Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

Page 19 text:

turn Wright. Tracy Dickson Jennifer McKinney Carey Itouln Stacy riision; Ten ttartey. UhI Davenport Bridgetlc riaug. Kim Walters. Tammy OUs Joanne ltoiler Janice rrtce Krta WhlteseW and Jennl John ton model their evening gowns before the Uve final tats were announced. The fee finalists gather together before entering Into the lau rournJ oi competition A Year In The Life Junior Miss 15

Page 18 text:

Durlna the talent competition. Loti Davenport performs her shit rut On A nappy race. Jr. Miss Scholarship Draws Contestants Although many people think pageants arc for beauty, the Plymouth Junior Miss Is a scholarship pageant. Every participant in Junior Miss re ceived a $50 scholarship. The pageant Is designed to give girls a chance to show their talent and ability to perform. The pageant is also based on the participants grades. Qirts from Plymouth and Argos competed in this area s pag- eant. The five finalists were Lori Davenport, winner. Terl Mar- ley. first runner-up. Janice Price, second runner-up. Kim Wright and Jennifer McKinney. The Spirit of Junior Miss Award went to Kris Whitesdl. and the Poise and Appearance Award was taken by Teri Mar- ley. Kim Wright won the Talent Award, and Lori Davenport and Tammy Ellis won the Scholastic Awards. The Junior Miss Pageant took much of the girls time in their busy schedules. It takes concentration and patience to do the best of your ability,' said Jankc Price. Jonh r file c perform Don I Cr Oul Loud Thfai year s Junior MKs Loci Davenport Uiowt her appreciation a the wnllei radiantly after the pageant A Year In The Life Junior Miss

Page 20 text:

Seniors Get To Vote Senior Jmnrfcr Carr amuses Mrs rcttibonc between clones ooK al all of the hassle for just that one little tassle and a march down that aisle for a simple piece of pa- per. It Is worth It though. Caps and gowns, graduation an- nouncements. college days, the counselor's office, and government and economics class arc all a large part of a senior's year. Unlike the class before and after us, many members of this senior class could vote in the Presidential election. As heather Johnson stated. I've been in- volved in politics almost all of my life and I finally get to vote! I'm ecstatic!” Others could care less. “I wanted to at first, then I decided not to ' Chris Guerrero commented. Whether a senior wants to vote is his or her privilege, one not to be taken lightly, like many other senior decisions.” With all of these things to do, the seniors had to keep in mind that wcllknow-n statement. Enjoy your- self. these are the best years of your life.” Senior Don Tanner Shows his u pert» pi u making abilities Seniors Wade Jones an«1 Craig Powell p for admission to a dance -| f A Year In The Life Seniors