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

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MEMORABLE EXPERIENCES Florida in Ohio The wind whistled, the snow came, the ice stayed, and the red line of the thermometer went down and down; yet when we entered our school, it was always so cozy and warm. Really it was the most comfortable year we had ever known. And why? Some kind and thoughtful invididuals had provided new gas furnaces. Washington by B and 0 With our luggage heave-hoI Our class mostly in the Senior year strived to earn money by selling candy bars, school pencils, greeting cards, and dish clothes and by publishing a Year book. Fin ally we had earned a sufficient sum of money to finance our trip to the East. There we had many new experiences and benefited much from the journey. Some students lost items, some purchased souveniors, some asked questions, but all returned home com- pletely worn out. 71 iWI Senior Class Play We all participated in the class play which was a comedy that we all enjoyed in its preparation and presentation. In addition to the fun, we learned a great deal pertaining to speech, poise, and persuasion. It was a success dramatically and financially. Commencement We thought of Shakespeare's phrase parting is such sweet sorrow as we were seated on the plat- form Kay 21, at which time Francis N. Hamblin, Dean at Ohio University, talked to us concerning the importance of the spiritual and moral values in life; and he reminded us that it actually was Almost Tomorrow. 11