Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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Dec. 26e0heMy achini back! Seniors had another paper drive. This time it was cold. Dec. IBeAlumni helped entertain during the holidays with a dance at the Inn. Dec. 30eVarsity vss AlumnieNeed I say more? Junl 2-What a struggle to get up this marning, especially to go back to school! Couldn't have been that we all had such a big time during vacaticn-or could it? Jan. 10-Hard to decide which was shining the most--the Juniors' happy faces or those sparkling new rings. Jan. 13eTom P., what happened? You made itl KiltoleVeS YOU Jan. 22eWae is me-examsl Was that my imagination or While they Just! did I hear the band playing funeral marches? Jan. 24-Semester grades. I resolve to study harder next semester.H lsays who?l Jans aleAtter a victory over Anderson, the Home Ec. girls went frigid on us and presented The Snow-bull -but there weren't any being thrown at the dance! Nice and warm, in tact! Feb. GeToday the Hi-Y and Y-Teens presented a joint as- sembly with Dr. Slutz as speaker. His subiect Boy and Girl Relations was one in which we were all very much interested. Feb. lZePaul G's trip to the Lin-Tulip Co. started out as an errand but ended as a tragedy. Paul refused to pay attention to the friendly cap and he was presented with a ticket. Feb. meCupid must have played mean tricks on the St. X boys because they certainly looked sad at 10:30 P4 M. tConfidentially, it was Piainville that really upset themll The G. A. A. dance after the game was a huge success. Feb. 15-The Seniors performed a miracle! After only three weeks of preparation, we raked in more profit on our super- Ml duper Carnival than any previous claSSeta mere $700l. . I Feb. 19-Are aur buttons busting! Bill McLeish received H '9 road, Jerry. word that he was among the top 40 in the nation-wide Science Talent Search. Mr. Martin and Bill were seen walk- ing on clouds. Assembly today, honoring Bill, very impressive. Feb. ZleHappy Birthday, Mama'hetrom Judy! Feb. 27eWhispers-whispersewhispeneeveryane except Arch. Seniors have surprise party in order to send Bill aft with our best wishes far success in Washington. The Stu- dent Assembly Committee presented a forum on ways to better the student. Views presented by Blakeney, Doebele, Hudgel, h McLeish, Rudle, Roland, and Swisher, and teachers chdman, x Ernstingl and Martin. Feb. ZB-Pluinville walloped Georgetown in First round of dis- trict basketball tournaments. Mar. leKruse saved the day! In the second round of the tournaments we had a little trouble getting by New Richmond, but finally came out on the right end of the score. Mar. 5e-Htp-hip-hooruy. Seniors travel to station to welcome .---- - h Bill. Brass Band and everything. Mar, beAll English 4 students go to the theatre! Hamlet really had a time in his day! s I h. Ih ' Mar. l4ellJerry of Jericho Road presented by music de- A -re partment. Very cute, especially Hthem bears. Mar. ZBeWith basketball season over, the Freshmen gave a big dance to relieve monotony of dull weekeends. A-heml Baccalaureate Bonnets Mar. 29-Any old clothes today? Juniors out in full force for their rummage sale to raise money for the From. May Q-Atter many hours at both hard work and tun, the 'tSenior Dramatists present our last money-making proiect. The end of the year really comes in sight when there is noth- ing more for which to make money. May 24eThe long-awaited Jr.-Sr. From and Banquet tinully came. Everything certainly was wonderful! sigh-e June 5 8x 6--lsn't it grand being a Senior! Just to get those dreaded exams over witheA whole week earlier than any- one else. June 8-lnspiring baccalaureate sermon given by Dr. Hezlep. First experience with mortar-buards. June 9, IO, 'l'I-Seniors go swimming while under-clussmen sweat over exams. June lleAmid tears and smiles we receive congratulations and well-wishes. And so We leave the beloved halls of aur P. H. S. to go on to new triumphs. U tr hAe. W Senior Solilnquies 27 a Prom-enading Pump and tare-thee-wall

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3cm amyx Sept. 4-School started today. It doesn't seem possible that this could be my last year, but from all appearances it's going to be the bait one. Sept. 9eFirst auditorium program, Students met Mr. Seidner and new teachers. Tam Payne late for first time, today. Sept. ZOeFirst football game with Dayton Oakwood. It was good to see the team out on the field again even if we did U951! lose. . . Smile, Senior, smiIE! Oct. 1-Assemblles have started at Iustl DISCOVEI'ed that wild animals aren't as wild as they're made out lo be. it seems that even wolves can be tamed? ' Oct. 11--Seninrs started things a-buzzing with the first school dance The Senior Send-otif after the victory over N. C. H. Oct. lSeFrench Club dines out. La Narmandie is tres charmente. Oct. 19-Jordan really shone taduy in ti'te Reading game even if the sun didn't! Our second straight victory. Oct. 3leAnnuul pictures were taken. Cheese! and peaches became the password for the day. Nov. leAnother victory-over Wyoming this time. Sopho- mores put on big dance afterwards. Nov. HeArmistice Day was observed with the presentation of a plaque honoring those Alumni who gave their lives for their country. Nov. lSeSpeeches, speeches, speeches! Civic Day brought out unknown qualities of musician? in those brass-bands. Sameone sure can blow! Nov. lbeFootball Royale! Wonderful time had by all! Nancy Berry and Jim Jordan reigned as King and Queen. A P stands for Proud. Raw, TUW-REUdiHQ! number of senior girls agree that Do: really has some cute kids! Nav. 18-5uccessful candidates took omce today. Bewarel Town taken over by iuveniles. Nov. 19e6. A. A. tried something new in dances. A Tea Dance. Boys, where were you? Nov. ZOeDid you say our school had been renamed HHealthy? At least no one needs to worry about T. Bl, but I wander how M. Hunt manages to keep alive on safely-pins? Nav. 22-Saw sterling performance of t'Skidding given by the talented Juniors. Nov. ZSeFox tried to blow up school with some newly de- veloped atomic mechanism. Richard, some of us still love P. H 8. even if you don't! Nov. ?beFirst basketball game with St. Bernard. We lost, but with a little practice we ought to be pretty good. Nov. 29-hFilled to the gills with turkey. Nothing left but the skeleton of that ol' birdv Nov. 29F-Seniors got cut water-wings on their first paper drive. The paper sure must have been full of water 'cause our reward was slim. Xasperuting Xhausting Xams. , v Dec. ZeNew lunch hour-Fewer upset stomachs now that uHey, look, fellas-Esquires! we have time to digest our food! Dec. SeFoatbull banqueteBoys received rewards for par- ticipaticn in football. Girls got big ideasl Dec. 6-Revenge! We beat Milford! Juniors put on big dance afterwards. Dec. 13 8: 14eMuriemont Players gave two wonderful pet- farmances af HThe Philadelphia Story for the Band benefit. At this rate the band should be well clothed in no time. Dec. H?eHi-Y and Y-Teens gave their annual Christmas party for the orphans. Oh-h-h my headl Santa Claus certainly made a big mistake when he brought them all those whistles. Dec. 20m- A Sign Unto You was given us an impressive send-OH for the Christmas vacation. 26 Beauty and the safety plus. The Big Sleep-Dec. 20-Jan. 2.

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To Dorothy Blokeney, my ability to be on Iime-Jean Thompson. To Jim Potter, my year-oround raneDon Geiger. To Jim Lemon, my six fee? fwoeFred Huerkamp. To Bob Redle, my tennis racker-Dick Frey. To Hurry Ebersole, my cashmere sweater-Sclly Whitcomb. To Jean Haven, the length of my haireloe Anna Henn. To Jim and Jerry, the responsibility of carrying on the Baker traditione- George Baker. To Dick McLeish, my nickname Arch --William McLeish. To Carol Clements, my social blundegs-Jviurguret Anne Hunt. To Laura Wierwille, my name which begins with B so she won't have lo sit in the back of every classeNancy Berry. To Jay Eisenharf, my appetife-Virginic Hunfer. TQ Mary Lou Schrecongosf, my slow quk-Libby White. To Harold Kruse, my heighf-Mury Puffen. To any warm blooded person, my ieep-uJoan Tice. To Jock Breslin, my speedeJim Jordon. To Millie McArthur, my big feefeBob Summers. To Ev Spelmun, my five o'clock shadoweJim Hopeweil. To Leslie Haldeman, my cheerleading abilityeTom Roland. To David Thompson, my title of 'hCrusherhheFrank Summers. To some other baseball genius, my cafcherhs miffeJim Wiikl'nson. To Eric Vornberg, my typing abilityeEHa VuoHo. To the future senior food chairman, my co-operqfion fhreots-Lorefu Fieno. To Donna Lou Meyers, in case she wants a change, my raven +resses- Miriam Thompson. To Randall Greig, my French vocabularyeMuriun Doebele.