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

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. 'NX t , .i ,L +'lL f - N ' of X - A 1' a . The lV0l1lft'l'fIlf Mc'a't1 of LC'LIl'l1l-IIS' 7 OTCVVH 'Col We the class ol' nineteen huntlretl forty. ollier this year hook as otir passport as we tlepart lroni l'lymouth lligli School into .t huge. new, heguiling worltl. Since otir high school is an insti- tution where action has hc-en the passwortl to tlelightlul school expt-i'ieiict-s, we hope to use this volume, with its pictures por- traying school lite. as a means ol' l'ort-ver gaining atlmittance to recollections ol' what has happenctl in otir most eventful high school year. Stantling at the enii ol' one tlecatle. we are saying gootlhye to all that we have esperiencctl while attentling l'lymouth High School. Hut at the same time. instilletl with a stipply of zest antl L'llL'I'gy xxhose imprints arc prcst'rx't-rl within these pages. we, clinging to what we have gainetl in the past. at the hegin- ning ol another tlecaile. are reatly to lace the luturc. l or the most part, we have not heen scholars creeping like snailsf' WH- have hurrietl to anal from school antl classes, some- times notltling, speaking antl smiling to frientls and teachers with whom we have come in contact. To tlescrihe behavior on the cainptis antl in tht- halls antl classrooms ol' the school, wortl and photographic pictures have heen inclutlctl in this book. Youth is shown in real action in the shots portraying ath- letic events. 'l'hese are pictures which will recall for years to come the thrills that came as stutlent worketl :intl fought with stutlent in winning glory for Plymouth High. llramatic action is set forth hx' photos ol' sttttlents in the roles of young actors antl actresses. Xlemories ol' hours spent in enjoyment will return to those ol us who once again glance at these remintlers ol' tlelightltil entertainnients. Pictures ol' stutlents antl teachers intolvetl in learning .intl teaching recortl mental action. Hy these recortls there will he hrought forth recollections ol' how the liruits oi' knowletlge hate flourishetl as a result ol' instruction. Lahoratory scenes, stutly hall sights, antl glimpses into other school activities will serve in future years as littel lor glowing reminiscences for those stutlt-nts whose memories may grow tlim in the rapitl flight ol' time. This hook is the result ol otir high school accomplishments. VVe have entleayoretl to inclutle in it representations from et'ci'y phase ol' school life. It has lieen otir aim herein to reveal a spirit ol' action typical not only ol' the senior class, hut of the entire School. This pictorial recortl of the contltict, performance. experi- ences. and attempts which this year have provitletl a colorful foregrountl for otir high school hackgrountl, the memhers ol' the senior class pass on to others in the hope that it will serve through- out thc coming years as a remintler ol' action, highly tlramatic action. never to he tlimmetl hy Father Time. 1 Pay f' Three

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is X Q5e44'mfzm Down through the pages of tin1e, man has had be- fore him at all times, a leader-a person to whom he could always go when troubled, a person in whose opin- ions and advice he could always trust, someone acting as the beacon of his achievements. So, as we come to our respective page in history, we find imprinted in the memory of everyone ever connected with Plymouth High School, the personality of Miss Mary E. McCollum. Miss McCollum, blessed with wit, humor and good nature, has served faithfully as our chief librarian for many years. From her favorite point of vantage, the seat of wisdom, just inside the library door, she greets one and all with equal enthusiasm and friendliness. Everyone in meeting her enjoyed themselves no end. Everyone in leaving her was proud to call her friend. We have expressed our appreciation for your work of many years, both past and present, and now we say to you, Miss McCollum, congratulations and felicita- tions for many more years to come. Page Five Miss Mary E. McCollum