Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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ERNEST SANTOS It's difficult to flnd An athlete keener, if as ii 4 Or more consistently on top 5 ' I' Than locker leanerf' 47 , ig in Y I x i X :wg ROBERT SAUNDERS s . 'US Our Bob is with the highest And in more ways than one. Not only in his stature But in all else he's done. PAULINE SCHIEL Who's good for a laugh And ne'er without a trick? It's Polly whose thoughts Are always lightning quick. 3 1? MARILYN SEAVER At the Plymouth Theatre She seems a fixture, She's there 'most any time What e'er the picture. FRANCIS SILVA Uncle Sam, you ve won a soldier, - The intrepid kindg Please permit us a we told When his worth you tlnd. v' 'Ai vi- ,Wg g ., I 41 5 x , 1' 135 v ' DONALD SAVOY What is it that's needed To keep Jug awake? Is it more sleep, Or a vigorous shake? -ap ig 5 i K in D . , 'A .ffl if M JOHN SANTOS When John had his picture snapped Aghast was he. Vantine asked if he distilled His cranberries. ROY SCHNEIDER He's even tempered And meets his obligations: We never see him Indulge in altercations. rf? RUDOLPH SHERMAN .X - Friendship remaining 1 1 But good humor waning, We endured Rudy In Driver Training. L .Q 'CW up mf i JAMES SILVA He's shown that he can croon And dance the best of any We'll miss them much too soon- His witticisms many.

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VIRGINIA PATTURELLI Her services to P. H. S. Are more than we can measure, And she has proven many times Her presence is a treasure. ELAINE PAUL We always seem to see Elaine -. With conilding friends about her, From what we know of this kind girl They have no need to doubt her. 1 1 'F CARL PILLSBURY The room was strangely silent His classmates looked askanceg . For Carl had just requested A Sadie Hawkins dance. J 71 f,.M,.? ' ELLEN REGGIANI The school's best collector, The way she would seek Those regular payments For Ten-Cents-A-Week. ADRIAN ROY 'Adrian, why can't you pay Attention to your English? Why, Mrs. R., am I to blame If English ain't my 1 language? -sf 4 CONSTAN CE Tiny figure, Features small, A dainty picture Is Miss Paul. PAUL 52 , Xnb. LEONARD rmncz lg In our sensitivities Lennie's jokes don't tester. A- f V For sheer good taste we rank him with The truly classic jester. I 'war , I . 'Ci N., D JK ' Sf .y' Y SHIRLEY ROBBINS Clothes in style, Golden hair, Sparkling smile, Sweetness rare. ,D 1. 5 all' ' 4' .La My s 'f X li 4 , 9 ff VIRGINIA BAE Though her ambition's nursing, And there she's set her course, We confidently forecast that She won't forget her horse. MELVIN SAMPSON Like several others It's little he utters Till summer comes 'round And he's White Horse Beach bound.

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HOWARD SMITH No matter when we are in town, His auto's whizzing byg And once he even got around By Riding Down the Sky. ANDREE STRAKER A popular heartthrob, This mademoiselleg Her charm is abounding, Her smile rings the bell. X X iw DORIS TAVARES Easy to talk to Is our girl Doris: HAROLD STAN GHELLINI He's quiet in the classroom- We often wonder why, Perhaps he stores up energy For his other self outside. --N ?' JANET STURTEVAN T As secretary and singer Reigns this pretty missy Her talent and ambition Will fill her life with bliss. She solves our weightiest 1 Problems for us. gtk t r 1 .. 4. if I. x L 1 I . , I-'A W L, 2' 7. 1 ! 11, -1- .5 . , 1 ' t Q 3 Lg' .,' ALBERT STEWART ' A hardworking boy With a friendly eye That dances at sight of Miss Doris Y. i N AN CY SPRAGUE Manomet boasts of Nancy And we savor every bit Of the little while she's been here, For she's really made a hit. li CLAIRE STRATTON She has a hearty laugh And a lovely voiceg For rare vivacity Miss Stratton is our choice. at 5' SUSANNE TAUB 1 2 .,-.. Hats off to Sue! ' S .- We know she'll find ' Fame and fortune ' With her literary mind. 1.,, b j It JOAN THOMAS The music that she plays for us Can still our nervous moods- Can fill the busy days for us With restful interludes.