Lincoln High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)
- Class of 1938
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editor - patricia miller business manager - eldon ambler literary editor - helen arm mallory 1938 moytlower 1938 moyflower 1938 mc1ytlow plymouth, inclionci fitime lincoln high school morch of time washington time rncirches on lincoln Page two ieme dedicotion theme dedicotion theme time marches onl' '... the i938 maytlowerl . . . washington school ot the victorian era. . . lincoln in modern gothic . . . the newest . , , centennial auditorium ...architecture and students change.. .as do educational trends .. . lincoln high is progressive . . . guidance rooms . . . vocational guidance . . .visual education.. . we are proud ot our march . . . we want you to share this pride with us . . .we dedicate this . . . the V938 maytlovver . . . to: the march of time , . . ff' T' R ff X X Page fhfffl' regina emenaker dena nordman efficiency in the office . . . her good health of p. h. s .... her motto. hobby. school board to these men we owe much . . . for their fine help . . . co-operation . . . progressiveness . . . they make up our very efficient school board. cidministrcition cidministrcition odministrotion od mr. kuhn and mr. beabout . . . great factors in our completed education . . . for their clever . . . deft . . . guidance . . . management of lincoln high . . . students of p. h. s. express gratitude . . . mr. beabout . . . the guiding light for seven years . . . his wisdom and understanding . . . enabled our school to progress . . . rapidly as time marches . . . superintendent of city schools . . . mr. kuhn . . . capable handling of administrative matters . . . diversity of work . . . new ideas . . . the latest in educational trends . . . these two keep plymouth schools ahead . . . Page four i arthur tlfmomson harold piter j. abner broman idministratian administration adrninistratian admir Ia. ralph beabout ray kuhn Page five l l Page six garn-cornetet studying mankind . . . the past and present . . . enjoying life . . . proms and plays. bigler-kleckner formulas of science . . . through the eyes of the lens . . . fathers of school spirit . . . promoters of the best. hass-carothers mathematical minds . . . puzzles and problems . . . ye pilgrim . . . school finances. foculty foculty downey-hawkins trainers of youth . . . for the game of life . . . with watchful eye . . . for the glory of p. h. s. eherenman-luke strains of music . . . the beat of time . . . operettas and con- certs . . . music contests. i cole-blue in the meadows of english . . . they lead our feet . . . teaching comradeship . . . with the master minds. .Jlty foculty toculty i Page seven Page eight ricks-white designers of beauty . . . in school and home . . . harmon- ious colors . . .stylists of per- sonalities. carr-wysong carving the lives of p. h. s. students . . . printing the hopes and ambitions of the future . . . art of mechanical drawing ... molding of ideals. drollinger-phillips business and more business ...shaping of minds.. . march of figures . . . clatter of type- writers. foculty foculty foci niors seniors seniors seniors seniors senio Wiki: S'?f1 fP Page nin seniors seniors seniors entered l934 as green, bewildered, freshmen . . . bigler, beck, ahl, and wes- er sponsors . . . freshman party enmasque, first in long line of successful class parties . . . sopho- mores . . . home room presidents: squires, hep- ler, and laramore . . . too old for freshman, too young for upper classmen . . . produced, original play when it's springtime in the rockies hit of the year. . . juniors. . . getting their dates for junior-senior . . . christmas play why the chimes rang . . . laramore, president . . . heim, vice-president . . . easter, secretary . . . houghton, treasurer . . . climax of the year, junior-senior . . . almost to the top now . . . seniors . . . dignified . . . anxious to show their prestige . . . livinghouse, president. . . houghton, vice-president . .. heim, secretary . . . mc griff, treasurer . . . end of a brilliant career for many athletes . . . class play new fires big success . . . senior dance long to be remembered as last class party. .. guests at junior-senior . . , commencement and other fin- ishing up affairs ...heart Page ten aches . . . diploma tears . . . smiles. . . final fare- well to faculty, school and underclassmen . . iors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors eldon ambler- debate 23 track l, 2, 3, 43 cross country 2, 33 math club 33 speech club 43 yell leader 43 aviation club lg mayflower 4. kenneth ba ker- west high l, 23 operetta 43 glee club 43 hi-y 43 radio club 3. kenneth manuwal- band l, 2, 3, 43 orchestra l, 2, 33 drum major l, 2, 33 aviation club 33 may fes- tival 33 track l, 23 student division l, 2, 3. betty beagles- cinema club la vice-pres. of home room 23 g. a. a. 23 may festival l, 2, 33 paint- er's club 43 crafts club 33 ye pilgrim 2, 33 booster's club 2, 3, 43 the christmas carol 2. lim bergman-- football l, 2, 3, 43 pres. of board of control 33 basket- ball l, 2, 3, 43 board of control l, 2, 33 monitor 2, 33 pres. of monitor 33 why the chimes rang 3 may fes- tival lg p club 2, 3, 43 world friendship club l. C8 therine bowles- hyde park, chicago, ill. l3 cinema club l3 ye pilgrim 43 g.a.a. 2, 3, 43 mayflower 43 may festival l, 2, 3, 43 operetta 2, 43 state hobby derby 43 the christmas car- ol 23 basketball league. june breeding- may festival lg crafts club li stenographer's club 43 mayflower 4. dean briggs- flora high school, flora, ind. l. 2, 33 hi-y 43 basketball l, 2, 3, 4. beryl burgh- 6 etna green high, etna green, ind.3 booster's club 4. leanor burkett- why the chimes rang 33 may festival l, 23 sec. of tri-l lg ye pilgrim 2, 33 home-makers club l3 g.a.a. 23 operetta Z, 3, 43 sextette 33 home-room pres. l, sec. 23 p pin l3 booster's club 2, 3, 43 the christmas car- ol 23 state hobby derby 3 4 , . Page eleven i niors seniors seniors seniors seniors senior' geraldine casterline- operetta 2, 33 may-festival 2, 33 notre dame award 33 dramatic club l, 23 pres. of painter's club 43 ye pilgrim 2, 33 librarian 33 state music contest 2, 33 sextette 2, 33 band 2, 3, 43 orchestra l, 2, 33 pres. of crafts club 3. george calhoun- culver high school, culver, ind.3 hi-y 4. ioyce Clarke- grand rapids, michigan3 new fires 43 speech club 4. robert conger- why the chimes rang 33 monitor l, 2, 33 aviation clubi,l3 radio club 43 pres. of math club 23 band l, 23 hi-y 43 football l, 2, 33 basketball l, Z, 3. bob cook- printing staff 43 vice-pres. of home room lg industrial art club lg band 33 aviation Club 2. Page twelve harold cook- debate lg why the chimes rang 33 world friendship club l, Z, 33 hi-y 43 ye pil- grim 3, 43 mayflower 43 li- brarian 2, 33 monitor lg operetta 43 band 43 student manager of band 3. joe Cramer- industrial club l, 2, 33 aviation club 23 radio club 43 ye pilgrim 3, 4. jeanette dillie- new fires 43 theacallosia 4. dean dipert- aviation club l 3 cinema club 23 radio club 43 ye pil- grim printing staff 3, 4, bill drubert- industrial club l, 23 p club 33 speech club 43 foot- ball 2, 33 basketball 33 may festival lg ye pilgrim print- ing staff 3, 43 monitor 3. iors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors be ka rnice duwelius- may festival l, 23 home- room sec. 33 pres. of world friendship club 43 game club 23 booster's club 43 world friendship club l, 3. thaleen easter- sec. of home room 23 why the chimes rang 33 sec.- treas. cf g.a.a. 23 g.a.a. 2, 3, 43 sec. of home-makers club l3 sec. l, pres. 4, of tri-l3 mayflower 43 ye pil- grim 33 may festival l, 2, 33 board of control lg monitor l, 2, 3, 43 p pin l3 pres. of booster's club 43 basket- ball league 2. bill ellis- da el monte high school, el monte, calif. lg operetta 3, 43 student manager 3, 43 pres. of home room 33 hi-y 2, 3, 43 state hobby derby 33 vice-pres. of board of control 43 new fires 4. le engel-- cinema club lg game club Z3 pres. of radio club 33 vice-pres. of hi-y 43 librarian 33 band l, 2, 3, 43 orches- tra 2, 3. anna felkee home-makers club l3 g.a.a. 2, 33 stenographe-r's club 43 why the chimes rang 33 may festival l, 23 pres. of stenographer's club 43 ye pil- grim 43 mayflower 43 moni- tor 33 bookkeeping team 2. harold fruits- industrial club l3 hobby club 23 radio club 3. betty frushour- g.a.a. 3, 43 ye pilgrim 43 may festival l, 23 steno- graphers club 43 dramatics club 2. helen furry- the christmas carol 23 may festival l, Z, 33 home- makers club l, 2, 33 camera club 43 sec. home-makers club 33 librarian 43 monitor 3. mary josephine gaglio- washington high school, east chicago, ind.3 art club 33 monitor 3, 43 world friend- ship club 2, 3. payton garnand- new fires 43 band l, 2, 3, 43 hi-y 3, 43 sec. of hi-y 43 band pres. 3, 43 commercial contest 2. Page thirteen niors seniors seniors seniors seniors senior don glass- football 2, 3, 43 track 23 basketball 33 aviation club lg speech club 43 industrial club 23 may-festival 33 monitor l. wayne graves- ye pilgrim 33 hobby club l3 aviation club Z3 glee club 43 booster's club 3, 43 in- dustrial club 3. warren griewank hobby club lg industrial club Z3 photography club 43 band l, 2, 3, 4. edith griswold- peru high school, peru, ind. may festival l, 2, 33 world friendship lg g.a.a. 2, 3, 43 handicraft 2. leo hammes- aviation club l, 23 radio club 3, 43 operetta 33 foot- ball 4. Page fourteen betty hansen- crafts club 2, 4. jack harman- warsaw high school, war- saw, ind.3 may festival 33 ye pilgrim 2, 3, 43 football 23 photography club 2, 3, 43 glee club 3. elizabeth heiml sec. of home room l3 board of control 23 tri-lg cabinet 23 sec. of tri-l 33 why the chimes rang 33 ye pilgrim 23 vice-pres. of cinema club 23 band l3 vice-pres. of junior class 33 sec. of senior class 43 new fires 43 may festival l, 33 may- flower 43 monitor 3, 4. alberta hepler- home room pres. 23 may fes- tival l3 ye pilgrim editor 3, 43 handbook 3, 43 may- flower 43 stenographer's club 43 cinema club 23 home makers club lg booster's club 43 tri-l cabinet 43 quill and scroll 4. don houghton- home room treas. l3 may festival l, 23 hi-y 43 boos- ter's club treas. 33 foot- ball l, 23 treas. of junior class 33 vice-pres. of senior class 43 monitor 43 board of control 33 avi- ation club l, 23 booster's club 3, 43 p club 43 may- flower 43 basketball 2. may festival 23 monitor lg world friendship club 33 rs seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors irene houghton- Culver high school, Culver, ind. l, 25 band 3, 41 booster's club 35 world friendship club 35 band 45 stenographer's club 4. charles humes- industrial club l5 aviation club 2, 35 monitor 25 may- flower 4. charles inks-- aviation Club l, 35 sec.- treas. of aviation club 4. harry jerowf Carbondale high school, car- bondale, ill.5 boys glee clup5 mixed chorus 45 track 4. ichn kennedyf aviation club lg industrial club 25 hi-y Z, 3, 45 radio club 2, 3, 45 vice-pres. of radio club 35 pres. of radio club 45 football 45 may- flower 4. betty kepler- culver high school, culver, ind.5 sec. of dramatic club 25 sec. of home room Z5 pres. of dramatic club 35 home room pres. 35 home, room sec. 45 theacallosia 4. carl kile- ye pilgrim 2, 3, 45 band property manager 2, 35 avi- ation club l, Z, 3, 4. malcolm king- aviation club l 5 world friend- ship Club 35 industrial club 25 boys glee club 45 operetta 4. jayne klapp- home room pres. l5 home room treas. 2, 35 librarian 35 may festival 2, 3, 45 op- eretta 45 tri-l l, 2, 35 Cin- ema club l5 g.a.a. 2, 35 booster's club 2, 3. marinelle langdon- may festival l, Z5 tri-l 35 home room sec. 35 ye pil- grim 35 booster's club 2, 3, 45 home makers Club l5 g.a.a. 25 handicraft 25 home room sec. 3. Page fifteen' seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors se bill laramoreg pres. of home room 23 christmas carol 23 new fires 43 state hobby derby 43 mayflower 43 handbook 2, 43 pres. of ir. class 33 board of control lg monitor 23 operetta 43 debate l, 23 world friendship club lg theacallosia club 23 art club 33 ye pilgrim editor 3, 43 ye pilgrim advertising manager 23 quill and scroll 43 may festival 23 hi-y 2, 3, 41 hi-y pres. 4. rosalind lauer- may festival l, 33 tri-l 23 g.a,a. 2, 33 world friendship club lg theacallosia 4. bob Iivinghouse- football l, 2, 33 basketball l, 2, 3, 4, track l, 2, 3, 4, monitor 3, 43 hi-y 43 pres, of senior class3 traffic man- ager 43 vice-pres. of home room 33 why the chimes rang 33 new fires 43 mayflower 43 board of con- trol 2, 3, 43 latin contest 23 p club 2, 3, 43 aviation club l, 23 photography club 43 golf team 2, 3, 4. juanita lowry- dramatic club lg may festi- val 2, 33 g.a.a. 23 cinema club 33 handicraft 4. bill mcdonald- Page sixteen aviation club l3 industrial club 23 radio club 33 football 33 monitor l3 ye pilgrim printing staff 43 track 4. virginia mcfarland- cinema club lg world friend- Zhip club 3, 43 may festival vida mcgriff- home makers club l3 pres. of home makers club 23 g.a.a. 3, 43 booster's club 43 treas. of senior class 43 may festival 2, 3, mitt mckinney- vice-pres. of home room lg hobby club lg monitor l3 football l, 2, 3, 43 basket- ball l, 2, 33 world friend- ship club 33 chorus 43 oper- etta 43 may festival lg state hobby derby 4. helen ann malloryi ge dramatic club lg operetta l, 2, 3, 43 may festival l, 2, 3, 43 g.a.a. 23 glee club 33 crafts club 33 new fires 43 booster's club 2, 3, 43 mayflower 43 state hobby derby 43 basketball league l, Z3 soccer league l, 23 theacallosia 43 ye pilgrim 3. rald mangun- football l, 2, 3, 43 basket- ball l, 2, 3, 43 track 2, 33 hobby club lg hi-y 3, 43 p club 23 officer of hi-y 4. nior iors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors harold markley-- orchestra l, 3, pl'1OtOgraDhy club l, aviation club 2. patricia miller- hyde park high school, chi- cago, ill. l, g.a.a. 2, 3, 4, may festival 2, 3, ye pil- grim 3, 4, monitor 3, 4, new firesi' 4, pres. of board of control 4, editor of may- flower 4, monitor court 4, d.a.r. essay contest winner 3. mllo mishler- west high l, Z, hi-y 4, new fires 4, booster club 3, 4, boys glee club 3, 4, golf 3, photography 3. marcella morehouse- cinema club l, crafts club 3, stenographer's club 4, operetta 2, may festival l, 2, booster's club 3, basket- ball league 2, soccer league 2. la vanche neidlinger- crafts club l, world friend- ship club 2, 3, stenographer's club 4, may festival 2. melvin parsoris- industrial club l, track l , western hills high school, cincinnati, ohio 2, 3, track 4. 414. dorothy phillips- world friendship club l, crafts club 2, booster's club 3, 3tenographer's club 3. james pippenger- industrial club l, board of control l, business manager of ye pilgrim 2, aviation club 2, monitors club 4, hi-y 2, 3, 45 vice-pres. of photo- gfalfihy club 4, assistant busi- ness manager of ye pilgrim 4, new fires 4, track 4. franklin pletcher- track l, 2, football l, 2, hi-y 2, 3, 4, aviation club 2, p club 2, glee club l, 2. louis pratt- sec. of home-room l, foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, operetta 4, monitor 2, aviation 2, in- dustrial l, glee club 4. Page seventeen niors seniors seniors seniors seniors senior' harold price- pres. of home room I 3 moni- tor 23 aviation club 23 in- dustrial club I. forest reed- band I, 2, 3, 43 orchestra 1, 2, 33 glee club 43 photo- graphy club 33 aviation club I, 2. donna belle rhodes- world friendship club I3 crafts club 23 orchestra 2. 33 band I, 2, 3, 43 band librarian 33 band sec. 43 may festival 2, 33 brass quartet contest 23 cornet duet contest 2. albert rohrer- band I, 2, 33 pres. of photo- graphy club 43 mayflower 43 debate I3 hi-y 43 industrial club I3 theacallosia club 23 photography 3, 4. marjorie schlosser-- home economics club I3 commercial contest at mun- cie 2. ' Page eighteen rosemary scott- do dramatic club I, 23 g.a.a. 3, 43 tri-I cabinet 43 new fires 43 may festival I, 23 basketball league 33 soccer league 3. rothy Seymour- nuner school, south bend, ind. I3 mcnitor Z3 world friendship club 33 stenog- rapher's club 43 new fires' 43 board of control 43 sec. of home room 2, 3, 43 chorus 4. y rose stair-- ka bo dramatic club I3 pres. of home room I3 world friend- ship club 2, 33 sec. of world friendship club 23 treas. of home room 23 vice-pres. of home room 33 monitor 43 spelling contest I3 may fes- tival I, 23 tri-I committee 4. thleen vanata- may festival I, 2, 33 g.a.a. 23 crafts club 33 home ec- cnomics club I3 booster's club 43 new fires 43 bas- ketball league 23 soccer lea- gue 2. b vanvactorg aviation club I, 23 may fes- tival 33 board of control I. niors seniors seniors seniors seniors senio florence ward- booster's club 33 tri-lg cabinet 4g basketball league 23 dramatic club l3 world friendship club 33 g.a.a. 23 may festival l, 2. charles white- orchestra l, 33 aviation club l, 23 camera club 4, marjorie whiteg may festival l, 23 world friendship club 43 soccer league 23 g,a.a. 23 theacai- losia club 3. anna ruth youngman-e home room pres. lg home room vice-pres. 23 dramatic club lg may festival l, 2, 33 g.a.a. 2, 33 sec. of camera club 43 tri-I committee 43 new firesl' 43 librarian 4. in memomom otho wilkins- aviation club 4. jack woolpert- monitor 23 football 43 bas- ketball 3, 43 aviation club 23 cinema club lg may fes- tival 3. mary jayne yoder- board of control l 3 may fes- tival l, 2, 43 dramatic clubg vice-pres. of g.a.a. 33 pres. of g.a.a. 43 ye pilgrim 31 monitor 43 tri-l cabinet 43 mayflower 43 librarian 33 sec.-treas. of booster's club 43 operetta 3g glee club 3. vera shively-april 4, l9l9 ....... . . . .september ll, l936 virginia lee-september 25, l9l9. . . ..... april l3, l936 Page nineteen U 4- Li- O O .C cu E U si- H4- O U .C CD E U wi- L4- O CJ L cu E U Li- si- O U I CD E CJ wi- H4- O U .C most handsome . . . wayne graves most popular . . . bill ellis most brilliant . . . william laramore most talented . . . payton garnand all-around athlete . . gerald mangun best line . . . rnitt mc kinney most beautiful . . . eleanor burkett most popular . . . kathaleen easter most brilliant . . . patricia miller most talented . . . geraldine casterline all-around girl . . . editb grisvvold best line . . . catherine bowles mderclossmen underclcussmen underclossmen Page twenty-one i i niors juniors juniors juniors juniors junior front row seated: milton holland- left to right: charlotte warren-grace edwin stoneburner askren--dollie abair-pauline tox- . . . . d -d th -A ' ' k'l standing, 'left to right: dick klein- mary ea S Oro Y poore Vlrglma le arnold duntee-george long-dick bon- nell-arthur wagner-allen stockman -bill ruggles left to right: robert murphy-paul pyle-dale aker-amos pyle-wayne clouse-joseph longe-malcolm reynolds left to right: harry kreighbaum-vvin- lett to right, first rovv: mary jones- fred hansen-robert botset-kenneth mary gottschalk-rosemary murphy hathaway-robert Iangdon-george trask second row: genevieve holzbauer- -michael burke-robert soice donnabelle bottortf-lois bartmess j niors juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors Page twenty-two uniors juniors juniors juniors juniors junio left to right: robert fisher-daniel left to right, seated: katnerine thomp- bollinger-david firestone--gerald bord- son-frances roahrig-ruth roberts ner-ned gates-bill head-robert kitclw left to right' Standing: Virginia Zeiger -doris muffley-fern appleman- jac- queline bienz-marjorie wraight left to right: mildred flora-ruth dex- ter-julia wright--jane mc couch- barbara kleckner-dorotlfmy pett-hazel brugn-jayne ridenoure left to right: ellis metheny-harry left to right: george scott-bill harris lower-louis rullman-junior perkins- -gothel Wilkins-james mann-jack frank martindale-thomas sheets-joe mc donald-jarnes kellar-earl long mc locnlin niors juniors juniors juniors juniors junio Page twenty-three niors juniors juniors juniors juniors jun seated front: mary k. bergrnan-helen left to right: gordon inks-james kep- marshall ler-herrnan rnattix-keith kelver-dale dolan-harold south-william madell seated second rovv: helen moore- rowena king-irene sullivan-helen marks-alice Washburn-norma benson standing: evelyn groman-mary helen rinkenberg left to right, seated: eleanor stockman -bonnie schlosser-kathleen wolforth -jo ann ellis standing: gladys mangun-maxine marquardt left to right: william conger-donald left to right: Wilbur white-elson abair-gordon nelson-robert blubaugh weaver-junior yazel-stanley rizor- -ernest rightly-owen broornall-c:lif- howard Snyder-donald bocko-eric ford ferguson Clarke-dean miller niors juniors juniors juniors juniors juni mopshots snapshots snapshots snapshots sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomore left to right: don minx-joe elkirms-billy kyser4 seated, left to right: elma farmer-loretta gretter albert chipman--harry danielsorm--jack wagonerg -evelyh marsh arthur haaggross kaser A l A stahdmg, left to right: Wanda reynoldsfphyllls haag-grayce dexter-rose-ma ry harris left to right: julia beckrwellfjulia kaufman-irma pfister--mary bottorff-gloria pfister-maxirme rains -yvorme feighner-betty price left TO right, row one: Clifford brUmIey4ern95f left to right: billv hubbard-charles jones-david cannon-boyd abair-john norris wamacut--russell suseland-mark singery-richard rhoades-max mc collough row two: harold floryfdelbert kimberlingfed- ward white row three: paul dipertfdale travisgfred everly +donaId vanata sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomore Page twenty-six l l ophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores left to right: bonnie harbaugh-ruth left to right: virginia clouse-kathen long-renelva buehler-lois griewanlq- ine vvelborn-Vivian crippin helyn kelver-florence dianto-lillian lewis-sarah lawrence left to right: don Winsted-verner wolf-george moore-edmund ball-- joe cook-mark downing-william sau- ervvein-donald fisher seated, lavoy ball-bob hileman left to right: frances emenalqer-pat left to right: lois moon-anna king- hartman--barbara flinn-madge Clerf- dolph frushour-thelma ward-daisy mary frances mallory-johanna staley- ousnamer-carol chadderdon-velma wilburta wynant-shirley thoma riddle-ruth ganshorn ophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores Page twenty-seven sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomore front row, left to right: fern neidlinger left to right: john greer-gene smith -marjorie lou neff-mary coffeen- --forest fruits-vventzel Wagoner-rom alice poore-violet price ald sullivan-harold hosimer-scott hollett back row, left to right: ruth elaine rathfon-margaret long-elsie hunt left to right: eldon myers-jack min- seated, left to right: louise chase- er-paul meyers-donald neidig-franlv betty steiner lin sherer standing, left to right: treva read- mary baker-eileen helms--virginia miles-Catherine muffley sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores Page twenty-eight nopshots snapshots snapshots snapshots Page twenty-nine freshmen freshmen freshmen freshm seated: joanne seip-barbara holz- bauer-betty wilson standing: dorthea botset--mary davis -rita hill-suzanne pesch-phyllis xaver-jeanette barber-mary alice pesch seated: lorraine rohrig-marcella still- son-audrey singleton--grace mangun -marietta kaufman-mabel thomas standing: betty jane orr-julia mann -mildred rush-jane whitesell left to right: george mallory-james decker-robert snyder-henry harper- paul truman-frederick morrow-james robertson--dick young-dale sparks- phil bonnell left to right: leroy anderson-omer broomall-darrell bovvman--ira bur- roughs-lowell barkey-john manning -robert squires-dorland baker freshmen freshmen freshmen freshm Page thirty resh men freshmen freshmen freshmen seated: harold lee-thomas shakes-richard zeiger standing: george nitcherfbob longe-jack white -david rinkenberg-russell wright-john wright- herman krouse first row, seated: darline kinch-ruth harris- marjorie maxson second row, seated: clara white-marie murphyw- virginia millerffrances Skinner--melvina sheleye mathilede klingerman standing: annabelle sherer pictures on page 32 seated, first row: lois hess-mary jayne Cochran- betty hollettgvirginia books--audrey born second row: naomi sickmiller-helen baugherf jeanne bollingervlillian bowles reshme'n freshmen freshmen freshm 'a seated: bonnie guisefhelen klein-janiece ma- gee standing: des neiges klapp-julia bergman-joanne kubleyeadele lauer-Carolyn link-josephine hough- tcn-rosalie wolforth left to right: paul wagonerfrobert helmsgfred drubert-john fox-robert dodsonfrobert Calhoun --burnium eads-edward felke seated: mary ella Crum-mary jo bardsleyeeileen mishler-betty jean bennett-joy miner-Charlotte kellar standing: joan summey-virginia Winsted Page thirty-one GFI eshmen freshmen freshmen freshm seated: marcile weaver-dorothy stoclcman-arabella gottschalk standing: hope stockman-maxine dipert-catherine houin-winifred cra- mer-lucille houin-lyclia brock-clara commendella left to right: neil glass-mitchell ham- mond-john firestone-lester thomas- rcger jacoxerobert klapp-billy kayser left to right, first row: la verne grie- vvank--catharine day-dorothy ball- naomi sickmiller-dorothy Carlson-arlo conger second row: virginia burroughs-vera stair-Wilma read eshmen freshmen freshmen freshm Page thirty-two snapshots snapshots snapshots snapshots ,, W, snapshots snapshots snapshots snapshots Page thirty-three club officers club officers club officers clu 5 W Page thirty-four vities activities activities octivities cictiv -grunge, . A Page thirty-fiv tri-l under capable sponsorship of miss cole, miss hawkins, miss garn, miss ricks . . . tri-l has risen to the front of the ranks . . . an organization of all the girls in the school . . . pro'- motes a more democratic feeling . . . inspires the development of high ideals . . . enables the girls to meet socially . . . tri-l initiated the freshmen girls . . . give christmas baskets to the needy . . . mother and daughter banquet . . . sweetheart party, february 26 . . . kids frolic at christmas . . . cabinet composed of thirty-six girls . . . with four officers . . . presi-- dent, kathaleen easter . . . vice-president, maxine marquardt . . . treasurer, johanna staley . . . secretary, rosalie wolforth , . . hi-y one of its most active years . . . forty members , . . staged a benefit show, delivered telephone directories, and ran the check room to make money . . . delivered twenty-seven all-school christmas baskets . . . initiated the fund to buy the centennial auditorium curtain . . , the year's theme: travel . . . interesting speakers: ivan Syler, rev. ivey, dr. perry, harry ferguson, marshall kizer, mrs. kleckner . . . bean supper . , . mother-son banquet . . . biggest event: best girl party, preceded by a private dancing class for members only . . . '37-'38 officers: bill laramore, president . . . dale engel, vice-president . . . jim bergman, treasurer . . . payton garnand, secretary . . . gerald mangun, sergeant-at-arms . . . terrence kleckner, sponsor . . . i l l i hi y tril hi-y tri-l hi-y tri-l hi-y tri-l .Q left to right: standing, frances roahrig, patricia miller, seated in rows across, bob livinghouse, jo ann ellis, thomas shakes, lovvell barkey, harry dan- .- ielson, virginia books, phyllis haag, jack miner, james kellar, howard snyder, james decker board of control marches on . . . busy year . . . important steps in ad- vance . . . sports activity tickets .. further limiting of activities . . . monitor system . . . combined monitor and board of control party . . . officers . . . president, patricia miller. . . vicevpresident, bill ellis . . . secretary, frances roahrig si- 'U florence ward, lloyd mc farlin, miss blue, charlotte vvarren, bayard raf- ferty rorions boord of control libroricins boord fs g .Q .D wi- 'U .Q 3 .9 Ps o E cu 3 O Ll- bs o E E 3 o 84.- bs o E E 3 2 Ps o F ma rcel la cornetet sponsor the staff: albert rohrer, geraldine casterline, william laramore, kathaleen easter, mary jayne yoder, jim pippen- ger, harold cook, charles humes, john kennedy, anna felke, june breeding, al- berta hepler, eliza- beth heim, eleanor burkett, bob living- house, don hough- ton, catherine bow- les. mciyflower mciyflower mciy a new sponsor . . . a green staff . . . million dollar ideas.. . an eight hundred dollar budget . . .what to do? .. .four went to franklin to press convention . . . assimi- lated ideas . . . brought them home . . . told all . . . pat started us working . . . saturdays . . . week nights till eleven. . . a lot of fun . . . a lot of work . . . help from joe todd when we hit the depths . . . arguments . . . co- operation.. .all went into the making of the l938 may- flower . . . and the staff is proud of it . . . for as each senior class says . .. ours is the best . . pat miller eldon ambler helen ann mallory editor business manager literary editor alberta hepler bill laramore Wilburfa editors WYHBVWT bus. mgr. i938 . . .a year of streamlining . . . no gossip! and first class honor rating! . . . streamlined ye pilgrim' '.,. innova- tion of february . . . ye pilgrim comes of age . . . adopts greatest make-up change in Zl years . . . modernized edi- torial page . . . page one completely streamlined . . . rocket heads . . . the latest . . . keeps pace with college papers . . . year of greater news coverage .. . hi-sterics . . . column of stu- dent mistakes and bright remarks . . . replaces dirt of column of former years . . . fifteen students attend the i.h.s.p,a. in franklin . . . hepler, schlosser, laramore . . . charter members of newly organized quill and scroll . . . supper for combined staffs . , . and so ye pilgrim keeps pace in the march of timen. e pilgrim ye pilgrim ye pil staff chief editorial writer b. schlosserg copy editor j. staleyg feature writers r. dexter and s. thoma sports editors, a. chip- man, h. harperg art edi- tor, p. hartmang ex- change, m. derfg file edi- tor, a. felke. reporters . . . i. beck- nell, j summey, d. sparks e. mishler, j, mc couch a. lauer, i, magoe, c link, h. klein, m, k bergman, g. holzbauer and c. warren. business staff . . . i pippenger, h, cook, j wagnor, t. sheetz, s pesch, r. rathfon, m. a pesch and j. robertson. printing staff , . , d dipert, j. harmon, g. man- gun, j. pippenger, b cook, b. drubert, g, inks m, king, b, mcdonald, h cook, j. cramer, k. manu- wal, and k. kelver. agnes hass myron phillips sponsors Page tim ty 'nine w f ires new tires new new tires . . . the senior play of no- vember 22-23 . . . a spoiled chicago family transplanted to the ozarks by the tired. suffering father . . . the result? . . . com- plete transformation of all: . . . pat miller, bill laramore, jim pippenger, joyce clarke, elizabeth heim, bill ellis, helen ann mallory, rosemary scott . . . dorothy seymour, the headstrong housekeeper, headed the sup- porting cast . . . bob livinghouse, p. t. garn- and, ieanette dillie, mike mishler, anna ruth youngman, and kathleen vanata . . . tires new tires new a whirlwind ticket selling contest with riv- alry high . . . 207's advertisement covers S. h. clock . . . a baby ben, correct time courtesy of 204 . . . surprise: lO7 won . . .a bat in the audience . . . a mouse in the dressing room . . . small boys above the stage shooting paper wads at the actors: they really weren't that bad . . . a meal in act one . . . with real mashed potatoes . . . dorothy seymour and bill laramore received the awards for best acting . . . new tires new tires new tires new tires n Page forty ew fir oHywood bound hoHywood bound hoHywood bour grayce dexter and bob murphy played the leads in hollywood bound . . . the oper- etta was.given on february Zl . . . her papa owned quadrangle picture corp .... bob wanted to sell him a new color process for making moving pictures . . . but what a time he had! . . . a varied castl . . . english spies .. .chinese detectives . . . a fake coun- tess . . . a dancing race horse . . . in real life: jim mann, pat hartman, jim kellar, 3Hywood bound hoHywood bound hoHywood eleanor burkett, harold cook, eric clarke, dick klein, ruth dexter, betty steiner . . . and a supporting cast of thousands . . . one ballet chorus danced on the clouds . . . wearing gowns spotted with radium, they danced to the glowworm . . . fanfare the wonder horse, was the hit of the show . . . miss luke was the capable director . . . other teachers cooperated . . . boun Page forty-one band time marches on . . . the band marches ... i. u. band . . . music for plays . . . foot- on . . . to new victories . . . two bands in ball and basketball games . . . special pro- tirst division . . . go to state contest . . . grams . . . concerts . . . the bourbon tair district contest held here in april . . . 3,000 . . . red suits . . . marching in front of the spectators . . . huge success . . . band carni- bulls .. . no trouble . . . music soothed the val to raise money . . . new tympani . . . savage beasts . . . band sponsors warmelin clarinet quartet 4 frederick morrow, band majorg l. b. eherenmen, band director officers -left to right, standing: payton garnand, harold cook, albert chipman, dale engelg seated, donnabelle rhodes, david firestone, sports sports sports sports sports sports t ,..,,....,...........,., ,,w..,.,....A..M M-,..M ,,,.,,,....,.- ,MW Y. -.., 1 Page forty- three 1 Y W v 7, ,, coocl 2 ptoins cooches ccuptcuins cooches downey dorrence rogers .l coach assistant coach N. I. pm bergman bob lrvmghouse brll ellis basketball captai football and track captain student marxag r cooclfmes coptoins cooches coptoins cooches Page forty-four U OO 'rboll footloo HOUGHTON Q KLEIN G. MANGUN 0 G. SCOTT IMUOLPERT 5 LONG J fl. DUN!-'EE J KELLAR' LJCLO05!-f otboll footlooll footboll footlooll fo ' Page ll footboll footboll foftbonl otboll f footboll footboll footboll footboll foot J 55f?GMf4N B HARRIS 5 RUGQLES A, Lmoanfff? 5 URM-Q Q GLASS G. larva J MCDONALD U footboll footboll footboll footboll foot Page forty-six l ootboll footboll footboll footboll footboll AMBLEH KLEIN R. F151-IER CLARKE L. PRATT four regulars . . . nucleus of i937 foot- of fighting pilgrims, 25-Zl . . . losing streak ball squad . . . battled logansport eleven broken . . . show columbia city eagles . . . . . . in sea of mud . . . pilgrims go down how to play ball. . . score 35-29 . . . culver fighting . .. I4-O . . . huntington dedicates next... rough game... indians win, 34-28 new stadium . . . also dedicate pilgrims . . . . . . pilgrims travel to rochester . . . play with l9-O defeat . . . valparaiso flounders poorly in zebra's cow barn . . . lose, 37-l7 pilgrim eleven . . . eight valpo players car- . . . argos attempts to win . . . swept before ried off field . . . 20-O score . . . rensselaer pilgrim tide . . . score Sl -I7 . . . hunting- meekly defeated . . . l3-7 . . . columbia ton vikings win by nose . . . in overtime, city's eagles . . swoop down for victory 41-37 . . . county tourney . . .wins over tip- , , , crippled by dpwneymen , , , 14-O , , , pecanoe and argos . . . final game with cul- Wabagh putplayed by pilgimiteg , , , yet Ver . . . plyl'YlOLJfl1 gets revenge . . . win win . . . score l4-6 . . . last home game . . . TOUFHGY and T 0Dl Y - 0 - final SCOVG. 28-20 with warsaw tigers . . . protected undefeat- - - - bourbon COWWGTS - - ' keYeCl UP to win ed season . . .on home field . . . l6-l3 . . . - - - Pilgrims foo STVOUS - - - SCOVG. l9-lfl final standing . . . tied for third place . . . - - - bfemen OUT for blood - - - bl-If fall Sl1OI'f, in Cgnference Standing I . . . . . l'1OI'l'l'1 ll.,IClSOl'1, B ClOSe call . . . basketball . . . indiana's king of sports baSl4ef in last Seconds Ol game - - - SHVGS . . . got under way . . . knox cops overtime d0W 'eYme h 29-28 - - - WGVSBW tigers hot game , , , frgm fighting pilgrims, 33-31 . . . break pilgrims six game winning streak . . . wabash were underdogs . . . humbles - - - SCOFG, 4l-24 . . . Wabash does the im- pilgrims, , I , downeymen Wing- possible . . . SCOI'eS 8 points ln laSl' fT1lI'1Ufe mac scoreless in first half . . . romped over and half - - - Win, 35'3l - - - HSDDBVWGG fa- them . . . to the tune of 24-l3 . . . crimson voted to Win - - - Were SU DVlSeCl - - - Dil' and white travels south . . . two games . . . grims Win- 2827 - - ' PlYm0Ufl'1 defefmined brook left in dust, 36-30 . . .attica, south- to Win - - - rochester T00 T01-Igl'1 . . . lose, ern team . . . more fortunate . . . took p. h. s. 35-30 - - - WaVSaW T00 mUCl'1 Of B DOWGF- five to town, 24-l7 . . . tipton blue devils house - - - TVOUWCS' d0W 1eYme '- 40-24 . . . , , , furry on heat , , , Scgrch plymouth, 39- season record . . . l l wins . . l2 defeats... 28 . . . circus city five . . .make victims . . . SCOTGS SCOTGS SCOFGS SCOFGS SCOFGS SCOl eS Page forty-seven Sketboll bosketboH I age forty-eight Iivinglfmouse center mangun forward Wilkins guard kaser forward bormell guard basketball bosketbol etball basketball basketball basketball duntee Center briggs guard long forward elkins guard hileman forward Page forty-nine autographs autographs autographs autograph Pagefifty DCITFOHS IDCll'I'Ol 1S pO'l'FOl'1S lDCll'l'OI'1S IDCITFOYWS pO1'l'Ol'1S dr. b. m. andrevvs geraldine buckingham frank bosvvorth bail company ball shoppe, inc. charles Clough colonial beauty shoppe harry danielson e. v. derf dr. ida eby joe fuller muriel gates dan gibson blanche haag harriett haddock jack harris margaret hite bill houghton vvm. hubbard johnson funeral home kewpie kizer's jewelry store luther klingerman harry knott lauer's helen lee marvin livinghouse myer franklin estate n. b. merriman miller-jones shoe store dorothy masters model pharmacy murphy and yoder puritan cleaners people's drug store plymouth wholesal nn A 5 if I ll n e candy co. x 5 1: gl 'V powell's hardware price's steak house mrs. edgar roberts richardson funeral home joel roahrig ward rittenhouse harold sisk wayne C. shroll don stephenson schlosser brothers skinner's drug store tanner's drug store mabel van gilcler walter's harness shop weick shoe store mrs. harold zehner clover leaf creameries, inc. 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