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

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SENIOR INDEX Blaine N. Michael Band 1-2-3-1+ Class Play 1+ Savings Bank 1 Carol A. Pennell Christmas Program 3-1+ Class Play 1+ FHA 1-2-3-1+ Officer 3“4 Savings Bank 1 Vocal 2-3-1+ Ruth M. Perry Class Play 1+ FHA 1-2-1+ Savings Bank 1 Roger W. Peyton Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class Play 1+ Savings Bank 1 Larry A. Platt Class Play 1+ Librarian 1+ Sav1ngs Bank 1 Senior Trial 1+ Jean D. Riggs Book Club Officer 2 Class Play 1+ FHA 2-3 Librarian 2-3 Y-Teen Club 2-3 Elizabeth A. Scott Band 1-2 Class Officer 1-3“4 Class Play Ij Cheerleader 1 - 2-3-14- Honor Society 1-2-3- Librar1 an 1 Merit Award 1-2-3-4 Vocal 1-2-1+ Year Book Staff 2 Dennis R. Six Christmas Play 2 Class Play 1+ Sav1ngs Bank 1 Ralph L. Six Band 1-2-3“4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3 Class Play 3 Merit Award 1 Student Trainer 3“4 David C. Smith Class Play 1+ Savings Bank 1 Sandra K. Stalder Class Play 4 FHA 1-2-3-4 Sav1ngs Bank 1 Vocal 1-2-1+ Ronald L. Thompson Basketball 1-2-1+ Chr1stmas Play 1 Class Play 1j Football 1-2-3-4 Savings Bank 1 James D. Wallace Baseball 1-2-1+ Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class Play L Football 1-2-3-4 Savings Bank 1 Sherrie K. Wilson Cheerleader 3 Class Play 1+ FHA 1-2-1+ Off 1 cer 1+ Merit Award 3 . Office Manager Bkkg. 3“4 Vocal 1 Terry B. Wilson Band 3 Class Play 1+ Sav1ngs Bank 1 William A. Winner Class Officer 1-3 Class Play 1+ Football 1-2-3-4 Honor Society 1-2 Me it Award 1-2-3 Stud ent Counci l 1+ Year Book Staff 3 Deanna S. Young Class Play 1+ FHA I4 Librar1 an 1 Vocal 2 Rita J. Zeger Band 1-2-3 Cheerleader 1+ Class Play 1+ FHA 1+ Offi cer 1+ GAA 1-2-3 Vocal 1-2-3-4 Officer 3“4

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Sheila K. Buck Class Play 1+ FHA 1-2-3-1+ Officer 1+ Li 3RAR 1 ah j Savings Bank 1 Vocal 1-3-1+ Officer j Steven F. Bush Class Play 1+ Savings Bank 1 Constance S. Cain Cheerleader 1-2-3-1+ Class Officer 1-2-3 Class Play 1+ FHA 1-2-3-1+ County Officer 1+ Officer 2-3-1+ Honor Society 2-3 Librarian I-3-I1 Merit Award 1-2-3 Student Counci l 1+ Year Book Staff 1+ Vocal I-3-I+ Jane R. Coon Band 1-2-3-1+ Cheerleader 1-2-1+ Class Play 1+ Christmas Play 3 Class Officer 1 Honor Society 1-2-3-1+ L1 B r ar 1 a n 1 Merit Award 1-2-3 Student Council 3 G. David Cullison Class Play 1+ Savings Bank 1 Sen i or Trial 1+ James L. Davis Basketball 1-2-1+ Class Play 1+ Football 3 Allen T. Ervin Class Officer 3 Class Play 2-3-1+ Football 1-2-3-1+ Honor Soci ety 1-2 Merit Award 1-2 Student Council Pres. 1+ HOURS OF LEARNING Beverly J. Gilkey Class Play 1+ FHA 1-2-3-1+ Officer 2-3 Savings Bank 1 Vocal 1-2-3-1+ Carol A. Goldsberry Band 1-2-3-1+ Christmas Play 1-3-1+ Class Play 1+ FHA 1 -2-3-1+ Off 1 cer 1+ Li brar 1 an 1-1+ Merit Award 1 Year Book Staff 1+ Vocal 1-2-3-1+ Paul D. Hamilton Class Play 1+ Savings Bank 1 Vocal 1 Steven L. Hamlin Basketball 1+ Class Officer 1+ Class Play 1+ Scholarshi p Test 1+ Year Book Staff 1+ Roger C. Hornsby Baseball 1 Class Play 1+ Vocal 1 Volley Ball 1 Michael J. Kr1 vest 1 Basketball 1 Class Officer 1-)+ Class Play 1+ Football 1-2-3-1+ Librarian 1+ Vocal 1-2 Ronald V. Lowe Basketball 1 Class Play 1+ Football 1-2-3-1+ Student Council Off. 3-1+ Carla J. McDonald Christmas Pr gram 3-1+ Class Play li FHA 1-2-3-1+ Officer 1+ Honor Society 2-3-1+ Librarian 1 Merit Award 1-2-3-1+ Office Mgr. Bkkg. 3 Scholarship Test 1-2-3-1+ Vocal 1-2-3-1+ Year Book Staff 1+

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YESTERDAYS SENIOR HISTORY The Plains area was the place of the birth of MANY OF THEMEMBERS OF THE PRESENT SENIOR CLASS DUR- ING THE YEARS 19 7 OR 1 9 J-S • FROM THAT TIME OUR PARENTS CARESSED AND GUI 0 ED US UNTIL WE REACHED THE AGE TO ENTER SCHOOL. Of THE PRESENT SENIORS, SHEILAXX Sheila Buck, Jane Coon, David Cullison, Carol Golds- berry, Carla McDonald, Blaine Michael, Roger Peyton, Larry Platt, Dennis Six, Ralph Six, Davis Smith, James Wallace, Sherrie Wilson, Terry Wilson, and 'William Winner started the first steps of education IN THE FIRST GRADE OF THE PLAINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. Under the guidance of our respected elementary teachers, Mrs. Mabel Hqwell and Mrs. Glenna Weatherby, secono grade; Mrs. Emma Beckley, third grade; Miss Alta Cooper, fourth grade; Miss Irene Elliott, fifth grade; and Miss Elva Cooper, sixth grade; we were taught the basic fundamentals in education and were helped in reach- ing ADOLESCENCE. AMONG THE VARIOUS ACTIVITIES IN WHICH WE PARTICIPATED WERE A Mothers’ Day tea, the baking of bread, a hobby show, a science exhibit, and a tour OF A DAIRY FARM. At THE END CF OUR SIXTH GRADE YEAR, WE TOOK WHAT WE THOUGHT WAS A BIG STEP . OUR CLASS WALKED ACROSS THE ROAD, LOOKED UP AT THE BIG BUILDING AND THEN ENTERED THE PLACE TO BE HOME FOR THE FOLLOWING SIX YEARS. OUR ACADEMIC SUBJECTS INCLUOED SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, ENGLISH, FOREIGN LANGUAGES, BUSINESS EDUCATION, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, HOME ECONOMICS, HISTORY, G EOGRAPHY, ANO GOVERNMENT. AS WE PROGRESSED STEP BY STEP WE PARTICIPATED IN VARIOUS ACTIVITIES, SUCH AS THE CONCERT AND MARCHING BANO, VOCAL MUSIC, CLASS PLAYS, VARIOUS ATHLETICS, MERIT AWARDS, LIBRARY SERVICE, STUOENT COUNCIL, ATHENS COUNTY HONOR SOCIETY, FUTURE HOME- MAKERS of America, the Silver Savings Bank, the year book publication, a pep club, AND A CAMERA CLUB. With each step we developed important traits such as responsibility, kindness, HONESTY, AND C0OP ER ATI ON--ALL OF WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL IN LIFE IN ORDER TO GROW. Those students who led our class were seventh—president, Jane Coon; vice presi- dent, Elizabeth Scott; secretary, Carla McDonald; news reporter. Bill Cline; eighth-- president, Larry Platt; vice president, Rhea Thompson; secretary, Constance Cain; TREASURER, JANE COON; NEWS REPORTER, BlLL CLINE; NINTH--PRESIDENT, ELIZABETH; VICE president, Rhea Thompson; secretary, Constance Cain; treasurer, Jane Coon; news re- porter, Larry Platt; tenth--president, Rhea Thompson; vice president, William Vin- ner; SECRETARY, CONSTANCE CAIN; NEWS REPORTER, MICHA EL KrI V ESTI ; ELEV ENTH--PR ESI - dent, Allen Ervin; vice president, William Winner; secretary, Elizabeth Scott; news reporter, Ronald Lowe; treasurer, Consta ce Cain; twelfth—president, Elizabeth Scott; vice president, James Wallace; secretary, Rita Zeger; treasurer, Steven Ham- lin; news reporter, Michael Krivesti. We enjoyed the Junior-Senior Prom portrayed in Hawaiian style, and we appeared MOST BEAUTIFUL IN EVENING GOWNS ANO NEW SUITS. ThEN THE WASHINGTON TRIP WAS AN EXPERIENCE WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER. In concluding, we wish to recognize our parents; members of the present and previous Boaros of Education; Mr. H. W. Humphrey, local administrator, who also taught industrial arts; Mr. Marion Wood, principal, and instructor in physical . EDUCATION AND SCIENCE. THERE WAS Mr. RICHARD SHOEMAKER, WHO ALONG WITH TEACHING MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE WAS OUR GUIDANCE CCUNCELOR AND BUS DRIVER; MRS. Anna ROSE, WHC EDUCATED US IN THE BUSINESS AREA AND SUPERVISED THE SILVER SAVINGS BANK AND YEAR BOOK PUBLICATION. THERE WAS Mr. ROBERT BURSON AND Mr. GERALD INBOOY, WHO TAUGHT HISTORY AND COACHED. FOR VOCAL MUSIC WE HAD MRS. MARGUERITE FRANK, Mrs. Judith Mathews, and Mrs. Grace Hoffman. We learned art from Mrs. Vernah Gardner. For English we had Mr. Alfred Gendernalik, Mrs. Cherrye Lucas, and Mrs. Gladys Pierce. Directing the band were Mr. E. G. Horsky and Mr. Thomas Stubbs. Mr. Ray- mond Lee, Mrs. Adda Maccombs, and Mrs. Karen Wagner all taught mathematics at DIFFERENT YEARS. Mr• DAVID STRICKLIN AND Mr. HERSHEL BuRKE COACHED IN OUR EARLY YEARS • Historian’s Committee Constance Cain Elizabeth Scott James Wallace