Plymouth High School - Rock Yearbook (Plymouth, IL)

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Glhnruz First Row: Sandra Allen, Nancy Nelson, Doris Gray, Janice Garlick, Evelyn Creasy, Wanda Gray, Frances Kamm. Second Row: Roberta Downey, Carolyn Powell, Donna Ewing, Mr. Mitchell, Esther Rampley, Barbara Payne, Janet Winters. Third Row: Marilyn Kennedy, Iris Clark, Charlotte Hatch, Barbara Myers, Maxine McKinley, Joyce Pickard, Beulah Shipman. Fourth Row: Norma Kepner, Della Faye Smith, Joan Aleshire, Bonnie Jean Alexander, Mary Jo Schultz, Carolyn Moss, Merlene Johnson, Shirley Mayall. Zfianh First Row: Anna Mae Normandin, Pat McCutchan, Pat Downing, Karol Twidwell, Janice Waner, Avis Jean McCutchan, Barbara Payne, Joan Aleshire. Second Row: Merlene Johnson, Mary Jo Schultz, Joyce Martin, Shirley Powell, Shirley Moss, Betty Grove, Carolyn Moss, Esther Rampley. Third Row: Norma Kepner, Barbara Myers, Donna Ewing, Kenneth Heyen, Cecil Roudebush, Jack Stoneking, Edward Hoyt, Ross Sargent, Pat Hedgcock, Joyce Pickard, Jerry Cookson. Fourth Row: James Kelly, James Robinson, Kenton Hoyt, Mike Sargent, Harry Lee Rash. Standing: Pat Kepner, Della Faye Smith, Kayo McCullom, Mr. Mitchell. lgerannallg Hnura BRASS QUARTET CLARINET QUARTET First Row: Harry Lee Rash Front Row: Anna Mae Normandin Second Row: Ross Sargent, Back Row: Pat McCutchan, Mer- Jerry Cookson lene Johnson, Pat Downing Third Row: James Robinson mainrettea Front: Joyce Martin Standing: Janet Winters, Irma Jean Ware, Joyce Lawton.

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Rabin marhlerz The main event of the year for the chorus was the opportunity of sing- ing with the All-School Chorus at the Hancock County Music Festival at Carthage. Other public appearances will be at the Annul Spring Concert and at Baccalaureate and Commencement Services. Eanh nf Enhag This has been a very busy year for the band. Their activities started early in the year Q in fact, the first week of school. They were invited to participate in the Annual Grape Festival Parade at Nauvoo. This involved hurried preparation and concentrated practice on their marching. Their re- ward for this was the twenty-five dollar first place prize they brought home which helped their band fund along. Then came another invitation asking the band to take part in the 50th Annual Homecoming at W. I. S. C. The band marched in the parade and also played in the mass band concert consisting of 1,000 high school musicians. Later on they had the opportunity to participate in the mass band con- cert which was given during the Hancock County Music Festival at Carthage. Along with these activities the band has also been very busy raising money for new uniforms. A program to raise money was given with Dot and Small Burdette donating their talents to provide the feature attraction. A white elephant sale was sponsored by the band which they started off by showing their newly acquired marching technique. They also cooperated With the band mothers in several food and bake sales. Probably the highlight of the year was the receiving of the new uniforms. A free concert was given to express their appreciation of the loyal support which was given by the community in raising funds.

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