Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

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K EI B E1 1 ERNEST AMBRUS- Ernie CLARA TYLER From Burlington High School, New Jer- Aggie Club, '24, '25g Vice President, seyg Football, '23, '24, Basketball, '23, '25, Girl Reserves, '25. '24, Baseball, '23, '24, Track, '23, RUBY UTTER MABEL BELL 9 Commercial Club, '25. Commercial Club, 25. 'D THELMA WHEELER DOROTHY DUNN- Dade Glee Club, '22, Girl scour, '22, '23, '24, Track, '22, '23, '24s Aggie Club, '25- '25g Commercial Club, '25. ALBERT SUMP-fno picture! RALPH MOYER Hi-Y Club, '25g Football, '23, '24, Base- Aggie Club, '23, '24, '25. ball, '23, '24, Second Team Football, '23, 12

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P K 'Sl I 15 li H1 Senior Class History Fifty-three remain to graduate from the class of ninety-six with which we started but even with this number the class of 1925 will be the largest that has yet been graduated from Plymouth High School. Onr coming out party was the reception given us during our Freshmen year by the Seniors. During our Sophomore year we were fired with the ambition to go on a trip as the Seniors of that year did. The girls basketball team won the class champ- ionship of that year. When we found only two more years of high school remaining, work began in earnest for the Washington trip. We first gave the Seniors the annual junior- Senior banquet and then we gave our play Green Stockings to start the Wash- ington trip fund. We swelled this amount by selling candy and popcorn at the football games. Our two largest money making enterprises were undertaken during our Senior year. They were a Redpath Lecture Course and a Patriotic Banquet. Both added much to our fund. The girls proved the best salesmen for ladiesl in the magazine subscription campaign which increased our bank account. Both plays The ln- timate Strangers and Stop Thief were well supported. Everyone has backed us so loyally that we have made enough money to sign a contract for the trip. There are two Seniors, Forrest Hubert and Ira Kingsley on the debating team, ln girls' basketball there are Margaret Amrhein and janette Whipple and on the boys' team are Pierre Kenyon, Lawrence Holmes, Frank Millard, Russell Reiman, and Ernest Ambrus. The majority of the football team are Seniors. They are Dale Wilson, Captain, Lawrence Holmes, Russell Reiman, Forrest Hubert, Frank Millard, Byron Becker, Albert Sump, Francis Heiny, and Pierre Kenyon. The Athletic Board of Control has two Senior representatives in Margaret Amrhein and Forrest Hubert. Un the Plythean staff are Forrest Hubert, Pierre Kenyon, Everett Cummins, Margaret Amrhein, and juanita Coe. The organization in which Seniors are represented are the Girl Scouts, Girl Reserves, and Hi-Y boys. The Senior Executive Board includes the officers Mary Parrott, President, Pierre Kenyon, Vice-President, Frank Millard, Treasurerg and Margaret Amrhein, Secretary, besides other members of the class, namely: Lila Tegge, Russell Reiman, Florence Cline, Gladys Hake, Forrest Hubert, and Dale Wilson. We have been very fortunate in having Mr. Holcomb, Miss Knowles, Miss Duffy, and Miss Gladys Allen for our Patrons. 1. Coe 14