Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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DAVID GOLDSTEIN If you're in an accident And no doctor is in sight, Just pray he's in the neighborhood: He can relieve your plight. VIRGINIA GRANDI Swing music to Ginny Is sheer inspiration: She commences to dance At the least provocation. Ji NORMAN GUIDABONI Toll House cookies he'll prepare, A bulletin board or car- toon- Lend a hand where'er he can From September until June. LOIS GUNTHER How d o e s she get her work done? The answer we w o ul d End When every minute of the day The Army's on her mind, HELEN GUSTAVSON Her penchant for pranks Cannot be denied- She flatly refuses To be dignified. Page 14 E Mfg ,M ' ,lf ff y 1 ROBERT HAIRE We've never seen you rushing, Nor entertained such thought : Pray, tell us, is the r e nothing In leaps and bounds you've sought? JANET HOLMAN Haste makes waste! You may exclaim, But Janet hurries Just the same. BERNARD HOLMES Quiet as a. churchmouse, Wary as a buck- Until he goes to study hall Where he really runs amuck. CYNTHIA HOLMES What but her voice Could we here mention? When Cynthia sings, We sit at attention. CORINNE JENNEY The piano is her true love, But we knew this be- fore- She's also an efficient clerk At Jenney's Gene ral Store.

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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

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,J GEORGE JESSE It must be that he's fickle: We remember well the day When his only love was his violin- And now it's not that way. BARBARA JOHNSON Though her words be barbed, We must not take of- fense: The smile that goes with them Is just recompense. x ph M A .Aff X hx N ' rf 5, . V Aw' ,Y I V. !,,7'fU bg pdig lf tl MAQQJEWE? LaFOREST 'a X 17,2 1 ,f , I ,Aj- ' if . . V - ,hgarslmonious we cannot be V1 J' wi1e11g,,s1mejeii4f 'dime col- ec -3 ' For gust beneath her gentle smile A Iirmness we detect. if . ,, . . . FRANK LAHEY He loves to tease the ladies: What can his motive be? Yet he declares his real desire Is to master history. I ,Za RICHARD LAPI-IAM He has admitted With some chagrin His October excursion Should never have been. web' 9 sf---ff-f '- Q A . 1' sg! -in ,f 4 ,ff .- rw, 12- -f f x . f - ft F I X frpwnlflffig f'e4'k c'g 'y!i0, be 5 helm ,f I7 IV! ,ef : f r,fQ,4-,...,..5,fg,i ,am.b.f as- ser-5 il X 1if,,.Jff-If 1gj'? f'e-'f z ff RONALD LEARY X Any day now we expect He'll charge down Lln- coln Street Shouting, Helgh ho! Silver, And sweep her off her feet. GLORIA LONGI-II Quiet, yet resourceful, Throughout the livelong day- Nothing causes worry: She says it doesn't pay. DAVID MACCAFERRI A Hash of our own blue and white Across the floor and back- A daring run, a perfect shot, And two more points for Mac. JEAN MACC AFERRI Sweet personality We all agree: For school and for class She works tirelessly. n , ,-- , , KJ! ' we I J . WILLIAM Ma.cDONAIlD ' We accord him full sup- port A In matters presldentlalz But to the job it cannot be Such necktles ane essen- tial. Page 15 .-f Q 1,1 M-feng WC '+in- ,f - , 1 ' 1 L, iff