Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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Mrs. Coleman, Mr. Blackford's at- tractive and efficient secretary, is always ready to accommodate anybody who wishes to borrow a thumb tack or a paper clip or who wants to have a piece of work typed. With her delightful south- ern accent, Mrs. Coleman came to Us at the beginning of this year and has already won over the School. Mrs. Evelyn Jacobsen seems at times to be almost psychic, and you'd better have a legitimate excuse to remain in her good graces; for iustice is among her many virtues. Although her main office is that of private secretary to Mr. Patrick, she is also recep- tionist for the school and serves as clerk of the school board. Mr. Charles Conover and his staH are owed much for the excelient care that our school property has received. During the war Mr. Con- over cared for the school almost unassisted. Because he has been with us since our school opened, we feel that he must be as fond of Plainville as Plainviile is of him. Mrs. Helen Reis is the kind and understanding i'First lady of our cafeteria. When the basketball boys or G. A. A. girls are hungry, she is ready with sandwiches and cookies, Mrs. Reis Is known for her patience with organizations that use the cafeteria and with the people who continually use her telephone. Curl Schwender is known to every- body at Plainville. His friendly manner and broad grin are bright spots in many a dreary day of tests and classes. He left P. H. S. in '41 to eniist in the Army. Now heis back again, after seeing action in the South Pacit'ic, where he was awarded the Infantry Combat Medal and a Battle Star. 74::qu 9W Name Address . Mackenzie Apt, Beech SL, Mariemont ,. .t 7 Denny Place, Muriemont 6742 Fieldhouse Way, Mariemont V 3906 East St., Mariemont 6757 Murray Ave., Mariemqnt ..... 3908 Beech Sh, Mariemoni 6604 Wooster Pike, Mariemont 6615 Palmetto St, Cincinnati 27 2 Wayland Ave., Norwood 12, O. , 3834 Petoskey Ave., Mariemonr ....3621 Morris Place, Cincinnati 26 V 6735 Murray Ave., Mariemont V V 6938 Miami Ave., Mariemcnt Nina Keckley,,,,,,,, ..1316 Michigan Ave., Cincinnati 8 Martha Keegan,,,,,, , 3415 Morrison Piace, Cincinnati 20 Mildred Kreider ,. ................... 3720 East St., Mariemonl Norman Kusel.... 4415 Redmont Ave., Deer Park, 0. Robert Martin. ........ .. 6738 Maple 5L, Mariemont Curl Meschnw ................... 2873 ShaHer Rd., Cincinnati 11 Robert Milie .3911 Oak 51., No. 17 Ripley A., Muriemoni Ellen Millison iWoosler Pk., 7.3 F. Tarkington, Plainville James Mornerw , 6734 Mapie St, Muriemoni Beulah Barnes . Mildred Buttels. Florence Iirks . . J. D. Bluckford... Kathryn Bnyle Edith Coleman C J. Connver.. Vera Hopping Mildred Fink t. Luis Fish..., Ally Hundman 7 luciie Jackson Evelyn Jacobsen C M. Patrick ..... . , Given Rdt, Indian Hill Viliage Helen Reisw ,,390i PIuinvilEe Rd., Mariemont Di F. Suilert. .3907 Plainville Rd., Muriemonl Carl Schwen erv . .. .. 6601 Rue 5L, Cincinnati 27 'IO

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Miss Nina Keckley is co-sponsor for the juniors. A math expert, she loves to stump her classes with diFFIcuIt problems, then re- veal a simple solution. She not only conducts interesting math classes and quiet study halls, but also has a lovely singing voice, and a sense of humor to accompany her repertoire of college experiences. Miss Martha Keegan receives more and more compliments every year, and the class of '46 wishes to throw its bouquets. Aside from be- ing our indispensable annual adviser and cioss sponsor, Miss Keegan makes English classes delightful with her incomparable manner of relating her boundless knowledge of authors and their work. Mrs. Mildred Krefder is our version of St. Christopher, for with patience and under- standing she guides our youngest school- mates through iunior high arithmetic and pre- pares them for higher math. But these stu- dents do not claim all her attention; the en- tire faculty and student body gain from the culture, wisdom, and graciousness of Mrs. Kreider. Mr. Norman Kusel, better known to all of us as i'Doc, is a coach whose ability may be judged by the continued success of his team. The big smiie that decorates his face after victorious games is a familiar sight, and we hope it will continue to be seen at Plainville in future years. Mr. Robert Martin balances fun with hard work, as he keeps his students alert with frequent tests and amused with his assort- ment of humor. Despite his responsibilities as financial director for school organizations, he always manages to find the time and path tience to be an understanding senior class adviser and a real friend. Mr. Carl Mesch, who was welcomed to Plain- ville last fall, is an enthusiastic American his- tory teacher, has a dependable grin, and enioys telling of his travels throughout the country. He was our baseball coach and assistant coach in basketball and football. Mr. Robert Miller, our young, goodlooking mathematics-science teacher, is an Ohio U. graduate and new member of Plainville's faculty. As coach of the Junior High Basket- ball Team, lie developed future varsity mae terial. His ambition is to become a college professor of mathematics. Mr. James Morner can usually be seen rush- ing through the halls, to take care of any one of his many duties. Besides directing the choral groups, the band, and dance band iin which he plays a good saxi, he has put his hobby to work for us by taking these and many other good pictures. Mr. Dan Suiter shares real understanding with his boys. He is 'imaster of the c1rts'i of mechanical drawing and industry, as well as Hi-Y sponsor. His talents, along with the knowledge he has imparted to his students, are truly a boon to the various stage produc- tions to which he willingly gives his time and eHorts.

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