Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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RICHARD MALAGUTI Always eager to assist, We must admit, As ticket seller at each game, I-le's done his bit. LORRAIN E DIARINOS LAURENCE McCARTHY Mac will be a Navy man And sail the wide blue We wonder if on foreign strands He'll still so quiet be. :f 113, - it 4 ., l FREDERICK MONTI If you should slip And tear your britches, Quick! to Freddie For mending stitches. Sometimes serious, Sometimes gay, Her mood can change From day to day. an 15? , , fir S932 W 2 ...asv 44- si, LABS McSORLEY He journeyed from the Pine Tree State In his Junior year, The class has made it evident, We're glad to have him here. ELLEN MANDELL She never had need To shy away When came along Report card day. MARJORIE MAROIS An honor student Demure and petite, Her words are most prudent And invariably sweet. AGNES McKEE 6,4-s. H, .ns That is plain to see, As pretty as a picttu-e And quiet as can be. RAY MILLIVIAN Hollywood has Van Johnson, Radio, Dennis Day: But P.H.S. was luckiest When it enrolled our Ray. 416 -'C . f al ' Ag 1 JOHN MOREY P- If you have concluded -Q,-' That he is always shy, f 0 , Just bait him with Hi, 4 lg A 3,3 Jacky, f A 111. :, 1 - safe' And sparks are sure to fl -2. f,l, Kg-:g,,t. 6 Gilda is a fragile lass,-

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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.

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GEORGE MORGAN What goes on inside his head, We can just suspectg Were we to question him, the answer Would be most direct. 'Q -0-- CARL MUELLER We wonder why The girls all follow This handsome guy, This blond Apollo. If SHIRLEY MORIN Shirley is a winsome lass, And quite sophisticated: We love to listen to her talk, So well enunciated. GERALD MORIN Variety is the spice of life, Now Jerry, don't get soreg We know that you have had more girls, Than the Maharajah of Magador. A ALDO MORINI As captain of our football squad, His touchdowns brought him fame, His motto was, Let's not give up, Until we've won this game. MARY MURRAY Mary' has a wardrobe rareg Her clothes are all so neat. And everywhere that Mary goes Her presence is a treat. PHILIP MURPHY He's handsome and helpful, and His limpid eyes of blue Reflect the fact that he Is Irish through and through. r 2 CAROL NEMEC If a sparkling personality We were asked to note, For Caro1's winning ways We'd surely cast our vote. an .A X N11 nowzum NYE ' 5 , gg, We won't record ' That Mr. Nye I f K, Is anything But very shy. 5 . ' BARBARA PALAVAN CHI Her worth needs no embellishment In history class She's proved herself A intelligent, A quizzical lass. all ' --J W'