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

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The Mound Builders Victor Howard. “Vick.” Class president, class prophet, baseball, orchestra, vice- president Literary society, editor. Eight Anna Jellison. “Bess.” Class secretary, class poet, president of Literary society. Cap- tain Girls’ basket ball. Orchestra, “Polly” in school play. Irene Gabriel. “Renie.” Class historian, class treasurer, basket ball, orchestra, Hortense” in school play, joke editor.

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The Mound Builders SENIOR CLASS HISTORY I hree years of our High School life have almost passed and vet it sems hut a short time since we first entered The Plains High School as'Freshmen. Has our school been proud of us all through there three vears When we were in the lower grades our classes numbered anywhere 11om fifteen to thirty-five scholars, and now that we are Seniors, we have only three members, Anna Jellison, Victor Howard and I- W e three are always happy and intend to finish our four year course at the Plains High School, because we see its advantages and are always aiming higher. The Senior Class is well represented in the athletic activities of the school by Anna, as an excellent center on the Girls’ Basket Ball team ; and by- Victor who holds down the mound position on the baseball team. We are row making arrangements for our class play at the close of the term. V e cannot express in words what we owe to our teachers. We certain- ly appreciate the kindness they have shown and the hard work they have done for us s lice entering our High School. Our teachers this year are Mr. Bryson, Botany; Miss Brohard, Eng- i h; Miss Watkins, History; Miss Syx, Drawing, and Miss Glancv, Busi- ness Ari'.hir.e.ic. Our class met in March, electing the following officers: Victor Howard president; Anna Jellison, secretary- and Irene Gabriel, treasurer. As class teacher we chore Mr. Garret. As our class motto we chose, “Work”; class l ower, red and white rose; and class colors, crimson and white. Our greatest aim is to make the school a better school for the ones entering in the coming years- Now, at the end of our third year, we wonder if the remaining years can hold in store for us as much pleasure triumpth and knowledge as the first three years; and we earnestly- hope that we may pass on, leaving no blot upon the honor of The Plains High School. But it’s not work on forever. Summer’s bringing brighter days, When through woodland, field and forest Each shall seek his cheerful ways. But, where’er our lot has cast us, May we keep our purpose true. So that summer’s days shall find us ’Neath The Plains old Gold and Blue. And when we journey out in life. And pass our troubles by, We shall never forget the day's We spent at the Plains Junior High. Nine The Historian Irene Gabriel