Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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It’s A Good Day For!! The 10th annual variety show, ' It's A Good Day For had one ot the larg esl turnouts m the variety show history. Nearly 2000 people attended dunng the two nights and were entertained by songs, dancing, comedy skits, and music. Band director. Richard Benetiel. sa«J that he has achieved what he has been wanting to do tor a long time to till the auditorium for the show. This year there was a change from last year. The splitting up o4 the dancers and the chow proved to be effective in the show Some interesting highlights this year were Kud Kelsey doing his impresson of ,'FhMS,,, Eric feagfer and his backfiring magic act. and Joe Sheehan as the • Unknown Comte '1 The dance band per formed and did a melody of songs from early yejj to contemporary rock This year was one of the best variety shows here at Plymouth A standing ovation was achieved both nights Pagr 1 top peturt, Scot! Krwpper. Glen Gr« ey. end Slww Colins |th Bwiti Bums) ting dur-ng fwn Ml Aho m the act ww Peuie Luih» u on CMino. Ouk SrMjil on cKmy Brent Schafer on lute gurtaf AWddte left Alter Jammo doe hi row int dunng Comedy Ballet WdJr right. Scctl Tjytor ride hr hor ds r g the comedy act. Along Came Jones' Bottom ten. tea Altman. Connie BroKwtt. lynn Gladeftfc. and Butb Menu ■all work on of the trop Bonom right, KM ey Chipman and Bob 8a»ri« dance Ihyir wav through the act Betgn the Beoune 2nd pg lett All Campfce show the audience her talem with her jeofl Top r jht. Paula Bmefel. Sam Bcrrv Beth Ganger t, and Gar. Ahnendt chow ther com edy ot the thow m the opera. The Doctor Ot Smite Center top. $te« Cctlm and Joe Hartwell lilege mg» ». plars during the dress rehearsal ot the Mage band Center r nt. Kelsey Chpman and Tom Treat perform a soft shoe dance Cent txrt cm Dick Sddali play to the teat durng a dre » rrhearval ter the Beach Bums Booom left. Joe 9-aahan make a tool out ot Glenn Gndie. Bottom nght. fnc the Great (trie I eager) perform a d th ait rrug trek during hit act 18

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Big Crowd Enjoys “Summer Breeze ’' 1 Summer Breeze w«s the theme of this years Junior Senior prom The prom was h« d in the girts gym for the second year Nancy Neu, president of the Junior class stated. “I was surprised at the number of people who came (about 350) There were more people this year than last • The class had about $2300 but they didn't spend it all. The money went towards decorations, the band, food, flowers, and the lights. The band was called “Just Before Dark” They played tunes from Eagles. Littfe River Band, and some old Elvis favorites Joe Shechen was kept busy by twirling the mirror ball on the ceiling. Another problem that occurred was the breaking of the fountain in the hall Then the moment came when they announced the King and Queen. John Becker and Judy H»ss were crowned and they danced the traditional dance to Seals and Crofts song “Summer Breeze'. The formal dance was over at midnight —and the after prom activities started First there was a movie in the audito-num wh h was an okS Streisand O Neal favorite called What's Up Doc”. At 2:00 was a drsco dance in the cafetonum by Larry Truman s World of Sound Special dances were performed by Wendy Truman and the World of Sound dancers The dance lasted until 5 00 There was also bowling at Quicks Lanes from 12'30 until 5 00. The prom was very successful thanks to a lot of hard work by the Junior class P 20 Top Angie P a tana. Kwn Eadv Dava Baatty. Sorertc Martin and Sue Ktemfc gathar wound tha rwtremount tab la Bottom Th tmo«ph « » v t ut.ful » told tr» th faca of Vou»t and C.rv Hardaatv P Jl Tap Da twnd Xat Brtora0»n ' tfrihat opffw GonaStkmi ih m»a rwryont fomt ■ % tha danoa lan Mr Hu art} Jcfir Bao a danca to tha tern Somr-wr Braere ahtr bang ermanad and Quaan cd tha 78 Sr prom Mdda R ht Km Gai t and Mk Jacob ha»a a quat mcrnani untNM during fh prom acti.inai Bottom Right flam fahrw and Paula Benriial them thal may ra havog a good imr dur ngdwprom 20