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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QA 4 P 1 ,P 5 .-.1 Ili 1 33 6 'C 'ff YI Qu f4Q 10 I 4- .qi - ' xi..- c 4 . 1' I 1 H r C e1 .M BEVERLY GONSALVES Quiet, yet resourceful, Throughout the livelong day, Nothing causes worry- She says it doesn't pay. 3 ROBERT GORDQN Of all e ys1Yn!lgfH. s. an't be beat, game of football, hgican play 'if' c That really is a treat. , F 7. Q 0 IDIIPXJTYIATS I ajax if Ulf' X ALFRED GOVONI Ally has a change of girl Every other day. I'll love them and I'll leave them - This he'll always say. ELIZABETH GOVONI Her temper's roused Her face grows red- For, Hi there, Liz, Someone just said. CHARLES HADAWAY You'll find Charlie on a boat, He's always on the seag Lobsters are his only love- A lobsterman he'll be. x l . Q!! , in ll lf, 'NX Ii iff , it ,yy L ' if J JX LILLLXN fifhiw ur Lillian an't uowni, rx long, No m ,Jie ,li w Qftriesg For tzouglli .she inkles up her bro Nt p r There's laugh er, in her eyes. 1 ' - ' .' 'x. ANNE HATHAWAY After leaving high school To college she will go, To study and tolearn What a scientist should kiew. .s A U Vx off, N- X In ASHLEY HOLMES If the day is sunny Or if there's rain or snow, He will take his pop-gun, And a-hunting he will go. SARAH HOLMES In every class that she at- tends Her voice we cannot hearg Will you please repeat, Miss Holmesg It's much too soft, we fear. u . . ,f .X BARBARA Hows V516 is this girl you speak :Qt now?x R Q Barbara-is that her name? We hardly hear from her at allg ' ,D We hope we're not to blame. X ia A x Aw , ., v -0' . my R-ws If - :ii J'u'!. - A ffifgf if QA? ai 1 ' ff H 1 i'r X X ' 1