Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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1 min-,,sw,3 .xg . .- f f'f,'QI3. . -'A ' ' To MR. DAVID R. KINGMAN Our sincere wish for a speedy recovery. ,z,yAsii..f,-.W ficsfaiq .1 Sv, I-Ky' 'Q ' jfjxl 35 ,I 175 X, IA, fff Q i l , A g A my ,fx X f, XX s xy ' s Z 4? .f N f,w f 1 X M Z3 53,1--1 , ' g 'VYQ --A an I -. - 'U'-4 imap ' - 1 ,fi f - A To MISS MARION LA FOUNTAIN d'1 A miniature radar system to enable pupils to locate her after school. 1 1,94 A ff w V 'A 7' K llksinq- X7 .5 Mus . ifv-'www' ,. an . ,W . .1 '- . ,W wuz. 2 f ,. 1 1 Y I I rl f , ,. 45, g N 'Fifa 4' gf , .2 f 'f f QW 41 , 5 Q f , 7, A , To MISS KATHERINE J . LANG A long-handled contraption lockers as she patrols the co I To MISS NELLIE R. LOCKLIN A highly-polished, hand-decorated set of geo- metric figures for efective demonstration to students of higher mathematics. 4- -f 49,4 To MR. EDGAR J. MONGAN VVQVJS' 5 7 4M A suit of red flannels to keep him Coast Guard patrols. Af ju 2 f- WM, zgi, W ,. .1 K if , ' f ' , . , f , is ,Qi Q 4115 M, fit egg .. fr A, ...fe XA W Ji?-fs 1 ' .i 1:3 vi for shutting senior rridor each morn ing. 'LUG,T777f 077, I' ' , r'i .- A ACKARD Q A A s fe we . . .... . . organdy curtains for the beau- Q - -'.,. 5 1 Page 27

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1 . . . ,Q,,-.-w,.,,,--..-,fi-fit If is fri:t1:,,i':g7 f2..t3521Q21gg,2s 'j f To MRS. BEATRICE E. GARVIN 3' A first-period gym class which finds strenuous ,' exercise exhilarating at that hour of the orninq. . .,,A i,.Ai..,., 1, I , Af 4353? F ei 'A ' 12 W z My .ag , Q 4 f yd' Am f A ' fiat? Y :fam 3 , - 31 969, ' 91 'ff 'W ,,, W ' 5 3 A Yi fi Q' To MISS F. OLIVE HEY A cow which may graze in the vicinity of room 203 to supply her with her favorite drink. To MISS JEANETTE C. JACQUES A sound-proof wall to be erected between 103 and 104 so that the mysteries of French gram- mar may be explained without competition. To MISS HELEN JOHNSON A gold-fringed satin cushion to elevate her to A a position where all study hall pupils may be scrutinized. , ,.,.. .1 To MISS LYDIA E. J UDD A medal of appreciation for the innumerable programs and other mimeographed material made possible by her department. WMA . ,.., - ..,, f .- 1 ,Y ff ie bf fir' - if , fm Q ff j4jQ',,:,g . 3.1, X -jg.: To MISS ELIZABETH C. KELLY 5, 5 2 An automaton whose sole junction would be to I .,.. in transport little messages to Miss Locklin. 4523 3 54625 ' Mt I. ,J f Page 26

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To MISS AMY RAITTER A recording of her voice fmade of pre-war materials for durability! to be played each time she feels the urge to ask, Are there any ques- tions or comments? .f. -4 f,s...we:,fQf-gf,-fssfev ' ,,sr -V 3 To MRS. MIRIAM A. RAYMOND , ?ij 1 Q,5 Another class as ingenious as we in the art of ,.e' bulletin board decoration. , K -ur,-Z-A x '1 -: ' ' ff1:?2,fs'-12 .. iiii as 45, ge. 4,515 :veg 371 f 1122 Q 1 , W rf .015 1 -5:3' ., if-,T f ,,, T-2 . n.- -Yi' A-'lfiil 5 Isa- ,-K. To MR. LOUIS RUDOLPH A basketball team which can carry on the glori- ous precedent established by us. ., if - f . ...- 1 S , ,yfyim ' .V fl: QW H 1 ., ' 't z..-:Q J . I . A To MRS. .ALICE URANN A secluded corner in which to conduct an advice- to-the-lovelorn bureau. Page 22 fi s Q is s Q! . 4 ' 2 f,,x I f ew .ww K' if V4 Ax 4: V A ,Q sg . .9 sf. N., ,Q, .:.:.z.15:,,1:ev, -- ' 4,42 . 'ff J - 2 . To MR. MARIO J. ROMANO An escalator to prevent the lamentable con- gestion of pupils which now exists on the west staircase. To MR. REGINALD V. T. STEEVES A sizable plot of land to help him realize his dream of an aeronautics laboratory. Y