Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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At no time were traditions so poignantly remembered as at commencement. Most of the ceremony was familiar to par ents and friends, os the seniors marched in to the nostalgic stroins of Pomp and Circum- stance , bowed their heads for the invocation, and stood for the Alumni Song, We Are Waiting On The Threshhold . The speakers, the red leather diplomas, the flipping of the tas- sels, all were part of a heritage preserved by those who had graduated In years post. As the new graduates filed out to War March of the Priests , all in their own way honored the past. The expanding world of the present, 1969, awaited them, and as they left Centennial, no longer bond- ed to the school, they looked to the future with new insight. S£N»Ot WMWK }»« orfwancsd ew «e» rt oV a» fcxraWva ginning Ushered In By Graduation is