Plymouth Carver High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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Perseverance and Toil A white winter morning Yet, the Plymouth Colony survived, but only through the staunch determination, toil, and effort of each pilgrim. Before the morning sun peeked over the eastward hills, the community was busy building shelters, tilling land, and spinning yarn for clothing. Perseverance became the watchword of this stalwart band. A deep faith in a belief carried the pilgrims over turbulent waters, and through troubled times filled with sickness, misery, and failure. The light of that faith, shone not only in Plymouth, but blazed throughout America. m m i 1 1 MM IE HI

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The Pilgrims set out for the New World with few material possessions, with only their practical knowledge and deep faith to guide them. Yet, on these firm foundations, they surmounted all obstacles and began the building of our great nation. We are Pilgrims in a modern world. Our fate is different from that of the Pilgrims. Fundamentally , there exists many similarities. We are to carry on this great society based upon our Pilgrim heritage. Our future and the future of our nation and the world ACADEMI lie in our hands, to be molded according to our talents. At Plymouth-Carver, a fine faculty and varied curriculum motivate us to develop our talents to the fullest. Throughout our high school lives, we are ever growing, ever developing our interests, and ever preparing for active participation in our society. The opportunities offered us at P.C.H.S. are superior. They enable us to follow in the footsteps of our Pilgrim forefathers.