Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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Q wooaw On February 15, 1947, the senior class, with the aid and cooperation of all home rooms, all school clubs, and the Alumni, put pver one of the most successful carnivals in the history of carnivals. It commenced with a delicious baked ham dinner, cooked by the senior mothers. Tomato iuice, escalloped potatoes, green beans, vegetable salad, home made rolls, coffee or tea, and dessert completed the menu. A stroll through the school was then in order, with stops-at all of the con- cessions. A list of these would surely include the Fish Pond, the Bake Sale, the Book and Paste Shop, the Hall of Science, the White Elephant Sale, the refreshment stand, Penny Pitching, and the Country Store. At 8:30 one of the mast professional amateur shows ever seen was given in the auditorium. Then at 10 o'clock, the Alumni opened the Heartbeat Room, and crowds danced until 12:00 brought the close of the Carnival. ROLQBAM Anniversar' Son Whey g , ltold every lutt 19 star Mnghty Mouse w Bone Crusher Sunbeams Shes more To Be Pltued Than Censured BLUe Skles. Horseback Riding Smoke gets In Your Eyes ; Limehouse Blues '3; The Wutd Wild West a OTambo and Boneg Q AhjweeIMysTery of Life 0 OQeSSIe and Her qutie .0 Hozel's Boogie I I'l 9h n

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Each November the students of F.H.5. have a practical lesson in govern- ment when they elect members of their student body to FIN each of MariemonFs civic offices for one day. Officers in the I946 election were: Tom Payne, mayor; Libby White, secretary; Don Geiger, treasurer; Joan Tice, clerk; Joe Walker, police chief; and Jim Jordan, fire chief. 83 COUNCIL, 1946 Louunne Clark Jim Hopewell Charles Ludwig William McLeish Tom Roland Bob Summers PATROLMEN Pete Hull Frank Summers FIREMEN Paul Wurdlow Jim Wilkinson

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Absoluleiy, Mn Gallagher! Posifively, MI. Sheean! The only one who's desperale is me. Slap right up and learn Ihe Irth Poor Pop! Sophomore Sweets Queen Suzanne and King Bob