The Plains High School - Yearbook (The Plains, OH)

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“quality” as well as “quantity.” Keep an eye on the Freshmen and watch us progress. Class Motto—Nihil sine labore. Class Colors—Orange and Black. Class Flower—Pansy. Class Teacher—Mr. Bryson. SIXTH GRADE PICTURE. Alice E. George. Teacher. Top Row: Marie Schmidt, Avinel Day, S Ivia Hunter, Mary Kahman, Otho Brooks, Lawrence Davis, Marietta Goodman, Wilbur Branson, Gordon Williams, Shando Barkie, Henry Hutchins, George Ulichney. Second Row: Margaret Jewett, Gwen Roberts, Gather.ne Tremko, Michael Vessalo, Elizabeth Kahman, John Slater, Belle Cheadle, Gilbert Ball, Russell Michaels, Susie Middler, Helen Roby. Third Row: Mary Stadler, Mary Blasko, Ellen Billie, Albin Popovich, Helen Gaskins, Mary Vesselo, Guilford McGlone, Dale Channel, Alfred Hawk, Michael Dukeman, Frances Brooks. Names of those who were not in picture: John Potts, Miley Powell, Mable Bradshaw, Mildred Gould, Sylvia Huston, Marguerite McGee, Gay McDonald, Josephine Vargo. This page is donated by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Channell, in honor of our sons, Glen Roy and Dale Primrose. A little bit of writing Scribbled on a cuff, Will help one to remember Seme real important stuff.

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of English during first semester, and Miss Brohard, second semester. Our class organized early in the year, choosing the following officers: President, Mae McAllister; Secretary, Edna Bumgardncr; Treasurer, Elizabeth Schmidt. Class Colors—Blue and White. Class Flower—Violet. Class Motto—Efficiency. Class Teacher—Miss Brohard. (Keep an eye on the Juniors.) SEVENTH GRADE PICTURE. Junior High School. Back Row, left to right: Franklin Cook, Culver Tate, Lloyd Thorne, Everett Gaskins, Thelma Noble, Ada Jewett, Garnet Day, Hazel Hunter, Anna Schmidt, Earl Thompson, Blanche Cochran. Third Row: Paul Tipton, Orvan Potts, Peter Barkie, James Gabriel, Roy Donelson, Delphin Cline, Andrew Popovich, James Moore, Gerald McHarg, Vir- ginia Thompson. Second Row: Robert McCallister, Hayes Shrieves. Eldon Hawk, Joseph Char- ney, Alma Hale, Helen Coley, Lois Day, Alice Tate, John Hanus, Willard Hamer. Front Row: Floyd Bumgardner. Clifford Potts, Dorothy Ball, Marie Ale- sHre, Gertrude McClain, Ellen Parfitt, Nellie Barker, Elizabeth Barto, Anna Vesselo, Anna Billie. Joseph Brindo, Andrew Dukeman. Those not in the picture: Ben Vargo, James Gabriel, Virgil Thompson, Michael Kachman Donald Gabriel, Letha Gould, Dorothy Cade. This page is donated by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tipton, in honor of our son, Paul, and niece, Mildred Poling. FRESHMEN HISTORY. We, the Freshmen, fifty-five strong, entered P. H. S., Sept. 9th, 1919, determined to make our first year in the Junior High a profita- ble one. We organized our c'ass with Joseph Charney as President, Frank- lin Cook, Secretary; Marie Aleshire, Treasurer. Although we have often met with difficult tasks, we usually master them, with the help of four teachers, who, Toy their kindness, have won a warm place in the hearts of all the Freshmen. For various reasons, five of our number have been compelled to leave our ranks, but with fifty remaining, we expect to rank high in

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FIFTH GRADE PICTURE. Fern Syx, Teacher. Top Row: Julia Moner, Captolia Whetstone. Ollie Hanning, Earl Hannin- Shelby McAllister, James Smith, Susan Coley, Roscoe Savely, Harold Branson, Raymond Potts. Second Row from top: Lucile Tate, George Stabler, Gemvhve Shriev-s Joseph Kovach, Oscar McGee, Everett Cade, Chester Hanning William B ad- shaw, Harold Barstow. ,, Th.ird Row from top: Dorothy Day, William Finney, Nelle Bumgardner, Catherine Tate, Alex New, Albert Hutchins, Stanley Potts, Carroll Thorne Pupils enrolled, but not in picture: Bertha Vargo, George Moxin, Mathew Tremko, Ihomas Goodfellow. This page is donated by Miss Brohard and Miss Syx, in honor of Fifth Grade and High School. SMILESCOPE. Can You Imagine? Thelma being a Hawk? Maude being a Thorne? Frank being a cook? Dorothy being a Ball? Glenn being a Channel? Joseph being a Lyon? Thelma being Noble? Alma being Hale? Andy Hannis keeping his feet under his own desk? Miss Brohard and Miss Syx going to Nelsonville without Mi- ll---and Steve? Anna not getting letters from Texas? Edna keeping still for five minutes? Marie forgetting Willie? Lela getting sharper on Whetstone? Ellis missing school?