Plymouth High School - Rock Yearbook (Plymouth, IL)

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Back row: Lowell Thompson, Gale Downey, Richard Burton, Junior Hitz Second row: Alberta Dowacter, Robert Eddington, Esther Rampley, Jim Manley, Merle Post, Roger Emery, Pickard Miller, Barbara Payne, Miss Carrie Prentice Seated: Robert Nooner, Maxine McKinley, Joyce Pickard, Barbara Myers, Merlene Johnson, Velma Norris, Della Smith Blefs Zilake An GPIB-Hazhinneh walk We, the Plymouth Rock Staff of 1951, present this book to you in the hope that we have successfully recorded the activities and events of the past year. The staff hopes you will enjoy the memories that the book presents to you as you thumb through it.

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. what Zllurkg GPIB Sum V J Back row: Frances Kamm, Shirley Moss, Marilyn Kenneday, Mrs. Mary . Ellen Todd, Irene Sellars, Eleanor Hopping, Leota Twidwell. Second row: Navine McKinley, Donna Creasey, Esther Rampley, Joyce Lawton, Pearl Starnbaugh. 1 ' 'Q Front row: Lillian Martin, Betty Jarvis, Joyce Martin, Ilene Lantz, Della Smith, Bonnie VanFleet. :Hun Bn Svnnwthing ilu me Left to right: Sandra Sue Allen, Joyce 4LawtQ'n, Janet Winters. few an G

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make melieue The junior class play, The Inner Willy by -Bettye Knapp, was pre- sented in the Social Service Room of the Congregational Church on April 17, under the direction of Mrs. Leland Schnake. A different type of comedy, the play was greatly enjoyed by the audience. Heading the cast was Jim Rankin, as Willy, the boy who was dominated by his three loving aunts. Aunt Hester was played by Shirley Lord, Aunt Olga, Joyce Martin, and Aunt Louise, Janice Waner. Wil1y's other self, or Inner Willy who was determined to make a man of Willy, was played by Minor Van Brooker. He was really charming in his long underwear. Doris Gray played Marybelle, his Aunts' choice of a girl friend, While Geraldine Simmons played Carol, the girl of Willy's dreams. The other girls in Willy's life were the Marshall twins, Janet and Trudy, portrayed by Ila Ware and Lois Twaddle. Others who made life complicated for Willy were Stanley Clark, a tough guy, played by Duane Thompson and Mike, his pal, in real life, Paul Urton.