Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1935 volume:

THE MAYFLOWER of 19 3 5 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL COPYRIGHT 1935 By RUTH SHATFOR D Editor-In-Chief KENNETH GOODWELL Business Manager Another year has come and gone, another Mayflower has come into port, bearing a colorful cargo of art. The staff, believing that all students are artists in the panorama of life, has painted for you in this book, a series of pictures, symbolizing our cultural growth and recalling happy days spent in Lincoln High School. To MARY JANE WHITE, who has con- tributed so generously of her time and talent to the activities of our school, we the class of 1935, dedicate this book. ARTHUR W. THOMSON President ARTHUR M. CLEVELAND Secretary ADMINISTRATION J. ABNER BROMAN Treasurer H. RALPH BEABOUT Principal B. Butlor University Columbia University RAY KUHN Superintendent A. B. and B. Pd. Tri-State College M. A. Columbia University Winona College Chicago Univorsity HELEN ALBERT Office Clerk FACULTY HAZEL F. AHL Indianapolis, Indiana Physical Education, Govern- ment A. B. Oxford College Butler University North Amorican Gymnastic Normal Purdue University University of Wisconsin RAY BIGLER Syracuse, Indiana Science. Health A. B. North Manchester Collogo University of Chicago MARCELLA CORNETET Elkhart. Indiana English. French A. B. Indiana Central Indiana University Wisconsin University JOHN W. BECK Lafayette, Indiana Physical Education. Industrial Arts B. S. Purduo University BERTHA CAROTHERS Plymouth. Indiana Mathematics A. B. Indiana University Indiana State Teachers College University of Wisconsin KATHERINE GARN Plymouth, Indiana History A. B. Indiana University University of Wisconsin University of Chicago 20 FACULTY AGNES HASS Piercoton, Indiana Latin. Geometry A. B. Indiana University University of Chicago ELWOOD HOOKEY Plymouth, Indiana Commercial B. S. Indiana Stato Teachers College TERRENCE A. KLECKNER Winamac, Indiana Biology. Social Science A. B. DoPauw University M. A. University of Chicago MARY E. HOLDERMANN Second Semester Winomoc. Indiana English A. B. Hanover DEMA KENNEDY Indianapolis, Indiana English, Public Spooking A. B. Butler University M. A. Bread Loaf School of English Univorsity of Wisconsin DoPauw University v HELEN McGAUGHEY First Somoster Greoncastlu, Indiana English. Journalism A. B. DoPauw University M. A. Bread Loaf School of English Western College for Women 21 FACULTY ANNE MORRIS Lafayotte, Indiana Homo Economics B. S. Purduo Univorsity John Horron Ar Institute CAROLYN TOWNSEND Martinsville, Indiana Sloo Club B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Arthur Jordan Conservatory RUTH ANNE WESER Logansport, Indiana Commercial B. S. Ball State Toachors College DALLAS C. RUCH Plymouth, Indiana Industrial Arts B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Purdue Univorsity Bradley Polytechnic Institute CARL VON BROCK Plymouth, Indiana Band. Orchestra B. S. M. DePauw University Valparaiso College Indiana University MARY JANE WHITE Columbia City. Indiana Art A. B. Indiana University Taylor Art School 22 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS KENNETH GOODWELL Varying from debating to school business dealing, Kenny has proved an asset to the class. Senior Class President: Junior Class President: Man from Nowhero ; 'Who Kissed Eliza : Soven Keys to Baldpate ; Hi-Y Vice-President; Hi-Y Board: Board of Control Vice- President; Board of Control Pres- ident: Debating; Debato Club; Ye Pilgrim; Dramatic Club: Mayflowor Staff; Look Who's Here. FAITH HILDEBRAND Novor lacks for manly assistants. Senior Class Socrotary; Peggy and the Pirates : Why the Chimes Rang ; Who Kissed Eliza ; Soven Keys to Baldpate ; May Fostival; Homo Room President: Home Room Treasurer: Basketball; Soccer; Game Technique Club: Dramatic Club Secretary; Cinema Club; Ye Pilgrim; Mayflower Staff: Tri-L Cabinet; Glee Club: Board of Control. alyce McKesson Did you hear a laugh so throaty and gay? If you did, it was Alyce, I'll vonturo to say. Senior Class Vice-President; Peggy and the Pirates ; Jewels of tho Desert ; Tri-L Cabinet; Board of Control: World Friendship Club Treasurer; World Friendship Club Secrotary; Thoacallosia Club Vice- President; Cinoma Club Secretary; May Festival; Mayflower Staff; Way to a Man's Heart ; Gleo Club. LAWRENCE CARVEY He holds the shekels of the mob. Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; Home Room Treasurer; Spelling Contest; Practical Science Club; Ye Pilgrim; Cinema Club. Bertha Carothers Helen McGaughey SPONSORS Terrence A. Kleclcner Mary E. Holdermann CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1931, we entered Lincoln High School one hundred and thirty- seven strong. We were green,M of course, but we were determined not to pretend that we were frightened. But there's something about a superior senior grinning at you that makes all your fingers thumbs, your feet tangle, and your voice falter. But we lived through it and started some of our members in football, basketball, and debate. During our sophomore year, we just slipped along. Several members of the class were outstanding, but most of us were just sophomores. The outstanding event of our junior year was the Junior-Senior Banquet, which we planned and which, we believe, was a pleasing success. It was a nautical affair, the theme being the Fleur de Mai. And now we are seniors. We have had four happy years in high school. We have presented the school with athletes, scholars, debaters, and musicians. And when we have quit the school, we hope that those left behind will feel that our time here was not spent in vain. 25 SENIORS DELPHINE BALL If you would grow tall and stately, you must always walk sedately. Orchestra: Glee Club: Game Tech- nique Club: Ye Pilgrim; Dramatic Club; Cinema Club; Mayflower Staff: Home Room Vice President; Peggy and the Pirates ; Jewels of the Desert : Sylvester and His Saxophone. EDYTHE BOTTORF And with malice toward none hor kindness lies, Hiddon beneath a shy disguise. Peggy and the Pirates ; 'Jowels of tho Desert ; May Festival: Glee Club: Basketball: World Friendship Club: Gamo Technique Club; Soc- cer; Volley Ball. MYRTLE BRUGH She tries to kid 'om all. The Way to a Man's Hoart ; Peggy and the Pirates ; Jewels of tho Desert ; Katherine Do- cides ; Home Room Secrotary: Thoacallosia; Gleo Club: World Friendship Club; May Festival; Baskotball; Look Who's Here. GAIL CARNEFIX Nevor idle, nevor still, always smiling, always will.” Tri-L President; Ye Pilgrim; Ask tho Professor : Mayflower Stoff; May Festival; “Why the Chimes Rang ; Woy to a Man's Hoart ; Jewels of the Dosert ; Home Room President: Treasurer; Dramatic Club: Homemakers' Club: Journal- ism Club: Glee Club President; Sextet; Soccer; Sylvoster and His Saxophone ; Volley Ball. MARILEE CORDICK Words. words, flow. Seven Keys to Baldpate': Who Kissed Eliza : Katherine Decides ; Not Quito Such a Goose : Dobato Team: Theacallosia Critic; Who's Here. on everlasting 'Look LOWELL BORDNER How about it. Gang? Yell Leader; Seven Keys to Bald- pate ; Cinema Club; Aviation Club; Practical Science Club. Sec- retary; Look Who's Hero. MARY JUNE BROWN Brown eyes and doos she use them! Peggy end the Pirates : Jewels of tho Desert ; May Festival: Glee Club; Game Technique Club: World Friendship Club: Cinema Club; Basketball; Look Who's Hore. CLARENCE BURKETT It's not that I don't like to study. but my eyes are weak. Band: Orchestro; Music Club; Debote Club; Industrial Club. DONA CLOUSE 'Tis true she is much inclinod to chin and talk with all mankind. Tri-L Cabinet; Board of Control; Yo Pilgrim; Mayflowor Staff; Jowels of the Desert ; Home Room Secretary: Game Technique Club; Varsity Basketball; Katherino Decidos ; Dramatic Club; G. A. A.: Basketball; Cinema Club; Second Childhood ; Volloy Ball; Soccer; Look Who's Hore. DOROTHY DEALE Who is our New Doal? Who is witty? Why. don’t you know? It's our Diddy. Nunor. South Bend: Tri-L Treasurer. Vice-Presidont; May Festival; Man From Nowhere : Home Room Treasurer; Jewels of the Desert ; G. A. A. Secretory; Look Who's Hero. 26 SENIORS JOHN DELL What may ho bo. who knows? Sylvester and His Saxophono ; Baseball; Scionco Club. Secretary; Industrial Club; Hobby Club; May Festival. 8ARBARA DUNFEE 'Gontlomon Prefer Blondes.’ 'tis said. So Barbara uses her head.” When the Chimes Rang ; Poggy and the Pirates ; Jewels of the Desert ; Seven Keys to Baldpato ; Way to a Man's Heart ; May Festival; Glee Club; Varsity Basket, boll; Home Room President; Game Technique Club; Dramatic Club; Cinema Club; Basketball; Volley Boll; Soccer; Ye Pilgrim; Mayflower Staff. CATHERINE EBERT 'Irish Luck' describes this one. She's the kind that’s lots of fun. G. A. A.; May Fostival; Volley Boll; Soccer; Basketball. JOHN EVANS What I think I must say.” Football; Basketball; 'Sylvestor and His Soxophone ; P Club; Cinoma Club; Homo Room President; Inter- class Basketball; Trock; Second Childhood. ARWIED FREIBERG Tis curls that moke a man. Sylvester and His Saxophono ; Debato Club; Hobby Club; Moy Festival. ANNABEL DEXTER Let's have a party. Sylvestor and His Saxophone ; Varsity Basketball; Jewels of tho Dosort ; G. A. A.; Cinema Club; May Fostival; Glee Club; Poggy and the Pirates ; Volley Ball; Soccer. LEWIS DUWELIUS A quiot tongue shows a wiso head. Football; May Festival; Mathemat- ics Club; Industrial Club. CECILIA EMENAKER And here’s our little country maid, Correct, and sweet, and very staid. May Festival; Home Makers’ Club. VERNON FLOSENZIER Horo’s Flosenzier, our centor tall, How our hoarts do thump whon he gets tho ball, If he misses the basket, we own him not, But it's usually good for a two- point drop. Basketball; Football; Track; Hi-Y; Inter-class Basketball; Aviation Club; World Friendship Club; P Club. CHARLES GLAUB All men are born free and equal, but some of thorn get a girl. Football; Basketball; Track; Hi-Y,1 Vice-President; Ye Pilgrim; P Club: Inter-class Baskotball; Home Room President. 27 SENIORS VICTOR GOLDKETTE A choery. friendly man is he. For having been with the scouts at sea. Mathematics Club: World Friend- ship Club: Journalism Club; Indus- trial Arts Club. VIRGIL GREER Mo and my gal. Music Club: Journalism Club; In- dustrial Club: May Festival. HARVEY HATFIELD Somotimos ho sits, other times he just sits. Ye Pilgrim; Dramatic Club: Hi-Y; Industrial Club; Mayflower Staff. LUTHER HEPLER I envy the man who knows more than I, but pity the man who knows less. Bond; Orchestra; Debate. KENNETH HUNT Q Sometimes we wondor if he hos a voice. But to be quiet, it sooms. is his choice. Band; Orchestra; Track; Solo Con- test; Debate. RUTH GOSS Good for o basket. G. A. A.; Mathematics Club; Inter- class Baskotball; Volley Ball: Soccer; May Festival. RALPH GROSSMAN I'd rathor watch you work. Commercial Club: World Friend- ship Club: Industrial Club; May Festival; Home Room Treasurer; Seven Keys to Baldpate. RICHARD HEISER We can hardly think of Hoisor without athletics or athletics with- out Heiser. Hi-Y; Football; Baskotball: Base- ball: Inter-class Basketball; P Club: Cinema Club President; Glee Club. LURA MAE HOLM Dark eyes but bright prospocts. Tri-L Cabinet; Board of Control; Homo Room Secretary: Debate Club: Language Club Secretary; World Friendship Club Secretary; CinomaClub; May Festival; County Latin Contost; Outstanding Girl; P Pin; Moyflowor Staff. CHARLES KELLISON Chuck is quiet and unassuming. Yet he's readily amusing. Jewels of the Desert ; Soven Keys to Baldpate ; Hi-Y Secretary. President; Football; Track; Ye Pil- grim; Glee Club: Intor-cless Track; May Festival; Homo Room Vice- President; Look Who s Here. 28 SENIORS BOB KIERNAN Every day is lody's day with mo. Hi-Y; Football; Basketball; Track; P Club; Practical Science Club; Cinema Club; May Festival. ROGER KUHN No sinner, no saint porhaps but— well, the vory best of chaps.” Basketball; Track; Bend; Dramatic Club; Cinoma Club. ARLENE LAWRENCE She spont her senior year in study- ing ’Virgil'. World Friendship Club President; May Festival; Thoacallosia; Journal- ism Club; Cinema Club; Homo Room Treasurer, Secretary; May- flower Staff. PAULINE LEWIS On one she smiled, and he was blest.” Culver High School; May Festival; Inter-class Basketball; Volloy Ball; Soccer; G. A. A. MARVEL MARKS Farmerette World Friendship Club; Library Club: Typing Club; Cinoma Club: May Fostival. MARY KNIGHT The way to a man's heart is through his stomach so I've token up cooking instructions. May Festival; World Friendship Club; Homo Makers' Club. MARGARET LAMBORN When you and I were young. Maggie. Home Mokers' Club; World Friend- ship Club; Typing Club; Cinomo Club: May Festival. MARY LAWRENCE Swoet and neot and quite com- plete. Peggy and the Pirates ; Homo Room President; May Festival; Debate Club; World Friendship Club: Typing Club; Cinema Club: Look Who's Here. IRENE LISTEN6ERGER A smile for every girl and two for ovory boy. Peggy and the Pirates ; Glee Club; Home Makers' Club; G. A. A. President; May Festival; Inter- class Basketball; Volley Ball; Soccer. WILFRED MAST Willie boy. Willie boy. Whore are you going?” Dobate: Band: Orchestra; World Friendship Club President; May- flower Stoff; Yo Pilgrim; Solo Con- test. 29 SENIORS brooker master A noso for nows. Journalism Club; Yo Pilgrim Editor; Cinema Club; Mayflower Staff; Who Kissed Elixo? ; Sovon Keys to Baldpate ; Man From No- where”; Handbook: Press Represen- tative. Board of Control; Look Who's Here. WALTER MILLER Deop thought and I are strangers. My mind is unspoiled by use. Board of Control; Ye Pilgrim; May- flower Staff; Hi-Y; Journalism Club: Cinema Club; Who Kissod Eliza: Home Room President. WENDELL NELSON A man of few words. Football; Basketball; Industrial Club. FRANK NORTON All for Norton. Football; Track; Music Club: World Friendship Club; P Club; Moy Festival. HERBERT PETERSON MALCOLM MILLER He always boars it with a grin. Such a fellow's bound to win. Hi-Y; Industrial Club; Mathematics Club. COLEMAN MINX The women don't scare me. Journalism Club; Yo Pilgrim; Dra- matic Club: Board of Control; Football; Tho Way to a Man's Heart ; Hi-Y Sergeant at Arms; Tho Man From Nowhore : Homo Room President; Seven Koys to Baldpate ; Mayflower Staff; Cin- oma Club Treasurer; Look Who's Here. GEORGE NICKEL Is she my girl friend! Commercial Club; Industrial Club; Aviation Club: Cinomo Club. MABEL PARSONS I just can't koop quiet. Glee Club; Peggy and tho Pi- rates : G. A. A.; Inter-class Basket- ball: May Festival. RICHARD PETT Ho seems to be the teacher's Pott. But they novor have caught him at it yet. Central High School. Lima. Ohio; South Sido High . School, Fort Wayne. Indiana; Cinema Club; Basketball. 30 SENIORS LOUISE PLETCHER She possess the kind of pluck, That is worth lots moro than luck. Peggy and tho Piretos : Home Room Treasurer; May Festival; Needle Work Club; Glee Club; World Friendship Club; Dobato Club: Dramatic Club: Girls' Sextot; Lady of Shallot ; Look Who's Here. LUCILE PYLE A light heart lives long. Warsaw High School; World Friendship Club: May Festival: G. A. A.; Glee Club; Thoacallosia. VENUS RHOADE Little by little. May Festival; Music Club; World Friendship Club; Homo Makers Club: Glee Club. ELAINE SCHAFF Laughing with hor feet and eyes. Board of Control; Dobato Club: Dramatic Club: Glee Club: Who Kissod Eliza? ; Peggy and the Pi- rates ; Jowols of the Desert ; Ye Pilgrim: Tennis; Girls' Sextet; Spe- cial Chorus; Lady of Shallot. ESTELLA MAE SHIRAR Estelle's got a Nickel. Band; Orchestra: Home Makers' Club; May Festival; Thoacallosia Vice-President. RAY PRICE Every one shift for himsolf and get out of my way. Seven Keys to 8eldpato ; Who Kissed Elixo? ; Practical Science Club: May Festival: Dramatic Club; Monagor of Football, Basketball, and Track. LLOYD RITCHEY He plays a trumpot and plays it well. Band: Orchestra: Mathematics Club: Industrial Club. OLEN ROAHRIG Now, as I understand it— Home Room Secretary; May Festi- val; Science Club; Language Club: Industrial Club. RUTH SHATFORD All tied up in a Knott. Peggy and the Pirates ; Jowels of tho Desert ; May Festival; Gamo Technique Club; Dramatic Club; Tri-L Secretary; Homo Room Vice- Prosidont; Gloe Club: Class Vico- Presidont; Inter-class Basketball; Yo Pilgrim; Mayflower Editor-in-chief; Boosters' Club: P Pin; Essay Con- test Winner. MARY SINGREY I am not of serious mind. I cast all my cares behind. Glee Club: May Festival; G. A. A.; Inter-school Basketball; Library Club: Volley Ball; Soccer. 31 SENIORS RAY STAIR Tho country-side shoilt. Hobby Club: Aviation Club. BEATRICE STEPHENSON I'm gonna’ lot the bumble 'beo' be. May Fostival; Music Club: World Friendship Club; Home Matters' Club; Cinema Club: Glee Club. MARIE STOCKMAN Stockman and Lawrenco, on in- separable pair, If you seo Lawrence, you know Stockmon’s thoro. Peggy and the Pirates : Jewels of the Desort ; May Fostival: Glee Club; World Friendship Club: Homo Makers' Club: Cinema Club. ILO SULLIVAN With a gigglo for every occasion. Journalism Club; Homo Mokors' Club: G. A. A.; May Festival. DORLEEN TEETER How can you toll whether she’ll Teetor or totter? Jewels of tho Desert ; Soccer; In- ter-school Basketball; Board of Control; Home Room President: Theacollosia. Critic: May Festivol; Who Kissed Eliza? ; Spreading tho News ; Sovon Keys to Bald- pato : The Man From Nowhore : ’ Why the Chimes Rang ; Look Vho's Here. JOE STALEY Were silenco golden. I’d bo a millionaire. Practical Science Club: Industrial Club; Aviation Club. DICK STEPHENSON I'm at bis Bock and call. Football; Baskotball; Track; Board of Control Vice-President; Debate Club: P Club: Cinema Club: Hi- Y; Home Room Treasurer, Pres- ident; Interclass Baskotball; Hi-Y Board. GERTRUDE STUCK She thundereth marvelously on her saxophono. Peggy ond tho Pirotos ; Or- chostro: 8and, President; Homo Room Vice-Prosidont; Theacallosia, President; Gloo Club: Solo Contest Winner; May Festival. JENNIE TANNER Hic Haec Hoc. Class Secretary; Jewels of the Desert ; The Way to a Man’s Heart ; Katherine Decides ; Or- chestra; Home Room President; Homo Makers’ Club: Dramatic Club; Theacallosia. Secretary: Latin Contest; May Festival: P Pin; Spreading the News : Peggy and the Piratos ; Look Who’s Here. HELEN THOMPSON Early to bed and early to rise and you miss the best part of tho day. May Festival; “The Way to a Man’s Heart : Soccer; Inter-class Baskot- ball; Theacalossia. Secretary; Home Makers’ Club; Dramatic Club; Look Who's Here. 32 SENIORS HAROLD TRUMP Harold always has a Trump up his sloeve. Sovon Keyt to Baldpate : Foot- ball; Track; Industrial Club; Math- omatics Club; May Fostival. ARDALE WILKINS What can bo soid against him? Lakovillo High School; Aviation Club. KATHRYN WILLIAMSON Tis she! I know hor by her gait. Music Club Secretary; Glee Club: Orchestra; Peggy and the Pi- rates : Jowels of tho Desert ; Theacallosia; May Festival; Soccer; Basketball; The Christmas Prosent ; Look Who's Here. MARY WRIGHT Right (Wright)? I always am. Valparaiso High School; Commer- cial Club; Home Economics Club; G. A. A.; Dramatic Club: May Fes- tival; Look Who’s Here. NEWELL YODER He come to school to get a gen- eral idea of things. Seven Keys to 8aldpote : Hi-Y Treasurer; Board of Control; Homo Room Secretary; Boys' League: De- bate Club: Aviation Club: Inter- class Basketball. i FRANCIS WEBSTER My maid Mary, she'll tend the dairy. Seven Keys to Boldpote ; Hi-Y: Football; Track: Student Athletic Manager; Home Room Vico Presi- dent; Science Club; P Club; Aviation Club: May Festival. GEORGE WILLIAMSON Gotta gotta girl. Track: Debato Club; Band; Hi-Y: Dramatic Club; The Way to a Man's Heart ; Socond Child- hood : Football; Seven Keys to Baldpato ; Jewels of the Desert; Glee Club; May Festival; Look Who's Here. LEWIS WOOLEY He tendeth to his own affairs. As others should attend to thoirs. Industrial Club: Mathematics Club. LORRAINE XAVER Typewriter keys she subjugates, Her shorthand strokes are koen. In commerce of tho future. She'll reign the typists' queen. Home Economics Club; World Friendship Club; Cinema Club; May Festival. CHALON ZUMBAUGH A little backward about coming forward. Band; Industrial Club Basoball; Football. 33 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President—Lloyd Morris Vice-President—Donald Parker Secretary—Nann Carvey Treasurer—Raymond Beagles OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Lloyd Morris Phyllis Easter JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM COMMITTEES DECORATION Raymond Beagles Bob Beals Donald Cramer Virginia Ferguson Kathryn Flora Doran Hogle Robert Downing Esther Funic Parker Link Marcele Machlan Carl Woolley Mary Ruth Nelson Richard Pippenger FOOD Pauline Bryan Virginia Abair Nann Carvey Phyllis Easter Donald Goodwell Jane Holloway Mary Anna Growcock Mary Knepper Helen Lee Russell Stephenson Harry Olson Donald Parker Ruth Read PROGRAM Robert Barts Jim Brynes Marie Kline Virginia Ruggles Martha Tharp Elizabeth Thomson Dale Boggs Marshall Craig HOME ROOM 209 First Row—Beatrice Amonos. Raymond Boagles, Robert Barts, Bernice Bixel. Virginia Abair. Diclt Ball. Second Row—Joe Bowlos. Denis 8urden, James Byrnes, Billy Campboll. Mary Jane Bower. Dorothy Bottorff. Dale Boggs, Miss Garn. Third Row—Robert Beals, Vaughn Dolan. Robert Downing. Donald Cramer. Marshall Craig, Phyllis Easter, Mary Cook, Nann Carvey. Fourth Row—Dick Derf. Kathryn Flora. Virginia Forguson, Henry Altheido. Arthur Feylor. William Groman. Donald Goodwell. Esther Funk. Mary Growcock. Clifford Goodrich. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Miss Garn Miss Cornetet HOME ROOM 207 First Row—Dorothy Price, Holen Lee. Mery Knepper. Elizabeth Kreighbaum. Mario Kline. Jane Holloway, Margaret Jones. Socond Row—Miss Cornetet. Mary Ruth Nolson. Cora Huffor. Margaret Noidlingor. Virginia Klingerman, Frances Mast, Boe Henderson, Esther Jones. Third Row—Harry Olson. Richard Pippengor. Marcele Machlan. Lloyd Morris. Suzanne Pomeroy, Parker Link, Forrest McKoe. Fourth Row—Robert Kruyer. Carl Nagle. Doran Hogle. Donald Parker. Phil Klein. James Kennedy, David Joseph. Richard Piston. HOME ROOM 108 Firlt Row—Botty Warnes. Elizabeth Thomson. Louise Snyder, Thelma Wreight, Ruth Road. Second Row—Valda Mae Stuck. Margaret White. Bette Wright. Helen Ulrich. Martha Tharp. Virginia Ruggles. Third Row—Mr. Ruch. Darwin Roohrig. Carl Woolley. Tom Rullman. Paul Staley. Martin Trask. Jimmy Webstor. Ellsworth Zumbaugh. Fourth Row—Robert Zumbaugh. Ward Yoder, Julius Vinall. Russell Stephenson. Bob Tanner. Howard Scott. Claude South. 38 Mr. Hookey SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Miss Hos� OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Bee Steiner Charles Pinnoy HOME ROOM 205 First Row—Hugh Dealo. Mary Alice 8ennett. Betty Bonnell, Kenneth Boker. Myra Cornofix. Regina Emenoker. Gerald Coffeen. Second Row—Betty Cook, 8arbara Bakor, Geraldine Buckingham, Virginia Ball, Kathryn Bottorff. Geraldine Bodwards. Third Row—Louis Ball. Joo Cromer. Mr. Hookey. Richard Day, Wayne Baker. HOME ROOM 208 First Row—Wendell Lee. Harriet Haddock. Esther Grossman. Ruth Fetherolf. Tom Ferguson. Billy Houghton. Second Row—Virginia John. Mary Felke. Corl Kile. Luthor Holdoread. Frances Gleub. Madeline Greer. Harry Hepler. Third Row—Harold Fruits, Kenneth Jewell, Joe Fullor, Honry Gerard, Ralph Lechlitner. Louis Girten, Ethel Joffries. Carol Hite. Teresa Gretter, Miss Hass. 39 SOPHOMORE CLASS Mist Morris SPONSORS Miss Kennedy HOME ROOM 102 Firs� Row—Edward Peregrine. Dorothy Mostor. Geraldine Myers. Mildred Mann. Margaret Morris. Lowell Peterson. Charles Pinney. Second Row—Bayard Rafferty. Orlend Neidlinger, Betty Palmer. Mildred Orr. Norma Neidlinger, Maxine Morris. Goorge Rankin. Third Row—Miss Morris. Robert Neir, Charles Nelson. Irene Myers. Jane Polley. Louise Rannells. Ruth McCollough, Thelma McConnell. Fourth Row—Kenneth Manual, Francos McLaughlin, Irone Perkins. Harold Marks. Lowoll Neidig. Elizabeth Pratt. Fred Norton. Harold McLaughlin. HOME ROOM 107 First Row—Mable VanGilder, Lovett© Rhoode. Virginia Wagner, Bee Steiner. Wilma Thomas. Nova Wood. Louise Thompson. Mary Susitts. Marjorie Schlosser. Ward Troyer. Socond Row—Rollan Riddle. Forest Rood. Helen Woolley. Dorothy Wagoner. Wayne Shivoly, Harold Truman. Lawrence Underwood. Frances Thompson. Miss Kennedy. Third Row—Violet Vernard, Helen Watson. Mary Ann Zimmerman. Botty Scheetz. Earl Sauerwein, Francis VanGilder. Marjorie Sarber. Evelyn Wobster. Fourth Row—Voarl Roose. Otho Wilkins. Bernard Scheetz. Paul Zeiger, Francis Xever, Lawrence Weaver. 40 Mr. Bee It William laramor© FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Mr. Bigler Kathaleen Easter HOME ROOM STUDY HALL First Row—Geraldino Casterline. Eleanor Burkett. Kathaleen Easter. Betty Beaqlos Donald Glass. Second Row-Betty Frethour Alice Daugherty. Evelyn Flora. Marjorie Conner. Catherine Bowles. Mabel Ball, Anna Felko. Third Row—Harold Cook. Warren Griewank. Bornico Duwolius. Robert Edgington. Deane D.pert. Payton Garnand. Eldon Amblor. Fourth Row—Oon Houghton. Bill Drubert, Garwood Daniels. Robert Conger. Sonnet Diotl. Dale Engel. HOME ROOM 203 First Row—Virginio McFarland. Joe Longe. Elizabeth Heim. Klingerman, Loretta McPherson. Keith Kelver. Second Row—Charles Inks, DonnaBello Listonberger, Clorenco Rosalind Lauer, Marynoll Langdon. Arthur Mattii. Harold Juanita Lowry. Third Row—Mr. Bigler. Betty Longe. Vida McGriff. Jeno Klapp. Miller. Helen Ann Mallory, Betty Hansen. Malcolm Kinq. Humes. Bill McDonald, Woyne Graves. Fourth Row—William Laramore. Robert Livinghouse. Virginia Lee. Klingerman. Alberta Hepler. Dick Jonos. Junior McKinney. Mangun. Gordon Inks. John Kennedy. James Hollett. Markley, Marjorie Charles Virginia Gerald FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS Miss Weser Miss Ahl HOME ROOM 105 First Row—Rachel Reed. LaVanch Neidlinger. Dorothy Phillips. DonnaBollo Rhoades. Mel Parsons. Nola Moot. Lewis Pratt. Second Row—Harold Price. George Reaker, Josophine Monacy. Rosemary Quinn. James Pippenger, Marcella Morohouse. Junior Houghton. Third Row—Albert Rohrer. Donald Moore. Amos Pyle. Miss Woser. Franklin Pletcher, Winfred Ousnamer, Louis Null. HOME ROOM 101 First Room—William Squire,. Robert VaaVac.or. Del. Ruth Youngmen. Rosemary Scott. Mary Jane Yoder. Jack Woolpe t. Second Row—Carol Shireman. Robert Yeazel. Marjorie White. Clara Mattix. Rosie Stair. Arnold Shively. Third Row—Vera Sullivan. Bernice Zimmerman. Miss Ahl. Robert Sotco. Vera Shively. Fourth Row—Somuel Stockman. Florence Ward. Kathleen Vanata. Harold Stone. Paul Warnes. 42 BOARD OF CONTROL OFFICERS President................................Kenneth Goodwell Vice-President........................... Jim Fetherolf Acting Vice-President....................Dick Stephenson Secretary................................Elizabeth Thomson Sponsors.................................Mr. Kleckner Miss Kennedy Comptroller..............................Mr. Beabout The Board of Control is a centralizing and coordinating agency for the extra curricular activities of the school. The club, as a service organization, aims to sponsor and promote a complete school program. The major project of the year has been the activity ticket. Other projects have been A Get Acquainted Day, an all school spelling contest, and a Courtesy Day. Firjt Row—Kathaleen Easter. Mary Jane Yodor. Elizaboth Thomson. Faith Hildobrand, Harriet Haddock. Margaret Morris. Second Row—Robort VanVactor. William Laramore. Lure Mae Holm. Regina Emenaker. Marcele Machlan, James Pippenger. Third Row—Kenneth Goodwell. Donald Goodwoll. Paul Zoiger, Wendell Lee. Dick Stephonson. Julius Vinell. Mr. Kleckner. Miss Kennedy. 45 HI-Y OFFICERS President......... Vice-President... Secretary........ Acting Secretary Treasurer......... Serg.-at-Arms..... Sponsors......... Charles Kellison Charles Glaub Jim Fetherolf Kenneth Goodwell Newell Yoder Coleman Minx Mr. Beabout Mr. Kleckner Hi-Y is a boys' organization, composed of 28 members from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The Hi-Y slogan is clean living, clean speech, clean scholarship. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and commu- nity a high standard of Christian character. The chapter sponsored the gathering and distribution of food for the poor at Christmas time. They also sponsored a benefit show and organized an advertising project to raise money for an electric score board which was presented to the school. The club has also been in charge of auditorium programs for all of the boys of the student body. First Row—Lloyd Morris, Charles Glaub, Chorles Kellison, Nowell Yoder. Kenneth Goodwoll. Socond Row—Lowell Poterson. Malcolm Miller. Wendell Lee. Charles Pinney, Vernon Flosenzier. Donald Parker. Brooker Master. Denn.s Burdon, Hugh Deale. Third Row—Dick Heisor, Robert Kiornen. Dick Steohenson. Ward Yoder. Mr. Kleckner. Donald Goodwell. Herbert Poterson. Doran Hogle. 46 TRI-L President...... Vice-President. Secretaries.... Treasurer....... Dean of Girls. OFFICERS ...................Gail Carnefix ...................Phyllis Easter ...................Eleanor Burkett Kathaleen Easter ...................Ruth Fetherolf ...................Miss Kennedy Membership of Tri-L consists of all the girls in high school. Activities are car- ried on through the cabinet and committees. The aim of the organization is to promote a more democratic feeling to pro- v.de opportunities for the girls to meet socially, and to promote the development ot high ideals. c«binet sponsors guest meetings every other Thursday afternoon. Three girls plan the program and act as hostesses. Interesting speakers, including Mrs. Herbert Laramore. have talked. Some of the meetings have been in the nature ot musical teas. The theme of the programs has been The Development of Per- sonality. Tri-L has one auditorium each semester and an installation service. At Christ- mas time the girls give white gifts to Plymouth's needy. The Butterfly Tea for the freshman girls in the fall, the Christmas kid party the Sweetheart Party—a night club affair, a mothers’ and daughters’ party, and a dinner for the faculty will long be memorable occasions. First Row—Eloanor Burkett. Bee Steiner. Jane Klapp. Ruth Fetherolf. Kathaleen Easter. Kathryn Flora. Second Row—Harriet Haddock. Phyllis Easter. Gail Carnefix. Alyco McKesson. Lura Mao Holm. Morcelo Machlan. Miss Kennedy. THEAC ALLOSI A OFFICERS President...... Vice-President. Secretary..... Treasurer...... Sponsor....... Gertrude Stuck Estella Mae Shirar Helen Thompson Geraldine Myers Miss Cornetet The club is composed of girls from all classes of Lincoln High School. The aim of fhis club is to develop a literary understanding in the girls of this club. The club has studied plays, outstanding shows, and other forms of I'terery works. They have presented auditorium programs and benefit P 9™ s- Th® ub also has given plays to town organizations and sponsored teas for the teachers raise money for a trip to LaPorte. The club aims each year to attend some major productions. This year they attended two Shakespearian plays at LaPorte. These plays were presented by Fred- eric Henderickson and Clara Bruce. First Row—Geraldine Myers. Helen Thompson Estelle Meo Shirer. Marilee Cordick. Kathryn Williamson. Gertrude Stuck. Second Row—Dorothy Master. Mary Alice Bennett. Miss Cornetot. Myrtle Brugh, Jennio Tanner. Third Row—Betty Polmer. Margaret White. Harriet Haddock. Myra Carnefix, Margaret Jones, Helen Loo. WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB OFFICERS President....................................Wilfred Mast Vice-President...............................James Bergman Secretary....................................Ruth Read Treasurer....................................William Laramore Sponsor......................................Miss Garn The aim of the World Friendship Club is to create friendship among high school students of different countries and to develop an active interest in international problems. Students of the club correspond with students in foreign countries. The Plymouth High School club is the only one in Indiana which is a member of the Student Forum on International Relations. First Row—Evelyn Flora. Cora Huffor, Marjorie White. Bernice Zimmerman, Lila Morgan. June Brooding. Second Row—Thelma Wraight, Ruth Road. Louise Snyder, Frances Mast. Marjorie Miller. Beatrice Duwolius. Rosalind Lauer, Marjorie Connor, Esthor Jones. Clara Mattix. Third Row—OonnaBello Rhoades. William Laramore. Wilfrod Mast, Harold Cook, Frank Norton. Jim Bergman. Arthur Mattix, Dorothy Phillips. Miss Garn. 49 G. A. A. OFFICERS President........................... Vice-President...................... Secretory ond Treasurer............. Program Sponsor..................... Sponsor............................. .Irene Listenberger Helen Ulrich Regina Emenaker Catherine Ebert Miss Ahl The aim of the club is to develop sportsmanship and to promote keener interest in developing physical ability. The girls have on opportunity to win awards by participating in five different activities. Points are given for basketball, volleyball, hiking, skating, tennis, golf, swimming, ond bicycling. They take part in Play Days during the school term. The schools which came to Plymouth for Play Day this year were Culver, Argos, and Bremen. The activities were basketball and volley- ball. First Row—Mery Singrey, Catherine Ebort. Pauline Lewis. Regina Emenaker. Irene Listenberger, Holon Ulrich, llo Sullivan, Mary Ruth Nelson. Second Row—Lizzie Ham. Goraldino Bedwards, Irene Myers. Helen DePew. Dorothy Price. Edythe Bottorf, Evolyn Webster, Miss Ahl. Third Row—Ruth Goss, Helen Watson. Virginia Klingerman, Betty Bonnell. Paulino Bryan, Geraldine Buckingham. Fourth Row—Wilma Thomas, Kathryn Bottorf, Ethel Jeffries, Theresa Grettor, Mary Cook. Fifth Row—Mary Jane Bowor. Betty Pratt. Phyllis Easter. Betty Scheetr. Dorothy Bottorff, Virginia Abair. Esther Grossman. 50 THE HOBBY CLUB OFFICERS President................................Donald Goodwell Secretary................................Dick Jones Sponsor..................................Mr. Kleckner The objective of the club is to create new hobbies and develop more interest in old ones by demonstrations. In this manner leisure time activities are provided. During the year, demonstrations were given on radio, model trains, stamps, collections of match boxes, arrow heads and queer stones; practical science: magic; antiques and taxidermy. One of the most interesting projects of the club this year was the hydrogen balloon experiment. Hydrogen gas was prepared with a home made generator and balloons were filled. Notes were attached and the balloons were liberated. One balloon was found 60 miles from Plymouth three and one-half hours later. Mr. Simon from Avilla, Indiana, corresponded with the club after finding the balloon near his home. First Row—J°hn Bowen, Edward Porogrine, Junior McKinney. Donald Porker, Hugh Dealo, Wayne Boker. Second Row—Harold Fruits, Konneth Jewell. James Klingerman. Third Row—Robert Kruyer, Arwoid Frieborg. Herbort Peterson. Donald framer. Dick Jonos. Donald Goodwell. Warren Griewank. Billy Houghton. Fourth Row—Harold McLaughlin. Wendell Leo. John Dell. Lloyd Morris. Rtchord Pippenger. Kenneth Goodwell. Doran Hogle. Henry Gorard. Mr. Kleckner, Gerald Mangun. U DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS President...............................................Byrnes Vice-President..................................Julius Vinall Secretary.......................................Mildred Mann Treasurer....................................... Beatrice Steiner Program Committee...............................Julius Vinall Mildred Mann Sponsor.........................................Miss Kennedy The aims of the club are: to develop an interest and an appreciation for high grade dramatics: to gain a knowledge of fundamental principles of acting, of stage make-up, and a history of the stage and famous people connected with the stage; to give each member an opportunity to take part in at least one club program and one public performance; to study outstanding plays; and to produce as many as possible. Outstanding plays presented by the club this year were Guppy's Folks. Phoebe's Christmas Eve. A Pair of Lunatics. and The Orange Colored Neck- tie. The club has presented plays before the student body, the parent-faculty group, and various scnool and town societies. First Row—Louise Plotchor, Ruth Fotherolf. Gail Carnefix. Elaino Schaff. Frances Glaub. Thelma McConnell. Florence Ward. . _ . Second Row—Botty Freshour. Boo Steiner. Margaret Morris. Nann Cervey. Norma Noidlinger. Mary Wright. Betty Cook. Mary Bottorff. Miss Kennedy. Third Row—Lowell Peterson. Geraldino Cesterlino. Helen Ann Mallory. Mary Jano Yoder. Mildred Mann. Ruth McCollough. Rosemary Scott, Juanita Lowry. Martha TharP Fourth Row—Kathryn Flora, Virginia Ferguson. Marcele Machlan. Jane Holloway, Nova Wood. Rosie Stoir. DonnaBolle Listenbergor. Anna Ruth Youngman. Earl Sauorwein. Fifth Row—Suzonno Pomeroy. Esther Funk. Ray Price. Parker Link. Charlos Pinney. Dick Derf. Russell Stephenson. James Byrnes. Sixth Row—Robert Nier. Donald Parker. Doran Hogle. Bob Tanner. Konnoth Goodwoll. Ward Yoder. George Williomson. Julius Vinall. 52 THE HOMEMAKERS1 CLUB OFFICERS President......... Vice-President..... Secrotery.......... Treasurer.......... Sponsors ...............—......-....Cecilia Emeneker — .—............... Mary Ann Zimmerman — ................. ..Katheleen Easter ......................... Mablo VanGilder Miss Morris. Miss Carothers. Miss Wesey The aim of tho club is signified in the name. Th0 girls make small articles to be used in the home, such as: Cross stitched pictures, smocked pillows, chair tidies, tablo scarfs, applique and quilt blocks. At the end of tho year tho girls will givo a tea for their mothers and display their hondiwork. First Row—Nola Moot, Margaret Neidlinger. Katheleen Easter. Mabel Van Gilder. Mary Ann Zimmerman. Cecilia Emenaker. Virginia Wagoner. Alice Daugherty. Second Row—Mary Burkett, tavanch Neidlinger. Elizabeth Heim. Eleanor Burkett. Virginia John. Venus Rhoade, Anna Felke, Marynell Langdon. Wrd Row-Mi� Morris Vor. Shiv.ly, M.blo Ball. Vor. Sullivan, M.sina Morris. Helen Woolley. Mildred Miller. Mary Felke. Miss Weser. Fourth Row—Rechel Rood. Jane Polley. Mary Growcock. Carol Hite. Betty Hansen. Bee Honderson. Violet Vernard. Fifth Row—Josephine Monocy. Vida McGriff. Kathleon Vanata. Marcelle Morehouse. Mary Knight. Alberta Heplor. Helen Perkins. INDUSTRIAL CLUB OFFICERS President....................................-..Chalon Zumbaugh Assistants........Phil Klein, Claude South, Robert Barts, Wendell Nelson Sponsors.....................................Mr- Ruch Mr- Beck First Row—Max Price. Mel Parsons. Louis Pratt. Lowell Neidig. Wayne Graves. Tom Ferguson, Harold Truman. Second Row—James Pippenger, Orland Neidlinger. Lawrence Underwood. Bayard Rafferty, Chuck Nelson. Malcolm King. Joe Cramer. Don Rhoades. Third Row—Ward Troyer. Albert Rohror. Harold Marks. Kenneth Bakor, Harold Price. Mr. Ruch. Fourth Row—Gordon Inks. Fred Norton, Bill Drubort. Ralph Lechlitner, Ed Elliott. The Industrial Club is composed of 65 boys. The aim of this club is to better acquaint its members with tho industrial opportunities of the community. The members visit industrial plants and discuss trips on alternate club days. Rrst Row—Francis VanGilder. Chalon Zumbaugh, Don Null. Vearl Roose, Bornard Scheotz. Malcolm Miller, econd Row—Bob Barts. Paul Staley. Vaughn Dolan. Joe Staley. Claude South. Forost McKee. Third Row—Harold Trump. Dennis Burdon. Olen Roahrig, Virgil Greer, Wendell Nelson. Fourth Row—James Kennedy. Phil Klein, Lewis Duwelius. William Groman, Ralph Grossman, Lewis Woolley, Mr. Bock. 54 aviation club President—Robert Beals OFFICERS Vice President—Dick Ball Sponsors—Mr. Hookoy, Mr. Bigler Fr ’klin Pl0,Cher- Cl Ho “ ' Jo� Bobby L°Ui Sir,° ' S0rsld Do ”,d Sl- Arnold TI’MR ;9,inBi9l,r- Ch°r'” lnU' Eld°n A ’bl ''’ 8011 C °' Shiromon. Robort Sole. Richard Day. Robert Zumbaugh. Jim Wobster. Fourth Row—Carl Woolley. Carl Kile. Arthur Faylor. David Joseph. Fifth Row Francis Webster. Vernon Flosenzier. Forrest Reed. Charles Kellison. Tom Rullman. • -i ° £«? Ptti ti di ,h s,udy of ou,i,ondi 9 con,rr P K%B:t„C°rl W°0,l0y' a d S 'y D� i - . -nod.1 nirpl.no FirS,VR.™n?or.k B° ' H°,ry Hepl0r’ R°bert Bo ,l‘’ R''c,, ,rd °li,on’ Woolporf. Robori s'coHtr:,r oyHH d Rstt L° :‘n -■ Th,rdHR°rn, y RAy Stdir- Paul Zoi9er- Joe Fulfer. Harvey Deacon. v“I? Si V Wmfred Ousnamor Amos Pyle. Ardale Wilkins. Francis Xaver. John Kennedy. Martin Trask. Wayne Shively. F°Utob.°TT;v;4ho:sr' Uwronc ---------------- °“i CINEMA CLUB SPONSORS Miss Holdormann — Miss Hoss The purpose of this organization is to help students understand end en|Oy the motion picture as a dramatic art by establishing standards tor appreciating films. The club studies the lives of actors and actresses, reviews current shows, and also First Row—Dona Clouse, vicepres.dent; Faith Hildebrand; Arlene Lawrence: Mary Juno Brown; Dorothy Doalo; Delphine Ball; Ruth Shotford. Second Row—Mary Lawrence; Marie Stockman; Lure Mae Holm; Lorraine Xavor; Marvel Marks; Margarot Lamborn; Barbara Dunfoe; Beatrico Stephenson. Third Row-Richard Pott; John Evans; Luther Hepler; Brooker Master; Lawrence Carvey: Coleman Minx, treasurer; Bob Kiernan; Miss Holdormann. Fourth Row—Walter Miller; Alyce McKesson, secretary: Lowell Bordner; Dick Hoiser. president; Kenneth Hunt; George Nickel: Charles Glaub FirjMlow—Del ngle: Payton Garnand; George Reeker; Robert Downing, secretary and treasurer; Dorwin Roahrig, president; Loren Woaver. Second Row—Betty Beagles; Mary Susitts; Lovetie Rhoade; Loretta McPherson; Louise Rannolls; Betty Longe; Catherine Bowles; Mildred Amones; Virginia McFarland; Madoline Greer. Third Row—Deanno Dipert; Jane Klapp; Barbara Boker; Marie Kl.no; Virginia Ruggles; Elizabeth Thomson; Betty Warrens; Valda Mao Stuck; Louiso Thompson. Fourth Row—Ellsworth Zumbaugh; Marjorie Schlosser; Dorothy Wagner; Miss Hass. Virginia Klingerman; Francos Thompson; Joe Bowles, vico president; Otho Wilkins. 56 MAYFLOWER STAFF SPONSOR—MISS KENNEDY RUTH SHATFORD—EDITOR-IN-CHIEF KENNETH GOODWELL Business Manager GAIL CARNEFIX Art Editor alyce McKesson LURA MAE HOLM Litorary Editors DELPHINE BALL HELEN THOMPSON Club Editors BARBARA DUNFEE HARVEY HATFIELD Athletic Editors COLEMAN MINX Asst. Business Manager DONA CLOUSE WILFRED MAST Feature Editors EDYTHE BOTTORFF MARILEE CORDICK Organization Editors FAITH HILDEBRAND ARLENE LAWRENCE Snapshot Editors BROOKER MASTER Asst. Athletic Editor MISS WHITE—Art WALTER MILLER Humor Editor SPECIAL SPONSORS MR. KLECKNER—Advertising MISS CAROTHERS—Subscriptions 59 BEAUTY 60 POPULARITY SENIOR PLAY SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE November 27 First Row—Lowell Bordner, Foith Hildebrand. Marilee Cordick. Barbara Dunfee. Newell Yoder. Second Row—Francis Wobster. Charles Kellison. Miss Ahl. Georgo Williamson. Kenneth Goodwoll. Third Row—Ray Price. Ralph Grossman. Brooker Master. Coleman Minx, Jennie Tanner. The senior class presented Seven Keys to Baldpate. a mystery play in three acts by George M. Cohan, on the evening of November 27. The play was directed by Miss Hazel Ahl. The following seniors appeared in this presentation: THE CAST Elijah Quimby....................... Mrs. Quimby......................... William Magee....................... John Bland.......................... Mary Nortan......................... Mrs. Rhodes......................... Peters ............................. Myra Thornhill...................... Lou Max............................. Jim Cargan.......................... Thomas Hayden....................... Jiggs Kennedy....................... Owner of Baldpate................... The Cop............................. .Charles Kellison .Marilee Cordick .Coleman Minx .Kenneth Goodwell .Barbara Dunfee .Faith Hildebrand .Newell Yoder Dorleen Teeter .Lowell Bordner George Williamson .Brooker Master Francis Webster Ralph Grossman .Ray Price 62 SENIOR PLAY LOOK WHO’S HERE” April I and 2 First Row—Dorloon Tootor, Mary June Brown. Kate Williamson. Helen Thompson. Myrtle Brugh, Mariloo Cordick. Second Row—Jennio Tanner. Dona Clouse. Dorothy Deale. Mary Lawrence. Louise Plotchor, Mary Wright. Third Row—Coleman Minx. George Williamson. Brooker Master. Kenneth Goodwoll, Charles Kellison. Look Who's Here.” the second senior class play was a three act comedy, presented by two different casts. The play was directed by Miss Mary Elizabeth Holdermann. THE CASTS Lymen Winchell...............Coleman Minx. Charles Kellison Estelle Winchell.............Dona Clouse, Dorothy Deale Tommy Rotanah................Kenneth Goodwell, Lowell Bordner Grace Sterling...............Dorleen Teeter, Mary Lawrence Alice Bainbridge.............Marilee Cordick. Jennie Tanner Jennie ......................Helen Thompson. Mary Wright Jimmie ......................George Williamson, Brooker Master Irene Andrews................Mary June Brown, Louise Pletcher Rose Stanford................Kate Williamson, Myrtle Brugh 63 YE PILGRIM Sponsor—Mr. Hookey EDITORIAL STAFF First Row—Dona Clouse. Humor; Faith Hildebrand. Featuros; Elaino Schaff. Girls' Sports; Gail Carnefix. Art; Barbara Dunfee, Features; Ruth Shatford, Circulation Manager. Second Row—Mr. Ruch. Printing; Cherlos Pinney. Boys' Sports; Suo Pomeroy. Associate Editor; Brooker Master. Editor-in-chief; . Mr. Hookey. Business Manager. The Ye Pilgrim is published weekly by the staff, under the direction of Mr. Hookey. The paper is a member of the National Scholastic Press Association, from which it has won several place awards. The paper suffered a distinct loss at the end of the first semester when Miss Helen McCaughey, Ye Pilgrim sponsor for five years, resigned. It was largely through her efforts that the paper has been made a weekly publication, and it was largely through her efforts last fall that a one hundred percent subscription from the student body was secured. Reporters First Row—Jane Holloway, Frances Glaub, Thelma McConnell, Harriet Haddock. Wuanita Hunt. Second Row—James Pippenger. Dick Jones. Lowell Peterson. Marcele Machlan. Carl Kile. Wilfred Mast. Victor Goldketto. 64 CONTESTS AND DEBATE Sponsor—Miss Hass DEBATE TEAM Fir t Row—Eldon Ambler, Harold Coolc. Second Row: William Squires. Kenneth Goodwell. Miss Hess. William laramore Parker Link. Albert Rohrer and Rosomery Quinn (not in picture). SCHEDULE Plymouth vs. Columbia City—Plymouth Plymouth vs. Bourbon—non-decision Plymouth vs. Tippecanoe—tie Plymouth vs. Culver Military Academy—Plymouth LATIN CONTEST Margaret White. Goraldine Myors, Rosemary Quinn, Kathaleen Easter. Kathaleen Easter and Rosemary Quinn competed in Division I of the county contest; Geraldino Myers and Margaret White in Division II. Geraldino Myers placed first in tho county contest and was entered in the district meet. SPEECH MEET Kenneth Goodwell, Dorleen Teeter, Doran Hogle. The following students plocod in tho speech meet held at North Judson: Kenneth Goodwell— extemporaneous Meriloo Cordick— dramatic Dorloen Teeter— humorous Doran Hogle— humorous 65 GLEE CLUB Sponsor—Miss Townsend ASK THE PROFESSOR First Row—Hugh Deole. Myrtlo Brugh, Frances Glaub. Charlos Pinney. Thelma McConnell. Louise Plotcher, Jennie Tanner. Second Row—Elaine Schaff. Lowell Peterson. Marie Kline. Gail Carnefix. Earl Sauerwein, Mary June Brown. Ask the Professor was presented by a cast from the Glee Club and sup ported by singing and dancing choruses from the entire student body. Boys' Quartet Girls' Sextet Julius Vinall, Lowell Peterson, Charles Pinney. Earl Sauerwein. First Row—Louise Pletcher. Thelma McConnell. Fronces Glaub. Second Row—Gail Carnefix. Marie Kline. Elaine Schaff. Emily Lee....................... Mario Klein Mary Ida O'Neal.........—.......Elaino Schaff Prof. Will Breakeosy....Lowell Poterson John Ainsworthy...............Earl Sauerwino June Ainsworthy................ C®1 Carnefix ............ Thelma McConnell THE CAST Red O'Neal............... Charles Pinney. Jr. Tommy Freshman.........-......... Hugh Deole First Girl............. Frances Glaub Second Girl...............-......L™'” Pletcher Third Girl..................... Myrtle Brugh Mrs. O'Noal................ Mary June Brown Polly_______________ The boys' quartet and the girls' sextet have appeared on many assembly and outside programs and have proved very popular. 66 BAND AND ORCHESTRA Director—Mr. VonBrock BAND First Row—Parker Link. Dick Jones. Frances Mast. Elizabeth Heim. Forest Reed. Kenneth Jewell. Bobby Cook, Hugh Doale. Second Row—Konnoth Manuol, Robert Nier, Francis VanSildor. Earl Sauerwein, Charles Pinney, Donna Belle Rhoados. Geraldine Myors. Lloyd Ritchey. Harry Hepler. Chalon Zumbaugh. Third Row—Ward Troyer. Billy Campbell. Robert Conger. Harry Olson. Payton Garnand. Billy Houghton. Warren Griewank. Herbert Peterson. Kenneth Boker. Gertrude Stuck. Wilfred Mast. Fourth Row—Robert Downing, Clorenco Burkett, Martin Trask. Lowell Peterson. Earl Louis Girten. Luther Hepler. The aim of these organizations is to allow each student with musical ability to express himself. The Band broadcasted two programs—one over WOWO (Fort Wayne) and one over W$BT (South Bend). ORCHESTRA First Row—Charles White. Harold Markloy, Geraldine Casterline, Mary Knepper, Frances Mast. Second Row—Kenneth Manuel, Wilfred Mast, Payton Garnand. Earl Sauerwein, Hugh Deale. Ward Troyer. Earl Louis Girten. Third Row—Kenneth Baker, Clerenco Burkett, Luther Hepler, Mr. Von Brock. Mi A LMJ5 AFPAID OF IHE SiG GAO UIOLF ? ATHLETIC STAFF HAZEL F. AHL Director of Girls' Physical Education EL WOOD HOOKEY Tennis Coach JOHN W. BECK Coach and Director oi Boys Physical Education CLEO WYSONG Assistant Football Coach Yell Loaders LOWELL BORDNER. BETTY COOK FOOTBALL The Pilgrims opened their 1934 gridiron season in a downpour of rain and lost to the Goshen Redskins. The second game, a fast and tight one, resulted in a victory for the Mishawaka Maroons. The Pil- grims had a practically new gridiron cov- ered with a new turf for their first home game which resulted in a victory for the Vikings from Valparaiso. The next clash, a night game played under Logansport's lights, resulted in a vic- tory for the latter. WE 6 6 0 0 T T H T Goshen Mishawaka Valparaiso Logansport FOOTBALL In their fifth game, the Pilgrims staged a win over Columbia City. The Pilgrims then crashed through the Blue Avalanche from Elkhart in another night game and scored their second victory of the season. On October 27 the team jour- neyed to Warsaw where they were handed their fifth and last defeat the season. The last game of the season resulted in a tie with LaPorte. WE 19 H Columbia City THEY 6 7 T Elkhart 6 6 T Warsaw 20 6 H LaPorte 6 GIRLS1 ATHLETICS SOCCER Elaine Schaff, Barbara Dunfee, Catherine Ebert. Ilo Sullivan, Pauline Lewis, Irono Listenborger, Dorothy Doale, Dona Clouse, Faith Hildebrand. Ruth Shatford. VOLLEYBALL Anna Felke, Rosie Stair. Alice Daugherty. Mary Ruth Nolson, Elizaboth Thomson, Betty Warrens. Boatrice Amones. Geraldine Casterlino. Martha Tharp. GIRLS’ LEAGUE BASKETBALL First Row—Nova Wood. Ruth Fothorolf. DonnaBelle Listenborger. Second Row—Ilo Sullivan, Virginia Wagoner. Third Row—Paulino Lewis. BASEBALL Evelyn Flora, Bernice Zimmerman, Betty Longe, Mabel Ball, Betty Freshour, Marjorie Miller. INTERCLASS BASKETBALL First Row—Catherine Ebert, Pauline Lewis. Irene Listenborger. Second Row—Dona Clouse, Faith Hildebrand. Third Row—Ilo Sullivan. 76 MAY FESTIVAL TAP Jonnio Tanner, Catherine Schootz. Dorothy Doale. Faith Hildebrand, Alyce McKesson. Jane Holloway. Elaino Schaff, Myra Carnefix. Mario Kline. ATHLETIC CARNIVAL TAP Alyco McKesson, Elaino Schaff. Gail Carnefix. Betty Bonnoll, Faith Hildebrand. INDIAN CLUBS First Row—Madeline Greer. Jane Klapp, Mable VanGilder. Second Row—Louise Rannells, Virginia Klingormann. Anna Ruth Youngman. TUM8LING Mary Wright. Annabello Dexter, Foith Hildebrand. Betty 8onnell. Barbara Dunfee. Ruth Shatford. PYRAMID Mary Knight. Katy Williamson. Irene Listenberger Dona Clouso, Mary Ann Zimmorman, Lovetto Rhoade, Nova Wood. BASKETBALL The Pilgrim Basket Ball Club has had a com- paratively good season this year, winning nine of its eighteen games. Heiser, Glaub, Stephen- son, Flosensier, Vinall, Bowen, and Fetherolf from the 1933-34 squad were back to start the 1934-1935 season. Due to poor health, Jim Fetherolf was unable to finish the season. BASKETBALL The Pilgrim hardwood quintet has met some tough opposition during the season; however, they have succeeded in winning from such teams as Goshen. Newark. New Jersey. La- Porte. Wakarusa. and Bremen. They have been defeated by strong teams such as Rochester, Mishawaka, Culver, and Warsaw. BASKETBALL SECOND TEAM First Row—-Joe Fuller. Richard Pett. Howard Scott. Bernard Sheetz. Second Row—Jim Bergman. Bob Tanner. Dick Jonos. Gerald Mangun. PLYMOUTH Scores 33 Wost High 9 12 Rochester 10 26 Culver 27 16 Goshen 14 30 Bourbon II 27 North Judson 30 33 Central Catholic 8 25 Culver 23 IS Mishawaka 23 PLYMOUTH Scores 19 Bremen 24 21 St. Hedwigo 14 21 LaPorte 22 24 Wakarusa 30 24 Bremen 14 22 Bourbon 14 10 Warsaw 12 20 Nappanee 27 22 Rochester 35 INDOOR TRACK 80 MINOR SPORTS TENNIS—Robert Downing. Don Cremor. Merlin Treslc, Charles Pinney. GOLF—Hep Morris. Dick Dorf. Bud Kuhn. DODO do a Building For Leadership For forty-six years International has been training young people for responsible positions in the business world, and we take great pride in the success of our graduates. International College School of Commerce Established 1189 120-22-24 WEST JEFFERSON FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Enrollment limited to High School Graduates F. W. BOSWORTH CO. DRY GOODS, READY-TO-WEAR FLOOR COVERINGS Wbsrs Quality Outweighs Price DR. HARRY KNOTT Mr. Kleclcner— When do leaves begin to turn? GEORGE F. 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Wrecker Service We Never Close The Ball Company Telephone 271 • RUDD MOTOR COMPANY A Complete Men s Store • Repealing Care, Body and Fender Work, Car Washing, Painting, Battery Charging and Storage Our quality never tails nor do we sacrifice quality nor cheapen it to gain price. 86 THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE Chas. Reynolds, Prop. SUMMER SCHOOL Prepare now for future Preferment Begin May 6, or June 10 at South Bend College of Commerce South Bend, Indiana Teacher— 1 want a little attention please.” Voice in rear— You're getting as little as possible.” G. G. GROCERY Groceries — Meats SUPERIOR COAL CO. DON'T GUESS! Buy LAUER'S CLOTHES DON’S COFFEE DEN DON KROUSE Drs. Taylor and Taylor CHIROPRACTORS Neurocalometer and X-Ray Residence and Office Phone — 234 Pilot Bldg. PLYMOUTH. INDIANA C. L. Morris Lumber Company BERNICE BEAUTY SHOP Wimpy” Vinall— One kiss from you and 1 could die happy.” Pete Cook— Here’s your kiss. MacGregor Darling Company SYLER'S • Coal — Ice Dona Clouse— 1 saw a man swallow a sword last night.” Faith H.— That's nothing. 1 saw a man in- hale a camel.” Marshall County Trust Savings Company PLYMOUTH. INDIANA 87 PLYMOUTH PRINTING CO. BULOVA WATCHES DAN B. MANN E. V. DERF Printer and Stationers—School Supplies Greeting Cards and Gifts The Jeweler Plymouth Battery Company % Say it with Flowers FRANK A. FELKE Flowers For All Occasions Plymouth Tire Company Mr. Beck— Who were the Four Horsemen? Steve— Paul Revere. Teddy Roosevelt, Jesse James, and Barney Google. Compliments of Quality Printing from the ALVIN F. MARSH QUALITY PRINTERS DR. L L. EBY Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Glasses Fitted DRAKE MILLINERY Try Our Sandwiches EDDIE BARKER CLOUSE'S AUTO STOP INN Sign Service SINCLAIR GAS AND OILS There is nothing so wonderful about Ni- agara Falls: Mother Nature just went away and left the water running. Strong Courses Offered In Secretarial. Accounting. Bookkeeping. Stenographic and Kindred Subjects Attend this ALL-State School at Loqansport. Marlon. Muncle. Anderson. Kokomo. Lalayette. Columbus, Richmond. Vincennes, of (Central) Indianapolis. Free placement service of the entire Institution. Indiana Business College LOGANSPORT. INDIANA Compliments of Schlosser Brothers Company DR. J. M. JORDAN Dentist Bortree Bldg. Phone 723 Bob Tanner— Do you like school? Jim Byrnes— It's O. K. except for the prin- cipal of the thing. WARD RITTENHOUSE The Home of Fine Furniture The photographs in this book are memories made permanent by ROTH STUDIO And then there was the Man who smoked There Is No camels so much his nerves got so steady he Substitute for couldn't move. Quality ShrolPs Home Bakery 89 Kewpie Mighty Nice HAMBURGERS 5c DR. C. H. WELCH Dentist O'Kro'o'i 'i. O.K. I. R. KLAPP GARAGE General Auto Repairing Night Phono 254 Day Phono 366 SERVE-ALL DRUG STORE Fountain Service Butter Klein— What time is it? Pett— A quarter after. Buffer— A quarfer after what? PeH— I don't know. I just lost the hour hand. Montgomery Ward and Co. PLYMOUTH. INDIANA The Show of Hits G-E-M Th© Student's Friend AVA 1'S JEWELRY STORE Best Place to Buy GRADUATION GIFTS 90 BUICK —PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE KUHN MOTOR SALES Cor. Washington and Water Sts. Carn-nee Cosmetics GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLIES MURPHY AND YODER Thomson and Seltenright None-Such Food Products Mr. Kleckner— Alyce, what is a parasite? Alyce McKesson— A parasite is a guy who DR. C. H. DUNFEE goes through a revolving door without doin' his share of pushin . Dentist The finest things in Life —including Johnson Products—are cheaper in the long run. PHONE 106 Johnson Oil Refining Co. Ward Yoder— Ginger ale, please. Waiter— Pale? Ward— No. just a glass. Colonial Beauty Shoppe PLYMOUTH CAFE Mrs. Hookey— When we were married you promised to tell me everything—no se- crets. Now why can’t you do it? Mr. Hookey— But dear, 1 don’t know every- thing. The Ball Shoppe for Ladies Ready-to-Wear Puritan Cleaners for Good Dry Cleaning MARSHALL KIZER Attomey-at-Law Compliments of Marshall County Farm Bureau Coop. Ass'n Inc. Esther Grossman— I'd like to buy a petti- coat. Floorwalker— Third floor, Miss—Antique De- partment. 91 Compliments of BUNNELL'S FURRY'S MARKET Home Owned Store Home Killed Meats DR. B. M. ANDREWS Miss Kennedy— Lowell, do you stutter all the time? The Man Who Cares tor Your Eyes Lowell Bordner— Nnnno j-j-ust wh-when 1 t-t- talk.” Phone 634 Above Plymouth Cate J. C. Penny and Company THOMPSON BEAUTY SHOP ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone 996 Mr. Kleckner— Helen, what is a skeleton? Helen U.— A man with his insides out and his outsides off. PLYMOUTH CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Piano, Organ, Violin, Voice, Dramatic Art, Dancing, Brass and Fretted Instruments DR. R. H. BUTTNER Abrasive Mining and Dentist Manufacturing Co. Miss Gern— Don’t you find horseback riding gives you a headache? Millie Mann— 1 should say not—just the re- verse. CLIZBE BROTHERS MANUFACTURING CO. Meetcha at COAL — COKE Quality — Service ROYS Myer Franklin Estate L. W. YORE, M. D. Miss Garn— Have you studied your history lesson? Joe Bowles— No. 1 haint had no time yet for nothin’ but my grammar lesson. 92 Plymouth Cash Market Where Quality Tells and Low Price Sells E. I. GRANT Tanners’ Drug Store School Supplies TABER'S Waiter— Would you like to drink Canada Coal Dry. sir?” Man at bar— You bet, but I'm just up here Artificial Ice for a week. Mr. Beabout— Do you spell your name with H. E. ORR an i or e ? New Student— Sir, my name is Hill!!” Attomey-at-Law THE EDGERTON MFG. CO. Plymouth Paoli Sunday School Teacher— What kind of boys go to heaven? Indiana Hugh Deale— Just the dead ones, 1 guess.” FORTY YEARS INTO THE FUTURE Where will the persons be whose pictures and names are recorded here? Out of each hundred one will be rich, three will be prosperous, four will be working for a living, forty-two will have died, fifty will be dependent on others for support. A proper use of life insurance will keep you from being dependent and it will make it possible for you, if living, to be enjoying life as you again turn through these pages of pleasant memories. BEN STONER General Life Insurance Company 93 CALENDAR 1934-1 935 September 5—First day of school. September 24— Hello Day. September 20—Home Coming Day. October 4—Tri-L Butterfly Tea for freshman girls. October 26—Freshman Hallowe'en Party. November 22—Tri-L Installation Service. November 27— Seven Keys to Baldpate —Senior play. November 29-30—Thanksgiving Vacation. December 8—Senior Party. December 9—Band Concert. December 15—Junior Party. December 18—Tri-L Christmas Party. December 19—New Hi-Y Score Board dedicated. December 20—Faculty Club program for the parents. December 21 - Jan. I—Christmas Vacation. January 9—Miss Helen McGaughey resigned to accept position in Greencastle High School. January 14—Plymouth Debate Team wins debate tourney at Fort Wayne. January 14—Miss Mary Holderman appointed to fill vacancy caused by Miss McGaughey’s resignation. January 14-15—Examinations. February 7—Faculty Observe Tercentennary of Secondary Education. February 23—G.A.A. Play Day. February 23—Band Broadcast over WOWO. Fort Wayne. February 23—Tri-L Sweetheart Party. February 24—Band Concert. March 8—Athletic Association Carnival. March 15—Sophomore Party. March 22— Ask the Professor —Glee Club Operetta. March 26—Spelling Contest. Apr;| | .2— Look Who’s Here —Senior Play. April 19-22—Easter Vacation. April 26—Hi-Y Party. May 3—May Festival. May 10—School Exhibit. May 17—Junior-Senior Prom. May 19—Examinations. May 23—Baccalaureate. May 24—Commencement. 94 ■ UU� . M tUlMfcyfrV� � � awwcw' wrr i' 1 •, c-. jf.u striw ’ Ji ■ � ■ ■� .’ IiS4 • - • •� §etiSPti6KU3®? l i-r i 1 VWs. 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