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

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PHYSICAL Mr. Harold Rogers, Chairman Bridgewater State Boston University Mr. Henry Cryer Panzer College Aside from the academic aspects of Plymouth-Carver High School, we pride ourselves in having extensive gym facilities designed to develop our physical frameworks which will carry us through our whole lives. All students not participating in the sports programs are required to take gym two or three times a week depending on their particular grade levels. Such intramural activities as volleyball, touch football, basketball, softball, and tum- bling instill fair play, team work, and even a few bruises. I got it! No effort: no strain 24

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MUSIC Mr. Donald Morrison Boston University Get off my foot! Mr. John Pacheco Boston University The study of music for appreciation and the opportunity for participation in cho- rus are offered to all students who wish to broaden their cultural backgrounds. Because music is one of the greatest cul- tural sciences, it is no wonder that so many of the students of Plymouth-Carver High School have chosen to take it. Soft piano music Mr. Dennis Aresta Boston College Bridgewater State SPECIAL CLASS m Subjects taught within the special class at Ply- mouth-Carver High School are specifically geared to the abilities of its students. A good basic ed- ucation in all subjects is offered under the com- petent direction of a good teacher. ■ ■ ; ■ ■ K H T ■ m ■ QK! ■ ' 1 1 Mr. Aresta's home room prize, Gary, gets his books. 23

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EDUCATION Tarzan and Jane ? Muscles play a very small part, George says. Who said it's football season ? Mrs. Sandra Cheverie Boston University Sargent College Miss Nancy MacDuffee University of Mass. ■ 25