Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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EE --- UU E Contents for the 1918 Mayflower 1 Illustrated Departments page School Life .......................................... .... 1 1 Orchestra, debating. oratory, dramatics. Publications ............................ V. . 4 .................... .... 2 1 Revue of the year's Pilgrimg the birth of the Mayflower. Athletics ............................................................ 25 A fast moving narrative of the P. H. S. Boys in basket hall. track and minor activities. Seniors ..................................... ............... ..... 3 1 Graduates, Class History, XYill, Prophecy, Song, Poem. Underclassmen ...................... .......... .... 5 0 juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen. Roasfs . .... 69 H18 LJ Milf X W, ilk 1, lcllag' lgaa Page Five ff

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PHS 1- 1 cpl Karr? 1915 Page Four Foreword Y 1 he Mayflower in its initial issue endeavors to portray the differ- Q T ent phases of high school life in a more significant manner than is customarily presented in the ordinary run of yearbooks. VVe have not reached the acme of journalism in our offering, nevertheless, our adept staff has Worked sedulously in making at some new creations in an effort to please our readers. It is obvi- ous during this hour of conflict, that there should be certain im- pedaments to obstruct our progress. We have bent every effort, regardless of conditions, to leave our monument, the first issue of the Mayflower to commemorate our pleasant days in the Plymouth High School. XYe are especially grateful to Louis XV. Bonsib, former editor of the In- diana University Arbutus, for his valuable suggestions, and to Chester XV. Cleveland of the Class of 1916, for the careful revision of our copy. It is our wish that the members of the Class of 1918, may ponder over this souvenir from year to year, until, if ever, the memories of these wonder- ful pages of life shall be turned in oblivion.

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