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

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OUR CREED I believe in The Plains High School; IN ITS TRADITIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS; AND IN ITS CONTINUED GROWTH AND SERVICE. IN THIS BELIEF, I WILL ENDEAVOR! TO DEVELOP CHARACTER BY BEING HONEST, ETHICAL, MORAL, DE- PENDABLE, and courageous; TO 0 1 SPLAY COURTESY, AND RESPECT THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS, DELVING INTO BOTH VIEWPOINTS OF ANY SITUATION AND TO COOPERATE; TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE IN SCHOL- ASTIC ATT A I NMENT; TO VALUE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH; TO USE MY LEISURE TIME IN CONSTRUC- TIVE RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL ACT I V I T I ES . All this to the end that I may promote A worthwhile life under divine 6 UI DANCE . Not only will I uphold these policies, BUT I SHALL USE MY INFLUENCE TO LEAD OTHERS CORRECTLY.

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LAUGHS AMD LAUGHS Sent or Pla y The Seniors participated in the class play which WAS A THREE ACT COMEDY THAT ALL ENJOYED IN ITS PREPARA- TION ANO PRESENTATION, In AODITION TO FUN, STUOENTS LEARNEO A GREAT DEAL PERTAINING TO SPEECH, POISE, AND PERSUASION, IT WAS A SUCCESS DRAMATICALLY AND FINAN- CIALLY, WASHINGTON-NEW YORK BY B AND 0 With Luggage Heave-Ho1. a Students strived to earn money by selling candy, GREETING CARDS, BLUE PENNANTS, GOLD BRACELETS, PLAY TICKETS, COZY SWEATERS, AND DANCE TICKETS. FINALLY SUFFICIENT MONEY WAS EARNEO TO FINANCE THE TRIP TO THE East. Everyone learned a great oeal ano had in- teresting EXPERIENCES FROM THE JOURNEY, SOME STUDENTS LOST ITEMS, SOME PURCHASED SOUVENIRS, SOME ASKED QUES- TIONS, BUT ALL RETURNED HOME COMPLETELY EXHAUSTED. COMMENCEMENT Parting is such sweet sorrow was stated in a poem by an English writer, but coulo have been applicable to the thoughts of the Seniors June 6, as they attentively LISTENED TO THE COMMENCEMENT TALK, THE SPEAKER TALKED TO THEM CONCERNING THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SPIRITUAL, MORAL, EDUCATIONAL VALUES IN LIFE; AND HE REMINDED THE SENIORS THAT THEY MUST GROW EACH STROKE OF THE PENDULUM.

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SENIORS AND UNDERCLASSMEN