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

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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

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..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!

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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