Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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THE PILGRIM 'IllIlllllIIllllIlllIllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIlllllllllIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIKllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEJIIIIIIIIIllIK1IllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIJ Name Stanley Addyman Iria Albertini Russell Anderson Barbara Armstrong Fredrick Barbieri Ruth Bartlett Thelma Bentley Bernice Bernier Mary Bodell Blanche Borghi Eleanor Brewer Joseph Brewer Le Baron Briggs Gaetano Brigida Ruth Bumpus Mary Brigida Ruth Butts Allen Cappella Fiora Cappella Nicholas Carbone Abel Carvalho John Cavicchi Joseph Caton Edwin Chadwick William Clark Hazel Cleary Roy Cleveland Thelma Cook Gordon Corey Joseph Correa Philip Covell Rita Cristofori Mary Curtin Rita De Coste Clarence Delano Mary Devitt Samuel Dickson Cynthia Drew Audrey Dutton Robert Emond Francis Fabri Roger Fabri Gabriel Ferazzi Ruth Flagg Elsie Fortini Mary Genovese Telio Giammarco Aldo Giovanetti Tony Govoni Melba Goyetch Elda Guaraldi Florence Guerra Dorothy Haley Benjamin Hall Ernest Hamblin Anne Hanelt Marjorie Harlow Edmund Heath Allan Hey Betty Holmes Rose Ingenito Eva Jesse Phyllis Johnson Norman Jones Pearl Kaiser John Kellen Arlene Keough Dorine Kirkey Miriam Klasky Arthur Lamb Edgar Lee George Lemoinc Alma Lenzi Louis Lima Phyllis Lovell Nickname Ambition Stan To be a good electrician Hifi To go to Tennessee Andy To beat out K 'tBarbie To be a nurse 'tFred To be a professional clam digger Ruthie To be the Only One 'fGrammie To be a commercial artist Bea To get up early Bottle To be a comedienne 'fPatsy To be in the fog Eleanor To be a wall flower Joe To be a chorus girl The Baron To be a dictator Guy To be president of C. D. A, Ruthie To trail along with you Bridgit To live up to her name Ruth To pick les Fleurs Hcappy To be a farmer Pete To be a male nurse Nicky To be a coach Abel To be a second Clark Gable 'tCavic To be a ball player Josie To go to Tulare, California Sandy To be a mad scientist Whacky Not to wreck cars Irish uBing,n n Thel Flash J oe Phil Rix Mack Temper Dell Y Honey 'fSammie ucyn f'Shorty Bob The Great uRog Gabe Jeff HEI Speed Telio 'KA1 Jumbo Mel Shorty f'Gracie Dot Bennie 'fErnie Ann ccMar2. HEd Jake Holmes KIRO Jesse Dizzy Dean Jonesy Pearl Johnnie Dolly Renee Mimi ccAl,tvr Eddie 'tKiki Alma ffMa1a YY Phil H H To be a schoolmarm be loved ' be a nurse To To To be better than that To go crazy To be remembered To own a saxaphone To learn how to drive To be a fat cook be a second Fats Waller be someone's stenog To act like a gentleman To be Miss Jacques' pet To grow a few inches To play The Bee be A. Bg PH. Dg D. D. be rich To stick to one To be Warden of Sing Sing To be a lumber jack To be a good business woman To be B.A. To be a farmer To own a flea circus To be Mrs. --1 To be an interior decorator To talk like a senior To live in Plymouth To own a scooter To be a football player To be a nurse CEddie'sJ To be a torch singer To be Kate Smith's husband To know what he's talking about To join the Navy To own a violin shop To be someone's friend To be a pitcher To loaf To be an old, maid To learn to play golf To be a nurse To be a housekeeper To be a good secretary To do a home lesson To be a cook To be a great master To be Robert Taylor's secretary be a sailor keep a steady fellow To To To To To To llIlllllllIIIHIIllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllIllllllIIlllIIIIIIIIllIIIllIIIillIIIIIIIIlllIlllillllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIllllllIIUIIlIIIlllIIIlllIIIIllllIIII!IIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllx

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20 THE PILIGRIM A Student's Idea of a Faculty Meeting MR. SHIPMAN, tenderly tacking down the little plume at the back of his head, and clearing his throat: Meeting please come to order! I presume you alt know precisely Why I have called this special meeting. We are here to discuss the all-important ques- tion . . . what can we do to pay a fitting tribute to that glorious, remarlcable, and extraordinary CLASS OF 1937 on the eve of its departure from this building ? fAwed silence at mention of the sacred name.J Miss Kelly and Miss Johnson whisper- ing together - 'Bzz, bzz, bzz, don't you think so ? Bzz, bzz,lbzz, yes, indeed 1 Mr. Bagnall, aroused by the whisper- ing from his pensive mood., shouts . . . Take a rest! Mrs. Raymond Crisingl From a psy- cological viewpoint, a bronze plaque, in- scribed with the full name of every mem- ber of Creyerehtlyj the CLASS OF 1937, would be most suitable. Besides being a valuable contribution to the school, it would be educational, inspirational, etcetera, etcetera, don't you know? I move that we pay tribute to A MOST UNUSUAL CLASS in this way. With an embarrassed laugh, Mr. Smiley tucks back into his vest pocket the curious head of that pesky snake from the wilds of Manomet. There are frightened feminine squeals and Miss Humphrey cautiously moves away. Then she rises and fixes her eyes on Mr. Mon- gan's travel poster which portrays the Alps in all their orange glory. CAS everyone knows, Mr. Mongan is especi- ally addicted to these colorful pano- ramas.J Clearing her throat, Miss Humphrey speaks. I second Mrs. Raymond's motion. Who knows but that some day, we may be able to point with pride to one of those engraved names and say, 'We knew hicm when l' The determined voice of Miss Carey is heard. Personally, I think there is entirely too much fuss being made about this matter. I have my doubts as to the worth of the Senior Class. The Sopho- mores, now! Theres a class for you! They are intelligents, polls, merveilleux, n'est-ce pas, Mademoiselle J aques? Miss Jacques nods her head vigor- ously. Mais oui, she affirms, oui, oui! Confusion reigns at ,this sharp differ- ence of opinion. Mrs. Raymond prepares to rise to the defense of the Class! Miss Carey firmly maintains her position. The tension is broken by Miss Lock- lwin's pleasant laugh. With a few well- chosen words, our great intermediary pours oil on the troubled waters and soothes the ruffled feelings. Suddenly the acrid odor of something burning assaults the nostrils of all those present, except Mr. Packard. He does not notice the odlor, for he has become quite inured to one or another by years spent in the chemistry laboratory. Miss McNerny sn-iifs apprehensively, then rushes quickly to the door. Oh, I might have known those boys from the cooking class would . . . but the rest of her speech is lost as the door slams behind her. Everybody is growing restless now. Miss Willoer and Miss Rafter begin to discuss the fall of the Roman Empire. Dreamily, Dr. Davis hums a strain from Liebestraum, anxious to return to his girls' glee club. Mr. Knowlton and Mrs. Garvin glance worriedly at the clock. Is it time for their daily workout with the dumbbells? Miss Dowling closes her eyes in pain, to shut out the glare of the travel posters. They are beginning to upset her. Suddenly, abofve the hubfbub, the voice of Miss Judd rings out. Pull-lee-uz, let's get back to the mat- ter in hand. Then. there is silence, and all eyes are focused upon Miss Brown as she slowly and majestically rises from the desktop, dislodging Miss Lang who has been fondly brushing chalk from her back. Why don't we gather up all these threads, these odds and ends and little details, and tuck them into a nutshell? I suggest that we' clinch the question by taking a vote' on the motion before the house. Miss Lang . . . Question, question! Mr. .Shipman . . . All those in favor ? ? ? ? I l We leave the outcome of this remark- able meeting to your imagination, dear readers. A M2 We hope that you will do unto Our Advertisers as they have clone by us.

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