Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

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 Herath, Grace Larsen, and Lynne See. studying the guidebook and editing the copy while Leslie Davis, Sally Hamilton, Dick Dexter and Charles Clarkson look over the snaps and continue with the ar- rangement of the pages. Then April — the deadline cominq nearer and nearer — the assistant editor Carol Townill, editor Bud Hamilton, and a willing worker, Janet Davis burn the midnight oil. The advisers. Miss Nash and Mrs. Lambert, are more worried than ever — but the deadline is met and success is achieved at last when the 1955 Plainsman, an edition of Reflections, is ready for the public. Nancy Gaylord and Janet Davis receive the first copies as Dick Dexter and June Herath smile with approval. r

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' £ I REFLECTIONS OF PLAINSMAN STAFF AT WORK DURING THE YEAR OF 1954 55 In September we organized the Plainsman stall and started dreaming about the 1955 edition. During October and November we sponsored the magazine drive which was very successful, as you can see by the smile of triumph on the face of Mart Mitchell, business adviser, as he was photographed with Eddie Niehus and Dave Ferguson. Then in January Bud Hamilton and Carol Townill discuss im- portant plans with their advisers, Mrs. Dorothy Lambert and Miss oise Nash. February and March found our literary staff, June TUES. APRIL WED.

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Dedication In recognition of their untiring efforts in furthering athletics and good sportsmanship in this school, we dedicate this book to A. M. Trumpy and Wayne Stevenson, our high school football and basketball coaches. Under their guidance our teams have brought many honors to our school and community. By their efforts a code based on courage, courtesy and cooperation trains the athlete to become a better citizen. Albert M. Trumpy Wayne Stevenson 6