Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

Plymouth High School Plymouth, Indiana VOLUME XLIX Foreword With the purpose of recording the ovent of the school year, the 1966 MAYFLOWER has endeavored to give a picture of school l-fo in which each person moy feel he has token a giant step forward, learning and growing. Be- fore our eyes we have seen the growth of Plymouth High School in many ways—one hun- dred forty-six new students, now friends grow- ing with us. from West High, two hundred sixty- two freshmen; six beautiful new class rooms and o new library for our convenience; and e ght new teochers to help us. Most important Contents of all, th-s year has see intellectual and social growth in each one of us os we p'cpo-'ed for the life outside our school walls. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY........ SENIORS ....... UNDERCLASSMEN CLASSROOMS .. ACTIVITIES .... ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX.......... 8 12 18 39 56 72 116 128 Monte Roe Sriver Dedication W© the 1966 MAYFLOWER $to . dedkote this. our MAYFLOWER. to Mont© Roo Srivor. Ho is respected ond admired by oil for his eagerness ond will ngnoss to help every student. As we grow from inexperionced. frightonod freshmon to responsible, mature seniors, he s always ready to give us godonc© to make this journey easier to travel. GROWTH IS A PATTERN OF MANY L A. Jk PEOPLE Board of Education DAN G4SON. THOMAS ROUGH. Rr«md nt; FUGFNf CHRISTIANSEN. Vta� Mi4oftft CACl COWN. TftcMrtr, BETTY LOU LARAMOtE. S Cf««ory. Superintendent of Schools WILV R K. RUGHfR d«nf of Ptyn-o Ah Co nm. ty School Corporation. 8 High School Principal MAAVIN V. OOOM. � cipol of Plyoo h High School Administrative Assistants CHAIUS KANMAADT WAIT� L POWf AS Adminitfrat� AnlitoM A lnl tro� Uo AuirioM for Cvrrkvlu- Guidance Counselors 10 School Nurse and Office Staffs R INCIRAI S OFFICE STAFF FfO CUVtNGCR. SCHOOL TKASUXt MARY DOWNING. SECRETARY FWIUS FHnun. SECRETARY school nurse HELEN SFlfR SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE STAFF MARY GROSSMAN ACCOUNTANT IVUYN MARIE I. SECRETARY WILMA GROSVlNOd SECRETARY Mory C. Allen Art Junior Sunthlne Junior Ckm Unlvenlty ol Akron-BE. ChorWl W fernhordl Po� ' Mechonla Student Council Son lor Clam fell Stote-B S.. M S Morcio L Cooper Homo Fconomia Futuro Nunot Fretheon Clou Purdue-BMi John M. Crittenden CUfMl Developmental Reading JoumolUm Yo Pilgrim Ind ona UnNonity—IS. Rut ho A- Benner Mathematics Freshman Clou Ind-ona Unherslty—A.B Morforio L Campbell Guidance Counselor Irtish Futuro Ngrm Senior Clou Fronklin CdWge—AB Indiana UnrrorWty-AAS. Marcollo Cornotot Fngluh f O (U , BA Senior Oau Indiana Cen� rol-A 8. Cohrmbio University-M .A. Jon Davenport Mat homo to Physical Science Sophomore Clou North Central—AB. 12 lowteo t Davi� Oastory Phytic� Sclonco CWb Junior Clou Cornoll U� � «n y-Al., MA. PH D. Pi.k t. —-- RKnafo r Oin f|!OH Aaorlcon K lovy b«M fro K-on Clou Indiana Untvon� y—• 5 Wo'P'- H. Flthor Otroctor of Ubfory P,r If, rvxvi Library CM) Projector Ovb Boll S o o—AD (Lam. U______ no ▼Kin Frond� Soclol STvdlOf l Woal Prone , dub Fro h on CIom Boil Stato—A. B. Philip tharanmon Intfruinontal MmIc Bond Do Poinv-B-M Unlvoaity of lllinol� —ALA. Pool ftlton EnglUh Indiana Ontvortlty— AD Kalhorino f. Corn Arrorlco Hittory World Hltfory Futuro Toochort Junior Oau Indiana Unbonth —A.D IMAontty of Wocondn- MA Ardi� L Morvoy Engliih Sonlor S.nthin« ProdMion Clou Auggtrano Collogo—A B 19 Robert L Hlloman Guide Counselor IngHth W Clou Bw� lor Unlvonify—83 Indtono University-AtS. Judith L Kcopfc fngWi Junior Sunshine Junior Clou lakeland College—AB. Oorothy It Molkr PhyWcol Education MeoMi G.A.A. Chee«ieoders Purdue-BB Indiono Jon W Moyfield Lob Science leMerrrons Club Junior Cktu Ha novor College— BS. Donnii I. KIncod Goo nor ry l«-Y Cron Country Coach Junior Clou Purdue-B.S. Undo longkld� Houo economics Junior Sunshlno Sop honoro Clou Boll S� ote- S Janos A Maurer Beginning Growing Advanced Engineering Junior Clou Purduo—«1, MLS. Marforlo M. Mo r comb Spanish Sponbh Club Senior Sunshlno Junior Cion S� . MoryV-AB. 14 Willkjm E Oxrholwr Indwitrtol Am Junior Oam •oil S� ofo-® S Oort i� C. fillip Shorthond Ad tone d Typing Vo PUgrto Sophomoro Claw •oil S oto—A • WoMor L Ao-won (ngltoh Curriculum Dlroctor AJpKo Doha fc© Sootor Clooi 5 John'i Unluoriity—A B Hofaro UnNooity—MS •vtlor Un y� n4fy—ID.S. Noil W. Shorwood Go ornmo t ROHQNia Projoclor CM Son tor Cto DoPouw Untvo tify—A • Indono Untvoolty—M A Jock P Po oroHK«n Vocol Mnk Soptonori Clou CMcogo Toothor t CofWgo -•JO. Untrorilty of Iomo—MA. Chicago Musical C0IU90 —MM Myron A. PMIlpt Conorol BuWn«M BockLooping Chou CIA. Control Normal Collogo- AJt Indiana Unlutolty—M.S. WlUion 0. Shauaro Pop Club Corot rooNon Intramurali troth man Clou Indiana Slo o Ccllogo - IS Raymond W Sh.H Algobra HhY ScpWtor Clou |ln , it ( ..� ,.1 r«Xm Lt Tfui Wv� � fyr AJ. Indiana LMNonity- M.S Univonity at South Carolina—MM 15 Maintenance Staff Monholf Carpor Ullton ItMt Wlllia ftkhaeor Nallta Shafer Cafeteria Staff Wendo Keller Mor|ort fett Mory h'own Urdo WM ooh Doll Kefcfco Alberto De� «bo h Delia Short Mary Aik frth f � lyn fe� er«, Director 17 Senior Officers ALAN «AlOVANSKY .............................. • « MATT KAY JCHANNING .......................... Swlvy Jtwrr HCXDfKAD .......................... Tr ©� vr � OAVIO RTHttCXf ........................ • Our Four Years With the purpose of growing In knowl- edge ond wisdom, the Class of 1966 began its voyage through four years of undulating seas. We embarked on this voyoge in growth during our freshman year by se- lecting class officers to set our course. These officers were: President. Jerry Hol- deread. Vice-President, Kent Huff; Secre- tary, Connie Brundige; and Treasurer, Ron Overmyer. With the aid of these officers and the various committees, we held our first party, Over the Rainbow. During the second year of our voyage, we took another step toward our goal of knowledge and wisdom by electing new officers: President. Alan Kralovansky,- Vice-President, Carolyn Coplen,- Secretory, Connie Brundige; and Treasurer, Vickie Winrotte. Rendezvous in Paris was our evening of the year. As we entered our junior year, we re- ceived the insignia of upperclossmenship— the class ring, With this ring came new responsibilities, the most important being the junior-senior prom. Many hours were spent in the concession stands working toward our objective, Mystic Depths. The officers who guided us through this important year were: President, Alan Kralovansky; Vice-President, Dove Wil- liams; Secretary, Beth Shaffer,- and Treas- urer, Dan Scarberry. The lost leogue of our voyage was our busiest. During this senior rush, we found time to elect competent officers: President, Alan Kralovansky; Vice-Presi- dent, Dave Fetherolf; Secretary, Mary Kay Johanning; ond Treasurer, Jerry Hold- ereod. We also found time to welcome new classmates when West High consoli- dated with Plymouth High. We paused a moment to pay tribute to one of our class- mates, Roger Reilly, who had the honor of being the first American Field Service student from Plymouth. He was sent to Costa Rica. As we step out into the world to grow even more in maturity and wisdom, we leave behind reminders for future voy- agers. By being the first senior class in recent years to present a serious drama, Inherit the Wind, we set the stage for others to follow. We hod a hand in form- ing several new organizations and activi- ties during our four years including: Alpha Delta Rho, Masque and Gavel, Chess Club, Spanish Club, French Club, and Wrestling. Having reached the shore of this seo of learning, we see before us many more to cross. But we will embark on these new seas with the confidence that the knowledge ond wisdom gained in the post four years will see us safely to their shores. Janet Rhoode ond Marcia Ritter 19 In Memoriam CLASSMATES AND FRIENDS We connot soy ond we will nor say That they ore dead-they ore josf owayl Think of them still os the some, we say; They ore nor dead—they are |ust owoy' -James Whitcomb Riley RICHARD •■OICIC. CARR 1944 1964 20 E KXJOREAU r 4 P p Club 3: fcnfcottoall 6� , Infro ufol Sport 3.4 CM BOYER 1.2,3 4; B:,,l Infromuml pom 2.3 SUSAN M MOWN S-S.S. 1.2.3.4; Bond I, Y M- ffrto. 4. F,p Club 1.2.3.4, Ufcrory CVi Fro . Wm� I 3; Alpbo D - � o Rho 4. CONNIE JEAN WBJNOICE S.SS � Soc IAX4. OAA. I. Cbolr l| Fop Club 1A3. do S C. 1.2, Girl IrOrofTHrol Sport 3 Oioorlood ' 1.2.4, fr nd OubSoc. 3 I CHARD BREEDING ood 1.2 3,4 P-p CIO UFA .2.3.4, Danes Bc d 3.4. FAMftA KAY BUILA SSS 1.2.3.4, PNC 2.3.4, Choir I; Y Filgrlm 4, Fop CM) 1.2.3. 4. UNDA M. M 'GGS S.SS 1AM G.AJL Band I. Major � 2.3 4, Yo FMgrtm 4, Merf-fkr mr 4; library CKb 1.2, Girl Infro- oturol Soon 1.2.3. S� oN Mu •k Coo� 3. Dane Bond 2.3.4. MANUFl MONKS Choi� 1. ALVARO CARFO Ht-V 4. Fop Club 4. Siudom Council 4, C o Country 4, Boy lntro« urol Sport 4, Spanish CM) 4, CKompo®- ngt. lima. Foru 1.2.3. JUOITH ANNE CARSON SSS 1.2.3.4, P LC 2.3.4, 4-M 2.3, GA.A. 1, Girl In- tramural SperM 3, Fro« Commmoo Cholrmon 3. jfANerrf cmasi SS.S. 3.4, Bo d 3.4, Motor 4, Pro CM� 314, Pronch Club 4, toPoi M h School U Jf ANINf I. CMASC Sii 3.4, Bond 3,4, Moor. 4, P p Club 3.4. Pr nch Club 4, loPoi M h School 1.3. CABOl COCXRN PNC 2J.4, Ubfory Club M, Club 3,3.4. P.TA 4, S S.J I AM. CABOIYN M COflfN m 1 T' ot 3 h«, 3.4 • ; P NC. UA G AA, 3, Bond U, P p Club 3.4. V. Pro . 3, Int'ooucal 1.3.3. 4, CheeHeoder I, Done Bond 3, Alpho D ho tho 3. Soc Trot. 4. MABY KAY CUIUSON Bond 1.3.3.4, Mo|or tt 3. 4, Student Director 3.4, S ot M ni« Conte IA A; Done Bond 1,3.3.4, Choir 1.4, SS.S. 1.3.3.4, Pr«nd Club 3, F TA 1.3.3.4, Pop Club I. 4, Introourol Sport� 3.4. PHIL DEW Ml-r 3A F T.A. 144,4, Choir 1.3.3.4; Echoa 4, Ya Pilgrim 1.2.3.4; Pap Owb 4; -• To a 2.3; Vovj-.a o d Gov- •I 4, 5� ota Mu ConfMl 3. DAVE OOll Bond I2A Club 4; Foot bon U Bo� U boO 3, Trock 4, Intramural Sport� 1.4 TWtY W DIOCt� F Foo boll l( I roir� rro1 sport I, loPox High School 2. WILLIAM EDWAJK) OOWNIY Intromurol Sport 4; Walk , ton Kgh School 1.2.3. JfAhNlE DAVtNPC«T S-S.S. 24.4, F.N.C 3.4, G.A.A. 2,3.4, Ya Pilgrim 4, Moy4kwwr 4, Pap Club 2.3.4, Alpho Dabo Ibo 4, Matqun A Go. el 4,- Cut- var High School I. MASV.N DIPttT S udant Council 2 fWaal). CONNIE DAVIS S.S.S. 1.2.3; PNC 4j Choir I� Pap Club 3.4. KICHAID DIXCM LINDA JEANNE 0AV1S 1S.S. 1.4, Ya Pilgrim 4, Pap Club IAi L theory Club 1.2. Tree . 3. 4. GUN DOOSON Footboll 1.2.3.4, Trock 1.2.3, 4, La tarrron‘t Club 3. Porlio mantor ion 4; F.F.A. 14. V. Prae. 3, Prar 4. TtttY P DOAT4INC Cnm Country 4, Homocooing flCCHt 4; Hl-Y 4; Spomth Cub 4« Pop Clwb 4. JO«PMl EUCINS. Jl M� -Y 3.4, Bn� boll I AM, Foot boll IA Botk.rboll I, Pop CM, 2.3.4, Boy S o o 3, CKotr IA 3.4, Alpha D Ho Rho 4. Motquo on-J Cor«d 4, HomoconlnQ f ayt 4, Ufformon't Club Ml tfo-urol Sport 2A4, MARY PAT ELKINS SIS 1.3.4, Pop Cub 2,3.4, Yo Pilgrim 1.3.4, Spar.th CM� 3.4, Alpha Doho Rho 4, Motquo ond Ga l 4, PNC IA GAA I, Library Club 2. JANICE S. flUNOER S.S.S. I AM v. Pro .. G.AA 3, Bond I AM ., Yo Pflgrbfi 4. Mayflower 4, Stu d -t Council 3.4 Troo� , In- troworol Sport IA Pro Commtftoo Choirwon 3. MARION A. ELLIS HhY 3.4, 4N I A3.4, Choir I AM, Np CM, 3 4 JAVO PETNCROLP BmAolball IA Trod. I, In. fromurol Sport 3.4. BEVERLY FREED SS S 2.3.4. P.N.C. 1A3.4. Bond 1.2.3.4; Mcryftonor 4, Pop Qub 4; Library Club 4. PATRICIA SUE FELIX S S 1.2.3.4, Bond 1.2.3.4, Ah pha Doha Rho 4, PNC 2A4, C.A A. 2A Intromwol Sport 2. 3. DAVID L PCTHEROLP Notional Mw Sooofy 3.4, HLY 3. Pro 4, Bond 1,2.3.4, Studont Council I, Foofboll IA 3.4; Baikofball I AM, Tonnb 1.2.3.4.- lotfonnon't Club 3. V. Pro . 4, Com V. Pro 4, M -V OKcn Training Comp 4, Alpho Dobo Rho 4. 4RRY H FRUITS otketboll I. Trock 1.2. Footboll , Intromorol Spo -n 4 RITV O. BJNK i -y 3 4. r. 4, rep Club 4. Fr0|ecfo' Club 1 2.3.4 Fcol- oll Moroj.' ’ 2 3. Int'OMU'oi pom tAftA MESTft CANSHO«N TA 1.2.3.4 CATHY GlAUB DENNIS 0. OlftSON SXS IAU Choir 1.2.3.4, '•P Club 3. R.p Chib 1.2.3.4; fHC 2. 3; Choir Ubrorlon 3,4. KAYE GHUY S-S S. 1.2.3,4; Pop CM) 4, Moy- hyOf 4j G A A I. BILL G4RTEN Hi-Y 3.4, lofto� o«on‘s Club 3,4, Pop CM) 4, intromwrol Sport� 4, Fool boll Ui BoiUtboA 1.2.3; Troth 1.2.4,- Crow Country 4. BARBARA GLASS SSS. 1X3, Pop CM) I A3. GWEN GIBSCN S.S.S. 1.2.3.4, Yo P ptw 3, 4, Aipho DoHo Rho 3.4, Mow. or d Go.ol 4, Ootr 1.2.3.4, F14.C. 2.3.4, Pop CM 1.2.3.4,- Frpnch Club 2. 3. LARRY GOB If Score Club I, Choir 1.3.4, Projector Club 1.2.3.4, Bo� kerboll I, Troth 2, OoH 4, Crou Country 2. 24 WANNfTA Offff N UL 1X3.4; r.N.C. 1.2X4; O oI; 1.2.3, Stc 4 Ethoo. 4, ffop CM 2.4; Alpha Dolfo � V 4; b wo Tono� 2.3� S ol« Confoti 3. KATHLEEN LOUIS! GfftENt ill 1.2.3.4, E.N.C. I XX«i Ooi' 1,2,3,4. library Club IX X4. SOMRT OKFfNlf E bond 1.2X4; Pop Club 2.3.4, Troefc 1.2.3.4; Eoc boff 1X3.4, lotto mon’t Club 2.3, Ero� 4, Infrowwrol Sport� 1X3.4. CMHYl DIANE HAtMAN 3 U 3; Yo Pilgrim 4, Club 3; li- brary CM) 3; Spo-x� A Club 3; CvW Nv� . School 1.2 JANffT OUEOCffY S.S.S. 1.2,3.4, ETA. 2. Yo Pilgrim 4; MoyElowor 4,- Poo Club I, Library Club 1X3.4. 27 ROOKY HI MCCKAVAN Sponith Club Trea . 3 4. PAVCLA Mf I Silt 5.3$ 1.2.3.4, F.HC 2.3.4, Y. Pilgrim 3i Peo Club 1.2.3.4, Homecoming Court 4, Alpha Bobo Rho 3.4; french Club 3r Maaoue A Govel V. Pro . 4. SUSAN KAY HFlSf I KATHIEFN M. KJSBAND S.S.S. IA3| GAA. 3; Pep Pep Club 4. Ma� .« Ga l Club 1.2.3 4. •OSS K. MUFF MhY 3.4, Choir 2j Pep Club 2.3. 4, Student Coundl 2; Football I, 2A4, Trod, I, letterme '� Club 4, Clow V. Proa I, Boy' S� o� e 3, Boy Introwurol Sport� I A3. 4. DElORIS HUNTER SSS 1.2.3.4, Choir I.2.3,4, Ech- c« 4, Pep Club li State FA k Cootut 3, Eve Tone� 1.2.3.4. JEROh T. HOLDER! AD Notlonol Honor Society 3.4, HUT 3, V. Pro . 4, Studet Council 1.2.3. V. Pr e. 4, a Wet ball 1.2.3.4, Tenni� I. 2A4, Boeebon IA3.4, Cloe. Pre . I, Treat 4, Alpho Del- la I So 4, Prom Committee Choireio� 3. 2B MfRRIU JEFFREY Science Oub U.3. Pro . 4, Alpha Delta Rho 3.4, Cheat- ing Writing Gy etf 3; PUc Ne� e Cteoy Conteet 1e� . I, County Speech Conte lit. 3. MATY KATHtYN JOHANNING SSS 2.3.4 f.TA 34, V M yon 2; Pop CM, 2.3.4 dam Soc. 4, Pro� � Commlrtoo 3 Fr n h CM� 3, Mmqui 4 Govnl 4, Bwftor MFgh School. MW, Ponmyhonla I. SAUY LOUlSf JOHNSON SSS 1, V. PVo . 2 ,4, PH.C. I. Soc. 2. V. Pro� 3, Pro 4, Choir 14. Librarian 3 I 4, Vo Pilgrim 4, Pop CM, 1.2.3.4, S� udonf Council 2. Soc 3.4, Alpha Doha bo 4, I otonM 4. LfWlS JAJ £S KEPlW Foot bull 14, Bcv Intromofol Spom 4. DAVIO KIRACCFE HhY 4, Band 1.2, Football I, Track I, Bor ln� romurol Sport 1.2,3.4 ELWOOO tt PIE Boys Intromurol Sport I. MA Y SUSAN KLEIN SSS 14.3.4, FJiC 3.4, Y Pilgrim 3.4, Pop CM. 144. 4, Studont Council � 4, Choor- Inudor 14, Spanith CM, 3, Alpha Oolto Rho 4j Motqwo Garol be 4. SAenrorto 4 UNCA L KUNE SIS. 1.2.3,4; G.A.A. IA Treo 4. FN.C- 3; Choir 3.4, Bond I, iMramurol Sporti 1.2. LARRY G. KOLA ALAN KHALOVANSKY NLY 3.4, Football 1.4, Bathet- ball I333i Oats Prw. 2.3.4, Tenni 1,2.3.4; lertermen'� Club 23.4, Prom Comrfettee Chotr- «•on 3- JIU KREIGHBAUM $.53 1.2.3,4, GAA. 133, Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Introwwrol Sport y y OAN KUBLCY FoorboN 1. Monaco� 3.4, Bo ke bo!1 |. Manager 2.3.4, G© 1.2.3.4, Intramural Sport 3.4, lettorme ' Clwb 3. 5ec 4, Spamah Club 3. JCW LALLEMf NT BowWl 1.23. Track 13, Foot- ball 2; Intromwrol Sport 4; Pep Club 3. W-Y 33, Fre-ch Owb 4 Pro .; Alpho Delta Rho 4, Ameri- can Fr Coll g Program i� Pori 3 DENNIS KMIGMBAUM Bond 1.2.3.4, Donee Bond I. 23,4 CAJKXYN LAWSON Choir 1.2, GAA. 1, Intro- •wral Sport 133. GLADYS KRf IGHBAUM Mayftcroor 4, Library Club 2.3.4, $33 1, Homemaker of Tomorrow, 4 AA CHAEl LEACMMAN Letter men'4 Clwb 4; Pep Club 4, Boaebo 4, ln«romvrol Sport 4, Y Pilgrim 4, Don- old ton Seminary 1.2, Semi- nary. Lena . Man . 3. 30 SU( ANN IfVfTT OAA. Ill V. N� , 4 Ptm. Ill IAMi f T.A. 14i � -fo •ural I AM. CYNTHIA MANN S-SS 1AM, f TA 1.2.3. Sac 4. Ya Mgra 1.4, library Club IA LA� Y MANN Too� bo« 1.2.3.4, Track IA HhY 3.4, IntroMirol 2.3.4, Ya Wgri 4. SAND4A UNMY EHC 1.2.3.4; Sli 3. I r am locunoac GoH 1.2.3.4, Ftp Club 4; Ya rjgrtf� 4: !rrtroffv ol Sport I AM. IEVEM.Y ANN McCOWfN S11 1, CAA I, rap Club 4 library Club 4, Aryo« Hip School I. MICHAEL r. McOANIIL Pootboll 1.3.4, BoUatboll 3.4, bataboll 3.4, GoH 2.3.4, boy . SMa 3, HUT 3. Sac 4, Choir I, 2.3. rra . 4, Echea, 2.3.4, Alpha Dcl'o RKo 4. SponUh Owb 4, S ota Mua Coatai� 2.3. MAtY ANN LUMEKJSEN DAVID MIUE1 library Club 4. 31 AA.iY ANN MITCHElL 1S$. I. be.; 2 3. Treji 4. I N C. I, C A a. 1.2; Bond 17J, Pep :iob 2 3,4. Inlremural Sperfi 1. '.3. ATpHo Celra Rbo 4, Spon- � hOwb I. S«.2A3. AJCKTM ANN Nf 'AVRO 5.S.S. 1.2.3.4; f.TA. 4; Choir 1, Pop Club 1.2.3.4; Student Coun- cil 2,3; LAirory dub 4; Ckm Trooi. 3 (VVetf j Alpha Dalfa RKo 4; Prom Commit — Chairman 3 (W «tl. EANNtE AMS ORHSON SS IJJj G A A. 1.2, Y. n. tin 4, librcj-’y O.b 2. Trpoi 4. tfror«urol S per ft 2 «ICHAflJ MAYXOt 3 4 Che- 12 34 -it � . ; Pep Club 4. Projector O.b 2. .4; Foorball 1,2, Bo toll 1. •o--ojer 2 Boy’i $� o’e 3: Inf-o- •urol Sp«xn 2 3 4, AIpSj Delia bo 4. JANET ELAINE ME'ABERG 5 S S 1,2.3.4; f .JA. 4; Choir I; P P Club 1.2.3.4, Clow Uc I W«r); Cio� Pro . 2 6 3 Girl1� 5to e 3 fWeiAlpho Doha Rho 4. JAMES CUSNAMf bond 1.2.3,4; boteboll I, � n- tramural Spom 1,2.3.4 32 DAVID OVFtMVfl -Y IA1, kind I Stvdont Cowwl 3.4. Botkotboll I X3A Golf 4, Lottarman' Ckb 4; Bom boll 1.3.3 Ckm V ro (W«o I.2.- Donco Band I Prom Com- «oa Chokmon 3 RONAlO OVERMVfR Hfc-Y 3i Football 4, Trock 11 Boy Introowrol Sport 4 JIM PfNThOW HUY 3.4, football 2, Bart U ro- moral Sporti 3 VICTO L MNTZ Bey Intramural Sport 1.1 JANET SUE RHOADE S3S 2.3,4 f.N.C. U. Sac 3 4, f.TA. 2.3.4 Choir I, Ya Pll- � r m 1.2.3.4 MavUoor 3.4 U- brary dob 4 Alpha D i o tho 4 Movm B Gov«I 4. STEVEN R. RHOADES HhV 3.4, Projactor Chb 1.2.3.4 BoUotball 1.2.3, Trock 1.2.3.4, lattarmow Club 2X4 Crow Country 2,3.4; Bov Intronvroi Sport, 4, Mou wa Goval 4 WraPling 4 PAWIIA ANN PRCE S.S.S. 1X3.4 Ya Pifcrlm 3. 4� Pap Chb 1.2.3 4. Alpha Dado Rho 4. SUZANNE RICHARD SS3. 1X3.4, Ya Pilgrim 4 library Club 3.4. ROGER P. RIIUY National Honor Sec« y 3.4, HI.Y 4, Scianca C ob 4, Pap Oob 4; Boy IMromwrol sport 1X3.4, s� ata lot� � Cor aP 1 Alpho Dalto Rho 2 Pro 4, WraPlIng 4, Cro- atia Writing ContoP 2 Amor Icon flakl Secka. Am , kora Abroad Stodant to CoPo ttca. 33 GENE RINKENBfRG HIY 3. BotkotboH I Tan nil 1X3.4, Oom Country 2.3, Boy, Intromurol Sport 3.3.4 MARCIA AhN RITTER Notional Honor Soc o y 3-4, S.S.S 1.2.3.4, FT A. 1X3.4, Moy ow� c Cdiior 4; bbrorjr Club 3 4, Alpho Dobo Rho 4. LU. Hi� , lory InoMlut 3, DAR A� 0'd 4 PfGGY RONK Ili Troo� . I. V. Fro 2 iWoftl 3.4, Pop Club 1.2.3.4, Clou Pro . I, Oo«i Soc. 3 W—� )i Choorloodor U.3 lWo � . 4. JANICf RAY RUFF Sii 1.2.3.4, Choir Mi 6o -d IX Choorloodor 1X3 iWost . 4, Clou Troo� . 2| Croofr� Wdt- log 2nd ploeo 3 PAMiLA SAMUClSON SSi 1X3, Pop Club 1.2.3.4, library Club 3.4, Alpho Doha Rho 4. mA r DIANA 1C ROUSH F.N.C. I.X3.4, Choir 1.2. DAN K. SCARSFRRY Hi-Y 3, Yo Pilgriu 3, Choir 3.4, Moyflo« or 3.4. Pop Club 1.2X4, Football 1.2. Mgr. 3, Boskofboll Mgr. I, Trock 1, Clou Troo� 3, Pro Com- mlttoo Choir won 3; Ma qu o«d Go� � l 4 DAVIO ROUSH Intromurol Sport 4 BARBARA L RUDICH IS 5 2X4, O.A.A. 2, Bond 1.2.3.4; MoyRowor 4, Intro- mvrol Sport� 2, S� o� o Mutic Coro.« 1X3. PAMELA J SCHAEFER SXS. 1.2.3.4; F.N.C. 2.3.4, Choir 1X3.4. Vo Pilgrlw. 4, Pop Club 4. 34 THOMAS A. SANDER Introwvrai Sport IX. TERRY LYNNE SCOn NoMonol Honor Society 3.4, ill 1X3. Chaplain 4, PNC 1.2.3.4, Chok U4i Pep Club 3.4, Ctrl's S� ate 3, Alpha Delta •ho 4, Pro� Comnlttee Choir- Of 3; Spanish Club 3.4, Silfcew I 4 AllCt MLNtt JS.S 2X 0 AA. I, Pep Oub I, Ufcrory Chib 3.4 ELIZABETH ANN SHAFFER ISS 1.2.3.4, P.TA. 3.4, Chdr 1.2.3, Treo� 4, Echo� 4, •op Club 1.2.3.4, Cfcm Sac 3, Girl's S«ote 3, State MaK Contest I, 2.3, Dance Bond IX Alpha Del- ta Rho 4, Hu Tones 1.2.3. C DANIEL SMIVRY Hl-r 3. Chop loin 4; P.TA. 2.3, Choir 1X3. V. Pres 4, Echoes 2.3.4, Rep Club 3.4; Projector Club 2.3. Pres. 4, Cob 2. Mosque ond Govel Treat 4. CONNIE SIOCMILUR Choir I. STEPHEN D. SLATER MhY 3.4. P.TA. 2, Bond 1.2.4, Pep Club 1X3.4, Projector Club 2; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball Mgr. 2, Track Mgr IX Intro- omtoI Sports I X3. MARGARET K. SHERIDAN S-VS 1.2.3; P iC I, G.A.A. I, Pep CM) IX Intramural Sport� 2, Cheerleader 1.2.3. JUOfTH M. SNYDER iSS 3, FN.C 2X4, IX Choir CONNIE I. SHE I SSS 1.2.3, PNC. 4, I tor ary CM� 2.3.4 SHARON SOLOMON U1 IXli P NC. 4, Chorr 1X3.4, Pep CM 1.3, U- brory Club 1,3,4, Silhouettes 4. 33 RONALD O. ST ACT Yo Pilgrim 4; Mayflc 4, o- m or Oub 3, Bmhoiboll 3; Troch 3i T nt� 1.2.4, Cro Coj- ry 1.2.3, 8o� boll 3. Boy� Inrronwrol Spem 2.4. WILLIAM SCOn THAYER Notional Honor SoeMy 3.4, Hi- Y 3.4, Sci.ru. Ckb 4, P.T.A 2; Yo Pilgrim 2| Soy� ln� ro urol Spom 2.3.4, Alpha 0o o Rho 4; High School lot Confer , I U 2, High School So In Uitut . I U 3. ClOfttA JEAN THOMAS 1S1 1.2.3.4, f HC 1.2.3.4, Moy ower 4, Pop Club 1.2.3.4, librory Club I; Alpho De o ho 4, Spo ah Club 3. Pm� . 4. RONALD 1 THOMAS LARRY TUMSlESCN MhY 3.4; Choir 1.2.3.4, Yo W- grim 4, Pop Oub 3,4. REN I. VAN OIUXR HI V 3.4, Mortem; 4, Golf 2.3. JOANNE VAN VACTOR 944. 1.2.3.4, FT.A 1.2, Choir 11 Ubrory Club 1.2.3.4, Spo� bh Ovb 4, o-n CM) 4, Mosquo i(UM VICKIE SUE WAGONER S.S.S. 1.2.3, F.TA. 1.2. V. Pro 3, Fr � 4. Mortem; 3.4, Pop CW� 24.4. bbrorr Club l| Al. pbo M� o Rho 4, Nom Comma- too Cholrmon 3, High School loth� Innuit of III. 3. JAMES A VCRMIUION U K 1.2.3,4 ANDRfA JEANS WATSON S.SS 1.2X4, 0 A.A. 1X31 Choir 1, Vo Pilgrim 4, Pop Oub 1.2.3.4, l«oromvn l Spom 1.2.3. Alpha Doha Rho 4, Spanish Club 3, Masqgo 0 4 Govtl Pros. 4. NANCY I. WARNER 944. 1.2.3, Pop Oub IX Homoconing Court 3, CWWod or 3, Prpa CommiHoo Cholrmon 3 Woo� l. NELSON WASHBURN bond 1,2.3,4, MARTHA E. VfrWNCKT S S4 3. Ooir 1.2, Pop Club JOHN WEBSTER 3 37 WE l'NO A L WHITE 5.5 5. 1.2.3; F.N.C. 1.2 OJLA. I. Sm 2. T..oi 3.4. Bond 1.2. 3. S« 4, Ye Pilgr� � 4, Intramu- rol Sport 1X3. BC C T L WMITfStlL Choir 1X31 Projector Club 2.3. DAVID A. W1UIAMS Mi-Y 3. Treoi. 4, Ye Pilgrim 4� Sr dent CovkII 1.3. Pro 4. Boj- Utbol 1.2.1.4,- GoH 1.2X4 Letter Club 3A Bcaeboll 1, 2.3.4, Clou V. Pre 3, Boy-i Vote 3 Alpho DeHo Rho 4. VtCKIf ANN WICTli $53. 1.2.3.4 P.TA, 2.3.4, Bond 1.2: Pop Owb 4j Heme co« r� g Cowrt 4, Clou Treoi. 2 iMOMrol Spe n 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3. SH inter YAZEl Choir I. WANE CAJKX WINTER 15.5. 2.3; Choir 3, Pep CM 3, Library Club 3. Pictures were no ovoitoble for Lloyd Ba- klan, Colvin Butler. Robert Hording. Bill Houghton. BEVERLY YEARGIN Choir I. Enrollment changes which occurred after Feb. 18, 1966 could not bo recorded in this al- bum section. STEVEN WISEMAN MhY 3. Sgtef-Afo 4, Oolr I, Pep CM� 1X3.4, Projector Owb IX Treoi. 3.4 FootboB 1X3.4, Track 1X3.4 Letter men � Club 2.3. Tree� 4 Intromvrol Sport 1.2X4. LYNOA )0 XAVER S.S.S. 3, Te Pilgrim 4. THOMAS C YANDCll Hi-Y 3.4, Pep Club 4. toorboll 1X314� Bo� ketboll 1.2 GoH IX 3.4, leWermen’i Club 3.4, Intro murol Sporti 3.4; Masque o � d Govei 4. Junior Officers PATTY FRUITS ... KATHY AMR IIR . JCMM lAWRCNCf ORfG R005 .... •.. Tr ou � f ... S c� � ory ... P'««id n� V -Prnidenf 39 4 Harold Trarnh Md Trvatp Mark Donna Odorwood K.m Von Cildar Undo Van GAfer Pon lo Vtnofl Joy Woiialond lorry WrfoCi Jonico Wornor $t v W« rr� fl Rkhord W btfo’ Mor Woodling Donna W« h� r1 Richard Wolgl Jaffory Walbom B •« ! ' Whit Barbara Wlilfohood Jwn Wkkvnt loona Wilooi Bo'boro Wilton An � Wln+bronnar Franco Wloch lonni Wright Sara rodor Barbaro Vowf� 0 Bill Z hn«r Woyn lohnor No Pktur d BrwCO B. lor Prom Chairmen and Officers 43 Sophomore Officers ANStfW lARSON; ............................... S c forr MARY KIUY ................................. Vfc Fr—Ifrwt JCANNf IORROOOHS .............................. Tr � ur r DOUGLAS KtING .................................. Pf d� n1 John W on Becky flabar Becky Roro Kkh� d Ho� y Jim Foo � Elirab S Gain � Lorry Gan Jo Gorrtoon Bob G i� f Lindo G mlnj r Oov G b o Tom Gb«cn Jwb Gtoc Barry Gridby Mary G'lewonk Jim Gro� man Roger G n� b r Dal H(K� On M.e Hortno Ratty Hortmon Nancy Hauler Nanette Hauler Jock Hatton Randy M«o y Lenny He� Jofcn H W.r Kor n N4l wo Bruce K Bruc Holder od Georpb Hollett George Holiwort Sam Horn Abo Hou n Virginio MoMn Wayne Hootfl CM� Hwibond D nnU Hyatt Jwll Jarrell Undo Jeflerle Corole Johonnung Sown Johneon Rich Jo � Sue Keck Sandy K U r Ron Kennedy Ton Key ? H� yll.� K.rocofe Fred Kowaletfci Jon Kfeight� or� Mike Kreighboon Doug Knng Bob Krhcwnot Doug Kucero Lorry Kvlkye 46 jj|ii ijUfl Jjlffl jiiii ihlh Jiiiii |3ilii {ii!]! Freshman Officers OAVIO DAVIS .......................................... Secretory DONNA HOUGHTON .................................. Vlce-fre� ident TQM MVtRS .............................................. . m nl Mil IINGI ........................................... Treasurer 49 Oorry A bo if Bill Adomi Kothy Atkin� Jan And -ton Sf«v Bogley Phil Boll Undo Borcut Oon Borlnla SNohoni Ba-.er Gl«n Beonon Wo Beatty Ieoh B chofco Anondo Beldon Jerry Berger Dick Borgmon Too fcc Don Bollinger Debro Bottom Richard Bonorll PW1 Bcr� ) rry Bontron b Bowser Jo Brton � Mary Kay Buchonon Nancy Bucher Wotley fc den Undo Cook Sto Chlpmon lorry Clevenger Richard Oout Chorlot Coburn Cynthio Coch m Georg Cook P nny Cook Jo Cco’ey Ieoh Couraey Nancy Culp Daria Don-el on Jim Oaetdttft Dow Dovi Kathy Dad Thereto Davit Richard DeWet Deborah DicUrho Chorie Dillord M� ke Doll Penny Dreibelbls Dole DO Darcy lodt Norwo Codt Floyd Eckert Helen llkint Phil (lllnger Gr g EHit SO Sue Enroh lynnette Poll Joe P IU Keith Felix Vicki Ft .wn Oel|on ti+mr s� .« FtMd Debby Froeuhhe Goroh Fruit� Jut Fruit Jim Gomfele Steve Oonehorn Undo Gor Dennb Gerrord Nancy Gilbert Keren Clou Chorhe Gbub Tim Gobi Linda Good Corl Goodnch Dole Goodrich Arthur Groon Phil Greenlee •orb CrW •obert Grow Phil Groumon Glondo Gjyu Pool Hofeley Corel Ho« en Sherry Harlow Kenneth Horrlnglon Debra HaMmon Betty Hovg I -- - — ii, ,i UWF'f'H.f ntfi Douo Heffich Torry Hendrick Mor«w Hepler Bereriy Hilor Mike Hite Terry HMe theo Holder man Steve Motridow Donno Houghton Diane Houin Undo Hovin loui e Houin Sondro Howord Debar oh Hull ULw H.nKahW nutwuna Jim Hutching� Karen Jeffrie Mike Jernttrom Bob Johneon Chrtctme Johneon SI 54 GROWTH IN A PATTERN OF MANY CLASSES AGtlOATUSf ALGCMA INHIIO DCCOtATING CLOTHING MACHINE SMC TYPING GROWTH IS A PATTERN OF Ckcr leadens SM MANY CTIVITIES Mayflower Staffs Marcio Ritter, editor, plonned, developed, ond di- rected tKe 1966 Mayflower. Soro Yoder was m charge of the faculty section and assisted with writing copy for activities. Sho wo assisted by Janet Rhoode, Kathy Ambler, Delores Ringer, ond Gloria Thomas. In chorge of their respective doss sections were Gladys Krcighboum, sonors; Barbara Harvey, juniors; Lynn Mundy, sophomores, and Pot McDaniel, freshman. Sports writers were Dan Scarberry ond Jim Baker. Ron Starr worked with the photography staff and took many pictures. Other members of that staff were Judy Jones. Carol Olson, and Arthur Quillen. Vicki Wogoncr, Lynn Kenworthy, ICothryn Kalin, ond Janet Greogory were kept busy typing for the yearbook. Miss Julio Trowbridge odvised oil of the students who strived to produce this book. The business staff sold advertising to the local mer- chants to help finance the mounting cost of publishing the Mayflower. Other staff duties were taking orders for the 1966 yearbooks and distributing the published books. Linda Briggs was business manager. She was ossisted by Jeannio Davenport, Pat Elkins, Jonice Ellinger. Bever- ly Freed, Kaye Gilley, Jeonn MornsJon, Barbara Rudich, Pom Swishor, Peri Swishor, ond Ren Von Gilder. Mr. Myron Phillips wos the odvisor. 72 Ye Pilgrim Staffs The Ye Pilgrim, the semi-monthly newspaper of PHS. informed students about Importont school events ond entertained them with features ond editorials. Under the direction of Mr. John Crittenden, sponsor, it was written ond edited by this staff. The Editor was Bruce Gridleyj pogo one oditor, Jconnio Davenport; page two editor, Janet Rhoode; page three editor. Pom Price; page four editor. Ron Storr. The members of this staff did oil of the typing, printing, ond distributing of the Ye Pilgrim. The sponsors wer© Mrs. Dorcie Phillips ond Mrs Annette Wysong. 73 Student Council The Student Council, the legdlotive body of the yu- dents which moke propose Is ond recommendotions for the betterment of our school, took on octlve port in ossemblies, ond in speciol progroms, such os career night, ond sponsored events such os Homecoming. Lost summer two delegates were sent to o workshop at Indiana University. The council has exchanged visits with other schools, hoping to broaden the background of its members. This year the Student Council has prepared for pub- lication o student handbook for next foil. Officers were President, Dave Williams; Vice-Presi- dent, Jerry Holdereod; Secretory, Sally Johnson; Treosurer, Janice Ellinger. Alpha Delta Rho Certoin books have wielded on immense power for good ond evil throughout the hiyory of tho human race; they have I.ter ally changed the world. The pur- pose of Alpha Dolto Rho is not essentially social but rather on attempt ot a serious literary discussion group designed to delve Info tho realm of such books ond examine them crvticolly In the light of our changing world. Alpha Delta Rho promotes interest In serious reading ond oho encourages creative writing by spon- soring the publication of the Pilgrimogo . on antholo- gy of students compositions, ond participation by the membership in locol, stote, and notional writing contests. Members come to realize that grammor, speech, spell- ing, reodmg, composition, ond literoture ore oil port of the samo piece of cloth. A banquet is held for all reg- ulor ond alumni members in May of eoch year. Officers were President (first semetferl Roger Reilly; President second semetfert Bruce Gridley; Vice-President, Bill Hyde; Secretary-Treasurer. Corolyn Coplen. Mr. Walter Powers was adviser. 74 Hi-Y Club Highlights of the H� -Y yeor were the onnuol dance and Thanksgiving baskets for the needy. The organiza- tion also participated in community work. Elected to of- fices were Dove FetheroM. President; Jerry Ho'dcread, Vice-President; Mike McDaniel. Secretory; Dove Williams. Treasurer; Don Shrvely. Chaplain, Steve Wisoman, Ser- geont-ot-Arms. Hi-Y sponsors were Mr. Kmcode and Mr. Sh.lt. Lettermen’s Club The lettermon's Club sold advertisements for the pro- grams given out at each home footboll and basketball gome. They also sponsored a donee after the Warsaw football gome. They purchased o new wosher and dryer for the athletic deportment and have worked on sev- eral other smaller projects. Officers were Bob Greenlee. President; Dove Fetherolf, Vice-President; Don Kubley, Secretary; Steve Wiseman, Treasurer. Sponsors were Mr. Mayfield ond Mr. Tudor. 75 Sunshine Societies She's the girl of my dream , my Sunshine Girl, so truo to the whito and gold ' Susie Brown, Morcio Ritter, Sue Levett, and Gwen Gibson wore chosen os the Sunshine Girls of the Month for the helpfulness and kindness they showed toword others. The officer olso exemplified these dovroble traits by their faithful servico They were: President, Carolyn Coplen, Vice- President, Janice Ell Inge'; Recording Secretary, Sue Nimmo, Treasurer, Mary Mitchell; Corresponding Sec- retary, Jeonnie Greer, and Chaploin, Terry-lynne Scott. The sponsors were Mrs. Ardis Harvey, Miss Mar- cello Cornetet. ond Mrs. Marjorie Morcombc. All the work was not in vain, however. The mem- ories of the County Home Party and � ho Idool Ladies' ond Mothers' Party will always remoin with these girls. And how could they ever forget done mg with their dotes In the pink and burgundy land of “Winter Whispers ? One hundred and ten freshman ond sophomore girls were members of the Junior Sunshine Society. They gave food boskets to needy fomil«es at Thonks- giving. They entertained the Senior Sunshine Girls with a style show. Thoy honored their mothers at a May Breakfast. They enjoyed their dance Xupid's Capers Officers were: Karen Hlleman, President; Betty Mon- non, Vice-President. Cindy McNeor, Corresponding Secretary, Chris Umbaugh, Recording Secretory, Jane Kreighboum, Treasurer,- ond Perl Sw«sher, Scrapbook Cholrmon Sponsors were Mrs. Mary Allen, Mrs. Judith Koepke, ond Mri. Linda Langfeldt. The Sonior Svnshine girl ond their escort enoyed o gala evening at the winter formal Pink and cran- berry were used to carry oat the theme. Winter Whis- per A sleigh enhanced the center of the floor, while snow men and evergreen tree completed this winter scene. The Took supplied the entertainment. 77 Science Club TKe Science Cliis is on organizofion for PHS students with on intorcst in science outside of the classroom. Among their activities this yeor wos a trip to Colligans to inspect the new facilrtres. Speakers and their subjects at some of the meetings were? Mr. Clorenco Shaffer, Sound ; Bill Thoyer, My Summer At The N.S.F. In- stitute at I.U. ; Dennis Trump, Entomology ; and Mer- rill Jeffrey, Cyogenics . Chess Club The Chess Club was orgon.zed to promote the gome Hotfield; Secretory, Tom Shively. The sponsor was Mr. of chess among high school students. This year's officers Myron Phillips, were: President, Phil Newcomb. Vice-Pro vdent. Tim 78 Masque and Gavel This yoor low o new club of PHS ... Mosque and Gavel. The club was organized to provide the oppor- tunity for interested students to develop skills in theot- rkol art� ond public speaking. They presented a ploy before the student body ond o ploy for o Senior Sunshine party. President, Andy Wotson; Vice-President. Pom HoisJer; Secretory, Susie Klein; ond Treasurer, Don Shively were the officers of tho newly formed club. Their sponsor wos Mr. Sutherlm. The Christmas Miser’’ Mosque ond Gavel presented The Christmas Miser. by Sherman L. Seigel, for the students. Cost members were Arthur Felton, II Houghton; Molly, Susie Klein, Shelio, Kitty lockhdge; Dorothy Deon, Sue Erow; Mrs. Judd, Sue Johnson, Emily, Andy Wotson; Mrs. Wood, Janet Phoade; Richord Harvey, Phil Derf; Freddie lowo, Don Shuppert, Joe Slater, Tom Norris; Elizabeth Mel- vin, Gwen Gibson, ond Sondro Mason, Joann VonVoc- for. Pom Healer ond Mr. Suthorlin were the directors. Foreign Language Clubs Parley vous froncais? Oul, answered, the officers of French Club: President, John lallemont. Vice-President, Dave Apple; Secretory, Barb Young. Treasurer. Den mse Pat2; and Reporter, Jooncne Chose. les Gens de Pons fThe People of Parisl leorned more about the people and culture of France through speakers ond movies. A party, Poisson d'avril, high lighted rho year. Mrs. Harmon was the sponsor. Spanish Club enjoyed a successful year of traveling to Spanish-speaking countries through picturesque sides The members joined F.T.A. for the annual pot luck banquet ond in mid-year viowed scen France with the French Club. Sponsored by Mrs. Morcombe, the Sponish Club was headed by Gloria Thomas. Pres-dont. Alvaro Carpio, Vice-President; Mory Mitchell. Secretary; Rod Heckoman, Treasurer; Pot Elkins, Program Choir- man. 80 Future Teachers and Nurses Future Teachers of America, on organization for students interested In teoching, sponsored College Night in October; ond many members attended the Area Convention ot John Adorns High School in South Bend in November. The annual pot luck dinner was held ot the High School In December. In Januory, Miss JoAnn Atorecht. a missionary to the Republic of Africa and a P.H.S. Alumna, spoke about her teaching activities in the Mission Field. In March the Future Teochers spon- sored a Foculty Tea, after which Dr. and Mrs. Rom K. Singh, who ore prominent educators in the School System of India, addressed the Future Teochers on Teaching in Indio. Seven senior members participated In the Coder Toochlng Program. In April a field trip was taken to LoPorto to observe a teoching demonstro- tion by the fifth grade pupils of Mrs. Myrtle Burns Many members attended the Spring Convention at Northwest High School, Indianapolis. Officers were President, Vicki Wagoner. Vice-President, Sara Yoder, Socrefory, Cindy Mann. Treasurer, Barbara Horvey; Historian, Marcia Ritter; Parliamentarian, Lydia Mic- kiew z. The sponsor was Miss Katherine Gorn. Future Nurses' Club acquainted girls with the require- ments ond opportunities in a nursing career ond related health fields. The members take a field trip eoch yeor to a hospital or nurses' training school. A few of the activities the girls enjoyed this post yeor were the Mother's Tea, making volentine favors for Parkview Hospital patients, and a Spring Banquet. The girls serving os officers were Solly Johnson, Presi- dent; Carol Olson. Vice-President; Janet Rhoode, Secretory; Sue Johnson, Treasurer; Sponsors were Mrv Marjorie Campbell, Mrs. Marcio Cooper, ond Mrs. Helen Spier. 1 Library and Projector Clubs The highlights of the Library Club for this lost yoor stortod with on overnight trip to the Indiana High School Library Association Conference which wos held on the Indiana University compus. In December tho chib hod a gift exchange and games at the Christmas Party. The year ended with a comb-ned banquet and movie with the Projector club. The sponsor was Mrs. Fisher and the officers were: President, Cindy Moon; Vice President, Judy Jones; Sec retory, Pom Somuelson; Treasurer, Jean Morrison. The main purpose of this club wos to give assistance to the teachers in running the film projectors. The club kept busy showing films in clossrooms ond for outside organizations, when requested. Officers: Don Shively, President; Dan Shuppert, Vice-President; Gory Webster, Treasurer; Bob Andrews, Secretary. Sponsor: Mr. Shcr. wood 82 Future Farmers and 4-H The Plymouth FFA hod fifty-five member� this yeor. Officers were: Glen Dodson, President. Dick Breeding. Vice-Preudont. Roy Houin, Reporter. Greg Boos. Treos- urer; John Lowrence. Secretory, John Houin, Sentinel, and Gory Hendricks. Parliamentarian. Pat Coplen was Chapter Sweetheort, and Jeanie Gree was fho District II Sweetheort. Mr. Don Shupperf was the chapter ad visor. The Chapter received the Silver Emblem State Award and the Superior National Award during the past yeor. 4-H is on organization designed to make better adults for a better tomorrow. Members completed projects in preparation for com- petition at the county fo«r m August. From various clubs there was a total of over three hundred members in Center ond West townships. S3 G.A.A. and Pep Club The Girl's Athletic AssocotOn competed with five high schools in sports this year. Top girl athlete� rep- resented Plymouth at state competition in badminton, trock, and gymnastics. Officers elected were: Sue levett. President; Potty Fruits, Vice-President; Karen Hilemon, Secretory; Linda Kline, Treasurer. Miss Mother sponsored the organixotion. This year tho Plymouth H� gh School Pep Club con sisted of two hundred girls, who were colorful with red ond white beonies ond mittens, and one hundred boys who added the bass to the cheering block. Dur- ing Chrntmos Season they put on o holf time show They mode a Christmas tree out of flashlights while dolls ond toy soldiers danced oround the floor ond oil joined in singing Christmas carols. Cheerleaders were in charge of club activities. They were assisted by these monitors—Amee Bordner, Dove Apple, Pam Schoefer. Don Shively, Joetto Burrous, Doug Kring. Pot McDaniel, ond M� ke Miley. Mr. Shos- sere was the sponsor. 84 Guys and Dolls Pktvrod obcv of «••••� from • Broadway mwikol Guyt and Ooth. mm prod cyd by � b« oco� my ic d po� tm ni und«r � h« diroetto of Mr Jock Petofmonn. 85 Senior Play Inherit the Wind ' by Jerome Lowrence ond Robert E. Lee, wo� based on the fomous Scopes Evolution cose in Dayton, Tennessee, in 1925. The cos included: Henry Drummond, Merrill Jeffrey, Matthew Harrison Brody, Mik© Naylor; Bertram Cotes, Bill Thayer; Rachoel Brown. Pam Holtzclow,- EX. Horn- beck. Bruce Gridley; Reverend Jeremiah Brown. Joe Elkins,- Meeker, John lallement; Judge, Mtke Berger; Mayor, Don Shively, Mrs. Brady, Susie Klein, Tom Dav- enport, B-ll Lockridge. Howard Blair, Jim Baker; Melin- da Loomis, Undo Briggs; Harry Y. Esterbrook, Kent Huff; Jesso H. Dunlop, Steve Wiseman, Mr. Bannister, Dove Kirocofe, George Sillers. Larry Mann. Mrs. Krebs, Pom Heisler; Mrs. Bloir, Beth Shaffer. Elijah, Dennis Trump.- Mrs. McLain, Janet Rhoode,- Hot Dog Mon, Tom Yondell; Mr. Goodfellow, Stove Rhoades. Ted Finney. Tom Bou- dreau,- Reuter's Mon, Rodney Heckomon; Mrs. Cooper, Gwen Gibson,- Bollinger, D� ck Breeding. Mrs. Loomis, Janice Ellinger,- and Hurdy Gurdy Mon. Bob Hogerty. Townspeople, reporters, jurors, and spectators were played by Marion Ellis, Jim Craig, Dan Kubley, Ren VanGildec. Al Kralovonsky. Jeon Davenport. John Stutsman, Sue Nimmo, Tino Lindermon, Jerry HoWe- reod. Dove Fetherolf, Mike McDaniel, and Jay Fetherolf. The bockstoge crew consisted of Pom Heisler, Al Kralovonsky, Dave Kirocofe, Tom Yondell. Jeon Daven- port, Tino lindermon, Mike McDaniel, and Gwen Gib- son. Student director was Barbara Rudich ond director, Mr. Sufherlin. 86 Inherit the Wind 87 Plymouth High School Band Activities Throughout the yeor the Plymouth High School Bond porticpoted In mony porodcs, concert� , contest� , and other octivit.es. During the summer month� the bond morched In the Memorial Doy Porode, The Mi� � Plymouth Pogeont Parade, o parode at Bremen, and the Riverviow Mordi Gras Porode at Riverview Amusement Park in Chicago. During the foil the bond presented program and half-time shows ot ooch home football gome. The group attended Purdue Bond Doy ond in November they combined their efforts with those of the choir member� to present the annual Variety Show. In October a select group played a concert m the Morns Civic Auditorium, South Bend, for a session of the Teachers' Convention During the winter the bond was divided into three pep bands ond these bonds played alternately at each of the home basketball games. Concerts were pre- sented by the entire bond in December ond In February. Also during the month of February, many members participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Contests. Sev- erol members olso participated in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest which wos held at Butler University. In March the bond participated In a combined Music Festival. The bond concluded tho year with a concert in May. Bond officers were-. President, Janice Ellinger; Secretory, Melinda White,- Treasurer, Bob Greenlee; Head librorion, Borboro Pudich; Uniform Manager, Nancy Reed. Stoge Manager, Dick Breeding; Drum Mojorctto, Mary Cullison. Section leader� wero, Kathy Ambler, Flutes. Doug Krlng. Clorinet� ; Dove Barkmeier, Saxophones; Undo Baker, Cornets; Sam Schlosser, French Horn� ; John Law- rence, Trombones. Jim Ousnamcr, Bassos. Ron Krocke, Percussion. Mr. Philip Eherenman was the Director. Marching and Concert Band ft Choirs Under the direction of Mr. Jock Petermonn. the Ad- vonced Choir porticipoted in the South Bend Chord Festival, presented an Autumn Concert, Christmas Con- cert, Winter Concert, Musk Festival, and Spring Concert. Other activities included the Sooring Sixties Revue, Christmas Assembly, $do and Ensemble Contests. Len- ten Sorvicc at the Church of Christ and the Boccolou- reote Service. Highlighting the year was the production of the Broodway Musical, Guys and Dolls . Officers were Mike McDaniel, President. Don Shively, Vive Presi- dent; Wannoto Green, Secretary; Beth Shoffer, Treas- urer. The Beginning Choir contrtouted several selections for o Lenten Service at the Mt Pleasant Church of the to the Autumn. Christmas, ond Spring Concerts. They Brethren. Mr. Jock Petermonn wos the director, portkipated in the Musk Festival ond provided muse 90 Echoes and Silhouettes The Echoes, o populor P.H.S. vocol group, performed in the Autumn Concert, ''Sooring Sixties Revue ' Sweet heort Pogeont, Christmos Concert, W-ntor Concert, Spring Concert, ond the Solo ond Ensemble Contests They olso entertained at the Knox Kiwonis Club ond ot the Cub Scout Dinner. FRONT ROW-Done Hoffhien, Bruce Gridley, Susan Erow. Both Shoffer, Delores Hun ter, Wonneto Greon, Jon e Ruff BACK ROW-Tom Norris, Mike McOoniel, Mike Naylor, Don Shively. Accompanist was Phil Deri The Silhouettes appeared et the Sooring Sixties Re- vue , Christmos Concert, Winter Concert, Spring Con- cert, ond the Solo ond Ensemble contest. They also performed for the Sunshino Christmas Party, Form Bureau Banquet, Kiwon s Club ond the Marshall County Home. Members were Barbara Riddle. Toni Adorns, Sharon Solomon, Susan Klein, Terry-Lynne Scott, Pom Vmall, Charlotte Boker, Solly Johnson. Goil Powell, ond Joetta Burrous. 91 Freshman Ensemble TV f'csbrron fumble porfklpoted In � he Solo ond Fmembl Coi � «� i ond in � h Spring Cone ! FBONT HOW- Pam KubWy. VkkI forgwoa. St«phoni Bov . Becky Loltm.r. Pot M Domel. So Peed BACK KJW OwIm Spenc. , CK v i Tonno . Bolph Kotkye, Dovid P f mane. Dat'd Dot� � . W.« Beatty, Pionhf wo Undo Coy Rockettes Th Pocket� added sporhl to th bond «ith «o lotA p fo nonce during th M � n� a� lootball gome ond of Meno iol Day and Homeco « g Pa odet. Special Oat � � « e designed for Pv du ’ Bond Day. o Chrl«tnos trtth th Pop Owb. ond th Tooth � Can.'urf on art Mo m� Ovk A.dltorlum South Bond FRONT ROW-J o'in Chat . Mary Cudito . J on tt Chow. BACK OW-Jvw« DeMont. Lynda Bvkngton. Linda Brigg� . Barbaro turfeh. Borbora Pedigo. Dennis Pot W Varsity Football FRONT ROW: Georg Holfwort. fd Trvop. Si.- Siotar. Slav Wtw- � ky. Mlk MrOo d. Mork UvaW RACK ROW: Jo « l mr rx . Roy •� 0«. Jo Adorn, Jim Manta . MIDDLE ROW, John Rarg«o , Rob Rounon. Kent Hut! Lorry Mom. few Ro'kml ', few FatheroJf Gr nl a. Tom YondtR. John Floro. Hugh Jvrkla� ia. AJ Krotoron- Gian Oodto . Lonnl Wrtght Rockies Third in NLC With high hopes, the skill of eight returning letter- men, and obove oil a tremendous amount of enthusiasm, the Plymouth Rockies, under the direction of Cooch Jon Mayfield compiled on improssive 4—2—3 record. The Rockies opened up their 1965 season by literally blasting Knox off the field to the tune of 33—7. A near capocity crowd watched the Rockies ond the Warsaw Tigers battle in one of the hardest fought gomes in the last decode. When the gun sounded the scoro was deadlocked at 0—0. Tho Rockies then traveled to Freed Field where Penn Kingsmon made o 21—0 quiet trip home for the Rockies. Under almost tho some ldent ol playing conditions, tho Rockies played tho Concord Minutemen on o roin- sooked and muddy fiekf. Tha year's score ended in o 0-0 tie. Aftor recovering from the battle wounds of the last two gomes, the Rockies troveled to Wobash where they scolpod the Apaches. 19-6. Plymouth again kept possession of the treasured pad- dle by whipping Rochester 12-0. A disappointed Plymouth crowd wolched the Man- chester Squires spoil the Rockies Homecoming. 14—6. County rival Bremen tied our Rockies 14—14 on another roin-sooked Lincoln Field. The Rockies climaxed their 1965 seoson by edging NLC foe Noppanoe 7-0, and thus corning o third place position in the NLC We're proud of the 1965 Rockies not only os a Fine team, but also as o group of men who displayed the highost form of sportsmanship and enthusiasm. Varsity Awards Bob Greenlee—All Conference 1st Team, All Areo 1st Team. All State 2nd Team i API, All State 3rd Toom UPI Hugh Jurkiewici—All Conference 1st Team Steve Wiseman-All Conference 2nd Team, All Area 3rd Team Tom Yandeil—Ail Conference 2nd Team Al Krolovo nsky—All Conference 2nd Team Mike McDaniel—All Conference Honoroble Mention 94 Homecoming Queen Carolyn Coplen reigned over Homecoming os its ro- of the Student Council, hod the honor of crowning dtont queen, with Vickie Wlnrotte ond Pam Healer Carolyn in a ceremony ot half time, serving as her attractive court. Dove Willloms, President Queen and Her Court H Coaches SfATtD: Yod«r-A � Wont Foo boa, B T am Bmkatboll. T’• STANDING Wtlfca.. SHat� r� -A Mfon Football and Trodi. Job Morvln Twd� r-Vor� lfy to ««boll. G©Hf o« May««Jd-Vor� lly Foot- 0 r i«poi-Amlt1o«i FroiMto Betfcatball; Owmfc ICi.Kod -Cftm boll. Troth. fr � hmon Bosiotball, Atom Srivar-F'Mhmon FocrboO- Country. Student Managers Will Efllrvgor. Rob Murroy. Ja Ubbev. Don Kufc v. Rot Kant Vorali. «09a R0lm. Bill A km«. JUi Crolfl. Andy Loraon. Torry Smith 96 B-Team fftONT tOW Mu Kroighboum. tolland looch AMOOU � Ow, lob Krbcvno . Miko Gobi . Don to nom . Mormon 5N«lor, Don Hd Ion. Joy Wokofand. Dow tain , tool lo ott. S u Berttford. lorry B-Team Roccxd: Plymouth 28, Knox 12; Plymouth 7, Warsaw 7; Plymouth 0, Penn 0; Plymouth 6, Concord 7, Gantz. tondy Hooty. BACK tOW: Martin Ocony. ltd Grogory, Jay BucMol. Dick W b«t� r, lorry Slough. Mil Bottford. Doug N� . Tom Gib on. Miko Cyrkti. Jim Loogdon. K«n York. Plymouth 0, Noppanee 0; Plymouth 7, LaVille 21; Plymouth 20, Manchester 6; Plymouth 0, Bremen 14. Freshman Team ttONT � OWi Jim Pruitt. Tim Gobi . Corl Kroighbotmv. lorry Trumon. Tim NoHon. Bill Adorn . MJk« Toylor. MIOOIE tOW, Ms in Spohn. Im SpoHogor, Pot OKooto. Phil Groonloo. Tim Mllloo. Jock THorpo. Freshman Record: Plymouth 23, Columbia City 0. Plymouth 42, Warsaw 0; Plymouth 0, Penn 0; Plymouth 35, LaVille 7; Plymouth 33, Osolo 0, Plymouth 27, Grog fiU, Kurt Krolcunniky BACK ROW: ChoHo Glovb. Tom Myon, Dor Undnrwoed. Dick Borgmon, Mik Milov. Nod Sbtmborgor. Craig Wools. Kon York. Mlko MdOnnoy, Ubby. mg Rochester 0; Plymouth 73. Manchester 7; Plymouth 39, Bremen 0. Plymouth Pilgrims FRONT ROW, Do KubWy. Jim Manw, Sr v« Rofe t o� v Dove. Al Krolovomly. Mofk t «n. M'« McDaniel. Do.« Owriwyer. WiWom. Lonni, WrigM. Jerry HofcWeod. Jim Crtfge SACK ROW: Cooch Marvin Tudor A Mfom Cooch $r v« Yoder, Hugh Jurkiewitt. Co � Fe HeroW, Finish Second in N.L.C. The Pilgrim hod a fin year os rhey combined out- bonding sportsmanship, teamwork, and coolness in compiling one of the bos records in the school’s bas- ketball history. The Pilgrims capturod th Holiday Toumoment crown, and were nosed out by o mere two points In the championship game of the Sectional Tournament. In addition to finishing second in the Northern Lakes Conference standing, the team twice received honorable mention In state press ratings. The season olso brought outside recognition to the boys for individual performance. Al Kralovonsky was selected to the All-Conferenco Team, and Dave Wil- liams wos named to the second team. Al also won the conference scoring crown for totaling the most points for on individual. Dave and Al were also chosen for the All-County Team The team ended the season with an Impressive mark of eighteen wins agoinst five de- feats. One of the chief determining factors of the year's record wos tho outstanding ability displayed by cooch Marvin Tudor in piloting the team to success and recognition. 1965-1966 Record OPPONENT WE THEY Misho oka 68 54 Rochester 68 66 La Ville 78 60 New Carlisle 73 54 Triton 63 59 St. Joseph 64 74 Bremen 77 51 North Judson 79 63 Penn 77 44 HOLIDAY TOURNEY AT NAPPANEE Triton 80 54 Bromen 47 43 OPPONENT WE THEY Concord 60 63 Wabash 70 56 Knox 65 58 Noppanee 64 46 Culver 88 66 Warsaw 59 87 Clay 66 55 Manchester 58 51 Rochester 57 58 SECTIONAL TOURNEY AT LAVILLE Triton 65 61 LoVille 59 48 Bremen 44 46 9« Pilgrims Display Winning Form Cheerleaders Pep Session C.tacrlrafcrs Good Luck This pop session before the sectionol tournament climaxed a week of high spirits ond hope, Our team spirit r©ached ©v©n greater heights with the help of the hilarious pep skits enocted by our moro talented members. The cooch always encouraged us with his welcomed pep talks. 01 B” Team FtONT � OW, Harold CW«g.r. Jon Bl-W. Bob KrlKuno . fd Wornotw� , Dm� g P t� . R.cho-d W .9U. Don Wllhom . A xir w Trump. Wik fyrlch. BACK BOW, Coocb Yodor. lorry Gonti. Jo looon No� pktvmd. Way � 2 hn«r. Goorgo Hobworf Young Pilgrims Won Seventeen pnder the direction of Cooch Steve Yodor, the Pilgrim reserves bottled their way to o sparkling 17—3 record for the season. In the B-Teom tourney the young Pilgrims lost to Noppanee {whom they later defeated and then overpowered Triton in the second contest. Bench strength was influential os this scrapping and well-balanced team was victorious over some very fine opposing teams. The season undoubtedly promised success for futuro Pilgrim vorsities 1965-1966 Record Plymouth Opponents 33 Mishawaka 26 41 Rochester 32 37 laVille 35 36 New Carlislo 26 25 Triton 21 56 Si. Joe 42 47 Bremen 60 35 North Judson 26 B-TEAM TOURNEY 28 Noppanee 37 48 Triton 28 Plymouth Opponents 52 Penn 43 34 Concord 35 37 Wobosh 34 53 Knox 41 47 Nopponeo 46 65 Culver 33 61 Warsaw 51 42 Cloy 33 48 Manchester 40 72 Rochester 43 102 breshman Team rtOWT tow, lob G� o� i. M.V oWI. Chuck Monin. St.v Tarry Smith. Otg fits. Jiff tofts, J r y Bo� man. N� d $h m MoHkIo� , Juck Thorp, lorry Truman, Tim Nalton. Corl Kr gfc. bfr'QOr, CroJg WmIj, Cooch McryCpId, Coach Dow«cort Not bowm. MIOOif tOW, Gory AboU. Con York, tkh OaWttt. Gao'ga Pictur'd, Kurt Krolovonsky. Dkk Bargma . Chorh Cloub. Cook. M1U Mi lay. Mk0 McKinnoy, Mortm Spohrt. BACK tOW, Youngest Pilgrims Won Ten The freshman team cooched by Jon Mayfield and men In the first game, and toy by a close margin to John Davenport finished their season with ten wins Nappooee in the second round, and eight losses. In their tourney, they defeated B e- 1965-1966 Record Plymouth 4) Triton upponcnis 50 Plymouth 46 Bremen Opponents 38 57 Rochester 26 34 Nopponee 38 38 Oregon-Davit 27 36 Argos 39 32 Nopponee 33 55 Winomoc 39 48 North Judson 26 31 CMA. 33 26 Concord 30 36 Warsaw 39 47 Knox 23 33 Bremen 21 28 LaVille 25 42 Rochester 39 31 Manchester 27 26 Penn 35 Golf Team FRONT ROW -Don Kubfcy. Torn Yondoil, David Ov� mry«r, Don Wllllo � . R « Von GVi� r RACK ROW - Don SHwppoft. Lorry Trumon, Tim NyUo� , fd Truwp Ab nn� —Mika MitcML Tom Yandell Third in N.L.C. Cooch Morvin Tudor's linksmon earned on impressive 9—4 record in medalist goH competi- tion for 1966. Seniors Tom Yondell. Don Kubley. and Dave Overmyer formed the nucleus of Ply- mouth's outstanding room with Juniors, Mike Mit- chell and Ed Trump, rounding out the top five. The Plymouth linksmen finished third in the Northern lakes Conference and ninth in the sectional. 104 Tennis Champions FRONT tow -Roger GuntW. Jwry NoWorood. lorry UocNnoo. TJ� Milleo. Mil °w CootK Voder. Dtrr Applo. Dove fettactf. lonntt WrtgM. Tom Royer. Kvrt K okroo «ky Tennis Team Undefeated Ago this yoor The tennis teom proved Their superb obility on the courts by rocking up o stupendous 10-0 record in regulor motch ploy. Guided by Cooch Steve Yoder ond three returning lettermen, they cosily be- came Plymouth's most successful teom. In addition to their outstanding record these boys brought odditionol honor to Plymouth by winning the Conference Cham- pionship, A onchester Tourney, ond plocing third in the State Tournament Dave Fetherolf Tom Boyer 05 i i f 5 I f Iff Ii? l 'l{f ? f5 r ? s | 4 y fiflrHr� Mmrif} 1 r i h ?1 s itfil ‘”!i ln f I ji1. i c O Hfi iMm Hjtf ai «!;p tf - Cfir Mem.- «rocoU. to L J. Breton, to. Wllllo� C. t. Shirkfo . to Jo «« M. Compbell. to Mott Stonktowlex Baccalaureate Service PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Sundoy A f Ur noon. May 29, 196« — 2:00 P.M. Plymouth Centennial Auditorium Processional Pomp and Circumstance ... Invocation Joefta Burrous, Organist Anthems Ave Von'a Glory to God Philip Eherenmon, Guest Conductor Wannoro Green, Accompanist Scripture Prayer Sermon Benediction Recessional Wor Morch of th© Priosfs . . Joetta Burrous, Organ.st Ninety-first Commencement May 29, 1966 K nettcc KCKt ‘Program Organ Prelude................................Joetta Borrows, Organist Processional Pomp ond Grcumsfonce ............................ Elgar Joetta Burrous, Orgoncst Notional Anthem .................................................. Key Invocation ..................................... Rev. William Nongle An Evaluation—A Key To Success.........................David Fetherolf From The Past Evolves The Future....................Terry-lynne Scott The Post Is Gone—The Future Imminent..................William Thayer Awarding of Diplomas.................................. Thomas C. Rough President of School Board Class Roster ......................................... Marvin Odom High School Principal Alumni Song ................................. Arthur Becknell, Director Oscar Cullison, Accompanist Benediction..................................Rev. Vernon A. Lollement Recessional Wor March of the Priests ....................Mendelssohn Joetta Burrous. Organist Honors and Awards Those senior students who hove high ochievement records ore honored annually at on auditorium pro- gram before tho student body. Medal� , certificates, cosh awards, scholarships and other forms of recogni- tion ore grven to those who hove done well not only with regard to grades, but olso character, loodership, and attitude. TOP FIVE IN SCHOLARSHIP William Thayer Roger Reilly Terry-lynne Scott Bruce Gridley Undo Crocker Valedictorian Co-Salufotorian Co-Solutotorlon UMBAUGH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Terry-Lynne Scott DELTA THETA TAU SCHOLARSHIP Joann ie Davenport JUNIOR CHAMBER Of COMMERCE SCHOLARSHIP Jomos Baker COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Judy Carson Undo Crocker David Fetherolf Robert Greenlee Bruce Gridley Jerry Holdereod Pomelo Holrzclow Merrill Jeffrey Al Krolovonsky John Lollement Janet Newberg Judy Newberg Dav.d Overmyer Mordo Ritter John Stutzmon William Thayer Indlono University Knox College in Illinois Earlhom University Ball State University Purdue University Manchester College Southwestern Col lego in Kansas Indlono University Tulane University in Louisiana Southwestern College in Kansas Indiana University Indiana University Franklin Collogo Ball State University Indiana University Indiana University TRI KAPPA KATHERINE E. GARN SCHOLARSHIP Janet Rhoode TRI KAPPA STATE SCHOLARSHIP William Thayer DORCAS SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP Wonneto Green Linda Xaver Larry Fruits LYMAN BUTLER AGRICULTURE AWARD Of KIWANIS CLUB Richard Breeding BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Willlom Thayer TRI KAPPA ASSOCIATE CHAPTER AWARD Sue levctt STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Linda Crocker David Fetherolf Bruce Gridloy Marcia Ritter William Thayer SUNSHINE STATE SCHOLARSHIP Terry-lynne Scott MARSHALL COUNTY BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP Janet Newberg BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S AWARD Vickio Wagoner ROTARY CLUB MUSIC AWARD Mary Kay Cullison—Band Elizobeth Shaffer—Choir TRI KAPPA ART AWARD Suson Nimmo PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL HONOR AWARD Alvaro Carpio NOBLE KIZER ATHLETIC AWARD Fovid Fetherolf 112 National Honor Society FRONT ROW-Morno l« r, Jerry HoJde od. Ow.id Fe� fwo . Unda CrocUf. WHIiom Ttaye� , Tervy4.yiMe Sco t SCCOND ROW- Sal v Johnson. So� Ntmmo. M.k Jim Baker, Dove Willwmi. Gibtc . Levit Joeei Kepler. Mike Naylor. Dare Orermyer THIRD ROW-jenke Raff. Sotaro Crov. Gbdy Kreghbow. Be� h Staff . Wannelo Green. Peggy Ronk. Gkx o Ttawa. Jo net Newberg. Fron Wloth FOURTH ROW RonoM Pro bet. Sam Schloeeer, Kathleen Ambler, To« Nor r it Sara Yoder. Delore� Ringer, Mowreen McGrot . Carolyn lockvood. Corol Olton. Nor poured—Roger Reilly. N.H.S. Has Thirty-four Members Junkxs orvd Seniors ore oloctod to the Notio no I Honor Society by the foculty on the bosrs of outstanding scholarship, character, leadership, ond service. Seniors must ronlc in the top 15% of their class academically, ond Junios must rank in the upper 5%. Member- ship in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that con be bestowed on o high school student. Those Seniors elected the previous year are-. Linda Crocker, David Fetherolf. Jerry Holdereod. Roger Reilly, Morcio Ritter, Terry-Lynne Scott, ond William Thayer. Seniors elected this year are: Jim Baker, Sandro Crow, Dennis Gibson. Wonneto Green, Solly Johnson, Lewis James Kepler, Gladys Kreighbaum, Mike McDaniel, Mike Naylor, Janet Newberg. Sue Nimmo. Dave Overmyer, Peggy Ronk, Janice Ruff, Beth Shaffer, Gloria Thomas, and Dove Williams. Juniors olected to membership this year are: Kathleen Ambler, Carolyn Lockwood. Maureen McGrath, Tom Norris, Carol Olson, Ronald Probst, Delores Rmger, Sam Schlosser. Fron Wloch, and Sara Yoder, 113 Prom Juniors and Seniors it rolled down the cobble- stone path through the enchanted forest and en- tered Comelot. whero they wero entertained by the Teen Tones. Lighted torches and a dragon completed the scene In the court. The Grond March was climaxed with the crowning of Dave Fetherolf and Connie Brun- dlge as 'Xing and Oven. Compliments THE MARSHALL COUNTY BANK TRUST COMPANY Visit Our New Branch Bank 1303 W. Jefferson St. Plymouth, Indiana “Progress with Stability” 1907-1966 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. FROM YOUNG DOOR COMPANY Thoughts for the future... 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Michigan St. Plymouth. tndono HOME •4� With � ' for Groooui living VAN GILDER’S FUKNITUPE - - - CARPETING Phone 936 3723 101 N. Michigan St. Plymouth. Indtono Beit Withe� From WEEKS MOTOR SALES OlDS — CADILLAC - BUICK 701 E. Jefferton St. Plymouth. Indtono We Ar Speoolitt� In Diomondt PATRONAGE See U� Before You Buy No? Afterword� WELCH’S JEWELRY ADS Plymouth. Indiana ANCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1U Woter Street Plymouth. Indiana BERKEY'S AUTO PARTS 602 E. Jefferton Street Plymouth, Indiana BURT S BODY SHOP 1604 W Jefferton Street Plymouth, tndono CENTRAL TRANSFER 1911 N. Western Avenue Plymouth. Indrono DERFS “JEWELERS” 115 N Michigon Street Plymouth. Indeno HARDY S WELDING FABRICATORS 2033 Weitern Avenue Plymouth, Indiana GOOD PLENTY RESTAURANT 224 N. Mich gon St. Plymouth, lixtiona HENREYS SERV'-U 1400 N Michigan St. Plymouth, Indiono THE HUDDLE GRILL 4M E J We� ton St. Plymouth. Ind«ma KAY’S BEAUTY SALON 310 N Michigan St. Plymouth. tndiona J. R. KLAPP GARAGE 300 C. loPorfe St. Plymouth. Indono LUDWIG’S ENCO SERVICE 1101 W Jotfeoon St Plymouth. Indiana PLYMOUTH FARM SUPPLY U. S. 31 North Plymouth. Indono PRICE'S STEAK HOUSE 108 N Michigan St. Plymouth. Indiana SHIRAR BROTHERS 1203 Chotter St Plymouth, Indtona TRUMAN MOTOR SALES • 1230 Imcolnwoy Eotf Plymouth. Indiana Index Acodemics ................................... 5B-69 Hi-Y ................... Admnlstroton ................................. $-11 Homecoming ..... Advertisements ........................... 116-127 Junior Class............ After Prom .................................... 115 Junior-Senior Prom .... Alpha Delta Rho ................................ 74 lettermen's Club ....... Baccoloureate...................................108 Library Club ........... ......................................... 88.89 Maintenance Staff.. Basketball .......................... 98.99,102,103 Mosque and Gavel ... Cafeteria Stoff ............................... 17 MoyfWr Staffs .......... Cheerleader! ....................................100 National Honor Society Chess Club ..................................... 78 Pep Club ............... O� 0' .......................................... 90 Projector Club.......... Coaches ........................................ 96 Rockettes .............. Commencement............................... 109,110 Science Club....... Cross Country ................................. 106 Senior Awards........... Echo«............................................91 Senior Class ..... faculty ..................................... 12-16 Senior Play............. Foo k all ................................ 93.94,97 Silhouettes............. ............................................ 83 Sophomore Class........ French Club ................................... 80 Sponish Club .............. Freshman Class .............................. 49-64 Student Council......... Freshmon Ensemble .............................. 92 Student Manogers........ .......................................... 83 Sunshine Society (Junior) ................................................81 Sunshine Society (Seniori f-T-A. ...........-............................. 81 Tennis ................. GAA................................................ Trodt ...................... .......................................... 104 Ye Pilgrim Staffs....... Guys ond Dolls ............................... 85 .... 75 ---- 95 .. 39-43 .... 114 .... 75 ---- 82 ..... 17 .... 79 .... 72 .... 113 .... 84 ---- 82 .... 92 ---- 78 11MI3 . 18-38 ... 86-87 .... 91 .. 44.48 .... 80 ----74 ----96 ... 76 .. 76-77 ... 105 ...106 ....73 Acknowledgements For Invaluable assistance In the preparation of this yearbook, the editor i$ indebted to Miss Julio Trowbridge, Mr. Phillip Horfung, ond the members of the stoff wthout whoso help ond many hours of work this book could not hove been completed. Morcla Ritter. Editor