Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

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UD KY Top Row: Kenyon: Ciesielskig Hortong Wilsong Vlordenz Hubbellg Mulryg Weller: Miss Ford Seated: Goebel: Selle: Holdsworth: Nutting: Hegge: Roe: Cassady: McLeod: Smith The senior play, Little Women dramatized from Louisa A1cott's famous story by Marion DeForrest and directed by Miss Winnifred Ford was successfully presented in the high school auditorium Thursday and Friday nights, March 18 and 19. The committee chairmen for the play were: Jean Dunham, stage construction: Phyllis Stewart, properties: Marian Gorton, tickets: Pat McKinnon, publicity: Florence Norton, programs: William Rudick, electricians: and Pollyanna Wright, ushers. The following seniors took these parts in the play: Mr. March .... George Kenyon Mrs. March .. Irene Ciesielski Mary Holdsworth Meg . . . . . Elizabeth Hegge Weltha Selle Jo .... Patricia Cassady Barbara Hubbell Beth .. Madolyn Weller Norma Jean Roe Amy . . . .... . . . Barbara Nutting Ellen Mulry Aunt March Ireta McLeod Mr. Lawrence .. Marvin Wilson Henry Worden Laurie .................... .... H al Horton Professor Frederick Bhoer .... George Kenyon John Brooke ............... .... H enry Worden Marvin Wilson Hannah .. Winifred Smith Jessica Goebel 17

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'QL N si I , Top Row: Brockg Kleinschmidt: Miss Lickly Seated: Starkweather: Roe: Brown: Dunham With the aid of the advisers the senior executive board, which was composed of the ofiicers o-f the class and three Studnt Council representatives, very successfully managed the various activities of their senior year. The advisers were Miss Lickly, Miss Wells, Miss Fiegel, and Mr. Latture. The members of the board were: President, Tom Brockg vice-president, Jewel Starkweatherg se-cretary, Jeannette Brown: treasurer, Norma Jean Rc-eg student council representatives, Kenneth Kleinschmidt, Jean Dunham, and Jewel Stark- weather. Freshman Reception On October 2, the seniors congregated in the gym in order to welcome officially the freshies to Plymouth High. Games, a play, Breakfast , given by the Senior Drama Club, and dancing provided the evening's entertainment, with a few cheers led by the freshman cheerleaders, J. Scarpulla, B. Thomas, E. Mulry, and G. Holton. After three hours of merriment everyone was willing to admit the getting acquainted process could be very enjoyable. 16

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Invocation . . . Music ...... Sermon . . Music .....,. Benediction .... Baccalaureate Sunday, June 20, 1937 Class Day June 22, 1937 Rev. Loya Sutherland .. . . . . Methodist Choir . Rev. P. Ray Norton . . . . . . Methodist Choir .. Rev. Walter Nichol Class History ...... John Moore, Francis Trombley, Dorothy Hearn, Florence Norton Class Will .... Pat McKinnon, Mary Holdsworth, George Kenyon, Phyllis Dickerson Music ......................................................... Double Quartet G-iftatory ........... Robert Egge, Elizabeth Hegge, Irene Ciesielski, Dorothy Cates Prophecy ........ Barbara Hubbell, M. Gorton, Kenneth Kleinschmldt, Ellen Mulry President's Address .............................................. Thomas Brock Acceptance of Gift ........................................ Mr. George A. Smith Class Song ......,.. Norma Jean Roe, Madolyn Weller, Patricia Cassady Processional Invocation Salutatory . . . Solo ......... Valedictory Valedictory Address . . . AhhOUl'lCClIlCl'If PI'0gl'8Ill Thursday, June 24, 1937 .. Rev. L. Sutherland Phyllis Stewart . . . . . . Edith Mettetal .. Jewel Starkweather . Jeannette Brown Dr.E.L. Austin Dept. of Education, Michigan State College 1 Presentation of Class of '37 ............................ C. J. Dykhouse, Principal Presentation of Diplomas .... . . . G. A. Smith, Superintendent Class song ................ ................. C1 ass of '37 Recessional 18