Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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Stutt ASSET manners innocent look southern drawl complexion eye lashes vitality frat pin good long shot sunlamp blonde hair red and blue specs angelic look new Studebaker white hair pixey smile willingness to Cooperate his beard curly hair serene disposition dark eyes elusiveness strutting technique wavey hair tankiness horsemanship athletic ability frankness diamond ring smile northern drawl his 6'5 shrewd laugh helpfulness subtle sense of humor deep voice pink complexion musical ability witty remarks keeper of the funds green eyes artistic ability singing Voice eye brows personality hom-rimmed glasses being Joan executive look red hair fishing ability friendliness streak of gray hair Hi-Y pin blue eyes good looks batting average cashmere sweaters USUALLY SEEN at Humpty Dumpty's walking from Camden writing notes with Bob with once in the box office talking at the skating rink cutting up chewing gum dashing counting money with Jean working driving a '47 DeSoto working hard for the Seniors With Pat driving a truck just beating the tardy bell sleepy training his retriever talking at Harper's market grinning in a Packard convertible With Jack in school in her Ford with Iody with a blonde in his '48 Studebaker with Nancy in the cafeteria at the baseball field wherever there's a good band blushing limping anywhere but home ioafinq dashing into homeroom at the library at the old drug store in school laughing driving a new car working on this ?tll book on Wooster Pike With Rita and Mary ushering at the theatre with Benny with her sister pleasing personality driving aimlessly wandering telephone booth at the 01d drug store daydreaming AMBITION to graduate to be the perfect gentleman to gain weight to be a lab technician to have his own secretary to be a social worker to have five kids to be a good typist to be a lady of leisure to have black hair to be a journalist to do something to own a ranch to be a huge success to add R. N. to her name to tell comier jokes than R. A. M.'s to graduate to be a salesman to raise horses and dogs to get his Pontiac to run to be a craftsman to be a fashion designer to be a college grad to be a brewery executive to raise horses to be a pro sportsman to go to college te go to Kentucky to go to Florida to be Ferguson's partner to own a rasehorse to retire at 20 to become an authoress to go out west to get ahead in the music world to be a weatherman to have a singing career to live to be 100 to be an engineer to be a super secretary to be an artist to have a lifetime job of loafing to be Kaiser's partner undecided to get to be smart to live happily ever after to be a business tycoon to be a good secretary to join the Navy to write a best-seller to be a nurse to be a fashion artist to own her own car to be happy to join the Navy to be a Kindergarten teacher

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NAME Bob Allen Jim Anthony Pat Aycock Nancy Bailey Nelson Beckler Pat Bingham Dorothy Blakeney Marion Boewer Nancy Boude Ruth Browning Doris Campbell Carol Clements Ben Cohee Mike Coleman Sally Constable Dave Coies Ray DeCamp Yate Deer Barbara Dieckbrader Gordon DeWeese Wesley Eaton Pat Ebersole Jay Eisenhart Ioe Ferguson Nancy Fletcher Rita Graf Louis Graeter Betty Hutchison Roy oner Dean Kaiser Harold Kruse Bob Larson Lois Levitt . Gene Lentz h Jean Lineback Clifi Loy Rosalyn Lueders Milly McArthur Dick MCLiesh Janet Merriam Mary Metz Charles Miller Jack Pfau Annaree Potter Bob Radle Joan Reid Jerry Roberts Marian Roessler Bob Roush lean Savage Babette Schmidt Carol Thomas Nancy Trilety Suzanne Vosmer Ben Webb Laura Wierwille LIKES to work everything tall blondes symphony concerts Algebra a certain sailor Cooper sports a certain soldier drama and art to sleep late friendly people sports brunettes to eat girls to eat fun and boats horses and dogs sleep and food to hunt and fish neatness money Santa Claus horses sports girls the South happy people blondes girls beauty i0 putter to hunt and fish music study of the weather dramatics and horses week ends malts being with Ernie art and gym marshmallow sundaes life people new cars Don football typing and basketball farming Graeter's cinnamon balls bubble gum humorous jokes red heads Harper's grocery boy sports and business law pickles and Ted 1 Snitch h girls short skirts spinach snooty people study halls short boys being so young rain her nickname Florida spiders to rush flatterers rainy week ends womends hats snobs lipstick speed cops cranky people to gain weight school and selling ads crowds being short being broke fat women moving all over the U. S. time going by hypocrites tomato soup people with sour faces stuck up people conceited people work Cleaning up the mess people Who don'i like baseball conceited people to graduate going to bed for summer to end work onions on cheeseburgers liver and onions nosey people rainy weather thick lipstick doing without a car sauer kraut girls who crack their gum figs to be embarrassed rainy week ends cabbage potato chips dull disk jockeys lazy people waking up to write letters

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We Can't cTake: We, the members of the Plainville High School graduating class of the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and torty-eight, being of sound mind and other- wise. do hereby and whereas proclaim this document to be our last will and testament. ITEM I We, the party of the first part do solemnly offer our sincere congratulations to the faculty, in amazed wonderment at their accomplishment of the impossible! ITEM 11 We, the party of the first part, do bequeath to the class of '49: 1. All our research on the art of cheating. 2. A box of aspirin to carry them through the trial and tribulations of being seniors. 3. Room 310, fully equipped with Mr. Martin and Miss Cloos and 56 worn and honored seats. ITEM III 1, Bob Allen, leave my fatal attraction for women to Leslie Haldeman. I, Pat Aycock, leave my southern accent to 10 Boyd to be used on her next victim. I, Jim Anthony, leave my bouncy walk to Anita Thomas. I, Nancy Bailey, leave my multicolored scarves to next year's basketball team to be made into new uniforms. L Nelson Beckler, leave my tuxedo and top hat to next year's candidate for mayor. I, Pat Bingham, leave my variety of hairdo's to Danny DeCamp. 1, Rita Grat, leave my athletic fervor to Doc with which to inspire his promis- ing athletes. I, Betty Hutchinson, leave my immunity for children's diseases to Joyce Ann Lehrer. I, Roy oner, leave my love for book reports to Jerry Buckmaster. I, Dean Kaiser, leave my fan mail to Monk Austin. 1, Snake Kruse, leave my robin's-egg blue Studebaker to anyone with $3,000. 1, Bob Larson, leave my Henry Fonda appeal to Jimmy Potter. 1, Lois Leavitt, leave my job in the lunchroom to anyone who wants it. 1, Gene Lentz, leave my array of old jokes to Mr. Martin to replenish his files for next year. 1, Jeanne Lineback, leave my flashbulb camera to Tom Christy. I, Cliii Loy, leave my always accurate weather predictions to good old I. Cecil. I, Rosalyn Lueders, leave nothing. I'm taking everything With me. I, Millie McArthur, leave my plaid coat to Assault to wear for his Sunday-goe to-meeting horse blanket. 1, Richard McLeish, leave my miniature addinqmachine to next year's Senior Class Treasurer. 52