Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

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l?K'SlTBEHlT Junior Class Play The junior Class play, presented in the High School Auditorium, Friday evening December 5, was the delightful three act comedy Come Out of the Kitchen by A. E. Thomas. The play was directed by Misses Wells, Wiggins, and Johnston and great credit is due them for their successful work. In brief the plot centered about the Dangerfields, an old Southern family who had seen more prosperous days. Finding themselves badly in need of money and with their parents abroad, the four Dangerfield children decided to lease the old home to Burton Crane, a northerner. One of the stipulations of the lease called for a full staff of white servants. Under this condition only would Crane take the place. At the last moment before Crane's arrival the Dangerfield's agent announced that he had been unable to get the servants and realizing their plight, the four children decided to take the part of the servants. There were several minor plots closely associated with the main one. Atjl's well that ends well and to make a happy ending Crane falls in love with Olivia, the elder Dangerfield daughter. The cast: , Elizabeth Dangerfield falias Aramintal . Paul Dangerfield talias Smithfieldl ...,,,.,,,,., ,,,, ..,,,,,,,,Elsie White .Russel Robinson Charles Dangerfield falias Brindleburgl .,..,,, ,,,,,,, K enneth Wilske Olivia Dangerfield falias jane-Ellenl ..,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, J ulia Wilcox Amanda, Olivia's black mammy ..,,..,,,,.,,,,,,...,, ,,,,,.,, M uriel Bovee Randolph Weeks, agent of the Dangerfields Burton Crane, from the North .,.,.......,,,,,,..., Mrs. Faulkner, Tucker's sister .....,. Cora Faulkner, her daughter ........ Solon Tucker, Crane's attorney ,...... Thomas Lefferts, statistical poet ...... 23 ,,,,,....Wilbert Petz .....,Robert Taylor Blanche Freeman ......Marion Beyer .,,....Clair Travis ,.....Perrin Hauk

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PKSII -1 1 Sophomore Class History by KATHERINE WILCOX With eighty live wires, who knew not and knew not they knew not, or in other words as Freshmen we started our husky High School career. As officers we elected: Wilbur Murphy, President, Beulah Fisher, Vice-President: and Alice Hathaway, Secretary and Treasurer. After the Seniors had recognized our exis- tence by a reception, our class spirit grew. The Sophomore year finds us holding our own in school activities. The officers piloting our destinies are-Katherine Wilcox, President, Winifred Draper, Vice- Presidentg Robert Hubert, Secretary, and Gaylord Sayles, Treasurer, with Miss Mercer as our patroness and Mr. Ross and Mr. Coatta our patrons. One of our class, Wendell Doudt, was among those boys who helped win the championship in football again this year. On the boys' basketball team we have three players-Wendell Doubt, Robert Hubert, and Basil Carney, and we feel very proud of the fact that four girls of the Sophomore class-Edith England, Winifred Draper, Marie Miller and Alice Hathaway, have white suits. ln the inter-class basketball games our boys were beaten only by the last years champs, the Seniors, and the girls' team was beaten by one point, which is very good playing considering that we were pitted against the Seniors who have carried off the title of champions for two years. Almost half of the entire Girl Scout troop are Sophomores and the Boy Scouts are also well represented. The Sophomore Hi-Y has fourteen members, all of whom are in this class. They have had many pleasant times together for they are continually going to conferences and having suppers. The current year finds the bonds of fellowship more united by our happy social times. And in the years to come we look forward to service to the Blue and White. A just watch the class of '27! 9