Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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far left: Dr. and Mrs. Zubritski {Ritt Dalton and Kelly Reinholt) discuss the situation concerning their daughter. iar right: As Joe Hudson, Matt Tripodi, and Wray Nye listen carefully, Craig Davenport expresses his feelings about the townspeople. tar bottom: Rob Ziessler, Sarah Felke, Mike Walker, Wray Nye, loe Hudson, Ritt Dalton, and Kelly Reinholt are con- fused when Matt Tripodi reads his letter to them. top: Tiger Lilly (Cathi Mordini) leads the Indian dance as Diane Pippenger follows. middle left: Michael Darling (Lori Davenport} is amazed as Peter Pan (Sarah Felke) teaches him to fly. middle right: Smee (Brad Schrader) and Captain Hook (Ritt Dalton) listen to the lost boys talk about Peter Pan being away from Neverland. bottom: After a job well done, the entire cast steps forward for a group bow at curtain call. Musical 21

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PETER PAN BRINGS THE CROWD IN FOOLS IS FIRST COMEDY IN THREE YEARS The hard work put in by the cast of Peter Pan, which was written by Charles Dickenson, filled the house. Every year in November, the Drama Department and PHS Choirs re- hearse four nights a week for more than a month to get ready for three final perfor- mances. As Mrs. Brummett kept things rolling on the stage, Mr. Pickell was in charge of the music and Mr. Tyree made sure all scenery was ready. Peter Pan was chosen for this year ' s musical in hopes of bringing in a larger and younger audience. Mr. Pickell commented, The most difficult thing to do was Sarah ' s flying. But despite the difficulties, it is one of the best plays yet. There was a strong cast and everyone was important. They all contributed equally. Fools was put on by the Thespians and Dra- ma Club. It was a story about a town in Russia called Kulyenchikov. It does not take place at any specific time so the audience could relate to it. Everyone in the town has been taught, because of a curse, that they are stupid. Dr. Zubritski (Ritt Dalton) hires someone (Matt Tn- podi) to teach his daughter (Wray Nye), not to be stupid. Matt and Wray fall in love and as they are about to be married, the curse is lifted and the whole town is intelligent. Even though not many people came to see the play, those who did enjoyed it very much. Kelly Reinholt said, I enjoyed being in this play. The people and script were good. And we haven ' t done a comedy skit in a long time think everybody had fun with this one. Mindy Kuhn agreed and said with a smile, It was foolish! 20 Play

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PILGRIMS LOSE IN FINAL SECOND BASKETBALL HOMECOMING Although the Pilgrims did not capture a win against the Northwood Panthers, the game turned out to be very exciting. Homecoming week started out with Spirit Days of: Grub day, Chicago Bear shirt day, Disney shirt day, Mi- ami-Vice day, and the traditional red, white, black, hat and button day. The Homecoming court consisted of Sen- iors: Cris Roberts, escort Andy Metsker, Candi Pike, escort Derek Wilder, Joanna Miller, es- cort Mark Kincade, Sherry Smith, escort Ritt Dalton, Amy Brizzolara, escort Mark Lindsey; Juniors: Jennie Ousnamer, escort Brad Schrader, Holly Nifong, escort John Hoeffer; Sophomores: Doreen Drubert, escort John Vermilya, Julie Beatty, escort Brady Born; Freshmen: Celise Frank, escort Glenn Weidner, Karen Benner, escort Alan Robin- son. Homecoming became a special night for Mark Lindsey and Amy Brizzolara, for they were crowned King and Queen, while John Hoeffer and Julie Beatty were crowned Prince and Princess. top center: Smiling just atter being named royafty are Amy Brizzolara, Mark Lindsey. lulie Beatty, and John Hoeffer. bottom left: Awaiting the announcement of Pnnce and Princess are Freshmen Glenn Weidner and Celise Frank. bottom right: Brad Schrader and Jennie Ousnamer par- ticipate in homecoming festivities to represent the I class. 2 Basketball Homecoming