Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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“Greetings” A ttracts Big Crowds Plymouth » ninth annual variety show. Greetings' , received cheers, laughs, and applause from the crowds that filled the new auditorium. Planning for the show started in Janu- ary. and rehearsals began in March and continued for seven necks, including the week of the show Each member of the Big Red Band participated in some way After a somewhat hectic dress rehearsal, the variety show premiered featuring such acts as Hello Dolly. Bar- bershop Quartet Contest. David Brrn ner. and The Hen House Five. Greetings was Plymouth’s second vari- ety show with a take-off theme; this year’s show was a takeoff on Welcome Back Kotter , in which class discussions provided a smooth transition from scene to scene t) rs TOT lin t r firw mU Mid Natb inmm 'HmHm Iimmt BOTTOM Lin Manm him I V«f»« «•!. .«« TOT RU.1IT Thr Vt Urn kw them 41 «Hr «uftMW « •» dw m Omn CENTER Vwt R nri • , - imomn BOTTOM RIGHT • Pr m .«Mmb tW e the u« «I • item ndiomn TOT M Rfwi«l mi M jem 0»o»n link bum ini Kifn (IN m O.S h+Ull iimi f irtmrui BOTTOM G«n Tm. WMu«. ISw K W mi Kjti Cirtn w ihr «mm 4 iht MmhofOirtu (iirrru M

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