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

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Isabel Jane Cherrier 23 South St. Plymouth Is. Her ambition is to serve the Lord. Phoney people peeve her. Her prize pos- session is the Bible . . . Praise the Lord' . . . for her happiness is knowing Jesus. Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 S.E.M.S.B.A. 2g Bible Rap 3, 4. Louise Dorothy Clapp Clifford Rd. Plymouth Spot . . . sees happiness when she gets out of school . . . Wicked . . . snobs and cliques really peeve her. Senior Show 4. Lori Clifford 120 Bayshore Drive Plymouth 194-- William Comerford 82 Settler Rd. Plymouth Bill . . . prizes his license but his pet peeve is 720 in G.H. on C. St. . . . happiness is the summer. Track 3, 4. Cynthia May Connifey 153 Beach St. Manomet Cindy . . . Oh man! . . . She really wants to go to college but is peeved by G.W.A. I, tm. She prizes her clip and happiness is freedom and b. a. t. t. m. 23 David Paul Cook Gate Street North Carver Cooky . . . What's Happinen' . . . ambi- tion to own a Vet anda Lincoln at the same time. He prizes a '69 Toyota and his hap- piness is a bottle of Schlitz. E 'AS' E

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if I ii 1 v ', V, V. is, M X F-S-sill' W if Q! R . . Q , Vu- . . L six fs f ' J? H if If James Anthony Carreira 15 Lincoln St. Plymouth Jim . . . That's cool. His ambition is to make money. Happiness to Jim is being with friends, but getting up in the morning peeves him. He prizes his car. Football lg Basketball 1. P. -C . Judith Castenada ll Woodvale Avenue Plymouth t',j'..m. 1. , tt Kathy Maureen Cartmell 150 Court St. Plymouth Kathy . . . wants to live life to its fullest . . . You don 't mean it. She dislikes ignorant people and she prizes her watch. Happiness is M.S. and traveling. Track lg Future Nurses Club 1, 2g Senior Show 4. 'j WZTT1' 21311 v Joanne Pauline Cavicchi 8 Hamilton St. Plymouth Beaut . . . Her favorite saying is Head of twelve W.S.S.R .... wants to live life to its fullest . . . peeved by Joe Tar and crazy Donny . . . prizes her friends . . . happiness is being with Vance. Class Treasurer 45 Rotary 4g Senior Show 4g Homeroom Representative 2, 35 Graduation Usher 3. 5 9 U f' ft r 5 1 , . ,, . ,,:,aE ch gang, 4 '72 , J 1 ' .r f , Y 9 -1. t ,ag ., .I Richard Cash 83 Cherry Street Plymouth Ellen Mary Champ 472 Rocky Hill Rd. Plymouth Tara . . . wants to be a mathematician . . . her Sheltie, Derry, is her prize possession and happiness is a sunny day. Latin Club 1, 2, 3g French Club 2-g Debate Club 2g Honor Society.

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5 Deborah Ann Coolidge R.F.D. 43 Carver Rd. Plymouth Debbie . . . wants to be happy with her life . . . phoney people peeve her . .. Be for real' . . . prizes life and happiness is living and loving it. Octopus 3. -1 P.-C. Domia Christine Coville 413 Court Street Plymouth Roach . . . would like to marry B.B. and be happy. Monkeys peeve Donna a lot. Brandy and her friends are her prized pos- sessions. She likes to say, How do you know? Her happiness is being with Butch always. Math Club lg Senior Show 4. Richard Harold Corvini 7 Alvin Road Plymouth Dick . . . Duck's Soup . . . Wants to play for a Navy Band. He prizes his silver trom- bone. Tourists and Bob IM peeve him but a Celtic's victory over the Knicks makes him happy. Baseball lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ,qv . gwl2,3 a yi yfiifgf. 4 -.fg 41 ,T,Zgg-5 ',w,,2t1f MANS. . Q..-.-.1 .1 4-.NWN 4, -J..1,i I -3-seem: f , we-eve 2.,f,u D t ,, A-uae , ,I Q f fwwe J 1-' gf . ' if -if HWY- ,, W -V' X I-0065 Q ' lg, 'we-4.1fvv f ' f ',H:f??'?i 4' :ggi -margzx 'Mi,w..2 12 ,fav- Jane Marie Costa State Road Manomet 24 Kathy Anne Costa 72 Cherry Street Plymouth Concert . . . What do you want to hear now? Her ambition is to learn how to control a tempeh She's peeved by being bored and 9172. Happiness for her are her memories. Math Club lg Drama Club 15 Marching Girls 2, 35 Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3g Work Study 3, 4g Track 25 Senior Show 4. David Andrew Crocker Old Sandwich Road Plymouth We have lived not in proportion to the number of years that we spent on the earth, but in proportion as we have enjoyed. Thoreau 45-'V