Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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.4- OLGA COCCHI When we have an inner urge To act as though aged ten, We observe her fine re- straint And grow right up again. SHIRLEY COX Silently, like the Arab She executes each task: Conscientious, capable- What more could anyone ask? '. .sf -4 If l Q, Je . .J ' 1,1 DAVVIQAGRAWLEY lgglfgfgj aff' Gfiathe basketball iioor VVe've .5,S'!en he's goodg 'ig ,,f v Big? with? a profile like gl He shoulcl hit Hollywood. -Y me RUTH DALE The army life is super, Marines are hard to beat: But in any competition It's always Ben the fleet, RUTH DALEY Gorham N. H.g and Ruthie Are close as Ike and Mike: A quiet town, a quiet girl- In this they are alike. Page 12 law Gflbziy DONALD DASSMAN Although the shortage is acute, He has a good supply: He snaps elastics glee- fully - As he passes by. LEONORE DeCARLI As a serious student She's met success: Yet her warm smile Has triumphed no less. ANDRE swallow And then rush be gins He supplements the change he gives With one of his cheerful grins. I 'f r 1 T ' A bite of 'I 5 1 ich, 3. Q lk SHIRLEY DOUGLAS Quiet and unassuming, Friendly without guilxe She demonstrates th value Of a fascinating smile. y 8 RICHARD DREW He sulks a bit in Latin, She wonders, Does he smile? Miss Wilber, you ought to see him When he's plucking his bass viol.

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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

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VIRGINIA DREW We feel pushed and pulled at times Between school and part- time Work: Whatever her commit- ments are, She is not one to shirk. JOAN ELDRIDGE She spends an hour each afternoon, Experiments I must do-J, We shouldn't doubt that Physics Lures her to 102. FRANCES FERNANDES Polite and considerate We've found her to bre- Harboring no Idiosyncracy. ,Ex J! L FONTAINE . Q ' ,djge found Jtliat Leo's 0 'yvreticence Belies his ingly nameg In all associations He's proved to be quite tame. Q' i. He's quite the man of ,aifairsg With Yearbook, S. A. S., Vice - presidency, basket- ball He achieves success. .x 'Z RALPH FoR.T1r9f A JOHN GILLI He is the best of com- pany! May he always have good luck As from our class he sal- lies forth As jolly as Friar Tuck. NORMA GILLI As typist or pianist The honest facts are these: In the office or at home She's mistress of the keys. ALTON GIOVANETTI His good spirits are con- tagicfus: He does wha.te'er he can To keep us happy at our tasks- He's our Good Humor man. MILTON GLASSMAN We're conndent that he will nnd A painless way of drill- 1 Orna? cavity preventive- Then there'd be no need of a. filling. J EANETTE GODDARD Orchestra, trio, Quartette and choir Could satisfy any Musicis.n's desire. Page 13