Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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LEFT Karen Hoover receive» a congra tu- ta tor y hug from Jackie Baumgartner and Sa- rah Hiber alter heurm tlut the kid won. Bl LOW. Showing the effect» of a hard week' work that made their float the ke»t. Mrv Sylvia l»aki and the Spanith Club proudly «land on their prue «inner. Homecoming 23

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Homecoming night a victory for P.H.S It was j pleasant and victorious night for the Plymouth Rockies. The tradi- tional rivalry with Warsaw and the an- ticipation of the homecoming queen increased the normal homecoming ex- citement. The game itself did not have many spectacular plays but was exer- ting for its carsplitting blocks and tackles that reminded the crowd of the pros The Rockies pounded their way to a 13-3 victory in the second half after being behind 3-0. At half- time the line of five cars drove to the end of the football field and the five homecoming queen candidates and then escorts strode to midfield. A swarm of kneeling photographers laced Jackie Baumgartner. Sheri Da- vidson, Sarah Haber. Karen Hoover, and Nancy Young, as they nervously awaited the announcement. The can- didates seemed as happy for Karen Hoover as she was for herself when she was named Homecoming Queen 1974. Almost as exciting was the judging of the floats as the Sfxinish Club won 1st prize. Art Club won 2nd prize, and the Big Red Band won 3rd prize. ABOVE Centci Steve ( angk ll ruses Kts ABOVE RIGHT Karen Hoover shines with fist In triumph after throwing the key block happiness after being crowned the 1974 on Pl mouth's winning touchdown P. H. S. Homecoming Queen. RIGHT: Sonjia he km an assists in haU deco- rations before the game. (Photo courtesy of The Pilot News | 22 Homecoming

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Large audiences enjoy Tri Sigma plays “Black Cop cdy' 1974’s Tri-Sigma dramatic production, brought barrels of laughter to each viewer as they watched the lights go out and the ac- tors turn on. The comedy, written by Peter Schaffer, takes place in a young sculptor's studio apartment. At first the stage was totally dark. The dark- new represented light in the apart- ment and when the actual stage lights came on it represented total darkness in the apartment. The second presentation was the BkLOW RIGHT Asi crushed by Card's dc duction Bnndsky finds himself speechless while Mm Fumml and Of listen dourly in '‘Black Comedy . radio play by Dorothy Sayers, “King of Sorrows , The theme was about of Sorrows . The theme was about the crucifixion of Christ with a por- trayal of Biblical characters in mod- ern-day form. The was performed for several local civic and church groups as well as on the radio on Good Fri- day morning. During the year Mrs. Cathy Lincoln provided the needed advice and experience to keep the dub going.