Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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ll o lower' tl- ? 4 n 1 ' EDITH A. BOYS T. D. Twenty-two 'Tis true she is much inclined to chin and talk with all mankind. Quartette '19, '20, '21, '22. Glee Club '19, '20, '21, '22. Mixed Chorus '19, '20, '21, '22. Operetta '20, '21, '22. Secretary '20, '21. Debate '22. Basket Ball '22. Inter-class B. B. '22. Associate Editor Mayflower '22. nDil1ku LAWRENCE C. RICHARD On their own merits, modest men are dumb. Inter-Class U. B. '21. Track '22. Decorating Committee '21. A Modern King Midas '21 BERTHA G. GREEN 'Bertie And here's our little country maid, Correct and sweet and very staid. Class Calendar '22. Christmas Carol '22. Debate '22. Senior Carnival '22. ALvEs D. 0'KEEFE Keefie' The very highest qualities of genius. Business Manager Ye Pilgrim '22. Stage Manager Operetta. '20, '21, '22. Art Editor Mayflower '22. Track '21, '22. Carnival '21, '22. CLARA H. GOODRICH C!arie' Dark eyes, but bright prospects. Business Manager Mayflower '22. Mayflower Class Reporter '21, Gypsy Rover '20. Debate '22.

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.f lower ,gl .: V , if Mmm E. STEELE AIN, Laughing with her feet and eyes. Concert '19, Glee Club '21, '22. Operetta '20, '21, '22. Debate '21. Inter-class B. B. '22. Style Show '22. Snap Shot Editor Mayflower '22. Senior Carnival '21, '22. B. XVINIFRED MORRIS Freddir ' She's full of life, she's full of fun. Glee Club '19, '20, '21, '22. Mixed Chorus '19, '20, '21, '22. Concert '19. Quartette '20, '21. Operetta. '20, '21, '22. Literary Editor Mayflower '22. Inter-class B. B. '22. Track '22. Style Show '22. May Festival '20, RIARGARETHA K. KELVER .f1I1zrgir The best tribute we know-an all-around girl. Glee Club '20, '21, '22. Mixed Chorus '19, '20, '21, '22. Junior Show '21. Operetta Ac-companist '21, '22. Senior Carnival '22. DOROTHY A. GROSSMAN For she was just the quiet kind whose natures never vary. Post Graduate. Inwood H. S. FRANCFS ZEHNER COQK She smiles and smiles and will not, will not sigh. Mixed Chorus '18, '19, '20, '21. Glee Club '18, '19, '20, '22 Concert '19. Operetta '20, '22. Carnival 'I8. Quartette '18. if Twenty-one

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ll g Jvrayfxowsf 7' I .- lass Histor HAT a wonderful day that was- when thirty-five small girls with stifliy starched dresses and with hair ,hanging in long shiny braids or beau- tiful curls and twenty-one bashful boys with shining faces and well-pressed suits-entered the P. H. S. Assembly Room, September 7, 1918. Little did those young students think, as they entered amid the applauding of the upper-class- men, that they would ever live to be Seniors. At first it seemed as if high school life was indeed exciting but soon the novelty wore off. After a month or two we were informed that it was time to elect our class officers. We felt very dignified, indeed, when we elected Howard Grossman, Presidentg Dale Rains, Vice-Presidentg Gilbert Kizer, Secretary and Louise jones, Treasurer. VVe chose what we thought were beautiful colors, old rose and silver grey but later we selected our present colors, black and gold. During the Freshman year we had several parties and were ably represented on the debat- ing team by our president. VVe had several members in the high school orchestra and two of our class-mates were in the high school quartet which won first place in the County Miisical Contest. After one year of faithful studying we entered the Sophomore year with a decrease of ten members. Here we had an excellent chance to welcome the Freshmen as we were welcomed the year before. This year we devoted our time to studying more than anything else. Two of our members were on the debating team. During the year several of our members dropped out-some of them moved away. After a short vacation we resumed our studies in the good old P. H. S. We realized that we were just half through with our high school CZICCT-WOLlld we ever get through? Of course we would! And we have proven ourselves good winners. The third year we succeeded in gaining more honor for our class by winning second place in Track. During this year Ruth Millikan entered our class from Greenfield High School. In lN'Iay we planned the junior-Senior Banquet which was considered one of the best ever given, and we are sure the Class of ,2I appreciated our efforts to give them the treat of their lives. Having thus far so nobly advanced we were, at last, dignified Seniors and the Class of '22 determined to carry off more honors than it had in previous years. By several ways the Class of ,22 has proven itself an A 1 class. VVe were very successful in planning and carrying out plans for the carnival which was enjoyed by everyone who attended. Our class was well represented in the Operetta and during all four years of high school life we have had two members singing on the girls' quartet, which enters the County Contest and during the Senior year we have had two members on the boys' quartet, mixed chorus, glee club and also in all the athletics. During the senior year seven members of the debating teams were Seniors. Last, but not least-we as Seniors-won the interclass boys' basketball tournament. And in conclusion we would say that we of the Class of y22 have worked together in all the years of our high school career and have proven ourselves to be an all around success- ful class, and we expect to win more success in the future years when we shall meet again as the women and men of the tomorrow. MARGARETHA KELVER. Twenty- three