Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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Secretary ANN DUGAN Some say she is quiet, but quiet', is not the word to describe her. Ann is one of our very active girls who participated in basketball and hockey. She has strongly voiced the opinion that girls' sports are as important as those the boys engage in. She has distinguished herself as a member of the S. A. S., the Glee Club, and the Honor Group. She was a member of the Junior Press Club, and served on the Till Victory and Library Staffs. She has a radiant smile, long eyelashes, and dark, lustrous hair. Our Ann is definitely nice to know. Treasurer RICHARD BALBONI NORMAN FABRI Richard Balboni, an active member of the football team and treasurer of the class for the first half year, is now in the United States Army Air Corps. Norman Fabri was chosen to fill the vacancy occasioned by his departure. Dimples has demonstrated his efliciency as a member of the football squad, and as a member of various dance com- mittees. Norman also portrayed Joseph in the Christ- mas play. He can be found almost any afternoon labor- ing in the First National Store, Where he collects precious red ration points in the meat UD department. What about a thick juicy steak, Norman? He could easily be described as tall, dark, and handsome. We are fortunate in having one so capable to care for our class funds. Pa g 0 7

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0 recom! Aera 0! fAing5 Lie? be Jane,- JOHN AGNONE He's the genial boy who cleans the boards, Apparently never vexed, For as soon as he's scrubbed off one test Mrs. R is there with the next. NORMA ANDERSON A senior boy is the obvious choice. The idea has been flouted: By overt acts she's shown us That she,for one, can doubt it. DORIS ARMSTRONG We all know where Doris is When Period II arrivesg She l a b o r s on attendance slips- It's work on which she thrives. RICHARD BALBONI Dick served us as class treas- urer For half a year or more- Now we're further in his debt: He's in the Flying Corps. ROBERT BASTONI A metamorphosis we've seen, And the change we don't de- cry: Gone is the bashful boy we knew In the days of Junior High. 8 Oflffy 5884 fo ACLUQ JOWLQ lftlfl. . ' e ff- , l I an . ., T 5 V is 'wcilfflf - I ' Q ia . N Y . . ix. ,. ef 5. 'K XR I ,Q Agfa. fr- , '1 ' nf i vvv Quo- in '95 fs.. wi W, ga ' -x pl .xx ,sg .HSN 1 S ag-'Q' .4 fin-A? EVELYN BATES Evelyn is not boisterous, We know the reason why: It's because she's thinking, Not because she's shy. BETTY BEARHOPE It would prove most lucrative Were she to take a chance On collecting small donations When instructing in the dance. MARY BETTENCOURT She won't subscribe to gam- bling Whatever may befallg By legimate endeavor She'll win-or not at all. VIOLA BLACK Her position is strategic: When she feels less than fine, A doctor 'cl treat his typist- And she needn't stand in line. GLORIA BOTIERI A secretary's life she thinks In pleasure must aboundg If we were boss, we'd happy be To have this girl around. Page 9