Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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CHRISTIAN MIRANDA When we interviewed this senior, He didn't mind confessing There's little in this life of ours That hc finds too depressing. ALVIN MONTANARI On sober second thought we feel We should have let him act As our class photographer- Wc-'ve shown a lack of tact. DOROTHY MORTON People like us appreciate A person just like you, We hereby publicly proclaim We think that you're true blue. WARREN NEAL Our Warren's not particular, But one thing makes him sad- It's when the boys forget the Brud And call him Fat l Egad! WESLEY NICKERSON She may creak and she may groan, But she condescends to start- Though she is no gay young thing, She has captured Wesley's heart. PATRICIA O'CONNELL May the years be powerless Her smile to erase: For we have found joy In her radiant face. Page 16 'T' BETTY PADLUSKY The girls all envy Her complexion: In their opinion It's perfection. LAURA PAOLETTI She dribbles down the hockey field With a look of concentration, Her name heads the Honor Roll- We admire determination. DONALD PARSONS He once was Casanova Don With Sweethearts by the scores, But then the right girl came along- And now he's scrubbing floors! ALBA PASOLINI Writing notes in study hall Is Alba's specialty: She'11 pass one any time she thinks The teacher cannot see. DEBORAH PERRY She does not choose the easy way, . Let the weak and weary ride- To her work and back again She walks with vigorous stride. ARLENE PIRANI Christmas spirit was in the air, Christmas bells were in her hair- Since the season now is gone. Colored bows her locks adorn.

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BARBARA KNIGHT Her heart's desire She should attain Because she tries, Then tries again. JOSEPH LAMBORGHINI You made for us a leader fine, As president you toed the line- But, if that job had not existed, As super salesman you'd be listed. WELDON La VOIE For choosing clothes and wear- ing them Weldon has a flair, He can tell you, if he will, What the well-dressed man should wear. MARTHA LEMIUS Salvos of laughter, An exchange of jokes- Beware of Martha's Vigorous pokes. BERNARD LEXNER We'd like to see you do it Just to prove it can be done, Approach the school with measured gait And not upon the run. THEODORE LODI He is no melancholy Dane- He quiet agrees with Brown- mg: At the problems of the day There is no sense in frowmng. NORMAN LONGHI He's drummer boy of '41! With a Krupa composition And all the practicing hc's done He should give competition. MILDRED LOPRESTI Teeth like gleaming pearls, Hair like raven's wings- Though the similes are trite, She has both these things. WALLACE MacLEAN He conserves his energies Until the recess bell, For then he has a thing to do That he must do well. ALFRED MARTIN The story's written on his face For all who care to read: He's glad to lend a helping hand Wherever there is need. MARY MARVELLI We've examined her by X-ray: We report that we can't find A single lazy particle In body or in mind. MARTIN MCAULEY Through our trackless corri- dors He ranges far and wide: We haven't yet seen Silver, But Bill Po's at his side. Page 15

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WILLIAM PO He has Z1 repertoire of jokes The glum heart to delight, He is just the person To make a dark day bright. MARY QUINLAN We don't think our Mary con- trary: In fact, she always has been Very willing to tell us the news- And it costs us never a pin. MARIAN RADCLIFFE When the girls stroll out for hockey, You're always with the rest- You surprised your coach and team-mates, You rate-one of the best. DOROTHY RAYMOND You can wield a pen or pencil And produce a likeness true, The ease with which you do it Makes ns envious of you. EDNA RAYMOND O Plymouth girls, How we do sing And praise the work Of' our right wing ! NANCY REAGAN A tisket. a tasket She made another basket, When Nancy wears that naive grin, We expect again to win. CLAIRE REED Though you search the class from A to Z, We think you won't find one Who'll stick more closely to a task Until it is well done. EDWARD RIBEIRO We've seen him in the class- room, We've seen him on the street- And from our observations His style is hard to beat. NAOMI RICHMAN Naomi, be still For once and for all - This sounds familiar In our study hall. LEE ROANE He helps prepare his class- mates For a detail test By asking all the questions He thinks will serve them best. STANLEY ROBERTS Stan's an unassuming chap Who studies hard, 'tis true, But with that sober air there is A touch of humor, too. BLANCHE ROBY We've lived through many changes In our high school days, But the brightness of her smile Has been with us always. Page 17