Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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c7!Le Ralf Gfizen -WOR seven years the National Society Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution has sponsored a Good Citizen Pilgrimage among students of the senior classes in high schools all over the country. The seniors are asked to nominate the girl member of the class who possesses to an outstanding degree the qualities of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. This year the honor has been bestowed on Naomi McNeil, who, in the opinion of her classmates and teachers, is the most Worthy of being Best Girl Citizen of the Class of 1943. During her three years in high school, Naomi has participated in many activities and has lent her support to various organiza- tions. In her sophomore year, she Was a m-ember of the Sophomore Dance Committee, and did publicity and chorus work for the opera, Martha . During her junior year, she was a Junior Red Cross assistant, a member of the Gay Nineties Review chorus, and chairman of the Invitation Committee for the Junior Promenade. As a senior, she became a member of the Library Staff, a Junior Red Cross Worker, and a committee memb-er for the Senior Dance. Naomi was a member of the Council of the Student Activities Society in her sophomore and junior years, and she served as the Sophomore and Junior Art Editor of The Pilgrim and Art Editor of Till Victoryn. For three years she belonged to the Girls' Glee Club, and served as secretary of her class. Naomi was a member of the National Honor Society and consequently a junior member of the Plymouth Woman's Club. The Class of 1943 is proud of its Best Girl Citizen. JEAN BOUTIN '43 life hope that our rraffrrf if 271 do 112110 Our Adfuertzlrerf af they flair dmc dy nf. Page 31

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