Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

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TSFJQII Ejiigfif-5 ?,.. W - ,- I-Zil lhvau rs- e Top row-Packard, Willett, Livingstone, Carney, Miller, Rittenhouse. Lower row-Peck, Bentley, Giles, Miss Johnson, Coe, Root. JUNIOR PLAY The Junior play, All-of-a-Sudden Peggyf' given on December the first and second, was a cle- cided success. This light comedy in three acts centers 'around a' flippant Irish girl and her mother in an aristocratic home in England. The scrapes that Peggy goes through keeps the audience laughing most of the time. In the end Peggy and her mother succeed in marrying into this family in spite of the efforts of the older people to keep them out. The success of the play is due to the efforts of Miss Johnson, the patron and patronesses, and the following cast: Anthony, Lord Crackenthorpe ,. Cecil Packard The Hon. jimmy Keppel ...,. ...Elmore Carney jack Menzies . ...,....... ,..... C hase Willet Parker ......,.....,... ....., K inyon Miller Lucas ................,.. ..... D ale Rittenhouse Lady Crackenthorpe ........ ......,.. R uth Root The Hon. Millicent Keppel ..... ...,........ R hea Peck The Hon. Mrs. Colquhoun .... ............. B eulah Coe Major Philips .....,........, , , . . ..... Lawrence Livingstone Mrs. O'Mara . ........... ........., ..,.,., D o rothy Bentley and Peggy v..., ....... .... V i rginia Giles l,I'Og'l'Z1ll1 fm' the junior-Senior Banquet-1928 The Spirit of Plymouth High PILOT-Elmore Carney Take Off Pilot Carney To the Crew Ruth Root A Bird's Eye View Mrs. Murray An Atmospheric Disturbance Banjos-Alvin Collins Russel Sockow Saxophone-Lawrence Livingston Piano-Virginia Giles To the Chief Observers Harold Hubert To the Aces Margaret Dunning A Flight of Fancy Piano Solo-Dorothy Bentley To the Honor Passengers Ruth Hamilton The Landing 25 Lawrence Rattenhury

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L, Hlnflivau ce SOPHOMOHE CLASS HISTORY We began our High School career as Freshmen with an enrollment of 123 members. We were given a hearty welcome by our superiors, the Seniors, at the Freshman reception. The following officers were elected at our first class meeting: President, Louis Straub, Vice- President, Marguerite Wood, Secretary and Treasurer, Vaughn Ford. At Christmas time, the losers in an English contest gave a party for the winners. In February, the class enjoyed a jolly sleigh-ride party to Northville where we had hot choco- late and sandwiches. Six Freshman girls represented our class in declamation. Dora Galli- more won second place. On May 27, we gave our Freshman dance to which the members of the other classes were invited. At a ninth and tenth grade assembly, May 4, the class presented a play entitled The Florist Shop. By the time we were Sophomores, our class membership had dropped to 100. Our offi- cers for that year were: President, Louis Straubg Vice-President, Evelyn Ash, Secretary and Treasurer, Helen Schmidt. The Sophomore class gave its second dance December 9, 1927, and it was a great success. The auditorium was attractively decorated with evergreen boughs. We were the first class to have the privilege of decorating for such an event. Louis Straub was elected as delegate to represent our class at The Older Boys' Confer- ence at Pontiac. The following Sophomore boys participated in athletics: Football-Vaughn Ford, Gale Kenyon, Kenneth Gust, Clare Lylce, and Louis Straub, Basketball-Elton Knapp, Gerald I-Iondorp, and Donald Atkinson, captain of the second team, Track-Louis Straub, Edwin Reber, and Clare Lylce. The Sophomore girls took last place in the class games and the boys second place, being defeated by the Juniors by two points. We hope the rest of our high school life will be as happy and successful as the past two years have been. Evelyn Ash 27