Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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A ff- THIS IS OUR TIME la 1 These are uncerta1 txmes Acareless wordmaybnng lsaster The war IS won The peace IS IH the balance Our deeds and yers now Must take the ace of guns Thus IS the flghl for peace Th1s ns a hme of obllgallon For those who were not humbled conlactwllh 'theallermalh ofwar ehave the siren h to easethe burdens of l e world Thls IS our task the values of our lives depend on it We must rebuild what hate and cruelly have trampled This IS our lime our hme lo prove Thalwe wull acl as well as speaK Forwhalwe holdlo belhe only of life- The way ogneace andlrul nd , un er slandmg The challenge of these days demands of us response- The iving of our besl lo the I me in which we live. NQHIOHXE RUSS!-'ZZ Y 49 0 F 6

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Biographical Briefs GEORGE SCOTTI George was chosen to lead our class this year and he has done a commendable job. Ever since he was elected class treasurer in the sophomore year we knew that he had great executive ability. He has shown this as chairman of various dance committees and head of our school banking. His interest in basketball together with his height of six feet has made him an active member of the team. Scotti w-ill be long remembered as the basketball player to be on the floor the most. George has served as a member of the S. A. S. for the past three years, the library staff, the Pilgrim staff, and the Red Cross drive committee. WALTER CORREA Into the capable hands of Walter Correa has come the vice-presidency. As a Literary Editor of the Pilgrim, he has done a creditable job for the past three years. ,Wally has been a member of the S. A. S. Board and Council, and chairman and participant in various committees and assemblies. In the senior year, he was one of the few to be chosen as a member of the Honor Group. He is president of the ten-cent a week plan, and the chairman of the class colors committee. With his mathematical ability, he hopes to become a teacher, and we know that he will succeed. ELINORE Sl-IEA Ellie was our choice for secretary of the class of 1948. This attractive brunette has been active as the class secretary in her junior and senior years, and she served in her junior year as a member of the S. A. S. Executive Board. Her voice has been part of the Glee Club for three years, and her co-operation has been received on the Press Club, Pilgrim staff, Library staff, and numerous other committees. She loves basketball and is content when there is a certain someone on the floor helping to make the home team victorious. CHARLES VANDINI Charlie Vandini, our class treasurer, would make a great senator because ofihis knowledge of world af- fairs and his ability to put a point across. His leader- ship won him the offices of President of the S. A. S., President of the National Honor Society, and General Chairman of the Senior Honor Group in his senior year. He has also given his services as treasurer in his junior year, a ten-cent a week collector for three years, chairman of the quatrain committee for the Pilgrim, a member of the Press Club and chairman of various other committees. In his junior year, Charlie participated in a speech contest, where, with help of his Italian dialect and Alfredo, he was awarded second prize. His goal is engineering, and we hope that he will be successful in obtaining this objective. 5

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Senior ALFRED ALEXANDER You see him every day in school, Talking to all his friendsg It starts in the halls each moming And goes on until school ends. Class BARTLETT ANDERSON Bart takes the prize for hav- ing Height that can't be beat: He merits recognition too For having the biggest feet. MARGARET ANTI Where Margaret's found There's lots of fung For she brings joy To everyone. WARREN AXFORD Punkie really gets around. As anyone can seeg But wherever he may go, Arlene is sure to be. ANNE BAILEY So sweet and demure, Sedate. in your seat- We must admit, Annie, You're certainly neat. HARRIET BAKER Harriet is always As quiet as can be. Silence is golden To Harriet, we see. EDGAR APRIL Independent though he seems, He used to have a boss. I think her name was Palmy- Now, Frog, please don't be cross! WILLIAM BALBONI Billy's quite a problem In Global Geography class: Miss Connolly declares he is As chatty as a lass.