Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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1 tFirst Rowl Peggy Tague, Mary Lou Springer, Betty McDonald, Margaret Phillips, Bonnie Allee, Dorothy Jane Pike, Patty Ward, Joane Thomas, Louise Jones, Carolyn Walker, Patsy Tipps, Jayne Davis. lSecond Rowh Jed Dailey, Jack Rivers, Ernest Beaman, James Wagers, Dick Groninger, Wes Harris, Roy Hubbard, Ralph Smith, Elmer Barnes. lThird Rowh Carolyn North, Noble Stout, Bob Sibert, George Frederick, Maurice Gray, Norman Osborn, Leroy Reece, Daniel Cain, Betty Cassel, Lucille Heck, Tom Warinner. tFourth ROWJ Elnora Turner, Shirley Jared, Doris Zimmerman, Forrest Roark. Roy Manners. Martha Lou Walton. Raymond Cox, Raymond Stump, Eugene Hurst, Betty Rose. , THE IUNIORS THE CLASS OF '46 with a membership of forty'-three students, is nearing the end of its high school days. Busy, indeed, has this year been. We sold magazines the first semester and made a very nice profit. We've sold conces- sions at all the ball games and have given up our lunch at noon to sell ice cream to those hun- gry students from other classes, who have been such good customers. A Christmas dance and a come-as-you-are party, which turned out to be very funny and most enjoyable, were the high lights of our social activities. Our junior class play, Don't Take My' Penny, which was very successfully directed by Miss Grace Mattern, was given March 9. Under our class colors, green and white, and flower, the American Beauty rose, and with the help of our class sponsors, Mr. Grosskreutz and Mrs. Hodson, We have had a most successful year. Much credit must go to our able officers: President, Tom Warinnerg Vice- President, Bob Sibertg Secretary, Louise Jonesg Treasurer, Eugene Hurst. Although We have struggled through eleven years of work at school, the more nearly the time arrives for our graduation, the more we wish to prolong thoseg dear old school days, and with just one more year in high school, we're determined to make the most of it. if 'A' if ik if 4 4 4 4 4

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THE SOPHOMORES WE'RE OLD AND experienced now! We feel years and years older than the green- ies you saw last year, because now welre sophomores! Although we have just ten boys and twenty-six girls, we still have our fun. Why, we had a swell Christmas party and a St. Patrick's Day party also. W o sophs have been pretty busy this year, teo. We sponsored several shows at the Prewitt theatre, sold birthday cards and stationery, and collected old clothes for a few poor families in Kentucky in return for some holly, mistletoe and greenery which we used at Christmas time to decorate the classrooms and corridors of our buildings. Our girls' basketball team were the champions in the girls' tourney, and we're very proud of them- Under the following officers we have connlucted our meetings, parties and other busi- ness: Beverly Pierce, president: Robert Edwards, vice-presidentg Patty Schleifer, secretary and Rosemary Snow, treasurer. We are grateful to our two sponsors, Mrs. Masten and Mr. McClellan for their guidance, interest and help in all our class projects. We have reached the half-way mark of our high school education, and we'll strive to make the last even more profitable and more enjoyable than the first. fFi1-st Row? Rosemary Snow, Jack May. Dorothy Case, Lois Long, Robert Sayer, Bill Cooper. Buford Curtis, Doris Cassel, Edna Mae Daum, Ronald Winsted, Harold Heshelman. lSecond Row! Beverly Pierce, Bonnie Sehwier, Neva J. Dooley, Joanne Kelso, Robert Edwards. Vir- ginia Blount, Myron Heringlake, Ruth Rosemary, Bettty Beecham, Kathleen Prewitt, Fay Bengc. tThircl Row! Mgxrie Moss, Barbara Buford, James Daum. Hfelen Young, Francis Scaggs, Belly MC- Gully, Betty Stanley, Georgia Bishop, Rolena Britt. ir i' 'A' 'lr ir 4 4 4 4 4