Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Cruisin ' Thru 1988 Opening

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STOP asi People tend to say that your senior year is one of the best years of your life, Ha! Sure it is, when you don ' t have two hours of English homework, four hours of Chemistry, parents who refuse to let you grow up and a job hovering over you every night. Traci Juhasz commented, The best part about being a senior is that you ' re finally on top and it doesn ' t matter what other people think. You can be your- self. Most seniors seem to develop a carefree attitude; although they don ' t completely forget about all the important things, sometimes it is just nice to put them aside. Mindy Lawmaster felt, I like to just get away and spend time with my friends sometimes and not worry about anything. Whatever you like to do, take time and make it a good year. Seniors I w Opening

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Cars, Cars, Cars Imagine sitting in a sleek red Porsche with the radio blasting and the dash clock reads 7:15; four hours of prime cruising time lies ahead, so you push back the seat, roll down the window and slide on your shades. We, as the members of the yearbook staff, want this book to help you remember the laid-back days of high school and especially to re- mind you of the up and down road of 1988. Just sit back and enjoy the ride. Top: Senior Wally Snedeker is relieved to have finished tuning up his Bottom: Senior Chris Balmer winterizes his car. 4 Opening