Plainville High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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7mmmd There is no Past, so long as Books shall live! B ulwer-Lyt ton Since books are part of the basic equipment of our high school days it is natural that we should compile into a book the activities and experiences that we wish to remember. From the beginning of our high school days which we are about to finish, books have furnished us with the fundamentals of different subjects. Books give us our academic background but this is only part of our education. The other part consists of our athletics, clubs, plays, dances, and unrehearsed tun. Into this year's annual we have put the highlights of the year Ninteen Hundred and Forty-Nine. This the senior year book, the end of the road for forty-nine students here at P. H. S. But everytime we leaf through the annual We can relive that football game that was so exciting or the time the basketball team played a wonderful game against a tough opponent. We can remember the night at the end of the season when the King and Queen oi football were crowned by the coach, the laughs at the rehearsed and unrehearsed incidents in the class play, and the fun we had scraping together the money for this year's publication of the Plainsrnan. Into this book has gone the makings of memories of our days at Plainville.

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