Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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,.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

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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.

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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.