Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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SCHOOL BOARD W. D. Averill, T. I. Gilmanl M. M. Whitcomb, A. F. Oldham, W. C, Henize. MR. 0. C. HILL As a member of the Board of Education for thirty-six years, Mr. O. C. Hill has served the educational needs of the boys and girls of this district. All that has been done to provide good educa- tional facilities and programs for this rapidly developing community reflects in part his wisdom and judgment. He retires from public office with a spiendid record of achievement. We wish to ex- press our appreciation and acknowledge our gratitude, for we have been among the chief beneficiaries of these years of service. ' 21 MR. C. I. CONOVER Mr. Conover, the chief custodian, has completed his years of service here at Plainville. He was the man who kept the grounds in perfect condition, even to the removal of the last dandelion. He has been seen many times going from room to room regulating thermostats, and changing the light bulbs. Whenever something needed repairing all anyone had to do was go find Mr. Conover. Now, after nine years of faithful and ef- ficient service he has decided to retire We wish him much contentment and future happiness

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EDITH COLEMAN Mrs. Coleman. Mr. Blackford's indus- trious and efficient secretary, is the little woman you often see dashing around in the halls looking for somebody to notify about something. Now putting in her third year at Plainville, she is known to everyone for her friendly manner and humorous conversation. Incidentally, she is also the attendance officer, so all you little kiddies had better look out! EVELYN IACOBSEN Miss Iacobsen has been Mr. Seidner's very capable secretary for ihree years, and is also clerk for the Board of Educa- tion. Always ready With a smile and her absence excuses, she is definitely one of Plainville's favorites. Miss lacobsen is extremely accommodating and she meets all situations with her character istic calm and collected finesse. With out her to keep things going in the ole fice, we would all certainly be lost. X HELEN REIS Mrs. Reis, our cafeteria man- ager, was one of Plainville's Pioneers, and has served us warm lunches for nine years, She and her assistant, Mrs. Gloss have formed a very ef- ficient working team and are the best of friends. Mrs. Reis will long be remembered as 'the pleasant gray haired lady who dishes out the soup. Mrs. Gloss came to us from Madeira High School Where she worked for five years as cafeteria Supervisor. She is fairly new to Plainville, this being her second year. Even though we don't see her very often, we know that she helps make our good meals. Lois says, She's lots of fun to work with. 20 CARL SCHWENDEB Carl Schwencler is the night owl oi the janitors. When- ever any activity goes on in the evening at the school, Carl was always on hand waiting patiently to lock up. The ever-present smile, cigar, and friendly Hi have made him a very likable person at Plain- ville, and we hope he stays for many years.

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PRES.. ,.,IERRY ROBERTS V.PRES., MIKE COLEMAN SEC.. SALLY CONSTABLE TREAS. ......... DICK McLEISH