Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

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Name I. Bennett G. Bird M Cutler M Kurze K. YVilske H Miller R. Payne M Pierce R. Robinson H. Salow G. 'Iillotsen H. VVestfall J. VVileox M. Beyer E. Brown I. Eekles IV Hancock I.. Joy M. I.yke R. Miller C. Moore K. Rengert L. Rowland L. Sehryer Z. Travis E. VVhite S. VVarner M Tillotsen E. Henry Vi' Petz B. Freeman H Mills T. Rodman SENIOR CENSUS Future A Rather slim Long Sz Straight Osteopath Kurze-Card, Inc. Jumping Jack Katherine hasn't accepted him yet Shoe string salesman. Got a good line. Somebody's storm and strife Proprietor of G. A. S. Station Juggling groceries Book VVorm Heathen Missionary Suffragist Far be it from us to predict He's from Salem Down on the farm A boon to bald-headed men Mrs. Holmes Sz family A man, of course! Alarm clock s a l e s ln a n-he knows why Mechanic-so good at wrecking A Merry VVidow Another Rowland prodigy A prima donna-where? Always the baby of the '26 class President of something or other Lawyer in Reno Ham's housekeeper Interpretative dancer Collar ad model A Hudson dealer Chewing gum advertisement Sharing Yalentino's crown 19 Pr12.v0nt oecilpalirzu Gilda Gray-ing. A Math fiend. Reading. Mumbling all around. Blushing-Ali Oopl Somewhere on Gd. River. Aw! he's no angel. Fording. Being a nice boy. Amusing Kenneth's Velda. Silence. Boxing Blanche's ears. Speaking-I.ine's busy. Making wise remarks. Controlling that hair. Dusting the Millers. Sputtering. Competing with R. Miller. Persuading a Groth-not on his lip. Trying for seven feet. History hound. Riding with Rhode. Getting her walking papers in three years. Getting acquainted with W. Petz. Giggling. Bill n'eooing. Raising a little down each week Being good. Taking his time. Seeking for details. Sporting a DeMolay pin. Schmidt's official porch warm- er. VVindshie1d wiper.

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I, ' ' T T , T fam , K 9 I3 E - - I li' Junior Class History ive entered the Freshman class with an enrollment of eighty members, little dreaming of the four, long, weary years that stretched before us. Our class of- ficers were: lVilbur Murphy, President, Beulah Fisher, Vice-President, and Alice Hathaway, Secretary and Treasurer, Our first social function was tl1e reception given us by the Seniors, after which we were fairly launched on our high school ca- reer. During this year our class was saddened by the death of Alton For- shee, who has been greatly missed. Our Sophomore year began with the election of the following officers: Kather- ine VVilcox, Presidentg Yvinifred Draper, Vice-Presidentg Robert Hubert, Secre- taryg and Gaylord Sayles, Treasurer. Quite a number of our boys and girls par- ticipated in the numerous school athletics. VVendell Doudt was on the football team that won the championship that year. Both the boys' and girls' basketball teams were well represented by Sophomores. Many of the girls were prominent in the activities of the Girl Scout group, and many of our boys were Hi-Y members. This, our Junior year, opened with a slight loss of membership. Our enroll- ment numbers sixty, and we hope to keep them alll until we graduate. Our class officers for this year are: Katherine VVilcox, Presidentg Barbara Horton, Secretaryg and Beulah Fisher, Treasurer. The class patronesses are Miss Knowles and Miss Mercer, the patron, Mr. Ross. Through the assistance of the entire Junior class we successfully put on a banquet in honor of the football boys. The class present- ed the play Seventeen to the public and greatly appreciated the co-operation of everyone who helped make it the success it was. VVe are looking forward to our last year in school and hope it will be a record breaking one. -Beulah Fisher. 21