Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

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E'iY,1,Yl'5 YBQANJT ..- - Y . f - 5' 73 grab- U-A . .ff 5. ku' A -- e 'Q Music ..... Invocation . . . Salutatory . . . Music ....... Valedictory .,., Music ........,... Address ..,.,.. Presentation of Diplomas America Sound OE Pass in Review ..., Saber and Spurs .... Officer of the Day To the Colors ,,,..., Boots and Saddles Orders of the Day .... The Dawn Patrol Commencement Program Class Day I'1'og1'z1n1 . . . . .High School Orchestra . . . .Rev. Walter Nichol . . . .Margaret Schaufele . . . . .Joy McNabb ....Rev. M. S. Rice, Detroit . . . . .Supt. Geo. A. Smith .Lawrence Rattenbury . . . . . . . .Hazel Rayner ... . . . .Leona Beyer . . .Franklin Atkinson Helen Carruthers, Dorothy Fish Louis Ribar, Angeline Rousseau . . . . .... ..... .........,................... M a c Donnelly Imo Campbell, Frazer Carmichael, Basil Carney, David Nichol, Dorothea Lombard, Angeline Rousseau, Lestie Rowland, Allan Strong Retreat ,.......,.. .. ..,...........,..,... .... G irls' Glee Club THE SENIOR PROM The second annual Senior Prom was brought to a pleasant close on the evening of April the 27th. The president and his committees had been busy for several months preparing this and bringing their school-days to a Fine climax with the best party of the season. As one entered the doorway of the auditorium which was fluttering with strips of nile green paper, a small room furnished with a davenport and some comfy chairs first met his eager eyes. Then on really reaching the auditorium one suddenly imagined himself under the sea in the beautifully decorated room. For the false ceiling, slightly lowered, was hung with light green paper. In the center of it was a large pool of lily pads with green sea mud dripping from them. A faint glow of rosy light came from the northern end of the room where the orchestra sat in a pretty, pinlc shell. At one side of the dance floor was the refreshment table made to represent an under sea roclc ledge. In the middle of the stand stood a large bowl filled with green punch that looked like the very sea itself. At each side of the bowl were plates of wafers reposing on beds of small pebbles. The musicians, Jean Goldlcettes Ramblers, the decorations, the diligence of the class, and the helpful suggestions of the sponsors are all ro be complimented. 21

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Ea, ' Ti 'A' .aff -- Plnfhvan f - JUNIOR CLA SS HISTORY In September, 1925, ninety-three boys and girls enrolled as Freshmen. We were heart- ily welcomed into the High School by the Seniors. At our first class meeting we organized ourselves and elected Elmore Carney, President, Stuart Rambo, Vice-President, and Norma Brown, Secretary-Treasurer. We chose our class colors, blue and maize. We were well represented in all athleticsg and the Freshmen girls won second place in interclass basketball. We closed our Freshman year with a most delightful party. In our Sophomore year we elected Elmore Carney, President, Stuart Rambo, Vice- Presidentg and Margaret Dunning, Secretary-Treasurer. In january we gave our first dance in the High School and we were the only class to come out even financially. Again we were very well represented in athletics. The Sopho- more girls won first place in interclass basketball. Elizabeth Spicer, Ruth Root and Lawrence Livingston were on the declamation team and Elizabeth Spicer won first place. In this last year we again were led by Elmore Carney, with Harold Hubert, Vice-Presi- dent, Margaret Dunning, Secretary, and Virginia Giles, Treasurer. The J-Hop, one of the nicest parties held in the High School, was a big success in which we made our expenses and a very good profit. We are in all school activities, Harold Hubert and Ruth Root are on the Debating Team, Alice Gilbert, Dorothy Bentley, I-leloise Travis and Chase Willet are on the staff of the High School paper, newly established, the girls won first place in interclass basketball, and on the boys teams we have Charles Foster, Captain of basketball, C. Beegle, R. Sockow, E. Foster, D. Rittenhouse, C. Packard. C. Foster, C. Beegle, R. Soclcow, E. Carney, L. I-Ianchett, E. Foster, D. Kenyon--football, R. Collins, C. Foster, G. Simmons, E. Foster, A. Van Bonn, L. Simmons, E. Carney-baseball. We are successfully living up to our motto, Always Go Forward. -Ruth Louise Hamilton