Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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. . U .V,!,,. A '- ll lThelMayflower Staffl T MARY JANE CLEVELAND ..... Editor-in-chief MEARL 'D. STROMBECK ................. ..... B usiness Manager Editorial Staff Alton Green .......................... . Associate Editor Cleatus Hahn ....... ........ I unior Editor Vlfarren Heestand Sophomore Editor Russell Carothers .... . . . Freshman Editor Cleatus Hahn ...... .. Athletic Editor George B. Switzer .... '. Art Editor Harold Fries ....... ......... A rt Editor Homer W. Dutter . Faculty Adviser This is the initial number of the Mayflower. We believe that the year- book of the Class of 1918 is the most carefully compiled publication that has ever been produced by a student body in Marshall County. , The bulk of the credit must go to Mary Jane Cleveland, the editor, who has labored so untiringly for the high quality reached in this student publi- cation. Mearl Strombeck has shown his ability in the office of business man- agerg his capableness in soliciting advertising was especially commendable. Our cartoonists, George Switzer and Harold Fries, have turned out a class of work that has been given a special stamp of merit by our engravers. l22l

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Logan Galbreath Coil Fries Van Vactor Metsker Wilson Harris Forbes Carothers Hahn Heestand THE PILGRIM The Pilgrim. our high school paper, was first published in the year 1913- 14. It was named by Mrs. lrene Duncan Dedelow of the class of 'l4. For three years the l'ilgrim was published in the form of a pamphlet issued every month. In the year l9l6-17 it was changed to a magazine. The Pilgrim of 1917-18 underwent many changes. The form was changed from a magazine to a newspaper, which was published every two weeks. lt was thought that in this way unnecessary expense would be eliminated and a livelier, more up-to-date paper would be published. Also the advertisers would receive greater value from their advertisements since they would ap- pear twice as often as formerly. Q At the end of the first semester both the editor, Myrtle VVilson and the faculty adviser, Mr. Coil left the school and Ruth Harris and Mr. Steinebach were appointed to take their respective places. The Pilgrim appreciates the support given it in the way of copy and sub- scription. Although the paper this year was neither so large nor so interest- ing as those of former years, there is hope that underclassmen on the staff may proht by the experiences of this year and another year may bring the pa- per in its new form up to a higher standard than ever before 4233