Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Sipliairt Doa SumU(r laMiln tkr a tl kiK«n lebr» lUoa (kirtrUr Mock from Mock mad UW)’ New Gong Show Uncovers Wealth Of Talent In PHS. One of the new and different idea» brought to PHS thin year waa the »©ng Show. lirmin torming mrmbrrii of the AFS club brought up the idea and Mucreimfully carried it through, a there • a» «landing room only the night of the performance. Act» ranged from the «rious type uch a» a rifle routine done by Madrlyn (iliwman to humorou» number», such a a rock group featuring Sam Boy»on the kitchen blender. Other act» were an imitation of Kin, Mork from Ork. Mowder Ma h. and the win- ning group the Koache». Mr. Shockney. club spon»or said, the competition »a n't up to our expectation». Still AFS would like to make it an annual event. Judge» were Jim Probont, Mr. Pic- kell. and Mr. Snyder. ■ TW Mentfer MhIi feature mmmy «Id rkaracur. TW olaain groop. TW tUwrfcr . mn Marty EiuoWac. Mark KawtWry. Scott kneppcc. Tooy TalMnta. aid aa. lead by tW wad pofe—r Sint Jefflr . Jeff Read. lam Bay» Karl kchry. J«ba Sica art. Da.« BeacfW and Dm» Baker play Come TagrtWr ’ Act. .rr of all type» «eigiaai ec uaitatWa but tkey arc all rc.Urta.no. Her kart kriary. Stc» Slakca- Mike Pattmoa aaitalaa Ac Krdkcy W «be pipaUr Ur . Scott ( brwtiaaam and Sub Boy o» Mcadrr) do (Wir ««ndaa of I mUl IW rock groap kISS. 29

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Convos Add Culture The convorat ion this year were scheduled with no me culture in mind. The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and Gu« Giordanos Dance Group were two groups with just that The other enjoyable convocations included singer John Tate. Magician Jim Sommers, and the Blackburn College Choir. The band and choir also demonstrated their talents in front of the student body. Man people feel that the overall audience behavior was poor. This was probably due to group influence and open «rating. Two of IW I.U. Dram ( r|W srsktri roster about tb« Mil iiUf. As older Member of (be Isdiosapin Sympboo, Owtidn same to pom betweeo isben. For )•mr litlraUf pleaaar . • rello player tfrtrm tor tbe prorim «.and 28

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Fads Come And Go: Powder Puff Lasts Forever. All school» have fad and our it no exception. By walking down the hall you can hear clog» clomping and boot» pound- ing. You can alway» hear someone humming their favorite Kock-n-Koll hit. Mu»ie range» from the steel string» of Areosmith and Zappa to thr Disco sounds of the lire Gees and Donna Summer. At the Discos you can see the shimmer of satin, spike heel», and 3-piece suits. The musicals are making a comeback. The Wix, Sgt. Pep- per Lonely Hearts Club Band, and Grease have kept us singing their hits. As you cruise town on a summer night you're likely to see the new mode in trans- portation. the moped. You may also see a Harley Davidson Chopper race by you. Painters are striking it rich. Everyone i« adding their own original touch to their vans in the form of a mural instead of the traditional dent used by most of us. Pizza is still the food to eat. and frisbee throwing and skateboarding arr good way to work up an appetite. Fads change often hut we can alway s count on familiar face». (Haro' FJbm Joharton «hos» hi SjV Satia clothing »« ihn wn »r popular Hew» in terfav'n look am thorn by Dewitr SaBiraii unldtkrSWriuKm 30