Plymouth High School - Quit Qui Oc Yearbook (Plymouth, WI)

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ii? M oc-YEARBOOK ,ff l'hilip Limherg llarold YYittkopp Lucille Liebenslein Iclllllll' Lcifer l'residenl Vice-President Secretary 'l'reusurer Senior Class The time is almost here when we, the senior class of '35 shall march as a unit for the last time down the aisle of the auditorium. Une hundred and four seniors, the largest graduating class in the history of l'lymouth High School. will receive their diplomas on Julie 7. To us it will be- come a memorial evening to be looked back upon: the beginning of a new life afler which we no longer work together as a unit but as individuals with hopes, aspirations, and ambitions to drive us onward to great accomplishments. Looking back on the four unforgetable. happy years we have lived and worked as a part of the great body composing this building, we find that our class leaves an excellent record of participations in phases of the school's life and activities- Yve aided in launching a number of successful organizations: the Senate, the student legislative body and the strongest assembly in school: the Lost and Found department which takes care of found articles until identified by their ownersg the Intra-Murals, an organization for boys who do not go out for varsity athletics. lYe have been represented in Orchestra, Band, Glee Flubs, 'l'raek Basketball, and Football-which this year excelled all other l'. H. S. footbali teams by coming out of the league undefeated. Last. we had the privilege of having the first Prom and a very successful one in the high school gym. In speaking of our accomplishments we do so with an extension of thanks to Mr. Senty, our class advisors. our instructors-especially Mr. Iverson for his assistance with the annual. and our parents and friends for the time. help. and patience they have given ns. Our class advisors. well worthy of mention. have been: 1931-39 ....... Miss Pells fhlrs. Varltonl and Mr. Draeger 1032-33 ..,.. Miss Miller fMrs. Shawl and Mr. Zimmerman 1933-34-. . , ..........,., Miss Miller and Mr. Splitgerber 193-L-35 ...... Miss Miller. Miss Johnson and Mr. Yvilliams Philip Limberg l'I,.XSS MU'l l'0. . , . . ,Iii and li y'.v VIASS FULURS .... .... I flue and Gold UIASS FLOWYICR . . . , .l orgc'l-me-not Page .Yiuw