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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1961 volume:

PREFACE In this publication, FROM THESE ROOTS, we shall review THE RICH EXPERIENCES LIVEO AT IHE PLAINS Hl3H SCHOOL. FROM OUR ROOTS EVOLVE HAPPY MEMORIES! MEMORIES OF STUDENTS LEARN- ING IN CLASSROOMS, PARTICIPATING IN ACTIVITIES, AND BLOSSOMING I N CHAR ACT ER. I THINK THAT I SHALL NEVER SEE A POEM LOVELY AS A TREE. A TREE WHOSE HUNGRY MOUTH IS PRESSED Against the earth's sweet flowing breast; A TREE THAT LOOKS AT GOD ALL DAY, And lifts her leafy arms to pray; A TREE THAT MAY IN SUMMER WEAR A NEST OF ROBINS IN HER HAIR; Upon whose bosom snow has lain; Who intimately lives with rain. Poems are made by fools like me, But only God can make a tree. With roots composed of the small growing roots of the adolescent personnel, the stronger base roots of the advanced CLASSES, THE MATURE SUPPORTING ROOTS OF THE DIGNIFIED SENIORS, NOURISHED BY THE STRENGTH OF THE ACTIVITIES AND THE GUIDANCE OF THE FACULTY,FORM THE TRUNK-LIKE BASIS FOR THE ADULTS OF TOMORROW. As THE students of The Plains High School go forward into life, some with roots that will spread and strengthen, a few WITH ROOTS THAT WILL WITHER AND DECAY, MAY THEY SUBSTANTIALLY SPREAD THEIR INFLUENCE IN LIFE TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF MAN- KIND, AND TO EXPERIENCE HAPPY LIVES THROUGHOUT ETERNITY. And TO THESE ENDS MAY THEY BE GUIDED BY THE MAKER OF LlFE. TABLE OF CONTENTS S ECTI ON Happy Personnel 1 Efficient Administration 2 Creative Act ivities 3 uspendable Advertisers h Thomas S. Thomas BRANCHES FOR DEVELOPED Clarence E. Tinkham Carol S. Keeton I Donna M. McDonald Sandra E. Tinkham Patrici a J. Lovs ey Kenneth R. Harvey Char lot te A. Hill Anita R. McWilliams Tom D. See UNIVERSE MODERN Ralph G. Hartman Donna L. Channell H. Leroy McCune TIMBERS Charlotte L. Clark Linda L. Hamilton FACING TOMORROW Howard J. Clendenin Bails, James E. Christ mas TFrvice 1; S I LV ER SAVI NGS Bank 1 Track 2 Cade , Carolyn S . Athens County Honor Societ y 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3-ii Band Officer I; Christmas Service 1; FHA 1-2-3-U Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 1-2 WORKSHOP-—MUS I C 1 Latin Club 3“U Channell , Donna l_. Christmas Service 1; FHA 1-2-3-1; FHA Officer I4. Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 2-3 Librarian 5 Clark, Charlott e F. Christmas Service”!; Class Play I4. FHA 1-2 Vocal Music 2 Clendenin, Howard Bas eb all 1 -2-3-I| Basketball 1-2-3-1i Christmas Service I; Football 2-3-U Student Body Officer 3“U Track 3 Vocal Music 1 Yearbook Staff 1; Clendenin, Lillie M. Chr 1 stmas Service I; Class Play 1; FHA 1 Vocal Music 3 Ham i lton , L 1 noa L . Band 1-2- 3-1; Chr 1 stmas Serv ice 1; FHA 1-2 Vocal Music 1-2-3 Hartman , Ralph (3. Band 1-2 Basketball 3 Chr 1 stmas Ser v ice I4. Class Play 1; Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 1 Track 2 Harv e y , Kenneth FI. Baseball 1-2- -h Basketball 1-2-3-U Chr 1 stmas Service I4. Class Officer 3 Class Pl a y I4. Football 3-U Silver Savings Bank 1 Yearbook Staff 1; Hill, Charlotte A. uTTr istmas Service I4. Class Officer 2 Class Play I4. FHA 1-2-1; FHA Officer 1; Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 1-2-3 Keeton , Carol S Athens County Honor Society 1-2-3 Bano Officer I; Chr1stmas Service I; Class Play I4 Class Officer 2-3-I; Easter Service 2-3 FHA 1-2-3 Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 1-2-3 Works hop--Ye arbook I; Yearbook Staff 1; Lovs ey, Patricia J. Christmas Service”!; Class Play I; FHA 1-2-3-1; FHA Officer 3“U Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 1-2-3 Librarian 1 McCun e , Leroy Basketball T-E Baseball 3“4 Chr 1 stmas Serv 1 ce I4 Class Play 1; Football 1; Student Body Officer 1; McDonalo, Donna M. Christmas Sercice 1; Class Officer 1-1; Class Play 1; Easter Service 3 FHA 1-2-3-1; FHA Officer 1; Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 1-2-3 Workshop—Science 2 Cheerleader 3 Latin Club 5“U Latin Club Officer 3“U McWill1ams, Anita R. Band 1-2- 3-1; Band Officer 2-3-U Christmas Service 1; Class Play I; FHA 1-2-3 Silver Savings Bank 1 Student Body Officer 3 Vocal Music 1-2-3 Norris, Joe Rano T-2 3rU Basketball 1 Chr 1 stmas Service 1; Class Play 1; Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 1-2 OUR LOG Senior Directory Radford, Don alo W. Basketball 1-2 Chr istmas Service 1; Class Play I; See , Tom D. Basketball 1-2 Chr 1 stmas Service lj Class Officer 1-2-1; Class Play 1; Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 1-2-3 Yearbook Staff 1; Sharpe, Effi e M. Chr 1 stmas Service 1; Class Play 1; FHA 1-2-1; Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 1-2-3 Vocal Music Officer 3 T HOMAS , T HQMAS S. Baseball 1 -2-3-1; Basketball 1-2-3-U Chr 1 stmas Service 1; Class Officer 1 Class Play 1; Football 1-2-3-U Student Body Officer 3 U Vocal Music 1 Workshop--Boys State 1; T HOMPSON , P. Su E £hr1stmas Service U Class Play 1; FHA 1 -2-1; FHA Officer 1; Silver Savings Bank 1 Vocal Music 1-2-3 T 1 nkham , Clarence E . Basketba ll 1-2- -Ii Baseball 1 -2-3-1; Christmas Service U Class Play I; Football 1-2-3-lj T 1 nkham , Sandra E_. Band 1 - 2- 3-ll Cheerleader 1; Christmas Service Ij Class Officer 1-2-3 Class Play 1; Easter Service 2-3 FHA 1-2-3 Silver Savings Bank 1 Student Body Officer 1; Vocal Music 1-2-3 Workshop—Yearbook 1; Yearbook Staff 1; PATHWAYS OF THE Senior History FOREST The greater number of the class of 19 1 were born in the yfa s, 19li2 and 19 5 IN The Pla ins area. Their parents guided them faithfully as they dev- eloped PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY THE FIRST SIX YEAPS. ThEN ON A SUNNY MORNING in September, 19 9� seventeen children came to the e lementary building of The Plains School for the starting of their academic education. These sfventefn were Carolyn Cade, Donna Channell; Charlotte Clark, Howard Clendenin, Lillie Clenoenin, Ralph Hartman, Charlotte Hill, Carol Keeton, Patricia Lovsey, Donna McDonald, Anita McWilliams, Joe Norris, Tom See, Effie Sharpe, Thomas Thomas, Clarence Tinkham, and Sandra Tinkham. Other Students who joined the class in THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WERE JaMF.S BaILS, KENNETH HAR v E Y , DONALD RaDFORO, AND Sue Thompson. The class wis divided the first two years into two sections. The teachers wh6 guioed those students the first six years were Mrs. Virginia Hayes (first grade), Mrs. Frances Higgins (primary!, Mrs. Camilla Wfisenbach (second grade), Mrs. Emma Beckley (third grade), Miss Alta Cooper (fourth grade), Mrs. Gladys Pickering (fifth g;ade), and iss Elva Cooper (sixth grade) • In 1 55 THE CLASS WAS ON HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL. SPROUTING INTO TEENAGEPS, WE PROUDLY ENTERED THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. As WE NOTICED THE OEVELOPEO TIMBER OF THE UPPER CLASSMEN, WE SEEMED LIKE SMALL CHILDREN AGAIN. LlNDA Hamilton and Leroy McCune joined the group in high school. During the high school years, the followinc officers were electeo: 7th, Mary Gusfman, Pres- ident; Barbara Thompson, vice-presiofnt; and Carol Kefton, Secretary-treasur- er; 8th, Thomas Thomas, president; Anita McWilliams, vice-president; and Donna 'v,cDonald, secretary-treasurer; 9th Kenneth Harvey, president; Sandra Tinkham, vice-president; a d Donna McDonald, secretary-treasurer; 10th Tom See, president; Carol Keeton, vice-president; Sandra Tinkham, secretary- treasurer; and Charlotte Hill, news reporter; 11th, Carol Keeton, president; Paul Beckwith, vice-prfsident; Sandra Tinkham, secre ary-treasurer; and Ken- neth Harvey, news reporter; 12th, Carol Keeton, president; Tom See, vice- president; Donna McDonald, secreta-y-treasurer; ano Anita McWilliams, news reporter. Tempers of the class were active in the Future Homemakers of America, Latin Club, Vocal Croups, Concert and «' arching Band, Senior Play, Athens County Honor Society, Silver Savings Bank, Cheerleading, Football, Basket- ball, and Baseball. In the Junior Year, the claps presented the Faster Ser- vice AND WAS HOST TO THE JuN I OR-SeNI OR PROM, THE THEME WAS M0rI FNTAL GARDENS. Then came the final 'jEar- -the Senior Year. All members enjoyed earning MONEY TO FINANCE THE WASHINGT0N_NEW ORK JOURNEY, SEVERAL OF THE MEMBERS REMAINED AFTER SCHOOL ON THURSDAYS FOR EXTRA DUTY. The SENIOR PLAY TITLED ’’Uncle Orley,” wap a success, and the Christmas Service was impressive. The Juniors entertaineo the Seniors at the annual Reception in March. Our home room teacher was Mrs. Adda K. Maccombs for the six years ex- cept FOR THE TENTH YEAR, SECOND SEMESTER, AT WHICH TIME Mr. CHARLES FERRELL WAS THE HOME ROOM TEACHER. MlSS LOUISE DlVER SUBSTITUTED THROUGHOUT THE YEARS. In concluding, the class wishes to recognize the members of the Board of Fducation; the Executive Head, Mr. H.W. Humphrey, and the instructors: Mr. Robert Burson, Miss Beryl Cone, Mrs. Vernal Gardner, Mr. E.G. Horsky, Mrs. Adda accombs , Mrs. Anna Rose, Mr. Richard Shoemaker, Mr. David Stricklin, and Mr. Marion Wood, all of whom have so conscientously guided them these last six years. The class members are happily looking forward to entering the forest OF TOMORROW. It IS THEIR DESIRE TO ENTER THAT VAST UN I VERSF--SOME TO LEAD AND S OME TO FOLLOW. Thomas Thomas Anita McWilliams Carolyn Cade, Chairman BRANCHES JUNIORS Delbert R. Cline Eoward D. Dowler Sharon K. Dowler Patrick J. Eddy Gary M. Horn Melanie L. Lovsey C. Sammy Nichols Patricia A. Patrick Davio W. Porter Donald L. Scurlock SOPHO n Billie S . Cull i s HIRLEY M. McCUNE Sam L. Shepard MORES John L. Hickman Margaret M. Krivesti William E. Lanning Mary J. Lee A. Jean McKee L Elizab et h A. Murphy NINTH GRADE GROWING Doll.'� E. Aoams Gary L. Alton Mar y J. Bails Ronald B. Bumgardner Janet E. Christian Richard L. Cullison William M. Eggleston Harr i et S . Ervin Dianna L. Hamilton Mileoro D. Hoffman John D. Jackson Donna F. Justice Rita J. Lee Nancy M. Lonas Kathryn R. Manda R. Dennis McAllister Sherwin L. Milliron Dennis R. Penoergast Charlotte A. Perry Diana L. Phillips Geraldine B. Sharpe Barbara A. Smith Sue A. Smith Frank W. Stalder George E. Stanley Cher yl Paul E. Danny V Everett Phyllis Sharon G R . Thompson Wal r av en Weddle E Williams A. Winner . Young ROOTS 3elino a Boggs JOS EPH R . Bolin Jesse E. Brooks Pats y J. Brooks Elsa o • Burd ett e Patr i c 1 A A. Cars Vicki L. Clark Ronald E. Clen D EN 1 Millie M. Cull 1 SON JjHARON R. Culv ER Milton G. Doug LAS Gary L, ► Dowler Rose A. , Foster Edward T. Post ER Gar y f- • Fu LKS Patrick L. Gabr William M. G 1 LK Linda M. G 1 LKE Y R. Neil Ha WK Mar caret A . Hi c R1 CHARD E. Hurs C AR 0 L YN S JUD 1 TH K. D i an A S • Cath ER 1 NE Sand R A K. Gr eg OR Y M Jacks on Knight Koon A. Langel Lee LINSCOTT Pats y M. , Mas h Sh ANN ON K. McPeak Julia K. . Michael Ralph D. , Peyton Carol YN S. Riggs Rob er T E. Secoy Ronald E. Charles W Donna J. Joseph E. Ralph E. Thomas D. Six . South Smi th Stage Wilson Zeigler Row 1 Marian I. Buck, Shelia K. Buck, Charles J. Christian, William L. Cline Row 2 Jane R. Coon, G. David Cullison, Robert F. DePue, Roger W. Gabriel, Beverly J. Gilkey, Carol A. Golosberry, Paul D. Hamilton, William R. Harv ey • Row 3 Roger C. Hornsby, William L. Lee, DeWayne F. McCune, Carla J. McDonald, Blaine N. Michael, Sanora K. Nichols, Carol A. Pennell, Roger W. Peyton. Row 1| Ella A. Perry, Brenda S. Phillips, Richard P. Phillips, Larry A. Platt Edward A. Russell, Elizabeth A. Scott, N. Mark See, Dennis R. Six. Row 3 Ralph L. Six, David C. Smith, Sandra K. Stalder, Betty L. Stanley, Rhea R. Thompson, Ronald J_. Thompson, Charles E. Wallace, James D. Wallace. Row 6 David D. Walraven, Donna R. West, Sherry K. Wilson, Terry B. Wilson, Ronald D. Windland, William A. Winner, Deanna S. Young. SEVENTH GRADE EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Elmo Scott Mr. Robert Burson Mi ss Beryl Cone Mr. Davio Stricklin FAC TRIBUTE TO Here is to the ones Of knowledge while Mr. Richard Shoemaker Mr . Mar i on Wood Mr. Alfred Genoernalik ULTY Mrs. Adda Maccombs the faculty Mrs. Anna Rose Mrs. Vernah Garoner Mr. Elmer Horsky STAFFS CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Lela Shrieves, Mrs. Mary McGee, Mrs. Lenore Stauffer. Others, Mrs. Violet Bryan, Mrs. Mary Horn, Mr. James Tippie, Mr. Richard Shoemaker, Mt . Basil Cullison Others, Mr. Robert Zeigler. CREATIVE ACTIVITIES FIFTY STARS IN I 9 60 PLEDGE TO THE FLAG Wl PLE06E ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE United States of America and to the Repub- lic FOR WHICH IT STANDS; ONE NATION UNDER Goo, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. STAND UP AND CHEER Stand up and cheer Cheer loud ano long for our dear High School For tonight we raise the Blue and Golo above the rest, Our boys are fighting, And they are bound to win the fray; We’ve got the team, We've got the steam, For this is dear Plains High School's day. Rah! Rah!! Rah!!'. (Repeat except the last line.) Joe Norris and Donald Radford FOOTBALL Leroy McCune Clap FNCE T I NKHAM Captain Howard Clendenin i960 Football Schedule September l6 September 23 September J 0 October 7 October 1)4 October 21 October 27 November I4 Parkersburg Nelsonville Chester Belpre Rutlano Chauncey McArthur J-T Purl Queen: Shirley McCune (center ). Attendants: Grace McHarg, Sandra Tink- HAM . HOMECOMING Those Who Cheered The Plains Indians WERE VICTORIOUS IN PLAY- ING Belpre with a score OF 28-0. The Band in Action Delbert Cline James Smith David McAllister Thomas Thomas BASKETBALL RESERVE David Lovsey Dennis Davis Richard Metcalf Harry Strole William Coon Sammy Sheparo William Lanning Donald Scurlock Walter Wharton John Hickman NINTH EIGHTH CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Grace McHarg Josephine Vessalo Sanora Tinkham Donna McDonald (standing) n RESERVE Patricia Patrick Ginger Dowler Shirley McCune Linoa McWilliams (stand i ng ) JUNIOR HIGH Elizabeth Scott Sharon Culver Rose Foster Jane Coon ALMA MATER Alma Mater, Alma Mater Two Hours How WE FONDLY HOLD YOUR MEM'RY, WELL-SPENT Cherish you in song and story; Dear Plains High throughout the years. As YOU TAUGHT US, YOU HAVE GUIDED Pointed out to us lifeAs goals Trained in learning, truth, and honor. Guarded us 'gainst stormy shoals. Alma Mater, Alma Mater We will hold your mem'ry dear; You ARE OUR BELOVED HIGH SCHOOL, Treasured be throughout the years. Words by Miss Louise J. Diver Band accompaniment by Mr. E. L. Horsky The New Guioance Department Kenneth Harvey and Mr. Richard Shoemaker OUR CREED I believe in The Plains Hi6h School; in its traditions AND ACHIEVEMENTS; AND IN ITS CONTINUED 6ROWTH AND S ER V ICE. In this belief, I will endeavor: To DEVELOP CHARACTER BY BEING HONEST, ETHICAL, MORAL, DEPENDABLE, ANO COURAGEOUS; TO DISPLAY COURTESY, AND RESPECT THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS, DELVING INTO BOTH VIEWPOINTS OF ANY SITUATION AND to cooperate; TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE IN SCHOLASTIC ATTAINMENT; TO VALUE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH; TO USE MY LEISURE TIME IN CONSTRUCTIVE RECREATIONAL ANO CULTURAL ACTIVITIES. All this to the end that I may promote a worthwhile life UNDER DIVINE GUIDANCE. Not only will I uphold these policies, but I shall use MY INFLUENCE TO LEAD OTHERS CORRECTLY. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS 1 2ths Anita McWilliams, News Reporter Tom See, V. President Donna McDonalo, Secretary-Treas. Carol Keeton, President (seated) 9ths Dennis McAllister, President Dennis Pendergast, V, President Richard Cullison, News Reporter John Jackson, Secretary (absent) 11 ths David McAllister, V. President Gary Horn, Treasurer Eugene Brundige, President Patrick Eddy, News Reporter Sharon Dowler, Secretary (front) 1 Oths Alfred DeWeese, President William Coon, V. President Shirley McCune, Secretary (back) Patricia Patrick, News Reporter OTHER OFFICERS 8ths Sharon Culver, President Catherine Langel, V. President Dianna Koon, News Reporter Julia Michael, Secretary-Treas . YEAR BOOK STAFF Kenneth Harvey Grace McHarg James Smith Carol Keeton Karen Goldsberry Sandra Tinkham Tom See Howard Clendenin (absent) Latin Club Anita McWilliams, V. President Patrick Eddy, News Reporter Grace McHarg, Secretary Donna McDonald, President (seated) 7ths Carla McDonald, Secretary Elizabeth Scott, V. President Sandra Nichols, News Reporter Rhea Thompson, Treasurer Jane Coon, President FHA Sue Thompson, Parliamentarian Charlotte Hill, Treasurer Donna Channell, Secretary Donna McDonald, President Patricia Lovsey, V. President Sandra Thompson, News Reporter Grace McHarg, Historian FALL FESTIVAL QUEENS AND KINGS SPREADING BRANCHES Sanora Nichols, Dwayne McCune, Patricia Patrick, Sammy Shepard, Sue Thompson, Gary Horn, Josephine Vessalo, Sharon Young, Frank Staloer, Rose Foster, Gary Dowler. Others, Kenneth Harvey. LIBRARIANS Linda HANN|NG Donna Channell, Karen Goldsberpy, Ranoy Miller, William Coon, Ginger Dowler, Beverly Gilkey, Melanie Lovsey, William Shafer, Eugene Brunoige, Sharon Dowler, Richaro Hurst, Josephine Vessalo (seated). Rhea Thompson, Dianna Hamilton, Rose Foster, Carol Goldsberry, Catherine Langel, Cheryl Thompson, OFFICE MANAGER AND THE ASSISTANT in the Bookkeeping Class Donna Channell and Donalo Radford TYPEWRITER SERVICEMEN Clifford Grabriel and James Mackie PROJECTOR SUPERVISORS Edward Dowler and Gary Horn D-Js Eugene Brunoige and William Shafer JOKE EDITORS OF THE NEWSPAPER Bill Bryan and Jan Kovalcik MERIT AWARD PIN WHERE Library United States History Chemistry Class Study Hall Typing Class WE GREW Through the Halls United States History General Sc ienc e JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION Junior Class President, Eugene Brundige, accepting the Color Staff from the Senior Class President, Carol Keeton. The theme FOR THE AFFAIR WAS ADVEN- TURES in Paradise. Old Glory with her Fifty Stars News of the Minute ADVENTURES Gazin6 at the World Fountain of Youth Candy Venders Parking Area SILVER SAVINGS BANK Cashiers Dennis McAllister, Danny Weddle, Frank Stalder, Cheryl Thompson, Sharon Young, Phyllis Winner, Dolly Adams. Scene from the Senior Class Play Uncle Or ley. Senior Merchandise MAJORETTES Sandra Tinkham, Grace McHarg, Barbara Smith, Ginger Dowler, Linda McWilliams . LOWER BRASS Richard Hurst, Joseph Stage, Delbert Cline, Paul Eddy, Gary Alton. William Shafer, Robert Scott, Carol Keeton, Catherine Langel. Linda Hamilton (absent) alph Six, Rita Lee, Neil Hawk, Thomas Zeigler andra Lee, Juoy Mackie, Carolyn Cade, Sammy Nichols, Joe Norris. TRUMPETS BAND HEAD VIAJORETTE PERCUSSION FLAG BEARERS Anita McWilliams WOODWINDS Jane Coon, Robert Six, Blaine Michael, Carol Golosberry. Elsie Burdette, BeLinda Boggs, Dolly Adams, Sharon Culver, Karen Goldsberry. Julia Michael, Elizabeth Scott, Dianna Koon . Sharon Young, Danny Weddle, Walter Wharton Gregory Linscott, Sharon Dowler. Frank Stalder, Patrick Eddy, Rose Fos ter. 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