Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Stepping out me poor and mo a tong simmer of fun •$ jor»n Waoe Trudgng an ftis wnfer beiongngs. home to lorgot eooi until n r year is Tom Treat May Brings New Waves To All Students thoughts varied during the month Way While the seniors prepared for the graduation cere- mony when they would be tree to go and face the world The underclass- men were gripped with terror as final exams rolled around Many students studied while others tilled the lunch- room tables to cram for their exams at the last moment. The sports also came to an end with many students going to Region- al and many good seasons 01 the sports there were Golf. Girts Track. Boys Track. Tennis, and Baseball The parking lot and the front yard of the school were familiar spots when the weather was warm for playing fnsbee and also having radios and car stereos going full blast Many other things that went on during the month such as senior breakfast. the senior cruise, and tcf the underclassmen the step up into the next grade level To all the end ot May meant the end of school for the summer Oj tor some seniors it was the end d school forever, while the unde - classmen hope the summer vaca- tion lasts longer than it i$ Kizer Awards This year, the two seniors awarded lor their leadership and athletic ability, were Mike Hite and Brenda Skiies Both received a plaque stating their achievements during their high school years Mowing tfwtr achievements are IM Hit and erpna Skims Running to gain a touchdoen « sen- xxuikehtoe bggmg deep tor a drop shot is Servo» Brenda Slums

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(he carnrvaJ where he met Lrty. played by Junior Kandi Samuels Lily was a poor girl whose father and mother had died The climax was when Paul and Lify finally fell in love Kandi and Pete both enjoyed their roles Pete found many sirmkanties between himself and his character. This enabled him to become more involved and intertwined with his role Kandi sa»d she often found Lrfy reacting to a problem much the same way she herself would react Another highlight of the show were the puppets Wal- rus. voiced by Senior Tom McCan got a large audience response when he asked people to touch tvs toosks Carrot Top voiced by Sophomore Oebi Allen also recerved a tremendous audience reaction Putting on the production was an enormous task for both cho rs and second-year choral director. Mr Ptckel (lancing io the song ana founds ol Ocus BUM «tun accorong to t»v actions ot Brenda GitOoro Carol Taylor, and Barb Back Sngng the |oys ol Circus We are Brenda Gibbon Donna Kuchel Vtcky WhMafcer Cindy Emmons, and MchWle Schulz ft takes a tot of time and personal involvement to put on a production Pete Keener felt that, at first, choir members showed apathy concerning the involvement of the musical Although participation was becoming better, rt still has much room for improvement In response to audience turnout. Mr Pickell stated that although Plymouth is improving, it still showed a tot ot apa- thy Kandi and Pete felt that audience response is better because of more popular production choice and publicity Publicity played a b g part in getting a good turnout the Publicity Committee worked diligently on poster announce- ments. and spreading advertisements by word ot mouth They also contacted the radio station and local paper Besides being fun; there was an oducationai counterpart to the production ft taught students po»se sefkSsdpfme and unity. Engrossed m the reoditon o Kandi Samoa» song vary N c Mar . a Sophomroe Jerry Manser. (Grobert)

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Speech Team Third At State The speech team made a mirac- ulous improvement m Doth mem- bers and competition this year Though it hadn't been very active m the last live years, Mr. Tryee in his first year here, helped make something to be proud of He per- sonally gathered students and tokJ them of how the class would help them in the future Most of them lis- tened. and they received what they deserved lor all their hard work The speech team is part of the National Forensic League, along with 175 other schools around the state Every state must compete m the twelve meets held during the year ScMhwcod 8 out of 30 logroport 7 out o!30 l «port 8 OJ cr 17 Ptynoutn 6 out OH 7 tknrtsn 7 out ol 20 fcfcv n Cerasi 3 out or 20 COfeTtM Cm4OtlfCK30 KrtO 2 oul of 9 Ko omo3outof?0 Os .ab 7 oul ol 17 Sector 3ouloM3 «too-»13 om on 3 suot paced 3 Dtnrnt Ward Drama 2 Hurxxtxa 3 Rj y Or-Qtr Oratory 2 John Vtrttramo S» v Ouo Irrterp had IW I placed? Senior Dennis Ward snows feeling and ertthu- «a m while prelormmg a dry run tor his national quelling speech Standing wtn pnde from state accomplishment are lopnomore John Verteramo and Sieve J r- ln Seniors Rusty Nixon and Dennis Ward kahe sina pan lor an upcoming speech One of our fonegn exchange student , eeet i Junor Dorothy Dnamor Clau tar en takes part on me team Row 1 Colleen Fahr. Rusty Nixon. Adnan Puuza Row 2 Jon Decamore. Vince Vtaisawch, A t Hemmmgor Row 3 Mary Flmn. Missy Zentz. Jeen Neace Row 4 Wayne Haag. Mary Harman. Jozef McKesson Row 5. John Verteramo. Steve Jertir Claus Larson Row 6 Jose COUZO. Julie Ward Doroffiy Pnsmore Row 7: Mr Try Kelly Feegier Denrws Ward