Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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THE PILGRIM lllIIIIIllIIIIIllIIIllIIIIlllIJIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIEJIIIIllllIIIIllllllIIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIUHIIlllllllllllllllllllIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIKJ Name N Nickname Ambition John Maccaferri Mac To be a fashion plate Robert Magee Bud To be a city slicker Florence Marshall Flo To be a hairdresser Doris Masi Dot To be on a committee Antone Medeiros Tony To be a professional caddy Emily Mello Molly To be Mrs. -l Olive Mello Olly To be 'a nurse Mario Montimaggi Monte To be a help Allen Morelli Al To be a second Cab Harold Morelli Hal Not to be like his brother Raymond Mullaney Ray To own a bake shop Arlene Neal Blondie To dance with Fred Astaire Ruth Nickerson Ruthie To be an A student Annie Paoli Ann To be a French teacher Jean Pearson Sunny To meet the King of England Bernard Petit Bunny Nothing Milton Petit Mittie To make the first team William Petrell Pooch To stay out of trouble Eva Pinto Eve To meet Adam Jeannette Pirani Nettie't To nnish the bathing suit Enis Pizotti Enie To be a certain Mrs. Marion Pratt Prattie To be a policeman Marie Roncarati Marian Almost anything Anena Rossetti Neue To get a good report card William Rudolph Rudy' To join the army John Ryan Jack To be a Vagabond Lover Robert Sampson Bohn To act like a senior Justa Santos Justa To earn a living James Schilling Shilling To be a Sherlock Holmes Alma Schreiber Schreiber To lead a German Band Paul Sears Sears To be a bell hop June Seaver General To swtay out of Fords Ellen Shaw Bella To steer a straight course Francis Shea Romeo To find Juliet Ethel Shwoni Ettie To be a Fannie Brice Sidney Sink Sinky To be in a business position Rita Smith Rita', To meet Clark Gable Elizabeth Snow Betty To play the bones Sarah Spurr Spooks To outlive- her nickname Vincent Stefani Vinny', To be in love Alfred Swift Swifty To be an orator Elvira Taddia Vera To have correct shorthand Arrigo Tassinari Rego'l To be alone Augusta Tavernelli Gussie', To own a Packard Edward Tong Eddie To be a pilot Marjorie Tracy Margie To be a Ginger Rogers Beatrice Vincent Bea To be a dancer Roy Webber Dutch To graduate Mary Weild May To be Mrs. Clark George White Georgie To truck Frances Wirzburgcr Frannie To go to B. U. fWhy?J Alice Wood Punky To stay in overalls Vincent Yanni Vinny To get A in English Annita Zacchelli Kelly To study the 5th period Compliments of Dutton Motor Car Co. 115 SANDWCH sr. OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC LA SALLE SALES Tel. 1 500-W SERVICE dlIlllllIllllIlllllllIIIIllIlllIllIIIlIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllIIlll!lIIlIIIllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllILIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIIIIllIllIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIlIIIIllllIlllllllllllllllllll

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24 THE PILGRIM UP AND DOWN THE CORRIDORS EHE Seniors of next year will not have the vallued services of Miss Charlotte Brown. At the present writing, Miss Brown, who hasa year's leave of absence, is debating whether to take a course at Columbia, or accept a position in the Land of the Rising Sun. .Although we are the first to graduate from the new building, the Class of 1937 has had a bad effect on teachers. Immediately. after they struggled with us, the school has felt the loss of Miss Hayes, Mrs. Swift, and now Miss Brown . One student who hasn't received lower than an A on his card for four years assured us in history that the Shenandoah Valley flows northward. . . . Our dictionary of nick- names includes: the office, Grand Ho- tel , the broadcasting system, The In- former , the Roving Delegate, Monti, Sampson, Bob Boob, Cynthia, Flannel- feet, Baron, Dictator, Madhouse, lunch- room, Phyllis Johnson, Dizzy fdon't think the editors will allow that last onel. Who's Butch? . . .We heard that the S. A. S. President this name slips us for the momentl was around the yard picking up refugees .... A cheer for Mrs. Raymond for her now classical war cry, Come on, my College Entrance Beau- ties. . .Do you remember: the alumni Day Dance, our Sophomore Hop, the look on Billie's face when the chair broke in Class meeting, Morelli's attempts at basketball fQuel homme!l . . . What happened to Ryan's eleven bucks? ? ? the football? P. G. Chandler's lip? . . . We predict a bright and successful liter- ary career for Mary Bodell, a new dean of Harvard, a rowboat for Sampson, George White's admittance to the bar: the movies for Jeanette and Margie, an invention by Jones .... Jumbo should be a jockey! He and his horse could always win by a nose, huh? . . . With drivers like Curtin, Henry Ford needn't worry about selling cars! . . . An orchid fa la Winchelll to Mr. Packard for his noble, sympathetic, patient, and under- standing attitude with the Physics class. In your own words, sir, Carry on ! . . . Billie Petrell would be a good one from Whom to buy clothes. He'lfl give one suit. Th-e suit will include two pairs of pants, one black and one white, and two suit- coats, one white and one black. . .Who was the bright soul who thought Eddie Ton-g was a Chinese War? . . . Can you picture Kellen behind bars? In the bank, of course. Addyman. behaving? . . . We suggest a violin for Rudy if he continues to let his hair grow. Musicians can get away with it, Rudy ..... According to the high school fire fighting enthusiasts, a n-ew, r-ed, shiny truck to be on call at the hfigh scool would mfake a good class gift . . . Alan Bird Hey giving the right answers? And no-W for a longshot predfiction.- Beciause of so many re- quests we are venturing to guess who will be the first to preiix Mrs. to her name. As Dan Cupid seems to have smit- ten her hardest, and because her ambi- tion in the memory book backs me up, I pick Mary Weild to be the first married ! CI'll pay other claimants to hoid of and establish my reputation as a true proph- etl .Punkie's ambition isto be a nut Csays the memory bookl. Perhaps on Wat- son's car! . . . Does anyone ever remem- ber hearing the finish of the Armistice Day poem entitled Disabled ? . . . Tick- ets will soon be on sale for Ethel's first appeanance on the stage. Between being an actress andha Socialist Candidate for Senator, Miss Shwom will be very busy. Francis Fabri will oppose Miss Shwom for that Senate job .... Warning to Benny Gfoiodmian. - Joe Cioirneais com- ing! . . . Best athletes - Telio and Cyn- thira, Best laugh - antics of Norman Jones, Tallest, Audrey Dutton, Short- est, Joe Brewer, Best period--12 :02- 12 226. And as we wander up and down the corridors for the last time, all we can say is, so-long, building, so-long, teach- ers, so-long, gang! Had fun, dfidn't we? YANN RIAN FROM SONG AND STORY Big Broadcast of 1937-Glee Club Murder With Pictures- Senior Graduation Photos Old Faithful-Friday Exams Wonder Bar-Cafeteria Danny Boy-Phil's theme song The Way You Look Tonight- Graduation gowns End of the Trail-June The Trumpet Blows-Ask Enis? The White Angel-Ruth Nickerson Fury-Petrell Bwllets or BiallotsfSfchool Elections Forgotten Faces--Class of 1937 Educating Father-Mr. Mongan High Tension-Before a test Rhythm On The Range- Boys' Cooking Class Green Pastures-School Lawn Farewell Blues-Graduation Seems I've Done Something Wnong- 6th Period Bookkeeping Class I'lil Stand By-Mrs. Raymond Curly Top-Florence Marshall E. A. P. '37