Plymouth High School - Rock Yearbook (Plymouth, IL)
- Class of 1949
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Junior Editor ......,... ,. . . .. .Mary Jane Hendricks .. .. ......... Eleanor Simmons ,....Harry Lee Rash Circulation Manager ....... ......... D olores Phillips Business Manager ....,,.. Sports Editor ......... Art Editor ........ .......Raymond Kamm ........Kennith Hays .......Donna Dowacter Activities ....... .. .....................,..... Arthur Roberts Typists ....... ...... E ileen Hancox, Forrest Stockwell Elinrewurh On the pages of this 1949 edition of The Plymouth Rock, we, the staff, have tried to record in words and pictures the phases of school activities which We feel have deeply impressed our student life. We believe that the spiritual, mental, social, and physical experiences in high school have an everlast- ing influence on our living, therefore, we hope these pages will serve to keep them vivid. It is our hope, too, that this book of memories shall serve to establish an underlying pride in our accom- plishments during the time spent in Plymouth High School. Glnntentz THE DOORWAYS OF LIFE I. Spiritual-Literary II. Mental A. Administration B. Classes III. Social-Organizations IV. Physical A. Boy's Sports B. Girl's Sports Ehenw Life presents to each of us a continuous series of difficult doorways, and our lives are definitely affected by the experiences encountered in each. These Door- Ways Of Life are constantly open for our exploration. Victory in life depends on our ability to grasp from ev- ery new adventure something which will enrich our daily living. Through this book we are endeavoring to share with you some of our experiences which have played an im- portant role in helping us to develop what we feel to be the greatest of all arts, The Art of Living. To Mrs. Sarah Clippert and Miss Carrie Prentice Whose genial kindnesses, charming personalities, and appreciation of the highest and best ideals in life and whose sincere endeavor to do their best at all times have made for them a place in the hearts of all those with whom they have come in contact, We, the Senior Class of 1949 affectionately dedicate this volume of the Plymouth Rock. Oh, dry with the dryness of ashes shall be the heart that remembereth not. Dedzmzzzfn 5 W Ca 1572.6 1:2622 zfzbc cfczfafz fjyfpfzfzb UZ ZVZ HE ' I2 Z x x N5 x S5 x N5 x x ES -x x X x N5 NN - N! N! Ex -x x N 5 x E S 5 ZEH E E H E EE EEHU E E I FII E HEEE a gmmm zdmm JSTST S xqsr Nxhg E E Nb N E Q N fe E9 -f :Qi :M h' 4 E1 8 N Ngwg QE piritual 1 ZIZ E42 Zn! 2 HE H H E E i QQ W A: EQ W N 1' 553 : 5 is E? H Z H M NX S N N N E N N 5 xi 5 if N E R 2 E x NN 5 E S N SS S E s A '. X N N wt N N E 5 E Sis N E 2 5 5x5 5 55 X . - x .mzrzuzlzllllllllmz I Spiritual Ehnughta I AM YOUTH Iam the spirit of youth. To me life is a great adventure. I give people the ability to adjust themselves to new and different circumstances. ' I am willing to try and try again. I know failure does not spell defeat. I inject a spirit of daring. The future and all it holds attracts me. In full appreciation of the past, I am primarily interested in the future. I am not satisfied with life's dull, monotonous round. I want vibrant life with meaning and purpose. I have a consuming desire to make life Worth- while by serving humanity. I do not believe the world is going to the dogs. Iam dissatisfied with social conditions as they are, and I am willing to spend myself to change them. I was dominant in the life of Jesus, and because of that he is dominant in the lives of countless youth. He is my Christ. By Edmond H. Babbitt Isn't it strange that princes and kings And clowns that caper in sawdust rings, And common folks like you and me Help to make up Eternity? To each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass and a book of rules, And each must make, ere life is Hown, A stumbling block, or a stepping-stone. We are a people of destiny- America is,God's experimental ground- The worldcan live together, for It does live together in us. -E. Stanley Jones Calm Soul of all things: make it mine To feel, amid the city's jar, That there abides a place of thine, Man did not make, and cannot mar! -Matthew Arnold. There are loyal hearts, there are spirits brave, There are souls that are pure and true, Then give to the world the best you have And the best will come back to you. -Qladeline Bridges So live that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan that moves To the pale realm of shade, where each shall take His chamber in the silent hall of death, Thou go not like the quarry-slave at nite Scourged to his dungeon, But sustained and soothed By an unfaltering trust, Approach thy grave Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch about him, And lies down to pleasant dreams. ---Bryant They do Wrong who say I come no more When once I knock and fail to find you ing For every day I stand outside your door, And bid you wake, and rise to fight and win. -Walter Malone We build our future, thought by thought, Or good or bad, and know it not- Yet so the universe is wrought. Yesterday is but a dream, Tomorrow is but a vision, But today well spent Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, Every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well therefore to This Day-- Such is the salutation of the Dawn. HSanskrit Teach me your mood, O patient stars! Who climb each night the ancient sky, Leaving on space no shade, no scars, No trace of age, no fear to die. There are glimpses of heaven to us in every act or thought, or word, that rises above ourselves. I live for those who love me, Whose hearts are kind and trueg For the Heaven that smiles above me, And awaits my spirit too, For all human ties that bind me, For the task by G-od assigned me, For the bright hopes yet to find me, And the good that I can do. There is so much good in the worst of us, And so much bad in the best of us, That it ill behooves any of us To Hnd fault with the rest of us. The truth itself is not believed From one who often had deceived. Oh, Master Builder! Keep thou our vision clear Upon thy perfect plan- May we with patient, tender, skillful hand Unfold, Uplift, Expand. My life is great only as I have committed myself to some great cause, some program, some idea, greater than I alone could be. The ,first step to greatness is to be honest. -Johnson The Holy Supper is kept, indeed, In Whatso we share with another's need, Not what we give, but what we share, For the gift without the giver is bare, Who gives himself with his alms feeds three, Himself, his hungering neighbor, and Me. -James Russell Lowell My business is not to remake myself, But to make the absolute best of what God made. -Browning So nigh is grandeur to our dust So near to Cod is man, When duty whispers low, Thou must, The youth replies, I can. -Emerson Just to do good in a quiet way, Just to make brighter another's day, Just toturn hard work into play And thus gain nutrition. 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It must be worked for, studied for, and more than all, must be prayed for. An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. -Benjamin Franklin Every man must educate himself. His books and teacher are but helps 5 the work is his. -Webster Learning by study must be won, 'Twas ne'er entailed from sire to son. -Gay sfvrhnnl Zgnarh Left to right: Thomas Manlove, Harold Huey, Harold Twidwell, Ralph Van Ormer, Laurel Brown, C. M. Downing, Howard Kennedy. W' aff-v+ -5 .1 U Y f-fi, A xg K H al J-, 'Ivan' 1 -, '- f' ,- '-NJ- . .. X M ,111 21' A a V' ' . . 1 I. V ffm' 'tflsay X. - ,' I x HJ' -.Lf 'f' ,ff I' -,f s wwf? ,.. .,'..- ' z.,,,.,..qxg.y, 1-'1 ,,,. I ilu: 'gui I V 4' , 5, . V - . - -7-4, A -1... -. , 1-5 ,ma X,-, - - VK S cha v ,5 . , X Q L H, . 'u-. ' , 1 'yi , ,Q , gm Ai 0 Ilfiizrifttg Autngraplyz W 42 Qkda Q - WDW? Wfmfiefb QW MW W Eliarultg JUANITA PHELPS SCOTT, A.B. Knox College Attended University of Ill. English RALPH VAN ORMER, B.Ed. Western State College M.A., University of Illinois Superintendent MRS. HENRY F. WHITE, B.S. East Texas State College M. A., Texas State College for women Home Economics CARRIE PRENTICE, B.Ed. Western Illinois State College Commerce MRS. SARAH CLIPPERT, B.Ed. Western Illinois State College Biology and General Science EDWARD J. GAFFNEY, B.S. University of Wisconsin Northern Indiana Normal School Post Graduate Work- University of Wisconsin Agriculture JOHN S. LAWTON, A.Bi Knox College Illinois State Normal University Western State College Carnegie Institute of Technology Mathematics and Physics J. M. LEEDOM, A.B. Culver-Stockton College Post Graduate Work- Chicago Musical College Northwestern University Nebraska State Teacher's College Music LYSBETH DERKS Attended Carthage College Girls' Physical Education LELAND SCHNAKE, B.S. Western Illinois State College Illinois College Physical Education and History ALICE LOU VIRGIN, B.A. University of Illinois English and Foreign Language 'T' cfza T22 fa cfCOf7f' 522021022 fZ7C27ZZfC2Z'G7 6'7Q7g67Z2cf3!N Ifczipfz 0022 012122520 fZ22J2 412256 c!5Z2z277'Zceakm 'iii 44 iffy 6QZ'Z',22f'PZ'c'J? z'2bc,Zy'f5azi'?zDc ,Z'Q4'Jc5cz:eQ?Z !2gJfpff'z9z3Zvefcz12C27cfci22Qffe A V Sveninr Evketrlyrz IMOGENE STONEKING DOLORES PHILLIPS ...... ..... EILEEN HANCOX ..... BETTY KENDALL ...... BOB COX ..... DONALD ALESHIRE ...... FORREST STOCKWELL DONNA DOWACTER ... Home Ec. Club 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2 G.A.A. 3-4 Junior and Senior Plays Home Ec. Club 1-2-3 Glee Club 2-3 G.A.A. 2-3-4 School Paper 4 Year Book Staff, Circulation Mgr Home Ee. Club 1-2 Glee Club 1-2-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 All-High-School-Play 1 Junior and Senior Plays Declamation 2-3 Year Book Staff, Typist Home Ec. Club 1-2 Glee Club 2-4 G.A.A. 2-3 All-High-School-Play 3 Junior and Senior Plays All-High-School-Play 3 School Paper 4 Vice-President 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-4 Vice-President 1-2-3 Band 2 Junior and Senior Plays Assistant Editor of School Paper Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 President 1-2 All-High-School-Play 2 Junior and Senior Plays Editor of School Paper Year Book Staff, Typist Home Ee. Club 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Junior and Senior Plays Year Book Staff CArts Ed.D ARTHUR ROBERTS .,...... RAY KAMM ...... MARION SIMMONS ......... KENNY VAN HAYS ...... MARY JANE HENDRICKS. ........ . ELEANOR SIMMONS ..... BILL BURTON ....... DENE CLUDRAY ...... F.F.A. Track 2 High School Track 3 Senior Play Year Book Staff CActivities Ed.D F.F.A. Treasurer 2 Track 3-4 Junior and Senior Plays Year Book Staff, Business Mgr. 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Oh gee, here's Mary Jane Who's smart and mighty sweet She has no eye for any man As a friend, she can't be beat. With a Yeah, rah, rah, And a Fight, team, fight Aleshire's in there winning And using all his might. And here's the genius, Eleanor With an eye for music, too She's really fun to be around So terrific is her I. Q. Now when it comes to having fun I'm sure ,you'll all agree Without our gay and laughing Tip How dull our class would be. Oh see the dark-haired Romeo There's one in every class Since Kenny hates to study so I wonder if he'll pass? Red hair creates sensation In that there is no doubt! For when'er Eileen goes walking There must be men about! Real tall and handsome, too I'm referring to our Bill He also loves the women And bends them to his will. Gllaza Harm g Good-natured Betty, really cute With an eye for only one Quite promising, so says her man And really lots of fun. Tall and blonde, with shoulders broad But meek and sort of shy Arthur's puzzling in most ways I wish I knew, Iwonder why? Although he's lazy, will not study Has lots of time to kill Dene's the guy for playing pool With truly practiced skill. Now when I think of telling jokes Dolores can't be beat I hear her laughter ringing yet It's really quite a feat. With a yen for taking pictures In his slow but steady pace It's Cox, the Camera-Man Blond hair plus smiling face. Winner of the D. A. R. ln the class of '49 Donna rates among the top A gal who's really fine. Always griping o'er his money In this, his senior year Marion S. must watch his income Graduation's drawing near. A loving personality With names so truly keen Although she's called by Bones and Balls She's really Imogene. And so the Seniors bid farewell But memories linger on Of days fun-filled with laughter Though high school days are gone -Anna Mae Normandin Brnpherg EVENING PAPER 1949 DON ALESHIRE RAY KAMM KENNY HAYS BOB COX ELEANOR SIMMONS DOLORES PHILLIPS FORREST STOCKWELL IMOGENE STONEKING EILEEN HANCOX MARY JANE HENDRICKS DENE CLUDRAY MARION SIMMONS ARTHUR ROBERTS BILL BURTON DONNA DOWACTER BETTY KENDALL Bookkeeping Whiz School Character School Romeo Small Time Photo- grapher The Brain Our Merry One A Dependable Black- hawk Guard Home Ec. Worker American History Lover ! Busy Bee Study Hall Pest Indian Giver Man of Few Words Our Beauty of the Class Physics Lover! Best No-Attendance Record GAZING AT THE STARS Western's Basketball Coach Town Character Romeo Millionaire Music Teacher Secretary Athletic Director, Y.M.C.A., Chicago Beauty Operator Nurse at St. Maryfs, Quincy Home Ec. Teacher Traveling Salesman Settled in Indian Territory Farmer Model for Men's Wearing Apparel Pilot Married A Baie with Eeaierhag In the fall of 1945 there gathered in the study hall of Plymouth High School, eighteen green youngsters. At last we were in High School. Our class was made up of ten boys, Donald Aleshire, Billy Burton, Dene Cludray, Robert Cox, Lloyd Dorethy, James Kelly, Arthur Roberts, Harley Speers, Forrest Stockwell and Henry Van Brooker-and eight girls, who were Eloise Corder, Donna Dowacter, Eileen Hancox, Mary Jane Hendricks, Betty Kendall, Do- lores Phillips, Imogene Stoneking, and Eleanor Simmons. Later in the year two new students, Francis Fugate and Kenneth Barth, joined us, making our class roll total twenty. Officers elected for the year were: President, Forrest Stockwell, Vice Presidents, Mary Jane Hendricks and Don Aleshire, Secre- tary, Treasurers, Donna Dowacter and Eileen Hancox, Reporters, Betty Kendall and Billy Burton. Our class advisor was Miss Lela Duncan. We freshmen had scarcely become adjusted to High School life, when the jolly juniors gave us a bang-up initiation. They showed no mercy on us, and We were forced to come to school dressed as farmers, negroes, tramps, old women, and even brides and grooms. As if this wasn't enough, they enter- tained us in the evening, being generous enough to give us refreshments of lemon juice, alum and Cat eyes and also an enjoyable trip through a horror room, where we were privileged to meet a corpse. A Other activities for the year included a Christmas party, held in the gymnasium. In August of 1946 our class consisted of eighteen boys and girls. We had lost Eloise Corder, Lloyd Dorethy, James Kelly, Henry Van Brooker, Francis Fugate, and Kenneth Barth dut were happy to welcome James Gallagher, Adeline Hoppe, Nancy Hopping, and Ray Kamm. Our sponsor was Mr. Leo Osterman. Our first activity was a return party given in honor of the seniors. We treat- ed them to ahay-rack ride and refreshments. Next, Mr. Osterman royally entertained us with a theatre party in Macomb. We also sponsored a skat- ing party which gave us our first real financial start. When the school year of 1947 and 1948 rolled around, we were all back in our places, with the exception of James Gallagher, and we had added two other students-Charles Kimble and Marion Simmons. We soon gained another member, Kennith Hays, who transferred from Brazil, Indiana. Class officers were Betty Kendall as president, Don Aleshire as vice-president, and Imogene Stoneking as reporter. Guy McMinimy was our advisor. In January, Dene Cludray had the misfortune to be seriously injured in an automobile accident and he was forced to discontinue school for the rest of the year. This year we worked very hard toward making money. We very successfully carried on a magazine sale which resulted in a large profit. Next, we spon- sored the annual Penny Carnival which added to our treasury. We gave a movie, The Big Fix, also as a fund raising project. Next came our class play, Spring Fever, a three-act comedy produced under the fine direction of Mr. McMinimy. Later, as we had all worked quite hard, we decided to enter- tain ourselves at a card party which was held in the Home Economics room. In early May we entertained the seniors with the annual Banquet and Prom which we held in the Lincoln-Douglas Hotel Ballroom in Quincy, Illinois. Many of us also enjoyed a movie while for others, the roller rink was the main attraction. School in 1948 began in September and it was no longer a Community High School but a Community Consolidated High School. This year, Donald Ale- shire, Billy Burton, Bob Cox, Donna Dowacter, Eileen Hancox, Mary Jane Hendricks, Betty Kendall, Dolores Phillips, Arthur Roberts, Forrest Stock- well, Imogene Stoneking, Eleanor Simmons, Marion Simmons, Ray Kamm, and Kennith Hays were known as seniors. We were also very glad to hear that Dene Cludray had recovered sufhciently from his injuries to have spe- cial instruction, which was given by Mrs. Juanita Scott, and would be able to graduate with us. Those elected as officers were president, Mary Jane Hen- dricksg vice-president, Bob Cox, secretary-treasurer, Eleanor Simmons 5 reporter, Kenny Hays. This, too, was a very busy year. In November, we joined with the juniors and again the Penny Carnival, with an added Variety Show, was presented. Our class play, The Campbells Are Coming, a hilarious hillbilly comedy, scored a direct hit when it was presented. As another fund raising scheme we were permitted to sell pencils and a large variety of school paper all dur- ing the year, and in April We held a bake sale which netted several dollars for our treasury. Our annual staff was elected and by mid-year had started its workin earnest on the The Plymouth Rock. The annual senior trip is to be a three-day stay in Chicago, beginning the evening of May 24. Baccalaureate exercises will be held on May 28 at the Baptist Church and Commencement will be on the evening of May 31 at the Congregational Church. G' f as Gilman will We, the graduating class of 49 of the Plymouth High School, Plymouth, Illinois, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows: I, Kenny Hays, do will and bequeath my ability to make love, to Bill Phelps. Use it sparingly, Bill. I, Eleanor Simmons, do will and bequeath my A's and reference books to Max Hopping. I, Bob Cox, do will and bequeath my victims of P.C.H.S. for snapping pictures to John Leedom. I, Dolores Phillips, do will and bequeath my merry laughter to Mary Jo Schultz. I wonder if she needs it. I, Forrest Stockwell, do will and bequeath my ability to play basketball to James O. Robinson. Let's see you on the first team next year, Jim. 1, Imogene Stoneking, do will and bequeath my ambition of becoming a beauty operator to Patricia Downing. I, Eileen Hancox, do will and bequeath my dramatic ability to Joan Aleshire. CBetter Watch the acting, Lee.l I, Ray Tip Kamm, do will and bequeath my B-B Boys to anyone who can manage them. I, Mary Jane Hendricks, do will and bequeath my musical ability to Joan Aleshire. I, Dene Cludray, do will and bequeath my nickname Old Coot to Hosendandi Roberts. Awkl I, Marion Simmons, do will and bequeath my traveling class ring to Harry Lee Rash. I, Arthur Roberts, do will and bequeath my quietness Cin the study halll to Howard Williams. I, Bill Burton, do will and bequeath my height to Johnny Pointer. Hello, way up there. I, Don Aleshire, do will and bequeath my ability to get through my subjects without studying to Junior Phelps. CFor gosh sakes, don't-use it, Smily.l I, Betty Kendall, do will and bequeath my charm and personality to Maxine McKinley. I, Donna Dowacter, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with people to Betty Hillyer. We, the senior class, will some of our extra supply of super intelligence to the junior class and also our ability to get along as a group. We hope they take advantage of it. To the sophomore class we leave our sense of humor and our good looks. To the freshmen we leave our quietness in class and our loyalty to Plymouth Community Consoli- dated High School. Drawn up and witnessed thereof on the .......... ............ day of ....... ........ .in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred forty nine. N' f i Drawn up by ..... f Witnessed by: - A K 5 fm? 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'15 , A xQi'i1f'ff1'f A 2 pri af-Lg. : J ,.r1:s.f gg F f. . fa ,.w. A bf r- '-,, 4 . ,Q Q F -1 4 .: ,win I V .vxgdrll ,., . ,, .. f--r 4 - K, J wing, - f , as!-ali-iifa' V P av' ag., 'FII' Y , . ag? , 512 4. z., . ' 1-.:- M Q- .-r KHQ1 Wm V Q51 gy -245' ny, J, A .naman f -1.-and Zluninr Gllawa There are twenty-six juniors enrolled in Plymouth High this year. They are all very dignified and look down upon the poor freshmen and sophomores with great disdain. The class officers for the first semester were: Loren Wickert, presidentg Betty Hillyer, vice-president, Pat Kepner, secretaryg Joan Aleshire, treas- 'urer. For the second semester they are: Harry Lee Rash, presidentg Pat Downing, vice-president, Pat McCutchan, secretaryg Avis Jean McCutch- an, treasurer. Among the many activities which have kept the Jolly Juniors on the move are: the freshman initiationg a hayrack ride, selling candy and pop at ball gamesg selling candy during the noon hourg magazine sales, which netted about S2005 the junior play, Brides to Burn, which will be present- ed the latter part of April or the first of Mayg the junior-senior banquet and prom to be held at the Marine Room in Macomb on May 6. Suphnmnre Glam The first semester started out with Barbara Payne, presidealtg Junior Hitz, vice-president, Robert Eddington, secretaryg Roger Emery, treas- urerg Barbara Myers, reporter. Our most important activity was a return party for our initiation of last year. It was a senior-sophomore hayrack ride. We have also had a chili supper for our class, to which each member invited a guest. The second semester we have Richard Miller as presidentg Alberta Dowacter, vice-presidentg Lowell Thompson, secretary, Roger Emery, treasurer and Maxine McKinley, reporter. The only activity this semester has been a class party honoring our president's birthday. Zllrealjmrn Gilman On September 2 there were thirty-seven freshmen enrolled in Plymouth High School but by the end of the year our class had increased to a total of forty. At our first class meeting the following officers were elected: president, Shirley Powellg vice-president, Geraldine Simmonsg secretary-treasurer, Edward Hoytg class reporter, Robert Miller. - The junior class gave the freshmen an initiation party. The treatment was rather rough but all had fun. At the beginning of the second semester new class officers were elected: president, James Ranking vice-president, Edward Hoyt: secretary-treasurer, Paul Urtong class reporter, Joyce Martin. The freshmen class then gave the juniors a party in return for the initiation party. Zluninr Gilman Front row, left to right: Miss Prentice, Irma Jean Ware, Pat McCutchan, Pat Downing, Harry Lee Rash, Avis Jean McCutchan, Ross Sargent, Mr. Schnake. Second row: Anna Mae Normandin, Bonnie Jean Alexander, Pat Kepner, Max Hopping, Bill Phelps, Howard Williams, Howard Roberts, Betty Hillyer, Joan Aleshire. Third row: Darrell Boos, Richard Clark, Ronald Vail, James Kelly, John Kelly, Bill Roberts, Lee Lovell, James Robinson, Loren Wickert, CEarl- een Creasey, absent.D :Svuphumnre Glass Front row, left to right: Miss Virgin, Maxine McKinley, Alberta Dowacter, Richard Miller, Lowell Thompson, Roger Emery, Mr. Leedom. Second row: Barbara Payne, Joyce Pickard, Della Faye Smith, Esther Ram- pley, Barbara Myers, Velma Norris, Beulah Shipman. Third row: Robert Phillips, Gale Downey, Dick Burton, Robert Eddington, John Leedom, Merle Twidwell, Junior Hitz. ilirenlwwu Qilazz Front row, left to right: Lois Twaddle, Norma Kepner, Shirley Lord, Joan VanFleet, Merlene Johnson, Naomi Knott, Georgia Brown. Second row: Mary Jo Schultz, Joyce Martin, Edward Hoyt, Jim Rankin, Paul Urton, Duane Thompson, Roger Fugate. 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Its special contributions will come in working out wholesome, satisfying personal and social relation- ships, and in utilizing the resources of the individual and the family in pro- viding means for the satisfaction of needs, development of interests, and use of capacities in attaining the values set up as most worthwhile. iinglisah The three-fold purpose of our English department is to aid each pupil to acquire an appreciation for good literature, to develop reading ability, and to gain skill in written expression. Reading good literature tends to contribute a sense of sound values in developing a pupil's outlook on life. This is clear whens we remember that a great body of the accumulated wisdom and comznon sense of the race is con- tained in literature. Reading and writing ability can be acquired only through actual practice, serious use of the dictionary, and careful checking. In our English classes we have devoted sincere effort toward these ends knowing that as we educate individuals so we educate society. mathvmatirz . During the current year, the mathematics department offered the follow- ing courses: Algebra I., Plane Geometry, Advanced Algebra Cone semesterj, Solid Geometry Cone semesterl, and Practical Mathematics. Few of us realize how often we really come in contact with mathematics, in the store, the home, the office. Daily our lives touch the field of mathe- matics. The courses in this department offered in the first two years, teach a student to handle numbers, to think in the abstract, to reason logically, and to give him a foundation for higher mathematics as found in the advanced courses in high schools and in colleges. Without mathematics as found in our high school, there would be little progress, such as is shown by the radio and by great structures like the Empire State Building. Glgping, r Typing, a skilled subject, is offered to both juniors and seniors this year. Interest in typing seems to be on the increase as every student in the jun- ior class undertook to master this skill. The beginning students learn to arrange numerous styles of personal and business letters, address envelopes, arrange simple tabulated reports, use car- bon paper and various other simple tasks which might be encountered in the business oflice. The advanced students spend considerable time in an effort to reach a high rate of speed. Their work consists of more complicated busi- ness letters and tabulated reports, proofreading, letters of application, legal documents, hectographing and mimeographing, use of numerous oflice forms, etc. These students are responsible for the publication of the school news- paper. They also do considerable work for local individuals and organiza- tions during the year. At the end of the year the achievement of these students will be reward- ed with certificates and pins. Agriculture The first major activity of the F.F.A. outside of conventional class room work and F .F.A. meetings and nearby trips to special agricultural meetings, was attendance at the Annual National Convention of the F.F.A. at Kansas City. This convention was, no doubt, the high spot of the year for the 15, 000 boys who were there. Forty-seven states and two territories were repre- sented. Rubbing elbows with, and conversations relative to farming, ran- ching, agriculture education, chapter activities, etc. in a group of this size, from all sections of the country is one of the major benefits of large group meetings, such as the one at Cosmopolitan Kansas City. All boys except Richard Miller, Carl VanFleet, Verle Twitchell, Laverne Martin and Lyle Hoener attended this excellent convention. 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She to whom this most gracious gift is known Has life's great potent factor for her own, And rules alike the cottage and the throne. -Louisa Carroll Thomas A winning personality is made up of three im- portant factors---imagination, common sense, and courage. In all the affairs of human life, social as well as political, I have remarked that courtesies of a small and trivial character are the ones which strike deep- esttto the grateful and appreciating heart. -Henry Clay Character is like white paper, if once blotted, it can hardly ever be made as white as before. Beautiful feet are those that go On kindly ministries to and fro, Down lowliest ways, if God wills it so. Beautiful lives are those that bless Silent rivers of happiness, Whose hidden fountains but few may guess. -Ellen P. Allerton Srhnnl Qlalenhar EEHE E E H E E r S EPTEM BE R ZH Z 7-First Day of school X E 17 -First class meetings 22--Baseball game-Colchester, here com Cf? ll U1 ge O 35' om v-15 CP,-. mE. git .97 ESL '10 5-5 99 '4 S 93 0 W' E. D.- na Z7 HZ! EU H is m S N S N N N Eg P-A . 1 E E gg 5 N N E E21 8 S N o E E U31 U5 sv L11 E N m N N fb 7' N N 3' N in S N as A 5 E N 9- N g. N ,D N W N 5' H Ill Z 5-HBaseball-Mendon, there 8-Teacher's meeting-no school E G.A.A. skating party ' 12-Baseball-Arenzville, there 13-Baseball-Mendon, here 21-Senior pictures taken 29-Junior ring man came. Cheer-leader tryouts. Z UPZ UH E zzmzzmfa N N m m m N X E na N N N N N Til N N N N N N N N N E in N N z E NOVEMBER 1---Senior proofs came 5-Senior play-The Campbells Are Coming 12-Junior-Senior Penny Carnival 19-Basketball-Nauvoo, here 22-Sophomore party 23--Basketball-Industry, here 30-Basketball--Arenzville, here I 11111 E EE E.-'vrhunl Ualenhar EE E E E E U HU U E Z X DECEMBER E 3-Basketball-Colusa, here 7---Basketball-Augusta, there 10-Basketball-Blandinsville, there 15--Basketball-Dallas City, there LH 16-Nauvoo tournament-Colusa E 17 -Tournament--Nauvoo Parochial X E Senior pictures arrived 21-Basketball--Colchester, there 22-Basketball--Clayton, there E H EHH EE ZQ H E H E EEHZ 1 K1 N H FE X 5 N N N H N N E N E E E E N N N H N N N N E E N N N N N Ri K N N N N Z J AN UARY 7 -Basketball-Warsaw, there 12-County tournament-Augusta 19-G.A.A. Bam Dance 20-21-Semester exams 21--Basketball-Warsaw, here 27 -Basketball-Colusa, here 28-Basketball-Bowen, here z m mm mm m m a inm arimmzi m iz m a za FEBRUARY 1-Basketball-Clayton, here 4--Basketball-Nauvoo, there 8-Basketball---Augusta, here 11-Basketball--Hamilton, here Z 14-F.H.A. Valentine Party Ll 15-Basketball-Bowen, there 17 -G.A.A. Party l8-Basketball-Colchester, here 21-Freshmen, Junior Party 22-Basketball-Industry, there N m EEE Zmllllllllllllllll N! N Yi E 5 x x x x x x F N N x F T5 x x N N N K N H N 5 E x N 5 N N N K E WEE vfvrhnul Qkrlenhar gmm m m a m m a z M ARCH H PH N N N N N I N Ei Ei N N EH E N N E K N K K N N N N N N N H N N N IE S NZUU 1-Regional tournament-Carthage Plymouth vs. Parochial 5-F.H.A. Bake Sale 11-G.A.A. Barn Dance 17 -Sophomore Party 31-F.F.A. Dance .' . PM IKM!! N N N N N N N N N E E N N N K N E E N N E E x X 5 N N N N H N BEEN APRIL Z Z 15-Good Friday- no school 22-G.A.A. Variety Show zz NJ T' F' N 5 2. as FD H 1 99 O W Z CD CD rf 5 U2 FP fb 'S :s 30-G.A.A. Play Day E S Z E PIA E UEUU D Q HE EE EE E H Z 1 E i RT MAY . . . 3-MHSlC3l F9StlVal 6-Junior-Senior Banquet 11-Elementary County Festival at Bowen .' , X 23-24-Semor Exams 24-27 -Senior Trip 29-Baccalaureate-Baptist Church 31-Commencement BIUUHZZ N N TS 75 X N N N N N N N N X F X 5 N N N N N N N N N N N N X 5 N N N N N 311.31-I.A. The Plymouth Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America consists of eighteen members. The F.H.A. is a national high school organization of the secondary home economics clubs of the United States. Those eligible to become members of the club are girls who have taken or are taking home- making. The club also consists of a sponsor and a chapter mother who take part and help supervise all activities. The club has had many interesting meetings, sponsored a party for all high school girls, and participated in radio programs. The Chapter also at- tended the district rally in Pittsfield. Another activity of the F.H.A. was sending of an overseas Christmas box to Dutch children. The purpose of the club is to provide activities for the girls that will help them develop both personally and socially. IILEILA. Its aims and purposes, its motto and salutes deine an organization. The following are ours: SALUTE: I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of Amer- ica and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation, indi- visible, with liberty and justice for all. MOTTO: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. AIMS and PURPOSES: 1. To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. 2. To create and nurture a love of country life. 3. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. 4. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. 5. To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. 6. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings. 7. To participate in Worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. 8. To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. 9. To participate in cooperative effort. 10. To encourage and practice thrift. 11. To encourage improvement in scholarship. 12. To provide and encourage the developement of organized rural recreational activities. Ell.?H.A. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Van Ormer, Pat McCutchan, Pat Kepner, Pat Downing, Anna Mae Normandin, Mrs. White. Second row: Maxine McKinley, Della Faye Smith, Avis Jean McCutcha'n, Imogene Stoneking, Betty Hillyer, Barbara Myers. Third row: Theon Marr, Velma Norris, Mary Jo Schultz, Esther Rampley, S Bonnie Alexander, Joan Aleshire, Joyce Pickard, Norma Kepner. 3F.ZFl.A. Front row, left to right: Robert Eddington, Gale Downey, Lowell Thomp- son, Bill Phelps, Billy Burton, Mr. Gaffney. Second row: Billy Clayton, Merle Twidwell, LaVerne Martin, Kenny Heyen, Minor VanBrooker, Richard Miller, Dick Burton, Paul Urton, Lyle Hoener, John Pointer. Third row: Verle Twitchell, Dick Schultz, Duane Thompson, Carl Van- Fleet, Roger Fugate, Ronald Vail, Richard Clark, Ted Aleshire, Junior Phelps. 'tr I X ,- -4 -X A-v X., I-. -Q, .. ,Q g . -3.4 1,7 -I i '11, 96 xv -116-6 r n - ,, 5 nv ' 5 ' A '52 sI7 J , ., 1 ,yr xl -IP, F -, V W Jil.-Y: . 1 , 1 W . W , -3 ,- ,. U' ' I V, ,:...: 1 , , 1+ 1 ' V V- - A ff' ' 'I ' . fx 1 ' ' 'V .-fl W A, - ' 1-gi-F u 114,-5-1:1 , :gf , I -. s L v, , I- . ,.. ,I . J v,'1'1'MsTl.N:, . , '.,,Jy!gf:I.k-5, , ' lx . X I jf -!fg5f:w--A, X . ,N qu Alfnlg :' . by A in ' 'T'-Za: 55,1 T I 'Eze .rf 1- -52,4 2 w9f':ffEY.2i'. ,IM-I . AAN, 1 .YE 55-'51 -' 3: ' 3 -w- f:, 55 f J-gr ,,g . 3-,av . A,r1,,-fa' F. 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Their next public appearance will be Monday night, May 2 at the P.T.A. meeting. Final appearances will be at high school baccalaureate and commence- ment. Eamh The Plymouth school band has increased its membership from sixteen as of three years ago to its present size of fifty-four. This current school year the band played at Western Illinois College Homecoming, Youth For Christ Rally at Macomb, the annual Christmas and Spring concerts, and took part in the district music meet at Quincy, Illinois. Qlhnru,-3 First row, left to right: Della Faye Smith, Geraldine Simmons, Pat Down- ing, Joyce Pickard, Mr. Leedom, Janice Waner, Georgia Brown, Lois Twaddle, Anna Mae Normandin. Second row: Eleanor Simmons, Norma Kepner, Maxine McKinley, Naomi Knott, Merlene Johnson, Shirley Lord, Eileen Hancox, Barbara Myers, Joyce Martin. Third row: Irma Ware, Donna Ewing, Barbara Payne, Ila Ware, Beulah Shipman, Theon Marr, Shirley Powell, Betty Grove. Fourth row: Betty Kendall, Mary Jo Schultz, Pat McCutchan, Donna Dowacter, Joan VanF1eet, Esther Rampley, Pat Kepner, Bonnie Alexander, Joan Aleshire. Earth WOODWINDS First row, left to right: lla Ware, Donna Ewing, Anna Normandin, Theon Marr, Mr.Leedom, Betty Hillyer, Kenny Heyen, Billy Clayton, Pat Downing. Second row: Shirley Powell, Joyce Martin, Lois Twaddle, Norma Kepner, Merlene Johnson, Eleanor Simmons, Mary Jo Schultz, Pat McCutchan, Shirley Lord, Barbara Myers, Mary Jane Hendricks. Third row: Betty Grove, Joy Ann Leedom, Barbara Payne, Avis Jean Mc- Cutchan, Joan Aleshire, Bonnie Alexander, Esther Rampley, Pat Kep- ner, Carolyn Moss, Georgia Brown, Janice Waner, Irma Ware. Brass First row: Robert Miller, Howard Roberts, Jerry Cookson, Patty Hedg- cock, Theon Marr, Betty Hillyer, Naomi Knott, Della Faye Smith. Second row: Mr. Leedom, Cecil Roudebush, Edward Hoyt, Joyce Pickard, Bill Hetzel, Johnny Leedom, Mike Sargent. Third row: Jack Stoneking, Dene Cludray, Ross Sargent, Darrell Boos, Kenny Hays, Jim Kelly, Jim Robinson, Harry Lee Rash, Loren Wick- ert, Ray Kamm. W 55 , 'Q nl ' 1: '- ' M 1 I, Tl! 2 'ww 1:1 and Gllarinet Erin The clarinet trio, composed of Anna Mae Normandin, Pat McCutchan and Pat Downing made its initial appearance at the G.A.A. Barn Dance. At the district music meeting at Quincy it took a third division rating, Erumpet Erin The trumpet trio in which John Leedom, Darrell Boos and Ross Sargent are the players is part of the trumpet sextet of a year ago. The trio took a first division rating at the district music meet. Qaxnphnne Quartet The saxophone quartet, selected out of ten high school players took first division honors at the music meet in Quincy. The players are Joan Aleshire, Bonnie Jean Alexander, Esther Rampley and Avis Jean McCutchan. Zgraaa Quartet A new ensemble has been formed out of the Plymouth high school band. Trumpeters are John Leedom and Ross Sargent. Trombones are Harry Lee Rash and James Orville Robinson. This ensemble placed second in the music meet. Gllarinet Erin Seated: Anna Mae Normandin. Standing: Pat Downing, Pat McCutchan. Qaxnphnne Quartet Seated: Joan Aleshire, Avis Jean MoCutchan. Standing: Bonnie Jean Alexander, Esther Rampley. Erumpet Erin Seated: Ross Sargent, John Leedom. Standing: Darrell Boos. -Brass Quartet Seated: Harry Lee Rash, James Robinson. Standing: Ross Sargent, John Leedom. Senior Blawg THE CAMPBELL'S ARE COMING, the senior play, one of .the best elvenwitnessed by the local stage enthusiasts, was directed by Miss Alice irgin. The play, a three-act comedy, was centered around thelovable old Grand- mother Brannigan, CDonna Dowacterb and her three grand-children- Dick CRay Kammj, Betty C Betty Kendalll, and Kaye QEileen Hancoxh. Kaye fell in love with Kingston Campbell CArt Robertsj, the well educated son of Mrs. Augusta Campbell Clmogene Stonekingj. Rather than have Kaye married to Kingston, the Brannigans' decided to pretend they were ignorant Hillbillies so that Kaye would marry her childhood sweetheart, Jeff Scudder CKenny Haysl. Jeff's uncle, Cyrus Scudder CForrest Stockwellj was helpful in the plot as well as trying to talk Ma Brannigan into marry- ing him. Catalpa Tapp CEleanor Simmonsb was the young hillbilly maid who worked for Ma Brannigan. Her Pa, Bildad Tapp CDon Aleshirel upset the Campbell s society act, when he proved that Mrs, Augusta Campbell was his sister. Catalpa decided that she and Pap would go and spend a few months with the Campbell's and take all the kids along. The Campbells went back home just as financially embarassed as when they came with the intentions of marrying into a wealthy family and getting their money. The Brannigan's settled back downto ordinary life with a little tighter knot of friendship tying them to the Scudder family. Zluninr Iglilg CNot Picturedp Brides to Burn, the junior play, is to be put on about the twenty- ninth of April. The characters are as follows: Tish, Bonnie Alexander, Trudi, Betty Hillyer, Hap, Harry Rash, Gil, Ross Sargent, Clarice, Avis McCutchang Fats, James Robinson, Sue, Pat Downingg Hotch- kiss, Darrell Boosg Sopolia, Joan Aleshireg Madame Gasparilla, Pat Kepnerg Dr, J onesby, Howard Williams. Berlamatinn Three members of the junior class were the participants in declamation. Pat Downing read, Rebecca, Joan Aleshire, The Lord's Prayer, Betty Hillyer, The White Cliffs. Betty Hillyer was chosen to represent Ply- mouth in serious reading at the district speech contest at LaHarpe. Betty also participated in the verse speaking event at the district contest. flbffire Staff During the second semester a plan of student office helpers has been used to attempt to overcome the lack of a full time office secretary. Their work has consisted of compiling statistics, making entries, answering tele- phone, carrying messages, and such. A place was provided in the office where they might study when not busy at other work. They have performed faithfully and have been helpful in promoting operation of the oiiice. The following personnel served: Freshmen-Ronald Shipman, Janice Waner, Paul Urton, lla Marie Ware, Sophomores-Maxine McKinley, Alberta Dow- acter, Seniors-Eileen Hancox, Marion Simmons, Betty Kendall. Seminar Flag First row, left to right: Betty Kendell, Ray Kamm, Arthur Roberts, Imogene Stoneking, Kenny Hays. Second row: Miss Virgin, Eileen Hancox, Eleanor Simmons, Donna Dowacter, Forrest Stockwell, Don Aleshire. Berlamaiinn Miss Virgin, Joan Aleshire, Betty Hillyer, Pat Downing. ibffire Staff K First row, left to right: Mr. Van Ormer, Betty Kendell, Eileen Hancox, Betty Hillyer, Paul Urton. Second row: Ila Ware, Maxine McKinley, Marion Simmons, Alberta Dowacter, Janice Waner. Q , s I... 4 4 I I I 1+ , C ,gf , I M ,ipff . ,M Imlvlvx 1 i. , M LQ JS . , I .s.!..Y-E., ' - Wai I V5 - 'I I, a A , ' . ' , 1, .1 f, . , 5,3 ., .R ' I I - I Vlggaf I ' , I HI ,, I Wh igl S .mu I-'-:If lim, I I I I if O TA 'eggglwmgu .I ,I I 'I 91' I I I I ' I - I ' fl f I mf 'I , ' .If ' r A ' ' ' X ' . ' wig' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 .. ,. I' L 'NRI vi: 4IZlYI,.gf-IIII..?,Z,-I.: ,- 150 Wf5,JiI1'i7'I Ig,-I '4I'1'.'I' I T I I iq U' f .I ' , A im -' Li 4, ' IFTEE' ,gl I ,f I , - If ,,II,I. I I. I- + um w null.. ..II ' Newspaper Last fall it was suggested that we select a group of students to undertake the publishing of a school newspaper. This suggestion created considerable interest and immediately a staff was chosen from the junior and senior class- es. The editor was chosen from the senior class while his two assistants were a junior and a senior. The remaining members were elected upon the basis of capability making no difference whether they were juniors or seniors. The staff was composed of the following students: Forrest Stockwell, Editor, Donald Aleshire, and Harry Lee Rash, Assistant Editors, Dolores Phillips, Ross Sargent, and Bob Cox, Circulation Managers, Pat Kepner, Art Editor, Betty Hillyer, Dope Editor, Kenny Hays, Sports Editorg Avis Jean McCutchan, Grade Reporter. iiihrarg The library staff is composed of Plymouth High School students inter- ested in helping with the library work. Each student is assigned certain periods during the week when he is in charge of the library. Duties of the librarians include: Checking books in and out of the library, making the cards for the new books, putting the books back on the shelves in the proper places, keeping the shelves and the rest of the library in order, and taking care of the magazine rack. Newapaper Staff First row, left to right: Miss Virgin, Harry Rash, Forrest Stockwell, Don Aleshire, Miss Prentice. Second row: Dolores Phillips, Kenny Hays, .Betty Hillyer, Bob Cox, Avis Jean McCutchan, Ross Sargent, Pat Kepner. Eiihrarg Staff First row, left to right: Ross Sargent, Eileen Hancox, Miss Virgin, Kenny Hays, Betty Hillyer. Second row: Maxine McKinley, John Leedom, Joan Aleshire, Bonnie Alex- ander, Junior Hitz, Barbara Myers. Third row: Buelah Shipman, Velma Norris, Howard Roberts, Robert Phillips, Lowell Thompson, Della Faye Smith, Barbara Payne. N si ,Eff ,,.,-1' Z E x I I 4 E u 5 I I I L i 5 i W u I 1 I Elie lglgmuuth Ztinrk We are pleased to present to you this, our 1949, edition of the Plymouth Rock. This book was compiled by P. C. C. H. S. students and teachers for your benefit. We hope that it will bring back pleasant memories both to those who have grad- uated in years past and to those who will graduate in years to come. Within its pages you will find representive pictures of the different classes and rooms, students at Work and at play, different or- ganizations and class instructors. This book por- trays the sincere efforts of teachers and students alike to please you. We hope that you will appre- ciate these efforts when you read this book and re- member that the students mentioned therein repre- sent our American citizens of the future. THE STAFF Annual Staff Seated, left to rightg Mrs. Sarah Clippert, Eleanor Simmons, Mary Jane Hendricks CEditorD, Harry Rash, Miss Carrie Prentice. Second row: Ray Kamm, Donna Dowacter, Art Roberts, Eileen Hancox. Third row: Kenny Hays, Forrest Stockwell, Dolores Phillips. X Q .VA E It A r . r' ,, 'fir' ,, r I ' - w i 4 if lllllllll , HMI!! Wil' ll A 3 I ILI' 4-3-481 , i X fii - 3 . rg ' R. ' R'-X Sociqf LH-553 ,,. ' r ., ,x - 5' CCHS. ,J Sv-Qgf , 'p ,4!,g., or x ix' Y- hx K llll IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII Ill' III x re? A5 'M 1- . . ly A-' . '1 il. IZ ll ZIZIZ IZZZIZZ ll I LZ ZHZZZ ZHH E E E E i HHEHE HEHE Z E HEHHH E Z ,J - ,H L, 3 , 55:4 Q . fd, f-52 we u3 'i2'5ff Q3 H DI H E HHJ C9 M N 6 ,F , w A Q ia . I . ' Q, f 6 iq 315512 CIM! 2 EEH U H i S . Lgviy nr 'Q15,gjrfg:53:E,qxrqw crm Q IEE Eb N I 5 Q R i N EEEED .IIIZ zlz zlz E 1 zmzr' . H RUBBE R ! ighgairal THE GAME IS ON Each day of our lives there's a game we all play And none are mere spectators here Who sit on the sidelines apart from the fray To cavil and boo, or to cheer. There are few stellar roles in this contest called life, But there's something that each one can do, Never think of small moment your part in the strife For the team is depending on you. There are times when the outlook is not very bright And our spirits are heavy with dread, But the least extra effort may win for the right When the issue just hangs by a thread. Our goal may be stakes that are worthy and high And each day with new chances rife, To boast for our team with a sturdier try, As we play in this game of life. -B. L. Bruce We can't all play a winning game, Someone is sure to loseg Yet we can play so that our name N o one may dare accuse That when the Master Referee scores against our name, It won't be whether we've Won or lost, But how we played the game. It ain't the individual Or the army as a whole, But the everlasting team work Of every blooming soul. C55-X.A. The G.A.A. has been an active club in Plymouth High School for many years. This year we held a bake sale from which we made 315. Our biggest money making project of this year was a Barn Dance made up of all home talent. In April we gave a Variety Show, the talent all coming from the G.A.A. This enjoyable event made fun for all who aided in producing it. For the first time in our school history we are having a Play Day. All the girls are looking forward to that day and all the fun they will have. Donna Dowacter has served as our president. Joan Aleshire served as our vice-president, Avis Jean McCutchan as treasurer and Pat McCutchan as the point keeper. Donna Dowacter and Pat McCutchan attended G.A.A. camp last sum- mer. This year Plymouth G.A.A. will take a week-end trip to Chicago rather than send a delegate to camp. C5.A.5X. Names First row, left to right: Della Faye Smith, Buelah Shipman, Theon Marr, Pat Downing, Irma Ware, Eileen Hancox, Dolores Phillips. Second row: Imogene Stoneking, Avis Jean McCutchan, Joan Aleshire, Lib Derks Qinstructorl, Donna Dowacter, Pat McCutchan, Esther Rampley. Third row: Ila Ware, Anna Mae N ormandin, Merlene Johnson, Naomi Knott, Norma Kepner, Janice Waner, Barbara Payne. Fourth row: Eleanor Simmons, Shirley Lord, Pat Kepner, Bonnie Jean Alex- ander, Mary Jo Schultz, Betty Hillyer, Alberta Dowacter, Barbara Myers. Eumhling I, am the mat. Many great things have been done over and on me. Before telling some of the things, I will first relate my life to you. I was born in a factory many miles from here. After I was old enough to travel, a gentleman came in and bought me. He said he was taking me to some town named Plymouth, and thatl was to be used in the high school there. When I arrived in Plymouth, Iwas taken directly to the gym, and hung over a bright, shiny fioor. During the years of 1948-1949, my work has been very pleasant. At first I didn't see much of the girl's P. E. classes. Then, came winter, and the girls got so they took me down off my hook and stretched me out on that shiny floor. Before long, the girls began tramping all over my back, not at all being careful where they stepped. Then I began noticing what the girls were doing. They would run up and dive over one, two, three, four, and sometimes five and six girls who were down on their hands and knees. I like these girls, every one of them. You know, they got so they could tumble and I hardly felt them. They got so they could make pyramids, and I could actually leave my eyes open and watch them. On the whole, Iwould say that I am proud of these girls who have accomplished a lot this year, and I know that I am doubly proud to say that, I am the mat. l g , , 1 .- ' 'sa , .-ld: , I w I r 1 , r 4 X w L ' f Baseball Quite a few P.H.S. boys enjoyed playing baseball last fall. The Ply- mouth club swingers won three games and dropped two. They defeated Mendon twice and Arenzville once. The Hawks two losses were handed to them by Colchester. At the beginning of the season, D. Boos and D. Ale- shire were Coach Schnake's starting battery. Later, this was changed to D. Aleshire and H. Rash. The pitchers had very good instruction since it came from a very good pitcher. Coach Schnake is quite a mound master. The first game was with Colchester, and they trounced the Hawks by a 14-4 score. For the next game, Plymouth again met Colchester and made a much better showing, but because of numerous infield and outield errors, Colchester repeated the outcome of the previous game and won 6-3. The Blackhawks then went to Mendon and scalped them 9-0, behind the brilliant pitching of D. Aleshire. There were very few errors this time. Next the Plymouth nine traveled to Arenzville, to come back a 5-3 Victor. The first ground double play was made here CI-Iitz to Hays to Boosb. The next game was with Mendon, here, and D. Boos again worked from the mound and collected 16 strikeouts. This was the best job Boos has ever turned in from the mound. The Hawks held Mendon scoreless again while scoring 7 runs, one of which was a home run through the infield by Hitz. For these five games, D. Aleshire swung the most accurate bat, hitting over .400. Baseball will again be taken up with the coming of spring. Z5maehall First row, left to right: Coach Schnake, Forrest Stockwell, Don Aleshire, Kenny Hays, Marion Simmons, and Ray Kamm. Second row: Lee Lovell, Ross Sargent, Harry Rash, Jim Robinson, and Bill Phelps. Third row: Jack Stoneking, Darrell Boos, Junior Hitz, Dick Miller. Zgazkeihall First row, left to right: Ray Kamm, Harry Rash, Ross Sargent, Kenny Hays, Forrest Stockwell, Don Aleshire, Coach Schnake. Second row: Junior Hitz, Jack Stoneking, Darrell Boos, Jim Rankin, Dick Miller, Lee Lovell. Third row: Wayne Roberts, Marion Simmons, Robert Eddington, Carl VanFleet, Jim Robinson, Dick Schultz, Ted Aleshire, Edward Hoyt, Lowell Thompson. nn. J ,ofa-. J,-I uc' ix M Q4 , ll,-,. r if . -1 3 Y? l I 5 I I 32, ' .. ag 36 nh ff .,, Ni: gr, -2' N 'S 1 A 15 1 i 1 .1 X :ff if J U XX ' KX! X 4. v,-, I X f g 6 ' xl fee H cw rj gm Q 3 'ROSS Jim 60 .f Y 1 K O WJ:-W Z l 4 ' 14 v f Q 1 Kefwvjj R M ff Ks EV , .qs H JZ Jael? Q Coach ee 1 u f X ' ff' x I l' Y F55 N 1 173' 1 A 7 Dmk J B005 x I g W ' gm Mn ps. , -I - 4 -an v 4 v n , .m v 1 1 N' ff! j fs .hi 'uff .1 rfj , -, .fvfi hw ILT 14: . 1571? 4, , AD! if N J IMI! . A 'fr' ,QL it. ,za '. gg. Q3 I X Fifi ,gn ' .gs .R ' W ww. ,Wg u .Lx-,, w L 71,5 ., X. z J, .f , af . . . V . , . S, F s . sl I rt . ' . W 1 lst' 1 , . I ' ' 4' , f L., V , I V 4, . - -it-IFEAW' 4- 1' ,:. . ,-n W M f - ' ' H1 V I .11 fn. ' Zgauakeihall The Plymouth High School Blackhawks of 1949 proved themselves worthy of wearing the same suits as last year's ever powerful Hawks This year's team survived the season with a nineteen and five record. Coach Schnake had five men from the team which last year won twenty-two and lost four. These men were: F. Stockwell, a veteran guard who handled the ball in the back-courtg D. Aleshire, who had a lot of trouble the first of last season and was out of the playing much of the year, but made up for this by scoring 418 points this season 5 K. Hays, who played running mate to R. Ale- shire in the forward slot last yearg H. Rash and R. Sargent moved up from the second five to complete the first five of this year's team. Coming up from the second team to become the reserves were: D. Miller, who proved he had what it took when Hays was out for two games with a bad shoulder 9 J. Hitz, J. Stoneking, D. Boos and L. Lovell. Lovell decided to become mana- ger. Jim Rankin moved in from Cuba, Illinois in December and became eli- gible in January. The five games the Blackhawks lost were to Dallas City, Parochial of Nauvoo, Augusta, Hamilton, and again to Parochial. The Hawks were beaten for the first time by Dallas City in a very close game by a score of 59-54. Blackhawks were one point when R. Sargent and D. Aleshire were lost on personals. Dallas City took advantage of Plymouth's frantic press and hit the hoop for two more baskets. Parochial of Nauvoo beat the Hawks nine points in the Blind Tournament. Parochial's 6' 4 center was a little too much for them. In the County Tourney, Augusta beat our team in a close one 21-20. Next Hamilton came to Plymouth and handed them their first home game defeat in two seasons by a score of 59-50. This game, like the Dallas game, was lost on personal fouls. In the Regional at Carthage, Parochial slaughtered the Blackhawks. This was also caused par- tially by personals. Following, you will find all details on the Basketball Season : TEAM RECORD FREE THROWS Team Scoring F.G. Made Missed F.T. P.F. T.P. PLYMOUTH 511 220 217 .507 350 1,242 OPPONENTS 326 169 245 .408 381 821 INDIVIDUAL SCORINGI FREE 'IHROWS Name of Player POS. F.G. , Made Missed F.T. T.P. D. ALESHIRE F. 178 62 35 .639 418 K. HAYS F. 115 28 ' 18 .608 258 R. SARGENT C. 69 37 66 .365 175 I-I. RASH G. 58 34 37 .478 150 F. STOCKWELL G. 49 48 35 .578 146 D. MILLER F. 23 3 8 .272 49 D. BOOS C. 9 3 7 .300 21 J. HITZ G. 6 2 1 .666 14 J. RANKIN G. 4 2 10 .165 10 1. STONEKING F. 0 1 0 1.000 1 TOTALS 511 220 217 .507 1,242 AVERAGE PER PLYMOUTH-51.8 OPPONENTS-34.2 Plymouth 72 Plymouth 80 Plymouth 48 Plymouth 53 Plymouth 76 Plymouth 70 Plymouth 54 Plymouth 40 Plymouth 36 Plymouth 58 Plymouth 48 Plymouth,41 -Basketball Srhehule Nauvoo 24 Industry 19 Arenzville 41 Augusta 38 Colusa 16 Blandinsville 47 Dallas City 59 Plymouth 22 Plymouth 40 Plymouth 34 Plymouth 79 Plymouth 37 Plymouth 74 Plymouth 38 Colusa 11 Plymouth 51 Parochial CNauvooD 45 Plymouth 51 Colchester 37 Plymouth 50 Clayton 33 Plymouth 50 Warsaw 23 Plymouth 40 Augusta 23 Bowen 30 Warsaw 22 Colusa 21 Clayton 35 Nauvoo 30 Augusta 37 Hamilton 59 Bowen 37 Colchester 34 Industry 41 Parochial 59 Glrark Maybe it is or maybe it isn't because of Coach Schnake's new rule, but there were an unusual number of boys who turned out for the track team. There's a slight catch in the Coach's rule. It states, Any man who doesn't come out for track, cannot play basketball next year. That could have something to do with the turnout. Some of the boys entering these res- pective events are: D. Boos, J. Robinson, B. Burton-shot putg R. Kamm-1 mile g J. Ran- kin and H. Rash-100 yard dashg J. Rankin-220 yard dash and 220 yard hurdlesg D. Aleshire--1500 meter 5 F. Stockwell-managerg K. Hays--water boy 3 R. Sargent-score keeper. The Plymouth Hcinder scratchersn will have plenty of room to practice, as there will be a track put around the baseball field. Zgazkeihall CFIRST FIVE? Kneeling, left to right: Forrest Stockwell, Coach Schnake. Standing, left to right: Donald Aleshire, Kenny Hays, Harry Rash, and Ross Sargent. Erark First row, left to right: Harry Rash, Marion Simmons, Don Aleshire, Kenny Hays, Ray Kamm, and Jim Robinson. Second row: Coach Leland Schnake, Jack Stoneking, Carl VanFleet, Darrell Boos, Junior Hitz, Dick Miller, and Lee Lovell. Third row: Edward Hoyt, Ted Aleshire, Dick Schultz, Jim Rankin, Robert Eddington, Wayne Roberts, Lowell Thompson. 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Second Team Left to right: Della Faye Smith, Theon Marr. Group Picture Left to right: Pat McCutchan, Theon Marr, Pat Downing, Della Faye Smith, Pat Kepner. ,K L 'X ports.. Arhieuementa --- 1545 It is a pleasure to the Senior Class to list in this annual some of the out- standing achievements of various students enrolled this year. Eleanor Simmons, received highest scholastic honors for her four year's work and is therefore the valedictorian of the class. Mary Jane Hendricks was second high and thus became the salutatorian. Because of her outstanding traits of character, Donna Dowacter was se- lected by the senior class and faculty to receive the D.A.R. good citizenship award for 1949. In the Held of sports, Don Aleshire was chosen on the all-star Lamoine Valley Conference basketball team in the position of forward. Forrest Stockwell. guard, and Kenny Hays, forward, were placed on the honorable mention list for the same honor. Bonnie Jean Alexander's essay on Why Conservation Should Be Taught In Our Public Schools was selected from among 8000 entries as one of the six best in the state. This was a project carried on in the English 3 class under the direction of Mrs. Scott. Bonnie Jean was rewarded for her achieve- ment by a three day expense free trip to Chicago as a guest of the State Conservation Department. Pat Downing and Pat McCutchan were among thirty-three contestants who were given honorable mentions for the same work. In the district music contest for ensembles and solos at Quincy the music department received five group 1 ratings which are: Piano solos, Mary Jane Hendricks, Anna Mae N ormanding Saxophone quartet, Bonnie J. Alexander, Joan Aleshire, Avis Jean McCutchan, Esther Rampleyg Trumpettrio, Ross Sargent, John Leedom, Darrell Boosg Bass horn, Kenny Hays. Every solo or ensemble entry from our school placed in one of the ratings. 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Lumber and Buildcr's Hardware Plymouth Illinoi ELLEll'S 00llFEOTl0ll For thc best Maltcd Milks also Gandy Cigarettes Sandwiches Plymouth, Illinois Everything Compliments of American, Tomorrow 'lov S For 'S Dresses, Sweaters Secure tm 81 llotions IIAMOI ALESHIRE Plymouth, Illinois Plymouth, Illinois Compliments of J. A. IleWEESE Hardware-Auto Accessories Tires---Batteries Wallpaper-Paint-Floor Covering Lathe Work-Repair Arlette-Mary Lee-Amos Plymouth, Illinois HEADQUARTERS For Westinghouse Appliances Ball Band Footwear Good Paint 8x Wallpaper And General Hardware 0RO0K'S HARDWARE Plymouth, Illinois Compliments of MAGILI. 81 IIELMS HI-Iunkyn flJ Oe!7 Sales and Service Case Farm Equipment ll Kaiser-Frazer Automobiles Crosley Appliances Phone 288 Augusta, Illinois SUCCESS. Pleasure T Achievement lag- STANDARD SERVICE THE ATTAIN .gh- D A of M 3-' Q., 45 STUDY EACH woRK 0 Cao MAY Permalube Motor Oil Atlas Tires 8: Batteries Ronald Copelan, Prop James H. Lawton TAX CONSULTANT Phone 50 Route 61 Phone 169 Plymouth, Illinois Plymouth, Illinois AUGUSTA CLEANERS We make 'em elean 'em ---iix 'em PICK UP IN PLYMOUTH EACH TUESDAY Delivery Each Saturday Phone 67 - Augusta, Illinois RO0RER'S SERVICE STATION 81 CERERAL STCRE MOORIS F. NOONER, Proprietor Standard 0iI Company Products Phone 9 on 25 -K Colmar, Illinois KIEFER STORE Highest Quality at Lowest Prices West Side of Square Plymouth, Illinois Compliments of PIGKARIVS enocsnv E. A. LAWTDR A Good Place RADIO SERVICE To Trade P1YI'1'10l1'0h, Illinois Plymouth, Illinois Compliments of your Firestone Dealer Firestone Tires and Service Home and Auto Supplies Sporting Goods MllLLALLY'S FIRESTONE STORE 107 South Side Square Macomb, Illinois Compliments of MIIIER BO0K STORE South Side Square - Macomb, Illinois Compliments of APPAREL GLENN LITTLE Smart apparel for - Juniors---'Misses-Women SGLIOOT ol MUSIC moderately priced D , . Macomb, Illinois E. Side Square - Macomb, Illinois IIAIIEY PHARMACY THE PRESCRIPTION STORE Macomb, Illinois Compliments of KLIIIE'S Department Store Macomb, Illinois BLOllIIT'S Dress 81 Gilt Shop For better dresses and all Women's apparel East Side Square -- Macomb, Illinois RANDOLPH SHOE STORE W. Laurence Dunsworth Good shoes since 1867 Macomb, Illinois OOLOHESTER SALES ASSOCIATION If you have livestock we Want it. If you Want livestock we have it. Sale Every Friday Colchester, Illinois Russell Koch GENERAL HAIILING 1-.Li-. ' Phone 95 Bowen, Illinois OR. J. O. Ashenhurst OPTOMETRIST 131 S. Side Square Phone 31Y Macomb, Illinois Compliments of T. STEWART 81 OO Macomb, Illinois HAIRES MARKET For Fresh Meats Macomb, Illinois For the gifts you give with pride let your jeweler be your guide ARRASMITH JEWELRY Macomb, Illinois Congratulations to The Class of 1949 TEXACO RARNEY'S, Inc. Texaco Service Station 32 West Side Square Macomb, Illinois and Groceries Distinctive Apparel Highway NO. 61 for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Munson Phone 147 Women Plymouth, Illinois Compliments of LEBOLD 81 ll0EGELE Jewelers Macomb, Illinois Compliments of SO0TT'S PIIARMAGY PRESCRIPTIONS Macomb, Illinois HERBERTS M M B Headquarters for Young Men's Campus Wear Macomb, Illinois JOURNAL LIROSEY MOTOR OO. .. Studebaker Sales Sz Service Macomb, Illinois phone 342 Macomb, Illinois MIDWEST MOTOR SALES Hudson Sales gf Service MOTMIMETTT OOMPARY Carthage, Illinois 212 and 214 North Lafayette Street McOLEARS MOTOR SALES Macomb, Illinois Willys Cars Jeeps Trucks Sales Sz Service Macomb, Illinois Telephone l16L For those who really care Hefireery Implement Go. International Trucks McCormick-Farm Equipment and Refrigeration Parts and Service Phone 90 Macomb, Illinois Gene 6ady's Smoke House Tobacco XL Smokers Accessories 208 North Lafayette Street Macomb, Illinois SLUSHER BATTERY Electric Service Batteries-Speedometers-Fuel Pumps--G enerators-Ignition Starters 328 North Lafayette Street Macomb, Illinois LINCOLN IVIERCURY Maeomh Lincoln-Mercury FRESH Company KREMEY KRIIST Phone 584 210 South Lafayette Street Macomb, Illinois Macomb Poultry Farms U. S. APPROVED CHICKS Austra-whites Sz Beri-golds Purina and Conkey feeds 205 E. Calhoun Phone 174 Macomb, Illinois Enriched Bread At Your Favorite Food Store GALLOWAY BAKERY, Inc. Macomb, Illinois Compliments of Compliments of DURSTS' BROTHERS SARGENT'S GARAGE SIINSHINE DAIRY N C- G- Sargent Quincy, Illinois Plymouth, Illinois Compliments of EVANS IMPLEMENT GOMPANY International Harvester -A Sales and Service Augusta, Illinois Compliments of al. V. INGELS GDMPANY Your Massie-Harris Dealer Augusta, Illinois WEST SIDE GARAGE MCELHOE Sz CRANE, Proprietors General Repairing, Body Work 81 Aeoessories Phone 200 Plymouth, Illinois Compliments of 0LEll L. SMITH COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS HANCOCK COUNTY Carthage, Illinois J. ll. lll0LETTE Printing 81 Advertising i Qlfealrolfj cwxcl De5ignef5 oi pxr'ii5i'ic ibrfirxiivxg AUGUSTA ILLINOIS N 2 TELEPHONE 97 Best Wishes to the Class of '49 - Thanks for the Privilege of Printing The 1949 Plymouth Rock MAGOMB HARDWARE HardWare--Paints-Appliances 126 South Lafayette Street Phone 87 Ray Poler Macomb, Illinois Joe Hayden DIIRSWORTH BAYMILLER BO0K STORE SIl0E STORE Macomb, Illinois Macomb, Illinois BERGMANN GA IW COMPANY V. W. Huston, Gwner Quincy, Illinois MAO0MB MOTOR UUMRANY Sales Service Cars 81 Trucks Used Cars 81 Trucks, All Makes A Good Place To Trade--Macomb Motor Company Macomb, Illinois Mm0 's Bowman anomzns Wallpaper-Paints Electrical Appliances North Side Square Phone 126 118 North Side Square M b, Ill' ' Macomb, Illinois mm mms RAIIGLIFF MOTOR GOMPAIIY Glem Radcliff Finance Company Clem Radcliff WE BUY AND SELL NEW AND USED CARS WE FINANCE CARS REGARDLESS OF WHERE THEY ARE BOUGHT Drop In For A Bargain In A Good Automobile And A Square Deal In Financing 1402 East Jackson Street - Macomb, Illinois S 8 J Compliments of 22 North Side Square Phone 617 Your Roszell Dealer Macomb, Illinois Macomb, Illinois It Always Pays To Trade At 0LAY'S MILLEIYS LOGKER SERVICE Fresh Vegetables, Meats and Groceries SATISFACTION WITH EVERY TRANSACTION Plymouth, Illinois GOPELAII IMPLEMENT GOMPANY Allis Chalmers Sales And Service Goodyear 81 Firestone Tires Plymouth, Illinois MlKE'S CAFE Compliments of A Good Place To Eat nr- ll- T- winder Home Cooked Meal Home Made Pies The Biggest Malts In Town Augusta, Illinois Plymouth, Illinois MAGOMBA CLEANING HOUSE BANNS Macomb, Illinois llnlon National Bank, N E Cor Square X' . . . 4sa1 f5iW5 Citizens National Bank, S. S. Square 2 I E - - E3 ugllbgifgn 5 ' ' ' V sflglmavjf Banking In All Its Branches GIIMBARTS Leather Coods Luggage Complete Sport Supplies 121 S. S. Square Macomb, Illinois Complete Cleaning Service Skill and Care Beyond Compare Store your fur coat in the finest Cold Storage Vaults. Insured NILLYER GLEANERS William Breen, Owner Phone 399 129 S. Lafayette St. Macomb, Illinois A. E. Rush 85 Son N0llTlI SIDE JEWELERS Macomb, Illinois A B 0 KIDDY and TEEN AGE SHOP 13 E. Side Square Macomb, Illinois Compliments of Your Hotpoint Dealer Ranges - Refrigerators - Dishwashers PERIIIIM ELEGTRIG STORE' -:- Macomb, Illinois MARY BILL FLDRIST Patty 81 Wm. Frye Compliments of Send Flows MILLER 81 SULLIVAN World-Wide Ilog Buyers Banded F.T.D. Member 120 S. Lafayette St. Colchester, Illinois Macomb, Illinois Compliments of Gharles Hamm and Son TIIIIGIIIIIG SERIIIBE Plymouth, Illinois Compliments of YATES BARBER SIIIII' S. S. 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