Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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Mu. A. ll. .louNsoN Losantville H. S. B. S.: C.N.C.-1911 Earlhame-I. C. U. A. B. C. N. C.-1912 A. B. I. U.f1921 The people of Plainfield all feel highly honored to have M r. Johnson as the Superintendent of the Plain- field Schools. Hellas certainly shown excellent ability in managing the schools. lille. A. .l. STIQVENSON Amo H. S. C. N. C. Indiana State Nornialefflhlilf-14 l. li. LLBf1Sl2o His usual morning jokes before the assembly have made the sun shine more than once on a, seemingly dark and gloomy day. He has made an ex- cellent Principal for the schools in his initial year with us. Mus. M. J. SWINDLER Clayton Iligh School Franklin College B. S. C. N. U. Vhicago Vniversity Mrs. Swindler is best known to the English and History students. She is a friend to all. Miss C. M. DEWEESE Plainfield H. S. Graduate I. S. N. S. I B C Miss Deweese is the Commercial teacher of P. H. S. and has proved herself most eliicient in that course of study.

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Miss E. F. BARKER Central Academy. Heron Art Institute. I. U Senior. Although, the smallest memher of the Faculty, she has proved herself capable of mastering the Latin and Art situation. Ask the Sophomore Caesar Class. they know. MR. E. L. Sco'rT Ilell-Union H. S. C. N. C. Indiana University. M r. Scott specialized in history and has proved himself to be a master of the foresaid subject. The Seniors should be able to throw some light on this matter. Mus. .I. E. HAMPTON Monrovia H. S. ' Earlham. Metropolitan School of Music. Berlin U. Mrs Hampton has had two Success- ful years of musical instruction to the students of P. H. S. Bulbul, the Junior Class Operetta, owes its suc- cess to the never-ceasing efforts of Mrs. Hampton to makeit a success.