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

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Lfffxfxv X uM,bLll1w'U Hnvftlrusf ,V f Fic Z' ,-,.., -Q C- fr' ,f , Z ,h 'Ji-fffnvrus if wnpi M Editors: Barbara Buckley Charles Caramello Advisor : Miss Anita Drisko El P LGR Fall 8 Winter 38 Spring 128 Advertising 152 lg f 'H Xml! illgl Plymouth -Carver High School o Plymouth, Massachusetts o Volume XLVI N M ORIAM Had you been old I might be reconciled To see you gathered to the silent wind, Were your days darkened, weary, shattered, told, Had life with disillusion been defiled, And grief poured on your head its molten gold- Haol you been old- But you were young: your faith a fire unshaken, Your hair bright tossed with wind, your breath swift taken With dear delight of earth, with arms outflung To joy. Just then, just then to be forsaken Of breath! to leave the melody unsung, When, you were young! Elizabeth Hollister Frost Brandeis Yearbook 1964 Mr. John NViseman Gathered T 0 The Silent Wind HBS early morning thinking chem test term paper translations satisfaction of completion five of bell milling rushing hurried hellos lingering goodbyes blurred faces: five hours sleep solitude: life in a stolen moment collecting thoughts Albert Camus wrote . . . The Stranger . . .in 1942 romance of . . . a locker'?? irrelevancy of place importance of thoughts of people of feelings small talk big people Caesar Augustus is dating who blocking the corridor excuse me excuse me authority A hand in hand with helping alienation responsibility bureaucracy Gogol individualism cut your hair change those levis razorback rights umm i .' .' enough enough tired quit the race indifferent zeal involvement Viet Nam Civil Rights Poverty marches demonstrations a snowball gathering momentum time lifts its dusty petticoats and flees sandy hands in an electric hourglass f - f fffxk ffff ' 1 ' f' X X X sy? fe f f , , s,,5 Z . wfafn ' f J ff restless . . . . . . farewell transitory finite laughing sighing l 1 3 1 gates of eden exeunt stage left to a greater play more scenery more characters no script 7 Persecution, prevalent in Man since His origin. Not a transitory practice, but rather a permanent one,' for it is inherent in humanity, and has proved an extreme means of expression. Man, dissatisfied with himself, looks for a scapegoat upon whom this dissatisfaction can be thrust. Or, a fear is manifested in persecution- a fear that well-worn paths will be covered by autumn leaves of dissention and new byways will be hewn through the forest of Establishment. . . Such was the case in England.' a fear of the Church that a Quiet Revolution would upset the Order. And thus, the fear manifested itself in persecution. Driven to rustic catacombs, the Dissenters sought freedom of expression- freedom-a shadowy image, an unnamable Essence, an ideal. Their passive strength: a refusal to fight. Migration . . . to Holland . . . The answer! The discovery of freedom! But no, not the freedom of self-determination. Only the molding of Self to the form of the Other. Foreignness permeated their existence: alienation from the Homeland bred melancholy. Wasted hearts, tugging already bowed heads to lower depths. New acquaintances, new practices.. .so hard to conform. They returned home, not as the Prodigal Son -not seeking forgiveness or acceptance -but with a Dream, a brave Dream, an unheard of Dream. Bearded heads meeting in thought planned a new society. An agent secured the means of emigration. . . The pilgrims departed. Thrice stopped in actual voyage-many disappointments -but not abandonment. Dreams in a mental cocoon erupted in winged Reality. Physical bonds were severed.. . but never those of the spirit. Freedom pierced the sea. ..a glimmering beacon. The choice, the step, never would they return. They would look back though . . . but, only over caped shoulders moving forward. 5- Mr. F. Edward Nicolas Superintendent of Schools The Plymouth-Carver High School community is fortunate to have such a capable administration at its head. In immediate contact with the students are Principal Julian Demeo, Vice-Principal Wilbert Cin- golani, and Dean of Girls Alice Urann. Behind the academic scene are Superintendent F. Edward Nicolas and the Plymouth-Carver Regional School Committee. l0 ADMINISTR TIO Mr. Julian Demeo, Principalg Mrs. Alice Urann, Dean of Girlsg Mr. Wilbert Cin- golani, Vice Principal. SCHOOL COMMITTEE Plymouth-Carver School Committee: Seated l-r: Mrs. Jane Gellar, Mrs. Mary D. Gomes, Mr. William T. Gault, Mr. F. Edward Nicolas, Dr. Samuel K. Ste- wart. Standing l-r: Mr. Erwin K. Wash- burn, Dr. George Wild, Mr. Harry F. Doyle, Mr. David A. Cappannari. 2 3, Mr. Edward Calvin Harvard, Kent State, Western Reserve University Students hear lecture on Bates College. Left to right: Mrs. Hector Patenaude, Bridgewater, Boston University: Mr. Horace Turner, Bates Harvard University :X The Guidance Department of Plymouth-Carver High School is noted for its efficiency in acquainting students of all curricula with opportunities available to them in future years. It maintains a complete library of college pamphlets and provides a series of interesting outside pro- grams and lectures. A competent staff make it possible for the guidance department to meet its responsibilities and carry out its functions expertly. 9311 FACULTY '55 X l Q a f 2 Z Q 2 T V f 'fx FMT '4 if A - 'A 'iilfg f i E2 if if P2 lv' it 1' W W il ls Q1 S 5 , f T1 M 2 H as fs - 1 ia sl . nf ' 4 X ,,: ,. ,,. , png 1... Li all K' 'f S':3' ,, if -4 l li Alf' if Qi-ff-1 R , , . Y , , 9 32 L f I t , vi A Y i . . , . . - . l' --W' ' Z '1' ' .. ' , , 1. 7- I. . Em: , 1 Z 4 Q 4 1 I 1 gif . -'f 15. 5 1 if 'Y 3Ev,j f74j,3? it if THE STAFF A school is only as good as its faculty, and the faculty of Plymouth- Carver High School personifies excellence. Its members are learned people, and, what is more important, they possess the ability to transmit their knowledge to the student. We owe these teachers a great deal for dedicating their lives to the instillment of learning in the young generations of Americans. I2 .. ,., ,,,., L. , X 2- 4 L 3 The English curriculum at Plymouth- Carver not only increases the vocabulary and instills the skills of grammar in each student but also inspires the student to develop his potential creativity, through such courses as World Literature, Speech Drama and Creative Writing. Mr. Roland Holmes Chairman Bowdoin Boston University Mr. William Dillon Bridgewater Clarion Advisor Mr. Yoshiro Sanbonmatsu Mrs. Alice Urann Swarthmore Bridgewater U. of Bridgeport Boston University V i Bookstore Advisor Dean of Girls l I gl .., was li , Mr. Joseph Auciello Miss Janet Draghetti 2 J ' University of Massachusetts Emerson College X X 5 E Lit magazine Drama Club Advisor F 4- ai., , Y .qfx . I in i TEE . 3 :N g a r i M z Q, H ...K , ,. .1J:s '.'x Mrs. Helen Mr. Bohus Benes Miss Glenn Plaisted Miss Sally Day Mrs. Jacqueline Enenbogan Harvard University Boston University University of Maine Levm University of l3r:inflci:- University Washington Sonior Class A-lvisoi l l 3 i I FACULTY SOCIAL ST DIE The Social Studies department of Plymouth- Carver is very comprehensive. Its history section covers the World intensively from the period of the ancient Greeks to the problems of today's society. Other courses offered by this depart- ment are geared toward giving the student a clear insight into the world about him. Mr. Joseph Robinson Mrs. Doris Krensky Tufts George Washington University University of Maine Boston University Bridgewater Mr. Paul Baden Mr. Kenneth Taylor H9-1'Va1'd University of Miami Boston University Bridgewater Mr. Joseph DeSisto Fordham University Boston College Football Coach Mrs. Helen Bagnell Miss Phyllis Johnson Salem State Bridgewater Boston University Northeastern University Miss Phyllis Boucher Chairman Worcester State Clark University Honor Society Advisor LANGUAGE ' me Wm-Q-' ' uf, f of, Mr. Filiberto Lopez Miss Patricia Palmer Mrs. Lydia Univ. of Illinois Boston University Marcelvms Univ. of Havana Brown University Valparaiso Univ. of Miami Suffolk Law School University Mrs. Gudrun Bartlett Mrs. Anita Franks Mount Holyoke Vassar College Harvard Columbia Universit Y Boston University 6 i l5 Mr. John Tavernelli Mr. Andrew Dietlin Boston University Bridgewater Bridgewater Boston College Miss Iris Albertini Chairman Radcliffe, Middlebury FACULTY SCIENCE The Science Department of Plymouth-Carver High School has responded to man's current quest for universal excellence in that concentration of study. Every student undertakes a minimum of one and a maximum of four years in either the general of the college preparatory programs. Bi- ology, Chemistry, and Physics constitute the lab science. Geology and the space science are elective courses for personal benefit. 9178-'W Mr. David Barlow U. of Rhode Island Boston University f-M Mr. John Penny Holy Cross Boston State Beaver College Co-advisor of the Sophomore Class, Driver Education Mr. Robert Martin Tufts Boston University Mr. Rudolph Widman Mr. W. Douglas Edwards Mr. Silas Wade Elgsfiin Iiaf31 S'10'CQl1.ig9 Springfield College Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute O1 eas eln mvelsl y Elon College Bridgewater University of N. C. University of Va. Bridgewater State Mr. William Levesque Mr. Ronald Gomes U. of New Hampshire Bridgewater State Bridgewater State Mrs. Mary Shinney Miss Clare Driscoll Regis College Radcliffe Harvard . Si if s Mr. James Perry Mr. Alexis Bakeeff Providence College Kings Point Portia Law School Mr. Russell Randall Mr. William Levesque Boston University Bridgewater THEM TICS From the Very earliest times man has needed mathematics, and even more so today in our technological world. The teaching of mathema- tics forms an important part of our educational system here at Plymouth-Carver. There is a math program for students in the basic courseg and in addition, Geometry, Algebra, and Trigo- nometry are offered to the college preparatory University of New Hampshire Mr. Donald Mayer Chairman Boston University Math Club Advisor students. Mrs' . W. ,W iff 3 . fs A 7' My - Miss Claire Driscoll Radcliff Harvard Mr. Peter Fachetti North Adams State Bridgewater -f-vu... 4 .....--... A--.. Www My xf ' Mr. Louis Csppannari Northeastern University of Michigan Mr. Mario Romano Boston College Boston Graduate College Athletic Director FACULTY Miss Beatrice Arthur Chairman S l a em Bridgewater State Boston University Business Education helps to enrich our students with the valuable knowledge of secretarial, clerical, bookkeeping, and selling skills, with the hope of preparing each in- dividual for the competitiveness of the busi- ness world. The department also helps to provide a background for those desiring to continue their education in the business field. s....,,,1 USINE EDUCATIO Mrs. Inger Martinelli Mr. William Turpin Ohio University Salem State Business Advisor for Clarion Mr. Earl Jowdry University of Maine Co-ordinator of Data Processing Mr. Willard E. Mondeau Northeastern University Bridgewater State Mrs. Leona Swartz Boston University LIBRARY Carver library has grown at a rapid pace. Con- taining a large selection of volumes, the library also provides study and research facilities throughout the school day and maintains several conference rooms within itself. ,ff L-f f ,xg 4 W, '1 1 f 15 it 'E' Ti , . 9 5 l ' X EE ,E ii I 'l , 1 Q Y Y V I ,,..- gr-K r:::.:.5::-a- ' s a l Miss Audrey Ziergiebel Mrs. Virginia Bramhall Boston State, Simmons Secretary Ti In its three years of existence, the Plymouth- FACULTY as -..,,f.'iw We ,V, , iw . . busy hands . . H0 EECO OMICS For the future homernakers of Plymouth-Carver there is an opportunity to study cooking, sewing, and allied skills which are needed for efficient management of a home. Acquired skills, together with the sense of pride in accomplishing I Mr. George Decourcy Middle Tennessee State College Emerson College Bridgewater Worthwhile projects, enrich the home economics course. USTRIAL n RTS Mr. Alfred Johnson Cambridge Junior College Bridgewater 'XJ Mr. William Johnstone Fitchburg Bridgewater Harvard Co-advisor to the Freshman Class, Radio Club Assistant Track Coach if! f,fSir 'N J gli.. K' X A Miss Anita Drisko Farmington State Teacher's College Pilgrim Advisor Mr. Hector Patenaude Chairman Fitchburg Boston University Bridgewater ..v'2,g::. , 1 i RT The art program provides the opportunity for each student to develop his capabilities through creative thinking and self-expression. The ap- plication of skill to the subject of taste is also executed toward the perfection of workmanship. Those endeavoring to pursue the beauty of art find the resources and encouragement necessary toward the attainment of success. Ali l , , i it Mr. Patrick Berry Mr. Maurice Sevigny Chairman Massachusetts College School of Practical Art of Art Mass. College of Art Bridgewater State ' X 5 rf l Dicky Joe appraises an art form as Mr. Sevigny casts the evil eye. I 4 Molding students in a sculpture class v A u Q' ' Q ,if sv I il 43,- 1 ' E f is 1 A,fX. 2l ' 1' 'W Qi 1 f lik Oh, no, this is the gas faucet! PHYSICAL Being dedicated to the complete education, Ply- mouth-Carver High School has created an extensive physical education program to supplement and par- allel classroom learning. Each student not partici- pating on an athletic team must take two or three periods of gym a week depending upon his partic- ular grade level. The Physical Education depart- ment also sponsors intramural competition in touch football, basketball, volleyball, and many other sports. Saturday morning basketball practice Mr. Richard Ward University of Massachusetts Mr. Henry Cryer Panzer College DUCATIO a...1L--'L-- 7.5 5 Before . . R Left to right: Miss Judith Wild, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, Miss Nancy Mac- Duffee, University of Massachusetts. . . . and after A I Q - , . . stretch 11, i W-5-Q.v-' '- v.F'13W,l, h X A 23 USC If you're a marching girl, you'd better be there. The music department in our school actively instills in the students an appre- ciation of the musical art. A course in music appreciation is offered, and the students are encouraged to participate in chorus, orchestra, and band. Concentration in an 1 41 , ul K r x Mrs. Rosemary Way Mr. Arthur H Ellis Jr Julliard School of Music Boston University Orchestra Chorus art form. Mr. Dennis Aresta Boston College Bridgewater Assistant Football Coach All courses taught in the special class at Plymouth-Carver iii, High School are geared to the ability of the student. The pak Q 'N ' courses a1e specifically designed to give the student good basic training in all the maJor subjects. by Mr. John Rathkamp Bridgewater State College 24 90, 9 f A,-' I 5 . G 4 , Q., H62 ' , , STAFF F an . ,N Q, Q ,, 2, , , Q .., :LEE 'T S'--.1-'14 asf,-.Ts ss 'ii as fr, if 1, mrs 4 - tY.....--Y, tv, , Ki gif? G 5 , za ., . M f , f . IFA ..,., -if Q if veg' x X Jr. 1 fi vis W2 29? 32,1 1 IQ 1 f ,M Q 3 1 5, 1 if ff, f f 5 f ' i f' 7 , X , ,X V Z , rg , -if f 4 'r 1 ,fl X x ,f ,siyf 4 ,gg ,A is f I, I 1 1' ef me Q ' , 'I fi is ki f ' Z LSU? Seated: Mrs. Marion Whiting, main office secretary. Standing: Mrs. Henrietta Prout, Guidance Office, Mrs. Dorothy Lopes, Main Office, Mrs. Doris Roncarati, Main Office. Mrs. Ruth Volta, R.N. School Nurse iv-,Q far- W A mail- Mrs. Bernice Haigh Remedial Reading Instructor ,-gx-c:z11 r f f' ,, 'Mace i .-'flrf' if Q 19 1 ' fff-'f ' tv 1' ' -1i' ' '-f:z.Q- '- 1 ' Q, fl A 'Q T 'iti WL F' - ' 255,74 , - If? U f.-ii! , ,gm-,-4 5 iff- Q A H45-Lf K- A, -f ,- S H E D .1 ' ,ZQTENYEP 'D an zig- Mrs. Helen Perry Matron The Cafeteria Staff 'U' -.2 , ,A qi Hi . fri Y' u It Y - 5. -M QW 51 r ' , 5' j-,v'- . : A LAK - 'V ,f -wi'-'A h i:.y, ,navy-43,24 Q .llzl I . bi! ll 5 n F fi-:1, -'W 'll . Rf: ! XX -Q. I n Alright, which of you two guys on the end is the boss ? FOOTBALL. . . 1'-as Wk gf 4 . I fi 5 :Q Y K Q ,f' r Z 3. K 4: -sz .,- ,K l L Q QQ i - F ., , , 2 ? - -fy A ' Co-captains Allan Young and Bob Janson Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver THE RECORD Bridgewater-Raynham Rockland ...... Middleboro ..... Whitman-Hanson Abington ...... Fairhaven .. Randolph .. Scituate ..... Silver Lake Look! I don't want it! The Coaches: Mr. Joseph DeSisto Head Coachg Mr. Dennis Aresta, Mr Henry Cryer, Assistant Coaches. 9 5 K' K1 ., i',,, 4 r . K. N'!'f4 -ir' NEW' 'Y' wafkw' Bw' 'f' N 7 5 gy A Y 4 di: is qu-AW ...Q . X , . , W in 4. A . fi x ' K I 40 -X K . M..,.,w P-C quarterback hands off .... On October 9, 1965 the Blue Eagles were de- eated, 34-8, in the second home game of the season iy a strong, well-balanced Middleboro squad. The 'isiting Sachens rolled up a 20-8 score at half-time nd sewed up the contest with two touchdowns in he fourth quarter. The Blue Eagles couldn't pene- rate the tough Middleboro defense but scored once n a Clark to McLean pass. Ed Kralsowski, Wayne 'into, and Ron St. George played outstanding de- ense for P-C. The following Saturday a powerful unning team from Whitman-Hanson invaded Ply- nouth and simply overpowered the Blue Eagles, 6-0, for P-C's fourth straight loss of 1965. Using nd sweeps and keepers, Panther quarterback John lenson, with fine blocking support, carried Whit- ian-Hanson over the Blue Eagle defense. The P-C efenders were constantly on the field as a result f eight pass interceptions. At Abington on October 23 the Green Wave used wo quick third period touchdowns to defeat P-C, 0-12. Once again the Blue Eagles couldn't get tarted until it was too late. Co-captain Bob Janson nd quarterback Johnny Clark scored for the Blue Eagles on runs of 20 and 2 yards respectively. ohnny Clark, Billy Butters, and Bob Janson were utstanding in P-C's offensive effort. The Blue Eagles broke a 14 game losing streak ating back to 1963 when they tied Fairhaven 6-6. 'he visitors were our new non-league game oppo- ents. P-C played a sparkling game. After a score- :ss first half, Johnny Clark ran into the end zone rom three yards out on a keeper. Fairhaven tied Blue Eagle Team Hustles. . VARSITY FOOTBALL The Plymouth-Carver Blue Eagles dedicated their new on campus field on Saturday, September 25, 1965. Hosting Bridgewater-Raynham, the Blue Eagles could not christen their new field with a victory, as the Trojans outlasted the Eagles 14-8 in a real thriller. After Bridgewater-Raynham had scored twice, Plymouth-Carver's Dave Maccaferri picked up a fumble and ran forty yards. But it wasn't quite enough. Don McLean proved in this first game he was the best punter in the Southeast Conference with several booming kicks. The P-C eleven travelled the following Saturday to Rockland but the Blue Eagles chopped another close one, 12-6. The Plymouth-Carver boys domi- nated the second half but once again a two touch- down deficit was too much to overcome. The Blue Eagles scored when Don McLean grabbed a seven yard touchdown pass from quarterback Johnny Clark. Ron St. George should be praised for his fine defensive work for P-C. Pray for peace! '..T JFPL? 4 First game at our new field .... But D0esn'I J ell First row: left to right: D. Mc- Lean, D. Maccaferri, R. St. George, W. Pinto, A. Young, co-captain, B. J - t J.BtlhoD. anson, co cap am, o e , Griswold, T. May. Second row: left to right: D. Furtado W. Beal l I J. Tassinari, D. Tavares, W. 'e Stearns, A. Policelli, B. Curtis, J. Clark, E. KruKoWski, S. Tuscher, Head Coach Mr. DeSisto. Third row: left to right: W. Henry, B. D. Hale, R. Boynton, B. Butters, si ,f J 1 v .' ' - gs if x Maccaferri, J. Furtado, Petroff, 1' I Vg p Q , -. , - pggh? - ia., r i ' X ' 55 aw V V IQ if 2 as S. Rapoza, V. Bratti, Assistant 5 Coach Mr.h Argsta. Fourth row: x f A 4 fl! Lk I 1 left to rig t: . Pratt, managerg f , 3 .' 2 , 3 ' - Q- f , , ' ,Q C f , .fx ff- ...J 1, P b R. Post, P. Gonsalves, K. Medeiros, g,j gg , ' H ,. , ' ' L A ef ' FH' ' if -Q ' .H - D. Cerasuolo, M. Perry, C. Bal- r , -Q ,Q , 'f -'.. ,. , s fl' . .,,, .- - .59 A 6 . r A . Q A -6 X 5 lard, D. Banker, D. Desreuisseau, Q T' J 'Q . ' ' f . K J, W' Armstrong' managers Assist' - . ' p ' ant Coach, Mr. Cryer. the score in the last moments on a 27 yard pass play. The Blue Eagles mustered a final drive with 30 seconds left and when the final whistle blew the ball was on the Fairhaven 1-yard line. The Clark to McLean combination worked all afternoon and Allan Young, along with Doug Griswold, turned in fine offensive efforts for P-C. At the Blue Eagles last home game on November 6, Randolph squeaked by P-C, 14-6, in another ex- citing game. Spotting the Blue Devils on an 8-0 lead, the Blue Eagles scored when Don McLean caught a 19 yard pass from Johnny Clark and ran into the end zone. When Randolph made a fourth quarter touchdown the Eagles tried their best to pull the game out. But four dropped passes failed P-C in the final minutes. Senior signal-caller Johnny Clark played a fine game for the Blue Eagles. On November 13 at Scituate, P-C suffered their . Y' ...A 8 1 seventh loss of the season, 32-0. Despite a first half downpour, Sailor quarterback Connolly used end sweeps and roll-outs to pace the Scituate at- tack. The Blue Eagles' offense couldn't get rolling at all against a stalwart Sailor defense. At Kingston on Thanksgiving Day, the Blue Eagles met Silver Lake Regional High School, a team with a 2-6 record at game time. Neither team could score in the first half, but Silver Lake totaled 6 points with a pass to Bartlett. Quarterback Jeff Mendall converted and the Lakers led 7-0. Bill Beal scored for P-C soon after, but the two point con- version which would have resulted in victory, fell short. Both teams tried to improve the scoring but superb defense made that impossible. Final score: P-C 6, Silver Lake 7. Johnny Clark, Bill Stearns and Don McLean played an outstanding offensive game. Joel Botelho, Mike Babini, and Ron St. George showed a fine defensive effort for P-C. IJ L 53 ss I ss fl N ., I l 1 3 1 ! SE IORS f f f 11,7 f x7 X I Senior football players - M. Babinig J. Clarkg Co-captain, A. Youngg Co captain, R. Jansong D. Furtadog R. Boynton. Senior football players - D. Tavaresg T. Mayg R. Gal- lagherg K. Medeirosg and D. Cerasuolo. This year's co-captains, A. Young and R. Janson, wish next year's co-captains, R. St. George and D. MacLean, the best of luck. In mentioning the Senior members of the 1965-66 P-C football team, a distinct pride comes over us. These men have Worked long and hard for three years. The first year was victory and all the glory and cham- pionship jackets that went with it. The next two years were very different. Our men had to develop a different pride and stick-to-it- tive-ness. They never gave up, and We are sure that this was what made them men! FRESHMA FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORES P-C ...... 16 Bridgewater .......... 0 P-C ...... 6 Rockland ....... . . .32 P-C ...... 14 Middleborough . . . . . 8 P-C ...... 16 Whitman-Hanson ...... 8 P-C ...... 6 Abington ........ . . .14 P-C ...... 14 Scituate . . . . .22 P-C ...... 17 Randolph . . . . .22 1 , ' 'o'. . . ' 6 .i'L - . 1 M fa. s Lift 'tt' 1 Paul gets ready for football practice. FOOTB LL 1 - , 7 1 +.. -:A ,: f. . Bottoms Up! We are very sure that the 1965-66 Freshman foot ball team added to our pride in the Freshman class We know they worked hard and Went to the fields try ing to do the very best. We are looking forward to see these tall, broad Freshman boys on next year's Varsity team. I Freshman Football Team-First row l-r: K. Strassel, P Taylor, P. Stearns, M. Donelan, M. Sirrico, co-captain F. Barrows, co-captain, Mr. Balonis, K. Beal, J. Secundol Second row l-r: H. Scott, W. Stewart, B. Tusher, W. Pi- mental, L. Shaw, D. Provonche, M. Ferris, L. Pinto, R. Nickerson. Third row l-r: R. Brown, C. Smith, J. Darsh, R. Baietti, P. Pinnetti, K. Walker, S. Loud, E. Maccaferri. CHEERLEADERS The faithful cheerleaders of P.C.H.S. served as incessant bundles of energy supporting their fight- ing Blue Eagles throughout the school year. Every football and basketball contest found the girls dressed in blue and white and vehemently cheering the boys on with peppy chants of encouragement. 1 mb 1 'mu The Squadg Sitting l-r: P. Pimentalg C. Olivera, seniorg J. Cotti, seniorg D. Fry. Standing l-r: D. f 1 Co-Captains: l-r: Jean Cottig Bonnie Wood The Alternates: l-r: C. Thompsong M. Medeirosg S. Sawyerg L. Axfordg E. Wood. Parker, seniorg B. Wood, seniorg B. Fratusg D Roncarati. The Pep Squadg Miss Judith Wild, advisor PEP S UA The Pep Squad, under the direction of Miss Judith Wild, is open to all interested girls. The girls, led by the cheerleaders, chanted cheers and songs at every game. Their vitality and never-ending team support proved in- valuable. MARCHI G GIRLS The Marching Girls, along with the Band, provided half-time entertainment at all football games. Through constant practice, they were able to perform complicated maneuvers on the football field. The Marching Girlsg Kneeling l-r C. Brigida, J. Strassel, co-captains First row l-r: M. Montanarig N Randallg P. Maccoaferig P. Taver- nellig J. Sternsg K. Browningg D Sheag N. Pedrini. Second row I-r S. Stewartg D. Guaraldig J. Leon- ardig C. Gellerg J. Wirtzbu1'g'e1'g C Sieverg M. Dunlapg J. Walker-Q L Heath. Third row l-r: C. Volta: E Fry, J. Furtadog J. Pacheco: K Bubbinsg C. Kuhn, D. Wattsg J Boccachi. Fourth row l-r: R. Costa P. Feriolig E. Brigidag C. Besse S. Freyermuth. Ch all li VARSITY TEAM Kneeling: B. Fernandes, J. Ed- wards, B. Guerra, B. Meyer, K. Pederzani, Captain, D. Sal- gado. Standing: Miss Nancy MacDuffee, Coach, S. Meharg, S. Henderson, S. Brewster, N. Kelly, Z. Lewis, S. Edwards, M. Furtado, Manager. VARSITY RECORD Plymouth-Carver. .4 Middleboro . . . . . Plymouth-Carver. .1 Abington ....... . Plymouth-Carver. .2 Silver Lake ..... . Plymouth-Carver. .2 Whitman-Hansen . Plymouth-Carver. .0 Hingham ....... . Plymouth-Carver. .1 Rockland ....... . Plymouth-Carver. .4 Middleboro . . . . . Plymouth-Carver. .3 Abington . . . . . . Plymouth-Carver. .2 Silver Lake ..... . Plymouth-Carver. .0 Hingham ....... . Plymouth-Carver. .3 Whitman-Hansen . Plymouth-Carver. .1 Rockland ....... . Tense moments in a d6C1S1V6 Hingham game. . . . Plymouth takes over . . .a brief mo ment to rest... 1. FIELD HOCKEY '65 The Girls' Varsity Field Hockey Team had an excellent season this year, second only to Hingham High School, a new-comer to class C . In spite of the change in coaches, Miss MacDuffee replacing Mrs. Cheverie, the team still retained its good sportsmanship and outstanding record. The Junior Varsity team was able to win all of its games thus improving their last year's record. With skilled stick work they managed to beat Hing- ham, their strongest opponent. Though many of the team members will be gradu- ating this year, several of the varsity and junior varsity players will be returning next fall to face new challengers. We sincerely hope that next sea- son will be as successful as this season has been Come on Girls. You have two minutes to win this game! J.V. and Varsity captains, Trisha and Kathy. I The Seniors: Barbara, Ginny, Bev, Kathy, and Nancy. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver. . Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver. . Plymouth-Carver Plymouth-Carver Middleboro Abington . Silver Lake Hingham . Rockland . Middleboro Abington . Silver Lake Hingham . Rockland . Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Kneeling: C. Lodi, M. Pina, D. Fernandes, D. MacDougal, L. Pina, S. Ryan, L. Heath D. Ruprecht. Standing: Miss Nancy MacDuffee, Coach, S. Robertson, M. Burton I Pina, N. Darsch, V. Lewis, C. Rettig, C. Bramhall, T. Meyer, Captain, V. Hathaxs 'mx THE RECORD P-C ...... 20 Whitman-Hanson . . ..... 37 P-C ...... 35 Rockland ....... ..... 2 3 P-C ...... 28 Wareham . . . . . . . .27 P-C ...... 17 Middleboro . . ..... 40 P-C ...... 19 Silver Lake . . . . . . . .43 P-C ...... 15 Hingham .... ..... 4 0 The Plymouth-Carver Harriers had a fine rec- ord, winning four and losing two. Although the team didn't place in the District Meet, it placed second in the Old Colony League Meet. Some of the outstanding performers for P-C were Captain 1 Bob Ferrari, Bob Carlisle, Dale Lane, Mike Caton, Dave Silvia and Scott Cline. CROSS CGUNTRY First row l-r.: M. Caton, senior, R. Ferrari, G. Kuhn, D. Lane, A. Andrews, A. Ferrazzi. Third row l-r: G. SQHIOTQ D. Silvia, senior, R. Wild, senior, R. Fry, Tolonen, D. Conroy, G. Lawrence, R. Carlisle, J. Chad- senior. Second row l-r: J. Murphy, seniorg S. Conroy, wick, S. Rogers. 36 Keeping Up with the Students Fall Sports Review . . . K W 1 N V 1 -.f.v'i The L9tt9Tm9n I'm glad I had MY Wheaties this morning! Are those all yours? A nice block . . . but where's the ball? f PM X , - A'f,'.:a,r,g,4 ,I 1' . Mgffifgfl . .3 3 - 31 335- Z- : gi J ., W i 5. A 2 .az iw ' ,. K 1 ' ' A - ' I ' ' f Y . ' ' ' 'e ' ' :V gg! , 1. ,M,6,':Q . r .I 33 1' ' - ' xiii, Hw y. -'ii' Yeah, team Wh6l'9,S the oomph? 37 The Voyage had ended,' the Dream was tangible beneath their feet- a hopeful place: ringed by woods abundant with fowl. But suffering had not ended. They were free from the bonds of human persecution but were tossed in to the clutch of impassiye Nature. The cold of snow and icy rains filled the footsteps of the laboring men,' numbed their bodies and penetrated to pierce souls already paralyzed by hunger-sickness-death. The common suffering, escapable only to death, dissolved all prejudice and selfishness intrinsic in the ways of men,' an integral part of their story is the sacrifices of the sick- one to another. 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I me . pp, 3 e H A mul v . f Q gf' 5 x ,Hwy .gx 535555 1 If ' L -.-,..- I 'WWI ,J uno-V' 1 I t , Al r , N If 4 k 1 3' 4 ..-4. M w -,ww-V , , 4,71 1-'MN 1 X a .,...,..p -4-awww .u...,..L -v..., 4 ,..4..,, ,. .NA NATIONAL HO GR SOCIETY y 1 I 'Y' K 24:13 in Seated: C. Wirtzburgerg D. Guarldig J. Wagerg L. Perryg D, Parker. Standing: S. Kellerg D. Tavaresg J. Ferrog R C. Caraniello, presidentg T. Pease, secretary-treasurerg Jansong C. Brigidag B. Meyer, K. Littlefieldg P. Pascoe J. Lane, Vice-presidentg S. Shermang J. Bumpusg D. Lopesg J. Leonardig E. Brigidag B. Buckleyg S. Stewart. 4 The National Honor Society is made up of students who are 1 outstanding in scholastic achievement, in service to the school, in character and in leadership. 1st row: Mr. Julian Demeo, advisorg G. Donelong S. Keller, Erickson, H. Gibbsg E. Ericksong L. Perry, D. Shurtleff president, R. Girard, V. Presidentg G. Keller, Treasurer, D. Santosg P. Bastoni. 3rd row: W. Stearns, C. Gray: T J. Furtado, Secretaryg G. Kuhn. 2nd row: J. Eufraziog L. Bastonig R. Silva, G. Kuhng D. Lane. STUDE T ACTIVITIES SOCIETY provides an outlet and platform for student expres- sion. It is an experience in responsibility for its mem- bers, a guide for extra-curricula activities, and a strong voice for the student body in the governing of its school. N 4-mg. ,,,,,, . , , if . , G. Keller, Treasurerg S. Keller, Presidentg J. Furtado, Secretaryg R. Girard, V. President. 4l ., .- fe VJ H. . h ,L . . 7, Pa . in . 'iz .M- gm 'ipaq Q. wi if Lf: 9 Q' 1 v 1 w v . sm ..', - his 5 W. . . - yea f xx ',,-,EQ ,. in X ' . 5. ,S 1 966 VARSITY SCOREBOARD P-C ....... 72 Alumni ........ P-C ....... 66 Coyle .......... Silver Lake ...... Whitman-Hanson P-C ....... 40 P-C ....... 52 Rockland ........ P-C ....... 49 P-C ....... 56 Wareham ...... Abington .... P-C ....... 54 Middleboro . . . Hingham ....... Silver Lake ...... Whitman-Hanson P-C ....... 37 P-C ....... 56 P-C ....... 30 P-C ....... 63 P-C ....... 63 Rockland ....... P-C ....... 44 Wareham . . . Abington .... Middleboro . . . P-C ....... 77 Hingham .... P-C ....... 53 P-C ....... 56 P-C ....... 49 Andover ..... P-C ....... 46 Middleboro . . . 1 Y . . M we gg., , ! I i Jerry takes the ball for P-C - x' 2 .mit d ,VN. , .iifg all-Q l N Ji -mb N11-.11i3+f'fSg,:' C' L 1 K ,WQQJEQ - .VIA v y s A , . ' Q ' 5 1 5 T 1 . A 4 A xi E401 A Kb -' dxf A ' N X. 25. fl A. .4 L -, vj. 'S jf xr.: -I: 4 4- f :'- a J 'A gf Q s .4 X 4 mx ffm 4 ME FM- 7 6 G 'J ll ., i H x-QL'-'ff . N X., Q L if' N- -1 ff- 'W .- ' H J' 5- . 1 .J Fr ff 1 1 , S ' ' r ,. li i ' A . al ' . 1 Q1 . V w' 1 - The Varsity Team. kneeling l-r: J. Rose, A. Andrews, B. Harold Rogers, coachg D. Andrews, R. Fry, D. Griswold, Wild, J. Clark, W. Pinto, J. Medeiros. Standing l-r: Mr. G. Lawrence, D. McLean, B. Carlisle, M. Caton. Get away it's mine! The dribbler-Jerry On March 1, the P-C Blue Eagles played Andover High School in a preliminary tech game at Needham High School. The first half was very close however, Mike Caton, Jerry Rose and Jack Mederios led a third quarter surge putting P-C out in front 38-31. In the last quarter of play, the Blue Eagles maintained their lead and with the help of Don McLean's rebounding, won the game 49-42. Jerry Rose was high scorer with 20 points. Freshman Dave Conroy made his debut with the varsity and scored 4 points playing offensive- ly and defensively. Three days later, P-C played arch-rival Middleboro and North Quincy High School in a quarter final tourney game. The first half was nip and tuck with Plymouth Carver lead- ing 26-24 going into the third period. But the Blue Eagles could score but five points to Middleboro's fifteen and trailed after three periods 39-31. Although the Eagles never stopped fighting, Middleboro's lead was just too much to overcome and the Sachems won it 52-46. Much praise should be given to Coach Hank Rogers and his team. With a good part of the team returning next year, the P-C Blue Eagles will definitely be a contender in next year's tech tourney. 44 H inghczm Win uczlwes The Plymouth-Carver Blue Eagles opened their 1965-66 hoop season by edging a strong Alumni team '72-71. P-C then concluded their non-league schedule by traveling to Taunton where they defeated a strong class A Coyle team 82-66. On January 4, P-C went to Silver Lake to begin Old Colony League action. Nothing seemed to go right for P-C and Silver Lake won 61-40. But the Blue Eagles didnlt taste defeat for over a month for they then reeled off a nine game winning streak. Rockland and Silver Lake provided tough opposition. The strong defense, the sharp backcourt play of Jack Medeiros and Jerry Rose, the solid rebounding of Doug Griswold and Donnie McLean and the sharp shoot- ing of Mike Caton, all contributed to the nine straight vic- tories. On February 8, Wareham ended our winning streak with a 65-44 upset knocking the Blue Eagles into second place, behind the pace setting Middleboro squad. In an ac- tion-packed contest, Middleboro triumphed 58-56. However, the Blue Eagles became eligible for the Eastern Mass. Tech Tourney with a 77-60 win over Hingham. The Blue Eagle hoopsters went into the first round with a second place finish and a fine league record of 11 and 3. P-C also placed three players on the Old Colony All-Star team-Mike Caton, sen- iorg Jack Medeiros, seniorg and Jerry Rose. Where's the ball fellas? Blue Eagles For Tech Tourney Jerry hoops it. Doug has it. N N J f X u P5 gi -.5 Q e L Q ' - Eu' N r Ik It 3 - kg rf A ' 3' seg xl Last minute instructions before the jump. All alone for the some 45 ..4 , j .-R I, V. 1. -..,, 1 I . ,Y , ., Wh91'QYCi it fro '? '? 'Y '? 9' KWXX f . ni wg K 1 i il i WU ,Q ff 'I Q ' , ' , -'panama ,iff 40 y rwlgiff f lwu nh 2 SU ' ' A 4 J A The Junior Varsity Team. kneeling l-r: Q Q' 351' . - : C. Gray, D. Conroy, B. Butters, S. Rog- J f ers, E. Krokowski. Standing l-r: Mr. :- A - 4 Henry Cryer, coachg W. Borgatti, J. Ag V W I i Any M if gamplgell, J. Chadwick, B. Williams, D. 5 SPLYMUUWG S 5' 2 amp 6 ' l' .5 , ' p - ..V..4 lvl E243 5 lf' A., 11 Elf? .,YY? ll E 'lil QZIC A . f' '4'?,A ,' - 1 i B 5 ri H aslle Ana' Syyzrzt Mark Team Play JV RECORD FRESHMAN RECORD P-C ....... 57 Coyle .......... .... 5 6 ------- sexi? Laklg -------- ---- if Ii Although the Plymouth-Carver Freshmen did not - ....... lrnan- anson .. .... - - - - - - P-C ....... ss, s. s. Vocational . .. .... 39 Smog aynjgng rfcord' ,flght TPS' S13 QSSQS, tfey ' P-C ....... 48 Rockland ....... .... 4 0 ,ISP ye e 9 en Spor Sjmans lp an me po en' p,C -...... 54 Wareham .... ..,, 2 8 tial. Among the outstanding were center Paul Pin- P-C ....... 37 Abington .... .... 2 2 etti and forward Mike Sirrico. With their promising P-C ....... 55 Middleboro ---- 37 outlook for next year, they will definitely enjoy a P-C ....... ......... .... 2 3 Winning year. 1 P-C ....... 55 iver a e ........ .... P-C ....... 58 Whitman-Hanson . . .... 27 1 P-C ....... 67 S. S. Vocational . . .... 55 P-C ....... 49 Rockland ....... . .1 P-C ....... 42 Wareham .... .... j P-C ....... 48 Abington .... .... 3 Ig ' P-C ....... 52 B4khHeboro ... .... I P-C ....... 51 Hingham . . . .... .... 2 9 The Freshman Team. kneeling l-r: M. Sir- rico, R. McCosh, L. Shaw, G. Gomes, K. Beal, N. Fontes. standing l-r: R. Brown, R. Baietti, F. Barros, P. Ruozzi, P. Stearns, P. Pinetti, G. Tolenen, S. Corvini, Mr. Douglas Edwards, coach. 5i 46 lLY MUUTI' miami Q l'3 5 '1 l nd P-C gets it. Chris takes the ball away from Silver Lake. Get'em Dave! Looks like they're going to win this one. .UQWRIN A Q Take that ball the other way. Coach Rogers praises his team before the big' game. 47 VARSITY RECORD P-C. . Abington ...... . P-C. . Middleboro ..... . P-C. .55 Hingham ...... . 38 19 18 P-C. .51 Wareham ...... . 21 37 P-C. .21 Alumni ......... 15 P-C. .29 Silver Lake ..... 13 P-C. .24 Whitman-Hanson .23 P-C. .22 Rockland ....... 15 P-C. .37 Wareham ....... 14 P-C. .42 Abington ....... 17 P-C. .46 Hingham ....... 28 P-C. .39 Silver Lake ..... 30 P-C. .31 Middleboro ...... 33 P-C. . Whitman-Hanson .30 P-C. . Rockland ....... 25 15 27 28 28 34 Varsity Captains Daphne Lopes and Nancy Kelley UIKLS' BASIQI-L'l'BALL The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team displayed fine sports- manship this year by winning eleven of the sixteen games played. Through fine teamwork, and the shooting ability of Daphne Lopes, the high scorer of the team, the varsity players finished the season tied for third place. ers finished the season tied for third place. The Junior Varsity Team continued Plymouth's winning spirit by securing first place in the league. The JV's lost only two of the fourteen games played. Varsity players, Daphne Lopes and Jane Courtney, were selected for the all-star team this year. The Varsity Team reached the semi-finals in the tourney by beating Braintree. They lost to Whitman-Hanson, thus losing the chance to go to the finals. l Defending the basket. g Wendy takes the ball away. P-C. . Braintree ...... . P-C. .30 Whitman-Hanson .37 The Va1'Sity Team. Kneeling l-r: C. Lodi, B. Fernandes, S. MacDuffee, coach, K. Pederzani, managerg W. Gomes, D. Henderson, M. Pina, S. Brewster. Standing l-r: Miss Nancy Lopes, L. Rose, C. Rettig, J. Courtney, B. Guerra, manager. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD P-C. .17 Silver Lake ...... . P-C. . 9 Whitman-Hanson . . P-C. .14 Rockland ........ . P-C. .24 Wareham ........ . P-C. .16 Abington . . . . . P-C. .25 Hingham ....... . P-C. .20 Silver Lake ...... . P-C. .27 Middleboro ....... . P-C. .19 Whitman-Hanson . . P-C. .17 Rockland ........ . P-C. .36 Wareham ........ . P-C. .17 Abington . . . . . P-C. .31 Middleboro . . . . . . 16 P-C. . Hingham . . . . . The Junior Varsity Team. kneeling: L. Pina, C. Prussman, P. Meyer, V. Hathaway, C. Pina. standing: Miss Judith Wild, N. Darsch, B. Rettig, S. Robertson, J. Plante, C. Young, D. Fernandes. Up For the Jump Daphne gets ready to shoot 49 J-V Captains Donna Fernandes and Chris Young Bll UTS Adult at last A gift so great We often tend To under-rate Tribulations Be they there For tho a boon Life be a lair Of fun true But much despair. . . Of responsibility And we must answer Much Like the legs Of the floating dancer For tho he moves Like shifting sand He remains the product Of a rhythmic hand And thus are we Free to do But held by bonds Of duty too We shall meet them tho And stay afloat And be both Passengers and their boat For self-molded Shall we be We are seniors. . . Seniors we 50 1 'ff V ., xv KK, ,,V.,, 1 .. 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Gee!!! Don't lose your head . Pep Squad 23 Graduation Usher 23 Drama Club 4g Typing Pool 4. CLASS OF 1966 Diane Marie Alves Main Street, Carver Di hopes to become a psychiatric social worker prizes her P-C sweatshirt pizza and cran- berry red Get em found reading or dancing Oh! .. another Monday morning. Senior show 43 Dance Committee 33 Chorus 1, 4g Future Nurse's Club lVice-presidentj 3, 4g Cashier 3, 43 Prom Committees 3, 43 Graduation Usherette 33 Spanish Club 4g Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Pilgrim 4g Dean's Council 2, 3, 43 Librarian 43 Intramurals lbad- mitton, volleyballl 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Jeffrey Joseph Alves 21 Seaview Street, Plymouth Quiet hopes to become a certi- fied Public Accountant Good Luck, Jeff dislikes stuck up girls prized possession . . . his class ring . . . YUP! Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Clarion 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Library Assistant 4. if if A wp- f , ,ivfl-1, -,v , 1 . 3- jfsfj Spencer John Alves Douglas Anderson XX X ' ' 65 Cordage Terrace, Plymouth 10 State Road, Manomet i., , Spit likes girls and cars Get 'e1n says Dougie af- ' ,HN understandable wants to join fable wants to go to trade school 'C the army . . . Look out!! . .. peered likes girls winsome peeved li, by cars that don't go Go by homework Oh, W'ell!! ' 1 where, Spit? found hanging prized possession his 12 gauge ,N ' around North Plymouth??? shotgun. , Q' ' . . H better look into it.. Library Assistant 2- 5 P3iQQwQiR1i S---afggy. --1-A-L 53 Dana Andrews 227 South Pond Road, Plymouth 'Q' Philip Alfred Anti 14 Clyfton Street, Plymouth 'Suave carpenter in the making Phil plans to teach suave . . . likes his hat . . . and a certain . . . prizes his Bob Dylan albums . . . Junior girl?? smooth spoken pet peeves those trips to Con- .. Tell me another one! favo- necticut and noisy people . .. 'ite past time is in the study found trying to play golf. zall doing what, Dana?? Golf Team 2 3 4' Student Gov rn v 1 5 e ' 3asketball 25 Track 3, 45 Baseball 1. ment 35 Junior Prom 35 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 2. Michael Francis Babini Oak Ridge, Plymouth Mike's goal is college prizes his license and girls but - oh, that homework observative watch out for Chevys oh yea!! Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Geological Society lg Varsity Club 3, 45 Treasurer of Geological Society 1. PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL I, Marilyn Bagnell Michael John Bagnell Donna Lee Baker 71 South Street, Plymouth 71 South Street, Plymouth 68 Allerton Street, Plymouth Angel You're young, you'll get Mike quiet hopes to attend Donna Business School bound over it! likes a certain someone Business School . .. and study account- and then?? travel . . . you're B.M. but not sloppy clothes ing prizes his license but is young you'll get over it likes or conceiterl active prizes her dogs but her pet peeves her sisters! Clarion 2, 3, 8: 45 Dean's Council 2 8: 33 Cashier 3 8: 45 Pep Squad 2 Sz 35 Co-Captain 45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 45 Pilgrim 3 Sz 45 A.F.S. 4. peeved by walking to school and Mr. Moncleau???? Mike can be found just hanging around town. Cross Country 2. 54 boys and her licen.se found eating lobster and pizza fun- loving' dislikes slow drivers but blue!! Library aide 2, 8a 35 Field Hockey 25 Pep Squad 2 8a 35 Clarion Seller 3 8: 4: Bowling team 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 81. 35 Pilgrim Typing Staff 45 Gov- ernment Day Representative 35 Secre- tarial Typing Pool 4. Jack Edward Balonis Davis Street, Plymouth Jack rambunctious a future engineer 866-3807 found at Benny's or on the road to Car- ver . .. Oh, that carl! Pilgrim 4. CLASS CF 1966 I in Cynthia Ann Bates Abington Avenue, White Horse Beach Cindy . . . unpredictable . . . plans to become a secretary . . . likes her cranberry sweatshirt ' . . . vibrant . . . dislikes . . . bossy people . . . that's close . . . can be found . . . having fun going places. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Fifteen Cent-A- Week Collector 25 Library Assistant 45 Basketball Intramurals 2, 3g Volley- ball Intramurals 2, 35 Badminton Intramurals 3g Senior Show 43 Senior Prom 4. Cynthia Anne Barrows Center Street, North Carver Birdy lighted headed gay and giddy that's our Cyn Plans to become a nurse likes a certain college boy um dislikes people who don't mind their own bus- iness that's close past time .. . fyawnj sleeping! Dean's Council 2, 33 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Nurse's Club 2, 3g Drama Club 24 Cashier 2, 35 Archery 3g Chorus 1, 4. Stephen Michael Basteri 18 Lancaster Avenue, Plymouth Dennis Michael Bates 55 Allerton Street, Plymouth Ta-Ta . .. Friendly wants to be a sports car rallyist prizes his M.G. . . . ummm pizza . . . Pet Peeve snobbish people can be found sleeping or working at Buttner's. Intramurals 23 Student Government Day 2 Sz 3g German Club 4. 55 ss 5' ' X S . t 3 it ' X CFC Vx li Peter Bibeau 242 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Pete plans college Air Force . .. likes quiet girls That's close . . . pet peeve .. . unhappy people .. . found working on cars or playing tennis still looking?!? Band 2, 3, 8: 43 Baseball 23 Tennis 3. Norman Bissett 5 Winter Street, Plymouth Wally a future history 'major . . . dislikes unfriendly girls . .. a golf natural . . . nwnnifm, roast beef . . . likes his golf clubs Ah, come on found reading. Football 23 Freshman Baseball 13 Tennis 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 4. X ' N h. I TEL? A f l sf' TA Q qw-P ...... ? , . Anne Louise Bongiovanni ' i I, 3 South Cherry Street, Plymouth ' , ,,,5,'XjxX- Bongi college bound .. . selfless 'iff i congenial Oh Christmas . in ' , ,4. peeved by those people who leave ?: Til the e off Anne . .. happy-go-lucky f-xx V -.1 Drivers on Cherry St. Be- ware! Anne has a skateboard!!! Travel Club 23 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 4g Secretary 3g Presi- dent 43 Pilgrim 3, 4g Clarion 43 A.F.S. 3, 43 Secretary 3g Lit 2, 3, 43 H.R. Representative 2, 43 Football Concession 43 Junior Prom Decoration Comm. 33 Freshman Year - Press Club-President3 National Honor ,So- ciety 4. 56 x'Tf'f . fi, I , ' -ff f ,-f me I , liz 3 Dana Grant Blake 46 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Dee and his big studie dislikes partying all night . . . wonder where??? and know it all girls . . . witty . . . plans college . . . hon-ee!! Track 1, 23 Football 13 Baseball lg Student Government Day 33 Junior Prom 33 Senior Prom 43 Senior Show 43 Intramurals 3g Chess Club 2. CLASS OF 1966 Dana Mason Paul Borgatti 19 Crescent Street, Kingston Dana plans to enter the service prizes that certain ring How bout that dislikes work suave enjoys the Citizen Band Radio. Ralph Boynton Beaver Dam Road, Manomet Ralph looks forward to college maybe psychology wants to be happy . . . suave .. . Forget it! . . . Paul Bratti 8 Ocean View Ave., Plymouth Paul . . . plans to join the Marines . . . prizes his license . . . likes any- thing . . . as long as it is black . . . dislikes ... snobs! ... What, no fonnd . .. playing pool ... dislikes ... steak ! . . . prized possession . . . wise kids! being healthy .. . congenial . . . but quiet. Football 1 8: 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ralph Peter Bregoli 3 Savery's Avenue, Plymouth Ralph . .. Congenial ... Hardy ... mmm, pizza and tomatoes? Are you kidding me? .. . Grrr . . . Monday mornings Headed towards college or business school loves those work sneakers . . . Happy-go-lucky. Student Government Day 3g Intra- mural Basketball 2, 33 Intramural Volleyball 4. PLYMO UTH-CAR VER HIGH SCHUOL se. , NM, . Q Alice Brewer 378 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Hi Dutch! Al petite and quiet .. . plans to attend . . . Andover Institute of Business seen in a Salem Sweat shirt . . . just waiting ., . for weekends. Bowling 23 Archery 33 Junior Prom 33 Marching Girls 4. Linda Margaret Brewster 291 Sandwich Street, Plymouth 1101, 1102, 1103 freckles or is that stock in IBM? flirtatious smile good prescription for a nurse . . . Really? . . . peaceloving but those quarrels with her kid sister happy Why, Lin? Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Home Room Representative 33 Pep Squad 33 Junior Prom 33 Senior Prom 43 Future Nurses Club 3, 43 Treasurer of Future Nurses Club 33 Deans Council 3: Latin Club 1, 2. 57 em, Spencer Hatch Brewster, Jr. Sandwich Road, Plymouth Splint My red bandanas z-z-z-z-z in C.A. likes girls but not smart allicky ones P.C. playboy prankish a devil in disguise football plans include college. Football 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 2g Track 1, 23 Bowl- ing 13 SAS Representative l. A110 Carol Ann Brigida 8 Cooper St., Plymouth Vivacious . . . Oh, those marching girl practices!!! . . . sincere . . . bubbly . . . plans fashion design . . . a Singer?? . . . spends time skating, sewing and . .. that '65 grad. Field Hockey 2, 3s Marching Girls 3, 43 Latin Club 2g Graduation Usher 33 Jr. Prom 3g Sports Club 3g Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 Class Sec. 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. -1 ,J Q ,iff gli f -.,, Ellen Brigida 11 Russell Street, Plymouth Ellie to attend a junior college . . . and become a medical secretary . . . Buoyant . .. likes her sunglasses and dancing dislikes a certain Math A class loquaci0us . .. passes her time with a certain '65 grad just might. Latin Club 2-43 Math Club 3 8z 4g Cheerleaders 23 Marching Girls 43 Nat'l Honor Society 4g Graduation Usher 33 Leader Corps 3 Sz 43 Bowling 2-43 A.F.S. 3 Kr 43 Prom Com- mittee 3 Kr 4. Robert Henry Brown Tremont Street, Carver Bobby helpful active plans to go to college and to get a com- mission in the Navy prizes his driver's license dislikes teachers that give homework can be found swimming That's boss. Library 3, 43 Archery 3, 43 AFS 4. PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHCOL Barbara Ann Buckley RFD 1 Arlington Road, Plymouth Barb our own Katy Gibbs girl . . . active . . . calm . . . found walking on the beach . . . flirtatious . .. poised likes blue and ice hockey??? S.A.S. Homeroom Representative 2, 33 Class Representative 2, 3g French Club 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 A.F.S. 3, 43 Dean's Council 2, 3, 43 Vice President 33 President 43 Pilgrim 3, 43 Co-Editor 43 National Honor Society 4. Rosetta Mary Budge 15 Oak Street, Plymouth Kitten plans marriage and a family likes a certain marine You can be replaced pet peeves Splint and Van dis- likes the U.S.M.C. wonder why?? Dean's Council 2, 3, Sz 43 Lit Magazine 3 Sz 43 Pep Squad 2 Kr 33 Fashion Show 43 Teenage Volunteer 3. 58 Geraldine Bumpus Braley Lane, Plymouth Gerry petite sociable plans to work prizes that certain someone passes the time writing but hates long periods of waiting That's OK . Clarion 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Dean's Council 33 Sports Club 23 Intramural Bowling 3, 43 Pilgrim Typing Staff 43 Guidance Office Assistant 4g Secretarial Pool 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. James Russell Burns, Jr. Alan James Burt State Road, Manomet Alan hopes to go on to school . . . likes his dog and his wagoneer . . . fun-lo'uing . . . hates being called Junior Oh gal' enjoys base- ball . . . friendly. Chess Clubg Library Assistantg Intra- muralsg Clarion Staff. Beaver Dam Road, Manomet J.B. wants to travel to Europe and then teach Rodstonicoff!!! likes roast beef and intellec- tual people um-um-yup-ah-ah!l . . . hates opinionated women . . . friendly . . . courteous . . . found reading. Football lg Drama Club 3, 43 Debate Club 4. CLASS OF 1966 Gregory Cabral 292 Court Street, Plymouth Hardioorking but clownish peeved by LeeLee??? Hopes to join Air Force and police force keeps busy in C.Y.O. and sleeping did that TV camera scare you, Mnssa?? All Right . Chorus 3 KL 45 Baseball 2 KL 35 Drama 3 gl 43 Junior Prom Committee 35 Library Assistant 2 3 Plymouth Players 33 A.F.S. 4. ? Kiwi ,H A. 4-.1 f: vb A Q 2 s w ee Alan Paul Cadose Linda Ann Cadose 4 .Y-I, f lf' 7 Castle Street, Plymouth 121 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Ri 'lf' Al wants to fight in Vietnam Probing hard working ' prized possession Elaine Pet peeves include that teacher who ' ' You're looking good dislikes spends all his time roaming the cor- ' getting up in the morning passes ridors??? a loyal fan straight time going out with E.D. and forward .. . peregrine prizes dragging. her stero set plans college. Track 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. Student Council 23 S.A.S. Representa- tive 3g Photography Staff Editor 33 French Club 4. 59 Ruth Ann Callahan Samoset Avenue, Manomet How cute-W--e-l-ll Ruff industrious . . . likes her tiger rings . .. and friends dislikes Chevys penny tippers and California girls? . .. plans include marriage found writing letters fto whom?j well liked. Office Assistant 35 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 Drama Club 4. Kathleen Jane Canal Cheryl Avenue, Manomet Shirley hopes to fly for T.W.A. . . . a girl with her head in the clouds prizes T.W. likes Santoro's subs-no onions yellow dislikes damp days found working in Smith's getting the mail Coffee, tea, or milk? 15175 Collector 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Junior Prom 33 Senior Prom 45 Dean's Council 35 Bowling 2, 35 Volleyball Intramurals 3, 45 Basketball Intra- murals 35 Spanish Club 45 Drama Club 45 Senior Show 4. x 'Z' +4 ,.,, - Linda Ann Cappannari 4 Bradford Street, Plymouth Gino .. .I Francis!! . . . creative and friendly N'est-ce pas? .. . just hates spiders and onions prizes her Volkswagen patch college bound found reading or with the guys detests people who can't drive. Library 2, 3, 45 Lit 3, 45 Clarion 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Bookstore 35 Guidance Helper 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 45 Dance Committees 3, 45 Senior Show 4. IK CLASS OF 1966 P' I 15' , 1 oy ..- 13 . , ng.. ifia , . v A. -'...,fea,L - : if ,W ,fr V 9 f 'gl f Q? ff F .4 .. - f , Sf-, '2 I9 Allen David Cappella Cheryl Ann Carafoli 'ifi ff' 63 Obery Street, Plymouth 225 Standish Avenue, Plymouth .- ' , Dave friendly . . . active . .. sin- Cheryl Carafoli . . . hopes to become N ,- cere i nada de particular! a Hairdresser I'll never tell ' prized possession license but likes her wallet and letters dislikes driving on a date . .. and long hair Cy's pet peeves industrious. Clarion Sports Editor 2, 3, 45 Literary Magazine 3, 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 AFS 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Leader Corps fChairmanJ 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 35 Class Treasurer 4 Pilgrim Staff 3, 45 Senior Show 4 Senior Prom 4. 60 R.R. and John . . . can be seen with . . . the gang . . . almost every where! Baseball 25 Pep Squad 2 8z 35 Dean's Council 2 Kr 35 Library Staff 45 Senior Prom 4. Charles Anthony Caramello 16 Wellingsley Ave., Plymouth Chuck Ga-a-a-ad hopes to study philosophy and write exist- entialism . . . busy . . . likes Jean Genet and Bob Dylan peeoed by dog- matisms past time jeeping . . . dried apricots, Chuck??? Class President 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 35 President 45 Student Coun- cil 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 25 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim Staff 25 Business Manager 35 Co-Editor 45 Honorary Rotarian 45 Evaluation Committee 3, 45 Boy's State 35 Student Government Week Melvyn Mariano Carreira 123 Westerly Route, Plymouth Michael Caton 11 Magoni Terrace, Plymouth Teddy Bear . . . likes lunch . . . Mike . . . college bound . . . or rebound eating pizza . . . you got me! . . . . . . fouling on the court . . . uh-uh college in the future l passes Mike can't figure out people who present partying flirtatious . hold a grudge buoyant Al- right! Wing Ding!! Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Baseball 15 Vice President of Geological Society 2, 35 Student Government Representative 2, 3. 13iYMo H-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Alfred Cavacco 11 Liberty Street, Plymouth Donald Cerasuolo 13 Fresh Pond Circle, Manomet Al wants to be a commercial Don Get out of here found advertiser big prizes his red playing or watching sports plans '57 Chevy can be found helping to be a Phys. Ed. teacher . ., maroon?? George D. like new! come on, Don dislikes home- Junior Prom 35 Senior Show 45 Foot- ball 15 Talent Show 4. work . . . considerate . . . strong . . . prizes his license. Football 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Varsity Club. 6l Geraldine Clark Post 'N Rail, Cedarville 'iGerry ... pert ... pretty ... sophisticated hopes to be a tcaclzer ... or a secretary .. . adores her little lf'.W. bug but HbIlZZ0Z'lIlx'n to conceited people. Drill Team 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club, Drama Club5 Chorusg Laker Legend5 Clarion 45 Pep Squad -15 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. John Clark 13 Mount Pleasent Street, Plymouth Sure athletic a prospective P.C. coach, blonde peeved by ,fumbles . . . and interceptions . . . Why not? . . . prized possession . . . Smokey . . . My Cin . Football 3 Sz 45 Basketball 2, 3, KL 45 Baseball 2, 3, Sz 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, Ki 45 Math Club 45 Spanish Club 4. Christine Ann Coit 35 Standish Court, Plymouth Douglas Joseph Costa State Road, Manomet Chris tall friendly hopes Dougie plans to become a cabinet to become secretary then marry maker likes green chevies but likes baby brother but not dislikes certain people enjoys fights with D.L. . .. I know it, huh? saying Fords don't go! . .. but found dating D.L. that's debatable, Doug! Secretarial Pool 45 Senior Show 4. Cross Country 1, 25 Track 1. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL IAHA V 5, ft L f .',' 5 ,VVV RQ iii Richard Costa Cape Cod Avenue, Manomet Richie intelligent friendly ambition to graduate from college likes foreign cars football Mrs. Levin and James Bond in what order, Richie?? peeved by dead batteries and women drivers can be found sleeping. Our Town 25 Cross Country 25 Latin Club 2. Rose Costa 71 Oak St., Plymouth Pickles anyone? also pizza sophisticated . .. hopes to travel vibrant . . . poised . . . pet peeve . . . math . . . why not, Rose? . . . the creative one love that orange color. Marching Girls 1, 3, 45 German 45 Spanish 45 Latin 25 Lit. 35 Clarion 3, 45 AFS 3, 45 Bowlingg Leader Corps 4. 62 Jean Louise Cotti 309 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Jeannie loquacious college bound flirtaci0us hopes to become a teacher likes fun loving people . . . prizes . .. a special brace- let . . . but hates sarcastic people . . . Give us a P . . . passes time . . . on a bicycle built for two. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 fCo-captainjg Sports Club- 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Pilgrim Business Staff 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Junior Prom 25 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. '? '?9nW Jane Courtney Long Pond Road, Plymouth athletic . . . Janie . . . good- natured . . . plans include travel . . . and U. of Miami likes her license and guitar but not snobby people found listening to popular music or on the basketball court How 'bout that! Basketball 2, 3, Ki 45 Softball 2. 3 4 45 Math Prom 4g Club 2g 3, CL F dent 43 Student men. Bruce Curtis Off Bartlett Road, Manomet Brucie friendly likes his car . .. his skull ?? and sword fish But as to work on Falcons Forget it can be seen in his V.W. or on the geology trips ambitious . .. electronic engineer. Cynthia Diane Covell 382 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Woo-Who another Florence Nightingale . . . talkative . . . likes Clytemnestra . . . pet peeve her mother enjoys seafood Chinese foods green found at Silver Lake. Pep Squad 2g Senior Show 43 Senior Prom 4. Susan ' Stephen Darsch 3 Mt. Pleasant Street, Plymouth Steve hopes to be a wood- working teacher m-m-m pizza prized possession his scooter hates those slow tourists!! That's Hairy.! seen in Cooper's or hunting and fishing. Latin Club 25 156 a-week Collector 2. 63 f We 5, , ,Q I' ' uf 12 if Q u, ' X , s. All ' R 1?i . - fs-H., ' . L . y ' s ' A is :if ASA 'G'? 'a Robert Francis David 7 Hamilton Street, Plymouth Bobby . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . thoughtful . . . plans to be an elec- trician . . . loves girls, cars, and money . . . and cold mornings! . . . Are you kidding me? Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 39 Basket- ball 1. F 'W , ' -: ll Norman Joseph Decost Clifford Road, Plymouth All Right!! Deko inde- XX! pendant prizes his freedom Unreasonable teachers peeve him future sees college-some kind of sci- ence fun-loving . . . likes golf . . . amiable fore! Cross Country 2, 3, 8x 4g Golf 2, 3, 8a 45 Basketball 1 Ki 2g Football lg Latin Club 23 Volleyball 45 Student Government Day Representative 2 Sz 3g Varsity Club 2, 3, 8z 4. 64 Linda Louise Day Plymouth Street, No. Carver Lin . .. wants to go to business school treasures her license hmmm, hot fudge sundaes found riding through town flirtacious happy Don't touch my neck . . . so what's new? eh, Lin?? CLASS OF 1966 Dennis deOliveira Fox Road, Manomet Dennis hopes to become a machinist fun-loving likes girls and steak . .. dislikes a certain '57 Chevy messed up spends his spare time working on a certain '57 Chevy. John de0liveira Fox Road, R.F.D. 1, Plymouth John hopes to become a teacher of languages Oy Vay!! friendly considerate . . . mmmmmm macaroni . .. likes travel . .. horse- baok?? Track 25 Chorus lg Gershwyn Show lg Chess Club 2, 3g Spanish Club 2, 3. Dennis Desreuisseau Plymouth Rock Terrace, Plymouth Denny . . . blonde . . . industrious . . . hopes to be a carpenter . . . prized possession . . . Betty . . . peered by homework . . . Are you for real? . .. found playing ... p0ol??? Football 4. Walter Gerald Diaz 150 Westerly Road, Plymouth Jerry . . . considerate . . . friendly . . . until he's called Walter . .. prizes his guitar enjoys folk music dis- likes immaturity likes girls C.R.?? offbeat!! intelligent hopes for happiness and success. Cross Country 3, 4g Student Govern- ment Day 3g Track 3g Junior Prom 35 Clarion 4g Pilgrim 4g Varsity Clubg Debate Clubg Intramurals 4g Literary Magazine 4g Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOCL Clifton Olin Doten, Jr. 9 Chestnut St., Plymouth Michael Joseph Dries 6 Ropewalk Court, Plymouth Cliff easy going . .. slush-pump Changed . .. may be found studying enthusiast . . . likes girls . . . and . . . food??? or . . . Pat? . . . Oh Ya records but is peered by snobs hates getting up the Marines and getting up Good Lord, should cure that!!! Man . . . U.S.M.C. watch out. Band 2, 3, 4. William Dries 20 Standish Court, Plymouth Bill a future teacher May be at P-C? dislikes Math you rang our enthusiastic drummer Loquacious a history fiend enjoys reading spagetti also red? Latin Club 2g Band 2, 3, ni 43 Student Gov. Day 35 Pilgrim 45 Spanish Club 4. Wayne Ernest Dunham Tremont Street, Carver That's all there is . . . a future Marine . . . likes Cheoys . . . pizza . . . blue . . . red . . . dislikes Fords . . . homework . . . favorite pastime carpentering and mechanics. Elaine Frances Dunlap 275 Off Fremont Street, Plymouth That 'uivacious red head!! a future hairdresser would prefer to do B.R.'s hair maybe amiable . . . found . . . playing password . . . or in a black coupe doing what, Elaine?? Bowling 25 Intramurals 25 Pep Squad 35 Dance Committees 35 Junior Prom 35 Pilgrim 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. Keith Dunlap 6 Mayflower Street, Plymouth Keith different artistic to make a lot of MONEY likes Wonder Wart-Hog and science fiction seen with Jack. PLYMOUTH-CAR ER HIGH SCHOOL John Thomas Durkin, III Donna Leah Edwards Anne Victoria Engstrom 8 North Park Avenue, Plymouth Jack wants to be rich and famous the quick way talented dextrous pet peeve supercil- ious teachers watch the hands likes the trampoline . .. and gym- nastics witty. Latin Club 25 Intramural 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Gov. Day Rep. 35 Quiz Bowl 25 Debating Club 45 Math Club 35 News- paper 2, 35 Biology 25 Chemistry 3. 109 Forest Avenue Extension, Plymouth Donna sedate hopes to attend IBM school and then get married . . . likes popular music . . . stereo . . . but is peered by people who think they are something . .. mmmm baked stuffed lobster orchid passes time listening to records. Field Hockey 25 Dean's Council 35 Office Helper 35 Pep Squad 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 4. 66 Forges Green, Sandwich Road, Plymouth Anne effervescent always on the go prizes her Bentley sticker fun-loving can be found bombing around in the Saab , Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 1, 2, 3, 45 Lit 3, 45 Field Hockey 35 Marching Girls 15 French Club 3, 45 Bowling League 2, 3, 45 Dean's Council 35 Clarion 25 Senior Show 45 Sports Club 3. Ernestine Mary Enos 414 Castle Street, Plymouth Ernie . . . whimsical . . . to attend Wilfred Academy . . . after gradua- tion. natch . . . stylish . . . prizes . . . a Pilgrim??? . . . what classl' . . . witty . . . dislikes . . . ineonsiderate people passes time talking. Pep Squad 2, 35 Bowling 3, 45 Clarion 3, 45 Dance Committee 35 Drama 3, 45 Sport Club 35 Pilgrim 45 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 45 Dean's Council 2, 35 Photography Staff 35 Guidance Help 35 Fashion Show 2. CLASS OF 1966 Lois Ann Erickson Meadow Street, South Carver Lois quiet a future nurse . .. prizes her educated nut dis- likes homework . .. likes spaghetti .. . green pet peeve: rude people . .. found reading oil painting cheery! Leader Corps 3, 45 Student Councilor 45 Junior Prom 35 Latin Club 25 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 45 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Ann Estella Erickson Lakeview Street, South Carver Annie pleasant sweet natnred . . . prizes her driver's license . . . color her pink always smiling spends her time reading the future?? maybe business school. Pep Squad 1, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Clarion 35 Pilgrim 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. Glenya Ruthe Erickson Church Street, South Carver Glen vivacious hopes to make someone happy plans include IBM school likes English Leather LONG nights her license dislikes ringos-shallow people en- joys fried clams blue loqua- cious that little black book found reading talking surfing making friends. Jr. National Honor Society 15 Clarion 25 Advertising' Manager 3, 45 Pep Squad 35 Drama Club 35 Library Assistant 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Lit 3, 45 Typist's Pool 45 Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, 45 Our Town Back- stage Crew 25 Pilgrim Business Staff 35 Pilgrim Business Manager 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 Senior Con- cession Stand 45 Women's Club Rep- resentative 4. John Russell Eufrazio 24 Castle Street, Plymouth Rusty hard-working sociable I can do it prizes a little horn loves pizza pet peeve that girl wants to be a soldier Ffighting in Viet Nam spends his time thinking What, Rusty? Prom 35 S.A.S. 3 Sz 4: Track 2 8: 35 ' tg .Au L ,. Cross Country 2: A.F.S. 4. 67 .514 SX.. E' 55 ' p '. ' ,Q .. if 1 V I : if iz i s 2 Xa ,V f', l'L..1 -4 xg L A V . X - ai, 'F ' L , :vb x :IQ ' X '5 Q 1 l 5 5lll ' ,5 Heikki Fager Center Street, North Carver college-bound ... quiet ... I don't care . . . prizes his Ford . . . dislikes small brothers and sisters . . . likes red . . . pizzas and steak . . . found listening to games .. . pensive. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Patricia Ann Ferioli 3 Murray Street, Plymouth Be good .. . Patti .. . likes her REAL friends . . . and Inky . . . pizza . . . and just living! . . . plans to attend college . . . and then . . . travel . . . petite .. . bubbly .. . dis- likes insincerity. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Senior Prom 45 Student Government Day 35 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Sen- ior Show 45 Bowling 25 Junior Prom 35 Pilgrim 45 French Club 3, 45 Pep Squad 2, 35 Dean's Council 25 March- ing Girls 3, 45 Prom Usher 25 Drama Club 45 Girl's Rep. 3. Patricia Ann Ferris 16 Chilton Street, Plymouth Patti blithe smiling cheery prizes her friendships spends her time finding a solution ffor what???j likes root beer dis- likes people who don't nzind their own business wants to marry and live happily. Dean's Council 2, 35 Future Nurses Club 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Pilgrim 3, 45 Dance Committee 35 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 45 AFS 45 Senior Con- cession 4. 68 Robert Allan Ferrari Federal Furnace Road, Plymouth Bob hopes to work in construction grrr walking home from practice cross country star Gotta clean my guns handsome and unruffled hmmm, spaghetti seen driving his '56 Chevy. Track 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Intramurals 4. CLASS CF 1966 Joseph Adelino Ferro 16 Prince St., Plymouth Joe .. . reserved .. . intellectual . . . What d'ya mean? future in teaching prizes his record collec- tion but not shaving so what's wrong with beards?? National Honor Society 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club 35 Junior Prom 35 SAS Homeroom Delegate 25 Student Government Day 35 Gradua- tion Usher 3. John Russell Fillebrown Federal Furnace Road, Plymouth Quiet college bound industri- ous sedate prized possession his car pass time sleeping but not in school, John!! Student Government Day 3. Lisa Diane Ford Green Street, North Carver Blondie pert Hi ya, Twerp! . .. our own music teacher prizes her topaz ring jubilant dis- likes slow ears likes spaghetti purple found motorcycle riding . . . good luck! Press Club 23 Drama Club 2g Volley- ball 2, 3, 4g Library Assistant 2g Field Hockeyg Cashier 4. April Marie Fox Carver Road, Plymouth April . . . saucy . . . 'n1,iniat1ire . . . plans to work or go to hairdressing school . . . likes a certain senior .. . loves to have fun ... Help, are you for real? Pep Squad 33 Typist Pool 4, Dean's Council 35 Dance Committees 2, 3g Senior Show 4. PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL 9333 Barbara Ann Franz Main Street, Carver You Fink . .. Barb . . . sedate . .. Barb dreams of a happy home dis- likes homework likes Chinese food found going out aloof . gelams Councilg Pep Squadg Driver 50+ 1 ff Q1 5N'nK'l2 Pamela Marie Fraser 60 Pleasent Street, Plymouth Pam . . . friendly . . . courteous . . . wants to be a hairdresser likes a certain Fox Be Good dis- likes loud people can be found with Harry. Softball 2g Pep Squad 35 Senior Show 45 Intramurals. 69 Donald Freitas 22 Forest Ave. Ct., Plymouth Donny for Isheaj likes his '57 and having a good time Ya gotta lcuou' ivhat you're doing amiable mmm, pizza HUHH lfVl1at do ya mean I gotta share first??? Ellen Thomas Fry Jordan Road, Plymouth Ellie found driving a FORD with the twins of course!! impish . . . Junior college bound .. . 'fOh Yea l dislikes certain conceited people sociable likes sailing and swimming. Pilgrim 3, 43 Marching Girls 3, 43 Clarion 2g Pep Squad 23 Bowling 23 Junior Prom 33 Graduation Usher 2, 3g Latin Club 2. Richard Fry 25 Stafford Street, Plymouth Dickie active in sports, that is found driving a '49 Ford but not in Rockland!! plans to attend college no hat Diclc?? run to colIege?? Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross-Country 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 43 SAS Homeroom Representative 33 Student Government Day 3g Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Boys Sport Staff 3. Thomas John Fugazzi 299 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Tommy suape ambition to go to Alaska likes include his Scout but his pet peeve marriage Al-right passes time hunting or hanging around the fire station. Junior Prom 33 Senior Prom 43 Senior Show 4. PLYMO TH-CAR ER HIGH SCHOOL David Furtado 5 Cordage Street, Plymouth Dave wants to be a barber ... happy ... loves money ... but dislikes spending it . . . 'tAre you kidding mel! ... good athlete ... Flash . . . can be seen where the high school sports are or shh! ... sleeping. Baseball 2, 3. 45 Foofball 3, 43 Basket' ball 2g Track 23 Cross Country 23 Varsity Club. il Jean Furtado 37 Cherry Street, Plymouth Jeanie . . . dislikes little brothers . . . found driving the comet or with Anne . . . watch that temper Jean! . . . Hopes to become a teacher of English .. . has such a soft voice in school! prizes a certain charm. Student Council 2, 3, Xt 4g Secretary 2, 3, KL 43 Latin Club 23 Press Club 13 Marching girls 1 Ki 43 Pilgrim Business Staff 3 8a 43 Editor 4g Spanish Club 43 Drama Club 43 Pep Squad 33 Junior Prom Decoration Committee 33 Senior Prom Decoration Committee 43 Senior Show 4g Danlce Committee 1, 2, 3, Sz 43 Graduation -Usher 33 A.F.S. 43 Lit Staff 4. Maureen Mae Furtado 22 Bayview Avenue, Plymouth Mo Sure don't taste like tomato juice!! likes her big sister her friends are the greatest Hey, tut what ya been doing? she'l! be in art school next year vibrant and gay . Those poor unhappy people! Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Sports Club 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 3, 43 Photography Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Dean's Council 3, 43 Senior Prom 43 Art Staff 3, 43 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. 70 AJ Richard Russell Gallagher 221 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Gal . . . considerate . . , active . . . ambition . . . to live indefinitely . . . mmm C.V. pass time ??? bus Z! .. . dependable . . . pet peeve . . . Clap hand Charlie's. Class Vice President 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Pilgrim 3, 45 Class Ring Committee 3g American Field Service 3, 4g Latin Club 25 Varsity Club 3, 4g Junior Prom 33 Senior Show 4g Student Government Day Representative 2, 3g Senior Prom 4. Richard Anthony Furtado 7 Cordage Street, Plymouth Edward Randal Glbbs Casual ' plans include to-ado 1 Wadsworth Road, Buzzards Bay school Wanna, bet? -..prizes Eddie hopes to oooomo o book- MS 53 FOTQZ d1?l1k9S getting up keeper hates conceited people 'iw the WOTWWLQ - - - like-9 Spflghetfl U-Wd casual easygoing ,flirtatious blue - -K5 found hflwgmy 1170147111 hates that long drive to Weymouth around 90001 Ylawted- Ya really know how to hurt a f 9 7, ' ' . Basketball 2: Football 3' guy., doncha:?? prizes his grad- CLASS OF 1966 uation picture of Mimi and likes Mr. and Mrs. Guauduau ahhh . .. submarine sandwiches. Freshman-footballg Supperdance Dec- oration Committee lg 154 a week Col- lector 2. Richard Gomes 54 Plymouth Street, Carver Dickie Joe . .. plans to enter the service likes basketball . . . and girls??? but not at study hall . .. That's what I said! .. . can be found watching TV or listening to records. Cross Country 2g Basketball 23 Foot- ball Manager 2g Baseball Manager 2. Jeanne Marie Gould 13 Davis Street, Plymouth Jeanne Upixie-ish mischie- vous seen with John and the Toodies from Sweetheart to Jay's those CERTAIN Manomet resi- dents likes parties, silver blue, and oldies but goodies ambition to be a junior clerk typist .. and go to Hawaii ah-ta-ta. Basketballg Pep Squadg Clarion Typ- ing Staffg Bowlingg Talent Show Junior Prom Decorating Committee. 3 71 XX ,a- -a , X Q ., fi? S ' ff' . X -S: . L . in xx ,- QIJS f Xt h A . as Ve.-X 'Nt Douglas Lewis Govoni Carver Road, Plymouth Doug . . . serious . . . taciturn . . . hopes to own a Porsche someday likes foreign cars, food, and the color blue . . . dislikes American cars . . . The Wordv. Gerald Grenell Robert Govoni 2 Off Cherry Court, Plymouth Hardy hopes to attend an IBM Data Processing School genial likes girls and cars are you for real! dislikes stuck-up people pastime Questionable! Senior Show 4. i 1-' gi : ' i ln Georgia-Mae Griffin 4 e Wenham Road, Carver I 1 Assured . . . confident . . . likes . . . 0, 5? that certain someone Hey, Georgia a future nurse likes l . .. blue and painting!! sf l ,fu Typing 3 dz 4g Pep Squad 3. . . .. P'-Ci 72 3 Town Street, Plymouth Jerry friendly prizes his license . .. but nothing peeves him . .. Al-right . .. likes steak red . .. basketball especially when playing . . . Edgartown?? CLASS OF 1966 ,V Ai' Donna Marie Guaraldi 10 Marjorie Street, Plymouth petite really future teacher dislikes late people but likes her' neice and blue . .. and lobster found teaching Sunday school or with Bobby?!? friendly. Marching Girls 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4g Leader Corps 2, 3, 4 fSec.lg Book- store 3, Manager 4g Prom Committee 3, 4g Graduation Usher 35 Senior Statistics 45 Office Assistant 43 Senior Show 49 Concession Basketball Stand 35 Honor Society 45 Future Teachers Association 4. Beverly Ann Guerra 5 Nelson Street, Plymouth Demur Bev Really-no kid- den? prizes that special ring plans to be a traveling secretary dislikes late-comers likes black olives and pizza green found eating? You're kidding!! care- free. Field Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basketball Man- ager 3, 45 Prom Decoration Committee 35 Sports Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 2, 35 Senior Show 45 Pilgrim Typing Staff 4: Bookstore 4. Robert Hamilton Haigh 47 Union Street, Plymouth Bobby Win some, lose some! friendly a future marine biologist prizes his surfboard nice found surfing sailing diving dislikes noisy places pet peeve homeroom teacher likes people and cool places blue lobster. Latin Club 25 French Club 2: Chess Club 25 Future Teachers Club 45 Senior Show 4. NQ'3 '?kK Dorothy Marie Hall 6 Standish Court, Plymouth Tipper ... vivacious ... ambition ... a secret!! . . . likes David and her 8-ball ... and spending money ... lsonzeone else'sJ ... pet peeve ... Whitley .. . F. B. Oh, Ginny, you don't know! . .. Cambridge-ick!! Pep Squad 2, 35 Library Staff 25 Bowling 25 Home Room Representa- tive 2, 35 Senior Show 45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 45 Travel Club 25 Drama Club 45 Clarion Typing Mana- ger 3, 45 Dean's Council 2, 3. PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Gregory Scott Hall Rocky Hill Road, Plymouth Theodore Walter Halunen Church St., So. Carver Greg plans to major in science Teddy hopes to enter field of prizes his hunting equipment and forestry gym some teachers!!! likes those early dismissals Don't sweat it talkative Quiet dislikes excessive home- Oh boy! it's Friday likes the work Don't bet on it enjoys outdoors and hunting mmm, hunting and working in the woods. steak. Debating Club 4. Football 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 73 Linda Ann Hammer 75 Samoset Street, Plymouth Linda ... reel ... plans to become a school teacher . . . dislikes a dry typezvriter ribbon . . . can be found doing her English llOII16'll'O7'lm' . . . Don't get wise. Pep Squad 35 Dean's Council 35 French Club 4. V Wayne Allen Hannula Rochester Road, South Carver Paul Edon Hansen Beaver Dam Road, Plymouth Wayne . . . quiet . . . likes blue . . . Paul . . . industrious . . . mechanical UATCHER IN THE RYE hockey intends to join the Navy . .. prizes . . . Elaine? . . . Thanks a lot . . . . . . my car . . . but is peeved by iislikes women drivers . . . prizes pos- . . . 6th period English class . . . :ession . . . his 6'1 . . . Ford . . . mmmm pizza . . . enjoys football . . where'd he go? and fishing. Z 5... Elaine Lempi Harju France Street, West Carver Elaine . . . scintillating . . . Silly Rabbit, tricks are for kids!! . .. ,found talking on the phone if she's not up . .. in the air future airline stewardess . . . dislikes . . . certain . .. blonde female . .. prizes her class ring . . . likes cranberry red .. . and pizza. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4g Dean's Council 35 Office Assistant 45 Senior Prom Committee 4g Intramurals 3, 4. PLYMOUTH-CAR ER HIGH SCHOOL Dana Harriman Plymouth St., No. Carver Dobie hopes to become a con- ervation officer from P-C to Yarver in eight minutes??? likes teak and his '56 Olds Chevies don't go found at the tation . . .f f -Vfgiiqi wr? - . I .' , Q 9,52 , , John Harris, Jr. 171 Jordan Road, Plymouth Give 'em WHAT FOR in that checker game or even tennis Watch out! He's drawing a dryer for the trays in the cafeteria will train for drafting. Pilgrim Art Staff 2, 3, 4, Art Co- Editor 4. 74 Leonard Harris 26 Murray Street, Plymouth Prizes his license . .. but dislikes walking . .. all because he says Chevies don't go! likes to play pool plans to join the Navy! Leonard? Intramural Football 4. Virginia Alden Hathaway 11 Oak Street, Plymouth Ginnie wants to teach Phys. Ed. likes walking in the rain . .. and . . . chocolate-chip pancakes . . . and ... Herb . .. Forget it ... treasures her books and her friend- ships . . . babysits . . . hates loud people. Chorus 2, 3, 8z 43 Dean's Council 2g Library Aide 2, 3, 8a 4g Drama Club 2, 35 Plymouth Players 2, 33 Field resentative 4. Richard Hathaway Clifford Road, Plymouth Rich hopes to join the Navy prizes his 1931 Ford but stuck up girls peeve him . .. mmmm venison .. . likes football passes time . .. hunting. Linda Anne Hayes Carver Road, Carver Poised subdued but not with Jerry Hates Show-offs and conceited people plans secretarial work or marriage??? found with J. S. of course!!! Dean's Council 35 Pep Squad 35 Intra- murals 4g Senior Prom 4. CLASS OF 1966 Hockey Manager 45 Home Room Rep- Q ': .lb X ' Patricia Ann Hayes Richard Allen Hitchcock 5 State Road, Manomet 16 Wareham Street, Carver ig Patty quiet prizes her stereo Dick wants to be a carpenter likes H.H. but not conceited or draftsman amiable Grrr, X people industrious That's that homeroom teacher! prized ' 4 close Hopes to go .to IBM school possession his future license? X and then marriage??? caught a 4 lb. bass . .. but just missed Q Field Hockey 2g Sports Club 2g Intra- a pheasant Down! murals 2, 3, 4g Senior Prom 45 I.B.M. i- Pool 4. ig . cf' ' x 75 M- hcbf l 'fi' l l s f Diane Houston 7 Plymouth Street Loquacious Di a prospec- tive nurse Get em friendly prized possession S.K.'s friendship unzmmm, roast beef found?? Drama Club 3 Sz 45 French Club 35 Pilgrim 45 Debate 45 Assistant Librarian 45 Softball5 Future Nurses Club Vice President 4. Robert Janson Old Sandwich Road, Ellisville Bob . . . Our co-captain . . . Oh, those football practices! . . . witty . .. athletic . .. seen on his scooter . . . anywhere . . . everywhere . . . blonde . Varsity Football 3, 45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Track 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. George Nelson Jeddry, Jr. 4 Fremont St., Plymouth George ambition to work and be successful natch!! prizes his drivers license likes blue and car racing. 76 Roger Theodore Janson Old Sandwich Road, Ellisville Rog . . . Finnish . . . future uncertain - surely successful . . . prizes portable radio . . . tall . . . always saying .. . peachy .. . to friends poised , Track 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF 1966 Charlotte Jesse 20 Oak Street, Plymouth Loquacious those telephone calls .. . from B.H.? .. . ambition . . . to be cosmetologist . . . and mar-ry . . . don't sweat it . . . likes pizza . . . bowling . . . seen with teeny boppers. 156 a-week Collector 25 Student Gov- ernment Day 2, 35 Newspaper Staff 25 Bowling 2, 35 Senior Show 45 Pep Squad 25 Junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 45 Talent Show 35 Dean's Council 35 Graduation Usher 35 Intramurals 35 Typist Pool 45 Dance Committee 2, 3. Kim Karlin Manomet Avenue, Manomet Kim . .. petite prizes her driver's license talented hopes to be an art teacher athletic . .. industri- ous friendly Kim hates those short weekends. A Pep Squad 25 Dean's Council 35 Junior Prom 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Clarion Staff 45 Literary Magazine Staff 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Women's Club Meeting 4. Pauline Ann Keller 156M2 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Athletic . . . don't give me any grief . . . is it true blondes have more fun.???? . . . likes hamburgers . . . sleeping .. . and Eddie?? .. . passes time . . . on the telephone. Softball 35 Intramurals 3, 45 Bowling 25 Drama Club 45 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 4. Robert Keller 15615 Sandwich Street, Plymouth PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Sheldon Carl Keller Nancy Marie Kelley Sandra Felicia Kendall Rochester Road, South Carver Shel Yes, Sir successful courteous intelligent hopes to work with and for others prizes his ice skates Great Scott peeved by people who argue over trivialities passes time playing ice hockey Ya gotta be kidding! Band 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Math Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council President 45 French Club 45 Intramurals 3, 4. River Street, Plymouth French fries dipped in ice cream?? Oh, No! Nance athletics likes her V.W. but not Fo4r's ... basketball ... independent ... found sleeping hopes to attend U. Mass. and be an educated bum! Basketball 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 3, 45 Senior Prom 45 Field Hockey 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Drama Club 45 Soft- ball 25 Sports Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Senior Show 4. 77 Fair Oaks Pond, Manomet Sandy .. . gay .. . light-lzenrterl .. . prizes lzer pearl ring . . . pizza . . . and blue .. . dislilfes people who ean't -mind their ou'n business . . . ll'1'll be some lucky boss' secretary. Leader Corps 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 A.F.S. 45 Pilgrim 4. ..- 1 SN Alfred Leland Knight Braley Lane, Plymouth Al hopes to be successful and to enjoy life the army is in the near future shy dislikes school but likes sports and just fooling around Oh, Yeah . Baseball 2, 3, Football 2, Intramurals, National Honor Society 4. Hansjoerg Kuhn Warren Avenue, Plymouth George . . . cheerful . . . poised . . . likes girls, mountain climbing, and Swiss cheese plans to be a mush- room grower hates getting up on Monday mornings Well! Cross Country 4, AFS 4, Student Council 4, Homeroom Representative 4. Lane 17 Alvin Road, Plymouth Jeff You're wrong!!! stubborn plans college and travel . . . prizes . . . his memories . . . found on the Mayflower .. . or in Ellis- ville is peeved by homework passes time hunting and Baseball 1, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, :Junior Prom 3, Senior Prom 4, Senior Show 4, Student Government - Urban Renewal Authority, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, President, 2, 3, 4, Geology Club 4, Pilgrim 4, Archery Club 4, National Honor So- ciety 4, V-President 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Chemical Lab Assistant 3. PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Margaret Ann Leclo 18 Gould Road, Plymouth Peg . . . petite friendly passes the time writing to her Army guy likes Junior dislikes waiting for people plans to attend a business school You wish it! Bowling 2, Pep Squad 2, Junior Prom 3, Secretarial Pool 4, Pilgrim Typing Staff 4, Guidance Office Assistant 4, Senior Prom 4, Senior Show 4. 3' Jane Norine Leonardi 24 Cherry Street, Plymouth Janie intelligent hopes to be a teacher and live in Paris Que vous etes mechant! but not in Saquish! Janie's peeved by school and getting up early can be found reading? Honor Society 3 Sz 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 81 4, French Club 3 Sz 4, Travel Club 2, Home Room Representative 2, A.F.S. 3 8L 4, Pilgrim 4, Clarion 2, 3, Sz 4, Drama Club 4, Dance Com- mittee. 78 Jean Ann Leonardi 4 Phoenix Court, Plymouth Jeannie . .. petite . . . Just forget it ... what? . .. college bound . .. friendly . . . talkative . . . cute . . . memories of P.C.H.S. . . . peanut but- ter . . . don't forget those cliches!!! AFS Club 3, 4, Marching Girls 3, 4, Pilgrim 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committees 3, 4, Senior Show 4, Future Teacher's Club 4. Daff athletic likes dancing Ya know what? Gladys Teresa LeVangie Off Billington Street, Plymouth Teresa cute sophisticated . .. fun loving plans to attend IBM school adores her certain some- one and having fun . . . likes bas- ketball games but is peeved by conceited people Well, Getum!! Junior Prom 35 Typing' Pool 45 Pep Squad 2. ILASS OF 1966 Daphne Elizabeth Lopes 84 Hines Ave., North Carver ... Kin 0nsetj?? . . . prizes . .. her friendship . . . with some one special . . . I wish I would . . . hopes to be an accountant . . . or air line stewardess! lf Drama Club 15 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 45 Sports Club 2, 3, 45 Sports Club Sec- retary 25 Dean's Council 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball Co-Captain 3, 45 Sports Staff 45 Senior Prom 45 National Honor Society 45 Track 2, 3, 4. Sandra Lewis River Street, Chiltonville Smiley Y0u're kidding Sandy plans to travel on Route 66 prizes her charm bracelet impetuous dislikes waiting likes pizza yellow found hav- ing fun with the kids or Walking. Dean's Council 2 8a 35 Cashier 3 Sz 45 Clarion Typist 35 Pep Squad 25 Fashion Show 2. Karen Jean Littlefield 15 Russell Avehue, Plymouth Karen . . . reliable . . . generous . . . prizes her charm bracelet . . . likes weekend homework lThat's closell .. . spends her time talking . . . on the phone to whom?? hopes to be a medical student. Band 2, 3, 45 Lab Assistant 35 Cashier 3, 45 Sports Club 35 Bowling 2, 35 Softball 25 National Honor Society 4. Gladys Marie LoVerde Beaver Dam Road, Manomet meticulous talented future commercial artist prizes her cat and a certain tiki conscientious dislikes her short hair Cheer lip, It'll gr0w!l Clarion Staff 3, 45 Lit 45 Pilgrim Staff 2, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Cashier 2, 3, 45 Dean's Council 35 Drama Club 3, 45 Graduation Usher 35 Dance Com- mittees 2, 35 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 45 Volleyball Intramurals 25 A.F.S. 45 Pygmalion Makeup Staff 35 Clarion Advertisement Manager glebate Club 45 Future Teacher's u . S. 'Tl .4125 ss B, E' X . . X l. -..,.? ' X CIP -'x X . Melissa Diane Lynn 2 Birch Avenue, Plymouth Lissa forget it collegiate remember Sweetheart and the teeny boppers but not those fights found at Jay's eating Jose's eheeseburgers?? Latin Club 1, Bowling 1, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 1543 week Collector 1, Junior Prom Ticket Committee Chairman 3, Business Staff 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Basketball Concession 2, Senior Show 4, Senior Prom 4. Robert Paul Maccaferri Paula Maye Maccaferri 37 Pleasant Street, Plymouth Paula straightforward prizes her dog, Marty I-Iiya!! artistic art school in the future likes Chinese food friendly. Pilgrim 2, 3, 4, Dances 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, Senior Prom 4, Senior Show 4, French Club 3, 4, Marching Girls 3, 4, Clarion 4, Lab Assistant 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, SAS Homeroom Rep. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Kenneth Anthony Magno 62 Cherry St Plymouth Kenny friendly likes all l g, l .1--f f, Italian food his 51 Mercury and money Qwho doesn'tJ But U. S. History class aagghhlll hopes to become an auto mechanic Ford go! Chevies no! BO 17 Clyfton Street, Plymouth Bob plans to join the army slapstick prizes his health dislikes gettin outa bed likes pizza .. . green .. . found reading .. . cunning . Track 3, 4, Football 4. CLASS OF 1966 Robert Vincent Mahoney Box 477, Cedar Bushes, Manomet Bobby active plans to go to a business college and to work in his father's business . . . prizes his license and his light blue convertible dis- likes staying after school and rude girls can be found anywhere and everywhere. , 1- . Linda Anne Maki Thomas Richard May, Jr. Irene Louise Mazalewski Wenham Street, Carver Lin . .. likes .. . a certain guy always on the go, go, go, . . . when distressed . . . Oh Boy!! . . . any- one for pizza??? . .. ambition . . . to be a secretary. Bowling 25 Pep Squad 35 Dean's Council 3g Tel. Ex. for a Day 39 Secretarial Pool 43 Senior Sh0W 43 Senior Prom 4g Pilgrim Typing Staff 4g Charity Project 4. 48 Castle Street, Plymouth Moose plans to attend a liberal arts college and to work hard rugged prizes his weights but dislikes fighting Built likes doing crazy things Hey another North Plymouth. Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Track 3, 49 Editor of Art Staff for Yearbook 15 Repre- sentative Student Government Day tPark Dept.J 39 Representative to telephone company 39 Sports Club 49 Senior Show 4g Senior Prom Commit- tee 4. 1 Murray Street, Plymouth petite . .. perky .. . fun-loving ... walks everywhere such is life likes pink, pizza . .. and a certain charm blue eye shadow plans a happy marriage. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL James McGovern Off Obery Street, Plymouth Jim Oh yal plans to be- come an engineer prizes his ear dislikes homework likes pizza and red found ice skating. Football lg Baseball 1, 2, KL 3. Susan Elaine McGovern 16 Clyfton Street, Plymouth Susan petite fun-loving plans to go to school in New York prized possession-Pierre . .. likes D. F. pizza orange For- get it . Drama Club 49 Spanish Club 49 Latin Club 1 Ki 2g Senior Show 49 Book Store 49 Pilgrim 2, 3, Sz 45 Clarion 4. Sl i to ,iw- , - JH 1 2 ' . 93 19-T :X Q f 1 11' . ' ' E.. . ' A' John Joseph Medeiros 11 Ocean View Avenue, Plymouth Jackie . .. suave plans to attend college That's close un- friendly girls rcally bug him athletic prizes his sncalfcrs.l spends his time playing sports. Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 49 Band 1. Kenneth John Medeiros 18 Forest Avenue Court, Plymouth What's wrong? future plans in- clude higher schooling friendly prizes his 62 Chevy hates getting up -in the morning likes veal cutlets blue found riding around. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Track 25 Senior Prom Committee 45 Homeroom Representative 45 Sports Club 3, 4. Barbara Whipple Meyer Jordan Road, Plymouth Bibby .. . intelligent .. . dedicated . . . likes solitude and learning but not insincere students athletic likes skiing mathematically minded but saves time for her friends future is undecided. JV Basketball 25 Geological Society 2, 3, 4g Field Hockey 3, 45 Math Club 2, 3, gg Honor Society 3, 45 Drama Club Stewart Brian Minahan 29 White Horse Beach Road, White Horse Beach Stewey jovial witty . .. dis- likes crutches found on the beach creative prizes his mocassins wants to make a million a million what, Mr. Minahan?? look out world, here he comes!!! Golf Team 25 Intramurals 2. PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHCOL Lydia Jean Miranda 170 Braley Lane, Plymouth Linda gay cheery prizes her stereo knit one, purl two that's how Lydia spends her time anyone for pizza cruel people annoy her color her green, green, green wants to become a secretary. Chorus 2, 35 Mikado-lchorusl 2. Mary Teresa Montanari 30 Atlantic Street, Plymouth sincere hopes to teach math?? Oh--that's really bad . . . found trying to catch up on her sleep dislikes insincere people but likes her sister powder blue steak and pizza . .. cheerful . Marching Girls 3, 45 Intramurals 35 Drama Club 2, 35 Math Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club Vice President 35 Pilgrim Staff Editor 45 A.F.S. 35 Leader Corps 3, 45 Office Assistant 45 Drama Club 2, 35 Travel Club 25 Junior Prom 3. 82 Erwin Joel Monteiro West Street, Carver amiable . . . Happy-go Lucky . . . likes his Chine . .. Breaks my heart . . . dislikes conceited people favorite pastime working on Chine . Pep Club 15 Debate Club 15 Football 15 Baseball 15 Intramural Volleyball 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. John William Murphy 298 Court Street, Plymouth Jackie reserved Teresa, Hummmmm!!! Found doing nothing ?? hates people who talk too much hopes to go on to school or join the service. Rebecca Florie Morgan 3 Ocean View Avenue, Plymouth Becky ambition to marry and live happily likes Charlie and that diamond ring Oh Boy . .. peeved by . . . not having a license - - .. . found . .. working at Jordon Hos- Della Ann Nickerson pital. . . . or writing letters to that 200 Summer Street, Plymouth certain Marine' Check out the ??? Is it Dee or Dean's Council 3g Pep Squad 3. Dee Dee? cute staying home Ugh! Oh, that certain some- one hopes to marry and live happily Hope it comes true, Dee! CL SSPOF 1966 Cross-Country 3 Kr 4g Track 2, 3, 8L 4. - 414, an ? 'ff f , if , .,,, ,, 2 if 3 1 'rw 4 Wayne Alfred Nickerson Nancy Oehme River Street, Plymouth River Street, Plymouth You ain't lying!! Says Wayne Nancy friendly extroverted K about Arlene . .. and those phone . .. plans to be a hairdresser . .. 4 calls shy plans include likes M.B.R. bangles and her 9 working on construction skillful . .. Siamese cat Sammi found riding Lf l likes hunting. around with M.B.R. but when he's 2 ' working on his Damiler Oh . - ,' Brother! J Tennis 2g Pep Squad 2, 35 Pilgrim 45 Senior Show 45 Sports Club 3. 83 N ' , if f'.5fn-af Cynthia May O'Keefe 69 Cordage Terrace, Plymouth Cynthia ... witty .. . carefree . . . hopes to wear a size 12 some day! her pet peefve is Melvyn Carreira . .. spends her time thinking of things to do Yon ain't lying! Pep Squad 25 Bowling 35 Library Assistant 35 Dean's Council 35 Typing Pool 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. Claire Louise Oliveira 88 Standish Ave., Plymouth if A-ww i l rf-' Vibrant active prized posses- sion My Chng-a-lag yon're young, yozall get over it friendly smiling past time . .. social- izing sewing and knitting Oh, those cold football games! Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Art Staff5 Senior Statistics5 Pilgrim 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Treas. Future Nurses Club 45 Cheer- leader 1, 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Field Hockey 25 Bas- ketball 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 AFS 3. 4. Dorothy Lee Ann Pacheco k i S 'J ff p K 319 Court Street, Plymouth Dot look alike and talkative . . . future includes IBM School . . . likes nephew Butch . . . How about Mike from SLRH?? . . . dislikes waiting for school bas .. . Come on l Dean's Council 2, 35 Fashion Show 25 Pep Squad 2, 35 Drama Club 2. 84 Doris-Mae Mary Pacheco 319 Court Street, Plymouth Doris plans to go on to I.B.M. School double likes her niece-Lee Ann but hates getting up in the morning Petite likes pizza and bowling Forget ith' spends her time wal-king her niece into town. Dean's Council 2, 35 SAS Representa- tive 35 Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 25 Publicity Committee 25 Drama Club 45 Homeroom Representative 3. CLASS OF 1966 Doris Judith Parker Carver Road, Plymouth Athletic poised . .. plans marriage with Don prizes her dia- mond natchl but detests rude people found with Don. 156 a week Collector 25 Pep Squad 25 Bowling 25 Sports Club 2, 35 Dec- oration Committee 25 Old Colony Track Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Ticket Seller 35 Cheer- leader 3, 45 Volleyball Intramurals 45 National Honor Society 45 Basketball Intramurals. Susan Louise Parker Boot Pond Road, Plymouth Sue plans to attend college spirited prizes her license but, oh, how she hates to get up in the morning independent en- joys reading and swimming. Office Assistant 4g Nurses Club 43 Book Store 3g Clarion 45 Dean's Coun- cil 2. Priscilla Jean Pascoe 373 Court Street, Plymouth Cilla . .. intelligent . .. conscientious . . . hopes to become a teacher . .. then travel . .. oh those summers in Saquish . . . doing what Cilla? . .. peeved by getting up in the mornings but, mmmmm spaghetti. Honor Society 3 Sz 43 Latin Club 2, 3, Sz 43 French Club 3 Sz 4g Travel Club 25 Drama Club 45 S.A.S. Representa- tive 2g A.F.S. 3 8: 45 Clarion 2, 3, 8: 4g Pilgrim 45 Dance Committee. Robert Pearson 47 Stafford Street, Plymouth Bob quiet forget it! likes summer but dislikes working everyday and that girl peeves him industrious a future auto mechanic found working on his prized 56 Ford mmm subs PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Theresa Ellen Pease 19 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Terry intelligent poised hopes to enter the field of Biochem- istry . .. melodius prizes her piano Are you kidding?? can be found reading or studying Math?? Math Club 3, 4, Chorus 35 French Club 3g Honor Society 3, 49 N.H.S. Secretary-Treasurer 45 German Club 4, Pilgrim 45 Orchestra 3, 4. Kenneth Wallace Peck 135 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Ken happy-go-lucky tall plans to be a mechanic likes his car, football, and thc color black dislikes homework Too bad. 85 X .-el 5 ,1 . 'fa WI ,mv .,.4 Kathleen Marie Pederzani Warren Avenue, Plymouth Kathy petite All riglzt. ' .. prizes her dog Bangles money cl1'sl1'kcs Snobs lzoclfcy practice . likes anything that tastes good! plans to become a Bcazlticzon. Field Hockey 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 3, -1: Pep Squad 2, 33 Office Worker 43 Prom Usher 2. their Roger Adam Pederzani Warren Ave., Plymouth Pepper Oh, Ya? . .. to guys wh don't like working on '57 Chevys refrigerator empty? Oh, Ya no food one more for the service ... Lookout!!! Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2 Football 1. Michele Anne Perrault Carver Road, Plymouth o reserved . . . Mich very good I! .. . likes blue .. . pizza .. . and fun people . . . a future Michael angels . . . dislikes 6 a.m. . . . unfriendly people . . . found reading . . . prizes her sewing machine . . . and Spot .. . happy . Geology Club 2, 3, 45 AFS 3, 45 Pep Squad 25 Junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 45 Debate Club 45 Drama Club 2,'3, 45 Our Town 25 Pygmalion 3. Joseph Perry, Jr. 192 Standish Ave., Plymouth Joe prizes his '63 Dodge it's better than Fo-Mo-Co shy Oh Yeh likes pizza and base- ball passes time . . . working on his car service bound. PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL ' .- Kathleen Perry 10 Washington Street, Plymouth Kathy . . . effervescent . . . passes time with Andy and eating pizza . . . here comes Twinkie . . . those brothers!! Bowlingg 156 a weekg Latin Clubg Pep Squadg Cheerleaderg Tonic Seller - Basketball gamesg Senior Show. Linda Ann Perry Rochester Road, South Carver Joyce Barbara Petit 8 West Wood Road, Plymouth Lin bouyant active prizes her class ring our Perriwinkle plans to become a nurse peeved by late people vivacious poised passes time writing letters to a certain Private Who, Linda??? S.A.S. 3, 45 Badminton 3, 45 Pilgrim 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Library Aide 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Chorus 15 Future Nurses 45 Pep Squad 1, 3, 45 Senior Concession 4. 86 perky ... Joy . .. pet peeve . .. Tipper Is that right?? Oh, that certain C.Q. .. . a prospective folk singer . . . slender . . . heading for Secretarial Business School. Drama Club 35 Dean's Council 35 Pep Squad 25 Clarion 3, 45 Secretarial Pool 45 Tennis 25 Archery 25 Senior Show 45 Bowling 2. Steve Pimental 5 Hamilton Street, Plymouth Steve likes money, lots of it dislikes dumb girls and hypocritical people tall handsome wants to be rich and happy. Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2g Dance Committee 33 Senior Show 4. CLASS OF 1966 Arthur William Policelli 62 Pleasant Street, Plymouth Art . . . friendly . . . industrious . . . plans business school in the future . . . is peeved by boring classes . . . That's close . . . prizes his license . . . passes time . . . fooling around . . . girls . . . and cars . . . hmmmm. Baseball 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, Basket- ball 2g Senior Show 4. Karen Louise Post 30 Standish !Avenue, Plymouth Karen . . . petite . . . flirtacious . . . That's what I said .. . ambition .. . to join the Waves prizes her license but is peeved by unsociable people Watch out!! here she comes. Homeroom Representative 2, 35 Senior Show 43 Proms 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, Pilgrim 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4g Cashier 3. David Holmes Pratt Route 3A Ellisville Dave Hopes to succeed in life plans to go on to school prizes his radio . .. but hates those Monday mornings Oh Yeah Enjoys football spends his spare time fishing or in any outside activities. Q , 5' if ' Robert Lewis Pratt X X 3 45 Pleasant Street, Plymouth V , , 'S Bobby ambition to enter the X A' service hard working our g Q -1 faithful manager That's all - X 4,1 right prized possession my ei' teeth meaningful. . A Football Manager 3, 4, Basketball i ,A 'V' Manager 3, 4g Baseball Manager 3, Lf ' N Varsity Club 25 Spring Track 2, 3 N ' Manager. 87 l -- wx- Y, , I ... ,Q .. . Ax' W V- -.,:' 3 li 1 .lv , I s 'SFA V ' . : ANY? - , ' V il D' . 5 Bruce Allison Price 14 Russel Avenue, Plymouth Bruce . . . intelligent . . . courteous . . . friendly . .. hopes to be a psychologist or motorcycle cop To each, his own Bruce likes motorcycles . . . boiled lobster who doesn't .. . spends time reading or playing pool. Nancy Randall Sunrise Avenue, Plymouth Jeekers .. . those elbows!! . . . talkative wants to attend Junior College Who's at Tufts, Nancy dislikes blonde hair always writing .. . letters . . . poised . . . Friendly. Marching 3 8z 45 Pilgrim 3 Sz 45 Pep Squad 2 Sz 35 Prom Committee 3 KL 45 Future Teacher's Club- 45 Bowling 25 French Club 35 Senior Show 45 Grad- uation Ushers 3. !?'+'f1g Joyce Christine Rasmussen Tower Road, Plymouth Joyce talented friendly hopes to someday make a world-wuzle concert tour prizes her violin .. . guitar and snakes-skin jumper phooie to pass time .. riflery and chamber music. Talent Show 35 Senior Show 45 Or- chestra 3, 45 Latin Club 35 South- eastern District Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 All-State Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 AFS Club 3. CLASS OF 1966 'Q 3 E l YG. i Q, Marcia Elene Raymond Sharon Reid '. , I State Road, Manomet 6 Dwight Avenue, Plymouth , ' R Marcia happy always smiling quiet Well dislikes getting is likes Dennis prizes her hope up early prizes contact lenses and Q ' - chest her favorite color fyou Oldsmobiles likes blue pizza W , guessed itj blue plans to be- . .. plans include IBM or Hairdressing ' ' , . come a hairdresser melodious School found riding around can play piano without music. wise. V 5 - .I Drama Club 3, 45 Pep Squad 25 News- Field Hockey 25 Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 paper Staff 35 Dean's Council 3. Drama Club 35 Senior Show 4. ' A'-Q'1C-5 . . , YG ' 7 6 BB Phyllis Ann Reposa 64 Alden Street, Plymouth Reserved but not toward E.H. dislikes weeknights and pos- sessive males on her way to busi- ness school likes 'reading and French fries I don't care that's Phil nonchalant. Bowling 2g Pep Squad 2g Charm Course 25 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Junior Prom Theme Committee 35 Secretary Pool 4. Russell Anthoney Reposa 20 Samoset Street, Plymouth Russell . . . strong . . . nautical . . . ambition to be President . .. likes Maureen Barrett peeved by People who bug me! Snap draws pastime skin diving? Footballg Weight Lifting, Trackg Tennisg Gymnastics. Sharon Ann Rettig 86 Abington Avenue, White Horse Beach Sharon ... get this ... tall ... blue . . . those trips to Norwell . . . likes to travel .. . prizes that Ford . . . future Medical technician . . . steak and French fries hmmm! Pep Squad 2, 4g Dance Committees 2, 43 Leader Corps 3g Senior Show 45 Student Government Day Representa- tive 2g Yearbook 3. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOGL Frank Donald Ricardo 51 Allerton Street, Plymouth Second period sales and service class can't compare with riding around saying, Alright, group in that '55 Chevy I hope I have sea legs because Navy, here I come! Football 15 Baseball 2. Francis Richards, Jr. 9 West Street, Plymouth Buster wants to be a geological engineer suave prizes his Honda 305 friendly especially with the neighbors can be found reading or walking on his hands. Volleyball 3, 43 Latin Club 25 Math Club 35 Archery 3g Quiz Bowl 2g Geological Society 2, 3, 43 Golf Team 4. 89 'QW 'knu- Jean Richards Wardsworth Road, Cedarville Headstrong Mother Bear this could cost! plans to attend Hair- dressing School . . . cl1'sl1'lfvs school- 'who cloesift? prizes her fillz J Tammy likes spaghetti or p1',::a horseback riding found riding aromzd in her '59 Clzvry Get 'cm Jean! Stephen Joseph Richmond Beaver Dam Road, Manomet Steve hopes to succeed in life plans to go to college Quiet likes all sports especially basket- ball dislikes wise people All right enjoys all outdoor activities. Junior Varsity Baseball 23 Intramural Basketball 2, 8, 4. Constance Eleanor Riordan George Barry Roberts Main Street, Carver Plymouth St., Carver Connie . . . Fun-loving . . . found Barry . . . Sophisticated . . . debo- dreaming about who?? likes nair hopes to be a musician a certain smile and blue I What are you so happy about? love you anyway hopes to become flirtacious found at Fremont St an elementary school teacher dis- with that certain redhead. likes waiting and straight hair chatty . Chorus 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad 3, 4g Latin Club 25 French Club 2, 3, 4, Mikado 2g South Eastern Mass. District Cho- rus 3g Driver Ed. 45 H. R. Repre- sentative 4. PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Sandra Lee Robertson 133 Summer Street, Plymouth Always happy Sandy Sure! What a slap in the face! hopes to iecome a beautician likes Tootie lasagna pink di blue dis- Tikes Big Mouth! seen with a :ertain someone Ooo! Pep Squad 2: Typing Pool 45 Drama fllub 4, Intramurals 4. :Lana 'ini Patrick Michael Romano Paul Michael Ruggiero 25 Samoset Street, Plymouth 10 Davis Street, Plymouth Pat . , . Tall . . . aspiring business Paul . . . athletic . . . courteous . . . manager also our favorite usher seen with Tom and Von dislikes likes good food especially pizza loud people wants to be an Army but dislikes people who are never man Oh, ya! fun-loving. on time You're young, you'll get , 01167, it!!! Tlack 3, 4. 90 Sandra Russell 20 Caswell Lane, Plymouth Von Stephen Sadosky 14 Hamilton St., Plymouth Muscular ... found .. . hanging around or saying That's close is peeved by his sister but prizes his Beach Boy Albums Trade schools and Service Beware fl! Track 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. CLASS GF 1966 Joseph Anthony Sarnelli Wenham Rd., Carver Skip I'll ick ouu 'ovial . . . p y p . . . y ... A-Go-Go ... bothered by ... people who are late plans to attend automotive trade school prankish found in his Buick Convertible or with the guys. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Leader Corps 25 Track 2, 45 Football 3. Howard Sampson 10 Bradford Street, Plymouth Howard . . . artistic . . . reticent . . . enjoys water sports . . . spends his time loafing .. . dislikes waking up early .. . but likes his bed .. . desirous of a career in art or photography. WMV 2-X i. ' 'ii 15,2 V ' . ,fs Maragret Ann Savery I f 4 Winter Street, Plymouth '4Ya, that's what I said! chic gg. dislikes those other drivers a future nurse found swimming and ir., skate boarding look out for A Maggie likes uwhat's left of her ' nf. loafers??? anziablc. Cf Pep Squad 25 Bowling 25 Math Club il 25 Curriculum Staff of Pilgrim 2, 3, MQ fs, ,l 5 si 45 Editor 4, A.F.s. 3 at 45 Officer KY5XS'f'Q h'ff muff so ' 45 Future Nurses Club 3 Kr 45 Drama Club 3 8: 45 Jr. Prom 35 Senior Prom 4. 91 ,xuluw .. Q-:LC 98' g,L....-- www il ,Q y Susan Elaine Sawyer Off Federal Furnace Road, Plymouth Sue I guess! prizes the iiendshi of A V lo uaczous plans to become a beautician dis- likes those If years of waiting! likes blue ... pizza ... enjoys being with A. V. Pep Squad 33 Cheerleaders 45 Sr. Prom 45 Sr. Show 45 Intramurals. Jayne Marie Scagliarini 14 Alvin Road, Plymouth cute . . . Jayne-belle . . . fun to be with ... yeah really?? ... dislilces the Greek ... little girlish ... found with Bobby plans to be happy fwith who, Jaynie?j ath- letic. Pep Squad 25 Dean's Council 35 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 45 Intramurals 25 SAS H.R. Representative 35 Clarion 45 Sports Club 25 Latin Club 25 Bowling 2. Christine Sears Russell Mills Road, Plymouth CLASS OF 1966 Susan Jane Sherman 9 Vernon Street, Plymouth Sue . . . stately .. . sophisticated .. . intelligent those lfooky glasses shuffleboard for Sue but Ughl! getting up in the 'morning ambition to graduate from college poised. Math Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 25 Latin Club 25 Dean's Council 25 Pho- tography Staff 25 Future Nurse's Club 3g AFS Officer 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Junior Prom 35 Honor So- ciety 4. 92 Charlotte Ann Short South Meadow Road, Carver Lottie talkative plans to go to beautician school and live happily ever after with a certain R but boys with wise answers yeah uh huh get me mad! Dean's Council 39 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 Pep Squad 2. ,. f' A iii z Deborah Jane Shurtleff Linda Mae Silva Nona Marie Silva Montello Street, North Carver Debbie . . . sweet . . . understanding . . . friendly . . . future nurse . . . prizes her bankbook but peeved by scratchy nails on the blackboard . . . Really . . . loves to pass the time with . . . people she likes. Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 2, 35 Dean's Council 35 Student Councilor 45 Home- room Representative 25 Pilgrim 45 In- tramural Badminton 35 Future Nurses, President, 45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Concession 45 National Honor Society 4. 6 Squanto Road, Plymouth Linda petite sociable prizes her horse, Tonka spends her time horseback riding and just goofing off detests getting up early but mmmm, baked stuffed lobster hopes to attend college. Archery 35 Dean's Council 35 Clarion 3, 45 Tennis 35 Typing Pool 45 Drama Club 35 Pep Squad 2. 101 Samoset Street, Plymouth Nonie . .. Inspiring ... ambition ... wishes to specialize in high-styling'l l ... petite ... likes clothes ... anc that picture of B. L.? are you kidding me? . . . dislikes anti-social people .. . and the Foxes . Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 Office Assistant 2 45 Dean's Council 2, 3, 45 Student Couni cil5 Homeroom Representative 25 Dra- ma Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4- 1 I.B.M. Pool 4. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Robert Anthony Silva 56 Olmstead Terrace, Plymouth Bob Always on the run re- sponsible . .. versitile Crocker, I don't have a temper!! A future teacher? well-liked Bob's pet peenc : Jean's temper. Senior Class Pres. 45 Class Treas. 2 8a 35 A.F.S. Pres. 35 Clarion 3 KL 45 Pil- grim 2, 3 Kz 45 Lit Staff 3 dz 45 Math Club 2, 3 81 45 Spanish Club 45 German Club 45 Latin Club 25 Band 25 Quiz Bowl 25 Student Gov. Week 2 KL 35 Student Council 45 Boy's State Dele- gate 3. David Alan Silvia 7 Nelson Street, Plymouth Dave forceful found hanging around in North Plymonth?? leave me alone bothered by his big sister and bigger kids prizes his diving gear as for future ... the Ser'uicc???? Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Intra- murals 4. 93 Wayne Francis Sirrico 134 Standish Avenue, Plymouth lfllayne tells tlze guys to nzointuin their coolness when that certain person n'all.'s by Oh, no not gym again. ' Library Assistant 45 Intramurals 2, 3 4. if ,524 -:W N5-1 Barry Smith Long Pond Road, Plymouth Quiet?? ... prizes his Honda ... No big thing peeved by those s-I-o-w drivers Air Force Base for Barry. Latin Club 25 Homeroom Representa- tive 4. Beverly Ann Smith Beaver Dam Road, Plymouth Edward Philip Smith Halfway Pond, Buzzards Bay Bev sedate Oh no! plans Eddy hopes to become an automo- to farther her education . . . likes J. M, bile mechanic .. . prized possession .. . .. . sports . . . chilliel? .. . prizes her my car keys . . . likes . .. that certain watch found hanging around-but Bllrby bllf is peeved by POYITUZCS where? pecved by nothing that clon't go Why not? can shy , be found working under the hood Dean's Council 2. of cars' Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Helen Ann Smith Federal Furnace Road, Plymouth Poor thing ambition to get married prized possession Les- lie Of Course!! can be found eating spaghetti . . . or going ont. Pep Squad 2, 35 Future Nurse's Club 3, 43 Typist Pool 45 Dean's Council 2. James Everett Smith Dennis Richard David Soares Federal Furnace Road, Plymouth 298 Court Street, Plymouth Jimmie big genial . . . prizes his Boisterious Only a pawn in harmonica rugged ambition . .. their game wishes to become fam- forester 'dislikes homework .:. but ous likes an Alabaster Egg . .. . . . Can't fight it . . . spends his time Veal ,. . violet . .. dislikes people who fishzng?? aren't natural found listening to Bob Dylan writing. 94 Antoinette Sotirkys State Road, Manomet Ann likes cheesebiirgers and that new car that isn't green pet peeve . .. her nickname Queenie .. . wonder why? plans prep school and college. Librarian Assistant 25 Pep Squad 25 Drama Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Junior Prom Publicity 35 Graduation Usher 3. CLASS OF 1966 haren Linda Sperry State Road, Manomet Karen tiny chatty prizes a certain ring Guess whose??? spends her time with .. . Richy .. . pet peeve the law anyone for a ride? on a horse of course! Karen hopes to become a hair dresser. Dean's Council 45 Drama Club 25 Play Our Town 25 Library Staff 2. Janice Israella Stern 29 Russell Street, Plymouth always talking . .. amiable Jan prizes her staffed animals Really?? best looking but that collar, No! hopes to become a medical she'd make a cute one! Pilgrim 1, 2, 3, KL 45 Senior Show 45 Sports Club 25 Marching Girls 3 8a 45 Junior Prom 35 Spanish Club 45 Pep Squad 4. Suzanne Stewart 15 Cushman Street, Plymouth I don't know .. . vibrant . .. chic . .. pet peeve the Howling Pidgeon . . . busy active .. . soon to be a de- signer . . . ambition . . . to ski . . . buoy- ant past time . .. wasting it. Marching Girls 1, 3, 45 Latin Club 1 2 French Club 3, 45 Travel Club 25 Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 Intra- murals 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Decora- tions 35 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 45 Pilgrim, Business 35 Pilgrim, Co- Art Editor 45 Pygmalion 35 Drama Club 3, 45 A.F.S. 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. Francis Nicholas Strassel 86 Spooner Street Plymouth Tell me any funny story Army beware!! . .. Stras s ambition is special police .. . friendly . . . prankish . . . those early mornings! his favoiitc book is his LITTLE BLACK BOOK!! yo1t're own, F'ranny?? Cross Country 2, 35 Track 2, 3. 95 .. 5 ,, ,Q N P . xx, 5 .nw lws, Jayne Marie Strassel 8 Spooner Street, Plymouth Jay yivacious a college bound girl forget it likes sewing dislikes a certain math teacher - I wonder who? prizes her friends . .. and those memories .. . found cooking amiable. Future Teacher's President 45 March- ing Girls 35 Co-Leader of Marching Girls 45 Math Club 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Travel Club 25 Pilgrim 3, 45 Graduation Usher 35 Junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 45 Senior Pony Chorus 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. Cheryl Anne Sylvia Virginia Mary Tassinari 68 Court Street, Plymouth fx! Wy? . ,,f ,f ..: . . 5 1, ,1 X M +4 - if - in 4.15 , M . . ' -X N1 - X . . . h I X' 5 Cf ' ll 1 X -Q Jordan Road, Plymouth Bettyy' ... tenacious . .. blue ... What are we waiting for prizes a certain class ring with initials A.C.E.R. found drawing or u:ith that special someone . .. hopes to become a commercial artist dis- likes . . . Peclerzanfs insults. Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 156' A Week Col- lector 25 Basketball 25 German Club 45 Girls Sports Club 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Basketball Intra- murals 2, 3. 5 Carol Tavares 117 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Toodies that license and those parties dislikes being away from Buzzy . . . bossy people but mmmmm, pizza hairdressing school in Boston . . . fun-loving . Pep Squad 2, 35 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 Dean's Council 35 Junior Prom 3. 96 Ginny . . . likes clothes . . . class . . . and Boston . . . wants to become a model . . . collegiate . . . graceful . . . Sunday nights . . . don't agree with Ginny . . . that's close . . . YEH!! Deans Council 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Charm Course 25 Clarion Typing Staff 3, 45 Secretarial Pool 45 Senior Prom 45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Show 45 Pilgrim Typing Staff 4. CLASS OF 1966 Usa Dennis Lee Tavares 27 Cordage Terrace, Plymouth Den . .. to attend college and . . . be- come a teacher stable poised likes girls but not stuck up people Cut it out prizes his license passes the time swimming .. . sports .. . and with those girls . . . masculine. Latin Club 25 AFS 3, 4: Leader Corps 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 45 Pilgrim Staff 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4 Honor Society 4. John Arthur Terry Manomet Ave., Manomet John's ambition is to flirt with girls enjoys boating .. . and water skiing . . . friendly . . . considerate . . . always smiling .and teasing dislikes homework .. . none next year!! .. .likes to hunt for what, John?? Shirley Frances Thatcher Wardsworth Road, Cederville Franny . . . cute . . .soft-spoken . . . prizes her ring from P.G. and her phone passes time Riding around despises getting up eafly . .. and gym . .. I don't believe it. Marcia Ann Thimas Carver Road, Plymouth Yon know it too reserved plans to attend I.B.M. School .. . prizes that certain someone's watch likes dancing with a certain someone dislikes snobby people cute found in the company of B.D. Dean's Council 1, 2, 8z 3g Pep Squad 45 Intramurals 2. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Dana Jon Thomas Beaver Dam Road, Carver D.T. . .. vi'rile plans include the State Police prizes his Harley Davidson dislikes Ford likes pizza red . .. enjoys football and hunting active Football 1. Cheryl Elaine Thompson Ship Pond Road, Manomet Sha Sha petite Beantician Bound likes clothes prize pos- session .. . D.M. . . . vivacions . . . Ya got me dislikes people who are late and a certain N.M.D. pastime lyawnj sleeping. 150 a week 29 Bowling 23 Dean's Coun- cil 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 35 Archery 3g Drama Club 3, 43 Student Government Week 3g Cheerleader 43 Cashier 2, 3, 43 Senior Show 4g Pilgrim 4. 97 Peter Tinti 18 Olmstead Terrace, Plymouth Pete You rang O'Boy pizza!!.' shy but always says Hi hopes to attend trade or teelznieal school ... Ugh ... Homework . .. Darn that cell block 214 treasures future license and ear ... Get 'em Pete. E! Joel Tong Off Billington St., Plymouth Boisterous . .. takes life easy . .. both- ered by his two 'brainy cousins you really know how to hurt a guy, don't you? pastime doing nothing. Intramurals Archery 3, Baseball 3, 4. ti -99 in Patricia Ann Tribou Ship Pond Road, Manomet Patti friendly likes dancing can be found in Carver?? dislikes getting up early Watch out, trouble is breu:ing. ' . ambition . . . marriage . . . prizes . . . her stereo ..., and G.S.l Dean's Councilg Secretarial Poolg Bad- minton Intramurals. Paul William James Tuttle 3 Cheryl Avenue, Manomet Paul . . . a future radio disc-jokey . . . not WPLM we hope found on the golf course hopes to play golf in the 60's prizes possession his record collection. WPLM Radio Program 2g Pilgrim Sport Staffg Tennis Intramurals 45 Student Government Day 13 Senior Show 4g Senior Prom 4. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Leila Esther Triplett 13 Sever Street, Plymouth LeeLee . .. Active ... poised . .. Your're out of your tree prizes her C.M. KCool Machinej dislikes ... Gym class ... hopes to go to college ... theater?? ... peeved by . .. Massa . . . spends time .. . Driving .. . danc- ing. Latin Club 25 Math Club 2g Dean's Council 3g Junior Prom 3g Senior Prom 43 Pep Squad 2-45 Dance Committees 2-4g S.A.S. Homeroom Delegate 2-43 Chorus 3 8: 4g Drama Club 3 Sz 43 Foot- ball and Basketball Concession 2-43 Pygmalion 35 Spanish Club 45 Pil- grim 4g Senior Show 43 A. F. S. 4. Peter Michael Vacchino 4 Nelson Court, Plymouth Pete quiet reserved but full of fun plans to join the navy and sail the ocean loves to ride around in Uncle Tom's ford but is peeved by certain typing classes. 98 Theresa Vieira 34 Forest Avenue, Plymouth Terry . . . petite . .. likes Skip sociable plans to work after grad- uation .. . dislikes people who are al- ways late . .. I don't know!! Office Assistant 4g Pilgrim Typing Staff 4g Junior Prom 35 Bowling 2. Louise Viera 10 Alden Terrace, Plymouth Tough says Louise . .. satirical . .. Ugh!! to early rising and work- ing . . . relaxed loves her two cats . . . college bound . . . softspoken ... spends time reading . . . homemade apple pie mmmm. Pep Squad 2g Lit Mag. 3 Sz 43 Book Store 4. CLASS OF 1966 Paul Vlera 10 Alden Terrace, Plymouth Paul . .. neat collegiate . .. prizes his license . .. enjoys basketball games ... and good pizza . . . loves to loaf . .. but is peeved by people . .. who stare .. . college bound. Band 1, 2, 33 Senior Concession 4g In- tramurals 2, 3. Carolyn Ann Volta 33 Cherry Street, Plymouth Carolyn . .. gal -ish . .. can be heard shouting . .. Watch it peeved by insincere people . .. prizes her nephew Gary and No. 73, natch argu- mentative .. . ambition: to earn money . . . pastime?? . . . Rich. Dance Committee 1-43 Library Assist- ant 2g French Club 23 Class Ring Com- mittee 23 Marching Girls 1, 3, 43 1511? -week collector 23 Prom Committee 3, 43 Intramurals 1-43 Pilgrim 43 Lit. Magazine 23 Spanish Club 43 Press Club lg Senior Show 43 A.F.S. 4. K, Julia Jean Wager 61 Cherry Street, Plymouth Forget it intelligent Julie prizes a certain song found writing or with??? plans to teach English or maybe jour- nalism amiable dislikes being alone who doesn't, Julie?? Latin Club 2, 3, 43 A.F.S. 3, 43 Literary Magazine Editor 2, 3, 43 Clarion Assist- ant Editor 43 P-C Reporter of Old Colony 43 Junior Prom 3g Senior Prom 4g Senior Show 43 Intramurals 2, 33 Pilgrim Lit Staff 43 National Honor Society 4g Press Club Secretary 13 Cheerleader 1. Ann Elizabeth Wainio Rochester Road, Carver Annie I don't know flirta- tions our Boston City nurse oh-oh found going with my fella ooh! that spelling prizes those certain charms all play and no work .. . vivacious . . . fighting again, Ann??? Girl's Chorus lg Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses 43 Home Room Rep.3 Dance Com- mitteesg Junior Promg Pilgrim 43 Sen- ior Promg Senior Showg Dean's Coun- cil. 99 -' 1. f, 4: W'fv J xp .bn--... is S' .-:fa XX ii Deborah Mae-Wollaston 45 Davis Street, Plymouth Debby friendly likes lobster . .. color blue prizes P.T. dis- likes sneaky and conceited people What can I say dreams of a happy home. Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Rep. 4g Pep Squad 2, 33 Senior Show 4, Junior Prom 3. Peter Henry Walton 12 Magoni Terrace, Plymouth William Walsh 7 Stoddard Street, Plymouth Bill Good Grief prizes his license but is peeved by getting up in the morning plans college found standing in town or??? Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Senior Show 4. Pete .. . shy . . . but don't let it fool you . . . full of tricks . . . especially in a certain Math class . . . Right, Pete? . . . loves candy, gum . .. and just messing around . . . I'Zl never tell . CLASS OF 1966 Linda Lou Washburn Janice Lee Watterson Lakeview Street, Carver Carver Road, Plymouth Sensitive consuierate . .. prizes A little bit of Nitty Gritty . .. likes -Q5 S it S!!! 1: V x rl 4 X g N , her friendships -spends time . .. reading . . . a future poetess . . . creative . . . dependable . . . hates those dirty lenses. Band 2, 3, 45 Lit. 2, 3, 4, German Club 4. 100 dancing . . . madras plaid . . . prizes her license laughing . . . gay . . . Natch . . . dislikes dull weekends . . . I guess . . . seen at the Rex and Surf plans hairdressing school. Pep Squad lg Senior Show I Janet Marie West Judith Francis West George Gregory White Florida Avenue, Manomet Jan . .. Aiming for hairdressing school peeved by people who don't write letters on time buoyant pas- time . . . dancing . . . With who, Janet? ?? cute Ummm boys with long hair!!! Senior Show. 158 Billington Street, Plymouth Judi sweet what can I say? friendly plans include leaving Plymouth! likes Frankie spa- ghetti . .. blue . .. dislikes arguments with F.C. found with a certain someone good luck! Typing Pool 45 Pep Squad 23 Typist for Clarion 3. Rocky Hill Road, Plymouth Oh that hair Greg intellec- tual hates being called George nonconformist . . . on motorcycle . . . future plan to make much money .. . independent . . . skindiving . . . spear fishing Right, Greg. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Robert Michael Wild Warren Ave., Plymouth Robby Come off it athletic . . . spirited . . . Oh those Monday morn- ings . . . handsome . . . smiley . . . likes pretty girls money food . . . '51 Mercury . . . in that order, Rob?? pastime doing nothing. Cross Country 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Stephen Louis Williams Lakewood Drive, Cedarville Steve likes his V.W. . .. nice girls and golf course work?? easy- going found doing nothing! future engineer 2743 peeved by sitting still hates loneliness Don't give me no crap! Track 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 49 Stu- dent Government Day 3g Homeroom Representative 43 Math Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 4. 101 Carla Ann Wirzburger 87 Nicks Rock Road, Plymouth Intelligent Carla plans to study to teach the blind enjoys reading, camping, and stamp collecting Talented dislikes those braces and people who put a t in her name That's cute Press Club 13 Dean's Council 33 AFS 2, 3, 43 Pilgrim 43 Teachers Club 43 Latin Club 3: Lit Staff 3, 4g Student Government Day 2, 33 Prom 3, 43 Senior Show 45 National Honor So- ciety 4. Bonnie Allyn Wood Juanita Maude Wood Linda Carol Wood 28 Samoset Street, Plymouth Bun uflirtatious and flighty ambition . . . to be a stewardess . . . dis- likes getting up early and a certain Chem teacher You'll get over it . . . passes the time with a certain college Junior ?um? Dean's Council 3, Cashier 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3-co- captain 4, Sports Clubs 3, 4, Softball 3, 4. Beaver Dam Road, Manomet Nita prizes her guitar artistic avid fan of T.S. Elliot and Bob Dylan Happiness is horseback riding but Misery is . .. Mary's backward knees ambition to attend college then take a trlp cross country?? Pep Squad 2, Dean's Council 3, Clarion 2, Senior Show 4, Senior Prom Com- mittee 4, Space Science Club 4, In- tramurals 1, 2. Beaver Dam Road, Manomet Lin . . . congenial . . . sociable . . . prizes her Joan Baez albums l'm mortifiedn is peeved by not being named Carol hopes to enter college and be happy. Latin Club 2. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL Donna Mae Wright Bradford Street, Plymouth Man overboard qualified plans to travel on Route 66' prizes her Chevy dislikes not being able to find something likes lavender pizza . . . found going out-where? . . . helpful . Milk Bar 4, Dean's Council 2, 3, Clari- gn Typist 3, Cashier 2, 3, Pep Squad ,H-vv,6,4ygK' Allan William Young Eda Avenue, South Carver Allan . . . athletic . . . masculine . . . our P-C Co-Captain prizes his .. . number 85 My B0y'S . . - hates getting up in the morning iflirta- tious .. . spends time . .. sleeping. Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Sports Club 1, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 2, 3. 102 1, ...X X Linda Jeanne Young High Street, Carver Lin petite friendly hopes to be a secretary prizes her license and Pete but not two faced people I don't believe it! Why not, Linda passes time with Pete! Latin Club 1, 2, Sz 3, Dean's Council 2 dz 3, Pep Squad 2 KL 3, A.F.S. 4, Sen- ior Show 4, Junior Prom 3, Intra- murals 2, 3, Sz 4. Rachel Ann Zito 59 Samoset Street, Plymouth Rach you think so, ha! rambunctious a future hairdress- er prizes her license and her Dad's car . .. dislikes nosy people . .. likes tall, dark, handsome boys found riding around cool . CLASS OF 1966 NO PHOTOGRAPH AVAILABLE Jesse Cary Arruda 3 Royal Street, Plymouth Herbert Leon Broadbent 4 South Green Street, Plymouth Jess . .. wants to be successful and Herby hopes to become an upholst- live a happy life O'yeah! get erer nonconfornzist creative outa my way! chuck steak and another Dylan fan prizes his frappes hates lazy people hardy guitar and his harmonica found and genial prizes his guns and playing both talented Hi liCC'I'lS6. g1'02qp,l , Junior Prom 35 Intramurals 3, 4g Book Store 3, 4. Dance Committeesg Senior Showg Sen- ior Prom. Leonard James Fernandes Center Street, Carver Poogie plans to be a mechanic Let's Went dislikes basket- ball fun-loving spends his spare time playing pool. James Martin Halunen Clifford Road, Plymouth Jamie hopes to go to forestry school or join the Air Force prizes his truck peeved by girls certain ones that is likes onion rings and hockey what a combina- tion!.' found drinking . . . coke! Senior Show 4. Wayne Allen Heath 13 Mayflower Street, Plymouth Any pieces of 0bsenity plans to become a professional truck driver after the Service . . . prizes his driver's license . . . dislikes unfriendly girls . . . likes spaghetti black found H Daniel McNeill Halfway Pond, Plymouth Grant I.. . quiet .. . visiting Louisa dislikes slow drivers friendly prizes his car trade school in the future . .. Good Luck!! chasing girls! Run, boy, Run! Track. L Q X f X 1 J Z- wJf'A -tiff IO3 -H11-f,,,. - .f e f -' . .--,f ,JZ -ff . P L -aff:--'gizff IN MEMORIAM It is not growing like a tree In bulk, doth make at man better beg Or standing long an oak, three hundred a year, To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and sereq a lily of the day is fairer far in May. Although it fall and die that night- It was the plant and flower of light, In small proportions we just beauty seep And in short measures life may perfect be. -Ben Jonson 4 Sheila Mae Costa May 3, 1947 -November 22, 1964 EW! W1 1 . ,, B+. A if f rg' ,,.. ,Q Sa A J F +.x,g,,,,i.., ,..,p.,5, . ,Q -Ng .Qc 3-ff H M .. A .. , ,A, f.,, . i?. :f2', A. .f2,fk ::. P -,i. .rv - 5 - -MQQ if mb - L' Y jfil A TN k t L +5 l Cited For Outstanding Achievement 4 I 1 i National Merit Letters of Commendation. l-r: C. Wirzburger, S. Stewart, J. Leonardi, S. Crocker, K. Dunlap, R. Costa, T. Pease, C. Caramello, B. Meyer. Girls' and Boys' State Representatives. l-r: Sheldon Keller, Charles Caramello, Patti Feri- oli, Robert Silva. AWARDS 'Wav lortheastern Sciences Classes Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow United Nations Delegate Gregory Hall Susan Crocker Mary M0T1t3UaY'i IO6 I l I 1 Us , ,,, .c.,,.w-a-a..., .. . D.A.R. Best Girl Citizen 'Y Barbara Buckley Globe Scholastic Art Award Keith Dunlap Student Government Day Representative Voice of Democracy Essay Jewish War Veterns Tommy Fugazzi Charles Caramello Brotherhood Award Sheldon Keller IO7 SE IOR MMM 5 UP 9 66 W1 l. 44? I ,- -5 'J'- ' U-in Q. 109 5, A is I X. , 4-'Jr i E IOR PERLATIV S Most Likely to Succeed ' Linda Perry, Sheldon Keller Jn-1-'six X I. f f xxi . 5 , .' 2 Wh- l- I 391 2 'fn Shyest Peter Tinti, Gladys LoVerde Most Talented John Harris, Joyce Rasmussen A17 H339 15?-X pd Q , W 111 Friendliest Jean Cotti, Rusty Eufrazio Q-as-,Ag ,V k A ,, IWJMM . 137 , ,f-'WW K 4, 1 M, Done Most For PCHS ..,.WWM-V, , M , f -ru . --fr ' -11 ww. j'3'5':!? ,iz - ff Barbara Buckley, Chuck Caramello Class Wits Maureen Furtado, Dicky Joe Gomes SENIOR SUPERLATIVES . B Nl t 3. , I 3 5,5 .. Q2 A ,i Q- . HV, D nga ff ' mm , . 5 'svafif 11 M V Ki C9 wmmuemnx G' 'Stix NT Q Ago 1- M Best Looking Janice Stern, Bob Wild H1 hway Menaces g Splmt Brewster Carol Tavares 3 as A-f E ,jj In Q . 4 W Q' - , -f L Qsvgrfw 3 B J www ,X Q53 g Agfa X E Class Sweethearts Jack Balonis, Ann Wainio Best Dressed Carol Brigida, Chuck Caramello Best Dancers Daphne Lopes, Dana Andrews Personality Plus Jean Cotti, Bob Silva Best All Around Carol Brigida, Bob Silva Most Talkative Charlotte Jesse, Barry Roberts ll4 SENIOR PERL TIVES Y Most Athletic Daphne Lopes, Allan Young 59,5 e X ll ef Q 1 ,gfqljr'- Q1 al.- 5 ' ll Class Flirts Bonnie Wood, Melvyn Carreira ' 115 'fn-ww: V - ,fra-'. :,4 f- Af - Pbmouih-Carver i ' Wwfiwff uniors I 2 Junior Class Officers Mr. William Dillon, Adviser, T. Bastoni, President, R. St. George Vice-President, W. Gomes, Sec-retaryg J. Furtado, Treasure!- Mr. Kenneth Taylor, Adviser. , svnivii 1 h N j if .- 7, . ---, ,. , IQ I J-nl Gypsy gal, you've got me falling . . ' Bob Dylan Sheldon A Go-Go The Barbershop Quartet 1 18 ff? xl 1-r-af45,k ugh'- ,gl , r wh 2 Ma 1 '- My group had 419 fewer cavi ties. GYM N, I feeeeeel good! 119 63.5 - 1 Well'? That's what I'm doing! Plymouth-Ca11ver's Poet Laureate ' I , I I xxQ.,413' il.: 99,91 Sfei ' Sophomore Class Officers Mr. .lohn Penny, Adviserg J. Brigida, Secretaryg C. Gray, Presidentg P. Ferro, Vice-Presidentg S. Bren- ner, Treasurerg Mr. Ronald Gomes, Adviser. Wmoulh- lm Carver Sophomores ,lf N. sy 1 .Eli 5253 J ., Hello Sea-cow? This is rabbit. uf 3?- l The Dynamic Duo 122 Sigh, only two more changes! C6 77 Bruce Bradley at the A.F.S. Dance ff X! Hey Dana! Don't you think that's funny? Good morning, good morning-the best to you each morning! fix '-x f. xxN ...-4r- X A . - V I , 4 27 U to U gi Q I yr. AV.-,rue ,,.,,A,,', ,x 'I '. - ,' . 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U ,, W .v-warm, ,, 'LF' ' ..-41 PILGRIM STAFF Barbara Buckley, Charles Car- amello, Editors-in-Chiefg Miss Anita Drisko, Adsiver. A school yearbook serves a twofold purpose: to provide a permanent account of the years activitiesg and to give thelstudents the opportunity to start with an abstract idea, develop it, and formulate a finished prod- uct . . . a literary piece - a permanent ledger - a yearbook. 2l.l'AQ,-: -'v' Pilgrim Editors: Seated l-r: M. Montanarig C. Caramello, Saveryg S. Stewartg L. Cappanari, A. Engstromg J. Harris Editor-in-Chiefg B. Buckley, Editor-in-Chiefg J. Furtadog G. Absent: S. Crocker. Ericksong J. Lane. Standing l-r: E. Fryeg W. Driesg M. l3O SENIOR STATISTICS Seated: D. Houstong C. Thompsong J. Lane, co-editorg J. J. Scagliarinig W. Diazg D. Guarldi. Absent: S. Crocker, co Sterng C. Olieverag J. Strassel. Standing: J. Balonisg A. editor. Wainiog C. Wirtzburgerg L. Triplettg J. Leonardig P. Pascoeg BUSINESS Seated: P. Rettigg J. Walkerg D. Wattsg J. Furtado, managerg G. Erickson, managerg C. Sterng P. Ferris' D. Shurtleff' C. Vol a. , , 'G Standing: D. Schwamg S. Sawyer S. Shermang N. Ohmeg P. Russell J. Cottig E. Dunlapg H. Prussi mang S. Keller. m , A 2 7 ' . '29 , . ' ,Q V f. L,-' , 3 '.. - ' 'I ', A r A N 1.7 5 -r., J , . - ' 'N s-V. 1' ,Q ,,., . 'rq 'xx SSN I LITERARY Sitting: J. Wagerg D. Schurtleffg M. Mon- tanari, editorp L. Washburn. Standing: D Brittong B. Whipple. CO-CURRICULUM STAFF Co-Curriculumg Seated l-r: P. Tavernelli, D. Houstong L. Cappanari, editorg L. Hash- eyg D. Sheag D. Davis. Standing l-r: S. Vac chinog J. Pachecog P. Niemig G. Cappannari R. Bradleyg N. Pedrinig J. Pachecog A. Bongiovanni. ART STAFF Pilgrim Art Staffg Seated l-r: S. Smithg M. Furtadog Gellarg S. Stewart, co-editorg A. Crocker. Standing l-r: C. editor. PILGRIM TYPING STAFF Typingg M. Ledog V. Tassinarig T. Vierag J. Petitg S. Kendallg G. Bumpusg D. Hallg P. Reposa. Maccaferrig J. Butterfieldg J. Harris, co- 'af- . , gy vw MfW5,f.L.. W-et., -1 M-:nl ' '.MvB WORKER PILGRIM CURRICULUM C. Besseg P. Feriolig M. Savery, editorg J. Walkerg D. Wattsg P. Ferris. PILGRIM SECRETARIES O, Come All Ye Faithful N. Randallg M. Lynng J. Butterfieldg E. Fry, chairmang D. Edwardsg K Postg M. Bagnall. BOYS' SPORTS Seated: S. Minskyg W. Stearnsg W. Dries, editorg A. Coppellag J Whitingg D. McLean. Standing W. Diazg R. Fryg P. Tuttleg D. Tavaresg R. Carlisle. GIRLS' SPORTS Seated: D. Lopesg A. Engstrom editorg D. Houstong D. Schwam Standing: W. Gomesg C. Cobb L. Arnold. in-an a Clarion, 1st row l-r: S. Mehargg S. Bloomg C. Seaverg L Silva, B. Whippleg D. Britton, editors, L. Washburng C Bramhallg G. Bumpusg C. Bongiovannig D. Bakerg J. Wager R. Sandg P. Pascoeg D. Schwamg A. Bongiovannig D. Hall . 3rd row: W. Franksg L. Arnoldg D. Davisg L. Cappannari . S. Vacchinog C. Kuhng S. Brenner, P. Reposa. 4th row: R . Johnsong W. Diazg C. Cappannarig R. Bradley, J. Alvesg R 2nd row: J. Butterfield, V. Tassinnarig J. Petitg H. Gibbsg The Clarion was established to let the students know what is going on in the school and promote enthusiasm about CL the school. Among the features of the Clarion are, Mr Demeo Speaks, where Mr. Demeo voices his opinion about different school mattersg Letters to the Editor, where stu dents give their opinion, and sport features. The Lit is now in its third consecutive year at Plymouth- Carver. The contributions represented in the magazine are from all levels of the student body with occasional contribu- AG tions from outside sources and from teachers. 1 if ' .3 L3 V14 1 P . 2. .,f ' A Lit Magazineg Seated: C. Wirtz burgerg W. Franksg J. Wagerg D Britton, A. Engstromg G. Erick son. Standing: W. Diazg A. Bon giovannig D. Cappellag R. Silvag D Schwamg G. La Verdeg L. Cappan nari. ,il 3 G ff FRENCH CLUB First row: D. Davisg E. Davisg C. Olivierag M. Jakog A. Engstromg Miss Iris Albertini, advisory M. Morseg G. Cappannarig S. Baberig P. Bastoni. Second row: D. Houstong S. Mehargg L. Cadoseg J. Cottig P. Maccaferig C. Reardong S. Stevvartg P. Tavernellig C. Bouchardg R. Desalvitore. Third row: P. Feriolig J. Walkerg E. Rilesg D. Tineng G. Stewart J. Whitingg R. Freyermuthg R. Bradleyg P. Niemig C Pachecog A. Crocker. Fourth row: S. Kellerg C. Bramhall S. Bloomg L. Hammerg K. Griffeng J. Leonardig P. Pascoeg M Golsomg C. Cappannarig J. Taorminna. FRENCH A D LATIN CLUBS The French Club, advised by Miss Albertini, is comprised of all French students in Plymouth-Can ver. Through slides, movies, and records, the stu- dent is given an insight into the French culture and people. The Latin Club is an organization dedicated to the study of the Latin language. All Latin students are considered members and elective positions are modeled after those of ancient Rome. Members, at- tired in Roman togas, attend the Junior Classical League Convention each year. . ' W W 'U-7 at S .4 LATIN CLUB First row: E Minsky J. Pachecog A. Bongiovannig J. Leon- ardig P. Pascoeg D. Shurtleffg J. Laneg L. Perryg D. Guar- aldig J. Strasselg E. Brigidag D. Cerusuolo. Second row: S. Brennag C. Gatelyg D. Therbag S. Dunhamg G. Stewartg.J. Ferrog N. Eklandg W. Baglyg S. Mehargg C. Kuhng E. Davis, C. Bouchardg T. Faunce. Third row: L. Arnaldg S. Radcliffe: R. Bradleyg P. Niemig C. Besseg C. Ferriolig H. Gibbs: C. Bramhallg S. Bloom. Fourth row: D. Davis: L. Petroffg C. Gatelyg L. Cappannarig G. Lavcrdeg J. Wager: W. Roujeaug D. Griswoldg J. Whitingg D. Daley S. Tinen. AN'S COUNCIL Seated: M. Montanarig A. Cap- pella, Chairman, D. Guaraldi, Sec- retaryg Mr. Cingolani, advisorg J. Walker, Asst. Chairman, V. Hath- away, L. Erickson. Standing: E. Brigidag R. Costa, S. Minskig G. Lawranceg W. Franksg D. Kram- merg R. Disalvatoreg N. Pedrini D. Wattsg D. Yavaresg N. Eklandi S. Kendall, E. Riles. Seated: S. Brewster, V. Driesg Mrs. Urann, advisor, N. Silva, D. Lopes, W. Gomes Standing: L. Washburng L. Heathg B. Buckley, Presidentg L. Blake, M. Pedrog D Pina, S. Freyermuth. The Dean's Council Advisory Board is representative of all the Plymouth-Carver girls. Its main purpose is to sponsor talent shows, serve as Big Sisters to underclassmen, and formulate policies for general consideration. The Council hopes to increase the cultural and social activities of Plymouth-Carver High School. LE DER CORP It is the duty of the Leader Corps, advised by Mr. Cingolani, to represent the ideal of leadership throughout the school. Mem- bers serve as ushers for various school programs, maintain the in- formation booth, and patrol the corridors. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Clubg First row l-r: Mr. Philiberto Lopez, advisorg D. Alvesg M. Lynng N. Kelleyg C. Sternsg E. Marting D. Krammerg D. Stearnsg J. Clarkg R. Carlisleg Mrs. Anita Franks, advisor. Second row l-r: M. Barrosg S. Shermang C. Haighg S. Dono- Vang C. Grayg R. Tracyg S. Pimentalg S. Minskyg D. Cappellag W. Dries. Third row l-r. R. Silvag E. Ericksong M. Saveryg K. Karkling R. Costag J. Sternag C. Voltag J. Fur- tadog J. Medeirosg P. Antig D. McLean. Newly formed this year, the Spanish and German Clubs give interested students a chance to become better acquainted with the language and the customs of either the Spanish speaking countries or of Germany. Through lectures, slides, movies, and extra laboratory practice, the advisors are able to accomplish their goals. GERMAN BOOK TORE The Bookstore makes available to all stu- dents the required reading material for the entire school year and offers many other books not on the required lists. Bookstoreg First row l-r: D. Guaraldig N. Pedrini D. Wattsg V. Hathawayg J. Walkerg M. Jayko Second row l-r: S. Parkerg J. Whitingg D. Griswaldg F D. Haley B. Munch. Absent: J. Balonisg N. DeCost. ' CLUB German Clubg First row l-r: Mrs. Marcelonis, advisorg L. Koblantzg R. Costag C. Besseg A. Bumpusg R. Disalvatoreg D. Wattsg T. Pease. Second row l-r: B. Meyer, C. Silvag D. Griswaldg D. Haley B. Silvag D. Schwomg K. Feriolig N. Ekland. l37 AMERICAN FIELD ERVICE CLUB Walk together, talk together all ye peoples of the earthg Then and only then shall ye have peace. The American Field Service seeks to further Ameri- can understanding of life abroad and to familiarize foreign students with the American Way of life. A.F.S. money raising activities include a food sale and dance. The money will be used to bring two exchange stu- dents to Plymouth-Carver next year and to send one of our students abroad the following year. In the spring, at an assembly for the entire student body, a group of foreign students from neighboring high schools will tell us of their experiences in America and of theirlown native customs. Advisor: Miss Patricia Palmerg President, Susan Crocker Secietary Carmen Brews terg Treasurer, Cynthia Besseg Student Representative Robert Silva Homes Coordina tor, Susan Sherrnang Americans Abroad Coordinator Deborah Showm 138 The Diary of Anne Frankv After months of rehearsing, the Drama Club presented The Diary of Anne Frank. Under the capable direction of Miss Janet Draghetti, the play proved to be a great success. THE CAST Deborah Torrence ............... Anne Frank James Burns ...... . . . Peter Van Daan Robert Tracy .... ...... M r. Kraler Peggy Bastoni . . . .... Mrs. Van Daan Carole Gellar . . . . . . Margot Frank Syrel Sherman . . . .......... Miep Paul Williams .... ...... D ussel John Pacheco . . .. . Mr. Frank Jane Leonardi .... ...... M rs. Frank Robert Bradley . . . . . . Mr. Van Daan Let me see . . . Well, look at that! 139 Remember, Mr. So-and-So member I'm a lady. A Quick Glance at the Lines His name is Dussel . . . Jan Dusself' Ig. The Drama Club Presents. 265.4 .4 . The Drama Club's purpose is to promote the art of the theatre through active participation by its mem- bers. Advised by Miss Janet Draghetti, the club has put on both one-act and longer plays. Curtain calls: C. Cappannarig L. Ruprechtg S. Armstrongg G. Courtneyg D. Houstong J. Burns. Drama Club First row l-r: V. Hathawayg P. Neimig Miss Janet Draghetti, advisory C. Pachecog D. Houstong N. Silvag D. Pachecog D. Pachecog D. Alvesg J. Burnsg Second row I-r: J. Butterfieldg L. Cappannarig R. Bradleyg G. Cappannarig A. Ericksong J. Carterg B. Tracyg P. Williamsg S. Armstrongg Third row I-r: M. Furtadog M. Jaykog W. Franksg C. Burnsg L. Ruprechtg D. Torrenceg P. Bastonig L. Triplettg Fourth row I-r: C. Hallg M. Perreaultg N. LeVamgieg N. McConnellg P. Feriolig S. Stewartg J. Strasselg J. Walkerg D. Wattsg Fifth row: C. Thompsong J. Spinag G. Cabralg G. Lo- Verdeg P. Tavernellig C. Gellerg D. Showmg C. Cappannari. Stage Crew: C. Hallg S. Dunhamg J Diazg P. Williams. 140 C53 , MABRIAEE feb FHUPU A Oh I've got palpitations of the heart! Two One-A ct Plays 1. 'N . r I F . ' 5 5 X M ,V- Linda and Skip aid an enemy soldier. Beauty and the beast. 141 Andfl One. .Andfl Two. . . Andfl Q53 BAND Mrs. Rosemary Way, Director if-M211 Mr. John Pacheco, Director ORCHESTRA The Band, Orchestra, and Chorus of Plymouth-Carver High School af- fords interested students the oppor- tunity to develop skills in music. Be- cause these activities are available to all students, their success has been evident. This year the three activi- ties have demonstrated s u c c e s s through the Christmas concert, as- sembly programs and numerous foot- ball game appearances. Mr. John Ellis, Director PCRTS CLUB Boys' Varsity Clubg First row l-r: J. Murphyg D. Ceru- suolog R. Gallagherg M. Babinig P. Antig Mr. Mario Romano, advisorg S. Pimentalg C. Caramellog N. De- Costg J. Clark, D. Andrews. Second row l-r: D. Tav- aresg D. Silviag R. St. Goergeg D. McLean, J. Botelhog W. Curtisg W. Pintog G. Buttersg S Radcliffg W. 35631. ... Cline, W. Cristanig W. Beal, V. Sadowskyg T. Mayg J. Chadwickg D. Laneg R. Ferrari, W. Diazg M. Caton- R. Fryg R. Wild. Fourth row l-r: E. Krokowskig J. Mei deirosg A. Youngg M. Perryg R. Jansong K. Medeirosg D. Furtadog R. Boyntong D. Griswoldg R. Prattg N. Bissett. Stearnsg R. Carlisleg S. Minsky. Third row l-r: S. The object of the Boys' Varsity and the Girls' Sports Club is to promote Z 5 xv' better school spirit and good sportsmanship. It honors those students who lx 3 have achieved this goal. Membership in the Varsity Club is confined to ' those boys who have earned their letters in football, basketball, cross- country or track. The Girls' Sports Club is composed of this year's field hockey and basketball teams, and the cheerleaders, and last year's soft-- ball and tennis teams. ' e Girls' Sports Clubg First row l-r: P. Aguiarg S. Clarkg C. Silviag D. Parker, C. Thompsong P. Pimentalg Miss Judith Wild, advisory Miss Nancy MacDuffee, advisorg B. Wood, D. Lopesg D. Fernandes, W. Gomesg B. Fernandes. Second row l-r: K. Bubbinsg K. Browningg V. Fernandesg M. James, I. Pinag V. Hathawayg D. Ruprectg C. Rettigg D. Silgadog L. Roseg L. Axfordg L. Stevens, L. Koblantzg C. Besse. Third row l-r: D. McDogleg S. Brewsterg M. Pina, D. Houston, B. Fratusg L. Heathg C. Olivierag M. Furtado, C. Pruss- mang J. Plantg J. Cottig B. Guerrag N. Kelley: C. Pederzani Fourth row l-r: S. Hendersong C. Lodig C. Pinag N. Darschg S. Robertsong T. Mehargg M. Medeirosg E. Wood, P. Ron- caratig J. Edwardsg S. Ryan, S. Edwards, S. Mehargg C. Bramhall. 44 l l : ' 1 Participating, Serving. . . Clubs 'FTP GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY MATH CLUB Math Clubg First row l-r: Mr. Bakeeff, advisorg S. Whitmang K. Griffithg V. Driesg C. Gatelyg C. Gatelyg E. Minsky. Second row l-r: M. Montanarig C. Cappannarig S. Shermang J. Strasselg E. Brigidag S. Kellerg S. Williamsg T. Pease. Third row l-r: B. Meyersg H. Prussmang D. Griswaldg D. Haleg J. Whitingg J. Clarkg R. Silvag J. Lane. Geological Societyg First row l-r: S. Donovang M. Perraultg Mr. Ron- ald Gomes, advisorg F. Richardsg L. Axfordg B. Davidsong J. Lane. Second row l-r: R. Browng B. Meyerg S. Dunhamg C. Bouchardg B. Bagleyg B. Curtisg C. Cappan- narl. r I Q l I The Geological Society, advised by Mr. Ronald Gomes, is a select group of students elected by the members themselves. Vlany field trips are taken to Maine and New Hampshire to acquaint the students with the various land and rock forma- tions. The Math Club, under the direction of Mr. Alexis Bakeef, E seeks to further the student's knowledge of computer machin- ery. The objective of this year's club is to study computer pro- E gramming techniques and prepare an elementary computer pro- , gram Which will be submitted to a computer at a Boston college this spring. . I I l l l .4 144 l l l l Provide Outlets For Varied Interests DEBATE CLUB First row, 1-r: Miss Janet Draghetti, ad- visory L. Petroffg F. Hartg B. Binderg D. Therberg B. Whippleg Miss Sally Day, ad- visorg Second row, l-r: J. Burnsg M. Per- raultg M. Couterg D. Houstong R. Magurag A. Crockerg S. Radclife. BOOKS Him: S.. tmtttrfl I my am ti L. ll LIBRARY, L B, AN OFFICE ASSISTA T Library Assistants: Left to right: A. Engstromg L. Perryg L. Cappannarig R. Disalvatoreg D. Houstong V. Hathawayg C. Carafolig D. Edwardsg B. Costag G. Ericksong B. Browng P. Davisg M. DeCostg R. Browng J. Alves. Lab Assistants Left to right: P. Maccaferig S. Dunhamg S. Fortinig W. Franksg P. Moring C. Hallg K. Littlefield. Office Assistants Seated, l-r: J. Bumpusg M. Ledog V. Caramsalisisg E. Nitz geng D. Guaraldi. Future Nurses Future Nurses Clubg Mrs. Ruth Volta, advisory Deborah Shurtlett, president. Dedicated to the nurse and Her devoted service to Human welfare . . . The Future Nurses Club gives all interested girls an insight into the medical profession by visiting hospitals and hearing lectures. Each girl is given the opportunity to serve as a hospital volunteer. Newly formed this year, the Future Teachers Club acquaints all interested students with the teaching profession. By means of lectures and per- tinent information concerning this field, young stu- dents are encouraged to undertake this rewarding Vocation. . And Teachers . . . and to the teacher and his Endeavors in molding human character I Future Teachers Clubg Mrs. Jean Patenaude, advisor. I46 AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF Audio-Visual Aidesg Mr. Louis Cappannari, advisorg Charles Cappannarig Benjamin Brewster. Activigf Round-up Cashiersg l-r: P. Rettigg C. Barrosg M. Bagnellg B. Woodg G LaVerdeg C. Thompsong S. Smithg K. Littlefieldg J. Courtney D. Edwardsg S. Wrightg S. Lewis. Typistsg First row l-r: Mrs. Martinelli, advisorg C. Jesseg G. Erickson. Second row l-r: C. Alvesg T. LeVangieg L. Silva. I47 Department Sec-retariesg First row l-r: Miss Beatrice Arthur, advisor: D. Bakery L. Mirandag P. Triboug L. Maki. Second row l-r: C. Coitg M. Ledog S. Zinnanig J. Bumpus. Third row l-r: V. Tassinarig D Hallg P. Rapozag J. Petit. TALENT SHOW-MARCH ll, 1966 The cast thanks Mrs. Urann. N Connie and Diane get ready to perform. P-C Au go go ...... Alfred, Allan, Mike, The Four Freshmen I no can marry both of 'dem, so, what I gonna do? ? Willy and Splint. 148 I Mr, Rathkamp and paul provide fine folk Bourbon cake and whipped cream pies .... entertainment. School days, school days N O! ! ! 1 ,Q Nr 5 or 'A in ' , ip- 'Y ,wwf Y L '--n3nm..., ' LGA .E O: ' x . 1 I. f, Wendy and Christine team up for more Boys don't make Passes at girls who wear folk music. glasses . . sigh . . 149 SENIOR PROM '66 Happiness is . . . The Captain's Table Saturday, January Plymouth. Dinner dancing until mid- to be held outside the school and proved to be a great success. The Senior Prom was held on 29, 1966 at the White Cliffs of was served at eight followed by night. The Prom was the first Bob Silva, Presidentg Rose Costag Richard Gallagher, Vice-president Carolyn Volta, Dave Cappella, Treasurer, Anne Engstromg Eddie Good- wing Carol Brigida, Secretary. R Dancing after dinner l SO The White CIW? s 151 :S-. x 'A N fx.. Bev pauses to talk to Geri. Theresa and John enjoy an after-dinner dance. Time to say hello to a friend. Q -... ' f K , X,,,,? A-..x'l.' I HS Money, which represents the prose of life, and which is hardly spoken of in parlors without an apology, is, in its effects and laws, as beautiful as roses. Ralph Waldo Emerson H803-18829 4 ng., ' We ,- , 6' ,. .'. nhl' . ' ' ' P.f-, xa- lva V QS, M ,if ,gi :Af . 1 Q M il' U 5' Q7 a .wa- fQ.ff if , -mf 4 1 madik H, QVC ' f 153, QP ,.Q9 'f' ' af 'f'k k . a b .,, 53 I n 'K - -as . A v gg, .ii-. A L X 1 A-'S P sir, ifwi, . 5 4 Id' Congratulations to the Class of 1966 CRO 6 8 C t St Ply th PADOVANI REXALL I-ESI-lE'S PHARMACY 289 Court St. North Plymouth, Mass. THE OCKERS CO. Compliments 15 Main Street of Plymouth, Mass. 464 Crescent Brockton, Mass. JOH We offer a complete line of portable typewriters- FRUIT AND VEGETABLE Featuring Olivetti-Underwood Compliments of PINEWOOD WAY DEARN 81 McGARTH CAMPING AREA Paul SL Irene Williams South Carver, Mass. Congratulations to the S ' Cl Homes Gnoc. emfjom 87 SANDWICH ST. THE QLD CQLQNY PLYMOUTH, MASS. THEATRE 746-0541 Main St. Ext. Plymouth Tel. 746-0167 The ROGERS PRINT Producers of Preferred Printing ATTRKC f 20 Middle street Lafgid QiQ2,, T I 746 1234 h Mass 'II J e' - Plymout , . pb, I I . 7 Sf I 41ml e..' r .51 it YL .5 , LITHO-OFFSET SL LETTERPRESS Best Wishes JOSEPH H. BOUCHER Meats ' PLYMOUTH COUNTY Groceries I ELECTRIC COMPANY Novelties S0'MgQ1ger Tel. 746-9300 Ph UN' 6-3641 one lon Main Street Extension Plymouth '6Education is the Apprenticeship of Life FOR SCHOOL NEWS . . . that story of the Class Prom . stories of special school events . social items of your Classmates . . the weekly column of your school Press Club . . your school graduation . . your school athletics - baseball, football, field hockey, track, tennis . . . all with photos and action pictures READ THE OLD COLONY MEMORIAL -New England's Greatest Weekly Newspaper For 143 Years- Gblh Qlnlnng Zillvmnrial FOR QUALITY PRINTING - INQUIRE OF MEMORIAL PRESS WARNSMAN 8: FERIOLI INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurance and Real Estate 7 Main Street Telephone 746-3999 Plymouth, Mass. Tel. 746-0444 l '44 Au'ro Bom' SAMOSET STREET PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Body 81 Fender Work Glass Installation Specializing in Rebuilding Wrecks Aldo Fornaciari, Jr. JOHNSON'S TRUCKING and KALLIO'S PACKAGE STORE EXCAVATING South Carver South Carver, Mass. UN 6-3853 O E4 45 THE E. S. BURNS Congratulations to the Class of '66 RANCE AGENCY Realtors South Duxbury 45 Court Street Massachusetts Plymouth, Mass. KINGSTON OIL 8. GAS 02374 02300 Telephone Telephone 934-2422 746-1965 Joseph Balboni gl Sons 74623606 JU 5-4541 JU 5-2604 Main Office and Showroom Best Wishes to the Class of '66 , 0 from 62 Main Street - Klngston KINGSTON LUMBER Propane Plant C0 Pembroke St. CRoute 273 - Kingston 800 C TWIN MCTOR SA LES CORPORATION Plymouth Hardware, Inc HIGH GRADE CARS and Neri Plumbing Co Brockton, Mass. A. BUCKMAN, Prop. rescent St. fCor. Quincy St.J Sheet Metal Work and General Hardware 42-44 Court Street Telephone Brockton 583-937 9 1 l . Tel. 746-0265 JUHN E. Jlllllllllll C0. If it is 0 Builders' Hardware . Electrical Supplies 0 Sporting Goods g Garden Tools 0 Housewares Sz Appliances g Kitchen Planning usa JORDAN has it! Phone Pilgrim 6-2283 MARIO'S AUTO BODY PI 6-0300 Plymouth, Mass. Congratulations from ROGER'S SUPER MARKET Manomet Compliments of GELLAR'S SERVICE STATION State Road, Manomet CA 4-2427 Congratulations to the Class of '66 EMERSON'S STORE White Horse Beach Massachusetts We Telegraph Flowers Everywhere VALENTE BROS., FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS t FLORAL DESIGNS t PLANTS , Telephone 746-3131 297 Court Street Plymouth, Mass. CECCARELLI CLEANERS WE KEEP THE SPOTS 746-0941 Plymouth, Mass. COTTI- LAURENCE CO., INC. Heating and Air Conditioning Engineers and Contractors 730 Bridge Street North Weymouth 91, Mass. l SMITH'S 53 Main Street Plymouth, Mass. Best of Luck to the Seniors TASSY'S Summer Street Kingston, Mass. Tel. J U5-4509 MEL'S AUTO REPAIR Repairs on all make cars 109 Sandwich Street Plymouth E. T. Diozzi, Proprietor Esso Products Telephone PI 6--1547 WARD 81 BRADY Telephone JU 5-2222 KINGSTON BLOCK CO., INCORPORATED Complete Line of Masonry Supplies Cesspools Built and Pumped 72 Main Street Kingston, Mass. MASSASOIT VENDING SERVICE INC Automatic Cafeteria Systems Tel. 746-1713 Plymouth, Mass. MAuRo J. cANEvAzzl I AGWAY 'N C- PLYMOUTH INSURANCE I PLYMOUTH FEED 81 GARDEN AGENCY I CENTER Edward D. Borlatti, ' LARRY WARD Associate I 56 Sandwich St. Summer St. Plymouth Plymouth, Mass. ' Tel. 746-0970 MIDWAY SERVICE l CENTER Gas-Oib-Groceries Route 58 South Carver l I Congratulations to all graduates of Plymouth-Carver High School From Radio Station WPLM Good Luck to All of You -The Class of 1966 John Thomas Campbell owner, manager of WPLM 1390 on your AM dial 500 watts 911 mc. on your FM dial 50,000 watts 6 A.M. - Midnight Radio Voice of Plymouth, Cape Cod, and The Islands ma -l I JOHNSON 81 KNIGHT General Contractors Carver SL Wareham George Johnson Carver 866-4471 Solon Johnson Carver 866-4446 Henry Knight Wareham 295-9430 Compliments of CAPE COD Cranberry Co-Op., Inc. Compliments of DUNLAP'S OIL 81 GAS SHIRETOWN GLASS SERVICE 32 So. Park Ave. Pl th 38 Samoset Street ymou Plymouth SAMOSET Best Wishes from T V 81 RADIO, INC. T V-Radio-Stereo Sales-Service-Rentals METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 2 School St. 97 Samoset Street Plymouth PIyIT1OL1th, MaSS. 435 Main St' PI 6-2499 Hyannis L. W. SAWYER 8. SONS Compliments of CAPPANNARI BROS. 25 Water St. Plymouth, Mass. PLYMOUTH MEN'S SHOP SEARS FUEL CO. Let the Green Fleet Deliver Your Heat P16-17 00 BRADLEY Professional Pharmacy 22 Court St. - Plymouth 746-0358 Roy B. Bradley, Registered Pharmacist You Can Depend On Us, Your Doctor Does. LORING'S Established 1894 Watchmakers and Jewelers 29 Main St. Plymouth SAMOSET GARAGE, INC. Buick-Pontiac 40 Samoset St. Plymouth, Mass. FURNITURE.-GIFTS-BEDDING H EN RY'S FU RN ITU RE C0 48-50 Court Street, Plymouth, Mass Henry J. Busi - Edna A. Busi Ronald V. Busi DIAL 746-1118 V JIM'S 17 Main Street Best Wishes RESTAURANT PI 6-9838 JOHN ALDEN Compliments of WASHBURN'S d LAKESIDE GREENHOUSES SAMOSET Gift Shop Best Wishes RAYCURT ALUMINUM CENTER 39 Court St. 74 2976 C mpliments Of W. T. GRANT Plimoth Plaza Plymouth, Mass. Congratulations to the Graduates H . 'f l ,PRESS Congratulations to the Class of '66 PLYMOU'l'll FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Plymouth--Kingston-Duxbury-Marshfield Your Bank for School Savings Best of Luck to the Seniors From THE PURITAN CLDTHING CO. Modern Stores for Men 8: Boys Plymouth - Rockland and THE PURITAN CLEANING DEPT. Plymouth's Oldest and Fine-st Dry Cleaners Plymouth Tel. Pl 6-3720 l Louis M. Leconte P8QL COMPANY Loam-Sand-Gravel Load and Bulldozer Service Phone UN 6-4402 llll sg-Z7 X K ? nn7L77! ZA My EDAVILLE R. R. ou arver, Mass. , 0 R 1 d f Y t y I S thC 11 - Congratulations to the Class of 1966 MSZM SPURTING GO0DS CUMPANY Pllgrim 6-1915 35 Main Street H. R. Bailey Co. Bud's Jenny Station Pioneer Food Store Stein's Furniture Zanello Furniture F. J. Gilbert 8a Sons Currier Restaurant Lou's Delicatessen Kingston Sunoco Service Station Knife's Grocery Middle Street Barber Shop Buck's Linoleum 8L Tile Merritt's Service Station Green Thumb CroWell's Delano 8a Keith Mr. Sz Mrs. Carl W. Johnson Grassi 8a Maki The Workers of Plymouth Nursing Home Perry's Market SPDNSDRS Victoria's Market Plymouth Glass Co. Judi's Maple Crest Nursing Towne Shoe Service Canevazzi's Market The Charm Shop Benea Block Co. Benotti's Market Alves' Shoe Store Home Maccaferri Shoe Store Louis' Barber Shop Cape Travel Agency H. A Bradford 8z ons, Inc . S Barbeiri's Grocery tore S Happy Hollow Motel Frank H. Cola North Plymouth Liquor Mart Crane Brook Co. Cooper Drug Store Q' Mando's Furniture, I Klarky's Antiques Alfred's Hairstyling nc. Salon Compliments of HOBY'S INCUHPURATED Carver, Mass. Heating Oils-Gasoline-Diesel Fuels Phone 866-4545 Consultants Heating Engineers Compliments of PLYMDUTH LUMBER 00. Robins Road Plymouth, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Home Beauty Is Our Business SH ll H Nl A N FURNITURE CUMPANY, INC. 310 Court Street-Plymouth, Tel. 746-1440 ff: -,-V-513 sf- , ?ffJ5'u --' ' iq. ,R VO'-TA Service You Can Trust On- C0- rExAco PRODUCTS VULTA 0lL CUNIPANY f ' Q Borneo GAS l l -7 Sales and Service of Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Equipment Gas Appliances and Home Heating Samoset Street Tel. 746-1340 Plymouth, Mass. 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J student Council. yy N BF , J Q WW 1159924 1965'H766f,MM FRIENDS Mr. Kz Mrs. Albert Balboni Mr. 8a Mrs. Joseph Curriea Blue Blinds Gift Shop Mr. Sz Mrs. David Nye Mr. Sz Mrs. Walter Myatt Vickie's Delieatessan Hilltop Rest Home Mr. Sz Mrs. Leo J. Caron Plymouth Paint Sz Wallpaper O'Keefe's Hat Shoppe Mr. SL Mrs. Albino Perry Linda Perry Mr. KL Mrs. Ralph L. Lineton Mr. SL Mrs. Richard Rose Mr. Sz Mrs. Tuivo Erickson A Friend S.A.M. What's new for tomorrow is at SINGER today! S I N G E R 11 Main Street Plymouth BERNARD'S LADIES' APPAREL 1 Court St. Plymouth, Mass. Tel. 746-1635 SPUNSDRS Samuel Arons 85 Son Standish-Chevrolet, Inc. Cal' F011 Cut Rate Reliable Cleaners Dexter? Shoe Store Plymouth Sz Brockton St. Railway Anti's Mayflower Awning CO. Plymouth Rock Grocery Ted Vaughan Mr. Sz Mrs. George R. Courtney and Mr. Sz Mrs. Louis Bryant Carver, Mass. Pilgrim Drug BQIVS 511019 Gambini's Cl,I'I' 011, Congratulations from on ggi PHOTOGRAPHY PLYMQUTH BOWL-O-MAT 36 Cherry St. 746-2487 One Park Ave. 746-9825 MIDWAY MOTORS INC. Telephone 746-2400 111 Samoset Street Plymouth, Mass. Chrysler - Plymouth - Land Rover walk - Over Shoe Store With the Compliments Compliments of of the HEATHER SHOP FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 40 Court Street QF CARVER WILDES MOTOR CO., INC. Samoset St. PI 6-2900 Plymouth, Mass. PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS Victor V. Ragonetti, M.D. Dr. 8z Mrs. Samuel K. Stewart Hyman Duby, M.D. C. James Gormley, M.D. C. C. Agnew, M.D. Richard 0. Elliott, M.D. John Merrick, M.D. Avery - Dooley - Post - Avery Best Wishes to the Senior Class GINNY'S COFFEE SHOP MORE FRIENDS Mr. KL Mrs. Robert Shurtleff Mr. Sz Mrs. Walter Furtado f Y, NA-HU4, I' OUTI1 El 1874 if 'QOCKTO E , ij Q. Tl 6 : 5 Ta - E4 . 5 5 l I 1 fr i ei . -. 5 f - i 'ra 1 1 f- I A- : 3 2 ' l . ,. 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Mr. Robert Vantine, our representative from the Delmar Printing Com- pany, whose numerous suggestions proved invaluable. The Dicksons, our photographers, who did far more than expected to help us meet deadlines and preserve the year in pictures. Plimoth Plantation for its loan of several pictures and color trans- parencies. The administration and faculty for their patience and understanding when classes were interrupted for Pilgrim pictures. The Brockton Enterprise and the Old Colony Memorial for countless photographs. Jean Furtado and Glenya Erickson, our business managers, who began this year with a deficit and brought the Pilgrim to financial success. Mr. Edward Buckley for transporting materials to and from Westwood saving us valuable postage money. Ellie Fry and her secretaries for their invaluable aid around the Pil- grim office. Donna Baker, Gerry Bumpus, Linda Maki, Theresa Viera, and Margaret Ledo for their generous time and effort in the typing of the yearbook copy. 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