Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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HAROLD BROVVN Tell it to the Marines , we've heard, And that is what weid l1ke to do: In native land or on foreign strand VVe know l1e'1l always be true blue. 1 RUSSELL BROWN Th at silence e'er is golden XVI- know is Iiusscll's creed: But what he lacks in eloquence He produces in the deed. HERBERT' ISURNI-IAM The questioning spirit And potent mind Arc in Herbert VVell combined. MARY CAPOZUCCA Her desire to be friendly Is so very innate One can do naught But reciprocate. JANICE CAVICCHI XVe gazed at her in hor- ror, O u r breath w 0 u l tl scarcely come- Could our aesthetic or- ganist Be madly chewing gum? Page 12 MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN A gentleman and a stu- dent. A combination fair! His lnanner most con- siderate, His inner humor rare. MARY CICERO NYhen we Colne upon her suddenly, She blinks her eyes in swift accord- 'l'hen, when she sees it's friend-not toe, A warming smile is our rcward. HOISEIKT CINGOLANI His slumber is a won- drous thing Unbroken by the brazen ring Ot' clocks--which vainly strive To get him up ere 8:05. MARION CLARK Her vocal cords become erratic YVhen Mam,' feels wild t'lZ'ltl0l'1Q 1-'on she t'lIllfS neither giggle nor chorlle- Just a startling combin- ation. GLADYS COHEN Diana-like and pur- Doseful She strides through cor- ridorsg Gene-rously she labors F01' any worthy cause

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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

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G LORIA COSTA She dm-s not become l'ncluly excited: XYliateve1' govs wrong ls sure tn be righted. I i DOROTHY COTTI XVe must give credit NYhe-re credit is due: Dispusitions like hers Are notably few. HELEN CUVELI, XVith puint and crayon Sn adept That sh:-'s forever Busy kept. 1'lllSl1II,I,A l1llA'Wl,l2Y Tidiness of pc-rson And ticlins-ss of mind Are within Priscilla Most ple-aszlntly c 0 ni - hined. BETTY CURTIN Her will to endure YVas not overrated: As quutrain chairman She-'s vindicated. Kd? 'T 4 ff 71 W ,,Q-W fi Ibn ff VTI LLI .XM DARSCH HA' knows no relaxation Until u nr-rf:-ci score is gain:-ri: NYhut Blzilcnlm rlirl for the Ilinir--a-XYeek In Rnonl 301 - he-'S inuintained. JEANE'l l'E clf-LANCEY XVhen she- has a firm conviction And fs-els that she is right. She-'ll battle for ii to the end That ruihe-rs may see the light. IFIRAXCES DEYITT Five foot two. eyes of blue Xklmuld uhnnst fit this friend: Shi- muy nut he so tall us ihis, lint asserts ii to ihe end. BARBARA DOL'GL.XS I'leasr-. nh-use remem- ber me. Plf-urls hex' h i s t 0 r y book: But nn that ulmjf-ct shr- bestows A wiilir-ring. lnlislering look. RICHARD DREXY He- has no taste For incessant labor- 'l'he delights nf inc-riia He would oft savour. Page 13