Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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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.

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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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JACK TUBBS Jack is what's known As a regular guyg To know him at all Is to understand why. JOHN VECCHI All our memories of him Merge into a central themeg His worship of the Dodgers- His scorn for other teams. Q-1-gf HELEN WAINTO Her pleasant disposition Has won renowng 'Twould be quite unbelievable To see her frown. vm THOMAS VACCHI In basketball His skill and power Can often make Six-footers cower. X .f r, A THEODORE WALLEY RUTH WALL Walley knows how to run When Ruthie expounds on ' ,QC 3 race her duties 6' There's speed in his 440 We .vax incredulous, paceg Sh9'S 0116 Of OUI' C1aSS' ' District champ two years beauties, X was he, And also sedulous. - Brought our school great victory. ROLLENE WATERMAN - y ,Q - , .f ' , ff , J A bright sense of humor: 'gf r' ,yt Pretty, friendly and cleverg rm. 5 Scholastically she's won '5 success, s . She'l1 be on top forever. WINIFBED WRIGHT ' 4 'T A f Through her, Middleboro W7--H Came to advance 1 7 The cause of our treasury nv, i . g At the Barn Dance. Q , A ' Q, jsp. Q ' V ga U. X as . 4' DAN!!-:L YOUNGMAN 2 Mirror, mirror on the wall, DOROTHY YQUNG ' ' Whose hair is neatest of f -.R y ,X them au? It makes us nervous - Why Danny boy, please To think how unsung 4 3 don't poutg Is some of the service We think it's yours, without Proferred by Miss Young. a doubt,