Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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With Stars ln Uur Eyes The theatre is deserted for another summer and stands waiting for the new cast that will take the leading roles in the fall. Itls hard to realize that our P. H. S. days have run out-three years filled with sun and shadows, laughter and tears, work and play-the little things, after all-the understanding smile, the helping friendships in times of trouble, the friendly advice-all cast against remembered backgrounds. Thus graduation day rings down the final curtain for the class of '54-with smiles for new adventures ahead, smiles and tears for friends and memories left behind. These props left behind lie waiting through the summer for the new cast. But there are other legacies there, too, just as real, even if not as easily described. They are all the goodwill, all the hopes for success, and all the affection that those former actors and actresses have left for the ones that come back to that deserted theatre in the fall. Plymouth High School takes pleasure in reviewing a drama which portrays the daily life, activities and achievements of a year. We have all taken part in this drama, and we feel that somehow we have gained from it something of great value, that we have grown stronger and better because of it. Therefore, we take deepest pride in presenting to you the 1954 PILGRIM. KARIN S. ENGSTROM Editor-in-Chief

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CLASS OFFICERS THE STARS IRA CARLIN Popularity and sportsmanship helped Ira to achieve the office of class president. He has served for two years on the Student Activities Society, and is a mem- ber of the Pilgrim Staff. As a husky football star we will long remember Babe, who is always willing to help us in any way. FRANCIS MERRITT Butch, the shy blonde with a crew cut and pleasant person- ality, has served as vice-presi- dent for two years. One of the first five, he helped our basket- ball team to victory this year. Besides that Butch loves base- ball and is our star pitcher. A true sport, he deserves the hon- ors we have bestowed upon him. JOHN VANCINI A friendly smile combined with a striking personality helped Johnny to the oflice of class treasurer. He has worked faithfully for the S. A. S. and Pilgrim and collected for the Hanson T.V. Fund. Last year he was elected Vice-President of the S. A. S. and this year is a mem- ber of the honor group. Johnny also has been a credit to our basketball and track teams. oxghd Q MARILYN ROSSI A pleasant personality with the ability to do almost any- thing has given Marilyn her pe- sition this year as well as the last two years. Mena is an avid sports fan and is al- ways around to cheer her team to victory. This year our little Mena was chosen Best Girl Citizen as well as a member of both the Honor Group and the Honor Society.