Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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16 THE PILGRIM EVELYN SCHREIBER We wrote Shirley Temple To get her O. K., Curley-Top you may be If you can keep it that Way. PETER SECONDO Pete has perfected a system He uses whene'er he's at large-3 Crashing the gate, he calls it - But it's getting in free of charge. RO SE SHERMAN If for the toWn's most gener- ous girl You would like to pass, Just deed to us that car of yours: We'd try to buy the gas. JACOB SI-IWOM Since American Culture is finished And you still have so much to say, Just jump up on this soap box And We'll all shout, Hurray! FRANK SILVIA He has sworn To strive until He is mayor Of Chiltonville. GERTRUDE SIMMONS Whenever we see her beach Wagon coming, We shut our eyes and start in runningg For these new drivers, as We all know, Don't bother with signs which say, Go slow. A ROSE smmco Great friends of the ages Have often been men, But to their true friendship This quatrain we pen.-Wide: Ingenito.J ANTONE SPALLUZZI We may call our Tony i.D0pey,,, But it's not because he's slowg Give him a football and a Held And then just watch him go. EVELYN STRAS SEL For choosing clothes and wearing them This girl has a flair: She can tell you, if she will, What the well-dressed miss should Wear. MILDRED STRASSEL Why don't you join a Walk- a-thon? You've had much practice, we've been told- And, if you left all those books i?l behind, First place you might even hold. ALVIN TAVARES Alvin tried to play the tuba In assembly, loud and clear, He said, The music goes 'round and 'round But why doesn't it come out here? ANTHONY TAVERNELLI You play the sax for Bunny And dress with taste, 'tis true: The Lochinvar of '36 4 Is the name We give to you.

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i 15 PRISCILLA ROBERTS She can lift her voice in song, She can charm us with her verse: Since she's guided by two Muses, For her no fear we'1l nurse. DOROTHY ROGERS A lady in white she- would be, A lady most gentle and falrl She would take your hand and lead you . To - the dentist's chair. GERTRUDE RUSSELL As a wooden soldier You are really very good - But there are rumors 'round about Your heart's not made- of wood. ELIZABETH RYAN When you see someone looking 'round As though she'd lost a pal! That is our Elizabeth Looking for her Al. JOSEPH RYAN We find it hard to picture you, By merry music led, Shuffling gayly down the street Your hat on the side of your head. ELLEN SAMPSON El1en's always smiling, She's always bright and gay- She brings a ray of sunshine Into our darkest day. KATHERINE SAMPSON Smartly dressed is Katherine, Happy, carefree, gay: She will greet you with a smile At any time of day. KATHRYN SAMPSON Kay and her chatter In Room Fourteeng When she's not talking It's calm and serene. ELINOR SANDERSON We search for a word that will suit you - You're hardly loquacious, we feel: We have itg tenacious will serve us, For you work with both cour- age and zeal. ROMEO SAN TERRE We wonder where he keeps himself, Behind a door or on a shelf- He'd better choose a balcony- 'Tis fftomeo! Now can't you see. GEORGE SCAGLIARINI A sober or an impish air He can assume at will: He puts on the face that he Thinks will fill the bill. JOSEPH SCHLECI-IT Lovely plants and flowers About which sings the bard Impress our Joseph little: They grow in his back yard.

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17 DORIS TAVERNELLI Trimly dressed In tailored clothesg Doris is serious Everyone knows. DANIEL TRIBOU To see you go a-walking Down Manomet's Main Street OJ Must give all the maidens there A most unusual treat! DOUGLAS TUBBS Rub-a-dub-dub, Five girls and a Tubb tsl: We wonder which one Is going to get Doug? RUTH VALLER '4Babe lives far from city limits - In fact, out in the sticks: But we all agree that she's The Venus of '36. DOROTHY VANDINI We know you're sweet on Bobby And feel there is no other: But, when we ask how Bobby rs, We sure don't mean your brother. ELIZABETH VAUGHN Elizabeth is charming: In fact, she rates A+, She is a wow in every sport - Quite invaluable to us! PAULINE VIAU Does Polly want a cracker? The question rates a zero: She wants to know how she can tell Which boy to make her hero. ROBERT VOLK They call him 'ASonnyl' In spite of his size: His good disposition To that must give rise. ALBERT VVALTON His pastime is unusual, Now you just take a look And you'll see Albert Walton Learning how to cook, ALTON WHITING My goodness! what's the mat- ter? Can't you manage your own feet? As a Scotchman in a High- land Fling You took no rear seat! JEAN WHITIN G Sodium and chlorine Did make her halt: But she'll live it down If she's worth her salt! FREDERICK WOOD On most topics of the day He won't rise to the bait: But he'll hazard an opinion On the next heavyweight.