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

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MR. GARRETT, teacher of History and Manual Training, is a graduate of London Ohio, High School, and has ta- ken a two year course in engineering at Ohio University. Although this is his first experience in teaching, his work is highly complimentary. MISS GLANCV, teacher of Mathe- matics, is a graduate of Athens High School. She has taken two years work in Ohio University, leading to an A. B. degree. She has had four years experi- ence in various schools. Miss Glancy is an ardent worker and believes in the saying “Work and Accomplish.” MISS WATKINS, Home Economics teacher, is also a graduate of the Ath- ens High school. She completed the Home Economics course at Ohio Univer- sity in 1917. Before coming here. Miss Watkins taught two years in the Ames township schools. Although this is Miss Watkins first year with us. her splendid work has won for her, the re- spect of all the students. Four

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MR. BRYSON, our principal, graduated from Stewart High School in 1916. He has taken work in Ohio University leading to a B. S. in Ed. degree, and specialized in Manual Training. He has been with us two years and has set a splendid exmaple before us, encouraging the students to be more inter- ested in iheir school work. MISS BROHARD, our English teach- er, is a graduate of Coalton, Ohio, High School. She has completed her Normal Course at Ohio University and hold a state life certificate. She taught the sixth errade at The Plains for two years, and then took up English work in the High School. Previous to coming to The Plains, she taught in the eighth grade and High school at Coalton, Ohio. Miss Brohard has achieved a high stan- dard in her work, by her diligent ex- ample and her amiable disposition. MISS SVX, teacher of Science and Drawing, graduated from Nelson ville High School. She has taken the two years Normal Course at Ohio Universi, ty. Before coming to The Plains, two years ago. where she holds a high stan- dard in the viewpoint of the students, she was in the Kimberly school. Three

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The Mound Builders WESLEY WALBURN. I». S. in Education I )istrict Superintendent HIGH SCHOOL POEM “Give Heed to the Plains High School” If every boy and every girl That rises with the sun, Would plan to attend The Plains High School. A good deed would be done. How many homes would sunny he. Which ought to have this rule. Every boy and every girl Should belong to The Plains High School. For each mountain has its rock, And each mountain has its crest. But when you belong to The Plains High School, You ought tG do your best. When about to finish The Plains High School,. We are feeling mighty fine; We can go out among the crowd. And stand quite high in the line. When for a position we’ll apply. And about education they ask. We’ll just answer, “From The Plains High And ’twill make it an easy task. We hope we’ll all remember. The lessons we’ve been taught. And make our lives their story tell. And love them as we ought. And now the time has come. Our closing words to say; The shadows fall and lengthen out. As we come to the closing day. Goodbye, goodbye, until September, When P. H. S. begins again ; We then will one another greet. Goodbye, dear friends, till then. M. K.