Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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Eighth Grade First row: Bob Carr, james Bradely, Fred Grove, Richard Hanscon, Daniele Feino, Dick Adams, Gene Bennett, loe Dollenmeyer, Stanley Bezanson, Fred Harmon, Ruth Anglin, Georgia Draper. Second row: Jack Board, Bill Bachman, Stanley Fite, Benjamin Anthony, Iiin Geier, Marjorie Hall, Mary Heinzlef man, Ceorgann Bovis, Edith Frazier, Frances Blackburn, Marilyn Cooper, Patsy Caldwell. Third row: Jane Boylan, ,lean Berry, Una Hill, Patsy Finen, Jean Anderson, -lane Alexander, Denise Currier, Helen Hansen, Evelee Baker, Bill Baird. First row: Patsy Meese, Jean Lovins, Donald Thomas, Dean Sampson, Calvin Raleigh, Dorothy Mattai, Helen Mattai, Shirley Thompson, Pauline Stump, Olga Torino, Lela Mikel, Rose Ellen Stephens, Maryln McMaster. Second row: Anna Marx, Andy Kuhn, James Reilley, Ken Muldoon, Walter Moore, Charles Leaf, Bob Planitz, Horace Reid, Harvey Neumeister, Clair Weber, Iune Root. Third row: Dot Peacock, Donald Winder, Carl Parish, Charles Jeffries, Ioy Redman, john Watkins, Karl Henizc, Roger Williams, Mary Rose Schaifner, Mary Trueb. The eighth grade has been active in scholarship, athletics, and social activities. Many of the boys played on the junior High School basketball and baseball teams, both boys and girls participated in the track events. The class had seventyfeight members with Mr. McNeil as their helpful adviser. The oth' cers were: Denise Currier, president, Jean Berry, vicefpresidentg Susan Campodonica, secretary, and Peggy McCoy, treasurer. ' f ff f Page twentyffive X X 3 Q

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Freshman Class First row: Bill Coleman, Bob Fletcher, Kenneth Hunnicutt, Bill Kelly, Dick De Vsfeese, Jim Edwards, Eugene Adams, Kay Gallagher, Edna Fite, Charlotte Dutton, Bertina Feino. Second row: Mae Hall, Anna lllie, Betty Crain, Connie Bennett, Betty Broaddus, Dorothy Finen, Beverly Kimsey, Priscilla Hanscon. Carl Hanson, Bill Birchall. Third row: Eileen jameson, Emabelle Graham, June Hill, Evelyn Fagin, Maurine Cushman, Ida Mae Halfhill, Charles Baker, Larry Haines, Charles Fleshman, Gordon Federle, First row: Nelly Wiemer, foe Sroufe, Jean Maywurm, Ethyl Waugh, David Phillips, Pete McArthur, Warren Parks, Bill Storch, Bob Tisdale, Louis Nickolin, Jean Leaf, Dorothy Lemon, Jeanette Lemon, Etta Viotto, Annetta Lawson. Second row' Buster Wakim, Walter Rowe, Marian Thomas, Polly lvlalcolm, Bruce Lewis, Paul Kreider, Fritz Van Pelt, Marilyn Lease, Mary Lewis, ,leanette Knoeppel, Pat O'Conner, Bill Simpson, Dick Taylor, Norma Lovins. Third vow: Betty Simons, Marion Parish, Bill Williams, Tom Naish, Dean Ramsey, Mary Kelly, Rose Mary Wie' land, Alma Snyder, Winette Verdon, Betty Striker, Kathryn Miller, Shirley Kimmerling, Margaret Schenk, Jean King. We, the first Freshman Class of Plainville High School, entered in September of 1939 ninety' eight strong. Enthusiasm and willingness to be helpful were noticeably present in all of the class activities. The class had representatives on every team, either reserve or varsity. Interest in scholar' ship was shown by the large number of freshmen who went to Greenhills, A party closed the school year. f Page twentyffotw I 9 XX X x X

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Seventh Grade First row: Vv'endell Horne, Jack Hines, George Jones, Clarence Alderman, Hazel Bayless, George Jewett, Edward Collins, Lawrence Henize, James Crombie, Jerry Douglas, Carolyn Heck, Rita Jordan. Second row: Ronald Haldeman, Art Lindeman, Melvin Beck, Raymond Frazier, George Bauer, John Bauer, Robert Ahr, Betty Holzwarth, Louise Heinzleman, Mary Ann Bransford, Jean Grove. Third row: Bob Kuebler, Kenneth Lemon, Bill Arnold, Elaine Beckler, Galiano Fieno, Kenny Burkman, Elaine Federle, Patricia Gibbons, Lola Christinan, Jack Carmony, Jack Birchall. First Tow: Barbara Teese, Barbara Meserve, Barbara Miller, Virginia Miller, Betty Shinkle, Pat Thomas, James Van Camp, Jack Sedam, Wal-ter Wood, Ray Shumway, Edward Schanz, Bob Patten. Second row: Helen Myatt, Mildred McGill, Virginia Wilcox, Mary Roth, Junior Phillips, Harold Schuer, Bruce Shaw, Richard Sharrock, Jack Yeager, Simon Nickum, Richard Surman. 'Third vow: Roger Uhling, Bob Williams, John Stevenson, Shirley White, Mary Peters, Helen Workman, Jo Ann Nelson, Shirley Platt, Bob Whitney, George Wood. Although the Seventh Grade is the youngest class in school, it ranks high in participation and in number. The seventyfiive pupils have come from three different schools and all have worked well together. Many boys and girls have taken part in the Junior High athletic events. The officers for the year were: Jean Grove, president, Mildred Cook, vicefpresidentg Sarah Lay' man, secretary, and Bob Patten, treasurer. X X xx Page twewtyfsix I 9 X X