Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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4 Blue Devil Staff M l First row: Grace Keown, Susan Gallagher, Helen Miller, Mary Ann Bransford, joy Arnette, Miss Wagg, Miss Brown, Dorothy Knoeppel, Nan Sherman, Delores Dutton, Garnet Spaninger, Evelyn Anglin. Second Tow: Mr. Prickett, Dave Morgan, Bill Coleman, Ray Paulson, Harry Crohurst, George Klopp, Peg Cren' shaw, Bill Kelley, Tom Miller, Stuart Jacob, Eugene Phillips, Mr. Phillips. Scholarship First row: Ida Mae Moore, Carrie Mae, WOOdl'Llll, Mabel Jordan, Edith Meserve, Dorothy Dartt, Lcuie Mae Leaf. Second row: Ancil Smith, Harry Crohurst, Frances Bingham, Dorothy Gieseke, Dorothy Knoeppel, Peg Crenshaw, Phil Phelps, Dave Uhling, John Van Pelt, Bill Welclm, Ray Heashe, Bill Kelley, Leah Stein. Third row: Mr. Beeson, Ruth Maerkich, Ruth Hines, Garnet Spaninger, Mary Sue Smith, Susan Gallagher, Nan Sherman, Bob Bennett, Norbert Meier, jim Tecse, Carl Hanson, Bruce Lewis, Charles Miller, jean Bolanger, Miss Wagg. Fourth row: Pearl Williziliis, Toni Naish, Elizabeth Matrki, hlarian Thomas, Polly Malcolm, Bertina Eeino, Ken' neth Waldo, Paul Kreider. Bob Becker, Charles Fleshmari, Herbert Marsch, Vincent Kenny, Helen Miller. 1 9 SP Page forty

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I Pep and Cheer I Fwst row: Nlarxan Hannaford. Second row: Anna Cushman, Mr. Phillips, Bob Fletcher, Bill Towles, Jeanne Bolanger, Charles Miller, Mr. Martin, Louie Mae Leaf. Third row: Marcia Goetz, Lois Wyatt, Janeth Peters, Jean Leaf, Ruby Henize, Pearl Williams, Betty Morse, Betty Blaney. Fourth row: Ruby Hall, Joe Sroufe, Bill Coleman, Fritz Van Pelt, John Shockey, Kay Gallagher, Ethel May Waugh. Camera Club I First row: Janeth Peters, Phil Phelps, Mr. Wyatt, Bill Welch, Dorothy Knoeppel. Second row: Dean Sampson, Jack Crenshaw, Bob Becker, Herbert Marsch. Third row: Bill Lindeberg, Bill Goebels, Paul Kreider, Jim Teese, Vincent Kenny. X g f ff 4 X Page thirtyfnine

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September 5- September 15 September 21 October 11-- October 12-- October 20-- October 28-- November 4- November 11 November 18 November 23 November 28 CALENDAR School Daze School openss-new school, new faces, new ideas. 'Nuff said. Pigskin season gets under way with a bang. Plainville, 27, Colerain, O. Rah! Rah! First pep meeting! Lotsa new cheer leaders get us in the mood. Senior Class increases its bankroll with the movie !'Tundra. Another holiday. Good old Columbus! .Blue Devils get a walloping. Terrace Park, 26, Plainville, 6. Everyone swings out at the Sophomore Sweater Swing. .High School dedication, everything on display, including the pupils. Armistice day. .Seniors give Turkey Strut. Coach brought his blond 'Lcousinf' Who are we to doubt his word? .Thanksgiving Day. The turkey gets stuffed and so do we. .Too much Thanksgiving, boys? Walnut Hills, 29, Plainville, 22, as basketball season gets under way. December 1 ---- -Plainville wins her nrst basketball victory of the season. Loveland, 30, Plainville, 32. December ??- For once all the Seniors came to English Class. It was quite an occasion. December 19 ---. Another victory as Automotive bows down to Plainville. Automotive, 14, Plainville, 22. December 22- - - . Everyone gathers in the auditorium for Christmas carols and a pageant. fWe are a bit skeptical as to whether the angels were selected because of beauty, speech, or angelic qualities., December 25 ---- 'LThe stockings are hung by the chimney with care . . . December 29--- January 1- - - January ?? ----- January 2--- February 14- February 26- March 15--- March 2O--- March 2O--- March 29--- April 1 -------- April 2--- April 8--- April 11 ---- April 13 ------- May 3 --------- May 14 -------- May 29 ----.-- May 30 -------- June 4---- --- 9 ---- june 12--- June f X 3 -Terrace Park defeats us. Bulldogs, 33, Blue Devils, 17. ---.Resolutions are made and broken. Oh, well, we try anyway. -Watch your step, boys! It's leap year. ---.Everyone dusts off his school books as Christmas vacation ends. ---.Hearts get in tune as Cupid says it with a valentine. ---.Ancil Smith puts a thumb tack on Paul Bay's chair. Paul gets the point now. ---.Sophomore supper. Delicious, delightful, delectable! ---.Spring arrives UQ Weather forecast: L'Snow and continued cold. ---.Damp weather but not damp' spirits as Seniors score in the scholarship tests. ---.We find the Dream That Came True in the Junior play. .April Fool's day. Miss Brown fooled the Freshmen by keeping them after school. .After a short but sweet speech, Coach gives out the wellfearned basketball letters. .Our dignified principal sweeps off the front steps. Oh, for a camera! ---.After surviving the shock of becoming a father, Mr. Wyatt passes out cigars to all. The seniors are proud of having the privilege of sponsoring a baby. Qlncidentally, it's a boy., .Two more places as commercial students score in scholarship tests. Field Day. One good way of getting out of school. Someone gave an intelligent answer in Senior History class. Mr. Phillips was amazed. -The HifY Blow-out blew. Decoration Day. We celebrate by having no school. The Senior play, Miss Jimmy, wasn't a miss , it was a hit. Baccalaureate ceremonies-for once all the Seniors were serious. Commencement. All's well that end's well. RUTH HINES L'JEAN THOMPSON 40 Page fortyfone