Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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BARBARA BARATTA In Latin, Art, or Algebra, Honors she doth rate: Barbie's always up on top In the class of '48, ,i N , WILLIAM BORGHESANI You may think he's quiet, But we think that you're wrong: 'Cause we've heard him real- ly yell When things start going wrong. NANCY BURGESS Nancy has a great advan- tage Being taller than the rest, She surely knows the weather tlrst- Her view, we hear, is best. DOROTHY BASTONI Dotty's certainly full of pep For such a little lassg And did you ever hear her talk As she goes from class to class? PAULINE BORGHESANI :ii Though Po11ly's quiet, in Our observation, Her work is efficient in Any occupation. VIOLA BRAZ When you're seeking a typ- ist She's beyond compare: And we've also heard she's A stenographer rare. WARREN BUMPUS He traveled to Connecticut- It really wasn't far- Bumpy says the trouble was Due to Freddy's car DQ' CYNTHIA BASSETT We asked about her favorite year In grand old P. H. S, She showed us Rodney's picture- As if you couldn't guess. MARIE BOUTIN Together must be Her favorite song: We think she'll be with him Her whole life long. DOROTHY BURT A buzz on the switchboard- A sweet Number Please? And she gives you your patty With quickness and ease.

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Senior ALFRED ALEXANDER You see him every day in school, Talking to all his friendsg It starts in the halls each moming And goes on until school ends. Class BARTLETT ANDERSON Bart takes the prize for hav- ing Height that can't be beat: He merits recognition too For having the biggest feet. MARGARET ANTI Where Margaret's found There's lots of fung For she brings joy To everyone. WARREN AXFORD Punkie really gets around. As anyone can seeg But wherever he may go, Arlene is sure to be. ANNE BAILEY So sweet and demure, Sedate. in your seat- We must admit, Annie, You're certainly neat. HARRIET BAKER Harriet is always As quiet as can be. Silence is golden To Harriet, we see. EDGAR APRIL Independent though he seems, He used to have a boss. I think her name was Palmy- Now, Frog, please don't be cross! WILLIAM BALBONI Billy's quite a problem In Global Geography class: Miss Connolly declares he is As chatty as a lass.

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No matter where he travels, RICHARD CASH At first he seemed Reserved, even shyg But out in North Plymouth 1-Ie's a different guy. quiet MILLARD CASSIDY Jordan, Spivak, and Harry CATHERINE CASSELLA Katie is the pride and joy Of driver-training class: But when she's asked for homework, Did we have some? says this lass. James Had better all watch out. For P. H. S. is graduating RUSSELL CHANDLER Someone to rave about. ARLENE CHRISTIE We marvel at her genial WHY, And though we've tried in vain, We never could commune in class The way she does with Jane. DOLORES CRAVALHO To hear her rave and stam- ITIEI' After each little fight, I'm sure that you agree That Dolly must be WALTER CORREA A leader he was- born to be, Both wise and very smartg And when a task arises, He'11 always do his part. Be it far or near, You will always find him With a pencil on his ear. JOSEPH COSTA When it comes to baseball, Joe's like a fox: He roots for that team, The Boston Rea Sox. will all right. , KENNETH CLARKE Buzzy is the only one- We all admit it's true- Who's man enough-well, big enough- To serve as date for two. RICHARD CROSS Whizzing across the dia- mond Goes the ball from third base. Thrown by mighty Crossy , Plymouth's hot corner ace.