Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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GERALD ROMAN O Jerry finds the spot he wants In the middle of the floor: In goes the basketball- Up goes our score. DENA ROSSI A ticket to the cinema Is forty cents, we know- Dena.'s smile alone's worth more Than admission to the show. JOHN RUSSELL Ducks are Johnny's true love, Everyone please note- Autumn brings him hunting. Summer brings his boat. EVELYN RYERSON If she makes a date to skate, She'll be there on the dot: We suspect she plans some day To put Henie on the spot. ELAINE SADOW Who's that tearing down the street? Is she off to catch a train? If it's almost eight o'clock, You can bet that it's Elaine. ELSIE SALMI Dale Carnegie has frequently declared: A name correctly used may win a friend Z Yet, though she's called Sala- mi, she won't care- She seems possessed of pa- tience without end. JULIA SCHNEIDER Whosoever marries her A lucky man will be, For she excels in sewing As well as cookery. LOIS SCHNEIDER Whene'er we see Lois She's walking with Grace, A light in her eye And a- smile on her face. ANNA SCOTTI Well developed, we should say, Her powers of observation- Her skill in handling detail tests Created a sensation. HELEN SHAW If you've noticed lately That she's acquired a frown, It's because these verses Almost got her down. JUNE SHAW Perky, multi-colored bows Adorn mi1ady's hair: No need has she of artlflce To make her seem more fair. SIDNEY SHWOM In history class He is a whiz, He can't be thrown By any quiz. Page 19

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GEORGE PICARD In moments of real danger You would your wits assemble, Yet a little thing, reciting, Causes you to tremble. IBABELLE PIERSON When I. P. moved to Boston, Everything looked black- Now P. H. S. is happy: Our Isabelle's moved back! J . ERNEST PIERSON The Mighty Mite Of Forty-two- To you alone This honor's due. ALBERT PILLSBURY He's superb in mathematics When he gives a proposition: Such accomplishments, we hint. Result from intuition. CATHERINE PIMENTAL No brickbats for her Nor bunches of flowers- But we're glad she was with us Throughout schoolday hours. MANUEL PIMENTAL If he's as Hood stock boy As collector of dimes. The day will soon come When he'll see better times. Page 18 HENRY PIN A Beautiful figures May always be found Whenever his pencil And he are around. ALBERT POST Atlas now May take his bow, For Al is here To show him how. HELEN RANDALL Helen dearly loves to dance And she embraces every chance, If that is how she keeps so slim, Here's a way to keep in trim. ROBERT RAYMOND Baseball has not Lost its savor- In his choice of sport He does not waver. LAURA RESNICK Nicki went to Penn last year, And boy, did she have fun! Then home she came to tell us Of all she'd seen and done. DORIS ROG AN If lack of a smile Can spell defeat, No untoward end Will Doris meet. f.

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MANUEL SILVA For hours of keen enjoyment When you are alone, He recommends the purchase Of a good trombone. STELLA SIMMONS What you need, go out and earn, Our teachers oft exhort: But in her case it's difficult- Stella's very short. TONY SIRRICO We resolve and resolve again Most clrcumspect to be, But an argument with Tony Ends pyrotechnically. BARBARA SKINNER Her many sterling qualities All frailties outweigh, Perfection is her only goal: She works toward it each day. ELSPETH SLOAN She has made a benedict Of a very special man Beforeehe leaves to do a job For his Uncle Sam. PATRICIA SMITH If your fingers move as nimbly as yourtongue From twelve-fifteen until the stroke of one, And your penci1's sharpness parallels your wit's, You'll be an artist, Pat, before you're done. 'Page 20 TONY SOARES While Tony has his music, He'll never be alone! The sweetest sounds come out each time He plays his slide trombone. CHARLES STASINOS As orator He lacks the ease Of the great Demosthenes. J EANNETTE STRASSEL The thought of summer study Might be less alluring Were there no compensations To make it worth enduring. MORTON STURTEVANT If the National Geographic Were the textbook in a class. No one of us need ever try His knowledge to surpass. DANIEL SULLIVAN Every class has its pugilist, And here's another one: Not too surprising when you know His last names Sullivan. LUZETTA SWIFT Some find her sad and serious, Some say she's gay, amusing- A dual personality? It's really most confusing. 5