Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 73, Decatur, Adams County, 27 March 1958 — Page 11

THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1958

SCHOOL REPORTER TV. Monday night, the county volleyball tourney was held at Berne. Both a girls’ and a boys' team from Monmouth took part in this annual event. The MHS boys were defeated in the first round of play by Adams Central; however, the Monmouth girls did much better. They defeated Pleasant Mills and Adams Central to meet Berne to

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the finals They won the Orat fame of the finals but were defeated in the other two games by very narrow margins. MHS is proud of both the boys .and the girls who participated in this tournament. Nice going, kids! -M.H.S.Tickets for the fish fry were sold by the members of the band and any other students who wished to do so. Faye Bittner and Calvin Caston sold the most tickets'. More students should be as good a salesi.

man or saleswoman as these two have proved to *•• —M.H.S.— Well, track season is “just around the corner" as the aaying goes. Next Thursday, April 3, the MHS track season opens in a triangular meet with Monmouth, Geneva, and Bluffton participating MHS is hoping to have a good track season this year. How about starting with a win, boys! —M.H.S.-

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The juniors] have been work-1 ing very hard on] "TTib Baby Sit-| ter,” which is’ the play they’ are planning to| give tonight. The play will ‘

begin at 8 o’clock at the Pleasant Mills auditorium. The admission charge will be 50 cents. Every coe is invited to come. The girls sex-

tet and the boys quartet will present music Between Beta. —P.M.H.S.— The choir has been practicing very hard for the contest which is to be held at Greentown Saturday. The choir will sing around 2 o'clock. The choir will leave the school house at 8 a.m. They will take a school bus. —P.M.H.S.— The Pleastapt Mills girls volleyball team.was defeated Monday evening by the Monmouth

girls, in the tourney played at Berne. —P.M.H.S.— , The sophomore class had a class meeting Wednesday and they decided to have a roller skating party April 9, everyone is Invited. Tickets can be purchased from any sophomore. (Kay Funk) —P.M.H.S.— The sophomore girls in home ec. made pies and a cake last Thursday. They have been doing many interesting things in class,'

tKay Funk) -P.MILBIn English the sophomores are working on Julias Ceaser. They are divided into groups, some groups are making news’ papers, posters, recordings and other tilings at the story. (Kay Funk) —P.M.H.S.—* The PTA sponsored a supper, Monday evening for the seniors and also for the basket boll boys After everyone finished eating Mr. Getting showed a film on sports

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