Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Srcl School rlaysl School days! Oth-Freshman party lWinkuml 7th Mishavyaka trimmed us. 9th-lOth Tryouts for the operetta. lOth Plymouth 38-Huntington 28. I lth Hi-Tri celebrates its first birthday. l3th-I-ith Plymouth is host to the County Tourney Kaser's free throw beat the Bremen Lions. l6th-t7th Semester exams! l8th Lady Spitfire Potluck. Itith Operetta practice begins-E, Tanner and C. Borclner have the leads. l9th Em! of the First Semester. l9th Nl. K. Bergman Won the D.A.R. Citizen- ship award. 20th Pilgrims are hosts to the Bourbon Com- ets Pilgrims are Victors. 23rd Mr. Kleckner is stricken with pneu- monia He is in the hospital. 24th-A desired victory is ours Plymouth 35- Bremen 23. 24th-fNlayfIowc-r salts l:egin. Sophomorcs win? 27th Plymouth 36-North Iudsorw 23. 27th junior class party after the game in the EWU- 3Otli Stuclents are vnowlzounrl. Classes seem very empty.

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WZOIJQIHAQIL 2nd--95l Mayflower pictures taken. 3rd-juniors and seniors campaign for class offices. 4th-Yell Leaders elected by secret ballot. 7th-Senior proofs distributed. 8th-Our first snow settled on the ground. lOth-Senior class play tickets given out. lOth-Five journalism students went to the Press Convention. l lth-Armistice Day. l4th-Theme chosen for Mayflower. Zlst-22nd-Senior play a success. 23rd-First home basketball game won from Lapaz. 24th-28th-Thanksgiving vacation. 29th-Winamac beat Plymouth. 30th-Senior party committees chosen. Qmcamlrm, 2nd-The most important victory of all- Rochester-We won the COWBELL and also the N.l.H.S.C. silver horseshoe. 6th-Retakes of pictures for Mayflower. 7th-Auditorium-9th and lOth grades per- formed. 9th-At Tipton the Pilgrims were defeated. lOth-Senior class party-Nice crowd present. l6th-Our team traveled to Peru and won. 20th-Culver became one of the Pilgrim's vic- tims. Zlst-Christmas vacation began. Zlst-Hi-Y Christmas party. 23rd-Columbia City 22-Plymouth 29. 25th-Miss Drollinger--Excuse mel-She is now Mrs. Paul C-arrison. 30th-Elkhart disposed of Plymouth at Elk- hart. Page six

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flower. 'V jab 3rd-The Pilgrims were forced to give up their lead in the Conference as Warsaw defeated them. 4th-C-.A.A. Play Day. 4th-Plymouth Z8-Wabash 3l. lOth+Alter defeating Argos Plymouth merges as the only team in the county not to be defeated by a county team. l6th-Not Quite Such A Goose presented by the luniors and seniors. l6th-Pat Orr is the lucky winner of a free Mayflower. l7th--lt can't happen twice-Plymouth 23 Rochester 25. Zlst--Group pictures are taken for the May 22nd-Rev. Kline addressed the student body 24th-Last game of the season-Plymouth 25- Warsaw 3 l. 29th-i78 students and 3 teachers out with the flu. 29th--Mr. Annis of Bremen, Mr. Kleckner's substitute, displayed his silver fox furs to his classes. lst-One worry is off the staff's minds- Pictures were sent to the Engraver's. 2nd-4th-MPlymouth was host to the Sectional Tourney-Knox won. 6th-Mr. Kleckner returned to school today. We are glad to see him back. 9th+All the schools in the county attended a Senior Guidance Conference with rep- resentatives from the four state schools at Plymouth High School. llth-What we have been looking forward to ethe Regional Tourney. l5th-Indiana University's Men's Clee Club entertained the student body. l7th-Herbert Petrie's Band presented a pro- gram in the Centennial Auditorium. l8th--State Semi-Finals. 24th--The Kiwanis Club sponsored Prologue to Glory , one of Broadway's hits . 25th--State Finals at Indianapolis. 25th--Plymouth entered several solos in the District Solo Contest. 29th--Dr. Knott instructed the students in First Aid on the Highways. 30th--Max Cilstrap, the Whistling Park Ranger, makes another hit with the students. 3lst--Hi-Y entertained their girl friends at a dinner-dance.