Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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'1:9','Q' fx nrHf1xUl'.'1 1!YL 2' 1'T w!Q Q .f f 1 Y f f Lf., 4- - K A ' 91 i .. f -Q T. .'V'i. -1 -,L - Y 1' f ' s ,f ChflJl0PA8ff!0W!0l1d Gfe fi' ' we fumpe-xi MM nm .wrwa fer WW uw BAM PW U, am W wmimwjwxmmm iam M gsm W wi WWLM - Q?Af 4mTQM Qu gm gfwnm gg cmgmslwp m1dL .. we THE YEAR AFTER NEXT Two years ago a boy was graduated from this school. Last week from half-way across the world he sent me this message: I have learned this from experience and firmly believe it: The public schools are the strongest fortiHcations of liberty, and those who dedicate their lives to guarding these posts are among the brave few we can never forget or repay. I shall not disclose his identity for I think that might embarrass him, but of course it is heart-warming to get an endorsement of that kind and especially from such a source, since I'm sure the boy has no axe to grind, Though to be completely honest, I think he gives to us, his teachers, more honor than we may deserve. But that is not what I want to talk about, Rather it is the message that underlies his words, for what the boy is trying to say is something of this sort: Why couldn't I have seen when I was in school the things that are so clear to me now? Why didn't I learn then what now I know would have been so much to my advantage? Why did I tand so many more like mel resist instead of accept? Must the teacher always force upon me the things that are for my good? Why? I shan't mince words hereg this matter is too serious to call for a dis- play of tact. And most of you are just as capable of straight thinking in regard to it as I am-and you can stand unvarnished talk. You know perfectly well that the heel-dragging and obstructionism and resistance that clusters around school obligations is set up by those of you who want to have all the privileges and prerogatives of an adult but refuse to assume the responsibilities that always must go with them. To put it bluntly they are the ones who are afraid to grow up. To hear them tell it one would think that they are demanding only that which is in keeping with their dignity and what they conceive to be their superior status, but the plain truth is that they want to be babied. After the Civil War General Robert E. Lee became a teacher, and one day when asked by a father what he fthe fatherb should teach his son, said: Teach him to deny himself , for Lee knew that self-indulgence is the easiest of habits and can most thoroughly destroy character. He could have added: Sweet are the uses of adversity. It used to be that boys and girls were brought up to expect no favors, to ask only for what they were entitled, to expect only what they deserved -and thus could prove themselves to be men and women. That's still possible now. You don't have to wait until the year after next. EDGAR J. MONGAN GEORGE V. BUTTNER STORES, Plymouth and Marshfield Published by Plymouth High School Dedication ........ Principals Message Table of Contents . Pilgrim Staff .. Administration .. Senior Section .. Underclassmen .... Were You There? Student Activities Girls' Sports ...... Boys' Sports .... Acknowledgement . Advertising Cover Design by Bettie Crowell Janet Balboni Co-editors: Sue Lekberg TABLE OF CONTENTS PILGRIM STAFF 1956 - 1957 Photography: Tara Sturgis, Editor Karl Lekberg Arlene Perry Gail Sears Kay LaRocque Jane Pimental Brenda Petocchi Barbara Bratti Boys' Sports: Clyde Brini, Editor Timothy Brady John Pimental Literature: Janet Lamborghini, E Cynthia Foley Bettie Crowell Christopher Pyle George Sampson Gregory Baler Lawrence Winokur Faye Zoccolante Mary Guidoboni Margaret DeLisle Mary Silva ditor Girls' Sports Carole Greaves, Editor Reeta Romano Senior Statistics: Ethel Bussolari. Ed. Dana Bumpus Jean Perdigao Gail Sears Senior Specials: Brenda Petocchi,Ed. Dana Bumpus Gail Sears Business Staff: George Sampson, Manager Wayne Pimental Linda Mattioli Anne Cecco Christopher Pyle Ida Mae Gore Ann White Linda Harris Judy Benassi Judy Harper Bettie Crowell Sharon Cadman . 2 3 4 4 6 9 .. 49 .. 54 .. 57 .. 75 .. 83 .. 96 .. 97 Art Staff: Bettie Crowell, Ed. Christopher Pyle Frank' Cavacco Ariel Anderson Robert Torrance John Osborne Anita Robbins Typists: Kay LaRocque Barbara Lamminmaki Priscilla Souza School News: Gail Sears, Editor Liza Rossi Carol Voght Ruth Goodwin Russell Canevazzi Robert Newey Assistant Editors: Robert Duby Clare Banzi Linda Mattioli Russell Canevazzi STEVENS THE FLORIST, Flowers for all occasions QN Q XX Sie: l . f S -1' 4 C .. - f Y lcxfxl Ex - . 3g.. l-get f .5 , Q PQ. 'H' L. xx rgibyaw cis-455: in fi K ,- in ,fri YS A I .' 3 V X . K 'IQ ia K J f-X ,- A ,l . 'N E 2 N K' XX-f 3 , XC! f 1 0 X U XS in ki Rift!! iii 21' ' C9 1 zifmrlirzlilisisiliizissilillizeiisl lliilliillli ,Wiz M I .Il X L Ng l ,. . EXECUTIVE BOARD First Row: Clare Banzi, Janet Lamborghini, Brenda Petocchi, Suzanne Leliberg, Janet Balboni, Elizabeth Crowell. Second Row: George Sampson, Linda lklattioli, Robert Duby, Gail Sears, Tara Sturgis, Mr. Roland Holmes, Carole Greaves, Ethel Bussolari, Clyde Brini. av' .ww GD fi FN mi 5 V11 we PILGRIM STAFF Congratulations to the Class of 1957, LELAND'S iW f 14f'W' 3 n Ge, I X Nl ,f gl :K Q. 1 1 ' , if - ' S.- : x 1':!..b ,- r-. UP ! WH-S' -9 c Oda' 1-'W W7 'fvsy' 'W' A I 1 f - . yy, I 1 ,u '. 0 1 , ,. Q 1' 1, ' di N ew 5 af' E . 1 X fl No- 00111 + S f X Qi sr. If ii S ' , 4 p 'X ml W bk ,J E ,ff if I ' 6, I - I il-L 4 - ' U ,R .. , V W , fl f fin ng 1 57 Y bl E l ' '- f ' rv' ----T . 1 , . Q M! ' 'if Left to Right: Mr. Spencer Brewster, Mr. Joseph Contente, Mr. Mauro Canevazzi, Mr. Donald Welch, Mr. Ralph Weaver, Mr. Walter Snyder, Mr, Alton Cavicchi, Mr. s My Robert Bowler. , j il qi 1 1 Yi 9 m as Left to Right: Mrs. Mary Scagliarini, Miss Hel- en Doherty, Miss Mary Zucchi, Mr. Thomas Longhi, Mrs. Caroline Vecchi. Absentees: Mrs. Lillian Thomas. Mrs. Dora Zoccolante. Left to Right: Mr. Wel- don Wood, Mr. John Robischeau, Mr. Jos- eph Bernardo, Mr. John McCarthy, Mr. Peter Savard. ,Q S ,-5 'L 1 0 X e5' Q, 'S-s '15 35 4 1 11 T1 F1 11 E1 11 12 1 15 11 1 V I ', IL' 51 1 1:1 11 1 1 1 1 'V 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 9 Q ' Qi' Q fix M vu ' B ! LQ.-.a--4' 1 N Q G 11 M7 26 4 ig tg? 1 ' Q 37 8 Y fi H K X 1 If 'Tig Sgoswxb-v I 7 ' :IES-:-.Q W ' Q3 1 1 an 1 1 11 QW 1 4 Q N '1 5 5033,-QYNE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 40 'o' I' PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Clyde Brini Hans Slade AWE! nactsgf' A0440 P-'wx P. .ron SECRETARY TREASURER Suzanne Lekbefg Ronald Soares rs K' is ,Ma 'HX fi -Af 3 ,,,, ii . - Sleepy Time Gal - peppy cheerleader - 11 JOSEPH THEODORE ALVES C'mon, youse guys! Josie -Town Brook Service Station-always hitting Pat-blue-eyed blondes-great football player-with Dick, Zeke, and Gus-- The Tack Kid -Rat Hole-full of the devil-hates red- heads-home arts fan-wants a coke machine in P.H.S, - Air Force, here I come! - pizza - on the carpet-what a laugh! Activities: Football: 1, 2, 3. AL. Energetic isn't he? ARIEL ANDERSON Son of a Gun! Andy -long blond hair and tiny feet- Joni James fan - M 8: M's pet peeve - art and ballet - Van Twinkle - Oh! to be skinny - hot coffee French whiz-pet peeve: Bug-Run, Ariel, he won't catch you!-wants a water fountain on W the hockey field-that's a laugh?-Tassy's- ' ' Manomet's Marilyn. Activities: Cheerleaders: Field Hockey: 1, 2, 31 Basketball: 1, 2, 3, Library Staff: 2, 3. Mademoiselle Rembrandt BEVERLY ANN ANDRADE Man, you know that too? wi, Bev -always in New Bedford-to own a 4 ranch house and have her own hot rod-likes Rock and Roll-second period driving class- X-' pet peeve: boys that don't dance-with Anita, 7 Patty, Margie, and Joan-headed for secretarial I school-she's engaged-have school twice a week-would like to have Joe discharged from the Army. Activities: Pilgrim. Well, dah-h-ling! ANDREW LOUIS BALBONI Hey, Jake, going to Tassy's? t'Andy -Garuti's Service Station-wants to build his own hot rod-Silver Lake girls-likes psych. with Mr. Wilson-headed for Northeast- ern University for automotive engineering- would like to buy a share in Tassy's - with Jake and fellow Twin Pipers-secret desire: to test- drive cars at Detroit- Early to bed, early to rise -works for Mandofs Furniture. Activities: 106-a-week Collector: 1, 2, 3, S.A.S.g National Honor Society, Basketball: 1. Notmuch for mileage, m-m-m'? , 4' wt- JANET FRANCES BALBONI What a character! Jan -shiny black hair-Plymouth's loss: Manomets gain- Why don't you become a gym teacher, Jain? -U. of Mass.-Athletic Club be- fore school-neat dresser-always Writing let- ters-future psychologist-coke for breakfast -with Sue, Carole, and Dana-wants a Model A-Van Twinkle-co-editor of the Pilgrim- Jimmy. Activities: Basketball: 1, 2, 3: Co-captain of Hockey: 2, 3: Tennis: 2, 3: Softball: 1, 2, 3: Co-editor of Pilgrim: Latin Club President: 2: S.A.S,: Dance Committees: Press Club: 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society: Lab Assis- tant: 1: Marching Girls: 2, 3: Science Sem- inar: 2, 2: Library Staff: 1: Fund Collector: 2: Senior Honor Group. if 5 A C -H PATRICIA ADELINE BARRETT , Y Lem-me see! W fi' Pat -cute dresser-Van Twinkle-dislikes 5 2nd period-future number please? girl- : wants to come over on the Mayflower- Hey, - Home1y! - McLellan's - a date with Elvis p l Presley-Betty and Barb-would like to have a radio in study-Tassy's-loves P. J. parties -movie bug-Provincetown-always reading -Silver Lake! .1 H QW JEANETTE ELIZABETH BASLER Now! S J.B. -C.C.C.-to be a nurse-those crazy 0, 3. T.N.T. meetings-a Woolworth slave-secret desire: to go shopping on the moon-with Red, ef' Viv, and T,N.T.-those curly locks!-likes Miss 2' ' Knight-pizza fan-her trip to Michigan-pet 1 peeve: grouchy customers-wrecking typewrit- P V ers as a Sophomore and Junior-loves sports. ' Activities: Basketball: 1, 2, 3: Hockey: 1, 2, 3: Tennis: 1, 2, 3: Softball: 1, 2, 3. 4, ,'H9i:aisfA,j,-.X . COOPER BEAUREGARD Beat Silver Lake! Coop -P.Y.C.-to own a Thunderbird with 5.-R, ,gf a Lincoln engine-Landing Road, Kingston- pet peeve: Mr. Kieberd's calisthenics-B.J.-to Q... become a five-star Admiral-girls and cars- -.. ' that French class-likes English IV, and Mr. Mullen - happy-go-lucky - plans to become an electrical engineer-likes the girls in Kings- ton. Activities: Football: 2, 3. Going swimming? PAT!! -.- .1 iq . J s. 1' : M. f--. 1 ,. 1.4 f up Cha-cha-cha! R Sailor boy! 1 i arawi 'Vi 1:1 H Lawf' if-vi .M .I TIMOTHY CONDON BRADY Yes, but-! Tim -football star-hates talkative girls- Pepsi Cola Bottling Company-wants to go to college-roller skating-always arguing with teachers-to become a Naval Officer-likes Physics-in the locker room-that special someone-C.Y.O. president-always has a big line to give- H00ker - Bucking Tim Brady. Activities: Radio Club: 1: Football: 1, 2, 33 Co- capt. 33 Science Seminar: 2, 3: S,A.S. 1: Base- ball: 1. BARBARA ANN BRATTI HOW about that! Barb -shiny black pony tail-to be 5 ft. tall -Elvis fan-to Wed a doctor-French fries and pizza-Cunningham-wants to be a typist -Locker 231-baby sister Margie-Sheehan's -a Van Twinkle-staying over Mary Ann's- likes transcription-Tassy's. Activities: Basketball: lg Hockey: lg Pilgrim, Dance Committees. JUDITH MARIE BRENNER That's a low blow! Judie -Tassy's-to be a secretary-likes pizza, fried clams, and English-can't wait to retire-wants longer recesses to get more of 5th period's homework done-with Di, Barb, and Mary-dislikes lst period study-Vinnie -to be a millionaire- Ma Urann. Activities 10c-a-week Collector: 1, 2, 3: Bank Teller: 3. CLYDE BERTRAND BRINI Wanna bet we win? Clydie -very shy once!-with Pete, Hans. Dickie and Ron-wants a winning football team-TasSy's-his private secretary, Ethel- our class president- But, Alan, this is my week for the car! -sleeps in class-Linda- college bound-writing to Pete-to be quarter- back for Notre Dame. Activities: Baseball: 1, 2, 3: Captain: 23 Football 1, 2, 31 Co-captain: 3: Basketball: 1, 2, 3: Track: lg Press Club: 23 Glee Club: 2, 3: Latin Club: 1: Disc Jockey: 2, 3, Dance Com- mittees: Class Motto Committee: S.A.S.: 2, 33 Pilgrim: Boys' Sports Editor: Sophomore Class Vice President: Junior Class President, Senior Class President. 13 WPC .gg I A A' .,-YV' ,mini .,v'.: ' 3 - .. gf, I, .as 4 - 2 ff-. -,leaf is 5, .'?g,','A-fi5.Qi'1F'i9 1 H .2 Tennis anyone? I get more ironing done this way! 's Vinny -,- v--..,, 'Z S- 4155 2 I I n is ba if 274 fix! 'VJ -. f'N, Wu. Af is -A! 6 THOMAS JAMES BROWN If you say so! Tom -headed for business school-picture i him president of General Motors-Is he really the quiet type?-liked Psych. with Mr. Wilson -secret desire: to build a custom car-with Joanie-dislikes winter clothing regulations- 9 works at the Bowl-O-Mat-Twin Pipes-Who do you share your locker with, Tom? Activities: Bank Teller: 1, 2, 3. i A Who let the canary out? DANA GAGE BUMPUS Oh, say now! Bump - boys - always laughing - bound for Fisher - loves to dance - her big Buick - Janie, Tara, Nellie, and Van Twinkles - Dana, why don't you wear Bermuda's? - who lives in Newton?- But, Ossifer, my car doesn't go over 40! -wants to peroxide her hair-loves 5th period study-crazy about pa- jama parties-great comforter. Activities: Pilgrim: Latin Club: 1, 2: Press Club: 2, 3: Hockey: 2, 3: Basketball: 2: Marching Girls: 2, 3. Beauty and the mop ETHEL BUSSOLARI Sawdite'? Efo -Enos's and C.C.C.-to have all Elvis' records-that Air Force guy!-with Jean, Carol,Carla,and T.N.T,-to date a certain Soph- omore-that study in 103-pizza and boys-pet peeve: Mussa-loves driving the Ford-her African friend-those flirty eyes-that trip to Michigan, Activities: Marching Girls: 2, 3, Basketball: 2: Tennis 2: Science Seminar: 2, 3: Pilgrim: Senior Statistics Editor: Latin Club: 1, 2: Class Gift Committee: Dance Committees: i Senior Honor Group: Lab Assistant: 1: National Honor Society. is, I Eeek! a freak! I EDWARD JOHN CADORETTE What the heck! Eddie -works for the Bus Company-at Slim's and Tassy's-seen with Riggie and Andy -hamburgers, 'Twin Pipes and a hot Plymouth -wants to have music in the cafeteria-dis- likes slowpokcs and long homelessons over the weekend-Linda-plans to become a diesel mechanic-likes radio-secret desire: to climb a telephone pole. Activities: Radio Club. r ' It LLJJQ ,' ' vp 'Q-A -si 'i A 'yy lv fr: it 4 is f ,V ' ' If ,TX ' .FV il if , if 1 iid 'al ,rr I ig iiidr, , f 'E J Q s . , 62' - f ,:' - 4 ii 'f f -.-- : ' . , I Qi.. A-I, I . l 1 Beachcomber ELIZABETH MAY CALLAHAN Is that necessary? Betty -with Pat and Fran-wants visitors at recess -the pincurl kid - a special cop - future number please? gal-4th period study in 103 -pet peeve: Sully-McLellan's Candy Counter - the DeSoto-can't wait to leave P.H.S. - E d g a r - dislikes homework - Tassy's - Rag Top. JANE FREEMAN CARPENTER But, Ossifer! 59 Janie -running out of gas in the '35 Ford- imagine her as a second Florence Nightingale- K Mom, can I have the Caddy? -Newtom V Wellesley bound-fighting with Jimmy- Jane, does the sun do that? -parties at the Tea House-speed demon-works at Smiths and 40 Warren Ave.-Bren, Dana, and Van Twinkles - oilicial hoop carrier - Tassy's. Activities: Latin Club: 1, 25 Pilgrim: 3. FRANK SOUZA CAVACCO JR. Shall I put the top down? Frank 'C '-art class-to have his loud pipes back again-likes chocolate frappes and blondes with any color hair!-that red Chevie-always there with a crazy remark-seen with Riggie, Glenn, and the boys at Slim's- Ma Urann- secret desire to have the Chevie paid for!-dis- likes grouchy customers at the A8aP. M! 'Qwu t f'T5,?t CLOTILDE ALCIDE CORVELLO gi ' i Oh, be quiet! ' .Va If ' Tillie -wants to have soundproof walls in the f A. study hall-secret desire: to become a famous , singer-always smiling-with Mary,Viv, Barb, ' 1 and Teen Queens-to have her own car!-likes music and Mrs. Kingman-always writing let- ters and listening to WCOP-can't wait to leave Plymouthg number please gal. Activities: Glee Club. l5 English Lit. or World History Really, dah-ling? if 3335, The small change too? Sitting on top of the world 16 4 3: ,l. ' '5- ls,- A fl Q -x ll O U ,yr 'NG -Qi b 2 I N, A! tv! it PM ,113 'S v 'Ui' vig ' 1 1---f wv FREDERICK COVELL -- . . . . , ' lhat .i true story? Clin-f -Rtimiiriifspoolroom-seen with Jimmy, Pete, Tom and lion-'wziiits to be head of the Win vs -- lil-its x-:inning pool games - works at Coopers Drugfclislikt,-s homework --likes Glob- al Geoggrupliy - lieucln-cl for the Navy - hails from Chiltonrillegltlr. llolmt-s-to have young female tegicliers at P,ll,S.-pet peeve: guidance period. BARBARA ANNE CREMONINI I don't know. Barb -Tassy's-likes stcnography and Mrs. Raymond-with Di, Mary, and Judie-wants to go to Washington, D. C. for a visit-pizza and French fries-works for Benehcial Finance Company-secret desire: to get rid of Plymouth Rock-hates to be called Crum -that phone in study hall!-escalators for the seniors. Activities: Oilice Assistant, 106-a-week Collec- tor: 1, 2, 3. ROBERT RONALD CROCIATI Who, me? I didn't do it! Jake -works at the Cities Service Gas Station -riding around with the boys, and playing pool-with Andy and the Twin Pipes-wants to become a mechanic-cars, girls, and money -secret desire: take all teachers out of P.H.S. and have no homework-Tassy's and the Bowl- ing Alley-Ydislikes getting up early in the morning. ELIZABETH ANN CROWELL Nonconformist! 'tBettie -to found a museum in God's country -writing a best seller-likes Intellectuals and lndividualists-four years of art college, then three sets of twins-all for seeing-eye locks- Woolworths-with Chris, Tammy, and Hotshot -to be a lasting companion to that certain temperamentalist-dislikes bananas, feuds, and Mr Pyle's magazine rack. Activities: Dance Committeesg Pilgrim: Art Ed- itor. Nur . , IH . . u A. ft, 53 t h, J 7 41' 3 1 nh, Aspirin, please ilk Fun for the feeble With or without marshmallow ' :QE Windblown 'NI YV ,QQ xv f 'W-5. I ' I ' 5959 , A , ex 'hr' 'Vw V' KY'-nr Xt use if. , t-ma, M... ROLLENE MAY DARSCH Oh, sugar! Cookie -in a two-tone '54 Plymouth-to photograph a teacher with a mouthful-fried onion rings and butterscotch sauce-Don-al- ways daydreaming-wants to have waiters in the cafeteria-with Barb and Viv-Wool- Worth's Office-secret desire: to have her three wishes come true-Mrs, Kingman. Activities: Bowling: Bank Teller: Fund Collec- tor: 1: S.A.S.: 1: Oliice Assistant: 3: Pilgrim. DEWEY PETER DEBRUSK Who's buying? Riggie - seen at Slim's Texaco Station - Uncle Sam gets him after graduation-blond wavy hair-likes Mr. Guidoboni and auto mechanics -works at Pilgrim Drug-Chevies-with the guys-plays trombone-wishes PHS would get better equipment for auto meehanics-se- eret desire: Put a GMC in my Chevie and watch the Fords through my rear-view mirror! Activities: Office messenger: Band: 1, 2, 3. VIVIAN MARIE DOUYLLIEZ Get it? Got it. Good! Viv -Miss Knights office-to type a trans- cript without an error-wants elevators to every room-with Red, Jeanette, and Rollerie -French fries, tuna, and lushy meatballs- secret desire: to be a dentists dentist-rides around in a '51 Merc. with Mal-dislikes Mr. Mullen's cough drops and teachers who make you write all the time. Activities: Office Assistant: 2, 3: National Honor Society: Softball: 1: Pilgrim: Hockey: 2, 3: Basketball: 2, 3: Bank Teller 2: Fund Col- lector 3. DANIEL BROWN DREW Hasbrouck, get me out of study! Danny -at the Boy's Club-to play basket- ball like Bob Cousy-food, bowling, basketball, and Basic Math III-wants more study periods and fewer teachers-works at Larch Hill- seen with Art and Gene -secret desire: to tune up Mr. Mongan's Buick!-working and eating- always pesters Gene in study. Activities: Ticket-seller: 1, 2, 3: Senior Honor Group. Sin O fD -1 ix? 5 FD F? ' ' '4 o : o' DJ o' 14 aagrg L val : fi-,H 0 fi Q Riggy er, X . g ,f f 4 5-,f Q., 5, . QTL' J, 1 L Mel's tootsies? X id s i ai wiki, fn. .. Tweet! in .Q 18 l , , .W 5 t l Z 445 '. ' a fffff' y 13:1 in 9' ii RICHARD HOLMES DUNHAM I could say something, but I won't! Dick -34 Allerton Street and Marcia-wants to become a disc jockey and TV announcer- likes 1:35 p.m. on Friday and holidays-work- ing, eating, and listening to WCOP-home arts with Mrs.Kingman and study in 103-Plymouth Baking Co.-with Dick, Greg, and the Twin Pipes- dislikes long assemblies. WARNER JENSON ELDREDGE I dunno! Warner -drives a truck for Cedarville Lum- ber Yard-with Glenn, Dick W., Riggie, and Zeke-home arts and a Mrs. Kingman fan- spare time- Oh, for some! -girls and money -that aqua Merc!-loves Italian food-pet peeve: teachers-sleep, sleep, sleep-future mechanic-that long ride to Plymouth. JAMES MILTON ELLIS You're a riot, but you know what happens to riots-they get broken up! Swifty -likes gym-goes hunting with Woody -with Howie, Norm, and the boys- those blue eyes!-seen slaving at Holmes' groc- ery-to visit Plymouth in his '68 Cadillac- Ma Urann-always sleeping in 6th period study -a hot '47 Ford coupe-Wonder how he got his nickname?-Whitehorse and Mel's Gas Sta- tion. Activities: Baseball: 1, 2. NORMAN ALAN FERREIRA Maybe we oughta'! Norm -Slim's Station and Tassy's-to own a custom auto body shop-convertibles, music, and dancing-those eyes!-home arts with Mrs. Kingman-ride, eat, and sleep-with the boys from Slim's-What's Silver Lake got?- Twin Pipes-dislikes gym and people who don't mind their own business-wishes a certain per- son would keep quiet in Study-favorite usher at Old Colony Theater. 'I Quel age avez-vous? Scholar in Ferryland! nz.. f un g, 4, -M' Don't drop it! Smile for the birdie -4 ia!!! 3 .' , 9 , 1 f -'A -4 . X-:D I. 2. ,. l muh NC. l ET! STANLEY PAUL FERREIRA Oh What I mean' Stan flashy eyes with Gus Bug Clydie and Hans Air Force bound Mary to find the chicken he left at Tassys great loafer skinny legs Lover home arts horses and cows-terrific personality-telling Dana Jokes -enormous appetite-in the sophomore cor- ridor-flirtatious-our star end on the football team-always worrying. Activities: Track: 1, 2, 35 Football: 1, 2, 3. ELLIOT FILLIPPINI 44MOOn1n Lover -Uncle Sam is going to get him-at the Boy's Club-likes Mr. Ferry-with Bug, Gus and Stan-secretly desires to make a touch- down-4th period study in 103-Tony Curtis -plays pool-girls, food, and more girls- would like a shorter school day. Activities Football: 1, 2, 33 Baseball: 1, 2. NORMAN JOSEPH FORTINI IAMOOHYU Mountain -lives for his custom Ford-com- ical and cute-home arts with Mrs. Kingman- with Regg, Howie, and Swifty-curly-top?-to build the world's fastest rod-Bren-working at Fortini and Son Poultry Co.-spends spare time eating chickens and eggs-Twin Pipes- at Tassy's, with those girls! -dislikes Chevies great loafer-Slim's. BARBARA ANN FURTADO Sure ya do! Barb -at Tassy's-always with Arlene and Cilla-loves driving Dad's Plymouth-Mrs. Kingman and home arts-seen at the Royal Palm Do-Nut Shop-secret desire: to travel with the U.S.A.F.-thrives on pizza and ginger- ale-definitely in favor of doing away with P.H.S.-always writing letters. 19 y'5 S251 . Q ...gin . fr, . May I have this dance? Leave me alone! How are those chicks, Norm? maui' mi TL is-Q What goes on in the girls' room 'OW I'-II Q! B- .1 -. ur 5 A V 1 - :iw-sr MARY LOUISE GIAR Nobody asked me! Mar'lu - freckles and red hair - coffee frappes-C.C.-miss that 1:60 Club?-Mary Lou,don't be mad?-a certain teacher-Mason's -walking in the rain- Don't call me crazy! -Ariel, Bren, and Van Twinkles-temper, temper, temper-Manomet Point-loves P.J. parties-frequent conferences in the office- Manomet hick - TasSy's. Activities: Dance Committees: Pilgrim: Hockey: 1: Basketball: 2. CAROLE ANN GREAVES Oh, Janet! :'Carole -Miss Knights office-to be a success -headed for U. of Mass.-likes arguing with a certain English teacher-seen with both Janets, 41, Clare, and T.N.T.-secret desire to weigh 120- 'V ...4 . ,i 42 1 ,gr 5 ,ff ,al l peeved when the e is omitted from her name -those Physics tests-abolish homelessons. Activities: Hockey: 1, 2, 3: Basketball: 1, 2, 3: Softball: 2: Press Club: 1, 2, 3: Latin Club: 1, 2: Lab Assistant: 1: National Honor So- ciety: 106-a-week Collector: 3: Bank Teller: 1: Pilgrim: Girls' Sports Editor: Sunsetters: 1: Dance Committees: Bowling: 2: Science Seminar: 2, 3: Senior Honor Group. BARBARA ANN HAMBLIN Bean-blossom Barbs -bowling, movies, and roller skating -with Barbara. Kay, Marion, Tillie, Dotty, and Ann-likes music with Mr. Milton, and Mrs. Raymond - Tassy's - Dick - secret desire: to own a pink Cadillac convertible-loves to buy new clothes and just drive around-works for Plymouth Fishermen's Cooperative-to have music in study hall. Activities: Bank Teller: 3. JEAN ANNA HANSON Gee, how did you guess? Emily -to marry a millionaire-picture her a nurse-with Ethel, Carol, and T.N.T.-likes pizza, Dad's car, English, and Ma Urann-to abolish Elvis-wants escalators for exhausted seniors-those beautiful eyes-an A8zP gal- that effervescent personality. Activities: Latin Club: 1, 2: Librarian: 2, 3: S.A.S.: 2, 3: Bank Teller: 2: Office Assistant: 2, 3: Fund Collector: 2. D Position is everything in life There's a fire in the shower! Future librarian? L D 'n . 5 ,fi S334 TH Qi 5 ig nw- . - .---,Vt ,- . - , . ,-4 . p V 1 I t P 1 . 43- :' NI VI.. 13, if . fa'- ., f f 'v i'5,,J!, ..-1 3, . 'F r' -J I I .A Scrub woman JOAN MABEL HANSON Oh, noi! Joan -the other half-seen slaving at the AXP-likes English with Mrs. Raymond-with Jean, Margot, and T.N.T.-dislikes Hirts-that green Plymouth - Northeastern - those cute dimples-from the wilds of Carver Rd.- Eddie, My Love -to have her blond curls- U. of Mass. bound. Activities: Latin Club: 1, 23 Office Assistant: 2, 3. AUSTIN OSBORNE HARDING Whip it up! Aus -with John and Art-pizza, motorcy- cles, and a certain girl-at Pete's, Jim's, and Churchill's-radio with Mr. Packard-hails from Manoinct-going to join the Navy-he's an uncle!-to be an electronic engineer-so quiet-dislikes talkative girls and Elvis Presley. Activities: Radio Club. EUGENE ROBERT HASBROUCK Oh, yes! Gene -Stang's-to be a Captain-hates noisy study periods-doing homework on a pool table-likes English and Ma Urann- Navy-hunting, bowling, and run, run, run- install larger lockers-to have small books with large pictures-with Danny and Ronnie-dis- likes mile-long lunch lines, corny jokes, and cold winters. Activities: Cross Country: 1. 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Bank Teller: Ticket Seller. JOHN MAURICE HEALY Give me some bread fmoneyi! Johnny -at Jim's and Gellar's-secret de- sire: to own a black Thunderbird-headed for an engineering school after graduation-Mr. Packard-wants to have drag races at recess- cars, girls, and food-that English class!- chauffeur to a certain English teacher-would like to move to California. .I- S 1 Lv 5- I ,526 W tj' 'lf Af' sq, 4 3 Vv GLENN EDWARD HEPPLESTON How's that grab ya'? Hep -Slim's Station and Tassy's-anxious to sell his Hrst house-cool Chev'-home arts with Mrs. Kingman-that senior study in 103 -with the boys from Slim's-special interest in Brockton- Let's tip the school over and leave the poor lions alone! Msecret desire: to see Riggy married-Twin Pipes-works for Walter Schroedefs Real Estate and Insurance. MARION JEANNETTE HOLMES Oh, really? Minny -with Bert and Staples-likes study and music-wants to build a new home-Mrs. Raymond-works at Harry's drugstore-secret desire: to travel-has just enough spare time to plan what to do next-dislikes homelessons- engaged-so quiet-long curly hair. HOWARD ALFRED KIERSTEAD Hey, youse guys! Howie -Navy bound-at Slim's and Tassy's -'49 Ford-the silent type-with Swifty, Reggie, Rod, Norm, and Jim-dislikes Chevies -Marion-Study hall fan-Twin Pipes-great loafer-When is he going to paint his car?- doesn't move too fast!-Twin Pipes. Activities: Football: 1. WILLIAM EDWARD LABRECK How about that? Bill -another of Mr. Guidobonis boys-likes hunting and fishing-hails from Manomet- seen at Gella1 s with Cliftie, Stevie, and Willie -can't see why he has to wear a necktie- secret desire: to own the fastest Car in Manomet -dislikes girls?-bound for the U.S.A.F.- sleeps in his spare time-never without a laugh. fr Q Tourist?? Whom are you waiting for? ' N Catching up on my reading ' W V :Q I , .. X Spring fever! ,- :Off io 'Q' 'QV' we N., A Y A 4'- 'Q' if 13 fix 1' NI ,di CAROL ANN LACEY That's nifty. Trixie -to go to Maryland-a future nurse -sweet personality-W.A. of Rainbow-likes pizza, and English with Mrs. Raymond-active band member-with Jean and Ethel-dislikes Elvis!-always smiling-typing enthusiast- her dear little brother?-a certain photog- rapher. Activities: Class Motto Committee: Band: 1, 2, 35 Manager of Girls' Sports, Pilgrim: Orches- tra: 1, 2, 3, Latin Club: 15 Bank Teller: 2: Oflice Assistant 25 Glee Club 2. JANET EDITH LAMBORGHINI Is this organized confusion or confused organ- ization? Jan -her attic lab-those summers at Long Pond-seen with Carole, Pandy, and T.N.T.- dislikes calorie charts and empty gas tanks- arguing with Bettie on religion-to be presi- dent of A.E.C.-her three big brothers-first prize winner at the State Science Fair liked by all, Activities: Dance Committees, Lab Assistant: 13 Pilgrim: Literary Editor: Class Motto Com- mittee, Press Club: 1, 2: S.A.S.: 1, 2, 3, Pres- ident of Honor Society: Hockey: 1, 2, 3: Basketball: 1, 3: Biology Teacherette: Chair- man of the Scholarship Fund: Fund Collec- tor: 1, 2, 3, Latin Club: 1, 2, Librarian: lg Science Seminar 2, 3, Senior Honor Group. BARBARA CAROL LAMMINMAKI For heaven's sake! Barb -Rhythm-and-Blues, pizza, French fries, and boys-Tassy's and the movies-can't wait to marry a handsome millionaire-wants to put a jukebox in each homeroom-Mom, may I have the car tonight?-with Barb, Kay, Pat, Ann, and Jo-secret desire: to own her own red Mercury convertible-her kid sister!-Mr. Smiley. Activities: Pilgrim: typist. KAY-ELLEN LAROCQUE Oh, my gosh, when did that happen? Kay -to be a secretary-Tassy's-working and eating-boys with bow ties, nice clothes, Camp Norse, and the Kingston Class of '55- with Barb, Ann, Mary, Tillie, and Lucy-wants to have a filing cabinet put in 303 for Mrs. Bagnall-secret desire: to be a fashion model -her sister!-wishes a certain boy,wou1dn't slam her locker door!-Mrs. Gardner. Activities: Library Staflqz 1, 2, 35 Pilgrim: typist: Glee Club: 25 Basketball lg Tennis: 1. Old Faithful lv v, Lamborghini's Theory 1 F 'iii' ,, ' 1 is -X , N 'ff' 5. T'i 1 nuwg 1 Q W' f-2 r if PW: 1 i .6 A, i 1, lf- figgarg ' I'm pooped! f .f l 9 i f A X: A 1 ,- J ln i . -X - Y ' . ' Pocohantas. ff F N:-Rin' Q ,ff 5 f '1 '-3 Q ,N li Mag -4 -'ctr M 'JUG' 'Y 3NQd,.' 'Z XS... C i., 1 xx 3-ffl Si? 75 ' E SUZANNE LEKBERG Ho-o-ly mackerel! Sue -wonderful student-a certain tall bas- ketball player-from Gods country 4EllisvilleJ -slaving on the Pilgrim with Jan-Deaconess bound-President of Manomet P.F.-a Van Twinkle-dislikes missing 6th period study- our class secretary-secretly desires to be a hot rod driver-always worrying- Where to now, Karl?-Student Government Day. Activities: Marching Girls: 2, 33 Basketball: 2, National Honor Society: Science Seminar, 2g Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Sec- retary, Dance Committees, Co-editor of Pilgrim: S.A.S.: 3, Senior Honor Group. PATRICIA EILEEN LEMIEUX Gee Whiz! Tishy -with Mary, Di, and Jan-Cherry Street-likes a '55 Chevie, and weekends with no homelessons-wants to make a lot of money -she's engaged!-works at McLellan's-secret desire: to own her own car, and type one hun- dred words a minute-hates to have her study taken away-Mrs. Bagnall-one of Mrs. Whit- ing's helpers. Activities: Oflice Assistant: 2, 3, Bank Teller: 1, 3: Ticket Seller: 1g Senior Honor Group. ROBERT BARONI LILLICH IS that right? Baroni -Tassy's-to be an engineer-likes vacations, long ones-Trig.-he's college bound -loves eating and sleeping-with Tick, Flash, and Quinnie-wants to abolish homework- secret desire: to be an inventor-Mrs, Raymond -works for Memorial Press. Activities: Baseball. LUCILLE BLANCHE MACRAE Oh, no! Lucy -with Judie, Kay, and Ann-likes bookkeeping and Mrs. Urann-always writing letters-loves to cook, sew, and read-shes engaged-wishes there was no such thing as homework-plans to get married after P.H.S- very quiet-tall and blond. Activities: Bank Teller: 3. What was that crack? i How many words a minute? Squeeky joint ,mb .-4'N1 s al, - Who's the letter to? X 7 1 lil '5- 35, ! . Y , 1 , . . ,sw ,Y Q l I H4 ll 4' Y 'Q' v,.- ALAN DAVID MALAGUTI Get out of here, Leech! Gus -sharp dresser-the big D -track fan-with Dickie, Rod, Bug, and Wayne- doesn't work: doesn't want to-a riot-going to Franklin Technical Institute-future head man of Malaguti Bros?-always going to Brockton-left half-back on the football team -sandpits-Tassy's-what a walk!-not very talkative-got stuck in the sand at Plymouth Beach. Activities: Football: 1, 2, 3: Track: 2, 3. JANICE MARIE MORGARDO Wha', you kidding me? 'tMouSy -Boot Pond-to own a '57 Plymouth -likes candied apples and Elvis-Bunky-to go to Florida with Sharon-would like to move P.H.S. into Boston-seen with Dolly, Sandy. and Sharon-secret desire: to live in South America-dislikes strawberries 'and cold weather. Activities: Bank Teller: Marching Girls: 2: Pilgrim: 106-a-week Collector: 1, 2, 3. VICTOR LOUIS MORINI Vic -at Tassy's-with Bug, Dick, Gus, and Stan-his excursions to Carver-to see the P.H.S. football team have an undefeated season -can't decide between college or the service- likes English with Mrs. Raymond-pet peeve: guidance period-the strong, silent type-great football player - S.F. Activities: Football: 1, 2, 3: Baseball: l, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra: 2, 3. MARIETTA NELSON You A-rab! Nellie - curly top? - great tennis player - Wm. C, R. III-always riding around with Dana, Tara, and Janie-Miss Jacques' fan-her, have a job?-three-day pajama parties-lazy- Bridgewater State-to get out of 6th period- Van Twinkle - Beach club - wishes the '57 Chevie were hers-Bermudas- Dana, I'm so confused! -hates to get up early in the morn- ing. Activities: Hockey: 1, 2, 3: Basketball: 1, 2, 33 Tennis: 1, 2. 3: Marching Girls: 2, 3: S.A.S.: 3: Pilgrim: 2, 3: Chairman of Class Motto Committee: Dance Committee. 25 ax il, , , f'f , N, ff A' X. K cl' JJ. ,c . 1'- ' 1 it I il it, ,4' K f. 4. ' 'Y-fe 'r-Lf' ff .. , , , ' ' ' ' iffy 'if ':. ' Q.. E 1, 1 y -.-- . ., i . . . f , f' , A 7 4 n 3,2 1 . ' . 1-.A ' . . -4 Vi Ni,,,,, cy--W C ,,..v -A ' J M... u..-.4v- ' Interesting? It's a Royal? See my dancing slippers? L.-Z I m s -o Next tennis champ 11- Q x-51 ef .' 1:05 Nqr ' iff' Ye wail, Z3 I 'L 'Hr X Rf: '- I .3147 ft Q. it 4. 1 6, f 13 K! I I i 1 1 ,Ill 41.1 5 DONALD ARTHUR NEWEY JR. HI-Iuh?l! Donnie -another Ellisvillian-likes Physics and Mrs. Raymond-seen with Karl-sopho- more girls-football squad-pet dislikes: Lillich and Gus-future engineer, Northeast- ern, here I come! -needs a new car-a whiz in Trig-working on the farm-dislikes hot dogs on Wednesdays. Activities: Football: 35 Senior Honor Group. ANN MARIE OLDHAM Oh, yeh? Annie Oakley -Pilgrim Drug-with Kay, Barb, Ann, Lucy, and Marion-to be a secretary -likes Rock-and-Roll and pizza-a certain boy-secret desire: to travel around the world -dislikes straight hair and homelessons-al- ways drawing-likes stenography with Mrs. Gardner. EUGENE HENRY OLDHAM JR. I don't know! Gene -likes money and girls-destination: U. S. Air Force-Jim's-likes Business Ec. and Mr. Ferry-seen with Wes, John, and Jerry- loves to go hunting and fishing-would enjoy five study periods a day-pet peeves: home- work and his cousin-he's looking for the per- fect wife! Activities: Ten-cent-a-week Collector. JOHN EARLE OSBORNE Johnny -Johnny's Lunch and Stang's-with the men in North Plymouth-to make a spot shot blindfolded-likes girls, pool, and card games-art with Mrs. Brown- I don't even know what I'1n going to do tomorrowg never mind next year! -have all young women teachers. Activities: Art Staff. 1 Q Don't fence me in Cheesecake :fig-fm ,Q 3 .- - . ,.,..t ,,,, . Q, ,, Q Big game hunter A Yearbook illustrations v , 27 nga? 'Hgfh , fain-ff,t,:, g, , r: - ibn sw 1 ,gx lf . 115- 3, ' --g -we ::j:f..,:vg Q ,513-3'FE'5f3L 1:3 , .. ,.,,,. ,, 'Q 5?-ff,1r?sf'i3f'.-e. 125 df- 3 '?:'2'f11,-fiy'E::f1:iX. - xfig, f- 5 np. vi: , ' '.Ef?2':'.ff'l5i-fl' 777, 57' ' rf T5-sr' fr GTG DENNIS PHILIP PARKER So what? i'Denny -likes girls iespecially blondesl-the Rat Hole-with Zeke, George, Wayne, Gus, and Bug-t'Don't call me, Jap! -future mechanic -Think he'll ever get his car on the road?- works at the Do-Nut Shop-hates red-heads- Air Force bound- Pine -always in trouble -pole vaults for the track team. JEAN PERDIGAO What a riot! Jeanie -to be tall and willowy-likes every- body else's car and Mr. Smiley-U. of Mass. bound-secret desire: to be the only girl in a fraternity-with Margot, Pandy, Joan, and T.N.T.-would like to see the faculty in Ber- muda shorts-a real cutie and a lot of fun, but oh, so shy! Activities: Press Club: 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society: Marching Girls: 2, 3: Senior Honor Groupg Dance Committees: Pilgrim: Latin Club 1, 2. ARLENE JOYCE PERRY I don't know! Arlene -Tassy's-become the world's best cook-likes tuna sandwiches and black coffee -works at the Royal Palm Jr. Do-nut Shop- with Barb, Cilla, and Teen Queens-dislikes bookkeeping - always writing letters -typing in 101 with the girls-Mr. Holmes-secret de- sire: to live in Conn.-Chuck. Activities: Pilgrim. PETER JOHN PETERSON Holy mackerel! Pete -Skippy's-he hears Uncle Sam calling -likes two-legged deer and bookkeeping -a cute Jr. blonde-wants to have a new school- with Fred, Roy, Dick, Bob, and Vin-secret desire: to go hunting in Canada-one of Ma Urann's fans-seen riding around in his cold Plymouth-works in the Plymouth Cordage Lab - Carol. Pine 1 .1 ,g ', I Calypso mama ,, 'ef I i - : 4 A 4 . ft- 5125. ' l M X ' ' 'II A 1 - are .,-LP, ,LA .M gg. f ' , l,,..J 'X-4. M' A . , Nine xx E ,N 85:51 D Sky - Q. FH? px r - , x g O Have a jelly donut S Y V, 1,21 t. i ia xfl , riff! 4 -1, 5,6 i LM -'R x W ' 5 z , M V : ' r ll Y gg A W of- . 1 , OAAV i . 'L , i 1 1 .fi-i Qi M25 ' W ' ' 3,, -f - Q rf I Vg' 1 ' 'L 4 M f? I Q W :X i fs, iff- If it only had a motor BRENDA MARY PETOCCHI Fasten your safety belts! Bren -sharp dresser-pet peeve: Albert- the big M -Smiths- Anchors Aweighn- Fisher bound-dancing with Hans- Sherwood Forest, Robin Hood speaking. -tries to sleep at pajama parties-Janie, Mary Lou, and Van Twinkles-future air-line hostess-fan of Mr. Wilson-wants new cheerleader uniforms- Mrs. Whitinpys little helper-Tassy's- See ya! -double-jointed wink. Activities: Cheerleaders: Pilgrim: Senior Spec- ials Editor: Dance Committees, Office As- sistant: 1, 2, 3, Bank Teller: 1. JOHN VICTOR PIMENTAL What!-are you kidding me? Bug - great flirt - with Al, Gus, Stan, Wayne, and Dick - no Ford anymore - U. S. Marines - girls, girls, girls - Tassy's - wants a football field and track close by the school - likes Trig - a riot- chasing Gail T. - Nook Farm - drives teachers crazy - Rock Island Line - likes Mrs. Bagnall - peachfuzz under his nose. Activities: S.A,S.: 2: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball: 1, 2, 31 Glee Ciub: 23 Orchestra: 2, 35 Band: 1, 2. 3, Track 104'-a-week Collector: 1, 2, 3. PAUL PHILIP PIMENTAL Wanna drag? ALBLIZY'-WlJl'kS at the ASLP- Anchors Aweighn -with Tibbetts, Disalvatore, and Ray-Fore- fathers Texaco Station-secret desire: to own a '57 Lincoln convertible-to be a first-class mechanic-girls, ears, RSLR and RSLB-likes home arts with Mrs. Kingman-doesnt get any studying done in 103-motorcycles. RODNEY ALFRED PIMENTAL Hey, fellas, here comes Moon! Rod -his dark-blue Ford-that adorable chuckle-born with good luck-always riding around-Mrs. Urann's pet-dislikes homework and Chevies-Navy bound-Regg, Billy, Den, and Russ-misses Miss Kelly-to make Jerry Lewis principal of P.H.S.-sleeping in study- with the boys at Romboldis-good-looking. Activities: Football: 1, 3. DOMINGO JOHN PINA Dingo -seen with Fred and Bob-likes gym and first period study-at Tassy's-likes Eng- lish with Ma Urann-would like to install elevators at P.H.S.-plans to attend a business school-thinks Plymouth should have a teen- age recreation center-collects tickets at our basketball games. Activities: Ticket-seller. DIANE MARIE PIZZOTTI What you say? Di -with Mary, Judie, and Barb-Tassy's- a date with Elvis-'55 gray Buicks-wants to open a spaghetti parlor- number please? gal - Perk -secret desire: to give Sully a ticket and to be able to read Japanese-hates to be rushed- Mrs. Mayfield for Mary-Radio WINS-keeps the post office from going out of business-likes Mr. Smiley. Activities: 104'-a-week Collector: 2, 33 S.A.S.: 33 Fund Collector: 33 Pilgrim: 33 Office As- sistant: 33 Bank Teller 1, 2, 33 Ticket Seller: l, 2, 33 Senior Honor Group. JUDITH GLADYS PRENTICE For crying out loud! Judy -with Mary, Linda, and Lucy-wants to be the world's best hairdresser and make a lot of money-always eating-likes English and Mrs. Urann-works at Woolw0rth's- '54 Ford-so quiet!-our shyest girl-those big dreamy eyes. Activities Glee Club: 2. CHRISTOPHER HOWLAND PYLE How much do you want now, Beauregard? Chris -loves sailing-headed for college- pet peeve: typewriters with blank keys-P.Y.C. -wishes he could collect some unpaid bets from Silver Lakers-dislikes girls?-an oflicial guide at Plymouth Rock-secret desire: to scut- tle Mayflower II on a mudflat-politics-his favorite teacher is Mr. Pyle! the has a choice??J. Activities: Cross Country: 1: Pilgrim: 2, 33 Dance Cornmittees: 2, 3. 29 PLEASE! get the bone at A ,gg Snow queen f 3 - 5, e 2 4- 5 .W l '1 n fif A., Sweet 'n' shy ,- x x fx ' Y 1 .X f f' .L ' .,,. Fifi-' 14 M ,,,...i..., N if , . I , ,,, ,.,...,.,.......-. .H ,.., I spied a lofty clippership A 1 I 'Nf- uf' R? Y-Q ' x Ig, X nf 'ss 'uv X s., H, qfk- xi V4 an--f ,. ' 1' 'ss rv' ,,, 'NA Qgpevl V SBS RONALD JOSEPH QUINTAL What are you doing tonight? Quinnie -works at Ernie's Grill-plays the bass drum in the P.H.S. Band-with Tic, Lil, and Len-always at the Rat Hole-secret de- sire to get an A in Physics-hates getting up early in the morning-likes pizza-one of the boys from North Plymouth. Activities: Band: 1, 2, 3. GEORGEIANN REILLY Mr. Tavernelli, the Hag is falling. George -Ivy league shirts with button-down collars-Karrylle and Van Twinkles-to pitch a tent in the John Seaver Field-taking quick trains to New York for short weekends-Tassy's -wants to participate in 1960 World Olympics -good sport-great dresser- Tara, I don't have Trig, and I don't come from Brooklyn! - silent type-pizza, pizza, pizza!- California, here I come! NAN WALKER GRAHAM RICHARDSON Merciful Minerva! Nan-Leland's-to be as smart as Pandy, as tall as Tara, and to have curly hair like Stanley -peppy cheerleader-Dennet-seen with Pandy-dislikes people who are late-secret desire, swing from the auditorium chandeliers -a lass from bonny Scotland-picture her a kindergarten teacher. Activities: Cheerleadersg Tennis: 1, 2g Dance Committcesg Class Colors Committee. ANITA LOUISE ROBBINS 'Tm hungry! Bunny -seen with Bev, Bettie, and Pat- Tommyfs Chevie-wants to become a secretary and then get married-flikes food, Sewing, rec- ords, and shorthand-loves to draw-to eat as much as she does and keep her figure-dislikes '57 cars and rmashrooms-to own a ranch house and a Model A Ford-beautiful clothes. Activities: Pilgrimg Dance Committees. V I V, .. 'nik . -A ,1- .i y 4 Yes, I use Jergens iw is ,ff Anyone got a banana? - go' N Chilly cheers! .as . QA A F -Q 1,'7v- . ' S-up Artistic Anita x vb' -ove- 'Neg -if W lf . f5 Sq fy 6' 'Q' '+..,j. T in aka., v v, F i s 93 ? . A l. X! ., :gf ' f ' if fl L i Q' ggi V . 5 ,A ' ., Is ' at 4' f' VIRGINIA RODERICK Oh, Well. Ginny -to be a secretary-likes pizza and Elvis-seen with Mary and Jeanie-Fisher Junior College-secret desire: its a secret!- dislikes driving lessons - always smiling -those crazy kneesocks-Trig whiz-a Cu1'rier's gal- -Latin translations-those enviable report cards-so shy. Activities: Latin Club: 1, 2: Senior Honor Group, ROGER ARNO ROESSEL Get lost! Flash -at the Rat Hole-seen with Jake and Andy-secret desire: to attempt a swim across the harbor-pool, pool, pool-Basic Math Il- plans to hit the road after graduation-the si- lent type-all for six studies a day-picture him president of United Airlines. Activities: Radio Club. MARGOT PAULDING RUFFINI Who, me? Margot -to be three inches shorter-bound for U. of Mass.-with Jean, Pandy, Joan, and T.N.T.-dislikes lunch lines and Latin-special interest in Webster-likes steak and Mr, Holmes-relaxing in odd positions-secret de- sire: to be president of the Mickey Mouse Club -good Sense of humor. Activities: Pilgrim: Marching Girls: 2,33 Science Seminar: 2, 33 Bank Teller: Latin Club: 1,23 Senior Honor Group. ROBERT FRANCIS RUGGIERO Darn it! Reggie -loves to sleep, and eat pizza-Mrs. Urann's messenger-ambition: to make his Ford stop burning oil-secretly desires to stop argu- ing with Gail-always needs a haircut-Work- ing on his car-dancing- Oh, those '57 Ford convertibles-Norm, Rod, and Denny-likes Mr. Guidoboni - Navy-bound - work i ng at Fortini's Poultry Farm. 31 d.4e 9J Last minute crammingf' Busy boy! , I 1 Always on the phone 2 N A-w-vt-W go on. '-4' 1 1,2 Ne , x F. ' x .FW wg. 1 .IW 5 . fist 9 - .3 Y , 'mf C cfs l ,J 1 ha X af W . 1 T 3- lr- d XJ' ' fi , 4 . 9 x l ' f Q 521'-v , . M. ::'W, A 3 Q it 'Y . EiV 4 A 1 1 : +- V-Q, .X Y. 1' 5 1 Md - 'TE f ig, Q9kw,g - :Q e v , : :EA jp it MARY ELIZABETH RUPRECHT Oh, oh! Mary - Tassy's - future airline hostess - likcs stcnography and Mrs. Urann-Mercs.- car hop at Petc's-to have individual radios in study hall-dislikes Tcxas,Liberace-seen with Ginny. and Tillie-secret desire: to drive in a drag race-Dave-those Hirty eyes -Trig tests. Activities: Latin Club: 1: Librarian: Senior Honor Group. JAMES DUNCAN RYAN What's the French assignment? Connie -works at Smith's-dislikes cold mornings and long homelessons over the week- end-seen with Howie and Jina at Harry's- would like longer recesses-headed for the service-seen riding around town-secret de- sire: to get the highest mark in Col. Math IV!- likes the salesgirls at Smith's-wants to have his own Jaguar-ambition: to own Smith's. VINCENT JOSEPH SALVI Where ya' goin'? Vinny -Tassy's-to be a C.P.A.-pizza, the Celtics, and Chevies-likes bookkeeping and Mr. Wilson-headed for Babson Institute- spends money-with Larry-wants to own a swimming pool-Judy-dislikes Fords and women drivers-works in the Plymouth Cord- age Co. Labs Activities: Pilgrim: Bank Teller: 1, 2, 3: Fund Collector: 2: Ticket Seller: National Honor Society: Senior Honor Group. GEORGE FREDERICK SAMPSON Too much Tammy -Boston-seen with Park and Til- ford-wants to die content!-Mercedes Benz -likes English IV-headed for college-se- cret.desire: to win a ski meet-dislikes Agatha Christie-his favorite teacher is Life-an Official Guide at Plymouth Rock-Ski Fiend- Sapho and Sartre. Individualism. Activities: Pilgrim: Business Manager: En- gineers' Council: Class Colors Committee: Senior Honor Group. rl, I H . , ,P - '- Q Record crazy ' .sv 4!lkNCi Book report? .. 5 Holding it up? Tara! more money ? ,U-'N Vu lv:- Y' x fo'-t 1, iff' WIS? 'E . f' 'VJ ,, s. ..':,,... ' av ANN SAVERY I dunno. Pandy -Penn. State or U. of Mich.-likes mushrooms and arguing with Mr. Smiley-al- ways chewing her tongue-would abolish science projects-dislikes shoes-with Margot, Jean, Janet, and T,N.T.-picture her with five sons-sparkling brown eyes-enlivens all her classes-meets any occasion with a witty re- mark. Activities: Marching Girls: 2, 3: Pilgrim: Latin Club: 1, 2, Senior Honor Group. MARY THERESA SAVI You're bungy! Mary -that 6th period study in 1011-wishes she had a cute nickname-move to Boston after P.H.S.-with Di, Judie, and Barb-Tassy's- secret desire a date with Elvis!-Bob-always making Di rush-would love to make the best pizza in town-puts up with Angie's teasing- a number please gal-Mr. Holmes-hates to walk to school. Activities: 100-a-week Collector: 23 Pilgrim: 33 Ticket Seller: lg Marching Girls: 2, 3. GAIL ELAINE SEARS I d0n't get it! Gail -Bobby and his '50 Ford-never stops talking-loves Elvis Prcsley-Woolworth's- stripes!-record crazy-always in the bathtub -to bop like Brenda-pajama parties-Tassy's -secretly desires to sing on tune-Bren and Van Twinkles-always arguing with Reggie!- I'm hungry! -to own a convertible- Oh, that boyfriend of mine! Activities Marching Girls: 2, 3, Pilgrim: Features Editorg Latin Club: 1, 23 Press Club: 1: Of- Hce Assistant: 3: Senior Honor Group. MARYANN SEARS Count three and pray. Dolly -likes short men, eating, and time just to be lazy-Tassy's-wants fifteen-minute classes-Bubba-hates temperamental people -pet peevc: Paul Pimental-favorite subject is English-seen with Jan and Sandy-Oh, to be 5'4 !--a number please? gir1+ He get me so mad! Activities: Bank Teller: 1, 2, 3: Pilgrim: Dance Committees. 33 an , ' iet- '. - .'-'- at 't 3 , fl- 2 . My, you eat a lot! Y... x - Ny' if . 7- -iw, Funny wheelbarrow nl Att, ww, i ,I W 'I-TI' I ,1. .'T tl!!!-H 5 ' ' t f F r of x .'-fl' ....3,, - Caught in the act! Pin-up girl 'vw A R 'V I I 'fl f? T? ,-4254. ff- -'S l hs .1- 1 5 . V I is Z JUDITH ANN SHAW A-ba-ba-dizh! Judie -Shaw's taxi service-headed for nursing school-cheeseburgers and black olives - The Choke -to be blond like Sis-highway menace!-forever combing her hair-wants girls' football-telephone bug-to have her own room-the way she runs!-Van Twinkle -beautiful clothes-Lizzie's paint job-P.J. parties at Fresh Pond. Activities: Pilgrim: Dance Committees: March- ing Girls: 2, 35 S.A.S.: 25 Fund Collector: 2. RONALD SHERMAN llwholgii Ronnie -seen with George, Fred and the boys -loves to go hunting and to play golf-wishes Mr. Nunez would come back to P.H.S.-he hears Uncle Sam's call-secret desire to be able to hunt all year long-likes Senior English with Mrs. Raymond. CHARLES SKULSKY I know it. Red -seen with Tom and Richard-to be a big executive-likes airplanes, cars, and his job-Physics-headed for college-seen land- scaping his house-works at the Green Thumb -dislikes writing compositions-wants to abol- ish long homelessons-Mrs. Raymond. Activities: Radio Club: 1, 2: Pilgrim: Football: 25 Sunsetters: 1, 25 Biology assistant: 13 Dance Committees. HANS AUSTIN SLADE Gleep Jack -6'5 -having trouble with mixed-up blonds!-University of Mass. bound-his '38 Ford - at Churchill's - basketball star - with Clydie, Stan, and Dick-Nat King Cole fan -lifeguard in Manomet-great smile-always trying to get out of 6th period study-poet- Sue-mood music-wants to be a salesman? Activities: Senior Class Vice President: Basket- ball: 2,35 Football: 33 Track: 2, 35 Baseball: 2. f 4 We SHOULD be there! I X 1 Q 4 -fi it 1 The shy type '. 1.-H1 The friend and the foe My last basket, sniff-f! RONALD JOSEPH SOARES Oh, no! Ron -vanilla frappes and blonds-questions for Mrs. Raymond-with Clydie, Hans, Russ, and D i c k i e - to play pro-basketball - dislikes grumpy people- Rat Hole -class treasurer -June-wants to be a jet pilot in the Air Force-good guy-likes to go hunting and fishing - college bound - Hey, Laird! - Has trouble with Miss L. Activities: Band: 1, 2, 3: Orcestra: 1, 2, 3, S.A.S.: 2, 3, president: 3, Baseball: 1: Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Treasurer, Basket- ball: 1, 2, 3: Football: 1, 2. PRISCILLA ANNE SOUZA Jeekers! Cilla -with the kids-with Arlene, Barbara, and the Teen Queens-secret desire: to be Elvis Presley's private secretary-always sham- pooing her hair-likes her brother, Steve, Rock- and-Roll, transcription, and Ma Urann-sings in St. Mary's choir-another Woolworth's slave -wants a three-day school week. Activities: Ticket Seller: Pilgrim. DOROTHY ELEANOR STAPLES Hurry up! Dot -study period IV-at Marie's house- Oh, to meet Elvis Presley!-men, pizza and Bill -wants all male teachers at P.H.S.--spends spare time skating, babysitting and dancing- seen with Myrna, Joan, Marie, and Marion- dislikes conceited boys and arguing with Muriel -full of life-Mrs. Raymond. ROBERT FREDERICK STRASSEL Sure ya' do! Bob -hates to wear neckties-would like music in study hall-plans to join the Navy after P.H.S.-Nancy-spends his spare time riding around-likes Radio and Mr. Guidoboni -that English class!-wants to go to California -works at Arons-seen with Tick and Ronnie. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Qi' I CA sf' -.puff .4 1,u, ., Q an I, Ip 7 1, .1-,X r ' 19 R .- N if 'v 'K-v' I -Q 'C -fd -Q , ml J? TARA STURGIS Hey, George, have you done your Trig? Tara - beach-comber - backfiring the little Nash-weekend trips to New Hampshire-- horses and dog biscuits-bombing around with Nellie and Dana-secretly desires to go to the Rat Hole-to be a drum majorette at S.M.U.- talking with Marietta in French Class-slow- poke-Van Twinkle-co-captain of cheerlead- ers-boys. Activities: Co-captain of Cheerleaders: Press Club: 1, 2, 3: Co-captain of Hockey: 3: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: Pilgrim: Photography Editor: Fund Collector: 1, 3: Latin Club: 1, 2: S.A.S.: 1, 3: Softball: 1, 2, 3: Tennis: 2: Lab. As- sistant: Ofnce Assistant: Hockey: 1, 2, 3: Dance Committees. LORRAINE SURREY Not too brightln Red -at Paula's-to be a nurse-boys, Rock-and-Roll music-a typing whiz-with Jeanette, Viv, and Paula-secret desire: to own a customized '51 Mercury-Mr. Guidoboni- works at Jordan Hospital-T,N.T.-to have a Coke machine and a juke box in the cafeteria -her red hair and freckles. Activities: Hockey: 1, 2, 3: Softball: 1, 2: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Marching Girls: 2, 3. RICHARD JOSEPH TACHE No favorite saying: he just mumbles. Dickie --tall, dark, and handsome-with Gus, Bug, Wayne, Ron, and Joe-full of fun-a Glee Club boy! - Tassy's - crazy jitterbugger - track fan-that famous run against Abington- Hey, Dickie, there's your old flame! -likes brunettes -headed for the Air Force with the boys- would like to out-jump Jack. Activities: Class Colors Committee: Class Gift Committee: chairman: Band: 1, 2, 3: Orches- tra: 1, 2, 3: Basketball: 1, 2: Track: 2, 3: Football: 1, 2, 3. JOAN WYAND THISSELL Hey, doll, where ya' goin'? Jo - at Tassy's and Pete's -likes study in 303, pizza, and coke - with Alice, Dolly, Jan, a n d D ot t y - dislikes homework - number please? -digs Rock-n-Roll the most-U.S. Navy-horseback riding, bowling, and dancing - Rainbow, Activities: Bankteller: 1, 2, 3: Pilgrim: Sunset- ter: 1. Poor cow! Carrot in a garbage can 'V V ff V vvv f' t00i0O00 OO 10 0001 If 'Qi 'I New socks, huh? .2-iw,-rr.-jr:-' ivy W3 ., ,,.1,1,,,zf,,g3 , g . i, - V , M, E -fun... 'il- 54' ha' 7 ' H qw . -BM-'-C 1 ifffi I 9 1 IEE- 1 . ' 1 i. N , 1,-,, mf KJ 9 Yl,,- tj, '- K' 'fiX'7i-'xcsvwv ' I . , i1XSYQNTs2 Pretty curtains Q ax O .... 1: x5'i'f1. - ' A t l Bl. us' E35 ROBERT BARRY TORRANCE Drop dead! Bob -seen working for Mr. Tobey or unload- ing fishing boats - power glides - Senora Brown and 6th period art class-his blue Chevie -they call him Pierre Rodriques -seen with the guys-our best dancer-his brother- great personality, but oh! that temper-girls- wants to be a finish carpenter-dislikes girls who smoke. Activities: Pilgrim: 1, 2, 3, Dance Committees. DENNIS JOSEPH VECCHI Come on, you guys! Vee -likes gym, cars, and Ann-big blue eyes-with Rod, Bob, Bill, and Russ-dislikes homework-ambition: to get married-either jerking at Cooper's or riding around-Navy bound-secretly desires to beat a certain Chev and see Rod run out of luck-likes Mr. Mullen -at Rombo1di's with the boys-working on his Ford. Actvities: Basketball: 15 Football: 3. LEONARD PAUL VENTURI Oh, keep quiet! Lenny -sells shoes at Walk-Overs-hates homework-with Clough, Bob, and Smitty- likes gym best-Uncle Sam will get him after graduation-working on his car-at the Esso Station-chic dresser-would like to take a trip to the moon- Ma fan-picture him driv- ing an MG. Activities: 1042-a-week Collector: 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra: 2, 3. SANDRA FRANCES WATSON Yummy Sandy -loves French fries and big hot fudge sundaes- Don -seen with Jan and Dolly - Phoebe - likes Mr. Smiley - secret desire to go to Florida- Let's jump and scream and have a ball! -Miss Downey's pet peeve- parasite!-always on the phone- Jim's . Activities: Pilgrim, Bank Teller: 1, 2, 35 Sun- setters: 1. 37 His favorite subject? .Q Y I .. :kr ,?fy, 4'.. You got a nerve! Dirty carburetor Sitting pretty! K -'R gg X , ii s YJ ' R ab id 'ak WJ X can-4 W -.rf 3 5 1 RICHARD GENE WEST Well, do tell! Dick -destination: U.S. Marines-a pioneer in home arts-likes Mrs. Kingman-seen with Dick and Doug-would like to own a sporting goods store-to own a Chevie Corvette-can't wait to graduate-spends his spare time hunt- ing-plays in our band-is definitely in favor of abolishing homework. Activities: Band: 1, 2, 3. RICHARD LEONARD WILLIS I'll call you later, Jean! Dick -likes holidays, Saturdays, and Sundays -at Romboldi's with the boys-wants to give P.H.S. back to the Pilgrirns-good-looking- working at Gulf Twins Service Station-headed for Trade School-likes Mr. Guidoboni-wants to become an auto mechanic or electrician- secretly desires to own a '57 customized Cadil- lac Eldorado-home arts. JUDITH ANN WOOD Steve's coming up! Judy - f ut u r e medical secretary - Fisher bound - bowling - Pete's Drive-In - dental as- sistant - wants to V i s i t Disneyland - Van Twinkle -the way she walks! - pretty clothes - Raf'l - the new and old Chevie -loves typ- ing and pizza - Dy Dickie! - lots of fun. Activities: Marching Girls: 2. THOMAS MANDO WOOD Big thrill!'l Tick -likes pizza and Pat -has no use for necktics-wants to become a C.P.A.-Business Economics with Mr. Ferry-works at Leon- ardi's Grocery Store-with Strassel and Quin- nie -at the Rat Hole-another fan of Ma Urann-to do away with all classes except study - Oh! that bookkeeping! Blow, man, blow! The handsome one I' l I V, I I AL i a :-,:L::.. Dreaming - of whom? le' A A Let me think A Hr I Q' LAWRENCE EDWARD WYLIE Whoa there! Larry -can't wait to graduate-one of the North Plymouth boys-loves pizza, but not the food in the cafeteria-that fourth period study! -works at Benny's-secret desire: to get an A plus in bookkeeping!-would just as soon do without P.H.S.-headed for the Service-likes English with Mrs. Raymond. RONALD HENRY ZION Get off my ear! Zeke -headed for the Navy-likes pizza and cars-one of the gang from North Plymouth- fixing up his car-wants to become a top-notch auto mechanic-home arts-Parker bothers him-at the poolroom-destined to sail around the world-Is he the shyest boy in our class? DAVID ZITO Are you kidding me? Dave -likes cars, pizza, and chocolate ice cream-headed for the service-Hamilton Street-secretly desires to beat Rod's Ford- works for Reliable Fish Co. Inc.- Ghito! -- likes Mr. Guidoboni-with Rod, Paul, and Bob -wants to become a diesel mechanic-home arts and study in 103-Franny-pet dislikes: Vec and Torrance-to burn P.H.S.-working on his Fordn Activities: Football: 1, 3. 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A Disposition like fir ff W 0 ff -A ., f THE PERFECT BOY OF 1957 would The Vitality of .... Clothes of ...... Charm of Efficiency of Reliability of .. The Appetite of .... A Car like ..... Norman Ferreira Jimmy Ellis Jimmy Ryan Warner Eldridge Clyde Brini Tom Brown Rodney Pimental Chris Pyle Larry Wylie Dickie Willis Andy Balboni Lenny Venturi Look like Denny Vecchi in a bathing suit. I 506,55 mv , 2,-jf? 'Q In A, X i 41 Ronny Soares Alan Malaguti Hans Slade George Sampson Vinny Salvi Stanley Ferreira Norman Fortini Look like Josie Alves in chinos and a sweatshirt. Enjoy eating pizza like Bobby Ruggiero. Play football like Tim Brady. Enjoy hunting like Ronny Sherman and Billy LaBreck. Have a picture of Natalie Wood in his locker. SMITH'S INCORPORATED We as at 45.1129 gagxdf I X ,, ns, ,fi J Pep like Clothes of Charm of .... Poise of Efficiency of .. Reliability of . The Appetite of THE PERFECT GIRL OF 1957 would Have Hair like Eyes like ..... Nose like Ears like A Smile like .... A Voice like .... A Laugh like ..... A Complexion like Hands like .... A Figure like A Walk like ...... A Disposition like Look like Diane Pizzotti in a bathing suit. Look like Janet Balboni in Bermudas. Enjoy eating pizza like Gail Sears. Brenda Petocchi Judy Wood Jane Carpenter Jean Perdigao Pat Lemieux . . .Barb Cremonini Pat Barrett Barbara Bratti Judy Prentice Sue Lekberg Betty Crowell Dana Bumpus Marietta Nelson Ariel Anderson Jean Hanson Judie Shaw Tara Sturgis Mary Lou Giar Carol Lacey , K , iv f -1,g,Agf yi. 4' Q? 3 A f-,si ,fr 1 N ! Yuki Have a Rock and Roll collection like Ethel Bussolari and Georgeiann Reilly. Be an avid reader like Margot Ruffini. Enjoy sports like Vivian Douylliez. Have a crush on Pat Boone. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SENIUR MASKPARADE The Voice, Bobby R, strange food. Octane gasoline, '56 Ford, General Chairman of Honor Group. Wonderful artist, long hair, Manomet Gal. Mal, girls' sports, Pete's Drive-ln. Beautiful complexion, with her sister, A8zP girl. Shyest in our class, Room 30, beautiful eyes. Trips to New York, button-down shirts, George . Quiet, with Margot and Pandy, beautiful brown hair. Horses, her pony tail, farm in N. H. Engaged to Joe, with Anita, Room 305. Ballerina, Antenna, Basketball star. Great disposition, W. A. of Rainbow, Manager of basketball. With her sister Jean, A8zP girl, cute brother. Sweet gal, likes a 6 footer, co-editor. Real smart, with Margot and Jean, petite 95 lbs. Bermuda's, J.M., co-editor. Dennett, can't see a thing without glasses, cheerleader. Vinny S., very quiet, pretty clothes. Her three brothers, what an appetitei, fighting with Josie. Quiet, her brother is in our class, with Ella K. The Choke, Florence Nightingale, V.S. Black pony tail, so small, Sheehan's. Hot temper, with Carole Ann, Athletic Club. Chuck , No, please gal, '49 Ford. Ronnie, that wink!, what a voice. Likes to read, her brother's convertible, with Pandy and Jean. Nice smile, big Buick, loves to dance. With Ginny, David B., North Plymouth Gal. Steve, lots of clothes, writing letters. With Paula, works at Jordan Hospital, red hair. Edgar, the DeSoto, Tom and Ruth. Mother has a Beauty Shop, Donny, good artist. Freckles, Manomet, crazy Lou. Dizzy, her green Hornet, cute figure. Tennis star, Shaggy, brother's car. Engaged to Burt R., quiet, long hair. Future scientist, crazy fads, '50 Ford. With Jeanette, U. of Mass. bound, National Honor Society. Three sisters, with Barb and Mary, she's an aunt. Ofiice girl, walking to school with Carol L., Beneficial Finance Co. Boys, hot driver, with Arlene. Lives on Pill Hill, with Diane, No. please girl. Tall and slim, with Sharon, Phoebe and Dolly. Sweet, very artistic, Tommy. No. please girl, family owns Laundrimat, Patches . Engaged to Bubba, Dolly , Telephone Operator. With sister Ann, yearbook typist, boys. Ofiice girl, Jimmy S., McLellan's. Phoebe , with Don, Miss Downey's parasite. Works in Woolworth's, with Arlene, Room 302. Quiet Ginny, with Mary, very studious. Gabby , Jim's, great joke teller from Manomet. Norm, '35 Ford, Blondie. Drives an Olds, Room 303, loves to go to Boston. PILGRIM BUICK-PONTIAC SALES INCORPORATED, Plymouth Engaged to Paul, tall blonde, with Ann and Kay. Dickie R., with Shirley and Mary, quiet. Funny laugh, good physique, carries a torch for J.S.'? Cheerleader's brother, the Olds, Yacht Club. Jake , Cities Service Garage, with Andy. Suzanne, the tall one, mood music. Joanie, works at Bowling Alleys, best-natured boy. Shannon, pineapple , football star. Silent type, likes to go hunting, from South St., with guys. Class artist, guide at Plymouth Rock, talking with B.C. Pine , with Zeke and guys, Jap. Blond Junior, class treasurer, basketball star. Rigor mortis, his Chevie, very shy. President, Linda, '48 Ford. Works at Walk-Over's, good sport, with the guys, National Honor Society, Sharon, quiet. Hep dancer, hot temper, Sue's partner. From Manomet, at Geller's, with Tach, Willy, Pete, and Pepper. Track star, quiet, intelligent. Jean, best-looking boy, crazy driver. Carol, doubles with Judy B. and Vinny, gray Ply. Gray Ford, with Austin and Jim, Mother is a teacher. Football star, freckles, Room 305. '50 Ford, Gail, pal of Ma Urann's. Ellisville inhabitant, Poultry Farm, in the soph. corridor with P.C Very intelligent, Judy B., blue Plymouth. Sharp dresser, the DeSoto, left halfback. Works for Arons, that locker library, plays in the band. Tall and handsome, class gift committee chairman, with Gus . Ford Station Wagon, Smith's, with Howie and Jim. With John H., Manomet boy, Initials: A.H. Works at Green Thumb, blue Plymouth, red hair. Linda, '48 Plymouth, works for bus company. Janie, '53 Ford, tall, dark and handsome. Business Manager, Sue from Newton, the old DeSoto? Works at A8zP, Chevie convertible, at Slims. Flame on his car, with Rig, Twin Pipes. Flashy eyes, Mary, wonderful personality. Girls, girls, mustache, big flirt. Mountain , his '50 Ford, Poultry Farm. Quiet type, Marion B., '49 Ford Cunpaintedj. Twitch, N. Plymouth, Fights with Gus . With Wesley and Flipper, quiet, always fighting with his sister Ann. Nice eyes, Swifty , has a drawl. Ann, his nosel, '50 Ford. '54 Ford, so quiet, Radio Club. Boy's Club, basketball, so small. Green Ply., with Glenn, Marcia. Quiet, from Cedarville, Merc. Turtle neck jerseys, football, with the guys. Mrs. Brown's class, cool cat, lives near W.P.L.M. Dark eyes, Pauly , at Slim's. Lots of fun, blue Ford, all girls Cbrunettes?J Lives on Braley Ln., with Ronny S., Silent type. Works in Benny's, with Sam, Robert, and Frankie, in Sheehan's. Plays bass drum, very quiet, works at Ernie's. Franny, '51 Ford, husky guy. Very shy, Mercury, Wayne and the fellows out North. Works at People's Market, got a sister, Choo-choo. Slim, plays in the band, Initials: R.W. Likes Mr. Mullen, works in Cooper's, never talks. THE GREEN THUMB GARDEN and GIFT SHOP WE l.00K BACK -. x ' ' . 9 'eaxxp A ew , b . ,. 5 1 . , gamai 1 Nqnune 5 . W - 153 s 9 Qfgv 1 Q!v':f wflh. -. K3 if-ff' 7? f, KTCQG. of 1957 N L XL X956 'N 1'. skg n k , , 5 , DEXTER'S SHOE STORE, shoes for the family, Plymouth g,,..-A i,::gGfgi?P5 Y vb 2? X ff hllf mln 4 W Il H VIS P' ITM: Xx , , n 'Htl ui ' Xw 5 .Inman Y cuss OFFICERS, Left to Right: Liza Rossi, Secretary: William Nagle, Treasurerg Alan Brini, Presidentg Robert Duby, Vice-Presidentg Miss Ellen Downey, Junior Class Advisor. 51 vi XM Lau, S, PLYMOUTH SUPPLY COMPANY, 39 Court Street, Plymouth ' f IMPRESSIUNS A LITTLE WHILE Incomprehensibly won'drous, Even seeing one cannot explain, - The beauty of mist o'er the ocean, The lashing whips of rain. The wintry wind o'er the dry grass, The lonely call of the gull, All illustrate the work of God Observed in a busy day's lull. If we take the time from our duties Into the eyes of nature to peer From a high cliff 'bove the ocean To understand all that is sheer Beauty and love and religion, ls it not worth your while To linger - just for a moment And seem to see God smile On the toil and tribulation Of this earth that is ours for awhile? BETTIE CROWELL Class '57 THE STORM The air is filled with sadness, The sky of blue turns grayg A heavy mist forms o'er the earth, A storm has come to end the day. The raindrops lightly fall at first And gently kiss the groundg A lightning bolt glares in the sky And rain falls all around. This is a storm to end all storms, - A thing of beauty and array. A thing created just by God. To wash earth's sins away. PATRICIA FECI N KJ N f . NI X R J ,, FORESHADOVVING Silently aloft - With wings spread wide The gulls ride the turbulent air, Rising from the bulleted bluffs. Screeching with disdain They fall inland, to safety From the oceans mighty blast Fast rising with a storm. Circling inland over ponds, Quiet, calm, a protected refuge, They survey the still waters And settle till the storm subsides. HANS SLADE Class '57 Class '58 CAPE INSURANCE and' TRAVEL AGENCY QOL-JELL Nw SOPHOMURE CLASS OFFICERS: V1l44LLiI1ill Emwnd, Sc-c1'ctm'y1 Frank .fX11cl1,-mmm, Vic-c-P11-sicic-:mtg Joseph Diachun, Presdfivmg Karl Lckbc-rg. TrcasL1re1'1 Mr. Jwlm Tavurm-111, Strl7h0IIlUI'C Class Advisor. m 1533 f v .vx Z L ' 4 1 Q x , I f 'L' . 1 J ,f' A ' ,w. QA' N W 'Y ' EX 5 1' ,, REBUTTINFS GROCERY Ghz' QQ SERMON BY A CYNIC Here is a man who revolves only within himself. A man who reasons not the whys and wherefors of life but only reasons why he reasons. So imprisoned within himself that his outlook becomes dis- torted and cynical. A glance at the sky for him is nothing more than a spec- ulation on the weather. So involved is he in the test tubes and theories of his com- plex existence that he rarely becomes self aware. This is a modern man. GEORGE SAMPSON Class '57 if fi 'N LIT PIT it M ff f 79 1 X, gx M 44-2 -, THE ART OF APPLE POLISHING THE RIDE Hooves trample dank earth. The fog carries The sound and brings it nearer My fearful drums. The sound is ominous. The smashing hooves are closer still, The ground bursts forth in flame Fog and fire display A sinewed horse, Muscle and sweat mirroring flames- My transport to Hell. GEORGE SAMPSON Class '57 SPIDER'S MASTERPIECE Oh, thing of fragile beauty, Why are you hanging there As if some immortal painted you With dew, right on the air? BETTIE CROWELL Man has ever had a soft spot for the apple. Consider Class '57 D CI V i ill I g, - A FIELD OF CORN The sun rose and shone Upon a field, An abundant Held, A glorious field of corn. The sun rose and shone Upon men, Men en masse, Men with sinew And enemies. Men at war Trod Helds of corn To fields of battle To fields of death. The men of war, The fields of death, Are not long for memory, And man still marvels at a field of corn. GEORGE SAMPSON Class '57 Adam: he had Eve and the Garden of Paradise, yet he gave it all up for one bite of that succulent fruit. Think about Hercules who held the world on his broad shoulders while Atlas went to gather him some apples. Look long at a still life painting of a square apple on a round table if you are modern art happy, and you will find it divine -if you find it at all! Browse along the market district of any city, and it will be the apple carts and stall that beckon and entice you to linger. 'The apple is beautiful, and it is also irresistible. Many people, in the course of time, have discovered this fundamental truth. and have exploited it with ulterior motives in view. They have polished it literally and figuratively. Sometimes their profferred apple has the person undeserved knows that to whom it is rewards, but it is a good such a sheen that it blinds offered. Sometimes it brings sometimes, too, the recipient apple, but rotten at the core . However you look at it. the apple has been debased it should be with all of this figurative polishing. and restored to its rightful place as the prince of fruits. This can be done someday soon, I hope, when a small boy with rosy cheeks offers his apple to someone he esteems, as a simple gesture of admiration and good faith. CYNTHIA FOLEY, Class '59 li l MQ fm Ll fs! Srl TErt..,! 'iQ'l MQ!! t fbf lj lf. Gy? PA ,N-'Nt HINT OF THE HURRICANE Just the skirts of the hurricane passing A N through the thick black blanket of night, fsyfizs Just the remnants which show nothing at all Q B of her original merciless might, Like a soft touch of tatfeta they ripple KJ the waves and leave the flutter of leaves 1, P355 in her wake. F, Oh! If only that lady of breezes would stop, ,,, X l think of the conversation she'd make! N Vx! She could tell you of all of the ruthless l deeds she'd performed in far off lands - X ,,...l.J Of all the unwanted tasks she'd made for ,x , - unwilling co-operative handsg Q f 7 Of the havoc she'd caused, of the damage she'd done, J J Of the battles she'd had with the structures , of man - and victories so ruthlessly won. Yes, she could spin a yarn a mile long, but she is just passing through, - Hardly has time to stir the sands of the beach So, silently, she saunters off into the blue. BETTIE CROWELL Class '57 SWEETSERFS GENERAL STORE, Call Duxbury 15 54 WERE YUU THERE. .. September 10th: when Mr. Tehyi Hsieh from China spoke to us about his native land? At the end of the assembly, chopsticks and auto- graphed books were given to those students correctly answering questions. 9 .. -N ...- qi Mm!szvemfmeenvzzzlm ' October Sth: on the evening that the cheerleaders and football team led the student-body in a parade through town, to Memorial Hall? The students gave the team numerous cheers and the highlight of the rally was a stuffed dum- my of a Middleboro player carried on a stretcher by the PHS football team. At the end of the parade the crowd dispersed along with the parts of the dummy. ,llc Hi October 6th: 'iiifl , ' V ,' .,,. on the way to the Middleboro game when the i A ' V f Amphibian, carrying a crowd of football fans, had a ' ' blow-out? The day was saved, however, when Mr. 4... Walter Haskell came along and gave the down- hearted group a ride. A car was quite a change -...1 it , 1'-' , . . 4 xi- W we -ff 'TQ N from the amphibious monster ! Y - .V-.---,--i1-1- November 16th: when Dr. Gilbert C. Garland, a former English teacher at Plymouth High spoke to us? He is now the director of admis- sions at Northeastern and he gave us information concerning the general admission problems in colleges, scholarship help and the cooperative exchange program at Northeastern. ZANELLO FURNITURE COMPANY, 34 Court Street WERE YUU THERE. .. November 17: dancing to celebrate our VICTORY over Silver Lake? The gym was appropriately decorated and there was a large turnout to congratulate the boys. Mr. Mullen and Mr. Longhi enjoyed themselves, did you? December 11th: when Mr. Russell Curry gave us a wonderfully amusing talk on dates and manners? Mr. Curry has an amazing way of making everything he says humorous. He is very well liked by the students of Plymouth High. January 31st: to see the new members of the National Honor Society installed? The present members gave us the history of the Honor Society, followed by the presentation of the newly elected members. This was the most impressive assembly of the year. February 26th: to hear Dr. Karlis Leyasmeyer speak on the menace of Com- munism? Dr. Leyasmeyer is well qualified to talk on such a subject as he was arrested by the Reds, tortured, sentenced to death, and forced to face the firing squad. He miraculously escaped death, however, and lived to be an eminent lecturer. Compliments of WILLIAM MAINI, Mason X S 'S 11 f gf l Q 5-f x f ff x lb J 5 9 1 ff XX 5 Rx 05 ff' I-v' :W 3 H I' I ' I A 3 'P4fI1o 'on STUDENT A CTIVITIES S 0615 TY L. V ,- 7 lg, fc I 1 2 OFFICERS ADVISORS Left to Right: Robert Duby, Treasurer, Ronald Left to Right: Mr. Carlo Guidoboni, Miss Soares, Presidentg Anne Cecco, Secretary, Jeanette Jacques, Mrs. Margaret Healy, Alan Brini, Vice President, Mr. Roland Holmes. E i ' rw m m P' n is 1 6 is , Q Y L I Kai' .-- rw' First Row: Jean Hanson, Tara Sturgis, Marietta Nelson, Hans Slade, Anne Cecco, Alan Brini, Ronald Soares, Robert Duby, Janet Lamborghini, Vivian Douylliez, Diane Pizzotti, Paula Segal. Second Row: Virginia Scagliarini, Carla Enos, Clare Banzi, Ann Vandini, Linda Mattioli, Janet Balboni, Mr. Carlo Guidoboni, Suzanne Lekberg, Mary Monti, Priscilla Morse, Ann White, Virginia Emond. Third Row: Dennis Ragazzini, Frank Anderson, Joseph Diachun, Clyde Brini, Gerald Montanari. Dennis Pinto, Howard Borsari, Paul Vecchi, Andrew Balboni, John Pimental. PLYMOUTH ROCK CLEANERS, Water Street, Plymouth FUND CGLLECTURS ii mfg! w 551 5 , it ,gi lx I rl gf 1 if, First Row: Linda Mattioli, Tara Sturgis, Carla Enos, Janet Lamborghini, Vivian Douylliez, Diane Pizzotti, Paula Segal. Second Row: Frank Anderson, Dennis Pinto, Ann White, Priscilla Morse, Virginia Emond, Howard Borsari, Alan Brini. Third Row: John Pimental, Paul Vecchi, Andrew Balboni, Joseph Diachun, Dennis Ragazzini. TEN-CENT-A-WEEK 00l.l.E6TOR.f Q F5 5 rw G C591 S ' First Row: Diane Guaraldi, Jane Pimental, Patricia Zion, Judith Shaw, Margaret DeLisle, Clare Banzi, Jane Goodwin, Phyllis Coffman, Patricia Veiga, Reeta Romano, Carol Cavacco. Second Row: Mr. Mario Romano, Carole Greaves, Nancy MacDuffee, Robert Alberici, Judith Brenner, Barbara Cremonini, Diane Pizzotti, Janice Morgardo,Barbara Belsito, Barbara Locatelli, June Midkiff, Mary Monti, George Aldrovandi. Third Row: Andrew Balboni, Eugene Oldham, Robert Souza, John Pimental, William Clark, Richard Estes, Leonard Venturi, Thomas Ruflini, John Rossetti, Thomas Groetzinger, Lawrence Winokur, Karl Lekberg. THE MEMORIAL PRESS, Middle Street, Plymouth HGNUR GRUUPS AT PLYMUUTH HIGH SCHUOI. Election into the Massasoit Chapter of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors conferred by Plymouth High School. The elec- tions are held twice a year, and students are elected by their fellow- students and the faculty. To qualify as a candidate one must distinguish himself in Scholarship, Character, Leadership and Service. Both juniors and seniors are eligible for election, but juniors must be re-elected in their senior year in order to remain in this society. The new members are initi- ated into the chapter at a candle light service held in January. The Honor Society heads the school Press Club, is in charge of the main bulletin board, and is always busy with various activities throughout the school. Always striving to improve school activities and conditions, the organization is known for its constant service to the school. Any student having obtained an average of 85 or better in January of his senior year is automatically a member of the Senior Honor Group. Mrs. Miriam Raymond, advisor, and the group meet every Monday night from January to June to plan graduation. It is this organization which takes care of all the minor and major details of the commencement exer- cises. This year's group is comparatively small, but all the members are reliable and responsible workers who will help to make the school and town proud of the graduation exercises. WOOD'S FISH MARKET, Main Street, Plymouth NA TIUNAL HONUR SUCIETY I C? First Row: Mr. Donald Wilson, Jean Perdigao, Janet Balboni, Vivian Douylliez, Janet Lamborghini, Suzanne Lekberg, Andrew Balboni, Carole Greaves. Second Row: Carla Enos, Ethel Bussolari, Clare Banzi, Third Row: Russell Canevazzi, Paul Vecchi, Robert Duby, Gerald Montanari, Alan Brini, Vincent Salvi. IIUNUR GRUUP ifhw. . v .., ,, 'UP !P First Row: Suzanne Lekberg, Patricia Lemieux, Carole Greaves, Ethel Bussolari, Janet Lamborghini, Gail Sears. Second Row: Daniel Drew, Margot Rufhni, Mary Ruprecht, Mrs, Miriam Raymond, Ann Savery, Jean Perdigao. Third Row: Virginia Roderick, Vincent Salvi, Janet Balboni, Donald Newey. Compliments of John T. Burns, Insurance CJ BANK TELLERS ' Q , , ,I s fs- . .. -- ' .. ' 9 I- ,'1 t 4. . . . . 1 , j . ' ,.' l 1 - - ty , if , L l I . ' X 4 Q fl f i First Row: Diane Pizzotti, Carol Morin, Judy Parker, Liza Rossi, Miss Helen Johnson Doris Dunlap, Lois Stefani, Nancy Fortini, Rollene Darsch, Barbara Hamblin Jeraldine Keough. Second Row: Phyllis Coffman, Brenda Petocchi, Vivian Douylliez, Virginia Scagliarini Judith Gilbert, Nancy Chase, Patricia Tolonen, Brenda Wilder, Patricia Lemieux Joan Thissell, Janice Morgardo. Third Row: Marion Benassi, Ann Vandini, Karl Lekberg, Richard Brown, Thomas Brown, Frank Brenner, Thomas Vierra, Jacqueline Lewis, Dianne Carr. A . . ' ' ' A nn ' Q u 5 9 Q 1 K, ,T V' I ' - ,' - ., f -1 1 - I L..- L- N,-,,,,,.. X 1, : ,fi 5 . 4 Front Row: Linda Boutin, Edith Giar, Ann Oldham, Sharon DeLancey, Nan Richardson, Mary Ruprecht, Janet Lamborghini, Kay LaRocque, Ariel Anderson. Back Row: Marcia Sturtevant, Patricia Voght, Loretta Gallucci, Phyllis Herries, Liza Rossi, Wendy Beauregard, Shirley Moore, Mr. Arthur Pyle, Louis Ottino, Elizabeth Seifert, Gay Hart, Judith Shaw, Jean Hanson, Dana Bumpus, PLYMOUTH MEN'S SHOP, 18 Main Street, Plymouth UFFICE ASS STANTS 'IBN 'Q-, J .Qi X mn, 1 '55 'Y Seated: Patricia Lemieux, Marion Benassi, Rollene Darsch, Mrs. Marion Whiting, Diane Pizzotti, Barbara Cremonini, Judith Wood. Standing: Gail Sears, Brenda Petocchi, Vivian Douylliez, Suzanne Lekberg, Tara Sturgis, Peter DeBrusk, Carla Enos. Q Congratulations to the Class of 1957, LELAND'S PRESS CLUB J ,ff ft? N X. 'a V, li Cy, :K Y-, , I Q s ' L . -A - 1' V S , . First Row: Barbara Marinos, Linda Mattioli, Anne Cecco, Ida Mae Gore, Suzanne Lekberg, Clare Banzi, Barbara Belsito, Cynthia Foley, Ruth Goodwin, Judy Harper, Marion Benassi, Linda Harris. Second Row: Mr. John Tavernelli, Jean Perdigao, Carole Greaves, Janet Balboni, Mary Guidoboni, Diane Guaraldi, Stephanie Gray, Vivian Douylliez, Janet Lamborghini, Susan Clark, Margot Hunson, Reeta Romano, Judith Benassi, Loretta Gallucci, Jean Serra, Mr. Donald Wilson. Third Row: Mary Monti, Jane Goodwin, Robert Shiff, Wayne Pimental, Peter Clark, Gregory Baler, Alan Brini, Robert Duby, Lawrence Winokur, Judith Kegler, Patricia Veiga. BIULOGY CLUB .4 ii. I - I I ix 42 ' '-2. ' J ,ef First Row: Joseph Diachun, Priscilla Morse, Walter Burke, Mary Guidoboni, Robert Zaniboni, Cynthia Foley, Lawrence Winokur, Second Row: Virginia Emond, Mr. Claiborne Young, Jacqueline Smith, Stephen Billey, Nancy MacDufTee, William Eaton. Third Row: Stephanie Gray, Ruth Goodwin, Jean MacPhee, Nancy Verre, Ann White. Compliments of SULLIVAN'S TAXI COMPANY W J 7 -1 x .Q SUNSETTERS left, and the girls star - Boys you promenade, Allamande left, and the boys star - Now, girls you promenade. Allamande left with your left hand Right to your partner. Right and left grand Hand over hand around you go Now meet your gal with dos-a-dos. Then promenade right home, tllllll. , ix :AT ., li. First Row: Robert Shiff, Ida Mae Gore, Wendy Beauregard, Ann White, Bruce Emond, Margot Hunson, Mr, Claiborne Young, Reeta Romano. Diane Guaraldi, Judy Jones, Robert Beal, Anne Zoccolante, Robert Davis, Second Row: Jacqueline Smith, Nancy Verre, Sharon Cadman, Linda Boutin, William Clark, Patricia Black, Beverly Skulsky, Sue Prindle, Priscilla Morse, Mary Guid- oboni, Edward Clough, Richard Eaton. Third Row: William Nagle, John Halunen, Susan Clark, Peter Clark, Frank Anderson, David Houde, Carolyn Schiano, Joseph Diachun. COLONIAL RESTAURANT, 39 Main Street, Plymouth RER ' iilrflfllil the illltill' it Jil SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS ft Q X Olilkiitiiilii X, i I i Pffilye nr Rnis ' ,. J 4 M, 1 -11 - , ,,.N ll u -4 f ' ' I c?i9vX 7 i '- , ' ' I i ' 4 ,.. -, u U , 4 pen E. . or f D -1 4 . i I av 'L 'Z' E ' .ef , N 'ngu' to ,M - Q ' .--rj,- First Prize, Biology Second Prize, Biology Third Prize, Biology Janet Lamborghini Cynthia Foley Clare Banzi Y I .bw '. A , ' 47 K, va . ul fn , 73: st . . X-' . i , V i. 1 i , ' v' I Q1 rv Q ev C.. I. . V f x 4. x V I .1 ii X111 HONORABLE MENTION Standing: Bruce Emond, Frank Martin, Mary Guidoboni, Virginia Emond, Stephanie Gray, Ruth Goodwin, Patricia Zion, Donald Newey. Kneeling: Ronald Brewer, Stephen Billey, Duncan Weaver, Russell Canevazzi, Timothy Brady. 1 i'u1N' Q wloilgirioiixlnnlm Hilti Wil I Pillxili ' ' ui :mini nur A V1-H4 . i I -K! .f 1 -' i wr P v 4' .. , R A - tx, .. 41 First Prize, Physical Sciences Second Prize, Physical Sciences Third Prize, Physical Sciences Robert Lillich Christopher Pyle Alan Brini Compliments of PLYMOUTH ROCK TROUT COMPANY g 67 RA D10 Cl. U8 p 1. 7. W Ig' 'lv-A 'I fs DD Seated: Wayne Pim,ental, Lawrence Corsini, Gerald Montanari, Austin Harding, Mary Silva, Elizabeth Seifert, Edward Cadorette. Standing: Dennis Pinto, Alan Brini, Robert Alberici, Richard Tache, Richard Dunham, Richard Osborne, Mr. John Packard, Roger Roessel, David Melevsky, Robert Croci- ati, William Eaton, Peter DeBrusk. ENGINEERS ' CUUNCII. wg 2 f 'w 5 i 5 1 it s 2' L , l A g 9 'Q ,. 1 V xr' .6 Q , ,f M 'T A f T 1 1 r f ' '-x Donald Newey, Andrew Balbonij Robert Lillich, Mr. John Packard, Janet Lamborghini, Ann Savery, George Sampson, Christopher Pyle. Congratulations Seniors, A. K. FINNEY COMPANY BIULOGY SCIENCE SEMINAR , A I ' v, 1 7 r ' ' , T- C 1, , ' . + 4 , u ,, . . Q. - , fn , 1 -' , V, ' xx L, , ' '. 'K ,, 9 0 .4 .. A , ,ne .1 us.-.M 'M-'V , , ,ft S., I Seated: Carole Greaves, Clare Banzi, Margot Ruffini, Janet Lamborghini, Ida Mae Gore, Janet Balboni, Ethel Bussolari, Standing: Richard Beane, William Eaton, Mr. Claiborne Young, John Halunen, Brady. LAB STAFF .iw 1 -1...-1 Q Q 'X I x. x ' x H ' 4.1, f 4 q Left to Right: Arm White, Virginia Emond, Ann Zoccolante, Jaqueline Sm Guidoboni, Mary Monti. GAMBINFS RESTAURANT, 52 Main Street, Plymouth Timothy N, l ith, Mary I , S . -an-Q 'J .3 J SGPHUMURE CHOIR First Row: Jane Goodwin, Patricia Black, Janet Sullivan, Mary Silva, Faye Zoccolante, Judith Kegler, Janice Wood, Paula Segal, Judith Motta, Jean Serra, Lorna McLean, Judy Parker, Cynthia Foley. Second Row: Mary Monti, Margot Hunson, Reeta Romano, Elizabeth Searles, Susan Clark, Carolyn Schiano, Marjorie Wood, Patricia Veiga, Linda Boutin, Carol Ron- carati, Barbara Rufiini, Judith Gilbert, Beverly Skulsky, Nancy Chase, Patricia Tolonen, Stephanie Gray, Mr. Armen Milton, Marissa Carpeggiani. Third Row: Judy Jones, Mary Guidoboni, Ann White, Ann Zoccolante, Wendy Beaure- gard, Robert Beal, Bruce Emond, Robert Shift, Virginia Emond, Margaret Fahey, Alice Kendrick, Ann Ferazzi, William Morrill. Fourth Row: Betty Almeida, Stephen Billey, Duncan Weaver, Frank Anderson, Lawrence Winokur, Wayne Stefani, Walter Burke, William Clark, Joseph Diachun, Harold Barufaldi, Peter Clark, Clem Romano. MU I6 Front Row: Clyde Brini, Linda Mattioli, Diane Cadorette, Patricia Zion, Nancy Chase, Marion Holmes, Clotilde Corvelo, Linda Gallerani, Patricia Veiga, Joan Alves, Theresa Fillippini, Jane Goodwin. Back Row: Mary Monti, Richard Tache, Ronald Zion, Mr. Armen Milton, Ann Cecco, William Pioppi, Victor Morini. HOLMES GROCERY, 87 Sandwich Street, Plymouth BAND fu. First Row: Dennis Motta, Russell Canevazzi, Ronald Soares, John Pimental, Richard Tache, Robert Souza, Victor Morini, Richard West. Second Row: Mr. John Pacheco, Roy Kuhn, Ronald Quintal, Ronald Santos, Thomas Vierra, Richard Manfredi, Priscilla Morse, Susan Prindle, Jacqueline Smith. Third Row: Charles Jesse, Wayne Stefani, Walter Burke, Leonard Venturi, Harold Barufaldi, Melvin Bates, Clem Romano. Peter DeBrusk, David Neri. GRCHESTRA mann Seated: John Pimental, Roy Kuhn, Harold Barufaldi, Wayne Stefani, Susan Prindle, Priscilla Morse, Jacqueline Smith, Russell Canevazzi, Clem Romano, David Neri. Standing: Mr. John Pacheco, Ronald Quintal, Robert Souza, Victor Morini, Ronald Soares, Richard Tache, Leonard Venturi, Charles Jesse, Melvin Bates, Dennis Motta. Compliments of SAMOSET PRESS I MARCHING GIRLS Elizabeth Searles Virginia Emond First Row: Ethel Bussolari, Janet Balboni, Marietta Nelson, Gail Sears, Mary Savi, Barbara Marinos, Judith Dunham. Second Row: Ann Savery, Jean Perdigao, Ann Zoccolante, Patricia Voght, Mary Silva, Faye Zoccolante, Edna Bradley, Dana Bumpus, Margot Ruffini. Third Row: Carla Enos, Lorraine Surrey, Linda Harris, June Midkiff, Virginia Scagli- arini, Judith Shaw, Janice Morgardo. Absentees: Mary Monti, Suzanne Lekberg. 6553 are as Y N in iv, gg., Ruth Goodwin C. P. WASHBURN GRAIN COMPANY, Water Street r H if, LATIN CLUB T' rs gfiil f?0'fr?1 A . Q , A, nr-1 fe' gf , V . X , . a V I - 5 First Row: Margaret DeLisle. Anne Cecco, Linda Mattioli, Clare Banzi, Ida Mae Gore, Robert Duby, Virginia Emond, Barbara Belsito, Cynthia Foley, Ruth Goodwin, Patricia Zion, Judy Harper, Judy Jones. Second Row: Jane Goodwin, Mary Monti, Janice Wood, Susan Prindle, Barbara Marinos, Mary Guidoboni, Stephanie Gray, Nancy MacDufTee, Judith Benassi, Faye Zocco- lante, Judith Wirzburger, Mary Silva, Margot Hunson, Susan Clark, Elizabeth Searles, Mr. John Tavernelli. Third Row: Gregory Baler, William Nagle, Lawrence Winokur, Jacqueline Smith, Nancy Verre, Ann White, Priscilla Morse, Diane Guaraldi, Edward Clough, Robert Shiff, Bruce Emond. Fourth Row: John Quinn, Russell Canevazzi, Stephen Billey, Peter Clark, Frank Ander- son, Thomas Rufhni. ART STAFF v , u ef . 9 f . A .5 A - , 4 , Y' r ' 'P' Fr 1 .4 , Q K 1 . J lf r ,gl 4 ,V v iw! , ua' T 1 I - - r.wwu-o--veQ4.a- , ,.,,,,....4.f- Seated: Clare Banzi, Anita Robbins, Mary Sears, Patricia Veiga, Ariel Anderson. Standing: Christopher Pyle, Rollene Darsch, Elizabeth Crowell, John Osborne, Richard Osborne, Louis Ottino, Frank Cavacco, Mrs. Margaret Brown. Best wishes for a bright future, LELAND'S L. A I K , 147W ' -Y' 1 QQ X 25 , zz 7 uf - X I 8 ' 1.4 .. . , 8 N ' x XB I an M x9 fsfokgl D r W, an . Ona . x I is 3 -H4 r' 'V div' 1-N4 f , 0' in :yi 'MQV X331 H010 1. N. 5- 1 .Q a ,r .Y 13' 1 . 'J x ,:f, Q I ff, 1 11 .L. , .K 9' ' rn.. Y . , .Jai - . ' 'K'- h 40 o A v..,4..-Ls' .f- , . . -, V , f 'H 2- tg.-,,N'Z'.31 'f'Ti' r- L- L -ay ' 1' g if '. f ,..' fi 1. dy 4 .H - . Aa. :qvg sr, 9' V., .1 .. 2-.1 '.:'.,. .I N .L f . -Lv .., 1 ,- .1 -1. , . , , -, . , K .igwqawx . 4 ,.- V ' 'Z' div, , ' A' A A Q 1 l ,, XX X .N .H dey X X . 1. I Xb i . - A ,Q X Liv, w '. fx 'Q' 1 , ie A l E 53 f, 1 , - -5 X I .glib J B, X Q A XX ' I 4 h x 3 Left to right: Janet Balboni, co-captain, Miss Mar- f, I l jorie Knight, coach, Tara Sturgis, co-captain. ' H Q , f fl Vzftaxyif J-Q' f . f , ,lj ' . 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VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Plymouth Marshfield 8 Plymouth Marshfield Plymouth Middleboro 2 Plymouth Middleboro Plymouth Abington 0 Plymouth Abington Plymouth Bridgewater 2 Plymouth Bridgewater Plymouth Hingham 2 Plymouth Hingham Plymouth Silver Lake 0 Plymouth Silver Lake Plymouth Orleans 2 Plymouth Orleans Compliments of SWEETSER'S GENERAL STORE, Duxbury BASKE f.. As -1 I '. il CO-CAPTAINS: Ariel Anderson, Vivian Douylliez. PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH i Kneeling: Susan Prindle, Marietta Nelson, Janet Balboni, Carole Greaves, Jane Murphy. Standing: Miss Marjorie Knight, Susan Clark, Tara Sturgis, Vivian Douylliez, Ariel Anderson, Jeanette Basler, Lorraine Surrey, Jean MacPhee. Absentee: Ann Zoccolante. VARSITY ABINGTON 35 SILVER LAKE 20 HINGHAM 69 MIDDLEBORO 26 BRIDGEWATER 39 ROCKLAND 26 PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH TASSY'S, THE BEST IN SEAFOOD, Kingston ROCKLAND 27 BRIDGEWATER 38 ABINGTON 38 SILVER LAKE 26 HINGHAM 42 MIDDLEBORO 52 Ll. CO-CAPTAINS: Brenda Canal, Mary Monti. PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH Kneeling: Jane Goodwin, Wendy Beauregard, Faye Zoccolante, Judy Harper, Sharon Cadman, Priscilla Morse, Diane Guaraldi. Standing: Linda Mattioli, Nancy MacDuffee, Carolyn Schiano. Brenda Canal, Miss Marjorie Knight, Mary Monti, Elizabeth Searles, Ruth Goodwin, Margot Hunson. JUNIOR VARSITY ABINGTON 32 SILVER LAKE 20 MIDDLEBORO 25 BRIDGEWATER 28 ROCKLAND 16 ROCKLAND 14 JOHN HAMILTON, INC., PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 121 Main Street, Kingston BRIDGEWATER 21 ABINGTON 25 SILVER LAKE 23 HINGHAM 20 MIDDLEBORO 21 80 WUNG rwlw-v' Bowling: Nancy MacDuFfee, Dana Bumpus. Left to Right: Barbara Locatelli, Diane Guaraldi, Rollene Darsch, Lorraine Surrey, Judy Jones, Jane Murphy, Tara Sturgis, Jane Goodwin, Carolyn Pimental, Carla Enos, Linda Pearson, Judy Dunham, Judy Benassi, Barbara Costa, Judy Harper, Veronica Pacheco, Patricia Kaiser. BA DMINTUN 's..l Kneeling: Mary Silva, Faye Zoccolante, Margot Hunson, Priscilla Morse. Standing: Jane Goodwin, Carole Greaves, Jeanette Basler, Susan Prindle, Janet Balboni, Diane Guaraldi, Miss Marjorie Knight. Absentees: Tara Sturgis, Dana Bumpus, Lorraine Surrey, Nancy MacDufTee. PILGRIM DRUG COMPANY, Call Plymouth 2055 1 sarraau-1956 ,L IEBWEI. .Mi nf. Kila !2'9'j 'Tlii I Wan if 445' 'Cir 87 M 45 , I ' 3 ilfi First Row: Jane Murphy, Tara Sturgis, Janet Balboni, Beverly Diaz, Vivian Douylliez. Second Row: Miss Marjorie Knight, Jeanette Basler, Lorraine Surrey, Carole Greaves. Absentees: Jean Freyerrnuth, Paula Coombs. PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 14 ABINGTON 17 PLYMOUTH 6 ROCKLAND 16 PLYMOUTH 9 MIDDLEBORO 8 TENNIS - 1956 HINGHAM 3 WHITMAN 2 DUXBURY 1 SILVER LAKE 1 SCITUATE 3 HINGHAM 2 WHITMAN 2 DUXBURY 0 SILVER LAKE 1 F ::'U'E ' I E512 ea 33 1 1 -:- - 5'5 f' - ,fig '1',.,,f1f, ' gg, infix! nz, ww ,QI ,M ! gnu I ,.3 .- L' , - -A 123253141 I W ' ' an za -as 511 avr 'vygv' Wei. - if 9' K T7 - wx. I ,ig 1 J 5 I J 2 it 5, i I , ' x , ff ' , Q , e, ,A K ' ' eff- xx ,, ,,. V ali, 1 wr xl B 1 W' A v z x. my N N 6 1 1 ta y 4 In . h4-, 4 5 1, Jhff. A X 1 QAM .,I, . , ' M t '11 b V jf' 1. I A I 1 vi '11 I 5- i -,..: p it I , M - . ' -li' ...Q 1 muh: in GWR ill I Marietta Nelson, Ethel Bussolari, Tara Sturgis, Miss Marjorie Knight, Jeanette Basler, Janet Balboni, Nan Richardson. Absentees: Claire Vancini, Jean Freyermuth. JABEZ CORNER SERVICE STATION f'i.Z fl' '. Y'E' xx. Y i x . , 1 CHEERLEADERS B BOUNCE IT R O X MT- Bounce it, E .-4 -f Pass it, - Dribble down the fioor. Come on boys Raise that score! TARA BRENDA Marcia Bent, Brenda Petocchi, Co-Captaing Tara Sturgis, Co-Captaing Ann Sherman, Linda Mattioli, Ariel Anderson, Liza Rossi, Nan Richardson. L -f L i 'L T L ...f . - v -M . N-.N-. I u , L Y... I 4 I -V I ...i .., , ., ..,,-, , ,, I 4 A ARIEL NAN WILDES MOTOR COMPANY, Samoset St. Ow- xgx 1 K 1- 1,1 f-'12 ' 'Q Q f'-'r g ga lf iff, -3 'X 84 ' 4 in rv-1 'ini' cf, fs I ' dk -v ,MMV YW S 1 ' ' ff 'fx-.ifzrxiy 5 1 P' 'ge Af' f , mf, jf V, If f . fx 1,,. . 1 1 ,,, , K s ,sl 1 3: -W3 ,sf . , I 5 4:1 .f I' z 'nz' ,Ur , M, Y 45 , Q , A f' '-1. : ' 1 A. 'EQ A5 ?' W, , ,iv -em. -Wlwvw, .- , f , 93 QA' 1 v , 'ml f as Q., 1 , A 'W 0 T 9,- ,.,., , ,. A 4 ,. ,. Wi. wrfjxx Q f v 'f - , ' it V ., 9 ,gygpfqgr MJ, f 7 'Y' s A ' 1 , ' ' can-f,,,,,,,-1' V v Y 4-? j'g: lmvlw' , -ml 'N -V ,. 'HW --Jw S ', 4 , . v ' 5 2' ' : -. 1 V ff x y 2- 0 I ' 'wr be I 1 .. Q 5, ' 3 . I 1, e 1, Q. n 'Nw' U 4' 8. an O . 1 FUUTBALL f f r I I J, , est cl I' '9 'MAN L I- 5 - X j Q 'J ,,, t f rig 5' f 2 A ctw if M X , Q.: -2, N I 6' fat fa 9 i Q' gaQ?if 5 , ,f CO-CAPTAIN: Timothy Brady C0-CAPTAIN: Cly ff, , ., 1 .wr de Brini F' First Row: John Pimental, Alan Brini, George Govoni, Timothy Brady, Clyde Brini, Stanley Ferreira, Victor Morini, Alan Malaguti, Wayne Travassos, Dennis Vecchi, Elliot Fillippini. Second Row: Mr. Donald Mullen, Frank Anderson, Thomas Brewster. Clem Romano, Edward Clough, Hans Slade, Wayne Stefani, Rodney Pimental, Thomas Vierra, Malcolm Robischeau, Dennis Ragazzini, Peter Clark, Mr. Miles Kiberd. Third Row: Robert Newey, William Nagle, Harold Barufaldi, Karl Lekberg, Lawrence Corsini, Paul Vecchi, Jed Walton, Robert Zaniboni, Donald Newey, Gerald Gordon. Compliments of PLYMOUTH ROCK TROUT CO. In-li fl ,, SCORES ' PLYMOUTH BRIDGEWATER A PLYMOUTH ROCKLAND - vi PLYMOUTH MIDDLEBORO PLYMOUTH WHITMAN .Xa ' PLYMOUTH ABINOTON 'lk PLYMOUTH BOURNE t PLYMOUTH RANDOLPH - I . 3 - PLYMOUTH BARNSTABLE A l '- ' PLYMOUTH SILVER LAKE George Govoni. Co-captain, 19573 Timothy Brady, Co-captain, 19563 Coach Donald Mullen, Clyde Brini, Co-captain, 19563 Alan Brini, Co-captain, 1957. An Inspiring Start Plymouth High opened its 1956 football season as guests of the Gold and Scarlet of Bridgewater on September 22. Bridgewater dominated the offensive play until Romano pitched to Brady, who raced wide to his right, stopped short, and whipped a pass to Stan Ferreira, who had come from his right end position to the left sideline. Ferreira, all alone, took the pass in stride and raced for the touchdown. Brady tossed a short pass to Frank Anderson, a promising sophomore, for the extra point. The half ended with Plymouth leading 7-0. Bridgewater came to life in the third quarter, after a long march down field and came through with the touchdown plus the extra point. Coach Mullen tried a quick aerial attack, led by Brini, which ended onthe Bridgewater 20 yard line as the final whistle blew. The 7-7 tie was the best opening game Plymouth has had in many years thanks to the good coaching in blocking and tackling of Coach Mullen and Coach Kiberd. A Strong Defensive Battle On the following Saturday, September 29th, Plymouth played host to Rockland. Despite the fact that the locals were defeated, 12-0, they played a superb defensive game, considering Rockland was known to be an of- fensive powerhouse in the Old Colony League. Rockland scored in the second and third periods, while Plymouth had trouble getting their of- fensive attack moving. John Pimental, Tim Brady, Wayne Travassos, and Stan Ferreira were Plymouthls standouts on defense. Our First Signs of a United Offense Plymouth entertained Abington on October 20th. As had been pre- dicted, the Big Green proved too tough, scoring three touchdowns in the second half. Dick Tache received a kickoff during the third period and ran it back to the Abington 40 yard line. Clyde Brini rolled out around his left end and ran forty more yards for the touchdown, which made Plym- outh the first team in the Old Colony League to score against Abington. The final score read Abington 33, Plymouth 6. John Pimental played his usual outstanding game on defense for Plymouth, and Rodney Pimental also did a fine job running, together with Dick Tache on offense. A Moral Victory On November 10th, Joe Alves, a fighting quarterback, sparked the Blue and White against the powerful Barnstable team. Plymouth scored in the first quarter with a quick 36 yard dive tackle smash by Vic Morini. Alves scored the extra point on a keeper. Barnstable, after a long battle up field, scored from the one foot line. OLD COLONY INTERSTATE THEATRE 7 12 20 47 33 13 12 19 7 Plymouth took over immediately, Malaguti carrying to the 30. Ferreira took a pass to the 39 and backed Brady to the 48. Alves skirted his left end, broke into the clear, and scampered 52 yards for the touchdown, Brady picking up to the extra point. In the second half Barnstable came to life, making a quick touchdown and kicking the extra point, bringing the score to Plymouth 14, Barnstable 13. Barnstable halted Plymouth on their own 39 and fought down to P1ymouth's 27. Hopkins scored on the next play. Plymouth fumbled on the third play after the kick-off and Barnstable had no trouble eating up the remaining minutes of the game. Barnstable won 19 to 14. Victory for the Deserving On November 17, Silver Lake with a good record of two wins and two losses, came to John Seiver Field to try to defeat the win-less Blue and White. The kickoff was short, going to George Govoni, who downed it on Plymouth's 46 yard line. Plymouth penetrated down field rapidly with two complete passes and four oifside penalties against a nervous Silver Lake line. The ball was on the Lakerls one yard line but Plymouth's line wasn't united enough to have one of the backs take it over for the T.D. The Gray and Red kicked to their own 45, but Jenny intercepted a Plym- outh pass and started the Lakers rolling. On the next play, Stan Ferreira intercepted a Laker's pass and ran 48 yards for the touchdown, with the help of a Brady block. Joe Alves sneaked through the extra point, and Plymouth had a 7 to 0 lead at the end of the first quarter. Andrews re- covered a Plymouth fumble but the stubborn Plymouth line wouldn't give up much ground and took the ball over. Tim Brady broke away into the clear on a centerbuck, up the middle 50 yards to the Lakers 10 yard line. The tide turned, and it was the Gray and Red that wouldn't give up much ground and took over on their own 5 yard line. Mike Andrews started a roll around left end in his own end zone but Den Vecchi smashed across the Laker's line stopping Andrews, immediately after John Pimental and George Govoni completed the tackle that gave Plymouth a 9 to 0 score at the half. In the second half, Andrews, discovering he could not make any ground sweeping the ends, hit the tackle holes constantly until he kept it on a keeper and went over for the touchdown. Stanghellini bucked for the extra point and it was Plymouth 9, Silver Lake 7. The Lakers kicked off, and Alves carried to the 20 yard line, but after three downs Plymouth was forced to kick. The Brady punt was short, going to the Plymouth 40. Den Vecchi again made a great save when he jumped on a Silver Lake fumble. Thus killing any chance of Sliver Lake scoring again, although Plymouth lost the ball on downs with 29 seconds remaining to be played. 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A 5-2 Syl40,q D? lx r If ,-,- Q :Eff ' f- ' A ., P ve wa' fm: ii, W L. 1... X N, ' '- . 'A .f- V J 1 'A M ' WTI: Wm ful.. g,..f, ' Hans Slade, Victor Morini, Dennis Vecchi, Stanley Ferreira, Elliot Fillippini, Alan Malaguti, Rodney Pimental, John Pimental, Donald Ncwey. H. A. BRADFORD and SONS, 1 Warren Ave. PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 9 7 .q e l 1 'bl'- -Iffwfillzg' all XX I I I Al ! L 501 I WM xk F J 'Xf7 f'iHm- y YW BASKE ...i..,... I s VJ... CO-CAPTAINS: Ronald Soares. Clyde Brini. 'f.'Tl'.7 15 ,-'1,.'fl,I I'-I:.u..fw I 1 ,,' I I rgguyl ' 7 6 X I ' 1 ,FREE ful ' Q .5 , HYMUUI 'I '-' 3 . I Pm-anum 8 V3 vLYl:QW' 'V-33 ' I I If-I I X Kneeling: Dc-nnis Pinto, John Pimental, Frank Anderson, GL-mld 1VIUlllLlllLll'l, Thomas Brewster, George Govoni, Robert Souza. Standing: Clem Romano, Ronald Soares, Mr. Harold Rogurs, Hans Slade. Clyde Brini. Paul Vecchi. 51 79 56 67 80 68 88 33 ALUMNI RANDOLPH WAREHAM ABINGTON MIDDLEBORO HINGHAM SILVER LAKE WHITMAN V 38 46 67 58 51 47 61 34 ARSIT Y PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH I 7 Nfl . I I n,.YI,4r3I. mvwgxir I A I , X I 3. va ROCKLAND 58 ABINGTON va MIDDLI-:BoRo 51 WAHI-:HAM as HINGHAM 55 SILVER LAKE ve WHITMAN vo ROCKLAND WARD and BRADY, Sign Painters, Plymouth .I - Q J ,... L...... 63 48 58 54 50 69 58 61 BALI. ,M L CO-CAPTAINS: Stephen Billey, Roy Kuhn. HIYMUFVAQ :LEX A I 23 PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 5 'NW ' i . X. la' v Q , 5. I 1 nf LI' 1 A 1-. XOf 5luf ters J D F K I in . 2 12 xg vi- xx 21 J 4 lx I L, -Of 'M U 1 1 ' M CZ? w'N1'fl'1':? l 'l J tg 1 I 4 I fi A Kneeling: Joseph Cotti, Robert Martin, William Nagle, Joseph Diachun, Harold Barufaldi, Roy Kuhn. Standing: Richard Estes, Russell Canevazzi, Gregory Dennehy, Stephen Billey, David Melevsky, Lawrence Winokur, Mr. Donald Mullen. JUNIOR VARSITY RANDOLPH WAREHAM ABINGTON MIDDLEBORO HINGHAM SILVER LAKE WHITMAN ROCKLAND PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH Compliments of SWEETSER'S STORE, Duxbury ABINGTON MIDDLEBORO WAREHAM HINGHAM SILVER LAKE WHITMAN ROCKLAND ' mn ef' al! Alumni-The Blue and White of Plymouth played its first basketball game at Memorial Hall on December 21, against the Alumni. The twelve- man squad included co-captain Clyde Brini, co-captain Ronald Soares, Hans Slade, Paul Vecchi, Clem Romano, Bobby Souza, Tommy Brewster, John Pimental, Jerry Montanari, George Govoni, Dennis Pinto, and Frank Anderson. The first period found Plymouth leading 12 to 8, and at half- time they were winning 19 to 17. The Alumni, paced by Steve Winokur, took the lead in the third period, but found the going rough in the final stanza when our boys caught fire and outscored their opponents, 23 to 17. The final score showed Plymouth High the victors, 51 to 38. Hans Slade with 14 points was Plymouth's high scorer. Steve Winokur, also with 14 points, led the Alumni team. 5' at X N' f' L Randolph-ln a non-league contest Plymouth played host to Randolph on Friday, December 28. Paced by Hans Slade, Plymouth was never in any trouble from the opening whistle to the final buzzer. 'At the end of the third period the Shiretowners enjoyed a comfortable 64 to 31 point lead. The final score read Plymouth 79, Randloph 46. Hans Slade, with 28 points, was the gameis high scorer. Wareham-On Wednesday, January 2, Plymouth opened its 1957 Old Colony League schedule against Wareham before a jam-packed Memorial Hall of more than 2200 fans. Wareham got off to a good start, leading 20 to 9 at the end of the first quarter, and was still leading at the half by a 34 to 17 point margin. In the second half Wareham outscored Plymouth by five points and won the game 67 to 56. The high scorer for Plymouth was Slade, hitting for 19 points. Abington-Plymouth played its first road game at Abington on January 4, and although the Blue and White won the contest 67 to 58, it was close until the last four minutes. ln the period there were four technical fouls called, three against Abington and one against Plymouth. Clyde Brini was high scorer with 22 points. Middleboro-On Tuesday, January 8, Plymouth entertained Middleboro. It was an easy victory for the Shiretowners, who won 80 to 51. The game's high scorer was Clyde Brini with 23 points. Hingham-On Friday, the Blue and White traveled to Hingham where once again they enjoyed an easy win. At no time in the game were they in trouble and at half-time they led 39 to 13. Coach Hank Rogers used his reserves for almost the entire second half. Clyde Brini was high scorer with 21 points, and Plymouth won 68 to 47. Silver Lake-On Tuesday, January 15, Coach Hank Rogers' charges played host to Silver Lake before a capacity crowd of 2200 at Memorial Hall. Plymouth, led by co-captain Brini and Hans Slade, enjoyed an 88 to 61 victory over their Blue and Gray rivals. Clyde Brini with 31 points was the game's leading scorer. Whitman-Minus the efforts of 6'6 Hans Slade, Plymouth lost its second league game to Whitman on January 18. Employing a ball-possession type of play, Whitman was able to win the lowest scoring contest of the year, 34 to 33. Ronnie Soares was Plymouth's high scorer with 15 points. Congratulations, SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY Rockland-Despite the fact that Plymouth played Rockland without three starting members, Hans Slade, Paul Vecchi, and Clyde Brini, they still went on to win the game, 73 to 63. Although he was very ill that night, co-captain Soares played a fine game both offensively and defensively. Clem Romano hit for 24 points, and Soares gave close support with 21. Abington-On Wednesday, January 30, Plymouth, once again at full strength, gained an easy victory over Abington, 58-48. Slade with 14 points was the high scorer, and Paul Vecchi, who captured 18 rebounds, played one of his finest games. Middleboro- On February 1, the Shiretowners went to Middleboro where they gained their seventh Old Colony League victory by a score of 73 to 58. Ronnie Soares with 15 points was the high scorer. Wareham-On the following evening, Plymouth journeyed to Wareham to play one of the most thrilling games of the season. At half-time the teams were tied 25 to 25, but the second half found Wareham, led by Clyde Monteiro, gaining their tenth successive win, 54 to 51. Hans Slade with 24 points led the Plymouth scorers. Hingham-Plymouth played host to Hingham on February 5 where they experienced a 68 to 50 victory. Slade with 18 points was the game's lead- ing scorer. Silver Lake-The Blue and White met their schoolboy rivals at Silver Lake Regional High School on Friday, February 8, before a crowd of 1500 fans. At the half Plymouth was trailing, 32 to 30, and in the remaining two periods Sliver Lake outscored the locals by 12 points to gain a 69 - 55 victory. Slade was the high scorer with 25 points. Whitman-When Whitman came to Plymouth they found the Shire- towners a tough and capable opponent. Plymouth was really out to win this one, and although they found Whitman a stubborn opponent, in the last half they managed to win the game, 76 to 58. Romano led the game's scorers with 23 points. Rockland-On February 13, Plymouth went to Rockland for their final Old Colony League game, and although the Shiretowners won the game 70 to 61, they did not look impressive in their victory. Rockland outscored them 40 to 31 in the last half, and at one point were trailing by only two baskets. Slade with 24 points and Romano with 22 led the Plymouth scorers. i I . LLL.. , .. 6 W. T. GRANT CO., Known for Values 6R05 CUUN TRY , J ..,..... Q Tas T E Front Row: Donald Miskclly, Bruce Emond, Robert Beal, William Morrill, William Clark. Back Row: Roland Bumpus, Harvey Walker, Russell Canevazzi, Mr. Harold Rogers, Eugene Hasbrouck, Richard Osborne. IR CK ' f 956 ?7'a'w .,,....,- ..-. , fe' 1 ff' fm 4,4 Q 5 I' Q g 1 l K . 1 , y 5 .. - 6 Uh ,X C gf . u 'Y .Ll J W 6 1 X. V, 5 A Q I' f VL. ,ny ' 8 9' 9, ! ' pf i ' 1: 'W . Q V .Qi ., 4 14. 6 ,,i, , V I Y . 5 E f W , V 'ir In-Q ka if Y K I f 'I' L . MY , V V M 1, I 0 A i' A TVA 1 Q, , ,. -' 1 'A lu 4- ff V 'S--0 ir H 1 N A, 'Q ' 4 K A X -I h , 4 x i . l . 'L... . L. First Row: John Pimental, Alan Malaguti, Jerome Santos, Timothy Brady, Eugene Hasbrouck. Second Row: Mr. Harold Rogers, James Marsh, Russell Canevazzin Hans Slade, Richard Tache, Stanley Ferreira. SAMOSET HOUSE for Enjoyable Dining Out , 93 BASEBALL - 1956 l L , ,agiqof rilmff le amiga. ian-'Jr fm' I f ij? .1388 -xy! 53201: f .sirgiiiiii QLQWZUZQQ lv: Q '4w' 4.5. ,x,. I if .W K, nw I F if A 'gif 'Q wma an . , l e ee-'avr-s ' .,., .,,. , m f ' 3 f A is I S W Q wg , W E wi, W' WMM! .Q r L N' -at 8 ..... .ef ii ... .. 1 Seated: Ronald Soares, Clyde Brini, Gerald Pimental, Bernard Andrews, Jerome Santos David Zito. Standing: William Nagle, George Govoni, Mr. Antone Spath, Robert Souza, James Ellis. Absentee: Peter Romano. v 1956 SCHEDULE 1957 SCHEDULE Plymouth 3 Whitman 5 P1Ym0Uth Whitman Plymouth 5 Abington 7 Plymouth Rockland Plymouth Wareham Plymouth 7 Hingham 6 Plymouth Abington Plymouth 2 Middleboro 0 Plymouth Middleboro Plymouth 18 Rockland 2 p1ym0uth Hingham Plymouth O Wareham 1 Plymmlth Silver Lake Pl h B ' t Plymouth 8 Silver Lake 7 ymout ram ree Plymouth Whitman Pl th 4 B ' t 8 ymou ram ree Plymouth Rockland Plymouth 7 Middleboro 0 Plymouth Wareham Plymouth 3 Wareham 9 Plymouth Abington Plymouth 15 Silver Lake 2 Plymouth Middlebofo Plymouth Hingham Won 5 Lost 5 Plymouth Silver Lake PLYMOUTH MARINE RAILWAY INC., Union St. fx-'Q .Aan-1'5 11 l if ia u U5 wil: SF 1 97 Congmtzzlations to the Class of 1957 CXQ 9 6 - 8 Court St Plymouth rp f? 091 OFFICIAL PHOTOCLHFIAPHERS ' c+i ' WJ X xg V VX X I Q gk :Q 'L' , I? F f 5 l Q . If I l I if 1 f fl ff f Z X f fy? INZQW Q? flygv X X ' ' H -f--I CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Class WALK-OVER SHOE STORE 65 Main Street Plymouth, Massachusetts THE GOLDEN UNICORN David Longhi . Silversmith 64 Court Street Plymouth, Massachusetts GOGGIN 81 SON Furniture Company Plymouth, Massachusetts 0,70 gf' ' xo G 5 v -as THE PLYMOUTH NATIONAL BANK PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Aw' . I 4'mv'u. 4 fi A . The way to Security 4 101 Compliments of . . MALAGUTI BROTHERS CONTRACTORS Plymouth, Massachusetts Compliments of . . Congratulations to the Class of 1957 H A T C H COSTA'S SERVICE STATION Electrical Company, Inc. 12 Market Street 118 Sandwich Street Plymmlthy M3SS3ChUS9ffS Plymouth, Massachusetts 2 TOWN BROOK SERVICE STATION MANDO'S . . . 24-Hour Road Service 14 Water Street Plymouth, Massachusetts BENEA BLOCK COMPANY 32 Main Street Kingston, Massachusetts 0 First in Quality 0 Fairest in Price 0 Fastest in Service Congratulations to the SENIORS of 1957 I Latest clothes for the Graduate 103 :lui up j'-:E ff-,Lana 1.5 V LORINC'S Established 1894 Watchmakers 8z Jewelers 25 Mam Street Plymouth nu r , .gl-fi -I wizmm Q- F ' 5 ,. He! ., WE!! .-V-'iraq' Congratulations to the Seniors Nm .., M e.-- -4 ll M 8: M SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Q Telephone 1915 35 Main Street ,lohn E. Jordan Company Builder's Hardware Electrical Supplies Sporting Goods Garden Tools Housewares 8: Appliances Kitchen Planning If it is . . . Jordan has it! 1 Main Street Plymouth KINGSTON LUMBER COMPANY 14 Main Street, Kingston, Mass. ' Building Materials ' Lumber ' Builders, Hardware Call Plymouth 1665 Compliments of . . SOUTH SHORE THERMO EQUIPMENT DEALER, INC. 2 Court Street Plymouth Telephone 2015 - 1- -I- ul nf L 4111- 1 - .i-u -1 1- .FQ.L:l!c.?z iv' ,-4 , . , -' .-1' ' cl I 1 . Yu: ..- ,ll 147-,, . 4 - -Q 1' Y N : '1 , .. J ., i J 1' . N ij : 1 ' M N ' ' '-9' - -' ' N 51 3- 5 2 4 W' Jia. 4, , : 'lf P A 1 , 'J-' ' f 1 X u . , V. H X' gi -A., .1 IR 4 . .L . LQ, -IA-' 2' S 'fFI H'!f1gfff A ' 1 ,f.-51 - A, , - - .. -,gg.-..-111 , - f 1. ..- ll. 1 I 11 11 Compliments of EFIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK nvco,QponArfo 1855 PLY MOUTH MASSACH US ETTS 3-. 5 : : l l i : .-: ?. i i 1 l l i 1 3 S 1 l 41 i gl i l al i l l 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 l l - l i 1 - l i nl -l 1 l l l 1 -l 1 - E Q i i l l i -1 -i Compliments of The North Plymouth Merchants Displaying This Seal North Plymouth Merchonts' Associotion Alves Shoe Store I. Benotti 81 Sons Broccoli's Market Canevazzi's Market Gantoni Oil Co. Knifeis Grocery Contente's Shoe Store Cross Construction Go. Danfortlfs Home Bakery A. Maecaferri Mando's Furniture Store North Plymouth Garage Padovani,s Pharmaey North Plymouth Hardware Perry's Market Puritan Garage john Sealahroni Sherman Funiture. Sheehan's Star Lunch Stein Furniture Go. Shwom Bros. Royal Palm Doughi Valente Florist Volta Oil Co. Fred Volta Ernie-'S Grill L. Geeearelli, Tailor J. and A. Almeida Seaside Grill Ine. lut Shop EDES MANUFACTURING COMPANY Plymouth, M Compliments of . . . PLYMOUTH LUMBER COMPANY Robbins R Plymouih, Mass COD Surveyors DELANO sl KEITH ERS George Mabbett 8 Sons Co. Fine Worsted Me1z's Wea1' Fabrics Located on historic PLYMOUTH HARBOR Plymouth, Massachusetts C 0 0 D I N G 9 S Jewelers Since 1802 CLASS RINGS Telephone 429 18 Court Street Plymouth, Massachusetts 110 me ROGERS PRINT BOOK, JOB and T - ..L:qiJ:,5.,' COMMERCIAL T E , of P R 1 N T 1 N G -. T.-3531- T 20 MIDDLE STREET CPlym0ueh, Ways., P TELEPHONE 165-M T pq' - P PLYMOUTH BAKING CO., INC. T 1 BAKED GOODS T MADE PURELY FOR YOU 2 20 Market Street Phone 255-M Y Compliments of . . l CARTMELL FUNERAL HOME I 150 Court Street Plymouth, Massachu tt R 1 PLYMOUTH CORDAGE COMPANY T 1 T N P me Compliments of . HENDRIE'S ICE CREAM Nelson Street Plymouth, Massachusetts Elmer e. avery insurance agency, inc. want any kind of insurqnce want a house? see Tara's mother PLYMOUTH HARDWARE, Inc. and NERI PLUMBING COMPANY 42-44 Court Street Tel. 265 2 Plymouth Federal Savings and Loan Association PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Inc. 1882 Fed. 1937 Chairman of the Board President James R. Chandler Robert J. Tubbs Vice Chairman of the Board Vice President Harry R. Talbot Walder J. Engstrom Treasurer Assistant Treasurer A. Lee Roulston Fred C. Brown Assistant Secretary Mae E. Emond iii-fi - 'Mfo.....,,,,Nw, ., 45,3 :7Z1:f:::j:f.g.3:f:3:5:Qf:fzffI'f' ' ' ,j,:,,x, . , ,. . A dr , zf 6 pif:z5f.:fz:f-: !2.x4,35i.if Ffffflbg 'QZNNYSZLNVDQQW' ifzfwa' ww - - pgwmmw. 2M'f3f.x 4 in , t '- ' veg? 'frefw 'i 410' fe 4'wff'f't , , rss1s.:.xa4..3z2s..,..m..is...lgsili,.fr-19.1. H1882 0 SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY YEAR 0 1957 At Your Service For INSURED SAFETY FOR SAVINGS HOME MORTGAGE LOANS Planned for Your Budget WALTER U. SCHROEDER REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Office: 17 Leyden Street - Call Plymouth 878 Congratulations to the Seniors SEARS FUEL COMPANY Let The Green Fleet Deliver Your Heat OH Lothrop Street Plymout h, Massachusetts CURRIEIPS PLYMOUTH -1- Est. 1900 61 and 63 Main Street Compliments of . PLYMOUTH COUNTY ELECTRIC COMPANY Plymouth Savings Bunh 'The Friendly Bank' Wears-ew my I 3 fi I 774 if l r Q , ef. 1' qi? za. 1 f.A M 4, .7 A Illllll Il' ...J is Friendly Service from these Friendly People . Allen D. Russell Arthur G. Estes, Jr Treasurer Ass't. Treasurer Donald W. Heath Helene R. Pirani Teller Teller Joan K. Heath Teller 5 THE OCKERS COMPANY Your headquarters for- - Books - college outline series - Dictionaries - Greeting cards -Brief cases and school supplies -Portable typewriter sales and service 15 Main Street Plymouth Telephone 2255 J. PETOCCHI 81 SON CONTRACTORS -EF Landscaping - Asphalt Pavements Driveways - Sidewalks Parking Areas - Gas Stations Tennis Courts Newfield Street Tel. 1310 Plymouth, Massachusetts Compliments of . F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY 46 Main Street Plymouth, Massachusetts 7 Q my 'WL NW 1' F sf va x f vt , - -'x ,TF f XD Wk gg vw , x rr Y X I, gtg W YW Q,v.MHX H ww, E u1noGFA'HERs s HND PRINTER 44 d . 5 3 on Junchon Ro:It:1SSochuseNS PX mouth: - ?eXePhones: 775 xipzwmd of 74e Pagan SHIRETOWN MOTORS INC. Sales Service Phone 1407 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 THE GARDEN SHOP State Road Manomet, Massachusetts 1 117 NOOK FARM DAIRY All.G'HV YUHLSAI Nw-vm MILK C- K. Q I and ' Slap ii 'v QA ' 514 HEALTH BUILDER Nook Road CREAM LOCAL MILK Plymouth Telephone PLYMOUTH 1261 THIS IS RADIO STATION WPLM Now 1000 WATTS 1390 on your dial .. PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of . . . f- ? Sis. 42 of Yankee pL 'I Travler YMOUT O A1488 H nut-.ucmtm ' f Offfhhuyliglny Jfn' W Route 3 Plymouth 5525! 52643525 fa Xie glass 0 X,.,.X from Harold A. Boyer it Sons Interior Decorators Pointing Contractors mei W5 Qffzah Wm Waaf Congratulations and best Wishes to the class of 1957 PLYMOUTH BOTTLING WORKS, INC. 181 Court St. Tel. 1623 Plymouth, Massachusetts FORCES FARM DAIRY For Milk At Its Best From Pure Bred Guernsey Cows Locally Produced Telephone Plymouth 229M Congratulations to the Seniors of 1957 DEARN and McGRATH Compliments of . . James A. White RESTAURANT THE BLUEBIRD Water Street Plymouth RESTAURANT Water Street Plymouth Compliments of . . The Prodigious Business Staff and Sapho , Ezmerelda Laverne Sz ujosephinen j 121 Plymouth Rock Grocery Perino's Service Station Cherry's Service Station Primo's Service Station Roger's Store A friend Jim's Restaurant Plymouth :Sa Brockton St. Tavernel1i's Barber Shop Forn Sign Company Milton Gellar The Children's Shop Inc. Cape Bargain Mart Ry. Co. WLVIXGWK Bell Shop Kent's Beauty Salon C. Paul, Shoe Repairing Old Colony Laundry CPly.J Bernard's Ladies Apparel Plymouth Rock Hardware Sears Roebuck Company Guild's Jenney Station Bumpus Machine Shop Victoria's Market Cappanari Brother's Grocery Mr. Sz Mrs. Antone R. Pimental TOAD HALL Henry's Furniture Louis Barber Shop Margie's Beauty Shop Crowell's Eddy Borgatti Mary's Beauty Shop Mr. 85 Mrs. Harry Cohen Tony's Barber Shop Roy E. Beaman Little Hat Shoppe Greg's Barber Shop Marois Market Manomet Lumber Co. Youngman's Oil Service Bradley Pharmacy Town Shoe Service Anti's Tailor Shop Cecil Hilton Crowell Mrs. Henry Savi Mr. 8z Mrs. Mr. 8z Mrs John Perdigao Ido Ruffini .fgwfzagf Mr. 8z Mrs. Victor Shiff Bruno's Sandwich Shop Mr. 8z Mrs. L. Coffman Miss Jeanette C. Jacques Mr. 8z Mrs. Francis W. White Darsch's Beauty Shop Vic's Esso Service Mr. 8z Mrs. Leah Douylliez Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Balboni Tommy Brewster Barbara Marinos Mr. 8a Mrs. Reginald Flaherty Irving C. Drew Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8z Mrs Mr. 8a Mrs Mr. 8a Mrs. Mr. 8z Mrs Mr. 8a Mrs Mr. 8z Mrs Oscar Niemi James P. O'Brien Jos. M. Ferreira Antone Morgardo Ferdinand Tache John Souza Victor Venturi Mr. 8: Mrs. Clement Perry Mr. 8z Mrs. Manuel Roderick Roger Arno Roessel Mr. 8a Mrs. Dewey Debrusk Mr. 8a Mrs. Homer Cadorette Mr. 8a Mrs. Francis W. Savery Manomet Youth Club Mrs. Eugene Diachun Mr. 84 Mrs. William J. Brenner Mr. 8z Mrs. Joseph C. Shaw E. M. Staples Mr. 8a Mrs. Russell F. Sears Hans Slade Mrs. Virginia K. Egan Russ Battle Edward N. Quintal Manomet Lumber Company J. Paul Sartre 'J 2.1 4 i N. l YZ! Q35 ,,-ff' --f l 'kfffff f,ffAef- gg X f!!! ,,ffJ53jf ,-f !iI jr QQ th 525 will N 'ZZPX XX!!! 1' is Q, l f lg 6? mf? I 1 i l notify ,111 ft 55fl1e W ll lla ll do l ff , 7 TTVIOB -QQ c l will CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary with regular raises Pleasant work with other girls and young men Prestige of a responsible job with a well-kizozmz, and respected company If your list shows three checks, then you should check into what the Telephone Company has to offer you. Smart girls are doing it now, before they graduate from high school. Come in and see our employment interviewer soon. You'1l enjoy talking with her. Act now, and you can say with pride, I'm all set! I'm going to work with the Telephone Company! See the Guidance Counselor at your school, and talk first with her about when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY l 1 l l l F