Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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fa lb' 1 ' Page 2,4 MISS OLIVE HEY Let's do it after the high Roman fashion. MISS BEATRICE HUNT Here will we sit and let sweet Sounds of music creep in our cars. I MISS J EANNETTE JACQUES MISS HELEN JOHNSON B'revity is the soul of wit. MISS LYDIA J UDD Come, give us a taste of your quality. MISS ELIZABETH KELLY A still aiul quiet conscience. 1 A .W I MISS KATHERINE LANG Far I am nothing if not critical. Well saidg that was laid on with a trowelf' Q? 'I 'W 'Q S X., 1 fx 1 :LIN

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Quaid we Zaire! MISS IRIS ALBERTINI ' .. .Q . 4 Not stepping o'c'r the bounds of -modesty. Q if if MRS. HELEN BAGNALL O, call back yesterday, bid time return. ,ug 7 MRS. LOUISE BEARSE V if Winding up days with toil, and nights with Sleep. 5, , 6' 1 .Q 's.,-.-- MRS. MARGARET BROWN Framed in. the prodigality of nature. it MRS. VIOLA FIGUEIREDO The web of life is of a 'mingled yarn, good MRS. BEATRICE GARVIN If all the year were playing holidays, To sport would be cis tedious as to work. R f' nl. we . 91 S ,,,, -Ss 4 So., , .fan and ill toyvthor r., ,-wi 7 M, l 11- J - I ft: . . git' ' it ' 'vii , w w - S R if z. ig, 'fvgvyw - . - . -'g,,.g,f. '-' as . '-'Q flew .. , -S' A Dwi fm' i h , ul at 1 Q, ., ' 'Q' fe Page 52 3

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MR. EDGAR J. MONGAN 'If you can look into the seeds of time, And say which grain will grow, and which will not. ., I' MISS NELLIE LOCKLIN High erected thoughts sealed in the heart of courtesy. Shut up In measureless conteutfl MR. THEODORE PACKARD MISS AMY RAFTER These fnzost brisk and giddy-priced limes. 151 . ' me MRS. MIRIAM RAYMOND 1 'V W I would the gods had mode thee poetical. V . , I--.vw-mi-vv---'vv A x MR. MARIO ROMANO P. A 'Q I shall not look upon his like again. :ll f . R:e,'1,V., wx' 9 1 MR. LOUIS RUDOLPH These 'violent delights have violent ends. Page 25