Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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Best Girl Citizen Each year for the past thirteen years, the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution has asked high school seniors throughout the country to choose from their number one on whom they could bestow the honor of being Best Girl Citizen. The class of '49 is proud to have chosen Marjorie Marois as its Best Girl Citizen. Marjorie has sung in the Octette and the Girls' Glee Club since her sophomore year in high school, and has also, since that first year, been a member of the Student Activities Society. As a junior, because of her high degree of scholastic ability and participation in school affairs, she was elected to the National Honor Society, one of the greatest distinctions one can receive in high school. As each season rolled around, Margie was to be found actively engaged in sports - hockey, basketball, and softball. In this, her senior year, she has been kept busy as editor of the Senior Features section of the Pilgrim, and has been diligently ocupied in ac- quiring more of the excellent marks which gave her a place in the Honor Group. Marjorie's friendly smile and charming personality have made her many friends among teachers and students, the senior class is pleased with its choice of Best Girl Citizen. BARBARA KEAY '49 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Robert Saunders, Mrs. Miriam Raymond, Herbert Finnegan. STANDING: Marilyn Maguire, Webster Dyer.