Lincoln High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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S ated left to right: Mr, Mcfiesscri Edith Griswold M r. Kuhn Pear a Vrnenaker Mr. Rittenhouse lflr, Pitffr Mr. Kuhn ,,,, The master designer of our destinies ,.,, progressive ,,,, youthful in thought , , , ,guiding us in this changing scene, , , , The School Board ,,,, As they tread along the busineis way of life, they take time out to help us to enioy the finer things of life and to build more stately mansions. Regina and Edith ,4,, efficient ,,,, considerate ,,,, patient ,,,, practicing the adage that work is the keynote of success. Hello folks: This is Shirley Thoma, your P. H, S. correspondent back on the air again ,,,, this time with news of your favorite radio sponsors .,,, It seems to me that credit should be given where credit is due ,,,,., so at this time l should like to take it upon myself to compliment Miss Cornetet, Miss Hass, and Mr. Phillips for their fine and unfailing cooperation with the members of the Mayflower Staff. Miss Cornetets years of experience as a sponsor made her of invaluable assist- ance .4,, She worked untiringly for the good of the Mayflower, and much of the credit for its success rightfully belongs to her ,,,, Miss Hass, Hciphering genius that she is, gave unsparingly of her time ,,,, planning proper proportlcns for the cutting of pictures Huthereby relieving the staff of many hours of solving mathematical puzzles, , , ,Mr. Phillips, manager of the finances and holder of the purse strings very wisely held the ever-enthusiastic spendthrifts in check ,,,, These sponsors rate 4 bells ,,,, J 17'

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TUDHWS PHUGHHHI We now turn the mike over to Grayce Dexter, who will outline the program for the day. Take it away .... Thank you and good morning . This morning at 8:45 . . . Interesting and unknown facts about your faculty and sponsors . . . Announcer . . . Shirley Thoma At 10:00 . . . Senior Activities discussed by Grayce Dexter . . . Several outstanding seniors will be introduced . . . At 3:15 this afternoon . . . The traveling mike . . . first hand information about your favorite clubs, organizations, and activities . . . At 5:30 . . . The March of Events . . . Radio commen- tator . . . Eileen Helms . . . A review of the highlights of the school year 1939-1940 . At 7:00 . . . Rosemary Harris . . . authority on sports . . . Interviews of interesting sport personalities . . . Please keep your dial turned to this station . . Our next feature follows immediately . . .

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You asked for 11, ,,,,, ne-re they are, . PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS: Miss Whites qooa ieliowshap is eiquaiea only 1. art ability. EVERY GOOD RULE HAS ITS EXCEPTION ,,,A Miss La Rue is a living Contra iiiti it to the old sayinq ,,,, Beautiful but Dumbf ONE WORD PICTURE OF Miss Carothers .,,, Business-Like. BELLS TO Mr. RCIY ..., A strict disciplinarian who has won the respect and admiratiut' of his pupils. KNIFE BLADE DESCRIPTION QF Miss Blue .... Quiet and discreet, but CIIWCIYS on th? job. IDLE CHATTER ,,.4 Where theres Lel-Iew, theres bound to he fun ,,,, Pep Personifiedl CUFF NOTES ,,., Mr. Eherenman's ripplinq rhythm keeps many a weary foot tapping. YOU CAN'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU HEAR ,,.. but you can repeat it ,,., It is rumored that Miss Reeves is planninq another trip to the Orient ,,,, Bon voyage. THUMBNAIL DESCRIPTION OF MR. ENOS ,,,, Refreshinqly Individualistic ,,., BELSHAW SAYS: ,.,, It's the Contest that deliqhts us and not the victory ,,,, FAMILIAR OUOTATIONS ,,,, Mart: When I was down in Brown County , , , TWO PEAS FROM THE SAME POD ,... Miss Ricks and Emily Post. THUMBNAIL DESCRIPTION OF Mr, Carr., Likalole. THREE CHEERS FOR Miss Garn ,,,, She keeps us in step with the March of Time. FOR HES A IOLLY GOOD FELLOW.. .Thats Mr. Wysonq. Mr. Beahout ,,,, Efficiency ..,A his motto. .SPUHSUHS