Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

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Ns - 5 :Ea , .- - LL '4 2' 151 'P 5 A . n X 7 -ZX I x gm 5 , wcth A Song rm ur Heczrjcs h OC ply H1 Elzarboofc of Plymouth HLQI1 C, 0 , mon ,mass ri Q 7hz Class of CI?SQ,I1JfS Dedmied mms magna mlb ur U1 appceccajuon years o ci v fed servmce um Uma aim Depczrimenf f my H1 Hgh School .7e' W . f of fuermfiy-eiyhl f Our PrmclpaI's Message I want to pay a trlbute to a g1rl who was a member of th1s school a good many years ago before most of you were born I shall not attempt to descrlbe her lest she be ldentlfied and also because the descrxptlon m1ght well be consldered cruel And that glrl IS just about the last person Id want to do an unk1ndness to even unmtentxonally L1ke most g1rls of that age her physlcal appearance was lmportant to her Not that she had any notlons about becommg glamorous 1n fact 1n her mmost heart I th1nk she must have known that was lmposslble To put lt k1ndly her looks must at best have been a great dlsappomtment to her Take my word for It she was anythlng but easy to look upon And the poor ch1ld knew It When first she came to us her dlsposltlon was on a par wnth her ex terlor and she was a dlflicult person to get along wlth But whether It was because some classmate talked to her or lt may have been her mother or a teacher or an older frlend or whether she worked lt out for herself through the normal fr1endly contacts w1th the other puplls then ID th1s school a great change took place 1n her personahty toward the end of her Sophomore year Looklng back I cant pretend that I was able to see 1nto her mmd any further than at present I can see 1nto yours but It was as though she had sa1d to herself I shal never be MISS Amerlca nor come anywhere near that k1nd of d1st1nct1on but I can be a pleasant person so that people can grow to l1ke me Her first efforts 1n th1s d1rect1on were somewhat ludlcrous for she tr1ed too hard and the artlficxahty was all too apparent I thlnk there were tlmes when It must have been close to heartbreak for her But she per and less from her determlnatlon her personallty pos1t1vely flowered 1 know that lS an extravagant way of puttmg 1t but It does descrlbe what happened It IS pleasant mdeed heart warmmg to record that all of th1s pald off for her By the t1me she was graduated I thmk she was one of the most genulnely l1ked gxrls 1n the school Unfalllngly courteous always pleasant ready to help when help was needed I know that those of us who knew her then no longer saw the ungamly homely g1rl that our eyes rested upon but the steadfast warm hearted frlend always generous In sympathy and understand1ng I dont know where she IS now and I cant say that she had then or has now a song m her heart m fact 1n the early days I suspect more often had a lump m her throat but she d1d her best to put a song ln our hearts and more often than not she succeeded So wherever she IS I salute her and commend her example to you It IS all too easy for us to focus our attentxon on the sllghts and petty lnjustlces the world deals out to us to grxpe and grumble because we cant have th1ngs our way but too much concern wlth one s self Qand envy IS usually the root of th1sJ results only 1n an mgrown d1spos1t1on And few thlngs fester qulte so badly as that Perhaps we can t all have a song ln our hearts perhaps lf we dld even our fr1er'ds m1ght find all that Joy a b1t trymg at tlmes but slnce we do lxve 1n the world w1th many other people I don t thlnk It would hurt lf we all tr1ed to be more pleasant about lt Metaphor1cally I take off my hat to the glrl who gave me the most convlncmg practlcal demonstratxon of th1s EDGAR J MONGAN O O 7 , - . . 1 , . . T . , 7 . , . , . L v Y .. 7 Y . , . - y 7 ' , ll 1 ' ' . 4 , ' 77 sisted, and in time, as her response to people came more from, her heart , . 7 . . . . ,, . y ' y 77 ' ' , n , u ' , 1 J H 1 I 1 ' 1 Y ' 7 n 4 , 1 7 .T , . ' 9 . , . , . , . . . 1 - S . , . . . . Pilgrim Staff 1954 1955 Editor in Chief Carol Foley Jumor Assistant Editor Claire Vancim Literary Editor Marcia Hasz Carol Ann Greaves Asst Business Staff Philip Canevazzi Manager Robert Mlskelly Alan Sherman Assts Peter Miller Ph1111p Sherman Elliot Segal Elizabeth Tubman William Horton Ethel Bussolari Stephen Buttner George Sampson Art Staif Carol Harney Editor Rlchard Fernandes Mary Po Wanda Weeks Senior Statistics Douglas Beane Ed1tor Sherman Patricla Stefani Loretta Borgatti Bernard Barufaldi Classroom Activities Mary Bradley Editor Judith Green Suzanne Lekberg Jacqueline Nunez Photography Staff Carol Melahoures Editor Mary Bradley Charles Barrett Senior Specials Patricia Brady Editor Theresa Furtado Don Medara School News Philip Rouvales Editor Janet Balbom Asst Boys Sports Editors Carlton Resnick Football Basketball Peter Miller Cross Country Girls Sports Editor Judith Nunez Typlsts Barbara Borsari Elizabeth Lemieux Dorothy Pacheco, Audrey Wood . , . I y . . , ., 1 Jean Caron, Asst.g Rita Dietlin, Winsor Savery, Elliot Segal, Phillip , . . .Y ., . ! ., . , . . u . , . . 'waz ff sm, 71 an wma' Song IS the umversal language wh1ch people the world over under stand In song or muslc we find the language of human emotlon the express1on of the 1nexpress1ble Mus1c has the ab1l1ty to transform us and to make us strong We can llsten to The Mess1ah and find for ourselves the help to the solut1on of our problems and worldly oppresslons The most lmportant part of muslc IS not 1n the notes one can follow the themes and counter themes and the1r elaborat1on and one can know the score But that IS not enough It 1S the power and compulslon of muslc our response to lt the recelvmg of a message wh1ch everybody under stands and wh1ch anyone can translate for h1mself that g1V6S lt Slg mficance Through the years the tremendous movlng force of mus1c has lead men to overcome 1nsurmountable barrlers It was the power of song that encouraged the Volga boatmen 1n the1r arduous task of pull1ng the great barges up and down that m1ghty r1ver and the Allons enfants of the French patr1ot wh1ch he1ghtened 1ncent1ve 1n overcomlng the tyranny of Louls XVI Even the austere P1lgr1ms expressed the1r feelmgs 1n hymns of thanksg1v1ng and hope wh1le the Negroes on the plantatlons sang of the com1ng of Judgment Day and the fall of the walls of Jer1cho to make l1fe more endurable In all wars from as early as Davlds confhct wlth Gollath through World War II Korea and Indo Chma men have sung to forget and help themselves meet the 1mpend1ng challenge of battle The1r sp1r1ts have been uphfted and they have gone forth determ1nedly w1th the w1ll and fortltude In th1s twent1eth century world 1n Wh1Ch we are hurtl1ng towards the unknown and the unpredlctable at breathtaklng speed xt IS essentlal that there be the song that mdefinable someth1ng close to falth to allevlate the problems and tenslon of our fast paced l1fe Melody l1fts the sp1r1t leadmg us on to greater accompllshments even Whlle lt soothes the sp1r1t g1v1ng tolerance and understand1ng One of our greatest centers of the song of today IS ln the church lt makes no d1fference whether lt 1S the beautlful Ave Marla of the Roman Cathol1c the st1rr1ng Falth of our Fathers of the Protestant or the 1nsp1r1ng Hebrew A11 A11 all vo1ces are llfted 1n the reverence of one supreme bemg In Bruno Walters words Mus1c IS l1ke a seraph 1n the temple of the Lord It covers 1tS eye w1th two of 1ts wlngs Always It has been the song that has made a people stand wlth heads hlgh proudly and fearlessly when th1s song 1S sllenced the people have dled from w1th1n The hearts echoes render no song when the Splrlt 1S mute Wnth A Song In Our Hearts we hope that we too shall have the faxth and courage to meet l1fe s problems 1nd1v1dua1ly and as members of soc1ety wherever they may ar1se and whatever they may be CAROL BROOKS FOLEY Edltor ln Chxef v . 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A' stan: fer Kovzmancl A' sfarfm' ,QQISJOIIS Lacwlmzd, A' sharfm' courxggz, CUICi0ll2 for fruffw, And mwfm' Qfvil spurned, A' slru' zach clgf we Press our may Amd, hy H12 urorgicr ripfdl, A' sfcw each clay we clarz hr dd Our beak tcrfwfxl' fflzfigfmi Um' faffufh and pzacz, fc? come, h'rQ,arH1g A' star fov way cized Ufxabs clone, wbfh nz-rble Uuougfxi 161344157 Some, f'aLfPL,so1ne, taipfli. our cwzzdf, df' sf:-ony and 90'0'd,t0't!'liJ ow' zcwifif. fefs mark fm' our 90C12fUdf'L Shuarxgfh, Complain mu' sky uifh sflcufs wzfwa jaamxed And Spawn mu' aLm, at SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DOUGLAS BEANE President CLAIRE VICTORIA Secretary DON MEDARA Vlce Presxdent HOWARD BENASSI Treasurer . C2 WJ 4 Y 0 A RSC ef on ox Sc vo UA X52 v if iff ? I if , 2.1 g 1 ,J 'I ish -cheer r the boys ANN ALBER 'I J I MAE ANTHONY Five Fo sg ,gig . , , ,Eyes Of Blue f histicated Lady' ans - Leo - hates to be kept at ylnd hair- L Jan -one of Mr. Pyle's librari- An e o , fdt e ent assist t-want to arn illi dolla s hates et' A the mor ' g- de ' a certai y- 'es ste -Mrs. nn's Eng- - s ng -li r - Dramatic Cl - collec 0- nt-a-week - 1' who does rite 'Not 1 A WH eigm!:' ' 4 waiting - senior class' biggest flirt-secret desire: to become an expert bowler-hates to fight with L. M. -smooth dresser- picture her married -likes study periods, brown eyes, bracelets- seen with Linda and the Dizzy Dames -favorite hangout: Co- lonial Restaurant-Wonder Why? - You're Wacky! PX EDWARD JOSEPH ALSI-IE' ER Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries Count -got a date with Uncle Sam - Women, women, and more' women ! -really tickles those ivories- loves that Mod- ern Music and hates the Square Stuff a pretzel and man the future J Lovett of the J C M Leo Horton and Govoni Silver Lake Oh to introduce reforms in the schools' Celia The most' LEO AMIRO Thats Amore Destination unknown oh to beat Lu1s1 in the mile dislikes noisy girls loves to hear those modern sounds loves his mothers D165 English with Mrs Raymond slings sodas in the Pilgrim Drug seen with Ed Tom and Don track and cross country star always chewing gum lives on a farm Keep it cool MARILYN ARONS Dark Eyes Dora -to fly around the world -wants to be a Dental Hy- gienist-seen working in Reli- able Cleaners-loves egg rolls -the problem of getting up in the morning - Dramatic Club - Northeastern fellows a green DeSoto with Annie Sally and Marilyn Oh That Intelligent Look' likes tennis and skating Europe BU boys red Caddy convertible likes Miss Kelly pork strips No it cant be JUNE ARPONEN Crazy Man Crazy Harpo WAFS hates home lessons and conceited boys Jims seen with Patti Carla Carol Louise and C1nny pizza and cranberry sherbet a hot Mercury softball Donnie spaghetti lover roller skating Dja ever hear Moon Dog Dimples has her eye on the Lone Star State pet peeve school in general Marlon Brando grrrrfff' Its the most' sv BENJAMIN F ANDERSON Wine Women and Song Bunny headed for the Mar IDCS a basketball fan likes shy girls has a taste for fried scallops Plumber George Joe Jack and Russ the school commentator on notices t Gotta catch the bus Dig this guy LOUISE ATWOOD I Love Louisa Skinny destination marriage wants to become a perfect soda Jerk oh for a trip to Ger many dislikes homelessons and school in general loves 5th period study another Ma fan works in Currier s seen with loves to eat pizza Dick 1 she get her license' Down with Ec Geog H- - - - - . . . . in n I. 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Cmny, JUI10. and Pat- r . ,gg -aa .. ., .. - - - A -, d-d uf-A I tgp. , - , 4 'Y 2 . 1 A .sfsaw W Tusk IS BARRETT down 3 W1 at the 3 10 O0 u ture te her t P ne of 0 d n d Je o t 1 3 stu y arls cr ts pho tography fanatlc do t get this stuff at all' FRANCIS JOSEPH BARRETT Llttle Thxngs Mean a Lot Franny a plzza fan student at Hogans Umverslty wlth Larry Calona and Howxe one of P H S s basketball stars Just hanging around likes sports hates homework works ln the Laundromat gettlng kllled by Larry model student t Tassys Frecs brother foul shots Georgle germ GEORGE JOSEPH BARLOW 01 Man Rxver Georgxe an otllcer ln the Coast Guard headed for the C G Academy seen blastlng to Duxbury hates to get up early a hamburger man mls ses Mlss Wllbur carrot top wlth Doug and the boys a hot Ford math shark that red halr a pretty smart kld sleepmg m physlcs two ln a row Be my guest BERNARD ALBERT BAEUFALDI Oh Holy Cross Berny lxkes dancmg a cer tam teacher craves spaghettx wlth Chrls Dave and Roger those partxes' at the Yacht Club confirmed bachelor' man of the world playxng tenms llfe of the party needs a hcense clown hated to see Mxss Wllbur go more spaghettn Jeanne, did 'Ja do our French? mmm, boy, pow I r:LEANon LORRAINE lyrgs Melo of Love E wants recom isle X 'Z Wogfapher df :ke ack 5,21 drlvers those Mo y mor g tests Lyorks maj bank ,Bgby -,-seen wth' th gary? goodf ske hal and IS play that! g dlsta etwifglg out'l1 a d fAmherst9f es cats ea g PIZZQKQQG frxed clams W uldlllkeg o njove to w Yor thisfs m Fog! te ff' 0 PAUL BATES Small Fry Slugger carpenter on week ends lxkes the Wareham glrls great cook seen w1th Clam Egghead and Beef 685th In fantry battallon headed for the scallops Tassys and the Whlte Rabbxt would lxke to sell Mr C G s motors 41 Plymouth all star thlrd baseman great drummer When are we golng out D1ll JAMES WILFRED BEAL Crazy Otto Blg Jlm one of those Car verltes lxkes a certam glrl and steak at Tassys wlth Art Webb and John B plcture hun a mllhonalre at 39 that brxght red ha1r a Radlo and Auto Mechanxcs man Cest la V1e golng to buy Marlon Brando a new T shlrt h1tchh1k1ng Oh for a Job Im broke' Ml W LAS E TS augh rlet My WI' erest 1 cor ect G p all ur o ego ,alll l 0eg1 frul n J DOI' ,W jjj: ,1 l ,f 1, X .. 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I ' ' - --' ily l -od , ' -, ' s M ll' ' , , - - w 1 i e - , - - s - s WARD FRANCIS BENASSI X Every Y JS Lad1es Day DRE-AU XX lth Me ab X t en' -rfieaded Ebr college Bab .1 m Walk hopes to be a success ln l1fe seen all the gang occupatlon takmg out gxrls rlves h 47 Plymouth at d1sl1kes goxng steady loves assys ee frappes and Eng spaghetttx seen w1th Frankx 1sh flins 1lkES bo 1 V1nny and the boys our c s the Carver kui treasurer Prexy of S A S rl- o1n the A1r Force w1t basketball and track star 11kes always fightlng ln the gxrls ln general Kmgstons fav X rmagme h1m a boxer You ored llked A M member of look1n for trouble the Natlonal Honor Socxety What are you domg tOIllght9 L0mz'r'l' is NTINE It A Y ran d ' g n mouh Har w EK ecomjfan alrl UG e ess nd a we 453 n a te sqhoo 1155- een wxth IS at V k1e d Aud one 0 tl1IKKLg1rlslljun r m s a tuck-1-wo 1 qy o be don' wx e er Llz xr r sper a e y r 1 M cook I wonde I got t er gg1 drav R16 and BARBARA FRANCES BOSARI Bell Bottom Trousers Barb desxres to hear weddlng bells seen out North potato ChlpS and l1fe savers Joe ow about that' Betty Dot Pat Hoppy s-hates long assem bl1es 1n a 53 Dodge 1rl frlends boyfrlends frlend one of Mrs Whrtmgs glrls wants radxo 1n study ld0llZ8S Rock Hudson pet peeve Dor1s' What gave you the clue 1,0 ?1 zf5 I 'U' OJ 0 1 es goo y I CI' Pxzza o or Gr tml Mfg yffpff B0 UTIN came back to Fann1e Ann and Ermes full of gal always danclng e Force got? p1zza Englxsh IV at the mov1es the el1te Clifford of town I dont know ALVIN ELLSWORTI-I BOYER On WISCONSIN Peewee headed for the Un1 verslty of WISCOHSIH wants to be successful 1n 11fe got wrlt ers cramp for Barrett loves southern frled ch1cken basket ball star 11tt1e fingers and Carol 11k6S to hear Ma and Jeff argue that th1rd perlod study Ellsworth hlS g1rl sells pamt for h1s father IS he a wlse guy? Look at Barretts head' Tue Someday My ome f lp to the 1rg1n ce S boy fl L ds hor e b ck rndmg Y CS R1 ' 9 esA les swxm the bass 1n a n o Knock er daddy? lpackard If Off h Boom Horrors to be' ANN lttle Blt In pen Pa n or Pem k wants m Socle y bec gs squa ancm a e T V com rc1a1s lla 1sc 1t boun pjrl ruesd e Hospx a n o be a n anded' 1- ture X engag d her w1th es a se 0 Aho would do 1 own h1te bea CD US Seen W 'V s1n s 1n the I le Club 8 x so heard 1n the Debatlng gerna o eles JANICE ,kg AW No Other Love L 7 Jan 9-Number pleasq gnrl loves chlck n Oh yBrother' a certam umor boy dnslxkes home ork httlex sxster Gxrkk- seen th Clalre Aud Dot Pat Pussy and Mar1 rl remem r the, party 1 s to play lano +1 Bobby ' by ' Bobby' desltes to be Betty Grable loves to talk Ford Dramatxc Club dlS1lk6S Transcnptxon Wanna Go www-Jae CANEVAZZI Ur 0 15 I illglllll us r swun ln cant walt for study r managers 1rk man pxpe puffer y 1cense rup fan tr1g whlz d you get that p1ctur 1m w1th a dr1ll 1n hls hand worklng on Dxttmar WW jf Y' Q 302 Honor Group sweet k1d' Cub seen wxth Carolyn and Danme Muslc theory Oh that You re a AUDBEY MARIE CARR Ma Pe't1te S orty C5 f n1a here I come wants to Jom the Waves ddesnt l1ke belng late both ered by school sm1les loves roast beef seen workmg 1n F W Wodlworths w1th Mary enJoys field hockey basketball and softball 11 to be a good roller skateg-Yzotpcutel plays plano she s an aunt l1kes M1ss Kelly Melody of Love that General Cler1cal good thlngs come 1n small packages Hurry NICHOLAS JAMES CARREIRA Botch A Me Nxck a Red Sox fan green eyed brunettes pet peeve Boyer a spaghettl and tortell1n1 boy 11.fe member of Hogans Un1 versxty Ssst Sssst Ssssst w1th Weasel B1z T030 and Lxver l1ps one of those buck fanat1cs plcture h1m a clarxnet player ln Goodmans band one of M1ss qu1et Lets clean our locker 4' RITA ANN CAPPELLA Bell Bottom Blues Gabby would l1ke to be mar r1ed by 1960 secretly wants to be a great dancer Tassys see the world hates cats dxgs popular musxc the most crazy about Artlel 1lkCS to have fun go swimmxng spec1al let ters are rece1ved seen wxth Soma and the gang talk talk talk wants to go places Jeep rldmg l1kes long haxr June' temper' swoons wlth S1n cerely I can't wa1t ' Ps favontes I get so s1ck and t1red' DANIEL CATON Young Man Wxth a Horn Danny works 1n the A8aP always cru1s1ng around town seen with ToJo B12 and Nxck l1kes tall blonds b1g xnterest 1n Manomet our great trum peter would l1ke band every per1od a Mxss Pope fan IC ture hum the leader of a Jazz band headed for U of Mass Mo va ca' -1 . r- NW 4' , Ybllfal 1 , I K! :Z NJ N C A P K-- ' ' l ' ' n o s ' Ja 4, b - I si 1, y .- . t 1? 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LP.- 1 X WALTER RUSSELL CLEVELAND The Quxet Man Russ a future bunldmg con strnctcr lxkes roller skatxng hates of all thmgs sharp nolses one of those Manomet guys handsome llkes 1ce cream seen wrth Verkade Gage and Bunny those frequent trrps to Buzzards Bay IS he really qu1at dreams of dating Marx lyn Monroe Its Jamce for m CONSTANCE MARIE DIEGHTON Juke Box Saturday Night Conme can hardly wart to graduate peeved wlth catty gxrls arrxves at one mmute to elght llkes roller skating bOWllng and partles her secret desxre thats a secret lakes G M s famous spaghetu Whos got a beautxful baby speclal mterest xn Colonlal restaurant frxendly works for her daddy one of the Drzzy Dames Oh how I hate to get up 1n the mormng' it RITA ANNE DIETLIN JACQUELYN COURTNEY Youll Never Walk Alone Jackxe comptometer opera tor destmatxon Alaska cuts a mean figure eight on skates Tassys shes his gal hates homelessons would like to eat from paper plates seen w1th Audrey Agnes and the Dlzzy Dames gray Plymouth Arts and Crafts a tall man secret deslre to be m H D s duffle bag' Got a letter' LULU MAE CURTISS She Wore A Yellow Rlbbon Lollle marriage hopxng for a successful and happy future a Plymptoman favorite hang out Jlms loves pizza Held hockey pet peeve gum chew ers and Hoot walkers Glee Club seen wxth Tommy Joan and Jean works at Winthrop Atkms lucky Mrddleboro secret desire to be prmclpal of PHS for a day So what ll we do now 2 dl Pretty Baby Reedee U of Mass future medxcal techmclan Sunsetters dancmg Glee Club secret desxre to skm dive Cest la Vne Debating Club Sclence Semmar seen wxth the Mes Amres dunples peeved by a cross country star bothered by physlcs doll aspires to be the only glrl to run the four mmute mrle I never have enough txme' Unchalned Melody Dxzzy drlvmg around m an G all hxs gas to us roam around posslbly a mech anxc remembers Wlesbaden arty German IS h1s mama survlves on Wemershmtzel hrs secret wlsh CENSORED' real delxberate and so slow movmg does he work'P Take me back to dear old Doltch land 'D ID ANLE SHING Zek 1 6t e srast he d hem ry m e zo m ea o her 9 Y b PAUL DISALVATORE Thls Is My Confesslon Mr Guxdaboms pet peeve grnpes about cafeterla food slck the first day of huntmg and deer season pxcture him the Kmg of Italy around In a 56 Olds I dndnt do anythmg lm mnocent I tell you wants to see the world hrs black bomber class monitor for VI perxod A M-escape from Plym outh works at five and ten Romano s h00dSlea for lunch You happy. or what has ,, Q' tn ' -' - D ' . . -' 1 .A I , h. 1 X - , . ,I - . .. v , I 1 l 'QV I, at is e- ' - - U ' 'Z - 4 ca ' 4 ' - ' '- - I Y ' -- ' ' . 1 . ,,- . - . 1 ' 4 . 1 . ,, f 'IX - RICHARD ALLEN DIOZZI 'A H - M..- ' 41- it : ' '- ' - Q j . . .Z Av H . - n A ' - ' , , A , - W - 1 or Pl g - ' - ' . - h 'I S ll - - ' - ..C ., - , , V A Q, 'I ,, . f . . . 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' - ' - .. 4 I r N ,1 ' 'D 1-:ng .cL ' DOTEN RICHARD vAL1:N'nNo 'Do Aslyou V9 d Be Did By ' -works in Cordage Lab nother jazz man master of t bonel and ba a Bru1ns an lves IL HSSYS .ham ggprs Mus ownelyie 'right a d SAS n d s s y dl hes sift Waltl land Jxm headed for the servxce lxkes Jam sessxons 10 years hence a b1g name 1n the Stan Kenton Band Hey you havent pald u 1 THOMAS MERIWEATHER DOTEN Cry of the Wxld Goose Jnngo at Roseland hkes h1llb1l1y muslc pxcture hxm a game warden hates purple sh1rts bagged a deer Home Arts huntnng w1th Bub wants to r1de h1s horse to Cahfornxa N G corporal works 1n trout hatchery debates ln Mr Mul lens thmks Mr Nunez would look fine wear1ng a sword and a plumed hat Go b1g Am Fo IS e Mountam Jun ug 1 hockey bank record flend h gang 10 cent a o l r tar es1 Rome d lres usta ol weather hav1 the 6 r spag ettx a fr1ed clams lymouth Savmgs Bank foohsh Phyls Serlous y no kxddxng' CYNTHIA ANN FERGUSON Stardust C1nny to become an alrlme receptlomst wants to own her own convertlble oh to hy to LOUISIBHB dlslxkes homework and kneesocks another fan of Mrs Urann poetry yes loves rav1ol1 psychs for the b1rds seen w1th Carol and LOUISE found occaslonally 1n the Da1ry Bar I got a letter too' H5 E '- FERNANDES I-rel-handy idea y 'ck r le fu e wi h Uhcle as y s e r B tners r ha d hkes ar es or N31 espec1ally My o n B always xshlng has anatomy wlth els down at the Bowling A ley a cook' part txme stu dent at Hogans Umversxty gotta work JO ES FERREIRA hh y hnny o n n 1 u e 'F 1 5 conom a e a arre Aven e vor tea er stu ous b 1n th corrl dor local rcha most ty AF stea m es efflc Ge ut' CAROL BROOKS FOLEY Chmatown My Chmatown our Pllgrlm Ed1tor ln Group hates TISQUC Jokes SAS teasmg Dxck longs to hve ID a garret ln Parls M Frlends that wmter carnual G1r1 s State pretty P1lgr1m Deep Purple muslc to dream by that black halr and blue eyes MIT llbrary next fall It s My Age CAROL ABN FORNI When We Come of Age Bubbles 'That guy ln the A1r Force' M1ChlgaH bound a certam fellow WM' JlmS wlth C1nny June and Lou1se that wavy blond h 1r fun cusl kes homewoxk forever SlTl11lng ln Splle of It secretly deslres to fly to Japan Got a letter' happy go lucky rel 151168 turkey wants to spend her l1fe wxth Wayne Terrlfic D . - am . ob X t ' . msg? 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' ' - TI-IERESA MARILYN FURTADO Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White Terry -medical secretary to a famous doctor-pet peeve: one arm drivers - Number Please -one of the KK girls- loves tuna fish and tonic-1i- brary staff green armored truck seen on secret missions with Cookie plays piano would like to be Diana Lynn 0 you know Dramatic Club dance committees Oh for Petes sake' JOAN ORENCE GELLAR Tropica Isle X accountant pet peeve homelessons why get up early? 6th period study seen most with Wanda and L admires Liz Ta lr works at Gellars X likes ort hair hates t come home rly on summer nsights friendly'-people Mano metfih the summer oh to travel to Ha-wan'-1 Hurry up it? late X1 GERALD FURTADO Mr, Sandman Lerd -bound for the service -picture him an admiral in the Portugese Navy-likes to bowl -seen with Zeke and Dave- hates to walk-banana splits- scholastic genius-spend time at Teve's Emporium -likes cars - look at his hot Studebaker!- rides around with the North Plymouth boys- Cut it out! W ff. A f J - RQHALD 1 A' RD of ' K W n r - ' f'Fe ' - - Air or - eco et ace- e , e 1 s d, listen o ' -disl' J g t at een ' ' - ,and , 1 ' fot- ,-: bas a ar-' s 'A ' ' I e t a : -w' ali s er 'g p 5 u stuyo 1 o. cr, l 4 W ' he 0,4 or F t 4 8 ik f a I p a ' 4 il :W Nu i ea -- . 1 ' - ' n, y o o u 31 W 11: I . p 1 gl f ,fi d - m .J L P ' i f PAULA GODDARD My God and I Polly - missionary work -des- tination Philippines-would like to see world-wide peace-quiet like a mouse-seen with Carole, Marilyn, and Carla-loves to read -- roller skates - lobster - one of Mama Uranns chllluns thrives on psychology helps to keep the patients haPPY at Jor dan Hospital a Plymouth Beach hermit Oh' GERALD ANTON GOODWIN :. The Happy Wandere Gerry French whiz seen with Lou Wis and Sice he Rocket Oldsmobile-vacations IH North Plymouth during the win ter those dented fenders golf pro the prettiest caddy in the state Sandra our Junior Prom picture him winning the Grand Slam the most under paid hunter Ex V P Yes Ill give you a stick of gum where should I send the ill WM will EUGENE rims is Glu. f Whlsfl Wm You GEORGE WILBUR Govom Gen uan, Nick bagg' BtonC pic mamo J W ' M K -,ni .fav of H ,to iz a het 1 a f otel May er coupe t o e g es picture him a L ln in the an Amerie n rac M1 Pyle shell d in rs 5 in second and roud of you Qfvae y Time Is Your Time Sonny Air Force in Jims Restaurant picture hlm a pizza deer hunter drives a hot fish truck after school In Ro manos another Valentino loves that Italian food likes 8 the funny side of life How about that? .20 fam, If 'VX 4- YW I ' - i u h . i - ' . l- H , I I i 1 . 5 1 K ' f x I , . , Jo -N p - -- : . y . I . - t 'T I HQ- . I up ' , ' - Q' ' . t . 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I n 1441, hu , , , ,' a ' . 1 ,u f ..-' - '- 4' A - J -I Y. .. 6 S :ef Y- . n r I JUDITH LINDA GREEN On W1ngs Of Song Judy destined for Lake Erie College wants to see the world sings in the Glee Club that mus1c1ansh1p class future teacher seen w1th Carol Lols Jean and Mar11yn-dislikes preJ udlced people her l1ttle black cat secretly deslres to be a re cording star cute earrmgs thoroughly excitable Walt til I get to college then th1ngs w11l be different' K ,Q y d o he U N C rguing with tes Q ards s ra en a e pock t at. t house or Stengs a left in basketball PH S Bob Feller homework on a pool table I st11l say the Bru1ns are ter rible STUART ALB RT erpetpalfjvlot G 1.1 1-Vhkes girl I ect 1 mouth 1 ians recor e t a s n an anot r spo t fana quiet a s o marri I 1 h e Z' FA IE S ADAWAY 2 jfw tr l her mi dle Ham? make money x 9 ved gumg d1s kes rsfday mgh pre es d skating ecret y b ew el one ilir l h1t1n s rls seen 1n a green nv tl e-oh that d r a C tonv1lle gal who she and Joyce to w 1n a bank a wi e someday I dont know' L..'5 il.,-X ' u I , if MARY CAROL HARNEY When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Happy Pilgrim Art Editor VISIODS of Mass Art M A Treasurer that French pronoun ciation Sunsetters wants to live in Greenwich Village-those notes to Carol spiffs with Pat haunts the Saquish talk talk' Oh those corny Jokes talented Woolworth s most valuable worker hkes square dancing hails from Nel son Street Ise got my eyes on you MARCIA KATI-IARINE HASZ I Believe Mushy the Milkmaxd one of the two P K s she s off to Con cordia secretly desires to fly a Jet sauerkraut and onions her drosophxla science whiz kid dreams away on Bachs music admires C B F s ab1l1ty to Wflte poetry ardent square dancer with Mes Amies to speak French l1ke a Parisienne Are you hstemng Mr Y PAULINE CLAIRE HEATH 15? ' LISSA X QKWAY jj Allnie' figfifollr Gun innier-s headedljdr t e Waves K -mints to act e al yiof her is ' s enzzgive Keo- ple 1kes t a fishy- another of M Kriig 's stir p ils- as- e' f Orsr in. 't e Brown ?Z- v e-s rt star -- seen wi h Manome gang - D.C.H. -o 'of the seniors in French I - recess with a certain sopho- more - Why? Tennessee Wig-walk Salty -she and Jan-oh that letter from Sanna Baby -dis- likes shorthand - thrives on Ital- ian food-picture her as Galdie Hill-pays Tassy's help with juke box nickels for hillbilly records-a Murray St. resident -what's in Wheeling, W. Va?- one of Mama Urann's chilluns' -pet peeve: Burch -oh, that pony tail!-living in them thar hills- I hate people. JMEN EKIVI CAROLYN RUTH HOLMES C est Magn1fique Holmsxe to become a nurse headed for I-lawau dlSllkeS homelessons and poor sports seen w1th Carol M another pxzza eater one ot Mxss Kmght s hoopsters field hockey fan Johnny favorxte class DhySlC3l educatxon-dr1ver tra1n 1ng WhlZ 300 h1tter ln softball That ought to learn ya' 1 loves a e Sl llkes get ng car Cr t a se arole Carla a l xve White woo s Glr ro er nk coat wants o 0 ood loves bo kkeepmg estern Songs Mlnky tters How about t t pxzza ad s J ES RONALD EDWIN LAWRENCE JOKINEN Money Money Money Eddle h1s Olds lsnt good enough wants a Jet Edavxlle M1lwaukee fan down w1th the Red Sox ch1cken dmners wants a souped 55 Bel Air rhythm and blues quxet type wants a class 1n bed testmg oh that blond haxr MARJORIE ANN KINGMAN Song of the Barefoot Contessa Marne seen workmg 1n Mc Lellans wants to have her own home- loves P1228 seen w1th Sue d1sl1kes homelessons would llke to have her own drlver tralmng car pet peeve SUSIE wants to travel d1sl1kes problems one of Carver s Belles seen but not heard loves to dance goes steady JCW the IIIrd Oh Gosh ELLA MAE ov iw NGSL 41 L W K ITZMACHER Here In My Heart Krltz test tube washer Sylv1a works ln Cordage Lab-drlves 51 Nash thrlves on steak llkes M1ss Kelly Mr Romanos head d1me collector dlSllkeS 11 23 assembhes-seen w1th Larry plays n band hlS l1ttle cous1n Carol w1l1 soon b clxmbmg telephone poles-loung mg around study hall I dont belleve lt' Ol-IN M MAKI Sem 0 the M rmes mg an huntmg legged deer nd fish g1rl an glrls klng p sc ool he st Just loves to eat spag e 1 meat ball man 1 e of J 1m s Restaurant ell have a ball' ET , NNBf'L EUX I Love P ep operator A1r wlth cky a yn work re her a1r5tfrt Is that curl natural would change places w1th Janet Lelgh plzza a Woolworth g1rl pet peeve brother Pans here she comes' What I mean' Jore Thy Kno e ary -t cr ty 1 Mrs XBetty Ann W 19 l1fe J 914 a Mya legal 1t1n 5 helpe IC r w'1th10 1ds cr s ola -4 b wlmg or 0ClCty an I onor s E w1th and! ot LQ tlcket seller would 11 to take short hand,-gk 150 d mmute Oh, no ow about that dred 1 aff sych test 1 es e p S A S Jack called' hkes her Grand mas cookmg cheers for the boys Oh those brothers of m1ne' No really Man l 0 o tr , pet cre slxke S1 1 S lkCS 0 ri A u an ,secretary 1ng around rota s h xstance ldge d Plym 0 E eSHANA I Q n Annl eer 1n the skles ess llfe wlth Ray th the ang Glee lgrl asslstant h loved In ve two pesty nd RK ha e the tan between Plym w mpshlre secret o go back to Indla You know I do' INI o o e study p s nolds see cotton on Co ey Isl nd I dont SONJA MAKI I Would Be True Son wants to get r1ch des t1nat1on Who knows' her l1ttle slster eats chlcken and r1ce Spanlsh style l1kes HA w1th Mrs Kmgman shes a Carver telephone operator seen wxth Rita and M1ckey Owen she s got a llcense now lend mg Kleenex to Carol always smllmg hkes to eat before re cess Number please CAROL JANE MAROIS Tenderly One of the gang wants to travel collects 10 cent a week h to be a secretary lets abolxsh homework wlshes the post man would hurry-chlcken yum' J1m1ny Crlcket that Jun 1or year a certa1n semor pet peeve people who are always late hkes Steno II 11ves1n Stumptown Daddys helper she and JD Auntle Carol Hey Oh Golly' ...A bac ga le XEEQARD INZI x fand 1ng ar e - o ex a omeles ns m he J unlo in sslcal r on s o e Press a t A an hkes 1 he oes he re y 1ke one of t r Cut 1 9 111ed the c n or ought It RITA EMILY MATINZI Sxsters IS o be a :ae e r e e an e c r t ma el' U HVC car loud 1r1s See 3 Rob 143 a s of ar led ee -. Club f reayi ould llke tovbe anager of a ment store- Oh my b er ROBERTA ETHEL MATINZI Never Such Devoted S1sters Bobby seen w1th Rlta and KKs Mrs Gardners General Clerlcal class Llberaces prlv ate ha1rdresser hates long ha1r llves 1n the North Plymouth F1re Statlon-d1sl1kes loud colors -one of our bank tellers t be Peggy Kmg saved our Jr Prom w1th her carnations sxsterly love member of the Glee Club Who you kn1tn for ,sg H979 .. ,. A gli 1' e-T -' ' - ' ' ', -9- - E - ' of - ' - ' , - fi d e nlana - H Q n f. - 3 d t f . - . ' S 3 . . .- ' , - o an e ' - -' - '--' ' .-' Q f d i ' ' - - . 1 5 NO - .. ,, .. ' ., - f If . I 0 , fx ,qu ,L L0 l L 1 X If b Yo ' ai r ' .uf -1 ou p r X f M ' h g-a -ff ,-,N ' , . a lh K as tor c i? We?-.e ,'- G I . f '?' e . - t er' J t y. s h't -noe ll i -' ,et . ' - 's -. vi La hz- k n e - . . .- d . l-, I t I, U ,- .. inn- - , K 5 I ,A TT .- TU - ' q, X3 -n o ' A ' .9 fm: . ,F E' . e ! 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Y - 1' . . . .-'- - 0 WALTER JOSEPH McCANN Smarty-Pants Buckf' - Newton's loss was our gain - loves progressive jazz - rather intelligent - basketball star - grey bucks - off to Har- vard - another Ma fan - those plaid vests - pizza fan - THE red - hat boy - slick dresser - Honor Group - all-round guy - would like to own an orchard of money trees - picture Mac selling Buicks for perhaps Pontiacsb - IV fig, COITIG DON MEDARA Little Brown Jug Portugee -headed for college -wants to become a pilot- spends much time in Stang's -dislikes witches but likes girls in general-likes to sleep in physics-seen with Caton and Hall- Vice-President of our class-track and cross-country star-likes to keep score for P.H.S. basketball games-four t at be Dgb- Glee C you re' :LL-5-,aff ,., as , V. it , letter man-a certain blond. ,. 4? 9' -5 x f f-' f 1 ,fy ' X N fffgiinoi. AN MEL If I Had A Talking Picture Of You Headed for Vermont-wants to travel-hates making that 8:00 bell - dislikes homework - a person who eats anything-likes gym - another Urann fan - seen with Holmsie-a dead-eye in basketball-tennis and hockey star-her mother's her guide- the quiet type-driver training whiz- Real jazzy! PETER SPRINGER MILLER If You Knew Susie Pete -those K.K. commercials -whiffle and white bucks- a whiz at math-our track star- God's gift to Plympton -another red-hatter-likes boogie piano -our T.V. star-may consider Harvard - N R O T C boy - likes soph. girls-would like an all boy senior math class-picture him the only boy cheerleader at P.H.S. - 'Simply sterling. CLAIRE ANN MITCHELL An Apple For The Teacher Bridgewater bound-one of the gang-liked French and Miss Jacques- You got the car? - ' chemistry and- What are you I 1 wearing? -basketball and ten- ' nis-cute chick-likes dramatics A -soda jerk-picture her a nurs- ery teacher-makes good pizza - Who's going? 1 Jbu F' . ,J ' A N . RQBALD FRANCIS,MORAiW My Gal sal 5 I Ronnie -in 1lI'l'S Efdifrant with Paul, Tas and! tchet- ' another Marlon Brando-dlhis ateur wood-worker.- buiglvig 4 ...Y guillotine for Mr. - -N-N- s Nuney - Sally - Wants. a '53 J Merc. Convertible - horned' Carver boy - good cartoon t, hij, masterpiece, the Hatchet one canvas. LEO ANDREW MORIN A We're Coming, Leo e A ' Hatchet -headed for Bonne- ville Race Track to be a car jockey - fishing fanatic - that Ford '49 with duals-abolish school-hates Englishg too much work-loves Home Artsg plenty to eat-Scratch, Clam, and Von - Oh to own a fast custom car! - You happy or what? ' ,,si Y JOANNE MOSHER Smlle lt J wants to own a yel1o xo ol e Ford convertlble marriage n s y halr l1kes to talk on the telephone see lths would hke to meet Robert 11 es Mr R a e of the Wagner seen wxth Norma a North Polly Jan and Mol loves BLTSJ P m s-Daddy s R 8: B records d1sl1kes hv eSo olate cake 1ng ln Carver and typmg that lper Betty 49 Chevle would l1ke to be :ure d 10 cent a Klm Novak a one man gal e k ollector would hke tc Joanna Banana George Lets net Leigh tlcket seller I cant remember hos got the car ton1ght forgot l rlghty RODMAN ELLIS NICKERSON Goxn F1shm Skxppy future date wxth Uncle Sam ambxtxon IS to make money 39 Ford Wxmmm pet peeve game wardens with Gerry Joe D111 Inky and Old Betsey those rxch lobster fish ermen eats vemson llkes track secretely desxres to run a four mlnute m1le one of the Chlltonvxlle boys he his dog and h1s gun gnd star fre quents the trout hatchery By Cracky' JUDITH ANN NUNEZ Lady of Spam Judy headed for college wants to be a medxcal technol ogxst d1sl1kes fast dr1vers loves slxced chlcken sandwlches seen w1th Erme Jean and Maggxe SAS hockey star Jxmmy terrlflc personalxty Manomet sprout a whxz t scholastlc exams good all around glrl does she see clearly? Why IS MISSISSIPPI so far from Manomet J' J!! RICH D RONALD EEFE How G n It Be, ound for, t ser nts to p y dent of Portugal trav ostonjwlth Perk ISIIKV eachers and schol neral 25126 pizza eate likes Mrs m see with Perljx Clam Hat h ancyB1zf that free food A works 1n the ckli add dxme lxkes stuw e ods Belt a smelt 1 I l RONALD WINDSOR PA'I'1'ERSON Cahfornla Here I Come Pat destmatlon Alr For e seen ln Lxppys bound for Cahforma huntmg ln the Car ver woods hates necktles and rolled down shlrt sleeves foreman of 6th perxod shop argumg wlth Paul ham burger and steak man Bev pxcture hxm breakxng the sound barrner ln a 1et propelled Merc real sharp dresser You bet ter belleve that LAWRENCE JAMES PAUL Wish You Were Here Larry A1r Force here h comes PHS great all Amerlcan JP-unusual mterest ID used cars plzza fan would lxke to abolish all homework basket ball star a loafer wlth Ca lona Ben and Franny qulet type most athletnc' what a volce' Come on Larry put xt through Better belleve lt' JONATHAN AUSTIN PERKINS Hold My Hand Perk a lxvlng doll huntmg and pool enthuslast drnves hxs Bel Alr wzth OKeefe Fedy and Regglam ln the workshop football star headed for bus mess school halls from Carver pxcture Perk a hero ln the Rose Bowl plays baseball Do your Engllsh Cla1re money What do you say DONALD FRANCIS PERRAULT The Skaters Waltz Don a cravmg for frled clams one of those amateur hockey players-Lols at Tassys hls 41 Merc to the 1r Force oh to be a ham fradlo that IST hates gettlng up on cold mormngs wlth Leo Skxp and D111 to run a 3 mmute mlle 1n 2 minutes pond glrls Oh ya' DIANE ESTHER P0'l'l'ER Roses for Remembrance Danny Rlttners School f Florlsts seen wlth Jeanne loves muslc always smllxng secret desire to be the first woman mayor of Carver Just a woods bunny Do you have an Asp1r1n oh to see the world Glee Club Dramatic Club our s1x footer flower commlttee Dld you do your 'I wAROLE D We B 8 we g bel eslre become a wr1 a et a Marllyn Ella Carla D nd Al Smlths would llke be prlnclpal of PH S da e C0mmlttE9S Al s better h hbrarlan future Kmgsto te Dramatic Club four b s of her own Oh that multlf cet sparkle' Gee what a grou ' THOMAS HENRY PICKLES Wlld Horses D111 headed for the Arr Force wants to be a State Trooper bowhng dlSl1keS g1rls hkes radlo wlth Mr Packard dlgs that hot Itallan food works lh Coopers Drug Store wxth Leo Sklp Steve Doug and Babe X country star tthat last race? a Urann fan runs the 440 MM but dont break problems 0 PHYLLIS BARBARA PBOCTOB As Tlme Goes By Phyl destmatlon photog rapher loves to travel does not like pesslmxsts detests bemg called qulet collectlng records frled chlcken Mrs Raymond and Englxsh llkes Problems of Democracy' whats Indxana got that Plym outh hasn t seen wxth Pat and Jan l1ke to be Mamle dreams of show busmess creatlve abll It ee' LEONARD JOSEPH REGGIANI Crazy Rhythm Lenny loathes that old mo tor likes scallops and French frles bakes bread and rolls dough what happened to the regular scope screens at the movies' thmk he ll ever get that date wlth Theresa Brewer' Out to Hoppys pxcture hlm takxng Gene Krupa s place at the drums hates Fords but h those Chevles Hey' MARY LOUISE PO Sweet and Lovely Cookle wants to be a fashlon deslgner coffee frappes t have a home for stray ammals S A S representatlve certam Brums fan bowllng her blg brothers M m m that mght at Hugos archery wants to go to Canada Poor Red Sox lxkes to play the plano Sun day mght movles press club Boy what Ive got to tell you Oh tremendous CARLTON RONALD RESNICK Mr Touchdown Carl Cornell bound foot ball star vamlla frappes Fresh and Soph glrls record fan farm hand lady knller lost money on football games xntramural star dynamxc per sonallty baby blue eyes wary of rafts puts the shot for track team debater S A S rep plays vlolm and accordlon for Mlle Jacques If I can get the car S11 vous plalt CARL-4 NN BINS t Ames 1 AR Un-'ml at be Mar ar ome IC her J g ana honey' DORA LEE ROULSTON How Important Can It Be' Doe headed for Green Mt Jr College secretly yearns for a house lnke Gmos some sxlly semor boys one of the gang Natlonal Honor Socxety peeved when the hyphen lS left out of her name tortellml muncher llkes cheering for the boys sports enthuslast bank teller Best Glrl Cltlzen Ma can have the car Oh bananas 1 has ROQJVALES t am ear ol er ms of uscxous d con clams ornmg on a d ght skatmg an hxll 1 m oh those 6 00 a ues ld H1story a Ce arvxllnan always seen wntmg letters Hes my I L Dlstanltj' Love 94' ji 4 way up ,tp e sticks Q ' Bos opp aro nd wlth M r al squ e d ncer to t al 1 hbra ow X gf ' JAMES ERNEST ROY Just One Of Those Thlngs Big Em that nolse IS lt an H bomb' an earthquake no Just Ermes ldea of a good muffler Chem whlz professors Fords next chxef designer Wllard of 104 hunting and tishxng 41 Plymouth Von Hatch and Wil bur Aabdzzh Her t Il e w all h ot Dame see' mg the e people with sense f humor' ro gressxve Ja spaghettl too Tadgell and Dody member of Hogans U PHS s 205 lb tackle that college Math' Oh to have Mr Pyle ln my hlstory class' hey McCann PETER RICHARD SAISA Musnc Muslc Muslc Pete hldden deslre to have Mr G for a pupxl a certaxn blonde soph pxcture h1m an all Amerlcan hates to be bored Jokey Robey and Bruce Oh Buddha them Jokes Sox and Celts Jane mtra murals star Carver Jets the loslng battle agalnst hxs Ford Stanghelllms Ohio State What ll we do' PATRICIA ANN SANTARPIA Pattx marrxage wants to be a hairdresser worklng at Elhs Haven a llght blue convert able cant walt to get out of school Home Arts wants to be wlth Cliff one of the Carver belles Mrs Kxngman fun to be wxth to see the world How about that very well then WINSOR THOMAS SAVERY Make Yourself Comfortable Wm the Merchant Marmes football fanatlc hlstory teach ers with Gene hes been workmg on the rallroad tEda vlllel likes Caddys and Jags a Naval reserve boy oh to be presldent of that 160 club Rxta Hayworth fan not MM hated Latm especxally Clcero gomg to get a soapbox from Mr Guxdabonl OK AUDREY SCAGLIABINI The Naughty Lady of 7,1 Shady Lane Scag -to be a private secre- tary for J.D.- Oh, to own my own air mail stamp machine - dislikes cars that keep stalling -always waiting for the mail man-a certain guy in the Air Force-seen with Jackie, Cin, nd the Dizzy Dames-works ' Buttner's- likes bookkeeping and typing-one of Mr. Pyle's librarians - You're wacky! ,' FJ. J M ' x-2, ky , . . , r, X , ELLIOTI' GERALD SEGAL ' A Slow Boat to China El -Tufts here he comes- piano player-idolizes Art Ta- tum-sells shoes to young girls in Dexter's-she's a freshman -with Carl, Rube, and Phil- KK commercials-likes jazz Cpianol -future ambassador to Russia-gets lost on cross coun- try courses-doctor in 15 years -big brown eyes-and chemis- try-authority on communism - Who stole my French book? PHILLIP NELSON SHERMAN i Goofus Phil -soda jerk in Cooper's- model airplane fiend - those corny jokes - future doctor - Kingston! where's Kingston?- headed for Tufts-6th period study-seen with El, Carl, and charlie-bachelor?-'-oh to be E,-' like Don Eliot -Spike Jones and Jackie Gleason fan -picture him with a pipe-always sick! - Hey, Rube. My .J CY TH S ONS ' - ts to lfild a super ig ay etw Carver and ro - is es pink shirts s w- to eat izza and e ice am-Eng classes - n w' Aud ey nd Marge st ar's ch m brain-al- a X iling - - fond of Mi Locklin-ter Bc personal- alit Fights with Phil - How T Q abo that! GARY ALLEN SMITH Warsaw Concerto Smitty -seen with Cooky - love those blue eyes-with A1 and the boys-keeps Lelands in business - thrives on coffee frappes-one of Miss Downey's S.A.S. boys-argues with Kenny about the Bruins-headed for B.U. School of Public Relations -picture him playing first base for the Card's- Savery's Lane, Here I come! -1 9: PRISCILLA ANNE SIMTH A Little Bit of Heaven Fuss -Business School-a good skater - her Study - wants to be a secretary-one of the KK girls-likes to play the piano- a North Plymouth gal-a Deb- bie Reynolds fan-omce assist- ant-seen with Pat, Boggie, Vickie, and Aud-dramatic club -dislikes tive passenger cars- sweet smile - likes psychology - Bookkeeping II - I-Ionestly. A l fl y ' ,V I, , ,I GEN 'JO QESPINCK Q ,' avy 'ocke ' M X ' C . college - n - lie-East Car- ver- kes s, t those per- sisten n .-th Carver hills -d' hythm d Blues-J g Wuld li be Preside r of 5 he! U.S. et peeve: in I juni ' fr6l'n C -s - er esir ' t gr singer 'LMI righty, swe ie! . 1 l JOHN LAWRENCE STAPLES ' The Kid's Last Fight Jack -seen in Churchill's Gas Station-with Bunty and Joe- model airplanes- Staples will you please clear those girls away from your desk and start study- ing -likes to sleep late-juicy steaks-star guard for P.H.S.- big Buicks - all-American guard at B.U. - sleeping in class - What's new? I PATRICIA LYNNE STEFANI Beautxful Beautrful Brown Eyes Patty nursmg SAS secre tary dramatic club dance committees plzza and apple p1e dxsllkes homelessons argyle knee socks seen wxth Boggxe Terry Aud V1ck1e and Pus Jerry Lewls pal number pleasc glrl that naturally curly ha1r co chairman of Junlor Red Cross secret deslre to glve E a klss Oh kl 1 DANIEL FREDERICK TONG That Old Black Magxc Dan works m Alden Jew elry seen wlth Mary Phylhs oh' that red wavy halr plays trombone ln band hkes psy chology headed for the Navy smart dresser dxslxkes vocab tests thrives on spaghetti great magxclan would hke to outdo Fu Lmg picture Dla mond Dans name rn lxghts ALFRED TADGELL Over the Ralnbow Al seen wxth Walt and Jlm the quxet type? works mn Bradley s-sax player the blue eyed blond Northeastern bound a loyal Braves fan dxslxkes popular music thrxves on Jazz all food except flsh a Le lands patron picture hlm a successful buslness man Hey Dad' whats the scene' CHAR S ANIE ASSINARI A IR Judy North auto ran Larry nas b nl a future t t asketball and a hlm a star lxke ranny s All Round of Coach Mullens and Rogers boys gunner Tassmarx those John L eyebrows llkes Engl1sh Can I go to the gy m YL DAVID VAU N T0 Sh Bo m Von blast: to Whxte wrx rig Nun 1C ure him cor br aker at B nnevxll good echamc-ob reakm nomet desxre t a movle ar hot 49 For good dres ser a certaln brunette Town Brook SefVlC6 Statlon Man you re nowhere ndE9 doggers CLAIRE MARIE VICTORIA Who Stole My Heart Away? VlCkl8 Salem State hopes to Jom the future ranks of teach ers our llttle class secretary office assxstant Unforgettable seen with the KKs Dots pet peeve' scrap books spec1al1zes ID moods St Marys Junlor Organxst blue songs Perry Como fan ballet for me-butch er s daughter-deslres a 90 bowl 1ng June 19 key tlckler VINCENT PAUL TASSINARI Jr Stolen Moments Vmny Navy seen xn North Plymouth plcture hxm as an admlral of the fleet a pretty Junior debates with H01mSl6 on the way to Brockton U S N R lnkes most brothers hot Ford dxshkes most brother usmg hot Ford wants to steal Plym outh Rock attack the first Fort L A Rams Paul Ronme and Hatchet Radxo ham hunter wants to be a hermxt You ll be sorry MARIE ANN VIELLA Oh Marle Chxcken Hawau slaves t Marthas Gift Shop seen most wlth Mary and Lyn Brldge water State Teachers College to be a world traveler pxzza and Elmers detests going to bed early Mrs Whmngs helper fly to Mars seen roller skat mg down the Bay Boys be tween 19 21 wow' Oh well thats l1fe' 'TF JANICE MAE WALL Celery Stalks At Mxdmght Jan destination marrlage to be a lady wrestler dlgS Rock n Roll muslc B1lly 48 Plymouth Polly her bet ter half loves frxed chxcken dlsllkes male drlvers Mr Mul len and h1s problems that long long hair would make a good member of Mr Pyles 160 club always talkmg chewmg gum MARGARET BOSE WHALEN I Never See Maggne Alone Maggle bound for nursmg school wants to nurse handx capped chlldren dxshkes crazy drnvers eatmg frned clams Bobby hockey and basketball star llkes French wzth Miss Jacques works in the Dairy Mald Erme Jean and Judy tremendous personality rldmg back and forth from Manomet those PJ partles wlth the klds BARBARA ANNE ww MAN Dance Ballerna' Dance J If Barbv' marrxagel-hyqglwl if e to be a tellef co capt ln of fclfee leaders pet, 136429 homevtopk 51211114 See the ang Tlghor Soclety las colors commltt LeLs 'go Hurry,u ' rrler yearns to 'be a tlun as N ncy est glrl our Beffdtf class lovely smlle Gee whxz' DAVID WATSON Green Years Dave seen at Mels plcture hxm throwmg knlxes at Mr N 1n the ble top Dunkln Donuts I smell smoke 1n the base ment hot 36 Olds at Jlms hasnt done a homelesson ln four years wants to sabotage the shop sleepy seen roarmg through Qumcy defender f our natlon National Guard 1 dont check your act -'af SI-IIB Y ANN WILLIAMS Al nders Ra and v fut e teacher eep WZ ftqvschyfl boys to do BYI le l om Sout plc h C 1res s o 'gp at the H cou p sxx 0 does rou W s o chec s a W1 Msg? rg e For go sakes' STEPHEN CHARLES WINOKUR Ruby Rube bound for the Unlver s1ty of Vermont would 11ke to run the theater h1s own way llkes to sleep ln school w1th Doug Carl and El hates los mg arguments to Doug hxs hot Dodge loves French frled po tatoes wlth ketchup basketball star headed for the track team? dlS1lkBS qulet glrls good per sonallty dead eye Looky looky looky' WANDA WEEKS Smcerely Wheatles estl tlon Florxda amblt to b m a f8Shl0h Lunch sxx erlod y ugh' seen eve wher oan and the su mer ilck spe a 1 mg 1 to lness no kj m p1 z to have convertl wxches oh, to trave -N h, great ' V any X t of Dre ms Ili A usme oo pxzza ange cr to e knlt ghjhe dance corxfptttiz 1 Y ha lid' xtt ster wxth Patt and V1ck1e s 1 News gym p zz to have a car Smxley NORMAN JOSEPH WOOD A Man Chases Girl Skip any co ge takes him I don t k at I ll do when I get ther 1t1c fan ice c eam alser and somethmg u els one of s c er Oh to teach M olmes pigeon racer feels that the dxo course should be replaced by one ln TV Waka Jove' MARILYN ZAVAL I Got Rhythm Lynn PHS s pianist dlgs that Dave Brubeck Jazz' keeps gum companies in busl ness Tassys Kingston boys BU School of Music one of our fashion plates a Currxers glrl seen in a gray Plymouth the KK Girls Jeanette Oh those problems' Whos at U of Mass? Gee' the Theory' Unique earrings- Let s go some place JOHNS N OY a Fhp t H es We ch stro s ent type 1 che! e s for the Phlls he a Jackie Glea an at the Boys Oh picture him in Hawau with Hallx Loki I that r1ght JOHN JOSEPH ZANIBONI Take Me out to the Ball Game Toodles -going in the U.S.A.F. but doesnt know what he ll do when he gets there-another Red Sox fan-Dom the profes- so -pioneer in Home Arts' or is it poisoneer?-all food' its the best- Here today gone to- morrow! -at Pals lunch- My only dream is to see all young women teachers in High School. E ESE! iqxfos ZINANL et Hap t 'lgeco ja nurse!- ts to 1424 on ver on Mr ikes drlv r pet Jean ne of m ff of Mar?Raymond seen Judy e and ggxe hockey sketba me es h wxch end:gl'g2 1n he g drigl ers tr ck-ei ose papima e ga menu . - T for college-a ' 4'.- u u - those Latin ra lat' -gdislikes ' y roads ' ' ' nights till an- of pizza fried - , s,- xper'ence is' er fav- , ' teach rks at the V df oset H seen A th the ng- ra ut babi - to have chil en that wont get - older than tive-good basketball 3 and tennis player- Holy Cow! CLASS BANQUET ,466 lie 74w94 Zoe :fu When we were asked by the Nat1onal Soclety of the Daughters of the Amerxcan Revolutlon to plCk from our class our Best G1r1 C1t1zen Dora Lee Roulston came 1nto everyone s mmd Selected for character abxhty and servlce Dora Lee well deserves th1s honor Not only IS she gmfted Wlth a sparkhng personahty but she has also been the Honor Group a sp1r1ted cheerleader and one of the malnstays 1n g1rls sports she 1S planmng to attend Green Mountaln Jumor College 1n Ver mont It 1S w1th great pleasure that we salute our Best G1rl Cltllen Dora Lee Roulston SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right Claxre Vxctorla Secretary, Don Medara, Vlce Presndent, Douglas Beane, Presldent Howard Benassl Treasurer Av , n . . . . , - . , . 9 i i 1 . 9 ' . . , extremely active in school affairs. A member of 7 I I 7 . . . , . . 9 , - u JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right Joan Wh1t1ng Vlce Presldent Davxd Besegal Presldent Gerald Plmental Treasurer Jamce CBVICCIII Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right Suzanne Lekberg Secretary Clyde Brxnx Vxce Presxdent Stephen Buttner, Pres1dent Ronald Soares Treasurer - 1 v v 1 1 x - u - , Y u , v y - 74aze'4 77544414 Z The realm of muslc knows no boundarles Out of 1tS earller offsprmg dlscovered 1n the Jungles of troplcal countrles Jazz has embedded nts roots xn the saga of Amerxcan muslc Bands may be found lmprovlsxng on stand ards from hlgh school gyms all the way up to concert halls always trymg to attaxn that free flowrng style symbohc of Jazz At a recent Phrlharmomc concert 1n New York the crowds wxldly applauded the cool trumpet tones of Damel Caton and hrs quartet featurmg Al Tadgell on sax Marilyn Zaval on plano and Everett lDodyJ Doten on bass The smgers were Judy Green and Jean Caron who had just gradu ated from the Boston Conservatory of Musxc Durxng 1nterm1ss1on I recogmzed Douglas Beane talkmg to SOClallt6S Claire Vlctona and Nancy Mailim no doubt sohcltxng votes ln the comlng elect1on Pet1te Carol Marons had Just tw1sted her ankle on the staxrs and Drs Phllllp Sherman and Carlton Resnick lmmedlately trled to comfort her Peter Muller and Marcia Hasz emlnent psychologxsts asserted that she lmaglned the pa1n Ruta Dletlm and Pat Brady recognlzed the s1tuat1on as excellent materlal for use 1n theses for medlcal degrees Cynthia Snmmons one of New York s ten best dressed women was wearlng a hat that den1ed all laws of phys1cs Dr Phrhp Canevazzl who had lmproved the superson1c dr1ll for den tlstry was consultmg w1th Dr Mary K Bradley about h1s pedlgreed poodle I also heard Ralph Matmzl the Latxn professor at Plymouth Unlverslty d1s cusslng the Eastern As1a quest1on w1th Ambassador to Istanbul Bernard Barufaldn and Ambassador to Russla Ellnot Segal S1tt1ng beslde us were mathematlclan Ernestme Zmam w1th her promlnent New York secretary Eleanor Bates Wh1le dxscusslng counterpolnt w1th Edward Alshelmer and Paul Borsarn both accomplxshed musrclans I notlced the producer of th1s con cert Walter McCann, a connolsseur of fine Jazz wlth assistant Theresa Furtado the 1nsp1rat1on of the featured quartet Next I dxscovered some boys 1n a typ1cal football huddle and no wonder th1s group was com posed of Larry Paul 1965 All Amerlcan Jerry Goodwin Natlonal Golf Champlon Francns Barrett and Charles Tassmarl Celt1c stars tennxs star Kenneth Hall track star Don Medara celebrated Rose Bowl llnemen James Ruffin: and Jack Staples wxth sportswomen Myrna Hadaway Carolyn Holmes and Margaret Whalen Opp0S1te us I saw Carol Foley, edltor of Vogue, Wlth photographers Carol Melahoures and Charlle Barrett admxrmg the Mary Po orlgnnals of professxonal models Jams Anthony, Audrey Scagharml and Barbara Warnsman. As the house hghts dlmmed once more Anne LeShana, diplomat to Indra hastened her asslstants Claire Mxtchell and Phyllns Estes to the1r seats After the concert Thomas Doten and Leo Amlro wealthy horse own ers 1nv1ted us to the1r penthouse 1n Benjamin Andersons new multx m1l H - 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1 1 9 , - 1 . . . . . . 1 .. . . . . . . . . - 1 1 . . . . .. . . . . . . . . , . 7 ' 1 . .. . . . . I , - , . . . .. . . . . , - . . . .. . . .. . . .. . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3 1 ' 1 , . . l . . 1 ' 1 1 .. . . . . u . 1 1 1 1 I O . 1 1 1 1 . . 1 , . . .. .. 1 . . ... . 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' .. . . .. , .. 1 l1on dollar hotel on 5th Avenue Whlsked away by l1mous1nes drxven by professlonal test drlvers Paul D1Salvatore Eugene Gull, Edward Joklnen and Harold Lammmmakl, we arrlved at our dest1nat1on wxthout a scratch Ann Alberghxm and Dora Lee Roulston, famous for thexr socxal affaxrs led us 1nto the l1v1ng room whxch had been transformed 1nto a musrcal falryland by Carol Harney, prom1nent New York artlst and deslgner and assistants Phyllns Proctor and Jamce Cadorette Jacqueline Courtney Constance Denghton and Pat McGrath home economlsts had prepared a d1nner fit for the most exact1ng gourmets Wh1le watchlng the rest of the guests arr1ve I was astomshed to see that most of the members of my graduatmg class at Plymouth Hxgh School were present Ronald Gomes Mayor of Carver and h1s selectmen Eugene Spmola and John Zaboly were enter1ng surrounded by T V actresses June Arponen, Cynthna Ferguson, Joan Gellar and those famous comedlans Nicholas Carrenra and Ruta Cappella Walter Cleveland the quxet dlrector of that smash h1t Klss Me Sal was d1scuss1ng h1s next muslcal comedy wlth actress Ann Marne Zucchelln and her escort Ronald Krltzmacher, the yacht broker from Wall Street Alvm Boyer Stuart Gulhang and Phnl Rouvales were performlng a few of thelr T V ad hbs to enthuslasts Louise Atwood, Barbara Bosarx, and Joyce Boutm all advertlslng agents for prom1nent New York channels Sponsors Richard Fernandes head of the New York Branch of Butt ner s Sklppy Nickerson owner of several fishlng concerns Richard OKeefe, proprletor of C1nq et D1x and Jon Perklns, Jun1or partner of V1ctor1a and Casal were try1ng to get Danny Tong famous mag1c1an and h1s pretty ass1stant Carol Form to slgn a five year contract Many women alumnae were present who had just been awarded honors Marnlyn Arons Dental Hyg1enst of the year Lulu Curtlss Woman of the year Audrey Carr M1ss Pet1te of 1965 and Marne Vxella Teacher of the year Look' Was that a gold star that I saw ghtterlng on Wnnsor Savery's un1form'7 George Barlow, John Ferreira and Gerald Furtado had Just been awarded the purple heart' The br1ny deep had attracted some of our best boys Donald Boudreau, Dave Cushmg, Vmcent Tassmarl and Davrd Tor rence The Marmes had secured qulte a mess sergeant when John Bates enhsted steak every day The Army had also cast 1ts khakl net and they were Indeed lucky to obtaln such four star generals as George Govonx, Ronald Moran and Peter Salsa Donald Perrault a veteran of the F1ve and Ten found Army canteen work qu1te agreeable whxle Davnd Watson and Norman Wood, born mechanxcs rolled along 1n gxant tanks We pleced what 1nformat1on we had together 1n order to see what llfe had offered to the rest of our class Paula Goddard had just finlshed Wfltlflg a novel entltled Coasts of New England, whlch emphasxzed Plym outh Harbor Paulme Heath, Dot Pacheco Betty Ann Lemieux Marjorie Kingman and Joanne Mosher all New York secretarles had just returned , , . . . 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' U . 1 ' 1 - ,, . . . , l , . . . . . - 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 from a World tour Judlth Nunez was completmg her formal educatxon at the Sorbonne ln Pans where M1ss Jamce Wall IS now exchange professor A hehcopter plloted by Thomas Pickles and co pllot Ronald Patterson had Just landed on the spacxous roof of the hotel Loretta Borgattn the stewardess certamly made a unlque entrance What had happened to those gals who had ghttered on stage durmg Mrs Uranns memorable product1ons Steven Wmokur wealthy Call forma busmessman and art1st John Zambom suggested that we telephone Ruta and Roberta Matmzl who wr1te the soclety column for Mademoiselle They were out of town at the time but thelr efiiclent secretanes Wanda Weeks Ella Kingsley and Patncna Santarpna furnxshed us w1th their Calro Egypt telephone number The alertness of telephone operators Fanme Hadaway and Carla Robbins had us speak1ng wlth the glrls 1n no txme Rita and Roberta lnformed us that Gary Smith was filmmg h1s next plcture entltled Desert Thlrst starrmg Howard Benassx and Lorraine Motta Carol Petocchl, w1th the asslstance of Marilyn Klvl Margaret and Soma Maki and Shirley Wllll8mS had deslgned the desert apparel for the film and would dxsplay the garments ln a New York Sprmg Fashlon Show Previewmg the film for us they related ln strxctest confidence that Damne Potter was performmg a desert scene wlth chorus glrls Priscilla Smith Pat Stefani and Audrey Wood whlch would w1n her an Oscar The stage crew conslstmg of Leonard Regglanl and J Ernest Roy had con structed a mlrage of real water the largest sw1rnm1ng pool ln the world Satlsfied that all the graduatlng class had been accounted for we settled back to enjoy the party Floatmg from another room the pulsat1ng song How High The Moon, the epltome of Jazz mmgled w1th the VOICES of our frlends confirmmg our op1n1on that the hlgh sp1r1t and determmatlon of the class of 55 st1l1 lmgered PATRICIA BRADY Class of 55 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Standing Mr Robert Bowler Mr Spencer Brewster Mr Alton Cavxcchx Seated. Mr Mauro Canevazzl Mr Ralph Weaver Mr Donald Welch Mr Joseph Contente 5: '-Q12 I Ren wk I ' , -sv guy'- - ' 4-. f 1 - 6 Q-.F gf? rf? g s.-4, LJ QFQ V CKey on Answer Pagej Q 5 251. 1 K s 45.172, 26 , . :M 5, ..- 29 '12 3138 Q .wi Slnce You Went Awa The Alumm Staff of the PILGRIM Staff of the Enghsh Department of the Plymouth Hlgh School sltuated on Lincoln Street 1n the Town of Plymouth 1n the County of Plymouth 1n the Commonwealth of Massachusetts m the Umted States on the contlnent of North Amer1ca of the Western Heml sphere on the Earth ln the Un1verse takes great pleasure to present to you th1S Alumn1 report ALUMNI 1950 Beverly Carton Mrs Joseph Dnetlm Carver Louise Gavom Mrs Anthony Soares Muslc Instructor ln Worcester Shlrley Kmght Mrs R Brown Rlchard Benassl Mllkman Clyde Balbonl Army ln Germany Mary Ellen Gault Nurse ln Red Cross Mrs Wlllard Hunt Richard Weaver Navy Mary Cottl Mrs Chuck Mathewson Jacqueline Boyer Mrs Francls Rohmer Rhode Island School of Deslgn Lorrame Montl Mrs Remo Zammarchx 195 Wxlfred Doyan Army Joan Nerl Mrs Rxchard Darsch John Plnto Navy Rosanne Rosettl Telephone Co office Mansel Crowell Army Shirley Henry Secretary ln Washlngton D C Jane Hllton Rhode Island School of Design Alvm Wood A1r Force Georgla Raynor Taylor Northeastern Un1vers1ty Davld Pyle Bowdoln College Malne 1952 Lawrence Benassx Asslstant lnstructor at Wentworth Instltute Marllyn Grxflith Boston Un1vers1ty Ray Bussolar1 State Teachers College East Stroudsburg Penn Brooks Johnson Tufts track star Joe Mondeaux Army Bob Morxm Graduate of Worcester Poly Tech Sabra Carpenter Medlcal secretary ln New Jersey Rlchard Blaxsdell Massachusetts School of Art Boston Wayne Caton Un1vers1ty of Massachusetts 1953 Ray Longhl Un1vers1ty of Massachusetts chemlstry Ce Ce Jacobs Nurs1ng at Qumcy C1ty Hospltal Adele Vandxm Boston Umversxty Joyce Contente Mxddlebury Margaret Ruedlger Mrs John Carton Davld Santos Holy Cross Richard Carlxn Brown chemlstry Phll Carlettx Bates football Ben Cohen Tufts B111 Harney Army 1954 Donna Barufaldl Boston Un1vers1ty Joyce Brenner Mrs Bob MOTIHI Joanne Goodwin Mass States Womens Golf Champ Florida Johnny Vanc1n1 Boston College Roger Weaver Rhode Island School of Deslgn Ira Carlxn Columbla Un1vers1ty New York Karln Engstrom Wellesley Mane Hasz Valparalso Un1vers1ty Indlana Marllyn Rossl Lawyers secretary Dxana Sxlva Nursmg at Brockton Hospxtal Q Q ' ! f 1: Dorothy Chase -.Fisher l Jr. College . Memory L ne As we look back to the beg1nn1ng of Memory Lane we see ourselves as small bewildered sophomores over whelmed by the great b1g seniors Enthuslasm was soon aroused by the many act1v1t1es offered and once we got 1nto the swing of th1ngs most of us decfded we rather l1ked hlgh school We had the pr1v1lege of smoothmg the road for people less fortunate than ourselves by contr1but1ng to the Andree Straker Fund Th1s first year seemed to be a year of firsts The landmarks along the way were our first SCIGHCE fa1r our first lnter school sports and our first Student Council meetmgs In the Spring we held our successful Sprlng Frollc We fimshed the year by selectmg four sp1r1ted cheerleaders Dora Lee Ann Barby and Nancy Returnmg a httle reluctantly from our summer vacatlon we traveled farther along the lane by com pletmg the B U tests Hxghhghts of the year were the SA S convention held at PHS C est La Vie under the d1rect1on of Ma Urann and Honor Soclety elec t1ons whlch 1ncluded elght of us Plymouth H1gh was doubly honored w1th the w1nn1ng of the South Shore Champlonshfp by our basketball team whlch 1ncluded Larry Howie Charl1e and L1ttle Cousy Barrett and the excelhng of two of our classmates Pat and Marcla at the Massachusetts SCICDCE Fa1r Hard work by us Jumors made the Moonlight Prom a dance to be held 1n the hearts of many for a long t1me Much to our amaze ment we found we had covered two thlrds of the way and were ready for the last leg of the Journey The first m1lestone encountered 1n our sen1or year was the electfon of Doug Don C1a1re and Howie as our capable class officers Work on the Pxlgrlm got under way under the leadership of Carol our hard workmg patlent edftor in ch1ef and the semors held a not too successful dance called Kr1smus Kapers Th1ngs looked up for the state of Massachusetts when Mr BGHHSSI was elected to partxclpate 1n Good Gov ernment Day The semors found the road a httle rough w1th College Boards and attempts to plan the1r future A note of galety was 1nJected 1n the form of the annual student faculty basketball game All durmg th1s last year the senior honor group was busy planmng graduatlon Look1ng back over the trall we found weve had a lot of good txmes Desplte the many bends 1n the road and supposedly 1nsurmountable barr1ers we finally reached our goal the successful end of one long road and the begmmng of a st1ll longer one JUDITH NUNEZ Class of '55 6.9 X. , 1 SGPHONORES .::: il: Mali? 7 V 4227 1 I7 74, .5 7 '-I an 'U T C 3 2 'IIQ'H d 5' O6 l l mmm BOARDS 1 Rr Y -1 Slavonic K9 . . . , . 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T 9 . l ' lk 0 s , - - Q QCCLLL Q Best Looking gfamauhu 77Zufiw Most Witty Most Efficient gum si 5,m.,Qw, Most Talented Most Flirtatious Q Most Serious WMV aafbafvvi C1,eTAQ77?J dw Ak,ZLfCL2l'1bf tg Q Q Most Likely To Succeed Best Athletes may Most Artlstlc WWW fzfwfmwfz anainiwmww ost Intelligent Best Dancers w,.,zzav.,refaW.,,., daupbfi School Days SEPTEMBER Get Together Dance' The SAS started the school year off Wlth a dance whlch put our new members 1nto the Splflt of PHS Pro ceeds helped to pay for the cheerleaders new umforms OCTOBER Columbus Day' Under the d1rect1on of M1ss Ir1s A1bert1n1 the Sophomores presented an assembly by whlch we were acquainted w1th many unknown yet pert1nent facts of the l1fe of Columbus On the 19th we were all 1nsp1red by Major Damel Chapple James mformal talk o Amer1can1sm The tall handsome Negro Jet p1lot spoke w1th a startlxng s1ncer1ty and then sang h1s favorlte sp1r1tual Sometlmes I Feel L1ke a Motherless Chlld NOVEMBER A Note To Myself' Under the d1rect1on of M1ss Jeanette Jacques the French III class presented a playlet wh1ch portrayed the real meanlng of Thanksglvlng In ad d1t1on we enjoyed muslcal entertaln ment by p1an1st Marllyn Zaval and VOC311St Larry Paul Addlng to the occas1on was a trumpet duet by Dav1d Besegal and Danny Caton Lrstenlng w1th great enthuslasm we enjoyed the lecture of Oswald A Blumlt a m1n1ster evangehst ph1lanthrop1st and world traveler who has had unusually r1ch exper1ences ln the Baltlc coun tr1es beh1nd the Iron Curta1n DECEMBER Chr1stmas Dance' The grad uatlng class sponsored thls event whxch was greatly en Joyed by all A huge Chrxst mas tree lavxsh seasonal decoratlons a door prize spot dance and refreshments made the evemng one long to be remembered QQ ,Y , 7 , ' if ' WI, , ' n KL ' ' Y, ' , ' 7 . . . . 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' . . ri? lag' 1 w u . . - - I , v J- 5 -. 5 N - 1' at K. 11' kai' ' ' ' ' Y Y i , 1 . , - l Y 1 School Days December also marked a great loss when MISS Margle W1lber ret1red on December 31st We w11l always remember her for all her serv1ces to the school and for what we gamed from her classes At a spec1al assembly we presen ted her w1th an electrxc coffee urn The ensemble sang a num ber of songs wh1ch added to the occas1on JANUARY The Galloneers' We enjoyed a concert by the members of Brock ton H1gh Schools all male vocal group They sang a dlverslfied select1on of popular and class1cal songs under the d1rect1on of Mr Rodney May FEBRUARY Wash1ngtons B1rthday' An as sembly d1rected by Mr John Packard was presented to the school on Frxday February 18th YV1tl'l a guest speaker Reverend Newman Woodbury who spoke on cond1t1ons 1n Burma and Bur We were fortunate 1n havmg for a speaker George C P Olsson Clerk of the Plymouth Super1or Court HIS talk was based on the functxons of the local and h1gher courts and of the va11ous crlmes wh1ch are consldered at each level He acquamted us w1th some of our future respons1b1l1t1es as c1t1zens and as jurors MARCH On the 2nd M1 Mongan mtroduced a panel of local busmess and professronal men who mterpreted The Four Way Test The Rotary Club was our guest and al o prov1ded the speakers Dr Harold Hamllton Mr James Leland Mr Donald Welch and Reverend Newman LaShana The Ides of March brought us Jullus Caesar wh1ch xx as shown to us through the co opera t1on of the Old Colony Theater ' v . , . ! 7 7 mese education. . . , ' H 7! 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W 4 , 1 , . . 7 . 7 - - ' 1 I I I Honor Groups at Plymouth Hugh School Any member of the sen1or class who at a determ1ned po1nt 1n h1s school year has ma1nta1ned a scholastlc average of elghty five percent for three years finds hunself named as a member of the Plymouth Hlgh School Honor Group Th1s years group of twenty n1ne IS one of the largest ever organlzed by P H S and lt lS the pr1v1lege of th1s group to do most of the plannlng for graduatlon 1n June Weekly meetlngs are held to dlscuss commlttee work and other phases of the plannlng wh1ch w1ll help make the sen1or class and the commun1ty proud of graduatlon One of the hlghest honors conferred by Plymouth Hlgh School IS the elect1on 1nto the Massaso1t Chapter of the Nat1onal Honor Soclety These leadersh1p and scholastlc rat1ng The qual1ficat1ons of each candxdate are stud1ed by the faculty and those who have shown themselves to be worthy of thxs d1st1nct1on are selected These names are placed before the students for votlng and the candldates selected are 1n1t1ated 1nto the chapter at a candle hght 1nstallat1on servxce held 1n March Both Jumors and senlors are el1g1ble for elect1on but Jumors elected must be re elected 1n thexr sen1or year 1n order to remaln ln the soc1ety In the future our Nat1onal Honor Soclety members see the organ1zat1on as a rlcher and stronger group through 1ts servxce to the school 1n undertakmg socxal aCt1V1tl6S for the student body ! Y Y - 9 . , . . . . ., elections are based upon the student's character, service to his school, 7 Y y - . . :-4-.ahmqg HONOR GROUP Top Row John Ferrelra Elllot Segal Douglas Beane Ph1ll1p Serman Ph1l1p Canevazzl Ralph Mat1nz1 Carlton Resnlck Middle Row Phyllxs Estes Ann Marle Zucchellx Nancy Mafflm Mrs Mlrxam Raymond Bottom Row Carol Maroxs Fanme Hadaway Jamce Cadorette Walter McCann Carol Foley Mary Bradley Patrlcla Brady NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row Alan Paul Ph1l1p Canevazzx Douglas Beane Walter McCann Ph1ll1p Sherman Howard Benaesx Robert Mlskelly Peter Romano Gerald Harper Front Row Marguerlte Hasz Carol Foley Patrlcla Brady Ehzabeth Lemxeux Joan Whltmg Barbara Warnsman Dora Lee Roulston Clalre VBIICIDI Nancy Mamnx 3 Q -r 'J 1 A, 2 7 1 , K, 1 . y N , . , -, 4 I t ' ' X 1 I , u , , ' ' . ' I I, Elizabeth Lemieux, Jeanne Caron, Barbara Warnsman, Dora-Lee Roulston. 3 . . . , S A S Awarded Cltatlon By WBZ The John Freedom C1tat1on was awarded to the students of Plymouth Hlgh School by stat1on WBZ and WBZA for recognltlon of S1gI11fiC3.I'lt servlce 1n the communlty and the furtherance of the prmclple that Respons1b1hty IS the Pr1ce of Freedom The Student ACt1V1tlES Soclety lnclude all students and faculty 1n 1tS membershrp and annually carrles on the school project whrch IS based on the slogan Just a penny each day S1nce 1946 the students have voted to undertake a project At that t1me each home room sent a monthly Care package to relatlves of students 1n war torn Europe S1nce 1948 the students have contrlbuted nearly one thousand dollars each year to some outstandmg charltable orgamzatlon Char1t1es selected by the students are as follows The Ch11 drens Medlcal Center The Amputee Veterans of Massachusetts the J1mmy Fund The Cerebral Palsy Foundat1on of Massachusetts the Mary MacArthur Poho Un1t 1n Wellesley Un memory of Andree Strakerj the Plymouth County Hospltal at South Hanson TV to F1ght TB rn 1954 and th1s year Muscular Dystrophy was the selectron of the students The Student Councll IS the executrve body of the S AS and for the past five years M1ss Downey has served as faculty advlsor Before that tlme M1ss Locklm served for many years Th1s year Pres1dent Howard Benassl has had the able help of co charrmen Nancy Maflim and Mary Po The students are very happy to recelve tlus c1tat1on from WBZ and WBZA and the g1ft from the Massachusetts Pr1nc1pals Assoc1at1on u especxally proud that we have been able to help our fellow men Respons1b1hty 1S the Prrce of Freedom STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row Robert Mlskelly Gerald Harper Janet Lamborghml Tlmothy Brady Steven Buttner Middle Row Rollene Darsch Clalre VHDCIDI Marie Serra Tara Sturgls M1ss Ellen Downey Judlth Holmes Jacquellne Nunez Jane Carpenter Judlth Remxck Bottom Row Mary Po Marllyn Zaval Walter McCann Carlton Resmck Patrlcxa Stefani Howard Benassl Joan Whltlhg Davld Besegal Gary Smith Nancy Matfim Carol Foley LJ., M D FUND COLLECTORS Top Row Gerald Harper Judlth Holmes Txmothy Brady Mlddle Row Rollene Darsch Clalre Vanc1n1 Marle Serra Tara Sturgxs Mlss Ellen Downey Janet Lamborgh1n1 Jacquelme Nunez Jane Carpenter Judlth Remlck Bottom Row Carlton Resmck Marllyn Zaval Walter McCann Howard Benassl Nancy lgllaffinl Mary Po Joan Wh1t1ng Davld Besegal Robert Mlskelly Carol Foley Gary m1th TEN CENT A WEEK COLLECTORS Top Row Leonard Venturl Gerald Pxmental Stephen Thomas Robert Barufaldl Fred DeVeau Alan Santos Rlchard Doyon Andrew Balbonl Middle Row Mary Waltt Beverly Fohrder Brenda P1opp1 Jamce CaVlCChl Mane Serra Janlce Morgardo Barbara Sampson Jud1th Brenner Nancy Weston Barbara Cremon1n1 Mr Mar1o Romano Bottom Row Dorothy Pacheco Clalre V1ctor1a Carol Marols Phyllls Estes Ann Alberghml Howard Benassx Thomas Pxckles Rxchard Fernandes Ronald Kntz macher Damel Tong K 'Q ' 3 4 f as g. 1 ' i Q .Q + , 4 , J I 7 Z! ' W f 11 I . . r , . , , 2 . , , . , ,.,, . V u V - - . 2 f, ' - A 4 M -- v 1 M , , H, I 1 ,Cx .L : . , , . 1 . . . , v 1 ! I - . . C JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Top Row Carol Ann Greaves Steven Buttner Charles Skulsky Thomas Packard James Swanton Suzanne Lekberg Tara Sturgls Jean Perdlgo Joan Hanson Judxth Douglas Janet Lamborghmx Mlddle Row Mr John Tavernelll Paula Coombs Marguerlte Hasz Judlth Remlck Gerald Harper Joan Whltlng Helen Holman Carol Lacey Barbara Cremomm Jacquelme Nunez Gall Sears Jane Carpenter Janet Balbom Jean Hanson Margot Ruflim Rosahnd Holmes Bottom Row V1rg1n1a Rodemck Dana Bumpus Ethel Bussolarl Phxllp Canevazzx Carl ton Resnlck Bernard Barufaldl Carol Foley Mary Bradley Claxre Vancxnl Arlene Herrles Ann Savery Ralph Matmzl Ph1ll1p Sherman RADIO CLUB Left to right: Mr. John Packard, Stephen Gilbert, David Cushing, James Beal, Alan Sherman, Charles Skulsky. Donald Perrault. Glen Simmons. PILGRIM STAFF Top Row: Rosalind Homes, Jeanne Caron, Charles Barrett, Elliot Segal, Winsor Savery, Robert Miskelly, Phillip Sherman, Bernard Barufaldi, George Sampson, Alan Sher- man, Janet Balboni, Jacqueline Nunez. Middle Row: Stephen Buttner, Elizabeth Lemieux, Barbara Bosari, Dorothy Pacheco, Audrey Wood, Patricia Stefani, Loretta Borgatti, Rita Dietlin, Ethel Bussolari, Theresa Furtado, Mary Po, Judith Green, Carol Pettigrew, Suzanne Lekberg, Marguerite Hasz, Carol Ann Greaves. Bottom Row: Carol Melahoures, Peter Miller, Philip Canevazzi, Carol Harney, Patricia Brady, Carol Foley, Mr. Roland Holmes, Claire Vancini, Mary Bradley, Marcia Hasz, Philip Rouvales, Carlton Resnick. sa , V4 2,4 BANK TELLERS Top Row EIISSB Benassl Loretta Borgattx Brenda Petocchl Janlce Morgardo Joan Thxssell Dorothy Parker Ellzabeth Tubman Sandra Watson Middle Row Mlss Ehzabeth Kelly D1ane PlZZOtt1 Patrxcza Lemleux Ann Marle Pxckles Ann Marle Zucche1l1 Frances Txbbetts Betty Schnelder Rose Cannuccl Carole Ann Greaves Vincent Sa1v1 Bottom Row Barbara Brattl Nancy Gulhang Norman Wood Barbara Sampson Mary Lou Enos Dora Lee Roulston Howard BGUBSSL Phylhs Estes Roberta Mat1nz1 Q -0 f S1-. -1 .1 ENSEMBLE Standing Clotxlde Corvelo Danme Potter Jud1th Holmes Dlane Sturtexant Seated Jeanne Caron Rlta M3t1nZ1 Roberta M8t1HZ1 Marguerxte Hasz BAND AND DRUM MAJORS Top Row Ronald Krxtzmacher Stephen Gllbert Alfred Tadgell Phllhp Sherman M John Pacheco Thomas Packard Rlchard Tache Alan CaV1CChl Paul Borsarl Middle Row Judxth Remxck Juha Barros Shlrley Wll11amS Carol Lacey Rxchard West Joan Whltlng Robert Strassel Stephen Buttner Leonard Regglam Vxctor MOYIDI Ronald Quxntal Clalre Vanc1n1 Dan1el Tong Bottom Row N1cho1as Carre1ra Davld B1tt1nger Davxd Besegal Dan1el Caton Russell Rombold1 Ronald Soares Alton S1lv1a Dennls Sllva Glen Sxmmons Leonard Venturi Peter Romano John Bates 50 :WA ORCHESTRA Standing Mr John Pacheco Carol Lacey Stephen Buttner Ronald Soares Phxlllp Sherman Julla Barros Dan1el Tong Rlchard Tache Ronald Krltzmacher Leonard Regg1an1 Shirley Wllllams Seated Nlcholas Carrelra Peter Romano Glen Slmmons Dennls Silva Davld Besegal Dan1el Caton Paul Borsarl Alfred Tadgell John Bates SCIENCE SEMINAR Standing Ph1l11p Sherman Robert Mlskelly Marcia Hasz Carlton Resnxck Seated Ehzabeth Tubman Rlta Dxetlm Mary Bradley Mr Claxborne Young Patrlcla Brady Ernestme Z1nan1 ON A FIELD TRIP TO COLONEL CLARK'S SCIENCE FAIR THE LIFE EA ANEMUNE KNFISHIURKUE R mu THE MENTFIL PHYEIEHL EFFE ETS PRIIITEIN LEVE S. , 'lv -' s.. .3 S, T vi Vi -.4-4 SUNSETTERS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Standmg Ph1l1p Rouvales Carol Harney Carol Foley Mr Clalborne Young James Swanton Mary Bradley Marguerlte Hasz Glen Slmmons Seated Charles Skulsky Rlta D1et11n Marcxa Hasz Patrlcla Brady Margle Clausson Dorothy Parker Bernard Barufaldl Alan Sherman '99 PRESS CLUB Top Row Charles Barrett Ellxot Segal Peter Mlller Bernard Barufaldx Ralph Matmzx Middle Row Marguerlte Hasz Tara Sturgls Janet Lamborghlm Jacquellne Nunez Gall Sears Carol Ann Greaves Janet Balbonx Bottom Row Ph1ll1p Sherman Carlton Resnlck Mary P0 Mary Bradley Carol Foley Rlta Matlnzl Marcla Hasz Mr John Tavernelll LIBRARY STAFF Standing Dlane Sturtevant Janet Lamborgh1n1 Mr Arthur Pyle Janet Balbonl Ruby Z1nan1 Theresa Furtado Seated Marcla Hasz Ann Marie Zucchelll Audrey Scagharml Carol Petoccl Lorrame Motta Fannxe Hadaway Paulme Heath NY OFFICE ASSISTANTS Standmg Ehzabeth Lemxeux Eleanor Bates Barbara Bosan Fanme Hadaway Carol Mehhoures Seated Clane Vxctorla Dorothy Plcheco Ann Alberghlm Mrs MTYIOH Whxtmg Mane V1e11a Nancy Maffim PAST PRESENT FUTURE Ive seen the world Peoples and Rel1g1ons Wars and Peace Deaths of great leaders Blrths of greater ones I am the Past I see the world Amerlcans Russlans Chr1st1ans Jews Cold wars and an uneas Deaths of great leaders B1rths of greater ones I am the Present I w1ll see the world Earthhngs Mart1ans Unlversal wars Uneasy peace Deaths of great leaders Brrths of greater ones I am the Future maaqqwaw OUR LIGHTHOUSE On a dxstant shore a gleamlng Through the stlllness of the nlght Shmes a beacon ever turnlng Guldlng w1th each beam of light As our sh1p of llfe now ventures Over calm and stormy seas Tossmg veer1ng plung1ng onward Or r1d1ng gently 1n the breeze Llke our llghthouse 1n the d1stance Our goal at t1mes IS h1d from v1ew M1sts of tlme loom up before us T111 that beam comes shxmng through Our course IS set we re on our way W1th falth and courage 1n our hearts peace As staunch we stand W1th helm 1n hand We re ready and w1ll1ng to do our part At last we see the beacon gleammg Clear and true 1ts Shlfllllg l1ght Well worth the toll and dreamlng Wondrous beacon ln the nlght PATRICIA STEFANI Class 55 CAROLE ANN GREAVES Class 57 FLAKES OF LIFE MUSING Each human Ever the plant Is a snowflake Reach1ng toward l1ght Fro11ck1ng through Ever tomorrow L1fe s sky The day and the mght Blown by w1nds Ever the flush gf, Smigiolgy Unfoldmg to flower Yet never agam Wisdom S cry Th1s one tranqull hour JACQUELINEQYZQQQUQE CAROL FOLEY Class 55 NATURE S LACE A sl1ght breeze Brushes the snowflakes And settles them softly Into l1ght puffs of lovelmess Gl1sten1ng 1n the moonlxght Deep shadows of the plnes Creep across the 1cy stlllness Enveloplng the whlteness In a frlnge Of dark sllhouettes BARBARA ADAMS Class'57 N II ! 7 , . . ! 1 7 7 ,- J . 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' 7 7 ' , v - 2 J 3 3 Q v THE HAND OF GOD Behold the snow upon the ground The flowers of spr1ng the blrds sweet sound Behold the moon 1n sllence awed For these are made by the Hand of God Behold the stars that shme on h1gh The sun that rules the western sky Behold these thlngs and them applaud These too are made by the Hand of God Behold the wh1te capped waves of the sea The w1nd caresslng you and me Behold the grass the trees the sod These all are made by the Hand of God Behold your fellow human belng REJOICE 1n l1v1ng hearlng seelng We all should our own selves laud We too are made by the Hand of God JEANNE CARON Class 55 LISTEN Three short hours we talked Feel1ng young and free We spoke of ummportant thlngs As the moon rose o er the sea It spread 1tS sh1n1ng gleam Envelopxng us as we talked on In a sllvery dream And wh1le a lacy gown of frost By an unseen hand was sewn We ga1ly talked obl1v1ous To the oceans stlfled drone ELIZABETH CROWELL Class 57 THE SHOE FITS Three cheers for the shoeman who endures the day Of serv1c1ng women who doubtless do say Try th1s one and that one and those over there I am 1n a hurry and do need a pa1r You smlle and you Joke but when work IS all done You s1t down and th1nk Was th1s really fun? ' You ve been very pat1ent and been a good elf But now you reveal your real your true self Exper1ence has proved that It IS very true That women are fickle when buylng a shoe Standards and fads hlgh heels and lows Try to expla1n th1s Why lord only knows' ELLIOT SEGAL Class 55 I . . , . , 4 ' I I I S I I I ' ' 9 S I I I . . . . . . f 1 , , Z S I 7 ' I I S I Over every worldly thing I I , . I s ' Y , I I I ' ' II . . , . y . . 6, . , , . , . 7 , . 1 . Q . 1 7 , - 3 ' I How Can Amenca Sell Democracy Abroad? There 1S a pr1ce for l1v1ng and a pr1ce for dylng All mank1nd knows that For Amerlcans the pr1ce of l1v1ng IS a free competltxve soc1ety that practlces concern and respect for the God g1ven r1ghts of all 1nd1v1duals whoever they may be' Our problem 1n sell1ng Democracy abroad 1S to get people to 11ke through concrete experxences what we have to sell The great d1vers1ty of culture makes our problem hlghly complex Only 1n a world at peace can the Splflt of man grow strong and have t1me to act' By thought and deed we must show slncere respect for the customs and ldeals of others 1n true Chr1st1an sp1r1t help them solve the1r economlc pol1t1cal and soc1al problems renew the1r fa1th 1n our common human1ty and rev1ve 1n all our hearts that sp1r1t of reverence for l1fe W1thout wh1ch man 1S but a clod' A substant1al program of dlrect ass1stance democratlcally arranged Wlth nat1ve governments IS urgently needed to help the backward nat1ons of the world bu11d a more secure economy and to ra1se the1r standards of l1v1ng There 1S 1mmed1ate need for eng1neers health and d1sease experts agr1cu1tural1sts educators and techn1c1ans However technlcal a1d must be bolstered by financlal loans from the Un1ted States pr1vate enterpr1se and the World Bank B1l11ons of dollars have already been prov1ded by the Un1ted States government but more 1S urgently needed' Through the Po1nt Four program the Columbo Plan and the Un1ted Nat1ons Technlcal Ass1st ance Program the resources of underdeveloped countr1es can be made pro ductlve Trade can then replace A1d' Reclprocal tarlffs and lower tar1ffs make for better understand1ng and create respect for the prlnclples of Democracy Morever by work1ng through such agreements as NATO and SEATO lt IS devoutly hoped that aggresslon can be checked and despot1sm curbed Sxnce dlsarmament IS pol1t1cally lmprobable for the present Amer1ca should resolve to surpass RUSSIH 1n the development of atom1c weapons When nat1ons see they can no longer use war as a method of solv1ng prob lems for fear of promot1ng the use of a weapon that Wlll destroy all l1fe on th1s planet democrat1c methods w1ll be employed and Democracy Wlll be supreme' However 1f Amer1ca cont1nues m1l1tar1ly to threaten the use of the atOm1C bomb weaker nat1ons w1ll lose fa1th 1n our democrat1c obJect1ves Peace t1me atom1c pools and 1ndustr1al reactors bullt on forelgn S011 and controlled by the Un1ted Nat1ons w1ll help 1n t1me to efface the memory of H1rosh1ma and Nagasakl The VOICE of Amer1ca 1S an effectwe med1um for expla1n1ng Democ racy abroad The program should render a balanced p1cture of our socxety More pol1t1cal l1terature should be d1str1buted WOfk1Dg through the Un1ted Nat1ons and pr1vate enterpr1se Un1ted States funds can erect schools for the lgnorant and supply 1nstruct1on 1n trades Intensliicatlon of the opera txons of CARE w1ll demonstrate our concern for the unfortunate through our program of democratlcally adm1n1stered d1str1but1on of food cloth1ng and med1c1ne Increased emphasls on the exchange of students and teachers would greatly strengthen understand1ng among nat1ons Hope for the sp1r1tually starved can be prov1ded by Smuggllng B1bles behlnd the Iron Curtaxn Only film and l1terature truly representat1ve of Amer1ca should be sent abroad' An unbalanced d1et of Western and Gangster plctures glves for e1gners a dxstorted and unfortunately last1ng v1ew of our democrat1c soclety CHRISTOPHER PYLE Class 57 I ' 7 ' y ! ! ' . 1 , . . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 , 1 S S . . . . ,, . ,, . 1 1 Y 7 9 , 1 , ' 1 , o 1 ' 7 l I Y . 1 1 ' 1 J' 9 1 1 ' , - . 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 generally, w1ll 1ncrease world trade, produce h1gher standards of l1v1ng, 7 l 1 ,r 1. 1 , ls , ..11 1 , . ' 1 Y ,, . . ,, . . . . . - 7 I 1 , . Y Miss Helen Johnson 'The Typewriter Song Mademoiselle de Paris Mr. Arthur Pyle Give Me The Facts Mr. John Pacheco Music, Maestro, Please Miss Jeanette Jacques Miss Ellen Downey After The Ball Mr. Edgar Mongan The Commander Miss Marjorie Knight Mr. Harold Rogers E1ephant's Tango Mr. Richard Smlley Let A Smlle Be Your Umbrella The Lord's Mr. Donald Wllson Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive Mrs. Margaret Brown Mr. Mario Romano 'Dreamer's Holiday I've Got My Eyes On You - L Mr. Joffrey Nunez In A Littlnyp nish To n I Mr. John Tavernelli When Johnny Comes Marching Home Mr. Claiborne Young Miss Marietta Canaan Zing A Little Zong 'Young A1 Heart Say It With Music Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life Mrs. Helen Bagnell Very Thought Of You pe w Miss Pope EnJoy Yourself Mr. Carlo Guldaboni Miss Elizabeth Kelly You re The Top Will You Remember? Mrs. Miriam Raymond Something To Remember You By ln- Smile, Smile, Smile Mrs. Virginia Kingman What's Cookin'? Mr. Roland Holmes Miss Iris Albertini It With Flowers For He's A Jolly Good Fellow When Clancy Lowered Mr. Donald Mullen The Boom X, 45 'HE Q r,,,,... k' 'Q I H Z - Z a n! -'1 --J u JE .W - fig - f,,g1 'a' 9 -n em W fa Q' fn .4 J 1.x A , THE CLASSROCDM -D 1 COLLEGE MATH PUZZIE ACROSS DOWN The name of a famous theorem Geometry The figure formed by the meeting two lmes 1n a pomt A lme that mtersects any system 11nes The xaxrs and yaxxs mtersect each other at the A dlrectlon Angles subtended by arcs of a clrcle equal m length to the rad1us of the cxrcle Abbrev for two angles and mcluded slde A Swlss mathematnclan A Greek geometer A decagon has sldes Abbrev for secant A five slded polygon Three sxded figures Parts of a clrcumference The surface extent of any figure The name of an addlng machme com pleted m 1946 by the Umv of Penn The name of a math teacher Complex entlty representatxves of a dxrected magmtude Abbrev of a tr1gonomet1c ratxo The segment Jommg any two po1nts of a clrcle imake word plural? A tr1gonomet1c rat1o Exactly the same ln measure The man who developed the Harvard Mark I Calculator Two po1nts are symmetrlcal wlth re spect to a straxght l1ne called the of symmetry tmake word plural! Abbrev for logarlthm A quantlty wh1ch taken as a factor a number of tlmes produces another quant1ty be lag I l l l an .A . rr V 2. fa F7 , in 1. ' . - , 2. ' . . . . ' Of 2. ' . , , ' f 4. . . 0 5. ' . . . - Two hundred as the Romans wrote it. 7 ' ' - 9- . .' . Q A ' , 10, . ' ' ' . Q l 11. V . . . . ' . 12. ' ' ' . - U ' 15. ' . ' ' ' , 17. ' . 19. ' .A - ' ' - 21. . ' . George Husbandman Ralph House Wolf Barbara Strange LATIN 1' Bernard Bold as a bear Ann Grace M Katherine Pure Mary Rebelllous John Gracnous MUSIC IN THE AIR Agltate Strep1te et VO1V1t6' Obscurate Obscurate Luces 1 Melos Amor1s Homo Puellam Sectatur Imbecxllus Otto 09,10 A2213 H021 PUV 9111921 9519518 s1qHI 1 sql Lulq Lulq aAo 1 go Apolapq IJID V saseqg uepq V E I 55:3 Y v!:':1V2, . z 6 in 3 A9 , I' I' J 1 I I n . , . , . l I C K Y . I Crazy Couplets uf , , ,ng 74 Nl N' ,X Nfaf f low 6 J ,5 r.! 'J . What makes thls lads These travelers among He brlghtens every glen expresslon so the stars and hollow Hes Just a vlctlm of Are from the war Gods Hes the handsome God bow planet .psf -iv ird- 'Lf'l ll - For servlce whlle waltlng Make way make way for our All horses would stop corpulent hero For expert repalr work A real hot fiddler IS our shop Mar' LOUISG-'PO Once upon a tlme there was a great Klng named Danomaus Mallnkov who ruled Ells He was a terrlflc charlot Jockey and was quite snobby about lt Hls charlot was lovx and sleek and wlth lts vthlte sldewalls and duals lt was the most to say the least One day a llttle blldle told hlm that hlS prospectlve son ln law would klll hlm So he sald that hls daughter Hlppodamla Monroe would be an old mald forever Beautlful Hlppodamla who vms IVIISQ E115 of 436 B C had many many beaus and papa couldnt explaln vlhy she was forbldden to marry one of them So he Sald that any box frlend who could defeat htm ln a race could marry Hlppy but lf the challenger lost hed get the chalr at San Ells Papa defeated one after the other One day a rookle Jockey named Pelops D1 M8ggl0 came up from the mlnors and challenged papa Hlppy knew that thls man would be her lover and defeat papa ta womans lntultlonb To lnsure a llctoly for Pelops she hlred a hood named Wlllle MyFtllUS to loosen a bolt on a wheel of papas charlot On the blg day there was standlng room only at the Stadlum Pelops got off to a good start as the race began At the halfway mark wlth Pelops ahead by a nose papas vtheel flew off and he hlt the QXII the hard way A few weeks later Hlppy and Pelops were wed and lned happlly evel after wlth thelr twenty seven chlldren BERNARD BARUFALDI Class 55 ss 25 ' , ,A .J W I If I ' g X 1 . Qi 7 A A, . O. J V I I L1 . wgme 0. c e Ffans4,l5 00 fo 'Q Sique' 055 La, Mu Frflng Une legon de Frungais French III Room 30 not Just a class 1n Senlor French 1n a New England hlgh school for under the adro1t guldance of Made molselle Jacques lt becomes a haven of French culture Here les etudxants come for more than lessons 1n the proper endmgs of nouns and verbs and where to place the accent mark One day may be spent 1n ap prec1at1on of French poetry and gettmg to know famous French authors Another t1me the strams of Frere Jacques may lssue from Room 30 not too tunefully It 1S true but enthus1as t1ca11y nevertheless Even the Whxffenpoof Song turns up 1n French on occas1on to the French CUISIHS and such de11cac1es as crepe su zette and bou111aba1sse And everyone gets to know the topography of France tres b1en for a well worn map of that dehghtful country covers every 1mpend1ng test' A1ns1 Adleu' UIKKKHIYD I I I n ni lllllllvp Ab 6, L . F' s 'K glataon 3 Blues QLAA 1.'b :ff .53-ala? NL. loo J' Caron I - I . - -is V02 HC V ' . La' . m ,Q . 0.3 ' ' F I QS ' Q 19, '- Q - u n O ff ' N' , ' . 2 At times the lesson strays 'fY4'n Gy . . - - Q ' y f kj ' , - A . , :A L K ' 3 . .- . ' . I 1 x 7 ? . ? ? F d Cd:-fc fIy.cf6rie-use F fl1:tc,SJC I Y '4dydneb 1f! 4 1' Milf' as Q1 4 fu E9-' Llafe P 7 The art classes campalgn began 1n September when the front lmes advanced to the Green They were equxpped w1th penclls stools and paper all the modern weapons used 1n drawmg The class drew plctures of the surroundmg area and Wlth the1r first successful at tack behmd them advanced to the Yacht Club There the troops found an abundance of fresh grapes After a rough battle wlth these new prob lems Mrs Margaret Brown led her charges to Brewster Gardens Here much to the dxsmay of the1r leader fightmg broke out among the troops The quest1on 1nvo1ved was whether or not the town brook was salt or fresh water After a heated argument the op pos1ng forces followed the ad v1ce of the1r leader leavmg the quest1on a draw Un1ted once agam the art s1on The women on the home front the Womens Club pro v1ded the transportatron for the next m1ss1on Th1s cam pa1gn was to r1de by bus to Boston to v1s1t the Gardner Museum The troop enjoyed the pamtmgs of great artlsts and the 1nformat1on gxven about famous pamters After a full day the art class re treated to the bus Alas cold weather had come to Plymouth and thxs brave battal1on launched the1r campaxgn 1ndoors They set forth to draw peo ple st1ll l1fes covers for the School Reports and The Pnl gnm The class staged one final attack on the murals for grad uat1on And after completmg these the troops retreated to the1r home bases r e-W' 7' X P Z 1595 CW? cf fa Ml 4 9 Qrdngr U sur rtf 1 III if :lxf 33 9 tc 0 Q Ci , ,Zig f.: 1, if :C U i ' ' , ff 2' 4, , ' , f 5 . .' - ,Q 5 I ng -J -, I .2 1 f A , rw . ' y QW HQ .' . U uw- ca A . i . . 1 . ' 3: ,3. 6 i t. 5' 'je Q class planned its nezft excur- vi' T f ' - , I wa' '5' x .. ' l . ' ' w A L . .. I . .. mn, ...,. grfg T. af f Z. 74 . .' l l Q l' 19.22 V 'hn' -, ' V' A 'H . . ' 1 I '- '-I 1 N ' . - ' U J, ls - ' a . U ' J- ur A pigeon gets a high school education. Future physicists. Budding chemists. X . I You can't hardly get them no more. 1 The little people in white coats. Such concentration! After The Storm, morning becomes Electra.' . -A N J.. 1- - , - --X----y of I f DWR TRAIN! NG C Pllilll UIIII-M AR A man's place is in X the kitchen! x X And awaaay we go! 45 in .4 X From Beethoven to Brubeck. . ,N-Igqf Alvin takes over. I ,ag 1 So what do we do now? CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Barbara Warnsman, Co-Captain: Nancy Matfini, Joyce Parker, Marie Serra, Janice Cavicchi, Judith Bartlett, Ann Alber- ghini, Dora-Lee Roulston, Co-Captain. GIVE A CHEER' At all the P. H. S. athletic functions of the year, support and school spirit was upheld by our group of eight cheerleaders who went every inch of the way with confidence in their teams. They always held true to the Blue and White, cheering with all their hearts, until their cheers resulted in victory. Clothed in new skirts and weskits of blue, the girls did their best to lead the teams to a successful season, The work and worry experienced by the cheerleaders has paid off in audience enthusiasm, and several new cheers have become favorites of the fans. THE LUNG, LUNG TRAIL FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row Mr Donald Mullen Gerald P1mental Paul Borsarl Howard Klerstead Rodney P1mental Wlllard Anderson Dav1d Zxto Stanley Ferrelra Elliot Fllllppmx Jerome Santos Mr Marlo Romano Middle Row Peter Parkhurst Rodman Nickerson Allen Malagutl Timothy Brady Jon Perk1ns Bernard Andrews Peter Romano Robert Wood, Clyde Brlne Bottom Row Ronald Soares Carlton Resnlck John Staples Leonard Regglam Charles Tassmarl Ronald Gomes Fred DeVeau Lawrence Paul Joseph Alves James Ruf tim Dav1d Strasse! JH : nfl? STARTING ELEVEN Standing Ronald Gomes Lawrence Paul Tlmothy Brady Jerome Santos Kneehng Rodman Nlckerson James Ruffim John Staples Charles Tasslnarl Paul Borsarl Jon Perk1ns Leonard Regglanl I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' , . . . , Q er D W' ., A . My , All. M V . lvl, ' , , v., 1- , . 11, 'Hagan iff.,-- . ' '- ' V , N , 4- . '1 an 'Igor ' .- a,-2 H .zz-,Ui . , -f1 , 5 F11 ,I,1 f,.7- ' . . . - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - THE l0NG, IUNG TRAII On September 25 Plymouth Hrgh opened 1ts football season agamst a hlgh Splflted veteran Brldgewater eleven Plymouths startmg l1ne up wlth only three lettermen gave a fine account of themselves but lt was Just not enough to beat a more experlenced Brldgewater team The ex cellent play of the forward l1ne was h1ghl1ghted by the fine blocklng and tacklmg of Jack Staples Whlle Jerry Santos runmng was the brxght spot 1n the Plymouth backfield Many tlmes It looked as lf Plymouth Hlgh m1ght score but Br1dgewaters huge l1ne stood thelr ground Th1s excel lent defense was the mam reason for Plymouth s 12 to 0 loss Endured Awhlle On October 2 Plymouth Hlgh Schools battlmg eleven played host to the1r old r1vals Rockland Hxgh School 1n what proved to be a bru1s1ng game Although Rockland Hlgh was ahead at the half Plymouth Hlghs fast movlng team never gave up They threatened Rocklands lead many t1m6S 1n the last two quarters but two passes lntercepted by Rockland spelled d1saster for Plymouth The ma1nstays of Plymouth s l1ne Feedy Gomes Paul Borsarl and Charlle Turtle Tass1nar1 were largely respon s1ble for keep1ng the v1s1tors out of the Plymouth terrltory most of the game but Rocklands powerful offenswe proved too strong as Plymouth lost 14 to 0 Believed Always The Blue and Wh1te of Plymouth tangled w1th a strong M1ddleboro team Wh1Ch was seek1ng revenge for the setback they had recelved at the hands of Wareham on a warm n1nth of October Plymouths courageous eleven fought hard but Md1dleboro s powerful backfield plowed through The Sh1re-towners could not get thelr offense started unt11 the final quar ter It was 1n the last quarter that the Plymouth offense showed 1ts capabxll t1es to a crowd of loyal rooters Plymouth scored one touchdown and were threaten1ng to score another when the quarter ended but th1s last quarter uprrsmg was not enough as Plymouth went down to thefr thlrd stra1ght setback of the year by a score of 27 to 7 Great pralse goes to our co captams Gomes and Tass1nar1 who played a bang up game And Never Turned Back A strong Wh1tman team was met by Plymouth on October 16 at Whlt man Coach Don Mullen really wanted th1s game w1th the Red Devlls from the North because they were undefeated and Plymouth hadnt yet won 1ts first game Plymouth H1gh fought hard and held Wh1tman to twelve po1nts ln the first half but the roof fell 1n on Plymouth ln the last half as Whltmans massrve l1ne overpowered a scrappy Plymouth eleven and gave Plymouth the1r fourth straxght loss to the tune of 32 to 6 Jrm Ruflim and Johnny Perkms were Plymouths forward wall on defense and they played a tremendous game cons1der1ng the fact that they were faclng one of the best llnes around QQ ii - , . - , 1 1 . . , . . 1 . . , . . . , . - 1 . . , . 1 1 . . , - 1 - 1 1 - - 1 - n 11 ' 1 - - as 11 ' - 1 1 n , I 1 . 1 - 1 ' 1 , . 1 . - , , .. . . . H . 11 1 1 . , . . . . . , 1 Exertmg At The Last Moments A flghtmg never say d1e Plymouth Hxgh football team played host to the B1g Green of Abmgton m a hard fought game For ten nunutes the team proved to Coach Mullen that It had absorbed lus tE3Ch1IlgS and were gomg to upset a hlghly rated Abington Hxgh grld machme What the Plymouth schoolboys showed 1n their first perxod play had the Plymouth fans 1n an uproar and yet lt all seemed to collapse when a more experl enced team began to come to hfe 1n the remanung three penods of play resultlng m a 27 to 6 vlctory for Abmgtori Hlgh Jerry Santos and Josie Alves were the br1ght spots for Plymouth In late game desperatlon Alves threw a line pass to Santos who went over for Plymouth s lone touchdown of the day More Vlgorous Eiorts Than Before When Plymouth s fightmg P1lgr1ms played host to H1ngham on Octo ber 30 they knew they would be opposlng the toughest team they would meet all season Desplte the great odds agamst them a spmted Plymouth first half Work1ng from a seven man l1ne a defense Plymouth had learned ln only tlu'ee days of practlce the H1ngham backs were stopped ln then' tracks as they tr1ed to break through the Plymouth bulwark H1ngham took to the a1r and cap1tal1z1ng on Plymouth s weak pass defense scored almost all the1r pomts through the a1r The fine runnmg of our great back field of Brady Paul Alves and Santos proved futlle as Plymouth lost another by a 27 to 0 score Result On November 6 Plymouth played host to a strong Barnstable eleven Because of the loss of four of the regulars Coach Mullen had to move co captam Gomes from h1s regular end posltlon to the backfield and also send Larry Paul 1nto the asslgnment of T formatlon quarterback both Wlth only four days of dr1ll1ng Plymouth Hlgh could not get gomg unt1l late m the fourth quarter and by that t1me the score was 19 to O. Pass mterference gave Plymouth a first down on the Barnstable 12 yard l1ne eleven held Hingham's powerhouse down to just fourteen points in the After Larry Paul gained exght yards Bern1e Andrews smashed through the mxddle for the score Gomes took a pltchout from Paul to h1s rlght and heaved a pass 1nto the end zone to Resmck for the extra pomt but It was too late as Plymouth lost 26 to 7 Br1ght spots for Plymouth were the fine catches of Carl Resmck and the smashmg TD of Bern1e Andrews Plymouth 26, Falmouth 13 On November 13 Plymouth High the VlCt1m of seven straight defeats unleashed 1ts full season s wrath at Falmouth as they powerhoused the1r way downfield four tlmes and presented Coach Donald Mullen Wlth a 26 to 13 v1ctory over Falmouth H1gh 1n the final game of the season It was a well deserved w1n as the Shlretown schoolboys paced by Larry Paul co captam Ronny Gomes and T1m Brady slammed mcessantly at the Fal mouth line travelllng 193 yards over the ground for a total of fourteen first downs Plymouths first score came early 1n the first quarter on a march from the Falmouth 24 after Bern1e Andrews had run back a Falmouth punt Paul and Gomes took it to the Fahnouth four yard 11ne After bexng W1ll1e Anderson Plymouth guard recovered a Falmouth fumble on the Cape 40 a few plays later to set up Plymouths second touchdown Co captam Gomes brought the ball to the Falmouth s1x and then T1m Brady swept h1s rrght end cut back sharply and went over standmg up to make the score 12 to 0 1n favor of Plymouth In the th1rd per1od Falmouth back deep in the1r own territory began to move but the thrust was halted when Carlton Resnick intercepted a pltchout and gave Plymouth a first down on the Falmouth three yard line Gomes hit center for the touchdown and J 1m RuHin1 k1cked the extra pomt Plymouth s final score came 1n the last per1od after Jerry Santos had intercepted a Falmouth pass on the Falmouth forty yard l1ne Led by Ronny Gomes Plymouth smashed the1r way to the Falmouth four yard l1ne where Larry Paul swept his left end for the score J1m Rufiim place k1cked his second extra po1nt of the game, and Plymouth had won their reward by a score of 26 to 13 held for two plays, Larry Paul skirted his right end for the touchdown. Cross Country Course It was a year of upsets for the PHS Cross Country Team as the harrlers won four meets and lost two enabllng Plymouth to have the s1xth best Class C team 1n the state The Blue and Whlte ran 1nto the1r usual nemesls October 4 as Plym outh went to a 22 39 loss at the hands of Rockland the 53 State Cross Country Champs At the first home meet luck agam turned the other way as the margm of victory for Mlddleboro was a t1e for tenth place w1th a 27 28 score The Brockton squad was stunned after learnmg that P H S first seven had beaten them 28 30 w1th the Rogersmen tak1ng the first three places The harrlers kept up the pace the next week whlppmg Whxtman 15 64 Plymouth had the first exght men across for a shutout A first year Scltuate team found our course a b1t difficult as the Plym outh runners kept up the1r vlctory pace by w1nn1ng 24 32 Medara fimshed second as he and a Scltuate runner made a new record of 13 24 At the State Meet on November 3 1n Whlte Stadxum Franklin Park Boston agam Don Medara d1st1ngu1shed hlmself by fimshmg mnth ln a field of 97 runners as he led the team to a s1xth place fimsh ln the State Class C Race Plymouths top seven went to East Brldgewater the followmg week and ended the season w1th a second place fimsh ln the Class A South Shore Race It was the senlors for Plymouth who were the ma1n pomt scorers Tommy P1ckles finlshed second Don Medara th1rd Leo Amlro mnth Cap ta1n Pete Mlller seventeenth and Doug Beane nineteenth So the season ended Better records may be achleved under the fine coachmg of Hank Rogers but it w1ll be a long tlme before such sp1r1t and w1ll to w1n can be equaled by any team CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Standing Mr Harold Rogers Alan Ferguson Christopher Pyle Robert Mxskelly Fred Adams Stewart Gulhang Seated James Swanton Thomas Packard Leonard Roby Peter M1l1er Thomas Pickles Elliot Segal Paul Douglas as-9 i 3: - iuudivfxs n fm I . -A L5 . wi ua. 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' 'Iii fy, , BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row Andrew Balbonn Donald Lopes Davrd Tavares Rlchard Tache Peter Romano Stephen Buttner Frank Gardner Jerome Santos Mldclle Row Mr Harold Rogers John Prmental James Marsh Thomas Packard Charles Tassmarl James Ruflinl Davld Nunes Richard Dunham Dennis Vecchl Mr Donald Mullen Douglas Gray Bottom Row Walter McCann Kenneth Hall Stephen Wlnokur Ronald Gomes Law renee Paul Howard Bena Sl David Besegax Francns Barrett Gerald Pxmental Off The Backboard The Blue and Whte Journeyed to Ab1ngton on January 4 for the1r first Old Colony League game Plymouth Hlgh School s mlghty mltes had l1ttle trouble w1th the Abmgton five as P H S romped to a 56 34 vlctory Charhe Tass1nar1 was hlgh man for Plymouth Wlth 19 pomts A late game surge alded by the bonus foul gave H1ngham Hlgh School a 49 38 dec1s1on over Plymouth Hrgh on January 7 Tralllng all the way Coach Rogers charges pressed the v1s1tors at the openmg of the fourth per1od cutt1ng the Hmgham lead from 32 to 29 w1th five m1nutes left to be played It was 1n the remamlng txme that Hmgham hooped 17 polnts to Plymouth s 9 Agam Charlle Tass1nar1 was top man w1th 11 pornts On January 11 playmg one of the most terrlfic games of basketball ever played by PHS basketball team Plymouth broke Warehams 22 game w1nn1ng streak The five starters Paul Tass1nar1, Barrett Besegal and Benassl cool calm and collected played as great a game agamst as great a team as they w1ll have to face th1s season Plymouths great de fense and fine offenswe play were the ma1n reasons for Warehams 53 50 defeat Larry Paul was hrgh man w1th 20 polnts and lxttle Franny Barrett came through w1th the clutch polnts when needed On January 14 the Plymouth Hlgh hoopsters took a thr1l11ng 58 56 dec1s1on over a h1gh scormg Wh1tman five An extra two polnts galned over the1r Whltman r1vals ln the th1rd per1od of play proved to be the w1nn1ng marg1n for Plymouth Hlgh Captaln Larry Paul was hlgh man for Plymouth w1th 21 polnts . . . . - , 1 v v 1 . , - I . , , y , , Y , y , - , . 5 - l , , ' Q . . . . . y - 1 1 , - . , . . . a 1 - . 1 , . . . 3 , . . . . . . . . 7 a 1 u 1 u y - . ' 9 s 9 3 Y Y 1 . . , . . , , - The Plymouth High School hoopmen made it three straight in Old Colony League competition on January 18 as they romped to a 65 37 win over Middleboro High Coach Rogers gave the game over to his full line of reserves in the last period as his first line squad had set them up with a 16 point lead Captain Larry Paul paced his teammates with 19 points Plymouth High School contmues its hoop team upsetting on January 21 when it took the measure of an overconfident Barnstable High 54-49 The Barnstable team badly misjudged the power and ability of the Plym outh qumtet and it was Plymouth s excellent shooting from the free throw lane that finally won the game Charlie Tassinari was high man with 20 points 16 of them being foul shots The shooting from the floor was terrific as Plymouth trounced Rock land on January 25 by a score of 50-43 The Blue and White led all the way and the only reason for Plymouth s not winning by a wider margin was the fact that the first team reserves played almost the whole fourth quarter. Howie Benassi and Dave Besegai played a great game with their rebounding and shooting Plymouth fought hard but was unable to catch a fine-working Hing- ham team at Hingham on January 28. Although Captain Larry Paul scored 26 points the team scoring of Hingham gave Plymouth its second loss to Hingham in league competition On February 1 P.H.S. met Abington High in a game which resulted in 12 of the 13 players on the Plymouth varsity getting into the scoring column as Plymouth romped to its sixth win by a score of 79-49 The Plymouth team was never in trouble as everyone on the varsity saw service. Captain Larry Paul topped the scoring with 16 points and Howie Benassi also played an excellent game One of the most thrilling games of the year was played on February 4 at Whitman High School. In a see-saw battle which saw Plymouth go behind in the second and third periods and then pull the game out in the final period, the Blue and White managed to beat Whitman by a narrow margin, 54-52. Franny Barrett and Charlie Tassinari were high men with 14 points. Plymouth Hlgh turned on the steam on February 8 turnmg back a speedy M1ddleboro five by a score of 81 65 Plymouth dropped the ball through the hoop from all angles and raced to another league v1ctory The terrlfic reboundmg and defenslve play of Dave Nunes and J1m Ruflim sparked the Plymouth team 1n the1r v1ctory Plymouth Hlgh was far below par 1n the1r game agalnst Wareham on February 11 Playmg before one of the largest crowds to watch on Old Colony League game Wareham could not seem to do anythlng wrong and Plymouth couldn t seem to do anythmg rlght Plymouth dld not start to score unt1l the latter part of the th1rd perlod and by that t1me they were behmd by too much as they went down to the1r thlrd defeat by a score of 70 51 Captam Larry Paul was outstandmg for Plymouth Or February 15 Plymouth Hlgh gave Rockland a lesson on shootlng as the Blue and Whlte trounced the boys from R H S by a score of 87 68 The hoopsters from P H S clmched a place 1n the Tech Tourney by w1nn1ng th1s gan e Larry Paul and How1e Benassl led the Plymouth team 1n scormg and Steve Wlnokur was outstandmg on h1s outslde sets On February 16 the Plymouth mlghty mltes travelled to Falmouth to meet Falmouth Hlgh School Foul shootmg proved to be the dec1d1ng factor as Plymouth hooped 70 per cent of the1r free throws whlle Falmouth made only 50 per cent of the1r foul shots Led by Tass1nar1 s 21 po1nts and Larry Pauls 25 po1nts Plymouth downed Falmouth 66 58 After drawmg a first round bye Plymouth H1gh had l1ttle trouble ehmmatmg Canton Hxgh from South Shore t1tle play 59 to 44 before a capaclty crowd at the Stoughton Hlgh gym The Shlretowners then trav elled to Randolph where they were el1m1nated from the South Shore tour ney by Whltman Hlvh 50 to 49 ln a top notch hoop thr1ller Playmg at Rockland Hlgh 1n the first consolat1on game ln the hlstory of the South Shore Tourney Plymouth Hlgh lost to Ohver Ames Hlgh of North Easton 69 to 57 after leadmg by three po1nts at the half The b1g three Paul Tass1nar1, and Benassl played great ball throughout the tourney s 1 7 , . . . x ' 1 . . . . . 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' ' as - n ' 9 Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth GIRLS SPORTS HOCKEY A Hn And Run Affair BASKETBALL Plymouth 40 Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth 45 45 Br1dgewater M1ddleboro Br1dgewater M1ddleboro Marshfield Ablngton Orleans Rockne Hmgham Wareham M1ddl6bOf0 Brxdgewater Rockne Abmgton Hmgham Wareham Ab1ngton Brldgewater M1ddleboro Twenty five g1rls took Hockey t1me out from the1r stud1es thls year to make up two enthus1ast1c teams Un der the able dlrectron of Coach Kmght the first team finlshed w1th a record of three games won three lost and one tred and the second team won three and lost two H1gh scorer for the year was Dora Lee Roulston wlth thlrteen goals What the glrls lacked 1n sk1l1 they made up ln team Splflt and good sportsman sh1p Tak1ng tlme out from the1r games toward the end of the season the teams took a trlp to Boston to see the1r coach play 1n a Boston versus Ireland game All 1n all although the g1rls were not undefeated they d1d have a lot of fun and learned what lt means to be part of a team Almost The blue and the wh1te started a successful season w1th the reportmg cember W1nn1ng the1r first five games Plymouth seemed 1nvmc1ble unt1l the1r second game at Brockton Wlth Rockne when they suffered the1r first loss Recovermg to w1n the1r next slx Plymouth ended the season w1th eleven wins and one loss almost but not qu1te undefeated Hlgh scorer for the year was Carolyn Holmes She was ably asslsted by Dora Lee Roulston Carol Melahoures and Myrna Hadaway as forwards and Maggle Whalen Erme Z1nan1 Phyll1s Estes and Jeanne Fryermuth as guards The second team fimshed up the year with 7 WIHS and 5 losses Thanks goes to Coach Knxght for the hard work and tlrne she put rn to make the g1rls team a w1nn1ng one 9 QQ ' ' 97 7 . 4 ' . 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Programs lead to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE OF EDUCATION COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING The combmatlon of academlc mstructlon at NORTHEASTERN and supervlsed co operatlve employment m busmess lndustry and the socral agencles constl tutes sound preparation for a wlde variety of responsible posrtlons Co op students earn a major portlon of thenr college expenses EVENING DIVISION Programs azazlable 171 the elds o Ltberal Arts Business and Engzneerzng lead to a proprzate bachelor or assoczate degrees SEPTEMBER REGISTRATION SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CATALOG MAIL THIS COUPON NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Dneflot o AKJIIIIIIIOIZI 111111 M1 nlrlne Please send me a catalog I am par? cularly lnle esled n the DAX COLLEGES EVENING SCHOOLS College Educatron E E enmg Dmusron of the College of Lrberal Arts College Lxberal Arts E School of Busmess fEwen1ng Sessxonsj College of Engxnecrmg lj Lincoln Inst ture fEngmet-:mg Courscsj College Busmess Admmlstratlon UI' l'll'l N :mt Addrc IS f - , , - ll YY ' ' ' , . . fi f . . v 1 Bo. f ', un ' J its . l ' r l , L , X of I . I V . . . X of K I , , I ' of .' , ' '. f ' 'SS .,..,..... ,..... ,,., .......,......, ............,....,...........................,,...,................. , ...........,......,...,.,.........,........,. 4,,, ....,... . lurtl 1CIl'1 or Tauri! lP. J. Xnrrlrralsg f.Y1.1.'eI THIS MARK DESIGNED s mum: Mayall-IAL ldll KSTAII-I UID Ill! s your guarantee of a 125 year old hrm Iinanc xally strong with a record of Successful performance Wg, fl THE ROGERS PRINT Complete Prmtmg Servlce 20 Mlddle St Tel 165 M Plymouth Mass THE HOBSHOLE HOUSE and MOTEL AN INN WITH EARLY AMERICAN CHARM 212 Sandwich St Tel 1153 Mr and Mrs Francls J ONe111 SAMOSET GARAGE INC CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH We Buy and Sell Sales and Service Good Used Cars Comphrnents of Perin0's Service Station PLYMOUTH, MASS PLYMOUTH ROCK BOWL-O-MAT fAutomatic Plnsettersj BOWLING AT ITS BEST ULN-4 I S- f ' xx lv L Y 21,14 xv 4 M 1 -7154414 . I . I ' U ' fill , sA'r1s1-'Ac'ronY work by 'LM 'V A , . 9 0 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 EDES MANUFACTURING COMPANY PLYMOUTH MASS SEARS FUEL CO PLYMOUTH 1214 Let The Green Fleet Deliver Your Heat MARTHA S GIFT 8: TOY SHOP HOBBIES PHONOGRAPII RECORDS 300 Court Street No Plymouth Plymouth 2109 R Best W1Sh9S to the Class of 55 CHERRYS SERVICE STATION WATER STREET Plymouth 2100 Comphments of STANDISH MOTORS, INC DeSOTO PLYMOUTH Llfetlme Guaranteed Used Cars Comphments BLUEBIRD CAFE 158 Water Street Plymouth SADOW S Always the Newest In Fashlons for Gxrls of All Ages Kmgston 2183 2275 Sales and Servlce Nnghts Kmgston 2001 Duxbury 757 Delco Tlmken L E BOUCHARD C0 , NC PLUMBING HEATING FUEL OILS 82 Maln Street Klngston, Mass 7 I f The New!-The Bigger! 0 9 . . , Comp11ments of Carol Avery Sturgls E E AVERY INSURANCE AGENCY INC 27 COURT STREET PARK AVE SERVICE STATION Socony Vacuum Products Best Wxshes to the Class of 55 Cor Court and No Park Ave THQMAS R HOGAN Phone 1550 Compliments of Compliments of PLYMOUTH ROCK HARDWARE R J MAROIS sz Court sc Phone 951 ICE CREAM Favorably Known for 70 Years and St1l1 111 a Class By Itself Made For Partxcular People 131 Eliot Street Milton 87 Mass BLuelulls 8 7850 1095 Nelson Street Plymouth, Mass Plymouth 160 Comphments of Zanello F urnlture C0 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES LARTMELL sl FRIES FURNITURE F U N E R A L H 0 M E CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 84 Court St Tel 1485 o o c 9 0 ' - 1 Q . Cl ' 12 Q n , 0 Q Q a I N 4 - Plymouth Federal Savings and Loan Association PLYMOUTH MASSACHUSETTS Inc 1882 Fed 1937 President Executxve V1ce Pres1dent James R Chandler Robert J Tubbs VICE Presxdent Treasurer and Secretary Harry R Talbot Walder J Engstrom Ass1stant Treasurers A Lee Roulston Fred C Brown Assistant Secretary Mae E Emond r ana ,NA 'mag FSM At Your Service For INSURED SAFETY FOR SAVINGS HOME MORTGAGES LOANS PLANS Planned for Your Bud et v . . , A .45 . D - - K ,,,,,,, -'lv My H A . 1 X vas- in 554' 65 ' Y N H 'Z Y ,V I -WW, Psirziggf- ' 35 ' - , . F. K 21,224.2 'rm ' l' gun ,nr s .V f M V , FW 'f- s mix R ,V Ka Akixfrwrx 2 Q, ,L 4- K - . . ...,..,... -...... .. ,, . - N. :':- M-r-,A :Meat..r.-gygwzsrt--..1-.:.1.,g,... U 5 Portable Radlos Record Players Apphances Seat Covers Tnres New Used Recapped C ln Tlre 81 Hom Supply Co St Plymouth 960 Wlgg 180 Court Lape lnsurance Agency and Cape Travel Agency Amedeo V Sgarz1 Orfeo H Sgarzl Enrlco Ferrarl Henry A Ferrarl 4 Court St Plymouth Mass Tel 66 Book your vacatlon trlp m Plymouth TILES BELL SHOPS 12 Court St Plymouth Mass BUILDING M PLYMOUTH LUM ATERIALS or ALL LINOLEUM 4 7mneZau A Tel 1118 WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES LYMOUTH MASS 40 COL RT ST P B E R C 0 KINDS Telephone 237 M REARDON EVELYN BEAUTY SALON Comphments of Buttner Bldg YMOUTH ELECTRONICS Room 10 Tel 245 PL 'rel 213 M 54 Court sz I-:Ns 'nm FLORIST COLONI STEV PHONE 278 w Congratulauons to the Class of 55 AL RESTAURANT STORE 278 R 39 Mann Street GREENHOUSE PLYMOUTH MASS Plymouth Mass . , . Compliments of ' I , . 55555 55 Complzments of EFIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK PLYMOUTH MASSACHUSETTS 5-Em - ' ' 'I is 5 4 , E - ' 7 4 5 3 A T ZA 3: - I ' 2 4 A-J .X 3 IQ, J 4 inns la- I -ML IIYCORPORAITD fess ARE YOU AVAILING YOURSELF OF THE VARIOUS SERVICES OF THIS FRIENDLY SAVINGS BANK JWQRSJSSWR QS f-X lffll LUIQIIM ll PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK The Friendly Bunk , I S I - M I mg' Lgggi' EEEE' 'EEEE IIYXOUTI JIYIIGJ' BINK - n Y r w ' ' 1 jjg.u ...I ' fn' I A..l ll 'L A li nhl!! ll f ill!! I 1 ..7..L.Y ' ...f...4 ,,gX,-.- R,--- Q Q 1 9 1 ZX I 4 THE GRADUATES OF f Q11 '1m 1955 ff l? C OF THIS PUBLICATION Junchon Routes 3 and 44 Plymouth Moss Tels 775 656 4900 llzl-:A PLYMOUTH CORDAGE CUMPANY PLYMOUTH MASS ALHUSETT S E t bl h d 1824 RDPE - BALER TWINE BINDER TWINE - TYING TWINE - TWISTED PAPER PRDDUDTS i A' o T0 T Q f Q J if L s El? in E - ' T S N ljeqclea F7644 PRINTERS PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHEIS ,Q . v 5 1706 -, 5 eva? f , A , s a is e f I4 I Best Wxshes DEXTERS SHOE STORE Footwear for THE ENTIRE FAMILY C0mP11meHfS Of Te' WW 16 C STODDARD sl TALBOT PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SINCE I835 Insurance Insures ' C 0 0 P E R S PLYMOUTH MASS I I or Purmour 1 counr s'rR:s'r 46 MAIN sr :xr C R Ph T 0 FR INDLV STURIS PLVMDUTII MASS THE CLASS of I955 1 I L' . f' I-0-!JJf f' I .L .V ' 'JI If y ,IIJVIJI - Ep 5 S, I I I 'UUI - ,yr 111. !! , I 'LET X LI' THE BUSINESS STAFF . - St. A I I I L- l H H L.. ' 1 North Plymouth Merchonts ASSOCIGlIOD Alves Shoe Store I Benottl 8: Sons Broccoll s Market Canevazzl s Market Cantom O11 Co Kmfe s Grocery Contente s Shoe Store Cross Constructlon Co A Wlaccaferrl Mando 5 Furulture Store North Plymouth Garage P2lIl0Vdlll s Pharmacy North Plymouth Hardw ure Perry 5 Market Puritan Garage John Scalahrom Sherman Fllllltllri' nc Sheehan s Star Lunch Stem Furnlture Shwom Bros Royal Palm Dou mut Volta O11 Co Fred Volta Ernle s Grlll L Ceccarelh Tulor .l and A Almeuln SCZISICIC Grlll Shop I ' ' ,, I t. '7 7 ' 7 ' ' Co. 9 ' . gl Danforth,s Home Bakery Valente Florist 9, ' O , I - O 9 l ,V l I Mary s Beauty Shop Mr and MIS Harr1s B Cohen John Hamllton Inc MIS Mr Thomas D Gorham and and and and and and M1 s Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Danlel Dempsey Charles Melahoures J Fort1n1 Leo J Caron Mando Borgattl A R Alberghlnl Prlmo Zucchell1 an and and and and and Mrs Mrs M1 s Mrs Mrs Mrs Dewey DeBrusk Paul M Warnsman V1HCGDt Stefan1 Thomas Fernandes Eldred B Bates Adelno Benass1 Deol1nda Costa Mrs Margaret Healy Helen M Bagnall ITIS E Albe1t1n1 Wllllam D Resnlck Mrs John W Reed Mlddle Stl eet Motors 5715515 Mr and Mrs Thomas M1tchell Jr Mr and Mrs Arthur G Estes Jr Mrs Glen Gray CECIIIH Geoffroy and Stu Gulhang Mr and Mrs Roy E Beaman Mr and Mrs Lou1s Zaval Mrs Em1l1o MaHin1 Nellxe R Lockl1n Mr and Mrs Nathan Roby Mr and Mrs Arthur W Beane Darschs Beauty Shop Mr and Mrs Rego PBtOCCh1 Mr and Mrs Ido Rufiim Russell F Sears Mr and Mrs Joseph Shaw Chlld s Ch1cken Farm Mr and Mrs Elpa1etC Gardner Mrs Frank A VHHCIHI Mrs James S Swanton Harmon Nursery Home Mr and Mrs E110 Ba1ufa1d1 Lou1s Barber Shop Mr and M15 Lou1s Sherman Mr and Mxs R A Mlskelly Dr. . 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