Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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IN,» , p«ff kiB« candidate Mike Hm.l Aw sUkin ««ail ananoamnnit nf »inner tajeytnc (Mr KncMi rUw nr» M.n Patrick. JiJXiWhIw and Urr» IWhOHlrr a daw, arr Pal Yaa ur . T»—3 Frnrt. Smfc taka» IWi and Jack» Gib m Making •! ■» for Ike cafeteria dvim Kail deco- rjtH.ii» arr )an»or rarrity rbe rie drr Vickie MHom and Terri Scfcnfec l rourd I » • a famrite al tKr home runirj pep mImi and dance The t irrjaf.' arr ■filar Hark JHfirv Tom WOaam. firtv Paine. ( n« Pinkerton and IKa( I'nanin Min »ree faionte. throofkovt Ike year Annette Tkoma». Anna Vania. KarK Manual and Mary Ann Unugktcey patiently vail for a card play rr In play. We tarn! to nchool to get the education nr uard a bniiklinie block in later life; hut the thin tar remember moat arr thour »r did. not thonr tar learned. Theae ntemnrie» arm hat keep the PHS rock alive and hold it togrther. Activities from play h and sport to murir and academic» gave student an opporlunit) to ho« their individual talenta and hine like diamond for their l»rief period in the spotlight. Throughout all our activities we left our own mark on the PHS rock and took a little piece of it with ua w hen »e left. 9

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Our Piece Of The Rock Through Student Life Sto Srwtl and Krir Kn«W prartirr iMRf IW printing Jeff Bowamliane. C.ar Ahrendt. Sin Bo x SOI f Mafia naan and Scott HarrU farm a kWfcli— al imrhinr ut thrit »rmphlr Art riaa . Ihr T4 TV mtrntit) treated daring omr of t W I'ilfrimt Katlrtfcall pan in rodent in id the far d the fan». TV wpwnina» on IW (am of Dm t'rhrrr I Vac Srhuh. Hnu Krkman aai tint» (Mripri »hn« thin After finidimg a «-head lunrh junior Win (ribbon Inp» if nff «ifh an ire rnram Wr for draaert U«Hww»Hnfa narra candidate and ctooet enjoy iag a »ktacy «wee IhhH™ mil ode Sne Howard Sn» llomcr. lu r Zetdrr. Hike ounR. Sue Andertam. KaCh KrWr and IM Ik-1,, 8

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Friday The Thirteenth No Jinx For Rockies Friday thr thirteenth U customarily thought to be a day of had luck. But. on Friday. October thirteenth, the Rockies proved the old »i«e talc wrong a they rolled over the Goshen Redskin to capture a 24 7 Homecoming victory. Reside being Homecoming it was also one of the most important games of the season, Goshen had been in the lead of the NIX’. Plymouth’ victory tied the Rorkie with (roshen for the NLC crown. Coach Nixon, satisfied with hi team. said. We prob- ably played a well aa we could, and the only time I’ve ever said that was last year w hen we defeated Ja per for the state title. Enthusiasm wa high all week as students participated in drew up days and hall decoration The sophomore hall won with the theme of Sesame Street. The sophomores Pent many weeks preparing for their hall and it paid off. A special pep semion wa held in which each dam pre- wmted a skit. The senior skit (irrase Lightning’’ per- formed by Hughie and the Greasers won the honor of best skit The pep semaon was highlighted by a dam com- petition won by the Juniors. For their achievement they got to throw a pie in Mr. Snyder’s face. Homrroming (Jure esndldate» sod nacorU Kathy Keiarr and Hob IVAomy. Sue Isban and Dave Del Sue knderwxt and Mike Young. Sue M«»mfd snd Rill Berkrr. Sur Hornee and list 7nder Senior ftatr HiWman and Krw Smith diarum thr Homecoming game «tratno ihag thr wdrlisr Freshman chrrcWwder Shriia Slim» Amy Dsff. Michelle Sulli.an. and C anal FauU- tich lend thr nay during thr Homemmrwg Parade