Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Hetty Klein, Vice Pres. Merritt Smith, Pres. Eleanor Koppert, See. Jerry Cox, Treas. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY . . . After three years of diligent preparation, we were ready to lead the P.H.S. Parade. The numerous responsibilities with which we were suddenly compelled to cope proved to make our year of leadership rather difficult at first, but we soon acclimatized ourselves to the new role. As upperclassmen, our every move was watched and criticized. We realized that our actions, good or bad, would be imitated by the younger members of the Par- ade, and it was our duty to the underclassmen to conduct our- 26

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THE BOARD OF DOROTHA BECK — Soc. St., Spanish NORMA BARNES — English, Speech MARCELLA CORNETET — English KATHERINE GARN — History RACHEL GRIFFITHS — Phys. Ed., Health JUANITA HARRISON — Home Economics AGNES HASS — Mathematics HENRY HERMANSEN — Science, Agric. JANE KINSEY — Vocal Music ROBERT KUITE — Inst. Music gail McDonnell — Art PALMER MART — Science DORCIE PHILLIPS — Commerce MYRON PHILLIPS — Commerce DORRANCF ROGERS — Safety ORTHELLO STEPHEN — English, Lib. ARTHUR THOMAS — Phys. Ed., Health JULIA TROWBRIDGE — Latin, Math. MARION WATKINS — Shop CLEO WYSONG — Shop MARGARET CLARK — Sec. to Supt. EDITH GRISWALD — Sec. to Prin. REVIEW 25

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selves in an exemplary man- ner. A commendable record was made by the athletes; a record that any underclass should proudly strive to at- tain. Throughout the year, organizations functioned fa- vorably under their senior leaders. Public critics claimed January Thaw to be the best senior play ever present- ed in Lincoln High School. Although we may appear os- tentatious, we sponsor this book to record our treasured memories. We believe that we have accomplished our task, and we extend our best wishes to those who follow in our 27 footsteps.