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

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W. Robey and R. Jones V. Zeger and G. Fuller the Foreground Wide Ties for Wise Boys W. Munn W. Krivesti D. Langel P. Manda H. Goldsberry P. Mullins Patrol Boys in the Background £ Dennis, Larry, and Ted

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Selling Tickets—Five Cents Each Queens and Kings Tallies Mr. Raymond Hoffman Mrs. Grace Hoffman Mrs. Anna Rose

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CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS SCENE GIVEN BY THE PLAINS GARDEN CLUB Tr»3 3 icmnm HU nil mi nil mi nil mi nn ini nn jumoR-saaoH prom The Seniors were guests of the cuniors at the annual Junior-Senior Prora held in the auditorium. Beautiful decora- tions potrayed ai Hawaiian Sunset. Everyone smiled, darced, ar.d ate. This event will long be remembered WASHINGTON-NEW YORK FOR THE SENIORS The members of the Senior Class saw the historical daces in Washington and the interesting spots in the New York metropolitan area. The trip was suDervised by Mrs. Wagner, senior adviser. Some students lost items, some purchased souvenirs, some asked Questions, and all returned home completely exhausted. CLASS PLAY The very interesting Senior Class Play was oreser.ted. The actors and actresses were so good, we are confident that they would be eligible for Broadway soon. In addition to fun , students learned a great deal pertaining to soeech, pose, and peruasion. It was a success dramatically and financially. C0KLlNC3-IE! T Each Senior ard member of t’f e audience attentively listened to the Commencement Sneaker. He talked to them concerning the importance of the sriritual, moral, educational values in life. He reminded each Senior that he will walk into life tomorrow ana that he must have faith, confidence, and inspiration.