Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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61 Student Direcfor .. Wayne Montgomery This past year has been very suc- cessful for the Plainville High School band. Under the supervision of the new band instructor, Mr. Downer, the band has put in much hard work and has done a great deal to improve itself. The band students themselves formu- lated their marching maneuvers. Through their formations and march- ing the band proved its ability for variation. Under the able direction and super- vision of MI. Alton Downer, our new music instructor, a Plainville High School Chorus was formed, composed of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniorse The chorus has spent most of its time learning three part, semieclassical songs. We know the chorus will con- tinue to afford pleasure to all who hear or participate in it,

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?dafgagg CaptaineRonald Fertick Out of the first bell gym class came a very outstanding intramural football team. They took on all challengers of the first bell gym class and fell into the losing column only once in all their contests. Being the best team of this Class, they advanced to the eliminations. Here they met the best teams in the school, and through their good running and passing they proceeded to become the 1949 :hampion intramural football team of P. H. S. 7atzamaza6 5mm ?aaeetgdf CaptaineFritz Tull After football was over, everyone's thoughts turned to basketball. Soon the teams were organized, and the sched- ule was made up. Five teams entered the eliminations; they were captained by Tull, GreiQ. Gerard, Lindquist, and Fieno. When it came to the finals, the two teams left were those of Greiq and Tull. Atter a very exciting game, Tull's made up of juniors, won by one point. Therefore they were pro claimed the 1949 basketball champions.

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aeedmdew Barbara Watson, Susan Meyers, Pat Rivers, Camille Champlin, lean Roush, Carolyn Told. Every athletic event needs leaders to help the crowd cheer the team on to victcry, The cheerleaders, Who represented P. H. St this year had the zip and pep that it takes. Lead by senior, Carolyn Told, the five gals did a grand job of work ing out cheers and getting the school ready for a game by having rousing pep assemblies. 62 The four lovely ladies led by Leslie Haldeman, the drum major, proved to the public that they were very capable of the position they held as majorettes have had new uni? forms and they sported them in true band fashion. The group helped to make half-time at the football games an event at Plainville. Rcsemary McCracken, Jo Ann Huggins, Virginia Huerkamp, Barbara Poysetl, Leslie Haldemane Wajamm