Lincoln High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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I Lmfns TU THE Ennnns I To che Senior Dear Boys and phil While every his or her bl will be homo, through the p lie wi ll s er be a peacefu again. I LVL ABNER Your letter L 9 ALCAPP Class of Lincoln High School Gals: other young American is doing , here or abroad, Ll'l Abner up 'there in the hills, meandering aceful hills, living out his per- plexed life in the same vray he has always lived it V e to remind us, in the Lenible I4 days ahead for all of us, that there used to l l finally I-eachi ife, chap there will be one onof. follow.-.--srl me all over the country, nj me in Hollywood today, March l19Lh.- I hope noi. Loo lauo for Lhe year book. sincerely , any l 5 QWQMQQ C3 I R.,-Q Cin. Yo Pilgrim Stun' ..i...-.1..-.------ .Q.--. nnwcsowss SMI! ' Z rzsiw PNB E , I ' a- I ' f QM I ' E-sv 1 ' Fifi.- s ' . ef ' -1 1:5371 - ' 1,j1' ' ' If 1 10 I UL T Iggy 3 as Lf 4 i W '13 X AQ 3 ff' 3' ' g Y X 'O X 9 X I X Q , X I iv' 4 A i ui, S flag , I , one geese A new year has come. The old om has passed.. With it has passsd so much of life, time, of planning or dreaming of certain things. ls all have our hopes and desires for 1942. What are our hopes for this year! Individuals make up a not iomand lations make up sworld. Our life, so an individuel, is sure to touch and influence others. Individuals with n good strong morale, with noble desires and high ideals, able to Ln.f'J.uenco, to in- spire and load a noble lite, will do the most for our country, If we all do our pert now, we cnn all enjoy our frevdom lrter. For United we stand! Divided we fall! Wha-t will we make of this year 1942 and yoars to come? -IDDENSA G-AXNES SENIORS ENROLL FOR FIRST AID COURSE Forty seniors have sign- od to take the Red Cross instruction which will bo given for students l7 and nvcr. Thu classes are given cvory Yodnosdey nllght for 10 weeks. PAPERS TO BE SENT TO BOYS IN SERVICE Yc Pilgrim is happy to announce that papers will be sent each week to the former PHS students who are now in various bren- ches of thc Army and Heyy, SEIIIGRS IIHEIIU III FITDIJILUIUER SIILES 'Do you wish to Buy s Mayflower this mornLng7 , has been the first topic of c Each meuber of the ste!! hn tho post five dqys for the onversatlon this past week. s visited a certain room for purpose of selling Mayflow- ers. The seniors ere ahead in the race for the most subscr iptions. The clssse stollow in line with the Juniors next then the sophomores and finally the fresh- men. Urlsey Jones has challeng tho promise that ho can so rest of the group togeths ed the Mayflower staff with ll more Mayflower: than the r. So far, Casey has sold quits a lew annuals but the sts!! is confident that they can best his soles. The 1942 yearbook promises to be wsll-verthbuglng, with A streamlined cover and more pictures inside. V ,iz A - 0 vol. 25 Ns. is 'P15monch. Ins. im, so. SEIPS ENTERTAIN FOR PILGRIM STAFF Mlckle Soip's house, Wednesday night, Jnmmry 28 was the scene of n another gay Ys Pilgrim party, Mr. Seip showed two of his films to the group, and Art Beclcnell entertained during the evanlng with favorite pl- BAD selections. Tho potluck feast urns served in the recreation room with dancing and ping pong following. STUDENTS ASKED TO CLAIM LOST ARTICLES PHS students are re- quostsd to call et the pr lnpipsl' s office and claim tleir lost articles. An over abundance of keys, sorofs, pencils, gloves. combs, etc. have been turned ln. A band modal has also been found. RECORDS PURCHASED FOR SENIOR ENGLISH Elovon records and thir- ty textbooks have been purchnsod for the senior English class, Tho re- cordlng ls the complete Shnkospenrian ply, -Iullus Caesar' presented by Or- son Valles in the Mercury Theatre. The textbooks contain the written play and the illustrations Ln the 'book were drawn 'by Mr. Valles. Mr. Gs.rn's history classes recently listened to the section o! the play Containing Hark Ln!-hUny's famous speech. PIJULIIIE mums ELEIIIEIQEII Lest Monday snd Tuesdny the girls physical educa- tion classes voted for the senior girls who will roign ovor tho annual spring festival. Pauline Rains was elected Queens Halen Marsh, maid of honor and the members of the court are Mary Jerroll, Nancy Knott, Ruth Mangun and Margery Hhoados. The theme of tho testi- vol is to be Tho Life of n Physlcizl Ed. Girl , Dance routines have al- ready boon worked out, and practice started in the gm classes. FOUR .IUNIORS TO TRY OUT FOR YELL LEADER ELECTION Preparations for the s- lsction of Junior yell leaders are in progress. Beverly Ellis, Barbara Il'- win, Lloyd Handy, and Leo McChesney are the juniors being trained by the var- slty yell leaders. No date has been set for the election as yet, but only members of the ,junior oloss will vote. Under the new system Junior yell lenders neva to be trained. by the mr- slty yell lee-nsrs, Then for experience they will I have some yells before the Boostsrh Club, .Lfter ' this they will try out be- fore the Junior olsu for the election,

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,p ,gf g is H 'iygttiaifif ,319 We. the stall of the '42 Mayflower, collected these never to he forgotten memories lor P H S and Theada Filson held thc purse strings tightly. 'lhcy hcld with difficulty, howcycr, the soaring anihitionsofthc lay-outcditors, Pat Putt and Mary Ican Miller. Diana Shanias, capahlc and Willing young artist, shared hcr artistic idcas with all F thc staff nictnhcrs, SLlgg'CSllIlg2lllLl1lllYlS1llgVVllCl'C B' necessary. The mentor of sports was Chuck Clcycland. The high lights of Lift- at P. H. S. during the year wcrc faithfully rccordcd hy fcaturc editors, Nancy Knott and VVilladcanc Williams. Mayflowcr's student photographers. Toni Elcy and Mary Iarrcll, supervised the tak- ing of picturcs and provided the candid shots uscd. Of course none of this could haw hccn accomplished without the aid and supervision ol' our sponsor, Miss Cornetct, whom wc, the scniorclass ol' I9-ll. noniinatcfortht' hall for fame. MISS MARCELLA CORNETET Newest Addition to our Hall of Ftme Mayflower Specialists . . . Nancy and Willadeant- Camera Enthusiasts Marx and Tom took care of thc special features that added the final fluted around the Campus taking candid touch. shots. if kj'

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MAYFLUWER CUNTENTS ii GOVERNMENT P. H- S. Educators and Student Advisor: The Faculty ..........................,, N 8, 9 Students Govern School Activity ..e, .,,, 1 0,11 CLUBS S- S. S. Girls Spread Sunshine ...,,,,,,A.,........,.,.,. 12, 13 Hi Y Boys Build Character ..,,..,,..,....,,,..,.,,,.,.,, 12, 13 P. H. S. Students Dramatize, Write, Paint, Cook, and Sew 14, 15 MUSIC Music Department Rates High at P. H. S.,,- .... 16, 17 Featuring the P. H. S. Band ........,,...,,. -- 3, 17 JOURNALISM Speaking of Pictures ..,, .... 4 , 5 Ye Pilgrim .....,,,. -- no 6 SPORTS Life on the Sportfront of P. H- S. ....,.,1.,. ,.,. 3 6, 37 Plymouth Rockies ........................e,.,.. ..,. 3 8, 39 Fighting Pilgrims End Season with Cowbell ,,.., .1.Y 4 0, 41 G. A. A. Develops Physical Fitness ........,., .... 4 2, 43 Track and Golf Round Out Athletic Seasonu, .,,. 44, 45 STUDENTS Seniors ---- v,,. 19, 27 Juniors --f- .... 28, 29 Sophomores if .,.. 30, 31 Freshmen .... .... 3 2, 33 FEATURES Letters to the Editors ..... 6 Close Up-Miss Cornetet ..,,. - 5 Spring Fever ........,.. ..., 1 8 Calendar .........,,.... ..,. 3 4, 35 Scenes Around Sch00L..--- -- 46 MAYFl.0WER'S ITUVHH Life at P. H. S. is typically phot- ographed as seen on the 1942 cover. Students usually gather in informal groups discussing the things that hap- pen in a high school studentls life. To see more of this school, explore the pages ahead.