Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Chorus Right: Mr. Pickell helps the second soprano section keep the beat Above: Mark Huss and Neil Hunter don ' t appear to be having a difficult time with the song. I enjoy choir because it gives me a break from my brain-raking classes. I get a chance to just let go and sing, commented Fresh- man Amy Hill. There ' s more to choir than singing though. It teaches people how to appreciate and understand music more. The choirs had a joint fund raiser with the Jr. High and H.S. band. The sale was very successful. We made enough to cover the music departments with just one sale, stat- ed Mr. Pickell. Each year the choirs have a chance to go to Festival and Solo Ensem- ble Contests. Four Juniors went on to state contest: Jeanne Karcher, Kim Wright, Sta- cey Hissong, and Jenny Colvin. 3rd hour Row 1: Scott Celmner, Steve Erow. Rod Slabaugh, Jerry Faulstich, Chris Schuler. Cooky Olivarez, Alan Vanes, Larry Hatcher, Andre Celmner, Skip Roush, Jeff Bordon, Bill Stayton. Jim Orsund, Mark Read, Mike Kyser. Row 2: Kathy Bradley, Angela Gerhart, Krista Walker, Amy Hill, Chris Suter, Kim Wright, Kelly Bloom, Roxanne Waksmulski, Melinda Monk, Kim Walker. Stephanie Kopetski, Natasha Celmner. Janet Brosner, Dina Ousnamer, Susie Mendoza, Cha Peters. Julie Abair, Angle Ellinger, Terri Kinard. Row 3: Jenni- fer Kennedy, Merritt Myers, Denise Schorr, Kelly Mur- ray. Gail Carroll. Sonya Ray, Melissa Hackett. Tonya Kuntz, Chris Freeman. Cindy Johnson, Sherina Bottorf, Kara Shei, Kathy Hatcher, Monica Oveido, Julie Carl- son. Tracy Klinedinst Right: Auditions didn ' t seem to make Wray Nye, Faith Roosa or Denise Shorr nervous. 1 xA ° ' ' L 1 1 Classes

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Drum Majors And Flags FLAGS: FRONT ROW. Lynette Zeigler. Carey Houin BACK: Shannon Maxwell, Wendy Drubert, and Steph- anie May. 1987-88 DRUM MAJORS: Gail Bloom and Brett Shockney The P.H.S. Rockettes went to camp this year at Indiana University in July. During this week, all of the members brought back several routines and awards. Individually, they all received ribbons, but as a squad they were awarded the Shining Star Award . This award is for a squad filled with spirit and unity and friendliness. All of the mem- bers are very proud of their accomplish- ments. The Rockettes cheerful spirit and flashy new outfits go hand-in-hand. These outfits came from a variety of fund-raisers, such as, M M candy sales, car washes, and Christ- mas candy cane sales, along with an after- game dance and their annual Rockette clinic. In the coming 1988-89 year the Rockettes will lose four senior captains: Melinda Cos- tilla, Sandy Johnson, Ann Muffley, and Sara Thompson. Their contributions of leadership and enthusiasm will be missed. Flags And Drum Majors 12 2 Classes i 3 J

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Musical Highlights HIghllghtt Row 1: Elizabeth Mataranglo and Kerry Hessler Row 2 Karey Harvey. Julie Beatty. Dee Reg- nier. Row 3: Jona Berkeypile, Amy Stone. Autumn Leed. Chris Butler, Nicole Hitc, Kris Whitsell. Shori Hill, Joy Mahler. Norma Costilla. Top: Angi Hubbard. Stacey Hissong. Jill Hockman. Neil Hunter. Mark Huss. Charles Jackson, and Jeremy Clark oegin their daily warm up. Choir 12 Classes J