Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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ROBERT ARNOLD If it happens to Agnone ln Period VI, Next day lt could happen to himg So he does a little detec- tive work To keep life from getting too grim. EVA BAGNI In the gymnasium She's proved in her play That where there's a will There's surely a way. LOUISE BALBONI If she enters the service, 'twill be as a nurse, That for care our boys may not lack: We bet that her second choice would be For the ewhat less glamor W. A. C. Xl I NA Rirlbkg QETT She 1 the pencil or the b s With suc apparent ease Wes ow before her work is done Results are sure to please. ELIDE BENATI Our Ellde ls versatile, Need we say any more? Well, she's Miss Person- ality Of the Class of '44. Page 10 STANLEY BERNAGOZZI The girls may rant about six foot blondes The naxen - haired dan- dles, and yet Even boys with flaming T611 hall' CB,1'l't COIIIDBIS With an honest-to-good- ness brunette ! ARLENE BORGATTI It's a matter of pride That she reach the door iirstg She'd take a head start If only she durst. GLORIA BORGHESANI Usually we won't predict, But in this case our guess ls She will prove bewitch- ing with Starched cap on dark brown tresses, jrnwgtqq GINO BORSARI Plymouth Highs own Harry James! His music's so entranc- ing He just reaches for his trumpet And everyone starts dancing. ARLENE BOURNE Five - feet - two, eyes of blue - That's what she'd like to be, But disappointment she may face, For in inches she lacks three.

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10 lA8C0l 6! A8148 of ?!8 OlfL8,' f ROBERT AGNONE His daily jaunt on the Carver bus Must have made him de- cide On a faster method of travel: For now through the heavens he'll ride. ENIS ALMEIDA She's inclined to argu- ment, And manages so well She is quite oblivious To the ringing of the bell. AGNES ALSHEIMER She looks so very healthy One thing we can for- see: When she has an ache or pain, She'll get scant sympa- thy. FLORENCE ALVES Five foot one or two, she says In a yearning, hopeful WHY, As though she still might grow an inch: At that she's right-she may. 8 OVL y 5884 fo AQU8 501448 MVL. ENIS AMARAL Immaculate She'll always be: The best-dressed student Is certainly she. LUCY AMARAL Between this quatrain and the last There may be no rela- tion- But with needle and with thread Sister's a sensation. JULIA ANDREWS Julia! Don't close that locker! Comes the woeful cry of her mate, But Julia calmly turns around: It's always just too late! BEVERLY ARMSTRONG Who crossed the Greek god statue's eyes And filled the desk drawers with snow? Who's the life of Art in Period V? We're sure you all must know. f 'Al fi GJ f 0 in 9 H VK' 1 JJ Q,,9i.lg5 ' ' s D Page 9

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Jw Fi . N.. BARBARA BOUTIN No barbed or bitter words have we For a girl like thisg She never uses them her- self, Whatever goes amiss. BERNARD BRABANT His love of the scientific We would never mock: But is it quite the best approach To get a girl to talk? GRACE BRIGGS Her chosen field is nurs- ing: More hard work than ro- mance- Grace with quiet man- ner Will the uniform en- hance. 1 M so much so little f -H X HAROLD CARAMELLO It was as captain of our teams He won his brightest fameg But Cary's socks of bril- liant hue Could well put it to shame. PRUDENCE CARBONE At times she is so seri- ous 'Twould seem that she were bearing All the troubles of these days That we all should be sharing. BARBARA CARMICHAEL She has intinite capacity For taking painsg Catch-as'-catch-can methods She disdains. HELEN CARREIRA If you'd arouse his inter- est, girls, We suggest the means: A coiffure styled by Helen Will succeed beyond your dreams. CLYFTON CHANDLER Books have their place In the scheme of things, But over other pursuits They need not be kings. JOAN CHIARI Strolling through the corridors Or frolicking in the gym, Hot and dishevelled she never appears- But impeccably neat and trim. Page 11