Plain City High School - Plane Yearbook (Plain City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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Mr. Robinson is also an active member of the Lion's Club. .4 1 r A l George Robinson Executive Head MEMBERS OF THE JONATHAN ALDER BOARD OF EDUCATION John Dillion Jay B Graber Vice President Hugh E Roby President Gilbert Kirby Clerk and Aust1nHarbage ag f . K , 1 2 - 1 - Q - g i , Q U ELIZABETH BARTO Engllsh Spanrsh Wooster B A W1ttenbergM A Sr Y Teens Yearbook Qu1ll8a Scroll Sen lor Play Lrbrary MARCELLA MEYER Physlcal Educatton Engllsh Drrver Education Ohxo State B S Colorado State M A Junror Play Cheerleaders Jr Y Teens Intramurals GORDON OXLEY Prrncxpal Scxence Ohro Unr versrty A B KURT KINDLE Hrstory 8a Socral Studxes Mus kmgham A B H1 Y JAMES ADAMS Unrversrty of Kentucky B S Ohro State M A Future Farm ers of Amerrca 7756 DOROTHY SAYRE Buslness Educatron Marshall Co1legeA B School Treasurer Yearbook Advrsor ELSIE RUTH FULLEN Musrc Jordan Conservatory of Musrc Butler Umversrty B M Band Drrector Mrxed Chorus Glee Club 4 1 I I 'Me F9 pfaw BEULAH SELLERS Home Economxcs Potomac State College A B Ohxo Umv erstty B S Future Homemakets of Amettca Advlsor CORA GISLER Speech and Engltsh Ohto State GERALD STRALEY Phystcal Educatton Ohto State Untverstty B S Coach ORRIS D McCAULEY S c 1 e n c e Indtana Untversxty gmta Untversxty B S 8a M S Student Counctl Advxsot JOHN WILLIAM BALDWIN Industr tal Arts and Sctence Ohto State Untverstty B S 4 THELMA CARY Mathematics and Enghsh Cap ttal Umvetstty A B ETHEL THOMPSON Mathemaucs and Geography Ohto Umverstty A B Nattonal Honor SOCISIY Advtsor , A Capital Urtiversity, West Virl A I B.s. ' ' ' A ' ' ' i?56 BOB ANDERSON Bob has been an actxve Hr Y member durrng all four years of hrgh school He partrcrpated rn the Prrnce of Peace Contest rn hrs Jumor year and was rn mrxed chorus two years He has also been a member of the senror band and has played basketball and baseball DONNA ARMENTROUT Donna a charter member of the class has been an offrcer rn numerous organrzatrons Among these are secretary of the senror class mrxed chorus and student councrl treasurer of the class rn her sophomore year and a member of the Y Teens cabrnet She was also a lrbrarran and member of the semor band and annual staff WWE DICK ARTHUR Drck rs what one mrght call the frddle footed mem ber of the class Durrng hrs freshman year whrch he spent at Plarn Crty he was a member of the senror band and the Hr Y Club Then rn hrs sophomore year he attended Tuscon Hrgh School rn Tuscon Arrzona After returnrng to Plarn City rn hrs Junror year he played basketball and partrcrpated rn the Junror class play and Prrnce of Peace Contest SHARON BENNETT Sharon whose specral rnterest is musrc has been a member of band and mrxed chorus four years and glee club accom panrst two years Among her many other actrvrtres are student llbrar ran Y Teens F H A Qurll and Scroll and member of the annual staff and Natronal Honor Socrety 5 O . - , ss. 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'74e?9 JANICE BLEVINS Another charter member of the class rs Jamce Blevrns She has been very rnterested rn FHA berng Presrdent of the local chapter and county parlramentarran rn her senror year Janrce has grven much of her trme rn servrce to others along wrth berng edr tor of The Plane a member of the Natronal Honor Socrety Qurll and Scroll Y Teens grrl s glee club mrxed chorus, and sophomore stu dent councrl representatrve CHARLES CALLE Charles has held several offrces rr' organrzarrons durrng hrs last two years rn hrgh school some of them berng student councrl vrce presrdent H1 Y presrdent and presrdent of the senror class Among hrs other actrvrtres are baseball and student lrbrarran Charles also had the honor of representrng our school at Bucxeye Boy s State rn hrs junror year Pl-IYLLIS KELLIN Phyllrs has partrcrpated chrefly rn musrc groups durrng her four years rn hrgh school berng a mrxed chorus and glee club member Whrle a member of these she was rn the varrety show and the county musrc festrval four years She also helped rn the pro ductron of the Junror class play, NO MORE HOMEWORK JERRY YANTES The hrgh salesman for the school magazrne drrve rn September 1955 was Jerry Yantes Jerry was rn Hr Y basketball and baseball squads Prrnce of Peace Contest No More Homework and krtchen staff for several years 6 . 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' , - . , I xv . . . . . . , 1 s A - ,sf ' X 1 ' ' - r - N u I I I . x vi l?5 FRED DE LEON Fred IS another charter member of the class Dunng hrs four years of htgh school he was rn H1 Y Junror class play and sophomore mtramurals manager He was also an offxcer rn H1 Y MARY SUE DILLION Mary Sue was a very actrve F H A member for three years havmg been an offxcer and a delegate to the Nauonal Con ventlon rn her sophomore year She also has other rnterests whrch 1n clude ltbrarran mrxed chorus glee club, annual staff,and class secre tary dunng her sophomore year DUANE FREY Durmg all four of hrs hrgh school years Duane was a H1 Y member Duane has grven h1s t1me rn servlce berng one of those behxnd the scenes workers who was so essenual rn the productron of No More Homework and student lrbrarran tn hrs senror year PAUL HAYNES, Buddy xs a member who started w1th the class rn the fxrst grade Buddy was on the student counctl for two years, a member of the H1 Y, semor band, and basketball and baseball squads for several years In addttron to all of these he partrclpated rn No More Homework and was on the annual staff Buddy also was awarded the honor of belng selected the delegate to represent our school at Buckeye Boys' State 1n hrs Junior year 7 1 - . . . . . w k K K ,V , g I 1 1 ' - I s . - . I I - N . . . I . . . . ' - . ' .. - - - n - - - U ,, ,, ..... , . 7444 775mm NORMAN HEADLEE Norman attended Canaan Hrgh School before com mg to Plarn Cxty rn hrs senror year Whrle gorng to Canaan he took part rn musrc HCIIVIIICS played basketball and baseball and was rn the Junror class play At Plarn Clty he served on the krtchen staff rv. N NN. 2223 fri DON HOOPER As an actrve member of FFA Don was presrdent of the 1 ocal chapter a delegate to the state conventron and he attended the Internatronaluvestock Exposmonrn Chrcago However he also was a H1 Y member and offrcer a member of mxxed chorus annual staff and partrcrpated rn No More Homework Q' PHYLLIS JACKSON Phyllrs has had a ver well d d y roun e program of actrvmes durrng her hxgh school years Among some of these acttv rtres are Qutll and Scroll Jumor class play mrxed chorus glee club lrbrary staff majorette Y Teens and co edttor of the annual JOHN DAVIS Another member who has been w1th the class all the way through school IS John He entered the Pnnce of Peace Contest and was vrce presrdent of the class rn hrs Junror year Also he was a mem ber of H1 Y and the annual staff 8 ' r is I .A :fr ug..-I . ,,--. -5: . 4 - .,',..'. ' I l 1 ' i i - I I 1 'i2.F, 7,3 .A 4- Lat-,rf 7 t , Y f sneaks . , . . j . f ' . ' - s , ' ' . 7. s ' lex M y., 12 . 775 MARY LOU MARKS Mary Lou being a member of Y Teens and a cheerleader for the last four years has been very active in other organ tzattons around school Among these are F H A Mixed Chorus L1 brary Student Council and Glee Club She also participated in N More Homework BILL MURRAY Billhas beenamember ofthe H1 Y club for four years He also had a main part rn the Junior class play No More Homework DUANE MAYNARD As can be seen from his brilliant record Duane rs one ofthe more sports minded member ofthe class Along with four years ofbasketball he has played both summer and fall baseball How ever hrs extra curricular activities also include Intramural manager No More Homework Prince of Peace Contest and Annual Staff Duane has also built up a reputation of being a dependable office boy for the past two years JOAN OVHITURF. Before moving to Plain City from Monroe in her freshman year Joan wasa cheerleader and a member of the glee club. Since she has come here she has been in Y-Teens and Mixed Chorus for four years cheerleader for three years and librarian and Glee Club for two years. Besides this she was in the class play Intramural Manager in her sophomore year and treasurer of the junior class. 9 de ALLAN PERKINS Alan has been a member of the H1 Y Club for two years beingchaplarnof the group duung hrs Junror year Also durrng hrs Junror year he partrcrpated rn No More Homework and the Prtnce of Peace Contest GEORGE REAMS George has been a member of the H1 Y Club durmg all four of h1s hlgh school years He also partrcrpated rn the Junror class play No More Homework HAILA ROBY Harla Jorned the class ID her sophomore year comrng from Canaan Whrle attendrng school there she was treasurer of her class and a member of the grrls glee club for two years She also partrcrpated rn No More Homework belonged to the student councrl and annual staff th1s year CLARA ROWE Clara has been a farthful band member durrng all four of her years III hlgh school, gorng to the diSU'1CI competrtron wrth II rn Marlon and Columbus She has also beena member of the F.H.A. four years, glee club, Y Teens three years, and now rn the mrxed chorus 10 . - Y U . . . . . . ,, ,, . 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' U ' ' - sv u ' ' BOB SMITH Bob rs another member of the class who formerly attended another school havrng Just moved here from Canaan th1s year Before comrng to Plarn Crty he played baseball for one year and basketball two years was class treasurer durrnghrs Jumor year and was class Presr dent durrng hrs freshmen and sophomore years Thrs year he rs class treasurer and a member of H1 Y and the varsrty basketball squad 340 A 795 MARY ANN SMUCKER Mary Ann has had an excellent hrgh school record not only rn her SCIIVIIIBS but also scholasncally, as can be seen rn her electron rnto the Natronal Honor Socrety and membershrp rn Qurll and Scroll Besrdes thrs she has been an offrcer rn orgamza trons, such as Class president one year, Y Teen presrdent one year and a member of the F H A cabrnet three years She was m mtxed chorus Y Teens and F H A four years No More Homework glrls glee club and Plane staff LOLA WARD Before movrng to Plarn Crty from Darby rn her sopho more year Lola was lI'l mrxed chorus Varrety show Booster club pro grams class secretary and reserve cheerleader Whrle attendlng school here she has been tn Y Teens and F H A two years and glee club one year She also pamcrpated rn No More Homework PATTY WILCOX Patty was always very acnve rn sports havmg been a cheerleader for four years and mtramural manager one year How ever, she has also been actrve rn other organrzatrons, such as- Y Teens and mrxed chorus four years, and glee club two years Durrng her sen 1or year she was co edrtor of the annual, manager of the magazme dr1ve,and a member of Qurll and Scroll Pat was on the Homecomrng Queens Court for three years ll 4e77Zcme ELWOOD WILLIAMS A member ofthe varsrty basketball squad Elwood also has been very actrve xn FFA devotrng much of hrs trme and effort to that orgamzatron Hrs other actrvrtxes rnclude student lrbrarran class presrdent class vrce presrdent and student councrl for one year He was rn No More Homework and a member of H1 Y four years TED WILSON Ted pamcrpated rn the rumor class play and was on the freshman basketball team Th1s year he was elected vrce presrdent of the semor class besrdesjomrng the varsrty basketball squad rn the mrd dle of the season after some persuasron from the coach JUDY WOODS One of the more musrcally rnchned members of the class xsludy Woods Judy was accompanrst for glee club Y Teens and mrxed chorus for several years She has also parucrpated rn other actrv mes amongthem Qurll and Scroll Natronal Honor Socrety FHA and No More Homework besrdes holdrng numerous offtces ROBIN BOWKER RobmJo1ned the class rnher Jumor year after attend mg Roosevelt I-hgh School ln Honolulu Hawan where she was a band member Durmg her two years at Plam Crty she was rn the band mtxed chorus Y Teens Iumor class play annual staff and a speaker ln the Prrnce of Peace Contest 12 ' U 1 , - 1 v Y - 1 ' - fs .. . , - L l ' - I I I I ,. ,, . . . , . - , ' I U ' I I l ' o I ' '47 If Ioan Overturf Annual Sales l-larla Roby Advertrsrng Mary Ann Smucker Actrvrtres Q,- Patty Wrlcox Co Edrtor 'Q' I we-iii Jerry Yantes Annual Sales udy Woods Photogra pher V' Robrn Bowker Athletrcs Edrtor Clara Rowe Tynms Ian1ce Ble vrns Edrtor ,R 1' Duane Maynard Advertrsrng Manager .35- Elwood Wrllrams Photographer ,..f-' Buddy Haynes Athletrcs 44 Mrss Elrzabeth Barto Advrsor 13 7?5 as :np 'QP Phyllrs Jackson Co Edrtor Don Hooper Advertrsmg fl: 'LNs ohn Davrs r Donna Armentrout Typlng Charrm 811 Mrs Dorothy Sayre Advrsor A JW Mary Lou Marks Advertrsmg gs? 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' ,f V an A, Z' if A.-,' if ' a 2 ' a ' li. iepfmee aw0 4'0!-56 Wtmra 70064-4 Decwlcc 7 ?!ou-ez ?uu6 2046 bleu and 2044 CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Presxdent Charles Calle Vrce Presrdent Ted Wrlson Treasurer Bob Smrth Secretary Donna Armenrrout FIRST ROW Left to Rrght George Reams Harla Roby Jamce Blevms Patty Wrlcox Phyllu Jackson Lola Ward Joan Overturf Sharon Bennett Clara Rowe and Char1esCa11e SECOND ROW Don Hooper Duane Frey Mary Lou Marks Judy Woods Phylhs Kelhn Mary Sue Drlhon Donna Armentrout Robin Bowker Mary Ann Smucker Paul Haynes and Duane Maynard THIRD ROW Fred Debeon B111 Murray Allan Perklns Ted Wrlson Bob Smrth Elwood Wrlhams Bob Anderson Norman Headlee and Jerry Yantes 16 I Adviser. .' .' ' . ' .' . . Elizabeth Barto T 7956 '7 I fs ml S Finally 1944 had come and thirty excited six-year-olds were starting to school. Our first grade teacher was Mrs. Ivy Geese. Remember when she made us take naps on the tables? In our second year Mrs. Anna Meade was our teacher. She taught us the more advanced numbers and words. Miss Angeline Barrick was our third grade teacher Our fourth year was the year the boys enjoyed most of all this far because of our teacher She was Miss Mary Heizer who was very pretty and she couldn't seem to keep the boys minds on the lessons In the fifth grade we had Mrs Martha Engle as a teacher She was well liked by everyone because of her cheerful and friendly ways Our sixth year was one we were all anxiously waiting for so we could be up stairs with the older k1ds Mrs Emma Knight was our teacher that year We were all very excited about getting into the seventh grade because we could change classes with the high school kids Mrs Ethel Thompson was our home room teacher and we all respected her very much With Mrs Joyce Jackson as our home room adv1sor in the eighth grade w occupied what had formerly been the science room but was now a regular class room D1dn't we think we were 1t when we reached the ninth grade and actually gotto choose our own subjects? Probably Mr Balthaser had a slightly different opinion of us though During our sophomore year w1thMr Donald Strothers as our home room advisor we caused slight commotions at times but as a whole we managed to keep out of any serious trouble Then in our Junior year we presented the class play No More Homework and with our advisor Mr Pearson pushing us a little we managed to produce a successful Junior Senior Banquet and Dance the theme of which was Garden of Parad1se Well at last we've reached our senior year although there are very few of the original class left All of us I'm sure have enjoyed working together all these years and particularly with Miss Barto our senior advisor who has given us the guidance we've needed throughout the year We hope to leave be hind us a record that will deserve the esteem and respect of future graduating classes ,-f 5 4- V' - w uf X Eager Begmners School Daze Dlgnlfled Gfadllale 17 . . . H . ' ' vu ' vu. . . . . . . , e I . . , . 1 , ' . 9 . 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W3 M A , 5 0 ' ' , Q 3 T Q .12 -w 3' ' -.Q 5 w 'Me F We the members of the class of mneteen hundred and flfty s1x of Pla1n C1ty I-hgh School havlng completed our twelve years of school do make and pubhsh thxs our last w1ll and testament mak1ng voxd all former w1lls whlch we may have heretofore made As to worldly possess1ons we d1spose of them 1n the manner f0l1OW1ng Item I We hereby w1ll and bequeath to the faculty our s1ncere sympathles hoplng that they wxllbe able to fxnd another class as co operatxve and w1th Splrlt such as ours Item II To the .Tumors we leave room 204 xn hopes that they w1ll enjoy be mg semors as much as we Item III To the sophomores we leave two wonderful years of workxng and playmg 1n hopes that they w1ll make the most of them Bob Anderson w1ll to John Kazee my car and all the g1rls I have transported 1n It Donna Armentrout w1ll to J1m Mxnk my efflcxency 1n dr1v1ng a car and to lrls Chrlsty my cast off sultors Dlck Arthur bequeath to Pern Howard my t1tle of Saxlor Boy and to Tom Lamb my recedmg ha1r hne Sharon Bennett w1ll and bequeath to J1m Mlnk my good study habmts and to Kay Thornh1ll my long d1stant telephone calls Jamce Blevms w1ll to anyjumor g1rl 1n offxce practxce class of 1957 the many hours I have spent typ1ng stenclls and runn1ng the m1meograph ln hope that they do better than I have Rob1n Bowker w1ll to Margorxe Yoder my hula h1ps and to Larry Reed my t1tle of loud mouth Charles Calle w1ll to Dorothy Weldon my faculty for goss1p1ng ln c1v1cs class wlthout gettxng caught John Dav1s bequeath to Clxfford Rxeselt my qu1et but dangerous ways and to Russell N1col my curly ha1r Fred De Leon w1ll to Bud Lovejoy my txtle as Romeo Mary Sue D11l1on w1ll and bequeath to any Junxor gxrl who thmks she can f1ll the pos1t1on my gzft of knowmg how to gwe backrubs mn shorthand class Duane Frey w1ll and bequeath to Pat Love my hxgh readmg speed and com prehenslon and to Yvonne Graber my hot rod dr1v1ng Buddy Haynes w1ll to any Junlor my glft of beauty as a baby although I would rather keep xt for my own chxldren and to Tom Mlller my techmque of raclng down the alrport runway 1n a car w1thout gettmg caught Norman Headlee bequeath to Pern Howard my qu1et ways and to any Jumor my attendance record Don Hooper w1ll and bequeath to John Kazee my ab1l1ty to l1e 1n the center of the wagon on a hay r1de and stxll keep warm and to Russ N1col my methods of gett1ng teachers mad at me and st11l bexng frlends Wlth them Phylhs Jackson w1ll and bequeath to any Jumor g1rl who thxnks she can my ab1l1ty to get a boy to come a long dxstance to see me and to Nola Crandell my competence 1n play1ng volley ball Phylus Kellln bequeath to Alxce Lemaster the gzrhsh curves whlch Della Caldwell left to me and my he1ght to Dale Van Hoose Mary Lou Marks w1ll to Phyllls Skaggs my envled capaclty for gett1ng good look1ng boys to show me my way around Columbus and my cheerleadmg a b1l1ty to the Reder Twlns Duane Maynard w1ll to any Jumor my gxft of bemg able to talk teachers 1nto anythmg and get away w1th lt and my basketball ab1l1ty to Jxm Freeman B111 Murray w1ll my 1ngenu1ty 1h gett1ng along w1th Mr McCauley to Dale Van Hoose and my ab1l1ty to stay on four wheels to .hm Freeman Joan Overturf w1ll and bequeath to Tom Mlller Cemetery Road 1n hopesthat he w1ll follow 1n my foot steps by not gett1ng caught whlle parked and my ex cellency 1n buckxng corn shocks to any Jumor who th1nks he can do as well Alan Perkxns bequeath to Paul Troyer my llttle black book Wlth all the Rlchwood g1rls names ln 1t George Reams w1ll to J1m Freeman my luck of gett1ng three wr1tten warnxngs from the same state patrolman and stxll get off easy 18 all I, , . . . 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' , ' ' I, , I l ' . . . 795 Haxla Roby w1ll and bequeath to Kay Thornhxll my red Ford f1re engme and my txtle as best dressed g1r1 m the semor class to Gall Headlee Clara Row bequeath to Sarah Frey my capacxty of bemg able to keep a d1a mond for two years Bob Sm1th w1l1 and bequeath to Mary Love my he1ght and my comlcal ways to to Bud Lovejoy Mary Ann Smucker bequeath to any jumor g1rl my t1tle as Y Teen presldent and my gxft of gettmg along w1th everyone to Nola Crandell Lola Ward bequeath to Nola Crandell my shyness and to Helen Bugg my Eng l1sh hterature book Patty W1lcox bequeathto Phyll1s Skaggs my abllxty to go steady wlthabasket ball star my semor year and to Bud Lovejoy the bottom shelf of locker X Elwood W1ll1ams w1l1 and bequeath to Tom Mmller my hereafter routzne that I use on all g1rls and my vars1ty locker Z5 to any jun1or boy who wants lt Ted Wxlson w1ll to any jumor boy my knowledge of food pr1ces at the I G A and to Russ N1col my 1ce skatmg ab1l1ty Judy Woods w1ll and bequeath to Ir1s Chr1sty my love for blue convertxbles any my ab1l1ty to blush at anythxng anytlme anyplace to J1m Mlnk Jerry Yantes w1ll to Russ Nxcol my seat on the varslty bench and to Bud Lovejoy the ab1l1ty to drxve wlth one hand that Eddle Fry w1lled to me b e cause I never got a chance to use lt We Judy Woods and Fred Deleon do hereby w1ll and bequeath locker No 46 to Martha Reder and Tom Mxller and hope that they won't complaln about one belng 1n the other s locker l1ke we d1d We the Class of 1956 solemnly subscrlbe our names and aff1x thls seal on the twenty thlrd day of May one thousand n1ne hundred and f1fty s1x A D Wltnessed sxgned sealed and dehvered by the Semor Class of 1956 By thelr Attorney my Dpdww W wha ju! 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' a A I 4 I 2 Ba-Z 9 O H- fs 1966 The frrst nut was put rn the statron halfway to the moon Russra dropped out of the rocket race and turned to toymakrng havrng a brg success and Ford started producing a new desrgn rn personalrzed auto gyros after lm provrng rt so that people wouldn t land on therr faces Duane Fry emrnent physrcrst drscovered a new element Fryum rt s lrke Crrsco Also rn the screntrfrc news rs a famous nuclear engrneer Dr Elwood Wrllrams who rnvented the pocket srze atom bomb by usrng the X ray Hrs assrstant was Mary Sue Drllron X ray technrcran The whole project was frnanced by Drck Arthur multr mrllronarre who also has ulcers Mr Arthur at the mo ment rs under the care of a regrstered nurse Ianrce Blevrns Accordrng to the doctors mrllronarre Arthur s trouble stems from the Davrs Zombres made by bartender Bob Anderson rn John Davrs Beer Parlor Apparently Davrs Zombres don t seem to effect everybody though Jerry Yantes famous racer who has made mrllrons racrng gold frsh patronrzes Davrs Parlor and seems to be all rrght except that occasronally rookre cop Fred De leon puts htm rn the hoose gow However Jerry doesn t mrnd because then he can chat wrth hrs old Jarl brrd pal Bob Smrth who was caught buckrng corn shocks A new rmprovement at the Jarl rs a new televrsron set over whrch prrsoners may watch Uncle George 8s Aunt Judy hrs assrstant who are sponsored by BAB O The commercrals are sung by Sharon Bennett she has that down rn a srnk qualrty Now a days BAB O rsn t as good as rt used to be and plumbers are more rn demand One frne plumber rs Ted Wrlson who is so thin that they Just send hrm down the drarn to frnd the trouble One partrcular place where BAB O has caused trouble rs Ben s Drug Store where Patty Wrlcox rs strll workrng She was watchrng Harla Roby on T V modelrng the new D fashions the hourglass frgure wrth all the sand rn the bottom Whrle Patty was watching thrs she dumped half a can of BAB O down the srnk and clogged up the prpes with the result that rt blew water all over Duane Maynard who spends most of hrs spare trme at Ben s whrle not at hrs candy concessron at the harness races At the race tracks George Reams Corporal rn the State Hrghway Patrol can be seen rn hrs slrghtly battered ca drllac Phyllrs Kellrn the drrver educatron rnstructor ran rnto hrs car the other day and George had to take rt back to the company for reparrs One of the people whom George had to contact for reparrs was Mary Lou Marks husband a manufacturer for Ca drllac ash trays Mary Lou recently gave brrth to 2 U2 sets of twrns Now Mary Lou has to buy frve of each toy whrch keeps stock boy Norman Headlee busy at the drme store The solrd geometry students now buy all therr materrals at the drme store They have a new teacher because Mary Ann Smucker therr former one lost her mrnd tryrng to fathom therr geometry frgures Another crazy teacher rn the school rs the new phys ed rnstructor Phyllrs Jackson who rs known for her expert volley ball playrng' When Mary Ann Smucker was last seen she was gorng to the noted psychratrrst Dr Robm Bowker Another pa trent rs Donna Armentrout whohad a nervous breakdown after she won the S64 000 Questron Her subject was The Sex Lrfe of the Common Fly Speakrng of flres Charles Calle knows qurte a brt about them He works rn the Columbus Sanrtary Department Garbage Drvrsron after recervrnghis B A M A Dr 8: Ph D from Ohro State One of the homes at whrch Charlre stops rs Clara Rowe s who rs marrred and has a house full of the patter of trny feet Perhaps some small feet resemble a regiment to remind Buddy Haynes where he rs He s been an Atrman 3rd class rn the Arr Force for 10 years Right now he s statroned in Trbet wrth Sergeant Lola Ward of the Wacs It s so cold in Trbet that much equipment rs needed and when therr hand warmers break down they take them to Brll Murray technrcran who reparrs rnternal combustron hand warmers Also rn Tibet rs Alan Perkins proprretor of the local I G A store Well folks thrs rs the latest news of the day We ll be seerng you Toodle oo! Q X 20 pww . ? C , 414' MW X .N A E X L XC A J 5, fr., ,S L S 1 M A S Shy One W Sober 1956 we has C Tarzan Sa 11or Boy Pop Eye Shorty9'P'P Dolly 2 Pretty Boy ,K 'T .5 M On The Jungle hm M S D Baby Doll Say Cheese 5 lq Quiet Hot Rod Don I Cl'Y Please -I it-l ffl M M Curly Top Sweet Pea Baldy i X N W Sul Swmg I-hgh Legs TOM Laughmg 21 4 . , L gi Y, f . .1 . . Q ' , -Q5 ' ,.. I.D. ..C. F. D. B. S. 'Y H.R. V GA I D. H. , V n lj - - . as kt? ., A i ' X 5 R. B. -x B. . Go M ' , 1 -Q Q film, A-,, izsj N 'Tie .T 3' M x I I Q W , ' 4 NW? W 4 Q' . :re Q-.I fx' IL- I.YV. P. D. F. L., af' t n ,. ii' . - , M :K hi' , ' 'Q VT -it My A tk 'TE' ., 'df - IQ gyfmfl ',ff',rf5 f7 ' 1 J. o. . . A.P. -8 'Q ima if 9' L '-1 '- , F. ,fe - - ,- W 7.4.4 2 X P. . P. K. s. B. D. A. E. u. . I . . gwwfw Mormng after the mght before' Don Juan' Loafers' Gomg My Way? Gomg Steady' Iam Sess1on Brams! Le gs' Br owme ' 35 One sunny day' Where s Mr Stra1ey'7 Z2 ,.. .M K .- I Y y 'X Q ' ' y of' N .. X ,fum ai -M f wwf : A ' 1 'X u Love gets you rn the END' xi Three s a crowd Charhe' Good lmle browmesl V? I ungle Women! ?Zcwe Meyer s Dancmg Dolls' 4. Look krddres SANTA' I -f- vw June Taylor Dancers! Some conversauonl 23 Mrss Pump of 1956' iv i -' Q31 'YW' H' '-was E' wpilhikif 'fx ALL STARS' I Too pooped to pop' No glrls allowed! S' ' Q s-' 's -2 1 e ', M fn gf V ' , , le 'V Q 55 ' ...uf J ,-I ' ai 5.11, Lk Q E .' v ' ', a I A L-I li' E 'Q 9 1 ' . ' 4-L lg APA sk if 2 , I 4 . . . .,7,,?. sf Q- 'L X ,r'. . , 2 ' YQ, , .M 'S r C Q' is -saJ' .r :f p . . - X '15 B Q 5 Q 3 W ' V -is T 'fy Alix my-13 I. 4 I T . ' . A ,, aff ' ,, - ' I 4 I 0 I 7444 Fbfmee Junior Class Officers and Advisor What's so imerestingin Mary's Advisor-Mr. Kindle hair or is it Martha's hair! President-Larry Reed Vice-President-Mary Ethel Love Secretary-Tom Miller Treasurer-Phyllis Skaggs Horse play Big M658 Case of Springtime Liberace 3. M221 Q THE RHYTHMAIRESH Dance Band Ph. 34104 Plain City, Ohio I 9 nw' ' , ,A if gi 3 4 A. 5 yy, J I 'i A . W Q Q if ,M A ' I ,I W , -uf' M' M if 'if is 3 S SDI-'IH is Q i M 9 f Of. X CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Pr e s 1 d e n t Carol Converse Vrce Pres1dent Dxck Fravel T r e a s u r e r Jerry Mrller Secretary Ahce Andrews Advlsor Marcella Meyer eeeeeEEEEEeeeeeeeee Gads! Hard At Wgfk s-.1 8.-Y I 1 46 Aflel' Effects' Glamguf Gul REIBEL'S John Deere Farm Eqmprnent Caterp111ar Tractors New Rome, State Route 540 26 ?6?1 F S , ' ' s l W Q 93 ? i 5 Q N. , x ' , 'M If S Q T? ' e ,A 175 R. Anderson E. Blevins R. Bowersmith K. Bowman I. Calle N. Congwve J. DeLeon T Denman G Eger L Ford J ry D Graber P Hommon M I-Iorch G Jackson G Karrer A Kazee P Krrby R Kuhn! M Lombard P Long M Lucas M Mast D Matthews I Mmshall P Nxssley R Orr D Owen J Phxllrps I Reams J Roby L Sharp D Slavens M Sparks C Smucker E Tednck S Thompson R Tobm D Vennck I Vowell D Wheeler I Whnfleld J Woodard R Yoder Absent from prcture B Brshop PAYNE'S STORE Jewelry Drug Sundrles Watch Repan-mg Endurmg Glfts for Every Occasmon Mrlford Center, Oh1o Phone 9 2211 74a phase Mr. Sandman Bring Me A Dream Row Row Row Your Naughty Lady Qf Boar Shady Lane 4 Sloppy Shut Old Blue Freshmen Class Offlcers Barbars Davrs DOWD By The Old M111 Jeans Robert Graber Neva Jo Boyer Mr Mc Stream Cauley Advrsor fm ggi WMA Brcycle Buxlt My Buddy Two Alone For One ff will my fd' J 1 x Johnny Beach Bonme Bowker B111 Bowman Ruth Berry George Adkrns Chloe Blevrns ROHR FURNITURE COMPANY Umon County's Largest Store Marysv1l1e, Delaware 28 n 'v ll - 9 'Z V 54 ' fr? , 4 B u, .fr 1 E as Q . '4 1' B I B 1 ' A 4 . A - .Q fl V' Y I ' - Q' 'N S K A ' if' L5 X Q VA - , B 5 S , wr -71 rw w 1 -. ' EWI- , ' ,LL ,. , ,. 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Q L e A ! 74epZ4ae 4577 715 Shop Handyman Mr Rob1nson Frrend and oe bpm 4 Drxver Tramrng Hot Rod TYDWS Flymg Frngers BEACH CHANDLER CO. Lumber and Bu11der's Supphes Plaln Clty, Oh1o Chemxstry Qu1et Brarn At Work Geometry Geometrrc Polyhedrons Offxce Practrce Hard at Work '7 Iamce 195o 56 Annual Edrtor I ' I 1 .A-16- , s. , , , .. - - . rr - ff Q nassaui. H A L.-7 1 A 1 SQ If , , Y I X , C n ' .N 'Y ' 1 L -1,0 , r-4 , I ' X X WP' ...ai NX K In 3 . , -- pg:- , rx rl , ' ' ' ll II F ' It K 4.4 MA, ., Q ,, xx' f' 4 ' 444 A , C a A ' '. I, . Tl C' Q 4 t , - - 'Q 795 ffzaand Semor Mascot Speech Class no-- ' Krtchen Crew Hearty Eaters' How do you rate '7 si Quret MEN at work' Crvrcs Class Weddmg Ceremony: It was pretty when rt was , Orderly meeung ofthe H1 Y The Sophomores take over fmrshed Beheve rt or not'7'? Cornpllments of BILL RAY JOE PAUL North End Sohro Statron Plam Crty, Oh1o K., ,K nivslar se :fjQ. ' - 2 , 'k. 4wQf.fL. 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H .. 33 Mobtlqas de swam 9 vw g, My Although the 1955 56 student council organized in mid year its accomplishments were noteworthy At the second meeting they planned a system providing for less congested hallways They took further the council Signs were hung on doors and walls to remrnd the student body of the new regulations The plan improved the situation greatly The council planned to hold meetings on the first Monday of every month Officers are Elwood Williams presldent Eddie Tedrrck vice president Markie Kirby secretary Nancy Congrove treas urer I-larla Roby reporter Mr McCauley adviser It consists of two representatives in grades seven through twelve who are elected by their respective classes The members ofthe studentcouncilare FRONT ROW left to right Gale Headlee Nancy Congrove Haila Roby Billie Tharp Sharon Markey and Markie Kirby SECOND ROW Mr McCauley Ross Walk er Bill Bowman Pern Howard Elwood Williams Eddte Tedrtck Roger Mathews and Mr Oxley N... ill During the 1955 56 school year mtramurals were the featured activity durrng the noon hour Two students were chosen in each homeroom of the Junior high and high school to serve as managers for the1r homeroom These managers set up the agendas and notified their homeroom when they were scheduled to pal'l1C1paIe Actrvrttessponsoted bythe program this year were volleyball basketball twenty one foul shooting kick ball and ping pong lntramuralshave been verysuccessfulunder thed1rect1onofM1ss Marcella Meyer and Mr Kurt Ktndle The Intramural Managers are pictured above FRONT ROW left to right Patty Wilcox Beverlee Kaiser, Pat Hommons, Roxanna Schreck, Rosemary Blevins Floella Weldon, Joan Converse, and Mary Reder SECOND ROW: Mr K1ndle,Guy Colflesh,Don H1ll, John Kazee, Buddy l-laynes,John Beach, John Roby Henry Beechie, John Gaa and Miss Meyer PLAIN CITY OIL COMPANY Dunlap Tires Auto Repair 24 West Maln Street, Plaln City, Ohro I 3 I O L . 4, 1, '- I. af 4 4 ' V A. ,,, ,s -4-A ,, 'elf' K ii i T T1 ' 4 rf ' 4 ': - . : P., A z .4 it x I' ' 5 ' sg :Ji 5 . ' W S - ,J - - at Q- N1 Q' . T ' x ., g 'L Ar . 5 ' . '. I R. M Nxt ' t - . , .. . . - y . ' . I action by giving each student in high school a list of the rules which were suggested by members of ' ' -. ' 3 ' ' . ' I U 5 D D K . S . , . ' : , : . 1 . l . I ' U n -, : . . - ' , ' . - . ' . : . . - 1 I I I I 1 ' ' k 1 A A . 'YL A- ' Y t 5 ? R ' s , X 4 5 J 5 1 f 'Q , 1 K Us I ., - Y . . . . . I ' I ' 1 I - Y 1 l . , 'V . ' 7?5 NATIONAL Www 5044457 HONOR SOCIETY QW '1 i 1 i i NATIUNAL ml HE I - I Under the drrectronof therr advrser Mrs Harold Thompson the four senior gtrls who were untrated rnto the or gamzatron 1n therr Junlor year Mary Ann Smucker Judy Woods Janrce Blevms and Sharon Bennett presented the Natlonal Honor Socrety rn February In thrs assembly whrch was presented to the h1gh school the new Junror anc semor members were 1n1t1ated and a brref program g1ven The requrrements for becomrng el1g1b1e for membershrp demand that the student have at least a B average rn all sub1ects and be among the upper ten per cent of his class The frnal dec1s1on however rests upon these three other Important characterxsttcs of the student's personalrty character leadershrp and servrce The four goals are actually the objectives of educatron of the Amertcan secondary schools Once a student has been adm1tted to the socrety he hasan even greater respons1b1l1ty in asmuch ashe must strrve harder to maxntarn these standards through whrch he became a member of th1s select organlzatron .LIOE Judy reads Hold Hrgh the Torch New members repeat the pledge Newmembers recerve theu member shrp cards and p1ns SW! The Lxbrary Staff IS as follows FIRST ROW left to rrght Duane Frey Mary Lou Marks Donna Armen trout Mary Sue Drllton Phyllis Jackson Ioan Overturf Judy Woods Patty Wilcox Sharon Bennett SECOND ROW Advisor Miss Ellzabeth Barto Mary Ethel Love Kay Thornhill Yvonne Graber Mary Esther Lombard Mary Lucas Carol Converse Patsy Krrby Joyce Frey Alice Andrews THIRD ROW James Woodard James Vowell David Graber Dale Van Hoose BOB CHAPMAN l'ORD 2, L1feguard Desrgn Plaln Clty, Oh1O Q 4 1 L , . f I 5 t .. L 4 It L l . , f I L ' 9 L 2552 2, 1 3 'g.- ' V I ,I f 25? ' L J, gli sf, iz at iw ,Q fs T I J. f v, ' fi ' ' in W can asrs a It J t : . l u I 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' . Wa- ' . ,-, ,, ,Q . ,M K W, H 7- fv W wry, nik .Mg If Prctured above are the offrcerr of the H1 'I Club and therr advrbor Mr I-xmdle Alan Perkms cbaplarn Fred Don Hooper treamru Bob Audubon 50115, leader Compllments of B M YOUMAN 5 AIND :ON ELEVATOR l' I I I I ' S I I . 1.-, A A' 5 -H .Ll DcLeon, sergeant of armsg Buddy Haynes, secrcraryg Charles Calle, presrdemg Elwood Wrllrams, vrce presrdemg D . . ' ' ' ' r F 1 ANDREWS AND GRABER Tires Batteries Parts Phone 3 1344 Plain City, Ohio year e Joycd a very successfu Our Ili-Y Club this year under tie direction of Iv r Isurt Ki dle The c ub also spo sored a dance nity ll eedv families in t e co project the cl b distr buted five Christ nas baskets to nunity I-tra co with the Jr 84 Sr Y-Teens ie I 1-Y participated in the T anksgiving services ere was a hayride and basketball ga nes arranged with other surrounding I i-Y club R vi Leland Roby Y e John ll 3 C C Jo rd Fo ld I3 Ge Eger gi. Geor el' cKinl nald M Do S Q, 1I'l rry R ,il ft to rig it le XV I ,-. . ,- .-4 -4 f-4 .-Q v-4 .-4 --4 QS Geor C Kiidl Mr Spencer ds Ji OO W hn Jo ld Jim Woodard L... .G at p-1 -4 Dick Bob S nit 1 Jim Freerr an Bill Murray Pau Troyer Tom Miller Jim Mink ZOW H , . I I I ' I ' ' I ' ' I , ' 'n -, ii' - I , 'i nil ' ' u ' i ' ' I n A ' ' ' Ii nu u ' . I ' ri ' ' . TI IA ' ' ' ' Ii ' ' ' I . . . Th ' 1 A ' I' s. Pictured above are tie Hi-Y members. F RST RO , ' I : I ' , ' , 1 , , , ri , Troyer. SECOND ROW: George Karrer, George Reams,A1an Perkins, Fred DeLeon, Buddy I aynes, Char es Ca e, E wood Wi iams, Don Hooper, Bob Anderso Jim Vowe ,Jim Woods. THIRD OW: Bo Graber, David Graber,Duane Frey, Jack Whit ie , ' , , 'ni , f . 'i , Ad k'li, t , ' , , Tedrick. FOURT I ': ' ' , I , ' , ' , ' i , r'I, F D I I 1 9 . I ' Ed y Reder Il' La PID Ill I3 ow ill eB Dale VanH Jos 1 S Joinny Beach Larry Reed Tom Lamb Cl1ffRe1se1t ravel hp Wtdxed FIRST ROW left to rrght Harla Roby Robm Bowker Carol Converse Janrce Blevrns Donna Armentrout Mary Lou Marks Clara Rowe and Phyllxs Skaggs SECOND ROW Ga11Headlee Judy Mrnshall Mary Lourse Mast Phyllrs Jackson Patsy K1rby JoAnn Reams Mary Lucas Judy Woods Nola Crandall Mary Ann Smucker Rose mary Kuhnt and Kav Thornhrll THIRD ROW Patty Wrlcox Carolyn Smucker Nancy Congrove Leland Troyer George Karrer Bob Harper B111 Bowman Jrm Woods Joan Overturf Sharon Bennett and Dorothy Owens FOURTH ROW Don Hooper Bob Brshop James Vowell Bob Anderson Jrm Freeman Drck Fravel Pern Howard Paul Troyer and Bud Lovejoy Qdgkewd FIRST ROW left to rrght Carolyn Smucker Ruth Yoder Mary Louxse Mast Patty Long Sharon Bennett Delores Young Betsy Chapman Karen Wrlcox Eula Blevrns Markre Klrby Neva Jo Boyer Ina Steele Roxanna Schreck Kathy Bowman and Rosemary Kuhnt THIRD ROW Rosemary Elras SYIVIB Lawson Nell1e Lou Reed Chloe Blevrns Barbara Davrs Lola Ward Marcella Colflesh Georgene Jackson Patty Hommons Phylhs Long Ruth Ellen Berry Dorothy Owens and Mrs Fullen FOURTH ROW Judy Mlnshall Ruth Bowersmrth Sandy Thomp son Lmda Ford Donna Venrxck Sandy Jordan Ruby Tobrn Mary Sue Drllron Mary Lucas JoAnn Reams Carol Converse Patsy Krrby Alrce Andrews Joyce Fry and Bonme Bowker KONETA'S RESTAURANT B st rn Home Cooked Food Plarn Crty West Marn Street 58 . I 4 Wheeler, Mary Horch, Barbara Wilcox, Linda Sharp, and Janice DeLeon. SFCOND ROW: Anna Kazee: Thelma e ' ll ll 795 :axiom Zami FIRST ROW left to rrght Sharon Fryer French Horn Mrke Mmshall Tenor Saxophone Ronme Mrllrngton Trombone George Fryer Flute Donna Kuhnt Clarrnet Chrrsty Walker Flute Jeff Rrcheson Trombone Drane Davls Flute SECOND ROW Karen Fryer Clarmet Starlette Scherderer Clarmet Jrmmy Denman Clarmet Orr1s McCauley Clarmet Rrcky Trees Clarmet Rrcky Wester Saxophone THIRD ROW Paul Ferguson Drum Joe Gammell Drum Bob Sharp Drum Larry Davis Trumpet Rosemary Anderson Clarmet Eddxe Rerselt Clan net John Karrer Clarmet Jerry Allgyer Clarmet Yvonne Srraley Clarmet Jrmmey Jordan Trumpet, Anna belle Beach Drum Patty Hedrrck Drum Drane Fry Drum FOURTH ROW Jerry Boyer Trumpet Bob Tobrn Trumpet Drck1eWr1ght Trumpet Jackie Claibourne Trumpet Benn1eCosgray Trumpet Rtchard Smucker Trumpet if f--4 'fin ral' SNK WM L The Val-Slty Band Joan Overturf Queen chosen bythe band torepresent them at the Mrlrtary Ba UHLMAN'S The Fam11y Store Dry Goods Fam11y Apparel Footwear W P1a1n Crty Phone 3 2433 :' ,i s ' . 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O 5' ' v !' 3 L 'ff T - P if f r T ll. 7754016 dftdtfq Zend The offrcers of the Senror Band are Presrdent Buddy Haynes Vrce Presrdent Robrn Bowker Secretary Nola Crandell Treasurer Sharon Bennett Student Drrector Pern Howard Manager Ross Walker The Plarn Crty Hrgh School Band under the drrectron or Mrs Elsre Ruth Fullen has had a well rounded year of actrvrtres The band wrth rts 57 members had partrcrpated rn pep meetmgs and concerts Outsrde actrvrtres whrch the band has partrcrpated rn were Madrson County Musrc Festrval Ohro State Farr Madrson County Farr Plarn Crty Farr Memorral Day Parade Fourth of July Celebratron and Electron Day Pa rade The band members accordrng to sectrons are Flutes Sharon Bennett Clara Rowe Clarrnets Nola Fran dell James Woods Ed Tedrrck Ann Adkrns Lrnda Wrlcox Drana Abey Chrrstrna Ward Davrd Prrce Nellre Troyer Ross Walker Rosemarre Kuhnts Nancy Arthur Mercedese Eger Patrrcra Krng Norman Elras Saxophone Carol Converse, Robert Heruott John Gaa Pern Howard Tom Denmen Ruby Tobrn Horn sectron Robrn Bowker, Martha Reder Bonnre Bowker Mary Reder Lower clarrnet George Karrer Trombone Bass and Barr tone Don H111 Tom Sawyer Joan Converse Davrd Bennett Bob Brshop Paul Troyer Bob Harper Percussron Leroy Reder Gary Depp Tom Raley Bud Loveroy Sylvra Lawson Martha Anderson Loretta Yoder Kay Davrs The majorettes are Phyllrs Jackson 2 years The maJorettes are Marsha Weber Roxanne Phyllrs Skaggs Drum majorette 4 years Harla Schreck Nancy Congrove Ina Steele and Mar Roby 2 years celle Colflesh Complrments of M, GILBERT KIRBY 0 Reed, Paul Hedrick,, Richard Rieseltg Trumpet section -- Buddy Haynes, .alice Andrews, Neva Jo' Boyer: Leland -- I ' I ' I , 7 . ' . I I , D :D .I ELK , . ,V , A gi 795 an F127 lnrrrnzninnal l55unnrarQ 5 61150511 Srimnl Zlmnmalisnf Members of the journalism society, Quill and Scroll, and the new journalists have performed their duties well during the past year, reporting the latest happenings around school. They have a nose for news in order to be certain that all events of importance are included among the articles, which are published in the local paper, the PLAIN CITY ADVOCATE, besides being required to meet a deadline. Quill and Scroll is an international society of high school journalists. To become a member of it, juniors and seniors must have maintained atleast a B average in English, and must rank among the upper third of their class. Seated are the members of the society Janice Blevins Mary Ann Smucker Phyllis Jackson Judy Woods Sharon Bennett, and Miss Elizabeth Barto the adviser The first year Journalists who must write for one year before becoming members are those standing Marjorie Yoder Dorothy Weldon Robin Bowker Paul Troyer Yvonne Graber Kay Thornhill and Patty Wilcox McNamara 8: Reder CONTRACTORS Bridges Grading Paving D if Y!! gggg ,we E-Swirl? 4e?!cme VJEEN Y 7311 Q57- ,ZA Miss Barto Our advrser The Senior Y Teens have had a very busy year with their annual formal Chrrstmas Dance bake sale kmdness day assembly annual potato Chlp sale communrty church servrce and Thanksg1v1ngDay Servrce The grouphas also been working on a specral proyect this year The Amy Shuey Bookwalter Award rn Human Relat1ons This 1S a very hrgh honor for a Y Teen Club to recerve and the Plain Crty Club has certamly made a great effort to achreve rt Y Teen Cabinet Members FIRST ROW left to rrght. Joan Overturf Nola Crandell Mary Ann Smucker Judy Woods Carol Converse Phyllts Jackson SECOND ROW Mary Reder Martha Reder Dorothy Weldon Karen Wilcox Ha11a Roby Patty W11 cox Roxanna Shreck Sharon Bennett Kay Thomhill THIRD ROW A11ce Andrews Patsy Krrby Donna Arrnentrout Lrnda Ford Robrn Bowker Mtss Barto Membersof the Senior Y Teens pictured above are left to rrght Mary Reder Martha Reder Maryorre Yoder Mary love Betsy Chapman Patty Long, Eula Blevrns Markie Kirby Neva Jo Boyer Karen Wtlcox Delores Wheeler SECOND ROW Mary Wilhamson Sarah Fry Sylvra Lawson Patty Wrlcox Phyllrs Jackson Mary Lou Marks Kay Thornhrll Mary Louise Mast Carolyn Smucker Kathy Bowman Sharon Bennett Ruth Yoder Janice Blevrns, Dorothy Weldon, Patty Hommons, Georgene Jackson THIRD ROW, Helen Bugg, Nellie Lou Reed, Donna Venrrck, Sandy Thompson, Mary Lucas, Phyllis Kellln, Robm Bowker, Donna Armentrout, Phylrs Skaggs, Sandy Jordan, Judy Mrnshall, Patsy Krrby, Carol Converse, Pat Love. FOURTH ROW: Chloe Blevrns, Lola Ward, Roxanna Shreck, Barbara Wrlcox, Gail Headlee, Dorothy Owen, 10311 Overturf. Clara ROWS, H8113 Roby, Judy Woods, Mary Ann Smucker, Nola Crandell, Jo Ann Reams, Phyllrs Long, Yvonne Graber, Mrss Barto FIFTH ROW Easter Yutzy, Janice De Leon, Anna Kazee, Alice Lemasrer, Martha Anderson, Linda Ford, Irls Chrrsty, Mary Sue Dilllon, Elwood Wrllrams, Alice Andrews, Mary Ester Lombard, Bonme Bowker, Ruth Berry, Barbara Davrs, Peggy Long, Ruth Ann Orr RALPH YODER FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Plarn C1ty, Ohro I . I x I J V I ' if '2 a C ' E I 1 - , - 1 ' W A . I 7 ,J 5 . , N I I , fs? I 'M It 4 k,,:,g., I V. ' V L M ' 'r--'Aa u A-4 ,,..gg --fe ' 'r 795 Y Teen Amsrry P I did rr again New York here we come! 1 l I A331 pam 1 J Mornxng after the night before Who s hangmg who? Looking for the lost chord? Scuba Y-TEEN gs . , lb.. -I' Going my way? f Busy lxttle beavers It s dehghtful it s de11c1ous xt s de LOVELY' I 5 Y fnunq Dancmg rn the dark Gentlemen prefer MANNERS77 What' I ! No head?'7'7 HILBERT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Maln Street Don and B111 Plaln C1ty, Oh1o u . - 3 rf' Li A H1 8 g V I s ' 4 1 1 .. V s f f s 6 inf, I -. -5 ff 75, s a x 4 Q77 . Q ml f 1 I G rs' N if 'Ili A V: . 2 II' ri A k Q fra? Q L ' t hey ay., Q.so1FXF,' fe 29 T' ,QT D, 5 -L. ff .7-5 7 - , f7o?g, L 45' 4, , - , ,440-vs' .X Z! --uufg J , x Q U , t . The National Emblem of the Future Farmers ofAmeri- M ca is made up of five symbols: the owl, the plow, and Q' the rising sun, within the cross section of an ear of corn, ' which is surmounted by the American eagle. The owl is symbolic of wisdom and knowledgeg the plow is the sym- bol of labor and tillage of the soilg the rising sun is etn- blematic ofprogress and the new day that will dawn when all farmers are trained and have learned to cooperate the Maryester Lombard FFA cross section of an ear of curn represents common agri Queen cultural interests since corn is native to America and grown in every State and the eagle is indicative of the national scope of the organization The F F A an organization for senior high school boys interested in vocationalagriculture has had a well rounded program of activities under the guidance ofMr James Adams their advisor Some of the features of the year s program was the Father and Son Banquet parllamentary procedure contest for which the chapter was awarded a silver metal and annual officer training school Representatives were sent to the state F F A convention and the state F F A Camp Also the chapter had fair booths at both the Plain City and the Madison County faus The boys exhibited their livestock at the Plain City and at the State fairs Some of the means by which they earned money for the chapter was by sponsoring a dance and a movie Pictured above are the officers of the F F A FIRST ROW left to right Russ Nicol Treasurer hlwood Williams President Cliff Reiselt Vice President Larry Reed Secretary SECOIND ROW JOhf1Hy Roby Re porter Eddie Hanscel Student Advisor Steve Dowler Senunal BEN JONES DRUGS Plain City Ohio M I -- 1 ..., . , . ' , , n . . n ' ' ... I ' v v .. . . . . . , ' - g v , 1 1 ' ' n 2 y Q n ' f?5 Plctured above are the members of the Plarn C1ty Chapter Future Farmers of Amerrca FIRST ROW left to rrght John Roby Russ N1co1 Elwood Wrlhams Larry Reed and C11ffRe1se1t SECOND ROW Arsle B1dwe11 Steve Dowler Eddre Hanscel Jrm Meeker and Dean Gordon EnJoy1ng an FFA meeung P S The knrfe rs used Th1s FFA member showmg only hrs back and the for cutung the cakes' famrlrar FFA Jacket represents our last year for the Plarn Crty FFA W E BRIGG MERCER Ohver Sales and Servrce Z4 Hour Wrecker Servrce Phone 3 3454 Plam C1ty, Ohlo : D' D- U ' : I U I ' N 5 223' i ll ll 4,3 . . . de? The Future Homemakers of Amerrca 1S a state and national organrzatron whrch promotes a greater apprecra tron of homemaklng and strrves for better home and communrty lrfe rhe theme for the year was rhe rlomes of tomorrow Are In lne Hands of Its Youth Today The chapter observed Natronal F H A Week by attendrng the Methodrst Church rn a group and makrng a drs play of our varrous actrvrtes rn a downtown store wrndow As a communrty prolect we sent money and grfts to the Retarded Chrldren s Home Other actrvrtres for the year rncluded our annual Mother Daughter Banquet a promotronal program for the Grange and sponsorrng Homecommg One of the outstandrng events of the year was the pageant Our Amerrcan Herrtage whrch was presented for the communrty and P T A Meetmg Prctured above are the members FIRST ROW left to rrght Eula Blevins Carolyn Smucker Kay Thornhrll Sharon Bennett Jamce Blevrns Mary Ann Smucker Carol Converse Dorothy Weldon Sandy Thompson Patty Love and Marjorre Yoder SECOND ROW Chloe Blevrns lrrs Chrrsty Garl Headle Kathy Bowman Karen Wrlcox Clara Rowe Sylvra Lawson Mary Horch Pearl Jordan Jamce DeLeon Barbara Wrlcox Roxana Schreck Reams Sandy Jordan Lrnda Ford Ruth Berry Patty Long Dorothy Owen Thelma Young Phyllrs bong and ad vrsor Mrss Sellers Offrcers State Conventlon LEFT TO RIGHT Kay Thomhrll secretary Sharon Bennett second vrce presrdent Janrce Blevrns presldent Mary Ann Smucker frrst vrce presrdent Carol Converse treasurer and advrser Mrss Buelah Sellers Table settmg for county rnruatron Complrments or PLAIN CITY IMPLEMENT CO Ph 3 3122 I 41' ' Sarah Frey, and Helen Bugg, TH'IRD ROW: Rosemarie Elias, Marcella Coleflesh, Rosemarie Kuhnt, JoAnn K, 5 1 ' ,yt I V i ' ui 060214 7?5 Our Mother Daughter Banquet Clea n u p crew for Mother Decoraung for Homecoming ur IW Daughter Banquet F H A booth at Plam Clty Farr Scene from pageant Our Amertcan Her1tage 41 ,QW I Birthday party for our flfth annrversary F H A meetmg -11 Comphments of JOE HOFBAUER MEAT MARKET P1a1n Clty Oh1o -1? ' '-'sf de Junror Y Teens IS an organrzatron for the seventh and erghth grade grrls and IS spon sored by the Young Women s Chrlstran Assoc1at1on Thrs year the club has thrrty mem bers Each year they sponsor a cupcake sale to rarse funds for therr club The members seated are Ellen Bowman Drane DeLeon Loretta Yoder Kay Davrs Barbara Blanton Mercedese Eger and Barbara Ebrlght SECOND ROW left to rrght Jean Brllxe Tharp Chrlstlna Ward Patncla Krng Sue Caldwell Patrlcra Peake and Mrss Mar cella Meyer advrser THIRD ROW Ann Adkms Alena Grlham Dtana Abey Mary Eger Jane Clark Sue Headlee Gordonelle Watson Joan Converse Phytlls Berry and Marsha Weber The Junror Y Teen cabrnet members are plctured above Seated are Ann Adk1IlS Loret ta Yoder secretary Kay Davrs presrdent Barbara Blanton vrce presrdent Mercedese Eger Treasurer and Barbara Ebrlght Standtng left to rlght are Beverly Kaxser Judy Davis Mxss Meyer Chrrstma Ward and Patrrcra Krng Compllments of DUNMIRE BROTHERS ,N Plarn Crty Ohro I x t' VA . , X W W l , x B V . y , B , Q ' Yoder, Floella Weldon, Rosemary Blevins, Beverly Kaiser, Judy Davis,'Anna Jean Adkins, WX' ' .ZKV ? .1 K, A H, s 2, ' K, vi '1- + xi' . ,fi 5' S -f5,,,.g-x:.f1:T- we - , , , A il aw! ,, 9 as ,S 2 :B i 5,5 Mvziw, ,--gh f ,, F Q Q5 , , , M1 3 M nu l,,, , V, . ., , , LMFN H iiaf ' '12 'I ,,1.,,, , ,Cf 3 :. 44: ' 2. v- ., , I WAVE: E Q Q' ' f' If ,. aff -A 11,7 f ' f -v , 1 ff:--ff - , , - -1,2 ,, fl A- rf W ffm, ,M , mf.. A A V G A 'gi' ff iff - ,'f1.wi2gg5,3mf1,.' 14 ' f J ' a,M,ix - ,ig , ' All wer 2--Vw, ,V 1 x 3 - W J Q 4 ,V M 1 'sf if 452 ,Q ..1gffLi,'V 74a phase Patty Wrlcox and escort Fred De Leon Donna Armentrout Senior At Ga1lHeadlee Jumor attendant tendant with escort Allan Per Linda Yoder Hemeeemmg Queen wrth escort Tom Lamb kms 1955 crowns Patty W11cox Home commg Queen 1956 wh11e Jamce Blevms Mrstress of Ceremonres watches Nancy Congrove sophomore at Members of Court are tn Neva Jo Boyer freshman attend tendant wrth escort Jerry Miller place ant wrth escort Leroy Reder Queen and members of court as they approach stage CLARK'S CLOTHING Bank Bumldmg P0 Pla1n Crty, Ohro 'Y 1'-2' X X , If ---.4 kr 5 5 5 l Q A 195 0 The Varsny Cheerleaders The Reserve Cheerleaders The Jr H1 Cheerleaders Patty Wxlcox Head Cheerleader Mary Lou Marks Joan Overturf Halla Roby HEFLIN AIRPORT RESTAUR ANT 1 Route 42 P1a1n Clty Ohlo , 1 74a Pause Zaaelall Above are plctured the members of the Baseball Team SEATED left to ught are ,hm Woods Iohn Roby Buddy Haynes Jerry Yantes Jerry Mrller Bud Lovejoy and Dale Van I-loose STANDING Dxck Slavens Tom Mrller Cl1fRe1selt 11m Freeman John Beach Duane Maynard Mendel Sparks and Coach Straley The baseball team had a farrly successfulseason One of the most outstandrng events was a no h1tter game p1tched by Tom Mxller agarnst Monroe For thrs no hrt game Tom was a warded a bronze coated base ball placed on a platform 7 -4 W Tom Mrller 57 lepicme Prctured above are the members of the Reserve Team SEATED left to rrght Dxck Slavens Dlck Fravel Bub LoveJoy Russ Nxcol Jerry Mrller John Roby and Mendel Sparks STANDING Jlm Warner Manager Leland Troyer Jlm Woods Leroy Reder John Beach Irm Spencer Don McK1nley John Woods Ross Walker Manager and Coach Straley cancun? Prctured above are the members of the Junror l-hgh Team SEATED are Don H111 Junre Thomas Ronme Wrlcox J1m Warner Drck Blshop and Ross Walker STANDING Johnnre Phelps Bobby Wrlght Jrm Weber Junror Gaa Jerry Yoder and Coach Straley 53 . Q6 for . . . U' he I I' l956W4ua'qf4awl2 ance 'S Opponent Varstty They Reserve Thel' Sctoto Valley Htlltards Olentangy Marysvtlle 'Canaan Dubltn 'Mt Sterlmg Grove Ctty 'Monroe Btg Walnut Mechanlcsburg Southeastern 'West Jefferson 'Madtson Northwestern London 'Farrfteld 'Mtdway Marysvllle 'South Solon 'County League Dunng thls year s basketball season Gerald Straley coached our outstandlng VARSITY SQUAD The boys were rated by some athletlc BUIIIOIIIICS as bemg one of the best teams ever produced ln the hlstory of Platn Clty Htgh School Under the able dtrectron of Mr Straley the team won etghteen straight v1ctor1es before meetlng the1r arch rlval Marysvllle The squad played the flrst place 1n the county league and then topped the Madlson County Tournament which gave them berth tn the Central D1str1ct Tournament Thts year s Dtstrtct tournament was faccordmg to the sports wrrters and coaches of central Ohtol belteved to be the toughest 1n the htstory of that event Many teams 1n the tournament had only one defeat and two were unde feated teams It was constdered that the teams whrch won the dtstrtct t1tles would probably go 1nto the State tour nament The Scottres won the1r flrst two dlstrlct meets the f1rst wtth Clarrdon and second the htghly rated Johns town team They then played Columbus St Marys for the d1str1ct tttle and met defeat ln a hard fought game The Scotttes placed three boys Bob Smtth Duane Maynard and Jlm Freeman on the all county team and also one player Bob Smtth on the all d1str1ct team The record made by thts last team to play under the name of Plain Ctty Htgh School Scotttes 1S a record to be remembered wrth prlde Coach Straley and every team member deserve a share of prarse from thetr loyal school and commumty followers The RESERVE TEAM thxs year wtth the guldance of Gerald Straley flmshed w1th a 17 2 record They won all of thexr league games whrch gave them the county champlonshlp The players on this team look like they have a brlght future ahead of them at Jonathan Alder Hxgh School The JUNIOR HIGH thrs yearwas also coached by Gerald Straley H1s team had a fme season by w1nn1ng9 games and losmg only 3 ln the county tournament they were runnerup to Monroe COUNTY TOURNAMENT CHAMPS JUNIOR HIGH SCORES They Opponent They South Solon Mtdway West Jefferson DISTRICT TOURNAME NT RU N NER UPS T hey Claridon Johnstown Columbus Satnt Marys Marysvllle Deercreek Canaan West Jefferson Htllrards Monroe Unron Local Deercreek West Jefferson Canaan Monroe Canaan TOURNAMENT Fatrfteld Mt Sterlmg Deercreek Monroe Comphments of DAIRY QUEEN 55 Wm Clagg Prop I ' 97 26 52 26 ' ' 87 57 31 37 84 62 44 37 ' 64 59 37 39 76 52 ' 71 51 45 26 . ' 85 38 39 22 ' 60 55 62 41 75 45 61 26 ' 102 53 41 23 ' 103 59 44 23 71 61 47 42 79 34 47 24 ' 87 53 50 24 79 49 49 33 79 46 41 32 ' ' 119 49 38 37 ' 101 43 56 29 ' 39 48 50 40 67 42 43 38 we ' 12 36 74 22 ' 46 55 10 41 72 , I 9 39 36 ' 16 32 27 ' 24 we 31 22 56 79 ' ' 22 57 78 , ' 17 ' 69 58 31 I 36 34 76a F9 Woody Trlgger Speedy Shorty Babo Beame 4 ', Z' Buddy kt tk 36 x ,J 1 f X M' ff 1' gl dv 1, ..... .. I tl I! 11f Mx 74e Fianna JOE RUMMELL INSURANCE North Chllllcothe Street P T HAYNES D D S West Mann Street FHGEORGE DVM Q! V! West Mann Street SCHOBY S SUNOCO STATION Route 42 K 81 K CLEANERS North Chllllcothe Street FLOWERS 8- BOGGS BARBER SHOP MOORE'S STORE West Ma In Street JACK M FUGATE O D North Chulllcothe Street HAZ EL NOT EMAN Insurance ADVOCATE Compllments of Fuck Tlshes EUGENE W HOMMON INSURANCE 2I8 West Mann Street FEE BROTHE RS Flrestone Store WILCOX CITIES SERVICE Junction of 42 161 RUSSELL L PERKINS Insurance Company JACKSON S APPLIANCE North Chillicothe Street DAN CHANEY S MARKET West Mann Street VAIL JEWELERS North Chllllcothe Street FANNIE S HOME SHOP North Challucothe Street H E PAGE AUCTIONEER Gay Street PAUL R FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME North Chllllcothe Street PLAIN CITY PHARMACY Phone 3 3315 OTTE S MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING West Mann Street Marysvllle LORIN W COOK REAL ESTATE I06 E Fifth Street Phone 778I SHAW COLOR STUDIO THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Columbus COMPLIMENTS OF GABEL DAIRY HARLEY DAVIDSON I'IIIIIGfdS HILLIARDS FURNITURE COMPANY FR 87383 COMPLIMENTS OF RIFE S HARDWARE London WOLFE S FURNITURE STORE 23 South Mann Street PAUL M YAUGER MONUMENTAL WORKS I26 South Mann Street New Rome RING S FLORIST 3I8 Lenox Avenue Phone FR 8-85076 We st Jefferson R L BLAUSER 81 SONS Phone 8 8124 New California COMPLIMENTS OF ROWLING S SERVICE STATION F fr' if in' T ' If West Main Street .' ' Compliments of PLAIN CITY DOCTORS 775 B anne s ldeal Lunch Recreatuon Center Sandwxches Drmks Phone 3 1355 Compliments Holand Company Westinghouse Applrances Maytag Appliances Slegler Heaters Hardware Furniture 8. Appliances Phone 33432 Plaln Cnty Ohio Dublln Nlte Club Speclalxzlng ln Steaks Cluclcen gl Spaghetti Dubl In Ohuo Phone Fr 6-838l Madison Farm Bureau Cooperative London Ohlo Plaln Cnty Ohlo Charles Wyscarwr General Manager McBride s Typewrlters Smith Corona Remlngton Royal Underwood Sales New 8. Used Repairs on all makes South Sandusky Street Delaware Ohio Phone 3f457l GUESS WHO?'??'P'P?'7 9 ' 5 e of Al. Delewese, Proprietor l , . I epfaw FRED KILE AND soN INC FAR AU If Elton and J BURE MADISON COUNTY FARM BUREAU Plaln Clfy Br h Pho 8 3 2294 C er Stu 10 I 8 W dd gCndd yP or r s TheC bb I'lYSfUd0lS e o bsf f19o6 ESHELMAN RED ROSE FEEDS D K lb D.WmSmon D A Lb- TYP d PLAIN cnrv XAH I-I Chk CII3 450 QQ. rl RED AND WHITE ,,3 IiiR ',,.,.. thfsfyprtdloge B Wes? Ma n Street 3 4924 I Ity Oh o Ph 3 5324 Congratulations Seniors ' ' a I im ' ' anc F1 ' -,?,,N C I , :I ulnla l ' N if Congratulations to he Senior Class 0 ' Minogu- e a - Always rem mber when Chix I X6 I l e in 0 i S Ohio U.S. . Bab orfraifs Pullorum- l'lHf -IIN' 3 Family G oup are in order hoi u e i ' Clean A Q N -Su always her f serve you ic s fa the e advantage , nfs' of . .Gb J ,aid 4 ...fc lull, ar ' .-1-X for barns a a a'n e n r Dean 8. arry Compliments of I - Pla'n C' i one - 7956 OWEN JEWELRY SIr Go In B o 3N S dskySteet e Oho FARMER S AND MERCHANTS BANK COMPANY Oho CITIZENS FEDERAL ASSOCIATION SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION N Psent I20W Sth St et M YS ll Oho 'Me 0460 WMM QWWW SHUR TONE FEEDS M d Ce t Mary e Oh o MERCURY CLEANERS 2I7N Mo St et Marys II Oho West J f B den Da ry Pr d ct STEINMETZ DAIRY f on c Pho e 8-8376 Cty Compliments of for i ve wore I ' rhum - Towle Watc es Hamilton - Elgin - ul vo AppI'ances . on u r D Iawcre i Milford Center i Compliments of , . an - u R. B. ew, Vice re id , ' re ' iltor n er - sviII or vu e I i or 's i o u s Compliment e ers Pl in i . in re n vi e i depicme ' w Russell Gram Company Farm Centero Ohm Hllllords Ohio Offlce Phone 8-7333 Store Phone 8-7325 Every Need for Farm and Home Feed s Coo Seeds Farm Supplies Gmm Ferhllzer Hardware Appl l onces Ohio s Larges Producer of Cerhfled Seeds Country Lone IGA Foodllner Plum Cnty, Ol-no Central Nohonol Bank of London London, Ohno l956 795 Cephas Atkinson, President Andrew W. Cary, Vice President 8 Cashier Lank W. Cary, Assistant Cashier H. XB. Walker, Assistant Cashier Otto B. Cosgray, Assistant Cashier Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1956 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS CoIumbus 6 Ohio Box 386 J O S 1 Smce 1897 'A' 'A' if Representative: Ken Lewis , ' if S T E N 74a Fianna ? MW N ff -2- t f We Nec. L-JT ET l...l Lv. ...I fm msec '7ac HEARTY BEST WISH ES TO PLAIN clrv GRADS May we take thus opportunlty to offer you slncere congratulations on your approachmg graduation from Plaln City Hugh Your scholastic achievement polnts the way to a full and fortunate future In whatever walk of life you ultimately choose Again congratulatlons from all of us at Ranco on your notable step . . . and hearty best wishes fora UQ Hx S .Peg N , U happy life ahead. Y X ' 4 5 0 Plain City WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF REFRIGERATION CONTROLS wminwg Q, fm ff 9 ii' :Q Iyl, Q mu l ' -J- R C., . tw 0 Q- Q J fx X ss- Mum wlll' ' f x 5 H ,!f,, !.. .-lA v .,,, .... - . - ' ' A -ffz Il. . .,I,.I.... ffl..-:'1 9 Q X L! .. , A 'T K ll ' ' n Q 'Q- ,J . V 0 rg I . Q- l I I fi. ll f' Al lll M H s li? E 'S E B . . . . . 2 - 0 . I D . I I EE ',,,...- it 3 4 r 'ff- I M 4 U. ,F if f'9?'4'f 5 1 K -, i if 59' I 5+ .m' . H a.IIv af g 1 Q 7 0 .4 Q f 9