Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Blueberry Festival Bigger And Better Than Ever Over 50.000 people attend the Blueberry Festival every year from all over Indiana and some from even fur- ther Students thought that this years Festival was bigger and better than previous years They thought there were more things to participate in and more varieties of food to choose from Though it was better students thoughi there should be more activities for teen-agers. This year there was a total of 120 booths, more than ever before in the 12 year history of the Blueberry Festi- val There were tents and booths spread out over the midway, full of crafts and jewelry for the many people to choose from The horse barn was fuN of paintings and crafts, some done by the prisoners in rehabilitation pro- grams Once agam this year the Blueberry Stomp was a big favorite with everyone A total of 952 people ran in the Stomp. 10 of which were from P.H.S. R J.R Foods was the largest sponsor of the Stomp They donated money and lots of Hawaiian Punch for everyone who partici- pated Old you ever wonder who invented the Blueberry Stomp? It was two P H $ teachers Mr Sbockey and Mr Holloway. The best thing about the Blueberry Stomp is you always get more out of it than you put into it. The end of the 3 day weekend was completed by the fireworks that have become a tradition though rding along m Ihe hot sun doesn t seam to 0 much un. Juror Chris Jetfir and Sophomore Melinda Rogers and Jurtor And'ea Johnson seam to be al armies whfe ndnQ on the R J R foods Hawwian Punch float Tha tavonfe place of teen agers to aat McDonalds entered the Professor and the Hampurglar m the parade Doing volunteer work. Chris Jettirs and Patty Shaw give out information to the many people art tha Blueberry Feseval 12

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Tolo Goes Western: Poker And Jail Big Hits Western fever galloped into P H S for tne To o dance. HoDown at Dodge City ' Response to the theme of the Tok this year was excel- lent Students seemed to enjoy dressing and acting west- ern tor the dance A group of Juniors played poker in the middle of the dance floor, white the band took a break Tom Treat and Chris Jeffirs did a gun dance to try to encourage other people to dance The jail was the biggest success, everyone was curious as to who put whom in tail This year Student Council added something new Along with best dressed coupte. they added best dressed individ- uals The best dressed couple was Kurt Cooper and Carol McKee and best dressed individuals were Dan Rader and Shetty Amor The featured band was the Late Show Though they are great to listen to students found them hard to dance to Even though students think this is a couples only dance, a lot ot students came by themselves or in groups and really had a lot ot fun It more students would realize this, the Tolo would be a b gger success, suggested Chris Jef- firs. Ptnrwig then revenge. Debtoe Alien Oetotnc Emmons. Chns Shedrow, Colleen Fahr. and Wark Franaen wait to ge« out ot iail Ben dressed couple KuM Cooper and Carol McKee enioy themselves dancng A game ot twe-card-ttud occuoes a group ot lino M