Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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,lx VINCENT PROVINZANO He's probably the only man alive NVho's glad his car's in piecesg For now it needs no gas or tires, Yet its service never ceases. V MARIAN PUTNAM NVith golden hair and laughing eyes She greets us with a smile: We like her unassuming waysA They make our days worth while. GEORGE RADCLIFFE Master ol' most high finance He may or may not be- But we know we take no chance On his integrity. JOSEPH RAPOZA Managerial ability NVe hadn't detected, But Ray's All Stars re- vealed NYhat we hadn't sus- pected. ELLEN RAYMOND Sense and character Shine through Serious eyes Of brightest blue. Page 20 ARTHUR RIBEIRO For days on end we've moilecl and toiled. Yet no elation do we feel: For K'Roxie has out- smarted us! He h a s no Achilles' heel. ALICE ROMANO A ticket for the cinema? Ice cream for dessert? At recess or the theatre VVe find her most alert. llAR'l'I,E'l l' ROYVELL He makes himself felt In his own quiet way: NYhal profit l'l'Olll fan- fare And vulgar display? CLAIRE ROY I-'aithi'uIly. undauntedly She goes her rounds each rlayg Teachers' menus will go through Unless Gassy's in the way. MAGINA ROYSTON liunty may he Eng- lish. But she is one of us- And. when she leaves for home again, XVe'1l he the first to fuss.

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BETSEY MCCOSH In stuelie-s and sports Among the- best She-'s proved he-rse-lf In Illiilly a 'te-st. ROBERT MCDONAGH If you've- trouble- with your Trigg Ur Solid is your woe-. llisnxiss your conste-rnu- tion, For Mac is sure to know. NAOBH Me-NEIL XYhe-n the- Fate-s we-re elistrihuting tale-nt, She- artfully giggle-el and cooe-d. Anel by fl'lIlllllIll' wile-s and lDl1llllllSlllIlt'Ilt She- put the-ni in gener- ous mood. RUTH MORTON If you make- the- right advance, She- will always want to dance. Il' perchance- you find this failing, You might try to ask he-1' sailing. ELEANOR NICOLI Nicky has a phobia: Egoe-e-ntric she-'ll ne-ve-r he-4 In class she- is laconiv. For she- ahhors pub- licity. 4 WHO' A f Q.. .....--.JL as . ,. FRANCES NL l l'ERYl LLE She- lifts lie-1-voice In lilting: song And tiresoxne- tasks Are- not so long. EIJXYARIJ PENN In pure- l'ul:rie'z1tion XXX- would not e-ng.xag:ge-: He- ratlie-1' like-s se-e-ing An a1'gL11i1e-lit 1115-fe. LESTER PENNY A lmel pe-nny. ,tis suiel, XYill always l't'llll'llg- liut it's for the- good Pe-nny NYe- show our qonce-rn. JOSEPH PIMENTAI. He- eloe-sn't handy NVorels about- As to the-ir value He-'s in douht. RICHARD PO Though diminutive- in stature-, Quite- opposite- in inindg For his luugli-provoking e-eluul XYould inde-e-el he hard to find. Page 19

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XYALTER ST. GEORGE l'here's at cheerful Chul- lt-nge In his eye For things that after Scliooldziys lie. NUHMA SAMPSON Easier far to labor NYhen wages will he paid: But we are proud ol' Norma For. her work as nurses' aide. MARIE SANCE Six lessons from Mu- dame I.aZong.:a YVill tt-ucli you th e Latin dance: But all you ns-ed to cut a rug , Is one lesson f u lu Sance. Ml LIJRED SCHAA L Mildred was once chub- hy But now sht-'s slender- ized: NX'aist is tiny. hips are nil: XVe scarce believe our eyes. V. KLAYS sf1H1EisLE11 He gave such competi- tion XX'ithin one short school yr-ar That. had he been here longer. NV:-'d had much worse to fear. 4v -, nfs DOROTHY SCHNEIDER Dottie's :zarrulous man- nc-r Causes Miss Boucher 'Io issue words of warn- mg Almost every day. LOUIS SCHNEIDER NW- make no point about physique. XX'e wouldn't k n 0 w about allure! lint we suggest that in profiile He reminds us of Vic- tor Mature. HELEN SHERMAN Her nv-ncil's busy as her tongue. H1-1' smile is touched with scorn: 'Nhr-n told. lie quiet :xml sit still. Milndy doodles on. l1E'l'TY SH URTLEFF Sm-uk no ill of Carver l' n I 1- s s you welcome strife. For sh'-'ll defend her home town NYith her very life. DALLAS SHXYOM Dallas has the kimi of smile That travels out of bounds : Then un and down our corridors I'l1'l',tl2lYlill1ght9I' sounds. Page 21