Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, NE)

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, CLASS -H-LSIQRY In the year of 1948 twenty-one bewildered and green Freshmen walked into the doors of Plymouth High School. Here they were des- tined to spend their next four years of High School Education. But for a few exceptions, who have dropped out or joined us we will all graduate leaving known many foyful times at Plymouth High School. While we sere freshmen we lost Carl Bohomeyer who left to continue his schooling at the Platte Valley Academy at Shelton, Nebraska,but he was replaced by Valgene Germer who moved to Plymouth with her par ents from Oxford, Nebraska. During our freshmen year we also enjoyed two class parties an ice skating party and a theater party. We came back our sophomore year discovering we lost another mem ber Delmar Drewes who quit to work in Lincoln and this now making a class of twenty. Our parties this year consisted of a hayrack ride to the Log Cabin and a roller skating party for the entire school. The following fall we returned as Juniors. During the year we sponsored a dance for the entire high school. Near the end of the year we sponsored a Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom our theme being Mexican Fiesta, Darlene Hsecker, a member of our class, was chosen Prom Queen. This completed our Junior year at Plymouth High. In 1952 we returned for our last year at Plymouth High School. We had the advantage of gaining one new member, Charles Ensz, who transferredarom Beatrice to Plymouth. This brought our enrollment to twenty-one. During this year we.yere very busy having our grad- uation pictures taken, going to Wmaha on nsneak Dayu and preparing for Commencement. Now as we leave Plymouth High School we wish to express our appreciation to all the wonderful teachers who so willingly helped us earn our education through these last four years. F! .HHH-BH

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