Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Edith was kept busy writing admit slips for those who momen- tarily dropped out of the Parade and wished to re-enter the ranks. The Auxiliary Police were often required to apprehend those who found joy in vi- olating the rules laid down by the Coun- cil. 9

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From the Classroom to the Football Field Nothing can be thoroughly learned by experience or study alone, but rather by a combination of the two. Our future farmer-» cannot be 'Tops' in their trade without a general knowledge first, which they will later apply. Mr. Hermansen coached the Agricultural division of our Parade. Loyal supporters inspired the team.

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PARADER MUST EAT The most enjoyable of all rest periods was from 11 43 to 1:00, when all members of the Parade stocked up on energy-building fuel. Those who lived within reasonable distance from the Parade Grounds lunched with their family. — The rest ate together at school. IO