Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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i:::!:::::::::::!:!:::::::: CLASS OFFICERS. George Switzer ......................................President Margaret Schrock ...............................Vice-President Margaret Cressner ................................. Secretary Noble Kizer .........................................Treasurer Mary Cavender CLASS ROLL. Clark Logan Bernice Lauer Margaret Cressner Beatrice Losey Ernest Lee Dina Cramer Mildred Morris Hubert Ogden Bessie Cook Laura Ryan Marie O'Keefe Mary Jane Cleveland Merle Strom beck Paul Rains Arthur Clough Margaret Schrock Jarvis Rhinehart Harold Fries Russell Wise George Switzer Faye Gibson Elmer Poor Helen Stelnbaugh Lott Grossman Oliver Blain Irene Schuh Juanita Hess Edmund Jeftirs Myrtle Wilson Ruth Harris William Cordick Curtis Brugh Lena Harley Russell Denman Catherine Curtis Helen Harley Katherine Humphrey Arnold Deuwilis Alice Harris Hazel Irwin Irene Frey man Richard Huff Edna Lawrence Ralph Irwin Iva Inks Jean Murgatroyd Noble Kizer Olvie PflefFer Glee Amons Ruth Linkenhelt Olka Leonard William Richeson Ronald Swinderman Paul Lawrence Pearl Kleckner Blanche Simons

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By NELLIE M. HEAD. GREAT Jupiter, from liis throne of state Says, “Listen, fairies to what I relate! Back on old earth’s mundane sphere, An important event takes place this year.” “The event which I speak of on this date. Is that the Senior class will graduate; And Venus, as goddess of love, must see What the future of this class will he.” “Minerva, the goddess of wisdom, must find The condition of each Senior’s mind. And Diana, the goddess of hunt, with quiver and dart. Must report the condition of each one’s heart.” So all the goddesses hastened here, To watch over the Senior Class this year; And no matter how «lark the day, or late the hour. We felt the thrill of their unseen power. And we wonder as the time draws nigh. Which goddess we’ll follow as years roll by; Will it be the goddess of love, of wisdom or hate. Who will rule our lives in home and state?

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An Epic of The Juniors OIIO. ye Seniors swelled with glory! And Sophies, too, we know your story, Even the F reshies, small and frail. We’ll not forget in this, our tale. Now harken ye—and cease your wail. And merrily pass on the nut-brown ale. In the year of our Lord, nineteen fourteen. We entered High School in a manner serene. We chose as our leader, a lad brave and true And we've shown t the world what a good class can do. Victories in athletics we right nobly did gain. Hut not here lies our glory, nor here lies our fame. So list' to my story of dangers we’ve faced And high seats of honor our comrades have graced. George Switzer, our president, of High School fame. Stands out in the foreground for playing a fair game. No cheater is he for his grades are all high And he therefore finds favor in everyone's eye. But not all the honor to our president is due. For others we have that we deem true blue. There’s Cleveland and Morris, there’s Logan and Schrock And there’s Harris and Kizcr, who stand firm as a rock. No dangers ere daunt us. for fears ne’er assail And high are our spirits in the most terrible gale. But these were just Freshmen, so pass on till we’re Sophs. For here we gained honors to the surprise of the Profs. The very same students who in the Freshman year Won honors for us. did now reappear. And we added to our lists, in numbers quite few. Till the teachers with high grades had all they could do. So now we are Juniors, we’ve amazed all the school, And no one now dares to call us a fool. Our honor unspotted with joy we acclaim If e’er Plymouth High’s disgraced, we’ll not be to blame. And now as the tale has at last reached its goal. We drink to the faculty and school as a whole, No grudge or ill-will toward a one do we deem. So endeth tnv tale for the “Black and the Green”. —Alton Green. '18. Junior Class Yell Hy-ah Black, I rish Green junyah. Junyah, Class '18. Rah Rah, Rah Rah Hy Oh. Say Bo, Let’s Go, 1 un-yahs, j un-yahs—GO.