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IA . ' s PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL J10 Randolph Street Plymouth, Indiana MAYFLOWER Vol. 67 Together We’re Better ACTIVITIES SPORTS . 2 STUDENTS ... 34 ■ CLUBS ... 116 FACULTY ... 140 COURSES .. .154 INDEX ... 180 SENIOR BIOS ... 184 ADS ... 188 46563 HOMECOMING LEAVES 4 h Schxa hjldt many lond memories and the «rt of Hwnxo—H is J try special one The routine «ee ■ ? interrupted m«h specui drm«f up days. hal decorations iohn( lor Ihe queen pep session? and friends makmr plan? for the night Shad fits ho d thee school iptrA end uip pert for the team be •eire f sweats. MASH riothev hats. bet red and hrte throufhait the •eeO Oaw memberi were also kept busy werk ift| t Of el her des iwif and paeitinj had decora team The Senear dm placed first in the compe Mien Berth the theme oi current events The daw of recened second pUce mth the efforts The theme of the hall ai Star Wtn The tunexi ah© «or the competition at the pep wt wan for the Herd sbek Homecoowir m(ht wei MM with x bribes and enthusiasm tt darted tth the parade through Plymouth featunnj floats, the band and queen candidate? The parade went downtown and ended at the football held «here the (ame •ai hold Hall time activities lett memonei ei many people? mesds especially queen cancfc date and the escorts They were Lana Powtd. Am McCray. Derate Atfcim. Steve Craft. Tana Powell Scott Holland, lu Rockaway, Gre| Ge rard Ion Voce and Dour leHirs Karen fauhtich the 191? Queen made it an eitra special nlfht lor la Rockieray hen she crooned her as this year s Queer, Thn unforgettable evemnt as topped oft with the Rockies in ©ter the CMA fafWi 14 I A Hcroecomrt dance then held to end the week ol festmbes Heenecomeif at ©nee i| a special week that loft memories and impressions m everyone's rrand Mr ■ IW r r it 1MI 1M MfOn «0 irnlw iMh ■ vn«B«r Dm Irftvri rlnlrfcutf ivjtn MmioMI (MttMt Gewit Him mwt mrart Saw Cia« «'m« rrKpjTf l « •« C w W ,r, Ink, 0,„ee f Wte -«• W u Vm «• «• 9m. I..r«. (• • i« M • M 1 hr 9« luln Qmm riaMdtfe Im t«« e n • « rvwfi n« • wise hr h tscen 1 klcOtr 9 Ins.t , Airvw n fc( m| Sm «i i n « W.U( r Wtei «W Urns Nrw.itt w, , MEMORIES JUNIOR MISS T nm h « Lmmu | f« XnWUlli| Tw nipyrnri 11 iw Knti littimff of A pt non thr titte First rmner-up nent to Sora GuM whie socend rumor-up wont to Char Tty tor, oI Arps. Tim other three feufeh erere Lyon Pham. Lit Rochaoat and Leti Henry Arps Elen trt- teakerpr commented Plymouth and Arps have ahrayt bom iinoem at rival schools. bat when It com to lunar Mm ae came toptfc er to form one bi| famiy. not two teporate schools Mvmcrs of the other award were Scho- lastic Achievement — Char Tayter. Arp Performoif Arts — Sara GuM: Physical Fit nett — Mkheie Madden; Pone and Appear ante — Ken lathmer. Arps and Spirit el turner Mm — Define Atkins There wa a M of tumor Mm lore , commented Kathy Browner, The love (he eighteen of in had wat very special Me were Ike one bf famiy The theme thn year wa (he Kentucky Derby Al of the pts had tun throo|heut the pjfrant Derate Atbm stated. 1 tkmk er eryone should pi involved in lunor Mm M they have a chance I loved it' We had an eiccient tone You become very dose to the ph ! 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VWm tnaiUi a Meta lUUw fl i lala a«|af IB OacUnn dmaa t k n BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL feato A nnr hml lo Marshal Cmwty s 16th nmul BJurberry Festival hcM M« labor Day war and n« the 5 plane ft orer by the US before t Tin n« hod In honor o the parade Marshal Bh| Gen lorry H Tibbotls. former rudent of Ptymeuth An estimated crowd of 35.000 to 40.000 people wit nessed the parade and appronmatoty 7.000 people ran in the Blueberry Stomp Dunrif the wee end of the festival there wore a number of actlvrties lor students and people of al a n lo do There were canoe rotes, terms, softbal basebel f works a dr cm. shows, food, fame and eihfbrt stands a dance, and to| -nar it rt a tun weekend lor the students of fHS to remember Am tmmtm fttvMun kw h h md Mix Maw feme hth aayyy • —aw cam wmeOt MM tm al Ow WrO i rmm mow r mom. omo on park dnpi mw. pretty pW n ki Ii w IH ut V few Mods kWbwiM CwoWDniCMMniMalVcal On md «ayey e wWwr «SW t«' Ww SnH MM md Im hm On Mi Orni MWtwpMNlxr wM mO Mt • hum 1« Orflrtaww an Mwwvl md lm 1w« HcV r tn« Im. •« reii me mnr n. i w «Onj b Am kw OertaM Mb. b r md Im hrtilti OrM StVIifeiw Nfn W ratal (wy ra taa( taiy tfta OWd. anew i 'Jmn fejfl Slw rt Mw Cam. taaw Ow MayOarri W a Oaat la ypwfe wtn laOy aaO taaam «0 aapy IW pa. «MW On Jap —mu rf krl On, NaMr Id Im Mnaa lanti Ctap Infer aae iaO laty h wm al few auwy I «am woa Avw ffafr- SdpMtaar Ml Im Uadi mud a ON Mad M M| a feed «part dam attar Im tearn wat OrttateO n •W ke a« FADS Computars anca i(w nM thraufh the aaboa mjiunj many people's Sves sanpler The British ■nation continued lo reijn at (he most popular choice in musk Fail play a major rota in the Me of a normaI teenafer Fads snay mart peoples daemons in the way oi fashion. music and hobbies The music scene «as ance ajar bcin| overpon •red wth the poupi tram Inftand OH Leppard. The KMs. and Adam Ant el frew tram roots m Enfland The states boasted such bands at Qsnat Rm4. The fohee. and lowney that al started here ei America MTV played a major rale in hdpmf snul er bands such at DS and U ? fam poptfanty m the music «arid In the eyes H the latkaon minded, the surheear trend net very prominent as nod as the Flashdanco took antti tom and tattered cMtmf bemf very bt| And last but not least the debut al Tam Cruise in the moms toby Business and Al the RifM Moves thnded the female fans Uf Cantor Canent At wrt m A mm Of Id Ha l un Am Stilt M NtUC «Mi tuttof Ittwln r«r%u Mjue nam w? pe«i «mh«i«n tm mmn by dim MUOrmti Km i toft m ISmi Cm tor ltd «CM MdOOt pMtoO ImAMmO IM4MM a ItoM Uftot M tUMltdl Aon -rtoHeiV i eUnd m no at • tbtrH tbm r m Stott fiunt n «f At Io m ■ ■ IMa FOREIGN EXCHANGE CMw hfemura nd Per Mortemen were two foreign ««change students attending school Mm year Chew came her Iren Japan a city caflod Kyoto which rt m Japan Per cam her from a oty called Odtme which the third largest at, m the ceuntry of Denmark Chew stayed mth th kre ttemphrey lamiy whir Per stayed with the terry tenet family Chin attended a private school when she bred m Japan Seme of the difference between her school in Japan and PJH.S. are But at her school the eeltates are Mooted and sports and clabt are not quite as important thoro at thoy art here She attended an ad frit school and had to wear a uniform Mhen the did hare free tine the enjoyed thoppnf and spending time with her Inends She ttatod that cauaal dress and typos ef mk art pretty much the same here as thoy wore in Japan Mdtenatdt and Pitta Huts are as easy to find in Japan as they are ia Imenca tehde aftendwg school at PJLS she was an ncehent student and a member of the chow. The school Per attended went cn an hourly tchedtfe He had to take to many hours of classes a week He ttatod Hut some krts woidd stay at school wnfai 30 in the e-terwig te kit spare time and on weekends ho and seme trends enter gomg to a dteco and teokmg ter prts They would dance to both Fngfrsh and American mosic Flashdance and The Pcfke mere popular when he left Both Pot and CUm fort at though without an organuatwn such at A.F.S that they woUd not hate been fortunate enough to mrt America and observe an_____a «i.-i J-. Wntm Vniflft tee CmW Clcn wym Mt i e anmror sdwd Uxh Wkc tSe tWd wm Ml mm Octl - Our b+m t. rtf CmW • OW nd • Mil m «Ml CMm cmU typr WO Mrt weds I wmrto e n l • ill iVjqW| CrrOr hf Si inn Mm M .. rmuryr ttmrt CMm MMwi UW m 9m pm h d CUmi Oort Uwdy i hWM f«H iKhwft.'ll SENIOR SUMOS THRIVE ON PRESSURE The Senior Sumen vent arto the 1M3 Pow derpuft fame wrtti a record of 0-3 and ordy IS P H. which meant each would hare to ptay 2 or 3 positions Gomf into the |ame wrth a 0-3 record nude it toufh on us. but I bank our juts thrived on the pressare of thn must ' uh a bon. stated Capta Betsy Gee The Semors did thrue to defeat the Junors 22 to 1( The Sum touchdowns were made by Oann Edwards an other one ot the c apt atm The eitra ponts ««re eiecuted by Dawn Tdnarih and lane Ganftotf Kety Enftand made one touchdown and two eitra point contersiens for the hniori kite tames ah contributed si pants The better coaches were Gref Kunre. John Tnpo4 and Chns (ope; ftofer Roberts. Scott Youst. Uati Starr and Scott Smith were coaches tor the Seniors. Compamf ponderputf with boys' tootbal Gref Ktoue said. The firH had many hard hits and as much or more heart than many of the ftrys The half hme was spent with the crowiwif ol the keif and the tuf ef war tohn Cane «as honored with beinf named k f and was pre- sented with a lovely bouquet ot manphh The hif of war ■ as non by the undefeated Sopho mores They won al three imfhty pubs afaetst the Freshmen h--a----at ‘ si. - -1___ 9WWTpuTi Diwjm me cijssn much closer lofether knior Coach Gref Korue eiplomed. Everyone --h- -a mwmrn if them nM M W|nno n k infw n Betsy Gee commented. He nere a very close, hard worhinf bunch «Then you seo each other at 700 R.M tor practice you f t to know each other - - H Drt OT X Tha «W ufc tsettui • mnM Of Ow Utn Sow Mi Ike Imw P1JLAS Lf Half mI We last lew seem bawu tahal. I «i PMMhki 0 HaR «an tun W c CMWrlwn—lar luiitl lM Mmp Mi kwf ■ m 0 no h wrhry OOrldf bgtmi Card Malta md Omm Mm kmUi hr • MM biaU braya Macks iMbrhaai caach hpr laOarH. caMf wahaett Mi ytaran m ha law yant W Olwwi IMm Saaiar caadi Scatl SaM md kaww Scat! T«itl cahOraM a OacntM dchry mm 0w lawn Acme DaoUywy 0M leaalf al a dwarhaOar art mean 0m Haas . PM lemud. hrt fa Ut tartar Dwal (Mime. Oittm ShMM md On If hamyal TOGETHERNESS Cm You Imagine . C i you onagme t«n| to a loetbaf cam and sitting akn«7 Gomg cnasmg by yeurse Fatanf out aknc? Yaw h h school lout are a vdal part of your We You spend many Norn don( ttiin(s nrth your friends. and during thru tones, many non tnends art mad or cM ones mad strout Dumf yoor logti school years, many chanfts m yov Wo ecae. and as you natch Hie lour years ebb anay. yon sit back and nonder where af that tone went You friends and tamty help you find lupp ness, adhere your goals, and had droction lor you to your Mur years The special fnendstaps mad aro «nos that nt nrter be forgotten. distance and tone can nerer change lore and caring These tpe cut friends are there to share (he happy tunes with you and help ease the pam el the bad It has been sad many tunes that no one person can stand atone everybody needs somebody Whether 4 be someone te go te Hie game vnth or someone te help you nith you home wort, everyone There are many special memories made, tries that ndl never be forgotten So nh n the end ot your Senior year comes and everybody goes m their onn separate directions, remember 4 is the end 10 the beprmng but one Uing that must net be forgotten is the special tnendslups made h your heart there ofl ah ays be a dream, a destiny Hut you nfl meet eg am durmg the short path et your II . and remember atnays T0QTt€ll Wl'W BIT- TIB hr tom imm Wti In Inn. mi Im f «mtc wyn UtMTM «ret tnmtx «tier lke u nl On • mm r V orim WM OH WHt mi - anudt M mi Om IM. 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(Utn utrM MTne uM H Ount m Ons leimp OWr fmOnn Ml 9m mm n bn« IWI Uh • WM 1 On mt mmMf MfU Om Iwn PM ImW M tin MuO umO mm m Mm UMA miwKIm Wm 0 Airkn Mnn to Mn mi to enyw ur nrHOt mi e a I hHi M Ml rnmOrd tepdher 11 CmOIi SECOND SUCCESSFUL MORP ft f Ium -jMt « Mr; Marta Mlmltlil 1 IM Harp ft UMtar Strart M Caaat « If M(Ma« mm i mi If rilif a mtf « (Mr ftfnfit Cferii SM md Sh n« NiImM ih r t immml MfrtMt CMM M PM M CMfi M l Ml CM If M Min U M M • m3 MC P Ccitv ngtv Smmn kaR MM W T«u H m •M Ita iMfl fit too 4ttw IiiMw Km IMM «mat blkM 4Mm Mian Ma liyM M • Ban (wi H «fW ion I omUc M M Maw PMct Ban GwMa li P THE MUSIC PLACE CRAZE The 83 M school yew sat NIed with mwiy dance The cheerleader sponsored both hcenoiemmf dances, whd the Spanish CkA had a Hade een dance, wtech peeved to be a success After that came the Morp which had a pod turn owl the second yew in a row Students could fet their pictures taken for SI 00 The price el the tickets were S? W There was a dance Ore ember 17 alter the Vatpo tame sponsored by ICE. They had a special fu«t there so that students could s on his lap. tel tww what they wanted, and fet the picture taken. H desired Who you wffht ask? It was Santa Claw The Spanish IV class afar sponsored a New Year's Eve dance, which a lot of students attended It was a way for them to spend New Yew's with all their friends For the most pwt the price to fet in was V QO sinfle, and 53 00 a coupkc The Musk Place Iran Goshen performed al the maferity of the dances They always brktf m a crowd SWEETHEART DANCE: UP, UP, AND AWAY . . . The 19S4 Senahine Sweetheart Dane was a hue Mccttf The them Ues year ■« Up Up. and Away . kin theift nrt ddforont There wtrt refreshments ivaUUi Thai h i provided by wr shine members Pictures ware taken by Mr and Mrs Jones. The coat lor fetbnf your pkture taken «H $5 50 The decoubom ware kelun-lllnj baboons and crape paper itrunf around the cafeteria Sunshine members worked on the decorabam after school the week betere the dance which wat held on Saturday. February 11, 1984 H an from 8 00 until 1140 The dance wat af am son formal The prti cauM near either a drew a Mouse and a shirt. or a jumper The |wys had to wear a be, and either cordi or tiacki. Sanion Lana Ponei and Sarah Guid wore in chaff of rofrothmonh. whch wore cook lot. brownies. chips, dip. candy, vofotabio tbekt. and punch. Dob lavor and Lori Powahk) ware in charje of the decoratwns Nan Neodbif wn in charfe of fettinf a band But bee me the bands considered cost toe emch the Musk Place frem Goshen provided the music hewor lance Patrick stated. “The dance was a tat of hat The decorabam were pretty and the retroshmewts were food I had qiatc a bit of hm and I know most of the ethers, dd toe. The cast of the dance was $5.00 a couple A srrul price to pay for an evenmf hi of tua with the one you care about H WSwl Dmu FAR AWAY PLACES INTRIGUE n m WORKSHOP AND CRUISE BRING CLASSES TOGETHER WWi a lot Of hvd wrt fettnmnatien rod coopor itiw ryth n| cm bt Kcompftthod Dm dm «I 1915 prond ttts with my mccnsM pram decorations Two nooks pri- or to th prom ftnkn ml trtff nigM to wort. Dur g (Mo tiro tho dan members worked together itnnpnf stars for the ce «I panto . md buMnf prop whntto Ertfd Tow • Bi| Bm CJoch rcpbca. a casino tc These iwmn wt roty road dtcoratiom. but they nude ntmonii that w tnt kr- nor Throujh wortlnc with wdi other and shartni idoat they bocam a much ctenr dm tip lift battel Ow fcactWaa 1« Oh eaten « team Mar? taa Mctaai ate CVaUnt Latear top V Cancaafcatec aa aaettat Oh tea on i t a kart ««tat Ctea LapaJ Cater to Slaaa Mar. Mm ? Crate laaw? ten ate Mm? Cteter dacarita Ma cate teM tern. Crate Oau| Skin mi frateaal te trpad ate pmmmi M Oh (rate cateaaa tertM («Tf lab? f ft«a Kara Tteana ate Mia team rara- %Jh Man H 10 l.urf. ratru'tem •TOM? Iftr mm ft-t — aM TaW Mr? tetter Maa mate teOOr aa • aa ai nudat AV t yar Slata Ratea. Ha Trpte ate faa fttr hwf Ma «aa Mr a Oa pte cato« mm OH tet Iter 22,'ban «Hite Plymouth Mft School hdd lb anneal Senior breakfatt and emne Tha Pioneer Federal Sannft I Lean pul on Bn breakfast at the Country Chib Bbculti I fravy. ffs. least, ham. tauter tmna men roAt. cookies, jincos. ■ watermelon canta loupe, pm apple and tfrawbernet were tenod k contract wat tipiod by al the teaion who partici- pated The tenon endsed the tdfh School two tones One accident dtd occur on Mghway 17 in- ctoAnf Ino membon ol the Sonior dan Fortunate ty no one wat sonously mjured; however, a tow wore taken to the rmerjency room. JnCoKSWlmr I trhm+k, ll n Tatar tota Stain (In lato or|w. ta tan 0 m wnrnl• • mO tomi IwiOm li«o ftarn lu RkUmt mi Cm Sod rol a ta n Itoi mi ttar tat |M ii STRIVING TOGETHER ENDS IN Kutr Athletic A mints - Mitt Stiff Two ro««l KM Mac Tap St - lenrufer Coyer. Dim Douel Bf fin Eckhoff. Ohm Edwards. Gr | Gerard Sir Mi Gold. Diana Hdktt. fender lewadcn. l nne PSum Mirk Shite km Vvut SatiivuV Montv Society — feenrftr Coyer Sirih GuM On Crewel. Mire Mormon, Mm Off . lyime hum. 8 in Eckhoff. Mark Shite . Dim Edwards. km Vrul Grtf Gerard Karen Bbke Brett Bora. 11warn Broehor. Den fra nor Betsy Gee. Oouf Hesster Diana HoleH. Anfie Menton tender lewalen. Holy Loot Curl MMet tula Moore. Tana Pouel. Refer Robert , luna Saiwar khchefe Snyder, tun Stvkeeborf. Daun UN In, Matt Coons. Marcy Crocker. Cheryl Don(4. Rosemary Foe. Kent fefdrs. Dartene Pearson Chm Peterson, left Smith. Krista Starr. Alpha Delta IP Award — Chm Hammrtt, Band Director s Award Dean Sukarl. tarry Roahrit nt Madiy Km Macy. Duna Hoiett lane Ganfloff. ( Trades OutslanAng $ToP tf - Mbe Day. Business Aments — Don fraaer. fenmfor Coyer; Chon Directors Award — Kathy Browner, Jennifer Coyer. HoRy lor |. Dartene Scarborough. Mm Tounf; forty fictiange Students — Chn tiMnura. Per Morten sen; French Awards — Frank Schuudt. Mm DtQi Anfie Johnston. Dave Morns kbchede Madden. Ion Ponahkr. Spews Aments - 4 years — Irent few. Melanie Mies. 5 yean - Douf Jeffirs. Marc Morn son. Store Daft. Brtc Mitonf. Marshall Carper Ser nee A merit Oemse Atkms. Maytower Award — I ana Pouel Mv Alpha Theta - Daun Eduards. Bouse lamb Award Chm Crowrl. Student Coen CM Awards — Daun Eduards. Marc Mormon lane GanfMf. Lynne Pham. Betsy Got tana Pouel. Gref Gerard. T«u Pouel Sarah GuM lii Rkkauay. Diana HeBett. Gou Seri. Douf ktfirs. Lori Were. Curt kbit ; Sermor Thespan Awards — JM PfeBp Scott Toust Aimam (btstjndrjg Speech Student — Bry an Eckhoff American Newspaper PcrtAnhen. Assoc atm Most VafoaC e Staffer Award' — Soot Bead Tntwre - Tana Pouel. Ye Pdgnm Most VatuatMe Staffer Award - Diana HeBett Elen In tender fer Veterans Of foreign Wars tor of Democracy Local Awards - Mm Yeunf hboser Scholar'' Awards - Daun Eduards. Sarah GuM; National Merit Schol arstop Program — Mi Diffi. Oaun Eduards. Mark Shafer; Presidential Academy fitness Awards — Chm Dowel. Mm Of ft Bryan Eckhoff. Daun Ed- uards. Betsy Gee. Gref Gierard. Sarah Guild Diana Hoiett tender LewaRtn. Marc Morrison. Lynne Pharis. Mark Skater, km Vmad Daun VMM. Bat State Mmc - Kim Macy. Butler IMvirrut, (due tonal Scholars — Betsy Gee. Oefaaw University Outstandmg Academic Achwtemeot Award - Sarah GuM. Eastern kbetufan Unrrervty Service Award and Uruyueness Award 1« Speech - Dave Tdson. M Phdkps. (XaUD Scholarstup - Daun Ed wards; Franikn College Mount And Bose Johnson Scholarship and National Prtuam Scholars hr Joamaksm — Tana PoweR; hdtana State Umversdy Pansy Beatrice Bryant Walter ScMarsh - Anjir Mnston latino Scholars Award Program — luatm Sal afar Susan Haber; Manchester College Church of the Brethren fee Reaussjon - Mart Shater. Scott Smith. Matt Starr; Manchester College Scholarsh — Brie Mfenf. Manchester College PresMtentiot Scholarship - Mark Skater. Nary BO 1C Scholarship hm Vanafl. Mi ttff ; Purdue IAvmv sdy Acadeamc Achievement Award - Chris Dowel Mm D fs. Dawn Edwards, kfta Moore Marc Morn- sen. Am Vnal Pardee Uwrersdy School ot Agncut ture Scholars Award of hctdence — Chris Dowel; IVY Tech Scholars - Audra IMompw Rotary Out Art Bertaed Mss Award — Sarah Gold, Curt Mfler Kiwams Out's Lyman Batter Agn culture Award — Chris Crewel; Tn Kappa Associate Chapter Award to Ootstandmg Home (commes Sto dents — Laura Barmmf Irma Vermiien; Aattienoe Professional Secretaries International — Mchehe Madden. Katrma Hard; Options! Youth Award - Lynn Kmcade; lowrti Kbae Scholars - Matt Starr; Paltybn Industrial Arts Award Todd Ueckner. Kiwan s Vocational Award — Audra Thompson. Dmted Auto Workers local 1345 Scholar sh Robert h Brrjrr; Plymouth fnemans Memo- rial Scholars Lynne Me Alee Dorcas Society Vocational Award - Ty Kuhn KM WeedMf. Doha Theta To Scholars - Mm Dffs; Tn Kappa Award — Diana HoCett. Tn Kappa Katherine f Gam RECOGNITION Award Bryan Eckhoff AncMta Trustee Scholars — Karen Make. An|ie Mudar. Beth Bowen Memorial Schctarsh - Dawn MUbs; Gerald and Dorothy Bad Scholars — Laura Bannmf. Beatrice I Goss Scholarsh KM Macy. Dean Swdiart; [Ra M Letper Scholars Robert VI Berjer; State ft change Bank Award — Chris Dowel Stanley SchoJ ars s — Karen Black. Marc Mormon. Chris Crewel. Lynne Plum. Mm Diffs. Lana Powefl. Bry- an Eckhoff. Tana Pouel. Dawn Edwards. Rocer Rob arts. Betsy Geo. LLr Rockanay. Dry Gerard. Mark Shafer. Sarah GuM Matt Starr. China HoRett Marc Stycrs. Mark Keyster. km VmaR. Audra Thompson lender LewaRen. Katrina Ward. Lynn McAfee. Daun VMM. tula Moore Matt Sian tana fWU aaS In Uaci am OM awan U IW lr«r AWvtic a l to add U f • J a l.’TO Mto KMaUf •« U aac d Wm wan Ur Rvr (Um ptcSuaei vnuN Un award mw4i !!! i! !! ! I i ill h m iiil iis ! i Cr«dU M GROWING TOGETHER UNTIL THE END the traditional plafing of Pomp end Cwcum stance” Ik Sic precession 0 studonts was Mated tie inrocabon ■ peon by Rovwend Larrj J. Countryman After the advanced choir iaaf. Se senior choir member kit the euderxc speechless at the performance of the tenor tortf. “Okt he e Ob My Own' Attw over 200 students received then dipb nut Or Ronald W linchtf fare the benedic bon The graduated dats of 1M4 then left to start the nen Ives It Bm Mu I MU OMlal Mm' n «mart bth Mt Dum Matt U IM. 1 Hmn md Cafti MM %V 'ki« IMi«hainitMmli« Ian . H Tlanata . Kaal Milt. Mi llaMy m4 (tana la a 1UMI C M la Bind waaBirt Ian Ban. Ota W C« f D wa 1 Mi M M lm i ha ! W K M • rdtdaM tadaa af Bi • • CnMir BaM naaBart ttimUm tu Mmi nft i von( aa« tec Butmi j? NKBrnt fcaanai «M Mm Naaaa fat Mm Ota at lanl Mh MM Pm . tar? fia ataa. Baa Ban ■ naaaw il «i Odd Jllwh Ska k$ Nliim ctNiMm m4 | hwi n Kw ilwil he ewr wM Mi 'tatefctf Ism CmUr tie far CM md M MMrs «a ct Ii It Chertmlm Cent V' Dm (MHi CM Mrm M IkIi InM mt—th iittcu M| wrf flu Mkn IWte eff MM Mn m Omw Mm • • M i uMi I IW vm WlM WORKING TOGETHER FOR A SUCCESS i fflff s !M4 M C D Spectacular. ftiUMol Mw 16 annual Vnety Shew tpeafcs 1« HmM bKMU that it eiacWy what « MOD tleod tor Musk comedy 1 dance And of court a w spectacular The thow comiittd of muit dMferent acts from a bar- bershop quartet to Slardre ” Aimee Wrubie eiplained. We have the cemmen coal ot puttwf on an unforgettable show We love tpendvtf the I together and Mm hard wort and the feednf of accom pinhment «hen Hi over. Thn year sto- denh had to leant tome of the nmiuc on Mmo own because they had one lew wee to prepare But at Chm Merton said Ile M erhat we tat out to do — an awoiome performance with food material Band member Darien fear ton added. A lot if wort (oet mto the thow. but It it worth it We knew what • had to do. to we did it Band membert help each ether m nuener out wayt dunnf the court of preparing lor the thow Kent leffirs cowewented. Became everythinf is to fast paced, we had to roly on each other for help Mewibert helped each other let up propt. lean dancti and songs etc .. “You cm arteay-v find tomeone to hotp with yoar tpeciai act and fief you pointers “ imd Aaneo Wrubh Variety Show it a special Mmo lor band members Darlene Pearson eiptamed 1 it a M of tun to put on Thrt It the one time of Mm year whoo wo get away from concerts and marctwf' Chris Peterson added. We let to thow id of our talenti II it usualy a learrenj ripenence . VwWrr Stem.- 31 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF CIJ1 Jfrft Mi Carter. 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Vf 3? fUtor DiIKito f tddWe Ml ft ROOT •« J rtry MvOf • able musical H toe place a ImIMi • lmill viage hi Russia The tun ii 190) A nj (he Russian Resolution The man them ol f iddkr «at tradition the making and breaking of tradtam Th reason that ftddkr was chosen lor the fal play. was because of the tare cast d had This (art m apporlundy for more pee pie to be enohed The most none racking part of the play lor the cast «as the bottle dancers The •hole cast «at puhng lor them to fet through M Tyree sat Mine ol the bottle dancers dropped a bottle during the rehears- als Then two ni|hft before the play, drrmg the dress rehearsal, one pry dropped his bottle R «as very sent fjckmg tor them after that On opentnf night there «ere owed feel tifs Wn Philips felt eioted Andy Cater sad. “I «as nervous before the performance bid the second I took the first stop on sta|e d dsappeared Sus Scarberry left that opewig rught nas such a success because the cast as close . She tot flee to- gether for aM the rehearsals made each of us closer to each other and to the opening ntght •as more of a success because of tin close ness Mr Tyree felt that everyone did a ' good fob . He also added. “The seniors dd an eiceptmnal job • the last movcal a PKS WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY? Af an the PHS Thespia put on a pia in the rood and ajaei N was l tuum. The auhence hen out was nr foed” Mrs Bmmmett said. “The pia «enl redly wel I was my pleased This was the first play Mrs Brunmett directed at PHS. She is a drama major and «retted In cedfft She was flad to |t bach mho the theater wcrtd WJtow Uk Is It Anyway? was a my dramatic pia R dead with a man who want ed he right to «e The townd the props at Or Robmson s office and Pert new Hmprtai The «enters el the cast found thcw own cos tunes The auto characters ol the pia were peew t« two people They toed harm per toredof, so they both performed two rwfhts Sophomore Ned Newholt and Semor dm Ph n had the lead A i IraN haw W «rw - CaWi Mwhe; rr i iV svWi f«n« £V - Me faeetKh £ W Sum tern Mwc fwrjw Ur hdawr. twr - Sum Srweert ; mi fhnes Mi 0u fWO-eai C r r lev tea M c t MWArf Mftw SIMM. Am San Cra« A i ««w lei ft £W Mtrmcr Kef? fwlWt «• (4m fret Sr tkrm Ki IWa Ur area 4 H Aw tan Ut In ns . ru - Pal M « IV town am Mi. .MyM • « Caeeer r Me dirt InpM (rrtw nt M W (Oat Ml eiamwi he M«es mcur Harmw CJM I Or Ire krtt (tr«| tovwewtt) (mtm Ajf.v Or fmrM (Ur ••rtawrrl IM Or O SctO (IwnNewi WMamtet lw w«frww lit hlwRwM Cmvr MApp Me .Halt t-«OI try to imct Wikn kwi lM Hirmar In Met) Jerrw ny My Wtwuu IU Cau fcnm CM Neman' rate M CV limn (lew leehhrfei tertm Cm Mr Imto (Jiff Matfetol mi HO P«I Mi CM MarideeS Hr MU raw m h hw «MV hn. Miwi (CON Mwlr ■taiiaklUrrNT'')) TOGETHER WE’RE BETTER i i Friend = Associate, Companion, Confidant Memories = Remembrance. Retrospect, Fame Happy = Lucky, Fortunate Successful The anp Al Here, and to K t the 1984 dm el Plymouth (ftfb School A dm mth a W of tofethemetv and riotemm Dura the four yin at PKS. tmn hh i have been mad , or ttxotdhm fatten Uranfer (her had been tm (Met. (M (Mn. ud brim, bmet that ml «ever be lorfelten. and thnn| al el thh abnott every tearor hat had the bach ot hit er her mnd. the radera at what it 1 be He? What «i I be lie nhea I hen around and find that each ot in hat (one i our own loparat dkechom? New Ihandi arfl be aude and torn parti ot our Itffc School dayt nil be ferfottan. The data ol 14 hat been date al throufh Mfh School and vi remain dote, in their hearh. in the yean to come Clan Offtctn are (returer Doom (Ouarrh Secretary Brett B a i : a —« fv i- r —-J m . • « . . « An -l- A----a dot ref rrevow Jtnvv jog rrrvueni Vfrn www ALL THE WAY TO THE END ... FOR A NEW BEGINNING Richard Tort Mm Your Scott You !, and Carl Tone la8os and gentlemen. tnend and rijMim. I am proud to introduce lo you the (rod atod class ot 1984 The e word brou(ht about uide rauft of emotiom n May hom the shoMi ot cicitement to the ttfht o(rebel 1984 uat truly a year to remember Being a senior «as not the end. but a non begmmnf Although the last year of high «hod is normady the best, many of these senior uere more interested in moveig on Anticipating the bet ng ot a neu pace became almost overwhtlmmg as the year progressed Flawing and preparing to enter into cofe|c or locabonaf «hod was probably pist as eiotmj as graduation itself Those nho uere not planing to further then education at the tone ef graduation, gathered up then ilk and ventured mto the working world Serwr das president Chris Croud left the class ot 1984 nas a group ot leaders. “The students have the aMHy to tabe charge ohen a situation arises. stated Chris Senior Law ana Broeker stated. ti a way I'm ready gong to miss seme ot my Mends, but in another nay I'm glad that it is over ' To others graduation wasn’t a realty ti the end. as Scott Mam stated eerier m the year. The idea ef gradu atmf past hasn't tut me yet.” The daises activities began noth graduation caps and gowns being ordered os a servor dais convoca tien The rejHy ot graduabon was detimtety met at the time of their arrival The seniors went on the tradtional lietd trip to the state house m Imfcanapo Is. where they were taken on a tour The tnp tasted most ot the day mtb the bus leaving the ta(h school at 7 JO am and returning at S 30 p.m 1 min Iwi']) A k' A % t i i««g MllfMMnNQMI « •« « • «an m—i mm m m ram m mv nil i«m( o 4 r - «•O mi) W a imvi tPMH4 «i . Cf itatert ter t • • Mt « ««Mtei H flaw Pnt+ a n un Win tte fan Inw tefM F«M Mr' I tlK lN(l. Dwi fari. M litei. Ian Ftwt. Data I : : tmr Umn.il Wl) Things Heard In Senior Hall Ihmgs heard m Seim Hall vary from the underclassmen halls. Some of the major subjects of discussion are . graduation senior party .. senior cruise spring break ... college . and weekends Most of the seniors favorite sayings came about from each of the mentioned subjects, such as one more semester hey festus hey dude when the dot reaches the top let 's party go font I don 't feel tardy Sarge Cods Waaaap Start me up . BumBumBum DunOunOun Soooof!1 Goose . Be Cool this is it and more. Of all the important dates we were taught to remember in our past, such as 1776. one date will long be remembered after alt the others are forgot and that is May 18. 19841! IM hUi r U C to Caat Oar I'M (Mil Mumw MtMdl Barrat! OrtM Cmwi Ml toto ia n CNm Wmi 0mm Matt tort VM •tot W ah attat N«H U ton Oufiui (ton ham (tot frjMt Dai P—taa Crn Stotto lt v CAtot l n totot| i a frwn (to to H|mi to toata(t ut mitt to Ito toto fcalU tovtor ftfl Vsth n I to • H to lal to Saa- fat. Cato Ian Uu Satf ato Saia UM mat Ito ttmmt I ttto Canto k mm data to mm mmm jt n • atop 01 ftml claara i oar —t alto dm toarvM ■KN ttar mm on Mm hanf it m the Ira . Dm dm rated 170 00 They [jvc it to a fatehr that had tectncity The turnon have aWd Sfird towards the sched ate la tho year and a haN that Mm school has had the sprit site the hnon hirtooiK (ten JUNIORS PREPARE FOR PROM KEEP SPIRITS HIGH ft dm of IMS Octetdy mada Mm mart at PJLS. as achievers The foal tor the proar aat 14.000 The lonMr class made 13.WO ChrH Peterson •as Mm ttado( salesperson w h 71 cufum ubscnpte 11m dm had a lot to share They hod a Chnstmas troo hi Mm Iroat lobby dUNIQRS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS outside. total? HittjW ... tapper Hunters of teorica ... Puter ,.. ffwi io Mi. past out! ... sehead ... Boate Christmas IBo Io too But Io louT .. MOS ... Carbon's pend .. Marines . Don't you trot m MIT ... imp, •noni say otul Hoy doc Squcey loft hear it lor sery moof «he's butt'i m Ha Champapu bottlr lore ... Mov'd yoo two fit to her trank? .., Ron Cooper .., Grab o Haney ... But that would bo fyinf . I lore yew tnuce .. «hort i Salem He hh Nhat Curfew? ... 40 acres ... Can «e kidnap you? . . 00 NOT 06TURB .. flash banana Hey lack C J - M. H feta Pan caBn' yoo? Toad frostbite thondi .. term Dewey SdoBoo ... Cal ... ktfftxe I I actor me loam koddlit ... Rocky Horror Picture Shoo ... P.f CM At ... Dottey ... Pokey . Bon Oak 0. and Tyner Tech . . I hate chocolate shakes . Q ... Mabel I Many . Abel ft Cam .. Hi folnc ? ... Its |one! ... Hey is that a Nova? ... «dee's ... Erocyddac's yeBo ft poddhp o«h you ... Go Cubbies! ... It that a Mdy? ... Just once ... «hat are yoo tookln at? ... tel R to her ... frosty ... Lai I op .. Rente «hat eras that, a free? R’s Jaoon 70 U 2 teothoepteu Cheeky oeffios mi a nmnor duke MTV Ftotfo (lasses ... I wont ho home tonde ... Mason Mental hsbtwbon ... love ya to ... tab to we ... «ranctor t. yud! ... b Bn T V oooon peon and oraw|o. or ii R ooy eyes? The M| Mm bomber Too Rve in «farm riw—dby on ft pa Prince ... Superfreak1 Charfte MMtoast . . la port room 324 ... iqi on Karon’s ran ... I'm sM itandhty ... Sweet Cheeks ,.. Shaker ... Casey ft Dave ,.. Met lee's ... everybody oat a pancake ... «• tee Spencer ... L me dot ... lid I up Ml Rockierd? You dop It you map Oh. teat a fote« . . teba I cfld ... SRycam V(oo tel d Out bad ... Spud crick ... Fred ft Todd ... MCI cafeteria ... Sleep Cheap ... Say at la la ... The SmuhnobRr ... do plane ... Ml you bo ok, wo put ran out of |8t?1 ... Cecefta. Cedric' ... Y . Td Me 2 to cream emus, and 2 karyo Cokes' .. Sow k hdri .,. Seed MBer ft tosey ... Got down, yet had up scam. pt had doom. GET FUNKY! ... Yoert ufty and yew mother dosses you Rwy «yrm Stato Inoe ya BMy S 30 Rondemus' F OD later days JUNIOR JOTTINGS JUNIORS AT WORK OR PLAY — WE’RE BETTER TOGETHER lift jre the Sophomores competed thrv •utubon into hifh school and they ir« enjoy of the sophomore iter tremendously' ’Togetherness is whit thr sophomores dm u «I «betit They enjoy doinf thinfs toftther stated left Xner whether At hie Mif ptua after a baNfame or enjoymf j sums wrier day AWol Sophomores were active ta the Ml decorat leaturMf Syheste toe cat They bid MtoufH money toft oeer from their frothmm ytm. to the d t hive to hw My money mike projects th h hwri tlM n Mt«t Ivmm« 1 M MJrt mi 'P «d tukfc • Itlltt Immto - T0U1HH 1 ( Imt U Pm Mb. Ok tir Uu SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 9 -t-HE- SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES -6 SOPHOMORES tot SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES mviivAv ION OlO «4 V • '« 1 «V y Ima IMhit tom U Wmk Ut « • Vjitetn SOPHOMORES SlafftM UlMto fcW W VJ • ua. SOPHOMORES u on {Ml •MU Imrn SOPHOMORES K SOPHOMORES ‘‘Things Heard In The Hall.” PEACHY — KEEN. NEATO. WHERE’S MO? ‘‘I PITY THE FOOL ... ! HOW ARE YOU? “LET’S PARTY GOOD MORNING. HEY DUDE. HANG LOOSE. HAVE A NICE DAY! SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES It FRESHMEN FACE NEW CHALLENGES IN CLASSROOM TIM years freshmen laced two more chadenfet than just beinj the to«hest class they afce must have thrt ei|ht credlh and four yean of requred foflnh Treasurer Mindy Smrth commented on ho« she and her felon classmates felt ahoul these new requeements Most of the people in the class ready don't mmd because they're fotng on to codec . but those ehe aren't fed that they could use the eitra period tor some other class The freshmen class Presdent Matt Trpodi felt the Irrshmen are set apart trcm the rest d the classes by thee crk in the class rooai and on the , aU ill di -la fsTWsIs TI O As «nth every me omen freshmen class there nasal a ahofe tot el meney, so to raise some tends the class officers ashed every person ei the class lo denafe titty cents apiece the response «as peat tor the most part Mth the money raned the freshmen «ere able to purchase supples for halt dec or ebons and ho f c c mj Both Matt and Mndy left the one tNn| the freshmen lack cs davs participation in class promts, but «her. A comes lo class spin! especial in sports the «hole class comes toffther as one Aithou|h hi(h school rs often a rarhcal rtunfe from lumoi tu|h Matt said Plfth ai the homework ctohs. and other activities there hasn't been eneofti bme Mr Nfh schod to ready smk in” Both Matl and Mndy felt the one person «ho has worked the hardest for the class is Sarah Feke Sarah vehmteered the use ot her house lor had decor atom and helped pd up the dec or atom even thoufh she «as sick Md had a fever — tom Thaws hw Sw 0 «w Ihptt JUOas in m Mm i t u r r Claw OttKMs Mill tod IMf MR Km lackei Km Cndr t«w i«o •Mm dak freshmen j HI FRESHMEN ri • itt W«bm npvft irm M Utelfl CU [ nt n am CMW It ft ditto mm mM trtp (upn 1« Itl 4ka tton Or «mm • I on tffct fMtm. Mr MmMI mM Slot (««cur ifw w mNimmi tot l t tf f In i i -i n kj BUM (hi « •• r « Hi r'i r V ( a LJ.Lf_ f KT 3F. C ' n f U 1 U il C h «clan R«n lR f ff B « Sir9 3r3 RMti ClM| ClnMR Omni it R Ct f CM (!■ !■■ d r f o. Om| Cmm C mm4 « i v « 'i •« Il fllllillBgl 0.MHM f fRESHMEU _ i FRESHMEN v- iuMttti i; •( • torn Hrx K(M Onlafewr fts ta a «C D M W («MM infert Indian iw Faata FRESHMEN C; FRESHMEN IfMtMM n rnrsHMEH o fuesbme 71 1 Frosh Phrases Oh, yah rah. Hey baby. Come on, bring it on. Riff. Hang Loose. Hey man right here. Thanks, I love you too. What am I, chopped liver? I’m going to rock your world. Ba. Ha. Ha. Far out. This guy's unreal. Hey, million dollar industry. Unreal. Let it ride! Joe Mama. FRESHMEN C7 FRESHMEN h SPOTLIGHTS Most Valuable Players SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Hopes or a plajoH berth were crushed bf the ms duster system The players iHinp about the duster system were miied Seme became anfry when the «edited that the contuse duster irtlts couW sped thes season Othen thoufht that it the team sat undefeated the said automatic alt be in the playoff The system «as brought in M that sente of the ether teams would have a chance m the playoffs In the chaster there are five teams I the ctester sere larfer there would't be as much presswe put on a lew (amet Even though the team members stopped once in a white for a joke or a tau|h durwtf practice, they worked nforeusJy towards en- pronnf The (Hfercnt classes worked wed !otether, and everyone was an wnporlant cof la the feothafi mactaie Before each jam team captans Mall Starr John Came, and Scott Smith |ot the team fired up and ready for acflen Durr the season, the backtiefd of Scott Smith. Matt Starr and 0ou( Skies were on! some of the people who were responsible lor the success of the seasen. accord te Coach Mien. He ah mentoned that Dou| Skies Malt Stan. Scott letch and «specify Best Season Since 1977 Darren Stevens were some of the plays vdo owproved a peat ted Additional Mien mentioned that Dare I• land. Dou( Skdes Scott Smrih and MaH Stan deserved credt tor the skils that they nhibded throughout the season Reaevwi| special achievement awards were Tacklni award — hmor Dou( Skies Most Valuable lm wun - Server Iota Caine Most Valuable Back Senior Scott Smith and Ce Most Valuable players were Seniors Matt Stan and Dave frtflend CLUSTER SYSTEM KILLS SEASON 71 Inlr far Saw Mmm ml iMh • • ! to an fcw mimi M am In j« tow Man ltd ton • |w N i • to Am « tv inf (Mw H iv wmn hnn l«M tow Own JImmi IxUn tot omnrt m Scan Incto hm to mmi tow Ml fatori «top fc « nwlri to «carat Aw I Unit Satoat (a halai 9 W OiaM Scan Into toltotf torn totoa Cmw Malt Sian. 1« lidn ft lifUnd Scati lateto, laM Mad Aw ? tiaa Scan «awl ftorf Inter Into Maw let Marti. SAM Mclactoto lm Mnj M tnaav Iwi Sato . Man Suto Slaw CiaK Aw t to« liunr Hto ■ •« . Man Canat Mm Storctoat fni Rtf Datmr SnMv MM Irauto. to t p to Din SI Mato iato to tortord Ml tot Mu Fr d Into On lw«; Clan Utotn tow « ji p N Mn Ito a ( U tot Mi Dm tom Aw V la t« Cape Im Ian Man Sian Ctoto Katoartaa Stoat lean Ma l lafttr fan CaaAnw Aw ft Daw Dap . Ira Itow lama Stoat Irak rtanpaaa Tin «tea. fan Mcflwron Inii InM I ROCKIES HAVE SPECTACULAR SEASONS J. V. Undefeated With 2 Ties a 14 2 rocord trm 'Utrum «id proem t«mt Waturn, but a HHe dnap •orbm, “Wo pkjytd iWd • vtit d C«acii 0 import. mi tay tlatod ttw Coach hmmt bad Marc Each dotcnbod wit r ar They bw lift ■ ta Wart (an Plymouth comp tad dptaMd tiponoric . mi pbywf tat. «id a 7« rard too chit— patt tan D«i Bo la 0«m Hut UmUd Mp thorn a M. Thoy teamed a M horn Slrrtm to bo tho (m So both bot onto ory tab mistakes; to hopoWy too can start nnt yo« doM «hort m loft off this year. a BOfS UIMMPt ft.: Imlu CtMlNwr M«tt tw lulklii le«Mm Mat Imi twf'iw Am Dun WMfl MCmI M Nhm| JUb M i. On «m. M lUr (4 Hud DmM U|«(i • i Cud Mm Omtm m Drt Fr«mr On Hum Fa lum Ini Cud (•(• «C Acte My UrMr Mb hry« In lUpMi ft (mil bbvt It bf Ma M ran art! • unM bnl law GIRLS' FIRST WINNING SEASON Rookies Dominate Boys But Progress Is Noticeable ' AJthoufh the boyt imm I «am «at km young and uneipcrienctd, ordy 7 had tw t«um competi bvc v. the Icam mada peal progrett throughout the leaten and the future bekt hepehd.' itated Coach Wrte The team completed thee veaton aith a 4-9-1 recard. They aba broufht home a tecand place trophy from the Calumet Relay The tram eat lad hy Semen Doe Fraaler. ei the 50 and 100 • tree Bob Ceo ai the TOO and 500 m free. Chatter Abaw b the 700 I M and back Wrote, and hhn Aryan, in the breastrake Sephomoret Mark Kincade and Red Auden afw contributed greatly to the tease Sophomore Andy M tiler «at the leadbtg tear er urN be teaten ended thort became of a tkwif accident frethman 0a e Baker «at the top Aver Semen Bob Coak and Don franer «ere elected Co c apt amt The mett Valuable Smmmer «as Don Framr. and Mott hnpreved «at Ed Haack Sreannwif ft a tpert «hich requiret a M of hardarert The boyt twain or at 750.000 yard I of ether net j is an enpertant factor with a lean team Relay teams «M or leote at teamt not mdrri duah Every port that n mada it vftal and everyone mmt «ari to hofe accurmiate poadt NEW RUNNERS SPARK CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS Lack Of Experience Produces Mediocre Season Courag . that m what it lakes to be a emi ccurtsy rimes, cowage to |o out there airann nai odes as ttoey do It dso takes a tbek mth-«t 1WM1 to mm to altev schato when im an - M, |1MJ----a. — a. ------a___i owi iiwif io w. nm ■01 m onnMiwwv«iii 10 tfo (be best mm posstoty can art aha mayor lac ton to a erw tcuntry names, The baps' crass c cun try team toadied thru 19 3 seasMi «Mh a recesd to V6 adde the gelt toadied 1-4 ham David Fertw task a tost at the cam, ■Mat The baps jot a tilth at Scchanai Same to the ranm «ese competing m hifh schato crest cauntry tor thaa tost tone I he team aha (emitted to many freshman nmest Despite the tact that thep «ere compel mg m tofh school crass country tor toea tost tone. Freslanan Km liftotdt and Sewer Dawn Edwards «ese Im mm- bes one rmmen on lie teams For a peswd to tone newcomer Metame Day «as ranked number ana tor the GMt The bile to leam Captam ' is awarded each pear la the team member who has shown leadentop throughout the season Ssmart Dam fdwards and Chris Crowel were honored with this award Itode any team sets personal goats, a cross country team aha has a set goal to «proving what is caked team spits Thath the ddlerewc e be tween toe tune to the fast and the Mth runner The team members work to bnog their tones as ctose together as posstto to «prove the tom spfits Although tot team is dram eut over a« tour classes thep work very wed together That is es tremety «partial because togetherness pushes toe tern members equip to strive tor the goats OmW fart laM itrnmm. Oan Cnm (0 ft St andnf eut en the court «ndf the fnaeteif boat el the sun; concentrator! only o tto tenres bal m H sads back and tortfc across the court. Has euy be an eiampie of «hat a type trim Match could be Be. The beys' vanity tends team hnishfd the 1913 Mason «ith a 15-4 record Tiny took a tint at the Per Tournament and tied lor a second at the NIC Tournament The ywsier varsity team aho had a mnnanf season «nth a 10-3-1 record They test onty to North«ood. Nanae, and ChU They bed ajamst Bremen Gref Gerard had a peat season He «as ad- vanced le State competitor after mnew Sec ton ai and teponai He «as awarded Most Valuable player and Co captaaa and had the most em m any one Mason at Plymouth ten Stibenberi «as named Co-caftam He (lined the record «I haveif the most vanity «en Smmt fr f 0 4 to mOi 0 tot «mi V r«l tiltoM war toaat Bw« In p t toO um ftMWlT A' Mu km «I in ! Mt (m|M Mo Mj(u to f CO ltxB.« 0 0 JO M ll tnpa . WM hw Itw ftw • Ikifn to toy ton I'uw iu j ton topac . Kww to tract Rmw Itnt hrttmm 0 M Un W Into: Jofl Dndw tow tot WINNING SEASON FOR JV AND VARSITY TEAMS GREG GERARD QUALIFIES FOR STATE The Mental Attitude award recipients worr Merc Mormon end Onto! Aden Dm Brown received the M t Improved award T win ternis meet there mwsl M i fomi effort by al players A meet consists of three smgles •notches and two doubles matches To win a met a team mutt am at toast thro of the the matches So al ot the players hate an important role m the teams' victories An important part of any team a its managers They mo the ones a ho keep everyth ! nmmf smootHy throughout the season N was stated by Coach Bcnfe that the team manacers. Ocn Fraator, Betsy Gee. and Sarah Gudd all did their jobs eicep- horvaty wed « • y Sorwnw Bull Stan tot i Ima tf 2nd TRIP TO SWEET “16” CO-NLC, SECTIONAL, AND REGIONAL CHAMPS “tody n a word Seder Lynn Kmcade «ted Is dnaftt to Or Vanity Vctrytal ItM. ofech M m wtrtwfcf ward of 71-1 Mn B ftfl the toefhrst fane of the season came afairol Nava sm; tin M Hm fats just Mil play nl afaml «Mm “HfMfMs c4 to season. Coadi B slated «as chosen to Hm 1st Tw UConftrenc' Somm LaM Powe• mi Rim Macy were chosen to the 2nd Team M-Corderence. and Him Htmmt Gbson was chosen fenerato Mention M Conference The team too competed in three tournaments this season They held a Sandy Spfa Memorial In “The leam I feel accomptshed their (oats However there was ene particular fame that we lest (Tri- ton), that toy should have won. hot ether than that I feet ours foah were achieved.' staled Uach Shorter Wien Mns Shorter described to team in ewe ward, her comment was “Smart was wmone Refienai and W.C Coach B and her honor el e former Wood, and veBeyhal player «he IVI. IV) 1V4, IV) IVI IV IV M. IVI IjfefflHtCX. UUm IUI. IVI). IV4 iv u. ivi 1V7. IVI IVI. IVI) IV). IV IM VI «M THREE CONSECUTIVE SECTIONAL WINS Plfrim pride rs slit ■ • itstence m M when the pftfrim won their third censecutne sectonai Mte The Prtfrem defeated the Jbfos Do£ons end the MMi Glean F jkom ■ sectieail pier end then con tinued on to the TMurl reponal The refiaul feme e|4tmt eventual stole champion Narue was an eiceUnt show el determination The Pdfram were ouhcored by a email mwpn. but could be proud of the job the dd The reason befao iloortr. hut ended mctonously for the Npwn utth a 16 9 season Senior h Mopkms stated, teach Edrscn pushed us te our hnit and nude us want no less than to do the my PILGRIM PRIDE BOOSTED best job that we could pots do ” The Nfrimt •ihbited bat played by a team oho worked hard and possessed a let of sUI Senior Jam Johnson earned team Most Valuable Player, amonj several ether boners The robe el (he team uas not aiuay-s on the basketbafl court houem. as teach fdhoo stated. Some of the players received the recefndien they deserved throughout the season, but seme of the key people lor us tbs year were those that dd net score a treat deal but performed so wtl in seme of the most important but umoflced aspects of the (ame Possibly (ho main reason ue uere abb te achieve seme pate or the seceud ha of the season uas the treat attitude people had «ho were net playoef Other honors awarded to team menders were hbs iavrotd Gret Gerard, free ftoo A n Matt Starr. Retowd Awvd Jam Johnson. Assn! leader Jam Johnson Detorsne Amerd Scott Hoi land. kbit Patiraffc f ayer lam Johnson Al sec tioaal team was lame Johnson (2 yrv) Matt Starr. Tony Pbthou. and Gref Gerard M Reponal team was Jamie Johnson (2 yrs ). and Matt Starr so Sw Snh bMtmal V fct| (c l • « tar a mu. Iipti dune la ua (Wni t r Ar|oi i(Ns t «( Mctwui M Um Mi tar la triy an l l| |MW ifant ta 0 llWt u e 41 47 WtfiMMa 50 51 lata n 57 l W t? 54 51 45 IMUi 41 57 SI M| •4 S3 CM 4« 5 Rwhm 74 59 tan 51 57 CiwoH 7 X) «7 to i«1 tpor 7 a tattaal •1 51 Sana 5ft 79 Oaata «4 54 Crfaa. « M ' M 4) l«S 44 M talNlM 45 «7 ■ ruafcapnri 5 GOALS PROVIDE A POSITIVE OUTLOOK Consistency, Depth, And Height Affect Seasons Goth. goats. («ih Every team sets pA 1« to play c«nil!tatty from one game lo (he ntxt The themsehres Coats pn them somHhetg to strive tar hen became better at playing comrstentty as toe A (Ml tar toe freshmen ByUrltol team mas set by season prefressed accerdng to Coach Seed Coach Scott fin goal «I completing a «o«tof fen langfeidt tod (he learn to rebounds and season, an rurrooriy achieved «hen tot boys ho- sconog ahie Mart lose tod to Irootorows •shod ti ll. The taw Vanity lean had three man (oah sot One to toe best fames to toe teas«i am ««mi tor themselves One aas to «to al to the seasonal Warsaw Ttos gaow was Warsaw's Rest and otoy gaums They came very close to toe goal to ato defeat to toe season Another memorable victory tong toe Hehday Tournament — bomg defeated by «as agamsl Rochester alter tosmg to them pre ? ponds by Warsaw m toe hnoi game The toed vtoatoy goal. «Inch a as sweets study met. aas to remam A lac tar which affected the season aas toani undefeated to the MC cotocreacc f«r« bdlmi - I. . I 34 f ao 40 4 sisecess t tttUTY ♦ I InjH Mm. lav NmI OnCmK law Nwl W Ii«m Iwi Mi Mki Im Im CMdi km In! H .CnaMh Im NM iWim at bun Ufewn m« i M ban fw few efeW Hv l M 11 1 an 1 Mm I MW (n xk |M t$ 1« •« • Im pwh inf lk w lb «Ml « I t w Try I few da la Ufce iiM An M« l et lal Ml Mar trktwf few M fen th |M «(Mil l.. w leu final wan A 14m MmIm M |il i M Dd Ml Man MfWw CLOSE GAMES COST GIRLS WINNING SEASON FREETHROW PERCENTAGE HOLDS TEAM BACK The prh wtruly bnkefbti team bit a lot oi fames bf lew pomts ttm rear Accordnf to Mr Teal 4 they cotfd have Krrjud ft If percmtafe bf just tour pwrcerrt they codd have bettered the 711 season Mr. Teal then «Med that even thowfh Mn year and tost here been ♦nutriton. he teds the f h hive ««proved • tot fundamental! Seraor startmf fuard l«u Pswetl and Mr Teal both apeed their toufhest («net ths fear were it«nl Rirue and Riener Lana ad ded that in the Warsaw (ante she tett the rHerees let the (ana |tt aut ot hand This ftar the MW award went to lunor Roiarne Gfcton Alonf with that. Roianae Mm received the leaMnf Rebounder and Freethrow award Senior Tana Powel received the award tor mast steals Senior I ana Rowel received the award tor most assists Sophemere Anpe Hunter received the award lor most ««proved Two prh nude M Con lorence Roxanne Gfeson and Lari K i Roianne mad tost team and lort made second team Mr Teal eipiamed that he was happf that this rear he was able to pve a tot d the frH on the team some tamtf eipenertce Girh he said that received it were turners Rot ante Gibson, lari Kid. Dana Gent, and Chris Peterson, and sophomores Anpe Hunter and Cm Roberts The prh F-V team received the same record as tost year, which was 114. but accemphhed some thmf the have wet done tor rears: they beat Wawaset After startmf with an up and down sea sew. the team was abk to ww thew last tour fames d the rear Miss Tour said that toward the end d the season the prh realf started fettinf thmfi tof ether. The toufhest fame the I V wow ttm year was the fame ifamst Wawasee The toufhest fame the l-V lost, however, was the Warsaw fame added Mss Taunt K Wi V ur, Bjwitkal f IrunUri «Ur •++• «W( to IM Ml m t tot k «t ni IritoR St«n 6m hIi Mml lm W6t mMm IW M ito f l MM MM« l 1i 4wM ton to ttoct '► Mat liim Gfctm «h iwM tw pMKt m «M tnad MMN iMKi’TT . j tot Inm Imm I BnmUu «« MK Ik lid Stop (torn .? Mri Tr Sihi •w-hw Km CM« hm M n Imn Mfcv NcM MmcI hm, Wr ROt HCMRD Dm Mkim n Op M SB M m SI •S (lm SP n IM tt H Rr hunt N SI WwUmeM St M UfM M is •«IN 1) SI Mn m it Oto u u Gm m « Sf 1 (part St It Cmtmi M IS Itom S6 II Mm SI u ImMm 13 m l«HN SI it CM M u Omr II Of I I ItoMM PS ROCKIES REPEAT AS SECTIONAL CHAMPS ol tha top rwtod kMi m Hm vLjtt Gref TH vmtWn Hut Wft wit to itdi mm Scotl kmm Crtf Kan, I3S b imy tato . IS? tot.. mi ScaH Mlk. 155 In TWw «nHn u tiw S «« YOUNG TEAM AND NEW COACHES IN 1984 ITMB MMM « miewtun triw— Otyw 0 m SIS MV h—i 07 701 177 ihhM- ate •7 0 71S ?JS «7 111 Wt- c«me MO M« ft. . 711 M 7 •Wll.w. M« «7 0 III nnuJli OS IS7 7 7 C vt d ns 714 os IS .7 717 'vn i i S77 «17 712 «S1 71 0 Si«M« 17 7S 11 1 S7 7S in n st««a 7VJ n «7 Ml 17« Fehrer Breaks Record On Vault The (ymnaibct te— ol 19M was baiKaby a very new team The coaches both new and there acre my many yoursf [ymnash on the team Mm tonus am made head coach ol the team and I or me Plymouth gymnast Charlene Del was named at the atm tint coach The team eat ah® nude up oI many oea member There acre only til prfc that had lettered before on the tqtad The rest of the team consisted ot toorteen hethmen that aero very strong competitors Coach Del eiptamed. There wat a lot el eiperenentabon betacen erery body. She aha commented that since the team a at to young I ihodd be very strong ei the future The gymusti atse |ot to choose new —tonas fer tbemtehes ths year The school pad for half of each and the to— members pad ter the ether haft Each gymnast ad then keep her underm The squad ahe received nea warm ups Krts Febra was a ten streaf competitor for Pfymooth throughout the season She broke a ichod record by recemnf a M on vadtmf Km ah Placed Sth at reganal competition At the oad of the season most valuable awards were received by Pa e Hoiem bef—mf. lamey Ptltv tntermodate and Mkheie Snyder m ophonai M Cmolti BOYS’ TRACK Brett Starr And Don Heastip Advance To Regional Action The boy track trim tevshed the mma with a record of 6 6 Coach Benje word la descnfce the season ■« ‘dttappowtmerH Ha Ml tt y didn't •in al o( the three way meets they coUd have Owtstandmc team mi whirs •ere Senm Matt Starr and Sophoowe Brett Starr ei the dscin and turner Den Heathp m the hwrdks Matt and Brett Starr eichanfed S record breaknf throws attofether w the discus Brett finely anchored the new school retard and qualified twrnetf tor Reftenji with a throw of 1UI teat Atso adrancmf to Reponal was Don Heaskp in the hvdks Al the season s end Brett Starr was named Most Improved. Don Heathp was awarded the Mte Most Vduabfc. and Ben Boys was chosen tor the Mental AtMude award (WnthdOnmnUfCMIMM Omthrtn CkartvrwiwlM. «Wfafwiannadm Servor Chris Crow! and Sophomore Jen lanffetdt brinf the lint two places oi a im wr fee rim pmm • o«h m— ♦. • distance mod. hm I Uack NmW Mm CUmW w lb not Sint frwt Stan a a mi Mmk W™ 0ram (tera Siram O•« W«eW«lM Chra Craml Win Strwln Ora Iben Mm Cm. Cam HWOeram Don Mani 1WM M M CmM Cwl Nr ICO 0 rt Tract krtm M c ( «Mtet ft m mn « In t f— W 0 iMMt « latfh Mtl CKI Ma Dir Mm ► im • ««r mm W p •W Tract w town Nr ten Man Cm a Ik ti ilrttr te te m tew iwwiili GIRLS END WITH GREAT SEASON The gsrts track team had m outstanding hnnh wdh the record endwg up to be f-2 The team's weakest areas were tong jump and she put. whdt the strongest areas were sprints, discus relays. and others According to Coach Taunt 36 prh tned out and 27 stared on the loam. The captains were Tana P owe It and Kim Macy Some gets that deserved special recogeehon tor their hard work ire Tana. Kim Dana Cent, and tori Kiel The team placed third in the ItC I {tit members quakfied ter regmnah alter parbetpatmg in sectionals Lori Kiel Lon Corte Kris Dragam. Sherri Sperry, and Deanna Atkins qualified in the 1600 m relay hi the 400 m relay Dana Cent Sherri Sperry Holy Mfong (data tuentes, and Brenda Hartman adv meed Kim Macy broke the shot pot md dbcus records, whde Sheryl Sperrr. Holy NHong. Dana Gets!, and Edaha fuenfes broke the 400 m relay record Tana tout broke the S00 m nei record, and Oana Gent dM the same in fee 100 m dash The awards given to the top girfs track team members were Meet Improved — Kim Macy. Most Valuable — Dana Gent, and for meat atMude K was a tie between Dana Gent and Tana Powell 102-dm Pack Uk t'K km I lu M c«i Id ( • « Kjim I« k, Tim tad Mt u|. Km M r Mh On Stmt VMtv M Om “w fl •.'Avd ! «”?. Kittt fcMta lMii Am . Iki Mm TMto m ImM Hmm dtw J Ami (Ml. Km friem l«n KM M Pm M H t t«t him Him Mm Mn tart. Omd (mm (m IpMIii IMM Ctatrf 5W StKT IncK McM Ni.Ml M Cm Itadi Mf MtMl (rami W IMifc bw (V-il idtahn IimmIii l«M tat Ik «if U i ImtM Irm tat tat It M| wmt Kidb Mfh I d Ita H M t I MM taun itrMrta mt Mw« • bf rami CMt Tract Id) IM.tan H MStMH ) M « Mar . Sum SctoMt Kmm f.fcr, R ( Mnu.( .• .' Oi«t Mm. Um ftfoun. «f Baa Ml tefli Crag KkMc Kot Mr •.' MM OB. Ml Shmmi IwIWV . Mi Mn AmfcM. M Mft«l MMjh Rinat The 19M lunter Varut, Basobafl team mm made up ol Mi freshman. nine sophomores. and one ju- nior. 01those siiteen players. eifht of the were cn the 1983 hwor Varsity team TIM «as a heiptnf fact because i produced a more eiperwnced team, a trait But «at needed to play approiimatety twenty fame threu|hout the lease The started out the season slowty. M famed speed as the fames came further into the season The team's mam problem was hitting. No one went op to the plate and ccmislently lit the bal. Hewev- cr. they made up in thor pdchnf Mr Scott com- mented. the pitching was more than adequate Despite the bad paints, the food points teetered out and made the season a faiHy tuccesshd ene. ?.v vn vuww ken easier n « a m ii mwtotap ad iriwtuuOir felt out Hob Mr (M Mm) « 4 C «t •• ■Oiomim' awi to I M It Starting Off Slow, But Picking Up. J.V. HAVE GOOD SEASON iif iv imw AilVv lulwi SI tt ■ •« ur w 9 - «K Kl- Wm •W to «W pUW M Gw Sww ur«wi f nm «. It M •:• I« IummU Wd oppcnwi ttn • I • •• %• « • Undefeated Regular Season ImMw But Stem r l SiM«—■ W.-i « «• «• « • •. pnrti • «rt i t 1m ithmi { «( « prrV iot| Ww f f M ki bfaii m 4 HN MM luck Jm hN I prate I fn • hob tV jjn (Iwl i • Twi Hcmi Hat I U«p M« Itentaa Dm| Omm. toa Itewa Cm • «( • tel • C t Carpte ' 0 • fart fcaO W fr l St ter Mbrt lacte («« fc«« Id Haac UPSETS LIFT SEASON Team Makes Regional The pit team brushed 124 ovrrai and 4-3 ei the NiC 3 losses ■•r« handed to tho team b. 19 ranked Rochester. 13th ranked LaWle and 6 ranked Waaasee. al very tofhty retarded Plymouth aho hOMt teams Ike 1? racked laforle hmce dureif tho season), and tefhty retarded Warsaw and Sou Bend Moy These wan provided the hfh marts lor the season la the CMA and La Vie mntabonah Ton Harman placed last He aho placed first io tho sectional At the sectional, the whole team finished thrd ntuch qualified them lor rtfonal Marc Morrison M a season atorafe of 10 5 with his season best benf 75 a|amst Warsaw Mart Lsp h and Oouf Chase showed pod potential by pestmf rounds of 12 and 15 respectively The Mth spot on randy nas battled tor al season by Chuck teeny and Brace Knapp Bruce fcoaly won the spot by shoo It ifanst Warsaw and an 14 al Vie conference tournament, which was low tor the team Topthemess is mental m pH but the team was unable to play tof ether consistency Hus year The bad neather played a tnf lacier m Cm lie cm MMr pftof i | Ht torn Hjtl «ton br|Mt Hli | 1mm 0 Httimf Mil « 1 —n iw topHaram Mr himw • Mm Ik Man pnhoMth lilt rwvl Ik WO to M «toil I mi a « W ptorl • « SiptoMt Bm HimI m U«m to i Uwaftw r j IwMrt tor to iltoMi S«m 1«M Mai (an to 1 toM to «M at 4‘'to' ’ rUnownx «a Om| Mtrv B MrOn «H Jatoart ft. ? Mat Strwv MmS Iitmt Irrtam tom 4W tow Aw j k Into Slot ttanr aft low ft ' frto Seri Ml StatoM M Naatob VW WUWS EYPM? UNUSUAL NAMES CARRY TEAMS ftp FruN. Elements Uv«f ftrdv Crary i. kroa Hands No Ihese art oot the names «I rod pospt The art enfy lift of Hm many intramural ft aim. In al. there wort 151 (Aims on II learns The statoo consoled of as «arty as 2i fames if a learn went afl the «ay and non the loumemtnt In the doable eimeiahan toimament the lop I learns of the rtfidar season «me put in the A- leifot (he 10 other teams «ere then put ei the B It aft The «norms of the A leafue received shots and a pim Anner The «miners of the Bleep also recanted a pun Anner Freshman Mbe VoArath described the tooma ment. 'It's the most fun ttmf of mtramurah It's peaf' he p ( le play hA court and also had refer eev udbe the season Mramara bastetbal A a spert «there tofether •ess h m essential part ef play Mr Snyder, the orfawer. said, the teams have to fet themsehes orfawtd They need to fet tofether and farm thee onn style ef nardrebe and names The names nere a very enpertant part of the teams Affheufh musual. (hey added aniqgeness [ten theufh intramural basketbal didr I fet as intense as varsity sports. N nas stN Med with many memorable memrnfs Mowtollt ROCKETTES HOLD CLINIC Flags Go To Camp Ito factrttM m IU) M In I Ut t KjMw. C«H Mm (to MdMk UnRmi U( m «id Mop ladw| 7 Imm IMn Shjn AMn M6« 1« NbcM HtMti Mtf bd| VMM NO? PCPJMD C M NdMt in kcti Mi i kpdn • lh IkWIm 4«k« clm 112 «MMMlt. I U(1 Ind CM U f n W Mrary lava Hajdrfi Hm« Tom! In, ItumM Han. U«nr ImU Stm. JU .ferli Cw Ora 6m bm4M Ufa • •« • • CHEERLEADERS COMMUNICATE WITH CROWD V5FJV UNIFORMS PURCHASED Commjmc atari is a key chwxtorisbc to a successful cheerleader H n important tor cheer- leaders to be tbtr to cammuncate with the crowd effectively bp proper tnf enthusiasm ind ipnt Mrs Tool riptieed, lumps. partner stunts and (rnuihcs hrfhkftrt the enttunusm the cheerleader is trpinf to communicate Those mike the cheers more eictbnf and «rterethnf The monep made bp the cheerleaders this pear was mod to purchase new underim lor the mate cheerleaders The money was raised by sponsonnf three dances They also sponsored the ttard annual cheerleader chne lor etemen tary frts. At the bepnnnf of exh pew the squid members tided their captain The ISM cate- taint were freshnen - Kim Ixhor. Ml Sports - tape lohnston. lunor Varsity - Krista Starr and Vanity — Gina Serf OwrrteiOw In btfiWw m«ai(n Om Nfnwm tor I Mlwp HiOomu •«Iif Cm. Im f nied 0K ! • « Om( Mn. Jjr UM Cm STUDENT COUNCIL ENHANCES COMMUNITY snror COUNCt ftm : Bth (n.6nW In to Mht Ia UU W Naa lr Hard • n • (Mf fcM faM. Ui Slat. Im ««! Barf Clttt la Jtffrr Ctoa ft Tan TMm At J fc t«a It Bfonivt Uu llu Matt StUia Ml Itta •• Ha. fr«J ltd. ad Wun H a fcw i Spana Mrt Char Km K« k ■ • MtlAtr ■« ltc a tiMty MW Sat ft . Mnh SmIK lai BaaMt Mtfl T« mI ad S aaa I Kact Some Pictures Courtesy of the Pilot News frtttmm Nar PW tt t itm at a a4 d IW Chml •tat pdf tuMW| M Sali t tiptcM I W«f i Sdua «wai to a«« Uu d iw MHn Horn n |tffm i Iw W( fraa tat d Uwi Kdl Cktfai at tkaa Sttu MRft Ra Hit Mtra It pa a la a pmaMt «II iMrtp 111 Throughout the school year. Student Cowed (composed ol e M representatrm from each dm) dees a M. not only for the school. but kr the community Members are eipected to HI the pep auchine. and brmj other students ideas Mo the meetmjs to doom Thh year's members were very active. sponsormj a wide variety et activities in chMng the MOKf dance MOtP rs prom spelled hacawir(h. and ererylhnc it the opposite at prom Another activity net the underprivffc|ed cMdren t Christmas parly, where student cowed members go and pick up the chddren imder the age of 12, and IiiWwi (Ml TryaO mti • l cW Oum « • | (i We toaa «I ntimy iw emant I'tiNw In I lent 4mw mtt m fmi M«i IW red r Cwritnn «t IW mnV Camlet pm t to iw cMtoen hnng them back to the high school Presents, piua and reereahon are provided atong with Santa to entertain the chddrw There is afco a StudeM Coun- cil E(change ohere Mferent schooh student cosm cl members come to the school to see PKS and get seme new ideas lor the student council dtso afl through the year Plymouth sends representatives ol our school to go to other sc hods and get ideas The student counci also bought an announcement ma- chine for the cafeteria for thou students nho do not hear the announcements in the morainf hinwr I«h RWk mi torr ImMI canear toe fits hmtouH «Ulmer to (Wm «I ito Steam lUUwit Swim Hato Ktoww H 9m Camtnn («0 nitop) n tointy mm W mm cards It a iMi M iMwl Sltont CmkA 111 Swans Pw| totov mi lm ftom mmt mtkSmf i |aad ■rtlWliln FRENCH AND SPANISH CLUBS HAVE A BUSY YEAR The french and Spans Clubs both had an adlv- ity-ftted fear. The French Dub members sponsored a dance mM canubom tor homecemwf. and had a Mente Carta ntfht That aho enfoyed a French Mai at The French Martet to South Bend There they dned upon tatty salads chicken and a scrunptnus dot tart plate. Thee Christmas cctebrataon mchjded a ted cocked meal, fift eichanee. a scavenfer hint, and the baddtonai Buche De ttoet Spanish Dub membert tpontared a Haloneen dance, cooked and prepared a Christmas meal and held a 'last tie ' tor Sonor members They also enjoyed a me at the Hacienda and san the God sped production at St. Mary's. Tefethcr the tno ctobs had a haynde I he hjjrr ide corssted of a nemer and marshmadon roast, a basebal (ante, and a ride doen the country roads In addlbon to other ctoh Ktwitm. tome Spanish Dub mombers took a trip to Meiico Herr the students towed Taco. Meiico City, and Acapulco They towed silver mines, prtamds and anthropek |y rmncwm to name a ten They enpyed shoppinf and eatin| in Meikan pieces The membership of both dubs «creased Mrs Nocnen stated that it was probably because there nas no «dermal initiation Mombers of any ctob must learn to wort tofcther i they wuh to |et anyth xcompfcshod M takes cooper «ton and everyone's help to wcceed The Spamsh Club Officers were President - Irene Itor Treasure — Kris Dragem thee President — toft Smith Secretary — lamey Pitts Tit tSWaaii a MOaO Uhko ito tH 9m wnm ¥ T %• m J n tin U hr OitWH MU eo m (eon i ffr. a !• Miiwn mMm m samUi cam wnw wn emr SMASH Qll leu ; Dm friMt Grry Carol. Wait Ind. Wtwr km tor ho. Wl tom Cm i|r to Heart, lb McCi . n Itoaaa Own to ft to fral to l«tNr Skew Ck k to I'M . Pel M 1« Iton tot ton M • a cr InOi tom Str Nuto to a— toev ton OOH toa I Saur laaaOct. Strok torn llu U«P Clan Man . Uv SrO larwOct. Ira Inaatok lart Uorta Sinar Mato Ciffc to . lam «m Ito NaMwrae ha i to Hi(w Sira torikaraa Mi t«Mk« Graf Raaia Sa « Mi Daa( MUrv Scan Hint Ira I inuilri Ota Rrt «to to Clack tod Pen to tarta. Jack fnd St rear Dmto l M NiM|« lan Maar tor 0 1 « tan to to Ctata NOrrtm Naur tot tor lack McCray SaamkattoWi Ikr Sraan Ck I loam am •I IW ' ! CD «hr C«to toft CM I mi dta n Mmur km Wm H k «to J m M im l « fimth CM nl4l«r. knjkliU 1 ■It fKNCM aiM Aw J Ml lit OiH Mom MM k Ur • ? Ctoto (iKktm f Cm • k ri! PMW«. «wit MM Utt iMMt M M « Slot km I .f IfarM Mo VMM Met Km Im Dm Omto CmM '«M 'irtwil tom Cmrwt fed Krt?«l Hit ♦ Sum Inn, kUt feat . Mm Mm A 5 Imti «Ml twriu IM I Mr• IkMrm la fcafe . MM Mo Nut Mrt 0mr bntaJ Omu i rt M a 0 fM ■ CMf kMMt V M,'Mll...lH(tml«.CM k ktl' «tt i F i, CM Hawk UK Imt M IikM Mm la Cato la . M Im Iwn McPWtrtw. Im N Uu Mm Im Marl U m4. N.« VjI - l M Sutm km 9m art 9 arf MK htwi Hula Mam lam lafcMf aart tt t K Strw M m Wi to lira apta | II lime CM (Mean wv im Cm Rrtto - ft htMrat. tort k arv f « k CM V«TU 1 Mm a paah N f rw. tan • iMnltMili Fimk dm «to law CM ART AND SKI CLUBS STAY ACTIVE Time was plenty o vm tarty in the leiun ter the tiki club, bat due to ■«met «either m February and March the rest of the season was cut shert The members voted to p M loyal tabr and the cost tor r rat ah rad lessons an 7 'heady ski ckh is ra eiceilent aay to enjjje m an eipcnwe sport lor a cheap price. stated dub sponsor Mr Sira moaskt On a Ifhtcr note Mr Shumawsky con merited, we had a pod group ol kdt Some of them unproved so much they started skan( op hi and ndatf the chairtFl doan te make things cha lenjinf ' The Art Chb had an riot mg and mterestin| ye . Some M the usual activities «eluded desigmtg and pawtmg a break throup st I basketball (antes and wrestht| matches, panbrtf McDonalds rad Kentucky fried Chtckra s windows at Christmas rad the monthty evwong meetings New actmtws included pamhn( sports hfures et (he [irts gym. held trips te Conn Prane and the CMdren t Muse um at ksdianapoks. seine Btg led cap 1« a money maljn| project and spomwinj an all fame dance The ertkers were President. Fred Kaytor; Vice President. Mart Espich: Secretary. Derek fvrtand and Treat . Km Hodps W MOr tateun aid lipHewm life Mmui md Pm N mehr ira n«x « IW armd d tto imr pm+m me bwi lira tty i (nOM4 n imn e Wmn Klif letcn to • trsl Mar Mr Pm Mwawi I—W «1 cm «e 1 v IM K 0« H r.rara Udm m«-« («k Km NMtn Mi ItalML Pm Mkmaw W5M . Mr. lot. law Traaw Km ftm fetfMJ Mwaan IkMi Mai fern liH Omm ft . Ua OmIw. KiIH tweyt («., Mh Wtm Otv CMii MfUm «cra ewMran mSjmj Dan he h trari Hti Dwaatm M tee. hud Mn Ora Itmht Mart Sl rt Stacey le cK tan toatfWJ Isa ra l baM I raw Cm Mrs. few Ifewn Hat hctwH fee in an cm T m| KMHlVwKt tfapn lm Inw to l twdrt IU Im |h m, , pr«p n V rwf « for rmmf rw « Ifo Mnl 1« Info ti T i am ft 2 M- ftaVMniw Mn • • tor Cdnft He Vn Boom iiWh Inftmti Carpk On « • % « « • Mi Uu H InI kitt Mm ft ) to) CMp Into Mm (Mi ft (Imwiti Hgt Metunt tan Mmfo. Mi MM toi cm i?) This yoar't Fep Club was «wMol chine ' additions One of the chanfrs ati i switch of the tradbonai rad tanfm to shad sleeved shirts. Senior cards such is the ones worn by Larry Roarhtf ■ha wit tin year's spmt man ane another add hon «tech hepetuiy ad slay as a tradition Chm Gardner did a fine job represent the school as the Nfnans' mascot The Pet Chafe as aha an before kept 4s reputa hon at bem| the best morale butder the school has. Some ot the special activ4.es Np Club dd Mo year were the sponsor ot two dances and a freceey rathe These arttastoet arara used at hand ranees to help caver the dub s etpenscs Msa. the dub boufht a biaahet la cater the scorers' bench at home basketbal comes As a member ot Fep Chb 4 it repaired that each mender attended afl home baskethal fames and boucht a season ticket and a start That years' dub sponsor «as once ajar Mrs Brummett The officers were Katie Yaatrtck. Ke«y Enftand and Wendy Harris onem r m mn No can nn. l i i hny cam 6 Om Mn wm« ii amel Bmer Mm wdiua, r ta Ho can FUTURE TEACHERS, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FFA, Learning Through Experience Ths year s futve fanners chapter aas one M of tradition Dm chapter an kept busy ait the usual adivdws Hut H participates « A major contest was sod iud|in| hknost mrj member ot the chapter pert c ated in thm event The chapter had members travel to the area contest m this event Chns ttotderman. Ron HoMenaan. Ed Hartman, and Tim MclocMn placed thwd out ot twenty teams le qudtly lor the area contest The chapter also had members Hut participated in other Mr t contests such n bested Me , davy Mf t and porftry ' ' k The chapter's prwm sorce ot income aas from the |arden seeds they sett in the spnoj aien( with the rat panen they sold dureif har vest time Most of the money earned is used in prepare for and held the anrmaJ banquet M of the members and thev families are mrtvd and the yearty auatds are fiven out The ban- qoot b nm by Mr McCotbu(h. the chapters Adnser akr uifh some help of the officers Ties year's officers aere. President Ed Pert ms. Vkc PresMenf Rod Ronh. Secretary Ed Hartman. Reporter Marc Cads. Treasurer Chns Crewel, and Seat total Chris Halderman The chapter sweet heart was Tracy Rod Htwtan WIM y m r f J Omit •« h - Onwawy. Iiwlnwmw l«xr Oan Wo—a On. CW hnln tary MaaWM fta ? m ItMt M hrt. 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P • 5 r iqni 0| Apn|t pur uo iuc3 o| pmm Appstod 0) pur lM(prr| in immiu ut «mm o| u um| -rpuMMIIOMJ Af10 Mil V I I 0 MRUIMN f MJ 0| P p MJ «« dwq uaqa upn|s r luicjni Aq Mqx9| •i a Amr NMixri MR n tip] ml |uopn|i mr h m ty viMi r i «i m«i u pruMtc ioa tqr ur uimii tqnp M{| ur A wiRMid IN RiSari Mni A®m Arp prq mr o| piKthuoo Arp pppi r jo| tu|3 r hMi]C | IN «irdraRJCd o ql«w Jf mr o| pur i oqM Ajf|UMu«tr mr 0| pofMCii «MquiMii sqnp y j j litrA mu tuquttm |ou ini Amr r umr lw|3C | inoqr amui nrh r P i i nuouiy p iiMpr i rmi •| Mil mqumu p junouir JunruxN uc SUNSHINE EXPANDS tom fti Ma iW Saun amrr im « pto to «Atn| Ik Uttt 0« WMlOtotot OWCf Aceordnf le Mrs GJHord Sunshw hid the best turnout ol members this « compared to prevmus yo vs Undorctassmon snehed the club rjeij with a lot of new memheri The ebb sponsored a dance tor Veienbne f Day the sweetheart dance och a put on every year. They worked very hard to mabo the dance a bif success. eerkof after school and on school wfhts to cet ready far it. The onfy money maknf project they had was Hits dance The theme el the dance was Up U and Away. H 6d prove to be a bif success Every ye Hie semen ftrts setocl a woman that they look «9 to end respect This woman is the ideal lady The firts and thru ideal ladns met at a dinner ei May Kay prh wore Karon Bakr lerwler Coyer. Doena Foeco. khchde Snyder, lii Stewart, bony Ohter. lane Ganfbft. Nancy Fisher. I ana Powe . S ab GuM. Debt laver, lori taeataki. Km Nee dbt(. laefue Johnson. Dawna Botset. Darien Sc - tk-Mfh, and infw tohnston Club Officers were n----a- -• I.J UM. MU. n-----i- U,______ Quablne r f on Wf iic rr?i J” « lecerdni Secretvy Betsy Gee. Cerrespon i| Soc- retary: Tana taro . Treasurer Krista Stan. Chapin: lew anna Broeckw IwMn IMrdAMW a 1 Paf IWm. Cut li«MI I l to NUft U.n Utr DUI« to Nit Km K« k Cut M Ut • 2 Iton MHuar mm ImrMt S«i MU m MS . town tonakii Maay raeOrid Ot u Man. ■ Satan Sat ft ba Ceby tm I tic Ow SMI lari' OtmUO Slacr Dmkn Ho Man haem PMm MU Macar ftrii Ctontuma la. IUcUm (Mtt In taoa he « aid Kmta Star (may to r lry la orO lBSuwMa BUSINESS CLUB AND AFS TRAVEL The Busmess Club traveled to ft Nayne to tour Line oh Lde Insurance Otftcers end htecmtionP Buwmu Cadet to October The club enyoyed the trp very much Karen Bake dated that they under stand a filth bit better hon He etsurance «ortis As a ne protect the chb sold T Sorts with the club's name on them The chb «as entertained by fued speakers lib frusheur hem Ice Cream farter and fib linden hem aun[ Doer To fain recefieton. American Field Service beufM an ATS tt f to han| n the cafeteria «rth the ftafs horn other countries fib Shockney hopes that by dkpisync the Haf. mare students ufl take netke of AfS h June. Plymouth was the spot ot an AfS bus start and step The bus dart «. eichanfe students hem the sumnaadinf communities ceme tofether and |et e« a bus and have! vomd the US. The dop is just a resfanf area ler a poop that has already been trivednt The othcers lor the lttS-14 year «ore: lane Schafer — President. Lesley Cloeys — Vice Presi- dent; Deem fence — Secretary; Sue Curtis — Treasteer. and 6«en OeMont — lid on an P • I Ui UMf Cm IjCk Hnh inO. hi Hvlmn Sm Orti lni« Clam. «■ h«Mw Cmm Ot UmA Ifatanai Omm free Wuvbn CWn Unai. Ctlfc IMa mt V«ii Sm UM ftm ; Salta (m, CtaMlM. Cntf U«. Mr U f Mi iryUrri Uttn PWfW beta ft r Mm IA| mkm DnU Sl«p«taft bd (iVn Om End . CM 1« AviH SawkMf On Ummi tm McMm lui MUmwi Uw Ohe lew UuO Hot M i Im Cm IkMi H i Net nt H W t T 0Mil U | Cap brnt Harm law V u w euHWt t ««awe. w I W, - Ota U am tnpeta we letat CU t duuu mat it «aM li t. ii In m eerwter taail Ca«« wwui i«Ot em m w m u wwv nun lap. IM «fi am A-V, PHY-CHEM, AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUBS A-V started out this year by ti a| pin to raise money After that they had a Christmas party to celebrate the season And (hamj the first semester they had some speakers come ki and la about the future ot A-V Dunn| the rest of the year they nere purmnf to f© to the WICU statam m South Bend and they nere planner to jo to the South Pubhc l cary to observe thee computer system Indostnai Arts Club, dumf the first part ot year, took a held tnp to the Aeanti car plant in South Bend Then ckrmj Christmas they atao had a party at Pu a Hot The piam tor the rest «I the year nere to take another field trip and to keep up their monthly oorfc meetings Phy-Chem started then year by haein| a Halo een party mth Mo Alpha Theta After that they took some snon samples tor Purdoe and later on they took a trip to Pom Mifh School Planetarum The future plans nere to compete at contest MS OCM kU CWw Mm Km Orafm. ban lm. al Rm M Id. Raal MH Omn Uurh. hope Nd ( (km MM mrrum Rrt Our Mr Dtp Graf (c f IwH ' lMr MmUdMi Own W J la Mharl On Imm Or.tt ham In Tn Dmnam Mm ft Hat fcbnta, Mart Styars bran l( d tan MtAntn. Saohavna I I aaila Card Id halt In a .Smart Nr . •tatanaa dM «at rnatld by a rtilori IM M MOn l —i (I Inn aa k«m I I iwitw uh « ytKi to can mM to ttitini (tarn toatatt da ant a Iw •«• • tafd • uiH to wart aa tar paiacl aMtft ita tat to tail to taatett Kusritti «m (lia 0 lota Maitaa Owl lama J '«ft. Mat W a« lam Itrtf «T4 Bnw Ml Siam tocladtai tai It. tvr rami' m hrfar Cart Mta Oar 'to Malta '« 'fta Bartrrwto r«M IIkIni. w«n Ctaa tofmw. ta 'Han OkaU Iwn ata lam ••rtf tom a aw liat « m totatMto M Cl tato tap to llrto|k tat Claarr t r«lac m t art Chat rrar toa fta Owa thatorta wta « tar to cawprtt at lt|toi taw tali tat|« aa to Martta a ttotart toactat. tort Umn lam totaf Mam talatfkta «4 Ctart Lamar e r toe e e Mat M • rtatataf tor ta toart • mi at tto taw Swwr taaU to w a tot t rt tort tint ton I tr wH turl W «hi m I Ik w IA IhMI W it«t« «Mtn IHVM SAN ANTONIO OR BUST ''Strode m mere events. is hoa Mr lyre described the 1UVS4 Speech team One reason the team an better was N had more participants arth more eipcnancc Manf §1 the retuminf mem- bers could spend eitra tane hripmj the nea mem- bers The team finished second ei the stale arth am ran such as Wend Cemorierd. Hedy Remheit. Lit Rockaway. lane Fauhbch. Pam BodeR. Matt Trtpedi. RMt Dalton M e Zenti. Bryan Eckert Jm PhHps Craif Darenpert Bid Thompson, and Pat Bal Plymouth aas the host of the District meet. ahKh determned aho aodd p on to Nation Nationals aere Md in San Unions. Teias. ■ aas the (oal of every member to take the tnp to the b | city for the pmiipout tournament atach deter mines the host speakers m the netan Seniors ho Phflpi and Dave fits reached Mm p Smn tor m i mO Ion lm Ktmrh (M One wanamr On t m It iw nut rttoO Star am Cate HHn fm Men a«o Ciawtoe In N mt itM Itmtas. U IkUwi ton Paom t tee KtMMI. c«ae OMmeal tm Dale . Ottr IOmt teat tbaM Mai mu ter . ha PM M Ttmptaa mO am It |M ha raatiltch «mmli mart t • a to uam taw lU I Kim «On ham a am k«h Semes Tam.'13? F.C.A., LETTERMAN’S AND GIRL’S VARSITY CLUBS An eicetent adjoctrvo to dtur6« Hut yoar’s lettermen's dob would be Mi. The dob wn ir? ectn thn yur tMmg man trips and enjoying themscties ■ the process These trg were to a Chkafo Beers footbal fame and to an Indervj Pacers basketball game Other acbvrtm the letter- men engaged m were a pin party and a bewting tourney wdti troptoes given out to the top perform on. The dub had three money mating protects das year They had a jewelry salt, they sold calenders and heM a pubhe auction that was backed by the local merchants The mency hem these prefects was used te buy a larger «0 maker ter the traiwng room tor the boy's gym. This year’s lettermen's dub officers were Seed Hoiand Matt Starr, and Mm Came Special recognition this year goes to Mm Came and Matt Starr The Gets Vanity Club I a dub designed 1« ffie female m athletics In order te be a member of this dub. the girt must have earned a varsity letter ei any of the gwfs sports Tearty dues must aho be paid Seme of the money making prefects the dub par belated in Ms year were a raffle that they hdd during the Ant home basketbaf game awd a dance that the dob sponsored Ms Luebcke who it the dub's sponser Defeated that the officers Ad an esceBent job ler the last two yean and deserte the most credit for the success Of the eft Tin year's Girts Varvt Club President was Ken Mac Ken was a feur year letter winner m basketball rokeyhaM. and track The ctob's Ifee President was Tana Powet Tana was Mm a Me year letter winner ei basketball toleybal and track Lana Powel served as thn year's secretary and treasurer Lana also competed r basketbaf and vofeytaM as wed as tennis in her tour years of uhoai Mr (dhon. the sponsor of the FHkwshp of Christian Athletes described the dub as breig very progressive Some of the actmbes the group parbdpated m this year were a weekend retreat at Twkry Run m the faM, f .C A Qympics oetr Christmas vacation whore the members competed against each other m such events as voMeybal. basketball, and baseball tnsbee, and a Sunday afternoon open house at Rochester ffigh School where the group enjoyed open gym and pool and afterwards spoke wMh Madeline Mmms who d a former Olympics captam who holds the women's world record in the Ml meter run The PC A was also pn Wedged te have many guest speakers thn year Two oI these speakers were Phi Mendel and Bryan Gerard Owing the taf F.C A kicked the members enyoytd litmng to Dwight Robertson Limwwmaok • 1 c t i«n a km u u sw lc«i i IMOM 0 Irftjnd 1 (ovl K ta Wl. T Itlm inptm • WmMO l WrOa Stem S VWTv 1 Imh. I h+m L Iktenwlt S tnrt I k J t amw R kh T fMM . D BUM ■ •art. A «Mil I Man. C MoMffun M i«fa Mwhm d On rw i f Ck • «•« C UMrti A taWw K li|M 0 Mm • ,’ Im I u««m d men iuo I Cni WnM. 0 firm C.CMv 1 OawhM lw f«M o mean • kmwh. so m Cm 4 H Inc «4. I Mm U Of am I Mm Hr te o. Mi nnhciwtei Nmr t mu m Sdufw OTtC Own til tec tea. fitrC.fCA. 1« ■VI TOGETHERNESS STRONG FACTOR The l i M school year started out ned bom the begvmng Mr Payne said. 1 credH that to If students and staH because of the way the students behave and (tie way (tie staff reacts lo the behav- ior. then bamcaAy Ms a good year Neil year (he hifh school all be recoremg II units ol Altes system computers The cempuf ert the high school non ha n « go to the ymror high Mr Payne is hopeif that all the elementary schools mil fet computers Thrs way the students w have an ear her eiposwe to them and «hen they let to the hifh schod they can eitend thee Inowl edfe Mm «nth Mi earfor eipoturt they hope they cm make computers an eMctrve class tor al stu dents Mr Payoe 'eels that the school corporation ■orbs well together He trys to took at the corpora hon a a system that o together net al separate schools The biggest thmf |W( on around the hi|h school •as the North Contrai [valuation Mr Pinkerton said It ■ my time censummf and ienfthy. but aM (he teachers and students have been oorhint hard on M.n What the North Central (vakutan is. is IS educators from Indiana ndl evaluate PHS m total, mdudmg personnel and acbvHies. Mr Peifcerton Ieoh the changes coming about «nth more cro4ts « a definde plus But the cuttmf oI Pep Sessions and activity periods may be a paw . to PHS. because those have net been abused These deem wM have lo take piece before or after school With Mrs Pethbone out on outeendy leave again, there nas a non counselor Mss Ineback She ready enjoyed norkinf at PHS My goal nas lo help as many students as I poisftiy cam m thee problem areas , sard Miss I ineback One ol PHS s bggest streoghths is fhat every- one sorts together'. smd Mr Pnterton. The tacid ty. staff and students da a great pb working togeth ropihf k mI mvi Mrti • « • ■ « i ok iWi tar Or ItllM kM nr fMkr mm i(«U m Uri wnlin m amtM 10 «neam mO Ol RaMar CMV Agftf MTV dm rmiVvy n n m m hr OH •reed 0 MiMjh Vpm ln«Ml 10 ltm 1 OirrmSetlni ream la We n h w j an k f wMin m t mm aao to fmtvfc M PtMrton b«M Pmcfcd «t M IklWktikHikihlHfil It iiirmat Km 6mn •« Mkit I «tick ■ Itc • (an nfl W 7 imi ft MS In 1 Mart 1« d WB ■• 9 If rt Nr it Mr it MS W iff atrtn Vh r t ftM H ) H ' •« H r« •H iMtlK « « uctrian WORKING AS A TEAM, NOT INDIVIDUALS Fmythmj must hart a start j place At Plym- outh Kfh school the start m the office In the office fhrt crcdH foes to the secretaries. For «Nth out them there would oof be anyone to attend to the students and teachers needs They do ererylh- ■t hum puttnf bandaffs on cuts to typmf 19 schedules All ri the secretaries hate about the same |oah. to do the best they possibly can and to do the best they can to hrip out others Promotmi tofethemess is another of the many jobs of the secretaries Mrs Breeden feels a bij lactor is promoted tofetherncss between the sec- retaries and students She does thrs by wtohitif students as office helpers Al ol the secretaries have office Mpers But they ban to do ranous odd jobs around tho office The secretaries toet that they at norti tof ether an . u--'-- 1-0 m________ns— — -a s -I-' a - a, — ■ri vofwf wifl cooper tm| jno neipof w nw nor needed helps us to eort better tofether “ The custodam and cooks tool tofethemess amonj thtmseWrs tho They try to work as a team, net as asdrriduals rot («Mm lay Mrpt ImOm lr imam Imkmm. Hn Une nl M Hwm ci n un «ape CesitdaM itmmm aa rni Un uuur anrtu mem rut Bdtoe n ••• u am mm m tum n utip kNa out tortm Cams ««m u m h . a«Wi un na r«n h(hM« Mjim ttaw. Ourtatn Mm Me? fa M ha Bette 0 1 H a«( Uimi M« km Out tn imyr hi arm 1 « • « eiW tens sauries VERBAL INTERACTION PROMOTES GROUP CLOSENESS Ml - U jfr nfi uiiif prun n eitra cantato acbvHies but jcadankaty h wed Om if to matt cannon ntjm ot promotae wort in ebu is throufh dsurtsion As NO; Him panted out Db- cussmn is one at the peatest tods ot a democracy. Mr Napaa trys to jet as many . a.. a!. A t—a— - - «1... a «« « — - . Wi „ inHWli ImrffVIfQ W ■ifPTnl • PC ' • • Ho ltd the Socrate method is bod. d- ■ayi t y«| to draw mao student opinons and jntnert into the dtscusson cocte Mrs. tones cunwanted. Students bounce ideas off one another. They compete with one a. , .i|. t.| fmluM tA Kdeiif a w« W’ hy l W • V IWwlJ • poop is a positive one n She often has tmal poup dneusuont of Maatwe a nrdmf « ha classes Mrs tones slated. Students la mar treety in smafl poups than whole class discussions Mrs Non proposed. Two heads are most jenerdy betta than one Many ot the teachers use a theory such at tbs and eo- c oa aft students to hdp other students Mrs Noenao remarked about ha students They can help each odor and share ideas Mr Napier eipinned. 1 encoaafe a stu- dent havmf a problem with a parted as- pect d faftsb to see out a hand Sane tunes I even recommend one Mrs. tones often enceurafes students who oderstand pammar to hetp ha espiam rt to students who o hevM| ddfkdty ‘1 encourage thorn to read each others' papers not only fa proofreaddf. but also to pie sufjesbont a praise.' the said tu hhpuUMr a go « m liw Hum ximiNi ImckM d M vten CM .'ft- fH mtntJm «V mu «a tw U e at («■ na • an • CM iU la Inn uu w whm uaint Oh Ann Aw pr«o aa«i a I'rt Ml On-wH, mrt • • Ot On Mpol m Ibi Mm Mm awia 0mm prf« td t « d i Camina r ti Cm 14 FuM nUM bra d fW trd (to ip— d 0« Iftrr A I CM H to to « a art hMMii r fe—Ud 0—cte d « ' heOdtmw Ml Wfil PM Vudft Vm—o Carl linim Oat to— tm NOCUUM fiMd f iMct cab W— Mtt MU 1«— Ob lino IK Tractors Kn KMl % ft II T« M Hi iw Mm m tKHrti u ft ti M«lH IfNCi «M firtit Mt Irtff fw.t IrfftWt II ft II. V d 1 01 ft DM f twrto if ftwitei Ml MMI I II ft 12 Mil Mm M w MR MS liTTcim Ijj. MT, naif If ' II ft u I. IT m com PI. Maatfc tuM h«lM Imt U. Aiftataal iMtrf M (DCOM IN U PI. Inii la MM m wuoaiv M HM Mm CM IKW l' M 'wM ■M SINMKia PtenkjJ f cri«n V«fM Ml Qnt I—w«. hirtlwI F«U M laliM MB ItfKU l| « O ImiW Vm «| jnrl I reel mi WI4I « iMrim hnhma CUll M W INVOLVEMENT CREATES BENEFICAL OPPORTUNITIES Becoosnf a member of a (roup ohether it bo m elm or oitra KtnrttWv it beneficial lor everyone involved the dm teem and toivldoal An rdindujf can (mi a lot by rating attti others Mr HoConj commented W promotes pod , esteem and pmonal retponsbiMr Tef other nttt aHe ok our if« personat creativity. hifh id utt and ttandarda Mr Cdhon remarked Thera art many rewards to aortmt together Doing yon Meif tor someone etse creates «tram on do to faafnf yon shouldn't be oithoul Mr Sheciney pointad «d. When ana person trasses homework. evory- body https Nn. Mr tones explained. We have a lamiy frrhng on the yearbook staff We help each other People nith strength help those «nth neat •esses M team sports ratm| lofHher m aery onpor tant Id Mion tods his player , “We need al of yoo but not any one of you ' He atse added. “The ptaycn learn to depend on the other fuys to drfh and plays indvideah are impcrtanl lor the totrf operation of Me play. Mr Holonay said. Sports manstop motivates everyone The pb ef the coach it to show what sportsmanship can do Member of tram aiso (of to know each other very net Mr Shockaey told of hr vtpononco. Tho Cross Coun try Team has a camp out before the season tor three days After seventy two hours of tvmf to- gether yoo (et to Anon each other very oed (Mr ittm csa ff vwi m hwtjuw v t | — - • . a. m.. nau.i. —-- — . Oi m SMOCKWr hwhOp. framaan U Wrt ry. Cram CarOy ChA Samnttt fW tam Ifmmm m run n r« stra, or «r la ri i Ul t. cl Co Ga kMV it i ItoHh — lev tm ■raw ;ar «ray (an imrea c«ac m • an i Or Uil «Mali |«w aOm vft M atovm CMhf idT na a the tom iracka (Mtra la tto tofmvn wrt inm « «Oaat One art rtcaM I’M Af don npvrMMa rt Irtaii tclMtoa aaaOOa leat la ihcw in %a urtand rpTWa I S f Cm C m n Cart art wu UMda« taartnr 10 Shrtm iftonpr valtei vacwayeiaert It In laam Aewe e noar'irt n l la 10 IqUwk laeaai M w r nnti rUmlwi or tw InurOi • n « ne han r r Ti Starter 10 Cardan Ureter 149 SUCCESS IS FOUND IN NUMBERS Togetherness a somethny that tafcei lm to lu l M'a m - — . A k . tf, . ----— K- KMMQ H i I6ffteinin( «Ut Mqn fin fOW Iflffl 00 tdned MhMit togetherness promoted and en- couraged n cbu’ Mr says he it by totting k«h work with ehcrr they ««it to they ■orb brttrr loyetbtr Mr Hanasfc. atony with many other teachers, agreed ortth (hit. addng that aho hatiof clast dacustam pres the students a feekny ot togetherness Teachers are aot always jutt trying to promote togetherness with studowts though They also try to promote togetherness with each other According to Mrs JUspach they share ideas to help each other with Afferent prehtorm Teachers with the same dasses aho work lot ether to make up tests so a! students hare the same test This is done by the math department says Miss Gordon WMe moot teachers ttonk the theme Toyether We're Batter' its the students as wefl as the teachers of MS. some teachers feet H over states the posibwe aspect Mbs Hiatt lefts B Ms She even added Ho man is an island, no man stands alone. and said together we most share eur ideas to develop ow mods Mr SMI speed with her and said that he tcets that everyone hat a contrhatwn to make to our MS society and should hare the right to make 4. Ms Krcftn. althauyh uyeig I s yaotraly knit. said. In some cam we would have to wy Together Me re Worse Mrs Hal agreed that N fit the indvideal groups at MS who some- «-----Ik-----------kM - • -iau.. J-. e iHTifs ciiuon oincT ot Tnfir Jiuiuan torum Mkjot «mum • mm to ww • tew Ur M«Ki I tMWi tar MCWfcrwi in sew i wd hw s c . so ho njum •em w i pame Wrmsmttn hoi m «w w mi em e ism iMnh Sane «mOrt «0 Mr ta r toum aunt Ufi ime w ut m tm mw mw «mi. cSmi HMwaw «omit mwi iimei « w id amt turn Hamm tM i «a m wtetni mem w ww w m kewwu nummi owwe mm lYO'f M0MJ WM Of Mr ’ww MW| NO UMi CrOm mtktm •«• U km to mi wimSM Ope rtart totTMlW tMmrti wts w i «t Ini lw Ml wed Mw Mtwk hetof y iMdnWi «rraw n, mu v« n mow Cm «i Mm thWwm m wtometai Ow rtoss W W Ww mum KIT(M M IwMnOfllamMteiNMiMwIi Wri Mtoe ohteMm ■ CLASSES WORK TOGETHER SHARING TIME AND TOOLS M Mill teto Uiwii llift l«l (WkIh to Mill I Alter tab «t to stmt teachers about (tit tofeth emeu «t PHS another aspect which «netted «as how claim sorted tofether «Mb other classes Mr to««l cowmen tod, “There art tunes whew trihtr ctoiMt nerd to we rdhet mv tods or students lo Mint thorn with lomrlluftf Mr Ku((toi «Mod that ht and to dais wwk tojelher «Mb other ttaMi He answered that he and his students do a tot oI repair work on otht ihidontt and teachers can Ht dbo added that sometimes otbor teachers botp by a student «bo h (ate bocauio ht was horvhrj a car. Other trachea the promoted tofetherness et the danet ei other ways Mr Benefei. Mr B to man Band students. eipiamed j t how the Band •torts tofether Ht uid. We try to promote tofoth- oraeu to retry activtoy that the Band parbepaies to Ne must aM «orb lojether tor (he success of al Otbenme «e coidd not emt Mr Rebmtow. how tetr. riptomed how (he Buidmt Trades class worts (ottthtr He sa “In Bitodr Trades the students art tsitfned «two's or three's lo «art an a corteto mi ncxui «n« CM toiMH Owe. Sm« CM tut Me ■ het« mwt m me novsr oui men « «hole class worts tofether feiaty. Mr Maurer answered by stattof. 14a everythmf tbal I can 1« the students who «ant to team. dureif the bme we hart loft (her. to htip (hem prepare tor the Mure to the «odd tf our Mure “ h the tofrthemesi here at fKS any better than (he togetherness at other scheob Mr Maurer m- swered by saytof that ht lolt that it was ao mere so or less m (ban al any other school Mas tin Mr Robmun. however, did not reaRy commewt cm ttws but said But he felt that «tote most students wort tor toffthemess. a tow « rk j|atast R. WUflMs GUM MOUMlta. rMUemeetlwrlMew tt OuM CWyi MiOU houwt m«rawe nr vor; D to Owe s CkmtoMi concert Mr Mul w|es It Mm • to partr n «ep tm (Mb a.trra itn m ( um m «e v«nwr w«« ketketoto (Mil Umf Id Meal mar. Mr M aorm im mm unenii umm. u «ntonUM Mto M n imx Mr toCMMfk t Mi aetaeMy aorruHfar ’ mrm pwibMtuuMinmm to Mi «Me ttotomi amt MNUto «M IMe COHO « to IMrtd tUMs cMMeu alt tie MW tom to toe Met Mel toe Mwct Stop Bato h MmI to (toy ento to to hekrt rarWiy to toto New y Bea low. Mon Ami The Trench dns had the opportunity of tendnf letters to pen pah m IjVile Hifh School nntten M Trench. They aho need eo i TieM trip to a Maher play, at the Century Center, calert “le Mode Mjfgre lie ntwch means The Doctor m Sprte ot tfcmel Before seeaf The Doctor m Spite of tdnuelf the Trench dosses real the story in Enfish Another sc be tty el the classes eras eiptonag Trench toed The Trench I class Meatiest had a Trench Mod reled crepes ntwch are Ihe resty ttan pancakes Too |irts in Trench ■ deterre special credit accordmf lo Mrs Noonan for consistent)! jet Mai the hrfhest pales in the class. Meter Dauf las and Cheryl Crewel Accerdnf to Mrs Neonon Trench he s Er f ish students by (twig them a better under- standnf el fnffeth and beHer studymf habrts On toretfn tonfueff neekend Gre| Auwe Marcy Crocker, fm Baled went to Ba« State University and spoke Spanish sM weekend, the tnp nas spons«red by the Spanish dub Durmf foret lan|ua(c need the toretfn ianftuff classes put on a scatenfer hind and fare dues ter the hunt over the PA. they aho (art anay tree per vend pan pura trom the rathe The Spanish classes had • poster contest The Trench and Spans classes also had a pmata party durmf toretfn lanfuaf e neck The Spanish classes went to the Morris Civic Audtemen to see “The Three Cornered Hat. Before seemf the play, they read it ei clast The Spams N class he d a Mexican neddnf Al the classes made lood Me Menem casse- role. tacos, and rice Tor extra credit. Ihey toufht students that nere not as a Spanish class Spanish sentences nw See—h tea dm 0« an ee infer I i(m ISm QmIm pwtaft hii kltMUr md i Hthunu i l N| i pn lew «0 1 CMm caret I nhwr HdNu n «Ornei can rail tin an ewOi la in n lw Ctmtaa tai Sea—I aV I r—ch cUeiei Mm to a petl HM ar lannj wait miiam at s—c a tor ndwp AM tw —m tmaa rwenct we hml lead— to. tow mM t un • limt toed m i—a i See—i FOREIGN LANGUAGE WEEK BIG SUCCESS New Room, New Computers For Math Class room Hun they 6d in thee oM room Accor Wf to Mr facade the new computers Vi •asm to use hot they don’t hast my aort books The ttjhteeo new computers arc ran b i oniy M tennmai The monrters art ofl ran by the one termmai The now computers hate « specui code ■ order to ose the mooters to profrasn awythwif Mrs Ahpach commended Sophomore kff Cimbed. «On entered a contest at SaeM Mary's Cdcfe on kt own There were three math owners Setoors Cbm Crowd. Dawn Edwards and Sophomore Mfcr Daft on They ted the American t fh Schooi Mathamatxs Eiamnatwn Ictom IVT Wortac hm cm— Hiyinwl n iwo Urn ur«wr W There ner anty a fen AHarencts ■ the science classes Has rtn Mrt Chanty left far her maternity Itate dunn| lh« second semester ano nas replaced by hb Nudtjh. a 1913 gra- duate af Indana University When asked fits ---;— | aa----4A. Ii. bUt aL tipwiii «9 nyimuil ni|n jrfiw w n replied. 1 thrfc rt B an vicefknt school and I feti very fortunate I can coat hart and teach Has soon out of cotefe The nunber of Ad vanted bottfi classes was Increased from one ta three doe to the nussrte mmber af students I a the coarse One lo the increase el Ad- vanced B students, they «ere unable to tabe a held tnp lo the Ounet at the be|inr«n| of the year The Chemistry classes nere fortunate enaufh ta take a lie tnp to the tan H«h School Planet at km ta leant mtrrestnf Ms al haontedie at nr urmerse The Mepated Sci- ence classes conducted snow studes far Purdue University m Rj LABS IMPORTANT IN HOME EC. FIELD TRIPS SPARK YEAR AND SCIENCE This year's Ham Ec claim took many mtemtm| held trips The survrtol class, «dock h open la sanor prtt at t« as boys, toured Price's Aha tee to see haw meat • butchered and packaetd They also «sited the potdtry I arm The tamdy retahom class loured a hmeral home and sao hoar a corpse is prepared. bits laws noted soma chances P the 1984 IS Home Ec claim Mrs Glaub. oho • be oe ma tenet leave, ofl be replaced by Mrs Butter The advanced classes ofl be Mr a hdl year «stead of one semester, and the Survival clots « be caied Independent UvPf ■nit 1mm a H Oar «eSenal M— ilarttac aaaMar Oacfe elm «T tmvraal farNn Mat mn On McCray. aU (rtf Htmai recane Imam • Onm Qi-h Ween lama Ummmg md Tran 6-twnO. rural am Oam al eta ip Oarpc lar ladr fcUtam kaee Hmm It IS CHANGE OF PACE FOR ART AND HISTORY myu seta yt was differ rw« lor students aod tracers Cetanes and Sculp lure mu offered Itw veer instead of Art Appreciation, due to Die cycle of swddwtf eeery ether year Art claim jot the students nveivrd ■ many ac bribes For rumple Anita Whrtaher won a coolest lor Hie United Nay board, and Karen Price crealed a trophy lor the efemen- tary scheah readbf prof ram Mrs fthubun commented that since there were leu stu- dents it's possible to |hre mere attenfaon to them r« en lag Cm l n ma mmv m Met mwir to ( tad « a yaryacl SiQaanta Inm UrtMO. Utm M tay . 4kuh a W I Irt f v qyor tam Cltnlru Cmtam at W nw« Otad PatnrO MO t m|h arteln tv payaci «a CMVr Samr Im (a «Mat M CM tav Iv Imi bataa Umf aintolWM «« ' tmm Oaad Sta Mat a Wt« «Mi Sytamti l«| OmU tlraffltt M a utpui ' ryt—w lipa iniiw nrti vi tat ita prayatt lo ml a OtiOtaa m cvaam dam 40 On Ceramics And Sculpture Ottered The 1913-14 school year nas chanfe of pace tv the history teachers but to the chanf mf economy and the rtoctwi year. Menf with thrs chanfe mn a nen (roup «I pies! speakers irxkxktf m NOMtif prttnur (ton Mvchit- tv and Fvvfn fichanfe participants In Mr Benfe s claim the students tub the chance of makatf roual designs (amtty pint m) tv fepity He stated he was pleased «nth Karen Kkegvman tv hv eitra «vert on these projecti bi Mr Shockaey's claim the students spent more time an current events than they bid to past yean in addition to ttns. his students (ive an vat history report and stuped then ftneel °V Mr Mion's students Kmshed earfcer Bun M the past Ms classes were unader Bun nmol and produced sftghBy bnv pade averages Mr Nil on felt that Guru hhumura deserved special credit tv her abdrty to tear pachly So the school year In history «as based mamty around currents such as Lebanon and the interracial pendency campvfm But the teach en of Bus claim apeed that this fave them and the students a somewhat welcome change of pace frooi the normal subjects of the end war and former presidential eteebons iMV tatotbm Bntor On f«. m4 IWm l«nto« 1M1 hilnln bn fw n OS Motor A • tom mine MV ton UWb «Mi 10 9tokm« t Vi tor clan to a Intoe Cmtm a to Cm 10 AkImm stadoat badto ’ta feme tot win it bnei tontff v be day's trtMtos ban on 10 Nw mh m In lee t to puto mo r«« noln m bn Mon tad ibfO bttM tow fan laiH latoi t rest Oaa tor iMn a 10 ttolNt i VI Muon dm ■totoilil U Turbo dm was ptofwed with man, Unum but st manafed to moot mod ol the deadbtes «nth ordy a tew problems On reason tor this «at the impressive leadership from editor tana Powett and Mrs tones at itaN advisor Mtheufb Yearbook dm it Mod at a comnuncattoM come, the dau teaches rfi students a busetest lestoo through adt takes, boob tales, and ths year's dau sold shirts to make money to put towards the book fctoni with fewer students cn the staH, came a ireater responsibly Several wort shops hoped the students to team belter tUh and make the book successful These workshops took Martyn Schovdt and toft Hathetd to Kocbtord. I and most of On students to Tatararto Top Uwm Xm S n tlten m uttdv dul wtarvu Wil«i toft Cmvr Haiti Bob Mtl tijiwi UkrivMt Ike rurfeMk CwsV «• StWNWt I CM 9uftr uraafe Ot ten M kym I 1 44 9uT«r. «ml fate twm Cimw Iwte adte). Mn ten m K H u (inImi tdtar). (•«« otter ?i«. ItaHte Mr rnk%ofl imtonMtei, In tnl Itetar) M Vnii m4 «m Wtete( itectet edttnl • J Mt Iimt Hn (ids. On M tt Caw MMtwtael Ho would R teel to Kave you own chid tor a week? Mr? luebkes Health classes low'd out They wort requved to carry around an efi and treat it u a baby This was the lint year wok student? carried the m The Health classes had many pest speak en who spoke on hypnosis, mental retarda hen. abortion dnfs and alcohol Mr HoRoway felt havwf people speak on some sensitive areas made the students step and thnk. Far the pm classes, the year nas my active. The students dd a wide varity ol Ktmbes. such as bowbif. archery, and learemc many indoor fames The students found bowdnf nas ‘most enyoyable . There nas one mi|or chanft m the PL department The advanced swanmwf class •as repured to have two weeks ol Me sav To help out the neifhl liftnf classes a Ml-a than was held, the money tamed wfl be used to buy new epupmcnt tuna n r 1 1 tnWin Mww Oat UH Ww Vi itvt Mar f ( «nwO k«o(w am .•crApr htr.tit.cet em OHew Dm i«« ttet • tw n Mi dmn Owl 0 Myn d Ocy i OM CimW ( ■ NW taiwr uyOiwi f W U n ilwi on In S we imwy IOf ifi l«vt I Gwt. I yarn No Mwehn Ct tm knmmrnt $ «antei Vwi t twnmm Hute M Owe I , (•teal term tnlaai i M Cante Catew e erFfOitMwi ten MaatW ten uav wcnOwy « • wOw I tty aaScay CMt kite iaV Nn laaytewn. In. nwran te «ko W hawti. PM Hwte M Takai. wW Ow Matlanan plat a I rata (taw «T Inltte cHti tanya Asm. Vs- Iffm Rtetya. la «Ctenaw laaa (tea. V «M fctpt Mm pi f a ywaa tl Ite pate . Cm dm CLASSES EXPERIMENT WITH NEW IDEAS GUEST SPEAKERS BIG FACTOR The year went rery pl and eery last 1« the Government Economics. and Soootofy classes RanMif m techniques and |imt speaker U of the teachers tried nen techmques Mr. Shernoed iffl they were not as food as the oM and tested' Mr EAson and Mr Shockney felt differently For the first bme seme Ecen students attended the World U fain Conference at Grace Coteje Mr Shock ney Mid it was very toterestmc The Sect ofcfy class wen I to the Oakland Center to hear Dorothy Debott speak Mr Edison fett ths «as a rery nspmni eiperience for the students'' Also they spent 2 weeks hekjmj special ed students from the hinor Nfh and Elementary schools Speakers were aho a mam factor Mr Shockney had a person from the telephone company speak to his Ecen classes Mr Sherwood had a M of speakers come to and speak to tot Government classes Confress man Sleet Ross. David Barrett, a represent tne from totemational Business Ceftofe I T i I and Bed I Mowed r«V Ceh Kart MiO me Sif Mntaa tale a to at tn| torn tomyr We to tow Omrm, Omni « leuMVrbaeOuaiMiaiMlMmlt yiwumOl tart M 10 llinwr rnntoi tom Aar km -Mar totae (on a tot I cm i wwrt toto e tool if does Cmto i •?■•! tot 10 f W to tlari beaten dau • to ttoOOM Cmtw lame lOi to 10 tlrwiti yp.at—il dauet itotl Ok tmyip to urymuua iMftn I rn laUavy wawd 0« (Mate Cmto m tor toe ton rate toe • tourra kOm lyrr Mix opto « tom (cm miyitwii am to 1 Bm me Nv« Stoto (n lens hemyr VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE COURSES MODERNIZE COMPUTER HITS AG ROOM English Classes Follow Tradition The jptojitvre court « r anted ttw rev by mwBwc vtocb it becom and Mr of an household item, an Apple computer The $ classes n ch nctedcd ( I. Af 7. Farm Manafement Advanced Animal Science. Introductory fteidv Farm Power and Macheiery. and A| Diesel Mockamcs ■ere al nefcomed lo us the computer as hnf a they knew hen to operate it property See that computers arc become mere and more andespread in their use io the hold of afriadfare. the computer wn a very ntse investment Oats ewcdmeet eat lecher than it ha been m previous years doe to the students beccmani ac quanted «nth Mr McCoAoufh. (the instructor of al the Afnctdlurt classes). Mr McCcdoufh does the }ob by hens tf «hen many scheots have 2 or 3 Af teachers te perlorm al these functions Ahe the list of acbvihet thrcufh the FMure Farm ers of Amohca has increased ftvmf the stu- dents who tale A| a chance to become better acquainted nith the many holds t acnoriture As a student et an af clan 9 is recommended that you become a member oi F .A. but not requved r«r Cm eur m a «« pactcr m haO y Mm ■nmem la bafeaae tw Um’i «0 Sheer' 'vV •( Hahay Mtmth hr ou M (MU autmtam hw UcCUUaft « pain la Imh IMtan fa Tha canpatar «at a aateaaaa aOOtian h It ay raaaa 1+wmmi lam (li n Man h«« U a f «hara a4 • •ana One ot the major changes ■ ttn year's Eng Itsh ditto wit the tncometf freshmen hoimg fee take a semester tf a ffadng speech dm Owe to Ms the ne treshmm are lookmg to- ward fee a double dosa|t el speech whie taking a mandatory lour yean of English classes. The reason to this charge is because ol the eenpha sis being pul on rearing skNs at the Juwor High The freshmen English cUsses Me had the opportunity fee view a tul length moiie of feme and W that the Trgkst. department bought nee this year. This yew aas the rst yew lor remedial English classes which are classes designed to proride to the student who has a dKheult hme m this sabyect A specol emphasis was pat on rocabutary in 11 classes this year in effort to raise the scares en the S.A.T. tests left Xaver. a sophomore in Mrs Gittod'% first hour sophomore English class tolt that the class aas a lot harder thwi any Engish class he had take before Although the elm was harder, he was thank hi that more m-diss work was done and less homework was assigned Sip! r-wW fal p wm hr kei Can met . i « i m OH run mi rtm inn ha Wilvan In lir tm hOmn. am fW W rtn art Ml a U«M %om V ' i n 10i tan dm I iurtrrjt (Itnl IW«f ««ncrntijlfi Ua 40mmi ItcftwoMt W WMm| a Mn Mm i MW Nw elm These we the smfhng faces that Mn Ziegler is lucky enough to see bright and early every mernmg in English 12. (i«Mi Ik A variety ol mnti wont Hu yov in band Dumt the tot urfnmtf the narchmf bind practiced vvy hard an fethnf ready lor (to 10tfbjfl umn They aho M Mmethtat nea U t year that they haven't done m twenty years They went to winner fesbvto She the KoohU Idle festival and the Touth lira bon festival They were judjed on the ap pearance ad tee eel they performed These festnah supplied trophies ter best performance and best appearance were to Hie bif red baoT Accordn| to to Benefici freshmen were the ones to improve a M freshmen dunrif football Mason needed to knew how to play and march at the same time wtnch is eery dfthedt for then Eventual, they (of the hanf of 1. Another band that performs feme has lan itva : la MtDaraall. In Mki, lto«« MB Pat Bad. Daw taaaar. Inm MhImmv Ova SaCta' «V. lart amrs. top lm hta one Ihm • ban Ban • « Mudav Prta Marurttv Itaf Matnav lew Ben. BB tliiem. Bel Cam Mas CMwvk-. lam fain Bid SaH lethal season, it the pep band They (day serves at tto pep sessions and (ames Usu ad v at haltbmo the flats and rochettes poeform Svnotwr M I Dm e «arter tam Btea tor Ofem Me Mni MrwO ktaatataav Map l- « “• • Mms. laaa P ca. la OabaW Mctafc SUM At« ; t«n Mat Can IMi Warn Sata r Man Mma to CuM CWn Palawan Ouna HMrtt. Urn C««ton Ufa «fad tom, Maeotver Baa Iraaxfc Ala } Bn tarn SMi I(m Ok 11 ton taWa Art lan IM Ivm Imam Ui Maca, (an Safer' M C«m Daw Mat ladM MIL CaW, laa Aia I Mart QaMavto tan lan Dm taw Wv Matt a Oaf Dameart. Itya m. M Thornton Ban Ban. PM Bal Pvta Mor ati lam toffan lan (Kan Owstar Ihaa. lan Maat Imtolto Patman Nfchrla Mat lamna• laa. Id McOaraaatl laa, Tatar ltd. Bam BAND REENTERS SUMMER COMPETITION PIZZA KIT SALES BUY NEW UNIFORM FRONTS fo J Ik Mwn Omm Brfi.ll Ul SImiH IhMi WM Mm (Mk bn bbl Suo Cute M ftw .'ftoiMM (Avon fn.nk Cm D U Mb tort MeSM M nlrr Mi to . Ml Kmw Lmt BMoif « A J In Btu mj IMM. Onnoto l n VMfi MnmOii tmo Iwr. 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Mm Bab Mm BA Hat liKOf IWM (aw Carta AMo Vnt ban HabMM CmU Aw law A HAo M- toma Mm________________________________________________________ IN attitude toward the fanet Shoo art utuaRy eery pod It h one ttong toat eeery bod in th band participates « The V show greet th bond students a chance to learn about Ktinf mahmg prop and worhmg It lights and sound system R fnes them aha a chance to perlonn betor a tore audtonce lau band is 1« band students nho want to get to taster and mare popular ptaymf •ut It is aha givnf them a oppertwuty to play tor a Kve audience The t ZJ band went to contests to compete against other area schools the aho played tor an aduH party They had a tot et money making projects The band sold piua bis which money went for making nen fronts tor toe marching un tones The Teniers band students took a bus to Chicago to toe Can light ton. had dto ner and taw a play and saw Coys and Dots « ; to Hum a sm mi imh am a.. o«m fe rn « imm « m Caaf«m nts « aw j v •' ft- ,’Mmutt Fm Two Moo h m ■ 0«mm hm IMo toco. Ism kkkM Mb la . «Mn 1« mK In ImuO MM IkW II MtOwnm. C «| M H. N 1« hoee to . Uwy tofMwv toon Mad Mel HA BA CoA « aowm M M Men .. tlt MonWi hohn to IMw . OMnW tm Mi 0 M lm «am f«Aw Ion law 0 «e MM. KM MM INVITATIONAL HELD AT PLYMOUTH. Variety Of Musk The Rest hme ever the serin| choir held an mntatienjl It censisted of IS school aot o H •aoappkad R «as not done as a mena mataf project Mr Pdit tilled. Me lost money on N Mm « . but hope to continue it m the Mura and ■uhe a leu dalars M the luture Mr Pichrf tlated that there ml be no fmhntfl permitted in the twinf choir became ha thuds it weuid be best tar them to remain at a daw instead ol tpMtnf them ep uhen thei eater Mfh school The befinruif char «at smal the year due to mortnf hethmcn to the samj char; the bepmmi Chou ccnvsled at only 2S students The imnk performed consisted of till. Got pel Broader etc Thee performed tor atony other schooh and cave a variety at concaris spent winter, fad •0$ ' T • !aJ’ j£' fc .iw j.r. vlTVJl U i m ' _ j|| IK iMf tw i VH «Mf In rH Mrt K| 9 r iteaort tk tr t . i « u || leCftNNC CMC i « ; Mm Omm . ho 7jt hi Om it™n Int OaJtM. Matie wfcxi Ski fOi Seuee In lean Om Ii I M Smm, Stun l rt ft . LtU Omh| fnc Dim Inert Part Uenser lyw Pate. Aw Can to M t.m loin Me SlMrv IhcMU n i Ire Inrr Soft IU NlUTf In I « Ciar inO Ittrtu fwntn. liu Irtlr ItUUKID ooat «i I f i ihrnd OM Him n V«Ml. h Wf Obiu fetani (nr Vrnnv let ViOn. Mat lee. Lru lluyv 0 - t Verberat . vWh frttw. Pan BrtUw, V fWrwWtl V- .'! • ‘•rMi fwu Yrtrrw Otr law f artit h. • jtUhrwr Itf-fektnft kta Yeu«. On N«rr 1 ( Dim Keane! (wIMn MatrUy t M fctveto Com Dim Slum Clough hie J 1 1 Macey. Me 8 ir hnrrti ftrtrtw let Pm . Om PthrtOA. Den K 4 be Certer. DO Petal. Irhet NiI. Mb Cerrtrt Iks Poor Mr Utfaa . freer leM Ho tare Aw i Irate fertnc Cend PO . lern B lace Orvrturter See V tei| Ctort hntr Pro fiaerte . Cert M n Deed 0 0 MOe ImU Mill T-f« Cr f Merto Mrrtu Meay Ceene NetOnl Una Wrtwl let Mvul 1 il l ' , i ' 0 ■ y «l' C‘rw' rw H 1 P« ,,,rt r' v m t f ISI f 1 ' ' fe fT Ji I .'1!4;li4;V .i i,r, i 1 e ,— i rr 1 rr ? i.! . • T 'nf=«r rT' = = f I7J OM r w j - i s fc . - - i • , i « o nvMi BUSINESS CLASSES LOOK TO FUTURE Computers On The Go The new ord in the busmess wortd a COM PUTftS1 At Plymouth Hi[h School. Ih Sharpe ( Mrs Kill hait had several fuest speakers from area businesses Mr Ed Safer sedl computers He brtufM three computers to Mrs HaTi classes to alo the students tome hands-on riper fence. Mrs Sharpe enjoys harmf fuest speakers because it it a freat learwif eipeoence and creates a mere enjoyable atmosphere tor the class. DurWt| the 2nd semester, students mnte |uest speakers from caries oil ices Mrs Sharpe tivrted Qena Mis from VanlUadall and farer Ms (lit demonstrated an electron memory (Sharp) typewriter to the stodents hits Matt and Mr Hamah had students hem thee Business I an classes participate fe the meek that nhich nas held on March 19. tor the turner and Senior students Shorthand class is taufM by Mrs Mai Mi chole Madden I Karima Hard are her top thi dents tikrf 90 wpm In February. Mrs. Hal bitted representatries from Personnel Plit to talk to the students about jettbf yobs She also misled Mrs. Sandra McKmao horn Del Monte Ms Matt teaches the students Busmets law and Acceunbnf 111 Future CPA’s arc created here General business classes arc tae(ht by Mrs Krchn Phi Yakas cicets In thci daw ht Wx NaCi thatriaW dan. ft rarscerOraOm m limrt eu Cl Cm U t wWi btrr s«f Un'hjnJ kaal taC ( 4m cmras itm as W trpas m « •! H iwm conoalm traai Ui Nats dan Hir CUrtas typn an at dacha « naraao film wW . as tv mrrwio dona f M nitutn dwdt hMM Clast ITS TOGETHER WE MADE THE YEAR BETTER The Ini be! has rtmf Codecled paraphernal from «I year hat been cleaned out of the lockers and tin boa dscardod m the nearest trash con- tain . which by the way is oaerflowwf The hais hate boon deserted Al ef the '‘Id's do wmethanj this summer.” and the ‘Good byes have been said Yet another school year hat been completed and moth flats hat (raduatod N teems the ordy yetteeday we wort teamm| a nen schedule and combination or decorabn| our lochor doers tor another year to come. Since that time, however, to much hat happened to each and everyone of tit Toother we al shared m each others Ives We |rew. learned and celebrated with each (her At tenet thrift became hectic and tfibearabie. espeoaRy when home wort and tests pst kept pint up But 1 it met now. lor some ot us just imU nest tai. lor others ot at terete In the future when the year 1N4 it thoufht ot. each one ot ut ml remember tomethmf special we did tof ether — the half ones the dances, the chibs ne participated m. the part we attended and the best friends ne had Tof ether we made each moment better and made memories that wW last lereiee We helped each other throufh the roefh and touch timet We celebrated the happy occa suns tefether We made the year 1M4 what it nat. toghto wr are «th - V I yUr«n M TWapno. 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I 34 AflfcHflfi Mm 35 Debra 2. 11 31 114, 111 11 11 124. 121 I . 21. 122 7 m. xh d 34. 1(4 Tart. txhard 34. 131 124 T« t Mb 31 21 1 1 173. 177 Yml Scott Geo.ce 12. 35. 144. H 1 4 Tea . Cart 34 l m. Matte 31 111 Cktpmm Imm 34 ft mm. Dm 34 Franca. Dm 34. 124 l«ii 34 FaWm Data 34 Start . Crtf 34. 1(7 fthte. Danet 44 Rteuator. kM 4 •tan Otote 44. «7. 134 bmne, life 44 172 Ital Parnate 44. 121 1 1 M. M PM 44. 37. 31 II 171. 17. 121 31 171. IK 177 Batewr. MT(I 44 Barb tetauteae Kl. 1 B fta.ar Mart 41 141 1 4 Beatanl Bratov 40 V Chmhat 44. 121. 177 •etay. kto 44. 172. 149. 127 ■ ! 44. 122 fta ta. Uni 11 5 . 121 111 «2. Ill 11V 71 22. IK 124. 131 Krtaailii P antea 44. 32. 131 171 171 1 4. 131 rt Margo 44. 144. 177 Bartumlm y) Bm Stan 41. 111. 31. IK 131. 117 ■mi Tab 1 41. 17. IK IK 117 tawfeiu Debtee 41. IK Staryt 41. 172 • « Boayatai 4. 41. I . IK IK. IK 211 IK 171. K. IK 13« Onrttnen Rota 41. IK. 1 3. 123 •wtaM lety 41 •tat. Hard 41 Carter. An 41. 32. 172 Chm. Barry 4«. 41. Ill IK Ctawhnan Ctastaa 41. 14V 1 4 Clam. latoy 41. K 121 173. 132. 127 Cteefh. Sham 41. 177. IK. Ill Cota . OMty 41 Cmmtal Mm 41. IK 131 Cm, Matthew 1 41. IK. IK 1«. 71 74 1 7. 714. 704. IK IK CrneV Weedy 41. IK 133. 22 Cmcher Marty 41. IK 2 . K. 22 Crnwet OWryt 41. IK. IK. 11«. IK K 24. 14«. 121 Cnnmtv Raeen 41. IK. 1 2. IK. 131 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS CincV Tnaya 41. 137 Oeetetenn Scat! 41.17. IK Oita fenny 41 Data. Cwp 41 Day. Vatan 41. 17. 172 DMIta (mill 41. IK. 14X 1 2. IK 132. 149 Olpvt. Derma 41, 133 (kata Rmtaa 12. IV 41. IK K IK K. IK. 1M Dr ale. Pantea 41 Dtae. Manca 41 Ej . Marc 12. 4. 42. «4. 143. 114. 114. 1 2. 123. 243. 14V IK. IK Eaten Terrance 42 Inctead Rtay K U 42. 12. IK. 77. 177, 132. IK 127 Eifelt Gregory 42 Etach. Mart 42. 114, 122 Etta Retort 42 Eveta Derel 12. 42. IK. 122 Eatalfeh lam 14. 42. 32. 33. IK. 173. 172. 117. IK Eahr« Irate 13. 1«. 42. 12. IK 7V IK. 171 Eatea. Chmlaptar 111. 42. 133L 144. IK. 14«. 127 Tan Sanaa IK. 42. IK 171. 121. 113. 131 Tmwo. I if. 143 l(« Fta Marraa V. IK 127 Ftamr Man 42. 145 Fart Data «4. 42. IK Fat. Data 42. Id. IK 1 Faa. «overran 42. IK IK. K. K 171. 121. IK CantoM. feta 42. 32. 145. II. 171 177 Gwtevan. Ratoey 42 Carton. Otenteu 42. IK. IK IK. 22. 121. IK 104 GeM. Oaaa V 42. Ill U «4. 7«. 133. IK 143 Ctaen RaaaaBt 47. IK. K 44. K. K 171. K Oteatort. tan 42 Martin. Dante 4. 43, 1 4. IK 1 2. 704. IK. 171 IK Martta. Mkbtee 43 IK. IK Marta, P9tap 43 143, IK IK. 1 4 Mate. (baM 43 Matte Carte 12. 44. «7. IK 14«. IK May Tan IV 44. «2. 22. 171. IK Mdaaa. Mary 44. IK. IK IK. 27 McVay. Tany V 44, 123 Mental a. Canm 44 MMry Imta 4«. 122 MMmt. Traoa 44 1M Maere Fratondi 4«. 43. IK IU. IK Mariarty. Pater 44. IK. IK IK 171. 30. IK Neta . Stem I. 44. 111. 72. IK Ota fcdhta 44 Pltadl. Barbara 44 Pafefe . Otee 44. IK 173. 172 Pterfe . lane 44. II Petrine. Darlene 4«. 42. IK IK. 2V K «4. 172. 31. IK. IK 149 N4H. lawny I IV SV 2. K 133. 17. 22 PteMan. Anthony 45. «7. It. IK IK IK. TV «V 144. 1 4. 121. 14 Pant. Redact 45. 13X IK. 172 Bay. 1matey X 45. 13X 22. I Bacw. Ctentan 45. IK IK. 70V Ul. 127 Royerv teftray 44 •am 4am SV 171. IK Rmxtei. latte 45. IK 1U •«town Marta 44 Steatar. lea SV 122 Saaatta «mate 45 Sanatory. Shan 44. IK Scartorry. Ian 45 Scteibteib. IBdteto V 44 IK. I3X IK. 112 Sctattel. Mar4yn 44, «2. IK. IIX 1(2. 121. IK ShaV Ctaryt 44. 143 127 StanmnV Ifea 4V «7. IK 17X 121 Gan. Oam 42. 144. IK Gnermry. «Mbnrt 42 Gayw. Siam 42. IB Hal. Batart 42. IK. 1(2. 171. 1(7. IK IK Harm . Ttaefty 42 K 17. 114 HaMaM. teteey 42. 32. 3X 1 2. IK Hayrwv Mchaet 42 Htnta Donate 17. 14. 42. IK 11V IK IK HaltaV Ratoey 42 IK. IK IK 121 IteN. team 42. 43 Ntetante. Rtaterfy 43. IK 17X 171 IK Mtetorm . Chmlaptar 17. IV 43. 10. IK IK Ndtafiwnrte. Bnverty 43 Mantm. Amy 41 IMt. Irwy 43 Ifahrv Retort 43 HteterV fetor, X SX K IK IK 1 team. Mte 12. IIX 4X IK. 22. 121 teMn. Rate V 4X 17. M. IK K IK IK K TV IK. 171. IK. 31. 34. IIX IK IK IK 111 fetae, tarete 43. IIX 34. 14V IK. 194 fetaeon taaate 4X 127 Mau. Cato 4X IK Ratoc Robert 4X 47. 144 Rayter. Fretted 12. 43. 17V 127 fat Chmlaptar 4X IK IK. 144 Mat lan 4X IK K K K. IK 13X IK 143 Rtef Nchey 4X 144. 134 Rtafanwa lam 43 Rtaftmaa Shwea 43 laafp. fact 43. 17. 1 . 114 Imynr. tan 43 Hmynr. tai 43 fata. Gregory II 4X K IK 14V IK lea. Date 53 47. 171. IK 112 leeper. Ratoey 43 lamnV FMRp 12. IV 41 42 Inpaa. Chm 12. IS. 4X 42. 13X IK. 22 latent Marta 43. IK IK SidiaV Sat 4V 137 Saa «m B«uM 45. IK 1 7 Sktev I wry IV 4V 114. IK 27 State. Boaner IV 4 . IK 249. IK IK State. Data 4 . 171. 1U. 171 State, teflrey 4V «7. IK K. K. IK 13«. 10 Saalt. Bechy 4 . 31. K. IK. 131. 112 jSliiH 54 Starr. RrHla «. 4 . IK 114. IK K K IK. IK 131 Stem . Darren 12. V 2. SV 94. K IK. K SifvvK P|55 Shychw. lata X 5 4 90 Stab an Cany 4V 144 Sntalata. bay 4 Stem Cyn 4 Stern Cyrta 4 Wartj. Starry 4 Srrenay tea 4 1 tamer Rarer. IV 4V 1? 133. IK 27. IK Ttanpina. M V t Si. 171. IK 171, 30 IK IK Trm«. Na 12. IV 4 . I . IK IK. 114. IK IK. K. 714 IK. 71 Tnm Ttama K. 133. 1« U W. Effe 4V 1« Vaatet. Ran 4 . 47. 43 Nrotam, lana K 1 X Kl. Ill Nafoaer lataa 4 Maanctel. RcNc S4 Nrtetate Rtartea S IK. IK 172. 131. 177 NaBera. M 4 . IK. 127 MHm ten 4 . 121 1(9 «Man Ton S Meeeian Rcnwe 4 ttetete. Amae M. I K K. 7 IK I . IK 121. Ill IK. 127 laear. teonee 4 41. IK. IK. 171 Ttotoicl. Rata S 41 Tata bn SV 177 JUNIORS .. JUNIORS .. JUNIORS ... JUNIORS .. JUNIORS 1B1 JUNIORS INDEX index INDEX INDEX INDEX INDEX INDEX . INDEX SI m in IB fen SI mm. iiuuaM M m « ?un. in in. in. in in tatol. Rodney SB t) Ann. tatod SB 13 IN Rater, fMn SI IV 177 Baron. (dnard SB 1M. 1 si tot 1 SB 13 111. 71. 177. 1«. 107 tana SB M. 171 Beatty T« t« SB 177 Benerict Sarri IB SB ISA. 114, 171 m SB 177. in SB 17B IBB 117 an Crag SB 32. IK. 72. 117. 1M SI tape toto IV M. M. 172 Bayv tone SB 113 171. IB 17« SB ra tor X 17. SB 17. SB 11B 114. 12B. 177 SB 1U 121 k to St SB 121 tniriky SI Brito, riche SI CantoB rial SB IB 177 Ctapnm. Harter. SI. IM Cririti. Daeri SB 32. 173. 177 Crieatari. Cary SI Qtmpr. Incy SI Cri . Criuripto SI Cariry. Can SI Can rictaet SI Cnri. Ian IV SI. 121. 13B 1B3 tomfl Into SI Cot . Damn SI. IV B7. 121. 137 SI i SI SI. 171. SI SI. 3B m Da —pari Cr SI. 32. 33. 171. IB 171. 13B 137 Daariaav lyria SI De r, Into SI. 12. «7. 172 4 . Ian, SI Dri tori! ScaM SI. 717 (ton Me had SI rSad lager M (to. tori M. Ill 171 («tot Imty B M. 171 172 (ipdi. taupe M FA Carat M. Id. 1M fari tick to to. 177 Friktoar. Fehtcu 40 Frik. rile M fm. mum IB. 133 Irrito Crirttat. M. 1SS 122 .firito. Mto 40 frdto Mar 44 fOTctoa. Kmaeri IB. 134. IBI • IM IB 174 M M I earn 14 144 Cram Stephen l M. IV 113. 171. 177 Cridemri. Mart. 44 171, 171 177 Caw Slfdhm 44 Creeato Cria M 34 114. 173. 177. 137 Craar lata M Gerito Rchard U Habar Vnaa M IV III M 71 131. 17B 117 Hertoty Canaat M 177 Hama I ran M rictari M 174 M. I IB 111 173. 177 M 1. ri(ria M. 17. 174 m. tofar M. 133. 171, 171 Itoaa. Mot II. CV 177 tri gav ImhM II. 1SV 177 II. 33 171 11 Ue II. 172. 122. 13B IBJ trial, Vaato II Oaari 3. II. M. 13. IBB IBS. 12B ISI. 127 Rato II Cal II Mill II. II. Ill 174, 13B 121. I7B IM Hmto tofria 1II. SI. 111. 71 71. M. 74. 15V 13B 127 .a !• 11 II. 12. 17B 131 II. IM. 122 B II. 13. 171. 177. IBB 117 liic IV II. IM. 171 IM RaBvy. R«1 II Rayter. toane II Rial Darnel II. 17. 172. 134 IB II. «3. 171. 171. Ill f II. H. 133. ISA I II. 174 11. fi. I2B 173. 172 larfa. Danat II l arietta. Cryrial II. 174 lan. Oriarak II. IV IB IM. 121. 132. 113 I anna tar. Tray II. 121. 171 lac Marl IV II. 37. 173. 177. 172 lafrirl Rnria II lariy Sham I! laack. Stacey 12. 122. Ill la Mart 12. 13. 21 lit . Utatt lenry. Banal 12 Maca In 12. 32. 33. 172. 131. 103 Rant 12. 171 Raima 17 117. 171 17 Mamnai Raya II 14. 172 Marti. Owntoptar 17 Marrean ftama 17 17. 143. IM 12. M. 173. 172 May . I anra V 12. in. 127 12. 132 3. «. M. B McCray, lari 12. U 114. 1BV 121 McDarmatt Ctoard M. 12. TV 34. IB II). 171. 17« cy 12 112. U 121. 13B IM 17. II. 171. 17« a 12 IB 7B 121. 112 12 12 CaUtae 47 37 )3 7B 13«. 17«. 31. 17B 132. 112 Mar ana Uederipa 17 Merman leu 17. 117 mun toy 17 Narranare Deama 17 Met mm. lava 17. SB «7. 171. HI 1)2 12. 171 lata II. 124. 171 IM . Ounari Bari 3 4 43 174 1 OatrtaHer riepaataa 13. 177 htaatrua, Cririra 13 113 Fed rita i) M S3 TV It). 171. 171. M. IM Felriri Daari 13 ISS. IM 13 SI fROSH fROSH FROSH FROSH FROSH FROSH FROSH WtX . INDEX Ffte. Can 13. I2B 177 Ml trieatta 13 Ftatoria. Ctarrit 13. M. 13 17«. ISI FtakaOT Mririaa 14. 13 Mpri- Caarft I) Write Rafina 13. IK 134 Fpndrii. MMaan 3 13. SI. 111. 174 Fuce. Man 13 tattotTta iv 13 37. 33 173 177. 174 Mna , tody 13 Mea, lanato 13 BB 171 ROT tari I) Baton M y IB 13 2B IB K 7B IM. 127 Be+t«u (to 13. IS. 12. II) Barit Irae 13 172. 121 Bari, toy 13 IB 122 Ru 1vt( huc9 I) Sager featota 43 IK 131. 127 Salaiar. Itona 13 II. 111. 1IB IK IK 137. Ill Satom Rartt 13 1)B. IK Scartarry Swan 43 37. 31. 177 ScKaBae Sleptaa 13 IS6. ISB IK Schrier Stone 13 IM Seri, frarf B 13 IV 13 111 7B 7B III. 171. III. IK Sketo lad K5. IV M. 7M. 112. 121. 171 Staton BMtoa 14. Ill Skeel. Ttama 3 4. M. 133 Stoner. Shade 44 Saagleria. Ire 14 Srtrik rite 44 Snrik rilctaB 44 Sarik. Fari 44 Snrik. Storey M. 17. 1SV 121. 1B3 • Spam. Ctaryt M. IK 127 Staari lava IB 127 Stan, tori M. 17. «J Striv iaaaa 44 Stril Ckmriu M. II. IK IM Sato an I add B M 14 lamer Band M. 171. M. IK Tito Retard M T itUf TWifisv 44 Tartar Ronatd ON B 44 SB K HI. 123 IK flamy a an. (rtri 14 Inter Itanat 14. 122 laadnan. trie M «tari Rmta IV M. 12. 112, 121. IK «taker terto B4. 14 ■anan riyan 4S 143 IM Nayeian Itaanai IS ■••to f c IV M ■ntoi Crag IS. 17. M. 13 IBS. IM totor Into IS. II. TV 121 Motor Steam 15. IM ttomaa. taker! IS NMe. leatm 15 ■Me Innat 15 Itacaa to IS IRtto Darat 15. 32. 13 123 172 toe Irka 15. IK friadt I any 15. IM Meritaftat. Crag IS. M. II lam Mher I. B 15. M. IM 111. 111. 171. 112. 121. M. IK IM IM Taaknck Fataoa IS M 12. IK. 172. 121. ISI fnaag Irey 15. IK Vnari Halm 15.12. M 17 114. IK 171. 173 IK 127 nvte Beta IS 32. 17. 173 172 Saatoat Maker IS fHSMMIN Mapact. Dari 17. IB U M taiart rictari M tadarv Itonat M FROSH . FROSH FROSH ««town. Baum Snt 64 177 MIIm. Dtim 44 If IK 172. 103 Mi . Kart 44 K2. 130. 170. 1 fatentoaynr Tana 44 1M w. Minted RMh 2. 46 210. 1« Baca Bate «9. 44. II. 12 T. Tncto 04 Oder totoi 44.13. 170 Oder. Mcheri 14 44. 92. 19 fafafar Refnu 44. 144 fajfaut. CtoaryC 44. IK 121 Beam Mcfceto 17. 44. 121 lenity RenaU 44 Bed Metose 44 124. 121 Brt. toff 17. 124 Bte« Onto 47. 73 Btodue (trateth 47 Beetonu. factual 10. 47. II fape Oatoj 47 to «den (tom 47 tortem . Mr 47 toafaar Rady 47.19 IK 121. 132. 103 ■wa . tenet I. 09. 17. II. 124 Broun. Tracy 17 Oram leus II faun token 14 17 C tel. Jeffrey 17. 47. 32. IK 120. 194 Cane tefaanr 47 Carpenti . C u 17. 121. Ill CiudM In 17 Cteaa OMittt 17.17. 92. 110 Ctnatiaaea . Rctoria 17. 130. 109 Britton . Rmytym 47 Ctoyton Cra« 47 Ctoaaaca . Ante 47. II Call. I Me 47. 19 Caly Hte 47. 19. IK 130. 121. 132 Cater fatten 47 Caafarrmaa. OaM 47 Cron Cray 47 Ooad. Ratoeo 44 47. 190 Citdi. Reanrifi 47. IK faaMan Stacy 47. 19. IK 130. IK. 132 tedee. teiy 17. 12. I . 172 fans. Laura 41 172, 121. 109 Bona, lad 17. 47. 110 •ay Itote IS. 4« 144. 122. 14«. IK. 103 Own Mary 40 Oewtoe Maty 41 OeCaaN. fcffrry II Oto . Marc 17. 41 92 Dato . Dean 41 II. IN tteftoM. Mrtoi 4 . 121 baca Ralert 17. 41. 72. Ill Diala A «u 41 Itk Dame IB 122 CnanC. (tom Brxfey 41. II. 92 (•Ban. faherd II 132 (rk m Chmtoftm 41 121. 132 (ear. Rnstapte II 13. 19. 122 leect toutour 41 173. 177 Fadciam. Aafaany II II (aOciaaa. Sim 17. 41. II. 104 Fake Sarah 44 17. 49 41 71. 33. Ill IK 110 172. 117 Fariman Tate II Flaa Taafay 14 41 19 Ffa. fatten 41 (ante Smar. 41 US. IK IN. 10 IK Fte lK«Mtow 41. IB 19. IK IK Faantot. (dale 4B 19. IK 172. ISI. 101 Caton. My 4B IK Gmtousto, lam U Cute Ratttoan 41 12 Gtetert. C e M Gama. FaraaMa 41 171 Cetrosey Patsy 41 172 Gwrrera tom 41. II wex mtxx moex Haad. (darard 49. IB IK. Ill Head, facte 49. 0. 0. 19. IK 121. 21. IK 132. I MaB lar y 49. 172 Hamnate Christas IS. 49. 32. K. 172 103 Hardesty, term 49 Harm. Rated 49 72. It 92 Harm. Ttowtey 49. II. IK Hadberfar. RmM 49. IK Hatdaff. Utrte 49 II Hiyn Mcteto 49. 173. 172 Netoey. Raymaad 0 Naafridi. tarry 0 IK Maary. Scott 19 Haaatoy. Cate 0. It. 121. IK Memtt late 0. II Hues. Rtfte 0 Kte|« Ratorya 19 127 HoeHcr. tote 0. 11. 144. K 127. 10 HaMenam. tam 0 Hsten. Pa«e 0 0. IK IN HeBasd. RaMy 0. II. 92 121. 1M Harm Chart 0. II. 13 Ham. Date 0. It 13 10. 104 Hdtof. Carry 49 faltet. Tracey 0. 127 Haatete. Dam 0. 32 Mai. Rated 0 ■--- ---- I___i- ra bl toteam. Brad 47. 0. II. 122 tone . Tray 0 tekee an K Rtetoc. Reran K I1B 132. lit IK IK 171. II) Rntoam l m TO. 32 teaar. Marl 70. 92. 133. ISO team, (he K 97 Irate Oaaras K Lacter. Bart II lacter. Kateerty IB 7. 44. K. Ill IB 114, US. 19. IK IK 117. 10 lento . Bern K. 172. 127 ImffaMt. lam M. 0 K. 73.97 K ImtMdl. tomittf K. 121 lau. Cyatou K. 19. 121. IK. 132 lao Irta K 172 Inteateryw Atert 17. K lideatertn lintoa K IK latea tony K. IK 172. 127 Macftenm. Wei eater K K 7B 92. IK. 154 Macy. Mto 0. K. 10. IK 171. 10 Ma| a Me hart 17. K. 92 IK. 1M Maaftn. lama K Mam. lari 70. IK Iteta Mb 1% Marti . Rnfato IB IV K 32. 121 Maisiat Rateay K. 32. 01. 0. IK 172. IN May toiftoa 10 McCarthy Matou K. Ill Me tacito . Caria K MctocMto. Imatey K IK Mcttooty lac be 71 190 McVay. Rtoi 71. 0. 10 M hter tetania 71. 111. 11V IK IK IK Marma totear 71 Marian. Cite 71. II fatter, teat Md 71. It 97. 20. 171 fame?. Bated 71. It IB 171 Nrttrauar. Mdatto 71. 0 172 Meatman RaBtem 71. 10 Mtonc He 71. K 0 IK. IK 132. II) Otoe Ran 71. K IK IK Ousnauar team 71. 19. IK 177 Pate lynmtto 71. 172 Patotoesu. to ttoy 71. 32 Parsam tola 0. 71. 121. IK Patent tenet 71. II Payne Geoffrey 71. It 92 IK Pena. Sutana 71. 127 Panrai. toad 71 Karts. «Man 71. 10 IN PNMfa. Dana 71. 32. 173 Plato . Rerry 71 P H. tomy B 71. 0. IK IK 122 10 FtoOteo. Tracey IB 71. 11B IIS. 12V IN. 132 1IB 10 Raftteto Rente 71. 0 Iatoten. Trida 72 Beiderd. lari 72 Roatoaff. Carte IB 2 72 111. 11V IK IK 172. 117 ••to. Ite 72. 32 Itterli. Mama IB 72 RaMtan ton 72. It 0. IV 111 Rated. Man 72 Rate Intel 72 Raat Matter. 0. 72. 0. 121 Ram. Cteryt 72. 32 117. 122. IK Ite Oaaftai 14. 72. II Sdnato. Fratotd 72. 0. 121 Sdrate . tear ? 0. 0. 33. 19. IK 111. 154 Sctoter Cra 0. II Scate . lisa 0. 121. Ill Steroood. Paaula 72. 0. 0. 17B 10 Steen toffery 14. 72 K 92 IV IN Suite tee 72 IK 111 Suite tears 72 Stete Metodi 0 72 71. 1IB 0. IK 121. 10 Suite Vtoce 72 10 Slain, ten 0 ' Sin ?. Mute 0. 32 JB 10 Staytoto lad Bam 0 K 10 Slayton Vrrmn 0 121 Satot. Scall 72 Skaukndfe Any 72 Iteupam. Carte 72 Inpodl Matte . 15. 0. N. 71. 0. 0. 31 UB K K. I7B 10. 117 UntoamB Sns 7B 0. 0. 10. 10 oua. Ma 72. 10. 171 Vatoate faa 2N. 73 «Metet Liu 7B 10. 10 RMnd Randnc 73 Mteton Mama ?B IN Item PM 7B II ■ton. Thema 7B II ■ton Crytte ?B IK Mfat. Md 7B IK «Mte Remete 73. IK Tantorid ten K 7B IK IK 10 Vanat Mrihxt 73. 19 te faarri 7B IN. 10 jranu RHa 7B 0. 3B 10 and. Mcteto 0. 3B 7B 10 Ttosstor. Ramate 0. 19. IK. 10 Oaten CM? fisto Rent (nto facteto 147 fail Thanu I4B 147 lad . Bart IK McHrto. Iru 71 Mart«. Ondyett ttnwO Oatert «Mdm Marl MX MX INDEX . tNDEX . INDEX INDEX WEX 1-1 A ABA CJCSTEI — Bend I. 2, X 4; Ovum Eme«6fc 4; Swimmng 3. 4: Manager ?; Two Aril piacr [numb awards 4 MO. LYNDA - Bind 1.2. 3.4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Awl Rink loader 3. 4; Tri-M 3. 4; Virtrty Show 1, 2. 3. 4; Business CM I Phy-Chem 3. 4; Sole A f numb Contest 3; State Ensemble Contest 3 ATXMS. OEMS! - Pep Club 2. 3. 4. french CM 1. 2. Girt Varsity C b 3. 4; felowsfep of Chmtioa Athletes 4; Flag Corp 4; Pewder Puff 3.4. Ba d 1.2. 3.4; Offce Helper 4; Jr Mat 4; Swooning 1. 2. 3. 4; Bon Oiting Coach 4 Dvng 1. 2. 3 4; Ten™ l. ? Mott «prortd Terms L; Spent of A Mat 4. Foot bM Homecomng Court 4 B BAUY CAMOY — P«p CM 1; Art CM 4 BANNMG I AURA - FN.A. 1.2. X 4. Prn 2: rtafonjn 3; Treas 4; Pop Club 1. 7; Sumhne 1. X Ski Chib 1,7; Student of Vw Month 3.4 BERNENO RHOPDA — Bond I. 2.X 4; km ft| Shoa I. 2. 3. 4: Powder Puff 2. 1 Bf A2AI. TAMMY - Pep dub 1; Burnt CM 2. 4 BRAKE. KAREN - Pep Club 1. 7. 3. 4: few new Club 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 3, 4; Sunthow Sob ; 1. X X 4; Gets Varsity Club 7. 3; Pourfer Puff I, 2. X Office Helper 1; Gwh Sain lean 1, 2. BORN. BRETT - l ottoman CM 2. 3. 4; French CM 4 Phy-Chem CM 4. Secretary of Sonar Claw 4; Hoouor Boyt State Dtie | to 3; 8asketbal I; Oow Country 2. X 4; Track 1. 7. X Student of the Month 3. BOISE!. DAWNA - BM A 1. 2. 3; Sunshine 1. 2. X 4: Pop CM X 4; Powder Puff 3. 4 BROCKFR. LAWANA - Sumhme Society 1,2. X 4; Pop CM 1. 2. X 4; Buunett Cus 3. 4; •Jphj Delta Rho 4; Prom Decorating 3; Was doa Docoratioi 2. 4. BROSMIR. KATHERMT - Drama CM I. X X 4; Thotptan 4 0UWR 2; GREASE X Track 2. 3. BROWN. A NCI - Thespian I. 2. 3; Speech 1. X X Pop CM 1. X X Fronch CM 1; Plays CREESE 3 MAGMARY MV AID X Oil YEN X SNOW WWTF X PUFFER'S PEOPIE X YOUNG ORACUIA. CE 4; Oeerteadmg 1; Yearbook X Poadcr Puff 1. X Abborn a Speech; Letter in Cheerteading 1 BROWN m - Letter mem CM 3. 4; Pep CM 1. 2. X 4; AY CM 2. X Tom I. 2.1 4 Batebal 1. 7. 3. 4; Wresting 2; Baikrtbal 1. Most Improied Tonis 4. BROWN MCMllE — Pop CM 2. X 4; Bnmett CM X X Band 1. 2. X 4; Poader Puff X C CAINE. R0k l — I Ottoman X X Vke-Presi dent 3: President 4; Phy-Chem 4; f edowsh© of Chratwo AtMetos 4; Drama CM 1. Seem Budget 4. Deletato To World Attain Confer •nee Footbol 1. X X 4; Wresthnt 1. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2; AR Conference 1st Team f ootbal 4; 2nd Tern f ootbal X Rl Cmderence 1st Tow Wresting 3: 2nd Team Wrettknc 2. 4; Ponder Puff King 4. Hnweconon Canddate CAUSEY M E -Sk. CM 1; Drama CM I. X X 4; Speech Team X 2. X 4 Thespian 2. 3. 4: Stale FinaRst Speech 4 COON RICH - Batebal X 2. X 4. COOK ROBERT - Band 1. X X 4; Stage Band X X 4; Pop Band X X 3. 4; Summing X X X 4: Smnmnf Captam 3. 4 COYER KIMFER - Business CM X X 4; Secretary 3.4; Pep CM X X X 4. Sumhme X X X 4; Tri M 2. 3. Drama CM L Ad •anted Choir X X X 4; Seng Choo X X X 4. President 4; Begwmng Char 1; Powder Puff 1.4. First Place at Solo and (numb 1. 2. X 120 Words per mnutr in Shorthand 3 CRAFT. STEVEN - Spnosh CM 1. X X 4; Ski CM X FCA 4; Wrestkng X X X 4; Sectional Champ 4; Student of the Month X Wresting Mott «proved 4. CROWE!. CHRISTOPHER - Future farmer of America 2. X 4; Mu A Theta X 4; Phy Chom x 4; F cloaihrp of Chmtun AtNetos X Clast Prenderit 4; Mr amir Basketful 4; Basketbaf 1; Term 1 Foolbal X 3; Track X 4; Cross Country 4; OAR Good Citeon - District. Bawsch and Lomio Science Modakst; Purdue Award lor Academic Eicolonco; Na- honal Honor Society X 4. CURTIS SUSAN-Pop CM l.X 3.4; ATS 7. X 4; Troas 4; Sumhne l.XX 4; Junior Claw Troas 3; Band 1. X XXCmrort Band X X X 4: Powder Puff X 3. Vanety Stem X X X 4; 10 Finals! Unted Slates Senate Veuft Program n Mftnu X CUSHMAN HEiEN- Band 1. X 3.4. Variety Show x X X Pep Band x Business CM 3.4; Track I. 2; Pender Puff 3; Girts Stjte Alter- nate X D DAME1SON TM - Ski CM 2; Phy-Chem CM X X 4; Bcgwmng Chew X Swing Choo X X Adf Chew X Tenrw 3; Choo 2 DNSS JOMt - Fronch CM 2. X 4; Speech CM 3; Mu Alpha Theta X 4; Pby Chem CM 3,4; Speech Team 3; Physics Team 3; Tennis 3. 4; Track 4; Intramural 4. Coomnded Student PSAT Board - lop SI of a MNwn Scores. Natxnai Honor Society 3. 4. KROTC Scholarshp Winner I EBY. PATRICU - FHA 1. X Sumhne X X Pep CM 3. ECKHOFF. BRYAN - Phy-Chem CM 4; Mo Alpha Theta X 4 Speech CM 2. X 4; Ska CM X X X 4; National Honw Society X 4; Gdted and Talented Program X Speech Team X X 4; Discussion Sectional Chao 4. Du cussion Regional Champ 4; Stale FeuAst 4th place EDWARDS DAWN - SomMne 1. X 3; Pep CM 1. X X Spanish CM 1. X X 4; Phy Chom X 4; Secretary — Treasurer 4; Mu Alpha ThoU 3. 4; Prendent 4; Apta OeRa Rho X 4; Pres 4. National Honor Society X 4; Girts Vanity CM X 4; Student Cornel 4. Band X X X 4; Celled and Tdented Program 3. 4; Pep Band 4; Powder Puff I, 2. 3 4; Cipt X 4; Claw Treasurer 4: Mexico Trip X VoAeybaA 1. X X Crow Country 4; C«t 4; Mmt Valuable 4 Rasketbal I. X 3.4. Ternus 1. X X 4; Menta) Attitude Award X AA- Conlorence 3; Student of (he Ifanth 3; Achievement Awards m BKdogy 4 Adv Bad ogy 1. X 1st at State Ensemble Contest X Powder Puff Chanpt 4; National Math Tost Award 4; Hemecomng Queen 4; ktont Sdni arshap Commended Student 4 ENGLAND. DAVE - letter man 2. 3. 4; Fu- ture Teachers of Amonca 4; feltowsNp of Chris tun A Metes 4. Powder Puff Coach 1. X X 4 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 M VP foot hal 3; Al Conference F ootbal 3 A« Confer once Basebat X (MELI. MARY — Alpha Delta Rho X ATS 4; Track X F FFECf. MENA - Senshme 1. X 3. 4; Key Girt 4; Ska CM X X AES X X X 4; Soc 4; Pep CM 1,2. X 4; Jr Ms 4 Powder Port 2. 3. Homecoming Court i. Band X X X 4; Summing X 2. X Cheorteadrsg X X 4 fERNAfttS NOfllA - fesmots CM X Phy-Chom X 4; Pop CM 2. X Ft. SON. DAN - Mu trial Arts 4q if I SON DAVD - Speech 1. X X 4; Drama X X X 4; Speech Team 2. X 4; OLIVER 3; FffFFR’S PEOPLE t Freshman Footbal I; Varsity Wresting I; Summing X Slate Finalist Dis cussion 3. 4; Slate fmabst Congress 4. FISHER, NANCY - Art CM X X 3; Pr« X Sunheso 1,2, X 4; Key Qrt 4. Pep CM XX 4. Rewess CM 4. Girts Varsity CM 2; h Mb 4; BasketbM I; Varsity Voloybal Mr X X Track 1; Perfect Attendance X 2. X 4; Business Typcig Award 2. FRA2KR. DARE! - AV CM 3. 4; Summing Manager X X X 4; 2 Varsity lottos FRA2KR. DON - Spanish CM X 4. Business CM 3. Phy-Chem 4; Mu Alpha ThoU X 4; Alpha OoKi Rho 4; liHomwm CM 2. 3. 4; Swarning I. X X 4; Toris X 4. manager Swmwnmf Captain 4; Moil Valuable Swenmer 4 G GAMS. Ml - Ff A 1.2; Football 1.2.2.4; lotiomum Award 3. 4. frouble Shoots Award 4 GAN OEE. 1AM - Sumhn Society 1.2. 3. 4. GoH Varvty CM 2. X 4. fop Club 1; FoAowihap e4 Christian Athletes 4; Modern Musk Mi lo i 3. 4 ft( Rod Bawd 1. 2. 3 4; President 4; Danes Band 1.2. X Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Row dor PuH 1. 2. 3. 4; Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4; State Manator 3. 4; Uxtoc Staff 3: Dntract Solo Ensemble 1.2.3; State Solo 1 FmetnhW 3; Swvnwwif I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Capian 3. 4; BasketbaR 1 Business Award 1; Bawd Service Award 2; Bawd Blan- ket 4 GEE ft l ABfTH - Student Couth 4 1. 2. 3. 4; Pm. 4; French CM 1. 2. 3, 4; Vice fret. 3 Pm. 4: ARplui DeHa Rho 3. 4; Vice Pres 4; Smtshinc 1, 2, 3. 4; CKaplun 2. Rec. Sec 3, 4; Ptp CM 1. 2. 3. 4; Grh Vanity CM 3. 4: Phy Chen CM 4; f C.A. 4; Chor 1. 2 Clan Secretary 1, 2, 3; Aide at letters School 4; Vcdnbal 1; hswor Vanity Cheerteader 3; Vanity Cheerteader 4. Powder Puff 1,2, 3. 4; C apt an 3, 4; Sort Terms Team Manafe 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 1.2. 3.4; Garh Terms Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Type I Award 3; Term Most Improved 2; Most Valuable Cheerteader 3; Dekfete to Senator Imm'i Symposwm tor Temorrosrs leaden 3: NEC M4 Smftes Run ner-ep 3; Natienai Honor Sooety 4; Dete|ate to Hoesaer Girts State 4 GIRARD GRIG - lettermem CM 1.2.3.4: Spanish CM 1. 2. 3.4: Phy Chem CM 3. 4. Me Alpha Theta 3. 4; Homecoawnc fvcort lor Feotbal 4; Student Couwcl I. 2 BaietaM 1: Basketbel 1. 2. 3. 4; Term 1. 2. 3. 4: National Horn Society 3.4 W Term 3.4; Honorabis Menton AR-Stete Term 4; 2nd Team Me BasketbaR 4; Most knpreved Bas ketbad 4 QOfUALU. PAIR - BaiebaR 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramur Ms 2. 3. CURD SARAH - Stw dent Ceuncl 1.2. 3. 4 fee Pres 3.4; FCA Pres 4. Smtow 1.2. 3. 4; Trees. £ Vke-Pres 3; Key prt 4. Spanish CM I. 2. 3.4; Sec 2. 3. Alpha Delta Rho 3. 4. Sec Treat 4; Me I pha Theta 3. 4; Phy- Chsm CM 4; Pcwdsr PwH I. 2. 1 4; Class Pres 2. 3; Band 1.2. 3.4; SdO and Ensemble Contest ]. 2. 3. 4; State 3. 4; Gris Terms 1. 2 3. 4; Checrkadw 1. 2. 3. 4; Captain 1; Most Valuable 2. Varsity X 4; National Honor Sooety 3. 4; Gifted Education 4; tt h O'Brian Outstandnf Sophomore 2, Hoover Girts State Detefate X 1st Runntr-«p and Creative 4 Perform Arts Winner. Ir. Mss 4; Type I Award £ Cafeteria Advisory Board 2. 3.4 GUSHWA. THOMAS — FCA 1, £ I «Herman CM 3. 4; Pep CM 1. £ Industrie Arts CM 1. £ VCA £ Te P ren Staff 4; Mramurab BasketbaR 4; Auto Mechwwcs £ BasketbaR 1. £ 2nd Place District 1: Feotbal 1. 2. 3.4: Pioneer Bowl Champs £ State Playoffs 1; Period Attendance I. 2 H HARRS. WENDY. Pep CM 1. £ 3.1; Pm 4; Drama CM 1; AV CM 1. Busmess CM 4; Powder Puti 1. 4. Swwwnmf Team 1. 2. 1 HARTMAN ED - FFA 1. £ 3. 4; FFA Sefl Aide £ 3. 4; FFA Sec 4 HAYNES CRYSTAL - Drama CM £ X Pep CM 1. £ AFS £ Speech Team £ 3; State Crew £ 3; Gymnastics 1. £ Track 1; Sown mne £ Gymnastics Sec bona! Al Around Champ £ ME MY CHUCK HOI I AND, SCOn -1 et ter mam CM 1.2.3. 4. Spanish CM 2. X 4. FTA 4. Business CM 4. Powder Puff Cheerteader X 4; Feotbal I; Tennis £ Basebal 1. 2.3. 4; BasketbaR 1. 2. 3. 4; Honorable Mention MIC BasketbaR 3; 2nd Team MC BasketbaR 4; 1st Team MC Basebal X MErwber of State Baskrtbal Champion Team 2; Most RBh Award X Best Defensive Player Award Baskrtbal 4 HOUETT DIANA - Phy Chem 2. X 4; Pres I; Sunshm I. 2. X 4; CTC £ X 4; Pep CM 1. £ MAT 3. 4. FCA 4; Prefram Charman, Rochelles 2. X 4: Office Heiper 2; Student Couwcl 2. 3 Class Officer £ ce Pres £ Symphonic Band 1. 2. X 4: VoleybaR 1; Varvty £ Powder Puff 3; Taufbt 4 7 Ith trade Math Students Algebra ter 4 weeks 4; Who s Who Amenf American High School Stu- dent X 4. MOlllCS WORTH. KFFRfV DA VC HOPKKS. lOf — letlormawi CM 4; Powder Puff Cheerteader 3.4; Feotbal 1. Term £ X 4 BasketbaR 1. 2. 3. 4. HOtRN. ROBERT — Phy Chem CM X 4; French CM 1. 2. X Worlds Attain Confer ence Driejatr 4. Drum Mayor 3. 4: Pep Bawd 3. 4; Taylor Phy Chem Team X HUFf STETTER. DAN Mm Oenn 1. £ Bus. ness CM 4; Ifttermom CM 4; B Team BasketbaR X Member et Intrawwarah Cham piemMp Team 4. Varsity Basehal 3. 4 I ISMMURA CF47U - Pep CM 4; AFS 4: Smn| Chew 4 I RFFKS OOUGIAS - Spanish CM 1.2.3.4: Buutess CM 4. Apia Delta Rho 4; Pep CM 4; Mtmhor Of Student Ceunci 3. 4; Vice Pres 4; Trip to Metko X Homeceminf Court 2. X BasketbaR 1. Term £ tntrmuireh BasketbaR Champs 4; Powder Pidf Cheer leader 3. JOHNSTON. A NCR - Srnishme Society 1. £ X 4; Pep CM 1. 2. 3. 4; Busmess CM 3. 4; Alpha Defta Rho 4; Key Gel 4; Char 1. £ Cheerteadmi 3. I. JOHNSON. 1AME — Track £ Term X 4: BasketbaR 1. 2. X I; Tenna Most knpreved 3; Al Conference 3; BasketbaR Rrboundnj Award 3; Asst Awvd Rebouuftnt and MVP I; 2nd Team AR Conference 3; 1st Team Al Conference 4; Mentor el State Champon ship Team £ JONES. ANTHONY - Spans CM £ 3. 4: Sec £ lettermem CM £ X I; Phy Chem CM 4: Shi CM X Powder Putt Coach 1. £ X Cheerleader 4. Feotbal I. £ 3.4; Capiam 1; Basket bat 1. £ GoH 1; Track 3. Vwsity Feotbal 2. 3. 4; Vwsity Track X JONES. MEIANK - Spans CM £ X 4; Business CM £ 3. Pep CM 1. Band 1.2. X 4. Vanety Stow 1. 2. X 4 RJST1C2. MARK - Rowfnf Trophy 3. SeftbaR Trophy 3. K KfllfR. DONNA - Art CM £ Buiraess CM 4 KINftDV DAVE - Choir 1. £ 3. 4; Pm 4; GoR I. £ Intermurali 1. 2. X KERSEY. KEVM - Wermuah X 4. Perfect attendance 1. £ KEYSER. MARK - Busmen 4; Mramurah 2. 3. 4; BasketbaR 1. Kite ACE. IINNETTE - AFS 3. 4; FcRewthp of Christian Athletes 4, Vice Pres 4; Girls Varsity CM 3.4; Pep Band 4; Pep CM £ X Tn-Captiew 4. NEC Honor «Me Mention 4; Wot leybal 1. 2. 3. 4 BasketbaR 1. £ 3. 4 KlFCKNFR. T000 - Khntnal Arts £ X 4; Pm 3. Feotbal 1. £ 3. 4; Wresting 1. 3.4; Cheertearknf X 4 KRAHOWSKI. ROlAMtf - Art CM 1; Pep CM 1: Choir 1; Yearbook X KUHN TV - lettermem CM 3. 4; Foefeal 1. 2. X 4; Track 1. 2; MramuraJs 4 I IEENIV. CHUCK - Industrial Arls CM 2. 3. 4; Trees 4. Auto Mechanics 1.4. Enftneervtf Draftinf 1. £ Basebal £ GoR X 4 IESCH scon - letlormawi CM 2. X 4: Spans . CM 2. X 4; Powder Putt Cheer leader 3. 4. Feotbal I. £ 3. 4 BasketbaR 1. £ 3. 4. Basebal 1. £ 3. 4; Second Team AR NEC FootbaR 4 UWAElfJE INFER - AES 1. £ 3. 4. Me Alpha Theta X 4; Phy Chem 3. 4 Ski CM 1. £ Pep CM 1. 2. 3. 4 JoumaAsm 4 I MOSEY R00 -1 ettermam CM 3.4; Feot- bal 1. 2.3.4; Track 1. ? BasketbaR Manager X 3.4 LISTEHKRCER. ELLEN - Sunshine 1.2 fHA 2. 3, 4 Reporter 2; Secretary X Pap CM 2. X 4; Ye P. ri Newspaper SUN 3. 4; Pram 3; Sport Editor 3.4; VoBeybal 1. 2. X Basketbal 1.X X Tenon 1. 2. 3; Mott Valuable Tenon 3; Mott bprovrO Tenon 2; Perfect Attendance 3 LONG. MOUT -HAU; Busmess CM 2. 3.4; Pep CM 1. x Tri-M 2.3; Swing CMr I. 2. 3; Bct«mn| Char 1; Advanced Che 2. 3. 4; Choir Mutual 1. 2. X 4; Prom Cowemttee X Gymnastics Manager 1; Dntnet Sole I Ensemble Centetl 1. X 3. 4; World Attain Conference 4; Outtfandmf Accounted Shi dent X M MACH KM _ Tri-M 3. 4; Pop CM 1.X X APS 3. 4: Sun-Shme Society I. X X 4 Felontfep •• Chmhan A Motet 4; G h Wars ty CM 1.2. X 4: Thee Pm X h« 4; Band 1. 2. 3.4; SU|o Band 1. 2. X 4; Pep Band 4; Variety Sho« 1. 2. 3. 4; tablet Soto I Ensemble Contest 3. 4. State Soto I Fnsem- Me Centetl 3.4: VoieytaJI 1. X 3.4: Honor- able Mention NIC 3; 2nd Team ItC 4; Matt Vakiabto Defense 4: Basketbal 1. 2. X 4; Free Thro Award 2; Track 1.2. X 4. Captain 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Band Service Award 3. MAOOtN MKHELLE — Business CM 3. 4. French CM X 4. Swwtone 1. Speech Team 1; Drama CM I; Pep CM 1. X 3 Rockettes X 4; Band 1. X X 4; Powder Putt X Typng Anard 3. MASTERS ! LORI MRLER, CURTIS - todustnd Arts 4; Drama 1. X Speech 1; Bee Chov 1. Advanced Chor X 3. 4; Pres 3. Swing Chew X X 4; District Vecaf X 4. State Vocal 4; Student Cowed I; footbal 1. Track 4 MOORE UK - Mu Alpha Theta X 4. French CM 1; Big Red Band 1. 2. X 4. Rocketlet 2. 3, 4 MOtttS DAM) - French CM 1. X X 4; APS X X 4; Spans CM 4 Band 1. X X 4; Stage Band I; Assistant Rank leader X 4. MORRISON. MARC - Spans CM 1. 2. X 4; I et ter mens CM 1. 2. 3; Phy Chem 4; Na fend Honor Society 3. 4; Mu A Theta X 4: Student Council X Basketbal Into am 4; Varsity Teams 1. X X 4; ItC 3 Smftoi Runner-tp 4; Co Mental Atlitude Weiner X 4 Varsity Gei X X 4; 2nd loam NIC X 1st Team NIC X MVP GoN Team 3: Medahst Sectional X Freshman Basobal Manager 1; Typmg I Award 2. MUDAI ANGElMf - Sunthmt 1, 2; French CM 1, X X 4. Alpha Doha Rfe 4; Phy Chem 3.4: Modern Musk: Masters 3.4; Band 1.2. 3. 4; Stage Band X 4: Taytor Chemistry Team X 4; Powder PuH 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Soto aod Ensemble Contest 1, 2. X 4; Track 1. MULL MS RANDALL McAPIE. LYNN - Sunshme 1. X X FHA 1. X X Pep CM X Pep Band 4: Busmess CM 4. Powder PuH X Me Ml 11 f N. KUtT - FFA 1. 2. X 4. Pres X PFA Basketbal I. X 3; FFA Dairy Judge FFA Swine knf(Mg 1. 2. X PFA Sol Judging 2. X Trouble Siting Contest 4; PFA Green Hand Degree; FFA Chapter Farmers Degree McCOUOUGM. DANtl — Busmess X Bas krtbal I. X Freshmen I kmor Varsity Intra murals 1. 2. X 4; Mmor Certificate McCRAY lAJMf S - PTA 4; Spanish CM 3. 4: Pep CM 4; letlnonem CM 4. totramurah X X 4; Champs 3. 4; Basebal 1. 2. 3. 4; Wresting 2; Basketbal I. MdOCHLM. SHAWN — Industnal Arts CM X 3. 4; Vice Pm 3 lettecmews CM 4; Industrial Aris X 3.4; Wresting 1. ?; Footbal X 4; Track 1; N NEWMAN 3C0TT — Phy-Chem 4; Speech X Industrial Arts 3. NKONG. BRSC - Sparest! CM I. X X 4; Officer 4; Pep CM A. Officer 4; I otter mam CM 1. X 3. 4; Into am ah 1. X X 4; Footbal 1. 2. 3 Basketbal 1; Track 1. 2. 3; Wresting 4. 0 OLIVER JENNY - Sunshine Society 1. X X 4. Key Girl 4; Pep CM I. X 3.4; Ski CM 1. X 3; AFS 1. X 3. 4; Business CM X X Powder PuN 2. 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Variety Show 1. X X 3 Swemning 1. X 3. OSSWALD MAD - Pep CM X 4. Ski CM 3; FFA 3. 4; Footbal 3. 4; Basebal X 4; Intramural Champs 3. P PAJANO TERRY — Speech Team 2. X 4; Thespians X 3. 4. Pres 4; Pep CM 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 1. JournaAsm Ye PRgnm StaH 4. Plays OLIVER 3. fifAGMARY MVALKJ 3; GREASE 3; FIFTH'S PE OPT f 2; WHOSE IKE S n ANYWAY 4. THE CAT PROCESS 4; TJf EMPERORS NEW CLOTHES 4; Speeds State EtodW X4 PALM. CMJV - Pep CM X X Sunshmo X Tag-a war 1, X lewder PuN 4. PHAMS, LYNNE — Pep CM I. 2, X 4; APS I X X Mu Alpha Theta X 4; Phy Chem 3. 4; Spamsh CM 2. X 4; Wee Pres 3; Ski CM 1. 2. 3; Newspaper Staff 4 Student Counci X 4; Sec 4; Powder PUN 1. 2. 3; Homecoming Attendant 1. X 3. 4; Jr. Mu 4; Natierui Honor Society 3. 4; Gets State JUtemate 3; Typtog I Award 2; Accounting Award 3. PHRUP1 LAMPS — Drama CM X 3. 4; Speech Team X 3.4; Tfesmans X 4. Basket bal 1: footbal 1. X Swimming 1; Top Sweepstakes Speaker X Hoover Beys State ANemate X PMKR. OEAfWtA — Busmess CM X X 4; Phy Chem 4; Typing Awards tor Speed and Accuracy 3. 4 POWALSKI. LORI - Sunshmo 1, X X 4; Key Get 4; Pep CM I. 2. X 4; Art CM 4; French CM 4; Powder Puff 4; Champs 4. POWFU, LANA - Sunshmo 1. 2, X 4; Key Gvl 4; Spjmh CM 1. X X Phy Chem 4. FCA 4: GJrh Varsity CM 2. 3, 4: Sec -Trees 4; Pep CM 1. X X 4. Student Cmmd 1. 2. X Powder Psdf 1; Prom Committee X Heme commg Court 4; Yearbook Staff 2. 3. 4; EdMer 4; VoBeybaB I. X 3.4; Basketbal 1.2. 3. 4; Tmnis i. X 3. 4; Terms NIC 5 Sesgies Chare X 3 Singles Champ 3; Id Team X X Tomes Menial Attitude 2; Tennis Co-Most VaiuaMo 3; Basketbal Most Assists 3. 4; VoBeybaB NIC Jtonorabto Mention 3; VoBeybal MIC 2nd Team 4; VoBeybal Most mprored Player 3; Voleybal Co-Most Veto able 4 POWELL TANA - Pep CM I. X X 4. Gets Varsdy CM 1. 2. 3. 4: Sec Trees 3; Vke Pm 4. Sunshme 1. X X 4. Recordkig Sec. X Troas X Cerrespondng Sec. 4; Mu A h Theta 3. 4. Pfiy Chem 4. Student Council 1. X 3. 4. Heme comint Basketbal X X 4; La-------■— Bj----1 r—SL -1 Si------- rmrwtXTWYj rnneni J, • ooiwi inmmum mg 4. Member of Ye Pkgttoi X 4. Managtog Edito X Editor to Ctoel 4. Class Trees X Class Wee Pres 3; Honer Rol Student 1.2. 3. 4 Voleybal 1. X 3. 4; Basketbal 1. X X 4; Track 1. X X 4; VoBeybal NIC X Meet Improved Player X MX first leam X 4; Co Most Valuable Player 4; Track Most Vduabto Runner 2; Coaches Anard 3; 400 meter Sec bona Champion X Broke «hod record to 400 meter dash and 1600 eieter relay 1. 2. X 2nd place to NIC to 400 meter dash aod 1600 meter relay X X Basketbal Mest Sleds Anard 4 PRANCE!. MARSHALL - Btrfdmg Trades 4. PUCE KAREN - Art CM X 3; Wee Pm X Bawd 1. 2. 3. 4; Variety Shew 1. X X 4 I REES. LAUH - Pep CM 1. X Art CM X Drama CM I X french CM X X Alph Doha Rfe 3. 4; APS 2. REESE. RONALD - Speech Team X 4; Choir 1; Theater X X 4 RICE. IFF - Drama CM 1. X Art CM 1. X 3: Industnal tots 1. X X 4. FHA X 4; Stage Crew MACULA X WL7AAD 0E 02 X DONE TO DEATH 3- ROBERTS. ROGER - Phy-Chem 4; FCA 4. Mu Alpha Theta 3. A; lettermem X 4 Treas FCA 4 Powder PM! Coach 4; Basebal I X X 4; Football 2. X 4; Basketbal 1. X X 4; 2nd Team Al Conference Footbal 4; Section Clumps I NIC Champs Basebal t: Region Clumps 1 NIC Clumps Beiebad 1. Section Clumps Basketbal 4; Boys Stato Mcnuto 3; National Home Society 4 ROCKAWAY. ttlZABETH - Drama Club 7. 3, 4; Troas 3; Thespum 1 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 1. 2. 1 4; Plays: TIC MAO NARY MVAiKh GREASE FICTERS PEOPIE. FOOLER ON T C ROOF; WHOSE If I B IT ANYWAY; Junoe Mas 4: Finaist; Speech Team 2. 3.4; Trees 3; Pres 4. Cheerleader 1. 2. 3; Student Comci : Class Officer I; Hemecommg Queen 4; Sol and Nater Con serration 3rd place Speech amnee 3; State Speech Tmebst 7th Place 3: State Speech Duo Champion 4. ROHM ROC — FT A 1.2.3.4. Baking Trades 4; Foetbaf 1. 2. 3 RUB «FNF - Pep CNb 1. 2: Business Club 2; Spanish CM) 2; Trees 1 Pres 4. State Band 2. 3; Rockettes 2. 1 Pep Band 4. Concert Band I. 4; Symphonic Band 2. 1 Unco Trip 4 S SALAZAR. ElIZABfTH — Business Club 2. 1 4 SCARBOROUGH DARIFNF — Busmess CM) 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3.4; Sumhme I. 2. 3.4; Key Girt 4; Tri4l 3. 4; Thespian 4; Drama CM 3. 4; S«r Chair 2.1 4; Vice Pres 4; Choir Avard 3. SCHAFt . IAN1 - SunsMse CM) 1. 2.1 4; AfS 2. 1 4; Pres 4; Pep Chrh I. 2. 1 4; French CM) 1. £ Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Busmess CM Award 3 SELLERS ANDREW SE GINA - Pep Club I. 2. 1 4; Class President 1; Student Council I. 2. 3. 4; Peer dec Puff 1. 2. 1 4; Cheerleadkig 1. 2. 3. 4; Capt 3. 4; Pteys CMDERELLA 2; THE CAT PtftCESS 3; Swimming 1 Most VakaaMe Cheerleader 4; 4 year Letter Sardet 4. SHAFER MARK - Phy-Chem CM 3.4. Fel- lowship ot Chris tun AtMetes 4; Chaplain 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Sec -Trees 4; French CM 4; leHarmera 4; Delegate te Norid Affairs Conference 4; Office Aide 4: Foethal 1. 2. 3. 4; Traci 1.1 Boys State 3; Natural Honor Society 3. 4. Rational Merit Scholar ship Fmaftst 4; Manchester President ScW arsiep 4; Basie that Hcmeiomeig Kmg Candi date 4 SINSLETON IARRY - library AV. CM 3.4; Intramur ah 3.4; Pep Band 14. Band 1.2.1 4; Perfect Attendance 1. 2 SMTH. BRIAN- bdustn Arts 2.14; Pres 4; GoN 1 SARTH, SCOn - let ter mans 2. 3. 4; Mu ovals basletbal I Footbal 1. 2. 1 4; Basictbal 1; Wresttog 2.14; Besehel 1.2. 3; Co-Capt Feothal 4. Mott Valuable Bach 4. Second Team Al Conference Offense I De lente 4; Wresting Ce-C t 4 Section Champ 3. 4; Regan Champs 4; Seen Stale 3. 4; Most Valuable Player 4; Most lake deems 3. 4 SMITH TN - Busmess 2.14; Vice Pres. 4; Future Teachers 1 lettermens 4 Newspaper 2. 3; Pep CM 2; StaH Photofrapher 3; Ye beok 4; Footbal 1.2.4; Track 1.3. Mrymu ah 4 SNYDER IMCtfflE - Sunthne 1.2.14: Pep CM 1. 2.1 4; Mu Alpha Theta 1 4; Future Homemakers 1; Ponder Pulf 1; Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. 4 STANLEY TAMMY - Busmess CM 3. 4; Pop CM 2. 3: Chen 1. 2t Swim Team Manage 2. STARR. MATTHIN - lettermens CM 3. 4; Vke Pres 4. FTA 4; FCA 4. Phy Chem 4; Ternus 1 Basketbal 1. 2. 3. 4; Basebal 1; Feothal 2. 1 4; Gol 1 Track 1 4. local Century ■ Scholar ship Phrmer 4; Footbal Co- MVP Award 4; Basketbal Free throw Award 4; NIC Champs 1 Al NIC 4 Al Section Base bad 4; Al Regwul Basebal 4 S TEN ART. fllZAMTH - Sumhme I. 2.14. Key Girt 4. Pep CM 2. 3. 4; Ski CM 2. 1 AFS 1 4; Powder Puff I; Band 1. 2. 1 4 Swim Team Manager 1. STUKFNMRG Ml — Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; letteruuns 1. 2.1 Phy-Chem 4; Tenors 1.2. 3. 4: Track 1; Tenors MVP 1 Team Capt 4: Business Award 3; NIC Smftes Champ 2; Al time PfytnewNi Vwsit Record tor Wins 4; Most Improved Player 2. ST VERS, MARX - Mdustn Arts CM 1 4; Nee Pres. 4: Art CM 4; Phy Chem CM 4; FCA CM 4: Member ot Natan Honor Soo oty 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 1 4; Basketbal 1. 2; Basketbal lntrwnur i 3. 4; Mramuuh Champs 1 4. SWtURT Df AN — Tri-M 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Slice Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pip Band 2. 3. 4; Variety Show 1, 2. 1 4; District Sok t Ensemble contest 3, 4; Assistant Rank lead- er 2; tank leader 3 4; Beys lat—mg 4 Band Service Award 1; Bawd Blanket 4 SWttART. KEITH — Mu Alpha Theta 1 4 Phy Chem 4. letteraum CM 4; Mrawwats 4. Footbal 1. 2. 1 4 Basketbal I. 2. 1 Nrestteif 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4 T THOMPSON. AUORA — Pep CM I. 2. 1 4; Busmess CM 2. 1 4; Alpha Delta Rho 4. Powder Putt 1: Plays OKLAHOMA 1; OLIVER t Chair Awards 2. 1 V VAHCZA DEBORAH - Busmess CM 3. 4; Pop CM 1. 2.1 Qrfs Varsity CM 1 Year book 2.4 Editor 4 Office Helper 4. VeheybM 2. 1 Tenms 1. 2. 1 VTRhMMON TRINA — FHA 1. 2. VMA1L. IAMES - Spanish CM 2. 3. 4; Industh Arts CM 2. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4. Phy-Chom CM 4; Nation timer Society 3. 4; Track 4; Perfect Attendance 1 VOL I RATH KARLA - Powder Prffl. 2. 3.4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Rank leader 4; VoReybal I. 2: Basketbal 1. 2. 3 YORE IOR1 - Sumhme 1. 2. 3. 4; Pees 4; Gets Varsity CM 1 4; Pep CM 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1; Powder Puff 1. 2. 1 4; Class Officer 1 Trees 1; Beg Chow I; Ad Choir 2.1 Ttrots 2; Swwnmnf I; Gy rushes 1. 2. 1 4 W WODLMG. KMBCRLV - Sumhme 1. 7.14; Busmess CM 2. 1 Newspaper Editor 1; Newspaper Staff 2.1 Yearbook Staff 4; Ye Ptfnm Most Valuable Staffer 3. Quil Scrol tounuksm Award 3; Oarcas Society Scholar M WHITE. RICH WNIB DAWN - Spanish CM 2. 1 4; Me Alpha Theta 1 4. Business CM 4 Y TAKAS RICHARD — Mrermaah 1. t 3. 4; Track 4 YORK. RICHARD - Spanish CM 1. 2. 3; Busmess CM 3. 4: Pres 4; FTA 1 Wresting Mwager 1; G f 1. 2. 3 'OUST. GEORGE SCOTT - Drama CM 1. 2. 14; Thespiam 3.4: Pep CM 3; OKLAHOMA 1; OLIVER t GREASE 3; FOOLER ON THE ROOF 4; FiFFEA'S PEOPLE 3; MAGMARY •WALK) I WHOSE lff£ IS IT ANYWAY 4; YOUNG ORACULA 1 THE CAT PRINCESS 1 CVOfREllA 4. THE TWICE THAT WOULOWT GROW 4; Swag Choir 1.7 Footbal Turner 1. 2.3.4; Basabal Trahor 4. Basketbal Tr ner 1; Drama Outstanding Technic Performance 1 4 YUNG. CARL - fTA 1. 2. 1 4 I «AVER DEBT - Sunshine Society I. 2. 3. 4 Key CM 4. Art CM 4; Ski CM 3; Pep CM 1. 2. 3. 4; TV Cheerleader 3; Vasily Cheer leader 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; ■ Mss 4. norther nVf Indiana Im Cbn (nail iMn Clnil Cmmi mi Ctnt I 4irM kf m IW Morton Mm If Gn NORTHERN INDIANA L.P. GAS 11867 Lincoln Hwy Plymouth, Indiana WTCA 1050 Am-WNZE 94.3 FM 112 W. Washington St. 936-4096 «I BTC rt Mm like F E L K E 936-9712 For All Your Floral Needs F L 0 R I S T Dr. F.W. Bauer Optometrist 627 S. Michigan 936-3165 115 I Goto SI ftymouft. M 46563 It P PLYMOUTH PRIDE Itn HH OMm.«I OUjotiM V •luno a N 4 PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE 1982 INDIANA STATE CHAMPS Pride In What We Do Just about every printtn eVaWrshment wi! boast of ft quality capabilr e« and service That's because iu« about every printer has at least a ktfie of each to offer But its any seasoned buyer of pnnf-ntj knows the proof a m the performance Not the path The performance depends on more than fust equipment lists and numbers of people It depends on an attitude An approach to the busmes that assures conwsient pTofesatonafnm Quite often our new customers start out a b 1 skeptical. Can they really drive what my out of town printer delivers' The fact . most prospects who give us a try end up as regular customers That's why we ate here to answer questions at the outset, ndc herd during the production phases, and make lure you k ok good in the end Relax and rave the hassles to us an nr jt’MMO «mitt etruout in «imi orrur uTwooaaeMv mo ui’itwiu rwo D PLYMOUTH r PRIDE !• Pioneer Federal Savings Loan Association 830 Lincolnway East Plymouth, IN 936-2524 Best Wishes From Downtown Plymouth la Stewart wore white crop pants with a purple cumberbund topp'd with « im . strped short steer'd Mem Hut to «ur d Utlice tran forwont a V ■ the pant and back necfclne Her shoes ire pmk sued mesh bp Grasshopper Susan Curlrt «ere a pmk and «hile stnped dress that tied at the «ant mth a malctmf sash The bodice «as tnmnwd mth a row of buttons It featured a boat nockWie with cap tteoros She is «ear pud suede mocs bp Oerter. Jenny Otnor was comfortably aHired m a pate aqua umpsurt fashrenod 1 etentr featvoif a standup colar with vt tenfth cuffed steerts Her shoes from Swearmjen s are aqua yell? beans REESE EQUIPMENT 523 East Jefferson St. Plymouth. IN 46563 (219) 936-7S23 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOANS ASSOCIATION 213 N. Michigan, 936- 8953 MVIfc Best Wishes To The Class Of Compliments Of PLYMOUTH FERTILIZER 12091 Ply-Goshen Tr. Plymouth, IN nMiilUttU LA PETIT BRIDAL SHOP Plymouth, Plaza Best Wishes Class Of “84” JOHNSON’S FUNERAL HOME 1100 N. Michigan St. Phone: 936-2829 «% l J WE SALUTE THE 1984 GR4DUNES School has taken you from A to Z, from crayons to calculators. Now you're ready to enter a new world with new experiences, challenges and responsibilities. One major responsibility will be dealing with your insurance needs — Life. Auto. Health and Homeowners. We at Farm Bureau 900 Lincolnway East Plymouth. IN 46563 Phone: 936-3143 MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EXCELLENCE P.O. fc « 419 frvl of tfttster A P1 uth, I ad. «na 4 3 2U 9J4-7S4S • KOMI. Immt GkHI f «I Horn r M t Engineer — Construction Energy Conservation 11065 Hawthorne Inwood. Indiana 46563 Technical Services 219-9355625 All The Best To The Class Of '84! From The Class Of '61, ’89, And ’97 DERF JEWELERS Now In Our 3rd Genoration 115 N. Michigan Good Luck Class Of ’84 MUNDY’S RESTAURANT 1212 W. Jefferson WAGNER’S MUSIC SHOP 604 W. Jefferson Ph - 936-8714 FASHION CROSSROADS 936-7885 HOLY CROSS PARKVIEW HOSPITAL N. Michigan St Plymouth Ph - 936 3181 ICE CREAM PARLOR Stop In For A Cool Refresh- ing Summertime Treat. Ph 936-5675 S. Michigan St __MORROW— INSURANCE AGENCY Good Luck Class Of 84’ GINGHAM GALLERY 109Vi N. Michigan Plymouth Ph 936-4743 m a STEVE’S BEAUTY SALON The Newest And Neatest tn Hair Styles Hake Your Appointment Today Ph 936-4965 SlillHi - Ce u'( irif INDIANA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION 5135? Bttte s eet Ro d • p O Bo 1?8 G' r gtt. Indian 46530 K rt Krohn (7191 777 6630 Double R Truck Stop -COMHITI- AUTO A TRUCK REPAIR MMI mm A MOM 14 HOUR TOWINQ LiQ t 4 Hooty Tomrtf Local 4 long Chitonca 1936-7971] 1041V V-A Ro d—Plymovlh THE COLLECTION Restaurant Lounge N. Michigan St. Good Luck Class Of 84’ ORR’S FLOWERS 111 N. Michigan Ph. 936-2070 im SHERWOOD TIRE — FIRESTONE PASSENGER TIRES 322 N. Michigan, Plymouth DON CALHOUN CHEVROLET-PONTIAC, INC. 2705 North Michigan St. Plymouth, IN SALES HOURS 7:00 AM 9 00 PM Monday-Friday 8 00 AM 5:00 PM Saturday SERVICE A PARTS 7:00 AM-900 PM Mon-Fn 8:00 AM II 1:00 PM Sat Plymouth — 936-2115, South Bend 297-9158 Quality. It’s Our People That Makes The Difference m mi JC PENNY PENGUIN POINT wj r Torri T «lania «PP r ««Hi aa i ualmr d K Nun MV) I ml d Hf«r M □ 114 North Michigan rp i 207 S. Michigan St. £i □ MILADY COIFFURES AND SUNTANNING SALON ism • 0 1 iMcii nh «M f MUh Clltm Si 503 Gilmore 936-3550 COCA-COLA COMPANY c !rD 1701 Pidco Drive a wri centre □ South Michigan St. Plymouth, IN Con-Grad-Ulaliansl TO THE CLASS OF. Best wishes for o prosperous future! MARSHALL COUNTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY PLYMOl TH INDIANA • ARGOS. INDIANA 40SOI MEMBER PLYMOUTH OPTICAL Z i -i % Dmh Mm 4t Un iw m4kMi bmn it iwwt CATHY’S STYLE’S UNLIMITED For The Whole Family 215 N. Michigan St. DAVE’S SUPERMARKET 903 N. Michigan Wickes Lumber East Jefferson Everything You Need In One Place! • Plywood • Foncing • Rooming • Ponol.ng • Inftulotion • Siding Boon A • Plumbing Window • Tru « • Cobinot • Point • HordwoM • Firoploco • £loc ol 892-5144 Wickes ££3 hwy 31 north - Lumber 3311 Supphrt Far School And 0Hk« Good Luck Seniors! Sm Ut For M 01 Tour Trmfcrw Doc treme Correct Typeioriten Conea flw« Paper Cepror 311 I kHofton (719) 9 3405 INiUIANCI Hen ot HUa mim and •ordprocmert LEAVELL INSURANCE NCO Office Products MwtwiM 2IJ «W - v . - at to t V nt.mowi mo MU) ARVENSEN’S TRUE VALUE 113 Water Street Plymouth: 936-3245 to BANNER ELECTRIC Electricians Extraordinary 1515 W. Jefferson (219) 938-9715 is north Met 9)6 66% Right Where You Belong GIBSON Vi’s BEAUTY SALON INSl K N( 3i AL il JNC 7 INC 1 333 EAST JEFFERSON STREET. PLYMOUTH. INDIANA 1 • - '■ ' HM | .. t«V«t ■MM 214 Ewmc Street 936-3795 ( •• • •« Statii Ct « i ■6 MnMH HERITAGE CABLEVISION Serving Plymouth With The Finest In Television Entertainment kM C«w MirtSuto r l CWn Zitmti mmi 9mm Mil — it totem H ! •« CaMtoM «Mart 936-3602 For A Hook-up Now! It M mu Mark A. Umbaugh 216 S. Mkh an Afjos. IN 46501 But 277-2020 Ret 89? 6106 xs INVESTORS DIVERSIFIED SERVICES. INC Dick Umbaugh 333 E. Ewinf Plymouth. IN 46563 But 277-2020 Ret 936-4565 ANCILLA COLLEGE Donaldton 936-8898 Good Luck CUu 0 M IJ Elrfch 9 EH b • CRESSNER AND COMPANY INC. Estibliihed In 1(92 ABSTRACT AND TITLE INSURANCE 307 N. Center St. Plymouth. Indiana Phone: 936-2020 Learn To Fly Skystream, Inc. Ready For A New Challenge? Charter Service • Rental and Instruction • Sales and Service Plymouth Airport 936-3151 YODER’S SPORT CENTER 218 N. Michigan St. Plymouth, IN 936-2440 COLLINS AND REESE Hearing Aids 111 E. Garro V i Senior Anpe Muday and freshman Me Madly find lime to relai at Mudays Furniture. fO M U DAY'S “V MLU LTl I fiil M Aimuhi me. cowwc c al «owe ■ •wfi'MCCNt o •ooo aTttt. o«i •••wetwM 101 N. Michif on $ Pfcon 916-2772 Plymouth. Indiana 44563 '9 93« ■ ? ’ OkTWOWM 4«S«3 PLYMOUTH WHITE METAL PRODUCTS hmors Dm Marcfm. Mill Coens, and Bocmer Smith are don| one of a «arat td fibs 1 Oms father's place of business PLYMOUTH WHITE METAL PRODUCTS Aluminum Permanent Mould Castings 906 Markley Road Plymouth, In 46563 W Best Wishes Class Of '84 -Hut Pan Pizza Thin Pizza Sandwiches Salad Bar Beverages THE PLYMOUTH PIZZA HUT RESTAURANT 1919 N Ifechigan St. In Plymouth Plaza Call 936-5432 For Carryout Service Daily Luncheon Specials 11 AM To 3 PM Mon.-fri. Good Luck To The Class 01 84 From The Staff At G ft G GLAUB’S G G SUPER VALUE Located In The Downtown Plymouth Plaza Open 24 Hours r aww t Mt Vrt n «!’ • Rnfi bck QUICK LANES 1021 West Jefferson Phone 936-3633 Perfect Place To Bring A Date 210 IF IT’S IMPORTANT PUT IT IN A SAFE PLACE MONEY - IN THE BANK AND IMPORTANT PAPERS IN A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX THE STATE EXCHANGE BANK Moving Forward fdic insured H • • ut pticf • Best Wishes Class Of S4' VANGILDER FUNERAL HOME 300 NUdaen $1., Pljwouth 934 ?V34 H2 N JrfltfMfl. r 3345 BD BODY SHOP I 1 IfMM Inu (rtyr «•UN tt • twrr Omm v • Don ton Fmc« b t B k D Body and Frame Shop 1935 Wbtiw Aram Pirwcvnt. Indian 46563 MwAcvm o Ou tr Micnauss truck covfM Eagle Craft. nr. 00 Mm I , 4 Ntrmovtfv IN «CM3 •V n ?' ■« J'W BARRY PFEFFERLE Smart B-w Utaij Irttw lam. mti hi fh i mid Ml in lla Wnl m Intern MtMhtf Ita m t X tirtai rt Smki (m Pauno iMt Uaafcn ar I m« 1I i do 4 «tat rtain «I IrMf t Iwnw o tv hi|t Mtola rf • W n Iml'i tar Mm («n«t an iwfcrt Mtoftaa V al uhm treat's ■QUIRE «HOP voung Men's Clothing If Treats hr her X 308 N. Michigan Plymouth. IN 214 N. Michigan Plymouth. IN facturas of... SEWAGE EJECTOR BASINS AND COVERS 0 AK INDUSTRY S MC. Congratulations 1984 Grads PLYMOUTH VETERINARY CLINIC 1825 N. Michigan Dr. R.G Lindsey Dr Robert Boll Plymouth Foundry Inc. MILLER'S MERRY MANOR 6'NCC 'I lE3 523 W. Harrison St. P.O. Bo 537 Plymouth. IN 46563 — 0537 Phona: (219) 936-2106 Quality Gray Iron Castings Job Shop Production Facilities Ictmfl • • ! t ! ♦ « m 4 it ISh i PATRONS Bottorf Chiropractic Clinic 315 E. Jefferson Plymouth People's Drug Store 111 N. Michigan St. Plymouth Collins Collins Realtors 523 N. Michigan St. Plymouth Chase Leasing 1050 Markley Drive Plymouth Felix Associates 315 E. Jefferson St. Plymouth Courtesy Cleaners 400 N. Plum St. Plymouth Meister Drug 211 E. Garro St. Plymouth Kralovansky O.D. 109 N. Walnut St. Plymouth 0 H Jewelers 113 E. Garro St. Plymouth Autographs ...
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