Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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-24 NORMAN mrroim His instincts are grepgn- rious. So it comes as no sur- prise To learn he knows the details Of our must secret lives. MARGIJERITE GONSALVES You name the dance- she'll do it, Susie-Q or bunny hug- H e r energy's prodig- ious, for Sheis a solid jitterbug. ROBERT GOVONI . Stand up, you rookies ' Ot' the Flying XYolves hand- Stand up. salute! He's your second in command. FRANKLI N ' GRI SXVOLD I XVhatever it is at the moment. 4 To business he attends: 5 It's evident that his E Has paid good divi- dends. , policy K XY' MABEL GUILD Y In things commercial Mabel Guild Is Mine-rva's Favorite child. -00' .H ff? Q 1 s ,.,-4 Effie 5 - SHIRLEY HANSON Few girls there are who. unabashed. lionld lift their voice lo name the man they'd proudly serve: I. Edgar Hoover is her choice. OLIVE HARLONY With Ulive in conten- tious mood No wise man will com- pete: In a test of wills he ll find She's cliilicult to beat. l2l.lZAIiE'l'H HART She and Miss Moore! Knit:-d they stand- Ilaine is the best state In the land. MARJORIE HA'l'I-IANVAY know the explana- tion Yfhen her mood is in- digog l'he army has priori- ties-- So slu-'s feeling Very low. 1 ELIZAIIETH HEATH i'limlil5 ' to her inti- mates Is something of E1 trialg l'hey never know just what she'll do- iiut she'll do it with a smile. Page 15

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ESTELLE DHIES l'here's a task to do so she does it XYith little ado or fussg So naturally she's not friend: Among the most vocal of us. DOMINGA FERNANDES For her we have No wittieismg Just a synonym- It's rhythm. MAUIIICE FERNFZ He's not opinionated. He makes no statements rash- llut he states with ve- helnence That Dot has lots of dash. THOMAS FILLEBROWN In history hels fairly laconic, But all of us agree That he really waxes eloquent KVhen we talk about General Lee. ,pi mn? FILLION Variety's the spice of life - 'Tis plain that's how she. reasoned : For in matters of the heart Her life is quite well- seasoned. Page 14 JOHN Fl.E'l'CHEll Orlhomlox procedures lIe's inclined to snurn: Il's how and when and wllerv and why- But man must ask to learn. PHOEBE FllA'l'L'S As far as the easual eye can see Phoebe is always gay- llut part of her heart left Plymouth NVhen J o s e D h went away. FREDERICK FREYEIIM ETH Some may serve who stand and wait, llut that's not Fred- erickis way- Ile likes the thought of ac-tion, lle's eager for the fray. MAIUORIE FllEYEIlMU'I'H lf Naturf-'s been ungen- erous, l'o her shop repairA Many a girl will be con- soled Ily what can be done For her there. JOHN GASCOYNE l-Ie's always in the thick of things In classrooms or in cor- ridors: NVQ make no charges, lor we know We-'re subje -t t libel laws. L 0 the

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GEORGE HEATH The erroneous impres- sion That at sports a l o n e he's deft VVould be banished by the maidens That this lad has left bereft. GEORGE HOLMAN Georgie went to Maine one day, NYhieh was Eli-filillSi the rule- Our Ill'iIlt'lp1ll caught up with l1i111 And kept l1i111 after schol. ALFRED HOLMES YVe've llllllli' an obser- vation, A fact XVlliL'il s 0 e 111 s quite clear- That, where you Iind ian' damsels, Our Alfred will be near. NVILLIAM HOLMES By deeds. not words, we-ive heard it said, Is the way to get aheadg If this he true, we can but add Success is waiting for this lad. DOROTHY HOLT Blessings on thee, little girl, For doubtless you knew best XVhen you decided that work in Home Ec YVould give you an edge on the rest. Page 16 ISABEL HUNT He1'e is a girl Xxvith come-hither eyes: That she may know it Is our surmise. NICHOLAS IZZO His depression ls D1'0i'OllIld XYIIPII history period Rolls around. JOAN .IEVVETT Our Si2lll1i1ll'fl YVebste1' wr-'ll discard For her dietionaryg So worded are its IllCE1l'l- ings that NVe all heeonxe quite merry. NORMA JOHNSON She may he frolicking in the gym Or pondering L a t i n nouns- But always she is most alert: Iler e11erp.5y knows no hounds. JOSEPH KAISER XVe hope his trumpet's not a thing That a boy outgrowgg But the evidence indi- Cates That that's the way it goes.