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l Mr. M. I. Coon Dedication When the Mayflower staff was planning this yearbook, we unanimously chose to dedicate it to Mr. Coon. Mr. Coon came to Plymouth to accept the responsibility of the school administration in 1951when he replaced Mr. G. R. Dennis as superintendent. In the past three years he has done his best to make Plymouth Schools the best possible. Knowing P, H, S,, students, he must have had pretty funny and rather trying experiences. Although he is our superintendent and teacher, he is not interested in school affairs alone. Mr. Coon is active in community and church organizations and as a good citizen, he is interested and well informed in public affairs. He is a devoted family man. He and Mrs. Coon have two lovely children, Janice, aged 6 and Jimmy, aged 5. Therefore, we feel Mr. Coon sets a good example in every way. We proudly dedicate this 1954 Mayflower to Mr. M. J. Coon. 5
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Sr Eack Row: Jim Hunt, Ray Einsel, Gary Levering, Bud Berberick, Royal Eckstein, Larry Root, Jim Jacobs, Mary Robertson, Otis Port, Bonnie Byle, Betty Sprowles. Center: Mr. Coon, sponsor. Student Council There's a left to the jaw, and a right, and then a left. The student council is at it again. It was a good thing the council held only two meetings of any importance. Other- wise,the classes might be absent an officer or two. Or Mr. Coon might be making frequent trips to the Toledo Insane Asylum. Only one item came up this year of any importance, and that was the problem of noon recreation. It is a lucky thing, too. Only two boys lost any teeth. More than one girl lost some hair. fAnd why does Mr. Coon's seem to be thinningrj Anyway, Mr. Coon called a meeting of the student council to discuss the matter. After talking it over and getting the ideas of the different classes, two programs were initiated. The gym was used for boys' basketball, girls' basketball, dancing, and volleyball. For those who didn't care to participate in active sports, a game room was set up in the science room. Checkers, mgngpoly. riddledywinkg, parcheesi, and Chinese checkers were available to anyone who cared to use them. A game of darts was bought, but after two or three days, it wasn't used. Nobody knows why. 6 La,
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