Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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FRANCIS AGNONE He's not dismayed by trouble: He looks it in the eye And smiles at it so openly That it soon passes by. MARY ANDERSON If labor is the natural Destiny oi' llllillkllill. The llltilll-Illi would not dismay herg She likes to u s e her mind. CONSTANIIE AIKMSTIXONG NYith her V i e w s o11 music VVe eannot all agree, But her prowess as an orator Anyone can see. ?Q LOUIS BABINI How strange it is that Louis, T h o u ,Li h he's usually quite fit, Developed myocarditis, Some fair lass the cause of it! EDXVIN BAKER Not pensive cogitation, Just a cursory scan NV0uld sulliee to prove the adage That itls clothes that make the man. Page 10 W0 PQCOPLZI ABP? O! filly UB d0I'Le,f DONALD BARBIERI and LEONARD BARBIERI Alike as two peas in a pod, we-'ve heard- 'l'rite, perhaps, but ex- act: But alike as Barbieri. we submit, VVould have something the other lacked. JOSEPHINE BASSETT NYe know that in sten- ography An A she often earns- NV1- would we knew the system That brings such flue returns. JOYCE BASSETT In these hectic. w ar- torn days Girl mechanics are the fashion: Joyce is sure to be in stylea For machines she has a passion. MARY BEARHOPE The V.C's', we read clevotedly And thirsted for some moreg Can it be true we wait in vam For issue number four?

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LORIXG BELCHER No superman of won- drous deed Could. in our estima- tion. Come close to matching Be1cher's speed XYhen food's his desti- nation. FREDERIC BLISS NYith every rule that's ever made 'lhere is something e'e1 amlss. And Fred is our excep- , tion to Ignorance is Bliss. MARY BONZAGNI Away with pomp And circumstanceg Frivolities She eyes askance. AX N A BORGHESANI A survrvressed groan or mullled scream Could weaken an assist- unfs nervesg lint in Doctor Dyer's ofiice She :aily and capably serves. .l DAX BULDROT Um- of the braver Souls is she Vfliu dared to explore Ih-youd Latin III. wg' 1,1 .KK JEAN BOUTIN .lfizinnie has an little Lam Whnni all the seniors know! Ami ew-rywhere th a t Jeannie strays Her Lam is sure to go. PA L' L BREXY STER Some think that he is shy. reserved. lin' not a in 0 n il h is friends. 'tis said: if this he true. when :irls nass by. XX'hy does his face be- come so red? DAVID BRIGGS It 'wmers not how cold the morn. Huw deem the marsh with mire- Xo wind or rain can stay him NYM-ii the h u n t e r ' s heart's aflre. MARY BRI GIDA lt ni ra y b e a sihlant huzz in class Or inff-Pfimis sizzling zilfmfz the hall- XYhen it comes tn mak- insl her presence felt. 'tllrisritu triumphs over ull. ROSE BRI GIDA The E for Excellence she has won. I' I e ii s a nt persistence PHYS- .Xs home room secretary she Has earned it in divers ways. Page 11