Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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Pilgrim Staff 194919 50 Editor-in-Chief ........................................ Shirley Knight Asst. Editors ..... Jane Hilton, Marilyn Griiiith Business Manager ..................,............,... Anne Hathaway Staff ........ Dorothy Chase, Ann Hilton, Howard Penn, David Pyle, Suzanne Sharkey, Barbara Brenner, Patricia Darsch, Ann English Art Editor .... ....................................... L orraine Monti Staff ........ Peggy Wood, Richard Blaisdell, Frances Davis Candid Camera ............................,......... Beverly Carton Staff ........ Franklin Bassett, Joan Borgatti, Anne Drew School News Editor .. Edward Smith Asst. ............ .. Jeanette Doten Boys' Sports Editor .................................. Richard Weaver Staff ........ Wayne Terry, Donald Jesse, Raynor Taylor Girl's Sports Editor ................................ Jacqueline Boyer Asst. .......... Nancy Merritt, Jacqueline Smith Senior Features ..................................... Maryellen Gault Staff ........ Audrey Fowler, Judith Jackson, Arthur Morton, Adelaide Souza, Cassandra Wood Senior Quatrains ...................................... Louise Gavoni Staff ........ Diamantina Rego, Florence Silva, Charles Zahn French Editor .. ....................... Sylvia Corsini Asst. ..... Priscilla Johnson, Constance Crowell Latin Editor .. ...............,....... Jane Clough Asst. .......... .... C arol White Science-Math Editor .. Paul Zaniboni Asst. .......... ............... M ansell Crowell Typists . ..... Richard Darsch, Frances Smith Distribution ............. Neilia Halunen, Patricia Parkhurst EXECUTIVE BOARD Shirley Knight Louise Gavoni Jane Hilton Anne Hathaway Jacqueline Boyer Lorraine Monti Beverly Carton Howard Penn Jane Clough Edward Smith Sylvia Corsini Richard Weaver Maryellen Gault Paul Zaniboni 2

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Senior Silhouettes Richard Darsch In our sophomore and senior years, we chose as president of our class a most sociable and ambitious leader. Ever willing to co-operate in any activity, Dickie led us through the two most difiicult years of our school career with great success. He has been an active member of the Pilgrim Staff and the S.A.S., and a bank teller, for three years. In his junior year, he received the honor of attending the 1949 Massachusetts Boys' State. The Class of 1950 is proud to have such an able leader among its members. Glenn McNeil What, you can't see him? Oh, here he is, our handsome six-footer! An active member of the Class of 1950, Glenn has won fame in many phases of his high school career. He has been vice-president of our class for the past two years, a member of the S.A.S., band, and orchestra, and a col- lector for the C.M.C. He has also won renown as an ardent Sportster, playing a very important role in football, basketball, track, and baseball. Glenn will long be remembered for his participation in our many school activities. Shirley Knight Few have acquitted themselves as well in their studies and in literary activities as she, and few have achieved the popularity of our Shirley. With her unlimited energy and cheerfulness, she has been an inspiration to all. As a member of the S.A.S. for two years and its vice-president during her junior year, editor-in-chief of the Pilgrim, a member of both the National Honor Society and the Honor Group, an active participant in the glee club, a member of the library staff, and a representative to the 1949 Massachusetts Girls' State, Shirley contributed to making herself one of the most esteemed members of her class. Howard Penn As treasurer of our class since our sophomore year, Howie has suc- ceeded in maneuvering one of the most financially embarrassed classes in history through an intricate maze of economy measures. He has contrib- uted much to the cheerfulness and good will of our school. He has been a member of the track team and of the business staff of the Pilgrim for three years, and in his junior year was manager of the football team and a member of the dramatic club. 3