Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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ANNA CAIN. Fashion Show. MARIK INKS Senior Committees SENIOR PARTY COMMITTEE. Arthur Becknell; George Milner, Ch.; Chester Wright SOCIAL COMMITTEE. Helen BonDurant. Ch. Winifred Wunderlich; Ford Keyser; Hazel Kleckner; Chester Wright GIFT COMMITTEE. Damarls Metsker, Ch. Russell VanVactor; Nellie Head; Lawton Brown CLASS DAY COMMITTEE. Nellie Head. Ch.; Winifred Wunderlich INVITATION COMMITTEE. George Milner. Ch. Chester Wright; Erdean Zeiters; Arthur Becknell COMMKNCK.M ENT DANCE COMM ITTEE. Eulalia Twomey, Ch. Chester Wright; Ford Keyser; Helen Lauer; Helen BonDurant; Arthur Becknell SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE. Arthur Becknell. Ch. Erdean Zeiters; Helen BonDurant; George Milner Bertha Carothers; Pearl Miller; Helen BonDurant; COM M ENC EM ENT DECORATION COMM ITTEE. Chester Wright. Ch. Helen BonDurant; Russell Truex; Erdean Zeiters; Harry Brundige; Damaris Metsker COM M ENC EM ENT PROG RAM M E COM M ITTEE. Eulalia Twomey, Ch. Helen Lauer; Russell VanVactor; Hazel Kleckner; Ford Keyser

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ESTHER STULL. “Stullte RUSSELL TRIJEX, Zibe” Track Team; Senior Basketball Team. CLARA TRAVIS. Fashion Show. AMELIA WISE. ••Dick” Gymnasium Star.

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I Class History | By HELEN BOX DURAN I . TUI . (. lass of 17 with an enrollment of fifty members entered upon it’s stormy, vet successful career in I . H. S. on Sept. 13. 1913. Coming from the eighth grade »r the “incubator”, as you might call it. the Class of '17 brought with it pep and enthusiasm tmequaled bv ativ previous class in the history of the High School. After wandering thru the halls for several days in a half-dozed condi- tion. we stored up enough courage to hold a class'meeting, which was con- ducted in a most business-like manner, (icorge Milner was chosen as presi- dent of the class and to this day he has not been able to give away his office. In our Freshman year we were a very modest class, almost afraid to Speak for the tear that the upper classmen might hear us. In our Sopho- more and Junior years our class enrollment dwindled down to about thirty in number, but we proved our ability and willingness as a body to help iii all the activities. In our Junior and Senior years we managed to carry off honors in basketball, oratory and declamation, winning a gold medal at North- ern Indiana, a silver one in the County meet and a beautiful banner for win- ning in the Inter-class Basketball Tourney. Not only have we demonstrated our ability in these lines, but we have taken an active part in all High School affairs. Our scholarship has been enviable. Nellie Head, Russell Van actor and other names have always swelled the honor roll. In track Chester W right, Ford Keyser and Ben Cramer carried off the greatest number of individual honors in both our Junior and Senior years and this year Ben Cramer. Boyd Morcotnbe and Ford Keyser have been the mainstay of the basketball team. We have done a great deal toward debating and our debaters are to be complimented on their splendid work. In the High School plays our class has always been well represented and we have helped stage some very fine plays of which the school should be proud. Our Annual Senior Class Play, (ireen Stockings'’, will be given May 30. and it will be fully up to the pro- fessional standard of school dramatics. Our Friday programmes have always been good and our jokes, stories and other articles have swelled the Pilgrim. Those who have attended the Senior dances pronounce them a success socially and we know that they were financially. Our first class party of the year was held May 2 at the country home of Ford Keyser. The crowd met at Helen BonDurant’s home with the baskets of “eats and by autos we drove to the country where the class spent the most enjoyable evening of the year, and where we witnessed the mock marriage of Eulalia Twomey and our class president. We are looking for- ward to another such meeting at the home of Bertha Carothers and she promises us a jolly time.