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

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ia iltmmft Hmtfiprs 22 ELEVENTH YEAR HISTORY We are the Juniors of 'Hie Plains High School and we are out in the race for the success in life. Our class roll is as follows: Marie Davies Maude Thorne Lela Coon Thelma Hawk George Keeton Edwin Burdette Carl Micheal Thelma Keeton Our teachers who deserve to he mentioned for their efficient work during the year, which we appreciate very highly are: Mr. Bryson .................................................... Principal Mrs. Hamer ...................................................... English Miss Syx ........................................ Sanitation and Hygiene Mrs. Dabritz................................History and Domestic Science Miss Glancy ................................................ Book-keeping Mr. Fiske ........................................................ French We organized our class in February, electing the following officers: Marie Davies .................................................. President Thelma Hawk ................................................... Secretary Thelma Keeton and Lela Coon .................................. Historians Edwin Burdette ..................................................... Poet Miss Syx ................................................. Class Teacher Our Class Colors are Green and White. Our Class Flower ■ Lily of the Valley; and our Motto: “Don’t he a crank; he a self-starter.” Next year being our last year wc will he permitted to enter into our work as usual. Thousands of Juniors have failed, but we eight have the courage to complete our work. —Thelma Keeton, the Historian- Twenty-one

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i» ImtfterB 22 First Row—Mae McAllister, Delphin Keeton, Margaret Krivusti. Second Row—Cecil Hale. Helen Jewett, Hershel Darnell. Third Row—Vergene Shields, John Gabriel. SOPHOMORE HISTORY The Plains High opened its doors in i.he Fall of 1921 to all students inter- ested in securing an education. We the Tenth year entered with a determin- ation to make the year a year of success. Our class has decreased in number since last year, having four students less. Our class roll this year is as fol- lows: May McAllister, Margaret Krivisti, Vergene Shields, John Gabriel, Herchel Darnell, Cecil Hale, Delphin Keeton and myself. We organized our class the latter part of February, electing the following officers: Twenty-three