Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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E. G. BEESON, Supervising Principal Otterbein College, AB. Miami University, MA. HELEN EMERSON BROWN Muskingum College, AB. Columbia University, Student Personnel Admin. English GERALD B. BRITTON Transylvania College, AB. University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, 3.8. in Music IOHN E. FRANCIS Morehead State Teachers College, B.S. Mathematics FLORENCE E. BIRHS University of Illinois, B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. Iames Miliikin University Home Economics MARGARET HEIDKAMP, RN. School of Nursing and Health Good Samaritan Hospital NORMAN HUSEL Miami University, 3.5. Industrial Arts ADMINI America is desirous of winning a great victory. We Americans realize that if our cause is lost, we will experience the dregs of humiliation, despair, terror, death, Which becomes the portion of the conquered. We Will fight With the fervor of a crusader Who resolves to conquer. Such fervor ts righteous, and righteousness gives direction to the eye, strength to the body, skill to the hand, cunning to the mind. uHe Who is on God's side will W111 a crown ever- lasting. America. fighting as a Christian nation, may not prevail in all material battles,- but she will win a high place in the annals of mankind. Page Four 3 MA .11 e I

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FOREWORD We of the Senior Class are deeply indebted to our fellow classmates and to the understanding advice of the faculty for the cooperation Which was necessary to produce this publication in a year of such great national tribula- tion. We warmly appreciate also the faith placed in us by our advertisers, and their Wisdom in supporting this publication. Victory is more than a mere title for this book, it is an ideal imbedded firmly in the heart of every true American citizen. Ultimate victory is an achievement for which many have already drawn their last breaths on the field of battle; it is therefore only fitting that we dedicate this publication not only as an inspiration to those Who in the future will go forth to give their all on the fields of battle, but also as a last declaration of faith to those, whoever they may be, who have already given their last ounce of loyalty in upholding their American ideals. Wherever they may be, may they realize that we are fighting on for the cause for which they themselves can no longer fight in mortal form. it ANNUAL STAFF

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TRATION Since the time of closing school is drawing near, my thoughts turn to What has been accomplished and What impressions you have gathered. Has it been worth your time and effort? Have you had a good time? Have you accomplished what you set out to accomplish? Your teachers have worked hard and giadly to make it all worth your While The task has been made easy by your wonderful spirit and responsiveness. You have gladdened us by your nevereending pep and enthusiasm. Surely we are richer for having worked together in a spirit of friendly understanding. It seems that the knowledge you have acquired thus should remain with you long. May I express the honor I feel in having worked with so fine a group of young people You are an inspiration for the future; may every success and happiness in life be yours. M. VERNON PHILLIPS, Principal University of Kentucky, A.Be, MA. History, Government, and Education MARGARET HAGGARD Wilmington College, AB. University of Kentucky University of Cincinnati Mathematics, English, Library ROBERT A MARTIN Ohio State University, BS. Biology, Business Law, Economics, Science DAVID MCNEIL University of Cincinnati, B.A., 3., Ed. Geography and History NINA L, KECHLEY Hiram College, AB. Denison University Ohio State University University of Michigan University of Cincinnati HELEN L. PEASE Denison University, Ph.B. Ohio State University, MA. French Spanish, English DAVID MCDANIEL Ohio University, BS. Physical Education History Page Fina