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

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SCHOOL TIME Kind friend, we want to say to you V'e think this privilege grand--It's true! To give these few brief lines of thought To The Plains School for which we have fought. Our meirory goes hack over the leaves of time, When we learned from our hooks, yes! Line upon line!! V’e thank you, dear teachers, for your patience and care V.'e know how willful and careless we were! Now, we are glad that the struggle is o'er. And that we shall not need school books any more. But oh! the deep thoughts, as we sigh with rellef, When we leave our dear classmates The day brings naught hut grief. Sweet Memory, may we call on thee once again, To ke p fresh in our mind these beautiful gems: The love our parents have shown always to us In sacrifice that we might win so much. As we look on vcur ha pry faces tonight. Glowing with joy in this setting so bright. Of your class of young graduates rrave and true V.'e are so thankful we are some of the few. Now, PFS, with your grand success, Ve love vou dearly, we must confess. So officers, teachers, and classmates fine, •e will sa to vou now, Goodbye, goodbye, At this, our last, our gayest,' school time. Now, as we launch out on life's great sea Va our goals he true: may our hearts be free! May we rut our trust in God's Master mind Who will give us strength our Anchors to find. Charles Dunfee Harold Rowan Merrit Wilson Marilyn See