Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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Senior Class History In the fall of 1939, thirtyftwo students entered as Seniors in Plain' ville High School. They considered themselves fortunate to be the first graduating class of the new school-the Class of 1940! Alyce Ruth Hunt, Nan Sherman, Lola Kaiser, and Aneil Smith were four newcomers to the class. The Senior Class Officers were John Van Pelt, president, Garnet Spaninger, vicefpresidentg Dorothy Knoeppel, secretary, and Richard Blackburn, treasurer. The Seniors had the privilege of setting the precedent for future years by publishing the first school paper and the Hrst annual. This last year will always be remembered as a fitting climax to our highfschool career. . In looking back upon our other years, memory recalls 134 be' wildered Freshmen entering Terrace Park High School in 1936. A party, sponsored by Mrs. Foster and the faculty, on Cctober 28, cordially welf comed us as new members of the highfschool group. In our sophomore year we really entered into the spirit of T. P. as shown by our enthusiastic participation in school activities. Two members of our present class, Joy Arnette and Dorothy Knoeppel, entered that year. Fiftyfseven students returned the following year. Charles Cutler, Ray Heashe, Tom Miller, and Peggy Crenshaw entered our domain. Cur class officers were: Bill Kelley, president, Iohn Van Pelt, vicef president, Ioy Arnette, secretary, and Frank Payne, treasurer. The IuniorfSenior Banquet, under the direction of Miss Ong, climaxed our very profitable year. We have glanced at the past, but did not read it. Even though we hold the present in our hand we look toward the future since Life bef gins at '40! DBLoRBs DUTToN DoRoTHY CIESE KE Page eighteen