Plymouth High School - Rock Yearbook (Plymouth, IL)

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Back row, left to right: Minor VanBrooker, Jim Rankin, Kenneth Heyen, Duane Thompson, Roger Fugate, Carl VanFleet, Verle Twitchell, . Jack Stoneking, Johnnie Pointer ' Middle row: Junior Phelps, Doris Gray, Bill Clayton, Geraldine Simmons, Igaul Urton, Ila Ware, Lyle Webster, Donna Ewing, Mr. Robert A ooner Frcnt row: Mrs. Alice Schnake, Lois Twaddle, Janis Waner, Shirley Powell, John Cleland, Merlene Johnson, Shirley Lord, Joyce Martin, Betty Grove ll Qbnlg maui what? A-Glnmin' En me When school started last August, thirty-one of the 104 students that ap- peared in assembly were Jolly Juniors. Officers elected for the first se- mester were: president, Shirley Lord, vice-president, John Cleland, secre- tary, Lois Twaddle, treasurer, Geraldine Simmons. For the second semester officers were: president, John Cleland, vice-president, Shirley Powell, secre- tary, Merlene Johnson, treasurer, Janis Waner, sponsors, Mrs. Alice Schnake and Mr. Robert N ooner. Mr. Lawton was a sponsor until he left for the Navy. Student Council representatives were Joyce Martin and Janis Waner. Our biggest money making sche'ne for the year was the Curtis magazine sale. Shirley Lord, Geraldine Simmons and Shirley Powell won the prizes. The girls sold more than the boys so the boys served us a very delicious chili supper. We had one other party this year, initiation ,for the freshmen. We juniors enjoyed ourselves that night-cleaning up oillifvlv-4 ' 2 - QW 'ZW l: Our biggest thrill occurred in October when we received our class rings. We all agree they are the prettiest we have ever seen. We have two more thrills this year which we hope will be just as big, the junior play and the junior, senior prom. We are surely looking forward to both of these.

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,NAME Barbara Myers Barbara Payne Maxine McKinley Joyce Pickard Della Smith Alberta Dowacter Velma Norris Esther Rampley Merle Post Robert Eddington Junior Hitz Dick Miller Roger Emery Dick Burton Gale Downey Jim Manley Lowell Thompson Seninr Statistics lf AVORITE LIKES P I PASTIME Whispering ,g Telling jokes Jerry 1 Getting out of shorthand The Army Getting out of J tests Good arguments Eating choco- late sundaes AM BITION ACTS Get a man! Dreamy To raise a i Lovesick basketball team To be a brain Giggly Retire a mi- Slang llionaire at 27 happy Tennessee Talking Makea lot On spur of of money moment Gene Ten Minute To be a Happy Timings housewife Macomb Sitting in bal- Army nurse Carefree cony at show ' A fight 4th hour Be as good a Shy??? library Commercial teacher as Miss Prentice Family Living Sunday Calisthenics Instantly driving teacher in tired the WACS Vacations Reading ???? No ambition As he pleases Basketball Looking for Phil Rizzuto Accord- pretty girls the 2nd ingly Merlene Fixing things so Genius Sometimes they can't be fixed Math Working on Plymouth's Confident A cars first millionaire Who knows? Fishing Farmer Hard to get Farming Playing cards Farmer Fatherly Math Playing cards Millionaire Friendly Girls Taking a tony Margaret Mischie- Truman's vous husband

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Back row, left to right: Jerry Breeden, Jesse Pointer, LaVerne Roberts, Sid Allen, Jack Breeden. Second row: Carolyn Moss, Richard Garlick, Bonnie VanFleet, Bob Pow- ell, Frances Kamm, Wayne Lovell, Donna Creasey, Rodney Twidwell, Lillian Martin. Front row: Mr. Leland Schnake, Kayo McCollum, Jerry Cookson, Marilyn Kennedy, Francis Young, Loren Larson, Mrs. Mariann Metz. ll Ain? Gut Nnthiri' Gln Euan The first 'semester started with Marilyn Kennedy, president 5 Jerry Cook- son, vice-presidentg Francis Young, secretary 3 Kayo McCollum, treasurer, Loren Larson, reporter. The student council representatives were Marilyn Kennedy, Jerry Cookson, and Kayo McCollum. Mr. Leland Schnake and Mrs. Mariann Metz were our sponsors. The same ofhcers held office the second semester. The most important activity of the year was a return party for our ini- tiation. We had a sophomore, senior hayrack ride which took us to the home of Frances Kamm where we enjoyed a Weiner roast before going back to town. ' During the first semester we were sorry to lose Joyce Merrick who moved to Ohio. ., . r--Q J' We earned money selling pop at basketball games and taking care of the pop machine.