Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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r ENOUGH ENTHUSIASM SENIOR CRUISE The Senior Cruise started directly after the Senior Breakfast at the Country Club was over. The breakfast was sponsored by Pioneer Federal. Even though it was raining, the enthusiasm of the seniors did shine. There was excitement all over the high school with the cars honking their horns, graduates yelling and screaming and hav- ing a good time. Tom Boys even played his horn to add to the cruise. Brad Serf made a patriotic run with the American flag. Everyone looked prepared to go on in life and they were having a particularly good time this morning. Good luck Graduates in all you decide to do in lifell Top left Sherry Smith. Cns Hodges, Amy Roth, and Stdcey Lesch seem to be delighted because school is iinally out. bottom right Tracy Ronic takes her iinal ( ; at Plymouth before graduating. left Charlie Pinkerton, Mark Moore. Ed Barcus, and Brett Starr enjoy being out ol school. Senior Cruise 25

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WELL ORGANIZED PROM WORKSHOP Prom has always played a big part in the year at Plymouth High School. It ' s the chance to rent tuxes, buy garters, dress in formals and go someplace nice and fancy to eat. But, before prom there is always the time when the juniors are busy making arrangements for prom, such as props, decorations, and food (or the prom. This year ' s theme that was chosen was Moonlight Rendezvous . Mrs. Weis stated, All of the juniors who came to the workshop were a big help and all of them took responsibility and got the job done and did a super job at that. Michelle Haack and Jenny Langfeldt were in charge of the food committee. Mandy Metsker and Mindy Smith took care of the invitations. Incharge of the props were: Tami Masterman — dance floor. Matt Tripodi and Pam Sherwood — picture background, Kari Atkins — game table and Jim Langfeldt — entrance. Rob Harris said, It was a lot of fun and it was well organized. Jim Langfeldt commented, Even though it was a lot of hard work and late nights, it a paid off and it was a lot of fun. bottom left — liinior Mall Tnpod) lakes a break Irom working on Prom Jecoralions and enjoys watching the others work. top right — The juniors who worked hard on decorations are Row 1: Tracey Plolhow. Angie Martin. Michelle Lucas, Jenny Langfeldt, Mindy Smith, row 2 Kim Coby, Pam Sherwood, Holly Niiong, Sara Felke. row 3: David Hall. Michelle Haack. Kari Olson, Brad Emond. David Stapleton, Mark Keiser. Phil Weiner, Rob Harris. bottom right — Juniors Brad Emond, Mike Baker, and Jim Langfeldt clown around while working on the prom decorations. 24 Prom Workshop

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MOONLIGHT RENDEZ VOUS PROM Come aboard we ' re expecting you on the S.S. Moonlight Rendez Vous. The junior class spent more money on food this year, but for the overall prom they did not spend as much as in the past years. Mrs. Weis stated. When walking m the doors couples were announced by Ed Ruiz and then walked up a set of stairs and boarded a ship. The prom consisted of a dance floor, a dining room, a casmo, and exot- ic food that consisted of shrimp, tomatoes stuffed with crab meat, peanut butter balls and other delicasies to imitate fare on a cruise ship ' s buffet. Junior David Hall, senior David Patrick, and his date pick out one ol many exotic ioods at the prom. King and queen, seniors John Greer and Knsta Vinall, chensh a special moment of being crowned. Feeling as though being the perlect couple of the evening are juniors Fred Schmidt and Kim Lacher. Prom 26