Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ouonooonaaooauoooooouoooouowoowo SOUTH BEND BUSINESS COLLEGE South Bend, Indiana June lst '10 YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN, Plymouth High School. Plymouth. Ind. Dear Young Friends: Through the medium of your bright little Annual, we desire to invite your presence at the opening of our Summer Term at the South Bend Business College. We will try to make your stay with us pleasant: you will find our quarters delight- fully well ventilated and comfortableg our instructors courteous and painstaking: and you will be glad of the opportunity to become ac- quainted with every modern office appliance known to the really up-to-date business office. More than this. we shall be pleased to assist you to a satisfactory position just as soon as you are qualified. You won't forget that our big Art Cat- alogue is FREE for the asking: that we are always glad to entertain visitors: and that - we are at your service. Write. call Or phone us. Trusting to have you with us at the open- Ing of the Summer Term, we are Yours very truly, SOUTH BEND BUSINESS COLLEGE, M. D. Puterbaugh. C. A Arnold, Sec. Business Manager. P mwNoavnoaQ0w0eo09nQN4wN0nnx48h00nno00 NNON0QwuQQn0Ma

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eg WW al. A I 1 1 I .0 ' new eww iv V, 4 1 X If , u., fy L n ws Students of the Plymouth High School, Publishers To the Long Suffering Faculty this Annual is dedicated . . . STAFF OF 1910 . Q f EDITOR ............... .................. ........... P A UL THAYER ASSISTANT EDITOR .... .... N ADA LIVINGHOUSE ARTIST ................ .... C YREL W. FOREMAN JUNIOR EDITOR ......... ........... R OSCOE LEE SOPHOMORE EDITOR .................................. CONROY ELEY FRESHMAN EDITOR ................................ CHARLES REEVE BUSINESS MANAGERS ...... ROBERT LONG and THOMPSON MYERS PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, JUNE, 1910 Editorially Speaking. A high selool paper, especially an annual, is a very good thing. It lends character and standing to the school, and shows the home people what their school is doing, who and what the teachers are and wl.o are in the various classes. 7 These annuals are sent to all the important high schools and eol- leges in this and neighboring states. A high school that can support such an annual as this is regarded as a live one, one to be reek- oned with in all important events. This annual is published every year by the graduating class, and means more to them than to anyone else. In after years it will be one of their most cherished possessions, for the memories it will bring. For the first time the Alumni is represented in these pages. XVe are eoneeited enough to pat ourselves on the back for this idea. VVe think it is one of the best features this year, and we think that the others ean 't do better than to follow in our footsteps. This year a prize of 232.00 was offered for the best story written