Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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tHl SIX PIN AUSIS: Shrita Sthrom. Jill CampbHI. Tern Shatrf, Debbie Schrmdkapp, I vi Dubinin, fill Campbell, and winner Sandy Ciwv. Sandy Causey. I is» Dubinin, (ill Campt»ell luck up their heeh to “Step In time South American «vie Getting ready to sing Go Ply A Kite“ are lulie Greenlee, till Campbell, Iheresa Slukenborg. Diana ZenJer. ChrH Miller, li a Dubinin. laune B r ai. Angela (tfXH. Barb Leonard, and Rocio Lievano Finally. they announced the win- ner, Sandy Causey Sandy was crowned by Peggy Splix, Plymouth's )r. Miss 1980. Sandy's latent was a skit A Fustrated Housewife As for advice to future competi- tors, fill Campbell stated Don't go into it with the I have to win atti- tude. The experiences you have and gam makes it worth while without winning. IS

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J . Ufcses Rasfxwui WM Ri£S$u t N up Ihr weep arp Drbbn SchmuSUpp Ie n Shafer, and Shpila St hrom We had io do iwice ihe work in half the time was the commem from most of the pageant entries. They only had four weeks to get reads tor the pageant, because the slate pageant committee moved up the entrance deadline for kxal con- testants. tvcn in the short time these nineteen people competed (by number) Chariene Bemero. Andrea lohnson. Susanna flores. Darla Ber- ger, Debbie Schmidlapp, Sheila Schrom. Terri Shafer, Darlene Wojda, Sandy Causey, Julie Green- lee, Jill Campbell, Teresa Stuken- borg, Diana eider, Chris Miller, liva Dubinin, Laurie Berzai. Angela tspich, Barbara Leonard, and Rock Lievano. The theme was Go Fly A Kite” for the nineteen excited girls who competed. Chosen as the six finalists were Sheila Schrom, Jill Campbell. Jerri Shater, lisa Dubinin. Debbie Schmidlapp, and Sandy Causey. Dressed as chimney sweeps and dancing to Step In Time Ihe girls performed the youth fitness routine. Tern Shafer, wearing lucky number seven got top honors. Kocio lievano and Susanna I lores were named Honorary Jr Misses. Both are exchange students from South America Other awards were given to: Sanciv Causey, poise and appear- ance and scholastic achievement; Jill Campbell, talent; Terri Shafer, youth fitness, and Andrea lohnson was named Miss Congeniality First runner-up was I ill Campbell lill's talent was singing Bless The Beasts and The Children with slides of children from around the world. Giving the |udgpv an pupptional snWlt v Kadi 1 ronard 14 ( M iY nK thp«r ponr art Charlene Rprrvpro. Andrea lohruon Suvinru Floras, Dari Brrgrr, IXabie Schm dUpp. $he»f Schrom. Trrn Shater. Dartmr VVofda. and Sandy Cjuvpv Hr-ginnmg hpr riancr to Aquariuv r D« b bn Schmidlapp

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16 TOP While in America Susan oj Floret, Sul- ette Hechanova. and Rocio lirvano expand iheir u«rv Portraying her favonte charac- ter. the Fona. is Rocio Lievano. CENTER France O'Brien shows her going away pres- ent to senior lohn Spencer BOTTOM After a wrestling meet Rocio tiecano, Soaette Hechanova. and Susanna Flores «op to talk about American sports The people of Plymouth High should be proud. The visiting exchange students from Australia. Phillipines. Columbia, Peru, and New York all agreed that we have a lot more school spirit than their home schools do. They agreed also that we should keep it up. Overall, they enjoyed the small home town atmosphere more than their large city homes They were intrigued by the different people, places, and customs. In Australia and the Phillipines, people do not go cruisin' . Instead, they go to the beach. In New York, believe it or not, they do not cruise either.