Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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THE PILGRIM 13 ELIZABETH COVELL Though a secretary She may be, We'1l remember her struggle In Typewriting III. HENRY DARSCI-I No Mitter we've found On land or sea- Unique we use With accuracy. OLIVER DAVIDSON Pardon my western accent. And forgive me my Yes, ma'am: Plymouth is not my birthplace, A Chicago lad I am. MARGARET DECOST She'1l do an imitation, You may pay for what you will- ' From Baby Snooks to Garbo Your requests she'll fill. GRACE DICKSON Half out of her chair She waits for the bell, But Cookie gets there Running pell mell. ELIZABETH DUPUIS What goes on within her heart We may never know: Romantic may her ideas be. She won't tell us so. FRANK ENOS News test for him May be a game, We knew more joy Before they came. SYBIL FEINBERG Sybil's smile is Winsome, Her voice is sweet and low- Sybil's hair-but why go on? Sybil's nice to know. EDWARD FERNANDES et gay We recognize as his- So Edward tries to brighten The corner where he is. ROBERT FORTINI Step right this way! You'l1 want to meet Our class plutocratg The fact he has a private car Is proof enough of that. HARRIS FRIM He shows no vulnerability ,I To feminine advances- He means to 'climb the road 'to fame 'H ' With naught to spoil his chances. FRANK GALLO Older, wiser men than he At Fortune rant and curse, But, when she frowns on him, He thinks, It could be much worse. Green striped pantsand jack-

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12 THE PILGRIM WARREN BORGATTI He's changed his mind About being late, It's really no trouble To be here at eight. CATHERINE BOUTIN We'd give hostage to fortune, A wealth of treasured stores- We'd give almost anything To own a smile like yours. JOHN BREWER Let the dead past bury its dead, Our faith in him is restored- Since that Day in Junior High School No speech has had him floored. ROBERT BRIGGS Some choose a mild and minc- ing gait, Some favor the sinuous glide, But he reaches his objective With a bold and vigorous stride. ROBERT CADORETTE We gaze at her in great sur- prise Unbelief is in our eyes- For when to her we bent to bow We found out Chicky was his cow. ENIS CAPOZUCCA If you chew two sticks a day, A pauper you will be- We feel you should be subsi- dized By Mr. William Wrigley. ANTHONY CARBONE Draw a schoolgirls picture And win a schoolgirls smile: It makes a smoothe approach, my lad- And that is most worth while. GEORGE CAVICCHI Once a week, we've noticed, He's an absentee- Can it be he seeks relief From our company? LOIS CHANDLER From the beginning to the end Of our high school days No act of yours need we de- fend. For you-only praise! LILLIAN COGGE SHALL She will not long Succumb to sorrow, She knows the sun Will shine tomorrow. STANLEY COOK Look, look, lookie! Here comes Cookie. And he's not passing by- He's the treasurer of our class So we know the reason why. HAROLD CORVINI Since your father raises chick- ens And your brother deals in oil, We fancy you've already felt The dignity of toil.

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14 THE PILGRIM JOHN GALLO He worked hard on the ad- vance sale Of tickets for our dance. He isn't one who likes to leave Everything to chance. ALPHONSE GAMBINI If the day should ever come When we lack bread and meat. We'd bank on past acquain- tance: We'd know just where to eat. WARREN GARUTI If he labored as hard at his lessons As he does at basketball. We believe it would be quite possible For him to surprise us all. EUPHEMIA GASCOYNE If she plays in life As she plays in a game, Here is a winner! We proudly proclaim. PHYLLIS GOLDSTEIN Ah! sweet mystery of life, You won't envelop meg Cupid's dart I can avoid For me a career there'll be. BARBARA GRISWOLD If you do not believe her, You're naught but a dolt- More flies can be caught With sugar than salt. X... OLGA GUIDABONI We've questioned her and others, But no matter how We try We cannot learn the reason for That twinkle in her eye. RALPH HALE Ralphie's hobby is setting traps Around some shady pool, He wants to catch some musk- rats To show before the school. LILLIAN HALL Four walls may make a hall- Still no hall but her could hold Such wholly boundless energy Combined with a heart of gold! HELEN HAMILTON We think you should take les- sons From a man named Scheid: He could teach you how to speak To wake the countryside. BARBARA HARLOW Cheerful, but not capricious Alert, but not suspicious Able, but not oificious Class '40 Secretary. LAURA HEATH She rolls her eyes ecstatically, She chafes at slight delay- The reason for her restless- ness? Why-Googy's on his way.