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

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THERE IS MUSIC r: THE AIR AiMA MATER Alma Mater, The Plains High School Hew we fondly hold your memory, Cherish you in song and story; Dear Plains High, throughout the years. As you taught us, you have guided, Pointed out to us life's goals. Trained in learning, truth, and honor. Guarded us against stormy shoals. Alma Mater, The Plains High School We will hold your memory dear; You are our beloved high school. Treasured be through many a year. by Miss Louise Diver Vocal Music Officers Jack Weatherby, secretary Janice Hanning, vice-president Timothy Williams, president Music, when soft voices die, vibrates in the remory. There are forty-five members of the mixed chorus. The group participated in the Christmas program and had an out- standing Spring Vocal Concert. The group also participated at various assemblies. There's rn.usic in the sighing of a reed; There's music in the gushing of a rill; There's music in all things, if men had ears: Their earth is but an echo cf the spheres. 7

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OUR BAND We were lifted spiritually by melodious notes from these instruments of inter-space. Ix3wer Brass Forty Units Our uniformed band participated at many activities. Its notes sounded forth at the Parade of the Hills, in Nelson- ville, at the Old Settlers Reunion, in Jacksonville, at the Ice Cream Social, in The Plains, and at the Christmas Pageant, in Logan. It put the ginger in assembly programs, and in the football gar.es. Local citizens enjoyed the band at the Fall Festival, the Winter Concert, and the Spring Concert. Then in the springtime, the band-music background gave the finish- ing touch to the Commencement Ceremonies. The band officers are Danny McDonald, president, Anita Mc- Williams, vice president, Brenda Wallace, secretary, and Jannice Hanning, news reporter, Mr. E. 1. Horsky, director. Drum Majorette Reed Trumpet.