Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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GEORGE SCOTTI We voted him Class Presi- dent At this he's tops, 'tis true: But really, Scotti, give a hint What next will you do? LILLIAN SHARKEY She has distinguished her- self To her school and class Proving that she's ccmpc- tent- As well as a pretty lass. EVERETI' SHAYS THERESE SHERBURNE Not one ounce of pretense. No quibbles, no fussy We think that she has it-- Personality plus. He'll tix it for you. If your chair needs repair- ing, There's one thing to do-- Just bring it to Eddieg ELINORE SHEA A sweet little heartache, Cute as cute can be, To know her is to love her As ardently as we. JACK SMITH He's changed this year About being lateg In fact you might see him Here before eight. JOSEPH SYLVIA Joey's quite a character, In school you always hear him. , But when he drives the Buttner truck, You hardly ever see him. ALMARIE ST. GEORGE When you get that wrong number, , No cause for alarmg Almarie's doing her best, So sit, wait, be calm. ai -s THELMA SHW OM Though all of us are gradu- ates And deeply proud to be. Few -if us have reached a goal Quite as high as she. GRACE SYLVIA Our aim is not to tease you, For high with us you rate: But. Gracie, you're the tiniest In the class of '48,

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EDWARD REZENDES He does his traveling on the the bus Every single day, If he had to walk to school, We fear he'd lose his way. JANE ROGAN She's very, very silent All around the schoolg But from reports I hear up- town, She has us all fooled. t x 14' ROBERT SANTHESON He's not too bigg He's not too small. And in his studies He's on the ball. ERNA RIES Don't leave notes in your pockets, When you bring clothes to be cleanedg For as she checks the cloth- ing, They're likely to be seen. JOAN ROBERTS Over the Green at 8:14 The policeman wishes her wellg She rushes through the west door Just before the bell. S F HELEN ROSSI Work in a bank Seems fine to us, But the trouble it offers Makes poor Helen fuss. LRA 44 MARJORIE RUSSELL She studies in the morning, She studies in the nightg Even if she tried to S h e ' d answer questions right. E 'f t 'J eff- ng JOHN RICCI We never guessed that Johnnie, With his voice mediocre, Would have the se1f-assur- ance To sing a certain polka. MARY RONCARATI Her little voice Is hard to hear For anyone With' normal ear. miss, EDVVARD SANTOS In years to come He may proudly say He modeled in art. Though received no pay.

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ALICE THATCHER Her one great love Is Art, they say, And we do hope She'1l make it pay. JEAN TUBBS Rather on the quiet side And just a bit demure, But given any task to do She'l1 come cut tops, we're sure. DOUGLAS THURBER Love without a quarrel Doug has yet to seeg For when a question rises They never do agree. 566: TINA TURINI Tina always has a smile To while our cares away: But never disagree with her, For she'd debate all day. JOHN VALENTINE It has been said Each class has one: His genius shows In work well done. MARIE VITTI Up and down the corridors She seems to be carefree, But there's one senior boy Who does excite Miss V. CAROLYN WILLIAMS She came to us in our soph- omore year And shared in our work and fung A nicer girl would be hard to find, But hardly a quieter one. CHARLES VANDINI .He's always very genial In and out of schoolp To lend a hand 'to others Has always been his rule. MARJORIE WALSH If you want to see this able lass At her very best, Attend our high school sports events- Her cheering adds much zest. EDWARD WILSON Notes across the aisle To a sweet little girl Get Dottie in trouble, Put Eddie in a whirl.