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

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OUR PAST MONTHS AND 1EARS (continued) In our eighth year Mrs. Adda Maccombs graciously came to us as our home room teacher. Our officers were President, James Peard; Vice-Presi- dent, Petty McGee; Secretary-Treasurer, Samuel Skinner; and News-Reporter, Stanley LeMaster. At Christmas time we had a party and exchanged beauti- ful gifts. We had a girls1 vocal sextet and In the boys chcrus were two of our class members. For class funds we sold purses, Danny and Dolly Duzlts, and seeds. In the ninth grade our officers were President, Dale Goldsberry; Vice- President, Harold Rowan; Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Flnnearty; and News- Reporter, Stanley LeMaster. For financial gain we sold anklets, magazines, and Danny and Dolly Duzlts. Again in music we excelled as most of our class members participated In the operetta entitled the BELLE OF BAGDAD. Our King and Queen that year was Harold Rowan and Janet Howard. On the tenth rung of the ladder, we sold several items. The girls of the Pome Economics department had the honor of serving at the Junior-Sen lor Banouet. Those with titles were President, Dale Goldsberry; Vice-President, Stanley LeMaster; Secretary-Treasurer, Marilyn See: and News-Reporter, Rob- ert Flnnearty. Our eleventh year brought us one step nearer to the top of the ladder. Our class rings brought us many happy moments as these were almost our first bit of Jewelry, and we wore these with great pride. We entertained the Seniors by being hosts at the Junior-Senior Banquet and our theme was The Spanish Flesti which was carried out In many ways. During that en- tire year we worked at many, many projects to earn money for our Senior trip.' At the end of the year, our class, with the entire student body, went on the school buses to Lancaster for a picnic. While there, some en- joyed skating, others swimming, and still others just visiting. Our class was noted for being noisy, a-d we even composed a cheer: Sh, Sh, Sh, Sh, here she comes, here she comes. We were actually Just a group of fun- loving youngsters. At last we have reached the top and are looking forward to starting our own ladder, each swinging outward in a different direction. There are thirty-one of us to go thither and to where--perhaos in many spots in the world! We all respect our colors: the white and the green. Our final officers were President. Samuel Skinner; Vice-President, Robert that we are ready to take our place in t ne woria-uKe a penauium «na «a our class motto reads: Launched, but not anchored. Betty McGee