Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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bottom right: The six Ir. Miss finalists were: Leslie Davis, Brenda Hammel, Helen Youst. Michelle Maxwell, Melinda Agee, and Joanna Miller. Jr. Miss 13

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JR. MISS SPARKLES IN OCTOBER HELEN YOUST CAPTURES TITLE On the 10th and 12th of October, eighteen Senior girls from Argos and Plymouth compet- ed for the title of Plymouth Jr. Miss in the Plymouth High School auditorium. For months the girls met with choreo- graphers Laura Matthews and Wendy Kress at the Studio or Eagles Lodge. They learned the physical fitness routine for the pageant entitled Back Home in Indiana. During the routine each of the girls was dressed in a costume having to do with an Indiana occupation. The competition was divided into five cate- gories. They consisted of: poise and appear- ance, 15%; scholastic achievement, 15%; physical fitness, 15%; creative and performing arts, 20%; and judges ' interview, 35%. At the end Helen Youst captured the title of 1985 Jr. Miss. 1st runner up went to Joanna Miller while 2nd runner up went to Melinda Agee. Receiv- ing other awards were: Leslie Davis — Spirit of Jr. Miss and Performing Arts; Joanna Miller — Scholastic Achievement: Helen Youst — Phys- ical Fitness; and Brenda Hammel — Poise and Appearance, top right After being blamed lor stealing her brother ' s cjiankc-i, brenda Hammel portrays Alfred Snood for her talent. center loanna Miller beams while accepting the scholasti achievement award from last year ' s Ir. Miss, Darlene Pear- son. bottom Jr. Miss spirit shines through to the end as the girls perform their final act: the rendition of Friends. 12 Jr. Miss

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ROCKIES ' VICTORY FOOTBALL HOMECOMING Great enthusiasm iilled the air all during homecoming week with the building of hall decorations, spirit days, floats, and the pep session. The spirit days were as follows: Mon- day — Hawaiian day; Tuesday — Walt Disney shirt day; Wednesday — Clash day; Thursday — T-shirt day; and Friday — Red and White, Hat and Button day. All week students prepared floats for the homecoming parade on Thursday night. Fea- tured m the parade were homecoming candi- dates with their escorts; club floats; the fresh- man, junior varsity, and varsity cheerleaders; the band; and the football team. After the pa- rade a community pep session was held. Friday morning, carnations were sold by the Sunshine Society. Friday night was the sum of the whole week. There was a fish fry put on by F.C.A. in the cafeteria before the game. The Rockies beat the Concord Minutemen by the score of 35 to 15. During halftime. Student Council President, Lisa Allsop, and her escort. Brad Serf, presented the homecoming court and crowned Becky Osswald as the football homecoming queen. 14 Football Homecoming