Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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L 'J 'z A. U 'T- A w Q . JUDITH JACKSON Cool, calm, and collected Judy will always beg Never will she worry- This is plain to see. MARY LEIVHNG We could speak no ill of her Even if we wouldg Always she conducts herself As a lady should. fag- 5 F vs 1 N' gi y .4 i 0 J. . K. J' T ,,l. 'N i N A 155: RUDOLPH JOKINEN X ELIZABETH LOPRESTI A I Rudy is the quietest boy Time and money she will That's in our senior classg save Q We wonder if he'll ever want As the years go by' -4' fl H The company of a lass. Her naturally curly, hair V . Is the reason why. A T95 a 1 A Q... SETH KALLIO ELAINE LOVELL . I 'ifhe president Og the S-bA- S- Some find her sad and ser- ,f ' ,Q s smart as e can eg iousg ff xc And with ,,our best. girl cit- Some say she's gay, amus- 'i izen' ing- A 1.3,-N ' 1-rf it fx 'x .lf He travelled -to D. C. RONALD KANE We always see him talkingg We'd never think him shyg But faster beats his heart When a pretty girl goes by. SHIRLEY KNIGHT She's the Pilgrim's editor And secretary of our class: She wants to be a teacher, This earnest, active lass. A dual personality Can be a bit confusing, PATRICIA LOVETT Patty is a wonderful girly She is so sweet and kindg This is the type of girl we Like, Yet who's so hard to find. DOROTHY M3,cDONALD Both sweet and charming, She's the one Whose golden silence Gets things done. A .f GN, .4 HE . 3 Q jg ' 44 -4 :ar ga . A T . UK . 6'

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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

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J EANETTE Ma,cNAB She uses pencil, pen, and brush With such apparent ease: We know before her work is done Results are sure to please. -xx I 1 .,.. GEORGE MARTIN We hear the band rehearsing And hesitate to hum- The' little man most rhyth- mic ls our Marty on the drum. BARBARA McMAHON Quiet and unassuming, Friendly without guile, She demonstrates the value Of a fascinating smile. JANE McMANUS We must give credit Where credit is dueg Dispositions like her's Are notably few. JANET McMAN US Ln trans. and oflice practice She's always at her best: When Mrs. Gardner calls her, She far excels the rest. GLENN McNEIL A flash of our own blue and white Across the floor and back, A daring run, a perfect shot, Two more points for Mac , JANET MEEHAN Janet and Mary Are together each day Whether at work Or whether at play. NANCY MELISSE As you go down the corridor If you see some golden hair And hear a little giggle, You'll know that Nancy's there. BARBARA MENTZEL Barby wants to be a nurse, We've been often toldg lf you're ever feeling ill, Give her your hand to hold. l u NANCY .Maxam Though waive come to think of Carv r as the Cranberry's special realm, We'll flnd this lass in ecstacy when Baseball takes the helm.