Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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F V ' '75 -qi '3' .ws 4? I a 4'-1 Q--I ' as. r ,fir Q 5 1 if . is .jg , ea , ' ,QV Q' A, H. ' in fm: , , r- u -4 I n r , . 1. t,.Q?' 4, ' ' f - 4 2 X ,AQ ,V J HAROLD BEAL Harold has a little carg It always can be seeng But there's no need to wonder why Because it's painted green! ANN ETTE BEAULIEU You've heard the simile As neat as a pin , Any contest for neatness, Annette would win. RICHARD BENASSI Ben's the man in football Who seems to know his stuff But when he gets to house- hold arts, That's something really tough. RAYMOND BESEGAI A terror on the football iield, He really knocks them dizzy And nobody can compare with our Jet-propelled Besi! .swim A MANDO BORGATTI Ted Williams is his hero, He really knows his stuff , He hopes to be just like him If he is good enough. J OSEBHIN E DORGHESANI D mA1ways cheerful, Always gay- Whatever makes you 3 31 ...n-I' V ,K .J 23 f T A S' Stay that way? f EDWIN BORSARI The world has its Einstein With whom we can't com- pete, But we have a scientist That's very hard to beat. K , , J ACQUELINE BOYER She's a pretty cheerleader With energy and zestg And in the class of '50, She is the wittiest. AUGUST BRENNER l-llllyyvoo by haflxits favorite Oogie is a schoolwide scream i f In household arts and gym, And . . we know, But boy, does Oogie calm stag, ' F Could gg get 9:95 with- right down out ' When Coach gets hold of That famous lad, Bo-Bo. him. I 'T 'IU' -Q L 4 I P

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n I, ' . of 4 - , A X Li! 2 4 Q K, ROBERT ALBERTINI Bobby lugs and Bobby plows, And does he throw that line! And when he gets that touchdown, Then everything is fine. 1 N CAROLINE ALMEIDA Carrie is a pretty girl With peaches and cream complexiong We think that she is one swell kid, The object of our affection. JOHN ANDREWS Johnnie Andrews is our man, He really slings that ball, In basketball and football too We think he tops them all. JOAN ASKINS lf you have e'er concluded That she is always shy, Just say to her, Hi, Joan- nie - There'll be diamonds in her eye. DOBINNE AUSMAN With swiftness and alertness She dribbles down the floor, Dorinne has made a basket And we all shout for more. I o l j 6 M , ELIZ ETH B She never has been guilty Of talking out of turng To anyone it's obvious She comes to bool lear V f ,lf M I f Z, - I X, X I S j94ENE BAKER In the movies, on the street, Never a lonesome gal, She'll never walk a lonely path With Barbara as her pal. 5 3 5 I CLYDE BALBONI Ciydie drives his father? I truck: L - x n A baker! son '15 he: Delivering bread 'and ical5es and rolls, X A baker he will be. Y GERALD BASTONI When period II mechanics comes, Gerry's at his best: He writes, and writes, and writes, and writes, And outdoes all the rest. LELITA BASTOS Whenever a question rises, She has what it takes, As the class of 1950's Master of debates. 5 if 'r'L '

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-.-.. . I 1' f, V-gi -fl! 1 , Qi- y, fg, air? - RICHARD BURGESS Dickie dribbles, then he shoots, Unrivaled in his paceg And when the baseball sea- son's here, We'll find him on first base. DAVID CALHOUN We need but look at David To see that he could be Of service to a football teamg He was, quite naturally! 9 1 asian 0 Wm, ...V eff- . fan JAMES CAMERON Sweden had its Gunder Haag, And we have our Gil Doddsg But Plymouth's at its boast- ing best When o'er the line Jim plods. BEVERLY CARTON She always does her work well, We never hear her fussg She has not only intellejt But personality-plus. t I ' j CARLYN CAVICCHI She may have a tiny voice, On this we must agreeg But Carlyn has the biggest heart The school will ever see. RUTH CHASE Ruthie'd like to be a nurseg It is her hope and prayerg We know shgll heed the pa- tients' call And give them all her care. JANE CLOUGH Janie is Miss Wilber's pet, And one of the braver souls is she Who dared to explore in Virgil's verse Beyond the pains of Latin III. ALICE COLPITTS What can we say of Alice? She's small and rather shy: She'll' greet us smiling gayly, Whenever passing by. A x M N M f, I af H Aj if fb 'k e'D'VOL5RES CASAL She's gentle of speech And quiet of mien, With as friendly a smile As ever we've seen. ELLEN COLPITTS Ellen has a merry laugh, A rather funny giggleg And if we tell a funny joke, She will start to wiggle. a