Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

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Junior History One hundred and twenty-six students, destined to become the future graduating class of 1938, were welcomed by the seniors at the Freshman Reception in the fall of 1934. The officers we elected to lead us were Robert Beyer, president: Marion Lutter- moser, vice-president: Doris Schmidt, secretary: Helen Norgrove, treasurer: and Gerald Cook, student council representative. Stunt Night we received third place for our stunt entitled, Her Nightmare, and second place in ticket sales. The spring and fall dance given by the class were well attended. Under the supervision of Miss Smith, who was chairman: Miss Perkins, Miss Ford, and Miss Hearn the class had a very successful year. Marvin Sackett and Dick Innis represented the class in ath- letics by making the team in football and Marvin the first team in basket ball. Jim McClain participated in the district declamation contest bringing home tlrst place. Twelve freshmen attended the Honor Banquet. In the fall of 1935, one hundred and ten sophomores enrolled, smaller by sixteen students. Richard Gilles was elected president: Doris Schmidt, vice-president: Al- thea Shoemaker, secretary: Margaret Bentley. treasurer: Bob West, Jim McClain. and Dick Gillis, student council representatives. Our advisers were Mr. Landsburg, chairman: Mr. Evans, and Miss Wells. In our second attempt in Stunt Night we again received third place for our stunt, A Box Social, and second place in ticket sales. This year we were well represented in athletics. J. DeLaurier, D. Gilles, M. Sackett, and R. Evans made the team in football: O. Eglofl the flrst team in basket ball: K. VanAmburg and G. Bordine in track: and G. Moe, L. Smith and J. McClain in tennis. Charlotte Williams, Ellen Nystrom, and Astri Hegge eamed their school letters. This year the number who attended the Honor Banquet increased to thirty. In our junior year the class decreased to one hundred and five. We selected Richard Gilles, president: Jim McClain, vice-president: Doris Schmidt, secretary: Helen Norgrove, treasurer: Jane Taylor, Astri Hegge, and Margaret Bentley, student council representatives. Our advisers were Miss Walldorf, chairman: Mr. Bentley, and Miss Allen. On December 3 and 4 we presented The Patsy as the annual junior play. The J-Hop was held March 12. The theme was the undersea done in modern- istic style. Junior boys who made the football team were D. Gilles, captain: J. De- Laurier, M. Sackett, O. Eglod, G. Moe, R. Innis, B. Evens, J. Archer, and H. Workup. In basket ball there were G. Moe, O. Egloil, M. Sackett, and D. Innis. As yet we do not know how the spring activities will turn out because of the early publication date of the Plythean. 23