Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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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

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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

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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.