Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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 omeeonr?ir)g or? fjeu pield Rallies, Rookies The Rtxkies won tbar first home- coming on the new field, a smashing vie ton over the Warsaw Tigerv The huge crowd of student . parents, and faculty enthusiastically supported the team The Rixuc»' defense was ton much for War- saw as the Score was 5 -0. C'axuh Nixon said. I felt the team wanted u do well on the new field It helped to increase iIk pride of the player».” The IVand’s pre-game summarized the tlicmr of pndir in Phase II Director Robert Jones, in hit narratum, compared the disadvantages of earlier days with the comtons of the new addition The parade interest dropped increas- ingly fast. Plymouth had only four floats. Hand won first. Spanish won sec- ond. Choir and Art Club were also included One of the iudge said the rea son the bund float won was because of its am matum, a Tiger which w as blasted hue k into a i ate by a Frrm h Horn SHOVI bn Utknf, |m kn V » bunUn, kM Mru M.U IS-un ml fa . W»r»|r. tin mt In« it r•»« «it kt »14 m» it rin . ol , « b| Red Ami AW Iff LIFT tr Otto Knmn hr—, Nr - tad Crnni Hcmkui atx ,nr drd mu ikr |«,Md Hr»h m tnth trher v irn C tar tin Mm Unrbw|D aad Co Null At iltAHi nun. | tiinnl • t cn lr a»lm»M i«u r r»tr •Imiy titu Itiiritun IS Jutes Kaln |M ttmbtl 4 PMt» «h IV.lii OWtH tl« nra Ills i,.4t«tll I «14 m liMw.iTvnj l»« ri«M. t»ih Hits H vl nm rt.il, MmilM Mr.nia iimut ■iiMh la mi at nr.ry thr MW hatnanaf ' Atrrt lam Dri ii’ an thr litbu rtw lad flat .(«r o COW lk«i IS