Plymouth Carver High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)
- Class of 1967
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A I ? K m E , . 'N 1 .,.'- ' - , n I ' 3 , , , I X ' . ' S' 4 , . 4 . . 'x P : 1' P v.. 4 v. ' N' U? 1 f - . .s I . 1 1 I v 8 26 94 114 136 148 MOUTH CARVER HIGH SCHOOL o PLYMOUTH MASSACHUSETTS o VOLUME XLVII reflections An awareness of our world, that's what we have. a knowledge of people . . . ideas . . . of the love and hate that we see around us. a phantasmagoria of meaningful words that astound us with their ominous message, or that spur us to stand up and cheer or jeer. The VietNam war . . . the senseless killing of innocent villagers and eight student nurses slaughtered IN COLD BLOOD. President Lyndon B. Johnson, in a press conference today . . . the Draft . . . the Draft Card burners, the ideals for which they stand . . . and fall, or do they fall? Oh say can you see . . . the glories of America? the War on Poverty, and the Peace Corps, CARE and Vista. Civil Rights . . . black power . . . HBURN, BABY, BURN! Watts, Chicago, Cicero. conscientious leaders, intelligent deliberations. ,fm ,fm U Y GW ff, 47? '- - ff' ef ef if Q a, , g g V ' g Q Y , if ff- ,rx 1 ,, XXYX KXXN X- , zfi x, Av .. -. ,Xu 4- fu-'49 -' X - xnxx ,U it 95,1 484 45 ' ' L le, will Lp , . .4 X f,,f 4h ,ve-ffl f sf p gy? IEP ! I v i, -X, AE - ff 1, ,mf X, ef Q ff ,- Q, , ' QQVZQ ,fffl ' ul A :fx X V! t ' XX fig Q is mxilgs , fl ,ff V 1 J folk . , Q. J il '4 J' mmlmlmvnmwllw ,A ,A X X W 'nm .Mmm ,ill hi , 'V' li K'-A ' l 'i 3 .343 T if -,.- 1 9, ' 2 t E7 a -Mfiil f 4 - .,,. U the splinter factions, the superabundance of leaders and the militant followers. The testing of rights, the shocking denials. ' HATE which still exists, which will never die. by the dawn s early light Light . . . Let there be light. the joys and hardships of learning the successes and defeats The spokesmen of the world of the young, each of us a spokesman, or at least a commentator . . the new ballads, the new heroes, the new morals, the new young. We are the pilgrims, searching for a belief all our own, journeying through life, experiencing . . . that's the word. SEX and our society, our sexually oriented society, how does this fit in with our codes, what are our reactions? The eternal questions, how do I know that I'm really here? it's God thatls worrying me . . . S'il n'existait pas, il faudrait l'inventer. 5 The books that we read, controversy over THE CATCHER IN THE RYE, DOCTOR ZHIVAGO, also the existentialists, 1 r for some, answers, 1,1 for some, questions. Tj Discoveries, 7 the beauty of the world, art and music and self-expression . .. 5? 9: the soul comes alive, 2 l and is for one brief moment A imparted to another. ad if Others . . . N ' fv man's inhumanity to man, N S., both the physical and mental brutality, Y. is part of what we see. l good and evil in equal shares . . . no man is all good or all bad, we can't paint it black and white, ,,,,, I. W 4 because there are colors involved 'fix . . . vivid colors! !WAWMW f WXWXW ,X ' H' M f f ill O WW f , H K fffkfr I 7 c Qf A f W, If f I , 7 to r 1 5'- ,ff VI fl : vf ff! ,IM ,JWI K f -1' 4 Q W Of' i it 7, 3 WA! I I U ll ,-9?7 , 2 Growing, maturing, preparing to take our places, our chance to correct that which we deplore . . . but will we correct it? or will we follow old established routes? Ask not what your country . . . a voice from the past, significant in our future. May we create order from chaos, may we gain a meaningful . awareness of our world and our role in it . . . an honest evaluation of our neighbors, an honest evaluation of ourselves. Columbia, the gem of the ocean . . ??? g-- N7 X ix J Aw X if K V N i 1 X 1 in XT ,f f A M 5 f f 697 f fvfiw? f at rf if Wjffilh X ff Q ' wif 1 3 dl ly X, s V f- L-xx, 7 fr , ff! ' , ., f' I 1 V T5 4 X, 62 ,Af e - I , . , , , t A gg p Q X is , ,fl riff , 4 ,fy ,4 C 't , u X I ' K '- 1 X lf ' 1:4 f ff aefc f -K V2 X b y I 1- ix . . 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I V, A, X y , ' n 1 ,xx-'.. , V CJ, , , .'n f I . ' ,fi-ff.-2' 1 ,,,:.:' .- - ,-xv.. , 1 1 x - v 1 x fx-. K ,.,I- :,, ' ' -.,. rx ' rx 1 V h l A , jx - . , . 'la'-r'. I ll . X .1 , if ,, ' gi gl-xl H ' ff Wx ' ip -3- - '. ,4if,-:':.., 1, 4-. .ni U, . .fm J 1 1 ' . 5 x .' 5 1 H . I L '.l'9x ,-,3- l , .ll . M -H. 1' '.x: f' .'.,' '.-'IF' .,L.. ADMINISTRATION Upper E ehelon S els nlzghteneo' School Policy ff' bkw., ,WV my efnaif ., Vice Principal, Mr. Robert Holton with Principal, Mr. F. Edward Nicolas and Mr. William Gault, Jr. Mr. Wilbert Cingolani. - Mrs. Alice Uraim, Seated: Mrs. Jane Gellar, Mrs. Mary Gomes, Mr. William Gault, Mr. F. Edward Nicolas Dean of Girls Dr. Samuel Stewart, Chairman. standing: Mr. Erwin Washburn, Dr. George Wild Mr. Harry Doyle, Mr. David Cappannari n 'gwgg Q ff' Gm fig? H t ills if ? ,av RK' 'N heir' Q.-E, Mrs. Jean Patenaude Bridgewater State Boston University J' ENGLISH The English Department of Plymouth-Carver High School, through its programs of intensive, extensive, and summer reading, affords all students to become better acquainted with the world around them. Foreign, as Well as American literature is dealt With. Truly, an awareness of our world - its current strengths and weaknesses, is gained by all. TWO pCll fpl'0gl 6lWl SZFGSSES. .QN,c.i, 'KL aff af! 'A . f M' ,f J, 4 . ff he Q :Lf ' fggiia 235 p. ' H233 , M ip V ul J Win IEIIIIIII 4975 fr 'ggi L -3,6 Q3 I Mr. Bohus Benes Harvard University 1 . Mr. Robert Merrifield Lowell State University of Massachusetts 1 V -rm- s MQ. . W-.-. . - -- Miss Glenna Plaisted Mr. Allan Cohen Boston University University of Massachusetts Bridgewater Mr. Yoshiro Sanbonmatsu Swarthmore University of Bridgeport Bookstore Advisor ' T- STAGE Mr. William Dillon Bridgewater Clarion Advisor 1 x . .K E GLIH Mr. John Smith, Chairman Tufts Q Harvard Q5 Boston University Senior Class Advisor 75 ,G,,49 , Miss Sally Day University of Maine Debate Club Advisor -is xl Mr. Thomas Marino Millerville State Miss Janet Draghetti Hood Emerson Drama Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor I3 Mr. Joseph Auciello University of Massachusetts Lit Magazine written and oral . Commumcatzon FOREIGN LANGUAGE Broczdening the base 0 cultural understanding mm 17x KI' 'Iii' Miss Iris Albertmi, Chauman Radcliffe Middlebury Miss Patricia Comiskey Boston College Mr. Thomas Long Stonehill Bridgewater fv- 5 Mr. Andrew Dietlin Bridgewater Boston College Mrs. Lydia Marcelonis Valparaiso University 'Nl Q- , X 'T 0' 4--F ,--- -1 Q 1 I N : K rp. J' - 4 A x I l. f fliv. - A'eM '..-1f3'l sqm: f. X l A '. A 'Zi rf? Cf' Mrs. Martha Segarra Mrs. Gudrun Bartlett University of Montevideo Mount Holyoke University of Uraguay 14 SOCIAL STUDIES M-,-'ff' 'Sm Ns-.4 ii 3 -. rn za 'U 5' 'Q .- :I m 54 0 5' 5 m O 5 Z o '1 VP 5 CU EEE. FF 'DS' Em Q5 :S 2 0 '1 9 ff' 'c i 1 ,J A Ljl',QgW Adi. ,, 1 A ' ,jliy , 'N jx' JI, 551' y , ' . , 51 YY ,., 1 x Qi !,1.,5k. X at Shczrpemng our znszght into the world of today Miss Phyllis Boucher, Chairman Worcester State Clark University St F ,. .,,..,,MMN it .M , . .-www... IXUZ Mr. Kenneth Taylor Mrs. Doris Krensky University of Miami Boston University Bridgewater Bridgewater I5 SOCIAL ST DIES 'X A K. ml' , Mrs. Helen Bagnell Salem State Boston University gl e ,I 1 xt 1 A 1 gmxgx ,.. A ,l ,- . NM A k , I N 0' Present day problems illuminated by events ofthe past il- 'S' Mr. Joseph DeSisto Fordham University ffsdf f:e:i- ff f if ,105 g ? 19123 , -: f J 4 9 X h A-, -,ta-M 4- Boston College Mr. William Nagle Boston College Mr. Paul Baden Mr. Joseph Robinson Harvard University T.UftS .UHiV91'Si1QY Boston University University of Maine I6 Mr. Russell Randall Boston University Q'..'Q Q E c l i E 2 !Mr. Peter Fachetti North Adams State C. Bridgewater State College Northeastern University MATHEMATICS M eeting the demands 0 our technological age Mr. Alfred Hoppe University of the Hague -nv' Mr. Mario Romano Boston College Boston Graduate College JM! M r,,,w:5fZ?' , 1 Wi' , .:1l9.lf4'f-A ' Lliswglm . up . if-,ip .sq , A ,:I.,,::'zpU V- -42 .ggi -' Hi- 15.- '-g,f.FQ.sf 1. WW Jr , .. , V 4 f .. ., ,. ,-r,,.,4.V,,,,-s..,,, uh . W 4. V , sg. 1 1355, 'liz' , w 1 r 5. 14 , 3' X X .3 7531 J r -fm-if-'v' '-lg ' my : YM f' '-. 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Mr. Patrick Berry Mr. Maurice Sevigny College of Practical Art Massachusetts College of Art Massachusetts Colle e of Art . . and music ART , 1 ,J l A-,vi MUSIC walk Mr. Douglas Truran Boston University Mr. John Pacheco New England Conservatory of Music 2l Home EC., Remedzczl Readzng, Lzbmry, 2,1 'i , H- .4 sf 4,-. 4.414119-if 4r OV! Hain, 1 4 ,ff La if , 1, I fl 5 NX ,,., -,Q W? lik fi f x Miss Anita Drisko Farmington State University of Maine Pilgrim Advisor ,L 1-my Mrs. Bernice Haigh University of Maine Miss Audrey Zierblebel Boston State Simmons 22 Industrial A ris ,X .www rl' 1 5454? Mr. Alfred Johnson Mr. George DeCourcy C3mbl'id1-Z? Jl1I1i01' Cfillege Middle Tennessee State College Bridgewater Emerson ana' Special Education Mr. William Clark Fitchburg State Bridgewater 'N-. Mr. William Johnstone Fitchburg Bridgewater Harvard .2 . 4 . ' NL, vw: 612 I if if .V . L f13.,:,9,.5,- .f ' V Me. 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Mr. Harold Rogers, Chairman W 1 Boston University X E is A ,A wi' 4 Mr. Henry Cryer ' Panzer College ii - I I 1 'I i ai Miss Nancy MacDuffee University of Massachusetts Miss Judith Wild University of Carolina at Greensboro VHMN, ' ,,..,4-1-ll '4s-. ,.,. 31:1-v---. .---W Mrs. Dorothy Lopes Secretary Main Office f SW ww 71:1- STAFF ,WI- - Mrs. Doris Roncarati Main Office Secretary 5 W M .gf Sic' Mrs. Henrietta Prout Guidance Secretary 1 .0 f W2 Q. ' 0 ::,- .,,, I 5f::I:f'2 -2 W '.,:,, 2:11. . if 4 - ' 1 f::.,3f1:.:e Z f ,. ,fm-V. - we 45 ' 1 w e-QQ-Q: X i :ef-11 5 f . . . ' r, Af Miss Edith Testom W ,uf V ,, IBM Co-ordlnator 1. h - xQ5sj,..1.-V.. 4 Mrs. Marion Whiting Secretary Main Office Behzna' the scenes. 1 ,- 5511, 4 , M,.,.f.s Q .Q -I , ' . .. .. A xtwji K W' g 'N-ww 's J M Q ,f .2 21 ' 5 S-3 5 -' A . - Y , X 'f '- A'g'NQg - f K .-iii' N ' '5:.,! XX V . -i I' ki-- y - ' la, Mrs. Flora Ledo I '. Matron ' ' :Y -'QQ Mrs. Ruth Volta R -X , ' School Nurse 25 xx Mrs. Barbara Bartlett Dietician , 1 L,',,..4,-..m- .lf A V1 miglaiiwl- ,....,.... I ,. ' 1, X, ,.:' lr. 1 A ,a . 1- . ,sl X Av ow . Aj! X . M: - V Ml... A . , V . - x :HH , ,. ,, ' W ' . 74 Ji. V - 'V ,I fm ' .,, . V , . - . . , V -1.13. Q- , fy ' ,fy ' M -,iw , In UM, ,Y ,J . 'l ' , Ww w 1. , - 'fwwfflii 1 . I.,m f2'A-s .- - .1511 -W ' . . W . A'4'5 - . V , ,,1l..5.jyA , . - I 5 vjivw . .., ,.. . f , . b ' v FPQJ' - , fe, b ,. 1 f I, I , ' ' ,934 3 .'. . J ' 5 - . K Y A 'QUE fx. Carmen Frances Xavier Lopes 9 Oak Street, Plymouth President Poised Carmen is bound for eol- lege and life as a social worker feminine LOVES being ll girl You'll get over it. ' is her reply to loud people and N. M. stylish prizes her gold charm bracelet and J.P. lmnim, who u'ouldn'tH Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom 3, 43 S. A. S. 1, 43 Youth Citizenship Conference Representative 33 Spanish Club 33 Future Nurses Club 33 Drama Club 1, 23 A.F.S. 2, 33 Dean's Council 1, 23 Secretary of Dean's Council 23 Talent Show 33 Yearbook 43 Class Pres- ident 1, 43 Pep Squad 1, 23 Senior Show 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH Donald Stuart Kramer 15 Overlook Road, Plymouth Vice-President Don Want to go to college, huh? I'll say! Best Dressed oh' those uneoo erative to le . . . . . D. p p I p D ' ' casual happiness is zzzzzz ... sleeping ... polished ... prizes ... his Husky. Vice President 1, 4g Debate Club 13 Latin Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Talent Show 33 Leaders Corps 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3g Class Ring Committee 13 Prom Committees 3, 4. WSW dlirlv- 141373 ,',.,. V 'A ,. -v. . ',.f'. '+ f 'iff ,' In f X - . . ' '11 :flares-. .914 me ' ,siiwffryigy 43110 3 Aagippg.. .V I ffjrbv , .My 3,121 57 rn -'wiring' 5 , QI, lla , 5 ,X5f'.. ,L f' at in .. ,QQ-el,l..: - -Ng: - fy , , .sf .iw . , , , L . f 4 1 v , 4 .y , 57 :4 I' li' ' T-?lh'i fi ' if-I3 fax' :---3 I A , .m-1 1 - -, fi- f is . wi.. i,jQ,,,.n X Wendy Anne Gomes Plymouth Street, North Carver Secretary Wendy ener etic 'atm e . . . g . . . j ' physical Ed. Teacher talkative Take it light enthusiastic likes being with a certain someone .. . dislikes staying home weekends . .. prizes .. . her friendships. Class Secretary 3, 43 Dean's Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Dean's Council Co-President 43 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Softball 2, 43 Bowling Team 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls Sports Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching' Girls 2g Drama Club 13 Chairman, Class Flower Committee 43 Math Club li Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Pilgrim Sports Staff 2, 33 Proms 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 4g Senior Show Writing Committee 43 Typist Pool 43 Book Store Attendant 43 Girls Track Team 23 Spanish Club 23 Mrs. Urann's Personal Secretary 4. Joseph C. Furtado 37 Cherry Street, Plymouth Treasurer Joe amiable likes beach par- ties at Duxbury Beach and his license Drioer's that is loyal heard saying, I could care! trustieorthy though peered by teachers who ask: W'here's your pass? will graduate from college but not C.C.C. huh, Joe? Class Treasurer 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 43 Junior Prom 33 Honor Society 4. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 Anthony Almeida 27 Dias Road, Plymouth Fuzzy an Airforce Raclarmain jovial I don't feature this stuff! food happiness is get- ting paid without wo1'lcing smart. it ' ' ,yi Linda Marie Alves 1 Ocean View Avenue, Plymouth Linda . . . friendly . . . loquacious . . . lu don't believe it dislikes con- ceited people Happiness is Friday plans to be happy thoughtful prizes her license. Pep Squad '1, 2, 35 Dance Committees 1, 23 Pllytlm Typlng Staff 113 Senior Show, Secretarial Pool 4. . ' N-9 fn-li.. Y t 'Ds -A ' AK . W ,av -' W Q E .F In R! Peter Howard Ames William Anderson 4 SGVGI' Stfeet, Plymouth Overlook Terrace, Plymouth Pete prizes his license and Billy ngf Andy! that -red a 1.067 Vollrsivagen Station .Wagon Spy-im all 9-ight Highway Mgqgacgf but iS PCPUPCI bl! DUTIS Oh Billy hopes to get into college ya. ' hopes to have a career' IH hates the next day laekadaisieal Drafting. .. . sprite ... speedy . .. happiness is ... vacation' Intramurals 3, 45 French Club 35 Geo- logical Club 33 Prom Committees 3. 29 199' -if 'WA gi f! i his if gigs L! 1 -.,'. ,.f' Allen Andrews 227 South Pond Road, Plymouth Zeke Hll'f'll-lllx'l'!i plans to flrrther his education and fight in Viet Nam carefree Do11'l sweat it. ' Happiness is no lIlHlIt'Il'07'li' pet peeee people '11-ho 1lou'f listen prizes hzs class rmy. Cross Country 3, 45 Basketlmll l, 2, Ii, ig Boys' Sports Club 3, 43 lntrmmirals : , 4. Ruth Linnette Axford 73 Alden Street, Plymouth Linn ofnlzition to lncconze' cz gym tr'11cl1wr tollfotirv No, no, no. ' lilfc:-2 'll'e f'lx'ClIClS but not getting that lcttcr-n-wll.' prizes hor nzcniorirs l'l!l'!'St't'flli'l'., Cheerleaders 2, 3, 43 Sports Club 2, 3, 43 Geological Society 1, Treasurer 2, Secretary 33 Latin Club 13 Future Teachers Club 3, 43 Pilgrim 43 Senior Show 43 Laboratory Aid 33 Pep Squad 1. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH Wilson Bagley 19 Clyfton Street, Plymouth Hill confident genial to br' a good teachcr liappincss is Lyn prizes cz red guitar right Lord , . . freslzrncrn-no.' Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 La ' , tm Club 1 2, 3, Chorus 43 Chess Club 13 Geological Society 1. 2, 3. QQ' ,qw ...f all , 'li' V la,-paw-1 , vlfxy, 'ii Q1 1. 1 N3 if 2, 5-...V . NM at bi 42 1' 'rf fi f Y, l . . f 2- nf .,':,f,,y 5-'Q E125 zjfjw, ' rw . 5 i Charles Ballard 18 Bay View Avenue. Plymouth UCllIIll'llf'H iranfs tho good lift' p1'vlf'nt1'ons oh, for cz straight pair nl' logs prizes his boss - but Iiotlnilo on o 4.4 counter possiw' Plenty goofl you lH'f!'llHlIl.,H Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 43 Track 43 Chorus 43 Intramurals 43 Drama Club 3g This Night Shall Pass 33 Mar- riage Proposal 33 Our Town 13 Pygma- lion 33 Debate Club 43 Varsity Club 43 Varsity Club 43 Senior Show 43 Senior Prom 4. if Qui John F. Banks 8 Brewster Street, Plymouth John unique confident .. sincere hopcs to gain wisflonzl 'nh-yell!! prizes that dog Charlie Brown playing shortshop for the N.Y. Yanlcccs Happiness! hates those sophomores throwing spitwads!! Baseball 4. 30 HQ Arthur N. Barron 32 Alden Street, Plymouth Artie Why do your brothers peeve yonuso ...? Dce-voted and always ivzllzng to be seen with D.W. Oh con1'on - A future Seaman on our hanfls. CIHOTUS 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3g Senior Show Writing Com- mittee- 43 Senior Show Coordinating EfOI11ITlltt66 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Keg SCHOOL . CLASS OF 1967 August Barros 42 Samoset Street, Plymouth Angie talkative, -ryth111ic, a1'g1111zc'11- iivc cspvczully with ihaf Cl'7'fUl.ll teacher in 105 hopes to finish school plans 1nc1r1'ir1gc ll.S.A.F. watch, out ... say b1'r1fhcrl . . . Good danccr .. . Ya-Ya!! Freshman Football 13 Intramural Vol- leyball and Basketball 4, Dance Com- mittees 2. Robert Bartlett RFD 3, Little Pond, Plymouth ambitious to get flcgrccs f1'o111 Ha1'11arcl and Yale Donn: with D07l1OCTUfSl, ... L.l?..I. ... Bob prizes his liccnsc. Chess Club 43 Play 2: Drivers Ed. 33 Debate Club and Heritage Day 1. Linda Arlene Barufaldi 35 Mt. Pleasant Street, Plymouth UC00h'l'I'H prizes hw' Slllf-ffll uni- mals -inquisitive lilfcs sleeping lair' and 7lll7'Sl.llg Wi'll. ' uinicrzblc but laic pcoplc pi'i'i'i' her. Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pres- ident 4, S.A.S. Homeroom Representa- tive 33 Pep Squad 1, 23 Latin Club 21 A.F.S. 3, 43 Pilgrim 43 Prom Commit- tee 3, 4g Dean Council 1, 25 Senior Show 4g Book Store 4. 31 ! I v I l'l' L it - ai. I, Jen, N ft M,a-4 My gb41.iilll'f2.', S If , 'C s Wi'AF ' f 1 X w-ggjl. ' 4 is . 1' 1 ,Q '- .- E 4 - I Rosalind Barrows Center Street, Carver C1inny plans on v11fcri11g 1lll7'Sl'lIg li1'cly buf dislilfcs people ivlw fall: too lIIllC'l1 enjoys going out with that l'l'l'flIl.ll 80121007115 eiicry ivevlf prizes - Dl'.D'ft'I'.' . . . can bi' hcurrl saying: Hliflllg if on hflllllnl. Deans Council 1, 23 Future Nurses 3. 43 Pep Squad 1, 25 Jr. Volunteers 43 Driver Ed. VW Naval 'if Arthur Edward Basinski 5 Bunker Hill Road, Plymouth II1lii'li ... 14'r'f finfl lrilrl ... Hourl- sonic in his p1'i:i'il ... long 1111111-1: ' l nifh In 1 1il111 1i'i'i11'. ... uni Io' it onil S111 iili Sii1'j'l1i1ii1'il . . . nwizits to ln' . , . gnvssf' Il iqlll'f'l'NSf-Ill Siirfiilg lilllll .. . glcsf .. . Horlmls, G1'i'1n111ic's onfl his fufliw' pi'i'1'i' lllllll. Chorus 33 Buseluill 23 Footlinll 1, 43 5 5 Junior lrom 33 Senior lrom -1. Senior Show -13 A.F.S, -13 Chess l'lul1 11 Lulu Assistant 12, 33 lllilflfl-III Art Stuff 1. ZZ: Geological Society 2. 3. 5 'lf-l- A T' ' - I l I ci, 1 ,fi M , ' in 1 5 I PLY UTH-CAR ER HIGH Russell Bastoni 90 Spooner Street, Plymouth Rus dislikes work but not sleep prizes .. . My Freeclonf' Is that right? plans a long and happy life. Golf 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Work Study Program 43 Baseball 1. Thomas John Bastoni 362 Court Street, Plymouth Tom versatile ambition: to have f1'ienrls and money What a' you Ififldin' nie? willing cle- voterl to Dar 55 Ford iclf those lonely weekends. Class Treasurer lg President 2, 3g Stu- dent Council 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Mikado 13 Patience 23 Pygmalion 23 Junior Prom 33 Quiz Bowl 1, 23 Senior Show Director 4, Drama Club 25 Talent Show 3. FIQKQU,--1' ,f'1..,. 4, L 'L , ,I it leech? ' - KW Wm . A M5 t ': ' .' t if a g? ,, ., .4 wks. ' W 2 Pa: ' 1 Li 'J .'1-k , 'L William Weston Beal 3 Overlook Terrace, Plymouth Bill fun-loving will be happy it he graduates but - Oh! those easts with flowers! 'rascally Bill wants to be a niillionaire I'll second that! Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2,.3, 4, Junior Prom Committee Senior Show 4. Patrick Beaulieu 407 Court Street, Plymouth Pat teasing but not about col- lege You 7C0ltld7I,f believe it. ' the morning after the night before fun-loving .. . pranlfish ... what about a silnzmer vacation with a ear? Track 1, 25 Intramurals 3, 4g Prom Committees 3. 32 MN Q 9 M7' Suv' 's...:annni rt' , . ff Peter Bedard 25 Bradford Street, Plymouth Pete wants to be a draftsfman always saying - Sure am sorry about that .. . likes riding a scooter in 30 degree weather peened by neck- ties Prizes My nzotorscooteru. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 Af-J 1115, 432' John Benevides 2115 Cherry Street, Plymouth John 'well-nzannered happi- ness is no school beeause ot o snou' storm sincere ieants to gradu- ate and go to work What are 'lee going to do with girls with big months? strong about L.H. Football 1, 25 Baseball 13 Basketball 13 Intramurals 4. Cynthia Ann Besse 66 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Cynthia versatile, attractive Sin-oops! - sorry Cyn all around, this one our most likely to succeed at?! College hopes to travel! happiness is just living You're kidding! . .. prizes her tennis racket tennis ro? but - - P oh, that G.A.! National Honor Society 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4g Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 43 A.F.S. 2, Treasurer 3g Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4g Marching Girls 2, 3, 4g Quiz Bowl 1, 25 Pilgrim 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 4g Mikado 13 Chorus 1, 23 Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees 3, 43 Hertiage Day Representat- tive 13 Bookstore 4. Kathryn Marie Blackwell 14 Cushman Street, Plymouth Kathy to be a private secretary - a good one too desirous happy when shl s zeith someone she likes .. . bothered by tivo little brothers I thought you lcnen' that. ' serious prizes her Holly Cross pen- nant. Pep Squad 1, 25 Junior Prom Com- mittees 33 Dance Committees 45 Secre- tarial Office Pool 4g Clarion Staff 3, 43 Intramurals 2. 33 'M 'nw-LJ? , Joseph Louis Bergamini. Jr. 170 Standish Ave., Plymouth Joe The lllen peere him prizes his pool table and listening to my reeorrls Golly l'Vhislfers, ' Joe wants to lllfll-'l' the Navy his eareer.' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 23 Intra- murals 1, 2. Lynn Ross Blake 46 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Lynn froliesonie, cheerful to go to College ... un1n1.' ... that license, and sleeping late ... You must ln' lfifleling. ' ... vibrant ... but those 5th period studies uo.' Latin Club 13 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 Cheerleaders 43 Deans Council il, -i, t4-co-presidentlg Sports Club -13 Vol- leyball and Basketball Intramurals: Bowling Team: Junior Prom Connnit- tee: Mikado 23 Chorus 25 Senior Showg A.F'.S. -13 Dance Committees. 'cn Janet Marie Boccaci 12 Russell Avenue, Plymouth Bo .. . future elementary tc'az'lzer ... Oh no! ... gay ... nonchalant ... Happiness is ... 1lzcCape ... but .. . those two younger brothers! .. . zmpzsh . . . prizes those u'vc'lf-curls . . , but ... oh .'. .. the morning after! Latin Club 13 A.F.S. 2, 43 Pilgrim 2, 43 Marching Girls 3, 43 Bookstore 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Deans' Coun- cil 23 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 Prom Committees 3, 43 Future Teachers' Club 3, 4: Bowling' 1. 2. PLYMO TH-CAR ER HIGH Joel Botelho 30 Atlantic Street, Plymouth Joel ... rugged ... personable ... music minflvcl .. . those Buccaneers .. . hopes for their success prizes his drums, his friends and his girl - a certain E.F. . . . pet peeve - being un- happy and teachers Wl1at can I do? says our good-looking football player. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Track 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. L21 N01 Wayne Botelho 14 Forest Avenue Court, Plymouth Wayne'l hearty happy when lzffs turnwrl on hc's going to make a million, anfl travel on Route 66 Oh ya getting much? aloof, S7,,.f'rly values his life hate's getting up early anrl hom1'u'orlf. Robert Redmond Bradley Cochituate Road, Priscilla Beach Plymouth Brad .. . ambition ... to visit Russia Hey, look, there's thing What's thing ? unperturbed, con- scientious pet peeve immature adults prizes Strong Like Bull . Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Pilgrim 4 lCo- business managerbg French Club 2, 3, President 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Lab As- sistant 1, 23 Clarion 2, Co-features edi- tor 3g Chorus 33 Math Club 23 Youth Citizenship Conference3 Pygmalion 8: Diary of Anne Frank . 34 would 3-an QW? 1 tight Edgar Braley Seaview Drive, Manomet Edgar hopes to get a license prizes his car . . . happy when target shooting ... Gotta fool around Baseball peeves him. Freshman Baseball 1. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 ix 'U'-ui Charles Richard Brewster, Jr. Whitings Lane, Plymouth Chas .. . anticipates .. . gradnat- ing from College . . . That's close .. . pet peeve . . . White Fords .. . friendly . . . happy with . . . license ... long weekends and full tank of gas jovial. Baseball 13 Geology 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom 3. Jean Catherine Brenner 26 Hamilton St., Plymouth Jeanne golden personality What am I going to do? Travel and meet new people happy on Manter's Point in the summer in my '56 Ford dislikes ... fair weather friends ... attractive to whom Jeanne? Pep Squad 13 Intramurals 13 Latin Club 13 Sports Club 43 Marching Girls 2, 33 Cheerleader 43 Dance Committee 13 Senior Show 4. David Britton 208 Court St., Plymouth Dave . . . It doesn't Matter .. . turning down Harvard .. . independent . .. loves My guitar -indivi- dualistic . . . but what about . . . N.H.S.?? ... well read ... an actor ... Good Luck, DIl'l'f'!H Clarion Editor 2, 3, 43 Lit. 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 43 Library Ass't 2g Chess Club 1, 3. 35 f W' Carmen Ann Brewster 191 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Flirtations ... Corin ... intends to go to secretarial school Just look at that. '? her prized, little gray Rambler chatty will always remember the summer of li6 fhllllllllllli but why do beachballs pceve you so? bo1iney . Pep Squad 1, 2. 33 Marching Girls 3. 43 Prom Committees 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Pilgrim 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Travel Club 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Future Nurses Club 23 A.F.S. 2, 3, 43 Secre- tary 3, 43 Heritage Day Workers 13 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 World Af- fairs Club, Secretary 43 Dean's Council 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Usher3 Gradua- tion Usher3 Senior Show. Kathleen Ann Brown 261 Sandwich Street, Plymouth SoeialJle hopes to be happy and happy she is lI'lzat ean I say? guess that means a trip fu New York, huh Kath? hates those mornings but prizes her frienils ... flt'lll'Il'.'i ... n'hat's that? ... good-driver Nl. Guidance Office Assistant 43 Pep Squad 2, 33 Pilgrim 43 Senior Show 43 Jr. Prom Committee 33 llzmce Com- mittees 2, 3, 43 Seeretarizil Pool -1: ln- tramnrals 1. Gracious to be successful about 'mv uw----' :wwf Y Penelope Brown 273 Court Street, Plymouth Penny artistic plans .., to study art and prizes her artistic ability and S.S.C.A. 1966 believes Nobody is perfect .. . Peace .. . 'makes her happy 'responsive but uh! that Psych class Penny is slender. AFS 3, 45 Clarion 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Junior Volunteer 3, Lit 4: Geo- logical Society 45 Chess Club 49 All Club 45 Enameling Club 45 Graduation Usher 35 Future Teachers Association 45 Pilgrim Curriculum 45 Senior Show Charles Michael Burns Beaver Dam Rd., Manomet Chucku1n Charlie W0iLld you believe? n'ants to become a Doctor ... prizes ... his permanent pass ... and Mr. R? enjoys running hurdlr's?? Band 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 45 Medical Club 1, 25 Audio-Visual 1, 25 French Club 45 Latin Club 45 Dra- ma Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PLY OUTH-CARVER HIGH Richard A. Brown 26 Spooner St., Plymouth Rickie electronic technician guess that's why he prizes his stereo di' tape easy going, but Oh No! not those teachers roguish, misty eyed someone mention Lake George? Senior Show5 Band 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 15e a week collectorg Dance Committee. Jane Butterfield Jordan Rd., Plymouth Jane ... artistic ... friendly ... happiness would be a 5 minute gradu- ation exercise peered by rules prizes the Highlander. Lit.'f Co-Editor 45 Clarion 1, 2, 3, 45 gzlgrirn 3, 45 Drama Club 2, 35 Chorus 36 Grace Rose Cappannari 1 Stephen's Lane, Plymouth being a lawyer I could -really care erclaims Grace, when talking about hypocrites intelligent conscientious about her license and her Marna's and Papa's Albums Grace seeks happiness in a peaceful world. National Honor Society 3, 4, President 45 Pilgrim 3, 4 Staff Editor 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Quiz Bowl 1, 25 Latin Club 25 French Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary 35 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 AFS 3, 45 Pygma- lion 25 Bowling 25 Youth Citizenship Conference 35 Orchestra Usher 1, 25 Dean's Council 2. l gy 1 . 1 E i 'I 1 l '. l I f f .1 -i 4. .1 Zi lf H N if I. r l. I I m i SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 ,,p-0 Vlrgmla Meryl Laramsalldls Jeffrey Marbhall Carter Rear 350 Court Street, Plymouth 92 Allerton St., Plymouth Stylish Gin lilies to walk in the Jeff amiable moody, but wry rain but certainly not 'with critical clepenflablc' l7c'c-rfptiiw people people chic and perky LOVES bother him but g'7'0,l'l'll0.ll7lg will letters from D.E.S. plans to travel malfv him happy fonnfl with when she graduates in the vicinity C. G. in my Chcz'i'y . of California' GW Band l, 2, 35 Drama Club 2, 3, -13 Jr. and Sr. Prom Comm. .160 MZ 'bf 2- : f yj I Q' its 0 'I 1, , Alu. Lawrence Allen Carter Dennis Carvalho Guy H. Chandler West St. Carver 7 Peck Avenue, Plymouth 22 Alden Terrace. Plymouth Larry good vzatarecl ... but not Dennis ... pranlfish, laughable ... Pegleg ... loves faorl ... n1isvhit'a'i- when three sisters are ceweewlvfl ambition the AI'7'FU'l'1'C' a 1-cal offs oh flmsv '53 fm-fl hi-at-11 byg- this Ca-91101 Cf17'Ue lfe PTIZQS DUUIUU flyer home room 102 and my givsl loves pay :lay plans in- lltlll 101108 to 1061! did I Sfly license keep him happy but Period clade the Air Farc'4' I'll hast your cqsual? Lf1.7'V!l,S PUIPPU Whfll Skip' 1 gym Oh my God . hvafl. ' lfgghffffl pmofl Simms Class Football lg Bmlmll 11 Senior show. Football lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain Varsity Club 3, 4. 37 'i Douglas Clark Glen Ave.. Manomet Do1lg : Not Clvo?! VVhat's it to ya! Hopes to go to college artistic loves those slznznzer nights zvlwre? Oh, illanornvtl Prizes his shotgun - and '57 Clzeries Go?.' l ,u-'- T ,f ,f .gihgjfr i . gf :ff 2 lgfwsif 5, ' , ' .b ' -. .5 513- ',.- Q 323 .M ,li . 'ff :M Scott Settles Cline 29 Leydon Street, Plymouth 'Seolf' ... nonehalant ... wow ... that srnilr' anyone for cards Sat- nrrlrry night? Hopes to buy an islanrl in the llIl'!Zlfl'7'7'l1ll!'U7I friend-V ly 7'ulcing along that special iro- rnan, Scott? V.W'.'s were not mclclc' for parking Watelz ont, Sampson, ... Scotts ont to bout you at ping pong. Quiz Bowl l, 23 Track 2, 3, 43 Cross- Country 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Junior Prom Commit- tee 3. PLYMO TH-CAR ER HIGH Marvin Clements Boot Pond Road, Plymouth Marvin scientific-nzindecl it's college or the Marine Corps for Marvin ... loves to go down the Cape with a full tank of gas independent when it comes to the local police .. Wipe Ontl Sally-Ann Cornish 11 Chilton St., Plymouth Sally ... elfin .. . heard saying ... I thought you knew that! . . . spirited dislikes staying home likes her stuffed poodle and Being with him petite. Fashion Show 3, 43 Senior Show 4. 38 g 5 ,Q'w,,z7 29:05 Paula Leopoldina Correia Rochester Rd., So. Carver Paula reserved for that cer tain someone thoughtful .. Dis likes . .. you woulcln't believe it Rm. 102 . .. wants to be a hairdresser . . . and . . . 866-2201, makes her happy Future Nurses' Club 4g Pep Squad 4 Volleyball 45 Exercise Club 4. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 Alfred John Costa 72 Cherry Street, Plymouth Freddie wants to get married and be happy ? Ya sure rythmical likes dancing and dates rascalish fi hts with KD and W . Barbara Ann Marie Costa R.F.D. 3, South Meadow Road, Carver Barbara wants to become a hairdresser and Mrs B. Likes Johnny and ... his ring but not being stood up by a sleepy snobbish girls get him down .. . friend- ly prizes his license. Intramurals 3, 43 Latin Club 25 World Affairs Club 4. guy are yon kidding ine? Dean's Council 15 Library Aide 3, 43 Volleyball 4. Mimi? Donna Marie Costa 58 Cherry Street, Plymouth Donna sweet future secretary prizes her friends but says Swing it Friz Oh, those typing errors wants to travel but not as a babysitter for her little brother oh, those beautiful eyes! Dues Collector 1, 25 Secretarial Pool 4g Latin Club lg Senior Show Committee 4. , of xl x -, Zi.-112' ' ' ' 'fit mmf ,uf , 4 ,ff Steven Costa 9 Oceanview Ave., Plymouth f Wayne Joseph Cristani 92 Cherry Street, Plymouth Steve wants a business career Wayne ... wants in gain a littli Mgdylgs rmy GOKU hpfs q,,1',,f luck 'znzpnlszve happy 'll'llC'H likes bugging Q Cgrfgin fgachm- around a certain CR. I hope' so' pegped by ppoplg qphg gossip pq-fzes ... doesn't like 3rd period class his license. SAS Representative thomerooml. 39 independent casual prius his '63 Valiant. Baseball 1, 2, 3, -11 Basketball 1, 23 Football 1, 23 Boy's Sports Club 22, 3 ,l. I-issfwkl William CUl iiS Joseph D'Ambrosio River Street, PlYm0Utl'1 White Horse Beach, Manomet Bill likable ... irauts to be 'Slot' Let'g go! prizes his car fCU710llS lilff' MV- Uflflfll f1H1 l0l'- and hunting fishing all lllgn UVf1SCf1llllH 'ibfflllp UW' outdoor sports 103 is his pet pecve bflbyv likes 505119 Irish PVT hopes to be a success. peeue- Rabbit prizes his bottle Qpencr , ,, KFOI' what, Billy. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 3. PLYMG TH-CAR ER HIGH i - -fs., gl , surf Richard Davis Susan E.. Davis 94 Warren Avenue, Plymouth 52 Cliff St., Plymouth Richard prizes his diploma Sue wants to teach but dis- ypglyj S4-honl's Out! rcscruecl likes rising at- 6 A.M. uudeciderl ... u'ell-maunererl ... wants to be an ... or someth1u ' ... prizes her class Elcwtrical Engineer ... thoughtful ... ring. a certain F'o1'fl I9f '1'f'S him- Chess Club 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4. Senior Show 43 Space Science Club 33 Radio Club 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 4. 40 Y 3-31' Glenn Day Plymouth St., Carver Glen shy, but able period 2, CA. makes Glen happy, not breaking guitar strings, though content sorry about that musical prizes his guitar . . . college-bound, and zvauts the Buccaneers to make it. SCHOOL . CLASS GF 196 rr :ii fy, Mfg., if . b fi. , Arthur L. Doten, Jr. 12 Towns Street, Plymouth La1'1'y's college bound . . . confident . . . Well now a car with gas unfriendly girls - keep away pei'- sistent . . . class ring is prized . . . nice. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, Junior Prom Committeeg Volleyball Intramur- als 4. Guy Louis Detrani 65 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Nick real cool fr1'z'ndly one of the boys oh no prizes his Falcon and hot slzaving Guy is Air Force bound fllllllf forget :four haf , Guy fozmcl ivflh Pung, Rich, and thc rest of flu' guys. Football 15 Intramurals 4. Q , Wm 'W. '7 , L 'aff .f- 'V . ' 'lg J ' V , .guys f f ' 4. ff Paul Dunlap Rocky Hill Rd., Plymouth Gerard Paul Donelan 10 Clyfton St., Plymouth 'AGvrry arfz'sfic', falwnfc'fl likes llzosw Fzncrsl lrwffvlz prrrflws rff'r1l1? ... olff1j1. ' ... ulmuf lpypoq-riff'x.'.' ... 11l'l'CS Cl blur' rlfnosnnr rfff1l1'f'1'1'rl fn .N . . . . 1 paint and Hlfllfll Illlllllhll. Student Council 35 Pz'lg1'inz Art Staff 43 Pz'lgrz'1n Art Co-Editor 4: Jr. Prom Decoration Comm. 33 Sr. Prom Decora- tion Comm. -15 Sr. Show Publicity 4: Graduation Usher Senior Show -13 Jr. World Affairs Council 4. W' if A? Y Joseph Dupuis Bartlett Road, Manomet Paul ... cute, fzfn-loving ,U Ju1 ' ... p0rSisf1'nf ... l.vf'x go ,H wants to go on fo school ch1'c'lf out with flu' boys into flu' .Yury if Oulu, Whaf Paul? Hgppjnpgg is U .gllilfl-fI-Ulf'-Hll.llfl!'fl rlislilfrx ... funk .full of gas fm- fhgf SD,-cial my golfing out of lwrl prisvs my friendly W'hy does your UNH - younger sister poem' you so? 41 Freshman Football. ,,., 4- 'Z 5:1 55 Susan Elaine Edwards Sandwich Road, Plymouth I71'crml-fsl1 Sz11 ' Il'llllfS' fo cnfoy llfc lim' also n-onlfl lllfc lo l'1H'flZt'l' hw' crl1fr'al1'on oh zrcll, Hll'lll sonic, lose sonic Slllf'Vl'f' Sur' lzafcs cmaggcrafions lmf l'Von'.' flows shr' like ltcr sucrll' boofsl Hgnorl- na f11rc1l . Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Girls Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Deans Council 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Bookstore 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, Geological So- ciety 1, 2, 3, 4, Pilgrim Staff 1, 4, Staff Editor 4, Jr. Prom Committee 3. 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. aw--. 'QW lm.,,,'F'f am. F is Elaine E. Erickson 23 Billington St., Plymouth Ra1lianf E'la'1'11c plans to bc an ezrcculizw' sccrcfrny and fo bc l 'P7P!! .. . Wonrlc1'fal! .. . sweet ... natural ... hm' happiness ... Wayne prizcs hm' charms. Homeroom Representative 1: SAS 2. 3, 4, SAS Secretary 4, A.F.S. 2, 3, Dean's Council 2, Spanish Club 3: Jr. Prom Committee 3, Sr. Prom Com- mittee 4, Senior Show, Senior Statis- tics 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, In- tramurals 2, 4. PLYM UTH-CAR ER HIGH Stephen Enos Russell Mill Rd., Plymouth Slew lfVonlfl you bclic1'c? nonclzalanf, harfly, arlrolf to bc a clraffsman lllfcs his Chcuy and ,, pcrlocl 6 English, buf not 103. ' gm '.1',.'L ' Alan Louis Ferazzi 23 Park Rd., Plymouth Al hafcs losing basketball games wants fo have his own lzarczn honcst If yon're lucky ,find thc owner of a lost bikini fli1'faf1'ons . . . fricnrlly . . . wiilz . . . fhaf Certain Girl yes Al? Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Senior Show Writing Comm. 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4. 42 OR 'Olin-P Katherine Louise Ferioli 34 Braunecker Road, Plymouth Kathgfs going to further hcr education and travel ... witty, laughing .,. loves sleeping, but - ah! those Monday nzo1'nings! . . . fun-loving . . . prizes thc Peanuts .. . You'1'c kidding! German Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Junior Prom 3, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Council 1, 2, Future Teachers 4, Senior Prom 4, Bowling' 2, Intramurals 1, 2. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 Betty Fernandez 6 Caswell Lane, Plymouth Betty petite, athletic she's a future Beauticiarz - and a good one! prizes her Glory jacket and swea- ter Maintain your co0lness! going to Wareham is nice, but not fhaf certain person. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 13 Field Hockey Captain. Donna Maria Fernandes Purchase St.. Carver Donna ... stylish ... attractive ... prizes ... My hope chest ... and .. . being with Dana dedicated You're out of your free pcvuerl when someone is late to pick mf' lip plans on marriage and happi- ness. Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Council 1, 25 Girl Sports Club 2, 3, 45 Field Hoc- key 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4, Pilgrim 43 Book Store 43 Senior Statistics 4, Office Asst. 4, Future Teacher's 4, treasurer 4: Co. Curriculum 4, Jr. Prom 35 Pilgrini Secretaries 45 Sr. Prom 4, Sr. Con- cession 4g Girls' Sports Staff 4g Stu- dent Council 4g Math Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4g Graduation Usher 35 Drama Club 1: Pep Rallys 4: Clar- ion 3g Fashion Show 3, 4. Richard Ferreira Rich likes his Dodge will prize his diploma wants to be an electrician ... helpful ... happy ... when with a girl he really likes .. Hello Roby? Senior Show 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Trampoline 3, 4. 43 f 'a,,,yWw E A Linda Fernandes Carver Linda ivell flrvssvfl wants fo f'IlI'fllf'l' lzvr vflucrlfion .. . in fluff lifflc foivn nzcnfion ll0llII'll'0l'lf slzc ll say i'I'll slap your face but lore that cal pleasant. Future Nurses Club 4, Pep Squad 4: Senior Show 43 Volleyball Intramurals 4. . 3- Marcia Fillebrown Federal Furnace Rd., Plymouth Marcia ... will lu' ... cuff' ... as an E.rf'cuf11'c Secretary a blondr prlws her lll'!'Il9t' llllll slvf' iinu ... N . . ... . 3 , a c'c'ri'ain Sr. English fvnrlzm' pm'- res hcr ,or'f1'z'f' oflvn hrrzrrl I rlon'f l11'liU1'c' if. ' Dean's Council 1, 23 Dance Uommittees 1, 2, 33 Prom Comniittcos Il, -1: A.F.S 1, 2, 43 Pep Squad Il, -lg Senior Show -1. 'WJ Diana Mary Flynn Off Staffoid St., Plymouth Dif111c1 ... intelligent ,.. artistic ... friendly hopes to go to college says Phoesteris Her happi- ss ' self eriress' 'iees her neu. is .' .1 ...ion pi 2 . paint brush! pet peeee people zeho hate. Student Government 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, History Club 3, Debate and Forensics 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, A.F.S. 4. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH Thaddeus Michael Fontes 11 Holmes Terrace, Plymouth Thad plans on being a teacher ieell-dressed, polite prizes his L.T.D. and lilies Parents that fI0n't nat flirty ears peeve him J . ... Tlzat's nice . Latin Club 3, 4. gms 'iv if-'sa f'? TV ti :l Judith Ann Freeman Susan Jean Freyermuth Carole Lesley Geller 26 Whiting Street, Plymouth 7 South Spooner Street, Plymouth 3 Lothrop Street, Plymouth -luzlyur sincere to become a Amicable our Sue wants to be a Carole talented to become hfflllllf? likes 6th period study nurse What??? you say clown an artist confident teasing but lllonclay 'nmrnings that's clilferent ... stnflious ... quiet .. . prizes the cat. Bowling 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. with M's gym class? stubborn loves to tyaienj sleep true tooj prizes her sulnnzcv' tan 1ehat's that? l vn'isl1? tmmm, I'll sayj. Latin Club 1, 2, Heritage Day Repre- sentative 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Jr. Prom Uslierette 2, Marching Girls 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 2, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Dean's Council 3, Vice-Pres- ident of Dean's Council 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Office Assistant 4, Pil- grim Staff 4, Future Nurse's Club Secretary 4, Senior Show 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Prom 4. Safety in numbers? Happiness is Living , especially on weelcenels peeves - our men llIn7'f the Snr-t ' . . . prizes her sight. Student Council 1, 2, Marching Girls 2, 3, 4, Co-leader Marching Girls 4, Pil- grim, Co-Art Editor 4, Lit , Business Manager 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Anne Frank 3, Chorus 1, 2, Mikado 2, French Club 3, A.F.S. 3, 4, Senior Show 4. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 Gertrude Louise Gill 2 Chestnut Street, Plymouth Pinky . . . future hairdresser . . . hates l'7lC0lISldC l'llfC' boys, but oh thai' Rusilc! . . . prizes hcr engagement ring blonde pafichf Yon 1l'0IlldH,f kid mc now, would yon? Chorus 1, 2, 43 Bowling Intramurals 13 Driver Education 3, 43 Fashion Show 3, 43 Mikado 1, 23 Exercise Club 4. Margaret Eileen Gholson Plymouth St., North Carver Peggy .. . F1'cddic-inihdcd happy with my fella KF.VV.j Yon SlllIlx'.,H F.W.' faflzcr flI'l'C'C'f, chafly .. . F'rilz.' .. . nznzm-that class ring! Dean's Council 23 Homeroom Represen- tative 2, 33 A.F.S. 2, 43 Intramurals 2, 43 French Club 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Prom 33 Sr. Show 43 Sr. Prom 4. Warren Robert Girard, Jr. 6 Overlook Road, Plymouth Bobby fun-lo1'ing prizes his friends but not that tired 3292 Hi, Tiger! 'zvcll-lcnoimi fo the Gl'0IlIJ.' raw-cc 'zvanfs lo bc a success. Band 1, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Talent Show 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Prom Committees 3, 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 S.A.S. Homeroom Representa- tive 13 Senior Show 4. 45 .f', , .aa MQ:---N 2 .1231 W ' ' ik 1 3 , -MMI Qs .2 32 1, W ' swf . , ,y ' fr fffix-3 4 w-fi '- 1 fmt. I 1 ' 'fg.,fH'?,l:, 7 7' -W' zffgjxyf. 4. 3 G , ijffr . C -.V .l, A V I fi ' 3 ... ,., .-rug. , : ' - ' . . --4321:-U.: ,lf ef-, 'Z x. U AL Q57i5,t,.,.5, r ,S ' 'hlififl ' I WSW- 2 'ii '.?a1ae, Deborah George Gibbs Carver Road, West VVareham Deb ... sfi'z1u'lif'rr!1 bloildislz .. gonSc'i1'ni1'olfs ... sllwvpzslil' ... Oops . . . hopes To be Cl mvflicul sr'ci'1'- fury ... and ... lin' happily v4'r'1'r1f'fw' lzuppincss is livizzg busy rczlffcs her HIl'llIOI'l.t'S noi' Brill-lJf1c1?.' Mikado 13 Chess Club 1: Dean's Coun- cil 1, 23 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball In- tramurals 23 Dance Committees 1, 2. 3, 43 Jr. Prom 33 Sr. Prom -13 World Affairs Council 43 Student Council 3, 43 Volleyball 43 Clarion 43 Woman's Club Representative 43 Co-editor Sen- ior Statistics - Pilgrinz 4: Pep Rallys Phillip Gomes Carver Road, Plymouth Fritz hopes to train in auto body ll'0I'lC Dorff fell n1c'. ' hc dis'- lilfcs thc thought of on empty msc of ? and a dull zcwvlfcrirl prizes u ccrfriin 3.06 Clzvrvy and u-orlfing in fha .llidnfgllf Izmir T.C.I?.II. .'ll.Q. Baseball 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 22, 4: Football li Weight Lifting' 2. Richard Louis Gordon 197 Standish Avenue, Plymouth l?icl. ' :rants au easy job zritlz lzzglz salary lVell, Alr1'gl1t. ' clislilfes getting up in the lllllflllllg . . . IJVIZFS lIlS Fill' . .. jolj , , , ffpyfl 310 ealistlzeuies lu tlu' morning. 151A a week collector 1, 23 Baseball 7 9 1, Z.: lntramurals I., 3, 4. PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH Barbara Ellen Govoni 28 Prince Street, Plymouth Harb to attend a Junior College ... ealm ... You lx'll0?l'.lH ... being lt'llll a e1'rtc11'u someone tllslllfes getting up in the morning elzaizgcfl prizes her Sfll-lfffl animals. Marching Girls 43 Dean's Council 2g Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 S.A.S. Represent- ative 2, 3, 4g Pilgrim 23 A.F.S. 23 Sen- ior Show 4. 11' N 'Viv Darlene Griffin RFD 3, Wenhan Road, Carver 'tDarlehe reel, happy p'f126S , ,, my little dog graduating from high school to be a hairdresser umm! VVould you believe? . . . pet peeve ... people who tall: about other people. Pep Squad 1, 23 Cafeteria 4. Kathleen Ann Griffin 155 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Kathy that's close to teach math happiness is no home- work .. . dislikes ... other drivers ... talented, serene, intelligent prizes my transistor record player. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Math Club 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers 3, 43 Pilorim 1, 4g Curriculum Staff Editor 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 NHS Secretary-Treasurer 43 Lab. Assistant 23 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Quiz Bowl 13 Literary Magazine 13 Drama Club 43 Mikado 13 Senior Show 4. 46 slid' V' 4, . lf :I ' Z' ' . k!.Q.fi?:'Ygf' .frffff .ji ,flf '., P lffiffi . -. - 'Y ,fi e. . safmwt 'i ss-4s.,f . Douglas Griswold 365 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Doug tall, athletic college is for him happiness-no football practice That was fmznyu prizes my height Why do you blush so Doug?. Latin Club 33 German Club 3, 43 Math Club 33 Bookstore 33 Boys' State, Honor Society 3, 43 Football 1, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4g Tennis 13 Varsity Club 3, 43 Pilgrim 4. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 Stephen Paul Guidaboni 47 Spooner Street, Plymouth Steve prizes his diplonza and license but school peevvs him! enjoys playing :cc hockey on Store Pond in 20.. 'zueatlzcr plans to nialfc thc Navy his career. Intramural Archery 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Soc- cer 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Touch Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 4. Paula Tina Guidetti 5 Pierce Avenue, Plymouth Teen ,.. flirtaeions ... Thought ya lfnen' that plans arc for a Junior Follcgi' . . . lfccps happy by looking for srmzcnne at Fitchlznrg jnn-loving dislzlfcs coneeztcd boys ,. . pi.z'y-ish .. . prizes her clothes. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Pep Squad 1. 21 Dance Committees 1. Linda Guild 22 Forest Ave. Court, Plymouth Linda .. . talkative .. . nh! that blonde prizes My class ring ... How 'bout that? .., dislikes getting up in thc morning! Typist Pool 4. A, A if fit' 1-5 1, Q xi? David Hale 94 Allerton Street, Plymouth Fudge Yup prizes his indo- pendencc What can you do? Quiet happiness is O.P.C.W'. lll.W. ch? What, may aw' aslf, docs that stand for? Future holds travel for our scholar by thc way, 2 nihy docs Mr. lllaycr pvenc you so .. .L . . . C0lISl'7'IVUfIl7f'. Basketball 15 Football 3g Track 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 35 German Club 33 Math Club 3: Bookstore 33 Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Intra- murals 43 Band 1, 23 Talent Show 3. 47 Rfb' 'flluvff Dale Patrick Hamblin 15815 Court Street, Plymouth Dale Navy life for him se- cretive ... What ran you do? ... drunken girls pcvrc him zcants lVorld Pram' . . . plvasant fvllon' , . . prizes his license. s1V '5 ew -4, N anu- Virginia Lee Hathaway State Road, Manomet Lee ... sincere ... wants to be happily nzarriefl fo fhaf cerfain senior gay enjoys long weelfenrls but elislilfes iraifing W'l'll alright. Jr. Prom Committee 33 Sr. Prom Com- mittee 4, Fifteen-cent-a-week Collector 1, 25 Pep Squad 13 Senior Show 45 Intramurals 4. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH Richard Hatton 12 Boutemain Avenue, Plymouth Q Dicl. ' 'tWhy SIl7'f'.hH he wants to .go to college or business school enjoys sleeping late!! Bos- ji lon Bruins peepe him but I prize my blue jeep! Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. iff . 'g in-Q fi? ',e I FQ v 1 7 S 1 . -.Io 3 i , lg Q Q ,1 1 at I is 'I f, J Sandra Henderson Billington Sea, Plymouth Sandy .. . sporty .. . prizes her hockey stick likes playing hoelcey and 11-inning smiling f'rienclly buf is peeved by a certain Gym teacher VVell, alright. A.F.S., Hockey 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Softball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, Pep Squad, President of Sports Club 4. 2 'WZ' qi , Z J Kathleen Jane Hollis Stephen Holmes Rocky Hill Road, Plymouth Long' P01161 Road, Plymouth Kath In qpffgf ,H wanfs fo gef Steve ...I cheerful ... reserved ... married always saying, Are yon 111503 hlmflllg 071.5 210 school and his serious? happiness is being with 54 Chev!! dislikes 10779 5011001 days. J. peered by rainy Mondays .. . prizes thai certain charni. ......... . 48 SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 X Thomas George Holmes Carver Road, Plymouth Tom wants to make money well-liked So what's new? J.N. easy going people who are late bother hinz all three lunches make him happy. Marlene James Billington Street, Plymouth Chuckie . . . wants . . . to get marrieel and raise a family I guess happiness coming in late with BOTH parents asleep Monday mornings oh, no! witty, fnn- loving, dancing .. . prizes . . . that cer- tain L.G. Dean's Council 23 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 43 Softball 1, 3, 4g Motto Committees 4g Chorus 43 Sports Club 2, 3, 4g Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Show. Qin-4 Robert Johnson 21 Holmes Terrace, Plymouth lVIuffa being alive .. . makes hirn happy though Fords peepe him, he prizes My Chevy ... and loves all 39Ii Chevys and he ... wants to be a photographer. How about that! Clarion Photographer 3, 4. 49 .Meg-... Carol Lynn Houston 7 Plymouth St., North Carver Carol ... prizes her friends ... ath- letic' ... Oh, Ya? ... Fred ... happy zeith High School but not lla Yon got that right Harrey. Sports Club 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 3, 4. er'-'ff X. Karen Lynne Jones 16 Olmstead Terrace, Plymouth Karen ... sweet plans on traveling in Europe agreeable .. . prizes her Siamese eat, Koko and ,friends What can I say? .. . flislilfes knnelfle- eraekers and ... being eallerl Jonesy ... bloncle. Dance Committees 2, 3, -13 Flaw-mn Ad- vertising Committee 43 l'ilgrim 'l'ypinpg Staff 43 Secretarial Pool -13 Womnn's Club Representative 43 Plymouth Roe tary Club liopwsentzitive 'lg National Honor Society 43 Senior Footlvzill Von- cession 43 Driver Education '13 llfliiva' Assistant 43 Senior Show 1. If 1 Robert Wayne Kallio Tremont Street, South Carver Bob ... taeitnrn ... plans to con- tznne his edneatzon . . . sports-minded ... hundsonze ... lzlfes ... his 1963 Falcon and going to Ernie's after baslfetball gaines but not get- ting up in the morning 'LAW gon kidding me? Bob? Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 23 Football 13 Intramural Football 43 In- tramural Volleyball 4. William Ketchen 69 Newfield Street, Plymouth Bill ... hopes to attend Trade School lil-:es Sunday rnorning but dis- honest girls peeiie iclfl That's closelu Bill prizes his 1960 Fowl. Chess Club lg Track 2. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH John George Kelley River Street, Plymouth Butch ... Nf'u'ton-b0y ... Plans to leave Plymouth . . . carefree . . . good looking Got a smoke? Happiness is having D.H. one time ... peeves - Al's panic stops przzes August 1.4. Kornnikar Kittisobhon 71 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Connie new addition to '67 a future Social Studies teacher Yes, No . . . ting . . . happiness is playing basketball and her friend Si1'ilf11n but Connie doesn't like hot dogs. Student Council 43 A.F.S. 45 Basket- ball 4, Volleyball Intramurals 43 Cho- rus 4. 50 Q, va. 1.1. 1 ,Q Q., ky' V , Lorraine Koblantz 39 Russell Street, Plymouth Lolly ... likable ... clever ... serene hates being called Larry Bananas? No! Fun to bc with hopes for a good ,future plans include graduation from college Tennis whiz - that's Loll prizes that blue Falcon. Marching Girls 2, 3, 49 Yearbook Staff 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball - Jr. Varsity 25 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowl- ing 23 German Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, Badminton In- tramurals 1, 2, 35 Tennis Intramurals 2. SCHCCL . CLASS OF 196 Arthur Henry Lamb 43 Royal Street, Plymouth Artie Get outa here quiet fun quiet wants to be a draftsman likes pay days has trouble with study halls Artie's found anywhere in his jeep. Chess Club lg Track 2, 3, 43 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Donald Koons RFD 2, Buzzards Bay Don fun-loving easy going prizes my guitar he's headed for the Navy, so 'watch out sailors! people that dou't use Ban oh no! happiness is trade school Let me up! Christine A. Lafayette 54 Standish Avenue, Plymouth 1 guess! Chris wants to be a nurse happy dislikes moody people not His keys, though likable by whom Chris? Dean's Council 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 13 Office As- sistant 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Bowling' 23 Future Teachers Club 3: Future Nurses Club 4. Dale Lane 19 Alvin Road, Plymouth Dale dedicated happy with My Girl and prizes My guns ambitious heard saying: That's Peachy! . . . dislikes .. . domi- nant teachers hopes to be happy. Baseball 1, 2g Cross Country 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Student Coucnil 3, 43 Pres- ident Student Council 43 Pilgrim 43 Senior Show 43 A.F.S. 33 National Ho- nor Society 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Lit. Sl 'l-'-iiffb' maui Glen Lawrence 32 Cordage Terrace, Plymouth Gleep ... dependable .. . al becom- ing a business tycoon ,friendly - egrce t 1l'lfll eo lc who are irrus onsl- ll ' ' YI p ble Come off lt! there must be some lace fo o! .. . uonvlmlu P g :ff . . . about those fond nzemoriws of lwing 'zvlflz flze guys and girls. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Heritage llay lg Cross Country 33 Football lg lmzulei' Corps 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Tl't'2lSLll't'l' 23 ln- tramurals 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4. HF Lawrence Winsor Leach, Jr. Larry u'ith reel hair doesn't uecal The Great I-Iairpin Turn Whaclya' hear Baby? desires to be a bachelor So! everyone likes him W. B.'s in Australia a Metro G.T. and Scrambler. Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom 33 Senior Prom 43 Dance PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH James William Leland 32 Bay View Avenue, Plymouth Jay ... Prizes ... a certain blonde ... but . .. those costly phone bills ... Phcw. ' ... tall ... suave ... plans college and his happiness is finishing college .. . talented. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 13 Drama Club 1, 2, 33 Junior Prom 33 Intramu- Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers 3, 43 Library Aid 4. rals 4. mf 4 ygf wiv Zoe Marie Lewis Beaver Dam Road, Manomet Talkative Zoe's ambition is to be an executive secretary hates to be kept waiting sunny A.T. keeps her happy ... 'u'e know ... hC s soo nice, huh Zoe? Field Hockey 2, 3, 43 Sport's Club 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, 43 Pilgrim Staff 43 Graduation Usher 33 Heritage Day 13 Prom Committee 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Bookstore 2, 3, 43 Dean's Council 1, 2. Carol Lynch John MacKenzie State Road, Manomet 26 Vernon Street, Plymouth Poopsie hopes to be an- airline John amiable the Navy's for Stewardess and .. . enter marriage ... him ... but work-oh no! ... jovial, Would you believe? Tom and with RED hair! no homeiooyk keeps her happy but B.C. peeves on weekends that's happiness her Carol prizes His ring. and his paycheck Get 'eml Volleyball. Chess Club 13 Intramurals 3. 52 SCHOCL . CLASS OF 196 David Vincent Malaguii 110 Sandwich Street, Plymouth David good natnred happy when there's no school sweet he values his driver's license when he's not driving Fords! .. . this future serviceman says, Slow down and LIVE! Karen Lee MacLean 194 Water Street, Plymouth Sandflea wants to live to be 1000 .. . comical .. . people who can't pronounce my name right peeve her snpple pert and she prizes ... Little Mac . Asst. Librarian 1, 23 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 Dean's Council 1, 23 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Senior Show 43 Senior Motto Committee 4. Nancy Joyce Malaguti 14 Spooner Street, Plymouth Nance refreshing genuine wants to stay happy going to New York ... umm! ... That's nasty! ... but oh no ... another Monday morning! . . . prizes her friends and memories of thc Class of '67. Department Secretary 43 Pilgrim 4g Senior Show 43 Junior Prom 33 Pep Squad 2, 33 Office Assistant 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. 53 i. 4 1: 4 wi 7-J' , f f 1 Mfr Joyce Lynne Maki Wenham Street, Carver R.F.D, 3, Plymouth Joyce friendly to go to I.B.M. or hair dressing school boisterous I beg your pardon! Bobby's coming home letters hates those plans that fail but all that counts is R. S.'s presence and my ring. Dean's Council 1, 23 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 Jr. Dance Committee 33 Jr. Prom 33 Senior Show 43 Chairman of Motto Committee 43 Typing Pool 43 Office Assistant 43 Volleyball Intramurals 43 N.H.S. Usher 2. s...,...avudlf Roger Alan Malaguti 229 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Sharlfy aloof frivnclly Air Force bound or muylu' school lllfcs jollrflz pcrmll gym pr1:c's his '58 Clzcry lflfws most unyonf but gcttizlg up curly .., ll'!1l4'l1Ulll. Rogers fouml most :funn-lzwrr I1'llt'l'l' ,IIS lmclrlics uri: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 4: Leader Corps 1. i PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH sw Jane Elizabeth Marten Edwina Dorothy Martin Nook Road, Plymouth Wareham Street, South Carver Eddy wants to be successful ... calm ... but doesn't like to be kept waiting friendly with Charlie reliable I dunno! can be found with C.J. in My Jacket. Janie independent solitary .. enjoys painting Pieasso?l Hopes to repaint the Sistine Chapel dille- tante dabbler not a nzandolinl Jane says Ban the Bomb and . . . oh those right wing e.rtremistsl Bowling League 23 Geology Club 33 Sophomores Speak 23 Chess Club 43 Art Club 4. Dean Council 2g Spanish Club 33 Fu- ture Teachers Club 3g Talent Show 33 Jr. Prom 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Pilgrim 43 Senior Show 4. .Min . f ' L i Xi mir , 4 , V!! Paul Allen Matinzi Michael Joseph May 68 Summer Street, Plymouth 48 Castle Street, Plymouth Forest Ranger Toose likes Mick talented plans include lilnw Grass nznsie no wonder a musical career or is he a ,future prizes his five string banjo ... Master draftsnzan? or both? Got me! nf Strings Say Mr. Man mod happiness is the suc- qnfrgnrilfi Pete Nickerson peeves cess of the Buccaneers sweet hjygyh prizes his Bass guitar hates get- Basketball l, 23 Talent Show, Mana- img up early' ggi- 3, 4, Cross Country 23 Track 2. 54 l. ' Donald Charles McLean Sandwich Road, Plymouth Donnie .. . athletic ... plans on suc- cess in college and Phys. Ed. ... happi- ness is those practices on Monday and Friday but not Tuesday, Wed- nesday, and Thursday?! prizes powered by junk o0ph, there she isln Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Pilgrim Sports Staff 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4g Band 1, 2. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 YK'- fre? I Ruth Moore 5 Winter Street, Plymouth Ruth ... quiet and sincere ... wants to go to college You know what I mean? dislikes early mornings, but she's waiting for that airmail let- ter . . . prizes her family. Dean's Council 25 Orchestra 2, 43 Nurse's Club 35 Counter Girl 45 Book- mobile 3. Kathleen Mello 15 Clyfton Street, Plymouth Kathy is that right? likes sleeping late her license and the V.W. always laughing but not at Eddie Executives beware of this future secretary. Secretarial Pool 45 Clarion Advertis- ing Staff 45 Clarion Typing Staff 45 World Affairs 4. Stephen Marshall Minsky 33 Union Street, Plymouth Steve well 'rnannered thrifty well-dressed says Check it out! hopes to graduate from col- lege Boston watch out! Steve's happiness is the weekend but when it get's flat!! - beware! prized possession that tennis trophy. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 25 Intramurals Boys Sport Staff fPil- grirnj 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Span- ish Club 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 45 World Affairs Club 4. -,,- Wharf. Harold Edward Morey Federal Furnace Road, Plymouth Harold wants to retire .. at 25? dislikes Chevy lovers .. but not my beard tall .. You ain't built right! 55 Linda Ann Motta 3 Ocean View Avenue, Plymouth Linda .. . friendly . . . wants to be an airline stc'n'arrli'ss ... n-ell ... hates ... being teased ... by I7c1i'i':' prztes certain onum ii'n'i'l2'n why, Lin? U i A TYPlSt Pool 45 Bowling' 25 I'ilgri1n Typing: Staff 43 Pep Squad 2, Il, 4: Badminton 2 5 Senior Show -1. I AFX. if V-'BP' , wif . 4 C is PLYMQ TH-CARVER HIGH Robert Muir R.F.D. 2, Buzzards Bay Bob Anyone for a Chevie, no, Bob's a Ford man with his nzinfl on that special 'GL quiet a future in electronics pleasant watch out! he prizes those 'mags hands off 'ern. Basketball 2. Kathleen Ann Murphy Whiting Lane, Plymouth Kathy imaginative wants to be happy with F.N.S. - that 66 grad . . . straight-forward, pixie-ish pet peeve - the U. S. Army Oh, really?! Typist Pool 43 Pilgrim Typing Staff 43 Senior Show 4g Pep Squad 1. 1, Q. in we 5. 'll Wayne N021 Cynthia Nickerson Janet Nickerson 2 Suosso Lane, Plyffwullh River Street, Plymouth 200 Summer Street, Plymouth Crush ambitious? - Plans fo HC1'ndy hopes to be a cost ac- Janet quiet a future hair- gu far in the world Cho Cha likes pay day but Oh! not those ffnotorcycles! Football 13 Intramurals 4. conntant I don't believe it! friendly likes a guy named J.T. but is peevcd by putting gas in a certain mustang happiness eating at a certain Chinese restaurant. Sports Club 3, 4g Senior Show Com- mittee 1-6g 4. Volleyball Intramurals 45 Secretarial Pool 4. 56 dresser happy with Tommy Hol- mes not with his cars unpre- tentious, dependable values You know! that charm bracelet! Senior Prom 4g Senior Show 45 Pil- grim 4. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 M 'Saad' Eileen Ann Nitzgen Center Hill Road, RFD 2, Buzzards Bay Eileen Cecil is effi- cient peeved by - 'missing stn- dents' prizes her license happy with a '58 Ford Oh, cuf it out! AFS 25 Office Assistant 2, 3, 45 Li- brary Assistant 15 Guidance Assistant 25 Dean's Council 25 Drama Club 2. Peter Francis Nickerson South Meadow Road, Plymouth Pete plans include the Air Form' ... hard working ... happiness ... graduating but his pei peeue Mrs. Krensky hnh?? prizes his double barrel shotgun. Akgmwaawif' Kurt Oehme Kurt prizes Ma Bankbookn 1-1-Ps-fa Peter Andrew Niemi Sandwich Road, Plymouth Pierre Qzfesi-ce qui ce passc?! ... letters ... from Fribonrg ... keep him happy dislikes 7:00 A.M. and slfid talking prizes Supremes' and Francoise Hardy al- bums fhonglzifnl, likeable. National Honor Society 3, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Pilgrim 1, 2, 3, Co-Editor- in-Chief 45 Clarion 1, 2, Feature's Ed- itor 35 Lit Magazine 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club 1, 25 Quiz Bowl 1, 25 Laboratory Assistant 1, 2, 35 Youth Citizenship Conference 35 Future Teachers' Club 3, President 45 Chorus 35 Drama Club 1, Pygmalion 2, Student Director 3, 4: Heritage Day Representative 51 NEDT Recepient5 AFS 2, 35 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom 3. kg wig, ' N435 - f .- if , U ,J Peter Olson State Road Manomet hopes t0 bu!! U F0l'd will bf' S0apy our Very own class flirt happy on My Qlst birlhdayn dislikes The Sink One Time! Work Study. 57 ... devilish ... popular ... lzopcs to make money hates owing if fo 17.17. P l'lf'S l1fS fI'1'f'nrls ann' his illlifllfl' says 1 zvonlrl if you lvl nu'. ' no! golff lzrzppinvss is thai t'l'I'fUI-N girl in Son1c'r1'ille'.' Golf 1, 2, 3, -1. 1' ,f 'VJ' A M, m ws, 5 ,mx W 4, ,,r,.ufpA s 2 5 Q S1 1' 2 S- i 9 , 3 si 2, ,Pa 'f if 3 Y I5 te 33 254243. i.,5-vp, W ,, Q, ,,.- ,4, .i H viii? QQQIVQQSL 'ft' .. its wif John Charles Pacheco 30 Allerton Street, Plymouth Clinch I'in impressed look- ing tozeard .lane 1971 industrious prizes his books by Gibran blooinin' cheers for closing day of Mayflower II but anything mathe- matical no! National Honor Society 4g Drama Club 1, 2, President 3, 43 Anne Frank 33 Pygmalion 23 Student Council 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 43 Pilgrim 1, 2, 3, Co-Editor in-Chief 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Comitia 33 French Club 2, 3, 43 Lit Magazine 1, Soph. Ed. 2g Clarion 23 Quiz Bowl 1,23 AFS 33 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Youth Citizenship Conference 33 NEDT Award. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH Judith Ann Pacheco 7 Overlook Terrace, Plymouth Judy ... amiable, subdued ... prizes her electric typczvriter a secretary in Boston that's far Judy not Judith sleeping late c'est la vie! Marching Girls 2, 3, 4t Pep Squad 13 Dean's Council 1, 2g Editor Typing' - Pilgrim 43 Pilgrim 2, 33 Senior Show 43 Senior Prom 43 S.A.S. Homeroom Representative 3g Homeroom Class Dues Collector 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretarial Pool 4. ffui FWS . Steve Palavanchi Plymouth Rock Terrace, Plymouth Steve headed for the scriiicc and marriage yes? happy with R.M. prizes his license but that certain girlf peeres him That's close. Gerald Francis Parent Center Street, Carver Het-Batman! Did za hear? .1 , , , . an Aero Technician 111 Carrer that's Jerry fzincti0nzng', dis- likes '1i'm'lf but is happy living in Carver ,. . ivhonxl .. . does Jerry prize that Bog Huggy! spirited , Freshman Football 13 Freshman Base- ball 23 Freshman Track 13 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Senior Dance Committee 43 Senior Show 4. 58 1 Alan G. Paulding Eda Avenue, South Carver Chip ... witty ... wants his name under his picture Oh, n0. ' likes getting out of fifth pC'7'l0fl prizes his license pct peeve ... taking all three lunches and getting away with it. Baseball 1, 23 Intramurals 3, 4. SCHOOL . CLASS CF 196 Nancy Marie Pedrini 113 Standish Avenue, Plymouth I a'0n't wanna hear it. ' Nance a social worker! congenial loves to have a good time Chmmmj that why you hate to go to bed at night and get up in the morn? exuberant prizes her true ,t'1'ie1zds smiling , National Honor Society 4, 151--a-week Collector lg Leader Corps 2, 3, Chair- man 4g S.A.S. Homeroom Delegate 1, 25 Quiz Bowl 1, 25 Latin Club 15 Marching' Girls 2, 3, Co-leader 43 A.F. S. 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 2, 3, 4g Bookstore Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4: Prom Committees 3, 45 Senior Show 4g Intramurals 3, 4g Graduation Usher 33 Dance Committees 33 Pep Squad 2, 3. , e fi 4 ai, ig. Candida Rosa Perez Gonzalez Halfway Pond, Plymouth Candy prizes My Spanish lan- guage Puerto Rico nuzlfes hw happy bound for eollege flis- likes lzaring her name hyphouaterl Library Aid 43 Honor Society 3, 4. Manuel Perry J Thomas Peterson Linda Amelia Petrell , r. '72 South Street, Plymouth Tweet good-looking .. . Thought ya knew that fsmilej always fixing his '32 Coupe that is Prizes his '32 Coupe pet peeve '32 Coupe happiness is '32 Cou e confused eh? That's our P V .1 , . Tweet! . . . pranlfzsh . . . found with that special girl smooth .ami frienclly. Track 2, 3, 4, Football 15 Intramurals: Junior Prom Committees 3. '79 Spooner Street, Plym0Uth Tommy ... wants to be a Mechanical Engineer studious .. . F0jl'dS 90, but V.W.'s are O.K. oblzgzng defiizilely not a chevy man happy with a full tank of gas on any summer day prizes his car. Golf Team 3, 4g Intramurals 4: Chess Club 4. 59 57 Warren Avenue, Plymouth Linda u'icle'-vyerl, flirtutious .. I lzappiness to be with R..-1.l., but those fightsf Forget 1't. ' pri- zes my teleplmue mul .. . u wrtaiu 'tio' Class Rluy. Typist Pool 43 Senior Show 4. 1 1 13 sa :,fi',.1- v:,, ,,?-ff 1:4151 ,fp . , , 1 Paul Petrof 108 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Moose definitely not Gorilla .. . considerate ... sports zninfled ... to join the Bulgarian army prizes his 4 toes I'nz gonna kill you Lane! Football 1, 3, 43 Track 2, 4. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH Paul Pierson White Horse Road, Manomet Teddy friendly values his keys to a 390 Ford Oh to drive a Ford is 'really happiness dependable and pleasant wants to be happy Teddy Why do Chenies peere you so? Yon'll get over it. Varsity Football 1, 2. 4-L...-1' X i,,W:v-Wh 'gytffff tb Alan Pimental Paulette Carole Pimental Linda Lin Pina 30 South Street, Plymouth Al wants to be a draftsman I. .. prizes his weights and nzagazznes but dislikes lVIother's 3rd de- gree. ' All right Money makes him happy! Seven Hills Road, Plymouth Paulette petite prizes her friendship ring plans to further her education and be happy you know that! pet peeve .. . unpredictable moods! ... Happi- ness is being with S.R.T. but oh, those fights! Class Secretary 23 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Girls Sports Club 2, 3, 4g Leader Corps 3, 43 Dance Committees 3, 43 Future Nurses 2, 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Co-Cap- tain Cheerleaders 43 Senior Show 43 Heritage Day 1. 60 Braley Lane, Plymouth Linda friendly, laughing prizes her nieces and nephews to travel west and being in the gynz that's happiness for Linda Don't ask me for any favors either es- pecially dainty people! Dean's Council 23 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 A.F.S. 43 Fashion Show 3, 43 Intramurals 33 Bookstore 4. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 f 946 Vflflfm' , ,. msg. .1 '-....,,,4 , 1 ,:j5bi,.i' .' . , ,,.'nxK A f, Q' Q' , -va. if' , S., .f ' Barbara Poirier Seven Hills Road, Plymouth Barbara ... congenial .. . flighty mischievous What's it to ya ? says happiness is the end of the school day! .. . and oh that certain Dean of Girls! Barb hopcs to be happy prizes her class ring. Pep Squad 1, 45 Intramurals 43 Fas- hion Show 3. Mary May Pina 2 Braley Lane, Plymouth May future L.P.N. doesn't like staying home prizes her dog unpredictable 'fLcatve hint alone, he's not bothering yon. ' who? Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 3, Fashion Show 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 43 Junior Volunteer 3, A.F.S. 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Bookstore Assistant 4. V327 fqr 'w'sv' .X Randall Post 30 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Randy . . . quiet? . . . prizes his clothes :. . well dressed . . . What .. . dislikes s1tpcr,t'lnons . . . intcrro- gati0n wants to bc an architect handsome! Football 1, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 61 NY ,.,......r Wayne Miranda Pinto 20 Chilton Street, Plymouth VVayne bnilt to go to college sportsinindccl but still enjoys no practice alicays found smiling except when fighting with that certain sophomore girl! lVaync, Get off the 1-cad! with that '57 Vollfszcagcn. Football 1, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. Kathleen Marie Pratt Off Oak Street, Plymouth Kathy no not Ratf a future nnrsi well I'll bc. ' Artistic Talented Friendly lint nh those lllonday niorningsf ... liappincss is ... waiting for those certain phone calls .. . front a certain PC. Sports Club 3, 4g Softball 33 Senior Show Writing' Committee 4g Senior Gown Committee -13 l5e n-week collec- t0I' 1, 2. 3: Volleyball 4: Senior Show 45 Women Club Representative 41 Fus- hion Show 33 Yearbook Collector 4, .E I 3 PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH W, Jw Everett Pretti William Edward Price 93 Forest Avenue Extension 14 Russell Avenue, Plymouth Q Plymouth Bill a thinker wants to be- E'v wants to be a Marine come a college graduate -- and like it easy-going likes to go places and sporty happiness is B.S.A.'s do things Yon're lucky gou're my and lVI.G.'s peeved most teachers friend casual pet peeve? and preachers przzes his Rolling quiet prizes his license. ........ Stones albums. Sports 2, 3, 43 Footballg Sports Club Band 1, 23 Orchestra 33 Golf 23 In- 43 Intramurals 43 Track 4. tramurals 4. A f 49 in-v leeee 'QQ x Henry George Prussman Herbert Warner Prussman Steve James Radcliffe 233 Sandwich Street, Plymouth 233 Sandwich Street, Plymouth 28 Newfield Street: Plymouth fienrg H. .. wants to be a -chemist . . . Skippy H , D0f-ed in wants to Rat ... friendly ... Oh, those week- no lze but ', .. Physzcls is on the go gn to School ca,-efree UNO ends? Say boy! cooperative outs U. .. prizes hzs Roy 07-bison albums Hen finally making it peeved especially on the golf course ,, , . . . intelligent . . . reserved . . . real by Mr. Baden .. . independent .. . Look 0211 world '- - Steveis headed for cool thats Henrgl says he dis- prizes his 143 Plymmlfh Sports Fury. college It peeves him when there's likes school but dont let hzm fool ya! nothing to do cheer Hp, better --- .f0YW1fl?? times ahead. Qllil BOWI 1, 2g Weight Training 3, 43 Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 4: Var- Chess Club I, 4. sity Club 3, 4, 62 SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 Ronald Bruce Randall 20W Nelson Street, Plymouth Ran - dell plans to succeed without trying u'ell-dressed How's it feel to have a full tank of gas? good-looking dislikes those nights at home rather be iaith Magruder and company. Band 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2. Robert Rapoza RFD 3, Samoset Street, Plymouth Rob Is that righf? plans to nzalfe a million fake long trips .. . in his ,GI .. . Fowl? . . . rlislilfes . . . eoueeifefl people . .. unpreicnfiolls Track 2g Football 3. Gary Raymond Long Pond Road, Plymouth if Morton Raymond Long Pond Road, Plymouth Gary hopes to succeed in life Morton desirous of being but is peeved when My rich dislikes staying in school un- car don't go What? he prizes til 2:30 Let's get out of here. ' his car keys and being with that prizes his license and going certain girl. Volleyball 4g Work Study Program. ouf! 'N 63 'Nw R Marion C. Reggiani Clifford Road, Plymouth Tink beautiful eyes ... fashionable Shu-ah ihaf certain lllarine --urnml prizes her diamond the Marines-No! Senior Show 4g Fifteen-cent-a-week collector 1, 2. W -1slv..,,,,..mlv Patricia Mantina Rettig 86 Abington Avenue, White Horse Beach Pat ooh those earrings PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH Lynn Jay Reynolds 341 Court Street, Plymouth Lynn well dressed, fun loving watch ont, here she comes! plans to u-orlf .. . and .. . bc lzappy ujith a job . , . Whats the malfunc- tion? ... people who complain about her earrings peerc her. Pilgrim 2, 3, 43 Cashier 3, 4g Football Concession 43 Basketball Concession 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Show 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 S.A.S. Homeroom Representative 23 Gradua- tion Usher 33 Deans Council 23 Typing Pool 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 43 Cashier. W 3 MV 1' Paul Allen Rezendes 128 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Paul flirt1 P.I. fWhat is . J it this 'lU1'l'if, Paul?J future com- 'mercial driver for U.S.I. p7'0mlf- ish I'll drink to that. happi- ness is Australia. dislikes the morning after ... prizes his diving gear. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Clar- ion 33 Boys Sports Staff 2, 43 Prom Committees 3, 43 Senior Show 4g A.F.S. 4. in that Rovcr! Hopes to gradu- ate from college and travel Ya lfnouf' she hates to be kept waiting Parlcz vous Francais, Virginia? French Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 23 Archery 23 Future Teacher's Club 4g Bowling 1, 2g Senior Show 4. Mary Margaret Rittall Beaver Dam Road, Plymouth Mary beautiful blue eyes pleasant soft spoken not Gel- larsl ten chocolate chip cones, please What can I say? her happiness is CARBS3 but oh those stubborn elephants ... Mary prizes . .. her watch. Dean's Council 23 Senior Show 43 Graduation Usher 33 Intramurals 4. 64 fi f 59? 164-625 A Jean Roberts Federal Furnace Road, Plymouth Twitchie . . . more school for this gal weekends away from Plymouth keep her happy ... lighthearted ... but Jane Wi1'tzbzlrger ... 'tIt's been real . . . prizes the friendships of P.P. quiet. Pep Squad 1. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 Kathleen Ann Roberts Holmes Street, Carver Kath ieilling to attend IBM School and travel sincere likes being with A.C.D. and a special loeli-et from ??? . Wo1lld you believe it? that gym teacher! olil Latin Club 2, 33 French Club 2, 33 ln- tramurals 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 2, 3, 43 AFS 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Prom Committee 4g Senior Show 4g Dance Committee 4g Exercise Club 4g Senior Motto Committee 4. I f X 4...--A' gy' Edward Roncarati Gerald Rose 367 Court Street, Plymouth 46 Mayflower Street, Plymouth t'Eddie hopes to live 'l7l.F1l07'lfll1 Jerry sporfsniinalecl anzbllion friendly prizes hzs baby fo rein the Tech ieell-lfnozen brother pet pecve Ann frienrllif Shore me zehaf you fynploqxivig happiness sleeping l:no1e happiness is stuffing Iafp m07'711'77gs, a basketball prizes his basket- ball. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Sports Club 2, 3, 4. 1 65 tf e 1 er 4. J I : .- I ,, L' ., -. ff - 7, n fin f E ., 4 4 ,, ., ,t .f , f f I df 5 1 f ff , 'WV' f gf f S' W if 5, 1 if My I 5 Q-, t jf if-if . A , A M . Arthur Roderigues fail' r JA , 58 Nicks Rock Road, Plymouth Fung , , , Good loolfing, easy going ... shy? ... Says Ya Sll7'!'.'H ... Hopes fo enter a feehnieal sehool or the ser1'1'ce . . . hates 14'orlf1'ng . . . on Fri'- zlay nights? ... Happiness ... getting that car om' of the All prizes that one eerlain person. Baseball 1, 23 Football 13 Intramurals 4. ggi' Sheila Ryan 14 Vernon Street, Plymouth She ... original ... oelrcnlnro14s ... llopes fo .llll'fllt'l' ller' efllfeflflon ... lillf oh! geffzng up in fhe morning .. fun loring 1el2or1l rlirl sozneonf HIf'lIfI0lI elanelng? prices those HIt'IllUl'll'S?.' lnof flle lllueC'on1eI,Slzr.'J Student Council Representative lg Stn- dent Council 23 Tennis 2. Sig Field Hockey 3, 43 Sports Clnlm 24, 4: Pep Squad 2, 33 I,I.l!jI'lIll Staff CZ, 41 Senior Statistics 43 Junior Prom Connnittccg Dance Committees 1, TZ, 21, 43 l5e-:i- week collector 1. Lydia Rose 46 Mayflower Street, Plymouth Zany pet peere tartar sauce! ... impnlsire ... passes time ... tallf- ing anrl tallcing prizes her frienflships You lfnou' what? happiness is partying straight- forirarzl plans to join the Air Ffll'L'l,. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Fashion Show 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Pilgrim Staff 23 Typist Pool 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 3, 4. in-. X Lucille .lane Ruggiero 34 Margarie Street, Plymouth Lucille ... slim ... sloze drivers ... Get me. ' ... prizes her license .. and lil.cs . oin out nz hts .. '3 -- Sl Q 9 plans on attenflzng IDM School. Typist Pool 43 Intramurals 1, 23 Office Assistant 43 Senior Show. PLY CUTH-CAR ER HIGH Wilma Marguerite Rougeau 176 Summer Street. Plymouth Wilma sprite Really K always busy wants to be a his- tory teacher Ah to grou' sir more inches, u-oulfl be true happiness ...Ughl...allth0se...t...a... l l people looking dozen Prizes her dog, His name? DOGI? Latin Club 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 43 Pep Squad 2, 4g Football Conces- sions 43 Drama Club 43 Volleyball In- tramurals 4g Junior World Affairs Council 4. MH' .-'far arf , -W-'nv S , , , E I uf P .X Linda Mae Ruprecht RFD 3 Wenham Street, Plymouth Linda ... dramatic ... chatty ... active hopes to become an actress Happiness is ... Sandy hates being hurt prizes the oiener of a certain egg? Pep Squad 1, 23 Chorus 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Senior Show 4. 66 Christine Margaret Russell 394 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Chris wants to go to college Oh, that gym teacher, eh Chris You're awful, just awful likes being alive individualistic umm those contacts are great quiet. SCHGOL . CLASS OF 196 Diane Salgado 7 Cotton Street, Plymouth Elfin peppy clzeerfnl Set 'em Shrimp! nice things in small packages? hopes to be successful in life iehat a ,field hockey player! . . . prized possession . . . her class ring not tall people, Dil happiness is going ont nights! Vs. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4g Typist Pool 45 Senior Show 43 Sports Club 2, 3, 4. llflhkv Clifford Edward Sampson, Jr. 16 Overlook Road, Plymouth Seen Cline? no, not .fer Vflfflx again, C.E. .' ... is eollege -lltlllllfi ... easy-going ... prizes his license ... and ohl those Forflsf rlerilish SP. peeees yon? . .. that's nnflersfanfl- able. Book Store 3g Chess Club 23 Quiz Bowl 1, 25 Lab Assistant 2, 33 German Club 4. 'una-B.,-1' Jane Patty Sampson 10 Bradford Street, Plymouth Jane ambition Salvation Arnzy Officer-Clergy That's almost close prizes her friends is pevecl by first period C.A. class likable serene hapy when she has enough sleep to get rested. Ruth Ann Sand South Meadow Road, Carver Ruth wants a degree in teaching Is it Friday yet? prizes her portable teleuzszon studions serene friendly peeved by cer- tain hypocrites? Chorus 2, 3, 4, American Field Service 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 43 Clarion 2, 3, 43 Lit 2, 43 Office As- sistant 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 3, -13 French Club 43 Intramurals -13 Prom Committee 33 Senior Show Staff 43 Senior Class Flower Committee. ,l 67 Ronald St. George 17 Forest Avenue Court, Plymouth 4'Ronnie ... not Cowboy ... wants to be a ,football eoaeh rugged, classy Curtis, you .lerlv. ' har- ing money and no :worries will lveep him happy prizes my l'.F. jacket . Vice President 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 21, 43 Track 23 Varsity Club 2, 34, -11 Spanish Chairman of Junior Prom Umiiiixittvi- 3 Clulmg Senior Show XYritiiig' Conimittee: ,, bfi, 'Um Mini ia ' . PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH QA X -L. V-ikntii 5 'H::Q:.hkg:P't. f , Li -, ,.,i rtggkl-Y -sg. 1 , ',,..e 5 x s.uM1Xet:g-v kv Jksfxxkigxkkkikhfhsbkimlghxhi ,xxxxihliisliiiisfbcxt ffx-gl-K ' 'fy' 540' 'ii'-'1?'w?'rfA'i'fii-'f'fW 'Yf ' 'Q A ..vt1.Q'lfb.kx i 1 1 and wh.. -,guise Ann Scanlon Rexford Charles Schiano ' 18 Clyfton Street, Plymouth Fox Road, Manomet it ., 4 M.4lII!I'1'H lillll fo hi' Iflfllh . .. wants Rm' qmlpifion college al- h gg ' fo bi' a social 1vrn'lff'r lzlcvs pcopli' ways saying I flozzbf iii' Hap- Z I I'S1Jf'4'l'!Illjl flu' mrnrr of fhaf rail pini-ss is sleeping late' teachers 37 plaid scarf happy flaring sumnzvr pcczic him Rm' prizes his Chevy. f - - ' f r ' 1- f1?'if'flhy2',ii,-irg' I 1, I7fi.i'lf.1,C'f' lil Ef Chess Club 4- Latin Club 1: VVorld Afairs 43 Future ' A, Nurses Club -13 Clarion -lg Senior ' Show: Spanish Club 2. - 5, .ww . Q' at -' .. ' :4 .1 ii:f'- ' Jw ' 1 4 , if Q If ,' , w 2 1 1 l 1 , J' , as ,1,. f X :' 2 1 l if if P' f f jfe fi of 4 f- if ' - ' M-f ifrafi , 2' 1 ,21i.,..1- . . ,W ,. 1 John 0. Scott 12 Sever Street, Plymouth Alrfc his Gibson U35 Natural Gui- fur ... is ... ffm mm-li ... wants fo hw a rarlin annmrncm' and sing? rlislilfwx losing finir' lmf prizws u ll'l'f'h'f'llll in lfl'1'llf'SlI'y. Chorus 2, 3, 4g Talent Show 2. 1 Q01 Richard Sherwood Purchase Street, Carver Wooool Richifs sly enjoys Suclfing up Jello? frolicsomc wants to become a cowboy 'zvifh a fruclf? grvgarious but noi near liHlc Ferrif. ' Track 1: Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2g Dance Committee 13 Drama Club 23 Football 1. 68 Kevin Short 2 Stephen's Lane, Plymouth Kevin easy-going either the Navy or trade school always say- ing, one time. likes winter pecvcd by knou'-it-alls prizes Kathy. ,,,..g.' 'rpm - ,EASPZ f-7',' Q.i i.' - 1-Vv 5 ,- 'gl 1 5,2 1 SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 ' M, 7 ' ' ' ,f f l I l ,e - ' . . ' gifzsf: k.::::v:' 'ee ' - - pg -A , a miga f--ww., -'-' , -4 ' '-1 ' 2 ' . , 2 SSS. Deborah Susan Shwom 19 Mayflower Street, Plymouth Debbie loquacious plans on a B.S. in Physical Therapy ambitious and dedicated Ya, thaf's close. Psychology, Hojo food, and S-H-W- O.-M. ' peeve her. Latin Club 1, 2g Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committees 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses 2, 3, 45 School Paper 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports Editor 45 Lit Magazine 2, 3, 4, American Field Service 2, Students Abroad Coordinator 3, President 4, Senior Show 43 National Honor Socie- ty 43 German Club 3, 4. Janice Ann Sirrico 134 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Jan friendly sincere quiet? wants a good educalion lilfes fo sleep but is peered by inconside- rafe people prizes baby brofher, Joey ... Su1'el Secretarial Pool 49 Clarion 4, Pilgrim Typing' Staff 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Elatlonal Honor Society 43 Senior Show YUM- P0 4Q3vnq. Evelyn Smith 22 Standish Avenue, Plymouth Reserved .. . prizes lzer birflzsfone ring .. . auzbifion fo be successful .. . Grad- uation at lasfl Oh Boy! dislikes snobs and is peeuerl by people who make fun of oflzers. Pep Squad 1, 2, 4. 69 I Eugene Silva 299 Rear Court Street, Plymouth Eugene .. . elzeerful '4VVhaf's eoolf- in? plans lo be a success hushed enjoys going fo .football games prizes his eoiu collection. Jacqueline Smith Halfway Pond, Buzzards Ray ,laelfie . . . good uafurefl . . . fi .laelfie IHIIIIJIIIVSS is yl'au'uallou .. . Hole 'bouf fl1al. ' . . . rll'slil.'es yefiny up early prlres liez' l,l's unfl J.3's. Chess 1, 3, 45 Band 4. I V , 1-v-'-yn-'Y X Sandra Lee Smith Pond Avenue, White Horse Beach Sandy wee likable ... rnotherlg hopes to niarrg hates people with big mouths prizes her sister Oh no, are gon lfirlding? Happiness is being with S. T. Intramurals 1, 23 Senior Show 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Senior Gown Color Committee 43 Sen- ior Motto Committee 43 American Field Service 43 Pilgrirn 2, 33 Cashier 1, 2, 3. Dona Souza 2 Seven Hills Road, Plymouth Dona spelled with one N happy on the Cape petite dis- likes losing her loafers but prizes a certain SLHS Ring Is that rite?? Dona hopes to travel. Quiz Bowl lg Pep Squad 1, 2, 3g Fu- ture Nurses Club Treasurer 1, 2, 43 Clarion Typist 43 Jr. Prom 3g Senior Show 4g Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 23 A.F.S. 3, 4. PLYM UTH-CARVER HIGH Marcia Catherine Sotirkys State Road, Manomet Marcia ... outgoing ... genuine ... plans to further her edncatzon er- nberant Is that right? likes driving the Big B ... peevecl I .by UTM, Poniacu . . . prizes her stnjfed animals. ..,,.. Typist Pool 4g Senior Statistics 4g Sen- ior Gown Color Committee 4g Senior Motto Committee 43 Yearbook Collector 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Assistant 4g Fashion Show 33 Pep Squad 1, 23 Intramurals 43 Tea Parties 3, 4. Il or 511' Q.: , , ,4 1 . H I f 3 , . Joanna Spina Box 2, Manomet Jo a creative hairdresser who is happy about her 300 hours those Stzidebakers! ... musical, drama- tic prizes her pegboard. Drama Club 33 Chess Club 3, 43 Cho- rus 2, 3, 4. 70 William Spina Box 2, Manomet Bill opinionated, individual hopes for success as a person not non-conformist, Bill? enjoys play- ing chess being with that certain someone .. . hates wearing ties .. . can be seen in the Lindens or Room 108 with Mr. UB . Chess Club. SCHCCL . CLASS OF 196 , JV' , Q af' , ,. 1, .f W,,eg' 4, ,,.-,Q New arf lf J.. ,V ,A - www N fam,-fs , il? ,WW lv 5 '-f-ftwiif' f ' ffw f'3 . 1.4971 f ,, Carol Ann Stern 29 Russell Street, Plymouth Carol hopes to become a nurse considerate ... mild ... naive ... prizes her room asks, What was I saying? ... Happiness is sleeping, but oh, that gym class! Pilgrim 1, 2, 3, tco-curriculuml 4 ta secretaryb 5 Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, secretary 45 Spanish Club 35 Tennis 15 Sports Club 1, 25 Marching Girls 45 Senior Show Committee5 Graduation Usherette 1, 35 Junior Prom. Richard Alden Stahly 26 Silverbirch Avenue, Manomet Leap Leap Rich plans to be an aeronautical engineer menace prizes his tid lllopan his happiness getting a diploma .. . Good Lack! Linda Lee Stevens 8 Stoddard Street, Plymouth Lynda .. . Ufll7'ff1Cl'0llSH .. . wants to enter art school . . . menace . . . iiA17l,f gotta Pontiac for nothin Unpredictable Happiness is - an endless snnzmer peenes - Greg's surf board prizes her G.T.O. Jr. Well alright! Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 2, 45 Future Teachers Club 35 A.F.S. 3, 45 Bowling Team 1, 25 Jr. Prom Commit- tee 35 Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 4. 71 William Bramhall Stearns lll H9 Warren Avenue, Plymouth Will attf-nfl college rnaseulznf eollegiatf' Happiness is . winning .football games prizes . his head skis ansorialnlt- girls .Vol Student Council 3, 45 Varsity Club 3 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 1, 2, 35 Clai ion 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. and Sr. Prom Com mittee 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, 4. ,MAI-mi Leslie Stiles 6 Stoddard Street, Plymouth Ferrit .. . lzappy-go-lzteky .. . wants sfwinz around Cape of Goofl Hopf- , pranlfzslz fool IZ, lf., oirr a flilnr' Happiness is gmilmzti' ' Infw ' ' in tn .. pf'ez't's loztwring lans prizes that '511' Clie:-n .,.A lien Gi o CIOU. Cross Country 1, 25 Truck 2. 4 .4 G, 5 Stanley Philip Strout, Jr. 164 S. Pond Road, Plymouth Phil quiet a future writer scientific an A in English would make him happy not lunch before gym, though! polite A'lVall.' it off. ' likes money, u'hen he has it. Chess Club 1, 43 Lab Assistant 3. PLY OUTH-CARVER HIGH Linda May Sullivan 47 Royal Street, Plymouth Rea,lly? Are yon sure? Linda wants to be happy with Steve? smiling ... friendly . .. talkative . . . prizes - my Monkey of conrse but not unfriendly people. Latin Club 15 Pep Squad 1, 2g Dance Committeesg Intramurals 1, 25 Clarion Advertising Staff 3, 45 Clarion Busi- ness Kz Typing Manager 45 Senior Showg Pilgrim 4. A David Swift Long Pond Road, Cedarville David likes 'tllly Boat and lobster fishing being with a nice, snwet girl but not hanging around with kids who like nothing but trouble. Intramuralsg Volleyballg Basketball. Michael Taddia Prince Street, Plymouth Joel Tassmari 217 Sandwich Street Plymouth Mike likes hunting what, Mike? Tggg to go to gollegi Get out plans to join the Air Force of here ... rambunctzous easy prizes his Chevy Being on time going collegiate a yellon Cor peenes him Is that right? vette-umnz! .. and golf clubs huh, Lee? why elon't you like nozlizng? Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 41 Chess Club 4. Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3 Basketball 72 13 Sports Club 4 SCHOOL CLASS CF 196 .-nr-roi 'UM Linda Anne Thomas 2 Cordage Terrace Ext., Plymouth Friz prizes My Charm Bracelet and Saturday Mornings ... but ... y llflen dens. ' ... My Br0i'her. ' . . . hopes lo succeed and travel. Bowling 23 Pep Squad 43 Typist Pool 43 Pilgrim Typing Staff 43 Senior Show. Lawrence Taylor 175 Court Street, Plymouth Larry wants to go to college and be successful clooesiff everyone? earnest quiet best of lnclf to ya in the future dependable. Baseball 33 Touch Football 3, 43 Soc- cer 4g Volleyball 43 Basketball 3. '11'F'P md' Richard Edward Tong 8 Mayflower Street, Plymouth C501 ' . ,xy-4 r-n5,gfga,fQ . ft, HTL ff. fi 1' 'l 4. Carole Elizabeth Thomas 134 Westerly Road, Plymouth T. C. flirty happiest when with that certain someone Poor bebe! Carole wants to follow that dream and go to Europe . . . cute, stylish peevecl by feathers and bicycles she loves her dog, Elli. Latin Club 1, 23 Future Teachers Club 3, 43 Clarion Literary Staff 3, 4g Clar- ion Advertising Manager 43 Junior Prom Committees 3g Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 Woman's Club Representative 43 Junior Volunteer 33 Talent Show 33 Volleyball Intramurals 4g Enameling Club 43 Senior Show. WY Deborah Ann Torrence 4 Chestnut Street, Plymouth Richard ... enjoys living ... anxious l-i-1'f'S-S4-' --- Uffflllg fm' Uflf 1-- wanfs fo 7-U10 fhp Him-Id Camp jlzglzfy dramatic oh flu' spring baral' dislikes felling him to grow' and rlaffoflils lVlzaf's I1'I'Ull!l lflfll np prizes his car. Chess Club 4. 73 onions, Deli? R4'n11'n1lJ1'r Il'l7t'II-1 Chorus 3, 43 Drama Club 2, JZ, 43 Daniel Committees 2, 3, 4: Prom 33 Senior Show 4. VK' N-gpm-fl' Karl Torrance 91 Newfield Street, Plymouth Karl composed . .. happy, if sleep- ing late on Saturday industrious will join the Navy peeved by those people in Rm. JIU remote is heard saying 'fYou -want to buy it? but not about his '63 Chevy. PLYMO TH-CAR ER H GH Janice Torres 8 Magoni Terrace, Plymouth Jan ... friendly gets along great with all the P-C people .. . dislikes con- ceitetl people but not that certain New York Senior . . . Tom . . . Really? likes having a good time .. . hopes to graduate. Transfer from Plattsburg, New York5 Senior Charity Committee. W Robert Tracy 4 Spooner Street, Plymouth Bob hates homework oh, for a short gym class good natafrerl a P-C football 'victory will keep him happy ... likeable ... '4How about Zhtlil Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Promg Senior Showg Spanish Club 2, 35 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Book Store 45 Baseball 15 Assistant Cast of Pygma- lion 2, 'KDiary of Anne Frank 3. WFS 'ktfr 'Y Thelma Lois Trask 64 Pleasant Street, Plymouth Thel serene happiness is no school ... and ... no homework ... conscientious wants to teach His- tory-why? How should I know unperturbed values her li- cense. Bowling Intramurals 1, 25 Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 Archery Intramurals 25 Amer- ican Field Service 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Future Teachers 45 Senior Show 45 Graduation Flower Committee 4. 74 -in Q1 Michael Tribble Olmstead Terrace, Plymouth Mike talented plans to attend a fine arts college and have the best band around prizes his guitar ... modish ... Happiness is ... to make it through the year 'without hearing Get a hai1'cut. ' Mr. Cingolani peeves him not really just another Shag . Pilgv'-im Art Staff 45 Chorus 45 Senior Show 4. SCHOOL . CLASS OF 196 K Nsammnnwlf 'Wm 'wt Eileen Frances Urann 5 Davis Street, Plymouth Oh, those summers on ole Cape Cod! ...Isighj ... mild ... dedicated ... to teach Do we really? con- genial except when she runs into Mom in the halls. Drama Club 1, 23 Talent Shows 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. Francis Thomas Turner Lakewood Drive, Cederville Michael Fwieraga 1 Sawyei Place, Plymouth Fyayl U, 1,0511 Q17 pghf ,N happy illllxf ... plflllS fu go fo toll! gl ... H-hm, hp has flu, cap- gvygry night Ullllll' about lhof. ' goocl natnrecl ... and his job ... People .. . iritlz ... prizes his license .. . Happiness no sense Of humor pecve him .9f'ffl .fJ lllf' CUV llfff 1'-S Pf'f'l'f'fl I a teacher 'will be! ll!! flVl'l'f?lQ fflsf- Senior World Affairs Club 4. Margot Elizabeth Vacchino 4 Nelson Court, Plymouth Gr0och prizes her diaries ,frierzflly plans to live happily ever l1f'll'7' . .. Pretty goo'l. huh? . . . cle.rtrons . . .peevecl by broken promises and no mail but likes impossible situations that ivorlf out perfectly. Pep Squad 1, 2, Bowling' lg A.F.S. 1, 2, 3g.Pilgrim C0-Corriculim Staff 33 Pilgrim Typing Staff 43 Clarion Zig Junior Prom 33 Football Concession 43 Senior Show 4, Senior Prom 43 Gradu- ation Usher 3. 75 'Z J ti' 'e'e'- .. - 'ex - 3 w V, :jf . Q ,1,,Q - . George Milton Vaughan George plains to enter the Scr- vzee the Registry peeves him ... lily lfVorel. ' ... George will be really happy when he gets his lieense back . ,. prizes ... monen?.' ,f'e.is-5.52K f'f. 'Y ' X- ',,'ff,.-,wg Y ,Ngsv i, -. ggi-,5gQst X yffstsw... t:'fMsix.m-i.-s we - Q Q. , N, t , st,,,,s,Q Michael Verre Carver Road, Plymouth Milfe . .. plans .. . to n'1n'lf .. . for himself , , , or Uncle Sanz .. . prizes ... his '59 Forrl ... but not staying in school till J:J5,' Yon gave me the? runs around with the boysl Work Study. PLYMOUTH-CARVER HIGH William Arthur Vickery 10 Robinson Street, Plymouth Bill a future electrician friendly, prankislz Anytime prizes his '62 Tempest, but not that 4 cylinder engine znnnzl sleeping. Baseball 23 Intramurals 4. Janice Anne Wagner 114 Cedar Drive, Carver Harry ... happiness saying hi to a certain onale teacher how long has this been going on? golden plans to becorne an IIIM key punch operator easy- goingn prizes her little blue bng but pevwwl by the Armed Forces ... i1l'0'Vltll'7'747lL1!1?,. Chorus 1, 23 Mikado 23 Volleyball In- tramurals 43 Senior Show 4. Janet Louise Walker 18 Grant Street, Plymouth Jan willing wants to go to college talkative Meanwhile, back at the ranch' perky likes being alive pet peeve-being called DoorKnob prizes her pierced ears. Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 2, 3, 43 Band 13 Marching Girls 3, 43 Leader Corps 2, 3, 43 Pilgrim 2, 3, 4g Student Council 4g Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3g Bookstore 3, 43 Our Town 13 Jr. Prom Chairman 3g Sen- ior Prom 4g Senior Show 43 Clarion 2, 33 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. 76 Z2-' Wig.: fl . ' f' ,gxfinm t , .... ,Z ,.,, 4 7 at pf 3, A ' ' ..,.,, ' , swf , 1 z J-M sk. sf X Cheryl Lynn Waterman 108 South Street, Plymouth Cheryl How about that pretty . . . calm . . . reserved . . . cherishes her diamond riding with C.P.A. .. . great personality . .. but when he's late!! Cheryl set for marriage. Heritage Day lg Fashion Show 3, 43 Senior Show 4g Intramurals 1, 2. SCHOOL .CLASS OF 196 3 1 .J it , C Cheryl Lee Weeks Point Road, Manomet Cherylee wants to go to college dislikes being called quiet What's the matter with you? being able to wear contact lenses that's happiness ... sedate, patient ... prizes Manomet Beach and Danny. Dean's Council lg A.F.S. 43 Pep Squad 13 Senior Showg Junior Prom3 Art Club 4. Diane Elaine Watts Craig Webber, Jr. 6 Lothrop Street, Plymouth G8 Summer Street, Plymouth DeeDee flemure ooh that Big College or Air Force which ieill it Brother! ... happy when with her cer- be ... C'.J. ... out-going ... happi- tain someone peeoed by that Door- ness is an euclless summer facetioznq Knob sweet enough to be a teacher peered by lllIfI'I-01111111 girls Really, you're lfiflflilllu so prizes his lieeuse lT'lzat's new? petite. Latin Club 1, 23 German Club 2, 3, 43 S.A.S. Homeroom Representative 1, 23 Quiz Bowl 1, 23 Leader Corps 3, 43 A.F.S. 2, 3, 4g Band lg Marching Girls 3, 43 Pilgrim Staff 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 23 Bookstore 3, 4g Jr. Prom Decoration Chairman 33 Senior Prom 43 Senior Show 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. 'AW- we ,gli- Thomas Atwood Weston Alan Herbert Wheelock Main Street, Plymouth 1312 Nelson Street, Plymouth -Tom happy witch passing Eng- Al College Rouml aloof lzsh . . .u iieservetl, out-rloorish .. . fzeill stuart .. . alert? .. . likes lzuufiug be a ciezl engineer doesift like HIPS and his ear lfeus school lunches freelrlerl says llf1S ffvllbll' H'1'fll 11'lU'f1?'!l rules .. . fauna' Well all right about-his 55 . UH Nelson Street. Football 13 Baseball 13 Boys' State Representative 33 Golf 4. 77 L' ls ' ,, . ,Y .' 31 Q F +1 as '. 'SMX , Q , ,v 1.4, ...i f,- X . 1 ' I 3, f l, , W 1 gg Wy w . 4 ' 1 , 45 , i i PLYMUUTH-CAR ER HIGH Jan Winslow Whiting 215 Sandwich Street, Plymouth Jan ... intelligent . .. athletic ... 'zeants a good education and a good job afteru'ards prizes his license and Joyce but that nzeatloaf and Monday mornings Mon Dieu. Quiz Bowl 13 Lab Assistant 2g Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 French Club 2, 33 Boys' State 33 Math Club 33 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Pilgrim 33 Pilgrim Sports Editor 43 Bookstore 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 Senior Show 43 Boys, Sports Club 4. . Henry Stafford Williams Wareham Street, Carver Hank desirous of being rich likes to know what he's about to do I don't know! friendly prizes his license. Drama Club 23 Math Club 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 43 Future Teachers 33 Jun- ior Prom 33 Dance Committees 2, 33 Pilgrim Business Staff 33 Co-Business Manager Pilgrim 43 Senior Show 43 Senior Prom 4. Susan Molnar Whitman 85 South Street, Plymouth Sue agreeable All right, now Sue's headed for college theu the Peace Corps ... brilliant ... prizes her license, but oh, those early morn- ings ah, the sound of that 2:26 bell music to her ears. Math Club 2, 3g Spanish Club 2, 33 Pilgrim 43 Football Concession 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Squad 23 A.F.S. 2, 3, 43 Geological Society 43 Latin Club 23 Junior Council World Affairs 4. fi. Paul Arthur Williams Keith Williamson 6 Muster Field Road, Plymouth 8 Alvin Road Plymouth Paul 'mod lackadaisical but Whizzer different wants to not about making money Well, it's go to college and be successful alright! for a full tauk of gas right' happiness is his cav u but those 1000 word essays not Fords dzlatoiy prizes his radical prizes Aztec Fertility God license Statue. Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Tennis Team 23 Lab Assistant 2. 78 SCHOOL . CLASS CF 196 Leslie Robert Wilson 35 South Street, Plymouth Slick plans on entering the scr- vzce .. . and ... prizes ... My fntnrc car. ' ... Friday ... at 2::2li ... yeah .' BUT OH! that lllonalag morn- ing Geography Class .' Archery 23 Intramural Volleyball 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 33 Intraclass Track Meet 35 151' a week collector 1. Jane Marie Wirtzburger 12 Stoddard Street, Plymouth I'ctc blonde ... prizvs ... that Silber Lalfi' ring plans to lnw-onze a Sl'C'7'f'llll'jl Nothing wrong IUIIILII I that. .. . 4'-lanc . . . carr'frci' .. . hap- piness is thc cape' tall tonncl ... most llHjjIl'll4'I'1' ... with l'.J. Driver Ed. 33 Jr. Prom Committee 33 Senior Prom 43 Senior Show Commit- tee 43 Intramurals 1, 23 A.F.S. 3, -13 Marching' Girls 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1. 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 1, 23 Heritage Day Worker 13 Secretarial Pool 43 Pil- grirn 43 Latin Club 1. Frederick Alvin Wood Federal Furnace Road Fred Peg-minded happy - about gradnation and his girl P.G. but Oh my God cleaning Pcggy's sheep barn! lackadaisical bnt not about his '58 Pontiac. Christine Lillian Woodward 16 Royal Street Chris ... sincere ... Wf'll, Alright. ' sensible ambition - to bcconw a Vcternarian Nurse rcscrvcd happy .. . when your last name begins 'with A and with Winky nzaalc by that certain solnconc. Bowling' 1, 23 Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 ln- tramurals 1, 23 Deans Council 1, 23 Spanish Club 33 Future Nurses Club 43 Drama Club 43 Clarion 23 Junior Prom Committee A.F.S. 2, 3, 4. I 79 . sh! 31-WW' Christine Lillian Young Main Street Chris blonilc, sporty, arniablf' a fnlnrc tc'ai'h4'r .. . prizvs hw' Ifarlnira Strcisanrl albnrns lint oh fhosi clgcrl bl0n1l:'s.' Happiness is passing that history lionnnorlr in on tiinc ... Ilonjonr Flll'I'SfllIl'.l., . Cmnt Grief - this is trna'. ' Softball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 33 French Club 33 Future Teachers of America 3, 4: Volleyball Intramurzils -43 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Show Commit' tees -1. ui' Q' .., Laura Elliot State Road R.F.D. Manomet Laura Say kid! wants to wander through Europe beautiful soft, brown eyes prizes her tat- tered teddy bear . . . artistic . .. pet peeive those who think they're cool , CLASS OF 196 William Ellis Old Colony Drive Manomet Billy ambitious plans to make a lot of money prizes his license can be found Doing what I want to do but not getting up early. for 5 be l Q X 4, I ZX 4 jj f ' ' My x ,ll QLQKQ , . J Fd Q is 'f Y l 80 Q 0 fp A U I I A e X as Q ,fl Q' B be D Z 4 E 4 55' BI 5 Best Looking Best Dressed Jean Brenner, Randy Post Virginia Caramsalidis, Donald Kramer if V ' .125 ,A Y 2? DONE MOST FOR PCHS Carmen Lopes, Thomas Bastom Shyegt Most Athletic Glenn Day, Janice Sir-rico Donnie McLean, Betty Fernandez 84 Class Flirts Carmen Brewster, Peter Olson Best Dancers Sheila Ryan, Manuel Perry A ievsv-M . ff fs, , E ' N WMU. .wk e auf?- 01 Class Opposites Glenn Lawrence Dlane Salgado Most Talented Gerard Donelan, Deborah Torrence 85 'N Class Sweethearts 1-4 93 I3 rn ff' Z .... Q PT' CD S U7 o :ZS H 13 o 5 sw U1 FI' o D15 3 ro U1 Most Talkative August Barrows, Lydia Rose S , fffwwd A ,Qffff 1 I l 1 K l ,fggggg was Q 5 I 5 1 Most Likely to Succeed Best All-Round Douglas Griswold, Cynthia Besse Scott Cline, Nancy Pedrini Personality Plus Zoe Lewis, Alan Ferazzi HE J UNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Treas. Susan Brennerg Pres. Charles Cappannarig Sec. Joyce Brigidag V.P. Marcia Morse. Y Y M7093 The Class Cf 1968 ff 2 3 y x Q 2 E ' Ky' 1 L E I 1 ...,i,. ....1,.. vi f .fww ffiw? ' - 5 W A zz if 12 as 1 J 4 . rw if 'sf 'Y -um E SGPHO GRE 'vw 1 wg, VM 9 ,' ., .. W 1 ' V 'f?'ff f'i '. 'x v '- ' 'f x V . '.bPsv..Wx-Y4A.,.. . . ,, .s an , 1 'IH' I in, 'i M V kfwSnfxb4f.o- . ' , , . - '. K z g,51ag5,.v,,1.,..,,:,.,:.sfw.w-fs , . .N X . . , - ir .. -gi? gn, '33, A X may y , Q f' A' ww , .1, 1 'I ,, ,' ' 25. 'V wif WESSKQES . ,. , fm? 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The band plays at football games, pep rallies, assemblies, marches in local parades and partici- pates in out of state exchange concerts. Mr. Pacheco is the Band Director. Marching Girls consists of thirty- five girls chosen by the Band Director and a faculty committee. They per- form during half time at the football games and march in local parades. This year the leaders were Nancy Pedrini and Carole Geller. an I .L MARCHING GIRLS Row 1: D. Watts, J. Boccai, C. Besse, L. Koblantz, J. Pacheco, L. Couter, S. Bloom, M. Shea C Seavei M Dunlap C Kuhn B. GOVOUI, S. Freyermuth, C. Brewster, C. Stern, J. Wirtz- M. Morse. Row 4: C. Browning., J Buglda D Malvelli S burger. Row 2: C. Geller, M. Ferro, N.. Walker, L. Heath, Radcliffe, R. Magura, S. Bllgldii J Nell C. Coffin, C. Gately, C. Gately, N. Pedrinif Row 3: K. Bubbins, 4 PCHS Pep Squad Miss Judith Wild, Advisor Pep Squad And Chorus 2 Pep Squad consists of a group of students Chorus provides interested students with the who support our teams by forming a cheering opportunity to gain experience in the perform- block at football and basketball games. They ance of vocal music. Chorus entertains at vari- are advised by Miss Wild. ous school functions, including the Christmas assembly. Mr. Truran directs Chorus. CHORUS: Row li R. Sand, S. Bumpus, P. Davis, J. Freeman, Torrence, L. Fager, D. Houser, G. James, S. Holmes, D. V. Dries, S. Cunliffe, Nunes. M. DaRosa, J. DaCos.ta, S. Andrade. Row 3: W. Rasmussen, B. Pratt, D. Hamblin, M. Davis, E. Urann, D. Pimental, B. Barkhouse, K. Griffin, N. Tribble, M. Scott, A. Barron, T. Bastoni, N. Rasmussen, J. LaFrance. Row 2: J. Swales, G. Gill, R. Disalvatore, P. Ashley, Butterfield, C. Houston. Coffey, L. Ruprecht, A. D'Olivera, F. Hart, W. Reed, D. 98 1 - P . 3 E l ' I 1 . g I I -g 1 - - 1. , f,... L , A . z i ' 2 E l 1 3 4 ., L.. . ,,..,L-,,,.,..,.M..-.,, -..s 1. ...-.m,. ,...n..-.,.,,.L.,,i........,al,..,Y 1 5 BOYS' VARSITY CLUB: Row 1: D. Conroy, E. Pretti, J. Furtado, J. Bothelo, D. Maccaferri, R. Car- lisle, C. Gray, R. Williams, W. Henry, K. Beal. Row 2: S. Rogers, M. Sirrico, M. Donelan, J. Chad- wick, W. Stearns, W. Pinto, B. But- ters, L. Smith, H. Ruxton, C. Bal- lard, Mr. Mario Romano. Row 3: C. Burns, S. Cline, W. Beal, J. Whiting, J. Tassanari, S. Radcliffe, L. Carter, S. Minsky, W. Curtis, D. Lane, P. Giovanetti. Row 4: E. Krakowski, R. Post, G. Lawrence, A. Andrews, P. Fernandes, A. Fer- razi, R. St. George, W. Cristani, D. Hale, S. Conroy. Boys, Varsily Club And Girls, Sports Club The Boys' Varsity Club consists of those athletes who have participated in intra-scholastic sports. Members of the track, baseball, basketball, football, and intramural teams are eligible for membership. Mr. Patrick Romano is the advisor of this organiza- tion. The counterpart of the Boys' Varsity Club is the Girls' Sports Club. Membership, however, is by choice, not by qualification. This year, the group has sponsored various activities such as dances. Miss Judith Wild is the advisor. GTRLS' SPORTS CLUB: Row 1: C. Houston, M. James, M. Pina, I. Pina, L. Rose, C. Lodi, C. Prussman, C. Rettig, S. Henderson, K. Ruprecht, K. Pimental, S. Barlow, D. Caldera, A. Rettig, H. Silivia. Row 2: C. Besse, S. Robertson N. Darsch, L. Heath, Y. Dupuis, V. Fernandes, C. Young D. Salgado, K. Kittisbhon, L. Meyer, P. Meyer, K. Post: E. Mmsky, P. Brewster. Row 3: J. Brenner, L. Blake, P. Pimental, L. Axford, D. Millican, D. Fry, B. Fratus, L. Truit C. Nickerson, M. Burton, M. Best, L. Pina, C. Bramhall, L Stevens. Row 4: L. Koblantz, E. Wood, M. Medeiros, B Anti, A. Furtado, C. Pina, G. James, L. Nicolas, C. Govoni, P. Banker, S. Griswold, K. Haire, L. Rogers, J. Edwards S. Ryan. 1 otional Honor Society. 1 P ' F 5 3 l 2 i 2 1 f ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Joseph Furtado, K. Jones C. Perez, K. Griffin, P. Niemi, G. Cappannari, N. Pedrini, C. Besse, Mr. A. Dietlin. Row 2: R. Sand, S. Whitman, J. Pacheco, D. Hale, J. Whiting, D. Lane, D. Shwom, J. Sirrico. . . . and Student Council Advisor: Mr. Andrew Dietlin President: Grace Cappannari Vice-President: Peter Niemi Secretary-Treasurer: Kathleen Griffin Membership in the NHS is primarily based upon scholastic achievement. The members are chosen by the faculty, Who rate them on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The NHS publishes the PCHS handbook. Advisor: Mr. Cingolani President: Dale Lane Vice-President: Peggy Bastoni Treasurer: Galen Keller Secretary: Elaine Erickson The Student Council governs and regu- lates the student body, and acts as a link between the student body and the faculty. Dances, pep rallies, and other school functions are sponsored by this organi- zation. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: G. Keller, E. Erickson, D. Lane, M. Bastoni, W. Girard, R. Perry. Row 2: D. Gibbs, D. Silva, D. Santos, C. Kuhn, W. Stearns, D. Fernandes. Row 3: D. Thuber, C. Lopes, C. Cappannari, C. Burns, R. Souza, P. Stearns, W. Valente. Deanis' Council and. Advisor: Mrs. Alice Urann Tri-Presidents: Wendy Gomes, Lynn Blake, Susan Freyermuth ' Jill- ill j DEAN'S COUNCIL Row 1: Cl to rJ W. Gomes, L. Washburn, V. Dries, L. Blake, S. Freyermuth, L. Heath, S. Griswold, Mrs. A. Urann, P. Brewster, S. Barlow, M. Pedro, C. Govoni, D. Price. The Leader Corps The Dean's Council's main purpose is to sponsor valuable building activities. The members serve as big sisters to underclassmen, offer suggestions for new school policies, and sponsor talent shows as Well as other productions. The Leader Corps is an organization designed to have capable students guiding other students in the area of conduct. Its members are authorized to clear corridors and the like, and serve as ushers and usherettes at many school functions. Adviser: Mr. Holton Z 1 .Mlm-... . . I LEADER coRPs it Cl. to r.J P. Pimental, E. Urann, M. Jayko, M. Nickerson, N. Pedrini. R. lVIz1g'L11'z1. S. Griswold, C. Govoni, E. Al-Chokachy, J. Riles, R. Hart, S. Rzldcliff, C. Lafayette. D. Watts, R. Disalvitore, Mr. R. Holton, S. Minsky, G. I,2lNV1'0l'lL'0, D. Kl'1llll0l', S. Dunham. oreign Language Clubs. . French Club advisor: Miss Iris Albertini Latin Club advisor: Mr. Andrew Dietlin The language clubs at PCHS have carried on with remarkable results this year. Aspects of the languages and respective countries themselves, unable to be discussed during class time, are fully brought to light during the clubs' meetings. During the Christmas season, all language clubs studied the carols so popular in their native lands, and at the French Club Christmas program, all FRENCH CLUB Row 1: A. Cappannari, P. Griffin, C. Burns, S. Bloom, Miss I. Albertini, R. Bradley, N. Valent, R. Sand, E. Urann. Row 2: M. Brewster, G. Cappannari, P. Niemi, C. Pacheco, L. Reynolds, T. Trask, M. Ferro V. Dries, A. Ghidonis. Row 3: I. Vassapolo, C. Burgess, S. Griswold, Cherly, D. Govoni, M. Jayko, L. Heath, R. Disalvatore, C. Bouchard, P. Brown, R. Vacchi. Row 4: G. Rasmussen. R. Freyer- muth, P. Williams. clubs were invited to hear and sing carols as sung throughout Europe. This assembly gave proof of the similarities among foreign languages. These clubs continue their conquests for new ideas concerning a country's most modern culture, by viewing a pertinent film in the spring-to the enjoyment of all!! LATIN CLUB Row 1: D. Thurber, C. Bramhall, L. Heath, J. Freeman. M. Jayko, C. Gately, E. Minsky, S. Brenner. Row 2: S. Radcliff, W. Rougeau, C. Lafayette, S. Dunham, C. Rus- sell, Z. Lewis, K. Feioli, C. Besse, Mr. A. Dietlin. Row 3: G. Keller, S. Gellar, T. M. Fontes, H. Wil- liams, R. Freyermuth, C. Burns, A. Noones. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: R. Doten, L. Washburn, M. Syrel Sherman, C. Woodward, S. Dearn, C. Perez. Row 2: C. Coffin, L. Roberts, Z. Lewis, D. Marvelli, D. Fortini, L. Pitella. Row 3: C. Grey, W. Stearns, M. Hague, S. Rogers, K. Curran, S. Donovan. World Ajfairs B Club Row 1: Mr. P. Baden, F. Cameron, W. Bagley, S. Cline, J. Butterfield, C. Brewster, S. Minsky. Row 2: S. Fortini, W. Rougeau, G. Donelan, D. Gibbs, A. Costa, W. Stearns, F. Turner. Mr. Benes, advisor Bookstore S tajj' Chess C lub Mr. Y. Sanbonmatsu, advisor Drama Club and. . I Advisor: Miss Janet Draghetti President: John Pacheco Secretary: Susan Fortini Treasurer: Susan Dunham The American Field Service The Drama Club provides practical experi- ence and knowledge of theatre arts. It conditions students to acting and exposes them to the mechanics of play production. Each year, a major, and occasionally two minor productions are put on by this group. The American Field Service, the largest organization at PCHS, attempts to bring the cultures of the World closer together by accepting a foreign exchange student at our school. Dances and other functions such as food sales are also run by the group to support its goal. Advisor: Claire Driscoll President: Deborah Shwom Secretary: Carmen Brewster Student Representative: Nancy Pedrini IO4 Treasurer: Roanne Disalvatore Students Abroad Co-ordinator: Steven Dunovan Home Co-ordinator: Deborah Davis CC 59 Clarion ana' . . Advisor: Mr. William Dillon Annan Editor-in-chief: David Britton Literary Magazine The Clarion provides PCHS With its own newspaper. It contains Write ups on other school organizations, sports, and controversial issues. It enables the students to obtain experience in journalism and publishing. The organization is that of a true newspaper. CCUIJJ The Lit is a representation of the student body's creative Writing. It is published annually, and this year will contain contribu- tions from members of the community as well. Prose as well as poetry is represented. Advisor: Mr. Joseph Auciello ,AQ I . TU! A all fgiqf- lan Editor-in-chief: David'Britton and Jane Butterfield Junior Editor: Hilarie Gibbs IO5 I I r Enthusiastic Student Support ....-,a,..M ,.,, .., . , ,, :MMV . F 16 Www EQ LABORATORY ASSISTANTS C. Bouchard, C. Hall, A. Crocker, M. Mederios, P. Meyer, Nancy Darsch. 'Agn LIBRARY AIDES MISS Audrey Zlerglebel, N Perez, J. Wagner, J. Taormina J. Thomas, C. Perez, A Strassel, J. Almedia, P. Ag- uiar, D. Pina. N ' . 'L'-if Shy, , IO7 CAFETERIA AIDES D. Gruffm, V. Fernandes, L. Rose, E. Nitzgen, P. Rettig, R. Moore, R. Gomes, J. Thomp- son. Future Teachers 0 America Row 1: P. Brown, T. Trask, K. Ferioli, P. Niemi, Shea, D. Souza, S. Cline, J. Wirtzbu, C. Young. D. Fernandes, W. Gomes, J. Boccaci. Row 2: A. Row 4: L. Pettrof, K. Bubbins, L. Axford, D. Bumpus, R. Sand, D. Davis, K. Griffin, L. Reynolds, Freyermuth, D. Coleman, W. Rougeau, C. Thomas. Mrs. J. Patenaude. Row 3: C. Stern, C. Seaver, M. Future Nurses Association The Future Teachers of America is now in its second year of operation in PCHS. FTA is among the most active clubs in the school. The members run an in school tutoring service as well as a teacher aide program with the Plymouth elementary schools. Mrs. Jean Patenaude is the advisor, and the officers are Peter Niemi, President, Wendy Gomes, Vice Presidentg Janet Boccaci, Secretaryg Donna Fernandes, Treasurerg and Thelma Trask, Historian. Future Nurses Association brings together students who are interested in nursing and health careers. FNA is also an active organization. Among its projects are field trips to hospitals, assisting the Jordan Hospital Bookmobile and making a cash donation to one worthy cause each year. Mrs. Ruth Volta, the school nurse, advises the girls. The officers are Linda Barufaldi, Presidentg Susan Brewster, Vice Presidentg Susan Freyermuth, Secretary and Dona Souza, Treasurer. gy, 4 0 u-,. X , fl , . , . s.'. f' Al ,,, Brewster. Row 2: J. Thompson, R. Barrows, 108 22 ,. 5 5:40 Z 3 ., . wh! 5 fig 5 . 9, m ,, . E. .- . if 'ggi H 3 ggstt? Sn fl, :,,,,,j,gfS .1 4 fwfg Eoflis 41 if -,.c Tift E N 32 an jg,-j E , ' Q S1 qi , , :Wu 'vi x . ' Zig mb- Flmm V 4 Fernandes, D. Shwom, C. Woodward, C. Laffayette. Row 3: M. Bastoni, M. Morse, R. Doten, D. Mc- Dougall, L. Arnold. Debate Club The purpose of the Debate Club is to develop interest and skill in debating, research and speech. The promotion of interscholastic debating is also a major goal. The Debate Club President is Alison Crocker, Vice President is Evan Al-Chokachy. Marie 'Silva is Secretary and Deidre Thurber is Treasurer. Miss Sally Day is the Debate coach. Row 1: Miss S. Day, E. Al-Chockachy, M. Silva, A. Crocker, D. Thurber, M. Carvarlho. Row 2: R. Bartlett, R. Vacchi, L. Petroff, D. Davis, W. Rasmussen L. Nicolas, C. Eizinski, M. Wirzburger. Department Secretaries Seated: K. Mello, K. Jones, J. Sirrico, K. Blackwell, L. Alves, J. Pacheco. Standing: C. Nickerson, B. Bennett, J. Wirtzburger, Miss B. Arthur, N. Malaguti, K. Brown, D. Costa. Typist P001 Seated: Mrs. I. Martinelli, D. Salgado, J. Maki, L. Motta, W. Gomes, L. Guild, L. Rose. Stand- ing: L. Thomas, L. Ruggerio, M. Sotirkys, P. Rettig, K. Murphy, L. Petrell. IO9 Chosen in June 1966, the Pilgrim Editors have watched their book progress. Each has made his own contribution to its success. Working as a staff editor is a demanding activity. Responsibility and service are the earmarks of an editor's function. He is an important part of the team that preserves a year in print. Co-Editors-in-chief Chuck Pacheco and Peter Nleml Advisor Miss Anita Drisko. L Hard-working Pilgrim Staf 4 w 'Lo' f- .Jr . Cm l i sk r Pilgrim Editors: seated: C. Pacheco, C. Geller fArtJ, G. J. Pacheco fTyping'J,.R.Brad1ev CBusinessJ, D. Gibbs lSr. Donelan fArtJ, P. Niemi. Standing: G. Cappannari fSr. Statisticsb, H. Williams CBus1nessD, S. Edwards 1Co- Statisticsh, C. Besse fGir1s' Sportsj, K. Griffin fCurriculumJ, Curriculumj, J. Whiting CBoys' Sportsj HO Assembles 1967 Yearbook I il I 'X A gf 5 I K r ' 4' ' 1.7! 7 -..J Boys' Sports: W. Pinto, S. Minsky, D. Griswold, J. Whiting Cf' Girls' Sports: D. Shwom, L. Koblantz, C. Besse The Artists: C. Geller and G. Donelan I I I .-.-..4q.-,-...- Conscientious Stajjfers Make Publication 'IP - ' I f - xx 4 v. . . . I I in i t Ann - BUSINESS STAFF l to r: S. Sherman, C. Brewster, H. Williams, P. Rettig, R. Bradley, E. Martin, S. Dunham, C. Bouchard, S. Bloom, L. Heath, J. Boccai. My . . 1, Q P 1 I ' 3 y l . X . i 3 VV y , 1 . I ' I J 'V':,w'd'l,':'l . 1 it NT TE 'ff J . J F ' lik' 1 J J . Lf SENIOR STATISTICS kneeling: S. Freyermuth, M. Sotirkys, C. Stern, C. Besse, J. Torres, D. Gibbs, G. Cappannari, C. D. Fernandes, C. Brewster, N. Malaguti, N. Pedrini, Lopes, K. Brown, D. Shwom, E. Erickson and J. S. Edwards. standing: D. Watts, K. Ferioli, Z. Lewis, Carter. L' K? U - -e Q V aa 7 .l .K xl 1 1 fl 1 i s X, CO-CURRICULUM l to rg S. Edwards, S. Freyermuth, D. Gibbs, J. Torres, Z. Lewis, K. Ferioli, K. Brown, N. Malaguti, N. Pedrini, C. Brewster, D. Watts, D. Fernandes. H2 of 1967 Pilgrim Possible 1.- fa I - L ' 41 ' : 11 W 'V-9114 , ' ,v .,, I . f ' 23:23. ,':.fmSiiw1.i74'4 ':1351?-ff: 'Z'15.'1 f' '- -. , ff-ff Q 2932, 3.2-.1 if fl 7, f Q ' 2221: :f'f iff f'm...::,.. . w , 'mf Qi! ...- . L fa . fa f' L -:I .mp-2.-.v.-Kqwe. l ,W f . A f a'E::..:,- f..-',f.m:z 'ii-fggzwfvz-e.fci2,. ., W ,W ff 4 pf my ' ' 1 f b 1' f -V .f CURRICULUM l to r: K. Griffin, C. Russell, P. Brown, S. Whitman, L. Barufaldi, L. Axford. TYPING STAFF N 5, :fi l to r: L. Sullivan, J. Sirrico, K. Jones, K. Murphy, L. Alves, J. Pacheco, M. Vacchino, L. Motta, L. Thomas. Lf 9' K . is-, H3 SECRETARIES l to r: Z. Lewls, D. Fernan des, M. Sotlrkys, C. 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A V: ' F ' ' KW' 'Q ' - ' w-' ' , fM 4-1 -qi' - '- 'A ' '1 ..1 o .. 4 L.. 7, lp. A 4, J 1 .1,.,., . ul-,M - ,, ,. 1- - L aff - , 3-1.3, L4 ., , 4, 4... . -.N . In - Q -...H F Y ,,ua,,,,, 1: I :ww JA - , - , - il N . --x .- s J A-. .. y : -. ., 1:-ff ,' 'f 11 .15 -iq ,Wt ' .- 4 A t -'rjs' Y 1- Ulf' ,.,..--J . .. Q1' 1 :-, - ,- . ' . ' ' ,..4,'- ,HH ..,.- -ui., .1 '.. '- Qwm 'H '5. -'Lak ... - '-- -1 , ...w - ' 2 ' A Marked improvement . . 1966 VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD P-C Opponents Scores 0 Bridgewater-Raynham 6 20 Rockland 20 12 Middlehoro 6 6 Abington 20 20 Whitman-Hanson 8 20 Hingham 12 0 Randolph 24 6 Scituate 6 26 Silver Lake 18 Assistant Coaches Cryer and Aresta M,-,,,,.,,1,,,,4' ,,,,f.v,,,., -.Q-. N. K' X., X U Y, ,.. E ., . 'U A 'A 'A - Ju f - , ' 4 31,4 3 qfyf V .-wk Eagles push fm cz rruc dn ll6 iffy 4 Q ibm ei!-A vs., ,. l fig..- . Renewed spzrzf . 1966 VARSITY FOOTBALL At the beginning of the 1966 season everyone had high hopes for the Ply- mouth-Carver varsity football team to open with a victory. After well played scrimmages versus Wareham and Dennis-Yarmouth P-C traveled to Bridgewater-Raynham to play its initial game of the year. Ply- mouth was picked to win over a very poor Bridgewater eleven. The first half saw neither team penetrate the other's ten yard line, and thus, go to the locker rooms with a O-0 half time score. When the teams returned to play the second half, both seemed anxious to win. Bridge- water wanted to win more, however, and consequently won on a thirty yard run by White. P-C vainly tried to score in the waining minutes but time ran out. Bridgewater Raynham won 6 to 0. Ply- mouth's team was actually superior, but since they hadn't won for so long, they really didn't realize what victory was like. Her second game pitted P-C against Rockland. The contest saw Rockland take a 20 to 6 half time lead. Coach De- Sisto must have really spurred the team during half time as they came back to score 14 points in the second half almost pulling it out. Bill Butters was stopped inches short on a conversion attempt which would have won the game. On the third Saturday of the Football season P-C met and defeated a weak Middleboro eleven. Middleboro scored first on a long run. Then Don McLean passed 30 yards for a first down on the Middleboro ten yard line. After a few running plays, Will Stearns crashed to pay-dirt via a six yard jaunt. The teams played on an even basis until Don Mc- Lean hit Smith on a sixteen yard game Winning scoring strike. P-C' won 12 to 6. Plymouth had her first victory in over twenty games. At this point of the season P-F should have had three wins. The biggcrv fhvy un' . . . Kick-off.' I'-F ws. Alzinyfml l'rw-.r7mm' hurldlw Q.-lf.r..,M se.. .' 'ig-i'Fif 0- - . -an-f 'Wg ...Q Thurs flu' goal! Hcrv, fain' 1f,' I do11'f zrcznf if. The green wave of Abington broke on the Blue Eagle's new field the next week. For once, our team struck first as Bill Curtis hauled in a long TD bomb to put Plymouth ahead 6 to 0. The first quarter was completely controlled by P-V. With a strong wind in their favor, Abing- ton scored twice in the second quarter. Ninety per cent of Abington's plays were run on the right side of the P-F line. Abington finally won the game 20 to 6, but not without a fight. Abington was the best team P-C faced and it was the only game which should have resulted in a P-C' loss. ll8 Whitman-Hanson was the next opponent of a P-C team whose head coach was hospitalized with pneumonia. Mr. Aresta and Mr. Cryer, however, did a very fine job in Mr. DeSisto's absence. On the first play of the game a 60 yard pass gave W-H an eight point lead. Then P-C took over. St. George burst through the enemy line and nailed the W-H quarterback in the end zone for two points. In the third quarter P-C struck twice to go ahead 14 to 8. Ed Krokowski scored late in the final period making the final score P-C 20, W-H 8. Q10-ni Hingham provided the opposition for the next game. Bob Coughlin, Hingham's ace quarterback passed for the first touchdown of the game. When Plymouth received the en- suing kickoff, Butters promptly ran forty-five yards for a score. Also in the second quarter P-C scored on a forty- five yard toss from Don McLean. This was the only game of the season in which Plymouth had a half time lead. It didn't last long as Hingham evened the score in the third period. The final TD was registered on a quarterback sneak by McLean. P-C won 20 to 12. Randolph provided the opposition the next Saturday. Both P-C and Randolph showed good defenses. P-C's de- fensive secondary, however, was not prepared to meet Ran- dolph's fine passing attack. Randolph shut out P-C and subsequently went on to win the Old Colony League Cham- pionship. The Blue Eagles could have beaten Randolph had the field not been so soft it didn't give the fleet P-C backs chance to turn the corner. Scituate came to Plymouth on a cold and rainy day. Steve Rogers had to fill in for the injured co-captain Don McLean. He did a great job. The scoring was opened by Scituate on a one yard plunge. Then P-C countered with a forty-two vard run bv Butters. At the half the score was P-C 6, Scituate 6. The game ended in the Blue Eagle's second tie. Although P-C came close to scoring again it didn't quite make it. Seven against one V ' R S 1 g iii-if 5 ea 1 M '17 r gg., .. ' . I J'-...Q 'Z 7 --1' ....: 1 ' ' F, W- ' . . . 'V' 'mf L- . f' Tfwf A AQ 1St Row M1 Heniy Fryer D Griswold W Henry, W. ferri, W. Parkhurst, L. Shaw R. Frcvcrmuth X' Bratti P Curtis J Bothelo C0 C3-Pt R St CQOTEI9 C0 Capt D. Mc- Pettrof. 3rd Row: R. Tynan. P. Fernandes. G. Stewart, P Lean W Pinto L Smith B Butters E Prettl W Beal, DeCost. C. Ballard, G. Beracli. W. Stewart, K. Walker, A D Maccaferrl G Rose W Stearns M1 Joseph DeSxsto. 2nd Silva. H. Ruxton, S. Loud, J. Furtado, P. Stearns, Mr. Rich Row M1 Dennis Aresta W Pimental M Sirrico E Kro- ard Ward. kowski R Post M Donelan A Basmski lx Beal E Macca- Good Speed, De ensive Bmwn . 0 Luck ll9 Jay-Vees Show Promise The final game of the year was played at our home field against Silver Lake. The first period saw P-C completely dominate the play and score two touchdowns on runs by Stearns and Butters. It looked like an easy win. The second quarter almost was a disaster for P-C as Silver Lake scored three times to lead at the half 18 to 12. Luckily, the Blue Eagles kept their rival from scoring any points in the second half while they scored twice. The final score of the last game of the 1966 season read P-C 26, Silver Lake 18. The Blue Eagles ended the year with four wins, three losses and two ties, and finished fourth in the league. Throughout the year the team was led mas- terfully by Co-captains Don McLean and Ron St. George. JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Opponents Scores Silver Lake 0 Bridgewater-Raynham 20 Rockland 0 Middleboro 6 Whitman-Hanson 0 Abington 0 Hingham 26 Randolph 16 Scituate 6 1 I QQ' JUNIOR VARSITY lst Row: G. Beradi, A. Silva, S. Rogers, R. Tynan, W. Stew- Beal, K. Walker, P. DeCost, E. Maccaferri. 3rd Row: G. art, M. Donelan, W. Parkhurst, M. Sirrico, L. Shaw. 2nd Stewart, V. Bratti, C. Ballard, H. Ruxton, A. Basinki, R. Row: Mr. Dennis Aresta, S. Loud, R. Post, P. Stearns, K. Freyermuth, W. Pimental. ,qgxxi.,,L'g? T-Q.-9 FIELD HOCKEY Seated: D. Fernandes, C. Lodi, S. Henderson, B. Fernandez, S. Me- harg, D. Fernandez, Y. Dupuis. Standing: C. Rettig, J. Edwards, D. Salgado, S. Barlow, Z. Lewis, S. Edwards, Miss McDuffee. Varsity Co-Captains Betty Fernandez and Sandy Henderson , . .are . re- 'I' f 'U -ax , f' x It X4 K an VZ., , .1 f wi, sa i.' Junior Varsity Co-Captains Lynette Heath and Nancy Darsch Sportsmanshgv Displayed The Plymouth-Carver Girls Varsity Field Hockey team dis- played excellent sportsmanship, as they secured fourth place in the Old Colony League. The girls, coached by Miss Nancy MacDuffee, finished the season with a 6-6 record. Betty Fer- nandez set an all time scoring record of 24 goals over a three year period. We are looking ,forward to a successful season next year. Freshmen Sue Barlow and Donna Fernandez played outstand- ingly on the Varsity this year. Also, the Junior Varsity promises much, having recorded 10 wins and 1 tie. f wp: V 1132 ,, ,,,, , 4.5, . 'fclef' ':- ' 5'1 ' 1 2' 'ig '. N Q -V '3' ' If r.:'5ff34 ' U65 v ,,,E,i,gwf fu., ., - -. .-.- f vi 4, 1,.. 'Y . 5,-sg, . 75 - ' f ' - nf I l -Mmm,:Ay1l,HE 1 W - .535 1 n 3 1 -1 If , ,A ,f , '55 .5 w I ' . A ,I VARSITY RECORD JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Opponent SCOYC PC Opponent Score Middleboro 0 3 Middleboro 1 Bridgewater-Raynham 3 3 Bridgewater Ravnham 8 Whitman-Hanson 0 2 Scituate 0 Scituate 0 1 Hingham 2 Hingham 3 2 Silver Lake 5 Silver Lake 0 1 Abington 1 Abington 2 2 Rockland 0 Rockland 1 1 Scituate 2 Scituate 0 3 Abington 1 Abington 2 0 Hingham 2 Hingham 3 1 Rockland 3 Rockland 0 Seated: Miss McDuffee, N. Darsch, M. Burton, I. Pina, S. Ryan, C. Pimental, P. Brewster, D. Caldera, B. Anti. Standing: C. Govoni, S. Griswold, L, Nicolas, P. Banker, K. Haire, P. Best, A. Furtado, L. Heath. l2l 1. I fl! X x., 5 3 V f.g'A Vi ' I Y W 4 it .wiv Q., 3 With A nnual Jamboree Now the stage was set with both Silver Lake and PC undefeated at six wins. The Lakers opened up an early 5 point lead, but PC came roaring back behind Dave Conroy to take a 22 to 9 lead after the first period. Midway through the second quarter some seemingly poor officiating left four of the Eagle's starters with four fouls. For the first time PC showed its outstanding bench as the reserves Up! 4- Way up! PC 64 68 76 83 83 87 81 71 84 74 69 84 87 80 65 68 78 81 92 72 62 45 continued to build upon the lead against the rough Silver Lake five. Bob Carlisle, Wayne Pinto and Steve Rogers played fabulously in reserve roles. The final score showed PC winning 71 to 50. Hingham and Middleboro were Coach Rogers next victims as our varsity ended the first half of its season with nine wins and no losses. and as Number One in the Old Colony League. Get'em up, Donnie! VARSITY RECORD Opponent Score Bridgewater-Raynham 53 Abington 32 Scituate 55 Alumni 57 Randolph .4 53 Rockland 66 Whitman-Hanson 53 Silver Lake 50 Hingham 56 Middleboro 48 Bridgewater-Raynham 60 Abingt.on 70 Scituate 63 Randolph 47 Rockland 60 Whitman-Hanson 45 Silver Lake 37 Hingham 40 All Stars 67 TECH Foxboro 63 Tewksbury 40 Holy Family 60 few Ka - , V , ,, 'N ' J W af' , 'Q yn W x 2.162 .I I I fr i if 4 , ,X ,.f.f3?' 4 ,, as H ff, -4? A N g pf' 'i Q, ' ...fi V v ' xr, 4 , N1 :W 'S' Kfrfa WN' v. '1 'f 5 , A IN 1 sy 9, El x I Y f x , 1 I +, 'Sq-N '7 ii .- 1. :Six a , A. if t . 'df I L 1 S 5 If YS? xx - ..-a ' n -J5- 4 l' I I , ' n rw 5. it -:Q Q iii? n' A ' Q, . 1- iff. . W . ,ss , si ? :Nfl 144 X Q 'ui L 75? The Tech, 62-40 The 1967 team was a great one. The rea- sons are obvious. The Blue Eagles had a superstar - Rose, a fantastic coach, good rebounders - Griswold and McLean, deadly outside shooters - Conroy and Andrews, a tenacious defense and a good bench. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD 1967 PC Opponent Score 42 Bridgewater-Raynham 32 36 Abington 25 47 Scituate 17 30 Randolph 36 38 Rockland 53 48 Whitman-Hanson 42 27 Silver Lake 47 17 Hingham 33 24 Middleboro 48 37 Bridgewater-Raynham 33 29 Abington 40 38 Scituate 32 29 Randolph 39 41 Rockland 42 32 Whitman-Hanson 39 37 Silver Lake 34 33 Hingham 53 41 Middleboro 39 Y W Reach, Jefrryf Jerry 'moves swiftly and with p1'ecz'sion. 129 w 'I Row 1: V. Fernandes, D. Caldera, K. Pimental, C. Prussman, P. Brewster, D. Fernandez, I. Pina, S. Barlow. Row 2: Miss J. Wild fcoachj L. Rogers, P. Best, C. Govoni, B. Rettig, S. Griswold, K. Haire, P. James, L. Heath. Absent: K. Kittsobohn, M. Burton, H. Silvia, L. Pina. GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD PC Opponents 11 Bridgewater-Raynham 7 Abington 17 Rockland 12 Whitman-Hanson 13 Silver Lake 16 Hingham 21 Middleboro 16 Scituate 18 Bridgewater-Raynham 21 Abington 20 Scituate 12 Whitman-Hanson 12 Rockland 23 Silver Lake 16 Hingham 18 Middleboro Foul!! Get 'em girls! Ha! Hai . fix 71 f , 2-'ijyfm ,A fif ' ' f-'QW ., .4-w.. 1. 'ff-1:1 ' . , ' , . . f , M, ,, , ,f ,, ' ., '1 -'mx . - - 4 5 ' :va , Aa, N, .. ,. , -,M f' ' 5 ,F ' -W A fe :' , My ,1 . . f M - W w P - .Y ., r W My Aff v 4 Q , . 2 W ,. 'arf Fw ' M-V -:ff -4 W- V, ' 'A K . . 3262- 4 ,. .. ' W'-,1 4, 'fb rg 5 ,, , j, 4 M , .f 4 , . . ff- - ,, ' ' ' f ww W, ,., 7, .4 1 ,fi - 1' 1-.,wy,.f - I uv f A V 7 4 1 ,ffm 'z iff-V ,A ,,. , ,L Q , r . 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Plymouth l73 Congratulations to all graduates of Plymouth-Carver High School from Radio Station WPLM T l P Good Luck to All of You 1 -The Class of 1967 7, is , . i k 1, D John Thomas Campbell ----- owner, manager of WPLM 1390 on your AM dial 500 Watts l 911 mc. on your FM dial 50,000 Watts 6 A.M. - Midnight Radio Voice of Plymouth, Cape Cod, and The Islands W 1 on A ' 7 j, everything about the 1 5 , MEMORIAL PRESS WA uf ! 2 EXCEPT THE PRICE . . . 37 Take all your job printing needs to The Memorial Press, where ' ' 4 N quality workmanship is the rule. r'f'QQiffi ttllf '.,'- ,,,i I lili , T THE MEMORIAL PRESS A.. q 1 ' 'Q ,-:1gT-, , 'yyg y 23 Middle Sf., Plymouth, Mass., o236o 4Vv, ig Q y..V T g'4y yiii 746-2277 X 174 , 'i All V 'T A S , f 'N NJ - X Telephone JU 52222 Congratulations to the S ' Cl KlNGsToN BLOCK co., enfim ass INCORPORATED THE OLD COLONY Complete Line of Masonry Supplies THEATRE Cesspools Built and Pumped ' . . Pl f th 72 Main Street Kingston, Mass. 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Mr. Robert Vantine, our representative from Delmar Publishing Co., for the guidance necessary in constructing our yearbook. Mr. Joseph Dickson, our photographer, for his on-the-spot service. Mr. Wilbert Cingolani and Mr. Robert Holton for their patience and understanding. Also, many thanks to the office staff. Judy Pacheco for her help as our devoted secretary, taking responsibili- ties far beyond her call of duty. Robert Bradley, our business manager, for his speedy taxi service and financial wizzardry, without which, the book could never have been pub- lished. Mr. Edward Buckley for his helpfulness by bringing printing matter at any time to the pub1isher's office. And last but not least, to all our staff editors and members who worked diligently to make this Pilgrim 1967 a success. John Pacheco Peter Niemi I79 IPO Nw E U EPS? Xl 4 UKEQZQV ST NOX PQ Q, MVK wan -CON' 4 fC5o1-'CH FAQLETVE 40 N 1 BUTCH KEL A YES LQKE 1 pgwilfd G- MANUEL Lg SHWOM La. 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