Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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JUNIORS Out of one hundred and seventeen students that entered Lincoln High School three years ago, ninety-six remain. Although the class is small it has many out- standing students. They are: Athletes — Jim Bergman. Gerald Man- gun, Bill Drubert. and Bob Livinghouse; Schol- ars — Patricia Miller, and Anna Felke; Art- ists—Geraldine Caster- line and Mary Jayne Yoder; Musicians — Geraldine Casterline, Kenneth Mannual, Harold Mannual, Harold Mark- ley, Forest Reed, and Irene Houghton. Ye-Pilgrim co-editors—William Laramore and Alberta Hepler. Officers—Don Houghton Kathleen Easter Elizabeth Heim Bill Laramore Junior Class Officers are: William Laramore ............................President Elizabeth Heim .........................Vice-President Kathleen Easter .............................Secretary Don Houghton ................................Treasurer Sponsors are Miss Cornetet, Miss Hass, and Mr. Bigler. 25

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SENIOR SWEETHEARTS Flash . . . Hough- ton passes the seniors by and takes a fresh- man . . . Ferguson, Masters, Bonnell, and Rupley. the insepar- able quartet . . . . What’s this? An edi- tor with a man? And what-a-man - Scheetz! . . . Katie looks hap- pier than Joe. but we understand it’s a mu- tual agreement . . . Sweethearts that sur- pass all others, Bee and Pete, always smiling, always to- gether . . . Here’s a musical pair, Earl and Mary Alice, sing- ing love’s praises . . . Just a friendly couple Pat and Pat . . . Life is just one big laugh to these two, Ellis and “Glaubie” . . . Some fun! Neidig and Joan. There is a couple that seem to enjoy life . . . The long and short of it, Virginia and Ralph . . . There’s that slick haired Shively, and look at Amones’ smile! . . . That’s Ward Troyer in the disguise and the little lady is Ruth Stoops . . . This is just a filler, Drubert and “Mike” . . . Harvey and Louise, a con- genial pair! ... So with a flash, we leave the seniors and their sweethearts.

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JUNIORS First Row: Eldon Ambler, Kenneth Baker. Louis Ball, Betty Beagles, Jean Benjamin. Second Row: James Bergman, Catherine Bowles, June Breeding, Beryl Brugh, Eleanor Burkett. Third Row: Geraldine Casterline, Robert Conger, Bobby Cook, Harold Cook, Joe Cramer. Fourth Row: Deane Dipert, Bill Drubert, Bernice Dewelius. Kathaleen Easter, Bill Ellis. Fifth Row: Dale Engel, Anna Felke, Evelyn Flora, Harold Fruits, Betty Frushour. Sixth Row: Mary Gaglio, Payton Garnand, Don Glass, Wayne Graves, Warren Griewank. Seventh Row: Edith Griswold, Leo Hanimcs, LcRoy Handy, Betty Hansen, Jack Harman. Eighth Row: Elizabeth Heim, Alberta Hepler, Don Houghton, Irene Houghton, Charles Humes. Ninth Row: Charles Inks, Gordon Inks, Keith Kelver, John Kennedy, Betty Kepler. Tenth Row: Carl Kile, Malcolm King, Jayne Klapp, Marynell Langdon, William Lnramore. 26