Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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SENIORS WILMA THOMAS Wilma is right there when it conies to pep and sports; she has plenty of vitality. Mayflower Staff; G.A.A.; Boost- ers Club; Hobby Club; Inter-class Soccer and Basketball; May Fes- tival. LOLISE THOMPSON She can type like a whirl-wind and spell like a dictionary—what a combination! Mayflower Staff; G.A.A.; High School Spelling Champion. WARD TROYER Every one loves a uniform, and we hear that Ward is going to please everyone and be a Forest Ranger. Hi-Y; Band; Orchestra. HAROLD TRUMAN He changes his personality as often as he changes his teeth. He is an all-around athlete. Football ’36-’36-’37; Basketball '35-’36-’37; Track ’36-’37. FRANCIS VAN GILDER Francis is going to go places with his art ability. Band; Booster Club. MABEL VAN GILDER A little girl with a sweet voice who plays the piano and draws. Treasurer Home Maker’s Club; Tune In”; Mav Festival; Junior Art Club. DOROTHY WAGONER We can tell by her color harmony that she will make a good designer. Craft Club. VIRGINIA WAGNER One girl who underestimates her ability—but, we know better. She is a good scout. Mayflower Staff; Ask the Professor ; Tri-L Cabinet; Ye Pilgrim; G.A.A.; Booster Club; May Festival. RAYMOND WASHBURN We're sure he still sighs for the girls he left behind in North Judson. loiters Ford High School ’34-'35; North Judson High School ’36. LAWRENCE WEAVER Look Ijiwrenco over—do you think he’ll make a good aviator? We do and wish him luck too. Photography Club. EVELYN WEBSTER Evie” has lots of pep and many friends—what a combination! G.A.A.; Booster Club. SALLY WILLETT Sally’s chatter and laughter have in- fatuated us—even if she does long for Grand Rapids. East Grand Rapids High School; May- flower Staff; Tune In”; Thru the Key- hole”; Art Club; Booster Club. FRANCIS XAVER Francis is the kind of a student teach- ers want—he certainly has ability. Ye Pilgrim. PAUL ZEIGKR A keen sense of humor, a clever writ- er, and an apt business man. Board of Control; Ye Pilgrim; Vice- President of Senior Class. MARY ANN ZIMMERMAN If you follow up thnt merry laugh, we guarantee you'll find Mary Ann at the other end of it. G.A.A.; May Festival; Monitors Club; Inter-class Soccer. 22

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SENIORS LOVETTE RHOADES Little, determined, and possessing a mind of her own—that’s Lovette. World Friendship Club; G.A.A. JACK RUPLEY Jack’s not hard to know and know- ing his means knowing his good sense of humor. He’s an athlete, too! Columbia City High School ’34-’35-’36; Football ’36; Basketball ’37. EARL SAUERWEIN Pep personified; a genuine auburn temper and blush; that’s why we like “Torchy”. President of Hi-Y; Vice-President Board of Control; Ye Pilgrim; Band; Orchestra; “Jewels of the Desert ; “Ask the Professor ; “Tune In”; “Thru the Keyhole ; Yell Leader; Quartette; Cornet Quartette. BERNARD SCHEETZ The boy’s say Bernie’s O.K. The girls second the motion. He's an all around boy. Mayflower Staff; Football ’35-’36-'37; Basketball ’35-’36-’37; Track ’35-’36-’37: Hi-Y, Sergeant at Arms; Board of Con- trol. BETTY SCHEETZ Where there’s Betty, there’s bound to be fun. She’s a riot. Inter-class Soccer; G.A.A.; Hobby Club; Booster Club; Inter-class Basketball. WAYNE SHIVELY Any one who can keep his hair as neat and slick as Wayne is bound to get ahead. Aviation Club; Industrial Club. PAUL STALEY The lure of the school drew him back. Debate Club; Inter-class track. BEATRICE STEINER A heart captivator who has captured the heart of P.H.S. Tri-L President; Ye Pilgrim; “Thru the Keyhole ; Junior Class Secretary; Board of Control, Secretary; Mayflower Staff; Sextette; Monitors Club; Boosters Club; “Ask the Professor ; “Tune In ; G.A.A. RUTH STOOPS Ruth came to us from West High. She has oratorical ability and we are glad to have her. West High ’34-’35-’36; Vice-President Dramatic Club; Monitor Club. SIBYL THOMAS This is Sibyl’s first year here, but al- ready we have taken her into our hearts. Spiingfield Central, Michigan City; ’34-’35-'36; G.A.A.; Inter-class Soccer and Basketball. 21

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IN MEMORIAM July 19, 1919 . . . November 25, 1936 Ruth Jane Fetherolf was a popular mem- ber of the class of 1937. She was admired and loved for her unfailing good spirits and her sense of humor. On this page we wish to pay tribute to “Ituthie” whose heart was big enough to harbor the friendships of all the students of Lincoln High School. RUTH JANE FETHEROLF 23 jj»