Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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If we were selecting the club which had the most fun, the Dramatic Club here at Plain- ville, Masque and Mantle, would be right there at the finish line. Although it was founded here at Plainville only last year, it has furnished the school with some very enter- taining assemblies. Under Mr. Gossard's capable directorship the club has produced two one- act plays and some side-split- ting monologues. The club had a hard time breaking into the meeting schedule, but it Was finally decided that the group would meet every other Wed- nesday evening. President ...... D. DeCamp Vice President ,, R, Brunner Secretary..,............... .. J. Howard Treasurer M Iones mm efadddcd Zeagae 776W :9 776M136 5 50 President,..m.. D. L. Meyers Vice President ,,,,,, B. Thomas Secretary ... ...F. Rushart Treasurer. t. , ., H. Clark The Junior Classical League strives to do away With the idea that the classics are dead. In our monthly meetings we learn of the domestic and bel- ligerent affairs of the Roman people, their habits, descrip- tions of their homes and coun- try. We also learn of great leaders, as Caesar and Cicero, in the classical field, their back- ground and feats. The I. C. L., one of the newer clubs in P. H 8., is affiliated With the Na- tional Association, and thus we learn of achievements of other groups. Mrs. Handman, who is very learned in the classics. was our advisor and under her guidance! the I. C. L of '49 has been most entertaining and informative.

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, gi, - w?aaaaar 3'3 3 19: .313 f; 35:97: 43:16.13'31 r J t '7 anwmge : ?Migaw Captain ........................... Coach ................................. Mr. Norman Kusel Asst. Coach .......... Mr. Douglas Ernsting This year's football squadj being one of the smallest since the beginning of eleven man football, was hard hit by the many in- juries among the first string players. Even so, the team came through with flying colors. Ray Adkins, center and captain, was tops as a leader. Besides putting all he had into blocking and tackling, he hetped even more in keeping up team spirit when the odds were against them. Bill Hopewell, Who played next to Ray did a fine job as guard and was one of the best defensive line blockers and tacklers ever to come to Plainville. Bill will be back next year to lead the team as captain ................. Ray Adkins Line Coach Mr. George Edwards Freshman Coach ........ Mr. Larry Haines B111 Lindquist, the other guard, c'ould al- ways be depended upon to fill in the holes on defense or to block them out on defense. Iim Potter, playing left tackle, was one of the scrappiest men on the team. The other tackle, Dick Graeter, was a conststanly hard worker throughout the season. Our ends, toe Morgan and Tom Bachmann, did a fine job, and Bill Hanaford turned out to be one of the fastest runners on the team. This year's Reserves showed promise of becoming a good team next fall, so that suc- cess is not only possible but probable.