Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1938 volume:

editor — patricia miller business manager — eldon ambler literary editor — helen ann mallory 38 mayf lower 1938 mayflower 1938 mayflowi Plymouth, indiana arch of time lincoln high schoo march of time Washington time marches on I i n co I n Page two heme dedication theme ded icat ion them “time marches on! . . . the 1938 mayflower! . . . Washington school of the Victorian era . . . lincoln in modern gothic . . . the newest , . centennial auditorium .. . architecture and students change ... as do educational trends . . . lincoln high is progressive . . . guidance rooms . . . vocational guidance . . . visual education . . . we are proud of our march ... we want you to share this pride with us . . .we dedicate this . . . the 1938 mayflower . . . to: “the march of time . . . regina emenaker dena nordman efficiency in the office . . . her good health of p. h. s. . . . her motto. hobby. school board to these men we owe much . . . for their fine help . . . co-operation . . . progressiveness . . . they make up our very efficient school board. administration administration administration adt mr. kuhn and mr. beabout . . . great factors in our completed education . . . for their clever . . . deft . . . guidance . . . management of lincoln high . . . students of p. h. s. express gratitude . . . mr. beabout . . . the guiding light for seven years ... his wisdom and understanding . . . enabled our school to progress . . . rapidly as time marches . . . superintendent of city schools . . . mr. kuhn . . . capable handling of administrative matters . . . diversity of work . . . new ideas . . . the latest in educational trends . . . these two keep plymouth schools ahead . . . Paye four arthur thomson harold pifer j. abner broman administration administration administration admi h. ralph beabout ray kuhn Page five garn-cornetet studying mankind . . . the past and present . . . enjoying life . . . proms and plays. bigler-kleckner formulas of science . . . through the eyes of the lens . . . fathers of school spirit . . . promoters of the best. hass-carothers mathematical minds . . . puzzles and problems ... ye pilgrim . . . school finances. Page ix faculty faculty fac downey-hawkins trainers of youth ... for the game of life . . . with watchful eye ... for the glory of p. h. s. u I ty eherenman-luke strains of music . . . the beat of time . . . operettas and concerts . . . music contests. cole-blue in the meadows of english . . . they lead our feet . . . teaching comradeship . . . with the master minds. faculty faculty lUtyc seven ricks-white designers of beauty ... in school and home . . . harmonious colors . . . stylists of per sonalities. carr-wysong carving the lives of p. h. s. students . . . printing the hopes and ambitions of the future . . . art of mechanical drawing . . . molding of ideals. drollinger-phillips business and more business . . . shaping of minds. . . march of figures . . . clatter of typewriters. Page eight facuIty facuIty fac senior seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors Page nine seniors seniors seniors entered 1934 as green, bewildered, freshmen . . . bigler. beck. ahl. and wes-er sponsors . . . freshman party enmasque. first in long line of successful class parties . . . sophomores . . . home room presidents: squires, hep-ler, and laramore . . . too old for freshman, too young for upper classmen . . . produced, original play when it s springtime in the rockies hit of the year . . . juniors . . . getting their dates for junior-senior . . . Christmas play “why the chimes rang . . . laramore. president . . . heim. vice-president . . . easter. secretary . . . houghton. treasurer . . . climax of the year, junior-senior . . . almost to the top now . . . seniors . . . dignified . . . anxious to show their prestige . . . livinghouse. president . . . houghton. vice-president . . . heim. secretary . . . me griff, treasurer . . . end of a brilliant career for many athletes . . . class play ' new fires'' big success . . . senior dance long to be remembered as last class party . . . guests at junior-senior . . . commencement and other finishing up affairs . . . heart aches . . . diploma tears . . . smiles . . . final farewell to faculty, school and underclassmen . . . Page ten seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors eldon ambler— debate 2; track 1. 2, 3. 4; cross country 2. 3; math club 3; speech club 4; yell leader 4; aviation club I: mayflower 4. kenneth baker— west high 1,2; operetta 4; glee club 4; hi-y 4; radio club 3. kenneth manuwal— band 1. 2. 3. 4; orchestra 1, 2. 3; drum major 1. 2. 3; aviation club 3: may festival 3; track 1,2; student division 1.2, 3. bctty beagles— cinema club I : vice-prcs. of home room 2; g. a. a. 2; may festival I, 2. 3; painter’s club 4; crafts club 3; ye pilgrim 2, 3; booster's club 2. 3. 4; “the Christmas carol” 2. jim bergman— football I. 2. 3. 4; pres, of board of control 3; basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; board of control I. 2. 3; monitor 2, 3; pres, of monitor 3; why the chimes rang ; may festival 1 ; p club 2. 3. 4; world friendship club 1. Catherine bowles— hydc park, Chicago, ill. I ; Cinema club I ; ye pilgrim 4; g.a.a. 2, 3. 4; mayflower 4; may festival I, 2, 3, 4; operetta 2. 4; state hobby derby 4; “the Christmas carol 2; basketball league. lunc breeding— may festival I ; crafts club I ; stenographer's club 4; mayflower 4. dean briggs— flora high school, flora, ind. I. 2. 3; hi-y 4; basketball I. 2. 3. 4. beryl burgh— etna green high, etna green, ind.; booster's club 4. eleanor burkett— why the chimes rang 3; may festival I. 2; sec. of tri-l 1; ye pilgrim 2, 3; home-makers club 1 ; g.a.a. 2; operetta 2. 3. 4; sextette 3; home-room pres. 1. sec. 2; p pin I ; booster's club 2, 3. 4; the Christmas car. ol 2; state hobby derby 3. 4. Page eleven e n i o r s seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors geraldmc castcrlinc— operetta 2, 3; may-festival 2, 3; notre dame award 3; dramatic club 1.2; pres, of painter's club 4; ye pilgrim 2. 3; librarian 3; state music contest 2. 3; sextette 2, 3; band 2. 3. 4; orchestra 1, 2. 3; pres, of crafts club 3. george calhoun— culver high school, culver, ind.; hi-y 4. joyce clarke— grand rapids. michigan; new fires” 4; speech club 4. robert conger— “why the chimes rang” 3; monitor I, 2. 3; aviation club 1 ; radio club 4; pres, of math club 2; band I, 2; hi-y 4; football I. 2. 3; basketball I. 2. 3. bob cook— printing staff 4; vice-pres. of home room I ; industrial art club I; band 3; aviation club 2. harold cook— debate 1 ; why the chimes rang” 3; world friendship club I. 2. 3; hi-y 4; ye pilgrim 3. 4; mayflower 4; librarian 2. 3; monitor 1; operetta 4; band 4; student manager of band 3. joe cramer— industrial club 1. 2. 3; aviation club 2; radio club 4; ye pilgrim 3. 4. jcanoftc dillie— new fires 4; theacallosia 4. dean dipert— aviation club I ; cinema club 2; radio club 4; ye pilgrim printing staff 3. 4. bill drubert— industrial club 1, 2; p” club 3; speech club 4; football 2. 3; basketball 3; may festival I ; ye pilgrim printing staff 3. 4; monitor 3. Page twelve seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors bernice duwelius— may festival 1, 2; homeroom sec. 3; pres, of world friendship club 4; game club 2; booster's club 4; world friendship club 1, 3. kathalcen caster— sec. of home room 2; why the chimes rang 3; scc.-treas. cf g.a.a. 2; g.a.a. 2. 3. 4; sec. of home-makers club I: sec. 1. pres. 4. of tri-1; mayflower 4; ye pilgrim 3; may festival I, 2. 3; board of control I ; monitor 1.2. 3. 4; p pin I ; pres, of booster’s club 4; basketball league 2. bill ellis— el monte high school, el monte, calif. I ; operetta 3. 4; student manager 3. 4; pres, of heme room 3; hi-y 2, 3. 4; state hobby derby 3; vice-pres. of board of control 4; new fires 4. dale engcl— Cinema club 1 ; game club 2; pres, of radio club 3; vice-pres. of hi-y 4; librarian 3; band I. 2. 3. 4; orchestra 2. 3. anna felke— home-makers club 1 ; g.a.a. 2, 3; stenographer’s club 4; why the chimes rang 3; may festival 1. 2; pres, of stenographer's club 4; ye pilgrim 4; mayflower 4; monitor 3; bookkeeping team 2. harold fruits— industrial club 1 ; hobby club 2; radio club 3. betty frushour— g.a.a. 3. 4; ye pilgrim 4; may festival I, 2; stenographers club 4; dramatics club 2. helen furry— the Christmas carol 2; may festival I. 2. 3; homemakers club I. 2. 3; camera club 4; sec. home-makers club 3; librarian 4; monitor 3. mary josephine gaglio— Washington high school, east Chicago, ind.; art club 3; monitor 3. 4; world friendship club 2. 3. payton garnand— new fires 4; band 1.2. 3, 4; hi-y 3. 4; sec. of hi-y 4; band pres. 3. 4; commercial contest 2. Page thirteen seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors senior don glass— football 2, 3, 4; track 2; basketball 3; aviation club I; speech club 4; industrial club 2; may-festival 3; monitor 1. wayne graves— ye pilgrim 3; hobby club 1 ; aviation club 2; glee club 4; booster's club 3. 4; industrial club 3. warren griewank hobby club I ; industrial club 2; photography club 4; band 1. 2, 3. 4. cdith griswold— peru high school, peru, ind. may festival I, 2. 3; world friendship 1; g.a.a. 2. 3, 4; handicraft 2, leo hammes— aviation club I. 2; radio club 3. 4; operetta 3; football 4. befty hansen— may festival 2; monitor 1; world friendship club 3; crafts club 2. 4. jack harman— warsaw high school, war-saw, md.; may festival 3; yc pilgrim 2. 3. 4; football 2; photography club 2. 3. 4; glee club 3. elizabeth hcim— sec. of home room I ; board of control 2: tri-I; cabinet 2; sec. of tri-I 3; why the chimes rang 3; ye pilgrim 2; vice-pres. of cinema club 2; band I; vice-pres. of junior class 3; sec. of senior class 4; new fires 4; may festival I, 3; may-flower 4; monitor 3. 4. alberta hepler— home room pres. 2; may festival I ; ye pilgrim editor 3. 4; handbook 3, 4; may-flower 4; stenographer’s club 4; cinema club 2; home makers club 1 ; booster's club 4; tri-1 cabinet 4; quill and scroll 4. don houghton------- home room treas. 1 ; may festival I. 2; hi-y 4; booster's club treas. 3; football 1, 2; treas. of junior class 3; vice-pres. of senior class 4; monitor 4; board of control 3; aviation club I. 2; booster's club 3. 4; p club 4; may-flower 4; basketball 2. Page fourteen e n i o r s seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors irene hough ton— culver high school, culver, ind. I, 2; band 3. 4; booster's club 3; world friendship club 3; band 4; stenographer's club 4. Charles humes— industrial club I ; aviation club 2. 3; monitor 2; may-flower 4. Charles inks— aviation club 1, 3; sec.-freas. of aviation club 4. harry jerow— carbondale high school, car-bondalc. ill.; boys glee club; mixed chorus 4; track 4. jchn kennedy— aviation club I ; industrial club 2; hi-y 2. 3. 4; radio club 2. 3. 4; vice-pres. of radio club 3; pres, of rad o club 4; football 4; may-flower 4. bctty kepler— culver high school, culver, ind.; sec. of dramatic club 2; sec. of home room 2; pres, of dramatic club 3: home room pres. 3; home room sec. 4; theacallosia 4. carl kilc— ye pilgrim 2. 3, 4; band property manager 2. 3; aviation club I. 2, 3. 4. malcclm king— aviation club I ; world friendship club 3; industrial club 2; boys glee club 4; operetta 4. jayne klapp home room pres. I ; home room treas. 2. 3; librarian 3; may festival 2, 3. 4; operetta 4; tri-l I. 2, 3; cinema club I; g.a.a. 2, 3; booster's club 2. 3. marmelle langdon— may festival I. 2; tn-l 3; home room sec. 3; ye pilgrim 3; booster’s club 2. 3. 4; home makers club 1; g.a.a. 2; handicraft 2; home room sec. 3. Page fifteen seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors senior bill laramore— pres, of home room 2; ■'Christmas carol 2; new fires 4; state hobby derby 4; mayflower 4; handbook 2. 4; pres, of jr. class 3: board of control 1 : monitor 2; operetta 4; debate 1. 2; world friendship club I ; theacallosia club 2; art club 3; ye pilgrim editor 3. 4; ye pilgrim advertising manager 2; quill and scroll 4; may festival 2; hi-y 2. 3. 4; hi-y pres. 4. rosalind lauer— may festival I. 3; tri-1 2; g.a.a. 2. 3; world friendship club I; theacallosia 4. bob livinghousc— football 1. 2. 3; basketball I. 2. 3. 4; track I. 2. 3. 4; monitor 3. 4; hi-y 4; pres, of senior class; traffic manager 4; vice-pres. of home room 3; why the chimes rang 3; new fires 4; mayf lower 4; board of control 2, 3. 4; latin contest 2; “p club 2. 3, 4; aviation club 1.2; photography club 4; golf team 2. 3. 4. tuanita lowry— dramatic club 1; may festival 2. 3; g.a.a. 2; cinema club 3; handicraft 4. bill mcdonald— aviation club 1 ; industrial club 2; radio club 3; football 3; monitor 1; ye pilgrim printing staff 4; track 4. Virginia mcfarland— cinema club I ; world friendship club 3, 4; may festival vida megriff— home makers club I ; pres, of home makers club 2; g.a.a. 3. 4; booster's club 4; treas. of senior class 4; may festival 2. 3. mitt mckinney— vice-pres. of home room 1 ; hobby club I ; monitor I ; football 1.2. 3. 4; basketball I. 2. 3; world friendship club 3; chorus 4; operetta 4; may festival I; state hobby derby 4. helen ann mallory— dramatic club I; operetta I. 2, 3, 4; may festival I, 2. 3. 4; g.a.a. 2; glee club 3; crafts club 3; new fires 4; booster’s club 2. 3. 4; mayf lower 4; state hobby derby 4; basketball league I. 2; soccer league I. 2; theacallosia 4; ye pilgrim 3. gcrald mangun— football I. 2. 3. 4; basketball I. 2. 3. 4; track 2. 3; hebby club I; hi-y 3. 4; “p club 2; officer of hi-y 4. Page sixteen seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors harold markley— orchestra I, 3; photography club I ; aviation club 2. Patricia miller— hydc park high school, Chicago. ill. 1 ; g.a.a. 2. 3. 4; may festival 2. 3; ye pilgrim 3. 4; monitor 3, 4; “new fires 4; pres, of board of control 4; editor of may-flower 4; monitor court 4; d.a.r. essay contest winner 3. milo mishler— west high 1.2; hi-y 4; new fires 4. booster club 3. 4; boys glee club 3, 4; golf 3; photography 3. marcella morehouse— cinema club I; crafts club 3; stenographer's club 4; operetta 2; may festival I, 2; booster's club 3; basketball league 2; soccer league la vanche neidlmgcr— crafts club I ; world friendship club 2; 3; stenographer's club 4; may festival 2. mclvin parsons— industrial club I ; track I ; western hills high school. Cincinnati, ohio 2. 3; track 4. dorofhy phillips— world friendship club I ; crafts club 2; booster's club 3; stenographer's club 3. james pippenger— industrial club I ; board of control I ; business manager of ye pilgrim 2; aviation club 2; monitors club 4; hi-y 2. 3. 4; vice-pres. of photography club 4; assistant business manager of ye pilgrim 4; new fires 4; track 4. franklin pletcher— track I. 2; football I. 2; h'-y 2. 3. 4; aviation club 2; p club 2; glee club I. louis pratt— sec. of home-room I ; football I, 2. 3, 4; operetta 4; monitor 2; aviation 2; industrial 1; glee club 4. 1‘uyc seventeen seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors senior harold price— pres, of home room 1 ; monitor 2; aviation club 2; industrial club 1. forest reed— band I, 2. 3. 4; orchestra 1. 2. 3; glee club 4; photography club 3; aviation club 1, 2. donna belle rhodes— world friendship club 1 ; crafts club 2; orchestra 2. 3; band 1. 2. 3. 4; band librarian 3; band sec. 4; may festival 2, 3; brass quartet contest 2; cornet duet contest 2. albert rohrer— band I. 2. 3; pres, of photography club 4; mayflower 4; debate 1; hi-y 4; industrial club I ; theacallosia club 2; photography 3, 4. marjorie schlosser— home economics club 1 ; commercial contest at mun-cie 2. rosemary scott— dramatic club I. 2; g.a.a. 3. 4; tri-l cabinet 4; new fires” 4; may festival I, 2; basketball league 3; soccer league 3. dorothy seymour— nuner school, south bend, ind. I; monitor 2; world friendship club 3; stenographer’s club 4; “new fires 4; board of control 4; sec. of home room 2. 3. 4; chorus 4. rose stair— dramatic club I ; pres, of home room I : world friendship club 2. 3; sec. of world friendship club 2; treas. of home room 2; vice-pres. of home room 3; monitor 4; spelling contest 1; may festival I, 2; tri-l committee 4. kathleen vanata— may festival I. 2. 3; g.a.a. 2; crafts club 3; home ec-cnomics club I ; booster’s club 4; new fires 4; basketball league 2; soccer league 2. bob vanvactor— aviation club 1.2; may festival 3; board of control 1. Page eighteen seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors senior florence ward— booster's club 3; tri-l; cabinet 4; basketball league 2; dramatic club I ; world friendship club 3; g.a.a. 2; may festival 1, 2. Charles white— orchestra 1.3; aviation club 1.2; camera club 4. marjorie white— may festival I. 2; world friendship club 4; soccer league 2; g.a.a. 2; thcacal-losia club 3. otho wilkins— aviation club 4. lack woolpcrt— monitor 2; football 4; basketball 3. 4; aviation club 2; cinema club I ; may festival 3. mary iayne yoder— board of control 1 ; may festival I. 2, 4; dramatic club; vice-pres. of g.a.a. 3; pres, of g.a.a. 4; ye pilgrim 3; monitor 4; tri-l cabinet 4; mayf lower 4; librarian 3; sec.-treas. of booster’s club 4; operetta 3; glee club 3. anna ruth youngman— home room pres. 1 ; home room vice-pres. 2; dramatic club I; may festival I, 2. 3; g.a.a. 2. 3; sec. of camera club 4; tri-l committee 4; new fires” 4; librarian 4. in memoriam vera shively—april 4. 1919.........................September 11. 1936 Virginia lee—September 25. 1919........................aPr'1 13. 1936 Pa ye nineteen u O -C CD E most handsome . . . wayne graves most popular . . . bill ellis O most brilliant . . . william laramore most talented . . . payton garnand CD E all-around athlete . . . gerald mangun O best line . . . mitt me kinney O most beautiful . . . eleanor burkett most popular . . . kathaleen easter most brilliant . . . patricia miller most talented . . . geraldine casterline all-around girl . . . edith griswold best line . . . Catherine bowles underclassmen underc a s s m e n underclassmf Page twenty-one uniors juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors front row seated: milton holland— edwin stoneburner standing, left to right: dick klein— arnold dunfee—george long—dick bon-nell—arthur wagner—alien stockman —bill ruggles left to right: harry kreighbaum—win fred hansen—robert botset—kenneth hathaway—robert langdon—george trask —michael burke—robert soice left to right: charlotte warren—grace askren—dollie abair—pauline fox— mary eads—dorothy poore—Virginia kile left to right, first row: mary jones— mary gottschalk—rosemary murphy second row: genevieve holzbauer— donnabelle bottorff—lois bartmess left to right: robert murphy—paul pyle—dale aker—amos pyle—wayne douse—jcseph Icnge—malcolm reynolds uniors juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors Page twenty-two juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors left to right: robert fisher—daniel bollinger—david firestone—gerald bord-ner—ned gates—bill head—robert kitch left to right: ellis metheny—harry lower—louis rullman—junior perkins— frank martindale—thomas sheets—joe me lochlin left to right, seated: katherine thomp-sen—frances roahrig—ruth roberts left to right, standing: Virginia zeiger —doris muffley—fern appleman— jac-queline bienz—marjorie wraight left to right: george scott—bill harris —gothel wilkins—james mann—jack me donald—james kellar—earl long left to right: mildred flora—ruth dexter—julia wright—jane me couch— barbara kleckner—dorothy pett—hazel brugh—jayne ridenoure juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors junior Page twenty-three juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors junio seated front: mary k. bergman—helen left to right: gordon inks—james kep- marshall ler—herman mattix—keith kelver—dale seated second row: helen moore- dolan—harold south—william madell rowena king—irene Sullivan—helen marks—alice washburn—norma benson standing: evelyn groman—mary helen rinkenberg left to right, seated: eleanor stockman —bonnie schlosser—kathleen wolforth —jo ann ellis standing: gladys marquardt left to right: william conger—donald abair—gordon nelson—robert blubaugh —ernest rightly—owen broomall—Clifford ferguson juniors juniors juniors mangun—maxine left to right: wilbur white—elson weaver—junior yazel—Stanley rizor— howard snyder—donald bocko—eric clarke—dean miller juniors juniors junior snapshots sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomore left to right: don minx—joe elkms—billy kyser— seated, left to right: elma tanner—loretta gretter albert chipman—harry dame Ison—jack wagoner— —evelyn marsh arthur haag—ross kaser standing, left to right: wanda reynclds—phyllis haag—grayce dexter—rosemary harris left to right: julia becknell—julia kaufman—irma pfister—mary bottorff—gloria pfister—maxinc rains —yvonne feighner—betty price left to right, row one: Clifford brumtey—ernest left to right: billv hubbard—Charles jones—david cannon—boyd abair—john norris warnacut—russell suseland—mark singery—richard rhoades—max me collough row two: harold flory—delbert kimberling—ed-ward white row three: paul dipert—dale travis—fred everly — donald vanata sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomore Faye twenty-six sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores left to right: bonnie harbaugh—ruth left to right: Virginia douse—kather- |ong—renelva buehler—lois griewank— ine welborn—vivian crippin helyn kelver—florence dianto—lillian lewis—sarah lawrence left to right: don winsted—verner wolf—george moore—edmund ball— joe cook—mark downing—william sau-erwein—donald fisher seated, lavoy ball—bob hileman left to right: frances emenaker—pat hartman—barbara flinn—madge derf— mary frances mallory—johanna Staley— wilburta wynant—shirley thoma left to right: lois moon—anna king— dolph frushour—thelma ward—daisy ousnamer -carol chadderdon—velma riddle—ruth ganshorn sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores Page twenty-seven sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores front row. left to right: fern neidlinger —marjorie lou neff—mary coffeen— alice poore—violet price back row. left to right: ruth elaine rathfon—margaret long—elsie hunt left to right: john greer—gene smith —forest fruits—wentzel wagoner—ron-ald sullivan—harold hosimer—scott hollett left to right: eldon myers—jack miner—paul meyers—donald neidig—franklin sherer seated, left to right: louise chase— betty Steiner standing, left to right: treva read— mary baker—eileen helms—Virginia miles—Catherine muffley ophomores sophomores Page twenty-eight sophomores sophomores mapshots snapshots snapshots snapshots Page twenty-nine freshmen freshmen seated: joanne seip—barbara holz-bauer—betty wilson standing: dorthea botset—mary davis —rita hill—suzanne pesch—phyllis xaver—jeanette barber—mary alice pesch seated: lorraine rohrig—marcella still-son—audrey singleton—grace mangun —marietta kaufman—mabel thomas standing: betty jane orr—julia mann —mildred rush—jane whitesell freshmen freshmen freshmen fresh freshmen fresh left to right: george mallory—james decker—robert snyder—henry harper— paul truman—frederick morrow—james robertson—dick young—dale sparks— phi I bonnell left to right: leroy anderson—omer broomall—darrell bowman—ira bur- roughs—lowell barkey—john manning —robert squires—dorland baker m e r m e r Page thirty freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmer seated: harold Ice—thomas shakes—nchard zeiger standing: george mtcher—bob longe—jack white —david rinkenberg—russell wright—john wright— herman krouse first row. seated: darline kir.ch—ruth harris— marjoric maxson second row. seated: Clara white—marie murphy— Virginia miller—frances skinner—melvina sheley mathilede klmgerman standing: annabelle shcrer pictures on page 32 seated, first row: lois hess—mary jayne cochran— befty hollett—Virginia books—audrey born second row: naomi sickmiller—Helen baugher— leanne bollmger—lillian bowles freshmen freshmen seated: bonnic guise-—Helen klein—janiece ma-gee standing: des neiges klapp—julia bergman—joanne kubley—adele lauer—carolyn link—josephme hough-ten—rosalie wolforth left to right: paul wagoner -robert helms—fred drubert—john fox—robert dodson—robert calhoun —burnium eads—edward felke seated: mary ella crum—mary jo bardsley—eileen mishler—betty ican bennett—joy miner—charlotte kellar standing: joan summey—Virginia winsted freshmen fresh m e r Page thirty-one freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen seated: marcile weaver—dorothy stockman—arabella gottschalk standing: hope stockman—maxine dipert—Catherine houin—Winifred cra-mer—lucille houin—lydia brock—clara commendella left to right: neil glass—mitchell ham-mond—john firestone—lester thomas— rcger jacox—robert klapp—billy kayser left to right, first row: la verne grie-wank—Catharine day—dorothy ball— naomi sickmiller—dorothy carlson—arlo conger second row: Virginia burroughs—vera stair—wilma read freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen Paf e thirty-two snapshots snapshots snapshots snapshots snapshots snapshots snapshots snapshot Page thirty-three club officers club officers club officers club Page thirty-four ictivities activities activities activities activitie Page thirty-five -C i i -y t r i - I tri-l under capable sponsorship of miss cole, miss hawkins. miss garn. miss ricks . . . tri-1 has risen to the front of the ranks ... an organization of all the girls in the school . . . promotes a more democratic feeling . . . inspires the development of high ideals . . . enables the girls to meet socially . . . tri-l initiated the freshmen girls . . . give Christmas baskets to the needy . . . mother and daughter banquet . . . sweetheart party, fcbruary 26 . . . kids frolic at Christmas . . . cabinet composed of thirty-six girls . . . with four officers . . . president. kathalcen easter . . . vice-president, maxinc marquardt . . . treasurer, johanna stalcy . . . secretary, rosalie wolforth . . . hi-y one of its most active years . . . forty members . . . staged a benefit show, delivered telephone directories, and ran the check room to make money . . . delivered twenty-seven all-school Christmas baskets . . . initiated the fund to buy the centennial auditorium curtain . . . the year's theme: travel” . . . interesting speakers: ivan syler. rev. ivey. dr. perry, harry ferguson. marshall kizer. mrs. kleckner . . . bean supper . . . mother-son banquet . . . biggest event: best girl party, preceded by a private dancing class for members only . . . '37- 38 officers: bill laramore. president . . . dale cngel. vice-president . . . jim bergman. treasurer . . . payten garnand. secretary . . . gcrald mangun. sergeant-at-arms . . . terrence kleckner. sponsor . . . hi-y tri-l hi-y tri-l hi-y tri-l -Q left to right: standing, trances roahrig, patricia miller, seated in rows across, bob livinghouse. jo ann ellis. thomas shakes, lowell barkey, harry dan-ielson. Virginia books, phyllis haag. jack miner, james kellar. howard snyder, james decker board of control marches on . . . busy year . . . important steps in advance .. . sports activity tickets . . further limiting of activities . . . monitor system . . . combined monitor and board of control party . . . officers . . . president, patricia miller . . . vice-president, bill ellis . . . secretary, trances roahrig C o u o brarians board of control librarians board of o marcella cornetet mayflower mayflower ma a new sponsor ... a green staff . . . million dollar ideas ... an eight hundred dollar budget . . . what to do? .. . four went to franklin to press convention . . . assimilated ideas . . . brought them home . . . told all . . . pat started us working . . . Saturdays . . . week nights till eleven ... a lot of fun ... a lot of work . . . help from joe tcdd when we hit the depths . . . arguments . . . cooperation ... all went into the making of the 1938 mayflower . . . and the staff is proud of it . . . for as each senior class says . . . ' ours is the best . . . pat miller editor eldon ambler business manager helen ann mallory literary editor $ o - o £ CD $ O o £ (D 5 O o £ CD £ O o sponsor the staff: albert rohrer. geraldine casterline, william laramore, kathaleen caster, mary jayne yoder, jim pippen-ger, harold cook. Charles humes, john kennedy. anna felke. june breeding, alberta hepler. eliza-beth heim. eleanor burkett. bob living-house. don hough-ton. Catherine bow-les. E cn CD staff chief editorial writer. b. schlosser; copy editor, j. Staley; feature writers, r. dexter and s. thoma; E sports editors, a. chip v_ man. h. harper; art editor. p. hartman; ex- CD change, m. derf; file edi- tor, a. felke. • mmm Cl reporters . . . j. beck-nell. j summey. d. sparks, e. mishler. j. me couch, CD a. lauer, i mag c, -link, h. klcin, m. k. bergman, g. holzbauer. and c. warren. E business staff . . . j. pippenger, h. cook. j. wagnor. t. sheetz, s. U) pesch, r. rathfon. m. a. — pesch and j. robertson. • — Cl printing staff . . . d. dipert. j. harmon. g. man-gun. j. pippenger, b. CD cook, b. drubert, g. inks, m. king. b. mcdonald. h. cook, j. cramer, k. manu- - wal, and k. kelver. E CD 1938 ... a year of streamlining ... no gossip! and first class honor rating! . . . streamlined ye pilgrim . . . innovation of february . . . ye pilgrim” comes of age . . . adopts greatest make-up change in 21 years . . . modernized editorial page . . . page one completely streamlined . . . rocket heads . . . the latest . . . keeps pace with college papers . . . year of greater news coverage . . . hi-sterics . . . column of student mistakes and bright remarks . . . replaces dirt of column of former years . . fifteen students attend the i.h.s.p.a. in franklin . . . heplcr, schlosser. laramore . . . charter members of newly organized quill and scroll . . . supper for combined staffs . . . and so ye pilgrim keeps pace in the march of time . alberta hepler bill laramore wilburta editors wynant bus. mgr. agnes hass myron phillips sponsors Page thirty-nine ew fires new fires new ‘‘new fires” . . . the senior play of no-vember 22-23 ... a spoiled Chicago family transplanted to the ozarks by the tired, suffering father . . . the result? . . . complete transformation of all: . . . pat miller, bill laramore. jim pippenger, joyce clarke. elizabeth heim, bill ellis. helen ann mallory. rosemary scott . . . dorothy seymour. the headstrong housekeeper, headed the supporting cast . . . bob livinghouse. p. t. garn-and. jeanette dillie, mike mishler. anna ruth youngman. and kathleen vanata . . . fires new fires new fir a whirlwind ticket selling contest with rivalry high . . . 207's advertisement covers s. h. clock ... a baby ben. ‘‘correct time courtesy of 204“ . . . surprise: 107 won . . . a bat in the audience ... a mouse in the dressing room . . . small boys above the stage shooting paper wads at the actors: they really weren't that bad ... a meal in act one ... with real mashed potatoes . . . dorothy seymour and bill laramore received the awards for best acting . . . ew fires new fires new fires new fires new Page forty fire ollywood bound hollywood bound hoi lywood bou grayce dexter and bob murphy played the leads in hollywood bound . . . the operetta was given on february 21 . . . her papa owned quadrangle picture corp. . . . bob wanted to sell him a new color process for making moving pictures . . . but what a time he had! ... a varied cast! . . . english spies .. . Chinese detectives ... a fake countess ... a dancing race horse ... in real life: jim mann. pat hartman. jim kellar. eleanor burkett. harold cook, eric clarke. dick klein. ruth dexter, betty Steiner . . . and a supporting cast of thousands . . . one ballet chorus danced on the clouds . . . wearing gowns spotted with radium, they danced to the glowworm . . . fanfare the wonder horse, was the hit of the show . . . miss luke was the capable director . . . other teachers cooperated . . . hollywood bou Page forty-one ollywood bound hollywood bound o -O X c o -Q X c o _Q X c o X X c o _Q X c o -Q X c o -Q band time marches on . . . the band marches on ... to new victories . . . two bands in first division ... go to state contest . . . district contest held here in april . . . 3.000 spectators . . . huge success . . . band carnival to raise money . . . new tympani . . . band sponsors warmelin clarinet quartet . . . i. u. band . . . music for plays . . . football and basketball games . . . special programs . . . concerts . . . the bourbon fair . . . red suits . . . marching in front of the bulls ... no trouble . . . music soothed the savage beasts . . . ■q frederick morrow, band major; I. b. eherenmen. band director officers —left to right, standing: payfon garnand. harold cook, albert chipman. C dale engel; seated, donnabelle rhodes, david firestone. o sports sports sports sports sports sports Page forty-three oaches captains coaches captains coaches thomas downey head coach dorrencc roRers assistant coach jim bergman basketball captain bob livinghouse football and track captain bill ellis student manager oaches captains coaches captains coaches Page forty-four football football football football footbal football football football football footbal Page forty-five football football football football football J BERGMAN B HARRIS D BON NELL A UA GONER E STONEBURNER D GLASS G LONG B RUGGLES J McDONALD football football football football footbal Page forty-six football football football f o o t b a I f o o t b a I I four regulars . . . nucleus of 1937 football squad . . . battled logansport eleven . . . in sea of mud . . . pilgrims go down fighting . . . 14-0 . . . huntington dedicates new stadium . . . also dedicate pilgrims . . . with 19-0 defeat . . . Valparaiso flounders pilgrim eleven . . . eight valpo players carried off field . . . 20-0 score . . . rensselaer meekly defeated . . . 13-7 . . . Columbia city's eagles . . swoop down for victory . . . crippled by downeymen . . . 14-0 . . . wabash outplayed by pilgimites . . . yet win . . . score 1 4-6 . . . last home game . . . with warsaw tigers . . . protected undefeated season ... on home field ... 16-13 .. . final standing . . . tied for third place . . . in conference standing . . . basketball . . . indiana's king of sports . . . got under way . . . knox cops overtime game . . . from fighting pilgrims. 33-31 . . . wabash were underdogs . . . humbles pilgrims. 25-22 . . . downeymen held wina-mac scoreless in first half . . . romped over them ... to the tune of 24-1 3 . . . crimson and white travels south . . . two games . . . brook left in dust. 36-30 . . . attica. southern team .. . more fortunate . . . took p. h. s. five to town. 24-17 . . . tipton blue devils . . . turn on heat . . . scorch plymouth, 39-28 .. . circus city five . . . make victims . . . of fighting pilgrims. 25-21 . . . losing streak broken . . . show Columbia city eagles . . . how to play ball .. . score 35-29 . .. culver next . . . rough game . . . indians win. 34-28 . . . pilgrims travel to rochester . . . play poorly in zebra's cow barn . . . lose. 37-17 . . . argos attempts to win . . . swept before pilgrim tide. . . score 51-17 . . . hunting-ton vikings win by nose ... in overtime. 41 -37 . . . county tourney . . . wins over tip-pecanoe and argos . . . final game with culver . . . plymouth gets revenge . . . win tourney and trophy . . . final score. 28-20 . . . bourbon comets . . . keyed up to win . . . pilgrims too strong . . . score. 19-14 . . . bremen out for blood . . . but fall short. 24-22 . . . north judson. a close call . . . basket in last seconds of game . . . saves downeymen. 29-28 . . . warsaw tigers hot . . . break pilgrims six game winning streak . . . score. 41 -24 . . . wabash does the impossible . . . scores 8 points in last minute and half . . . win. 35-31 . . . nappanee favored to win . . . were surprised . . . pilgrims win. 28-27 . . . plymouth determined to win . . . rochester too tough . . . lose. 36-30 . . . warsaw too much of a powerhouse . . . trounce downeymen, 40-24 . . . season record ... 1 1 wins . . 12 defeats . .. scores scores scores scores Page forty-seven scores scores basketball basketball basketball basketbal i livinghouse center mangun forward wilkins guard kaser forward bonnell guard Page forty-eight basketball basketball basketball basketbal dunfee center briggs guard long forward elkins guard hileman forward Page forty-nine autographs autographs autographs autographs Vage fifty patrons patrons patrons patrons patrons patrons dr. b. m. andrews geraldine buckingham frank bosworth ball company ball shoppe, inc. 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