Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Blueberry's New Events Draw Larger Crowds Sunn skies and hot temperature dre» larger crowd and expanded scheduled events in the 197K lilurhrrr) Festival festiv- itkw, There mere mam nex» event to participate in thin year. One «a a high school division in the tug of mar competition. This «it won b) the PJL Senior football player». Another was the arm «rattling competition. Older people attended a concert by Country Western star Sonny James at the high school audito- rium. The younger generation boogied down at the Airport Diaro which was put on by Truman’s World of Sound and Light. Old events were also well enjoyed. The traditional Blueberry Stomp (which is fifteen kilometers) had oxer 1300 runners of all ages participating. A former P.H-S. student, Charlie Fox placed in the top twenty. There were many sport tournaments in this year’s Blueberry which ranged from men’s basket hall to women’s softball. TV haskethall tournament had many loral and out of town teanu Walkarusa came out victorious. Men’s fast pitch snfthall wa. won by Robin Hood with a 4-3 victory oxer a Hammond tram The women's softball tourney was won by a team from Ander- son. The bike race was a new «port rxent this year, it wa i twenty mile pedal that was won by Kari IVhling of South Bend in a record time of 49:20. Another facet of the Blueberry Festival was eating. Blue berry pies, donuts, and cookies xremed to he the most popular There wa even a pie eating contest with Armir 1-ang the winner who was quoted a say ing ”1 won't eat another Blueberry pie fa a year. Tm WiUxi km »n»tr«tn «he teHtniqur that Or sard ia thr Tu 4 War. llsir Htlman. Grag Pays . Chria Piahrrtnn. Hirt Jrffirs and Doag KmaiesH participated ia «Hr ««rrssaui evraI of Tmt ot War. 16

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November-December, Active And Festive November and December were buay month for all atudrnta at IMLS, Start- ing off November wa the Tolo dance. « «ember 4. The theme of the Tolo thia year »»» Around the World in NO llayi The be t dressed priae went to l.ori Veaarl and Scott ChriatianMin. Jr. Mo and the fall plat net Notember off to an excellent «tart. The Jr. Miiw context involved fifteen uenior girt . The winner wax Madelyn t.liwnan, with find runner-up. Nance Stewart. The fall plat “Ten Night in a Barroom , wan pro- claimed by many a an excellent produc- tion. In all there wrrr ?| character in the play. November 8 w a net a ide for P.H '» college night. A total of fifty technical srhool» and college» were rrprewnted. December became a month full of par- tie» and fextivitir . The choir opened the Chriatmax «eaxon a» they caroled through town on the night of December 14. Also, in early December financial aid» night wax held. Even though the crowd w-a» «light, a great intereat wax «how n by thow who attrndrd. New Year' Eve «pint» run high during I hr Hulida) ww (inldie HitU, «Tuauwy frwtk »nr I thui't Carr wdMUwbt w»plM Bur«w.lkuiKaarrandSWtb Amt. iw I hr rverwt plat. Tew Night. «■» HurrwMw.' TT»e Choir and Band both held ( hriut- max Concerta open to the public. They were enjoyed by all. The dub» who were active at Chrta- ma.« time were the Student Council, with their annual Chriatmax party for under- privileged children, the French and Spaniah dub» with their joint Chriatmax party, alwo. AFS American Field Ser- vice) with theirChriatmax party. The finale of the year wax the long awaited and much appreciated Chriatmax vacation. lira Andrr «rtrrt unr «I krr favnriOw tw pU at thr Fmxh Sfuxuh rlwfc krUtma. party, Sophuwwres Scutt dark, t km Jeffrex aad l W Ff-agtrr (k hu add I hr finding I—rhm nm wait far efcrtinn return. tW Studrwt l«aaril( Wltfw » Iwr. Wwtrr auNilhk grate ta hr lurkt for Jr Mi- IfTlt-Tk Manrlt n I ilaawwan aad rwniw-r up 18