wednesday. They did very well. And the senior class wants to thank all the merchants who contributed

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for ads. —P.M.H.S.— Very recently the track ribbons were passed out to those who earned them in the track meets. —P.M.H.S.— Don’t forget the play next Tues- | day, ’ 7:30 at the Pleasant Mills gym. —P.M.H.S.— Doyle Lehman, ag. teacher here at PM, took all the ag. boys to Roy Price’s to judge his cattle. They all learned something about them, and they agreed it was worth getting out of school for. —P.M.H.S.— ADAMS CENTRAL HIGH By Marilou Uhrick

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“More! More! We want more.” Try as they might, the boys could not raise that score high enough* and they went down to defeat before

the Geneva Cardinals In Central’s opening game of the.season. Central’s Greyhounds put on a good showing despite the fact that the flu took its toll on the team. The starting five in Friday’s game were Dave Isch, Gary McMillen, Allen Habegger, Max Egly, and Bill Hoffman. Substituting were Norman Hart, Gene Baumgartner, and sophomore Larry Foreman, who played an excellent game. One of the starting five, Tom Hyerly, was unable to play because of the flu. Tomorrow night Central hopes that the Monmouth Eagles will fall prey, so Greyhounds defeather those Eagles. —A.C.H.S.— One hundred and eighty voices, under the able leadership of cheerleaders Marcia Zimmerman, Muri Yoder, Carol Haggard, and Roily Zimmernjan, joined together at the Geneva ball game and literally raised the roof for Central’s Greyhounds. Because of bad weather the club was unable to hold its pep rally Jhursday night but held it indoors on Friday afternoon. It was then that the club learned several new yells. Friday night the cheerleaders went into their routine and, backed by loyal fans, displayed their ability. By tomorrow night both the cheerleaders and the Pep Club should be completely outfitted. —A.CHS — Play practice got underway once more and the cast found to their dismay that a two weeks absence can make you forget almost everything you ever knew. Renaming the cast once again, there are Winston Lister, Marilou Uhrick, Chloe Neuenschwander, Muri Yoder, Pat Liechty, Jerry Beard, Alice Beer, J»cie 'Silyder, Roger Hawkins. Donna Cauble, Doris Bluhm, Marilyn Christner, Rollie Zimmerman, Cecilia Lehman, Marcia Merriman and Jane Grimm. The cast and the director, Miss Imogene Beihold, plan to have "Our Miss Brooks” ready by November 14. The tickets are now on sale. Be sure and get yours soon. —A.C.H.S.— Since the first day of school the freshmen had been asking "When’s the day?” Well, Thursday the 80 freshmen got their wish ahd were officially initiated into high school. •Central. Upperclassmen enjoyed seeing the girls with their hair in pigtails, no less than eight, and their skirts on wrong side out not to mention the lack of makeup.

The boys looked real "fetching” with hair bows and jewelry plus many other interesting details. Both boys and girls wore signs signifying the lowest rank in high school. Carrying the seniors' books and polishing their shoes was another freshman task. —A.C.H.S.— 7 During the afternoon of initiation day the freshmen put on a program the gym. Some knew the part that they were to take in the program while other names were

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mysteriously drawn from a hat. Taking ad active part wore Janice Liechty, Lavina Girod, Duane Arnold, Danny Michaels, Roger Roth. Elizabeth Girod, Onalee Barkley/Claude Striker, Junior Lantz, Laura Hilty, Allen Frecls, Reggie Welch, Roy, Mazelin, Melinda Schwartz, Richard Beard. Leory Cable, Nancy Steury. Joyce Yoder, Sandy Strickler Emma Troyer, Luanne Hollman, Dwight Moser, Clayton Strickler, Rose Schwartz, David Haggard, and Jerry Hirs-

ehy. —A.C.H.S.— The seniors caught four people trying to impersonate seniors by making the unsuspecting freshmen bow to them and polish their shoes. The culprits were Olin Moeschberger, Dave Isch, and teachers Don Gerig and “Red" Cable. When asked to sing the Mickey Mouse song in front of the school, Dave lost all his “senioritis!" —A.C.H.S.—

Central is proud of head majorette Jeannie Smith who won first place at the Decatur parade last Thursday. Although the band did not do as well — they received fifth place — they still deserve a lot of credit for their excellent marching. Better luck next time, kids. —A.C.H.S.— The members of the speech class will soon be super salesmen. This week the class is studying several different ways to put an idea

across. Today and tomdrrow they are giving round table discussions and next week each person will try to sell the other members of the class a car. Wonder what the results will be? - A.C.H.S.— The senior agricultural boys are busily preparing their new room. The old cafeteria has been turned into a farm shop. The boys are making all their own equipment and the shop promises to be a big change from the cramped ag

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room that they occupied before. —A.C.H.S.— The church is full of willing people; some are willing to work and others ate willing to let them.

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