Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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Ck gl . ..-5' -3' 42 MRS. MARGARET I-IEALY Don't tattle on me, Edna English II, French I-1 year in P.H.S.- To err is humang to forgive, divine -her fam- ily - blue earrings - smart dresser - oh, those china-blue etyes-Mainoumet-has a chauffeur to school- some- thing that will knock you for ,, .'Si, MR. CARLO GUIDOBONI You looking for trouble? Basic Mechanics and Auto Mechanics-17 years in P.H.S. -wants more girls in his classes-joking with Jean- we wouldn't want to get into an argument with him!-tall and good looking-red Stu- debaker - teasing Irish - wants an entire car to dem- L, . if 'fm , .f .il .5 ag' W-in-.. a loopn-cool' calm' and col' onstrate to his pupils-seen Q lected- I'1l be rooting for -th b - f , YOU' boys! -Young at heart' i'f1ft'saC0ii2g?Sei3.s, in Ed.: Emmanilel College' A'B'3 .B0S' Boston University, M. Ed.g M 5 ffm Ungverslty' A'M'5 Umver' studied at Notre Dame, Col- ' Agile Sty 0 Connecticut' Law umbia University, and Bridge- 'K chool' water State Teachers College. MR' DONALD MULLEN Q Miss ELIZABETH KELLY Of course we're going to win! World History, Global Geo- graphy, Problems of Demo- cracy ,English II-2 years in P.H.S.-football coach - seen with Mr. Romano-those confidential whispers in third period study - pep rallies - called Coach -curly hair -he has problems tfootball or democracy?J-an Irish- man ! - between Plymouth and New Hampshire- Mr, XY! University of New Hamp- shire, B.A.g Bridgewater State Teachers College, M. Ed. MRS. ALICE KINGMAN Quiet, please Home Arts-10 years in P.H.S.-a good cook is price- less-dislikes seats without backs-knows what to do in an emergency-at the basketball games-her room is the teachers' lunch room- lovely lady dressed in white -from pizza to biscuits - A stitch in time saves nine. Framingham Teachers Col- lege, B.S. V -,. . , -If AO' N i - 1 ' f ,W f' ,Hx 'M' ,gi H Q I .. , p A ik . . p. . -1?r' . 'vp as V? X. S 'Kiki S Y? . 51-':'.:':+'-' All right! Now .... Bookkeeping I, Business Eco- nomics-26 years in P.H.S. - very efficient and helpful- handles lots of money-well- liked by all-dislikes people who can't follow directions and who carve initials in their desks-jokes with Mr. Pa- checo and Mr. Guidoboni- they c all her Irish - thoughtful of others- that strange handwriting - polio fund collections-trim and neat. Bay Path Institute. MR. JOHN PACKARD Is this green or blue? Chemistry, Physics, Radio- 21 years in P.H.S.-WIKMU -breaks bottles-wants a servant to keep the supply closet clean-an interest in the sky-what's anywho?- rarely loses his temper, but when he does!-a Harvard man-the rotten egg ex- periment-an artist in dis- guise. Harvard, B.S. in Physics: Harvard, Ed. M. in School Administration. i MR. ROLAND HOLMES I'd like to see you sometime English II, III- 10 years in P.H.S.-a new home-Pil- grim adviser - 1 o v e s his work - very friendly - bari' tone voice-those bow ties - Naval reserve - his three boys- Ask Holmsie, he will tell you what scouting's all about - - referee for Bill and Claire's arguments- sta- tion wagon - always carrying a pile of books-so well- liked! Bowdoin, B.S. in Biologyg studying at Boston University for his masters. MRS. MARION WHITING A girl to the office, please Secretary to Mr. Mongan- 5 years in P.H.S.-always busy -indispensable - hand- les our make-up cards-has a staff to help her-goes out of her way to be of service to us - Jo -t h e teachers' servant - late slips - always found in the office-teased by Mr. Wilson-Mickey Mouse's mother-often seen at our dances. Chandler School for Women. 2 nf' '-A ' , 1 K, 7 Nw

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I ' , an as ji- li .f W. 1. ' MISS MARJORIE KNIGHT Why don't you go out for hockey? Girls' Physical Education-4 years in P.H.S.-wants win- ning teams-tennis, hockey, basketball, and softball-we bring her our problems- Phil -bawls us out when we need it!-doesn't like Midgie - picture her with long hair- nice dresser-fun to be with -real fast in basketball. Bridgewater State Teacher's MR. HAROLD ROGERS What's you do that for? Boys' Physical Education-7 years in P.H.S.-basketball coach - his little b o y - misses Larry and Frannie- always has a joke-sweats at the games-track-diy at pep rallies-a wiffle- secret desire: play a shut- out-can easily see why he has to drink milk-Ware- ham and Silver Lake. X 'H College, B.S. in Ed. L f 1 7 I I , 2 ' A-.xt E x I' vu- -,lsxzifl AN: ' v q'.v.l:h xp ':xsx 7 u 33 4. ,D o a '! Q' 0 as .Ml 5 'P .555 r-.s',! s ,el , 53' .N I .ssh MR. JOHN TAVERNELLI Now, class' Latin II, III, IV-2 years in P.H.S.-seznper fidelis- came from P.J.H.S.-where does he have his hair cut?- quiet and sincere nature- always a suit-those Latin Club meetings-makes the Greek myths live- Ulysses - likes television -that big senior Latin class- wears out shoes with all the walking he does. Boston University, B.A.g Bos- ton University, M.A. MRS. ALICE URANN I'm only forty-five English III, IV-13 years in P.H.S.-should write an ad- vice column-proud she's Irish-Eileen, Champ, and Papa -writing a play- Provincetown- C'est la Vie! -calls herself the terror of the third floor-we're all her chil1un - Wish You Were Here - flashy blazers - hey, Ma! Bridgewater State Teachers - ri J . g ga , f-. . ,Liv I s' Aff. fi ' I vi' 2' . im-f x, z A5-. Boston University, .1 4' ' ,Y - 1 41 B.S. in Ed. MRS. MARGARET BROWN Get out in the hall! Art I, II, III-17 years in P.H.S.-passion for the ab- stract- always with Spitzie -to Paris-those classes on the Green are too much- pet peeves: Torrence and Ottino - adores ballet- ab- hors rock'n roll-talks with her hands-a tidy desk, just once-recipe for collapse: graduation and the yearbook -off to Spain. Sacker School of Design. MR. ARMEN MILTON Just a minute Chorus-1 year in P.H.S.- the Glee Club-his smile wrinkles-helps us to know good music-great sense of humor-sings from the heart -seen removing his jacket after the second chorus- needs boys for the Glee Club -that graduation music- He -from jazz to opera. Boston Conservatory of Mu- sicg University of Manchester, Englandg Boston University, College, B.S. in Ed 4... fl J ei X L' film ix MR. CLAIBORNE YOUNG Quiet!!! Biology-12 years in P.H.S. -the Science Fair-Sun- setters-our Sophomore Hop -very smooth dancer-his farm-could use drawing lessons so we could tell a rabbit from a horse-inter- ested in young people- Sophomore girls-presump- tuous and persistent prevari- cators-pigeons, chickens, and rats! University of New Hamp- shire, B.S.g Cornell Univer- sity, M.S. MRS. HELEN BAGNALL Have I seen all the make-up cards? Economic Geography. Typing I-she teaches us our geo- graphy-young at heart- oh, that typing class: A, S, D, F, J, K, L,:-always willing to lend a hand-seen at the basketball games - S.A.S. - she and Miss Knight-that crazy gray Studebaker-chic dresser-her cottage at the pond. Boston Universityg S a lem State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. B.S., University of Maine. ,uv , ,. 5 3:3-1. M, 'QMS 'hr

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.'- -V , . 1...-lg.. ..,. . ,..- . dr.. T. n Y WORDS OF WISDOM H Listen to Benjamin Franklin: He that hath a trade hath an Estate, and he that ' hath a Calling hath an Office of Profit and Honour, but then the Trade must be worked at, and the Call- ing well followed or neither the Estate nor the Office gg - will enable us to pay our Taxes. Remember that money is of the prolific, gen- erating nature. Money can beget money, and its off- ! .' spring can beget more, and so on .... The more there is of it, the more it produces every turning, so that , the profits rise quicker and quicker. He that kills , . a breeding sow, destroys all her offspring to the - thousandth generation. He that murders a crown, ' f , destroys all that it might have produced, even scores ff Y. ' of pounds. ,,. H, , i . . , 2 p 4 V He that is known to pay punctually and exactly I 4 to the time he promises, may at any time, and on any 2 1, occasion, raise all the money his friends can spare. . . F After industry and frugality, nothing contributes more to the raising of a young man in the world than ' punctuality and justice in all his dealings, therefore never keep borrowed money an hour beyond the time you promised, lest a disappointment shut up your friend's purse forever. .... be prodigal of effort and economical of time. Spending money never brings Prosperity, and Work is the only way to Welfare. So what signifies wishing and hoping for better Times. We may make these Times better, if we bestir ourselves. Industry need not wish . . . . and he that lives upon Hope dies fasting. There are no Gains without Pains. But, ah, think what you do when you run in Debt, you give to another Power over your Liberty. CD It is necessary for me to be extremely frugal for some time, till I have paid what I owe, and C21 to apply myself industriously to whatever business I take in hand, and not divert my mind from my business by any foolish project of suddenly growing rich, for industry and patience are the surest means of plenty. Justice is as strictly due between neighbor Nations as between neigh- bor Citizens. A Highwayman is as much a Robber when he plunders in a Gang, as when single, and a Nation that makes an unjust War, is only a great Gang .... A War .... can hardly be just on both sides. Heed Benjamin Franklin! PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY