Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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ROBERT HOLMAN Taxi, Mister?-Taxi, Miss? For that is this man's cry. You see, he's in the business: And he can tell you why. R MIRIAM HOLMES Her junior year was heaven While Angus was aroundg And now that he has left us, Her love is just as sound. If you should doubt an an- MARY HOLT She'll make a charming sec- retary For any business man- A whiz at Gregg and typing, And fairest in the land. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON LEO J AEGER If he has any time for fun, He'1l be sure to use it In any place, with anyone- But Jane's the one to choose it. SWSI' In-any science class, Then he's the man to check it with For he can help you pass. CONSTANCE J ENNEY An ever pleasant smile And a glitter in her eyes Insure her future stardom- Her name in lights will rise. MARION KEIRSTEAD On a cold, stormy day She never makes the gun. But we musn't blame her- She lives in Plympton. MALCOLM LAWDAY His sense of humor, which is dry, Will always bring a laugh: Whether the sun is in or out He'l1 cut your time in half. DAVID LONGHI During the years we've known this boy He's always been our friend, Through thick and thin he's at our side, Always to the end. WILLIAM LORING Although he's been here but a year, You'd think it has been ten, For he knows everybody in This town of mice and men.

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JOHN GRADY He is so very bashful And so shy we can't believe That he was the same Johnny On that Halloween Eve. 'Nr' LORRAINE HATHAWAY LOUISE HAND Trim and etlicient, With sparkle and poise, Louise gets things done Without fuss and noise. Although she seems quiet and very shy, We could, of course, be 5 wrongg We all look forward to the day When she'l1 burst out in song. KENDRICK HEBERT In after years we'll witness Kenny busy as a bee, Making cakes. and cookies For the Hebert family. RAYMOND HENRION Although he showed but lit- tle urge To join the football team, We hear he's quite an ex- pert At a pin ball machine. .ab 1' ,lii A MAX HANELT Football was the reason for Maxie's yen to stay, He justifies the saying, Where there's a will there's a way. JANE HENNESSY Propped up on her Behind the wheel, Jane's the one we name Miss Ford of '48, RALPH GUARALDI Active on the gridiron As well as on the court, His limbs were cast in man- ly molds For ease in every sport. ALBERT HE ATH Albert knows his history As well as any, many In any work he tackles He does the best he can. cushion. sedate, WILLIAM HOGAN This is the man who is well known For being just himself. Some men may try to put on airs: He says, I am myself.

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KARL MENGOLI DONALD LOVETT When it's time for psychol- Og! The fun begins lor him: For no one is as carelree as This man with so much vim. W 4,s'??a4-ji MARY BETSY MANDELL A great photographer, A whiz in chemistry- There are many things That Betsy could be. Z I! there is humor in the air I-Ie'1l join it like a breeze: And put in his full share of CHARLES MCCOSH Swish-a basket, Swish-another: A younger McCosh Keeps up with his brother. PHYLLIS MCMANUS In home room Phyllis does the jobs For teacher and for ffriendsg She always is available For any need that pends. fun And even add a sneeze. EUGENE MONGAN In any subject you may ROBERT MERRITT When spring is here Bob's first to hear, Because Play ball Is his love call. name- Math and all the rest- We would not hesitate to DAVID MONTANARI P1869 him During the football season With the very best' We watched hirn do his ANNE MORTON If there's some time for talk or fun, She never misses out. We'll always think of her as one Who takes the news about. stuff , But with his camera, it IIEVCI' seems That he takes pictures enough. 1 tx MADELINE MUNCH If you would like a piece of gum, A pencil, or a pen, She'll give you anything you need, No matter where or when.