Plymouth High School - Shawnee Arrow Yearbook (Plymouth, PA)

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5511321112 Shakespeare's works are considered by all educated people as the highest form of dra- matic and literary art. It has been the aim ol' the school to present a representative num- ber ol: Shakespearean plays that the pupils might learn what is the Finest of its kind. This knowledge of what is superior should give them a basis for judging all other Works in the held of literature. Since Shakes- peare teaches no-t only what is great and noble manhood and womanhood, and what is a great philosophy and a way of lite, it is imperative that the great master of literary art be ever present in young as Well as ma- ture minds. It is with these serious thoughts in mind that the class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty- seven presents this annual in Shakespearean theme. l - A -- fl X'l'!Sr 'Q . fi ., .fx I 1 f ' 477 1.f 1 'f f'4 ' 1 'W f wif J 11 Qi 73 f ' fi wil iwfw--iw ,. . x M0 WM is? - .. ff V - - ,I 5 Villg iw x n x x, YQ iivxgiI'ii,Xi lbw li nl f is NXN'Mlt!k R my l ll mag , Nlllgiiwm --jf W Qfaiizfw i .. if QNJWJM f

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9 Beilirzdiun We, the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-seven, dedicate this, our annual, to William Shakespeare, the greatest of all dramatists. We are hon- ored to bestow upon the memory of such a great man as William Shakes- peare this dedication. This is just a small part of our memorial to him.