Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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66mm of '4 7 We, the junior class, entered Plainville in September, 1941, With the gratifica- tion of knowing that we had passed the milestone of grade school. In the seventh grade, we became a new cog in the wheel of education, and were initiated into the realms of Mr. Martin's science classes. This was the year in which we learned to co-operate and synchronize as a specittc and individual group within a larger and more important P. H. 5. student bodyt Our advisers, Miss Millisor and Mr. Kusel, gave us that first shove that sent us flying into activities, sports, and schoolwork. Our officers for that year were Edgar Parks, Dave Taylor, Judy LeBosquet, and Donald Lemon. Upon entering the eighth grade and feeling iust superior enough to cast glances down our noses at the new seventh graders, we found that our new advisers were Miss Gregory and Miss Haggard. Our oPFxcers that year were George Baker, Maritynn Jenkins, Mary Patten, and Donald Lemon. After being battered around and bruised, we arrived, still proud but somewhat incredulous, all intact and ready to take whatever our freshman year had in store for U5. The Freshman Fall Fling, the Bake Sale, the War Relief drives, the Book Week assembly, the ShusteruMartin play, and other freshman activities raised our prestige considerably in the eyes of the upper classmen. During this year four fresh- man boys were on the Reserve Basketball Squad, one on the football team, and a team of freshmen won the intramural basketball championship. Bob Oakes was president, and Miss Keckley and Miss Battels were our advisers. The following year we acquired the King Midas touch. Socially we climbed the ladder, as shown by the fact that our Sophomore Sweater Swing was more than successful and very well attended. During the basketball season the entire first string of the reserve team was composed of sophomores. Some of the members of our class received outstanding distinction scholasttcollyr Our advisers were Miss Thibaut and Mr. Saiter, and our officers were Donald Lemon, Dave Taylor, George Baker, and Jim Hopewell. This past year has given us innumerable memories. Our play, HBEST FOOT FORWARD, and our class rings are most significant, and the prom was a crowning climax to the year. 49

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HA I s u L. I g! a n I I: I I: I I I I I I I I I I I E FIRST ROWILouanne Clark, Nancy Berry, Margaret Hunl. Zoe Anne Henn, Teresa Fradiunnu, BeHy Doll. Beulah Clark, Marian DoebeleK SECOND ROWIRkhc-rd Frey, James Hapewell, Don Geiger, Jayne Holloway, Margaret Collins, Lorain Fieno, Virginia Hunter. Jean Bonnell. Carolyn Carlson, I THIRD ROWIJohn Gilbert, MaiHund Clark. Peier Hull, Russel Heckel, George chp, Geurge Baker, Milton Collins, Paul Greater, John BluckFord, Fred Huerknmp. NOT INCLUDED IN PICTUREIJumn-s Bolunger, h: Ann Baits, Richard Fox, Charles ludw'xg, Dr. Ally C. Handmun hdviserJ FIRST ROWIMOW Punen, Jean Thompson, Frances Sanford, Joan Tice, Pearl Kemper, Miriam Thcmpson, EBu VuoNo, Marilyn Meyer, Jean Black. SECOND ROW-Jumes Jordan, Sally Whircomb, Morilynn Jenkins, John Thempson, Donald Lemon, Libby While, William Mcleish, Texonnu Peacock, Audrey Jordan. THIRD ROWIRot-zen Oakes. James Wilkinson, Clyde Phillips. Paul Wurdlow, Tom Payne, Tum Ramnd. Ralph $ipe, David Taylor, Frank Summers. LAST ROWIFrank Ruddle, Miss Nina Keckley tudviserL Reberl SummersI NOT INCLUDED IN PlCTURE-Ted Kirk, Joe Walker, Phyllis MHlson.

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FIRST ROW Jerry Euker, Pu? Eberscle, Sully Conslable, Nancy Boude. He1en Cutler, Ruth Browning, Shirley Browne. SECOND ROW Viroldu Cline, Pm Bingham, Georgia Belden, Doris Campbell, Ruse Balunger, Marian Bcewer, Barbara Dieckbrnder. THIRD ROW-Curol Clemenzs, Nancy Bailey, Jerry Buckmasrer, Mike Coleman, Hurry Clark, David Coies. Ray DeComp, Bernice Dowd. Wanda Davis. FOURTH ROW Mr. Dan Soirer, adviser, Yure Deer, Gordon DeWeese, Edward Cruin, Jim Anthnny, Bob Allen, Waller Cahee, Wesley Enron, Nelson Beckler. FIRST ROW-Mr. Robert Miller, adviser, Earl Seiberi, Barbara Lathrnp, Richard Mcleish, Jeanne lineback, Rita Graf, Millicent McAnhur, Marian Roessler. SECOND ROWHJean Savage, luaru Wierwille, CI'IFford Loy, Rosoiyn Lueders, BeHy MucFurland, Gene Leniz, Jean Haven, Charles Millery THIRD ROW-Sulonne VDSITIEI. Bob Roush. Juan Reid. Nancy Tlilefy, Lutie Miller, John McDine, Louis Grueter, Betty Jean Hulchinson, Bob Rudie. FOURTH ROW Bcb Lursan, Babene Schmidt, Bernadine Michels, Annuree Potter, Lois Levin. Cami Thomas, Joe Ferguson, Ben Webb, Harold Kruse. FIFTI': ROW Charles HuzeMeld, Ollie Hull, Jerry Roberts, Dean Kaiser, Jay Eisenhart, Roy Juyer, Henry Miller, uck Pfuu. K ' --3:n.i--a-nm-