Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

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Snphnmnrr Qllaan Miainrg OVV glad we are to escape the hazing we received last year as Fresh- men. It is our turn now as Sophomores to laugh at these hard- ships. As soon as possible we elected our officers, Blanche Free- man being presidentg Kenneth XYilskc, vice-prcsidentg lflsie XVhite, secretary, and Randolph Edson, treasurer. . On the calendar October G stood out as one of the big days of the year. It was then that the Seniors of last year welcomed us into High School by the annual reception. After playing many amusing games we were enter- tained by a short comedy. Then came the eats-delicious cider and doughnuts. This year, forty-tive strong, we started in as Sophomores. Of course, the first thing we did was to elect class oljficersi Elsie Xlihite, presidentg Russell Robinson, vice-presidentg Kenneth Xllilske, secretary, and julia VVilcox, treasurer. Our girls' basket ball team won second place in the class contests, This helps to make us the, haughty little beings we are. Even though our class party came on December thirteenth, this proved to be our lucky number and we all enjoyed it. We know not what the next year brings forth, but we all hope that it will be as good as the last two.

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Zllrniliman Qllauu Jlliatnrg HE first meeting of the class was held September 20, 1923. Our patronesses are Miss Streng and Miss Kenney. At the iirst meeting Edwin Schrader was elected presidentg Wlilbur Murphy, vice-- president, and Alice Hathaway ,secretary and treasurer. The class colors and motto were chosen by committees which were appointed by the president. Our class colors are yellow and blue and the flower a yellow rose. XVilbur Murphy was transferred to the presidency after the resignation of the president, and Beulah Fisher was elected vice-president. NYe miss the smile and presence of Alton Forshee, who died in February. Wie have had much pleasure in participating in class affairs and parties. The class was entertained at a very enjoyable banquet given by the Seniors. Over seventy pupils compose our class roll and we are looking forward with eagerness to our remaining' high school days, which we hope may be as enjoyable as our Freshie year.