Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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THE PILGRIM a 1 11 HELEN DARSCH We labored overlong, We madly tore our hair- But now we know the donor Of that little pin you wear. ' I VL, Jw' MARGIE DECKER We think she gets more fun from life Than anyone we know, With gleeful nods and wreathed smiles She sets all hearts aglow. , - , I 7, ,I -'f.f,..A' W DOROTHY 'DeCOST Upon the classrmm quiet A maiden's scream rang out, No need to amplify it: Twas Dottie's wrathful shout. ELIZABETH DIGENOVA I crave a career, said Lizzie, For crowned heads I must dance? 'AForget that stuff, said Georgieg While I'm here-not a chance. MARGERY DREW Margie is the one to tell If you've a joke thats gay, It may not be so funny But she'll giggle anyway. MARY DUGAS If you crave a brand new frock But your funds are low, Take a tip from Mary- She knows how to sew! 4 W 'ra s 1 Q Mi' wiv' S wi' 5. . 32.15 xg, f A .,, Ya it Gi ,,.,. ' 'J --..,, , J :S ,fi -, i ' .. S 4 ,. ,V 1,-y 1, f. 4' if if .1 M y get Ywfigik, if ,N g A 3' as I , ? If WM ARLENE GIOVANETTI A Hash of knitting needles- A glimpse of something green- Arlene's the fastest knitter That we have ever seen. HILDA GUIDETTI Blushing is said To be a lost art: We don't believe it- Come On. Hilda, start. KW If EDNA GUNTHER Quality, not quantity, Is the thing that counts: Since knowing you, young lady, Our faith in the adage mounts. ELEANOR HALL Shed change her name to Elmer She'd don a pair of pants, She'd turn herself into a boy If she but had the chance. I Q9 CAROL HANDY We're very proud of Carol, We feel we have the right- For as our hockey captain She worked with all her might JEANETTE HATTON For one who acts so joyous You're very mystifying: Why is it, in your stories, There's always someone dying? s

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.jllldll 'W IRIDE ALBERTINI We've read her short stories. The news we relay: Life on the campus Enthralls Iride. ELIZABETH ANDERSON She'll mount her horse and swiftly ride- And who is better qualified? The race of life she now can win Before the others can begin. HELEN BELCHER We wouldn't be astonished If when this book comes out Helen has the honor Of being an Eagle Scout. ANN BITTINGER Every morning before eight Down the corridor in a whirl, On a very big girl's errand Goes a very little girl. VIOLET BOUDREAU Her surname suggests French temperament, But to no fiery outbursts Does she ever give vent. MARGARET BOUTIN Each one went to the basket, Each wanted gum to chew: Was it you who tempted him Or he who tempted you? ON AlRAlDlE?! V 6 . 26 ,Aga- a , , Ji' cl 'f fwfr LM- an-, L9 'Q , 1 af . 5 W. 'F' af I 3 . -B19 455, it E, yn? 3 1 I JANET BROADBENT J Janet is my name, said she, I hope you won't forget. There's nothing that I dislike more Than to be called Jeanette. FLORENCE CANUCCI Opportunity for service She never passes by, On her sober judgment We've found we can rely. fa f' ,f,..fAv --4111 'C , 4' Jk.ff4N.,,,,, - ,,,, 'WO' MARJORIE CAS SIDY She intends to assist In case Nature forgot to- Curlv hair she will give you If you tell her she ought to. 79v.6'40l MARY CINGOLANI Whatever's worth doing Is worth doing right, Armed with her adage She'll storm any height. .M MARGARET COOK Peg's latest passion. We've heard. is bowling: In the gutter it's easy To keep the ball rollingf' ISABELLE CRAVINHO She has a yen To own a car: With her shank's mare Rates under tpar. RPJ-'X K in pt '1 Vw nw, k

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- 12 THE PILGRIM. JESSIE HOLLIS Q' EVON LEE 'Tm never going to marry, , Y' Of those who could be favorites, No man will steal my heart. - There's only one on topg I'l1 wed myself to a big career- ' fm And though his name is Lawrence, You see, I'm just plain smart. We'd better call him Pop. LEAH LODI RUTH JENKINS Q' M , U , , N 1 With serious and solemn mien Ruthle 15 9' quiet 3111- She enters Learning's portals, But Secrets 095 W111 seep? , But with ready wit and flashing We know this adage never fails: smile Still waters still run deep, Regales us lesser mortals. BEVERLY KAISER at 9 ii Qu LETTY MCKEE She's always completely I? H xg For one boy Neat and sedate, J She has a Wink: From the up of her toes A 4 And she writes her notes To the top of her pate. l g 4 In purple ink i . 1 , BEVERLY KARLE 2.9 . y ELVA MULCAHY with Mr' Jim Ffarley ,I ' tv Before she starts upon a venture My 1?ame .doesn t rhyme Q3 She plans her acts with care, AS I ve tned t9 explam 7 Wm' -'Q-, - Q, Always weighing every problem Full many a mme' i ' A ' l Before her thoughts she'll share. CONSTANCE KELLEN 2 Q - 4- JEAN MURRAY Connie has. a ready Smile' L1 iz' I She's a fine Scotch lassie A happy mlen has She, Without any cares Perhaps we ought to hide this i Declaring her clan rhyme ' f V , B tn t t h For she writes poetry! ' 'W y e ar an S e wears' I MARGUERITE 0'KEEFE MARION LAHEY 3 ei Buttons is popular, And, strange as it may seem, It really isn't just because Her father makes ice cream. la Lightly posed On her toes- Lovely dancer- Many beaux!