Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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' CECELIA PINTO Celia tends the soda-bar At Currier ' s on Main Street; When her friends come from afar. Her quick service is a treat. uld haj ha l r Had he speare ' l He Woul choose; ■ Sock or buskin it, e6TUd be. But not two different shoes. BARBARA RAYMOND she gave to bring our DONALD RAYMOND One girl swoons When Frankie croons; But when Mike ' s about, They all pass out! (Whefi f ootbaBv ' re do)j:iirt n1i ' - ' ' ajane, e field fame. ROBERT RONCARATI Roncarati is the lad. All bedecked in clover; When Plymouth ' s football lags behind, Rone will punt it over. OWELL Endicott has claimed her Student of Liberal Arts; We wish her all the luck From the depths of our full hearts. 18

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MARTHA NELLIGAN At 8:15 the bell doth toll, Mr. Romano ' s in depair — Looking for Miss Nelligan, The little girl who isn ' t there. MARJORIE NICKERSON ■With gospel and her violin She would wander near and far. To save the souls that seem quite lost — And be their yidi g star. -•■ f , iC KATHERINE PALCHES t- EVA PAOLET ' I Our Katie ' s service to her class , , Is always effervescent. She skims o ' er tasks with , startling ease; y , Her laughter ' s u tfVhibreseT .J ,„ , ■ u j i } ' scurries here and there, ij Serving the Russell House guests; Always she is jubilant Fulfilling their requests. GEORGE PAULDING Love may be blind, But they seem quite sure That they know the real meaning Of the word amour . . . . she PECCINI From Bartlett Street h iis. Filled with girlish joy; Yet in her heart she wishes That she had been a boy. LOUIS PEDERZANI Jack of all trades. He ' s mastered them, Leading the class Is our boy, Lou! ,LbLCV w- -H: -0 1 wi e ' ve observed meetings: is one we find ■Who has the words and cour age To say what ' s on his myjd. JOSEPH PERRY Some have not a single plan For after graduation; Joe a grocery chain will start And expand across the na- tion. STEPHEN PERRY Steve ' s a favorite In this class. And one grand lad We can ' t surpass. 17

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faithfullj perfects each f ' sil ' wluld seem out- • ' To r eousc j For she iioi j through them every twne — In studies, perspicacious! His cufwof success fill filled to the brim, Johnny likes people — Sd people like Ibm. PETER RUUTH The only thing we ' re sorry for Is that you came so late; But there is naught that we can do About the work of Fate. EDNA SALMI Edna slaves in classes. Crams in study hall; Always so sedulous, She never talks at alL JOSEPH SCALABRQNf Joe a farmer yearij jblbfe; But we ' d really- nate to see Joseph get a wrinkled brow. Endeavoring to use a plow. lANCE er tfan rtation is assured. For Maiirio comes to meet her; But will you tell us, Jean, Does that car have a heater? ntration e thing: ' ol June will ALBERT SHAW A little upset About some lights, And Ebenezer Walked for nights! 19