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

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STRIVTKG FOR PERFECTION Vocal Varieties Our High School Chorus consists of fifty- five students and our Girls' Glee Club about twenty girls. Both are ably directed by Hr. Ross who supervised the music at our Christ- mas Program, who planned an Operetta that was very successful, and who directed our musical activities at the Commencement Ex- ercises. Officers ''•onna Porter, Barbara Stalder, Nr. Ross, Sally McDonald, Timothy Williams. Rernita See, Doris Thompson, Sue McDonald, Betty Mackie. Drivers' Training Toot'. Tooti If you do not blow your own horn, no one else will. Little did we think a few years ago that we would be tooting at school. However, to better fit us for adult life, a Drivers' Training Course was added to our curriculum for the first time this year. The class consisted of eighteen members ar.d taught by Nr. Ross. We had a beautiful tan 1957 Ford automobile in which we glided along State Route 682. Library Club Officers John Shrieves, treasurer; Mary DeWeese, news reporter; Joyce Nichols, secretary; Timothy Williams, vice- president . Miss Diver, adviser; Jo Ann Brooks, president. Future Homemakers of America Joan Tipton, pianist; dally McDonald, historian; Ruth Porter, secretary; Joyce Nichols, vice-president; Hiss Cone, adviser; Jo Ann Brooks, presi- dent; Earbara dtalder, vice-president; Betty Mackie, treasurer; Elizabeth Williams, parliamentarian, Janice Hanning, news reporter. Our FKA chapter, consisting of forty members, is a very outstanding one in Athens County. Betty Mackie is the County Vice-President. We have always participated at the Athens County Fair, and County and State meetings. Several of the girls spent two weeks at FHA dtate Camp last sumner. We are very proud of our or -anization and wear our FHA pins and bracelets with great pride. 5