Johnsville High School - Anchor Yearbook (Shauck, OH)

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CLASS HI TORY .C...i...d, As spring came around the plants showed their talents by presenting their class play, A Case of Springtime . The plants didn't shut their eyes until late the night of the play, for they were busy decorating their garden for the Junior and Senior Banquet and Prom. The moon shone brightly over the garden as we invited the Seniors into our garden. ln the summer of 1954, the plants held another festival in their garden. One of the plants, Lois Reed, surprised us by getting married, the plants in return surprised her by giving her a kitchen shower. The plants were fully leafed out as they went into the hands of their Senior Advisor, Mr. Tyrol Noble. The plants proved to be good salesmen as they sold over one thousand dollars worth of magazines. Leading this sales drive was Donald Rinehart. After the magazine sales the plants resumed their studies, until they had the scrap drive. We were sorry that one of our plants, Norman Rupe, was injured in this drive. The plants journeyed to Smuckers Studio in Mansfield to have their portraits made. We noticed a new plant in our garden, as Melvin Plotner entered our garden, for a total of 31 plants. The plants are looking forward to future activities, which will be the presenting of the senior class play, Father Knows Best , the senior trip, and the Junior and Senior Prom. We are sure that from the garden there will be a great harvest, which will put forth much effort toward the making of better citizens. The garden, as it grew, formed a V , which now stands for Victory .

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