Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Happenings displayed fun, entertainment, education Individualism among school» can be displayed in many way», but school event» often shaped life school. Convocations served several purposes thtoughout the year They brought edu cation and edification to the students, with perhaps just a hint of entertainment mixed in. On selected 91 me days, students filed •nto the gymnavum to ptrtiopete in pep »ss ons. miniature convocations in their own right. An amusing presentation on ecology furthered student interest as visual effects and recent audio statistics combi nod with audience participation, lent those involved to laughter. The serious message, however, somewhat shocked and students realized that talk was not enough if the world were to continue to operate. Thrilling action, suspense, coordme tion. and skill marked the second annual student faculty basketball game sponsored jorntty by the MAYFLOWER. Ye Pilgnm. and GAA. The Studtnt Stompm aienged last year's defeat by victimizing the Fac- ulty Falcons by one point Lmdy Ellis dammed her crown as Ply- mouth's Junior Miss to compete in the Stale contest and represent Plymouth on parade floats throughout the summer. College night allowed prospective stu dents of higher education to explore the benefits of the state's colleges and uni- versities Triton High Schools Swng and Ad- vanced Choirs performed at a convoca- tion for experience as they did at several area schools. ABOVE Moving rapidly down court Berto Ven Vector beetle» with Jen all Parrwt ova ownership of the b a lei the tame Student f en».My gar ABOVE AI GMT Oene Remebry tekee notat during Coil rye Nght. heed each year tor tha benefit of college bound students of all clawae. RIGHT: Student Todd Thompmn end Coach Bai Nixon go for a rump baa while Nuont laemr-otet Surface. Edison end Snyder look on 13-Student Life

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