Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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8 THE PIIJGRIM HELEN FINNEY We don't see much of Helen, She lives in Chiltonville- We used to call her Peanut And Peanut fits her still. NITA FIOCCHI She liked Horatio's type, she said, In English class one day- You might look up your Hamlet, boys, It's an idea, anyway. ARMANDO FORTINI Fortini is a quiet boy- In school time, we might add, For when he is at dances He is a playful lad. FLORA FORTINI She doesn't like dance music ? The idea is absurd- Every orchestra is O. K., But Loring's is preferred. DORIS FRASER Doris has a diamond ring Which she proudly dashes, y And every day in Ge01'g0 S car Around the town she dashes. NORMA GALLERANI Norma wants to be a nurse, We've been often told, If you're ever feeling ill, Give her your hand to hold. ELSIE GARUTI She avoids much trouble Because she holds her tongue, In quiet words and simple Her praises should be sung. ROBERT GLASS We've always held It isn't fair For boys to have Such curly hair. ANNA GOLDBERGH Anna comes from Palestine, And that's where she longs to be, She hopes some day she can return To her home across the sea. JEANETTE GOODWIN Riding is her hobby, What she wants, of course, Is a real live charger- Not a hobby-horse. TERESA GOVI Tessie can dance And Sampy can sing, Together they rival Ginger,' and Bing , VINCENT GOVONI Govoni and his harmonica Make an inseparable pair- For wherever you find Govoni There's sure to be music there.

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THE PILGRIM 7 CHARLES COOPER Cooper is our essayist And our speaker, too, Since he's a willing worker, We give him lots to do. JOSEPH COSTA He wants to spend his life In barber's long white smocks, We wish you lots of luck, Joe, When you snip unruly locks. GINO CRISTOFORI He makes life most diHicult For the would-be poet, If he has a weakness, I-Ie's careful not to show it. ANGELINA DE TRANI Angie serves at recess time- Some day she will get caught, She tries to sell cold frank- furtcrs - By telling us they're hot. JAMES DEVITT A sign of temper Is red hair, But your outbursts Must be rare. DAVID DIAS Dizzy and Daffy you may not be In the days to come, But David Dias has the D's And that may help you some. . SARAH DILL She has a very friendly way, We all know that is true- And Amby , who's from Brockton, Apparently knows it, too. BEATRICE DUBE If there's any business Or shorthand to be done, If you want a typist, Bea Dube is the one. ERIC ECCLESTON Eric soon will write headlines And burn the midnight oil Instead of planting pines i And producing from the soil. EVELYN ELLIS A vote of thanks We owe this lass, For writing the poem For our class. MALVINA EMOND Blue-eyed girl and blue-eyed dad Capering down the hall, They know the very latest steps To demonstrate to all. ATTEO FERAZZI He is athletic, A wizard with the ball- But, Teo, why so bashful? We don't hear you at all.

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THE PILGRIM 9 LAWRENCE GUERRA If you want information About Plymouth Rock, Hunt up Hickey Guerra And listen to him talk. MANDO GUIDOBONI First it will laugh and chuckle, Then it will moan and groan- No, it's not an apparition- It's Mando's saxaphone. A LM A GUIDETTI Inclined to giggle, Inclined to talk, But in girls' sports She Wins in a walk. JACK GUIMARES We must say you've changed a lot Since your freshman days, For then you turned a Vivid red When you niet a lady's gaze. ESTHER HALEY Esther plays the fiddle In the orchestra at school, Really she is full of fun, Though she's quiet, as a rule. EDWARD HALL He's such a very quiet lad He would create a panic If he should some day just stand up And yell with voice titanic. GERTRUDE HENNING Gert is our class tomboy, She dresses like a man, With her lovely golden hair We don't see how she can. LUCY HOLMES Lucy has a petition, It's little enough that she asks: More hours in the day or days in the week To complete her innumerable tasks. ALONZO JAMES It's easy to remember And so hard to forget That in the field of sports He's our safest bet. FRANCES JOHNSON Lively eyes and dimples deep Frances possesses, She may as well use them She shyly confesses. WARREN JOHNSON He told us this himself, Strange though it appearsg If he doesn't want to hear us, He will close his ears . NANCY KABELSKY As you go down the corridor, If you see some curly hair And hear a little giggle- You'll know that Nancy's there.