Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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,aan EIVIILY HODGDON We wonder If we should surmise That she's As soulful as her eyes. -in 43 -fn. A1- O VIRGINIA HOLMES , 'A' I An artist so willing, , up It's rarely been JEAN HOWE A' - ,. L That she's one of the Plympton gals , Everybody knows, By the pride with whi tells Of her Halifax beaux. ' u 7 - Our luck to find. , xi . ll, i,14,y,,M ., A' 4 A friend so kind n E ' 'ig Y . K if v ,I CARMELLA IZZO As a rule in senior classes Senior lads and senior lasses Go together, but Carmella Found a certain junior fel1a. I 3 LEON JOHNSON This charming Carver lad, We're told, And has shown us her DAVID HOGAN He'll never need fear A dreary day: With his silver horn He'll blow blues away. it ch she RUTH JESSE Whether things go well or bad She's laughing all the while And for many years to come We'll see her cheerful smile f f- se in A With lady friends 'Q Is rather bold. BARBARA KEAY 'G 4 She's received honors My With a great deal of poise --Q , In worth Though she makes little noise. .,, 'N 1 r 'Xa' as X fr ,ah lg, in W? ,', is I 55 JAMES KINGSLEY ANDREW KIERSTEAD ' I ' g This clever lad Will join the Air Corpsg Excitement will be What he's there for. Some are always rushing Their many dates to keep, But Jim will never have to rush- He owns an army jeep. 1? :

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LORAINE GOODICK Methinks that I Will rarely see A roller skater As fine as she. BARBARA GOODREAU Soda jerking has its points, Says Miss G., If you have appropriate company. BERNARD GOVONI Wavy hair and eyes so bright, Disposition gay and light, Sense of humor, lots of pep- Temper, temper, watch your step! HENRY GOVONI Dorsey's got what it takesg That is true. But Henry has proved that He's got it too. ,ue-g JOAN GOVONI As a dancer she can't be beat, She really rates on topg On her quick and nimble feet She never seems to stop. All 14 v 14,1 ff ', r vr I rx, ,N '15, r,. -J I 'Y X , -.,. ,ji fnj 'Fifi BARBARA GRADY In basketball she made a hit, For when she had the ball, She never failed to do her bit To make the score grow tall. CLARK GRIFFITH His Ford with umfulness Is replete, It brings him swiftly To Sandwich Street. 0471 . JOAN GROSSER She always has a question. No matter what the project, We know this is the way to learn, And learning is her object. u n FRANCES HALUNEN Here's to the girl who's first to help A, fx At work of any sort: i ,fa Kiwi' 3 z.. M ' it Our hats are off to Frannie, An all-around good sport. i ff 'bl KENWOOD HIGGINS Vocations are a problem To some young men we see: But if Kenny could have his choice, A jockey he would be.

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SALLY KBUEGER Twill be a sorry day That carries us away. From the spirits light and 88? That belong to Sally K. BETTY LANDERS Betty has a sweetheart, But not from the U.S.A. He plans to come to see her- n ANN LeCAIN Quiet and reserved Throughout the livelong day. Nothing brings her worry- She knows it doesn't pay. Tu-in 's A,- ANN LEONARD! Although among the aspirants She is the only lass, There's glamour and vivacity In the mechanics class. it LOIS LUNN Her cheerful disposition Is something to admire, She's never unduly excited, Or given to bursts of ire. O ce here, he's sure to stay. -Q 3 WILBUR LaVOIE Some men may Win wide renown By writing a book, We predict he'l1 go to Because he can cook. QQ MARY LOD! If you would care to learn the art Of proper etiquette In just one easy lesson, Her decorum's the best AGNES KUHN There's a man in her life And it's plain to see What a wonderful fellow She thinks him to be. town ALFRED LEONARD! The band so proudly playing A fanfare down the street- All this sounds nearly perfect, But Alfred's out of beat! yet. IVIARILYN MAGUIBE Semper Fidelis, To her friends, her class, her team, But especially always faithful To a certain blond marine.