Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1945 volume:

1',.4- 1 221 HV, 1 Q 1, , V .ig V . ur ' -2 . n J ' '+I ,a IJ ,rw .A 4 g , . ,c, i ve- - - , . - - A fel. ' ' ' 'fx ,X I '. . ,nf H55 H J' 1, s :T4', -v A7255 1 fx- if 7'3v':'f31 1 2: 2 53352 '11 91Ln.wm,gmqaLypu I S Photographer: Brown Studio 21 ,of - gy Q AB ' me 63227125 Em i LEADE SCHOOL ANNUAL DNISIO ROCHELLE. ILLINOIS gm' flneir infereaf in ua, we are grafefuf fo . . Iody Ambler Kathryn Anders Mr. Virgil Anderson Dr. B. M. Andrews Dr, F. W. Bauer Mary Berger Berkey's Blachly' Market C. A. BonDurant Mrs. Lois Booker Lowell Bordner Audrey Born Boston Store Bosworth Company Brown's Studio Mr. C. E. Burger Frederic H. Burnham Co. Candy Kitchen Marilyn Carr Iulia Cochran Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc. Community Bake Shop Harry E. Danielson Mrs. Iohn Davis Galeman Dexter Edwin Dodson Keith Dodson Don's Parlor Dr. C. H. Duniee Mrs. Adam Ebert Richard Eherenman Ioan Ellinger Felke Florist Shop Florette Dress Shop Frances Fleshner Garber Funeral Home Gates Chevrolet Gegieral Construction-Supply 0. Gibson Insurance Agency Mrs. Anna Glaub David Goodrich Gether Grant Greenlee's Service Station Ruth Goss Heisers Tin Shop Virginia Hetlinger Mrs. Hazel Iamison Edmund Ieffirs, Bus Company Iohnson and Son Funeral Home Dr. I. M. Iordon Pvt. Arthur E. Kaufman Kennedy Tire Service Kewpie's I Marshall Kizer Kizer's Iewelry Store Dick Klein Victor Klein Luther Klingerman Dr. Klinger Irene Lacher Lauers Oi Course' Bergman's Laundry Elsie Lee Ernest I. Lee Floyd E. Leeper Mrs. Esther Losey Alvin Marsh Pat Martindale Louise Mattern McCord Corporation E. McCrory D. L. McKesson Marshall Dairy Keith Martin I Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Meck Philip R. Melangton-Insurance W. H, Meloy N. B. Merriman Tom Millea Miller-Jones Modern Equipment Co. C. W. Myers Myer Franklin Estate. Nichel's Service Station Northern Indiana Publ vice Co. Opal's Beauty Shop lack Ousnamer Pearl's Beauty Shop Betty Lou Pinney ic Ser- Plymouth Dress Shop Plymouth Food Storage Plymouth Hotel Plymouth Lumber Co. Plymouth Public Library Plymouth Title and Realty Co. Powell's Hardware Dr. R. M. Pownall Puritan Cleaners Quality Printers Rees Theatre Margery Rhoades Mildred Roberts Mrs. Harry Rohrer Ross House Schlosser Brothers, Inc. Seyiert Caramel Corn Co. Shrolls Bakery Smith's Lunch Guy Shelton Iohn L, Speheger Sprague's Insurance Aqency Union Lunch room Vida Stair State Finance Corporation Harold Steiner Dr. Stephens George F. Stevens Swearingen's Shoe Store Syler and Syler Elizabeth Taber Tharp's Cloverleaf Tanner's Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Thomas Vada Trowbridge Mary Ann Underwood Weick Shoe Store lack Weintraub Pudge Wenrick Virginia Winstead White House Hamburger Shop Elwin and Irene Yockey Yoder's Food Market Newell Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Young MM ,jgwffgifyf ,W kk NK wiMagjinl5g WJ. 555 wif if Uwfwgygw Nlniwf 5015 Jy7fw fjTD7f' Qyiumgqk SQQCQX vkgfufifftjgy Qi WM. Glad, Mf2QfigwQiW2WfPf32'M? MW ww WWW Ri Wffwfwwlw H My L A1232 25761 JMU Wmifffq EW fWf'W fL if Q-4 n aww! K X, . 1 Q 2. M-5 , ., S hw,-if -fav., -,, Q.. Nw mixw' ibfwfw Z' ' Q ' ws -ax - A W .,. k M vs? N., :QR +Q.. J f r , . - - 4 , Members of GAA have fun learning to excell many sports and. in doing so, develop more and more into the true girls of to- morrow. The Victory Smile is the result of Plymouth's track team after a season of spikes . . . vaulting . . . dashing . . . sore muscles. F three days later. 47-43. This victory seemed to spin the Pilgrims on and they start- ed a five game winning streak which saw them down the strongest teams of the schedule. Wabash. Huntington. Rochester. and Warsaw. 'The Wabash Apaches had been in first place in the Central In- diana Conference. but af- ter their defeat by Ply- mouth were again beaten by Rochester. Conse- quently Plymouth won the first C.I.C. championship in history and kept the sil- ver horseshoe through the last four games. Although beaten by Culver in semi- finals of the county tour- ney and losing to them again by one point in the sectional finals. the Pil- grims turned in one of the best seasons of basketball that has yet been seen. with 13 victories and 5 de- feats. KEHOE f ci STOCKMAN f d CROCK R KUBLEY d YERS d RULLMAN rward MBNSER rward BUTLER CSnl0l' C GE d ERT d The Pilgrims then started winning ball games and beat Argos and Bremen. Harry Menser had been out of the lineup due to a sprained ankle received in th e Mishawaka game. Harry came back in time to help beat Peru 34-18. A team at Warsaw that could hit anything attempt- ed. handed the Pilgrims a four point defeat and start- ed them on a three game slump which hurt the aver- age quite a bit. After drop- ping games to Culver and LaPorte and coming out of the slump to beat Bourbon 54-33. it was time for the county tourney of which Culver won. A week later the Pilgrims traveled to Bremen and came home with a victory of 54-26. It looked like the Pilgrims were oft on a winning streak but the next Tues- day they fell before Riley of South Bend. but arose in time to beat Iohn Adams. ,.c 31532 f' , v5 'f 4 ,.-'w -1 Awvf' f ...J ff 'pKt,:3f Second Team: Bottom Row: Robert Harsh Ierry McCan Ned Smith Robert Bergman Mark Wooley Top Row: Wesley Trowbridge Herald Van Vactor Frank Thomas Bill Smith Rodger Grossman Varsity Team: Bottom Row: Bill Myers, Guard Iacque Kubley, Guard Harry Menser, Forward Ictmes Clevenger, Guard Fred Kehoe, Forward Top Row: ' Iames Drubert, Guard Paul Rullman, Forward Henry Butler, Center Bill Crocker, Center Victor Stockman, Forward Freshman Team Bottom Row: Virgil McCan lames Brooke Bill Walker Center Row: Donald Thomas Lewis Hawkins Dave Servis Richard Poor Lowell Kaufman Top Row: Howard Menser Kenneth Horn Steve Nagy Terry Cox Deane Aker Coach Rogers FINAL STANDINGS Of the Central Indiana Conference are listed below: Team W. L. PCT. Plymouth 6 l .858 Wabash 9 2 .819 Tipton 5 2 .715 Warsaw 4 4 .500 Huntington 4 5 .444 Alexandria 3 4 .428 Burris 3 6 .333 Elwood 3 6 .333 Peru 3 7 .300 Rochester 3 7 .300 Z?ar5Lef6a! reignd--anclenflzuaiaom :Scam This year was one of the most successful the Pilgrims have ever enjoyed. with Iim Drubert. Paul Rullman, Harry Menser. Iim Clevenger. and Henry But- ler on the quintet and Fred Ke- hoe, Bill Meyers, and Iacque Kubley filling in whenever need- ed. The Pilgrims turned in thir- teen victories against five defeats. The initial game. saw the Pil- grims playing host to Winamac when they handed the Indians a 40-35 defeat. The next thing we all dug up our gas and drove to Knox. The local boys were a little surprised and almost lost. but in the last minute they came through and won 35-34. Four days after the close Knox game the Pilgrims journeyed to Mish- awaka and this time failed to catch up in the final minute and l as a result lost 36-34. On No- 4 vember 24 the cow-bells started ringing, yes. Rochester was com- ing to town. The cow-bell was already in Plymouth's posses- sion from the year before and the Pilgrims showed their first display of real basketball and came out on top 41-30. FOOTBALL SCORES Plymouth l3 ....,,.,.v. Peru Plymouth 33 Monticello Plymouth 15 .. .......,.., Warsaw Plymouth 40 ........ Columbia City Plymouth 13 ,.......,... Wabash Plymouth 7 .. Warsaw Plymouth 25 .... Valparaiso Coaches: Rodgers, Thomas Top Row: H. Harris, I. Kruyer, R. Brundiae, H. Menser, I. Drubert, D. Bihler, P. Rullman, H. Butler, C. Edwards, L. Pentelow, A. O'Keefe, B. Milner. Second Row: W. Myers, B. Smith, I. Read, D. Shirar, E. Dodson, H. Van Vactor, B. Harsh, B. Suseland, I. Kubley, I. McCan, I. Sherman, B. Riddle. Third Row: K. Dodson, G. Emenalcer, D. Muftley, D. Alliss, I. Greenlee, I. Fox, W. Langdon, W. Dodson, F. Kehoe, S. Fish- burn, F. Thomas, L. Duwelius, W. Trowbridge. Bottom Row: R. Duram, D. Felts, M. Woolley, B. Harris, B. Nickel, R. Poor, I. Cox, L. Hawkins, D. Thomas, H. Menser, L. Murphy. ' the Rockies. The boys were doing fine, they had tour victories in five starts. They had played every f ,gh game like veter- ?Z?31TEiIiZfdS Exreairselund 2521? ans and it looked like smooth sailing the rest of the season. On Friday the 13th oi October, which appeared to be a real hoodoo day. the Rockies traveled to Warsaw. The first quarter was played well with Plymouth in the lead 7-0 as the teams changed goals. But then K . . W p D . we , something hap- tiszz. lisrgiifw 3i'..21:eaz.. mened- Warsaw began clicking and Plymouth looked as if they had quit and gone home. As a result Warsaw won 34 to 7. Everyone was depressed. Again Coach Thomas had to bear down on practice. On October 18 Valparaiso was coming to town to play in the Rocky homecoming game. On that evening the Rockies came out of their slump to give the Valparaiso elev- en a defeat of 25-6. 'W ii fi 'I . .. Edwin Dodson Gerald McCan R' h rd Bm d'ge Tackle Quarter Back E d joofdaf gaina new 9 my af The Plymouth Rockies got off on M' what looked to be a poor season, when on September 8. only two P A days after school started they . iourneyed to Peru and were fl ew beaten by a score of 25-13. lm- Q mediately Coach Thomas be- gan drilling the boys on funds- mentals and plays. and, one week later, a team which had im- proved one hundred per cent came out on the Lincoln High field and beat the Monticello Indians 33-0. The Rockies were back to usual football, but War- as s s saw. who had beaten Plymouth every year since 1939. was sche- duled to invade the Rockies the next week. Last year, when the Rockies beat every other team on the schedule, it was the Ti- Iacque Kubley Harry Harris F llb k Captain A111 Clbiiference Right Tackle Honorable Mention two defeats. But a strong varsity, who had been inspired by the Monticello victory. turned the tide and came through with a 15-Z victory. The next week the confident Plymouth eleven iourneyed to Columbia City where they gave the Eagles a 40-19 defeat before large group of Plymouth fans. The next Friday the local boys were visit- ed by Wabash and Plymouth played a very close game which Robert Mime, Henry gutler ended with a score of 13-6 for LeftHa1f Right nd Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Ioyce Crocker, Queen's Attendant P t K ser the Queen H l M Q A d ou, Wq,zza,1.,,, .Nome Coming for the team was the big day in the football season. Queen Patty Keyser and her court, elected by the student body. reigned at the evening game, inspir- ing the boys to a powerful victory over Valparaiso. . and why they are popular . . . because they have not only fulfilled requirements in yell leading but farex- ceeded them: because they have each been faultless examples ot the high type of school loyalty in which they lead us. 36 Phyllis Muffley Phyllis Stockmcm C1 E h 1 , . f 13 ,' .- X 1 I l -t .lf ' ,fy . V -, f, f -:W V . N Q r If-,L T 7 f' ltr. -'L to t if - .f,- .J I' til tl. . .4 Lf After hours ot practice Cmixed With hard Work and lots of tunl the senior play, Apron-string Re- volt' was presented to the public. The cast created a make-believe World on the stage and we saw the hardships 'ot a clinging vine type Widow, Elizabeth, who tried to keep her rebellious 17 year old son, David, tied to her apron strings. Eyeing the whole thing with opinions ot her own was Elizabeth's closest friend, Annabelle, the witty spinster. To add to David's misery was the little sophomore, Mary Lou, and to add the romantic touch the coach, Mr. Fenstermacher. Not to be outdone in romance was Mrs. Lanigan and her Clancy. The other members ofthe cast, Mrs. Alden, lack, the reporters, the messenger and delivery boys, and those who were not seen . . . the prompters, stage hands, and the coach, Miss Cornetet . . . all con- tributed toward giving us this World of fantasy Within our school world. 34 H ggfffiftfip ,fi iw .. . fill? U I ' a 0 DRUM MAIORS The skillful twirlinq ot batons in marching and on exhibition has been a source of pride to our student body. Because each football and basketball game would not be complete Without baton twirlinq and the brief flaq ceremony, We take our hats OH to the seven PHS drum majors. MINSTREL A black-face minstrel is an undertaking which calls 'for spon- taneous humor and adaptability coupled with negro music. The music department displayed an unusual talent in this direction, and the minstrel show maintained its good reputation with the public. Kan! Decked in the patriotic colors of our national flag, our band, which so pro- perly oiiers a stimulus to both friends and visitors during the basketball season shall always have a place in our hearts and memory. OMIA 25 fra The expert blending of brass, woodwind and string by constant co-op- eration with' their conduc- tor has given to the public many moments of pleas- ant entertainment. C4004 Blending their voices in thanks on Thanksgiving morning, our choir brought home the humble signifi- cance of our American way of life. A, . ' ,' 1f ,1' , rg Qfxfau vw! 4 X 59105 3 IVIN 20171, Enya. . . ...wmmwawmgm Hnu .... r A fit Monitors Nancy Baker, Ioe Bergman, Helen Myers, Bill Baker, Oscar Zehner, Martha Crocker, Dick Danielson, Doris Snyder, Mary Marsh, Marcille Hartman, Arthur Becknell, Iames Kruyer, Leon Pentelow, Iulia Stockman. Student Council Seated: Iean Medlock, Victor Stockman, Fred Kehoe, Barbara Hendricks. Standing: inqs, Iames Clevenqer, Dave Servis. Student Court Phil Melanqton, Bailift Iohn Hutchings, Iudqe Fred Kehoe, Offender Helen Myers, Monitor .. dh, ' ,Zrmtlm Iohn Kellar, Bill Crocker, Iohn Hutch- u ,:F- B YE HDJHMEMM N W-F. . , , .' A. ,,,,s 4-. -Y ,', ' .T-14' X . 1 ' .. ukli 4 9 -ww ' f fiiyf-.1 : ..-, ,Qx?q: H 7 -f:?6Lf'p: on, -ziaw' ----- V, ff Y,-,,.4 ,e5, fix Qa BUlJ-HUUR IUHHFLULUEH, ngpmfg SW FUUUHEQ THVMUMHHtH,UUM1 EUITURIHL STHFF HHS BUSH LJEHR BEAR BURDEN OF RLSPONSIBUUTY The old IEEE about the paper takes the credit, the school takes the fame, the students take the benefit, and the staff takes the blame might apply, in part, to this year's editorial staff of Ye PILGRIM. Bearing the burden of responsibility this year on the school paper were Myer Mendel--Editor-1n- Chief, Barbara McCroryH- School Editor, Beverly Smith-Feature Editor, and Phil Melangton--Sports Edv- itor. Also a part of the force 'if-ld the actual publica- tion of the paper were: Wanda Kaufman and Ruth Hunt-Typists, Dick Bib- lerh-Fenture Gnrtoonist, and Paula Troutw1ne-Bus1- ness Manager. wfomwiwf CREDIT GIVEN SCHOOL REPORTER5 Listed below are members of the reporter staff of Yo PILGRIM who have served on the school paper throughout tho year, and who deserve credit for their untirlng efforts Reporters are: D. Miles, K. Mart, R. Grossman, M. Hawkins, R. A. Rudd, L. Kitch, M. Myers, B. Irwin, I. Clnrk, J. Medlcck, and J. Johnston. Fncom mwsm fwfrze pct-on ...1.. Earning the n.ar..4: and appreciation of every near ber of the Ye PIIGRIM stuff, faculty representar tives of the organization have guided the paper's policies and have made 1t's publication possible. Included in this group are Edith Griswold, Mineo- operator, and Dcrcio Phil- lips and Virginia Both Sponsorm 95 Puorum PHOTO lmcwoes STAFF HND' memasas Us FACULTY Todwf members of the 1944-45 Ye PILGRIM staff and faculty represents tives of the organization crowded into the press room of the school paper to pose for the annual photo which will ppesr in the MAYFLUWER, yearbook of Lincoln High. The group included men- bers who had proved their value to the organization by working diligently throughout the year to make the Ye PIDGRIM the successful organ of the P,H.S. student body which it has been. SVIHPSHUT HONEST STFIBEU BH WHHFLUIUEH The photography depart- ment of the MAXFLOWER P H.S, yearbook, announced this week that a contest for the best snapshots of xg,:AxXJ7JN4lJNfwajgrw95GwJ1J?f XmlEg:32EL FX First row: Michael Bagley, Alberta Ball, Phyllis Batta, Eloise Beam, Betty Bixel, Herbert Bolinger, Mary Ann Bolinqer, Second row: Iames Casbon, Betty Clev- enger, Raymond Cole, Duane Coplen, Frank Cox, Ierry Cox. Third row: Betty Earl, Iulia Ebert, Patricia Ellinqer, Phyllis Evans, Patricia Ferguson, Kathryn Filson. Fourth row: Edmund Hartman, Elaine Hartman, Leonard Hartman, Lewis Haw- kins, Barbara Hendrix, Carolyn Hess. vo- , First row, lower picture: Lowell Kaufman, lean Kehoe, Iohn Kellar, Betty Klein, Eleanor Koppert, Rosemary Lamek, Sally Langdon, lean Langenbaun, Helen Lee. Second row: Barbara Menser, Howard Menser, Frances Miller, Ioan Miller, Phyllis Milner, Harold Morehouse, Betty Muffley, Ruth Myers, Stephen Nagy. Third row: David Richard, Carolyn Rittenhouse, Elson Ruti, Harold Scott, Dave Servis, Barbara Smith, Rosemary Snyder, Richard Stockman, Edwin Teitelbaum. Fourth row: Betty White, Iune Wiesjohn, Kathryn Wilson, Audrey Wright, Marilyn Xaver, Nelson Yockey, Nanalee Young, Arthur Zehner, Charles Zeider, ' l 1 First row: Bee Abair, Frances Abair, Pa- tricia Abell, Dean Aker, Ioan Applebaum, Dolores Austin. Second row: Geraldine Booker, Alice Bot- set, Alvin Botset, Iames Brooke, Betty Brown, llene Brundiqe. Third rowz Barbara Cray, Lora Cray, lane Culp, Robert Davis, Marilyn Dodson, Mary Douglass. Fourth row: Mary Fisher, Mary Lou Glass, Robert Green, Iuanita Harman, John Harmon, Robert Harris. First row, lower picture: Rita l-liss, Kenneth Horn, Nadine Houin, Elizabeth Hutchinqs, Audrey lnbody, Dorothy Iacox, Bev- erly Iohnson, James Iohnston, Betty Iones. Second row: June Lee, Sue Lernert, Virqil McCan, Arnold Mol-Iaraue, Norma Mahler, Fred Manuwal, Charles Marsh, Phyllis Maxson, John Melanqton. Third row: Dale Neidlinqer, William Nickel, Richard Nissen, Bonnie Pendleton, Patricia Plummer, Barbara Pomeroy, Russell Poor, Ernest Ouimbey, Fred Rentschler. Fourth row: Iune Tharp, Donald Thomas, Patricia Wagoner, Nelson Walker, William Walker, Tyrus Wallace, Esther Walls- koq, Iames Warnock, Elizabeth Warren. .ms - i Y . AA ...,.. Q I Top row, right: Essie Smith, Marciel Smith, Barbara Snyder, Pauline Snyder, Anna Marie South. Second row: Suzanne Speyer, Ronald Spoor, Phyllis Start, Donna Stebner, Wayne Sullivan. Third row: Harold Sutton, Robert Tharp, Shirley Thomas, Wesley Trowbridge, Betty Turner. Fourth row: Marjorie Vore, Norma Ward, William Wenino, Robert Whaley, Fred Wolfarth. Fifth row: Mark Woolley, Hilda Wright, lack Wright, Louella Younaman. 553 ww 7 451: HQ: i FSL 1- :4 fill, H Top mw, lower picture: Dale Allliss, Robert Averill, Vciloriu Barts, Ve-Ida Barts, Anita Beam, lean Bolt, Robert Beraman, Charles Bolin, Norma Bower. Srwond row: Irfan Breedinq, Phyllis Burrouqhs, Aqnes Cliristivinsoii, Pauline Clark, Ralph Conner, Betty Cloak, Norman Craig, Bill Crocker, Robert Dav- vnpoit. Third row: Rifrhrird Deckard, Phyllis Dickson, Ralph Ilurhrim, Lloyd Duwelius, Leo Eicli, Dolores Elkins, George Ernenaker, Maxine Erow, lean L::liw-lmfin. Fourth row: Lewtellyn Evans, Ioseph Everdon, Ger- trude l m-wi, Be-tty Florian, Gerald Fox, Dolores Garber, Doris Gfrrrard, David Geyer, Marion Glass. Filth row: lurk Greenlee, Roqer Gurthet, Ieannette Handy, LeRoy Hansen, Mary Hawkins, Marce- linu Hvlnis, Iona Hiss, Carolee Hite, Maynard Hoclifstetler, Top row, lower opposite paqe: Bessie Houghton, Margaret Houin, Wayne Hunt, Betty Irwin, Mary Ioan Iohnson, Ierry Kain, Martha Keller, Mar- qaret Keyser, Lee Kitch, Second row: Iohn Knight, LaVerne Lacher, Bettie Larson, Dorothy Lawrence, Iris Long, Iames Lower, Betty Luse, Richard McLochlin, Wilma Marsh. Third row: Robert Mart, Richard Maxson, lean Med- lock, Theodore Mevis, Donita Miles, DeVere Muftley, Fred Murtley, Leo Murphy, Marian Myers. Fourth row: Carol Neidiqh, Ralph Neiswender, Vir- ginia Nitcher, Iacqueline O'Keele, Donald Pal- bykin, Ruth Palm, Robert Parsley, Helen Pesch, Barbara Phelps. Filth row: Pat Piter, Shirley Price, Iames Read, lean Richard, Robert Riddle, Allen Rudd, Frances Shafer, Raymond Sisk, Florabelle Sloan, 50,l2hDI'l'lD!LQA, lo lt, to X!E.,,,.l '1 XY! ' il H. ik! Q :Q . :cond Row: Iames Keith, Lloyd Keller, anna Knepper, lohn Knepper, Rose- ary Krou, Iacque Kubley. :urth Row: Emerson McChesney, Mar- xret McKee, Pamella McQueen, William cOueen, Maxine Marsh, LaVeta Medlock. ixth Row: Richard Poor, Roberta Richard, enneth Ringer, Edwin Rivar, Rose Ann udd, Glenna Shafer. J S J , S , JY 'i i ff if s'f'5fFa?E 351' 'V QF! .sioii Jff,:I:1.1ix.,is' ai if ik? :Q ,-Q--if ,,JQ.s?-3xf 'wwf ,..7 i.z'f' '?f?,.g',gf4 Q g 9 First Row: lack Sherman, Phyllis Sickmiller, Glenna Smith, IoAnne Smith, Ned Smith, Robert Smith. Second Row: William Smith, lean Snyder, Daisy Snider, Charles Start, Ruth Steph- enson, Victor Stockman. Third Row: Esther Stuntz, Frank Sullivan, Robert Suseland, Mary Lou Sutton, Patricia Tekulve, Frank Thomas. Fourth Row: Phyllis Tillman, Donald Travis, Harold VanVactor, Dick Walters, Donna Ward, Deloris Watson. Fifth Row: Dolores Whitbeck, Ioan Wilson, Donald Wooley, lean Wright, Mary lane Zimmerman, loan Zumbauqh. Mime . , First Row: Upper picture: Barbara Baldwin, Lucille Barkey, Lois Baumann, Fern Bender, Willadean Bixel, Iuanita Booker, Second Row: Iuanita Brundige, Virginia Burden, Stanley. Burrows, Mildred Clark, Iames Clevenger, Mary Cox. Third Row: Walter Dodson, Thelma Elkins, Banks Filson, Dick Feltz, Sam Fishburn, Iames Funk. Fourth Row: Lyle Garber, Betty Gaumer, lean Ginder, Rodger Grossman, Phyllis Hackett, Fred Hammes. Firfth Row: Ruby Harris, Robert Harsh, Danna Hartman, Anna Hite, Bernard Houin, Avalon Iefiirs. First Row: Mary Ruth Iohnson, Donald Iones, Richard Iones Patricia Kain, Carol Kaser, Fred Kehoe. Third Row: Mary Lou Larnek, William Langdon, Ermadean Lee, Dale Living- house, Phyllis Long, Gerald McCan. S ,k 1 wills? E g'- gs r f i fs .-Q Fifth Row: Elaine Metheny, Katherine Miller, Lucille Myers, William Myers, Od- ville Nickerson, Edmund Pierce. -,...x ..f A fx f' v WX. 011 guarci jzzey grimfy jiglzf . . . O - say can you see by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last 9 nAvMnNn Bnttffitmg' Whose broad stripes and bright stars. thro' the peril- ous Hgh JAMES BUFFINGTUN O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly LYMAN BDTEEW' And the rocket's red glare. the bombs bursting in air. ing? Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. Euirnrndoes that star-spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and home of the bramM0ND O - thus be it ever where free-men shall stand Between their lov'd homes and the war's desolation! Blest with vict'ry and peace. may the heav'n rescued WAYNE McKEE land NELSIJN LUNG Praise the pow'r that hath made and preserved us a nation! Then conquer we muse. when our muse if snomm LE MASTER y And this be our motto: ln God Is our Trust! JUHN Spmthme star-spangled banner Q long may it wave o'er the land of the nee and the home of the brave! .IQ here Nc .he T..esT -............. .......... -... ... ............g ...cm lc, . .... ................ .. ....... ......- -...N A , 00 my hw '- Mu.. U1 Mrk .- hx I, U, I9 ...... --.... ......'.. ... .fe ,! ,,f'f, QU, 5 9 ...,.. , A ........... ',,,'f., ,, f.,, '- , 5.-U 44 , ,. I In .ul h All ,. ,Jim pea A14 C X. ff X, , f, H N. A N ... . I f, ,, A ... l 'f,, 'r f,, . ff ...X ,, ,, ,V ,, .... .... f,, 1. 'f , A W .......... ..., .. ...... 1, 'fm - .V T W ' f.. x ...... .... .,........... P ' - is A - .......... ..'........ ..... x... v. ,, -.. R .......V ..,- ... .- .,.. ......, ,ur 'f ' , m--v -......... ..... ., . H y 'f,,' ,, Gwtqe -4. .wwhfxuf XMB ,. ,V ',',, , . xx, - - N , , Clyur VTR.. ... ...-...xc ...,... w SW,p-VO ' f,, ff,. '-, V fm, ....... Y ',,.. ...... 200 ' 4' QNANX : ,, ,. 1, , S , .......Av ' N Q,.....Nf 0, , .AE P' NN ...nw fr. ' 'H fa ' - . , v..mUQ'L - 1,, Y, . 1 .- .. W X ' le A dr.. 'G,. Avo.- , .q .B ow, ' 00 ,,0'f.,, lu, sq, gf ' - u n Ok I1 w D gs Y., 'f-,f SeVEIt 1',,,d f..,j' v0'Lw.'f .-. ay'- X Q sm . ' v f , wa In n. ni -1, U .S ' ff vm., .22 'Jig ., W..-AX' . .' X' 1 r fl ff- f 1 XI X 9 Xf, Fo - S nn milf' 25 N ..-gMm,..- mg i 1,8 RE, X Ure .we Wo. .,,0M:, mf... 17.00 ..,,w:.,b, rw... 01 K.. QQ. .f WG,-e X , ..... .....,... ... 'f-1, 'xff.,,l:. ,ir TAN ...x ...DS S LEND '-,, 01 X ..... ....... Xu... .... 'L-1,9 c- ,A r JUN-,,n . 'fend 0, D LEASE Wy 5......,...... .... .w .....-,. gf. 3 fb.. h21,,,,'Ifh,-,li I- S , ,.. W I cmocmc ' ...... ..... ...... ....-... e., lk. V..,nm..,,,i In., ' ,..... . ... K - Y .,..... ........-. ..,... ..,..- ......., .MI , K, .,,d Q .,...... .. ... ,,' N '. ,,., V ...... ... ...lu-.. M... ..... ........, 4.4, Z, hcl fwfr AN' X- '.... , .1 X. .B X ,.' ,N ... .M IN .'.. .00 ......,.....- 4. 0, nh, ...I -. .., . ...,......... J...-..... .................. .,,, . ,, nd xg' .,, fy lf ... ... X :M V .......... ....... .... -'......... .hc ,, , .,,,1:'1,,f f,f ,S , .., 5,0 I, -A ..........v.... ........... .. ,Il QW ,lor I1 5 1 . . L, f., - ....... -......... ...... ws' ,, 1 ,hag- l 4' Il ' . I ,O x 1, '.- -.. ............. V f., ,h E 1, 3 ' , ,h 1 A ,, ., -,, A, .- 3 Af 1 4 G. 4 ,., . ,,4 f U xx. 1, mf, , .fb no 'LE O' Q .ff.,ft0g-,G sic? 'fn,,Q'... X----'gy 'jwfffhl ,,,, f..,,' Dex., F BR U-f.,-' ,ff.,'4 !'f,! do 4, -'f, .... -........ , s,,,l f ' 'K 1 ff ff,' . f, . If .. .... .ded .... 'A . , MN 'ON , I.. 'f , X' .,, v., f'. f, 'X , f, ', f,, 'v, f, ............ -...... ....- ...um v.,..,,, 'I ,,h, l'f4,l3I ,lwnhut 'f,,, ' ,Ami ,Mit ,'f,,y ,,, I ' ...W ...uf .x -............. ... I ,,,, H, 1 A.. '-'., 'fn W'1,,, ,,,, 'f.,' gf ,,f-. ,I ,,, 'f,, O9 .......... l , A ,I '-,,, .,,,, 1, ,,1'.. .hi ff f,,,, ',,V 101' I ,A 4,1 ,aio 5,,,,. ,,... ...,,.,, .............. .. ............. ,:,,,N'f1,,'l f. hm., Xu. 'Qi 4,1 v,,, .,,4'.,,f' ,, ,,, Y ..w....5 --S.....- w..... .-............ ..... BX A W - - wi, , ,.,, - f,f'4' ., .,,'ff,,fXf 655 Kg. sm.. s........-. ...... -n.. .. .U ........ TX.. ...s 0 S ... a..c.e..t sweets fl- 'X f . +1 ,,.,'2 X N... .... ...- . f, A NYXYQ- XX f ........,.....w...........,..... .................. 1 D - ,,!'f,,, ' .C h .wxwv X... fx... - hgh .X YV.--N B eng nc - 1,1 xx... KRW .XM .-' we ' N v' A.. X K y ...v - -' Q. .'. X.-- . x N H -. ... .f H., 'evo lv A Tl, A TT 'V 7' ,, 8 fendufg Or '42 M, me f. 1, G H., .1 R . .,,'f . ,,i','!.1,,,r ' SMH ERMAN 'fo LPI! inhale ',. '.. 1. 9. .- . V . . , ',,'f'lf 'H1. a I' .,,jy, .uw Y ' XfK....xl jx. lf,n3Zg,5,f,,g,f37.3.,.,g--,QU.,jjh..,,ffZnCgo X 17 nu -1 . ' Q- V .1 .1 'mx . , 11 r O A U' . ' ., . f ' I., : , ,WX K' 11 f,. 4 f., ' f,n'f1,ffm, n. mf - XAPKXOXAS ,.,. ... hmnkp ,. .,. nw ,M 1g,Ulh,,L:rf-A My ug, rghufpsl - V .. , . ., 1. Q f, .YNY Wh...-.-0 :1.,.. Their I ' . A f,, y...Zg ij .1,'ghU:1f..Qfl - o ' , - . -, .- s 0n,f.eN'o'f mn, ...S Wing., ww lbgrat. f N 7 v'vL.0O ' k,J'nf,irB.f?f1,l'a,, ARMY 8. NAVY V1.2 Wi Q...-an ...uv 'X -,,, lpn - E ina M .Q I, ,fn Wad' - , X . 1 ',. , ,Wm ' Q , , A Sm. for E...o..7 XXQL... 'X' .N mfr- ,,.,,! la 3 R N ..... XXL... wx: 'f 4430, .,, ,, .... ... ,W , Comp! 'N .x ,4 , ... ym - ......- ..... ....-..- -..... ... ..-.. .'..........., lim f',,, . ,'1 .,I? '.A ',. Ex an :l,... - --.-E' mx, ......... .... 1. .. ..... .-,...-- ' J, N .,, ff Q'-f '. 'f ,'.,, . I X.. .W -'N ..,. ..... ,X . X K ,ff f ,hx my1,7'I'l,.,'Uf,.-.,ylf:.W H.,,H'.,,,1 li vW,cx..l:.nX W. N O N A.....X I... fr.,. 'I k J.. ul ....-NX' ...Nw V .. uh .,. - ...vi W... l:,,. '-H. t I h ,....v C ,,.. H...- k X ,, 9 -' ... - , .....- Q., .L ...ci'X A .uw A .xxc H xx M..cYXl3 ,c......... X AN.. W' X .,f. W.. .... ....-WN .... We mr'- vv X ,qw 'P , .......- Q W-X ...W K E I- I- uf -'XX w.,.iT.1XXX HX N' NW ...W , . ' x....fA mf... NXXX5' ... 'df' 41... 'Mix .2 .. .. .C .. - . K .f-.C 1, ...uf 3' kk... -NX N. -.Av h x, . .NX 'T TTLE Ov' THE PAC I ...W K XGA...-'XXA' - p N ..X My A mi wx g'..x- XX h I me p TH . X...--'M ......'-'V' 'op .' fs vw... v-'vk .. .NX 'J..:'or1YW'b 'Y' . . .....- .xg engf. 5 N m...f' ff l, 'fo l1f 'l' .0 XX W... wvczc ...- X K Us ...... 3XnfN X'Ug Y Vw. mud 'ff ,W has Ano Www 5 y .,,'ff if-U 66 41 , . . , .+- ...- , R. , -.. .-- , , ' . - ...vi ', .3 A - ku .N.X.y.....,l.x.x..x n:N......'iCN iw... KX, ,,. f..,.....,. X... X. lx .:..-Ga incwm MM. xx.. ,Eff W-',,UH I N Q ...xlxmylvf-1. lf,.'Z.,'ffA,bnl14ol SQ VH... , A... U x ,,, .... - A N. .., .., '.., . J ', .. -, ,P v ,y x H .A ,W X D.. .... F W 'A , ......... 0, A YHA lv .R M , AN , ,,, f,,- ., I I A mm x...v..W xQ N ...N ,.,...........- ... .... . v? m A WNW, my ,hf My r,,xr...,,m.., V, Q ,Milf M ,,,Ml',,df,0'!:.AL:'fW7 If Q.-r .mm ...Q M,3.,,...... .....,..... . Xxwh um mm ,MH ,mmf,,, ,M 1.,,, I ...,,rK.m.,,,, .,.,,d..,Q.-hi, N HV mylar, nd ,.,,...,.......h..... .......N .ww mn ,N ,,,m:i HH... 'hz hi, .MVN ,b'v.1,.,, Rn., . ml:-, li., 4.4710 VZQZA, 'ff-AI .. f... .- 'X ' ., ff Q , 4. . , 0 ,, ..........g .A . 1'-J' 'Q ':m MLM vim, . jf ,,' .,, .,,' '., ' 'f ' .Vlq, '1 'i'4t4f.3fv 'iff :em ,......'. W A1,',1 1,0 .gm ..,....,....... ...r Q Av .7 ,lx 4,1 ,W f I-16' J. ar -.Af -' 'V' X' avi -x.. 'X' f '4 V., 'fy' f1 A' '-1 l. '., , , Qenf A -A JM.. 5 , ml, A. 4- f 'X ' V ...k A .Q 0 K, bv'-V X .....- fb ns, , . af, '14 1 .5 ',N.....f M. .wx X' W...-'K' W... I P 'Jw 0f,0,,,' - -.. in nn If .H H ..., X-.WH Q.. Nm 7.-...v X HAWK... WK, ...WN Ax. nl, 4? O. ..,,...... ,, f L W... .x ,,...-.- N .,...-.1 . We A x. . 'H '1!.! ' 1 -U 'M .NX - 5 ' .A XXX -...N ... QPSK' - YW' ... GX' .fy .. L . .,,U ' ,,.L' f.,f ..f ...L 'W' ...M-X ' XT,-... XA 'lQ...w 'M...' Q .Q-.S . -wXXi.,.. w' M , f,,,, U' ,nl u, 'ff,, -...GX- 1 ,,.....-. W.....' ..XXXX ,Q gave v... X... vb.. 4 x.. x .hm 'nw l,. H mx .w MWA W,..w W. . . Qva VNS Wrwl wx... Ydlx wsxkv ...qui .:.,Lr'v, -- .w ...mx NNN. .- -HUM... RN Md- ' .W ,..' .V . . X QQ '.. X .., 'I' -' . ...-' M.. Q.. ...- w.wX .vw xwX Ms- 'r, '- vfif ...ff'X...X X Nwijxx... z5N...2N ...fx ' X .N ..oXX N -Q '9 - 'W -A X ...y . .X Q... N- ... 0 .WM .wx .-WA' ..'X xo .KNAW .MNH .0 .Aviv ,.,....NN.. :L..M..l Q.. .-N... Tux S was A YQ I ' . .NX .0 M' ,M A ...W 'X W0 QV ,W BP- 'N ...u N' l N 5.1 'Tlx Why 'XX was A1?XX'f5X 246.29 , gui' WMU Coy V X xv A A ' wiv' NL. .v . . N Q ...3U..' 0... j Q...gN...: ,...'.m ...- --Xj . X e-Reece W D Md ... X WN.. K ,.... X ni .X M W n.....'P N M. Second W,,.. I, ,ood 'H ...N WXW ... ve... .... ..... ... ...mx ..... Va. f.,l'f,,' 4- .W ..., .....,... ........... ...fu ...en mg... wmv' wfr, 0,4 ..... A..-.. ... '..f ...rm nl A...f..5 hw ml . -',,,2 Q 1',,r 0,, ............ -.,.. ................,mma ...... l-,,,,'f,,,h,,jf,j,,,-'0,x9, Q U... .....u... ...n.- .N .s....... ..... ...mf bf., ', AW, ,0,.1,Ijf,0,- ,I . .......w. .f. ..... ...L .w L... wr.. .... . ,UWA l,,00,,J'1.,7'.1 I A 0,115 I I A ..,... ...um .3........ -.......,...0.. .A diff, .. T'-1155, W., U, ,4 ,nm af' '11 11, ,. f ',-'ww . , , ,, 1 4- 1 , , , f 1 -1 0 . 1, If ra,,l.s, 'ww 1. A I 4' .,I efwqr fn 5, 47 , . 'I ' I 1 I I vvf- mn... ur ,ffm Q, '11, '.,'f,,F'0,, '.,y'f- '74, ,Poly f.,1,'.,,d'.,, uv W' .ek 'N '12 41 an . r U fl '1 0 A -1 'Xp v...ss.- n, ff 1-,U do 0, 0,1 0, 4., 'f-, 'vb ., 9 0, f om 7 P5 , , f, 11, f, rw. 1,.'f,, , '15 11, 'v- vv JA, ll 'fa -74, Un 'ld 'ur 0,7 P1 F, q, ff 0 ,, 1, 4: 01,1 'vo, .1,, Ir. Q., QUQLHZ, 'nWl0.brr,7Zl .,q2q. . , 0 'f,,j'1,,'0J 5f,f u.' 'I ' 0 0,1430 rw S W I -1 L ,X-ff f' 'W H 'rho' . N Qarty ..,XQDlY3-C Mother' Q3 ov an Xb' 55112015 Yew-TN , X Xqkso wswos mo, A xi ,argfy-993 'zfff- !'j P -fs ew 05. Y W- Seniors are 9-gain urged M-GMM .ngow-EQ mov fog oiixosts wo sponsors S P p New xanga oi 'Goo mass 'oo ounce 0 UJA I 1 !mY of orders io: Goggmenoef T -P J IN5 ak-8-55-O05 ak. 5w!X'5X1-' onif 'Q 0 Txf piss 68115 ll' 1. , e ' ' 4, 0 1 o is ,ak 00, -I Q 'V JN 6' O RL - s WLANNED if' 0 -xibariigoblyx N-.s C J. -.lg 75 r EMM 7 U exsu , mfs ' we?-w'N'v CWV5 -R- msi OL- ULOVN xx ss, Ogf o 22fi.s?s?1:2gggg:fnSW1Qgd - fm-1' -, a U, Sago, ,, mos Noon, U 2 XX M SWKKTHXRSEARX4 -if 4 M Q 1 o 525232, of:5:1m5ss, fx 'io ,jY! CKisU s4 1, K x , Cf ' Io UN D gpg SYN posse om Nw 1 A Ogixbgxaxg 'O-046 vx ?,Qs.,5o GTS 20 'A X Uv if 4. If Al Vic-jx-ffm. t 0 ff '95fi,puteiRif1 X' n U ti HW WW X Sv .Nh 6- avi 5 ' -lj s'f,. .- srunaffg X rf 6. ' ,YI .5.SYjz:Zatpx IO ss, eb S0708 7? 'q l fa ?QrQ,cg-Qi 1 e b ammo D 5 bifiziziloa off? G1 p 352 mow' AQ moss of if of-X Qs 1 'XO Q9 QQXXQRXYM, W ybiigir-efaggooflsf V4 QQ W '-,R gx f3fi,f1:t.1fe sf ky A spoof 3:3 b ' is 42 ' 14 L- OQJPU wi x Suxxsxrx CX mem s s 1 nog. ,3 'l -Q Vey S N QS SK' x Q00 O? v0 .9 N Q OOQQXX X' A of5'64'sQo 5 ' 5 ci '91 yn 'OAS . .QA SEAS we ?CnoN2L0fZD ,messes c ,' ' H U NTES '?NoO'XO P ' L' T Qffm 'LE?n1Q.i'3-QUNQ T 'fsgsw Yusfimgww, 7605 eljimilir ED Wfovax 'W5'V ww -666 s 1.5 .ms me to the so 'sfosssf was W G If '?S b Cows, b 'oocsssooo wo We O o wait? Sponi fb- vfaookxesiei 094' ' Ck, I ic de- fi? X 'das 'CDG SQGOQ5- A lu 'Y -Savory Kwai: YQ? tmou 15M3l Z4 Q s1o'5E Q -, fn I E is- ncr0 P '7-F1 'ed fog 'yd +4512 fabrfwpvff 'Kg n cjticd -YI Q Gloria Ste-loner Sunshine Society 3, 4. Home EC. Club 4. May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. Iulia Stockman MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Sunshine Society 3, 47 sec. 3. Student Council 2. Monitor 4. Phyllis Stockrnan Sunshine Society 3, 4. Home Ec. Club 1. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 1. Booster's Club 2, 3. Yell Leader 4. May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Librarian 1, 2, 3. Monitor 4. Ross Syler Band l. 2. Hi-Y .4. Apron-String Revolt. Paula Troutwine Ye Pilgrim 1, 2, 3, 4. Bus. 4, MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. Painter's Club 4. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2. Orchestra 2. Booster's Club 1, 2, 3. May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. corr. Mgr. Robert Wagoner H1-Y 3, 4. Band 1. Orchestra 1. Margaret Wickey Sunshine Society 3, 4. Home EC. Club l. Pair1ter's Club 4. G. A. A. 1. Booster's Club 2, 3. May Festival 1, 2. Iames Yeazel Hn s, 4. Leota Yockey Sunshine Society 3, 4. Operetta 1. May Festival 1, 2, 3. Librarian l, 2, 3, 4. Apron-String Revolt. Oscar Zehner Hi-Y 3, 4. Monitor 4. Apron-String Revolt. l I l l ' ,459-ei I Dale Pritsch Hi-Y 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 1, 2, 3. Track 3. Anna Io Rippy Sunshine Society 3, 4. Painters Club 2. G. A. A. 3, 4. Operetta 2. Booster's Club 3. May Festival 1, 2, 3. Paul Rullman Hi-Y 3, 4: Sgt.-at-arms 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: vice pres. 4. Orchestra l, 2. Football 3, 4. Basketball team 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Class Officer 4, vice pres. Ioan Schipper Sunshine Society 4. G. A. A. 4. Urbana, Incl. 1, 2, 3. Apron-String Revolt. Nina Shafer Maxine Short Sunshine 1. West High 1. Iohn Shreve Ye Pilgrim 1. Hi-Y 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Choir 3, 4. Orchestra 3, 4. Operetta 3. Minstrel 4. Beverly Smith Ye Pilgrim 3, 4: feature ed. 4. Masque and Gavel 4. MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. Booster's Club 3. May Festival 3, 4. Angola, Wilson High, Lake Charles High. 1-li-tri-Y 2. Art Club 1. Dramatics Club 2. Apron-String Revolt. Mary Snoke Sunshine Society 4. Booster's Club 3. May Festival 3. Doris Snyder MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. May Festival 3. Monitor 4. LaPaz 1. Emma Lou Menser Sunshine Society 4. Booster's Club 2, 3. May Festival l, 2, 3. Robert Milner Football l, 2, 3. Track l. Basketball 2, 3. Phyllis Mufiley Sunshine Society 3, 4. Home Ec. Club 1. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, sec. 6- treas. 3. Choir 1. Operetta 1. Booster's Club 2, 3. Yell Leader 4. May Festival l, 2, 3, Librarian l, 2, 4. Monitor 4. Helen Myers Ye Pilgrim l, 2. MAYFLOWER STAFF Sunsine Society 3, 4. Home Ec. Club 1. Painter's Club 4. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta l. Booster's Club 1, 2, 3. Football Homecoming Court 4. May Festival l, 2, 3. Monitor 4. Apron-String Revolt. Rosemarie Nelson Ye Pilgrim 3. MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. Home EC. Club 2, 4. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 1. Booster's Club 1, 2, 3. May Festival l, 2, 3, Monitor 4. Iunior Class Treas. Doris O'Dell Sunshine Society 3, G. A. A. l, 2. Booster's Club 1, 2, 4. 3. May Festival l, 2, 3, Arthur O'Keefe Football team 1, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Leon Pentelow Hi-Y 3, 4. Football team 4. Monitor 4. joseph Pesch Hi-Y 4. Operetta 2. Boosters Club l, 2, Football team 1. Track 1. lean Poor Sunshine Society 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Choir 3. Operetta 3. May Festival 1, 2, 3. Librarian 3, 4. Monitor 4. 3 4 Iames Kruyer Hi-Y 3, 4. football team 4. Monitor 4. Hilda Lamborn G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. May Festival 1,2,3,4. Monitor 4. Barbara McCrory Ye Pilgrim 4: school editor. Masque and Gavel 4. MAYFLOWER STAFF 4: editor. Sunshine Society 3, 4. G. A. A. 1, 3. Music Appreciation Club 2, 3. Band 1, 2. Choir 1, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Booster's Club 1, 3. May Festival 1, 3. Student Council 1. Class Officer 3, vice pres. Minstrel, 4. Martha Manqun Sunshine Society 3. Home Ec. Club 1. Painters Club l. G. A. A. 2. Booster's Club 3. Librarian l. Elmer Marquardt Hi-Y a, 4. Football 1, 2. Mary Marsh Ye Pilgrim 3. Masque and Gavel 3, 4. MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Sunshine Society 3, 47 pres. 4 Home Ec. Club 1. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. Music Appreciation Club 1, 2 35 pres. 3, sec. 2. Choir 1, 2, 4. Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4. Operetta 1. Booster's Club 2. May Festival l, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 1. Monitor 4. Minstrel 4. Apron-String Revolt. Kenneth Mart Ye Pilgrim 1, 2, 3, 4. Masque and Gavel 4. Hi-Y 3, 4: treas. 4. Band l, 2, 3, 4. Choir l, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball team 1. Senior Class Pres. Minstrel 4. Apron-String Revolt. Philip Melanqton, Ir. Ye Pilgrim 1, 4: sports editor 4. Masque and Gavel 4. MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 1, 3. Booster's Club 1. May Festival l. Student Court 4: judge. Dramatics Club 1. Football mgr. 2. Minstrel 4. Apron-String Revolt. Myer Mendel Ye Pilgrim 1, 2, 3, 4, feature editor 37 editor 4. MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Masque and Gavel 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4: pres. 4. Music Appreciation Club 2, 3: vice pres. 3. Band 1, 2, 3. Student Council 1. Morton High School 2. Harry Menser I-li-Y 3, 4, sec. 4. Football team 2, 3, 4. Basketball team 2, 3, 4. Keith Heisler 1-li-Y 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1. Harold Hess Football team 4. Basketball team 1. Track 2. Iu11a Hiss MAYFLOWER STAFF 4 Sunshine Society 4. G. A. A. 1, 2, 4. Boosters Club l. May Festival 1, 2. Genevieve Hochstetler Sunshine Society, Treasurer 3, 4. G. A. A. 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Girls Basketball 3. May Festival l, 2, 3, 4. Henry Hudon Football team 1. Ruth Hunt Ye Pilgrim 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. Painter's Club 2. G. A. A. 1, 2. Choir 4. Operetta l. Booster's Club l, Z, 3. May Festival 1, 2, 3. Librarian l. Iohn Hutchings Ye Pilgrim 1. Hi-Y 4. Booster's Club 3. Football team 3. Student Council 2, 3, 47 pres Student Court 4, judge 'l'rack 1. Student Basketball Mgr. 3, 4. Student Football Mgr. 2. Wanda Kaufman Ye Pilgrim 4. MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. Home Ec. Club 1. G. A. A. 1, 2. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Booster's Club l, 2, 3. May Festival 1, 2, 3. Dramatics Club 1. Apron-String Revolt. Phyllis Kelley Sunshine Society 3, 4. G. A. A. 1. Operetta 1. Booster's Club l, Z, 3. May Festival 1, 2, 3. Librarian 1. Patricia Keyser MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. Painter's Club 4. 1 G. A. A. 3, 4, sec. 61 treas. Band 1, 2. Choir 3, 4. Operetta 2, 3. Yell Leader 2. Footballl Homecoming Queen 4. May Festival 3, 4. LaPaz 1, 2. Tri L 2. Latin Club 25 vice pres. Minstrel, 4. Clarice Eshelman Sunshine Society 3, 4. Painter's Club 2, 3. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Booster's Club 1. 2. 3. Yell Leader 4. May Festival 1, 2, 3. Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. Monitor 4. Rochester 1. Donald Evans Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Grace Everdon Sunshine Society 4. Booster's Club 1, 2, 3. May Festival 1, 2, 3. Librarian 4. Iohn Everdon Hi-Y 4. Monitor 4. Bill Greenlee Ye Pilgrim 3. Hi-Y 3, 4. Music Appreciation Club 2, 3. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, pres. 4. Orchestra 1, 2. Football team l. Student Council 3. Student Court 3. Track 3, 4. lunior Class Pres. Apron-String Revolt. Ioy Handy fNot Picturedl Masque and Gavel 3, 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. Painter's Club 2. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. Band l, 2. Booster's Club 1, 2, 3. May Feetival l, 2, 3. Librarian 1. Iames Hansen H1-Y 3, 4. Harry Harris Hi-Y a, 4. l-'ootball team 3, 4: captain 4 Student Court 4, judqe 4 Marcille Hartman Sunshine Society 3, 4. Home Ec. Club I. May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Librarian l, 2, 3. Monitor 4. Ioan Hauq Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3 4 West High 1, 2, 3. MAYPLOWER STAFF 4. Dorlene Chase Masque and Gavel 3, 45 vice pres. 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 1. Boosters Club 1, 2, 3. Football Homecoming Court 3. May Festival 1, 2, 3. Class Officer 4, sec. Carl Coplen Hi-Y 3. Ioyce Crocker Sunshine Society 3, 4. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: recording sec. 4. Football Homecoming Court 4. May Festival l, 2, 3, 4. Librarian 1, 2. Martha Crocker Sunshine Society 3, 4. G. A. A. 1, 2. May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Librarian 1, 2, 3. Monitor 4. Richard Danielson Ye Pilgrim l, 2. Masque and Gavel 4. Hi-Y 3, 4: vice pres. 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: librarian 3. Orchestra 1. Booster's Club 2. May Festival 1, 2. Monitor 4. Track 3. 4. Edwin Dodson Hi-Y 3, 4. Football 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Keith Dodson Hi-Y 3. 4. Band 1, 2, 3. Football team 4. Track l, 2, 3. Iames Drubert Football team 1, 2, Basketball team 1, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4. Lois Duniee 3 3 4 Masque and Gavel 3 4 s c 6- treas. 4. Sunshine Society 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Choir 4. Operetta 1, 4. Booster's Club 1, 2, May Festival 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 1. Minstrel 4. Cecil Edwards Hi-Y 3, 4. Football, 2, 3, 4.- Basketball 2, 3. Track 1, 2, 3. 4 3. 4. Arthur Becknell, Ir. Ye Pilqrim l. Masque and Gavel 3, 4: pres. 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Music Appreciation Club 3, sec. 3. Band 2, 3, 4, vice pres. 3. Choir l, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra l 2 3 4- res. 1 1 1 f P Operetta 2. 3. Monitor 4: head. monitor. Track 2, 3. 4. Spanish Ctub 3. Minstrel 4. Apron-String Revolt. Ioseph Bergman Hi-Y 3, 4. Booster's Club 1, 2, 3. Monitor 4. Richard Bibler Ye Pilgrim 4. I-li-Y 3 ,4 Band l. Orchestra 1. Football team 2, 3, 4. Basketball team 2. Class Officer 47 treas. Masque and Gavel 4. Shirley Bollinger MAYPLOWER srlirr 4. Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4. May Festival 3, 4. Librarian 1, 2. Glee Club 1, 2. West High l, 2. Beverly Broman Masque and Gavel 3, 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. G. A. A. l, 2, 3. Music Appreciation Club 3. Choir 2. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 1, 2, 3. May Festival l, 2, 3, 4. 1. Iacqueline Brooke Ye Pilgrim l, 2. MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Band l, 2. Booster's Club l, 2, 3. May Festival l, 2, 3, 4. Class Officer 3: sec. Richard Brunclaqe Hi-Y 3, 4. Football team 1, 3, 4. Helen Brundiqe Choir 1. LaPaz 1, 2. Henry Butler Ye Pilgrim 1. Hi-Y 3. 4. Band 1, 2. Football team 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball team 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Barbara Charters Sunshine Society 3, 4. G. A. A. l. May Festival l. Argos 1, 2. We remember our junior year for the year long money-making project we staged to raise funds for the junior-Senior Prom. We remem- ber with pleasure the excited hours of work and the final staging of the best prom in the history of P.H.S. Fads appeared and disappeared with un- tiring enthusiasm. Butch haircuts, senior cords, sloppy sweaters and bobby socks swept upon the school, One could not go down the hall without two or three moron jokes or a dreamy feminine voice mentioning Frank Sinatra. Let it never be said that Leap Year l944 passed unheeded. Our junior-Senior Sadie Hawkins Day Party brought to a climax a year of Haydays for our own Sadie Hawkins's. As seniors we experienced a busy year, crowded with the usual activities as well as the Senior Play and the final whirl of commence- ment activities. Beneath it all, however one can catch an underlying note of seriousness of purpose, as we increase our understanding of what it's all about. These little things thrown together consti- tute the reason why wegcan say with so much warmth in our hearts Four years filled with happiness-a little heart break, but forever a pleasant memory. Almary Alliss Sunshine Society 3, 4. Home Ec, Club 1. Band 1. Booster's Club 3. May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Librarian 4. lack Baird Hi-Y 3, 4. Booster's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Football Team 1. Basketball Team 1, 2. Sheridan High School 1, 2. Nancy Baker MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. Home EC. Club l, Z, 3. Orchestra l, 2, 3. May Festival l, 2, 3, 4. Monitor 4, head noon monitor William Baker 1-Ii-Y 3, 4. Monitor 4. Ramona Bartlett Ye Pilgrim 1, 2. 3. Masque and Gavel 4. MAYFLOWER STAFF 4. Sunshine Society 3, 4. Rec. Sec. 4. Home Ec. Club 1. Painter's Club 4. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice Pres. 3. Operetta 1. Booster's Club 1, 2, 3. Sec. 3. . May Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Apron-String Revolt. SENICRS--the Generals, as it were, in the world of school activities. e lead the way, sometimes wisely, often foolishly. Of all the MAYFLOWERS issued through the years this one has a special significance, lt is edited by a class who begon high school as America entered the war in an all out state of belligerance. lt is the story of how we as a class have learned to bridge those two worlds. In this MAYFLOWER are wrapped the memories and keepsakes of an unforgetable four years. When we entered high school in 1941 it was generally agreed that we were an extremely promising class-in scholarship, talents, and activities. We feel that we have successfully proved that statement true. Our coming to P.H.S. in 1941 was to mark the beginning of a transition period of academ- ic lifeethe adaptation of our high school curriculum to a rapid, efficient war program. With unexcelled enthusiasm the class of '45 bought war bonds and stamps every Tuesday morn- ing for four successive years. As we grew older the cause became closer to our hearts and we were writing to friends, brothers and sweethearts, in the armed service. Visiting P. H. S. grads in the service were proud of how We carried on at home. One day a group of soldiers from Baer Field turned the tables and entertained us with a musical fun show. Other army and navy men came to talk to our boys about opportunities for the future. Yet standing perhaps highest in our high school memories will be the typical Indiana basketball and football games-the life of sports. Each game, each tournament was surround- ed with a loyalty and excitement, a love of the sport found no where but in Indiana. Because it was ever before us, we shall carry with us burned deeply in our memories the quotation on the plaque in the gym . . . F or when the one great scorer comes to write against your name he writes not that you won or lost but how you played the game. CLCM, t VIRGINIA BUTZ. English, Spanish A. B. Valparaiso University MARCELLA CORNETET. English A. B. Indiana Central M. A. Columbia University L. B. EHERENMAN. Instrumental Music A. B. Valparaiso A. M. Columbia University KATHERINE E. GARN, History A. B. Indiana University M. A. University oi Wisconsin IUANITA HARRISON, Home Economics B. S. Ball State Teachers College AGNES HASS, Mathematics A. B. Indiana University M. A. Columbia University IOSEPI-IINE I-IOCKENBEAMER, Art A. B. University of Chicago MIRIAM HOSTETTER, Vocal Music B. M4 Butler University PALMER E. MART. Soc. Studies, Science B. S. Marion College A. B. Marion College M. S. Indiana University DEVON PHI-ILPS, Science, Mathematics A. B. Manchester College DORCIE PHILLIPS. Commercial A. B. Ball State Teachers College MYRON A. PHILLIPS, Commercial A. B. Central Normal College M. S. Indiana University ORTHELLO STEPHEN, English, Library A. B. Indiana University mvrmm 'rr-ioivms, Phy. sd. Health, safety B. S. Indiana University M. S. Indiana University ELIZABETH THOMPSON, Phy. Ed., Health, Safety B. S. Central Normal College A. B. Fresno State College IULIA TROWBRIDGE, Latin, Mathematics A. B. Indiana University M. S. Indiana University MARION WATKINS, Industrial Arts A. B. Taylor University CLEO WYSONG, Industrial Arts B. S. N. Manchester College MARGARET CLARK Clerk, Supt's. Office EDITH GRISWALD Clerk, Prin's. Office t wi? Qw- fvk .xgclminidfra fion MR. KUHN, Superintendent oi Plymouth Schools A. B., B. Pct. Trl State Lol eat M. A. tfulnntlvm l,.n1vvl 1 MR, BEABOUT, Principal A. B. Bllllkel Umvvlstty M. A. Columhm llmvo Wt have teen our supenntendent and pnnctpal workinq, have felt thelr presence and have subor clmate cl ourec lvo., to the1r Ullllllllq eltort to help us bridqe successfully the span between our two worlds lo many ot ue these mdtvtduals our school baard, remained in the backqround Not reahztnq th: n that they were qumdxnq our preparatlon for a great future, we now w1sh to pay tnbute to them as the powor hehmd our great orqantzatton Ltncoln High School. 3f..5i..y Two heads are better than one. With Miss Cornetet, advisor, and Barbara McCrory, editor, we couldn't tail. With their toot in the door and salestalk in hand Wanda Kaufman, Shirley Bollinger, and lulia Hiss are responsible tor all sales of MAYPLOWER. Game atter game, Phil Melangton tirelessly jotted down sports data in his little black book to be Written, later, in the MAYFLOWER. Getting energetic PHS students into one place for group pictures and persuading them to get their proots in on time may have added a few grey hairs to the heads ot lackie Brooke and Helen Myers, but they finally succeeded. Purrowed ot brow and weary in mind our literary editors wrote introductions, explanations, and class history to be left to posterity. Credit goes to Beverly Smith, Mary Marsh, Doris Snyder, Nancy Baker, and loan l-laug. Wielding their scissors and agile minds the make up and art editors are responsible for where you are and how you are placed in this book. Mort Mendel and lulia Stockman took care ot this depart- ment. The designs, emblems and all art work came from the pens and pencils of Ramona Bartlett, Paula Troutwine, and Pat Keyser. ,ri ' 4 , ., .2 A to fi Q + . I-img 3 jgffw f ,B ,-qgng' if , - T' .-F' fc-reign-an 13' W 'Pi-'UHF Inside P. H. S., there are lasting friendships, studies, and the activities that constitute school life. Outside is war-grim and unrelenting, We, the class of '45, have spanned these two worlds. Mak- ing high school our basic training we have prepared ourselves for an uncertain future. Stnceour freshman year, war has been a shadow over our lives, but our dreams of peace and the restora- tion of freedom is still undimmedp, we have faith in ourselves. In this MAYFLOWER of 1945 we have captured some of the 'spirit that lives in our school. We leave a record of four years filled with happiness-a little heqrfbreskfbuf, forever a pleas- ant memory. Y 1 - -A -.- 6 ti... , :Y --W ,:.-15 re' ' .1 . - ,-.zu h fuk-, ..f . , ,310 4,.'1i'-i51:.,:,s: ,.'--.- KA . , 1- -Ln.-3-,:'..f: 4 '-- -X-.JA .. ,FT -15.62-1:1-z' . fr 1' .Y 775i--sf -1' s1 '1'?1't-?'ffl'9s '-lf' ' . . ref-'ff -1... -,f -. 1 't'7:4'7 'nP- ' jf.-f.1fE?i:f ' Y' ,-if-.'.-PZ -. L 4i'4.'T ?-. -- Ark, :K r A fix ' 'j Q, ' . ,jx . f 1.57 'Q . 95 ' v .Ek f JWTA. . -x, . f F ' Y- -gy. P 'gs'-E. , ':v-5 ...x-'A - ..: 'T --1. - , -sg. .Nv,.y1,, 'M , 4 t , axes.-,st . . .gb L 4 - E41 I, . ,qxavi is x.w:1:. -3: ... 1. Un , , : . Hari eg . 4 ig',NN :l'f ...- .g F , -.fc-Q, 'G , . 2 9- V Q Q ffm, .. ill,-' it X 'Q' s , Cf... ' . 1- A-.is Ng' 5. AWV x ,ff -. . 1 .--J - ' H I f - 11:1 A 'N W:-as , ' . tv. , N ft. ' f cg- .. ,AN '-an N. ' .n Nh' n Q 454 .,. 'K tr F 4 J., ' ,-' if. it 'MW WW, J 5 K ig ,, 'l J ..fJ.J ' mg '7 9 SENEURS ERADU ATE I XWAQWWQSXW F -.. . X 5241 fy lk 2 xii. A I 5 .. ff KLM ab 'Sf WORLD QF PHS. ...M .M ...K ,J 1- WORLD or NAR , L L-A XX - XX Q E I fp: 'n 1fW'f!f' ESSEX N N , ' 1 I I 4 I M J X Ugly 19 . 4 4 I ll 'J ' 'V - N wifi-,J rx 59 N if 'ff ,IM , g A' f rx . ' R!! xg W5 . ' I V V Mus DLQLARLS ARWGER Z5 i ,Qing wo qfuzrfcii - -- , V 1- 4 ' - -1 i- 'ftp w - ' . 2 'F - 5225 . 64 'qw - f 412155 2 61' ' 1. 4 A fi if gain isffgafkw cw. ' A flair 4-- 1 5. , ff-:if U' N- gl ide: 31555 , V .l f 4 'X f vo 5 . islfwff- f ' i- 'H' v ,f-af? , ,W by eglxfq, 4 .P 23 . gf x1,kf,5g1 ff 111-'V .. f', 'K Qf'fs52:a . effff f A' gsf vi- -ff'z.f fJ Wifi' X?fs2'Qfe:-izisw' f'-.iiif .Q 'if ' 'f1.wsff2.Lx:-' . ,. 1. --LJ: N'sQ?3I9ij'.g2Z:,,j 'MF-f, , .1 M.. W.-'J 'z-5 A ,f '- :inf ' 1 -M' K-A-.-.ii-,'V:4::lJ1J u Way! ower 1945 PLYMOUTH, INDIANA , h Jr ,I . :rv ,.,-' , , I . ,. N --- - -- 1:-g,,-4 -H: L' . , ,, . ,,.,,,.- A V .- - -'-' 1- w ww w '1f2-Qi ' ' :-ff--H ' i9 L- 1 4' .- -V: . . 2. , rigid ', ff:1 ,. f ,, -,.-V. - ff-aw ' A - ' A ,..- ,. ,f 'f ., -- . ' - 5 . ,. ws-.' :. gpxSf- ,nw ,-,, ,J Sv -..,, -, f---22+ 61... 3 . E.L5...f ---' ---A-55 1 f 5' ,- ,, '5'.. .1-. -f . , m v- -1- 533? gpg , .Pi t -, ur- . g.,:.m,r EQ -,ri -Qggfg-'gf Hrfkigf--,-A'-Pixcs.-x-,Qi fig-L 3 Q ug,Yf'gl.,:'.iQ ,,-'N -..g,-ggi'-g.a 5 ' :.,.f,',4fg , 1 ' Y j ' k 'Q - .. - ,.-'S ji.z3.7z,1g .sf gsi., ff- -.af-g 1,'-3fz,,-1 Qff' -zigiefkf' p.f12'.-R? 3P1.fgg'Iv1f:?5?2', 2'-'i'S-::,f2-122515 Ji.: ,.1f sf? Q' ' -H' f ft -4 ' J 1 'w' S f - ' - 141 ' ' f '-24-rg aff-w:',m,.,g-c.,5, hx ++-:ff.1..:s-7.'g- W, 2- , '. gf-irq. SIE. -.,., , ' . f , ' , '- Ly f Q ' ' ' . ., 'rf-' -3 F'f:1i, f-'Q' .?5,jf- 1-I '-. ' f1-'i'iv'3:f1g , ,J ,W -,g v. - . W. ., ,, 5 1 51235-V411 .315,??,, if A. -Jim: -, Y 3 Q 1: . A - ' - H :- , N. ' l' 1 ' N , - -:- -lf., . yffffzf lg . Q -N ' V ..,, A . .. 4- I A' P k - ,,.a.axl ?fQ'41 . . ,,.-7,7v - -Q Q 'Eff R. - AS. -Mfg' 1 et?- . 'ZH-2 1 'ii - 92 ' ' Fai?-fig? xxx , SHPE, V1 , ,K-.cava 4-f - .4-vf 5 fe 'H TL- s 'isgf ' A . y gif . .L -'Ill J' Ei? A- :fzi'ff' , 3 25? -l'Qf?k:g - fl-if V , x 0.911 e L. 24 . 2? .fr-,f 11 f':'g -..FT -' Q -,.':.l-53152-f -: law- :L .z-if? 'ef' P , - 5' ' -' LQQJ. -i1,1,':' ' -122 A:,f5..fz- ,.,1,g -as I.. Z ' 1--'sf 372 . ' 4.21-,gsgiai -,. 1 Hx- all ' ' 5'-Zhu . - 7 -, 3,1 el, fi I :-: W ' 3 ,Q25 9' . -uf ',1 , ,.vx:.Q.J ' M- - W .1 , . 'lime L. , . fr M : ., 4 1 1 , .3 4. - ' ::v 'X- 'J' 1 '. , 'U5:,r.'. 'Lua' , f-ia-:z1:.g Q .g ig? 9 EE 1 11:11, Q w J' 'f??f'az, . ,, 5 - M 2.4. 2 ,, A .Si 1 3 J 3235, -1 '1 l-r-cfQif?- 4, ,Q , ra is Lu N ' - 21. ' V , '4f!63Q' , Y FQ: , A cf , - riff 'tiki J, '- i 3, 5. 4, .al-aw.. i ,f-ax, ' 4531- - 1, r,.-1. -- ggigb- .l . rr.,- - 4. . JA 9 , , fb, 3. ,fm ,ifg :7 ffl 3 ' ' 5131 - .' f , fi g' : ' ,X-'iii J ,: ' Q' 'ix f ' N iff? .' 'Y 71 V G. ' ' -fm. 1 . if -Q .fx gg , . , 1 , . . 1 ' N ' 554 J, lvlftf ,K f ' fy 1, ,mg - I . x,,.,,i' EST, 1' Y 4 , H V-V 15 lf7L:'231'.51! 331.gif f f'--X-M ' , . Q 5 2 L.,.gjg'tgQ'-L'f.Qf'gftE - ,' , 1 1 f, - Q f .W f if. Q 1'-- .4,51a .'2-'. ' ::m.1,-A-.,, 1 1 wr' fi- ' -j:- ,,, , -Q.. ,1-1 , ,-..:- ,.f'22g,ai:', -., . E.LgJ,x:,gm.:i- ' ' 4' 'HN 1 A- t'f 1f- A' ' ' fb ' '