Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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2. -r . f ,f 4. r 1 r 2 .4-.Vx A. - 2 I 'K It X. lf ,113 WILLIAM DREW Billy often has those days When everything goes wrongg But he just lets them fly right by As if they were a song. GERALDINE DISTAULA Your coal-black hair In graceful swirls Is quite the envy Of all the girls. 11 . ,pzrf7..U1VwAC L 1,6517 j,a1fdJ2,,'lV4h 'Q FRANK DUTHIE ' Duthiejs af quiet lad, fl Who ne'ver,sa s y rd' But wYrei1,.hqf:fi?tKg'physics class ' That's when he can be heard. ANNE DYKEMAN If you don't know this pleas- ant girl, You needn't gaze and stare- Just look for C. Cavicchi And you will see her there. ANN ENGLISH Sweetness of manner And keenness of mind Seldom are found So nicely combined. 10 ALAN ESTES Alan is a regular guy, There's no one that is keenerg And, here in school, through- out the halls, He's known as locker- 1eaner . GENEVA 1-'ANTONI It really doesn't matter Whether it's Gable or Jean, At every change of picture Geneva can be seen. L- ,- -fs ' - . NJ P' 1 , . I 'x BAQPH 'FEBIOLI He's handsome, wise, and witty Wherever he may gog Moreover, it's our Ralphie. Who is the ladies' beau. ALRIA FERNANDEZ Alma's always quiet, As quiet as can be- Silence must be golden As we can plainly see. Rik l , ' Km Q' 3 Q Y ' xl c XXX -si . x, Mlm 5 P X xlx -Xa CHARLES FIIJLEBROWN Chickie's small, but he is swell: .. He's liked by all in school, Love your neighbor as yourself' Is his daily rule. .- 1. F' 3 fi fl Q- 'WI Oo gif! l Q .-, off B 2 4 if ll- -Ji UQ4 Q-

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xtkqi fi ,VYQWL ' ...E GLORIA CORREA In fair or stormy weather, It matters not a bit, Gloria's hair is curly- How we envy it! , Af fi ,f l ,ri f Hn pff .f ', C ,xii j I VID J ffl!! ! J fr'f,f'L ei f, no A-W, tw V . Of if QUJAJ f H f of H , X' , M -I ljjhf XJ W,-J A 1 VIRGv'lNlAf!dBE'ATI A The twinkle jof her eyes, The curl of herf hairfj Make all theffeliows Stop a while to stare. tl '5- 4 Ms. ww 1 a 'B , f H I it f' 1' f A J Q f ' N I. ,f f vi!!! ,L X L1 8 J M was V 5,1 ff ' A 'Wqirw' uj , H 'e A X S A it PA L CORRE RICHARD DARSCH A K 'Neitheiz 'nt nor sinner, We think- that IQlck's among . rp 'W Neither e n 'E dunce the bgdlg, if ff ff w 0 Q We l d His years have been well ' - lik i spentrff 4, .1 I If you should meet him once. And never will there bewal ' lad H' If . ' ' ' Like our class president, ' ' ' rw ' I' rx E 1' SYLVIA CORSINI CLARE DONOVAN ,R Excelsior or je-vais bien- Clare will run a kinder- f To her, it's plain to see, garten, 5 ' Sayings in French and Latin Teach the children A B C's, Come easy as can be. Teach them how to read and write , With the greatest skill and ease. I I ' - . e A xA, A 1 yy IJ fxcmiak at F 1 I . ' 4 Q H YQPQSTRI ,J 'ina :RANDALL DOUGLAS Q u 1 Y ' -V3 A e,hLs so ething iiipxf! vlftandy runs, and runs, and ! K A rare, A EF 0. A ' U runs An yet X50 We sirnplegg, For Mister Guidabonig ...ff-'xv W ig! s ies, 1411511 can When Sadie Hawkins day ' Aj 64 A- J comes 'round, A plefjiyliftle dinhilej He may be rather lonely. M' A ' Ago WX, : J . .. riggfgkv coirri' WILFRED noYoN Aj, , A Xwizard at ' making figures A gentleman and student, ' 5 In journal or general A combination fairy 1 ledger--'A B ' V ' His manner's most consider- , Having such a bookkeeper ate, Y Q Would give the' boss a pleas- His inner humor, rare. ure. -N Q ' A U:

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-1 1 I ,f . 1 . ' -1 n D. V , 'A ff IP: , u Y u R' I. f z la x a,i I .U 1 -If ..s- , .. I1 fi 33-fifi 3 .1-. iv.. A -O 4 J. Y' -1 .n , 4 5 f uf, Y . V -arp ' T sf t - 1' fwf, 7 7 x nj V ,' JOAN FITZPATRICK MABYELLEN GAULT , I., She gave her voice in har- Her attitude's F ' n monyg Commendable, . She always played her partg At work or pLay-- ff And in the operetta, Dependable. 5 Mark took Birdie's -w heart. ' l 4 1 DOLORES FONTES LOUISE GAVONI Nice things come in small She's captain of our cheer- . bundlesg On this we must agree: Though less than tive feet tall, A swell little gal is she. ROY FORNACIARI Abraham's a regular guy, Who always does his shareg And always after dances, We find him cleaning there. AUDREY FOWLEB. Whatever knowledge Can be gained from a book She seeks for herself In some quiet nook. 05 y J 1,0 J' 0 0 JAMES GARSIDE Your funny antics make us laugh We wonder what we'll do When we go out into this world Without a clown like you. ing squad, This pretty, talented lass: She's also best girl citizen, Most brilliant of our class. BITA GAVONI 7 l Q. 'Q How does she get her work Q done? Q The answer we would iindg '1-'ff For every minute of the day, It's Johnny on her mind. I' ..Alx ss' Q, .. 5, 1 R, r V . 'I-J ,V MARY GIBBS gh ' A gentle answer - 97 7' And Winning smile 4 4 Make moments with her ' 51.5 Worth our while. W fo... A ' t 't' COBA GLASS In want of a typist? We need not go farg 1 ' In that special held Miss Glass is a star. K 5 .sit 'll