Lincoln High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES UNDER-GRADUATES ' CLUBS Ii: 'i FEATURES . .: AT H L ET I C S ADVERTISERS U AA ,Ak Af .,, 1 P' 2 , 4 HE 3 9 , . , ' , 1 if 3 r ' . . 4 . w Z1 Q f f gs 1 1 25' WI, 1, 5' L , 2, ' .11 ' 153515023112-5.L512,wS kd Jil , - 'QSJI 4 Ku ' Lehi-,Q W 1 - 'iff3fXA6Lf'k 1321911 'flvlii 1. .. 1Efii.alR'!!air1' NOTHER year has come and gone anolher Mayflower has come Info por? bearing a colorful cargo of arl The slalf beluevung l'ha'r all sfuclenls are arlmsfs un lhe panorama of life has palnfed for you In lhus boolc a serles of pncfures symbollzmg our culfural growlh and recallung happy days spenl an Lnncoln l-hgh School. ev ---- , g r. vb-1, .6 A ra , ,4: 'lt 'JF' ' s gi, ' 93 s V ,Eh 4 11 To MARY JANE WHITE, who has con- 1'ribu+ed so generously of her Hme and 'raleni' 'ro 'rhe acfivifies of our school, we fhe class of I935. dedica+e 'rhis book. ' 'v 4 -M., , ,L N 7: 'P '1 : n.-.,r's , n . , , Ljz ,fn HM--9' Q V2 . -M41 -E' VL: ,U-0 ,pw .wg-gwyx , ,vwiw I Ink? 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Oxford College Burler Universify Norfh American Gymnasiic Normal l Purdue Universify Universify of Wisconsin RAY BIGLER Syracuse. Indiana Science. I-Iealfh A. B. Norfh Manchesfer College U niversify of Chicago MARCELLA CORNETET Elkharf, Indiana English, French A. B. Indiana Cenlrai Indiana Universify Wisconsin Universiiy u.4.J:. 10 Yo V5 V . K I vu . Ala L. A FACULTY 20 JOHN W. BECK Lafayeffe. Indiana Physical Educaiion, Indusirial Arfs B. S. Purdue Universify BERTI-IA CAROTHERS Plymoufh, Indiana Mafhemafics A. B. Indiana Universify Indiana Slafe Teachers College Universify of Wisconsin KATHERINE GARN Plymoufh, Indiana Hisiory A. B. Indiana Universify Universify of Wisconsin Universify of Chicago AGNES HASS Piercefon, Indiana Lalin. Geomefry A. B. Indiana Universify Universify of Chicago ELWOOD HOOKEY Plymoufh, Indiana Commercial B. S. Indiana Sfafe Teachers College TERRENCE A. KLECKNER Winamac. Indiana Biology, Social Science A. B. DePauw Universily M. A. Universiiy of Chicago FACULTY I - 2l MARY E. HOLDERMANN Second Semesler Winamac. Indiana English A. B. Hanover DEMA KENNEDY Indianapolis, Indiana English, Public Spealxing A. B. Bufler Universify M. A. Bread Loaf School of English Universify of Wisconsin DePauw Universify HELEN MCGAUGHEY Firsf Semesrer Greencasfle, Indiana English, Journalism A. B. DePauw Universiry M. A. Bread Loaf School of English Wesfern College for Women I 4 L 41 QA Q. qv AIV v Fw ,-F .Lx A A w.4.A.u .q. 1. 4 V y ANNE MORRIS Lafayeffe, Indiana Home Economics B. S. Purdue Universily John Herron Arr Insfilule CA ROLYN TOWN SEN D Marlinsville, Indiana Glee Club B. S. Indiana Slale Teachers College Arlhur Jordan Conservafory RUTH ANNE WESER Logansporl, Indiana Commercial B. S. Ball Slafe Teachers College Am Jas FACULTY I I 22 DALLAS C. RUCI-I Plymoufh, Indiana Indusfrial Arfs B. S. Indiana Sfale Teachers College Purdue University Bradley Polylechnic Inslilule CARL VON BROCK Plymoufh, Indiana Band. Orcheslra B. S. M. DePauw Universiiy Valparaiso College Indiana Universily MARY JANE WHITE Columbia Cily, Indiana AH A. B. Indiana Universily Taylor Ar? School 3 5 V53 ,ec uf- -ef- . ., 5' - 1-Y P Ev , - 'ffgfk 13' 'if f 'six 'f iw 4 V I IZA iE.iI'llnw.Mix:B3iAiI-KB f1 M54 Rw 1' h ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS KENNETH GOODWELL Varying from debafing Io school business dealing, Kenny has proved an assef 'ro fhe class. Senior Class Presidenf: Junior Class Presidenf: Man 'From Nowhere : Who Kissed Eliza : Seven Keys 'Io Baldpa+e : Hi-Y Vice-Presidenf: Hi-Y Board: Board of Conlrol Vice- Presidenf: Board of Confrol Pres- idenf: Debaiingg Debafe Club: Ye Pilgrim: Dramaiic Club: Mayflower Sfaff: Look Who's Here. FAITH HILDEBRAND Never lacks for manly assisfanfsf' Senior Class Secrerary: Peggy and +he Pira+es : Why Ihe Chimes Rang : Who Kissed Eliza : Seven Keys fo Baldpa+e : May Fesfival: Home Room Presideni: Home Room Treasurer: Baskefball: Soccer: Game Technique Club: Drama+ic Club Secrefaryg Cinema Club: Ye Pilgrim: Mayflower Sfaff: Tri-L Cabinef: Glee Club: Board of Confrol. ALYCE McKESSON Did you hear a laugh so fhroafy and gay? If you did, if was Alyce, I'II venfure fo say. Senior Class Vice-Presidenf: Peggy and ihe PiraIes : Jewels of fhe Deser+ : Tri-L Cabinef: Board of Confrol: World Friendship Club Treasurer: World Friendship Club Secretary: Theacallosia Club Vica- Presidenf: Cinema Club Secreiaryi May Fesrival: Mayflower Sfaff: Way Io a Man's HearI : Glee Club. LAWRENCE CARVEY He holds 'Ihe shelcels of 'Ihe mob. Senior Class Treasurer: Junior Class Treasurer: Home Room Treasurer: Spelling Confesf: Pracfical Science Club: Ye Pilgrim: Cinema Club. SPONSORS Berfha Caroihers Terrence A. Kleclcner Helen McGaughey Mary E. Holdermann CLASS HISTORY ln fhe fall of I93l, we enlered Lincoln High School one hundred and fhiriy- seven sfrong. We were green, of course. buf we were derermined nor fo pre+end +ha+ we were frighrened. Bur +here's some+hing abou+ a superior senior grinning ar you 'fhar makes all your fingers fhumbs, your leer Iangle, and your voice fairer. Bu+ we lived Ihrough if and slarred some of our members in foofball, baslcerball. and debafe. During our sophomore year, we iusf slipped along. Several members of fhe class were oursfanding, lou+ mosr of us were ius+ sophomores. The oufsranding evenl of our iunior year was Ihe Junior-Senior Banquet which we planned and which, we believe, was a pleasing success. If was a naurical affair, 'rhe fheme being +he Fleur de Mai. And now we are seniors. We have had four happy years in high school. We have presen+ed +he school wilh afhle+es, scholars. debarers, and musicians. And when we have quir +he school, we hope 'I'ha+ Ihose lefr behind will feel Ihaf our lime here was nor spenl in vain. llV 1 3 Q, A 67 'F see - lm 25' DELPHINE BALL ll you would grow 'fall and slalely, you musf always walk seda+ely. Orcheslra: Glee Club: Game Tech- nique Club: Ye Pilgrim: Dramaiic Club: Cinema Club: Mayflower Sl'a'Fl': Home Room Vice Presidenl: Peggy and fhe Pirales : Jewels of rhe Deseri : Sylves+er and His Saxophone. EDYTHE BOTTORF And wilh malice 'foward none her kindness lies, Hidden benealh a shy disguise. Peggy and 'fha Pira+es : Jewels of lhe Deser+ : May Feslival: Glee Club: Baskefball: World Friendship Club: Game Technique Club: Soc- cer: Volley Ball. MYRTLE BRUGH She fries io kid 'em all. The Way lo a Man's Hear'l ': Peggy and lhe Pirales : Jewels of lhe Deser+ : Ka+herine De- cides : Home Room Secrefary: Theacallosia: Glee Club: World Friendship Club: May Feslival: Baskelball: Look Who's Here. CSAIL CARNEFIX Never idle, never slill, always smiling. always will. Tri-L Presidenl: Ye Pilgrim: Ask fhe Professor : Mayflower Sfafl: May Fesiival: Why ihe Chimes Rang : Way lo a Man's Hear+ : Jewels of The Deserl : Home Room Presidenl: Treasurer: Dramalic Club: Homemakers' Club: Journal- ism Club: Glee Club Presidenf: Sexlel: Soccer: Sylves+er and His Saxophoneu: Volley Ball. MARlLEE CORDICK Words, words, an everlasling flow. Seven Keys lo Baldpaleu: Who Kissed Eliza ' Kalherine Decidesn: Noi Quife Such a Goosen: Debale Team' Theacallosia Crilic: Look Whos Here. u.4.4.s fa 'O is V1 Y vu L. A SENIORS 26 LOWELL BORDNER How about il, Gang? Yell Leader: Seven Keys lo Bald- pal'e : Cinema Club: Avialion Club: Practical Science Club, Sec- relary: Look Who's Here. MARY JUNE BROWN Brown eyes and does she use +heml Peggy and The Pira+es : Jewels of 'rhe Deseri : May Feslival: Glee Club: Game Technique Club: World Friendship Club: Cinema Club: Baskelball: Look Who's Here. CLARENCE BURKETT ll's noi' fhal' l don'i like 'ro sludy. buf my eyes are weak. Band: Orchesrra: Music Club: Debale Club: lnduslrial Club. DONA CLOUSE 'Tis lrue she is much inclined 'lo chin and lalk wilh all mankind. Tri-L Cabinel: Board of Confrol: Ye Pilgrim: Mayflower Slali: Jewels of 'fhe Deserlu: Home Room Secrelary: Game Technique Club: Varsily Baskelball: Kaiherine Decides : Dramaric Club: G.A.A.: Baskelball: Cinema Club: Second Childhoodn: Volley Ball: Soccer: Look Who's Here. DOROTHY DEALE Who is our New Deal? Vfho is willy? Why, don'1 you know? ll's our Diddy. Nuner, Soulh Bend: Tri-L Treasurer. Vice-Presidenl: May Feslival: Man From Nowhere : Home Room Treasurer: Jewels of The Deserl I G. A. A. Secrefary: Look Who's Here. ,J JOHN DELL Whal' may he be. who knows? Sylves+er and His Saxophone : Baseball: Science Club, Secrelary: lndusfrial Club: Hobby Club: May Fesfival. BARBARA DUNFEE 'Genflemen Prefer Blondes,' 'fis said, So Barbara uses her head. When fhe Chimes Reng : Peggy and the Pirafes : Jewels of fhe Deser+ : Seven Keys fo Baldpafeu: Way To a Man's Hear1 : May Fesfival: Glee Club: Varsify Basl:e+- ball: Home Room Presideni: Game Technique Club: Dramafic Club: Cinema Club: Baslceiball: Volley Ball: Soccer: Ye Pilgrim: Mayflower Sfaff. CATHERINE EBERT 'lrish Luck' describes lhis one. She's ihe lcind 'rha+'s lofs of fun. G. A. A.: May Fesiival: Volley Ball: Soccer: Baskefball. JOHN EVANS Wha+ l 'think I musf say. Foofball: Baslrefballz Sylves+er and His Saxophone : P Club: Cinema Club: Home Room Presideni: Infer- class Baslxefballg Track: Second Childhood. ARWIED FREIBERG 'Tis curls ihaf make a man. Sylvesfer and His Saxophone : Debafe Club: Hobby Club: May Fesfival. SENIORS ANNABEL DEXTER Lef's have a par+y. Sylvesler and His Saxophonen: Varsify Baslceiball: Jewels of +he Deser+ : G. A. A.: Cinema Club: May Fesfival: Glee Club: Peggy and The Pirafes : Volley Ball: Soccer. LEWIS DUWELIUS A quief fongue shows a wise head. Foofball: May Fesfivel: Mafhemei- ics Club: lndusirial Club. CECILIA EMENAKER And here's our liffle counfry maid. Correcl, and sweef, and very sfaidf' May Fesfival: Home Makers' Club. VERNON FLOSENZIER Here's Flosenzier, our cenfer +all, How our heads do lhump when he gels fha ball, lf he misses fhe baslref, we own him not Bu? i1's usually good for a +wo- poinf drop. Baslrefball: Fooiball: Traclc: Hi-Y: lnfer-class Baslceiball: Aviafion Club: NVorld Friendship Club: P Club. CHARLES GLAUB All men are born free and equal buf some of fhem gef a girl Foofball Baslceiball Tracl: Hi Y Club Inferclass Baslrefball Home Room Presidenf v 3 Av Q Y 'Q 1 A A . n i i I - , 0 Vice-Presidenf: Ye Pilgrim: P 9: ' 67 27 uf H , um.-.Z 4Q. Y. V1 V vs VICTOR GOLDKETTE A cheery, friendly man is he, For having been wilh lhe scouls al' sea. Mafhemalics Club: World Friend- ship Club: Journalism Club: lndus- 'rrial Ar'rs Club. VIRGIL GREER Me and my gal. Music Club: Journalism Club: ln- duslrial Club: May Feslival. HARVEY HATFIELD Somelimes he sils, olher limes he iusl sifs. Ye Pilgrim: Dramalic Club: Hi-Y: Induslrial Club: Mayflower Slafl. LUTHER HEPLER I envy The man who knows more lhan I, buf pily lhe man who knows less. Band: Orcheslra: Debale. KENNETH HUNT Some+imes we wonder if he has a voice. B 'ro be quiel il seems, is his I choice. Band- Orcheslra' Track' Solo Con- lesl' Debale. RUTH GOSS Good for a basket G. A. A.: Malhemalics Club: Inler- class Baskelball: Volley Ball: Soccer: May Fesfival. RALPH GROSSMAN I'd ralher walch you work. Commercial Club: World Friend- ship Club: Induslrial Club: May Feslivalz Home Room Treasurer: Seven Keys lo Baldpa'fe. RICHARD HEISER We can hardly lhink of Heiser wilhoul' alhlelics or afhlelics wilh- ouf Heiser. Hi-Y: Foolball: Baskelball: Base- ball: Inler-class Baskelball: P Club: Cinema Club Presidenl: Glee Club. LU RA MAE HOLM Dark eyes buf brighl' prospeclsf Tri-L Cabinel: Board of Conlrol: Home Room Secrelary: Debale Club: Language Club Secrelaryi World Friendship Club Secrelaryt Cinema Club: May Fesfival: Counly Lafin Conlesl: Oulsfanding Girl: P Pin: Mayflower Slafl. CHARLES KELLISON Chuck is quief and unassuming. Yel' he's readily amusing. JeweIs of The Deserl : Seven Keys lo BaIdpa+e : Hi-Y Secrelary, Presidenl: Foolball: Track: Ye Pil- grim: Glee Club: Inler-class Track: May Feslival: Home Room Vice- Presidenl: Look Who's Here. -J BOB KIERNAN Every day is lady's day wifh me. Hi-Y: Fooiball: Baslcefball: Track: P Club: Pracfical Science Club: Cinema Club: May Fesiival, ROGER KUHN No sinner, no sainf perhaps buf- well, fhe very besf of chaps. Baslreiball: Traclz: Band: Dramafic Club: Cinema Club. ARLENE LAWRENCE She spenf her senior year in siudy- ing 'Virgil', World Friendship Club Presidenf: May Fesfival: Theacallosia: Journal- ism Club: Cinema Club: Home Room Treasurer. Secrefary: May- flower Sfalf. PAULINE LEWIS On one she smiled. and he was blesf. Culver High School: May Feslival: lnler-class Baslrefball: Volley Ball: Soccer: G. A. A. MARVEL MARKS FarmereHe World Friendship Club: Library Club: Typing Club: Cinema Club: May Fesfival. SENIORS T' I I MARY KNIGHT The way fo a man's hear? is ihrough his sfomach so l've Taken up coolcing insfrucfionsf' May Fesfival: World Friendship Club: Home Malrers' Club. MARGARET LAM BORN When you and l were young. Maggie. Home Makers' Club: World Friend- ship Club: Typing Club: Cinema Club: May Fesiival. MARY LAWRENCE Swee+ and neaf and quife com- plefe. Peggy and fhe Pira+es : Home Room Presidenh May Fesfival: Debafe Club: World Friendship Club: Typing Club: Cinema Club: Look Who's Here. IRENE LISTENBERGER A smile for every girl and lwo for every boy. Peggy and fhe Pirafes : Glee Club: Home Makers' Club: G. A, A. Presidenf: May Fesfival: lnler- class Baslceiball: Volley Ball: Soccer WILFRED MAST Willie boy, Willie boy. Where are you going? Debafe: Band: Orchesira: World Friendship Club Presidenf: May- flower Sfaff: Ye Pilgrim: Solo Con- fesf. i if '. of ' 67 4 v 1 .V - Q -fig L 29 BROOKER MASTER A nose lor news. Journalism Club: Ye Pilgrim Edifor: Cinema Club: Mayflower Slalli Who Kissed Eliza? : Seven Keys lo Baldpaleu: Man From No- where : Handboolc: Press Represen- fafive, Board ol Conlrol: Loolc Who's Here. WALTER MlLLER Deep lhoughf and l are slrangers, My mind is unspoiled by use. Board of Conlrol: Ye Pilgrim: May- flower Slafl: Hi-Y: Journalism Club: Cinema Club: Who Kissed Eliza? : Home Room President WENDELL NELSON A man of few words. Foofball: Baslrelball: lnduslrial Club. FRANK NORTON All for Norlon. Foolball: Traclu: Music Club: World Friendship Club: P Club: May Feslival. HERBERT PETERSON He's iusf a horn loolin' fool. Band: Orchesira: Hi-Y: World Friendship Club: Hobby Club. ki-4.4.5 fo 2. Y 1 v 3 L A SENIORS 30 MALCOLM MILLER He always bears if wilh a grin, Such a lellow's bound lo win. Hi-Y: lndusfrial Club: Mafhemalics Club. COLEMAN MINX The women don'f scare me. Journalism Club: Ye Pilgrim: Dra- mafic Club: Board of Conlrol: Fooiball: The Way To a Man's Hear'r : Hi-Y Sergeanl af Arms: The Man From Nowhere : Home Room Presidenlt Seven Keys fo Baldpale : Mayflower Slafl: Cin- ema Club Treasurer: Look Who's Here. GEORGE NICKEL Is she my girl friend! Commercial Club: lndusfrial Club: Avialion Club: Cinema Club. MABEL PARSONS I iusf can'+ lceep quiet Glee Club: Peggy and The Pi- rafes : G. A. A.: lnler-class Baslcef- ball: May Feslival. RICHARD PETT He seems lo be lhe 'reacher's Pell, Bul' fhey never have caughl him af il' yet Cenlral High School. Lima, Ohio: Soufh Side High -School, Forf Wayne, lndiana: Cinema Club: Baslrelball. LOUISE FLETCHER She possess fhe kind ol pluck, Tha? is worlh lols more Than luck. Peggy and lhe Pira+es : Home Room Treasurer: May Fesfival: Needle Work Club: Glee Club: World Friendship Club: Debale Club: Dramalic Club: Girls' Sexlel: Lady of Shallol Z Look Wl'1o's Here. LUCILE PYLE A lighl hear? lives long. Warsaw High School: World Friendship Club: May Fesfival: G. A. A.: Glee Club: Theacallosia. VENUS RHOADE Lilfle by lil+le. May Feslival: Music Club: World Friendship Club: Home Makers Club: Glee Club. ELAINE SCHAFF Laughing wilh her feel' and eyes. Board of Conlrol: Debale Club: Dramalic Club: Glee Club: Who Kissed Eliza? : Peggy and lhe Pi- raYes : Jewels of fhe Deserl : Ye Pilgrim: Tennis: Girls' Sexlel: Spe- cial Chorus: Lady of Sl'iallol. ESTELLA MAE Sl-llRAR Es'fella's go? a Nickel. Band: Orcheslra: Home Makers' Club: May Fesfival: Theacallosia Vice-Presidenl. SENIORS RAY PRICE Every one shiff 'lor himself and gel ou'r of my way. Seven Keys lo Baldpa+e : Who Kissed Eliza? : Praclical Science Club: May Feslival: Dramafic Club? Manager of Foolball, Baskelball, and Track. LLOYD RlTCHEY He plays a lrumpef and plays if well. Band: Orcheslra: Malhemalics Club: lnduslrial Club. OLEN ROAHRIG Now, as l undersfand if- Home Room Secrefary: May Fesli- val: Science Club: Language Club: lndusfrial Club. RUTH si-iATFoRD All 'lied up in a Knoll. Peggy and lhe Pirafes : Jewels of 'rhe Deserl ': May Feslival: Game Technique Club: Dramalic Club: Tri-L Secrefary: Home Room Vice'- Presidenl: Glee Club: Class Vice- Presidenf: lnfer-class Baskelball: Ye Pilgrim: Mayflower Edilor-in-chief: Booslers' Club: P Pin: Essay Con- lesf Winner. MARY SINGREY l am nor of serious mind, l casl all my cares behind. Glee Club: May Feslival: G. A. A.: lnler-school Baskefball: Library Club: Volley Ball: Soccer. 9 31 jj. QI ' qv A lv 1.v I .Qu L I RAY STAIR The counfry-side sheik. Hobby Club: Aviation Club. BEATRICE STEPHENSON I'm gonna' lei The bumble 'bee' be. May Fesfival: Music Club: World Friendship Club: Home Makers' Club: Cinema Club: Glee Club. MARIE STOCKMAN Sfockman and Lawrence, an in- separable pair, If you see Lawrence, you know SIockman's There. Peggy and The Pira'res : Jewels of Ihe Deser+ : May Fesfival: Glee Club: World Friendship Club: Horne Makers' Club: Cinema Club. ILO SULLIVAN With a giggle for every occasionf Journalism Club: Home Makers Club: G. A. A.: May Feslival. DORLEEN TEETER How can you fell whefher she'Il Teefer or +o++er? 'Jewels of The Deserl' ' Soccer: In- fer-school Baskefball' Board of Conlrol' Home Room Presidenf: Theacallosie Crific' May Fesfival: Who Kissed Eliza? ' 'Spreading +he News ' Seven Keys fo Bald- pafe ' The Man From Nowhere : Why The Chimes Rang : Look Whos Here.' u.4.4.: J -O 1. V1 Y ,U I -he L A JOE STALEY Were silence golden, I'd be a millionaire. Pracfical Science Club: lnduslrial Club: Aviafion Club. DICK STEPHENSON I'm ai his Beck and call. Foolball: Baskeiball: Track: Board of Conlrol Vice-Presidenl: Debafe Club: P Club: Cinema Club: Hi- Y: Home Room Treasurer, Pres- idenf: Inlerrclass Baskefball: Hi-Y Board. GERTRUDE STUCK She Ihunderefh marvelously on her saxophone. Peggy and The PiraIes : Or- chesira: Band. Presidenr: Home Room Vice-Presidenf: Theacallosia, Presideni: Glee Club: Solo Coniesl Winner: May Fesiival. JENNIE TANNER Hic Haec Hoc. Class Secrefary: Jewels of Ihe Deser'r : The Way Io a Man's Hearf : Ka'fI1erine Decides : Or- chesira: Home Room Presidenf: Home Makers' Club: Dramaiic Club: Theacallosia. Secre+ary: Laiin Confesi: May Feslival: P Pin: Spreading The News : Peggy and The Piraies : Look Who's Here. HELEN THOMPSON Early fo bed and early Io rise and you miss The besr parl of 'Ihe day. May Fesiival: The Way +o a Man's I-lear+ : Soccer: lnfer-class Baskel- ball: Theacalossia. Secrelary: Home Makers' Club: Dramaiic Club: Look Who's Here. Y 4 HAROLD TRUMP Harold always has a Trump up his sleeve. Seven Keys fo BaIdpaIe : Foo?- ball: Track: Induslrial Club: Math- emalics Club: May Fesfival. ARDALE WILKINS Wha+ can be said againsf him? Lakeville High School: Avialion Club. KATH RYN WILLIAMSON 'Tis she! I know her by her gai'I'. Music Club Secrefary: Glee Club: Orchesfra: Peggy and Ihe Pi- raIes : Jewels of fhe Deser+ : Theacallosia: May Feslival: Soccer: Baske+ball: The Chrisfmas PresenI : Look Who's Here. MARY WRIGHT Righf IWrighfl? I always am. Valparaiso High School: Commer- cial Club: Horne Economics Club: G. A. A.: Dramafic Club: May Fes- fival: Look WI1o's Here. NEWELL YODER He came 'fo school Io gel' a gen- eral iclea of fhings. Seven Keys Io BaldpaI'e : Hi-Y Treasurer: Board of Con+rol: Home Room Secrelary: Boys' League: De- bafe Club: Avialion Club: Infer- class Baskefball. SENIORS FRANCIS WEBSTER My maid Mary, she'll 'fend fhe dairy. Seven Keys fo Baldpafen: Hi-Y: Foolball: Track: Sludenl Afhlelic Manager: Home Room Vice Presi- denf: Science Club: P Club: Aviafion Club: May Fesfival. GEORGE WILLIAMSON GoIfa geffa girl. Track: Debafe Club: Band: Hi-Y: Dramalic Club: The Way Io a Man's Hear'r : Second Child- hood : Foofball: Seven Keys Io Baldpafeu: Jewels of fhe Deserl: Glee Club: May Fesfival: Look Who's Here. LEWIS WOOLEY He Iendelh Io his own affairs, As ofhers should alfend fo Iheirs. Indusfrial Club: Malhemalics Club. LORRAINE XAVER TypewriIer keys she subiugales, Her shorthand sfrokes are keen, In commerce of fhe future. She'll reign Ihe fypisfs' queen. Home Economics Club: World Friendship Club: Cinema Club: May Feslival. CHALON ZUMBAUGH A Iilfle backward abouf coming forward Band: ilndusfrial Club Presidenf: Baseball: Foofball. 5 e Q, Q. 57 Ah' T 'Q I 33 nun K J? I R r 1 321A GED 4 Q9 C 'T A . , 4 af. . , ' fa i 8 .i f i 2 'H EERE RSSB? lmiiiild '3-1113 , I ' 'i 7 3' 15' I VFWH f' V1 11 'Y' J T' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidenf-Lloyd Morris Vice-Presidenl-Donald Parker Secrefary-Nann Carvey Treasurer-Raymond Beagles OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Lloyd Morris Phyllis Eas+er JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM COMMITTEES DECORATION FOOD PROGRAM Raymond Beagles Pauline Bryan Roberf Barfs Bob Beals H ' Virginia Abair Jim Brynes Donald Cramer Nann Carvey Marie Kline Virginia Ferguson Phyllis Easier Virginia Ruggles Ka+hryn Flora Donald Goodwell Marfha Tharp Doran Hogle Jane Holloway Elizabe+h Thomson Roberf Downing Mary Anna Growcoclc Dale Boggs Esfher Funk Mary Knepper Marshall Craig Parlcer Linlc Helen Lee Marcele Machlan Russell S+ephenson Carl Woolley Harry Olson Mary Rufh Nelson Donald Parker Richard Pippenger Ru+h Read i i HOME ROOM 209 Firsf Row-Bealrice Amones, Raymond Beagles. Roberf Barfs, Bernice Bixel. Virginia Abair, Dick Ball. Second Row-Joe Bowles, Denis Burden, James Byrnes, Billy Campbell Mary Jane Bower, Dorofhy Boflorff, Dale Boggs, Miss Garn. Third Row-Roberf Beals, Vaughn Dolan, Roberf Downing, Donald Cramer Marshall Craig, Phyllis Easier, Mary Coolc, Nann Carvey. T 1 Fourlh Row-Dicl: Derf, Kafhryn Flora, Virginia Ferguson, Henry Allheide Arfhur Faylor. William Groman, Donald Goodwell, Esfher Funk, Mary Growcoclc, Clifford Goodrich. xv 4 fx . Q, qv -7 T E .I E L 37 JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Miss Garn Miss Cornefef HOME ROOM 207 Firsf Row--Dorofhy Price, Helen Lee, Mary Knepper, Elizabelh Kreiqhbaum, Marie Kline, Jane Holloway, Margaref Jones. Second Row-Miss Cornefel, Mary Rulh Nelson, Cora l-luffer. Marqaref Neicllinger, Virginia Klingerman, Frances Masl, Bee Henderson, Esfher Jones. Third Row-Harry Olson. Richard Pippenger, Marcele Machlan, Lloyd Morris, Suzanne Pomeroy, Parker Link, Forresf McKee. Fourfh Row-Roberl Kruyer, Carl Nagle, Doran Hogle, Donald Parker. Phil Klein. u if ,,,. J. l'x,..:J lA.,...L. Dt,-L.,-.J fWle+nn U. h HOME ROOM I08 4.'lf Firsf Row-Belly Warnes, Elizabelh Thomson. Louise Snyder, Thelma 4 Q . Wraighf, Rulh Read. 1 v Second Row-Valda Mae Sfuclr. Margaref While, Belle Wright Helen y 4 Ulrich, Mariha Tharp. Virginia Ruggles. y Third Row-Mr. Ruch, Darwin Roahrig, Carl Woolley, Tom Rullman, Paul Q Sfaley. Marlin Trask, Jimmy Websfer, Ellsworfh Zumbaugh. Y, Fourlh Row-Roberl Zumbauqh. Ward Yoder, Julius Vinall, Russell A 'Ls Sfephenson, Bob Tanner, Howard Scoff, Claude Soufh. 38 SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Hockey Miss Hess OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Bee Sfeiner Charles Pinney l l i HOME ROOM 205 Firsl' Row-Hugh Deale. Mary Alice Bennelf, Belly Bonnell, Kennelh Baker. Myra Carnefix. Regina Emenaker. Gerald Coffeen. Second Row-Beffy Cook, Barbara Baker, Geraldine Buckingham, Virginia Ball, Kafhryn Bofforfl, Geraldine Bedwards. Third Row-Louis Ball, Joe Cramer, Mr. Hockey, Richard Day, Wayne Baker. HOME ROOM 208 Firsi' Row-Wendell Lee, Harrie? Haddock, Esfher Grossman Rulh Fefherolf, Tom Ferguson, Billy Houghfon Second Row-Virginia John, Mary Falke, Carl Kile, Lufher Holderead Frances Glaub, Madeline Greer, Harry Hepler Third Row-Harold Fruifs, Kennefh Jewell, Joe Fuller, Henry Gerard 'D' Ralph Lechlifner. Louis Girfen, Efhel Jeffries, Carol Hire, Teresa Greffer, Miss Hass. F ' l Q5 ' . ' 'Y 1 Q , '-' , l 7 5'A L 39 SOPHOMORE CLASS Mi55 Morris Miss Kennedy i'i W Home Room :oz Firsl Row-Edward Peregrine, Dorolliy Masler, Geraldine Myers, Mildred Mann, Margarel Morris, Lowell Pelerson, Charles Pinney. Second Row-Bayard Rallerly, Orland Neidlinger, Belly Palmer, Mildred Orr, Norma Neidlinger, Maxine Morris, George Ranlcin. Third Row-Miss Morris, Roberl Neir, Charles Nelson, lrene Myers, Jane Polley, Louise Rannells, Rulh McCollougl'1, Thelma McConnell. Fourlh Row-Kennelh Manual, Frances McLaughlin, lrene Perlrins, Harold Marlrs, Lowell Neidig, Elizabelh Prall, Fred Norlon, Harold McLaughlin. HOME ROOM IO7 Firsl Row-Mable VanGilder, Lovelle Rhoade, Virginia Wagner, Bee Sleiner, Wilma Thomas, Nova Wood, Louise Thompson, Mary Susills, Mariorie Schlosser, Ward Troyer. Second Row-Rollan Riddle, Foresl Reed, Helen Woolley, Dorolhy Wagoner, Wayne Shiyely, Harold Truman, Lawrence Underwood, Frances Thompson, Miss Kennedy. Third Row--Violel Vernard, Helen Walson, Mary Ann Zimmerman, Belly Scheelz, Earl Sauerwein, Francis Van6ilder, Mariorie Sarber, Evelyn Fourlh Row-Vearl Roose, Ollie Wilkins, Bernard Scheelz, Paul Zeiger, Francis Xaver, Lawrence Weaver. u.4. J u 4 Q . Y o Y 5 V ,U Websler. i is L S .Ln 40 FRESHMAN CLASS Mr. Beclc SPONSORS William Lararnore OUTSTANDING STUDENTS HOME ROOM STUDY HALL Firsf Row-Geraldine Casferline, Eleanor Burlcefl, Kafhaleen Easier Belly Beaqles Donald Glass. Second Row-Belly Freshour, Alice Dauqherfy, Evelyn Flora Marlorie Conner Cafherme Bowles, Mabel Ball, Anne Fellce. Third Row-Harold Cook, Warren Griewanlr, Bernice Duweluus Roberl Edgingfon Deane Dlperf, Paylon Garnand, Eldon Ambler. Fourfh Row-Don Houghlon, Bill Druberl, Garwood Daniels, Roberl Conqer Senne+ Diell, Dale Engel. HOME ROOM 203 Firsf Row-Virginia McFarland, Joe Longe, Elizabefh Heim Klingerman, Loreffa McPherson. Keifh Kelver. Second Row-Charles lnlcs, DonnaBelle Lisfenberger, Clarence Rosalind Lauer, Marynell Langdon, Arfhur Maflix, Harold Juanila Lowry. Third Row-Mr. Bigler, Be+'ry Longe, Vide McGriFf, Jane Klapp, Miller. Helen Ann Mallory, Belly Hansen, Malcolm King, Humes, Bill McDonald. Wayne Graves. Fourfh Row-William Lararnore, Roberf Livinghouse, Virginia Lee, Klingerman, Alberfa Hepler, Diclr Jones, Junior McKinney Mcngun, Gordon lnlcs, John Kennedy. 41 u.4.4.x fo 1. V1 V ,na Miss Weser FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS Miss Ahl HOME ROOM I05 Firsf Row-Rachel Reed, LaVench Neidlinger, Dorolhy Phillips, DonnaBelle Rhoades. Mel Parsons, Nola Moor, Lewis Pratt Second Row-Harold Price, George Realcer, Josephine Monacy, Rosemary Ouinn James Pippenger, Marcella Morehouse, Junior Houqhfon. Third Row-Alberf Rohrer, Donald Moore, Amos Pyle, Miss Weser. Franklin Plefcher, Winfred Ousnamer. Louis Null. HOME ROOM lOl' Firsf Room-William Squires, Roberl VanVacfor, Dale Schroeder, Anna Rufh Youngman, Rosemary Scoff, Mary Jane Yoder, Jack Woolperf. w--Carol Shiremen, Reber? Yeazel, Marjorie While, Clare Maflix, Rosie Sfair, Arnold Shively. Third Row-Vera Sullivan, Bernice Zimmerman, Miss Ahl, Roberf Soice. Second Ro Vera Shively. Fourfh Row-Samuel Sfoclrman, Florence Ward, Ka+hleen Vanafa, Harold Sfone. Paul Warnes. 42 , C.-, ,H 'J' 5,1 '4' gf f . I fx fs ,,. , ., j Z r' I z Lf' Q 43 il I 4 w ig-T , . ,w 5 X ' gp- . 'aw 'www G 2' img- ,p gf fi? Q ' 'Q ie 6 -5 9 , . 4. , Z 'fi :Ef'!9T'RQYlSiL1-135911511 Ik. L All' in gg-vw 42113 il 'l'J1il LI'F. 1. M Q 5: 2512, kg? , il Ii-L ,K 1 , :Eli PJ E Q6-:4TiK'dfsiA-Silk BOARD OF CONTROL OFFICERS Presidenf A.A,..,,.....,,,,.,,..Y ,,,....,..., ...... K e nne+h Goodwell Vice-Presidenf ....OY,O......A... .....O J im Fefherolf Acling Vice-Presidenf .,.,.., ...... D iclc S+ephenson Secrefary ..,..,..........,...... ,O,,, E lizabefh Thomson Sponsors ,,,,.. ,,.,,, M r. Kleclcner Miss Kennedy Comp+roller .,.,......,,.,..,.,V.,..,,w.,...,,,.....,O,,.,..,,,.,..,,,.. Mr. Beabouf The Board of Con+rol is a cen+ralizing and coordinaling agency for fhe exfra curricular aciivifies of +he school. The club, as a service organiza+ion. aims 'io sponsor and promofe a complele school program. The major proiecf of 'rhe year has been 'fhe aciivify 'liclcet Ofher proiecls have been A Gef Acquainfed Day, an all school spelling confesf. and a Courfesy Day. i Firsf Row-Kafhaleen Easfer, Mary Jane Yoder, Elizabefh Thomson, Faifh Hildebrand. Harriet Haddock, Margaref Morris. Second Row-Roberf VanVac+or, William Laramore, Lura Mae Holm. Regina Emenalcer, Marcela Machlan, James Pippenger. Third Row-Kennefh Goodwell, Donald Goodwell, Paul Zeiger, Wendell Lea, Dick Slephenson, Julius Vinall, Mr. Kleclcner. Miss Kennedy. C .xv Q, 67 -P Q ,,,, H .-fn L 45 HI-Y OFFICERS Presidenf ............... ..................... Y...... C h arles Kellison Vice-Presidenl .,..... .,,, ,.A C harles Glaub Secrefary .................. ...,.... J im Fefherolf Acfirig Secreiary ,...... ..,,.,.. K enne+h Goodwell Treasurer ...........,.f,.., .,...,.C. N ewell Yoder Serg.-a+-Arms ....r.. ........ C oleman Minx Sponsors ..,.......V.. .....r,rr ,.,..... M r. Beabou+ Mr. Kleclcner Hi-Y is a boys' organizafion, composed of 28 members from fhe sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The Hi-Y slogan is clean living, clean speech, clean scholarship. The purpose of lhe club is +o creafe, mainfain, and exrend +hroughou+ 'rhe school and commu- nify a high sfandard of Chrisiian characfer. The chapler sponsored +he gafhering and dis+ribu'rion of food for fhe poor al Chrisfmas lime. They also sponsored a benelif show and organized an adverfising proiecl' +0 raise money for an elecfric score board which was presenled ro lhe school. The club has also been in charge of audiforium programs for all of lhe boys of The s'ruden'r body. i l l Firsl Row-Lloyd Morris, Charles Glaub, Charles Kellison, Newell Yoder. Kenneih Goodwell. Second Row-Lowell Peferson, Malcolm Miller, Wendell Lee, Charles Pinney, Vernon Flosenzier, Donald Parker, Brooker Masler, Dennis 'Lee Ag! Burden, Hugh Deale. . ' Q . Third Row-Dick Heiser, Roberi' Kiernan, Dick Slephenson. Ward Yoder. 1 . Mr. Kleclcner, Donald Goodwell, Herberf Peierson. Doran Hogle. Y 1 V F ,U A71 . L V g as C S , 46 TRI-L OFFICERS Presidem' ,............,... .....,.........,.... ....,,. G a il CarneTEx Vice-PresidenT .,.....,, ,,,,.. P hyllis Easfer SecreTaries ...,......, ,,..... E Ieanor Burkeff KaThaleen EasTer Treasurer .A................ ..,.,r. R uTh FeTheroIT Dean of Girls .......,..........,,....,...,.,........,......,........A.., Miss Kennedy Membership oT Tri-L consisTs oT all The girls in high school. AcTiviTies are car- ried on Through The cabineT and commiTTees. The aim oT The organizaTion is To promoTe a more democraTic Teeling To pro- vide opporTuniTies Tor The girls To meeT socially, and To promoTe The developmenT of high ideals. The cabineT sponsors guesT meeTings every oTher Thursday aTTernoon. Three girls plan The program and acT as hosTesses. lnTeresTing speakers, including Mrs. l-lerberT Laramore, have Talked. Some oT The meeTings have been in The naTure of musical Teas. The Theme oT The programs has been The DevelopmenT of Per- sonaliTy. Tri-L has one audiTorium each semesTer and an insTallaTion service. AT ChrisT- mas Time The girls give whiTe giTTs To PlymouTh's needy. The BuTTerTly Tea Tor The Treshman girls in The Tall, The ChrisTmas kid parTy, The SweeThearT ParTy-a nighT club alifair, a rnoThers' and daughTers' parTy, and a dinner Tor The TaculTy will long be memorable occasions. Firsl' Row-Eleanor BurlreTT, Bee STeiner, Jane Klapp. RuTh FeTherolT, KaThaleen EasTer. KaThryn Flora. Second Row-Harrief Haddock, Phyllis EasTer, Gail Carnefix, Alyce McKesson, Lura Mae Holm, Marcele Machlan, Miss Kennedy. 'I 3 -, QS ' QV AKV 1 'Q I 47 THEACALLOSIA OFFICERS Presidenl' 4......,,..,..... .................,.,.. ,v.,.A G e rfrude Sfuclc Esfella Mae Shirar Helen Thompson Geraldine Myers Miss Cornefef Vice-Presidenf .,....,,. ....... Secrefary ....,........ ,,,,,, Treasurer ....... ..,.....v, v .....,...,....,............., ..,... , Sponsor .......,.......,,...s.A.,.eY....e...,....,...,....e.,....Y,.....,,. The club is composed of girls from all classes of Lincoln High School. The aim of 'rhis club is 'ro develop a lirerary undersfanding in The girls of h' l b The club has sfudied plays ou+s+anding shows. and ofher forms of li+erary + is c u . . works. They have presenled audiforium programs and benefif programs. The club also has given plays To +own organizafions and sponsored 'reas for The Teachers +o raise money for a Trip 'ro LaPor+e. The club aims each year +o aHend some maior pro uc ions. y aHended +wo Shalcespearian plays af LaPor+e. These plays were presenled by Fred- eric l-lendericlcson and Clara Bruce. d T' This ear They l HI Thom son Esiella Mae Shirar. 1 Firsl Row--Geraldine Myers. een p , . . . . k' Marulee Cordick, Kafhryn Williamson, Gerfrude Sfuc Second Row-Dorofhy Masfer, Mary Alice Benneff, Miss Cornefet Myrfle 3 Brugh, Jennie Tanner. Third Row-Be++y Palmer, Margaref While, Harrie? Haddock. Myra Carnefix, Margarel' Jones, Helen Lee. kS4.- h ici. 1. N ,. V vu S 1. a 5 L A 48 WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB OFFICERS Presidenr ,.,,...,,,... ...........A.,.,...,. ,,...., W i Ifred Masf Vice-Presidenr ........ ...... J ames Bergman Secrerary .......,.... ,,..... R urh Read Treasurer ..,.... ....... W illiam Laramore Sponsor ....................,..........................................,.A. Miss Garn The aim of The World Friendship Club is +o creaI'e friendship among high school s'ruden+s of differenr counfries and Io develop an acfive in+eresI' in in'rerna'rionaI problems. S'ruden+s of Ihe cIub correspond wirh sfudenfs in foreign coun+ries. The Plymoufh High School club is +he onIy one in Indiana which is a member of Ihe Sfudenr Forum on Inrernafional Relafions. Firsi Row-Evelyn Flora. Cora Huffer. Marjorie Whife, Bernice Zimmerman, Lila Morgan, June Breeding. Second Row-TheIma Wraighf, Ruth Read. Louise Snyder, Frances Mast Mariorie Miller. Beafrice Duwelius, RosaIind Lauer, Mariorie Conner. Esfher Jones, Clara Maffix. Third Row-DonnaBeIIe Rhoades, William Laramore, Wiifred Masf, Harold Cook, Frank Norfon, Jim Bergman, Arfhur Maffix, Doro+hy Phillips, Miss Gam. A NV fn L 1- 1 of ' ar 1'v 4 m ni: A 49 G. A. A. OFFICERS Presidenl ............. ,,........,....,,.... ....... I r ene Lislenberger Vice-Presidenl .,...,..,.....,.,...., ......., I-I elen Ulrich Secrelary and Treasurer ..,.,... ....... R egina Emenalcer Program Sponsor ............,. ......, C alherine Eberl Sponsor ...........................A..,....A............................,.. Miss Ahl e aim ol lhe club is lo develop sporlsmanship and lo promole Iceener inleresl Th in developing physical abilily. The girls have an opporlunily lo win awards by parlicipaling in live dillerenl aclivilies. Poinls are given lor baslcelball, volleyball. hiking, slcaling, lennis, goll, swimming, and bicycling. They lake parl in Play Days during lhe school lerm. The schools which came lo Plymoulh lor Play Day lhis year were Culver, Argos, and Bremen. The aclivilies were baslcelball and volley- ball Firsl Row-Mary Singrey, Calherine Eberl, Pauline Lewis, Regina Emenalcer, Irene Lislenberger, Helen Ulrich. lla Sullivan, Mary Rulh Nelson. T Second Row-Lizzie I-Iam, Geraldine Bedwards. Irene Myers, Helen DePew. Dorolhy Price, Edylhe Bollorl, Evelyn Websler, Miss Ahl. Third Row-Rulh Goss, Helen Walson, Virginia Klingerman, Belly Bonnell, Pauline Bryan, Geraldine Buckingham. Fourlh Row--Wilma Thomas, Kalhryn Bollorl, Elhel Jeffries, Theresa . Greller, Mary Coolr. . Fillh Row-Mary Jane Bower, Belly Prall, Phyllis Easler, Belly Scheelz, Dorolhy Bollorll, Virginia Abair, Eslher Grossman. u. 4. J: , 1 o Y 5 V ,U Y 4,1 ' L A g as V 50 THE HOBBY CLUB OFFICERS Presidenr .,.,.. .,.,....,.,,,,..,.,., YY,.AA.. D o nald Goodwell Secrefary ......,A, B,...., D iclc Jones Sponsor ,.,..,,....... ..,... ,.,,7Y....,.A M r . Kleclcner The obiec+ive of lhe club is +o creare new hobbies and develop more inleresl in old ones by demonslralions. ln 'rhis manner leisure 'rime aclivilies are provided. During 'rhe year, demonslralions were given on radio, model lrains, slamps, colleclions of malch boxes, arrow heads and ueer slones: raclical science, ma ic: Cl 9 anliques and laxidermy. One of lhe mosl' inleresling proiecls of lhe club This year was The hydrogen balloon experiment Hydrogen gas was prepared wi+h a home made generalor and balloons were lilled. Noles were aH'ached and lhe balloons were liberafed. One balloon was found 60 miles from Plymoulh 'rhree and one-half hours la+er. Mr. Simon from Avilla, Indiana, corresponded wifh 'rhe club afler finding +he balloon near his home. 4 l l Firsl Row-John Bowen, Edward Peregrine, Junior McKinney, Donald 2 Parker, Hugh Deale, Wayne Balmer. Second Row-Harold Fruifs, Kennefh Jewell, James Klingerman. Third Row-Roberf Kruyer, Arweid Frieberg, Herberf Peferson, Donald Cramer, Diclc Jones, Donald Goodwell. Warren Griewanlr, Billy Hough+on. Fourlh' Row-Harold McLaughlin, Wendell Lee, John Dell, Lloyd Morris, ' Richard Plppenger, Kennefh Goodwell, Doran Hogle, Henry Gerard Mr. Kleclcner, Gerald Mangun. 4 5 if 1 of ' ar 4 NV Q --in L v il DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Presidenl .. ,.......... .A..........,.,...... ,,.vA..A J a mes Byrnes Vice-Presidenl .A.,..... ,,,...., J ulius Vinall Mildred Mann Bealrice Sleiner Julius Vinall Mildred Mann Miss Kennedy Secrelary v......Y.,....,..,A... ,A,,,AA, Treasurer ......,.,....e.,....,..,,. .,,,,,,, Prog ram Commillee .,,,...., ,,,,.A,,, Sponsor .,..............,....,,,...,,...,,e.,...,,.,.....e,A..,,,,,v,,,,,,,e,,,, The aims of lhe club are: 'ro develop an inferest and an apprecialion for high grade dramalics: 'ro gain a knowledge of fundamenlal principles of acling, of srage make-up, and a hislory of lhe slage and famous people connecled wilh The slageg lo give each member an opporlunily lo lake parl in al leasl one club program and one public performance: lo sludy oulslanding plays: and +o produce as many as possible. Oulslanding plays presenled by lhe club 'rhis year were Guppy's Folks, Phoebe's Chrislmas Eve, A Pair of Luna'rics, and The Orange Colored Neck- +ie. The club has presenled plays before lhe sludenl body. 'rhe parenl-facully group, and various school and Town socielies. Firsl Row Louise Plelcher Rulh Felherolf Gail Carnelix. Elaine Schaff, Frances Glaub. Thelma McConnell Florence Ward Second Row Belly Freshour Bee Sfeiner. Margaref Morris, Nann Carvey, Norma Neidlanger Mary Wrighf Belly Cook, Mary Boilorfl, Miss Kennedy. Third Row Lowell Peferson Geraldine Casferline, Helen Ann Mallory, Mary Jane Yoder Mildred Mann Rufh McCollough, Rosemary Scoll. Juanila Lowry, Marlha Tharp Fourlh Row Kalhryn Flora Virginia Ferguson, Marcele Machlan, Jane Holloway Nova Wood Rosie Slair, DonnaBelle Lislenberger. Anna Rufh Youngman Earl Sauerwein. Fiflh Row Suzanne Pomeroy Eslher Funk, Ray Price. Parker Link, Charles Suxlh Row Roberl Nier Donald Parker. Doran l-logle, Bob Tanner, Kennefh Goodwell Ward Yoder. George Williamson, Julius Vinall. 'B ual 433 Pinneyi Dick Derf, Russell Slephenson, James Byrnes. ' U ' -- ' . . Q I 1 . Y 1 Y ,U 1 - A v ins 5 i 52 THE HOMEMAKERS' CLUB OFFICERS Ppegidenf ,.,,,,,,x,,,,, .,.,.,,,,,,.... C ecilia Emenaker ViCe.Pi-egidenf ,,,AA.,,A ,.A.,,,,,, M ary Ann Zimmerman Secretary ,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,A,.,.,,...,.,.,.., K a lhaleen Easier Treasurer ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,....,,..,..,.....,.,... M able VanGiIder Sponsors ,,.,A,.,,,A,..,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,..A,,.,.,,.,..,,,,.,....,.,. Miss Morris, Miss Carolhers. Miss Wesey The aim of lhe club is signified in 'lhe name. The girls make small arficles fo be used in lhe home. such as: Cross slifched picfures. smacked pillows, chair lidies, 'lable scarfs. applique and quill' blocks. A+ The end of 'the year fhe girls will give a lea for fheir mofhers and display fheir handiwork. l Firsf Row-Nola Moof, Margaret Neidlinger, Kafhaleen Easier, Mabel Van Gilder Mary Ann Zimmerman, Cecilia Emenaker, Virginia Wagoner, Alice Daugheriy Second Row-Mary Burkefi, Lavanch Neidlinger, Elizabefh Heim, Eleanor Burkeli Virginia John, Venus Rhoade, Anna Felke, Marynell Langdon Third Row-Miss Morris, Vera Shively, Mable Ball, Vera Sullivan, Maxine Morris Helen Woolley. Mildred Miller, Mary Eelke, Miss Weser Fourfh Row-Rachel Reed, Jane Polley, Mary Growcock, Carol l-life BeHy Hansen, Bee Henderson, Violet Vernard Fiffh Row-Josephine Monacy. Vida McGrifl, Kaihleen Vanala, Marcelle Morehouse, Mary Knight Alberta Hepler, Helen Perkins :KV 4-1 LAL - ' s Q, i 67 Ilv I -In 53 INDUSTRIAL CLUB OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,., ,..,,......,.,........,............,...,..,......,.........,.......... C halon Zumbauqh Assistants ,,,,,,,, ..,,,,, P hil Klein, Claude South, Robert Barts, Wendell Nelson Sponsors .,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,..,.....,,,,,......,.,,,........,.........,,.,.........,,.,.... Mr. Ruch, Mr. Beclc First Row-Max Price, Mel Parsons, Louis Pratt, Lowell Neiclig, Wayne Graves, Tom Ferguson, Harold Truman. Second Row-James Pippenger, Orland Neidlinger, Lawrence Underwood, Bayard Ratterty, Chuck Nelson, Malcolm King, Joe Cramer, Don Rhoades. Third Row-Ward Troyer, Albert Rohrer, Harold Marks, Kenneth Balmer, Harold Price, Mr. Ruch. Fourth Row-Gordon Inks, Fred Norton, Bill Drubert, Ralph Lechlitner, Ed Elliott. The Industrial Club is composed ot 65 boys. The aim ot this club is to better acquaint its members with the industrial opportunities of the community. The members visit industrial plants and discuss trips on alternate club days. I ul -9: First Row-Francis VanGilder, Chalon Zumlaaugh, Don Null, Vearl Roose, Bernard 4 Q 4 Scheetz, Malcolm Miller. 1 , econd Row-Bob Barts, Paul Staley, Vaughn Dolan, Joe Staley, Claude South. V 4 Forest McKee. V Third Row-Harold Trump, Dennis Burden, Olen Roahrig, Virgil Greer, U Wendell Nelson. t ' Fourth Row-James Kennedy, Phil Klein, Lewis Duwelius, William Groman A A' Ralph Grossman, Lewis Woolley, Mr. Beck. I - ,, ll ,, V , 54 AVIATION CLUB OFFICERS Presidenl-Roberl Beals Vice Presidenr-Dick Ball Sponsors-Mr. Hoolrey, Mr. Bigler Firsf Row-Charles While, Franlclin Plefcher, Clarence Holleff, Joe Longe, Samuel Siockman, Bobby Coolr, Billy Houghfon. Second Row-Leo Hammes, Earl Louis Girlon, Gerald Corleen, Donald Glass, Keith Kelver, Arnold Shively, Francis McLaughlin. Third Row-Mr, Bigler, Charles lnlxs, Eldon Ambler, Bob Yeazel, Carol Shireman, Roberl Soice, Roberl Anglin. Fourfh Row-Carl Woolley, Carl Kile, Arfhur Faylor, Richard Day, Roberf Zumbaugh, Jim Websler, David Joseph. Fiffh Row-Francis Websler, Vernon Flosenzier, Forresf Reed, Charles Kellison, Tom Rullman The obiecfive of Ihis club is Io promole inleresf in aviafion Throu h Ih I d I g e s u y o oufsfanding avialors, Types of planes, principles of flying, and building model planes. H . arry Hepler, Roberl Beals, Carl Woolley, and Garry Daniels parficipaied in a model airplane conlesl, Harry Hepler's plane won. Firsf Row-Diclc Ball, Harry l-lepler, Roberl' Beals, Richard Olsfon, Jaclc Woolperl, Roberl' VanVacIor. T 3 Second Rom-Mr. Hoolc , R b C Harold Marlcley, Harold Slone, Paul Warren. Third Raw-Billy Campbell, Ray Sfair, Paul Zeiger, Joe Fuller, Harvey Deacon, I xv blglarry Olson, Wunfred Ousbnamer, Amos Pyle.. Ardale Willcins, Francis aver, John Kennedy, Marlin Traslr, Wayne Shively. Fourlh Row-Carl Nagel Lawrence Weaver, Garry Daniels, Kennelh Manuel, Roberl Lrvinghouse. ey o erf onger, Dale Schroeder, Louis Null, Bill McDonald, Q: ' T QV 2 'H ' -fn L Ta... dnl 55' CINEMA CLUB SPONSORS Miss Holdermann - Miss Hass The purpose of 'fhis organizaiion is 'lo help sfudenfs unders+and and enioy fhe molion piciure as a dramafic arf by eslablishing sfandards for appreciaiing films. The club sfudies The lives of acfors and acfresses, reviews currenf shows, and also pninfs out wavs fo iudqe qood picrures. l Firsf Row-Dona Clouse, vice-presidenf: Fairh Hildebrand: Arlene Lawrence: Mary June Brown: Doroihy Deale: Delphine Ball: Ruih Shalford. Second Row-Mary Lawrence: Marie Sfockman: Lura Mae Holm: Lorraine Xaver: Marvel Marlrs: Margarel' Lamborn: Barbara Dunlee: Beafrice Siephenson. Third Row-Richard Pell: John Evans: Lufher Hepler: Brooker Masler: Lawrence Carvey: Coleman Minx, lreasurer: Bob Kiernan: Miss Holdermann. Fourfh Row-Waller Miller: Alyce McKesson, secreiary: Lowell Bordner: Dick Heiser, -I - v,s--Ll. i.l....s. rlsm.-,-A Niflml- Charles Glaub. l anclnfreasurer: barwin 'Roahrig, presidenf: Loren Weaver. Second Row-Belly Beagles: Mary Susiiis: l.oveHe Rhoade: Loreila McPherson: McFarland: Madeline Greer. Third Row--Deanne Diperl: Jane Klapp: Barbara Balmer: Marie Kline: Virginia Ruggles: Elizabeih Thomson: Belly Warrens: Valda Mae Sfuclr: Louise Thompson. Fourfh Row-Ellsworfh Zumbaugh: Marjorie Schlosser: Dorofhy Wagner: Miss Hass, Virginia Klingerman: Frances Thompson: Joe Bowles. L A vice president Ofho Wilkins: i ...... ..- f ns... 4.3 ' Q . Louise Rannells: Belly Longo: Caiherine Bowles: Mildred Amones: Virginia 1 e Y 1 Y ,U :Y . J as 56 new K 1 1 AA A 3 A 2 'lf as .W x ifliyg, vu ,?f.i,: .533 , 1 .Q iv I ' vl- . th - 'A Rf - fTi:.'llx5iwz1Blv'SLF'-allilit It Pm 'FEFRH-A5'?7fP :-Elf' i I.. HK' r-lic. Aki li Hi:-Xa'-il? ?1,..fJJ.83?d1? DSWZYQN.-L'e'?,' PL.. Ev .S'ii221'SmlH1lKiil E ' MAYFLOWER STAFF SPONSOR-MISS KENNEDY RUTH SHATFORD-EDITORVIN-CHIEF KENNETH GOODWELL Business Manager Ari Edifor ALYCE MCKESSON LURA MAE HOLM Liierary Editors DELPHINE BALL HELEN THOMPSON Club Efiifors BARBARA DUNFEE HARVEY HATFIELD Afhlefic Edifors COLEMAN MINX Assf. Business Manager GAIL CARNEFIX DONA CLOUSE WILFRED MAST Feafure Editors EDYTHE BOTTORFF MARILEE CORDICK Organizafion Edifors FAITH HILDEBRAND ARLENE LAWRENCE Snapshof Ediiors BROOKER MASTER Assf. Afhlefic Edifor O 0 e Q:- WALTER MILLER of ' Humor Editor 'Q' . A xv SPECIAL SPONSORS .7 Miss WHITE-Aff MR. KLECKNER-Advertising f Miss cArorifRs-subscfspnfs V -Qt S , l 59 BEAUTY FAITH HILDEBRAND ee HE BARBARA DUN? LEN THOMPSON GAIL CARNEFIX ww SHMPORD DONA CLOUSE ACTIVITY KMA. I fciq Yu V1 N v ,na .L A las 60 f POPULARITY l -Q RICHARD HEISER ER Co wfmea Mm LEMAN Mflvx KEN N ETH GOODWELL N CH mom-man STEPHENSO ARLES KELLISON Q ACTIVITY ,V :QV Q V S 1 ,, --in L 'Q 61 SENIOR. PLAY SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE November 27 Firsf Row-Lowell Bordner, Faifh Hildebrand, Marilee Cordiclr, Barbara Dunfee, Newell Yoder. Second Row-Francis Websler, Charles Kellison, Miss Ahl, George Williamson. Kennelh Goodwell. Third Row-Ray Price. Ralph Grossman, Brooker Masler, Coleman Minx. Jennie Tanner. The senior class presenfed Seven Keys +o Baldpa+e, a mysfery play ac'rs by George M. Cohan. on +he evening of November 27. The play was by Miss Hazel Ahl. The 'Following seniors appeared in 'lhis presenfafionz THE CAST Elijah Quimby .......... .,......,,...........,...... ....... Mrs. Quimby ,.....,... William Magee ........ ....... John Bland ........... Mary Norlan .....,. Mrs. Rhodes ......... Pefers ...................... ...,... Myra Thornhill ........ Lou Max ............... Jim Cargan ........... Thomas Hayden ...... ........ Jiggs Kennedy ............ ,...,... Owner of Bald pale .......,. ..,..... The Cop ................,..,. ...,.,,, Yi 4 L E .Ll Charles Kellison Marilee Corcliclc Coleman Minx Kennelh Goodwell Barbara Dunfee Failh Hildebrand Newell Yoder Dorleen Tee+er Lowell Bordner George Williamson Brooker Masler Francis Websfer Ralph Grossman Ray Price 62 in +hree d. irecled SENIOR PLAY LOOK WI-IO'S HERE April I ancl 2 Firsf Row-Dorleen Teeisr, Mary June Brown, Kale Williamson, Helen Thompson, Myr'IIe Brugh, Marilee Cordicls. Second Row-Jennie Tanner, Dona Clouse. Dorothy Deale, Mary Lawrence. Louise Plefcher, Mary Wrighf. Third Row--Coleman Minx. George Williamson. Brooker Masfer, Kenne+h Goodwell. Charles Kellison. Look Who's Here. 'rhe second senior class play was a +hree acl' comedy, presenfed by Iwo differenl' cas+s. The play was direclecl by Miss Mary EIizabe+h Holdermann. Lymen Winchell Esfelle Winchell. Tommy Rolanah. Grace S+erIing... THE CASTS ...,,..CoIeman Minx, Charles Kellison .,....Dona Clouse, Dorofhy Deale ......Kenne+h Goodwell, Lowell Bordner ..,....Dorleen Tee+er, Mary Lawrence Alice Bainbridge ....,.... ....... M arilee Cordick, Jennie Tanner Jennie ............... Jimmie ...,......... Irene Andrews Rose Slanforcl .......l-Ielen Thompson. Mary Wrighl ......George Williamson, Brooker Masfe ,......Mary June Brown, Louise Plefcher Kale Williamson, Myrfle Brugh F I 4- 'D QS ' QV gv '.' l 'Qc l im , Y ,- :fC A 63 L Y E P l l.-6 R IM Sponsor-Mr. l-loolcey EDITORIAL STAFF Firsl Row-Dona Clouse, Humor: Faifh Hildebrand, Fealuresg Elaine Schall, Girls' Sporis: Gail Carnelix, Arr: Barbara Dunlee, Fealuresp Rufh Shaiford. Circulalion Manager. Second Row-Mr. Ruch, Prinling: Charles Pinney, Boys' Sporlsg Sue Pomeroy. Associale Edilor: Brooker Masfer, Edifor-in-chiefg,Mr. Hookey, Business Manager. The Ye Pilgrim is published weelcly by lhe srafl, under The direcrion of Mr. l-loolcey. The paper is a member of The Nalional Scholaslic Press Associarion, from which if has won several place awards. The paper suffered a disrincr loss af rhe end of 'rhe firsf semesler when Miss Helen McCaughey, Ye Pilgrim sponsor for five years, resigned. H was largely 'lhrough her elforis Thar rhe paper has been made a weekly publicafion. and il' was largely lhrough her efforls lasf fall +ha'r a one hundred percent subscrip+ion from lhe sfudenr body was secured. Reporlers N4. u J C Q . vv-W-vi 1 v Firsl' Row-Jane Holloway, Frances Glaub, Thelma McConnell, Harrier V 5 Haddock. Wuaniia Hunf. Y Second Row--James Pippenqer, Dick Jones, Lowell Peferson, Marcela l' ,U Machlan, Carl Kile, Wilfred Mash Vicfor Goldkefie. L A S Ass K p J V 64 CONTESTS AND DEBATE Sponsor-Miss Hass DEBATE TEAM Firsf Row-Eldon Ambler, Harold Cool. Second Row: William Squires, Kennefh Goodwell, Miss l-lass, William Laramore. Parker Link. Alberl Rolwrer and Rosemary Q uinn lnof in picfurel. SCHEDULE Plymouflw vs. Columbia Cily-Plymoulh Plymoullm vs. Bourbon-non-decision Plymoulh vs. Tippecanoe-lie Plymoulh vs. Culver Mililary Academy-Plymoufli LATIN CGNTEST SPEECH MEET D l 4 Margaref While. Geraldine Myers, Rosemary Quinn, Kenneih Goodwell. Dorleen Teefer. Doran Hogle. Kafhaleen Eager. h llj1B+lO'l:O:Y+u1gJ sgudenfs placed in fhe speech meel' e a o u son: Kalhaleen Easier and Rosemary Quinn compeled in Kennefh Qoodwen- Division l of flue counfy confesh Geraldine Myers and exfemporaneous Margarel While in Division ll. Geraldine Myers placed Mullee Qordlck- , 'lirsl in fha counfy conlesf and was enfered in flue dmmahc T li- ' , , Dorleen Teefer- ,, ' district meef. humorous Q, Doran Hogle- qv humorous A xv T 'Q D 4. AA l 65' G L E E C L U B Sponsor-Miss Townsend ASK THE PROFESSOR FirsT Row-Hugh Deale, MyrTle Brugh, Frances Glaub, Charles Pinney, Thelma McConnell. Louise PleTcher, Jennie Tanner. Second Row-Elaine Schaff, Lowell PeTerson, Marie Kline, Gail Carnefix, Earl Sauerwein, Mary June Brown. Ask The Professor was presenTed by a casT Trom The Glee Club and sup- porTed by singing and dancing choruses from The enTire sTudenT body. Boys' QuarTeT Girls' SexTeT l .?, Julius Vinall, Lowell Peferson, Charles Finney, FirsT Row-Louise PleTcher, Thelma McConnell, T Earl Sauerwein. Frances Glaub' Second Row-Gail Carnelix, Marie Kline, Elaine Schaff. Q THE CAST Emily Lee ......,,......,.....,. ........., M arie Klein Red O'NeaI .......... .......,.,. C harles Pinney, Jr. Mary Ida O'Neal ..,..,.... ...,,.....,.... E laine Schalif Tommy Freshman ..,.. ....,.,............. l-l ugh Deale N - Prof. Will Brealreasy ...,.,.............. Lowell PeTerson FirsT Girl .,............. ......... F rances Glaub A' All 5 J John Ainsworlhy .......,. .....,., E arl Sauerwine Second Girl ...,...... ,.,..... l. Ouise Plefcher 1 Q June AinsworThy ......... ...,.......... G ail Carnelix Third Girl ............. ,..............,,. M yrTle Brugh ' ' Polly ...................................,..,... Thelma McConnell Mrs. O'Neal .......,.....,.......,.....,.. Mary June Brown 1 Y 1 y The boys' quarTeT and The girls' sexTeT have appeared on many ,ll assembly and ouTside programs and have proved very popular. L L .iii , I 66 A BAND AND ORCHESTRA Direclor-Mr. VonBroclc BAND l i Firsl Row-Parlcer Linlr, Diclc Jones, Frances Masl, Elizabelh Heim, Foresl Reed, Kennelh Jewell, Bobby Coolc, Hugh Deale. Second Row-Kennelh Manuel, Roberl' Nier, Francis VanGilder, Earl Sauerwein, Charles Pinney, DonnaBelle Rhoades, Geraldine Myers, Lloyd Rilchey, Harry Hepler, Chalon Zumbaugh. Third Row-Ward Troyer, Billy Campbell, Roberf Conger, Harry Olson, Paylon Garnand, Billy Houghlon, Warren Griewanlc, Herberf Pelerson, Kennelh Balmer, Gerfrude Sluclr, Wilfred Masf. Fourfh Row-Roberl Downing, Clarence Burlcefl, Marlin Trask, Lowell Peferson, Earl Louis Girfen, Lulher Hepler. The aim of 'ihese organizalions is lo allow each sfudenl wilh musical abilify lo express himself The Band broadcasled lwo programs-one over WOWO lForl' Waynel and one over WSBT lSou'rh Bendl. ORCHESTRA 4 ' r Firsl Row-Charles While, Harold Marlrley, Geraldine Caslerline, Mary Knepper, Frances Mas? Second Row-Kennefh Manuel, Wilfred Masl, Paylon Garnand, Earl 057 Sauerwein, Hugh Deale, Ward Troyer, Earl Louis Girren Broclc. fn Q' . 'S' - 7 Third Row-Kenneih Baker, Clarence Burlrefl, Lulher Hepler, Mr. Von 'f ' , D L ... T L 67 1 'Q ill R5 x X K 6 ' ,a . - X if l ' in nf-f ..,, FW .aff -n ' fm 3 E L? 3 , if a ,A XR -- 3 M-fr ,li ns. w. 1 r A L 1-f 5 A V4 1 h ix P- I , h n 'Y ' I f ? f ' Q- , 1 P Q, 4, .7 an - A ,, -Wi ' .Y .' ,M 2... ,, ...K had V N 5 ,. 5 -vawggfrjmp . . ,L .,f, ., 1 M F , . my 'x 0 s. 1' 'Www 31+-M - f W?-.. . 1 .A ., 'V .v !' M m , w ,. ,fs inf! 1 'gl 'Www 'J -ag. 2' 1 Ham A, I . M , 'mm X, will -' 'vf'f'Qw,.,,, vw . ,ff A. r. ' Ti' - vw 'Y .f S 7 '- 5 , .Y N, .yfw 'gf-,L W ,figxim'm'f '- '+--'f-rjq-- - 7 T .:lLgvAfA,3.Qg,,1?.v,.F3EE1.Ek fin- M V 'N , 'wifiw iii'-E W b i , .N 'iff ' V .W .W Y -.,:,mw xl, A m K Wj , 7 A . ,- bl 'ku 1 4sf,-555 9 N X x Q ,W Quay wx J K'-' V53 ,Q ef O 4-WA YN WJ W . I , jjraww ' 4 QMWW L ff A S mm V , ,V ff Vx ' J 3535-'N S1 f 'c W 'M ' JE? x iff SJ 0- -Rok mf X N Q Q X W X J' Sxxlsika Xgalxgglm Q J . 9 ffl' - xx X X if f 'QE' Jmiwx G7 jfiaii 5 f -1 :ya 1., 4 5 1 0 5 .., . Q J , -4 -. rf- . .f 4 . ' ' 'i 'B.lU'li-41253 wifllif-'BK' W' Q.1M'18l',29'. ' ATHLETIC STAFF CLEO WYSONG Assistant Football Coach IOHN Coach and Director of Boys' Physical Education W. BEC! HAZEI. F. AHL Director ot Girls' Physical Education ' 9' -A Student Managers DICK BALI.. RAY PRICE. FRANCIS WEBSTER. nwoon Hoonv I-12215 HAM Tennis Coach RAY BIGLER Goll Coach Yoll Leader! I - LOWELL BORDNER. 5 BETTY COOK ' P P I K ll F t 1 a Q Q' t . 5' .wyv if 'f rx ..-Pg V L I FOOTBALL The Pilgrims opened their 1934 gridiron season in a --H' I downpour of rain and lost to the Goshen Redskins. The second game. a last and tight one. resulted in a victory for the Mishawaka Maroons. The Pil- grims had a practically new gridiron cov- ered with a new turf for their first home f game which resulted in a victory ior the Vikings from Valparaiso. The next clash. a night game played under I.ogansport's lights, resulted in a vic tory for the latter. Bowen 'Truman Fcthcrolf Heusef' Steve Q.St3PhCl't.S0l'X Tanner' Webslif WE THEY 6 T Goshen T 12 Af - 6 T Mishawaka 18 0 I-I Valparaiso 13 0 T Logansport l 2 EVANS Parke? Gteullg Q5 KISYTXOTN New FOOTBALL g In their fifth game. the Pilgrims staged a win over Columbia City. The Pilgrims then crashed through the Blue Avalanche from Elkhart in another night game and scored their second victory of the season. On October 27 the team iour- neyed to Warsaw where they were H055 WE 19 7 6 6 5 . handed their fifth and last defeat of the season. The last game of the season resulted in a tie with LaPorte. THEY H Columbia City 6 T Elkhart 6 T Warsaw 20 H LaPorte 6 GIRLS' ATHLETICS SOCCER VOLLEYBALL Elaine Schell, Barbara Dunlee, Calherine Eberl, Anna Fellce, Rosie Slair, Alice Daugherly Mary llo Sullivan, Pauline Lewis, Irene Lislenberger, Rulh Nelson, Elizabelh Thomson Belly Warrens Dorolhy Deale, Dona Clouse, Failh Hildebrand, Bealrice Amones, Geraldine Caslerlxne Marlha Rulh Shallord. Tharp. I INTERCLASS BASKETBALL GIRLS' LEAGUE BASKETBALL Firsl Row-Calherine Eberl, Pauline Lewis, Irene Firsl Row-Nova Wood, Rulh Felheroll DonnaBeIIe Lislenberger. Lislenberger. Second Row-Dona Clouse, Failh Hildebrand. Second Row-Ilo Sullivan, Virginia Wagoner Third Row-llo Sullivan. Third Row-Pauline Lewis. u.4. u J C Q . 1 . YV vvs BASEBALL -f U Evelyn Flora, Bernice Zimmerman, Belly Longe, ' Mabel Ball. Belly Freshour, Marjorie Miller. A1 ' L A L Z1 y 76 GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION TUMBLIN6 PYRAMID Mary Wright Annabelle Dexter, Faith HiIde:-brand, Mary Knight Kary WiIIiamson, Irene Lisfenberger. Beify BonneII, Barbara Dunfee, Rufh Sha+ford. Dona Clouse, Mary Ann Zimmerman. I-OVGIIB Rhoade, Nova Wood. MAY FESTIVAL TAP ATHLETIC CARNIYAL TAP Jennie Tanner, Cafherine Scheefz, Dorofhy Deale. AIyce McKesson, Elaine Schaff, GaiI Carnefix, Beffy Faifh Hildebrand, AIyce McKesson, Jane Holloway. BonneII, Faifh I-IiIdebrand. Elaine Schaff, Myra Carnefix, Marie KIine. I INDIAN CLUBS Firsf Royf-Madeline Greer, Jane KIapp, Mable VanGiIder. Second Row-Louise RanneIIs, Virginia KIingermann. Anna Rufh Youngman, 1- 1 - ln- , F .xv I v I 0 -ng-. QS ' qv 1 'Q 3 --k AAL I I fl fi, BASKETBALL The Pilgrim Basket Ball Club has had a com- paratively good season this year, winning nine of its eighteen games. Heiser. Glaub. Stephen- son. Flosensier. Vinall. Bowen. and Fetheroli from the 1933-34 squad were back to start the 1934-1935 season. Due to poor health. lim Fetheroli was unable to finish the season. M-,,,,, M1 , 7 'Q T 1 ,,,d,,.,.., 5 T I -,E T ' T 8 i I F R .--. x f, f ' j l. H. ,1 1 l f -M ta .., f 1 Q Q ,Q 42' WE. To s-- ti e: n . Q51-Q , ' ' is N , I s --' ' - ..- is. 'ggi r.H.s. orvor-leurs 22 H Tippecanoe 15 4 H R h t 22 I oc os or I2 T Culver I9 I3 H Goshen 10 33 T Bourbon I9 20 H North Judson 26 40 H Newark, N. J. 28 22 H Culver 35 26 T Mishawahs 28 -V :---...- ' 'Q Ii is ,, ,. -. ,4-n...., Q Q - J--we msg., J H' if -...., -.4 ...4 .- .-.Q 1 ' Vmall. ilHvu........, S -W 97 I 5 1, '4 ,, pdfk er - Morris - MW.. .1...,....-+-- .....--1' ' ,,...- 6 ,...-.Q - 'Q -l... BASKETBALL The Pilgrim hardwood quintet has met some tough opposition during the season: however, they have succeeded in winning from such teams as Goshen. Newark. New Iersey. La- pl ..4 X i X Porte. Wakarusa. and Bremen. They have been defeated by strong teams such as - Rochester. Mishawaka, Culver, and Warsaw. XX 1 X rx L 5 T tx C X F' .1 V Q T Qt T ' WW -,,..... e ' - 4 ,L-:il N Gtaub A a ,Sr e t ' Flosslc, t N Y A .F 'L V' ,hi M 1 1' -- - 4- ' T 44 1 V A ., ' ' Steve' 3' Ti if 4 t W ' 3 ff 'f ,T y . BQWGM 5 - - , - -' we if f 'A 3 r.H.s. I - -5-,,, ' 3l T Bremen A ..-.... as H so. H a Klefhqh , v - ,- za r Laiprtz ' 'A ' ' ' 26 H Wehrus 22 H Bremen 48 H Bourbon I3 H Warsaw IT' T Nappane 26 T Rochester BASKETBALL SECONDTEAM I Firsf Row-Joe Fuller, Richard Peff, Howard Scoff, Bernard Sheefz Second Row-Jim Bergman, Bob Tanner, Dick Jones, Gerald Mangun PLYMOUTH Scores PLYMOUTH Scores 33 Wes? High 9 I9 Bremen Rochesler I0 2I S+. Hedwige Culver 27 2l LaPor+e Goshen I4 24 Walxarusa Bourbon I I 24 Bremen Norfh Judson 30 22 Bourbon Cenfral Cafliolic 8 IO Warsaw Culver 23 20 Nappanee Mishawaka 23 22 Rochesler LN-4.4 5 lcQ. Yu V1 Nr V vu AL. L. A INDOOR TRACK John Bowen, mile: Vernon Flosenzier, dashes: Dick Slephenson, 440: Garry Daniels, half mile. 80 MINOR SPORTS TENNlS-Roberf Downing. Don Cramer, Marlin GOLF--Hap Morris, Dick Derf, Bud Kuhn. Trask, Charles Pvnney. INTERCLASS BASKETBALL Firsf Row-Carl Asper, John Evans, Olen Roahrig. Bud Kuhn Virgil Greer. Second Row-John Dell, Ralph Grossman, Richard Pell, Dick Sfephenson, George Williamson. Ray Sfair. i INV 3 1,3 Q3 ' QV U .V S 81 fn AL A , M... .W ' 1 1 u ' - k -.. -1 y X, ,WM , ,-f -eu! K Y ' 7' Ax '- U 1' A M A Awgfg,.f., M13 'I' A W, 4'E i2'n n W' ,ffm I1 sw wnnv dx' I V -5 M ,ff 41,14 A -Q , ' U f -Nw Q- 4 f f ' s 1 wb . X 1 ' Q ' H' ww ' ' 5 'iam .XX lv ' rf . ' ff 'v . K i gif f 1- Qi , vp N, ' ,gl M, K gh Q . A 0' ,L f. Y K. , M Q Al 1 dw mf. in ffm I . Q LU ' ' 3 4 5 I -, 'H f ,... 'gg M , my I 1 Q- in - gi 4 10.14. 4 . 1-'A ' '-3 4 xl x ,, . X K X ' av iii? A -'-., 4, . Q 4 5 NL M,, 'n W! ' i h' Wx A yt V Q S Jfdfx -is Nwwwwwhw.. -'J vm 3 F Q , 1 i f Q'gpT.j' J' M H. H E T' 5 m 'n ' W E 1. - . 1..iu. .,i. ,.: .E 5-f 1 ' aw I if , , W f f..,s-, -f ' .1 .. i ' 'Q 4 Q gs 2 4 1 . ff ' Q42 Jffg il 5 L fn la n I ,A LE, Lnflliz ,Sll!5f!l1ll'QLhU9l!'i . , , F 5' 917, .fs 1111533 lv 221' I WEN-HEY ' J ' Q Building For Leadership For forty-six years International has been training young people for responsible positions in the business world, and we take great pride in the success of our graduates: International College School of Commerce Established 1889 120-22-24 WEST IEFFERSON FORT WAYNE. INDIANA Enrollment limited to High School Graduates F. W. BOSWORTH CO. DRY GOODS, READY-TO-WEAR DR. HARRY KNOTT noon covsnmes When Quality Ouhnlqlu Price Mr. Kleclcner- When do leaves begin to fum? GEORGE F. STEVENS Katy Williamson- The night before exemi- ATTORNEY nations. ' Dri k D. L. McKesson n C o c a - C 0 l a ATTORNEY-AT-LAW in Insurance Bottles 85' UNION LUNCH ROOM INTERNA'I'IONAL MACHINERY V. C. ROAHRIG AND SON Small Hardware Crosley Radios cmd Service BERNARD H. I.ESCH Lawyer Neighbor- Say, have you a bottle opener? Father- Yes, but he is away at school. HARRY G. DANIELSON Funeral Director Compliments of SHATFORD SHOE SHOP Mr. Bigler-- What are some of the greatest things chemists have given to the world today? Jerry B.- Blondes and red heads. Compliments of G. S. DUNLAP BERKEY'S TIRE AND ACC. CO. Where Quality Rules PLYMOUTH MOTOR SALES CO. G. S. SI-IELTON. Mgr. Drs. C. H. and S. M. Bockoven Mrs. Kiernan llate at nightl- What time is it, Bob? Bol:- A quarter of l2. Physicians Mrs. Kiernan-- Don't lie to me, young man. lt's 3 a. m. Bob- Well, 3 is a quarter of I2, isn't it? Wrecker Service We Never Close The Telephone 271 . RUDD MOTOR COMPANY A Complete Men's Store e Repairing Cars, Body and Fender Work. Car Washing. Paintinq. Battery Charging and Storage Our quality never fails nor do we sacrifice quality nor cheapen it to qain price. THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE Chas. Reynolds, Prop. Teacher- I want a little attention please. Voice in rear- You're getting as little as possible. SUMMER SCHOOL Prepare now for future Preferment Begin May 6. or Iune 10 at South Bend College of Commerce South Bond. Indiana G. 6 G. GROCERY SUPERIOR COAL CO. Groceries - Meats DON'T GUESS! B DON 'S COFFEE DEN UY LAUEn's CLOTHES DON HOUSE Drs. Taylor and Taylor ' CHIROPRACTORS C. L. Morris Lumber R sigjrcfcglmzlmgglcgnlghficg- 234 Company PI t Bldg PLYMOUTH, INDIANA B E R N I C E Wimpy Vinall- One kiss from you and l B E A U T Y could die happy. Pete Cook- Here's your kiss. S H O P 0 S Y L E R ' S MacGregor Darlmg ' Company C o al - I c e Dona Clouse- I saw a man swallow a sword last night. Faith H.- Tha+'s nothing. I saw a man in- hale a camel. Marshall County Trust 6. Savings Company PLYMOUTH, INDIANA PLYMOUTH PRINTING CO. DAN B. MANN Printers and Stationers-School Supplies Greeting Cards and Gihs BULOVA WATCHES E . V . D E R F The Ieweler Plymouth Battery Company Say it with F1owers5' ' FRANK A. FELKE Flowers For All Occasions Plymouth Tire Company Mr. Beck-- Who were the Four Horsemen? Steve- Paul Revere. Teddy Roosevelt. Jesse James, and Barney Google. Compliments oi ALVIN F. MARSH Quality Printing from the QUALITY PRINTERS DR. I. L. EBY Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Glasses Fitted DRAKE MILLINERY Try Our Sandwiches CLOUSE'S AUTO STOP INN SINCLAIR GAS AND OILS EDDIE BARKER Sign Service A There is nothing so wonderful about Nl- agara Falls: Mother Nature lust went away and left the water running. Strong Courses Offered In Secretarial. Accounting, Bookkeepinq. Stenoqraphic cmd Kindred Subiects Attend this ALL-State School at Loqansport, Marion, Muncie, Anderson, Kokomo, Lafayette, Columbus. Richmond, Vincennes, ot CCentrall Indianapolis. Free placement service of the entire institution. Indiana Business College LOGANSPORT. INDIANA Compliments of Schlosser Brothers 81 Company DR. J. M. JORDAN Dentist 305300 3149- Phone 723 Bob Tcmner- Do you like school? Jim Byrnes- l+'s O. K. except for the prin- cipal of the thing. WARD RITTENHOUSE The Home of Fine Furniture The photographs in this book are memories made permanent by ROTH STUDIO And then there was the Man who smolced camels so much his nerves got so steady he couldn't move. 1 There Is No Substitute for Quality Shrollfs Home Bakery Kewpie Mighty Nice H A M B U R G E R S 5c DR. C.H. WELCH , eefe-S , 0Kcoa1 is Dentlst L R. KLAPP GARAGE BuHer Klein- Wha+ Time is if? Peff- A quar+er af+er. General Auto Repairing BuHer- A quar+er af'rer wha+? Night Phone 254 Day Phone 366 Pe++Igr1do'on'+ know. I iusf losi' 'the hour SERVE'ALL DRUG STORE Montgomery Ward and Co. Fountain Service PLYMOUTH- INDUKNB The Show of Hits KIZEITS IEWELRY STORE G - E - M Best Place to Buy The Studenfs Friend GRADUATION GIFTS 90 BUICK-PONTIAC sunsnnnsmvlcn KUHN MOTOR SALES Cor. Washington and Water Stn. Carn-nee Cosmetics GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLIES Thomson and Seltonriqht MURPHY AND YODER None-Such Food Products Mr. Kleckner- Nyce, what is a parasite?'l Alyce McKesson- A parasite is a guy who goes through a revolving door without doin' his share ot pusl1in'. DR. C. H. DUNFEE Dentist The finest things in Life -ullnqQd. -including Iohnson Q Products-are cheaper ' h 1 . mt e onq nm GASOLENE PHONE 106 Iohnson Oil Refining Co. Ward Yoder- Ginger ale, please. Waiter-- Pale? Ward- No, iust a glass. Colonial Beauty Shoppe PLYMOUTH CAFE Mrs. l-loolcey-- When we were married you promised to tell me everything-no se- crets. Now why can't you do it? Mr. Hoolcey- But dear, l don't know every- thing. The Ball Shoppe for Ladies Ready-to-Wear Puritan Cleaners for Good Dry Cleaning MARSHALL KIZER Attorney-at-Law Compliments of Marshall County Farm Bureau Coop. Ass'n Inc. Esther Grossman- l'd like to buy a petti coat. Floorwalker- Third floor, Miss-Antique De partment. Compliments of B U N N E L L ' S FURRY'S MARKET Home Owned Store Home Killed Meats DR. B. M. ANDREWS The Mon Who Cores for Your Eyes Miss Kennedy- Lowell, do you stutter all the time? Lowell Bordner- Nnnno H-ust wh-when l t-t- Phone 634 Above Plymouth Cafe 'all' THOMPSON BEAUTY SHOP J. C. Penny and Company Al.L'WORK GUARANTEED Phone 996 Mr. Kleclcner- Helen, what is a skeleton? Helen U.- A man with his insides out and his outsides otF. PLYMOUTH CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Piano, Organ, Violin. Voice. Dramatic Art. Dancing. Brass and Fretted Instruments DR. R. H. BUTTNER Dentist Abrasive Mining and Manufacturing Co. Miss Gam-- Don't you tind horseback riding gives you a headache? Millie Mann- l should say not-just the re- ll verse. CLIZBE BROTHERS MANUFACTURING CO. Meetcho at R O Y ' S COAL - COKE Quality - Service Myer Franklin Estate L. W. VORE, M. D. Miss Gam- Have you studied your history lesson? Joe Bowles- No. I haint had no time yet tor nothin' but my grammar lesson. Plymouth Cash Market Tanners' Drug Store Wh QualitTl1s dLo Prlc Sells en' Y e an W e School Supplies H. l. GRANT T A B E R ' S Waiter- Would you like to drink Canada Dry. sir? Cod Man at bar- You bet, but l'm lust up here Artificial lcg for a week. Mr. Beahout- Do you spell your name with H. E. an u or e ? New Student- Sir, my name is Hill!! Attorney-at-Law THE EDGERTON MF G. CO. Sunday School Teacher- What kind of boys Plymouth Paoli go +0 heaven? Hugh Deale- Just the dead ones, l guess. Indiana FORTY YEARS PINTCD THE Where will the persons be Whose pictures and names are recorded here? Out of each hundred one will be rich, three will be prosperous, four will be Working for a living, forty-two will have died, fifty Will be dependent on others for support. A proper use of lite insurance will keep you from being' dependent and it will make it possible for you, if living, to be enjoying life as you again turn through these pages of pleasant memories. BEN STONER General Life Insurance Company 93 CALENDAR 1934-1935 Sepfember 5-Firsf day of school. Sepfember 24- Hello Day. Sepfember 20--Home Coming Day. Ocfober 4-Tri-L Butlerfly Tea for freshman girls. Ocfober 26-Freshman Hallowe'en Parry. November November November December December December December 22-Tri-L lnslallafion Service. 27- Seven Keys +o Baldpaie' 29-30-Thanksgiving Vacaiion. 8-Senior Pariy. 9-Band Concert I5-Junior Pariy. I8-Tri-L Chrisfmas Parfy. '-Senior play. December I9-New Hi-Y Score Board dedicaied. December 20-Faculfy Club program for lhe parenis. December 2l -Jan. I--Chrislmas Vacafion. January 9-Miss Helen McGaughey resigned 'lo accepf posiiion in Greencasile High School. January I4--Plymoufh Debafe Team wins debale lourney a+ Fort Wayne. January I4-Miss Mary Holderman appoinied To fill vacancy caused by Miss McGaughey's resignation. January I4-I5--Examinaiions. February February February February February March 8- 7-Faculfy Observe Terceniennary of Secondary Educafion. 23-G.A.A. Play Day. 23-Band Broadcasi over WOWO, Fon' Wayne. 23-Tri-L Sweefheari Pariy. 24-Band Concert Afhlefic Associaiion Carnival. March I5-Sophomore Pariy. March 22- Ask +he Professor' '-Glee Club Operetia. March 26-Spelling Confest April I-2- Look Who's Here -Senior Play. April I9-22-Easier Vacaiion. April 26-Hi-Y Parry. May May May May May May 3--May Fesfival. IO-School Exhibit I7-Junior-Senior Prom. I9--Examinafions. 23-Baccalaurea+e. 24-Commencement 94 il. E fbj if 1? -x ELS. ' .'ivFllf.K K : ' 1 , . , N25 ' 3 4 ,H F56 a-255 1 if v 1,1 3115 1- . fn-Fr


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