Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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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

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Kkr Otto (rata hi -tr»n»1h again an anonjanaiia opponent in tke arm ■mllins rompHilM. PHS CHEERLEADERS MOPED RhfrLE l leo 1 5 ce | TW NUrahall (want) Mwriff IWr rxkibita tkrir riding akilla before a tnpmt- } crowd «tains ihe Btahm? F«ti»aJ Parade The IT. ax mi I h I h»«r trader» art up a haolh and rnffWd off a amped for Mippltaa. cam and «Ifurm . Mr Pinkerton won the mi pad 17

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JuMar. Kin n T ori denMinatrafni the rt ht »■ of nnM« I hr fnrtite Thank «1« In l a turkey Homework Woes Plagued Students Krwarrh the exports of Abudabi! Ho» am I ever gonna do thatT Thin wan the typical out cry of student at the rod of a hard da of whool. Homework seemed to increase everyday. By Christina , vacation, hook had been neglected in locker md long that student» ended up with ton of homework for the holiday . Senior. ( herie Orr pwe« in fnmt of her hi.oe with hrr had and fend of Homework Senior lire Paywe. work, intently a Sir Kmhmia Tina Smith, W-r.trh piece hark the l kan «alrhrt «lenity remain of • rfud »hee« for the np comiw exam . Senior , hern tinker. Mike Dixon. 1« Johnaon. Sue Andenww. Yrronwa Aihrifkl. Hike Yoanc. and IWh Pokorny take a da off for .linn outlaw Taking W utifr of the «arm November »eat her are eophumem Xmfj t aior and Jm Detamorr Honor the Wnrr field trip to the entenmal Park 19