Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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RACHEL OGG Tlt,ere's more of Rachel in inches Than there is to most of us- While shorter miss may taller wish To be. she needn't fuss. NINA PATTURELLI Let wind blow Or sun glare, She iincls the world To be most fair. LAURA PAVESI She has a conscience, Won't compromise- Makes the decision That's honest and wise. KENNETH PECK Some must follow and some must' lead: Each has his place to 'fill- He's managed this and managed that With a right good will. , if mf yf,fefeffJJ.' ANNA PEDERZANI She's quite immune while she evokes A lusty high school yellg At other times she blushes like A mid-Victorian bjlle. f 2 X , ji... CLAIRE PEDERZINI She neither dreads the future Nor regrets the pastg She lives each clay abun- dantly- May the present last! AGNES PERRY As head librarian Fhe's tasted success: Proof that endurance She must possess. DOROTHY PERRY Time and money she will save As the years go byg A naturally curly head of hair Is the reason why. LORRAINE PETIT If she ever lost them, Everyone knows She would be helpless Without comb and bows. JOHN PIMENTAL He has a smile that's pleasing, He has a, way that's gay- In fact, we think our Johnny Will go a long, long way. P4108 17

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ROSE MAJ AHAD If she had Aladdin's lamp. We know what she would do: She'd rub it well and make a wish For a boy in navy blue. PEARL MANJ IN By studying Pearl in study hall We can plainly see That writing friendly letters Is her specialty. ' AGNES MAZZANTI The theatre may never know The loss it has sustained: But what the stage has sacrificed The hospital has gained. .l U44 JOHN MELLO He may be a bit impul- sive, Inclined to argufy - That he is a good worker No one can deny. ERNESTINE MILLS A lovely miss is passing , by And always with such Winsome smile: How true it is our Er- nestlne Could her choice of swalns begullel Page 16 RICHARD MORIN While others may such tests be taking As will help them win their silver Wings, We tell of him who's this forsaking- To the infantry he staunchly clings. ROY MORSE He's the lad with the nervous feet: The way he cuts a. rug Leaves us no alterna- tive- He's the class jltterbug. BERNADETTE MURPHY When the Latin book's open, She will have lunched: The papers are every- where- The pencil end's crunched. JOSEPHINE MUSTO In stature diminutive She may beg No word to apply To her industry. DOROTHY O 'CONNELL Intelligent and courte- ous- Who could ask for more Of the girl who serves us In Smith's News Store? Q sex

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LORETTA PIRANI Optlmlstlc Is her style: She will never Lose her smlle. HARRIET POIRIER If you have concluded That she is always shy, Just balt her with, Hi, Hatt1eg The sparks are sure to ny. MARY REAGAN Telephonlng, making change, Keep her in a whirl- For at the local theater She ls ticket glrl. EDWARD REZENDES He ls our gay caballero: No tradltlcrnal cinema hero- But one who knows and loves to be Wlth Mlrth and Jest and Jolllty. ALBERT RONCARATI He's not one to ponder The complexities of llfe: He'd rather up and at them, Be active ln the strife. Page 18 PRISCILLA ROWE Sweetness of manner And keenness of mind Seldom are found So nicely combined. NATALIE SAMPSON For panoply And vain display She'l1 not desert The simple Way. FRANCIS SCI-IEID Whlsperlng ln study, Glggllng ln the hall: Franny must tell Jeanie Though the heavens fall. FLORINE SCHORTMAN When she hears the roar of planes, Her heart just skips a beat- But the Alr Corps has prlorltles With which she can't compete. LILLIAN SHAW She nearly met her Waterloo, Or Dunkirk may be bet- ter: At any rate she thought at times That quatralns sure would get her,