Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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THE PILGRIM 9 IRENE GOLDEN Goldy's', most proud Of her tiny feet, A Winsome lass, And very petite AUGUST GOMES Augie went to Granite Lake, Augie joined a camp, Augie stopped some B.B. shot And fled the brunette vamp. ze ez RALPH GOODWIN Doc's an athlete Through and through, Boys like him Are all too few. BARBARA GRANT She drives past In a fine car. Hey, Barby, Going far? K-ENNETH GRAY A thesis caused him worry, But he had friends about, And t'is said that in study periods He, also, helps others out. ANDREW GUERRA Iride is very sweet, S0 says Andy, so We must take his word for it- U You see, we wouldn,t know. CARLO GUIDOBONI He wears a great big frown- Looks ready for a fight- But who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? His bark is worse than his bite. FRANCE S HALL She has many boy-friends, They keep her in a whirl: Whitman, Maine, and West Point- All boys like this girl. HELEN HARLOW Sophisticated, blazel, A walking fashion-plate- She is a finished dancer, And an expert on a date. JOAN HARLOW Bundles is a package Full of joy and mirth- And she thinks that Sparky's The greatest thing on earth. DOROTHY HOLMES Dot,s our pianist when we want Music that is new. She knows all the latest songs And she,ll play them all for you. HOWARD HOLME S He doesn't seem to like the girls, But don't relax-beware! He's one of those strong, si- lent men, At heart a Woman-slayer.

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8 THE PILGRIM BERNICE CORROW Little girl Gay and sweet, Coal-black curls Short and neat. AMEGLIO CORVINI Ameglio likes chickens, The feailaery kind, 'tis true, And they've become his pride and joy And sole ambition, too. LOIS CUNNINGHAM She used to be a little plump, Then she went on a diet, Please give us your prescrip- tion, And maybe we shall try it. MARY DeCOST This girl likes fruit a-plenty, A special kind, 'tis true, And we don't blame you, Mary, We like bananas, too. CHARLES DRETLER Chuck', is rather chubby- He's good-natured just the same, And in the years to come, we'll bet As a wrestler he'll gain fame. ALICE DUBE Alice seemed to be So very shy Until she rode up On a ferris wheel high. SHIRLEY DUTTON What shall we say of our Shirley? She's small and efficient and neat, She's also a very fine speaker: In fact, she,s hard to beat. GEORGE FARNELL- You are quite a student- A good pianist, too, And you merit lots of luck- And of troubles-very few! JOHN FERREIRA Some day John ls going to earn fame, As a great architect He'll make a name. RUTH GARDNER Ruth is very talkative When she meets a boy. A conversation with a fellow Always gives her joy. KATHARINE GHENT Kay, of all the memories Poignant to recall- Just A Year Ago Tonight Is tenderest of all. RALPH GIVEN He has his heart still on his sleeve, His rhythm in his toes- You'd think she'd know she's lucky, This girl, with all her beaux.

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10 THE PILGRIM MARIE HURLE Brunette tresses, Eyes of blue, Friendly girl, We all like you. IDA KNIGHT Pete knows that, if you do your work, You will get somewhere- And there are girls who gain from this And let ber do their share. LAURA LAMBORGHINI A's are her hobby As everyone knows, Intelligence shines From her head to her toes. IRENE LaROC QUE She has the sweetest little grin, Which she always showsg We hope that some day she will win That nice blonde boy she knows. FRANCIS LAVACHE Fat is a boy Who's hard to beat, Who likes a girl Pretty and petite. LENA LOCATELLI Little Lena's never heard- Tiny, quiet, meek: We wonder if she says a word,- We seldom hear her speak. ANNA MacDONALD Anna had the measles- Dick saw her every day, We think 'twould take a cy- clone To keep her Dick away. WILLIAM MacPI-IAIL Schnozzle,', Po -e e, or P Y the Baron - He can mimic Cantor, Mac's a man of ready wit: The proof is in his banter. AN GELINA MALAGUTI Angie is the nearest girl That we've ever seen- She can make her whole ward- robe With the help of her sewing machine. NORINA MANZI Rina's efficient, She wears quiet clothes,- She's always with Hilda W'herever she goes. J EANNETTE MARTIN Jeannette is always working, But working is just one joy, Oft when you see her busy- She's busy with a boy. Q JOHN MARTIN A wisecracker great is John- ny: Kidding's his favorite game. On Broadway, he'd,equal the best of them all, And make for himself a name.