Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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J. P. GIRARD, PRINCIPAL fatleftl .ALBERT H. JESSUP, TRUSTEE F2 ADMINISTRATION BOOKS, TEACHERS, friends, athletics, social activities, and other factors, when properly blended, make an ideal environment for youth in preparation for manhood and womanhood. In furnishing these essentials, Plainfield High School has been most gen- erous, for it has been her aim to equip each graduate to take his place as tomorrow's citizen in the best way possible. Under the able guidance of Mr. Girard, this high school has attained the required standard for membership in the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. He was also one of several principals, along with their coaches, who were instrumental in organizing the Mid-State Athletic Conference, which has developed a competitive, but wholesome spirit among the participating schools. Mr. Albert Jessup, our present trustee, has very ably managed the affairs of Guilford Township. He has at all times showed a deep interest in the school, and has spared noth- ing to secure every possible means to give all students the very best faculty, equip- ment, physical surroundings and transportation system possible. Students have sincere- ly appreciated his loyalty to the school and its activities. To Mr. Howard Pike, our sponsor, the Class of 1945 wishes to express deep appreci- ation for the time and energy which he hasso willingly placed at its disposal in all of its undertakings. Without his advice and help, the successful achievements of the class would have been few. And finally, to all members of the faculty, class reporters, and critics, who have made this edition of The Van Buren Elm possible, the Staff extends a hearty thanks. It is the Editor's wish, that as the reader scans these pages, he will try to visualize the school and its relationships, for unless he does this, the purpose of the publication of this annual has been defeated. ir i' 'k if ul' 'k 'k ir 'k 'A'

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