Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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PATHON8 prmulc your support and intrrwt BERNICE RANNELLS AMONES OLIVE SOUTH AMONES PHYLLIS EASTER ASMLCV CAROL LiNKfNHELT BAILEY DR J O BADE LL DOS GLENN L BAKER GEORGE C BALL VARY B BALL ROSEMARY BALL MR AND MRS LOWELL M BARKBY RUTH TRIES BASSETT OR RAYMONO W BEAGLES RUTH BEYLER BEALS MR ANO MRS ARTHUR BECKNStL. SR ARTHUR F BECK NELL JR MARY JANE BRUMFlEL GLENNA SHAFER BORGGREN ROBERT E BOWEN MR ANO MRS GUY BRCEOINO JR BANKS BURDEN MRS FLOYD BURKETT MARIANNA LEE BUYSSE CATHERINE THOMPSON CAPES PAUL ANO MARJORIE CAROTHERS MARIE KLINE CARR JOHN J. CHANOLER CAROL J CLARK LOIS MARSH CLAUS WAYNE R COX OSCAR A CULL I SON BURYL CUMMINS WILLIAM R DAILEY HE DANIELSON MO mil DENE NELSON DIBBLE DENNIS L DlTTRICK VEVA A OONALOSON ARNOLO ANO JAYNE DUNE EE MANY HAWKINS OURNAN JEAN TANNER EBERT CARL AND ELMA EBERT DENZIL O ELLIOTT ELOISC HARMAN ENDERS RAC WHITE EVANS THCOOORt AND JUANITA FANNING MRS LEE ANN FINNEY MAE MUROATROYO FISHER MARGARET TOLLEY WILLIAM H FULLER CHESTER F GANTZ KATHERINE E GARN OAN GIBSON HARRIETTE JACOBY GIBSON SUE LEMERT GILL MAX GINGER CLIFFORO A GOOORiCH C O GOOORICH DAVID C GOOORICH BILL AND RAMONA GREENLEE LOIS GREER MRS DEAN GRlOLEY EDITH GRISWOLO HOWARD GROSSMAN KATHERINE STEVENS HARPER WILLIAM R HARRIS JR MRS BARBARA HARTMAN RUSSELL O HATFIELD MARY WEBSTER HAWKINS PHYLLIS BREEOING HAWLEY OICK AND BETTY M|ISCR MRS WILLIAM D HESSLCR MARY U HI ESTER CROINE GERARD MISSONG JANitCE MAGEE HOGAN RICHARD F MOLEM GEORGE R MOLL INSTEAD MRS PAUL HOSTETLER MRS L O HUBBARO EMMA HAMPTON MUGHBS HAROLD H INKS BCRTIS TOMLINSON JACOX SANFORD ANO HELEN JACOX INA B JOHNSON MRS GEO C KEITH JAMES H KELLAR MARIE LIDGARO KERR ESTHER KLAPP LUTHER KLINGERMAN WILLIAM LARA MORE DEWEY C. LAUGHLIN MONROE ANO MARGARET LAWRENCE LOWELL R LEE MARGARET NBiOUNOERLEEPER BETTY OSBORN ALAR BURGER HOMER E MARSH MYRLE ANO MAMIE MARSH MAUOC MARKS MC LANE MARIE STOCKMAN MASON FLOYD MATTIX JEANNETTE BOYO MC GOWEN GORDON ANO HELEN MEEKER HARRY L. MENSER MR AND MRS OON MILLER MABEL PARSONS MILLER ESTHER MILNER EUGENE I MOGLE LLOYO H MORRIS R O MORRIS MORROW INSURANCE AGENCY HELEN S MUNGER JEAN MEDLOCK MURPHY WAYNE R NELSON STANLEY AND MARTHA NICKEL FERN NEIDLINCER NIFOWG DONALO ANO MARY NULL MYRTLE C. NYE MRS JACK OVERMYflR JAMES ANO BETTY PARSONS JOAN S PENDERGAST MR ANO MRS HARVEY E. PHILLIPS RICHARD ANO JENNIE PIPPENGER VIOLA PETERS PRICE AMOS PVL JAY AND PATRICIA REAO MIRIAM NORTH REO CK MRS RALPH R REBO JACK ANO KATHLEEN RlDENOURt MRS ANDREW RlTENOUR LARRY J RITZENTHALER OLEN ANO LOVETTE ROAHRIG MRS HARRY ROHRCR LOIS K ROHRIR NESTER RHINEMART ROTZ MRS AOALENE C. SC HONE R IRENE M SCHUH HOWARD O SCOTT MRS GfRALO (IRENE! SHREVE MRS WILLIAM SHERIDAN WAYNE ANO MIL0R8O SHIVELY MERRITT L. SKINNER ESTHER FUNK SMILEY MRS BETTY SPOOR MRS HARRY STAIR JOHN AND DORLEEN STEPHENSON RUSSELL STEPHENSON L V STEWART JULIA STOCKMAN MEARL D STROMBICK KATHYLEEN VOGEL STUART VALDA MAE STUCK ROSS SYLER TOM SYLER HELEN BARKER TAMLYN WILLIAM 0 TANNER HELEN ALBCRT TAPP MRS WALTER (IRENE) TAYLOR GATES E THOMPSON OOROTHY 0OTTORPP TOTH JULIA TROWBRIDGE FRANCES MARKS UNCAPHER FLORENCE CLOUGH UNOERWOOD GLENL UNDERWOOD HAROLD VAN VACTOR RUSSELL L VAN VACTOR MR ANO MRS OTTO VlEWEG OR R O VORE N FRANCIS WEBSTER JAMES WE NINO LOUIS ANO BETTY WENINO MRS HAROLD WERST GCORGlANNA SHELLER WHITESILL ELEANOR BURKETT WILSON FRED ANO JOAN WOLFF GRACE PETERS WOOD ILL ELLSWORTH ZUMBAUOH MRS JOAN NETH8RCUTT LOWELL W and VAOA KLINl T. C. ELEV O T. PETHEROLF. JR. HELEN C. SETZER Patrons giving over the basic cost of publication per issue haw provided additional support vrtuch was very much needed far the Committer to complete this publication on schedule We ap-

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P.H.8. CENTENNIAL ANNUAL COMMITTEE. INC. In ordrr to comply with Federal and State regulation we were incorporated aa a nan profit organization and it is our intent that aftrr our project » finished we will disband The following officer and board members have guided the project to completion and we thank them for their devotion to duty. Officer»and Board Member a of May 21.1975 Prevtawd ROGER T 0 TANNER Vic Pres CLIFFORD GOOORlCH S r tary LORA WALKER Treasurer EDITH GRISWOLD VIRGINIA TANNER Secretary LIE L an pm i E R Board member CLIFFORO GOODRICH Awl Secretary April 3rd. 1976 a required election of board members was held with the following results: MARTHA JOHNSON VIRGINIA C TANNER CLIFFORO GOODRICH MARY DURNAN HELEN HARMAN JACK HARMAN ROBERTO TANNER EOlTH GRISWOLD ORLA LONG MARY DURNAN SUE COLLINS HELEN HARMAN MARTHA JOHNSON JACK HARMAN Board iremter Board menwar Board member Board member Board member Following the election of board member a short Board of Director meeting was held for election of officers with the following results: On I be rtrdday of November. 1975a special meeting was called to accept the resignation as directors of Sue Collins and Lura Walker Replacement board member elected were: Rresetant V Pres a A Ml Secy Secretary Treasurer ROBERTO TANNER CLIFFORO GOODRICH VIRGINIA C TANNER • Ol TM GRISWOLD GOLD KEY PATRONS A special thanks Is extended to the Gold Kay Patrons since they havecontributed above and beyond the call of duty. Their interest in seeing that this publication received it’s initial financial support made it possible for us to continue to final printing ELIZABETH BEALS ADELSPERGER SAM ANO EDNA BAKER GERALD AND OOROTHY BALL ADA L BEAM BETA SIGMA PHI SORORITY HELEN TOMLINSON BLfAM OPAL HAM BRUMBAUGH ROBERT D CONGER CARL ANO BETTY COPLEN MILTON F. CRAMER MORRIS R CRESSNER BILL CROCKER PATRICIA KEYSER CUSTER MR ANO MRS. HARVEY ■ DEACON BEATRICE STEINER FAULKNER THOMAS J FCTHEROLF HAROLD r FRIES MR AND MRS GAWAIN FUNK CHARLES ANO HELEN CLAUB WALTER ANO MARGARET GLAUB ROSE STAIR GOODMAN OONALO A GOOOWELL KENNETH A. GOO DWELL MR AND MRS HOWARD M ORlEWANK MARY WEISSERT HAFERMANN JACK ANO HELEN HARMAN MR ANO MRS HARVlY HATFIELD. JR FLORENCE IfMNBH HARVEY OPAL C HELD ALICE WEISSERT HERZlNG HAL G HOMAM GORDON O INKS FREO JOHN FRANCIS ANO MARTHA JOHNSON KENNETH ANO MARGARET JOHNSON FLORENCE TOMLINSON JOYNER ROSS L KASER MRS LLOYD KEYSER BETTY CANAN KIZER MARSHALL F. KIZER MARJORIE MENSER KOWALESKI JAMES O KUBLEY. M O JACQUE ANO JACQUELINE KUELEY MARGARET LANGENBAHN MARC S. LA UE R RALPH AND VIRGINIA LECHLITNER MARY B. LIDGARO ORLA LONG MR ANO MRS HERM MATTIX MABEL B MAX SON BONNIE SCHLOSSER MICHAUD MR AND MRS STEPHEN 0 MILLER BETTY JANE BONNELL OAKS GERTRUOE STUCK ORR BERNICE FERGUSON OTT OONALO G PARKER JAMES L PENTELOW CHARLES A PlNNEY. JR OR RAYMOND R PRICE JAMES O PRITSCM. SR RICHARD L RAWLINGS LESTER AND SUE REAO HELEN RAINS REAVIS OARWIN AND MARCELf ROMRlG LOUIS ANO OLGA RULLMAN FORREST H SCHAFF JEAN LARA MORE SCHRlCKER THOMAS M SHAKES CORA M SMITH GEORGE F STEVENS ROBERT ANO VIRGINIA TANNER PAUL M. THAYER THE STATE EXCHANGE BANK OONALO K TRAVIS TIM C THOMAS MR ANO MRS DEANE E WALKER RAYMOND ANO MABLE WASHBURN WEST HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI RICHEY AND JULIA WHITESELL

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■ hi ' 1 “ '« hi l«« ID 1 15 «u id ms to ms «» ID IMS «« id ms m id ms 9u to ms RESEARCH Many people were im'dvcd in this project and without their time and effort the annual would haw been impossible How can you thank people so willing to offer their services? The Committee congratulates them and thanks them for a )ob HI done, Chairman Lanai Liaison Public Halation» Finance Trtawra Research group leaser Wetter h group leader Wettercn group leedtr Special Writing Special Writing Special Writing Special Writing Special Research Special Research Typing ’tiofogr aph» ‘holography Photography Pub» Pub i ROVERTD TANNER CLIFFORD GOODRICH HELEN HARMAN. JACK HARMAN LORA WALKER SUC COLLINS EDIT GRISWOLD JANELLE PARRETT. Gal Sport» ARTHUR THOMAS. Soy Sports ROBERT TANNCR. Scnjol Hi»tory KATHCRINC GARN MARTHA JOHNSON MAE MURGATROYO FISHER MARJORIE CAROTHCR BETTY SAOOR MARY OURNAN VIRGINIA TANNER. JOAN WOLFF GREG YOUST HOWARD BORVIG TOWN a COUNTRY PR«SS PILOT NEWS WTCA HISTORY RESEARCH MARY OURNAN LEE LANPHIER ityuc u a, I. JULIA OR IE WANK. HATTIE PIFER BETTY HElSER ALBERTA OVERMYeR. DOROTHY MOORE PEG VANCZA. BETTY KUHN BILL TANNER HELEN NELSON. GOROON NELSON MARY RUTH GIRTEN GIRLS SPORTS i ICH MR U peciel Wr l«ng ♦w to ms rj 10 ms vi» to ms •n to ms as to ms ■ JANELLE PARRETT DOROTHY MATHER SUZ'I (PESCH) YOUNG FLORENCE ICLOUGH) UNDERWOOD JOANNE (KUBLEVI Robertson HELEN IMYERSI PRITSCH DEDE GIRTEN) BROWN SUZANNE (ALBRIGHT) PALMER BOVS SPORTS (CM OUP Ll Spec w Writing ■B to ms e» ms to ms to IMS r ms io i «as to ms «ia «M 9 MS «se «aa ART THOMAS art Thomas ROBERT D TANNER MARSHALL KIZER OMER BiXEL WALTER GLAUB LOWELL KUNE BILL NIXON FRED MORROW In addition several people have provided special photographs Material used wax gathered from the following publications [lass Annuals 19U8 to 1971 McDonald's History 1906 lead Light Marthall County Farmer Special material was provided from the files of the Marshall ounty Historical Canter F ilot New Xher now discontinued newspapers PMS 1076-1976 THE BEGINNING If we start at the beginning we must start with log cabins Children lived in them and attended school in them Education had to he — it couldn't stop - and how glad we are now that the courage was there to see it through. HISTORY OF EARLY PLYMOUTH SCHOOLS By Martha • Tharp» John ton About a dor.cn white families lived in Marshall County in 1833 but by July 20.1836 when the county was organized formali) there were estimated to be 600 Two years later between 1137 and 1838 the first attempt at organizing schools was considered—one in Plymouth, another on Michigan Road near the Taber Houghton neighborhood, and yet another near Maxinkuckee Lake taught by the father of Dan McDonald The first proba bte known school was located on farmland owned by Vincent Brownlee It had a 'puncheon floor' , clapboard roof, a chimney of ntggerheads and oak slats daubed with mud for walls; door latches were wooden laced with leather string. Since glass far windows was to expensive the openings were covered with newspapers which were then greased so as to make them as transparent as possible. By 1907 there were 110 one-room schools in Marshall County Approximately 20 of them were in Center Twp. and 11 in West Twp The first school within the boundary of Plymouth City was taught by Oscar F. Norton in the winter of 1837 The next school of which an account is written was taught by a Mrs. Erekine in 1840 By 1840 leading men of Indiana recognized the failure of the existing school system in that the House Committee on Education made known their findings on a school education system which • does not know the amount or condition of its schools, the number of schools or scholars to be taught . It was a body without a head