Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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THE PILGRIM 17 WARREN DIEGOLI He's the proud possessor Of a motor car, Now we're fairly certain He will travel far. WILLIAM DISALVATORE We raise our eyes respect- fully When we pass him in the hall- It's a matter of necessity Because he is so tall. PAUL DOUGLAS 'Dhere's no rhyme or reason to it, It won't make sense at all- Now when we hear Loch Lomond Why should we think of Paul? PRISCILLA DOUGLASS Blushing is a womanly art That girls today don't know? Priscilla is the living proof That this just isn't so. BETSY DREW There's tricks to all games, smiles Betsy, And I have learned my share! Throwing darts or breaking hearts, My score is better than fair. JOHN DUPUIS Some men seek the mountain peak, Crave romance near or far, But not for him such pleas- ures- His first love is his car. JOSEPH FARINA Since he sets a rule at naught, Says a necktie makes him hot In December- We must s-how no great sur- prise If he melts before our eyes At graduation. ELEANOR FASCIOLI That you were a beautiful baby No sane man could doubt- He had only to see a bulletin board In March, to find this out. MARY FERNANDES Her skillful hands And Willing heart Are ever ready To do their part. BELMIRA FERREIRA Silva and Lanman can't de- cide Which swing band is best, But Bella is not torn by doubt: Her Joe's leads all the rest. ALFRED FRANCIS If steadiness of purpose Is of target practice born, He will get all bulls-eyes As the years roll on. GILBERT FREEMAN A boy as gay as you are Might well burst into song: And when you tried it in our show, We clapped you loud and long.

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16 THE PILGRIM DALLAS CARPENTER We've noticed how you jitter- bug Though many don't approve, Would you kindly show us how To get into the groove ? MARY CARVALHO There are dates to be eaten, There are dates to be kept- But it's the kind in history At which she's most adept. DORIS CASWELL Ranting and raving She finds absurd, Significant is it When she says a word. DORIS CHADWICK Kingston boys attract you Though they're seldom true, If you'll stay at home, Dot, Our boys won't make you blue. HARRIET CHILDS A knitting virtuoso With ne-edles of great size, She knits her socks and sweaters Right before our eyes. JANIE CHRISTIE If you'd glimpse some pen- manship That is bold and free, Janie is the senior You will have to see. G V BARBARA COGGESHALL When Barbie goes out riding, She always has to stop To buy a chocolate ice cream With Jimmies on the top. ELIZABETH COLEMAN She loves Farina for break- fast, She'd love to have Curley hair, Sl'e'cl love to ride in a Frank- lin. But for which love does she care? DOROTHY CORREA Your very name arouses A mean desire to pun, But we fought with it cour- ageously And finally we won. ALBERT CRISTANI Most of the time He's mild enough: it's only in football I-le gets tough. ALFRED DARSCH Grown men, we've heard, Are boys at heart: To prove that true You'll do your part. EDITH DeCOST Oh, girls, do you like my coiffure? Why, Edith, most certainly, sure! This one is new, Most becoming to you, Each one has so much al- lure!

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18 THE PILGRIM THOMAS FUGAZZI He won't depart for English IV But lingers 'idly at the door Until he's left a fond caress Upon a thing you'd never guess- The bubbler! DAVID FURTADO Please handle very carefully Or the future won't be bright, In basketball and football He's a stick of dynamite. MARILYN GILMAN It really doesn't matter Whether it's Gable or Greene, At every change of pictures Marilyn can be seen. JENNIE GIORI Though the battle rages Between up-do and long bob, She refuses to be swayed By the fickleness of the mob, SHIRLEY GOLDSMITH Gold in her name Gold in her hair Gold in her heart- She has gold to spare. WILLIAM GOODWIN They'd call him Wrong Way Goodwin If his longing should come true, To fly like Douglas Corrigan Is what he wants to do. lv S-x X x NNX5 X ...KCI ALICE GOVI She rushes madly to the gym, Her young heart aglow- You don't believe we speak the truth? How, then, does she go? MILDRED GOVONI Mildred's where the food is, She doesn't have to buy it- And this we find ironical, For Millie's on a diet. ROSEMONDE GRANT We grant that this young lady A farmerette will be- And, if there is a farmer, Would his initials be T. P.? HELEN GUIDE'I'I'I We gaze at her in mild sum- mise, Unbelief is in our eyes- For she looks the same as when Her years on earth scarce numbered ten. ELIZABETH HANELT You may not think so now, But the day will come: French is the finest subject In our curriculum. Signed-E. H. JEANETTE HARTY Take a good look At our Siamese twins, She's as lost without Mary As a fish without fins.