Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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18 THE PILGRIM Q , V , ttszil 4,5 4 IQ, I fl, AE 2 31154 I B ARGIE. REBUTTIIEII iii: H. I ananas are is SDQCIHI y, A , E f He knows his onions, too, li G Possesses a pleasing personality, ' ff 1' 'F + -1 Not much that he can't do. is ,, 1 n EI, LJ - . 74 0 E' JOHN REED J A 1- I 2 lg Eafiidsoniebandi tall, . ,, s ' Omeo Q - . .KY .V 5- gle leakrgaed it all ld A ' 7 4 5 f In H t Ro in's we're to . 1 ,V xr AELXAX4 ilu l 1 - l fi X , , . f HONOR f 3 0 L, L, MARY RYAN HMA- E, X M A RY She's an honor student, f ,'u '7' 'H 'FRY AN She really is quite bright. 1- 2 ,NL if She has a sense of humor 7 A -M I In which we all delight. few DoR1s SARACCA l al, Neat and reserved -5 -L. :moms ,SARACCA Is this fine lass, Rv We know as a nurse ' She'll be first class. X f l R E N E IRENE SASSI ' X Cuddly and cute, x 'g 'BASS' Just five feet one, A neat little parcel- And this is no pun. A 2 AMEDEO SCAGLIARINI M E, p, A king of Swat, E F' G A pitcher great, X G 24. lf The major leagues ' ' X, Q To you are bait. 0 I .Y Ah...-:fn 4... q ADDIE SCARAMELLI - IF I To this fair girl 15 ' , Success should come, 2,3232 For with a typewriter Z 5 Honor she's won. ADDIE SCARAMEL-L.l X V-,Zvi JO HN SEPKR5 Z 1 f' L? f xg b 1 'SLI JoHN SEARS Always at 12 :30 sharp There's rush for locker 4, To John's disgust when he arrives He Hnds there girls galore!

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THE PILGRIM C . it X M A f f we ' CHARLOTTE NIAXVVELL qqorl rmix vm gl 2 I Pl F' .QQ Z E5 0 Q O I I5 3' 0 X Wil ifsi5HfE :t ,Q4, y-m. Mensa 131 .-1 ' Q PHYLLIS ig? . . . 3 4:- x . -Q. - , M, N. ,-5,1 ..,t :Azz ' ,.,....-- -......- W U i NADEIL INS i A NGRTHRUP A gxhifi-g,':' f .V . .1 a: or E ggiii frflgllg Jq533E2!NE s QR X 5 fl GEORGE x PRATT ADvrs.R1'ssr2 ,lx . Zi I .Y Q ' IT PAYSG . T. 0 r -vq-4-1 Q -L, HAZ.E.L- RAYMOND ...J ' -1, Ji-fl V if, MARGue:Fu'rE A 'X PKAY Mom 1: asa , ,rg 4-R At one make way for Charlotte, We can't let her be late, Or we won't get our tickets At the Interstate. HELEN MCCORMACK Did you ever see her roll her Her eyes of Irish blue? Be gorry, ,tis a sweet sight, We know you'll think so, too. eyes, PHYLLIS MORSE She's an able teacher, She substitutes with ease- As a French professor Phyllis aims to please. MADEIJINE NORTHRUP When you're a nurse, Please let us know,- We'll all wish you happiness Wherever you go. J OSEPHINE NUNES You're small and dark, you're quick and Snappy, We hope that you'll be always happy, But when it comes to foolish questions! Don't ask themf, is our one suggestion. GEORGE PRATT You showed your good school spirit And gave the 'town a great surprise When you donned your tramp suit To help It Pays to Advertise. HAZEL RAYMOND A saxaphone that softly croons At dances every night Plays such tantalizing tunes- Well, Hazel-are we right? MARGUERITE RAYMOND Marguerite has that thing called f'It, She's always full of fun- She's ever there to do her bit For each and every one.

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x 2 THE PILGRIM . ' f C N oonovrw 4 D SI EVER fb 'Y 1 4-, ll ' Ti X .Ny - I m ROSE AND :SARAH SKULSKY I EZVELYN SL.oAN ANTON E1 SPATH DOROTHY SIEVER From desk to desk she travels, A dime is her demand, Always you must have it To drop into her hand. RosE AND SARAH SKULSKY Rose and Sue have one great art, Which they both share together- In every dance they take a part, Never hindered by the weather. EVELYN SLOAN She's rather small to graduate But always there and wide awake, One can say this for her sake, A girl may often take the cake! ANTONE SPATH The hero of our high-school days Who bravely fought in ev'ry game, A Our Sparky from the Cordage Club- In high esteem we'll hold your name. an-Q-In .. S U ff Cf Ss - L 5 LoU1s STEIN X X X f T For Louis Stein ' ' 0 We expect no less ' ' U E Than riches galore O5 5 U And the greatest success. O N A p J O5 E F, H JOSEPH SULLIVAN EQ, 5 1 SUM-JVAN He used to play at football ' .- it '75 And made the high school teams, But now he plays another game, Q ' 72 With the ladies , so lt seems. , x . ' FRANCES TALBOT FRANCE 5 Frances, you're a flirt, TALBOT 51? s I MARY TRACY 5' Wx I 'T Kxl We see it in your eye, You need a bow and arrow, And this you can't deny. MARY TRACY What is there we can give to you? You've served the school your four years through, And, disregarding girlish pranks, We give you now a vote of thanks.