Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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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

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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-

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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,