Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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'Q it 1 ..., - 3 is M... 5 .er Q' eff 3+ at .i- 5. ,Ing ,A 4 49 fi .. NANCY RAYMOND Photogenically She rates high- Proofs from Purdy Do not lie. 'f 4,1 4' '1' J WA 1, J J ,I f ,fl J. V J, DIAMANTINA :moo In school news efry Mon- day night The typing work is fine: She can't be beat in any 5. work, No matter in what line. WALDO ROBY Girls like Waldo 'cause he's X blond i And oh so masculine! And when he'spon that foot- ball field, l He does his share to win. NANCY ROMANO , We bet 'she sl-rips her cereal Just to do her hairy , ' Such a beautiful coiffure Must take hours to prepare. y, v. irnitnnnn fRONCQ.RAfil'I Infnu1cula'te,and,, neatft f Y We know! she'l1'always beg We mink fheltfbesz-dressed f studenti T' f 'W 1 1' ls positively she. 5 ff ,7 ark f P. l gv ., ,f ,f -- , . ,sf J cuz -Y .sf - 3 1 .1 I .J ELEANOR RUEDIGER Bouncing down the corri- dors, Hustlirig to class, Miss Ruediger is late again, So please let her pass. THOMAS ST GEORGE That Tommy is a quiet boy Is far beyond believingg Though he often looks that way, . His appearance is deceiving. PAULA SAISA She avoids much trouble Because she holds her tongueg In quiet words and simple, Her praises should be sung. LEON SCAGLIARINI Skully has a way with girls- They think that he is cute g But he just shoos them all away, He doesn't give a hoot . QL Q , ,-ffffl, ' 4 6 3' . ,wfjg my 'lf I Lk .ff ' ix: , gg . it - ir i' ,. 3 ' V HELEN SHWOM 'H ' ,, . Helen is a charming girl, i To us she's very dear. I H- Wh8,XAiPO13I!ixlfJSt, we have K if H gained- ' ' We're glad to have her here. A 'A n fl W: .Y X 1 'sf i 1 is 'S V

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,rQs 33. 'tn 'TT 101 . 14. 1 s ,aha- -Q' rf? 'DI -J -5' 41 W. N33 J rw M. .2-Wa -6 47 39, Qakkyi' iw L 'N7X,rix' W Q' 'D :Dex wi X0 ' JOHN PATRICO Jack's a very lovable guy, A very handsome mang The girls all think he's s . 'I J J 'J 1 X u , J 6 !t M ,. I 1 ly Q: H 1-1 , ' VIOLET gnrro 1 bheering the boys ito victory Is Vio1et's 'favorite' artii Tb help-to, raise the score, ,. U ,. vt W0!1dGI'fUl. She's ,there to do ,her part. Even Mrs. Urann. 'W 1 V A V NX ,Wi ' .V ' ' 'n .gk V f , f 1, 4 I X , iff 1 nfl XL - X' I ,'41 ,V I 1 . ' 'f 1.'-f V r fi- e f XVIEQEQNIA -BECK , A 4 PATRICIA POITDR Q Q Gentlerieriiaprefer the f V qty, shfs nfwfible, blond S- f . W' dmcff 5 ,, 4 We haYS,,0ft0lY'he Iii! f ' J , ' a dancer who has flairg ,.... This assertion bteytruef Si?eday,, swrggfpisd I. slab - For Gimiy is' erre J, 4,sh f ff' O - i N'fm f ,f . I W, f ' . , 6-Rf' VU stafyf' 42 I 3 gy , ff1g,,,,f,f :17J,,,f,ffA3Q4. J ff, , 11, ,gl I A fi 'll If If 1 I v- f ,X xxff, 'gin 1 M3549-Y ,fu ' F57 . H, X, twig 1 ' fi if ' HOWARD PENN DALTON PRATT 1- r nvx Howie is the class' clown, Dalton's noted for two -,QQ His actions are so funny: things: 3 But as the treasurer of our Pitching balls is one, class The other's drawing cute , He's a genius with our cartoons- money. No sooner said than done. J PRISCILLA 'PHINNEY She! al cute little darling, Ast sweet as can beg 'fl If you knew her, you'1l Bzve her -. ' J As greatly as we. 1 I ,M I X A I, A fl, ,wifi QU , x -lf,U,,t U ,fjjzyjfjqf F Lf , JJ! J' ix J K JOSEPH PINTO We know that Joe hlreally play- -rc , His music'si gg! ancingg When he taligs up his clar- inet, X A11 P. H. S. starts dancing. X 1 A., MARILYN PRETONI Marilyn's always smiling, .Shes always bright and gayg She brings a ray of sunshine Into our darkest day. X I ,I I A 1 J, 'J a J I I M j I ' ,f J, V .' fl-I , LINWOOD RAYMOND Linnie's fast and nimble When dribbling down the floor, And when he makes those baskets, Way up goes the score. 16 D 7 3,1-.nl .: ,.,,nl. I---.1usv. ---.-nn:i AF Q-V uv u an . , ,HHAOV -p-.-n, 40 .---.1-x.1?f,' I ...una t 4 ...ua- .v,..., -J., -s .-gnu... ,gu I . ..-num.. 4 4 U , 5 Q ln 33 2?

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5 I if Y wa 51 X Mx I -C7 Y. 2 ui' S 'US .pi Q'- Iv'7' gr. , - '.,s l -. FLORENCE SILVA Miss Kelly is wondering Just what she'1l dog Will she find a bank teller As faithful as you? GEORGIANA SILVA This girl in garments neat and trim, Is fitted to a T , Well-prepared for jobs ahead, Whatever they may be. LEONORA SILVA To know her is to like her- Her sense of humor's keen, She's one of the happiest persons That we have ever seen. R if KJ , I , , . ' 1 ' it X - ' LQRRAJNEXSHQLA J -lifvfwe go, jiitdiguriem .Cloth- flng, fl X Qi pretty xfiss we'1l1see aking chalyge and signing slibgg ' ' Sh9's busy as a bee. 4 EDWARD SMITH You haven't lived until you've heard Our Perry Como sing. For girls think Eddie can't be beat By Sinatra, Haymes, or Bing. 1 FRANCES sivrrru She seems to thirst for argu- ment, The other side she sees: No matter what the question is, Frances disagrees. ADELAIDE SOUZA She appeared in the school operetta, Her voice had made her a star As Marjorie, Belle of the Campus- Her voice will take her far. ' 1 L-7 ' wp 1 V' . 3 a LILLIAN SOUZA Although she's rather tiny, In this we all agree-L ' That Lilly has a knadkifo Being funny as can be. I i i X: 2 1,6 'N 26 -:ek X 'fi K FV' 4 Ara lx .' I I 3 9 . ' yfi1 l . , rj. N . ul U, if I ' Q 4 . r ,. t n ' n cignor. SPEINGER ,W If Bu ever 'go to Pl-ympton Tjbreathe the country air,I '4 Lookrlup and down the main street- Q You'l1 hind sweet Carol Rthere. RAYMOND STRINGER Raymond loves his baseball- It is his pride and joy, He resembles Dom DiMaggio In being a quiet boy. ,,:, , ,V -F F' Z' 'vi .fry 15 all V5 v' M-.. 23 x .3