Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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fjv I « I : » : : ahr iflapflnutrr 1U32 THE JUNIOR CLASS Top Row: Donald Kring, Francis Johnson, Harley Laughlin, Arnold Manual, James Parsons, Fred Logan, Virgil Lee, J. Arthur Richards, Eldo Miller, Vincent Moore, Joel Roahrig, Wayne Nelson, Everett Hampton, Paul Gretter. Second Row: Gordon Meeker, Roland Miller, Thelma Kyzcr. Frances McGriff, Mar- guerite Kline, Helen Miller, Erma Reaker, Cccile Markley, Lucille Gcrrard, Elizabeth Fulk- erson, Leslie Gray, Charles Furry, Richard Harris. Third Row: Dorothy Mead, Julia Rhodes, Helen Peregrine, Marv Rannells, Audrey Jewell, Helen Link, Edythc Grossman, Alice Handy, Virginia Grant, Carol Fruits, Margaret Hill, Ruth Franklin, Evelyn Hurford, Marga Ellen Clouse. Annis Blue. Lizzie Ham. President ...................................... Roland Miller Vice-President .................................. Francis Johnson Secretary ...... .................................. Betty Beals Treasurer Joel Roahrig The most outstanding students, elected by the junior class, arc Betty Beals and Dale Tanner. The junior class started its career in P. H. S. three years ago with 111 members. Last year the membership fell to 97. At present there arc 89 in the class. The class has been well represented in athletics. David Fctherolf, Everett Hampton, Francis Johnson, Joel Roahrig, Joe Schlosser, Leonard Fcrtig, and Dale Tanner were on the football squad. Fethcrolf, Hampton, Johnson, and Roahrig earned major letters and Fertig and Tanner earned minor letters. In basketball, Dale Tanner, David Fethcrolf, Richard Harris, Leonard Fertig, Francis Johnson, Charles Thomas, Gordon Meeker, Everett Hampton, and Willard Hampton were on the squad. Lizzie Ham, Marga Ellen Clouse, Alice Handy, and Julia Steiner were out for girls' basketball, all of them being on the first team. « PaK Twenty-(our

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- Shr ittaiiflnutrr 1U32 THE JUNIOR CLASS Top Row: James South, Richard Webster, David Fethcrolf, Joe Schlosscr, Richey Whitesell, Dale Tanner, Russell Faust, Charles Thomas, Guy Wraight, Ronald Spitlcr, Ed- win Scott, Howard Gricwank, Arnold Singcry, John Stephenson, William Brook, Harold Youngman, Walter Smith. Second Row: Evan Shelby, Floyd Bowen, Wilbur Bordner, Everett Hampton, Leonard Fertig, Donald Zehner, Eldon Wallace. Third Row: Marie Berkeypile, Pauline Bennett, Elizabeth Beals, Shirley Abair, Edna Mae Stephenson, Julia Steiner, Bernice Thomas, Esther Spitlcr, Marie Saucrwine, Martha Savcry, Violet Sarber, Florence Ulrich, Esther White, Mildred Snyder, Pauline Wclborne, Dorothy Shelton, Alice Stack. The juniors took first place in the first interclass track meet held in '31 and second in the second meet. Ruth Franklin and Betty Beals were on the bookkeeping team in the 1931 District Com- mercial Contest. Joe Schlosscr represented the class in debate. Students ranking high in scholarship were Betty Beals, Gordon Meeker, Eldo Miller, Ruth Franklin, and Thelma Kyzer. Alfred Ulrich was elected honorary captain of the 1931-32 basketball team. Twelve juniors are members of Hi-Y. Francis Johnson is the treasurer. Juniors on the Tri L cabinet were Lucille Gerard, Betty Beals, vice-president; and Julia Steiner. Two junior parties were held this year, one on December fifth, and one on February 27. The Junior Carnival was held April 8. The sponsors of the junior class are: Miss Ahl, chairman; Mr. Bigler, and Mr. Ruch. I’iiKc Twenty-five