Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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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. '

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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.

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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