Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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R, ff- .1 sc. 65145 gl y - u 'I E 2 'Q .'- ' I 2: 11,5 5 -, ffl! li 'X -. - W flaw A lf- --:rl i ti, mu ,121 i ,Z-- ' BJP- ' PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHGGL As we begin the second half of the twentietlz century, wlzat everyone says will be a new era for Plymozitlz, our country, and our world, we pause to celebrate 75 years of progress at Plymouth lcligli Sclzool and to particularly record tlie people and events wlzicli made 1950 so wortla reinemlvering. mum l , N ,... .., A V Vp L f fm- 4 2 f flwfi + Q5 ig ssl u i i ' Z 2 2 ' ' A 1 ' A J-'AW -if ax' A s-Nr' - 32+ at ww 5 J M ' I Q V -,Q K . 2 ' V' ' . . ,ffl-f W if x 'A '7i',, 1,-Z . M 5' . 1 Q vu- ' is 'A 32 - 'J A i f Q.. 4 1 Q 5 ' ' 2: 1 .wf f ,g I , A ' ' ix wfwg ,,,, , kgfi ff- sg bf' , . M JA, 4 .N f ff. I.- psf:-'AAL .1 '4' Q 423 ' 'Aa 'H' A QJ H: vplfi k if . 5 . ' , J ' 1 'N N Ar ' V as X 'dn wif- 4 .MM K X ah ww g V W, .. X' 1' .. 1 QTiT..,,k 7 ' ,, - ski f Mfr-Q.-P f WL M .. new - ma , J' .3 , -mg 4 , Q 'H' ,.,. Niki. . f Mow 950 NVQ clcclicutc this memoir to formci' gi'acluaitc.s ol' Plym mouth High School. LVL' hope that this nw nuul will hc a symhol ol' thc acivancciiicnt ol' our school thru tht- past 75 yours. THE CLASS Ulf 1950 PLYMOUTH HIGH PLYMOUTH INDIANA SCHOOL IX l ms' ii'f'v.f J X or ,hiv l Qtr 1 Q Xl A Qi like la ' ,9 1 fl' - iw xx dv' R! 1-Aera 4 HENRY A. PERSHING - s X5, 1 xo f if n 'it-1 P . fl! K ln 1875 four people - Haddie G. Bor- ton, Ira D. Buck, Ida C. Klingler, and Henry A. Pershing - comprised the first high school graduating class of Ply- mouth. To them we owe the basis of our intellectual and social achievements. Mr. Pershing is the only living gradu- ate of this first class, and he now resides in South Bend. 4, 1, Now in 1950 eighty-five people com- i fs i ! i Evidence of our A cxpansion in the last tlircc quail tors of u century at cr.. 3 s OFK-i275 can lic sccn the wily time scimoi has tit-vt-Inpt-ti to Pl'UCiUCC ll CIQISS twenty one tiincs as lurgc as rlit- prisc this seventy-Hfth graduating Class. 174 ' w Eg lnssn A ii rst. ,121 - r w it ff. Lf JY Jon Jin 01:5 Q 3 ,lem-afv14v6: W N 'v I g P A .. L sz, f9,,,.', 'kfrk' WW' X K N. E v cu... Mfrs G-in 'Zh Jg -rig , L1 ' g55,,4,,,, , x 5, f, . 13. . 244.55 J 1 in X .intn-M' M 5+ ,h 14- ' i -X, ami .J flqlqgi L r-mama 06.51 ' Ma .I 16122441 Qin' 6 .. fl Airs' I ' '-LQ.. tz...4'a....l..- E b - I Wir ez'-ft-'wh im x it g A i M..1.,.m.:s, l 'x I ' ' f fs 1 V n2,4:.fJ,+:.. ifffmv-4M Jam. nec... n C'- 'GH' 0, 6'9 W A ' -9'8 GW' QI., . auf mu mm.. i E26-4 4661 ,:. ,I C4 lily? A t A 4, ft 'X ' - 4 Qs.. ' rg.: fr.:-...J - f .:uJ.4.f -QQ6 WY ' ' ' 0-u-QM--' 1 -af 'l -if 11,-' . ,I gmws-L. N V1 fluid., Min - ,Mm ..- , Q, . ' i 9 I - , QM lla-Q! .M ' fum, .4 iQ,...na. A ' M 125,-W.. ol-an n may , A 3 .QA A g 6 A1 1, 1 V. , V, - fn L 46631 lfiwai rhino!!! 1 'E' can-Q an '-'-'mira' 'L ' ,nm-gale. pf V f- ' LQ Q, , t - ' .ang dqxaif ' 'fi 05 'QW' ' ofps.1.:.-am, , X, M' Jw 9515? if-a:'::fE'f f?z::'x3'.':' '?,'aiis::' if--:H Gem- A.-.M Rf.- . I. 1 i 11 E S 1 . K 4 1 'Vi- Q zz' in i f - 3 F . w l 'E 4 Z E . ,NWS 4, 5 2 we Una , V v. , -..f, G X Q I DOWN THROUGH SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS Sincc 1875 wc ill 1,1yl110lII11 Iligh School ha11'c hccn constuntlx' striving to 11rh'1111cc IUXVLIII1 ncw 111111 hcltcr wavs of lczirning. Onc of thc hrs! inaijor chnngcs i11 our history was thc inoving ol' our high schoo1 110111 thc XYAlS1l1llgt0I1 huilding to its prcscnt sitc in 192-1. '11hcn in 1937 our c1L'l1lL'I1l11il1 IXLIL11' torium was 1111111 QIIIL1 sincc thcn it has hccn usccl for civic ZIIIC1 sc11oo1 plll'POSCS. Mani' of thc 110I'II1L'I' sludcnls 11a11'c givcn thcir timc 111141 their 1ivcs in our two 1'Vor1c1 11'z11's. 131' scrap drivcs, L'10l1l1l1g 111'i1'cs 111111 11111111 sa11cs, wc comrilmutcd our 111111 to thc war c11or1. During thc past 75 ycairs, wc 11an'c 1l1C0l'l5Ul'lllL'L1 lllillly ncw sludics i11 our CLII'l'1L'LI1LllHf3llllilllg thcm: spccch, agriculturc, c1ri1'i11g. typing, 111111 girls physi ca11 L'C1llClll1Ul'l. WK' 1'cz11iLc 1111- 1l'l1I70l'lLll1L'l' of worth w11i1c cxtru c111'ricL11z11' uctivitics. 41-110l'L'1.0l'C, wc hz11'c orgzinilccl suc11 C1ll13S as Projcctors C11111, 1X1i1SLllIL' 111111 c1ilYL'1, S. S. S. KIIIL1 I1isY. X111 111so rca11iLc thc i1111:o1'l11ncc of sc11' govcrn mcnt and hclicvc in prcparing our Sllll1L'I1IS for lll1i1l1g part in thc iillillll' clcinocriilic worlcl. 111 l1l'0l1lUf1l'lg thcsc 1L1L'2l5, wc 11zn'c sci up ll sludcnl council, studcnt court, 411111 il st11c1c11t monitor sys- tcm. Xvc hopc t11c iilllllll' c111sscs ol' 1,1YlllUlll11 11ig11 5c11oo1 2lI'C 1llSl31l'L'C1 to strivc lo klL'CUll1I311511 :ls much 'n thc ncxl 111l'L'L'KIll1ll'1L'l'S ol il ccniurx ns 1111- pzisl 73 clzisscs haivc c1onc. 'V-ll: di!! r ' 1 V , N f . fi A r ,QP- SPANISI I 'l'HIGONOME'I'llY AGRlCUL'I'URl2 Comm esta VJ. eusu-i-simrl The future farmers get their training. Spanish elalas is in sessiun The lllillllkfllllililflll minds are ut work. SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR NIUSK' Ira, ln, lu. Prueliee makes perfeel, lwxuu S llum, Num, Illlllllfv I:lHll1L'i.Ifi0l1 i PIANE CQIiOME'I'RY ART DRIVEIYS TRAINING XXX XSX VK . '. 'L' xtuuly I3l1L'liJ'Q Hue, v.1luc.41ncl intcnsitxf' ul- ICLITIT llcil'-ISIIV' VU- are I4-awning to clriu K CUIUT IILIFIIIIIIIV. Sl'lllil'll HONIV, IQCONKJNIICS Hn' luturu lw1m'r11.1Lurx gut tfwir train H11 w n'l.ml, mp W. ,MA .- ,,..,. .-.wana PA I SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR l3OOKI'l'l'lNCQ A ,l.fl', Vuturc llllSil1L'NN mcn za N'UlllCIX pructicc liL'L'l1iIlg lumlw. l'Yl'lNlQ U. 9. IHSIUIZY IT crrurs :xml 2 XY. li Xl. U XXI: 1,-Y U, L-Iimjndlp ilk- Imm Jml Pm-lx '4C'l1L'ck IQSIN .mul luun' clwulx ILNINHU Nf'NlL'Il!- XVL' stuclx' tlw lmistmnw' ul, nur L'1YlllllI'X My l'.Xl.li IU hlu NIL-XVIIIXV SHOP Huw' hnurn ilu' pr.u'Iirnl aupplic:ltiul1 1 xln'x'l.ll luuls, XIlfi'll,'XNIQl-Xl IJRAXVINLQ ' llUl5PHlNl4S ,urc nur 5l3L'CilIlff L' luurn In illIL'l'l5I'k'I .ls um-ll als lI1llliL L. ITVIHIN. U Lnpx u lmnll with NCII HO UNI rllll' QIAIUH ctifvities of '75th Year g I I I P STUDE T GOVER ME T STUDENT COUNCIL Our high school legislators, the stuclent eouneil, strive to uehieve ll more tlemoeratie form ol' govern- ment lion' our 75tli gllllllllltillg class uncl lor ull succeeding elzlsses. 'lihis group is elected ln' the clireet vote ol' the stutlent hotly. .Iohn lleetl presiclecl over the eouneil us the presif clent in the 75th year. They lunfe luzlssecl new regulations for the elections ol' the loothull queen and eourt, ol' the loothull uncl haskethull yell- leuclers, uncl ol' the junior :mtl senior eluss ollieers. The other ollieers are viee-presiclent, Clinrles hlelzxngtong secretary. Xxlllliilil Anclers, and Mr. lleaihout, the lueulty slzonsor. l i ixul-l MONITORS ,X mp un mln- clump ilu' SUVYIITQ nl ilu' nmum, gxml tlwn ilu' X'lIllLll0l'5 gm' lilliL'H L'0lll'l.U Our lmiglm M-lwnl jmlicinry lwmly. tlu' stu um court, IHINSUN AlllllgL'lIR'l1I un ilu' lam' l5lL'Lllxll1g students. l.lulx llcallmmll .incl .lay llk'llll als juclgvs l11x'L' lmssvcl ILlilQCl11k'I1I mcl' Ilia' YlUlAIll5l'S tlns 75ll1 XL'.lI'. Clwulx ML-Clmm-ll, nml lim XX'cninu xwlm' mln- Imilills nml Urulw llllclull I5 Ilia' sL'L'l'CIAll'X. -f E 5 O 32 ELM Youll lmvc IH nwvc gnlmmglu X'l'ullX nlown llama swim. Our llivll 51-Imwl xllrul L'HHTllll55llll1, llw muni 5 l mrs, unlmu- tlw lams pussy-nl lvl mln- lL'gl'wl.llHlN. l,lIL'llkl Zclmcr mul Nivk llilnlnlwrnml. ilu' tm ugilmlmlc In-all I1lHl1iIHl'5. lmvc slllncrviscal ilu' .mi vitiw ul' nlmis gflillli in llmix '73ll1 your. STUDENT COURT 5 g'5a gg ga if Q , Weigh y, A if if , wg, 'Ze- . :mv A., ? yl , 'w 1:QJ ? Ab 1 M - V- K fegex 'f QM g 3 Q, Ty 3 57 .f Q 7 :, 'Q Q si .L fl Q, ,,,: X 'g,,,Q S li if Ablkb ' SN ? - Y K . . ,ml 'f' 5- f N QW - 7 1 A ., f' X W' - - ,,.L 553921 -' f . xg f A A Q , ' .wi -f 5? l leipliulness aincl ltintlness to others is the motto of Sunshine. The memhers in this 75th year upholding the ereecl turnecl over the prolits ol' the yeair to the patients :it Riley Hospital. A point system newly established this year stimulated renewed ellort within the group. Monthly committees. to hring cheer to others, gaiye ilhainltsgiying huskets, Christmas gifts of decorated trees, presents for Riley llospitiil, relireshinents for teachers during the exam grueling period, and many other successful acts. The ollieers Aire: presitlent-hlziry Crocker: yiee-presitlent-Peg Pilierg seeretiiryfNiiney Miles: trezisurerFMuggs Xlleritlierheziclz sergerinbzit- zirins--lliirhiini liaileonhuryg rind sponsor Miss Mzireellzi Cornetet. I lislh flirisliain Cliui'zieter is the aiiin ol' the lli,Y. ln this 751h year these hoys chose to use the luncls ol their organization lor the iinproyeinent iincl heuutiliezition ol' the grounds of Plymouth lligh Sehool. 'llhey staged their annual Ili-Y sweethenirts party and took charge ol' the eheelsrooins tit the lmsltethnll games. fliuelt McConnell, the presiclent, superyisetl the worlx of the group in 1950. Mr. Mart is the llieulty sponsor, and the other ollieers ure: yiee-pres.5I1iy llClllll ll'CllSlll'Cl'A-'l2lCli Beaihout: Chaplin-Bill XKXLISOIICIY puhlieity reporter-l'mielu1rd Dyeg sergeant zit arms-Skip Keller. PAINTER'S CLUB me 1 lf M A S ACE E an Niels Nelson as the etlitor workecl espeeially hartl overseeing the work on the weelily eclition. in this 75tl1 year. The stall' as pieturetl, front row, lelit to right: typist, Wlantla Anclersg husiness manager. Potle jones: feature eclitor, Bona llalsleyg etlitor, Niels Nelsong assis- tant eclitor: Susan Klingler, sehool page editor: Shirley Wleeclling, sports reporter, Doris Wfaltelanclz ancl steneilist, Orease llutlon. llaeli row, lelvt to right: sponsor, hir. Sherwood: typists, .loyee Meyers and Della laeherg leature eclitor, Clill' l.inecleel4erg Art eclitor, Nancy Miles: typist, Betty Muli- lleyg reporters, Dielt Post, llarh Ball, and ,lune llartman, antl sponsor, lXlr. Phillips. Not pieturetl are prool' reacler, llarh lialeonhuryg steneilist, Peg Pillerg sponsor, Mrs. Phillipsg and mimeo-operator. liclith Clriswaltl. Printing time will soon he hereln VVe who issuetl this annual worltecl to make this 75rli annual one ol' the greatest. llarwm Voss as echtor clireetecl the lormatton ol this annual in this 75th year. hir. llealnoul is the liaeulty sponsor, ancl hlr. Phillips antl hliss 'llrowhritlge assist the stall' in linaneial and husiness matters. Composing this stall' are, as pieturetl lirom lelit to right: Clilli Linetleeliety art eclitor, llona llalsley, Sally llott, ancl Donna Roush, literaryg Mr. Phillips, sponsorg Y l,ois lmroman anal hluggs XVeatherheacl, husiness tnanagersg llarwin Voss, eclitorg hlariorie Miller, eo eclitorg hliss lrowhritlge, sponsor: lionna l.ee Corwin, Mary Vore, anal llane Stromheek. maltefup eclitorsg l.u':lla Zelmer. l3ill Powell, anal ymginiri Cross, photography. Ilill Vlfagoner who is not pieturecl is also one ol' the art eclitors. -5,5-v--,q..-.Mya-,--N. Tr,-,-.,-vv..-.. ,',,,,,..'.L - . ...-,, - .w w . ,L ' Y --, ....,.,., .. ,. E A ..,, V R , S , .J R ' Q 45 f i K5- T .., 7: K , ' 1 K 1 I 1 T ii T I-fi 3l7lfl1Q'lllUl1 USL is ilu' mutter ul this QIUIIIW, Nngv. ln.ll4c up. .IIILI L'uslllxm' crwlullmillcca lrwwlx CIILIILLL' of ilu' Llllllilllfilllll IHIYJQIXI llm war. K l1.ll5lL'IA .lml TXAIIIUHQII Sim' gmamls xxx-ru SLIXUII lu ilu' slualcnls Llllilllhkil lm' tlwln .ls rcgulalccl fun ll 'mlm lmsls. .luck l!c.llwul, llw lmmialclml was vlcrtcal Ivy ulu- ululu um-mlwnx In clirccl thc LlCliYiIlk'N lvl lhls QITIIIP this HHI1 Xl'.lI'. Nw utlwl' uHlL'n'l'a AlI'L' x lL'L' lN'L'alnlL'l1l. Mllvvs XvL'2!Il!k'l' . run lnaul: SL'K'I'k'I.llAX. 'Imam' I:lII4Lt'If1 trc.mm'r. Skip Kullclt .mal 5L'l'gk'1lI1l .ll num, flu L'cwUllI1L'H. MIN. l1.ll'I1k'N is thc fvllk'llIlX' xlavnmwnx R W Il G L mum 20 Ilw -l ll Cllula as an nnlumalllx UI'U2lI1l!L'll 7l'UUI'1lIN wluulw lms 415 Its Inullu lvnm w I 1 . -.-f , . -V , . , - . . .. lux llumg. llw LIlllI11lllL'llllIl ul -4-ll Cllulm 15 to lzruvlnln' lm' nlw umllnlmus Il1LllYILlllkll I zlml wcml Ql'HXK'lll ul lmxs :xml girls. Illk' mam All1ll5llIUl1 ul :must ul ilu' girls 13 lo lL'1lI'I1 llw mrzcu' lmwllwrwcls LI5CCl in uurmldlw nml scxxilw. llmc lmxs, lwxx'cxL'r', am l I w i L1 . IHHII' ll1lL'l'L'SlL'Ll Ill l5L'L'Hl11lI1g Ilw Uguml lm-nm-rs ul lUl11l3I'l'HXX' . ll Inmwlm llmc II1LllIllL'l1ilI1L'C ol' llw l'ulluwi1w um, llwx in-lm-w mln-ir walls: l alcnlvc: 3 K7 , F5 l -5 My In-ml, tu L-IL-m-ur llunlxmg 'My l1L'LII'l. In grcnlcr loyalty-My lmmls, lr: l2lI'gL'I SCl'YlL'L ' Mx luxlltlm In lvcllcr lrvmv lm' mx C lulv. Mx QUININLIIIIIN. llllll Mx Quunlrx. , P . . . , , lt was evident enough that during September. l9-19, the girls ut P. ll. S. showed enough interest in voeul niusie, that some ltiml ol separate orgnnivzition for these girls should he lormecl. 'l1hereFore, Nr. Kenneth llzillmun willingly unclertoolt the tgislt ol' lorming the Girls Cllee Cluh. Approximaiteh' forty girls uppliecl for uclniis- sion to the eluh, hut only twenty eight girls were seleetecl. The nirlin event which these girls pzirtieiputecl in was the P. ili. fl. progruin. Wle consider these songstress' tin nttrihute to our school, especially since they won lirst nit the clistriet contest. lhe l3ov's Ulee Cluh uncler the tlireetion ol' Mr. Kenneth llnlhnun wus ereaitetl to inereaise nn interest in voeul tnusie znnong the hots :rt Plymouth Iliglm School, These liellows sainv ut the C.l.C. hunt uet, The luirin l3Lll'L'llLI hleetinv, Xllaishinvton P1 5 5 Sehool, tintl the XVehster and Lineoln lligh Schools' P. T. Afs. 'lihe result ol' their hzirtl ellorts is shown hi' the lliet that they won first at the Distriet Contest whieh wats heltl alt llourhon lllltl elatinietl high honors nt the Stzite. Nice worlt, hoysl 0-wr 'ings gf . N. n.. Q , .o.'4' PACS! H Miss Burt uncl hcr 'lllillly cupuhlc lll7I'1ll'l1ll1S arc always rcaicly hchincl the countcr to hc ol' zissistunccg thcy hclp us to hccomc hcttcr z1cqL1z1i11tccl with our lllUl'lll'y. 'V . , . - . . ,v . lhc Varsity C lnh is coninosccl ol any hoy who is at IHLIIIOI' lcttcrnizin. lhc mann oh-icctiyc ol' this Illiglllillilllilll is to promotc L'lC2ll'l sports: hy thus Lloing, thcy hclp to 11111int11in high 111o1'11l st1111clz11'cls and good uttituclcs not only innong the mcmhcrs ol' thc tczim, hut thc wholc school in gcncrul. Thcy clcsirc that only rhosc hoys who hzivc l'11itl1l'ully C2ll'l'lCCl thcir llliljlll' lcttcrs hc thc only oncs to wcin' tl1c111. This ycan' lhcy prcscntccl Ll lircc zlthlctic gumc for all l'o1'n1c1' lClIL'I'l11L'l1 ol' Plymouth lligh School. 'llhc cluh has thc following olliccrs: Prcsiclcnt, lily llczlcll Vicc-Prcsiclcnt, Nick llillchrzinclg Sccrctziry, 'lim Xfxlifllllllll '11l'CklSLll'L'l', .lim fXrn1ingtong uml Scrgczint- All ,fX1'l11s. l.ouic VVcnino. sEN1on14,11PLAvgcAsT :man 22 Cfmnplctc with ullLll1llL'l'H clwtlws illltl siil't'ty-puultcts. tht- scnitn' cl.iss pi't'st'i1tt'tl their zinnugil play, ilihis ycnr it was Our llcnrts Xlcrc Young .mtl Chit tht- stury ul' tim tvciirngc girls wht, l2llxL' ai trip tu Paris nntl nicct with gill ltintls ul' cuiiiicail t'xl1t'i'it'l1ccs. 'l'I1t- play cast utwlgctl hiirtl ill1Ll lung tu l3l'tJClLlCL' it plan wliiuh 7 3 wt' lt-cl igtnp nntcli. xlL'I11l7L'I'S0l tht- twist XYCl'L'U.liI11 XX Chinn. luis lmniigm, lltmnai loush. .Iuhn llcctl, Marx' Crucltcr, llill l'mx'cll, Dollar l.kIL'l1L'I'. lint-It likillltllll, Sltin , . l lxcllcr, Muggs xVL'Llll1L'I'llL'1ltl. 'ltwycu llurltctt, fliuclx NlL'cvtlI1I1t'll, llLll4XX'lH Ywss, llonii ll.ilslcx'. Utmnu Cmviii, C'lill'm'tl linctlcclxcr, Iltmtiltl lilinc. A C L 1-Mau 7 Sikkim., .V-. QQ M mat N: -gm ,,,..-4?-'fcf '.a-ff-' digit .231 9 459 , f w '-fd ' 'QE Q 'P 'Q 'B : K ' ,QQ ' gy. f mvfli +5 F'-fiig' W if W ORCHESTRA The Plymoutli lligh School Oi'cl'icstru is another organization wliicli wt' hcrt' it P. ll. S., tm' proucl to cluiml Untlcr thc ctilmlalc lctitlwsliilu ol' Mr. llohcrt Klllll this organization won lirst place at tht' district :intl cluiinctl high honors tit tht- stzilt Vlihc thrcc main cvcnts which this group ol' tnlfslitccl musicians plnyt-tl lor ircil' Scnior Play, Spring Conccrt :intl Ccmnm'ncci11cnt. lluth Spclmcgcr mis Cont' h listrcss. livcryonc is. inclcccl. proud ol' our Plymouth lligh School lizmcll Unclcr tht' tlircction ol' hlr. Rohcrt Kuitc, this worthy organization has givcn outstanding Ivor l'Ul'lHllI1CCS alt our zmnuail sport cx't'11ts: it also lJ1ll'tlL'll32llCll in lnalnx' ol' our sociill liunctions. lligh honors lmvt- hccn won hi' this snappy looking outfit tit tht- tlis' trict contests. Donovan Coclirtin lccl tht- pgirtitlc untl liuttv Lou amtl Marx' Suv Burns prcscntctl cxccllcnt cxhihitions ol' twirling their lilllllllg. 'lihc llilllil olliccrs wci'c: Prcsitlcnt, llclcn Nclsong Viccfl7rcsiclcnt, Alohn llcctla Sccrctnrx' uncl VliI'C2lSLIl'L'l'. oycc Burkett. i-.xt.ii 75 tht flu As ga, IU! ll III! ZX 's ,Xlllltllw lligllligllt All l'. II, 9. this wall' was lllc lltll'l11 g ell Illk' IJRHICL' Hklllll lll1Llk'l' lllk' cluall lczlclL'l'sllip nl . . 4 4 4 '. . IIC. llllspcppyllloklllg group of Yollllg lllllsuisillm l5lL!X'Cd All tllc Sullsllil 'K'L'fhL'ill'lg Pllflf llllcl All thc Lllpzlf PYUIII. This llclcli ' lu lllL' llllllwiflll mglllliflllilllls lll' P, ll. S. is Irulx' alll zlsscl Olll' ll'lLlSiL' dCl7lll'Il11k'lll. l'.XLLIu W -v COACHES Supervising the various athletic acti- vities of P. H. S. in this 75th,' year were: left to right, Bruce Wilson, base- ball coach and assistant football coach. Cecil Polk, head basketball coachg Clarence Hutchins, assistant basketball coach, Ir. High track coach ancl cross country coachg and Art Thomas, heacl football coach and High School track coach. PAGE 28 xiiti Ou I' ycii icaiciws well' tiic inspii'uti0n ami morziic iwiliimiws wiiicii iicipui us on lo innny victories. iiiiici' iriwil iiaiixi witii tiic student ivociy ami tin' iioostcifs uix. 'I licir .iiuiliiy in CUAUl1Cl'lIfL' with time faicuitx' amd 1 L-.ii-li uiiicr sci ii good cxumpic for us to follow ut QIIIICS amci sports CYCINS. ,M l3iClLlI'CLiZ iclit to right, Cami lf1Il1QllllixL'l', Bcvcrix' iiuii. i ilch. ictti' Smiiw, iiuvcriy igoiiciibaiciiciy and Nancy YELL LEADERS mum 29 PAGE 30 SPRING FESTIVAL On Friday, April 14th, the annual tradition of presenting the Spring Festival took place. Reigning over this event as queen was Rosemary Jones who was crowned by the maid of honor, Helen Nelson. The members of the queens court were Peg Pifer, Luella Zehner, Miriam Warnock and Phyllis Thompson. The quen's train was carried by Linda Girten and janet Murray, kindergarten pupils. Charles Stevens, another kindergarten pupil, carried the crown. Among the festivities which the queen viewed were: American Folk Dances, Tumbling, Modern Fast Dances, Waltzing and Callisthenics. The girls physical education Classes under the guidance of Miss Minnie Snow were responsible for putting on this evening of entertainment which was thoroughly enjoyed by the entire audience. lx F Our Homecoming Caine. wlmieli was pluyecl with lluntington, was lielcl on Oetolnei' 26. In incleecl provecl ll gala gillgur since we lmcl Ll lovely queen amd court. ll lunge pamule wlmielm inelunlecl many lmeziutilul llouis, imcl w il victory ol' -GIS over tlle lluntington Vikings. lXlm'y Crocker. who was nttemleml by Donna Roush and RUSL'l1lilI4l' -Iones. was erownecl queen by .lolm Reenl, President ol' Sluclenl Couneil. The crowning ol' the queen look place inside il llC2Il'l'Sl12lPCLl'l'O1'lTli'illUI'l wlmiell was lormecl lay the lmncl. Yes, it was certainly il memorf nlmle oeezision lor ll1L'SlllLlCI1lS ol' P. ll. S. llmt niglitl HOMECOMING l',NQll :ll T SCORES Sept. 9 Scpt. I6 Sept. 23 Oct. 7 Oct. I5 Oct. 21 Oct. 26-- luxczta 52 X Vgll'suw AlUl1tiL'L'Hll !XlCX2lI1dL'l'iil XX'z1lmsl1 lxlooschunl Vu I Pillll isw I llll1lll1gliiH OPP. 7 O O I5 20 7 6 In this 75tl1 ycm' one ol' tht- outstand- ing, vvcnts was the I lmnccmning pnmdc. li2lL'll sclmul cluh cntcrcd il Hou! in this lmlntclc. which ln'ox'cd om' tml' the gala cvcnts ul' tht- fL'lll'. HOMECOMING PARADE I-,xtali S5 BASKETBALL SUMMARY Although winning only six of their eighteen games, the Pilgrims proved them- selves capable of putting up a tough battle against any competitive organization. The Pilgrims got off to an unlucky start, 59-47, bowing out to the Warsaw cagers on the latter's floor. The first discouraging look at the Pil- grims was brightened as they next met Alexandcria to win with a score of 38-32. After hanging on stubbornly in the first half, the Pilgrims wilted to Mishawaka for a 40-29 final score. ln the next game conference foe Elwood emerged victorious, 49-41. Peru also proved their ability, winning by a score of 52-44. The Pilgrims then journeyed south to Muncie only to play a close game and then to lose 47-45. Next they met Tipton to hit the victory trail, 49-28. With the usual traditional rivalry, Ply- mouth went to Culver. After a tough game with the shooting averages leaning heavily toward Culver, the Pilgrims suc- cumbed 63-38. Once again on the victory trail, the Pil- PAGE 36 grims topped Monticello 48-46. The next two losses were to Rochester 43-44, and South Bend Riley 49-44. Then with re- newed efforts they were the victors over Bremen, 48-29. The annual Marshall County Basket- ball Tourney proved a non-spectacular event for the Pilgrims. Culver emerged as the victors of the tourney. Returning to regular games, the Pilgrims were overcome by lohn Adams, 52-44. On January 20 the Pilgrims with redou- bled efforts won over Winamzic, 66-48. Wabash then topped the Pilgrims 50-43. Gaining a 49-37 revenge on Rochester, the Pilgrims won. Each in turn, Warsaw 51-44, and Huntington, 56-53 topped the Pilgrims. The Sectional Tourney ended the 1949- 50 season for P. ll. S. with Bourbon out- playing other teams to be the Regional Cntfilllt. lim Wenino won the annual Sports- manship Trophy, Iack Beabout Rotary Clubs Trophy for the outstanding athlete of the year, and Meyers the Free Throw Medal, awarded by the high school. llRIf'SIlNllfN f'1':m1 Huw: CI Mitclwll. ll. IiSl,'IllJL'fgt'l'. 93011111 Hur: A. VVl1itc, U. lamivlrlt. lx. Harris, D. XlL'.M'uy, D. Vwng. l'3m'k Huw: D. Huckalwgly, Kilur, H. llcrlusy. ll. Stn-vcm, l'. Puwull, -I. Aclnzns, llmclx lllltchim IS I'lfAM Hrs! How: XV. XVccLlling, U. XIRIXSUH. A. Mcyura, Hullsll, lx Mall'lis.. Huclc limit Al. Ulclliirs, fxlgr. I. Nlk'l.klllglIlil1, Grccnlm ll, Stcvvm, IJ. lfluriun. R, llvltvr. Mgr. Y.-XIXSI l'Y I I AXI . . , lrnnt Hun: ll. lxulmlcy, KK. flmwll, ll. IiNll'IlI7L'lAgClA, Hk'.l'Hilll. C . fL'IllL'l, N. Rllll Hmm: ctlhlfll lmlk, DI. Xyclmilw. LQ XZIIIIH, D. gI!L'K'I!. VI. 1xl'IlliIl!lUll, llvluw. U, lJ.n'lx, Mgr. 1'.xc.11 '57 10 MAJOR LETTERMEN 1-,vxcclg 38 1 111 rigllf, 11101111111 Iluviml Sllljtll, Ncnl Rlllld, ,luck l:L'klbULll, 'lun Kublcy, jim XVcninu, XVcnclcll Cluuclx, Allcn Meyers, .lim Armington 'larry llclvuy, limb I.iSICl1I7L'l'gCl', CMH- Zciclcr, mul Stinky Vanin. l.111x spnng .1 gmup ul a1111l11l1u11s lwvs gg ,.,.... , . , . 1 1 , , fl ICIQ. IIICY I7lll'IIClPillC Ill INZHIY CX CINS XYIIICII Zlll' I 11 out lor BUII1 T R A C K 1 amd l1c11ltl1i'L1l. 'Hwx' set 1111 CXQIITIITIC ul' good l1cz1ltl1 nd l1l1x'sic41l ll'kliI1il1Q 111110.11 111z1kcs them 0LlfSI2ll1diI1Q XXlI1llL'l'S ill ll11ll1Y UYCIIIS. .-XS l'lC l'UlllilJ Virxl HIIIV, lvfl I0 right, U. SllllI'IL'l', LI Nlitcl11'll. if Iinglc, 9z111111uls. ll. liNll'I1lYL'lLlL'l'. ll. Ilillllllif, A. XVl1itc. Svcm111 H0112 lofi to right, H. Hcitcr. K. Harris, U. McA1'r1y, U. Stn-v1'11x, ll. l3u1'L1'x. ID. xxvlllg. 3 T Y ,l. Ixdklllh, D. lwcka1wz1y, U. l,klligi.L'lLll, l. l11x1'ull. M. 'lL'H1l'X. u - ' V 1 llrml Hr111', lvfl to rlght, D. lJz1x'1s. IZ, C,1111ts, X. lx11cl1l1ur, IZ. lu-lm, C. In-1411-1', I. XI.11'lu, I1. V I Strung, lx. 1111111-roy, I7. C'r11111c1', U, Zuinlcr. X111'c1'. 1 - . V . , lop 1211113 left to Vlgllf, N. ll1llcl11'1111cl, Nl1l1.1l11s. H. XlcC.111, C. Alk'cUI1l1l'lI. C. l1111-mlwkn-1'. 7 ' Hu 111ml C U1 114 1. XM-11i1111, lxl'lI1illglOl1. D. Miller. li. Immc 1 . .x. GOLF - TENNIS Frou! Ilmvz llicliurml Dyc, Twin Lungclnn, Ilallucrt Smith. Back Ilmr: -Inn Kublcy, Skip Keller, VVcnclcll Gnnclm, zinnl Dwayne Florian. From How: Art Vlfliitc Phil Puwull, anal lirzincis Cnitncr. Buck llmr: Larry lilxbits, Richurcl Dye, Bill VVagnncr, Rnlwrt llcitcr, anml Harwin Voss. PAGE 40 Early last fall a group of ambi- tious, hard-working boys gave up their jobs, along with their leisure hours, to prepare for the approach- ing football season in this 75th', year. Previously rated as the dark horse of the conference, the Ply- mouth Rockies rose to peak per- formances during this successful season to close as the C. I. C. champion team for the third time in the last five years. The Rockies conference record for this season was 5-O. A flamboyant team spirit was the key to the 1949 Rockieis suc- cess. This team was notdependent on any one individual, but con- sisted of eleven fellas working to- gether toward the same goal, the FOOTBALL SUMMARY C. I. C. title. The Rockies opened the season on their home field facing War- saw as their opponents. Warsaw kicked off to Plymouth to offici- ally open the season. The final score ended in a 7-7 tie, the first for P.H.S. in the past eight years. On the Monticello gridiron the Rockies won their second victory. The Rockies showed great prom- ise in trouncing this conference foe by a score of 38-0. The Rockies went forward to Alexanderia to chalk up another victory for their perfect record with a score of 39-O. Peru proved little competition for the Rockies. After several fContinued on page 482 PACE 33 Q x Q s f FM, ,5 f . J ff? fi ,,,A ,. xxkbk LAA Magi! y Linz ,., . V :gs Q Q W , X .mfg E w A' , i E, k . Akh- ,, ' , Q gf' W. X H H Q51 0 YN 5 6 , , , , my W 'z'Y'fWJri'713ffL V ,1 V.. NA-Qc-'L , ' . fa,'3,Wm .. 1. mm ..v.1., n.'J2: I-IH-. has 6--. hu get xi' 2 'if S+'-W in-num-vw-Q '-.4 iff! 6, sill' 3 .. . -Q A um K . z Hu i n S f '1 , l V. ua NX 'Mm SE? ,,,, I IQ lfx QQ: , if N- -Wafbvniz -1 w 1 mmf .3 1 WA. Q FOOTBALL SUMMARY CContinuedD breath-taking moments, Plymouth vvon, 48-6. The greatest conference test of the season was Wabash. Com- mendable blocking, tackling, long runs, returns, and general all around line playing was respon- sible for the 34-13 victory margin. The Rockies, while putting forth their best efforts, finally suc- cumbed to the Moosehart eleven for ,a Moosehart victory score of 20-13. Valparaiso gave the Rockies a rough time, but after four hotly contested quarters, the Rockies by a score of 13-7 emerged once again as the victors. The Homecoming game was played with the C. 1. C. title at stake. This fact spurred the coura- geous Plymouth team to a 13-6 victory over Huntington to win PAGE 48 the C. 1. C. championship title. Clarence Butch Harris, a 175 pound tackle, was elected captain of this championship team and lack Beabout received the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce award as being the most valuable football player of 1949. Constantly leading snappy cheers were yell-leaders Betty Snoke, Carol Emenaker, Beverly Ruff, Beverly Bollenbacher, and Nancy Miles. The excitement among the fans grew as the team piled up victory upon victory. The popular vote of the stu- dents elected Mary Crocker as Homecoming Queen with Rose- mary Iones and Donna Roush as attendants. Mary reigned over the gala event as the team won their final victory. llic Clirls' ,Xll1lL'tiL' .Xssnrizitinn umlvi' Ilic spnnsnrsliip nl' Miss Nlinnic Snmx is gin nrgnniyaitinn lim' tlic pronio tion ol' slznrls snuli als lmslxcllxill, vnllci' lxill. :incl tcnnis lm' alll girls wlin nun' want tn pzirticipzitc in tlicin ut mann ni' iilitur sclinol. ,Xinnng tlic niziny iictivitics wliicli tlwy si'nnsnrctl tliis ycgii' uns tlic plziyclang ii soft Imll ganna' with Xl'cst lligli lxtlicy lnsll, llllll ai lxislwtlxill gains nitli Xlbst Iliglm, ltlivi wni1U.fXi1ntlic1' nl' tlicii' nutstaimling cwnts is lllL'll' Smrcr Slirczitl wliicli is an initiation linr gill tlicir new incinlwrs. lin cairn innncy lor tlicii' Uligllllllilllllll tlicy snlcl ljlyinnu1li lliislxctlmlln pins. illicit Iwcsitluiit was llnsciiiairy lloncsg x'iccfpi'csiclL'11l. Marilyn Yun llatlciig SL'L'l'ClilI'f, ,loiin llcss: zincl llAL'llSLIl'L'l', Nuiicy Miles. illicit niziin gmail is In sul Ll liigli Slllllllllfll nl' cnncluul tliru tlicir l31Il'llL'lPllllOl1 in sports. W4 3. .incl it Lntl Nvllilf ai tlirilling spcctaiclc it nan lm' tlit' illllllllll tu nitncss tlic ncwly 0l'glllIl7L'tl llnmtci' Cilulu git our lmltt-t lmll gtilncs llntlcr tlic slwuiiwrsliilw ul' C'l2ll'Cl1L'k' l lulcltins lngli clwullition. 'llw clulmis ptirticipaiiits xwim' uniilrusvcl nl ant lI1Cl11l7Cl' ol tht- lilgli stilmnl or tlit- Ulillllll qraiclv nlw waintccl tu ht-lp tlic clulm aifliicxm' its ptirlxmc. lk-tl .incl wliitc cups llltil i11cg4lplmi1t'x xwrt' tlistrilmtitvcl tn cry inuinlwr curly in tlic yvairg tht- uirtl sccliuii was utlicr uutstzincling liCklllll'C nl' tliim clulm. C'nnlwi'iitiiig nttll llcx' wcrc llcttv Snnlet' .intl lltwcr Nlullin. . rw Vlilic ullicurs ul' tlns clulm xx'ui't': Pros., llcx' llullg xiccfpivs., nluggs xxlL'tlll1L'l'llC'LlKll sur. aintl trcaix.. llvttx' Simlwg lll3l'All'l2ll15, Klart X'urt', Urctisc lluclun, gintl Pcg l ilcr. ru.: AH s pmsitlciit, llL'YL'l'lF Hull, tlic cltilv iimtisvtl in ncw iusizisin in tlic tcann, tinxl tht- xcliuol spirit rim' tu it SCHOOL BOARD of 75tl1 Year PAGE 44 JOHN WHITE OMER BIXEL IVAN SYLER fs.. H. R. BEABOUT LYLE KLITZKE Principal S14pcrintcndc111 ILIJITII GRISVVOLD INIARILYN CARR PY'iVICilJtlZ'S Secretary Supcrintcndcnt's Secretary -lI.II.IfX 'I'IIOVVIIIIIIXlIi FACULTY of 75tI1 Year VIOIJX AI,Q'OL'K School Nurxv NOIIMA BARNES English. Speech MAIIIOIIIIQ C'1XNIIIIEIA.I, Ifnglixlz, Sm-iI1IS1mIiv5 MAIIC'EI,IIA CC JR NIi'l'Ii' I' I' IIQIISII IiA'I III'5IIINIf CIAIIN Souix!! SfmIics IQVNNIQ III IIALLMAN I'r1cuI.II1lxic -II.IANI'I'fX IIAIIIIISON Ilmuc IfL'UllUlIIIL'S MJD,-X IlIiII'I' ILIIAQIISII, I zlmrrj' C'I,fXIIIfNC'IQ I II.IIC'I IINS Aluilzvnlutivx, I'l1d1'sicuI Ifdnculirnz IIOIIIZII I4 KUI I'll lIl.NII'IllIlL'IlIlII 1II11si4' I'AI.NIIf,lI NIAIII' S4-iwzcv CIJXII. NIcIXJNNIQI,I, fIrI IJUIICII5 I'I III I.II'S cI1IIIIIlIL'I'L'L' KIYIIOX I'IIII.I.II'i cIIHIlIlIL'I'L'l' C'IiC'II, l'OI.Ii I'.I-'.,III-uIrl1,.IIn1l:. C'I,1XIIIfNl'I7 SII.'XI:I'7IiII 1 Suium'f.'. IIIHIII. I VIfI.NIA QNIIVIII I IIUIHL' Ifcmlmzliu. NIQII. SI IEIIVVCXJIJ Spunislz, Social Sfmlivx NIINNIIQ SNOVI' I,I1ysicuI IIKIIICHIIUII, IIcuI1I1 XIELYIN S IIQVENS Iymx, Suivllu' AIX III IUII l'I IOMAS I,IlV1'SIL'1II I'-IIIICIIIIOH, Ilvulrlz I.uti:1, IIIIIIIIUHMIICI NIIXIIION VVAIIIKINS IIlllII5II'ItlI1'II'IN IIIIIIYI5 XYIISON ImI14xIriuI ,IHA Wi- 1-Auli 45 CLASS NVQ, tht- 75th gllldllillillg chlss, lnudc ourschcs known as uthc with' cyctl i'il'C5i1l1ll'l1n in Scptcmhcr oi' ILHO. The following your found us hccoming, hcttcr nctluuintcd with nuiny cxtrit-curriculur activities, and thcrchy cntcring into thc swing ol' things with ll grcutcr cnchuntmcnt. During our 'Iunior ycur wc prt'sL'ntctl tht- Class of '-19 with Ll humluct and prom which had as its thcinc, Stz1irwin' to the Stairs . This our iinali your found us setting tht' vxinnplcs for the Lll1CiCl'ClLlSSI'l1Cl1. Through tht' cliiorts oi' our Scnior Chlss llrcsitlclit, VVillium VVllgUl'lLxl'. and his llSSiSIill1tSfViL'L lJl'L'SiClk'l1I, Donna Corwing SL'Cl'CIlll'Y, Uonnzi Roush: and 'l'i'cusurcr, Clmrlcs Kcllcr'-wc luwu succcssfulh com- plt-it-tl our fourth and most ciriornlulc yt-.ir hcrc at Plvmouth High School. PAGE 46 C' ...Sk lllj'l l4Y ANDlillS junction City lligh School l, 2. 3. VVANDA ANDERS Sunshine 3.4. G.A.A. 2.3.41 Student Council 4. ree. see 4: Monitor 4: Ye Pilgrim 4: Spring Festival l.2.3. JAMES ARlXllNG'l'ON lli'Y 3,45 Student Council 4: Basketball 1.23.41 Foot- ball l,2.3.4g Track l.2.3.4: llanml l.2,3,4g Orchestra l.2.3g Spring Festival In Varsity Club 4. treas. 4. BONA BALSLEY Sunshine 3.4g G.A.A. lg Monitor 4: Masque anal Gavel 5,45 Mayflower 4: Ye Pilgrim 43 Booster Club 4: Our llearts VVere Young ancl Cav 41 Ba-intl l.2: Orchestra 2: Spring Festival l.2.5. -IACK BliAl3OU'l' llifY 5.4, treas. 4: Stualent Court 4, .Iutlge 4. Masque and Gavel 3.4. pres. 41 Our llearts VVere Young anal Gay 43 llasketball l,2.3.4g Football l,2,3,4: lraek l.21 Baseball 2 4 4' Tennis 4 4 Choir l 4 'ores 4 Clu Club 4 Qwrin V 11 , 1.1 g lestival lg Varsity Club 4. RAY IIEYLFR Basketball 2: Football 3.4: Choir l.2,3,4g Glee Club l.2. 3.4: Spring Festival l. BEVERLY BOI.LIiNl3ACIlEl4 Sunshine 3.4. G.A.A. 2.3.45 Monitor 4: Booster Club 49 Choir 4: Spring Festival 2.5.41 Yell-Leader 4. BARBARA BOLIN Sunshine 3.4: C.A.A. lg Spring Festival l,Z.5. CONRAD BRADLEY Ili-Y 3.4: iliraelt 4: Spring Festival l. HON lllllZZOLAllA lli Y 4: Spring Festival 1, S E N I O R S of 75I:l1 Year l hi-.i....-...l 1 -.- SENIORS LOIS BROMAN Sunsliine 3,41 G.A.A. 11 Stuclent Council 3, sec. 31 Masque ancl Gavel 3,41 lXlayl'lower 41 Our Hearts Were Young anal Gay 41 Painter's Club 21 Booster Club 41 Band 11 Spring Festival 1.23. JEAN BROVVN Sunshine 3,41 G.A.A. lc Bantl l,2,3,41 Spring Festival l,2,41 JACK BUTLER Ili-Y 3,41 Track 1,21 Cross Country 2. .IOYCE l3URKE'l l' Sunsliin: 3,41 C.A.A. I1 Masque anal Gavel 3.4, sec1 41 Our Ht-:iris xVt'I'l' Young :intl Gay -l. Hand l. 2. 3, 4, sec. and treas. 41 Spring Festival l,?l. DONNA LEE COHVVIN Sunshine 3,41 Monitor 41 Mayflower 41 Ye Pilgrim 2,31 l-'ainter's Club 12,3141 sec. 3, pres. 41 Our Hearts Were Young antl Cav 4: Class vice-pres. 4. ,IACZQUELINE COUSE Sunshine 3,41 G.A.A. 11 Choir I,3,41 Glee Club 3,41 Spring Festival l,2,3,4. OLEN COX lli-Y 3,41 4-ll l,2,3, vice-pres. 2, pres. 5. MARY CRUCKER 9 Sunshine 3,-4, pres. 41 C.A.A l,2,3,4, ree. sec. 31 Our lluarts VVere Young anal Cay 41 lloinecoming Queen 41 Spring Festival l,2,3. CHARLES DRAKE lli-Y 3,41 Basketball l,21 Football l,2,3,41 Track 1,2,BQ Spring Festival l1 Varsity Club 4. RICHARD DYE HifY 3.4, pub. rep. 41 Student Council l: Ye Pilgrim 2: Class pres. 31 Tennis 41 Golf 4. of 75th Year CAROL EMENAKER Sunshine 3,41 G.A.A. l,2,3g Ye Pilgrim lg Booster Club 4g Spring Festival l,2,3g Yell-Leatler 3.4. BARBARA FALCUNBURY Sunshine 3.4, sgt.-at-arms 4: Monitor 49 Ye Pilgrim 4: Spring Festival I,2.3. MIHIISSA GAINLS Sunshine 3.4: Spring Festival I.2,3. ROBERT CLASS Football I: Spring Festival 1. VIRGINIA CROSS Sunshine 3,4: Monitor 4: Mavlrlotver 4: Class vicwpres. 3 Spring Festival 1.3.4. RICHARD IIAMPTON Ili'Y 45 Basketball l,2,33 l7oothall 3,43 'liraclt l.2: Rasc ball 3,43 Varsity Club 4. CLARENCE HARRIS Rasltctlmall l,2,3g Ftmthall l.2.3,4, Captain 4g lraclt 1,2 Spring Festival I: Varsity Cluh 4. PIIILLIP IIARRIS Rooster Cluh 4. I7oothall l,2,3,4: lraclt 3,4g Spring Festi val lg Varsity Cluh 4. 4fll l,2.3. ,IANICE IIARILIQ Monitor 4. DVVIGIII' IIEISLER Monitor 44 Masque and Gavel 43 Tennis 3.41 Bantl 1.2 3,45 Orchestra I,2,3.4: Spring Festival I: Dance Band 4 SENIORS BETTY HENKES Sunshine 3,4, Spring Festival 1,2,3. NICK HILLABRAND Hi'Y 3,-lg Monitor 4, head Mon. 45 Football 3,4, Track 3,45 Varsity Club 4, vice-pres. 4. SALLY HOTT Sunshine 3,-4, G.A.A. 1: Monitor 4, Masque and Gavel 3,4g Mayflower 4: Ye Pilgrim 19 Booster Club 43 Spring Festival 1,2,3. OREASE HUDUN Sunshine 3,-lf, G.A.A. 1,2,3g Student Court 4, judge 4, Ye Pilgrim 1,45 Booster Club 4, librarian 4, Spring Festi- val l,2,3,4. RICHARU HISS Booster Club 4. ROSE MA RY 'ION ES Sunshine 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, vice-pres. 3, pres. 4, Masque .incl Gavel 3,-lg Ye Pilgrim 1,2,3,4g 1'ainter's Club 1,23 Booster Club 4, Homecoming Court 4, Spring Festival 1,2,3, queen 4. HOWARD KELLER Football 1: Track 1.21 Cross Countrylg Spring Festival 1. CHARLES KELLER Hi-Y 3,4, sgt.-at-arms 4: Masque ancl Gavel 3,4, treas. 4, Class Treasurer 4, Our Hearts Were Young ancl Gayl' -4, Baseball 39 Golf 3,45 Band 1.2.3, Orchestra 1,25 Spring Festival l. ROBERT KELSEY I1ifY 3,43 Painter's Club 1,2,4, Basketball 1, Football 1, 3,4, Track 1, Spring Festival 13 Varsity Glub 4, Yell- Leacler 3. DONALD KLIN E HifY 4, Monitor 4: Our Hearts VVere Young and Gay 4, Booster Club 4. 4 SUSAN KLINGLER Sunshine 3.4. sgtfat-arms 3: G.A.A. 1: Ye Pilgrinm 2.3, 4. assistant editor 3.4: Painter's Club 2: Booster Club 4: Library 2.3,4: Band 1: Spring Festival 1.2.4. DELLA LACHER Sunshine 3.4: G.A.A. 1.2: Monitor 4: Masque and Gavel 4: Ye Pilgrim 4: Our Hearts VVere Young ancl Gay 4: 4-11 1.2.3: Spring Festival 1.2. ROBERVI' LACHE11 Football 2 LAURA LEE Sunshine 3.4: C.A.A. 1.2: Monitor 4: Spring Festival 1.2. CLIFFORD LINEDECKER Mayflower 4: Ye Pilgrim 1.2.5.-1: Our llearts VVere Young anal Cay 4: 17ainter's Club 2.3.4. vice-pres. 3: Booster Club 4: Football 1: Track l.2.3.4: Cross Country 4: Camera Club 1. ROBERT LISTENIZEIRGER lli-Y 4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Football l.3.4: Track 1: Cross Country 2: Spring Festival 1: Varsity Club 4. CHARLES McCONN12LL 11i'Y 3.4. pres. 4: Stutlent Court 4. assist. bailitlt-1: Masque and Gavel 4. sgt.-atrarms 4: Ye Pilgrim 1: Our Hearts Were Young and Cay 4: Basketball 1,2.3: Football 1.2. 3.4: Track 1.2.3,4: Baseball 2.3: Choir 1.2.4. vice-pres. 2.4: Varsity Club 4: Dance Band 4. RUGER MCCAN l'1i-Y 4: Monitor 4: Basketball 1.2: Football I,2,3.4: Track 1.2.3.4: Spring Festival 1: Yell-Leader 3.4: Varsity Club 4. JAMES 1N11KALAS lli-Y 4: Track 1,3.4: Baseball 1.4. Stuclent Manager 1. MARJORIE MILLER of 751:h Year f.. -,iff 5l:NIUR5 BETTY MUFFLEY Sunshine 3,43 Stuclent Council 4: Monitor 43 Ye Pilgrim 43 Choir 23.41 Clee Club l.2,3,4: Spring Festival l,2.3,4. VIOYCE MEYIZRS Sunsliine 3,43 Monitor 4: Ye Pilgrim 43 Clioir 2,fl,4, ivartl- rolme 3, see. 4: Spring Festival l,2,5,4. HELEN NELSON Sunsliine 3,43 C.A.1'X. l,2,3,4, see. 2: Ye llilgrini l,2,3,4, etlitor-in-chief 43 Bantl l,2,3,4, pres, 4, Orchestra 3,43 Choir 2,33 Spring Festival l.4. nlaitl-ol'-llonor 4: 4ll l,2,5, pres. Z, liliilliln' NlSSlfN Sunshine 3,43 CLAJX. l: Spring lfestival l. DONIU, U'Klfl:.l'li Paintefs Club I,2,5.4. RIC! IARD PENI'IiLOVV 1li4Y 3,43 liasltetlball l,2g liootlnall l,2,31 llraelt L23 Spring Festival l: 4-ll 5: IIUDITH PE'l'ERSON Sunshine 5,43 C.A.A. 1,23 Monitor 43 Ye Pilgrim lg 4-ll 1,21 Booster Clulv 4: Clioir 23,41 Clee Club l,2,5,4: Spring Festival l,2,5. MARGAREI' Pllflill Sunsliine 3,4, vieefpres. 4: C.1X.A. l,2,5,43 Monitor 43 Ye Pilgrim 43 Booster Clulm 4, lilirarian 4: Clioir 2,4, warclrolue 4, Spring Festival l,2,3,4, court 4. VVIl,l,lAM POVVIQIJ, IliAY 3,43 Stutlent Council 2: Masque anal Cavel 5,41 Nlayiloxver 4, l'ainter's Cluli 23 Our llearts Vverc Young and Gay 43 Clioir 1,43 Clee Club 4. .mv nmo Hi-Y 3,4, vice-pres. 43 Stutlent Council I3 Stutlent Court 4, 'lutlge 43 Monitor 4: liaslietlvall l,2: Footliall l,2,3,43 Track 1,23 Baseball 2: Coll' 4: Spring Festival I3 Varsity Club 4, pres. 4. ,mms nun Sunshine 3,41 Monitor 4: Ilnustcr Club 4: Cllnir 23,-I, scc. 4: Cllcc C'Iub 2.5,-I, soc.-I: Spring Festival 2,3,4. .IOI IN IIIiIiIJ IIibY 3.4, sec. 4: Stumlcnt Ciuuncil 4, prcs. 4: INIunitnr 4 Our Ilcairw VI'crc Young :incl Clay 4: Iizlnfl I.2.3,-I. vice-pros. 4: Orclrcstru I,2,3,4: Cbuir 3,-I, trcas. 4: Cllcc Club 3.4. ,IOAN IIICIIAIIID Sunsbinc C'Iub 5,41 Iluintg-r's Club 4: Cllcc Club 3,4 II I 7 4 4 Spring Iqcsliva VVIINCJN IIOI IIIIQII Nilwanilicn' I.2.3. DONNA IXOLISII Sunslrinc 3,-I, Cl.A.A. I: Stunlunl Council 2,51 Mnriitnr 4 ' Sl UC' ,.. . ., . , , Mn. I .mil C1.uLI 5.4, M.uIInuu 4, IC Pilgrim I,2, I'uintcr's C'Iub 5,-I, prcs. 5: Our I Icurts XVCI1' Ynunu mul C rx 4 C I1 SL t 4 II L nn C4 -I 4 n , lass .' 'crc :Irv 3 nine 'ni 'ig fruit Library '31 Cluur 2.5: C-loc Club 3.4, Spring I CSfIYiIl I,3, NIQID IILIIJID IIIN 4: Nlnsqu Imll I.2.4: Im c zinml Cizlvul 4: Iluslusilmll I,Z,3,4: I5untA ck l,3: Iizisulmll 23,43 Ilzrncl I,.2.3: Or- cllcstral I,2,3: C'bnir I,2,4, pros. 4: CIICL' Club 4: Spring I5cs!iv4lI I: Varsity Club 4: 4 II 4, pros. 4, I3IiX'liI4I,Y I1I.II5Ii Sunsbinc 3.4: Cl.A.A. I: Ilnnstcr Club -I, pres. 4: Bannl 1.2.3,--I: Clrclwslru 4: Spring Iicstivril I,3,4: Yf:IIkLcucIcr IIIZ I I'Y SMIIII Sunshine 5,41 Cl.A.A. I: Monitor 4: Spring I7cstix'uI l,3. IIICIIAIIID SNIIIII Ilalslwtlxill I,Z.5: I-nmlmll l.2.3,4: IIIICIC I.2,3: Varsity Club 4. ISIS I' I'Y SNOICIQ Sunsbinc 3,4: Cl.A.A. I: Ilnustur Club 4, sec. ancl trcus. 4 Spring Ifcsrivrul I,2.3,4, YcIII,cauIcr I,2,5,4. of 75tI1 Year ENIORS I MARY EVELYN SN YDER Sunshine 3,45 G.A.A. 13 Masque antl Gavel 43 Glee Club 43 Spring Festival 1,2,3,4. VVALTE13 SOBY Hi-Y 3,43 STANTON SPL1X Booster Club 4. 'IANE STROMBECK Sunshine 3,43 G.A.A. 13 Monitor 43 Mayflower 43 Booster Club 43 Choir 2,3, librarian 23 Glee Club 2,3,43 Spring Festival l,2,33 P11YLLlS THOMPSON Sunshine 3,43 G.zX.A. l,2,3,43 Monitor 45 Booster Club 43 Spring Festival l,2,3,4, court 4. SALLY '1i14EA'1i Sunshine 3,43 G.A.A. 1,23 Monitor 4: Choir 33 Glee Cfub 1,2,3Q Spring Festival 1,2. MARY VORE Sunshine 3,43 C.A.A. 13 Monitor 43 Mavllower 43 Booster C1ub 4, librarian 43 Orchestra 1,25 Choir 33 Clee Club 3,43 Spring Festival 1,2,3,4. IIARVVIN VOSS Hi-Y 3,43 Stuclent Council 2,33 Masque anal Gavel 3,43 Mayflower 4, eclitor 43 Our Hearts VVere Young ancl Cay 43 13as1aetba1113 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,23 Tennis 2,3,43 Spring Festival 15 Varsity Club 4. VVILLIAM VVACONE11 Hi-Y 3,4, chaplain 43 Stumlent Council 23 Mayflower 45 Painter's Club 1,2,3,4, pres, 23 Class treas. 33 Class Pres. 43 Basketball 13 Football 1,3,43 Baseball 3,43 Tennis 3,43 Band 1,23 Orchestra 1,23 Spring Festival 13 Varsity Club 4. M1R1AM VVARNOCK Sunshine 3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Monitor 43 Masque ancl Gavel 43 Booster Club 45 Library 2,3,43 Spring Festival 1,2,3,4, court 43 4-H 1,2. of 75l:h Year MARTHA ANN WEATI-IERHEAD Sunshine 3,4, sec. 3, treas. 4g G.A.A. lg Student Council lg Masque and Gavel 3,4, vice-pres. 45 Mayflower 49 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 44 Booster Club 4, vice-pres. 4: Band l,2, Orchestra 2: Choir 2,3, lib. 35 Glee Club 23: Spring Festival l,2,4. jAMES WENINO lli-Y 3,41 Student Court 4, baililf 4: Monitor 4: Our llearts Were Young and Gay 4, 4-H 35 Basketballl,2, 3,43 Football 2.3,-4: Track l,2.3,4: Baseball 2g Band l,2, librarian 2: Spring Festival la Varsity Club 4, sec. 4. mmisrr 'wi me Monitor +5 Band 3,41 Orchestra 3.4: Choir l,3: Glee Club l,3,4. PllYl.LlS VVlllGll'l' Sunshine 3, Spring Festival l,2,3. LD pf' GERALD XAVER lli-Y 3,4. LUELLA ZEHNER Sunshine 3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Monitor 4, head mon. 49 Mayflower 4: Spring Festival l,2,3,4, court 4. l, Betty Anders, will my ability not to talk in study hall to lean Jacobs. I, Wanda Anders, will my height to Glenda Ames. I, james Armington, will my seat on the end of the bench to jerry Greenlee. I, Bona Balsley, will my ability to win arguments to lon Kubley. I, jack Beabout, will my ability to ditch the cops to Windy Gooch. I, Ray Louis Beyler, will my ability to tease the Lincoln lligh School girls and get away with it to the boys. l, Barbara Bolin, will my bum locker to any unlucky junior that might get it. l. Conrad liradley, will my girl to anyone she wants. I, Don Brizzolara, will my typing grades to Louie Wenino. CHC may need themj more 57 PACE 58 I, I, I, I, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 y 7 Lois Broman, will my ability to go steady to Susie Strombeck. lean Brown, will my ability to drive into a squeeze play to Roger Kimble. lack Butler, will my ability to sleep in class to anybody who will use it well. Joyce Burkett, will my ability to put off learning my Rainbow to Marlene Howard. Donna Lee Corwin, will my affectation for Warsaxv to lo Ann Ceyer. Jackie Couse, will my bowed legs to Phyliss Crist. Olen Cox, will my quietness to Corky Lingle. Mary Crocker, will my well-used typing eraser to Mary Lee Williams. Charles Drake, will my ability to drive safe and sane and to keep my driver's license to Wendell Gooch. Richard Dye, will my superlative tennis ability to Francis Zeke, Cramer. Carol Emenaker, will my ability to get 15 kids in one car to Walt Weedling. Melissa Gaines, will my talkativeness to Anna Winquist, Ruth Lotz, and Clenya Parsley. Robert Class, will my ability to get to class on time to Halbert Smith. Virginia Cross, will my ability to be late to Monitor Duty to lune Hartman. Dick Hampton, will my ability in chemistry class to Jerry Creenlee. Butch Harris, will my Saturday nights to Louie Wenino. Phil Harris, will my out-of-town territory to my understudy Kansas . Iancie Hartle, will my Bookkeeping troubles to Bonnie Hughes. Dwight I-Ieisler, will my musicianship to Betty Burns. Betty lane Henkes, will my ability to lose a man to Carolyn Weigle who has so many. . Nick Hillabrand, will my alarm watch to Carol Klitzke. Sally Ann Hott, will my Latin translations to the Hess twins, loan and Janet. Oreasc Hudon, will my walk to Marilyn Von Baden. Dick Hiss, will my good grades in economics to Tom Bottorfl. Pode jones, will my Spanish grades to Senor Richard Post. Howdy Keller, will my long legs to Walt Weedling. Skip Keller, will my hip boots to anybody that is in the Senior Play cast next year. Bob Kelsey, will my nickname to Charles Melangton. Donald Kline, will my nickname, Meatball , to Bill Cochran. Susan Klingler, will my gun under my seat in economics class to Sharon Wolff. Della Lacher, will my ability to get along with Warsaw to anyone who needs it. Bob Lacher, will my good behavior to joe Whitman. CBoy he needs it.D Laura Lee, will my shorthand dictionary to Lulabelle Lacher. Clifford Linedecker, will my etchings to Dorothy Snyder if she will come up to my room after them. Bob Listenberger, will my American Observers to Don Krou. Chuck McConnell, will my ability to play basketball to Chick Melangton. Roger McCan, will my low hurdling ability to Fred Stockman and Bob Orr. jim Mikalas, will my curly hair to Walt Weedling and Stinky Vancza. Betty Mufiley, will my cheerfulness to Tom Bottorff. Joyce Meyers, will my choir attendance job to Don Cochran. Mick Nelson, will the Ye Pilgrim to next year's editor. Dick Pentlow, will my intelligence in economics to Buck Bottorff. Judy Peterson, will my typing skill OD to Doris Wakeland. Peg Pifer, will my position on the Ye Pilgrim to next year's typist. Bill Powell, will my ability to learn new words Cthru Mugg's helpl to anyone who can take embarrassment! Janis Reed, will my southern accent to Ruth Speheger. lohn Reed, will my ability to stay thin to Bing Morris. Ioan Richard, will all the good luck I have had in my four years here at P. H. S. to jean Scoby. Vernon Rohrer, will my extra credits to Howard Eastwood and Robert Miller. Donna Roush, will my beloved stack of American Observers to Ann Pomeroy. PAGE 59 PAGE 60 Ned Rudd, will my sincerity, straightforwardness, and quietness, and my ability to crack my ankle in agriculture class to Howard Eastwood. Beverly Ruff, will my short hair to Betty Van Vactor who is silly enough to cut it. Betty Smith, will my excellent seat in Senor Sherwoods economics class to any junior who is foolish enough to think they can understand economics. Dick Smith, will the front seat of my car to lon Kubley. Betty Snoke, will my ability to get along with Mr. Phillips to Wendell Gooch. Mary Snyder, will my boy-friend troubles to Sally Hampton. Walter Sobey, will my Safe and Sane Drivers Manual to Dick Post. Stanton Splix, will my ability to get along with Mr. Hutchins to anyone who talks in class. .lane Strombeck, will my figure to Mary liarris. Phyllis Thompson, will my typewriter to anyone who is brave enough to tackle it. Sally Treat, will my 'good times in Espanol and my good luck in going steady with a Warsaw boy to Donna Armstrong. Mary Vore, will my ability to play ditch without getting caught to Walt Weedling. Harwin Voss, will my ability to drive to Sue Strombeck. Bill Wagoner, will my oflice of Class President to anyone who wants to make a speech. Miriam Warnock, will my job as 6th period librarian to Sharon Wolff. Muggs Weatherhead, will my dimples to jake llammon. jim Wenino, will my physique to Bob Kuhn. Phyllis Wright, will my ability to get along with the teachers to my sister, Edna Wright. Gerald Xaver, will my report card to anyone who has nerve enough to take it home. Luella Zehner, will my position as Noon League Sportshead to any person capable and willing of holding this oHice. The predecessor of the 75th graduating class entered Plymouth High School in the fall of 1947. Perhaps the outstanding event of that year was the Freshman-Sophomore Party. Their sophomore year found them entering many more activities. This is evinced by the fact that many of them claimed high honors in the lield or art. music, and sports. As .luniors their main objective was to present a banquet and prom for the graduating class. Through the guidance ol' the following class ollieers-President, VVendel1 Goochg VicefPresident, Mary Lee VVilliamsg Secretary, Alice Abairg and Treasurer. Shirley Weedling-they co-operated in presenting a banquet and prom which will be retained as a happy remembrance in the minds oi' every india vidual who attended this marvelous event. Now as they look happily forward to the spring of 1951 with the anticipation of making their hnal year just as successful as the preceding three years, we, the Class of 1950 wish the best of prosperity for them in all the new endeavors which they shall undertalxel J U N I CJ R CLASS R 54 S if , 1 ',. . N - ff 1 - . .-.Sign .il 1 U1 I . mea 61 JUNIORS Almir, Alicc Anlcs, clltlillil Avcrill, l'ntrici1u Bkdllllilllll, Iluris Beam, Maurice Bcnln, Ilan' Bcylcr, lllmnlmy Bixcl, Guy Butturff. Vlqunl lhalcllcy, lillgL'llC Brllmlugc, Dunnn Baker, Rwwbcrl c:llL'IlUXVilI1. l,cun Cmlsc, .IL'l'I'y Craig, 'lu Ann cxI'IlIl1Cl'S, lXLlll1I'f'l1 Davin, lhmnc Dickson, IJSUII lialslwuml, lluwalrnl Filson, cjklflll l:iSllL'I', 'lum c:ilI'llllL'l'. RZIIAIHIIII Geyer, .lu Ann Couch, XNYCIIKIUH llnrclmx Marilyn cLl'Cl'lllL'L', .lcrry llulmncs, UL-urgc Harris. Mary Hnrtlmm. -lum- Hzlrtmun, Put l'L'lI1lil1gl'l', Mnrlcm' lluwzlrnl. Nirlmrml IIL-ss. DIRIIIUI llcss, 'IUSII1 llclvcy. .Ivrry llulclurcml, .Iuyyc Horn, juyuc llmlghtun, Alun lluwzlrml, lNlzl1'lc11L' lluglmcs. liunnic llunt, RHYIIIHIIKI ,lilL'lll7h, .Ivan -IcH'i1's, llvlcn Kimlmlt, Rllgl'l' Klillkc, linrul Krml. Ilunuhl 1-Mala 62 4-M' ,- I RFU' Dx N. lx E of 75El1 Year Kulwlcy. jun Kuhn. Rubcrt l.uchcr, Lulu RCHL' lurmgnlmm. Ibm Idcntv. Alcnny Imv lu-1-II. vlkun Irv, lhvicl Xlzlrlw, Bilflliilkl AlL'Kil1lL'y, llullwcrt AICIRIIILIIIYII. flmrlcs Milos, Nnmw' Nllllcr. lyillillil Alrrrris, Hulk' XlyL'rs, Allen Ycinlig. Nulrlc CJLINIIAIIIILT, liucl Uwmms, Klnrilvn 'crugrimx AlAll'g3ll'L'! l'L'scl1, blulm PHfl1L'I'llF', Ann Post. Dick Hnnniqlll. Kcillm Ncttixmgvr, lflmluln SQl'l1ll2'lN. -Illll Smith. llnris Urlwuy, Alum Slk'IlL'QL'I'. Ruth SIl'F'ClxL'f. .Ianmw l'r4ua'y, l.L'.al1 ll11cl1'l'wuml. Hirlmrcl Yam Ynrlnr. licily Vern liaulcll. Murilvn .ll'l1l'l'. l'.ltriL'ial xxyilklwilllll. Uuris 1 XX VValrncr. Paul XYm'mllil1g, Sllifllj' xxvK'L'IHiI1g, VK'.ul1m'r Ullmilmfm, luuis XviL'gk'l, fzurnlvn xxvIlilL'IIT2IH, Alok' U'hitL'1n.u1, llulwr! Urllnums, xlilfy' lu: vfigllf. Bill VYSUIILL, IIRIYDCN xlPCkL'y. Nlvrlc fclllwr. Ilulmx-N lnxmi 63 SOPHMORES lXHH'L'L'Ill, .lu Ann Mcln-rlur. -lulumnu Allis. Ucurgc lxl'lllSll'ilI1g, llunnzl l:.lKlikIL'. CQcu1'gL' Hull. I:3Il'1l13klIXI Bull, l'41tr1rm l3m'itcl', nrrlxcrl l3crlwx'. Igmct HL'VlL'l'. I ,,ilL'i'll UOIILIIIIHDII, Ixfilllll llusc. Pcvvv In hh. . llllwmxm. Mnlmlv Q lurk, Inlm clllillgll. Kay QUX. SAIL! fzulllx, lkmvlmwt cilll3IL'I1. Hiblmnrcl c4l4LITllCI', l3ml1ci5 friplwilw. lixiry K l'iNl. Vlmvllis I,.lllgl1L'I'lf, lxaltllryn llipcrt, Ihullm Ann l:l'H'il1, Diana: I I vrmn, Ummm' Cl.m1l1lc, Clcnv lluriwn. Philip lllalxcx, Nmwy llaulmlmw. -Iulm llll'1ll1lHll, Sullv llulcm, Al-lI'llVll lluuin, 'I lwrcsu llulclmingx, Marx' Iam llwrull. Ixyiillllil Y I -IUHIIN. xllL'll2IL'l .'L'HlI'N. lmn -lulmllwlxlmullglw. lim -'UIlL'N, llunxllml llunvs, l.au'rx' luxccl' In-1 ,lil -I by is M H my I,- 1. i.Qt'hl-ui ' of 75tI1 Year Klitlv, Dclurcs Kline, Durix Kncppcr. Yarn Krcig. llumlyn lrc, l.Ul'lLl Irv. Pcggy AlCl.Alllglllil1. lvlim' Marks, lilillbll AIQIXSUII, Dvnnis AIL'L'Illil1g, lnui AIKIVPIIY. Klan' Plll'illlk'. Pvggx' l,llfUl'I'UY, lxxlv RiL'lICf', Pzltricin Ruins, nulu'l'I limxslm, -l.l1m-N SklHlllk'IN, -I.lL'Ix Slmiplwr, 'lam' gk'l1Illll'l', -luyu' Scrvix, llulmwl Slmnilw. Nm.-111. SIICUIN. Ihvifl NL' IVY Smith, Hm'jurir Smith, IIRIHJLTI SIIYKIQT, Dumtlmx' Strrmllwck, Slll' Strung, VViHi.un filrlmctts, l..m'rL' llwmus, llnrulml llll l1L'L' Xun cvIlilL'l', Hem-11'.l1x xvllllflll, cllhlflfk Yiuu, Donna 4 xVL'L'6HiIlg, Ilmmrml Xwmittilmgtrvxm, PSIIYIUII xx'il1lllliNl, Ann.: Xuvcr. 'Iulm Wl'ilICl', C'liIl'm'fl Zcimlcr, lluum' FRESHMEN Almair. llnsernary Aclarns, .lnlan Alclerlher. llixie Alclerfer, Clenrgianna Alliss, Virginia Augnstinuyiclr, hlulxn llealmut. ,lane Ann Bagley, ljranves llenmler, .lean Berkey, llnnalal llnllenluaelmer, llelveeea Burns, Mary 'ine Burns, Betty lam llnrronglrs, llarulcl llurgner, larry clllI'lSl'lilIlhL'I1, 'Ilan Cllmennwetl1, Kay Clayton. lleyerly Cuelrran. llill Coelrran. VVillwur Culmen, llaralzara Cramer. Nell Cours, Marilee Dinnnitt. llnnalcl ljlillgllliy VVilliaxn Drake, Barbara llslrelrnan, Mary Fulwicler. VVilla Gaines, Leutlrisia Calnlmle, -Iacli Canslmrn. liflllil llarper, lxlary ,lean llarrell, Evelyn llumlkins, Rose llannnnn, 'lake llarris, Kenneth llarris, David llillalmranrl, Gary llite, Charles llntt, llnnalcl llnwarcl. lln Ann junes, james jones, Margaret Kain, Patsy Kelnerl, Ilarmll KL'lIl, Arlen Kennedy, Paul Kiner, 'Inn more 66 4-.x Q .fx 'i Q-9 .A 4 4 W' I Tu as ,N 41 4-5 1-0 4223 1 of 75th Year Klcitl. Bznrlmral Klingvrnmn, lflilzabuth I,.ungfn'lmIt. lliclmrml I iclrlcll, .IZIIIIUN I inglu, l'l1.lrlcs liNlL'lll7L'l'gl'l', Hicllalrml lm'IHL'lA, RmrImL'I'! lull. llutlm l.mw, Marx' l.usc. PAIII'IL'lil Nl-IIKH lirmnin' xlAIl'klL'X', Ijllllllll MIHU. H1IlDL'l'I Nlitrlwll. C'lmrlvs Xlc'.fXwvx', lblbllillll Xlrf HIIIIUH, Nl.ll'V NIL-I .u'lzlml, Hnrlmlura Xnvillc, vlulm l,.nrxI,-xy K-lclwax l'mxm'H. Phil l7I'lllN'l1AII1, Cla-nl'gc:ll1lul Nr1clx.lxx'.ux', Ualvicl NUlIlIliHl'l', Nurnm llulwrl, Bznrlmalran SVIIIIIUIII. luny SL'IlllllL'l', SICVL' Sl1L'8Il'L'I', c:lll1iCYCl'L' Slmrlcr. Iiill Qin-lmr. Nlvrry 'ln glilnlwwn, Mika' Sri'.'ur, U'il!1:.u 'Sli-xvllx, Unllnlcl Slllhllll. Holm-rl Sutvr, c.Il'HI Iblmgnpwn, Iurrv I nary, C 1Il'UIyl1 Y.u'ulxL-ll, Marvin XValrl1iL'uI, VVcl1cIcll xx'-lI'lNll'li, l'.VL'lF ll KX vm, Nmnnzu Alcan U'l1:llL'y'. Dan iml Xwmitv, Artlmur U'I1itlil1g!4m, livvcrly N IINHII, Q-cm' xviilgl, IDUAIII XVulil,. SIIZIIYHI xvfiglll, I'-,llllll Hvysulw, Hvtly Yvlllmgllnulm. ,Imam PACE 67 8TH OF H75THH YE more 68 Top D. Sullivan, A. Strombeck, P. Rockaway, D. Schron, E. H Reed R Scohy, T. VanGilder, Warner, W. Stoner Yates Spindler Pearson, Y. Wraight, A. Ralston, . . . ,l- G Vermillion, Poore, D. VanWrinkle, Styrker, C. Middle F. Heeter, L. Jenson, P. Lee, D. Lee, C. Craig, L. johnson, N. McDonald, L. Hatfield, lNlcKay, S. Helminger, Lacher, B. Long, D. Manual, S. Lavell, K. S. McNeilly, Miller, M. Milner, D. Bottom M. Boys, N. Gannon, L. Cochran, M. Greenlee, G. Burkett, E. Craft, Coplan, C. Green, B. Dillon, W. Brown, B. Davis, Drake, M. Botset, S. Furry, D. Baldwin, Snider, B. White, F. Stockman, Z Talbar, P. Wolff, A. Weaver, D. Yates, D. Start, A. Zehner, L. Price, B. Short, N. Patton, B. Smith, N. Zartman, Snider, S. Styrker, S. Scott, T. Budd. Kain, B. Orr, L. Lawrence, C Hammon, Lane, P. McQueen, A Marks, Myers, M. Nloor, W. Hibnar, K. Keith, S. Ilaff, Lacher, S. Masterson, J Keyser, R. Kring, W. McClay, W Holderead. Amones, P. Brown, Dye, V. Bartee, B. Boman, P. Dollar, I. Cook, F. Beam, B. Grant, S. Armington, Aker, E. Beyler, L. Blake, B. Bowles, Abell. CII! L E P4 Elll R 4- . 4-. r i s l l l 4 s T l QS PAGE 70 6 9 16 23 27 28 30 4 7 15 20 21 26 27 28 29 SEPTEMBER Back to school with tales of how I spent the summer. Football season opened officially. Plymouth 7- Warsziw 7. CFirst tie in eight yearsj Our First Victory! Plymouth 38-Monticello O. Another well-won game. Plymouth 39-Alexarr deria 0. Our lirst professional talent-Cavalieri and his violin. Fall Band Festival. Entertainment at its hest. A conference victory! l Plymouth 48-Peru 6. OCTOBER The freshmen shivered at the prospect of initiation into G.A.A. at the annual soccer spread. A tough, hard-fought hattlc, and we emerged the victors once more. Plymouth 34-Wzihaslx I3. A new experience for us. Plymouth 13-Moose hart 20. We lost in good spirit. S. S. S. sponsored a Riley Day Program in memory of W. Riley. Our goal? The conference title. Plymouth 13-Valparaiso 7. Cala Homecoming celchration with the winning of the C.l.C. title. Plymouth 13-lluntington 6. A much welcomed vacation brought about hy the fnnual State Teachers Convention. NOVEMBER Sperundeo, tenor, presented a very enjoyable pro- gram of musie and the story of his life. S. S. S. initiation. A solemn, but beautiful speetieal. Bnsketlnzlll season opens with a bang. Plym-VVar.? The band members threw 11 party. Everyone had an enjoyable time. Our x'ietory.???? Too much COIUPClitlOl1? P P F Another vacation to reeuperate from too much turkey on Thunksvivinv Dav. . D D . Our eonlerenee vietorv? ? ' N DECEMBER Peru-Plymouth 443 Peru 52g Good game, but we lost. l3urrisfPh'mouth 453 Burris 47g Really exciting! 'I'ipton-Plymouth 493 Tipton 28: A win for Lls. Culver-Plymouth 38: Culver 633 Luck wasn't with us. S.S.S.. Ili-Y Go Curoling: Even the boys sang! 'l1eaeher's Party: The faculty has fun! hlontieello-Plyrnouth 48g Monticello 561 Another victory for P. H. S. Christmas Music Progrumg New version of White Christmas . Rochester-Plymouth 341 Roehester 453 Lost the eowbell. X!3lCilIi0Il Begins. VVh0opeel mera 71 CALENDAR Pace 72 JANUARY 2 Riley-Plymouth 443 Riley 493 Thrilling Cfor themD. 3 End of Vacation. Why c1idn't 1 sleep while 1 had the chance? 6 Bremen-Plymouth 483 Bremen 293 Hot dog, we wonl 12-14 County Basketball Tourney3 Culver won. 17 john Adams-Plymouth 443 John Adams 523 1 guess we were beaten. 19 Semester EXQIITISQ Cram-Cram-Cram! 20 VVinamae-Plymouth 663 VVinamaC 481 Yippee, we wonl 27 VVabash-Plymouth 43g Wzlbasli 503 We put up a good light. FEBRUARY 2 Burke, Cartoonist4Very good Caricature General MaeArthu r. 3 Rochester-Plymouth 493 Rochester 573 llurray, we won back the eowbell. 10 VVarsaw-Plymouth 443 VVarsaw 51: We put up a good struggle. 14 S.S.S. Valentine Hop-A big hit with our own dance band. 17 11untington-Plymouth 533 lluntington 563 Boy was this a close one. 18 Solo Ensemble Contest-VVC have talent- 1V1any high honors won. 22425 Sectional Tourney-Bourbon wins! MARC11 9 Senior play tickets go on sale. 17 The students see the Senior play, Our llearts VVere Young and Gay . 20 The Senior Play was given for the three night 21 performances. 23 Full house eaeh night. 25 4-11 Carnival. Eat your fill and enjoy yourself as a youth. 28 S. S. S. Dads Day. We heard a man skilled in the art of ventriloquism. APRIL District Music Contest. Plymouth had six groups entered For the largest individual school attendance. Free again. The Easter vacation began. Our renown athletes were honored at the Rotary Dinner. jim Wenino received the sportsmanship award. Spring Festival. Queen Rosemary Jones reigned over thc gala event. State Music Festival. We came out on top. S. S. S. Ideal Ladies Tea. The ladies received a picture of their sunshine gals. Our Dance Band plays for the Lapaz prom. Goshen Relays. Plymouth held their own. lli-Y Sweethearts Party. We all had the time of our lives. Kokomo Relays. The competition was keen. MAY The winner is decided, at the Conference Track Meet. The senior play cast takes a trip to the windy city to see the play Oklamoma . Sectional Track Meet. The mighty emerge the winners. The day of reckoning is here. Senior Exams. Impressive programs and decorations highlited the lunior and Senior rom. . P Regional Track Meet.The physically lit compete For recognition. Baccalaureate. This solemn ocassion marks the great moment for the 75th class. Eat until you can't hold any more. The senior dinner was a huge success. The thrill of a lifetime. The seniors received their diplomas at commencement exercises. Underclassmen exams. It's too late to be sorry now. We reeeive the awards and Final recognition. State Track Meet closes this successful year at P.H.S. of 75l:l1 Year ,- fv- Hill' PAGE '73 H7 5 T H ll C L A S S An wld trandlrum IH nur wlwul as curl on rhih XCLIII Our naps :mil gowns sym IBUHXL' ilu' sulc111l1uss nl' nur gI'klClll1llilll1 mum 74 Truman Motor Sales, Inc. The Bear Cat Store Phil Melangton Insurance Councellor Kizer's The Jewelry Store of Plymouth Best Wishes Rees Theater The People's Drug Store E. W. Orahood, Prop. Bergman's A complete laundry and dry cleaning J. C. Penny Co. Strombeck's Fur Storage 'Plymouth Floor Covering The Plymouth Pilot-News Plymouth Tire Co. Goodyear Distributors Phone Il-8502 G. L. Protsman 8. Son Frigidaire- G. E. Radios 8. Television Don's Shine Parlor Home of all Sports Fans Nickel's Service Station Phone S. A. Nickel 252 Powell's Hardware Montgomery Ward Jerry Ball liquid Gas Corp. Skinner's Drug Store Nellan's Appliance Store Records-Television Ward Rittenhouse The Home of Fine Furniture Lauers of Course The Good Clothes Store F. W. Bosworth Co. E. V. Derf Jeweler Plymouth Dairy PAGE 76 Candy Kitchen Harry The Ball Co. A Complete Men's Store George's Friendly Service Frendly George Puritan Cleaners Always letter Plymouth Office Supply Swisher's Binder's Jewelry Community Bake Shop Best By Test Merriman's Grocery Swearingen's Lad 8. Lassie Shop Childrens Wear The Boston Store A Friendly Store in a Friendly City Ball Motor Sales DeSoto-Plymouth Elzie Lee P t'ac Cars-International Trucks Clizbe Bros. Mfg. Co. The Model Pharmacy The Rexall Drug Store Rudd Motor Co., Inc. Gibson Insurance Agency Hotel Plymouth Jeffirs Motor Co., Inc. Cressner 8. Co. Abstracters of Title Gates Chevrolet Co., Inc. Dick's Sh Repair-Soft Water Serv' G 81 G Food Markets Plymouth Dress Shop Jack's Grill Food at its Best PAGE 77 Cf Q' 31,2 Xlfffa 2 QD EYJYIZJ-ITJ-K --- FU- 1?-JUM5 - 6... X7 gf! -.11- W ff ,M ff M Ip! I 1 by . 'lg -ms L' W' ef.. ' 4 iw:-'55 , , , ' Q. - - H 1. V. In-. nl? P: I., .V .ill -. .i I ja n , ' 'lgfvfr I, .uZ3. ra .-'X - Y f.--'.f,pfLE.:-.-'15 , V . , . 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