Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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JUSTINE HAYWARD When we're in the depths and filled with woe And in need of some cheering, we think Of Justine-she has what it takes: A radiant smile and a saucy wink. WIN FIELD HENRY It's fine to know you're needed In some activity: Take basketball-we needed him Indubitably. MARGARET HOLMAN What's more fun Than taking a ride On the back of a horse Through the countryside? CATHERINE HOLMES She has no need of artifice, Of rouge or facial pack- She has on tap the kind of blush That most girls seem to lack. ELDORA HOLMES Eldora, please make noise, Eldora, don't be still- But though we plead forlornly, Eldora never will. GEORGE HOLMES Quiet, unassuming- Who would have ever guessed That his sense of humor Is among the best. Page 14 JOAN HOLMES Her record points a lesson For all who will to learn: Each honor she's been given Is one she's worked to earn. MARCIA HOLMES From careful observation We feel qualified to say That from all the colors she could choose Her favorite is grey. PAULINE HOLMES Photogenically She rates high- Proofs from Purdy Do not lie. MURIEL HUMPHREY She will rhumba, she will conga, She will do the tango, too- She will teach you any dance step That is intricate-and new. BELLA JESSE Industrious as the busy bee But happy all the while: Rarely have we seen her Without a friendly smile. EUNICE JESSE If we had a sister to Work miracles at night, Our bedraggled locks would gleam In the morning light

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WILLIAM GILMAN How happy every girl would be- And this without exception- If the fates had given her His pink and white complexion! PHYLLIS GINHOLD We think that no department store Could rival her display Of lovely costume jewelry- About it she's that way. MARY GODDARD Contrary Mary, raise your voice Or we miss your recitation. Full well we know on hockey Held You screech with wild elation. RICHARD GREEN If the Town Team needs a player, We can produce another: We know he has the thing it takes To pitch just like his brother. BURTON GREY I'm only the man who grinds it ' He's driven to explain: If your car runs out of gas, Don't give me the blame. DONALD GRISWOLD Leave gun at home and emulate The well-known wily fox- No beast nor bird could e'er re- sist The lure of orange socks. FLORA GUIDETTI You're quiet, reserved, When we see you each day- But, Flora, we'd guess You're not always that way! HOWARD HAIRE He's smooth and suave. a gen- tleman, His manner is not partial: The girls in P. H. S. all say. He's just like Herbert Mar- shall. GERTRUDE HARJ U We can speak no ill of her Even if we would, She comports herself always As a lady should. STEWART HATCH Here's a brave hunter The girls all prefer! Whatever the game He's no amateur. ALBERT HATTON He doubts the very things he sees, All theories he flouts: Now even we are doubting That Albert really doubts. HAROLD HAYWARD Hear that click? And see that flash? Look out, you camera-shy! For someone's likely to be shot When Haywards passing by! Page 13

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EDDIE JOHNSON In Plymouth or in Plympton Eddie never changes: He'1l laugh life off, contented with Whatever Fate arranges. MARTHA KALLIO It's not that we believe we're omniscient, It's just that we've seen what is sutlicient To make us think she doesn't intend Her life as a bachelor girl to spend. WILLIAM KELLER A sturdy nine is on the field Behind their Captain Keller, We could be harboring in our midst A most sensational Feller. JOHN KELLEY Come on, Gabriel, blow your horn, Sing, angels, fa.r and nea.r- No answer? Well, John Kelley And the jitterbugs are here. MARY KENNEDY Mary stands ready! No need to coax or wheedle- She does her bit in total war With her trusty knitting needle. GRACE LACEY Calm and collected All the day through, She keeps her composure Whatever we do. FLORINDA LEAL In sports or in the classroom In any kind of test Whenever people speak of her, She always rates the best. ARLEEN LINTON At work or play, in school or out, In earnest or in fun, She's proved herself to be Grade-A In everything she's done. HOWARD LIVINGSTONE To star on the gridiron He doesn't feel able, But he is invincible At the ping pong table. GERALD LONGHI If you ever have a headache Or you snime and ka-choo, Run quickly to Balboni's And he'll tell you what to do. JOHN LOPES He had the intestinal fortitude To stay with typing and short- hand- Not many senior boys we know Belong to that gallant band. VIRGINIA LYNCH Her lipstick is right, her hair softly waved- Her clothing is carefully pressed: Wherever she goes, whatever she does, She's always impeccably dressed. Page 15