Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

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N M '3 K. , M 'N-m.x..., X.. ,., , ,M f- X , .1, sf , Vx Mm, X-yu Aw , , A ,x.,,:eG5,-, ' MH:f'fvQ..: W, Q 'N QK2-amz, I , 4 . .7 A ' - 2 ' x , X .-, 1 ,,- 455- .t www Vim: 3, 25 - s Published By THE SENIOR CLASS PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOQL Plymouth, Massachusetts Co-Editors VIRGINIA EMOND ANN WHITE Business Manager BRUCE EMOND Advisor ROLAND HOLMES JQ. at In words ond plcture, we Although 'tis wise to ever look ahead, let us take exception and turn back to 1958-1959 in review. The Pilgrim cordially invites you to come along with us as we scan past horizons, recollecting those moments of happiness and seriousness which have combined to make this past year a memorable one. Through the magic of the camera, perhaps you'll chuckle with us as we candidly present ourselves, complete with thumb-nail sketches. We'll meet the mighty Blue Eagles of football, basketball, baseball, and track and reminisce about such social highlights as Stardust and Cupid's Capers. Creative effort also rears its head in the field of science, which plays such an important and vital role in the world today. And now, forward we go-on to new horizons, fortified with confidence and courage that we can face the challenge ahead. .5152 review the... This year Mr. Lawrence Bongiovanni be- came principal of Plymouth High School. A Plymouthian, he was graduated from this school in 1934. He received his A.B. and Ed.M. from Boston University and his M.A. from Middlebury. After Working a year on the Pembroke faculty, he was re- quested by the federal government to serve in the F .B.I. Three years later he came to the Plymouth junior High School Where he Worked as a guidance counselor and civics teacher. Mr. Bongiovanni spends his free time traveling and enjoying music. The class of 1959 wishes him continued success as principal of Plymouth High School. ,fig-0, .MX MR. LANVRENCE BONCIOVANNI A woRD FRoM ouR PRINCIPAL Twenty-five years ago the Class of ,134 presented its yearbook to the students and faculty of Plymouth High School. It is with considerable feeling that as a member of that class I extend a greeting and cordial good wishes to the Class of '59. The guest speaker at our graduation exercises thrilled us as he described the glory of climbing into the skies by Way of the Swiss Alps . . . limited horizons, indeed, for your generation which has just recently been given the World of outer space to conquer. As the faculty and I watch you go your sepa- rate ways, We do so with the hope that We have given you some measure of understanding of what lies ahead. We believe that this has been the task entrusted to us. To you our appreciation for helping us to fulfill it. We hope that our mutual association has re- sulted in a strengthening of your faith in your Cod and in our way of life. Because we cherish that association so deeply, we urge you to think kindly of us and to come back to visit when you can. Rest assured that you will be remembered. ...highlights of our Senior Yecir Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Capable leaders instruct and F 'EW sf' X r' 5 . .X It N 1' 5 ..',. . -. A ,xt itil v W , 1. -- - gem-xxx, f- 3,,.'w1 'X' ,, 1 Q - Tv X My N 'vs - X ' ' , TQ' Q., ' Mg 7:2 fr. ,e- f ff gf v-14.5. fi ffl ' i, , 5, g v. 9, A . ll, f' ag vii-I! ! 1 , .,. A il I 71.1 xp t nw r K ass- fi 'X f s-.5 DEDICATED TG.. MR. LAWRENCE BONGIOVANNI VVe dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Lawrence Bongiovanni, who has proved to be a valuable friend and capable principal in the short time he has been with us. His conscientious guidance and excellent example has been an inspiration to us all. The respect and confidence Mr. Bongiovanni inspired in us even when We knew him in Junior High, has grown and will continue to do so as he goes on leading us toward graduation. It is fortunate that our school is able to have the unwavering hand of Mr. Bongiovanni to govern our educational pattern. guide u Mr. Chester A. Sweatt, Superintendent WELCGME... It is with a great deal of pleasure that we welcome you, Chester A. Sweatt, to our school system and our town. The office of Superintendent of School is not one where there is frequent con- tact with the student body, and there are not many opportunities to develop friendships. You have expressed a desire to surmount this barrier, and there is nothing we would like better. Everyone hopes you will enjoy work- ing with us and living among us for many years to come. School Committee-Front: Mr. Joseph Contente, Mrs. jane Cellar, Mr. Alton Cavicchi, Mr. Harry Doyle. Second: Mr. Spencer Brewster, Mr. Chester Sweatt, Miss Elinor Sanderson, Dr. Samuel Stewart. -is-G' ...TCD OUR SUPERINTENDENT l 4- X 11,20 ll V 5 4 E 5 A I ...Q-fl 1 - - Y 2 O awww ,mwflmv 2 0... I fl' ...o Q rx, - f, ,.- th ,j as .... - , H 'lu .4 , vyki ENGLISH Miss Iris Albertini, Mr. Roland Holmes, Mrs. Miriam Raymond, Mrs. Alice Urann, Mr. Charles Harrell. FACULTY ART Mr. john Pacheco, Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs. Irene Bouchard, Mr. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Jeanette jacques, Mr. John Tavernelli 'rs-lx Louis Tata. HISTORY Mr. Arthur Pyle, Miss Phyllis Boucher GUIDANCE Mr. Donald XVilson, Mrs. Miriam Raymond SCIENCE MATHEMATICS Mr. Louis Cappannari, Mr. John Packard, Mr. Mario Romano, Miss Nellie Locklin Mr. Claiborne Young tecJchers...counselors...triends F Rf DRIVER EDUCATION If 'A 1 g Mr. Richard Smiley, Mr. Joseph DeSisto ,ry '7 v7 ATHLETICS Miss Marjorie Knight, Mr. Lin Sutcliffe, Mr. Harold Rogers, Miss joan Shea Teachers, who bring children of many backgrounds together for reading, think- ing and experimenting, guide students through the most important years of their lives. They prepare students schol- astically, emotionally, and socially to assume the duties of their careers and A communities. HOW important are they who hold the Worldls future in their hands! COMMERCIAL Front: Miss Helen johnson. Second: Miss Beatrice Arthur, Mrs. Helen Bagnall, Mrs. Lydia Gardner. Always Reddy to Q 74. Serve... OFFICE STAFF-Front Row: Anne Zoccolante, Lorna Mc- Lean, Mrs. Marion Whiting, Sec., Carol Morin, Patricia Voght, Virginia Emond. Back Row: Carol Cavacco, Kathleen Atwood, Margaret Fahey, Patricia Hauthaway, Judith jones. How is my son doing in math? Sneak preview! im ZJ 56 11 950 12232-I 275293013 in-A ., 4. 'Y x x CAFETERIA-Miss Mary Zucchi, Mrs. Lillian Thomas, Mrs. Caroline Vecchi, Mrs. Mary Scagliarini. Absent: Mrs. Clara Locatelli, Mrs. Rena Stefani, Mrs. Louise Shaw, Mrs. Dora Zoccolante. . 1 f X ' . fi' arf 1 ffgigf II Frank Anderson President SENIOR CLASS CDFFICERS Plymouth High School is very fortunate in hav- ing four outstanding students leading the Senior Class. These students-Frank Anderson, presi- dent, Steve Billey, vice president, Pat Veiga, secretary, and Diane Guaraldi, treasurer-stand out not only scholastically, but are tops in char- acter, leadership, and dependability. They are indeed a credit to themselves, their school, and their community. Outstanding in... .1 i '4- . A- -v--Q wg ' Qx,K:aw' it 'nv' Vice President ' 'G 1 1 N -.x t ev ,.. v -1. -K 5 . , . 4 A 'Q lv Patricia Ann Veiga Secretary Leadership I . - it xg,-., 1 Diane Kathryn Guaraldi Treasurer Didn't you know I had feet? Shocking, ain't it? ,Www GEORGE STEVEN ALDROVANDI Steve- What,s for dinner?v-here's another car lover- seen with Sam, Roger, Kuhnie, and especially Judy- always sitting in the junior corridor, taking in money- drives to Quincy frequently-Steve's plans after graduation are to get married and go to night school. 100-a-week collector 1,25 Head Collector 3. RACHEL ALEXANDER Rae- You alln-Rae is a pretty Southern belle from the heart of Florida-she's seen with Ina, Debbie, and the gang from Manomet-spent the Winter in Florida! she plans to become an airline hostess-goes to dances with Karl-Florida's loss, Plymouthls gain-secretly desires to get married barefooted. BETTY FRANCES ALMEIDA Boo- VVhere is he? -no, Betty doesnit talk!-a real riot-seen with Patty, Margot, Judy, Carole and Van Twinkles-she plans marriage after graduation-Betty's secret desire is to drive that certain '51 Chevy-she is the kind with the bubbling personality. Marching Girls 35 Music 1,3, Volleyball 3. JOAN MARIE ALVES Io jo- Where's Sis?',-usually seen with Terry, Pat, Ian, and Maurice?-one of our best dancers-jo wants to drive a certain '58 Ford-headed for Montreal, Canada after graduation-loves to eat Cjagl-sheis a dungaree doll-problems, problems-to spend a month in New York with her cousin Pat-her special weak- ness-Boys. Music 1,2,3. I3 C536 Wh. Q. -Zi ,k.y,,L,A V' fu ,, l x X 4' ' 1 9 4 2 r ,Q N . 25.7, W. if 4 , ff! Cold? What's so funny? VM, 4, ,wa 1 f v 'iz ' - t 'fr' if lx fi g - 2 W, he f i I 1 xii . l il is 4A ,1 'if' ar, H V SXSW ' K A A x ies Me, lazy? It just can't be done! ROBERT BURTON AMES Bob- Sufferin' Cats'-one of the boys at Woolworth's -drives a hot Plymouth-dislikes snobby girls-hail's from Federal Furnace Road-after graduation, Navy bound-seen with Tom, Carol, and Lyn-does he have an interest in a certain someone in VVoolWorth's?- secret desire: to be manager of VVoolworth,s. FRANK ANDERSON Frankie- XVell, that's the breaks! -Frank's the kind of guy everyone likes-to weigh 210 pounds-can be found either in the gym, the baseball diamond, or the football field, depending on what season it is- seen with Pete, Jud, Bob, Rags, Kuhnie, and the guys -plans on college. Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Varsity Clulz 2,3g S.A.S. 1,2,3g Fund Collector lg Sophomore Class Vice-Presizlcntg Junior and Senior Class Prcsidentg Latin Club Ig Baseball 1,2,3. CAROLYN XVEBSTER ARRUDA Carol- Take a chance -one of XVoolworth's efficient helpers-seen frequently at Tassy's-always driving an orange and cream Buick-does she admire a certain someone in her homeroom class!-with Linda, Sandy, and the Dreamers,-her first period English class- after graduation, plans to become an airline hostess- secret desire: to own a '59 Ford convertible. GREGORY ROBERT BALER Greg-He's usually seen with Bruce, Larry, Steve, and Jed- Therefore -after graduation he plans to attend college and then retire-secretly desires to learn how to rock and roll-one of Tedeschi's men- picture him as an attorney. Pilgrim Staff 1,2,3, Co-editor of literary Staffg Press Club 35 Latin Club Ig Honor Group. 1 -4 VVhat, me worry? Yes, folks-I'1n Anderson! rp -sf ,.,-J any -1-2 Doing the cha-cha. A trough would be easier! v' BRENDA LOUISE BARTLETT Bren- Okey, dolce -Brendals another lover of Prob- lems class-she's frequently found in Duxbury- what's Italy got that the U.S.A. hasn't?-Brenda's seen with Pat. Sandy, Bernice, and the Dreamers-after graduation she plans to get married-that little brother -she's a real shorty-like's to get her homelessons out of the way. 10c-a-week collector 2. HAROLD HENRY BARUFALDI Jap-4'What a clipper -oh! those Wise comments- found in his ,553 Dodge-here's another Boston Bruins and Ma Urann fan-Harry is usually seen with Jack and Frank-he'll miss those English testsl-to own a sleek ,59 Cadillac convertible-plans to become an Inspector for the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Pilgrim Staff 3, Football 1,2,3g 10c-a-week collector 3, Music 1,25 Orchestra 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3. ROBERT WHITING BEAL Alfie- I never lose my temperln-Bob's one of P.H.S's speedy football stars-he's a pipe smoker during the off season-what goes on at those Hanson dances?- You'll find him in Louie's with Jed, Davis, Bill, and Clem-a tennis star is born-those little brothers-oh! to be six feet tall. Pilgrim Staff 3g Football 2,3g Cross Country 1, Varsity Club 2,3g S.A.S. 35 Music 2,3. WENDY BEAURECARD NVindy- Come on, letls go! -Wendy is one of our cute cheerleaders-likes boys and food-oh! that bro- ther of hers-leaving Plymouth after graduation- seen with Betty, Marcia, Nan, Sue, Anne-always seen in her black bomb COldsD-WValter Winchell II- secret desire: to own the fastest car in Plymouth. Pilgrim Staff 2,3g Field Hockey 1g Library Staff 35 Music 1,2g Cheerleader 2,3g Badminton 1g Softball 1,25 Tennis 15 Travel Club 2. I5 gifs' 512 f 'ss Shucks fellas, I,m embarrassed! LA , Q. Not another Dear john? I , 6 A real thought, huh Steve? 'l'ssN I . , . NVhat, no toothpicks? , 14 f til Q - A Rim-r-1 ' Q, ss -if .2 if i 'Q' Gl4nsu0vl 4 STEPHEN FREDERICK BILLEY Steve- Let's go, gang -he's often seen with Jed, Pete, Bruce, Frankie, Davis, Greg, and, of course, Cinny-Steve is planning a career in engineering or physics-hels grown tall on Mrs. Emond's cooking- to sleep late in the morning-he dislikes unpolished cars, especially a certain Model A. Pilgrim Staff 2, Editor of Boy's Sports Staff 35 Football 2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Varsity Club 2,35 Biology Science Seminar lg S.A.S. 2,35 Fund Collector 2,35 Class Vice-President 2,35 Library Staff 35 Latin Club 1, President 25 National Honor Society 2,35 Honor Group. PATRICIA MARY BLACK Pat- XVhat? -Pat's the quiet type-one of the girls from Mc-Lellan's-likes a certain someone who drives a blue Chevy-seen always with Janet S.-plans after graduation to attend a nursing school-secret desire: to marry an X-ray technician-lwonder which one?l Bank Teller 2,35 Music 1,3. RCBERT JAMES BRANACAN Bob- Do you believe it? -what's the attraction in the sophomore corridor?-he's heading for college- secn with Dave, Ken, Poke, Dick, Fred-a certain blonde-to sail around the world as a crew member on the Alayfloiucr-the class pharmacist is always cracking those corny jokes-loves movies in physics class. Radio Club 25 Volleyball 3. FRANCIS THOMAS BRENNER Frank- Crazy -work, work, work, are his plans after graduation-Frank is seen with Ginny, Cato, Chick, Tony, jim, Pat, john, and the gang at the Mobil Station in Kingston-if he could get a super charger for his Ford, he would be the happiest car owner! Bank Teller 1,2. 16 'I'- -44 XVhat's so interesting? I'm the boss, so what? if Touche! ' , an he ifffii -fi 5? , g 22325 WEN , ' Val ., .li liygl-,4M...,. ,.q. 4.4 f 1 sit, .,. M fl: .V Althea and albino friend' JOHN JOSEPH BROWN johnny- You're asking for itl'-he Wants to join the Navy after graduation-youill find him with Cheryl, Butch, and Manny-his secret desire is to buy a yacht -heis a good skater too!-one of the tall boys-always down the bowling alleys. WALTER JAMES BURKE Burkie- Good grief! -Burkie's a sort of Einstein and Milton Berle all rolled into one-those crazy jokes- seen with Bill and Bob-he comes from Cedarville- one of the best in j.P.'s band-where did he get his brains?-has college plans for next year-he secretly desires to become a millionaire and retire at twenty. Biology Science Seminar 1,2,3g Band 1,2,35 Music 1,23 Orches- tra 2,3g Volleyball 3. WARREN IOHN CABRAL Mussa-i'Settle down, fellas -would like to do Patch- workv all over again-seen at the Rathole with Den and other North Plymouth fellas-Mussa, what hap- pened to your bull?-dislikes teachers and homework in general-after graduation, Navy bound-one of Ma Urann's little helpers-his secret desire: to be an Olympic fencer. ALTHEA MARGARET CALLAHAN Al- I known-she studies French!-a Manometite- Darn! -college, here she comes-if she could fly to Germany Csighj-seen with jan, Pam, Donivee, and Anne-find her at the Manomet Youth Club-a Room 30 fan-all those brothers-stays home from school to write letters. Big John See this? Watch out! A W 4' M ,N f 3 ff X , if X 'V ig 5 fi . '-at 4 , XV' A 0 .WV x ix gy- Hg A A .QI Y' 45 f sl I -QQ' pg! . . . 17 , A N fi r P jf. V ' f ts stef You come on business, sir? l 5 NORMA ANN CALZOLARI Little Miss Muffet- Oh, great! -she talks?-plans to attend a business school-makes a cute secretary- seen with Bette, Ann, Marissa, Rosalie, and Dick- Dick Who?-hopes to get married to the boss?-so quiet-from Cedarville but is often in Plymouth- hamming it up in Mixed Nuts for Mrs. Urann. MARISA CARPECGIANI Maris-ulmaginell -after graduation youlll see her working in an office-Maris is usually anywhere that Ann, Norma, Rosalie, and Bette are-if she could, she would explore the Universe-she's very well known for her dependability and big smile. Pilgrim Staff 35 Music 1,3. CAROL ANN CAVACCO Carol- Yes, sweetie! -wonder who sweetie is?- her eyes really shine when she sees Donnie-seen with Barb, Linda, Pat, Carolyn, Vernie, lean, and Judy- she HELPS in the office period six-she conspires with Joanne-going to get married and move to Con- necticut-wishes she had the money to travel when and where she wants to- But, but, but -here Carol comes running down the halll Pilgrim Staff 3, 100-a-week collector 1,2,3g Office Assistant 3, Bank Teller 3. NANCY ADELAIDE CHASE Nance- are you crazy?,'-Nancy just hates her middle name!-seen with Pat, Gay, Sharon, Bev, and the Chiltonyille gang-she's inclined to be rather quiet- plans after graduation to attend a business school- seen slaving at the Buttner Co.-secret desire, to beat out Karl in a drag. Come right inl 2 I've had it! fx ' 1.1 'Ribs-. lr g'4 ilw., Oh, why did I take art? Pilgrim Staff 2, Bank Teller 1, Music 3. 18 3 My auto graph? Why certainly! I did not! PETER CLARK Pete- Great balls of fire! -Pete's a sort of ladies' man and devil all rolled into one-his 210 pounds really counted in football-will he really be a min- ister?-hels seen with Bob, Ted, Iud, and Frank- he has college plans for next year-those imitations make him a riot throughout the year-to make a T.D.l Pilgrim Staff 3, Football 1,2,3g Track 1,2g Varsity Club 2,3g S.A.S. President 3g Press Club 1,2g Library Staff 35 Latin Club 1,25 Travel Club 2g Dance Committeesg Class Money- Making Committee. SUSAN CLARK Sue- Hey, kids, let's eat -one of the Big Three on the basketball team- Brother, can you spare a dime? -seen with Reet, Betty, and Richie-can you picture her the mother of 10 kids?-has a Weakness for a '51 green Chevie-oh, those weekends with a certain someone-goes to Frankie with her problems -secretly desires to abolish the Mayflower. Pilgrim Staff 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3g Field Hockey 1,25 Press Club 1,25 Badminton 1,5 Softball 15 Tennis 1,2,35 Travel Club 25 Volleyball 3. WILLIAM WEILD CLARK Bill- Hi, Doll -those dances at Priscilla Beach in the summer-he frequents Hanson with led, Bruce, Davis, and Beal-herels another rock 'n roll fan -after school he heads for the Cordage Lab-his next step is to U. Mass.-he loves hockey, skiing, and baseball-canoe rides on the pond?-Bill secretly de- sires to be a DJ. for WCOP. Cross Country 1,2g Varsity Club 2,3g 100-a-week collector Ig Music Ig Baseball 1,2,35 Dance Committeesg Biology Science Seminar 3. EDWARD MARTIN CLOUCH, IR. Clog- I almost dropped my teethl'-college is Ted's next goal, right now it's to get that '37 Plymouth started-hels seen with Pete, Barry, Steve, Bob, and the boys -our left tackle, he really looks the part Without his three front teeth-secret desireg to get along with his parents-Ted's another one of the imports from Sacred Heart. Pilgrim Staff 35 Football 1,2,3g Track 25 Varsity Club 2,35 Music 3g Latin Club Ig Dance Committees. ,mf Let's rock with Bill! Love me tender' 'Sh s You don't sayl rlkllll 'l If If' so y ,Y X . J, ' . XF X La Stink by Schultz of Brooklyn I 'yrs X, ' ' ,- 4 x ' YG - -,.p.v1,s M x I A 4' Q .,.. Y X X I . Wi .:f'-X-5- , QQ' , 'Q ' f ' I n fs . my , .Ii L ey . W tl .Q-. ,,44 ' BETTE ANN CONCHERI Bette- Stepn fetch it -oh those beautiful eyes- seen with Norma, Rosy, Ann, and Marisa- Sleeping beauty -secretly desires to be in a drag race Cin Billy's carl-'lleepers Crown-can,t wait to leave Manomet-to live in Plymouthl BARBARA EVE LYN COSTA Barb-K'Tliat's the way it goes -Barb plans to get married after graduation-seen with Linda, Pat, Nancy, Judy, Carolyn, and Vern-she has a secret desire to travel and have that certain someone-here is a reliable girl who wishes someday to own a Thunderbird. Pilgrim Staff 3, Music 35 Typist. KATHERINE MARIE ANNE DARSCH Cuddles- Oh, no, Forget it -Kathy is seen with Peggy, Joanne, and CI.V.l-she is always talking- oh that stenography class-always eating Cfried clams and onion rings!-loves to flirt with the boys- after graduation Kathy plans to go to a comptometer school-she secretly desires to marry a tall, dark, handsome man. ROBERT XVINSLOXV DAVIS Davis- Sure, I believe you -Bob's the comedian type with quite a flair for math and science-here,s one of the Hanson gang-during the summer, you'll find him at Plymouth Rock-who ever taught him to write? Chieroglyphicsl-seen at Louie's with led, Bob, and Bill-after graduation he is bound for engineer- ing school. Pilgrim Staff 2,35 Senior Superlaticc' Editorg Track 2g Cross Country 1.2,3g Varsity Club 2,35 Biology Science Seminar 35 Music 15 Latin Club 15 National Honor Society 35 Honor Group. 20 -6 '-sl 1 At her favorite hobby! Not bad! in K. , , , 9 kj, We A hunting we will go! Well, it's cold in here! FREDERICK STANLEY DE COST, JR. Freddie- Wanna punch in the mouth, kid? - De- Kon-Freddie's one of the Chiltonville Militia-hels seen with Dave, Bob, Ken, Poke, Richie, and the rest of the Militia-those physics tests bother him-one of the Mayflower Pilgrim boys-Fred belongs to the UMa Urann Fan Club-to sell 300 guide books on the Mayflower. Football 3, Basketball 1,2, Volleyball 3, Baseball 2,3. JOSEPH EDWARD DIACHUN Jed- Seriously, now -Jed's u real charmer from Way hack-Hanson dances-he's seen with Davis, Rob, Bill, and Clem-one of the 1620', boys-to sing With the Four Freshmen-University of Michigan is his destination-oh, those jokes-girls from Hanson. Pilgrim Staff 2,3, Senior Statistics Editor, Football 2,3, Basket- ball 1, Varsity Club 3, S.A.S. 1,2, Fund Collector 1, Sopho- more Class President, Office Assistant 3, Bank Teller 3, Music 1, Student Government Day Representative, Dance Committees, Class Motto Committee. FRED DITTRICH III Dit-seen riding to school in his old Chevy every day-usually with Phil, Dennis, VVally, and Bill- sometimes with a certain senior-'1Holy mackerel, there Andyv-to make a rod out of his '34 Chevy- Dit's pet peeve is a certain senior girl-headed for the Navy. Stage band 2,3. SANDRA JOYCE DRIES Sandy- All right, alreadyl'-Sandyls one of our quiet little classmates-thinks she will get married after graduation-seen with Brenda, Put, and the Dreamers -whenever shels around youlll hear her singing Money Honey -Sandy has 21 secret desire' to go to New Jersey lwonder wl.y?D-she would love to go swimming with Tab Hunter. 21 t ew? Smile, Freddie! x 23 ' V And if lim elected-H f 1.s14L 1 ,F-,,, ,..- I L 1 5 6 754 rn N -aug., A lr TQ, '--,,....v w ... I' , id 3 1 .. Q si, .5.',, lm: Stel- nl,- XVho've you got hooked now? , a IL if 31117 Lf2: f So what if I have a handbag? CLAIRE LEROYA ELLIOT Claira-'WVha shu do'en? -So quiet-elle parle fran- cais!-seen with the Manomet gang-she'll be a drafts- woman on graduation from Franklin Tech- uh - wishes she were tall-she wants to marry a handsome engineer-that certain someone-walks so fast down that long hall-beware when she gets angry!- Arsenic and Old Lace star-she,s very shy. Library Staff 2,3, Typist, Music 1,2,3g Dance Commitiees. BRUCE ARTHUR EMOND Bruce-censored-lic is the pint-sized guy with the lmig lieart- Can you sec over the wheel of that '49 Poiitiac? -lic is seen with Bill, the 2 Bobls, C-reg, Sli-vc, and Luiiy--lieaided for U. Mass.-To have Miss Int-qiics as ti pupil for one day! Pilgrim Staff 1.2.3, Biiviiuus Managerg Cross Country 1,2,3g Varsity Club 1.2.35 Bivlllgy Science Seminar 25 10c-a-week c'r1llr'c'tor 1.2.52 Press Club 1,2, Mus-ic Ig Bank Teller Ig Latin Club 1,25 National Honor Society 2,3g Travel Club 25 Dance Committees 12,35 llonor Groupg Engineer's Council 3, S.A.S., 3. VIRGINIA RUTH ERIOND Ginny- Oh, no, not really -best known for her dependability and friendliness-with Ann, Nancy, Ruth, NYL-ndy, -lane. and Stephanie-bound for B.U. School of Nursing-who's that 6'-1 lJlond??? Steve?- zi cute Drum Bliijorctte who can really strut!-oh, to he Mi' StlI'SOl1,S babysitter! Pilgrim Staff 1,2,3, Co-editor, Basketball Mazinger 2, Field Hockey 15 Biology Science Seminar 1,25 Biology Lab Staff 1, Drum Major Leader 1,2.3g S.A.S. 1.2g Secretary 35 Fund Col- lcctor 1.25 Sophomore Class Secrefaryg Office Assistant 3, Music 1, Latin Club Secretary 15 Radio Club 25 National Honor Society 2,35 Biology Experimentefs Council 15 Dance Coniiniticesg Honor Group, Chairman Class Gift Commitiee. DANIEL ENOS Dan-'KLookinl for trouble? -Dan can often be found in the junior corridor-loves to hunt-all those sum- mer dates-He can be found in Puritan's after school isaving up all that moneyj-Danny's everybody's friend-seen driving his father's Ford-with Bill, Pinto, Skip, and Sam-to own a new sports car. 22 Love note? 7 J ,J At it again' 3 u f' V-fl rf? . M A . 'lf' 'L -Q X'-I .- l I X . I l 4 l l lVlAPtGARET ELLEN FAHEY Peggy- Oh, sugarlv-Peggy is another one of Mrs. VVhiting's little helpers-seen with Kathy, Joanne and Pat-oh, that New Bedford guy-who's Bob Therrien? , -Peggy plans to be married after graduation-always smiling and friendly to everyone! Office Assistant 35 Bank Teller 35 Music 1, Dance Committees. Nightly ritual! l l ANN lNlARlE FERAZZI Ann-l'Oh, nutsn-neat and trim in an office-find her with Marisa, Norma, Rosalie, Bette-what a private secretary she'd make for Mrs. Gardner!- wonder whatls at Plymouth Academy-seen strolling through town with him -what a desire to put Walter and Bruce into a Wastepaper basket!- Don't bother me. Pilgrim Staff 3, Music 1,3, Typist 35 Ticket Seller 15 Volley- ball 3. Now let me think! IOANNE FERRARI Ioan- Bet you do! -seen with Peggy, Kathy, Sandy- that sixth period study?-Wonder what's so interesting in 105 period six?canlt you see her in California with XXX?- Who pulled down the curtainln-plans to get married-those flying fingers over the keyboard- that transcription!- Do you have to talk?',-likes to eat. cri s -' Q ,ti CYNTHIA IOX CE FOLEY 3 Tinny- ls everybody happy?',-those pigeons!-recep- -f-t: Rf . tionist at Jordan Hospital-is going to Colby jr.-to f be a medical technologist-Mood Music-loves crew ,,A sweaters-oh, to organize things in 101- Someday my prince will come! ., . V:.,,,,, , I W Pilgrim Staff 1,2,3g Biology Science Seminar 2,3g Student ' Council 1, Press Club 1,2,3g Music 1,2g Latin Club 1,25 Radio Club 2 Biology Experzmenters Council 23 Dance Commit- . 'V tees 1 2- Honor Group. c , ,s Q,W . -e ,Wi 23 e ' 1 :,,z-f .s ' f 1,s3,f1f1'f?'Z-' .fi fl -:i:'5fiW ' , f. Mgxll, X , . 4 Qrxwt-V, - ' Q-1 lwffhqk A95 'vwi 'WV 1 Search for the missing book? Don't over-exercise yourself, Cynthia! Dual personality! r PHILIP IOHN FORNACIARI Phil- Come on, Denny -after graduation, he plans to join the Marines-he is seen with Denny, Fred, Wally, Jones, and Owens-Phil's secret desire is to have a million dollars-the quiet type-he slaves at Iordan's after school-a future D.I.-'4To know him is to like him. ROBERT MANDO GHIDONI Bob- Seriously, now -another one of the boys who has trouble with his car-Bob is going into the service after graduation-seen with Rags, Jud, Bob, and Mike-he plays haltback on the football team and is ll tough man to bring down-Bob's secret desire is to have the Rockets,' win ll game. Pilgrim Staff 33 Football 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3, Varsity Club 2,3. Casanova it 1 'l IUDITH ELLEN GILBERT Niuffv Holy Mitktrel loxes Ill kinds of sports csptclilly footbill xx ints to bttomt 1 fullbuk tXo seen with C rol 'Xlirtii B1rb P111 1 in Billie trouble with har green Ford hemded for Bly St1te Acideinx puts lite into dull plrties 1nd lox es to Elf 1lw 15s on the telcphone secret desire to own a certun bl1ck 50 Ford Basketball 2 Co captain 3 Fzclcl Hockey 23 Library Staff 3 Bank Teller 1 2 Music 1 2 3 Softball 23 I ollcyball 3 Dance Committee 2 3 JANE CLAIRE GOODXVIN Ianie- Qu est-ce que -to be f1 whiz -it math-'1 class clown-she keeps the purse strings on S.A.S. money- after graduation its Bridgewater St-ite Teachers Col- lege-she is '1 true blonde-still learning to turn corners-what would she do without YVendy, Ann, Ginny, Ruth, Diane, Judyi or Lyn! Pilgrim Staff 2, Girls' Sports Editor 35 Basketball 1.2,3g Field Hockey 1,2,35 100-a-week colledor 1,2,35 S.A.S. 35 Press Club 1,2g Latin Club 1g Radio Club 25 Badminton 1,2g Softball 1,2,3g Dance Committees. 24 1 Wi, x X 4.5, Another Rembri dt And another thing K mei ' is I Happy New Year! Hey handsome, you forget your change! RUTH MARIE GOODWIN Ruth- Oh, no! -college is her distination next fall- what happened to the car door, Ruth?-always in the girls' locker room-likes certain black Dodge and the driver-seen with Diane, Priscilla, Ann, Ginny, and Jane-she secretly desires to make a certain line- man toe the line-such a pretty Drum Majorettel Pilgrim Staff 1,2,3, Coeeditor of Senior Specials, Basketball 1,2,3, Field Hockey 1,2,3, Biology Science Seminar 1, Drum Maiorette 1,2,3, Student Council 3, Fund Collector 3, Press Club 1,25 Music 1, Latin Club 1,25 Radio Club 2, National Honor Society 2,3, Softball 1, Tennis 2,3, Volleyball 3, Dance Committees, Honor Group. STEPHANIE ANN GRAY Stevie- Oh, Honey! -always available in time of need-a great pianist-stage manager of Mixed Nuts -plans to go to Howard University in Washington, D. G.-assistant editor of Senior Statistics-seen with Ginny, Ann, and Nancy-secret desire: to get through four years of college. Pilgrim Staff Co-Editor of Senior Statistics 3, Field Hockey 1, Marching Girls 2,3g Press Club 1,2, Music 1, Latin Club 1,2, Volleyball 3, Dance Committees. DIANE KATHRYN GUARALDI Di- Leave me alone! -she intends to go to a college after graduation-you see her with Priscilla, Jane, Ruth, and Judie-has trouble with physics-she secret- ly desires to have longer weekend-Di is our honest class treasurer. Pilgrim Staff 3, Basketball 1,2,3, Field Hockey 1,2,3, 10c-a- week collector 1, Press Club 1,2, Senior Class Treasurer, Latin Club 1, Radio Club 25 Badminton 1,2, Softball 1, Tennis 1,2,3, Volleyball 3, Dance Committees, Honor Group. MARY ELENA GUIDOBONI Mary- Nuts',-college bound-oh, Mary, all those books-seen in the biology lab-with Cynthia-hm! all the trips to Brown University?-pigeons and rats and all the little animals-secretly desires to give the teachers an easy quizf' Pilgrim Staff 1,2,3, Field Hockey 1, Biology Science Seminar 2,35 Biology Lab staff 1,2,35 s.A.s. 3, Press Club 1,2,3, Music 1,2,3, Laiin Club 1,2, National Honor Society 2,3, Biology Experimentefs Council 2,3, Travel Club 2, Science Club 1, Honor Group. 25 Whols absent today? .. 44 Q ra .tigri :g.,-june: .4-4, .. 'T W4 Q A ' mls- ' -- J' -: -2 !. ' Vx 1 sw gmt. 1rf,.,,, in ' t Kang Q, W. , rw K eff U 'Jus' it ' er 5 . f' .YJ Y' 21544 Ill f , ,JE , 15. af? f- 4 Vw f 09 : fel?-a .1 , I neyfra' A X in af r .if,, Hyip-g,,! , ll' is To it gl Get your morning paper! 'Mfg , , ff! G, Z if lvd, 'K vi, . ' 5 1 ' f f V I ,,.,, My M ., ,fy swf 1 54. W ' - i . t iff. ,wr Wwghrw M-:inf WD' r 3 if s .. K, ,. , . I ..,. Y W ,R f vf' ' 4 IRVING WILSON HARDING Irv- C,mon now, man! -Irv's one of the Cedarville gang-hels always thumbing home-seen with Karly and the gang-he's always smiling-that familiar waddle lsore feetl-Irv's a great catcher for P.H.S.- he likes to drive Mr. DeSisto crazy-everybody's Mann to ucoolv Irv-to take over the Global Class. Baseball 2,35 Football 3. PATRICIA ANN HAUTHAWAY Pat- Let's go-anywhereln-one of Mrs. XVhiting,s little helpers-seen with Peggy, Kathy, and Maryann -slaves at the Plymouth Nursing Home-frequently seen in the driver training car-after graduation, the service-Does she especially dislike homework?-secret desire: to live on a farm or in the mountains. Library Staff 35 Office Assistant 35 Bank Teller 2,3. Old Bretl' Harding! il uf tz 'fx Lookin' for something special? r kr ,'7,,'F::L Quick escape! MARYANN HIGGINS Mary- I donlt known-she is seen with Judie I., Pat, Linda, and Kathie-one of her favorite pastimes is shopping at Tedeschils-what do those bundle boys have?-after graduation she wants to become an air- line hostess or a secretary-weekends she works in WVoolworth's and is the favorite salesgirl of a certain stockboy-secretly desires to have a record on the Top Ten. MARGARET FREDELINE HUNSON Margot- WVhere are my car keys?',-seen with Iucly, Patty, Carole, and Van Twinkles-picture Margot as a nurse in the men's ward-she can't resist arguing with Bobby-always riding in the Big Buick-that long, beautiful hair!-whatever you do, Margot, dOI'l,t cut it-does she make up her eyes?who is more stub- born, Margot or Bobby? Pilgrim Staff 2,3g Basketball 1,24 Field Hockey 1,25 Marching Girls 1,2,3g Student Council 35 Fund Collector 35 Press Club 1,25 Music 1,2,35 Latin Club 1,2g Badminton Ig Softball 15 Tenmlv 15 Volleyball 3. 26 Interesting? As-.N Al 6' i NY M? 'Q 'v , That familiar stare! Don't bother me! all CARL MANUAL IACINTHO Ia Twanger- Sure is luckyv-after graduation you will be seeing him in either a Marine or Navy uni- form-wherever you see Dunc, Fuzzy, and Renato, you will see Carl-his secret desire is to own a ,59 Chevie Corvette-playing blueball with Limpio. DOROTHY ANN JENKINS Dot- Oh, Gosh! -she's a member of Mixed Nuts -sheis an import from Quincy-seen with Jackie and Sue-after graduation sheis headed for the Waves- that set shot from the outside-secretly desires to keep that a secret-she enjoys those physics tests-a certain junior! Field Hockey 3, Volleyball 3. ETHELYN MARIE JONES Lyn- Heck, what did I do now? -who calls her 'iKitten',?-wants to marry HIM land probably willl- seen with Carol, Chick, Fran- stop itlv-here she comes-talks once in a while-donit get her angry- Tommy's sister-talks to Fran-the shy type. Library Staff 2. JOHN THOMAS IONES, JR. Killer- Hello, punku-rather quiet-seen with Ames, Martin, Phil, Denny, and the boys-after graduation, he plans to poin the Navy-dislikes girls in general- slaves' on 21 chicken farm-his favorite snack is ham- burg and French fries-secret desire: to have served under Commander Holmes in the Navy. , ,, -1, A , V- , , , 4 ., ' f , 'C-' tml Q: av 4-2. :ggi + if E? I I., Z, 2 fa? f ,, lf 6 'A' f ,ff at . . - 1 I 4 , t ,- N , .., ff rn 2 , :gf . .,,1 1 J . X ,V P V ,, , ,, ,, , . - ,M A, f ' ' t, 191- f ' 1, ' V. - ,- rr f , , ,'t . 5 .1 N, . ' I .f ' A f Culp! just swallowed a basketball! Yes, this is my home! F M' la- 'Q Y' X J , 2 1, I ,, ll Q ...M , A. L q J i Q . , , ze - f ' 'W' He hasn't come yctl Student at work? S fnif::'1 ' N ts- Q 'KI' by . 7 as ff ve J l' lil. JUDITH MAE JONES Judie- Nol -seen with Susie, Mary, Diane, Judie- she works at the candy counter!- That'll be a riot! land it wasj-wants to be an airline hostess-hope she doesnlt get air-sick-if she could only own a Jaguar!-a highway menace-likes gym? Pilgrim Staff 3, Office Assistant 3g Music Ig Latin Club 1. PATRICIA KATHERINE KAISER Pat- Oh, well, that's life! -after graduation she plans to live, love, and be happy -Pat is seen with Lin, Barb, Vern, Nano, Judy, and Carrie-her secret desires are to ice skate like Tenley Albright and to buzz around in her own red and white convertible-on Friday nights, Pat and the gang can be found eating pizza at Ernie's. Basketball 3g Office Assistant 2,3g Music 3g Volleyball 3. JUDITH ANN KEGLER Judy- VVhat a nut! -Judyls one of those girls who's always laughing-shels going to be an airline hostess -has a special weakness for tall boys-seen with Margot, Pat, Carol and Van Twinkles-at Tassy's with the kids-to teach Dave how to bop- Ohl Denise! Pilgrim Staff 2,3g Basketball 15 Field Hockey Ig Press Club 1,25 Library Staff 2,3g Bank Teller 3g Music 1,2g Cheerleader Sub. 2,35 Badminton 25 Softball 15 Volleyball 35 Dance Com- mifteesg Game Helper 15 Class Colors Chairman 3. ROY ALBERT KUHN Kuhnie-Roy is one of the North Plymouth gang- seen with Sam, Steve, and Frank-'Tm starvedll' -Plymouth's answer to both Bob Cousy and Nellie F ox-Roy's a star on the basketball court and the baseball diamond-wishes to meet a phototype of tlzose girls!-a Tedeschi man-Uncle Sam is his next boss. Basketball 1,2,35 Varsity Club 2,35 Band 1,2,3g OfCllGS'fTll 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3. 28 1 f VI ,A -if VY, .D C5 I ' .4 g l . ' if ll Service deluxe! K rl , vw X Ad. J i f ' s R L Kuhnie studying? P. 5 vw x,:, WY? 'fi' . Y 4' ,ff 1 - - 1 ,. ,. 'll X TX ll e ', . vis A 'L R , . A, -sw .. A ' ' ll I W lg l l, i fill ,, , i ,W. The long and short of it! Donlt let it bother you! ANDREA JANE LA ROCQUE Ann- Oh, noln- who doesn't like boys?',-oh, those weekends at B.U.-usually found with Paula, Wendy, Carolyn, and the boys-frequently found at Tassyls with the other two fish-which Bob is it?-she has the hottest Ford at P.H.S.-Ann loves art museums- secretly desires to learn proper English- What a noodnickll' Pilgrim Staff 35 Basketball 2,3g Field Hockey 2, Badminton 1,2,3g Softball 1,2g Volleyball 3. RICHARD ARTHUR LA ROCQUE Rick-K'Let's go bowlingv-he's girl and car crazy- with Dave, Wes, Tibbetts, and Flip-planning on college-he can frequently be found at Harryls-a Man Urann Fan Club member-talking in class- Leyden Press heir-always driving new convertibles- likes to go on long vacations. KARL ARTHUR LEKBERC, IR. Lek- Meat headl'-he loves to drive a certain girl from Florida around in the '51 Plymouth-you'll find him with the boys from Cod's Country lEllisvilleJ- the Navy will be glad to take him after school-his secret desire is to see Ellisville put on the map-our class flash is always with the camera, as well as the girls-slaving at 'KBenny's.H Pilgrim Staff 1,2, Co-Editor Photography Staff 3g Football 1, 100-a-week collector 1,2,35 Class Treasurer 1,2g Bank Teller 1,35 Volleyball 3. PATRICIA ANN LUNT Pat- Yea, but -slaves at the theatre selling candy- her quiet 5th period study-seen with Midge, Bren, Sandy, Bernie, and the K'Dreamers -after graduation, marriage, or simply taking it easy-just loves pizzas- dislikes a certain 4th period subject-seen frequently at Tassy's-secret desire: to go to Hawaii. 29 Everybody picks on Ann! An airplane in the I making! 1, I Y .QQDQKLQQVVV id k 5.1 if 7 , ,S I 'S l tif 'rf f . f -,,, .J Wiz. f za . X. i s P il. 'A .4-.q 'Wt Q ?'i1 ., ,,., I L I ' f fvie?'? 'vf4 kQ- . Y ' iii? s-'ierf ' f Hot Chevy? K NANCY ELAINE MACDUFFEE Nancy- Tres good -she's often seen in the girls' locker room-with Tinny, Sue, and Priscilla- Hey, Nancy, hoop itll'-headed for U. Mass. to major in physical education-to train race horses-she's also a member of Mixed Nutsf' Pilgrim Staff 1g Basketball 1,2,3g Fwld Hockey 1,2,3g Biology Science Seminar 1,2g 10c-a-week collector Ig Latin Club 1,25 Radio Club 25 Badminton 1,2,3g Softball 1,2,35 Volleyball 35 Honor Group. JEAN EDITH NIACPHEE Jeannie- Oh, for goodness sakesln-good looking with a wonderful personulity-participates in all school z1ctix'itics-loves sports-one of our best students-11 member of ufxlixccl Nutsl'-seen with Sue, Priscilla, und Cynthia-very friendly-secret desire: to keep it L1 secret-she's headed for a career in nursing or teaching. Pilgrim Staff 3, Bas-ketball 1,2,3g Field Hockey 2, S.A.S. 2,3g Fund Collector 2,3g Radio Club 3g National Honor Society 2,3g Softball 2,35 Tennis 2, Volleyball 3g Honor Group. HAROLD XVILLIAM MAINI Harry- Let,s go eat! -Harry's a fan of Mr. Packard's -he hopes to be the first man to land on Mars lgood luck, Harryl-with Dave, Tom, Ronnie, and Denny- after graduation he's headed for East Coast Aero Tech-Pilgrim Drug-doesn't like girls?-a good friend to know. 10c-a-week collector 3, Radio Club 35 Volleyball 3. RICHARD ANTONE MANFREDI Energy personified! Via Air Maill' 'R s RTV R - , llis pride and joy! su-Li Dickie- NVha da ya say? -Dick's the bearded boy in the class of ,59-Where did he get all those terrific clothes?-star of Problems class-summer girls-he's seen with Joe, Kenny, Tommy, and Bobby-he's frequently found in Kingston lSilver Lakel-the boy with the Oriental eyes-to buy his father's car. Football 1g Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3. 1 if ru hit you! ff es aft Y Don't get flip with me, youngesterl V! Nm--'swat' .mm . N Mk! INA NANCY MARSH Little girl-ponytail and sparkling blue eyes, you know itls Ina!-petite and quiet- I am not too easy with johnny! -can't get her fill of potatoes and spaghetti-m-boy, that certain Christmas present-with Debbie and Rae-surely would like to cut the fringe off a certain janitorls dry mop!-when shall we hear those bells, Ina, September?- Oh, Johnny. LAWRENCE PHILIP MARTIN Duke- Thanks, Sucker -Dukels the Fred Astair of Rock 'n Roll-great at sports, especially basketball and pool-usually can be found at Romano's with Dix, Charlie, Tab, and the guys-going to join the Armed Forces after graduation-the Crooner -de- sires to play basketball for the Clobetrotters, and probably will with his ability. . Basketball 1,2,35 Varsity Club 2,3g Bank Teller 35 Music 2,3g Volleyball 3. BERNICE MARCARET MCCUINNESS Bernie- I'm so ner-r-vous -is she?-plans unknown after graduation fwhatever that is?-seen with Midge, Pat, Dougie, Linda, Brenda, The Dreamers - and ya know -she'd like to own a convertible-to relive Sept. 4th-always talking-keeps the lockers company -has her share of Problems with Miss Boucher- that hot Ford of hers. LORNA ANNE MCLEAN Termite-''Honeyv-Lornals another one who's always smiling-seen with Judy, Kay, Jean, Veig, Van Twinkles, and B.W.-Lorna's headed for secretarial school-one of J.P.'s marching girls-those Global as- signments-Mrs. Whitingis little helper-where did she get those big blue eyes?-spends her weekends at McLellan's-to marry that certain guy-Bobby! Pilgrim Staff 35 Marching Girls 2,3g Press Club 25 Office As- sistant 3g Mus-ic 15 Ticket-Seller Ig Dance Committees. 'sf Teacheris Pet! ith J 'K 1 Don't shoot! 'Wu- ,, . -.1,1fz-amen.. ,- r .,....1.-1 MK' fsfsffl' ' ga, , avi: v .'f ' ka, , ,k . Look out! ,,,..-5. Carol and FRIEND W ll MARY LUCRETIA MONTI Mary- What am I gonna do? -Mary's the cheerful type-one of our pretty cheerleaders- Have you seen Stevie? -what good's a license if you don't drive?- you'll find her in Currier's or right next door-Mary plans to be a secretary-a real good worker-a certain shoemaker. Pilgrim Staff 1,2, Co-Editor Senior Statistics 3, Basketball 1, Field Hockey 1, Biology Lab Staff 15 Marching Girls 1, 10c-a-week collector Ig S.A.S. 1,25 Fund Collector 1g Press Club 1g Music 1,2g Latin Club 1g Cheerleader 2,3g Softball 15 Dance Committees. CAROL ANN MORIN Kay- I don't carell'-Carols one of the best dressed gals in our class-she has a weakness for a certain football captain lwonder who?D-seen with Lorna, Margot, Pat, Betty, Iudy, and Van Twinkles-she's going to be a secretary-one of Mrs. XVhiting,s helpers -her secret desire: to play halfback with number 27.', Pilgrim Staff 3, Marching Girls 2,3g Library Staff 25 Office Assistant 3g Bank Teller 1,2,35 Volleyball 35 Dance Committee 1,2,3, Ticket Seller 1g Class Color Committee 3. -43 sic? is Pri 'cuss-rx. Af' 'vw Q. :ini T 2 'V ef WILLIAM THOMAS BIORRILL Bill-with Danny, Fred, Linde and Don- Hey, what was the English llO1T16l6SSOI1?n-SEED driving his hl0lTl,S new Plymouth-always reading!-one of our Cross Country stars-what's in Kingston?-headed for the Air Force-secret desire: to run a three minute mile. Track 1,2,3. PRISCILLA ETHEL MORSE Cilla- Huh! -After graduation she plans to take up physical education at Bridgewater State Teachers College-tennis and swimming are her favorite sports -seen with Pete, Diane, Ruthie, lane, and Duke Cher big, black Labrador retriever?-can you imagine her flying an airplane or driving a Wrecker? Pilgrim Staff 35 Basketball 35 Biology Science Seminar 2.35 Field Hockey 35 Band 15 S.A.S. 15 Fund Collector lg Latin Club Ig Badminton 35 Softball Ig Tennis 35 Orchestra lg Volleyball 35 Honor Group. 32 lf' Z 1 So he's the sandwich thief! A XVhat calories! p ge--K WW f Big test next period! Please . . . Ilm camera-shy! DENNIS JOHN MOTTA Denny- Co, Wally, go -rather on the shy side- one of the gang from North Plymouth-seen with Wall, Owens, Phillip, and the fellers-owns a black '51 Ford-often at a certain City Service Station- after graduation Air Force bound-secret desire: to operate his own service station. IUDITH MARIE MOTTA Judie- Ya know what I nieanlv-Judie plans to at- tend hairdressing school after graduation-seen with It-an, Lorna, Judy and the VT,s-Judie is one of those Woolworth girls-oh, her bucking '52 Chevy- secretly desires to own a hot rod of her own-that voice of hers-shels always talking to jean. Pilgrim Staff 35 Marching GirL9 2,3g Fund Collector 3g Press Club 25 Library Staffg Music Dance Commitiees 2. LAURENCE RUSSELL NEWEY Larry-'Wliatls so funny? -herels another college man-in the Chevy with Karl, Dickie, and Dave-the Manomet men -Larry's one of the little big menl' on the football team-Wants to become a baseball star-he hates these long walks home after practice- ugive me the simple lifeu-his big smile and corny jokes are permanent fixtures at P.H.S. Football 3g Basketball 2,3g Track 25 Varsity Club 35 Biology Science Seminar 25 Volleyball 3. LINDA FAY NICKERSON Lin- You know what I mean! Lin is one of our quiet senior girls-seen with Bernice, Pat, Kathy, and the gang-oh! to grow just a little taller-doesn't have any plans after graduation-Lin hails from Chilton- ville-did ya do your problems?-Secretly desires to drive a stock car. 7' 46? Should I, or shouldnlt I? Maybe this will taste better! 's f-vw J? , ., owljf, Wi we X 4 .. i 33 ig 'M No fur posing! 34 tught m tht act! ff ,ffifl ff WENDY JANE OLSON Wen- I'm serious -another wound up girl-she's one of the 3 fish at Tassy's-who hates boys?-oh her p.j. parties!-everyone envys her for that red Plymouth- smart dresser and a real riot-who said she wasn't daring?-found with Carolyn, Paula, Ann, and Sue- would like to become a medical secretary fwonder whyl-secretly desires to lower the price of gas. BRYON EDWARD OWENS Bryon- You're mad. -The quiet pool player at Romano's-drives a hot green Ford or walks-usually seen with Brad, XValt, Dennie and the gang-always with dough-the Plymouth Baking Co.-big eyes and wavy hair-wants to join the Air Force after gradua- tion-so quiet-secret desire: to go around the world in a sailboat with no sails-nice if you can get it- knowing Bryon he probably can. VERONICA MAE PACHECO Vernie- I'm so worried -often seen with Pat, Linda, Judy, Barbara, Carolyn, Nancy-Gee, it's cold-that north bus-wishes sheid have a date with a certain someone- If that bus is any later I'm going home! -seen babysitting-what a high voice-who is amine? - call me -wonder what her plans are for after graduation. AIUDITH ANN PARKER Parker- that's the breaksl'-Judy is seen with Lorna, and Van Twinkles-always sewing clothes-she can be sc-en every Friday night at the train station wait- ing for II.K.-oh that diamond!-after graduation Judy plans to get married Cjulyl-she secretly desires to live in a house overlooking a lake with Howie and have a little boy and girl. Bank Teller 1,2,35 Music 1. Smooth operator? Oh, you! ,ay 'E -0' Q09 LINDA JOYCE PEARSON Lin- That burns men-a Woolworthls girl-she can be found with Pat, Barb, Nan, Judy, Carrie and Vern -oh, that Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White - a Friday night pizza eater at Ernie's-to work in Boston after graduation-sheis so shy?-no one could ever dislike a girl like Linda. CABOLYN MAE PIMENTAL Carrie- Pat, Pat! Will you listen? -she can be found with Pat, Lin, Barb, Nanc, Jeanie, Vern, and Judy- after graduation she will be at Wilfred Academy- The Breeze and In-her secret desire is to eat the biggest pizza in the World-to drive through P.H.S. in a foreign sports car-what's the matter with Evelyn,s hair? Volleyball 35 Bowling 1. BOSALIE MARIE PINTO Cookie,'- Oh, those! -seen with Ann, Marissa, Norma, Betty, and the girls-she's a little, bitty pretty one-how does she keep so busy in Sth period study- plans after graduation to be a housewife fWh0,s the lucky one?J-quite, quiet at times-secret desire: to be a model. Basketball 2,3g Office Assistant 2, Badminton 3, Volleyball 3. SUSAN BAKER PRINDLE Sue- How 'bout that? -with Jeanie, Sharon-sprawl- ed out flat on a basketball court or galloping madly down a hockey field- Gee-e-el -headed for college- her secret desire is, of course, to keep it a secret ibut What's that about a ministeris wife?J-what's that awful noise in the middle of thc band?-must be Sue! Basketball 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3g Badminton 1, Tennis 1,2,3, Volleyball 35 Field Hockey 1,2,3g Biology Science Seminar 2, Band 1,2,35 S.A.S. 3: National Honor Society 2,3g Honor Group. 35 ,,4o--414 E PU, ' if W, .A ' Q -4, ,ii Tigfffw' Q fi M .I w e , gag ,i ,f -,sg I. rf, A -i ,IH Ar l lg i M5222 M1524 ff it ,K V t f if 'P , , , i, 1- W Z X l 'H ,n HWv2l ,W -.....-asserts-. .,,! ... .. t Uh-Uh! No helping! 0' ..s.ra My, what big earsl. 46 REETA ELIZABETH ROMANO 1 fu., X' 'V A if .6 . ,Q .,, I f ! . 'et C if Rags, studying? 4 . . . ,f . , r i' f' 'Q J 4 l, 1 G. . , . --.,,, , 1 -l: vw.: my 1 QI Y tigl 1 DENNIS JAMES RAGAZZINI Rags- Oh, what a grouchln-Rags is seen with Bob C., Bob Z., Jud, Pete, Frank, Mikey, Tom and C.M.- just look at him run down the field-Rags can't pass up a football game on T.V. or Mr. Sarson's town team-he secretly desires to play football for U.C.L.A. Football 1,2,35 Track lg Varsity Club 2,35 S.A.S. 15 Fund Collector Ig Baseball 2,3. CLEMENT EDXVARD RONIANO Clem-'LSuy, baby -Clem's Ll mixture of Chuck Conerly, Bob Cousy, and Rock Hudson all rolled up into one-Dian-hun's jokes bother him-oh to play for the Celtiesl-seen with Kuhnie, Bob, -led, Bobby Z., and B.C.- Hey, did you do my homework? -wants to become Ll phys. ed. instructor und couch-boy, can he hit from the left corner. Pilgrim Staff 3g Football 1,2,3g Basketball 12.35 Varsity Club 2,3g Band 1.2,3g Music 1,25 Orchestra 1,2,,?g Volleyball 35 Base- ball 1,2,3g Class Motto Committee 3g Dance Committees 1,2,3. X 1 l ,lrf1Y 'i:ff2rgi 7,3 , - .,-4... 'bfi it 439f'4'Q. rw, , 7zff?:':a',,,L , - ' 4, Q., rw M End of the grunt- fwfr, 'Gigi V lf f if fi l l 1 fsis lg' l I 'lv-, X 5 ,K . E nity., fp, - ,.,,. ,gg Q, I 'WH' A of LENA ALICE BONIANO XVee Ne- Anne, stop talking! -always telling jokes and talking about Norm-ean't wait for july to come- whut u diamond!-loves that new little brother of hers-always finding fault with Anne Z.-Norm-Norm -Norm-wants L1 big wedding-oh! that cousin of hers QPLR. D-never fights with her boyfriend ltrue lovel- good cook und loves to eat-one of the wittiest girls in our class-secret desire: elevators in P.H.S. Beet- Ya know what I meanl'-here's a gal who really sparks our cheerleader squad-she's going to become a teacher lwonder why?J-Beet does her shopping at Tedesehis-what's out at Silver Lake?- she's seen with Sue, Betty, Carolyn, Paula, and XYendy-to play hookey and get away with it! Pilgrim Staff 1,2,3q Field Hockey 1,25 10c-a-week collector 12,35 Press Club 1,25 Music 1,25 Cheerleader 2,3g Softball 15 Tennis Manager 1,25 Travel Club 25 Dance Coriirwiirteeg Honor Group. 36 Nw f' sad' J, l xt, This is my twelfth dish! - Here are the answers to tomorrow's test! Book ends? Drink??? No, my tie's stuck! CAROL ANN RONCARATI Roncapuss- Oh! never mindln-Carol is always laugh- ing and telling jokes-seen with Marcia, Iudy, Anne, Joyce, Pat V., Jean, Van Twinkles, and especially Bob-wants to be an airline stewardess after gradua- tion-adorable in a bathing suit or Bermuda shorts- always talking at the wrong times and always sug- gests going somewhere to eat-takes her baby sister everywhere she goes-life of pajama parties-secret desire: to be tackled by number 85. Pilgrim Staff 1, Music 1,2,3g Softball 1, Volleyball 15 Dance Committees. FAUSTINE CANUTE ROSE, IR. C'nute- Yeh, thatls all right! -Faustine is a walking sports page-he is the BOY in the Boy's Club and is usually seen there with Leo, Phil and Denny-Faus is always smiling, especially in 6th period Global-he plans to play baseball after graduation and desires to play in Fenway Park with his Red Sox. Baseball 1,2,3. . BARBARA SELINA RUFFINI Ruff- I mean wowlb-Barb's a great athlete-she loves to dance, especially rock 'n roll-she always has food to give out at hockey practice-seen with Carol, Iudy, Vieg, Marcia, and Van Twinkles-who's this from Brockton? Barbls headed for Bridgewater State or an airline school after graduation-to drive a Cor- vette at Indianapolis Speedway. Baslcetlmll 2,35 Field Hockey 2,3g Music 1,2,35 Softball 2,3g Volleyball 3: Dance Committee 3. RONALD DAVID SANTOS Ron- It's all right -he is air force bound-hels seen with Ton, Charlie, Casal, and a certain sophomore girl-Oh! to be on the good side of Kathy's father- that 6th period Clobal class-he would like to own that '56 Merc. he drives around-he sure wishes he could do bookkeeping-Mis. Cardneris little lost boy. Band 1,2,35 100-a-week collector 1,2g Music 15 Orchestra 1,2,3, Baseball 1. 3 7 . 251. - 1 ft' ' 1 4 U iffy x , if as A gf' 5 4, , a iff 3 i f ff' f g -as--1, ff , ., . ,S ,M ,s,:f'an:f5 e A'f ,, ' f v Y . I .....,,, ,. .a7kg..Wg,,, 'Q-1:1-nf' 416,47 ,Y W '-f' Merry Christmas! Ho! Ho! Holi, - ,, 5 A 1 5 4 V , 42 , ', 'ev , 7 -1- . 'J 'Q v- ' ' ,xx , If 1, , v .5 ,. f jJ'f7f5?c.ZA5f' pf 61' 1 . Always smiling! fl I .l,, 'K W i 4 ,Q V J ' lg if ,, 1 W X .f '55 7 1 Y ' Wg if f ff. ew Mfr' ' , If ll A If frf f , ff. f K, 1 44 J' AQ X .K , W9 J we ly 1, 'N ff- f 'V -was an .y ,.a,,,s. l -sg.. T l ' 'Q CAROLYN ANN SCHIANO Legs- What a beaut! -Carolyn's a sort of Marilyn Monroe and Martha Raye all rolled into one-smells like a doughnut loh, that bakerylj-too had she's going steady!-usually found Writing lines for Mr. Pyle or at Tassyls with Wendy, Paula, Ann, Betty, Reeta and Sue-Carolyn wishes to become an airline hostess-to move Manomet to the city-wonder why? Pilgrim Staff 3, Basketball 1,2,3g Field Hockey 2, Press Club 2, Music 1,25 Travel Club 25 Dance Committees 1,2,3: Art Staff 2.3. ELIZABETH NVEBSTER SEARLES Betty- Oh! that gets me so mad! -Betty writes for Mr. Pyle C100 sentences, that is!D-shels forever buy- ing jewelry in Sinitlfs-college bound to become a teacher llucky kidslj-she's always with Beet, Sue, Carolyn, and Teddy-she likes a certain '37 Plymouth and what drives it-her secret desire: that is a secret. Pilgrim Staff 35 Brzskctlmll 12,34 Field Hockey 2, Marching Girls 1,2,3g Press Club 25 Music 1,2g Latin Club 1,25 Tmuel Club 2, Dance Committees. PAULA ETHEL SEGAL Shorty- NVhat a nut! -usually found in a '55 Chevy with NVendy, Ann, Carolyn, Judy, and XV.K.- Lets go to Boston! land they did!!-one of the 3 fish at Tassy's-Oh, those early morning notes-she loves coffee milk shakes without foam and cars without windows-Paula plans to become a medical secretary lnot a piano playcrl. Pilgrim Stuff 1,2,3: Student Cofuncil 1,25 Press Club 1,25 Library Staff 35 Music 1.2.3. .sa Oh! It wiggles! li. 'X , K . L I I Y ss ff p 'VN ? I'm a big girl now! sl' rf -I Sizing up the situation! A ,IEAN ANN SERRA -Q Q Ieaime- l'm hungry -lean is seen with Judy, Pat, ll' A , judie, and Van Twinkles-give her lobster and shes if ' all set-here's the girl with the pretty green eyes and ,M , long eyelashes- Umnmim -lots of fun in the hot g' f f Plymouth-secretly desires to have four little Dickies- 1 t 'if-'Aa 9 Q Q, a - - lffii ff: 5,,. headed for Powers Sc-hool of Modeling or marriage- ,gig if g. 'Z 'ihlay I go out with the girls tonight, dear? -oh, ' W' if that guy of hers. , t Pilgrim Staff 2,35 Press Club 1,24 lllusic 1,2,3. , N-5, .1 f .rrgi x X . x 'X A' 1, ff., 1-. , lab Its hard! 38 V , ia Look Mal No cavities . . . 1,2,3, skiddoo IOSEPH SILVA, IR. Joe- Settle down -seen with Dickie, Roland, and Kenny-plans to join army after graduation-shy?- likes to eat and likes girls-has a cute little Chevy- one of the North Plymouth boys!-former Silver Laker -cute crewcut-secret desire: to graduate in June- likes Kathy's parties-those summer girls. BEVERLY LORRAINE SKULSKY Bev- Oh, I Wish I were deadv-rather shy at times- seen with Mary, Ethelyn, Chick, and the girls-wears the most luscious looking svveatersl-Why, oh why, does she take so many trips out of town?-plans after graduation to go to college, maybe Burdett-a cute pixie haircut-secret desire, to get married. Basketball 15 Music 1. JACQUELINE SMITH jackie-she's one of P.H.S.,s best students-is she as shy as she appears?-one of the Mixed Nuts -enjoys sports-manager of girls' basketball-never finds fault with 2111370116-Ll member of j.P.'s band and or- chestra-seen with Sue, Dotty-secret desire: to go to the moon-college bound. Pilgrim Staff Co-Ezlitofr Girls Sports 3, Basketball 2g Field Hockey 1,2,35 Biology Science Scminm' 2,35 Biology Lab Staff 1, Band 1,2,35 Latin Club 15 Honor Group. M W 'xg A ' ' lz,- Z.. :ff , ..,,. ,, g I. it Deep in thought? WAYNE CAETANO STEFANI WVayne- You cotton pickern-VVaync is seen with Audrey, Bob, Ted, and the guys-he plays a terrific dnl left guard for P.II.S.-wishes we had a hockey team- U. Mass. bound-oh, that hair-getting up at 3 a.m. to go trout fishing-to he football coach for a day. Football 12,35 Varsity Club 2,3g Band 1, Music 1,2,3, 39 NVhat a lover! QQGT f - , - f if L, - Ni' 3 I ' I . - 2, if A ' lx 4 f, h S 1.1. ,ral l 2553119-7' Q ' i '- . .5-h.. U , X A f , , fn ya' ii 2 1' 3 ,WWIJI ' I fl' 9 r I . if ., g .1 k . if f , W f I've been ironing all day! Don't believe a word she says! 5 ' S i s 11 Ak l ', li I in-Vt' xw. it MARCIA STURTEVANT Little One-'iOh, Fishli'-Marcia is one of our little classmates with a big heart-likes dancing, skating and singing-shels QUIET?-loves riding around in that '58 Olds and eating in Gambini's-seen with Anne, Carol, XVendy, Betty, Judy and Barb-not sure what shc will do after graduation-secretly desires to work with a certain fountain boy in Cooper's. Library Stuff 3g Music 3, Volleyball 3, JANET ANN SULLIVAN Sully-i'Such is life -Janet is one of those Currier gals--seen with Pat, Carol, and Jack-Janet sings with her sister- XVho did their Problems? -Janet is one of Miss Bouchcr's fans-she's going to be an air- line hostess-so tiny, but so cute--secretly desires to marry a millionaircl Pilgrim Stuff 3g Ficlzl Hockey lg Library Staff 3, Music 1,3g Softball 2. PATRICIA LOUISE TOLONEN Pat- Take it easy! -herc's the best loved gal of Chiltonvillc-plans a career as an airline hostess or is headed for business school-those under garagei' parties-with Nancy, Cay, Sharon, Bev and the rest of the Chiltonville gang. She is known as the Calypso Cal -to own the world with a fence around it and a certain someone to go with it. Pilgrim Staff 35 Library Staff 35 Bunk Teller Ig Music 1. PATRICIA ANN VEIGA Patty- I yain-she's our cheerleader captain-with Ronca, Dick, Lorna, Jeanne, Jan, Jo, Reg, and the Van Twinldes-to become a model-clothes! clothes! clothes!-gets along with everyone Cespecially Clyde-D -she's a star dancer and actress-to marry Clyde and have a log cabin on the mountains of New Hampshire. Pilgrim Staff 1,25 10c-a-week collector 1,2,3g Press Club 15 Junior and Senior Class Secretaryg Music 1,35 Cheerleader 2,3g Volleyball 35 Art Staff 2,3. 40 .f Z I l ,43. Reading the hard way! Bill itil , , IF. Her major subject? NANCY MARIE VERRE Re- What a casein-Nancy's a good Irish Democrat- one of McLellan,s cuties-a good student but is al- ways talking-Boston College-seen with Ginny, Ann, Wendy, Jane, Ruth-loves listening to Pat Boone and watching sports-one of the marching girls-secret desire: to go to Ireland on Saint Patrick's Day. Pilgrim Staff 2, Co-Ediior of Photography Staff 3, Basketball 2g Biology Science Seminar 25 Marching Girls 2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Radio Club 25 Honor Groupg Dance Committees. i Those beady eyes! ,Mi THOMAS MICHAEL IOSEPH VIERA Tommy- What 'ya want? -Tomls another Valentino with all the girls-he can't wait to graduate and join the Air Force-Mr. De Sisto's a lucky man to have Tom in his Global class-he's always with'Charlie, Motta, Rags, and the guys-those crazy brown eyes and the way he flirts with them-'iDid ya do your PI'OlDl6'1HS?U-tO own the Pxathole.v Football 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Volleyball 3, Baseball 1,2,3. F l E ' V-J '1 , iris . V 1 , ig ' - 23 . 1 ,vv 5, agp, S 1 Do your problems Ar 4 r 14497 Good mornin, everyone! ma' A, xr re! ' 4 fr Aw right, boys, here I come! LEO CHARLES VOGHT Lee- XVha da ya say, Big jolm?,,-lieis the class comedian-our Boys, State Representative-the cool one-Lee's seen with Phil, Denny, Larry, and Faus- anything for a laugh-a regular patron of the Boys' Club-his fabulous singing group-to be P.H.S.,s first male cheerleader-college bound. Pilgrim Staff 35 Radio Club 35 Volleyball 3g Boys' Stale Representative. PATRICIA MAE VOCHT Pat- XVhat did you say?',-Pat is seen with Carol, Margot, Judy, Betty, and Van Twinkles-she is the girl with all the clothes and the wonderful personality -Pat is another fan of Tassyis falways eatingl-oh, that art class!-to art or secretarial school after gradu- ation-she secretly desires to play football for Arch- bishop NVilliams fwith Pete 1'naybePJ Pilgrim Staff 3j Marching Girls 1,2,3g Library Staff 3, Office Assistant 3g Bank Teller 2,3. 41 kj 'uv' 'Q 'gg , LA' Z X fy I 1 Uv- ..-5 J in . Deal -J 'i nf ' R . 7 L . 1? 1. 'x 45' .4-...gh 4313? 'fe-'w.,r QI!! AW' 'Ne .X it ii! Af! sg F Au Wa. Ixe only got one hand! Those fingernails sure taste good! JEAN MARION XVALL XCXNX . Jeanie- Don't rush me! -jeanie,s the quiet type- one of your North Plymouth girls-after graduation, she plans to Work. work, work!-seen with Carolyn, Pat, and Linda-her fifth period study-secret desire: to have a Caddy. XVALTER FRANCIS 'WALL XVally- Oh, cut it out -such a quiet boy until recess and 2:0Og then watch outl-Plymouth's XYalter XYinchell at Memorial Press-seen with Bryon. Fred- dy, and Denny-also, Chases Pat-after graduation, plans to join the air force and become hrother's C.O. -hates leaving P.H.S.-desires to own The Press and marry Patty-XValt,s a sharp dresser and has a great personality. ,IUDSON CRANE WALTON Jud- Curly -i'Oh. get serious -plans to go to U. Mass. for engineering-his secret desire is to play the Rockland game over-can always he found with Bob, Mike. Pete, Bob G., Frank. Larry. and Rags-or a short blonde-Jud's a hundred and ninety pound hunk of man-pet peeve, Coach S',lI'SOlllS wind sprints- Jud's always there when needed. Pilgrim Staff 3, Football 1,2,3: Varsity Club 3, S.A.S. 3g Dance Committees, Photographer Committecz DUNCAN MCINTIRE XVEAVER Dune-last seen leaving Holmes Terrace-those hep cars of his-drives around in his Ford but has plans for hetter things-seen with Barry. Ronny. Tom, jim H., john H., and especially Carol E.-his pet saying is: Oh, oh, here we go againll'-secretly desires to customize a locomotive-plans to attend art school- Dunc is our Rock Hudson. 42 C 1 CTT. 3-:xg .via-0 V I T, .- fi 1-5 I1 I5 , , ef' Step on it! Hey. you're not a girl! -fv5f-- v ,f 'Gun' ul, f 2,3542 Pass the ammunition! I can't hold this up much longer! ,ni. , if 'ii' ' 'tlrrrrfviyitt 7 rs ' I pm ANN MARIE WHITE Annie-'Tres bonnen-a real cute and dainty little girl-enjoys singing and playing the piano-always giving a helping hand-one of the marching girls- college bound-wonderful personality-seen with Cin- ny, Nancy, Jane, VVendy, Ruth, and Stephanie. Pilgrim Staff 1,25 Co-Editor 35 Basketball Manager 25 Field Hockey 15 Biology Science Seminar 1,25 Biology Lab Staff 15 Biology Experinzentefx Council 15 Marching Girls 2,35 Student Council 1,35 Fund Collector 15 Music 15 Latin Club 1,25 Radio Club 25 National Honor Society 2,35 Danee Cofmmil'tees5 Honor Group. LAWRENCE IRA NVINOKUR Rube- Look, Champ -planning on Columbia and a medical career-will he ever make it to school before 7:59?-a member of almost every activity-to be the first millionaire in the class-what's the matter with the Plymouth girls?-a great kid Who's most likely to succeed. Pilgrim Staff 1,25 Co-Editor of Literary Staff 35 Football 35 Basketball 152,35 Cross Country 25 Varsity Club 35 Biology Science Seminar 35 100-a-week eolleefor 1,2,35 S.A.S. 1,25 Fund Collector 25 Press Club 1,25 Baseball 15 Dance Com- 1nittee.s'5 Class Money-lilaking Committee5 Latin Club 1,25 National Honor Soeiety5 Honor Group5 Engineefs Council. VVENDY WOLFENDEN IVendy- You're causing a disturbancev-to reach five feet before shels married-after graduation Wendy's planning on junior college and then a merchandising career-once she gets giggling there's no stopping her -can be found with Janie, Ruth, Ann, Ginny, and Nancy-Attleborois loss was our gain-personality plus -here's one good looking-blonde Whois not stupid!- Iud. Pilgrim Staff 35 Basketball Manager 2,35 Field Hockey Man- ager 2,35 Marching Girls 2,35 Library Staff 25 Latin Club 25 Radio Club 25 Badminton 25 Volleyball 35 Honor GTOUPQ Dflnfe CU77ll7lltfFC'-S'. STANLEY WOOD, IR. XVoocly-seen with Fred, Ronnie, Holmesie, and Dan- likes sports lespecially baseball!-likes all the girls as much as playing poker-not sure what he Wants to do after graduation-a great fan of Mr. De Sistois- good bowler-always coming out with a Witty remark -secret desire: to pass English. Baseball 1 3. qv, W' -awww A-v-irq Steady, girl! What am I offered? XXX Kiss me, you fool! ,at it vi? VVho needs a quarterback, Charlie? ROBERT JOSEPH ZANIBONI Bch- Tltre y'1 o kid! -one of the most popular boys of P.H.S.-1 co-captain of the football team and what a space he filled in the line!-here,s another ladies, man-Bob wants to go to Boston College, and then heeome goalie for the Boston Bruins-he can be found with Bob, Mike, Jud, Rags, Pete, Ted, Frank, Clem and of eourse, CPt.C.l. Pilgrim Staff 3, Fonilmll 1,2,3g C0-Captain 3g Basketball lllanager 25 Varsity Club 2,34 Latin Club 15 Volleyball 3g Baseball Ig Clays Motto Committee Chairman, Honor Group. ANNE ZOCCOLANTE Anna-uOh, Charlieln-Anne's a great athlete and really pt-ps our girls' haskethall team-she loves work- ing at the First National during the summer-seen with Nlareia, Judy, Carol, Betty, and Bumps-she's hound for Bridgewater State-if she could only go a whole week without fighting with Bumps-watch out when she gets mad-to drixe a eertain '53 Ford. Pilgrim Staff 3g Baxkellrall 1.2.35 Fielrl Iloekey 1,2,3g Biology Lal: Staff 15 Offiee Axvix-Inn! 35 Marehing Girls 12,35 Library Mllff 2g Bank Teller 2.3: Mu.xiz' 1.2,3g Latin Club Ig Badminton 25 bnftlnlll 1,235 Ynllryllzlll 3. CLASS SONG Che Wage of frfe Che wage of life are harsh aud steru. Cheg ehalleuge us eaeh dag. We all ruust face them oaliautlg .lf we 're to fiud our Wag. We ruust have faith iu our lord God. Zhrough prager we shall prevail. With fliru to guide us through all strife We eurelg eauuot fail. Our future lies ufithiu ourselves. We 71 eouguer all that is' ruet. With courage, hope, aud fortitude We 71 reach the goals ure'oe set. ,thu Zoeeolaute I N.. 'Q 'If Y' T- ss.- 'ff' .KN C L A S S P O E M Zfhese ?oreoer Our heritage from out the Past fs rich with deeds of cohuhoh meh: Zfhe Wealth of heroes lies amassed 9or as to cherish ahd defehd. Zfhe coffers ooerflouf with gold Of freedom- -ahd the rights of mah: Ours the charge oh high to hold Che ,oreceots of the Master is ,olah. Che Preseht bids as stahd aheuf Co guard the gdts our fathers WUI!! 9or We, the goath, :hast how ,oursae What theg so hoolg haoe oeguh. l6'ells toll for had a World cohdehrhed ,Ahd We :hast heed its ,olea: Zfhere shall hot souhd a reguiehr Whilst ourhs the torch of lioertg. Eghthia 1 Sfoleg The students pictured on this page have been chosen for their excellence in scholar- ship, character, leadership, citizenship, and service. They have been a credit not only to Plymouth High School but also to the community. May they continue to be suc- cessful throughout life. Leo Voght, Bmce Eniond Representatives to Boys State Mary Elena Cuidoboni Representative to Girls State UFCJRCDUTSTANDING.. Ann XX lute Best Cirl Citizen, sponsored by D.A.R. Frank Anderson President of the South Eastern Branch of Student Councils Ceccarelli Cleaners joseph Diachun Student Government Representative . i 1 , . , My ,mia 5 W f V TTR . I , Q , , I ll iffiiifp 1 2 f X 3 40 1 ? l f fl s gig Q, t. - 6' f Q- H , 1 .wif , 1 ge, S.A.S. OFFICERS CHAPERONS g'Cupid's Capersf' our Valentine dance, was sponsored by the student Council on February 13. The dance was a social success and a financial gold mine. The highlight of the evening was a Refreshments served in the cafeteria completed an evening to be treasured. solo by Allan Griffin, Plymouth High,s new singing sensation. Z E AN EVENING FULL OF AND Wendy Wolfenden, Edward Clough Personality Plus Mary Elena Cuidoboni Robert Davis Best Students Ann White, Lawrence VVinokur Most Likely to Succeed Ioan Alves, Lawrence Martin Best Dancers Plymouth Rock Cleaners Finest in... Virginia Ernond, Stephen Billey Done Most for P.H.S. Patricia Veiga, Frank Anderson Best All Around - Y.-,wi Katherine Darsch, Leo Voght Wiftiest we Q-,. 1 1 A K my-fi' L . x Duncan Weaver, Carolyn Schiano Best Looking C JM 'v AA, AJ.: , 1:75, sff 4 .gf I Claire Elliot, Bryon Owens Shyest .17 je S , .1 va fs Ioseph Diachun Patricia Voght Best Dressed 49' 'M X - j , , fl? fy x 5 , f f lf 2,3 1 ,f ff , l .E ,W if 'V 6? 1: f 5 so Q 1-gg slgf V 1 3 f ix QQ f, 1-M Hy f' ' - Y , fil 4 , W 9' ' id ' . iff: 2 fi as A Lil .4 'E 2? gf' WW L 1 glam . A l Clem Romano, Anne Zoccolante Best Athletes 2. ,-sz 4 vt Ann LaRocque, Thomas Viera Class F lifts Wendy Olson Dennis Ragazzini, 7 Carol Morin Bruce Emond Class Sweethearts eff' Most Tallcatwe ,Q l A+' Aga ir f' 0 SENIOR CLASS I-nSToRY Graduation brings sadness and joy to everyone and, not to be excluded is the Class of '59 which is soon to leave Plymouth High forever. But we have three years of memories to look back on, from the first day of our high school life to the day we must end it when we receive our diplo- mas. First we were introduced to the ten-cent-a- week plan, which gave us many privileges, such as entering our home games free and cheering our various teams on to their many victories. Belonging to the S.A.S. was another new ex- perience, because we could each feel the pride in ourselves and in our school as we contributed our nickles to some charitable cause. None of us will ever forget that afternoon of November 17, 1956, when our football team defeated Silver Lake for a victory at last for our boys. We were wide-eyed with excitement as we witnessed our first installation of the National Honor Society- undoubtedly the most impressive assembly of the year. And then came our own first dance- the Sophomore Hop on March 29, 1957, and it was a great success as we began our money- making projects toward graduation. We will never forget those days in the spring of 1957, during which many of our boys stayed out all night helping to put under control that horrible fire which destroyed so much property. Then came june, and we were sad to see many of our pals graduate. However, we had Septem- ber to think of, and all the fun our junior year would bring. Our junior year started with tremendous ex- citement as our football season ended with a record of six wins and two losses. And then in january, under the direction of Mrs. Urann, Patchwork, the play within the play, was presented to the school. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed it, and every participant was commend- ed for his successful performance. The high- light of our junior year was, of course, our junior Prom. Under the supervision of Miss Downey and Mrs. Gardner, Stardust was a tremendous success, and everyone worked to- gether to make it a wonderful evening. But then came june again, and this time graduation seemed a bit sadder because of a1l our friends' graduating, and also because Mr. Mongan and Miss Downey would not be there when we re- turned to school in the fall. But in the fall, we would be seniors, and all the promised fun and activities were eagerly anticipated. XVhen September came we once again launch- ed into a successful football season with a record of seven wins and two losses. Our Thanksgiving Day game was the highlight of our football season. The weather was brisk and beautiful, and when Plymouth downed Silver Lake 28-14, for Plymouth fans the day ended perfectly. Other incidents which occurred during our senior year were the bomb scares. All students were evacuated and school was closed down. Of course, everyone was thrilled at getting a day off from school, but who would ever dream such a thing could happen to us! There are still many surprises and a great deal of fun left in our Senior year, but june will soon be here again, and at last we must leave Plymouth High forever. Although graduation brings sadness we have all these wonderful memories to look back on. They will be locked in our hearts forever! By SUSAN CLARK '59 Kent's Beauty Salon 51151513xiii!xiii!!SSB!!!1xx!!Stix!!!ttitxttitxxxtittiiitilt CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1959, being of scalped minds and shriveled bodies do hereby submit our last will and testament on this day, the day before the eleventh of Iune, nineteen hundred and fifty-nine. To Mr. Bongiovanniz we leave a bottle of aspirin to care for the headaches we have brought you and also a sentence of many happy years as principal of P.H.S. To Miss Albertini: we leave a set of seventeenth century French earrings, complete with ears. To Miss Arthur: we leave the job of keeping books for a Mr. Al Capone. To Mrs. Bagnall: we leave a new discovery for all users of cough drops, a new 'vild cherry cough drop that is guaranteed always to re- main in your mouth, because itis Gluedin Wild Cherry cough drop. To Mrs. Bouchard: we leave two records from our fine record department, Heart And Sew and Rockin Bobbin. To Miss Boucher: we leave a warning that she'll soon be teaching about other worlds such as Mars, Venus, and East Podunk. To Mr. Cappannari: we leave a 1910 Reo with a souped up Thunderbird engine for his me- chanics classes. To Mr. Sarson: we leave a telephone to help him call the plays at next yearls games. To Mrs. Gardner: we leave a genuine short hand, given to us by a one-armed pygmy. To Mr. Holmes: we leave the command of his own fleet of rowboats. To Miss Jacques: we leave one quart of Evening in Flatbush by Pheu!-the best Brooklyn has to offer. To Miss Johnson: we leave a gallon of type- writer oyal, to the lady in charge of every Remington and Royal. To Miss Locklin: we leave a dozen assorted particles of difference. To Mr. Packard: we leave a hen to sit upon his radio receiver, for what good is a ham with- out eggs. To Mr. Pyle: we leave a foam rubber seat cover for his stool in room 305. To Mrs. Raymond: we leave to the tireless senior English teacher of P.H.S. a sturdy band of seniors to face the ordeal of your detailed testsf, To Mr. Romano: we leave a season's pass to all P.H.S. athletic events, courtesy of the 10c-a- week plan. To Mr. Smiley: we leave a safety belt for each driver training car to save him when he tries to teach women drivers. To Mr. Tavernelli: we leave a Latin book of slang expressions, entitled Pro Omnes Cooles Felices Et Magni Pafres translated For All Cool Cats and Big Daddies. To Mrs. Urann: we leave Ma, who always for- gets the keys to her locker, a combination lock without any combination. To Mr. Wilson: we leave an aid in helping worthy seniors reach the top: an elevator. To Mr. Young: we leave a book entitled How to Quatrasect a Bisected Insect. To Mrs. Brown: we leave one finger painting I kit along with a yearls supply of fingers. To Miss Knight: we leave a solid plastic cover- ed wolf whistle, to gain the attention of the girlis classes. To Mr. Pacheco: we leave what this country needs, and that's a good five-cent cigar. To Mr. Rogers: we leave a pair of high quality brooms to help him clear the backboards at basketball games. To Mr. DeSisto: we leave seven, four-hundred pound gorillas to take the place of the apes who played the line this year. To Mr. Tata: we leave another album from our fine record collection. This album is entitled, Bill Haley Moves with Tclzialcouslcy or, Tlie Ritz Cracker Suite. To Mr. Harrell: we leave an illustrious new dictionary of new definitions, needing new words. To Miss Shea: we leave a golf club for those long drives . . . to Boston. To Mrs. Wlhiting: we leave a telephone directory of a select group of 'ihookeyv players. To Mr. Sutcliffe: we leave a supply of Bubble Bitcs for his under-developed boys in gym classes. LEO VOGHT '59 Plymouth Marine Railways, Inc. Qld l 1 1 J 1 f i 1 Iunior Class Officers of the Class of '59 Stardust The Junior Prom Stardust held by the class of '59 was one of the most successful proms at P.H.S. in years. The hall was beautifully decorated in pink and silver. Refreshments were served all evening, buffet style, in the gym, while dancing was held in the auditorium. Decorations. music. refreshments-everything was perfect. and a fine time was had by all. ' bison gf: my fqfax igs. 2 sig. Monologists :'Sunstroke ei HMV Arsenic and Old Lacev Mixed Nuts The first semester Theatre Arts Division, under the direction of Mrs. Sumner Urann, presented Mixed Nutsi' on Thursday, Ianuary 22, 1959, in the auditorium. The goal of the speech class is to provide students with the opportunity to develop skill in overcoming habits of tenseness, impulsiveness, and to motivate other improvements in speech. ig , 45 A' 2' , ,, A ' .lx .ix ,A ,. K - ln. , gi ,f A A + at I ffgg. 1 's V in , J if 1 Q , K5 it 1 ' . ,. , ' 'fy f T .ll . 151 aff' I gf 1' t 11 l if 3. 'f'?5g2Qf2 V23 I . ' ' 1 . '1Yv9u I' er . 3 f , -'-X QA.-Ig: V ' ' Q K 2 if up 1 Q' ,L fii3--8432 ' 1 '- ' ' s 2 5 :EV , 4 a ' Q' . f .. , 5 p ll .Q . , X A . ' - M -N Ladies of the Mop jacob Comes Home 53 I 1 LITERARY The voices of Luboffis Choir filled the room, and the beautiful amber star threw a soft, serene glow on the small boy listening very intently to the record player. Ilow often I had seen the star, and yet each time it made by spine tingle in an awesome way. The star was lit twice a year, April I5 and November 7, the days eominemorating the deaths of my father's parents, two people whom I had never seen-never actually seen, that is. You see, I have the strange feeling of knowing these people as though they were a part of my everyday life. I can almost see them, jacob and Bessie. Ile was a small man with skillful, delicate hands, an artist in his love for beauty and per- fection. She was a frail little woman with dark hair and deep blue eyes. They came from Lithuania in their teens to this strange land to marry and raise their family, seven girls and four boys. -lacob was a cabinet maker, an excellent one, so l've been told. Ile had a great appreciation for line mnsic and a strong love for dogs. At one period, near the end of his lille, he made it a hobby of raising beagles. Bessie was a quiet, withdrawn woman with the serene beauty that casts a peaceful calm on all around her. There are moments when I think of her and seem to feel that very cahn. As a little girl I can remember the times my father told me about my graiidpareiits-stories of the crowded house. all the children. the work. the violin case my grandfather had made for one of his daughters. I eould listen to those stories for hours, then go to my room and lie on the bed to ery. I could never really understand why I eried, and now that I'm older I can only guess. l'erhaps I eried lor the things mv grandparents never had, perhaps I cried for the hardships I imagined they endured, the difficulty of sup- porting such a large family, the long hours of hard work, the few, if any luxuries, the strange- ness of a new country, perhaps I cried for my- self, for never having known them. How well I remember that one trip to Uncle Henry's and Aunt Dora's, Graiidfathefs brother and sister-in-law. just being with this uncle and aunt made me feel closer to my grandparents. Oli, you look so like your grandmother, ex- claimed Uncle Henry, uperhaps a little bigger, but nevertheless her likenessf, I swelled with pride and politely thanked him. How could I tell him how good he had made me feel? How could I tell anyone? They might think me a silly, fanciful, little girl if they had known my thoughts. I seem to have forgotten the small boy and the record player. He's my brother, joey, and he is very much like his grandfather, so they say, in his appreciation for music. I can remember, when we were smaller children, my clever way of avoiding arguments. I would seat him by the record player and put on some music. He would sit enthralled for hours, and my father often re- marked: Joes love of music is inherited from his grandfather. I see reflections of my grandparents every- where. -Ioey's love of music. my resemblance to grandmotlier. Dads skill with his hands, Uncle IIenry's love of paintings and of beauty. It seems we all have some trace of an appreciation or a skill that qlacob and Bessie once had. Each time I look at the beautiful amber star I feel very close to my grandparents, and I'm sure that they too must feel close to me. JACKIE KELLER, '60 MY SICK SHADOW Alas! My shafloa' is sick in heflg lVithoin' him, lim a loss, For now lhere's no one to yell at me- N0 one to be my bossl I-tecess note is really fun. I can sing, and scream, and yell, ,Cause he's not there to look at me, Ana' say, l'm going to tellfi But I really miss his smiling face, The jokes he tells-so funny: And I also miss his helping hand When I'm in need of money. I neecl him here to help me, My teachers' respect to win, And who could do it better Than a loving, faithful twin? SUSAN CLARK, '59 i i f I Q 'C Eogerly exploring Juniors plunge i , K E W ff' i xv ' 4 nv A--' v 'mi P4 M.-f ' 4 ,Q .Is 0 .Z 1 fir I -5 Q? - o . N Q 54 00 1' w ' N ' xi S ui ' 1 X I -- 4, av qv , - A 5 Q N s 2 N x ... x ! . , X N i . Y' 1 iff , ,. ,, XM A QW , Jabez Corner Service Station into yecir's activities In spite of full schedules, juniors take an active part in school affairs and display much spirit. They are eager to participate in and to support athletics, marching girls, and band. This year juniors play a part in National Honor Society, S.A.S., Radio Club, Science Seminar, and Travel Cluh. The highlight of the year is the junior Prom, the pride of the classa After this crowning glory, the juniors plan to he the schoolis leaders next year. The door is open, Dickie! jUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Andrew Guerra ., , Richard Silva . . Vice Brenda Borsari , , Robert Rego . ., Miss Helen johnson President President Secretary Treasurer Advisor r 5 . 5 T .l Mc Tarzan, you jane! Sweetser's General Store Q Q .9 A little late, girls! By lecirningto 1959 finds our Sophomores busier than ever. Many of those who havenlt filled important positions on the Pilgrim Staff, S.A.S. Council, and Biology Experimenters, or joined the upperclassmen in Clee Club and Band take a very active part in the exciting competition in sports. That strangely revealing Kuder Test, the class election results, the travelogue given by Nliss Albcrtini, and, of course, the Sophomore Hop all helped in shaping today's sophomores into toinorrowls juniors. XX'hat did ya put in this stuff? While the rat is away, the mice will play! VVhtres the puck? Samoset Press follow sophomores leurn to leocl ., '-.' 5 x W 1' , .NW ' - , off'-? wif ' -Q.. . , Wy,-W-y 5, fs ,W - ,I f WMM ,X ,131 -k,g.z mg,-M A-.vw I ,Y n N 1 UQ: LL- I rf 1,53 , , f , X W . , 'fjgfw A -f-XA, N 'fg- QX ,M H4 '-f H f ' f, Q I . if , 'f WY. F s, M , Qf' go 7 -. .,. , ..., Q A w Q, 'alfa A2539 C. P. Washburn Company E. , 4, . I 1 . , fit . L - x iox if x .' Ch I 1' 5, 1 XX . dvi, X 'e sig, ls. .-6 ' 1 ,K , x Q 2 A-ee, 4 x X ' 1 Co back where you came from! Hey, Steve, where did you I think we're being watched! put the thumbtack? undercloss capers Me and my shadow! fs Paul, get off my feet! A Yfvt xgj. , N-5 XX I R XVhat's this, ll horrow show? Take me to your leader! ACTIVITIES The ioy of participation On S A.S. OFFICERS Michael Souza, Vice-President, Virginia Emond, Secretary, Peter Clark, President, Mrs. Helen Bagnall, Sponsor, Jane Coodwin, Treasurer. S.A.S. COUNCIL Front How: Mrs. Helen Bagnall, Sponsor, P. Souza, M. Brigida, M. Souza, V. Emond, P. Clark, I. Good- win, R. Goodwin, M. Hunson, Mrs. Miriam Raymond, Sponsor. Second Row: Mr. J. Packard, Sponsor, A. White, D. Ottino, I. MacPhee, F. Anderson, C. Iesse, S. Billey, I. Billey, K. Longhi, B. Fuller, Mr. Arthur Pyle, Sponsor. Third Row: P. Gomes, C. Maccaferri, R. Beal, S. Viera, I. VVa1ton, P. Brewster, B. Emond, A. Cuerra. Through the years, the Student Activities Society has become a very important part of P.H.S. Under Mrs. Helen Bagnallls di- rection, the organization is con- ducting a fund-raising campaign, and the money collected will be given to the school. YVe hope you will have as much success in the next twenty-five years, as you have had in the last twenty- five. Fund Collectors 20' 'SPA' r s A us I 451 Colonial Restaurant ENGINEERS' CGUNCIL Robert Davis, Gregory Baler, Walter Burke, Wayne Stefani, Mary Elena Cuidoboni, Advisor Mr. john Packard, Lawrence Winokur, Robert Zaniboni, Stephen Billey, Bruce Emond, William Clark. LAB STAFF Front Row: Dorismae Parkhurst, Mary David, Loretta Correa, Mr. Claiborne Young, Director, Mary Guidoboni, Lynda C-ovoni, Gail Armstrong, Kath- leen Cleveland. Back Row: Marlene Brigida, Paula Tinti Donna Moreau, Barbara Policow, Virginia Beane. 'lt Plymouth Men's Shop f : 'v., BICLOGY EXPERIMENTORS Front Row: Noelle Parsons, Mary Ellen Pierce, Mr. Claiborne Young, Advisor, janet Pitzer, Marlene Brigida, William Kriegel, Louis Covoni. Back Row: james Taddia, Pamela Crowell, Wendy Sears, jean Patenaude, Barbara Policow, Dennis Pioppi, Charles Maccaferri, Robert Kramer. PILGRIM STAFF CREATES Bruce Einond, Business Manugerg Ann NVliite, Virginia Emond, Co-Editors, Mr. Roland llolincs, advisor An idea is bom for a yearbook. Whether this idea thrives or dies depends upon each mem- ber of the staff. No duty performed, however menial, is unimportant. YVe especially would like to thank the editors who have spent many hours with their staffs and at editorial meetings. Mr. Roland Holmes, our advisor, Mr. Ioseph Dick- son, our photographer, and Mr. Robert Vantine, the representative from the Delmar Publishing Company, have been most helpful and under- standing. May the 1959 edition of the Pilgrim be all you anticipated. 172 ' EXECUTIVE BOARD Front Row: L. NVinokur, B Emond, I. Smith, R. Goodwin, A XVliitc, V. Einond, L. Goodwin Billcy, ll. Voglit. SCCUIZKI Row S. Billey, G. Balt-r, Goodwin M. Monti, S. Gray, N. Verrc Tliircl How: K. Lt-klierg, ll. Davis, J. IJlilCl'lllIl, 1. Svarlcs, Mr. Roland Ilolnics, Advisor. LITERARY STAFF Front Row: I. Billey, L. XVinokur, G. Baler, Literary Co-Editors: S. Billey, Boys' Sports Editor, I. Goodwin, I. Smith, Girls' Sports Co-Editors, M. E. Pierce. Second Row: B. Bourne, M. Guidoboni. N. MacDuffee, J. MacPhee, S. Clark, N. Parsons, C. Romano, R. Rego. Third Row: L. Goodwin, C. Miskelly, C. Maccaferri, M. Poli- cow, I. Keller, A. LaRocque. TYPISTS C. Cavacco, A. Ferazzi, M. Carpeg giani, VV. Beauregard, C. Elliot. Absent: R. Santos. FEATURES Front Row: L. McLean, C. Morin, A. Zoccolante, W. Wolfenden, I. Diachun, Editor of Senior Statis- tics, S. Gray, I. Sullivan. Second Row: M. Monti, B. Costa. Third Row: P. Segal, C. Cavacco, L. Pearson, I. Cuidetti, R. Davis, Co- Editor of Senior Specials, R. Good- win, Co-Editor of Senior Specials, B. Searles, R. Romano, R. Zaniboni. BUSINESS STAFF Front Row: D. Guaraldi, P. Morse, P. Cavicchi, B. Emond, Editor of the Business Staff, L. Correa, H. Cavicchi. Back Row: C. Holmes S. Mercer, L. Swartz, K. Atwood, D. Stern, B. Hutton, L. Estes, E. Arons, I. White, D. Blackburn. 9 PWA 5 if PHOTO AND ART Front Row: K. Lekberg and N. Verre, Co-Editors of Photography Staff, P. Voght, Editor of Art Staff, L. Correa. Second How: H. Barufaldi, J. Serra, P. Veiga, D. Weaver. Third Row: E. Clough, J. Kegler, E. Manfredi, C. Machado, B. Fortini. GRADUATION ORGANIZERS HONOR GROUP The Honor Group is composed of those members of the senior class who have a total scholastic average of eighty-five percent or higher for the three high school years. This group has the responsibility of planning the graduation of Plymouth High School. The members meet every Monday night with their advisor, Mrs. Miriam Raymond, to make plans for the commencement exercises. Each member does his part to make the graduation one the school can be proud of. -1- 5 i .,, l l in 3 I . 4'--wil. 5 I ,ii TEN-CENT-A-NVEEK AND BANKING The school savings system is again in full swing, under the leadership of Mrs. Bagnall. Each homeroom has two tellers who make collections every XVednesday morning. Another collection made in the homeroom before class is that of the ten-cent-a-Week plan. Ten cents each week gives any high school stu- dent the right to attend home football and basketball games without charge, and at the end of the year all paid-up-members are given a yearbook free of charge. This program is unique in Plymouth, and is really appreciated by the entire school. 5 ! gn, -turf, . 3 . First Row: Mrs. Miriam Raymond, Advisor, Ruth Goodwin, VVendy XVolfenclen, Nancy Verre, Jean MacPliee. Second Row: Priscilla Morse, Mary Elena Guidoboni, Jacqueline Smith, Susan Prindle. Third Row: Virginia Emond, Bruce Emond, Robert Davis, Stephen Billey, Gregory Baler, Lawrence XVinokur, Robert Zaniboni, Ann White, Nancy MacDuffee, Reeta Romano, Diane Guaralcli. Absent: Cynthia Foley. Old Colony Theatre C? 3iE.5 5323 TJ .mam , ,fl 'Mum- BANK TELLERS Front Row: Deborah Marsh, Laurie Goodwin, Jacqueline Keller, Anita Baillargeon, Jacqueline Pinnetti, Carol Roulias, Anne Zoccolante, Helen Cavicchi, Dorothy Stern, Patricia Voght. Middle Row: Patricia Black, Barbara Fuller, Jean Cotti, Brenda Borsari, Cynthia Fry, Winifred Smith, Susan Clark, Judith Parker, Margaret Fahey, Carol Morin, Judith Kegler, Mrs. Helen Bagnall, Sponsor. Back Row: Ronald Banzi, Paul Brewster, Henry Zucchi, David Tassinari, Karl Lekberg, Philip Raymond, Robert Rego, Donald Tracy, Stephen Ide, and Barry Maffini. Absent: Joseph Diachun. S THE FINANCIERS Gigi bf, W' Ngj TEN-CENT-A-WEEK COLLECTORS Front How: Robert Rego, Harold Maini, Karl Lekberg, Harold Barufaldi Lawrence Winokur, Steven Aldro- vandi, Mr. Mario Romano, sponsor, Reeta Romano, Jane Goodwin, Carol Cavacco, Sandra Pedrini. Middle Row: Theresa Fox, Kathleen Cleveland, Deborah Marsh, Judith Menowsky, Jean Patenaude, Patricia Veiga, Carmen Valenziano, Sally Clark, Pauline Tibbetts, Kathleen Fohrder, Phyllis Cavicchi, Dorothy Stern, Kathleen Higgins. Back Row: Louis Carreira, Ronald Banzi, Bruce Emond, Stephen Viera, Thomas Bussolari, Weston Whiting Allen Wirzburger, Barry Maffini, Andrew Guerra, and Vernon McGoff. Sweetser's General Store 9:50 CC ce- ,as , 1 . 'ia-...,- - First Row: Ruth Goodwin, jean LONG-TERM MEMBERS IXIacPhce, Virginia Emond, Bruce Emond, President: Mr. Lawrence Bongio- vanni, Principal, Stephen Billey, Susan Prindle, Mary Guidoboni. Ann XYhite. Second How: Jacqueline Keller, Alice Terry, Lawrcncc Xllinoliur, Robert Davis, Allan NYirtzlmurgcr. Xlr. Donald XYilson. Advisorg Judith Billey, Susan Groetzinger, Laurie Goodwin, Phyllis Cavicchi, Sandra Pedrini. NATIO NATIONAL HOINQ5 SQQQETY E -MD Z sq ? .SL V. First Row: A. White, Emond, Mr. D. VVilson, Advis- org B. Emond, M. Guidoboni. Back Row: R. Goodwin, J. MacPhee, S. Billey, S. Prindle. NAL HONOR SGCIETY The highest honor conferred upon a high school student is that of membership in the National Honor Society. This group is honored for Character. Leadership, Scholarship. and Service. An impressive induction is held each February before the student body. faculty, and the members parents. at which time twelve percent of the senior class and eight percent of the junior class are inducted. The Honor Society ushers at school functions. is in charge of the bulletin boards, and issues a school handbook of information. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS First Row: 1. Gilbert, L. Covoni, V. Beane, M. E. Pierce, S. Billey, J. Parker, C. Elliot, A. Bradley, K. Cleveland. Back Row: P. Segal, C. Holmes, K. Atwood, L. Swartz, S. Mercer, Mr. Arthur Pyle, Sponsor, J. Kegler, B. Borsari, A. Samp- son, M. Mazalewski. TRAVEL CLUB B. Hutton, H. Cavicchi, C. Dahl, D. Stern, K. Longhi, 1. Billey, M. Brigida, C. Maccaferri, Miss Iris Albertini, Spon- sor, D. Tassinari, D. Richardson, W. Kriegel, R. Banzi. VARSITY CLUB First Row: C. Romano, R. Silva, I. Searles, L. Newey, R. Zaniboni, F. Anderson, W. Clark, B. Emond, L. Winokur, R. Rego, M. Souza. Middle Row: Mr. Mario Romano, Sponsor, D. Ragazzini, H. Barufaldi, I. Walton, E. Clough, T. Bussolari, R. Hall, S. Billey, F. Rose, L. Martin, B. Maffini, R. Kuhn, F. DeCost. Back Row: R. Chidoni, M. Gunther, R. Travassos, K. Almeida, R. Cremonini, C. Craig, W. Morrill, P. Raymond, R. Beal, WV. Stefani, R. Davis, D. Raymond. .5-569 -..f.,...,,,.....,,,,.,............,...,.......,..,w. -....-.L,,n......,.,1..-......,.5,.. A . ., W. .-... ,, . .. . H-05550065 L- 4 Co-leaders: I Virginia Emond, ----4' Elizabeth Searles 1 -f' The Marching Girls, under the direction of Mr. John f Pacheco, consists of an enthusiastic group of thirty- five sophomores, juniors and seniors. Each Week they lj Leader: had extensive drilling perfecting a routine to be ' ' Ruth Goodwin presented as half-time activities at our football games. lx Wearing the school colors of blue and white, these Li P girls with smiling faces added spirit to the game and encouraged the team to win. Cur half-time entertainers 4. MARCHING GIRLS: Front Row: Ann XVhite, XVendy XVolfenden, Patricia Voght, Anne Zoccolante, Judith Motta, Stephanie Gray, Helen Cavicchi, Virginia Beane, Marlene Brigida, Gail Ledo, Dorothy Stern, Lorna McLean. Second How: Sandra Pedrini, Jacqueline Keller, Karen Longhi, Loretta Correa, Mary Beauregard, Sally Clark, Christine Shaw, Nancy Verre, Mary David, Lynda Govoni, Margot Hunson, Carol Morin, Ellen XVithing- ton. Third Row: Mr. John Pacheco, Director, Carolyn Miskelly, Marcia Policow, Nancy Hathaway, Laurie Goodwin, Bonnie Hutton, Jean Patenaude, Patricia Souza, Susan Rogers, Anne Brewster, Barbara Policow, Candace Dahl. Leland's 3, A 1 Eg I bp l 1 uk A. Notini. Electronsmond electronics Biology Science Seminar meets on NVednesday evenings from 7 p.1n. to 8:30 p.m. Each meeting is conducted by a rotating chairman who plans the program and arranges assignments to mem- bers. This is strictly an honor group, and each member is expected to participate on his own initiative. This group has discussed scientific reviews of current literature, biographies of scientists, con- ducted scientific demonstrations, and heard many prominent guest speakers. C The Radio Club consists of boys and girls who are interested in constructing and operating a ham radio. XVe have repaired and learned about the ham radio and many commercial radios. Mr. john Packard, our instructor, is a licensed radio operator and custodian of XVIKMU, the schools radio. XVe have learned much about electricity and radio at our meet- ings and work periods. L -K 1 .Ass , '31 xv-, c-f13..t'c'--,Tai -..4Q RADIO CLUB Front Row: D. Fernau, R. Banzi, A. Natalini, YV. Kitchen, H. Dick- son, I. Searles, A. Belnger, H. Maini, F. VValton, Mr. J. Packard, Sponsor, D. Tracy, I. MacPliee, I. Pinnetti, K. Fortini. Second Row: R. Peck, P. Bongiovanni, E. Engstrom, A. Richardson, D. Tassinari, A. Saunders, C. Graffam, A. WVirzburger, D. Costa, C. Ma- Cee, E. Littlefield, D. Thissell, XV. Kriegel. Front Row: W. Clark, B. Bourne, C. Foley, L. Correa, Mr. C. Young, Sponsor, P. Wirzburger, I. Smith, J. White, P. Cavicchi, P. Morse, R. Davis. Second Row: M. Guido- boni, W. Burke, N. MacDuffee, W. XValton, A. Wirzburger, A. Terry, ,fig X, 'EN K.. 9 Blue Eagles Soorto... VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD C0-Cg,,fafn Plymouth vs. Bridgewater ...A...,. 4,...., 2 4-14 Denny Ragazzmi Plymouth vs. Rockland ........ ....... 1 4-16 Plymouth vs. Middleboro .... .....,. 2 8-20 Plymouth vs. VVhitman ..l.. ..,. 0 -32 Plymouth vs. Abington ..... ....... 3 8-14 C0,C,,,,,ai,1 Plymouth vs. Scituate ....... ,4...,. 3 4-32 Bob Zaniboni Plymouth vs. Randolph ..,..,. 34-26 N r rfb Plymouth vs. Barnstable ...... ....l.. 3 0 - 8 ,,-4 Plymouth vs. Silver Lake ..,. ....... 2 8-14 5 I Af. fi ,,-ff-Y 'X 'eff R ' 1- , First Row: Stephen Billey, Frank Anderson, Robert Beal. Clement Romano. ,ludmn XYalton, Denniz, Ragazzini. Robert Zaniboni, Edward Clough, Peter Clark, Robert Chidoni, XX'ayne Stefani. Second Row: Barry Maffini, Robert Dickson, Michael Souza, Robert Rego. Paul Brewster. Lawrence Newey, joseph Diachun. David Rand- all, Thomas Bussolari, Lawrence YVinokur. Frederick DeCost, Third Roux' Donald Macc-aferri, Robert Hall. Richard Silva, David Raymond, Ralph Crenionini, james Thomas, Kenneth Cavieclii. James Costa. Martin Gunther, Roger Travassos. Lust Roux' Michael Caviechi, Philip Raymond. Stephen Souza, Alfred Feleppa. Robert Crowell, Irving Harding, Charles Craig, Harold Barufaldi. .ri ., -- - --'ta--. -A ' 7'3,- f ' -1 '- fat .A-- - ..-..-.v----.:..- -seg. - .H 'f ',-wi.-h f- , ..,-,-, wx- '. , ,, ., , A-- f-4 - 1. .- ,H Af' -Y -- - an - -fr M .L , ' - I , .. ,, 'f s-- 4 0' , . ' f I -f N ,, . - . . .. . , . - , . ' '14 5:-. .Q .f V- , -, - , . -Q - -V , Q b . .,-H. ,., 4- 5. 1 Q- 1, L -.': . f . . 4. - my PZFL1' A , ' ek af V... A ,X Q 1' 435 ,4 . ,M Lal-. .L ',-fflf V- I at - in if , V fi 22 ,e afngn va -aa a 'I 4 L ' 0 4. A My I 61. U X ,wi -.'-',,, . , -4 we Q W' II, J, ,Ea Q 3 A - 'wif ' h iff wf i tl uinf 3 fillf ' . ,- Q - S Af- ,Q f ' - lv-34 -- sz jf 'Q . T gl L, I W r Q Q ,NILQHI N Pb' . - f,if f 1 'L' i , . ,. -' e i faae Wk ' .1 f Qi -:1a'Lf'f'M .. 1 .6- :news-wi - Jail v'5pnr-wv-s9-G-n- . if :Q f. ctw, W4 1 Mage W a E f-,,. 4 1 D, fay n Vie, - xv- ,ff em '- ffi' ' ' N ' M 'S'- iiflh. - 4- Q if 1- ey , H :'- f,- rf' , -.r s, W.. af 1' 4 1- fLu,,,-v,,..n, pw--J ,, -, ,4- ' ' aff ' i1aiQ1:a.vgeAQ.,1 , 4 ,M .fin ta, if id' 5. , , - ,. t ' X . as 4 , '?T'Q.f'l , .wh 2 1' 5 52 'ft 72 1 v3i'vQ?r'-he-ffibtif 'HM f f- ni '24 Q 1,f'!11a'fw.b- Stephen Billey Ted Clough NVayne Stefani Pete Clark Jud Walton Frank Anderson Harold Bcnnfnldl Bob Beal Larry Newey Jed Di21Cl1UH Clem ROINHHO Larry Winokur Fred DeCost Bob Cl11dOH1 Best Season Since 1940! Bridgewater: Bridgewater High played host to the Plymouth Blue Eagles on September 29, in a delayed opener. Plymouth scored early in the first quarter and maintained the lead throughout the game, winning 24 to 14. Touchdowns were scored by Ghidoni, Romano, and Anderson. All extra point attempts were successful. Rockland: The following week Plymouth faced a strong Rockland team at Siever Field. In the third quarter, Rockland scored upsetting Ply- mouthis 14 to 8 lead. Despite a last minute surge by Plymouth, Rockland went home with a decisive 16 to 14 victory. Middleboro: Stinging from their previous weekis defeat, the Blue Eagles traveled to Middleboro and came home with a 28 to 20 victory. Touch- downs were scored by Beal, Ragazzini, Romano, and Ghidoni. Whit1r2an: On October 18, Whitman journeyed to Plymouth and scored all four touchdowns on quick openings and long runs. It was the first time in two years that a Plymouth team had been shut out. Abington: The entire Plymouth squad saw action as the Shiretowners romped over Abington 38 to 141 Touchdowns were scored by Romano, Ghidoni, and Ragazzini, with extra points by Romano, Anderson, and Souza. The only safety of the season was scored by Travassos. QCon- tinued on page 761 Hit em low, Rags! Scituate: Plymouth's offense ran wild to defeat a strong Scituate club in a free- scoring battle 34 to 32. Denny Rags romped for three touchdowns, while Maffini and Anderson each scored one. Romano and Chidoni scored the extra points. Randolph: On November 8, the Blue Eagles defeated a strong Randolph team 34 to 26 in a highly spirited contest. Al- though the Shiretowners led throughout the game, the Randolph Eleven tied the score at 26 to 26 with little over one minute remaining. After a series of Romano to Ragazzini passes, Clem ran around his right end for the winning T.D. with only seconds to go. Barnstable: The following Saturday Plymouth traveled to Hyannis to meet the Red Raiders of Barnstable. After a poor first half, the Plymouth club came to life and at the final whistle led 30 to 8. The day was sparked by Denny Rags, who scored four touchdowns! Silver Lake: On Thanksgiving morning the first annual football classic between Plymouth High and Silver Lake Region- al High was played ,at Siever Field. A capacity crowd watched the Blue Eagles defeat the Lakers 28 to 14. This was the seventh victory for the Blue Eagles and the climax of a very successful sea- son. Credit was due to not only the scoring punch of the backs, but also to the stalwart play of the line. 'tircl f' '--1 1 , - 4- , ,- 1 -. , . Y 1 v - - A ' sl -- fu- -. ' ' -, -..' - j, : . . - r 0 -. ri' .ffm -4- T ' ' - 6 Q , Will he make it? Have ball, will travel! ljpfvtt. ,aw 4 I ,iw -.4 Q., 1 'git X ' .lr , yr wzs .IIT-gi , 1 ,H-1, 3 . ' ' ' V' -. o ' f,-'1 g' ' ' Q 41 . . , ' I .4 ' V A 4 - 111- 0 , -,'2 ' 'Y 'Vx 7- - . p- ,f - . n -nf 517.312 f -. xr V' A QT 'i A ' ' axe -.4 v . 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'i ,V ' .K it N H ,E - h , A ww, V ,V 4'3,WtVi fWiii74yAg'hgg5 ggi' 54 A , . X ini 'Xl A was -V -59fi6E3'?3Ef4?9f2: Q-wwf-J. ft ' alfwd 2 4: n Lets get the re f. Coach John Sarson, Mr. Mario Romano, Coach joseph DeSisto Who's got the ball? ,-f-. af -'14, 4 ,ww f 'tr-4 'rf ,ff A. 'WW u . ,W M affkjlf 75 ,Q QA' f.,jqwr'.1 w 4-ffqp V 4 45 ' ' 1, 1 - A -3 J , .f,.-ww A If-14 Let me go, you fresh thing! usa. .-nav, , ,,, A,,. , -A V ,f 4 , . A. ,fr ' ., , Leland's c , VARSITY BASKETBALL - SCOREBOARD Plymouth vs. Alumni ...,..,... Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. Whitman Plymouth vs. Rockland Plymouth vs. Wareham . . . Plymouth vs. Abington . . . 13453 Silver Lake ......,. 76-70 ..,.80-61 . .. 63-49 . . . .53-67 , . , .80-66 Plymouth vs. Middleboro .,...... 81-57 Plymouth vs. Hingham ......... 78-64 Plymouth vs. Silver Lake ....,.. 45-47 Plymouth vs. Whitman ..., .... 8 8-50 Plymouth vs. Rockland Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. Abington . . . Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. Hingham ....86-53 Wareham .... .... 6 6-78 . . . .79-62 Middleboro .....,. 94-69 ....77-41 During the 1958-59 season, our basketball team compiled an outstanding record of 12 Wins and 3 losses in league competition. In post season play, the Blue Eagles were defeated by Stough- ton High in the first round of the South Shore Tourney, but bounced back by defeating St. Clement's and Lynn Trade in the first two rounds of the Tech Tourney eliminations. To culminate the season, the team played Oliver Ames High School at the Boston Gardens. Despite their narrow defeat 57 to 64, the entire Plymouth squad deserved commendation for such a fine performance. It was the first time that a Ply- mouth team had played at the C-ardenv since 1953. CContinued on page 80j. Hoop Highlights... First Row: Kenneth Almeida, Lawrence Martin, Frank Anderson, Clement Romano, Roy Kuhn, Stephen Billey. Hack How: Lawrence Ncwey, Lawrence XVinokur, Robert Hall, Coaclig Harold Rogers, Thomas Bussolari, Robert Rego, Harold Barufaldi. Absent: Richard Silva. 1 l l i 'Gm 1 .2 as' E fi -X l ' . D s ful n . Q Q . 'w.v . - . ,Ze .- S'MllUlf' S 4 Trl- I ' .X k W H V .... .,,-5 1 g 1.0 F3 1 f i umnu '1 ' 2 xr x fi 1 P 3 ,pb Q 'I Q -L C D . T y Q, G55 E' N . . 1.2.1 IE rlliliirgffff' A4 U - ex f 'iw-' .ff PL pLYMUUTH I 2 4 S CO-CAPTAIN S rank Anderson Clem Romano W MPM' ., 'WMM ,ff v..: ' 1 ,M A 1 sk ' v - 5 . hmm, wg? aw 4. Q ,R 'lt'2T'?i ' , , . 4 ' - f' 2 ig C If ' ffm Nm' a 1 f- , ' 'wv,.,,,mH-A ' gig , , i ii , Bob Hall l X U 'Z W , Y S R, s' , ii? V X I ve 'f 4 ' ' Q 2 X X ,A V Kenny Almeida Bob Rego , fr M U fri V, X Z A C1 I ff' 1 . i' -an fl' P 'A L ,1 fs, ' , 2 3 I ' 5 ff? w ' 2 'f C, ya: if X Q -f 2 , , ,,, M ,, 21, ' :A 4' I: ,, r:,' Q: '-of ' my if, 9 ,K Aux 9 ,rig 'JM -f'ff,l,.,ff-,f LaifryqNewey Q Larry Wmokur L r V Coach Hank Rogers - ,fd -A WU f,,, ,,,.h 'vi' I .. , V, ,X I f We X WN r ,V M f X X 1 - , l, N mn, Q . Harold Barufaldi Tom Bussolari f 1 'v' 4,,,, . 'fur' Qin l gs ' f l, Dick Silva 'fl' ' f- 4-'Cf ' ,Q X ' x , fp j Vjz, , , 1 if 'Ag N W-rfi ' A , , . , ,,,. ,, W W R ,V W - 3' 1 , , . Q 'f , V-1 ,NN W ' i Steve Billey Clem Romano f , ' 1' 'M ,, , 11 ewmrl f In I ,nf : f'-7,3 C f ' Roy Kuhn Larry Martin 79 ffl? 5 Frank Anderson Credit is due to coach Rogers for such a suc- cessful season. Only through his untiring efforts could the team have attained such heights. Rec- ognition is also in store for our co-captains Frank Anderson and Clem Romano, who led the Eagles brilliantly as they stole passes, set up plays, and showed the leadership that rated them their positions. Both men played three years of varsity basketball, scoring a fantastic total of nearly 1800 points between them. The rebounding of Steve Billey, the ball handling of Larry Martin, and the play-making of Roy Kuhn, combined with the co-captains' abilities were directly responsible for the outstanding record of the 1958-59 season. Although losing the first fivei' at graduation, prospects for the future of basketball at Ply- mouth High look very bright. There is a fine nucleus in the freshman and junior varsity squads which undoubtedly will be the springing board for Plymouthis flight to the top. Cet your hand out of the way. Flies through the air with the greatest of ease! This is a basketball! 1 as Bliss Hardware Company 4 Z I 2,5 if We have not yet begun to fight! Thumbs up! Y K v Lv. SCOREBOARD Plymouth vs. Abington ...... Middleboro ..,.A Hingham ...... Silver Lake ..ee. Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. Whitman ...,.. Plymouth vs. Rockland ..,... Plymouth vs. Wareham .... Plymouth vs. Abington .i.,.. Middleboro i..a. Hingham .. Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Front Row: Paul Brewster, Dennis Veiga, Robert Guidaboni, Charles Maccaferri. Back Row: William Kriegel, Roland Randall, Ronald Peck, Weston Whiting, Donald Maccaferri. Absent: Philip Green and George Magee. N .wg 5,-N .. , ,M-. 1 Q , Z' 1- Q is , , ' If ,., f' 1 , , Z .N , . , . ,Y .-. ,. 5 A ff, W J W , 3 YMQUTWQ 1 1 if -,ff . MUSE il- H- . N , 7 it GLY TX E -. vr Sj1 J in .-1 B 5 T -f W 1 JW is I ' r l'LYMUUfjfl if in ' 1 , . 2. .. t 7 ChurchiII's Service Station Plymouth vs. Silver Lake ....., ,,....,..,... Plymouth vs. Whitman ...... ........ Plymouth vs. Rockland ....., ,....,,. Plymouth vs. Wareham .... ......., M 38-51 49-27 40-38 35-67 50-37 24-40 50-38 39-37 46-37 42-31 43-51 37-38 37-36 44-43 1 1 l 1. -fp. Aga 1 f:,. 2-Q-1 ,. , -. ks s CROSS COUNTRY XYilliiun Morrill, XYilli.1m Kriegcl, Bruce Einond, Co.1th Harold Rogers. Robert Davis, Robert Kramer. Truck and Cross country... 2 l l l l CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD Plymouth vs. Rockland ST-IS Plymouth vs. XYliitnmn 27-QS Plymouth vs. Silver Luke S6-19 Plymouth vs. Nliddleboro :SS-IT 'Lower score wins. l , . l I 4 ' Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. Plymouth vs. TRACK SCOREBOARD Hinghain 6: Xliddleboro Rockland or XYhitman Abington G XYareham . Rockland 6: XVareham Silver Lake Hingham 6: Abington , o Highest score wins. le -s ii ,A y ...yy '-' i f A x. ef-'ll m li is .y,. Q3 16-62-29 1:3--16-47 18--16--12 30-35-41 25-61 2:2-55-31 TRACK First Rmr: Russell Cane- vazzi. Thomas Brewster. Robert Beal. Lawrence Newey. Alfred Feleppa. Hack Rout: Stephen Billey. Robert Davis. Richard Osborne. Robert Ghidoni. Coach Harold Rogers. Kenneth Almeida. Richard Beane. Donald Maccaferri. Baseball Review... The 1958 baseball team, under the fine coaching of Mr. Antone Spath, compiled an excellent record of 10 wins and 4 losses. Although com- posed mostly of underclassmen, the boys showed outstanding ability. Much of the seasonls suc- cess, however, was due to the dependable per- formance of the seniors. Without the spirit of Captain Cavoni, the hitting of Bill Nagle, the defense of Bob Souza, the pitching of joe C and the speed of Howie Borsari Plymo record would undoubtedly not haxe beel good. Despite these losses at Uriduation combination of returning xarsity and ente freshman should provide the formula for ant successful season. ,mi 'qw-:wi I f I f3,jgy.,': gig:-4 ,iv L- -115' . were if 17 , lsr? . .. a 55' - J 33: 2 M mg 4 X, 1 f. 1.7 pf 59 1 'A' f M017 tw 5 9 Q I y g Y I p George Cavoni William Nagle Clement Romano Dennis Ragazzim Richard Silva Coach Antone Sp Front Row: Coach Cl de Crai , Frank Anderson, Ro Kuhn, ose h Cotti, Howard Borsari Robert Sol 7 7 i 7 7 C Back How: Andrew Guerra, Thomas Viera, Irving Harding, Leo XVirzburger, Michael Souza Philip Raym Robert Martin, William Clark, Robert Rego. 1958 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Plymouth vs. Whitman ...... ......... ........ 2 - 3 Plymouth vs. Rockland .... . ...... 23-1 Plymouth vs. Abington ..... ......... 1 1-1 Plymouth vs. Middleboro ...... ..... 2 -1 Plymouth vs. Hingham ......... ....., 7 -5 Plymouth vs. Silver Lake . .... .. 6-1 Plymouth vs. Whitman .......,............. . 5-4 VVareham . Rockland . Abington Middleboro Wareham . Hingham Silver Lake Ward 6' Brady Sign Company I 'N 1,4 ' . f qv- 'T' .. V, Ll, ep- ffl' A J! First Bow: Coach Marjorie Knight, Manager NVendy VVolfendeng J. Goodwin, C. Miskelly, B. Pluffini, I. Gilbert. Co-Captains S. Clark and A. Zoccolanteg E. Searles, S. Prindle, I. Mat-Pheeg Manager Jacqueline Smith. Second Row: Manager Linda Harlowg A. Brewster, C. Dahl, 1. Emond. A. Fernandes, j. XYild, P. Souza, P. Morse, N. MaeDuffee, J, Billey, L. Estes, I. Carvalho, A. Terry, N. Hathaway, L. Goodwin, j. Keller, P. Cavie- chi, B. Hutton. Tl1irclRow: S. Rogers, S. Clark, D. Ottino, V. Quintal, V. Beane, C. Fry, j. Patenaude. L. Barnes, M. E. Pierce, NV. Sears, E. YVithington, H. Cayieehi, K. Longhi, B. Polit-ow, N. Parsons. Hoopsterettes show stomino This year Plymouth High's girls basketball team l had a most outstanding season. The fifty-one X. girls who played on the Varsity and Junior ' if Varsity teams displayed fine ability and sports- P' X? J , manship. There was great enthusiasm shown by 7 ' :iff ' ,'ff,.l1l 'YW ' ,ig A y everyone on the teams, contributing greatly to X If il E X. . . l . g r fi 5 -- A- ' their success. Both teams compiled records of 13 -- p A Q . . . ', X . K1 Tyla: - F ' , f ' Y N 'li l wins and 1 loss. , a , 1 2 fi ' i l . I ,fha .1 'L Q starr , 'i ,l li , l , 5 A I S if bb 1 5 if Q I sf. i 1. A' 'Q ,.., Anne Zoccolante, Co-Captain, Coach Marjorie Knight, Susan Clark, Co-Captain. Over here, Sue! :maui WW One for all. nd morole Obstruction, girlie! W1 sl Plymouth . . Rockland , . . Plymouth .. Abington .. Plymouth . . Middleboro Plymouth 4 4 . Hingham A , . Plymouth ..... Silver Lake . . . Plymouth . . , Bridgewater Plymouth . . Marshfield .... VARSITY ....46 ....2I .,..45 ...,27 .,..56 ...,29 ...85 ...N27 .,...5I ....21 ....58 ....44 .4.,47 .....44 SCORES Plymouth . . . Bridgewater Plymouth . . Abington .. Plymouth . . Middleboro Plymouth . Hingham ., Plymouth , Silver Lake Plymouth . Rockland . , 1--,.m.Y ,A , 6 V 4 f 2-nawawwwwi' X ,ttf 1895, , z r - , ' ' v--4-V S. .-, 2 -...uh JU .,. , . Plymouth . Rockland . Plymouth , Abington .. Plymouth . M iddleboro Plymouth . Hingham . . Plymouth . Silver Lake Plymouth , Bridgewater Plymouth . . , Marshfield Is it in, or is it in? JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES ...,2I ....28 ....22 ....2I ....I3 ...,I4 ,...27 ..,.18 ....36 ....I9 ..r.24 ...,14 Hey the ball is stuck. Plymouth . Bridgewater Plymouth . Abington . Plymouth . Middleboro Plymouth . Hingham . Plymouth . Silver Lake Plymouth . Rockland . Hockey.. The girls hockey team completed another suc- L cessful season this fall. In addition to the regular schedule, the varsity traveled to Concord, Mass., where they participated in a hockey field day. The girls won 1, lost 1, and tied 1, a good record considering that this was the first team from Plymouth ever to attend. Varsity Co-Captains Susan Prindle, Diane Guaraldi easel ,pf ,, .-f - H Ns -W' YR B B915 mmm WW: .3 SW? Sims K J Front Row: B. Ruffini, E. Withington, L. Goodwin, N. MacDuffee, C. Miskelly, A. Zoccolante, I. VVild, I. Gilbert. Second Row: Coach Marjorie Knight, W. Wolfenden, Manager, B. Policow, J. Billey, R. Goodwin, D. Guaraldi, A. Terry, P. Morse, C. Clough, Manager. Third Row' D. jenkins, V. Beane, C. Fry, N. Hathaway, D. Moreau, H. Cavicchi, I. Keller, S. Clark, M. E. Pierce, S. Mercer. Last Row: K. Longhi, P. Cavicchi, J. Goodwin, A. Brewster, N. Parsons, XV. Sears, J. Smith. VARSITY SCOREBOARD JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Plymouth ........... 1 Plymouth . .... 1 Plymouth ........ . . 0 Plymouth ..... . . . . llingham . , , . . . 4 Hingham . ..., 3 Hingham . . . . . O Middleboro . . . . . . , . Plymouth . . . , , 6 Plymouth .,.. .... 1 Plymouth , . . . . 1 Plymouth . . . . . . . Middleboro . . . . . . 2 Bridgewater . . . .... 1 Middleboro . . . . . 2 Marshfield . . . . . . Plymouth . . . . . . 23 Plymouth .... .... 1 Plymouth . . . . . 1 Plymouth . . . . . . . Abington . , . . . . 1 Dana Hall . . . .... 2 Abington . . . . . 0 Hingham . . . . . . . . Plymouth .... , . . 4 Plymouth . . . .... 4 Plymouth .... . . . 0 Plymouth . . . . . . . . . Silver Lake . . . . . 2 Wellesley . . , .... 0 Silver Lake . . . . . 0 Bridgewater . . . . . . . Plymouth . . . . . 4 Plymouth . . . . . 2 Middleboro . . . . , . 0 Concord ...... . . . . . 2 Plymouth ,.... . . . l Marshfield .... . . . 4 H. A. Bradford 6' Sons, Inc. ,amy . , .r 5 M , f . P-A. 'Q Wliat's this, ring around the rosy? 91 1 ff Q Co get 'em Annie! Hockey Junior Varsity Co-Captains Judith Billey and Jacqueline Keller 4' Wax l 1 Z 5? 1 ! :I 1 1 r , 1 J Jr if ix To J- E 'N , if , 95, J ' ww 'V 4 ii W V, Y ,T 6. TK or ' ' aff 1 i if I . ,y fa ..f. ,icflfyw V A 1 ' W'o14 -'Lili' i J ' 'jf 4, . 6 , ,, 5 1, - ':---N-, Ouch! My foot! 4 On your mark, get set, CO! 4 X wid, 2 an ' K . ,,r , -f M , 1 ' V18 ' 2 Q 4. wh A ,x 1 Q , gf 5, r r l i I ..,. YS' SOFTBALL Front Row: C. Miskelly, I. Goodwin, N. MacDuffee, P. Cavicchi. Back Row: K. Little, A. Fitts, L. Goodwin, B. Ruffini, I. Gilbert, Coach Marjorie Knight. TENNIS D. Guaraldi, I. Goodwin, P. Morse, S. Clark, S. Prindle, C. Miskelly, Coach Marjorie Knight. l S ft lo I I cl T ' SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD TENNIS SCOREBOARD Plymouth vs. Hingham .... I . 9-20 Plymouth vs. Scituate ...... .. ,. Lost Plymouth VS. Bridgewater 9-7 Plymouth vs. Silver Lake .. NVon I Plymouth vs. Abington 5-22 gymouil Vs' EPMTITY ' 2 Vbost H , X ' ymou 1 vs. mg iam , .,.. on l Iilymouth w' Mfddkbom ' 22-23 Plymouth vs. Scituate . ...... Lost llymouth vs. Hmgham . 10-9 Plymouth VS. Silver Lake by V yu Vvon l Plymouth vs. Midtlleboro 24-15 Plynqguth v-5, Duxbury I, u VVOU M Plymouth vs. Hingham ..,. ..... X Von is he I I A- -:Q 1 i TENNIS D. Guuraldi, I. Goodwin, P. , Morse, S. Clark, S. Prindle, Hs.. C. Miskelly, Coach Marjorie 6, b Knight. Pk HE t A Y, Sports Review... Uh, uh! No eavesdropping! Sha! Silver Lake pep rally. I 1 1 . Scltuate pep rally t . ,M Our day at the Garden Scratch a little higher, Ragsg you too, Pete! .33 LeIand's ' K 3 1 19 M 1 Wendy Beauregard -.2 ,I ASU-sq., Reeta Romano sherettes The cheerleaders dressed in blue and white lead the student body in cheering the Eagles on to victory. The pep rallies, the colorful hoops and signs are examples of their school spirit. XVinning or losing, youill find these girls cheering the team on until the last second of the game. I ff-B . Patricia Veiga Mary Monti IN Captain X v X I nm- aaa R ,MM M p ' ' ' ...N Front Row: Patricia Veiga. Second Row: Mary Monti, Reeta Romano, XVendy 1 Beauregardf Janet XVliite. - 1. Third Row: Ann Sampson, Judy Romano, Janice Martin. ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations to the Class of 1959 SKU 9 6 8C tSt Pl th OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS THE ul I. KT? 1 mp X. O X 1 XXX ' g K SXKX . .I 1' f O Q! 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ANNUAL GRADUATION EXERCISES PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1 9 5 9 Plymouth Memorial Building THURSDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-nine AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Y n.. 1 X :I Q x an AL 5 'u -1 x PROGRAM PROCESSION AL Pomp and Circumstance ...................................... .. .... . Elgar SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER CLASS OF 1959 AND AUDIENCE INVOCATION REVEREND MELFORD A. MESQUITTA Bethel A. M. E. Church PEACE I ASK OF THEE, O FATHER ........... ...... W ood CLASS OF 1959 ADDRESS OF WELCOME FRANK ANDERSON President of the Class of 1959 PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT STEPHEN BILLEY ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS GIFT ANDREW GUERRA President of the Class of 1960 CLASS POEM Written by CYNTHIA FOLEY Delivered by WENDY WOLFENDEN LINCOLN, MAN OF THE PEOPLE ABE LINCOLN HAD JUST ONE COUNTRY .... ..... K ern CLASS OF 1959 THE DAY LINCOLN WAS BORN Written by LAWRENCE WINOKUR Delivered by RUTH GOODWIN VOICES FROM THE PAST Written by JACQUELINE SMITH Delivered by JOSEPH DIACHUN JEAN MACPHEE THE DAY LINCOLN WAS SHOT Written by VIRGINIA EMOND Delivered by WAYNE STEFANI TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP ................................................ Goldman Clarinet Solo, ROY KUHN Accompanist, STEPHANIE GRAY PRESENTATION OF AWARDS MR. LAWRENCE M. BONGIOVANNI Principal PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS MR. JOSEPH CONTENTE Chairman of the School Committee CLASS SONG Words by ANNE ZOCCOLANTE Music by STEPHANIE GRAY BENEDICTION FATHER JEREMIAH O'NEILL St. Bonaventure's Church RECEASSIONAL War March of the Priests .................................... Mendelssohn The audience is requested to refrain from applause until after the presentation of the diplomas and to remain seated when the graduates enter and leave the hall. OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1959 OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1959 President, FRANK ANDERSON Vice-President, STEPHEN BILLEY Secretary, PATRICIA VEIGA Treasurer, DIANE GUARALDI Class of 195 9 George Steven Aldrovandi Rachel May Alexander Betty Frances Almeida Joan Marie Alves Robert Burton Ames Frank Anderson Carolyn Webster Arruda 'Gregory Robert Baler Brenda Louise Bartlett Harold Henry Barufaldi Robert Whiting Beal Wendy Beauregard 1' ' Stephen Frederick Billey Patricia Mary Black Robert James Branagan Francis Thomas Brenner John Joseph Brown Walter James Burke Warren John Cabral Althea Marg-aret Callahan Norma Ann Calzolari Marisa Carpeggiani Carol Ann Cavacco Nancy Adelade Chase Peter Clark Susan Clark William Weild Clark Edward Martin Clough, Jr. Betty Ann Concheri Barbara Evelyn Costa Katherine Marie Anne Darsch -5-'Robert Winslow Davis Frederick Stanley DeCost, Jr. iJoseph Edward Diachun Fred Dittrich, III Sandra Joyce Dries Claire LeRoya Elliot -HBruce Arthur Emond 1-'Virginia Ruth Emond Daniel Enos Margaret Ellen Fahey Ann Marie Ferazzi Joanne Ferrari 'Cynthia Joyce Foley Philip John Fornaciari Robert Mando Ghidoni Judith Ellen Gilbert Jane Claire Goodwin -f 'Ruth Marie Goodwin Stephanie Ann Gray JfrDiane Kathryn Guaraldi -ff Mary Elena Guidoboni Irving Wilson Harding Patricia Ann Hauthaway MiaryAnn Higgins Margaret Fredeline Hunson Carl Manual Jacintho Dorothy Ann Jenkins Ethelyn Marie Jones John Thomas Jones, Jr. Judith Mae Jones Patricia Katherine Kaiser Judith Ann Kegler Roy Albert Kuhn Andrea Jane LaRocque Karl Arthur Lekberg, Jr. Patricia Ann Lunt iNancy Elaine MacDuffee 1-i'Jean Edith M-acPhee Harold William Maini Richard Antone Manfredi Ina Nancy Marsh Lawrence Philip Martin Lorna Anne McLean Mary Lucretia Monti Carol Ann Morin William Thomas Morrill 1-i'Priscilla Ethel Morse Dennis John Motta Judith Marie Motta Laurence Russell Newey Linda Fay Nickerson Wendy Jane Olson Bryon Edward Owens Veronica Mae Pacheco Judith Ann Parker iiLinda Joyce Pearson Carolyn Mae Pimental Rosalie Marie Pinto -V'iSusan Baker Prindle Dennis James Ragazzini Clement Edward Romano Lena Alice Romano i'Reeta Elizabeth Romano Carol Ann Ronoarati Faustine Canute Rose, Jr. Barbara Selina Ruiiini Ronald David Santos Ca1'0lyn Ann Schiano Elizabeth Webster Searles Paula Ethel Segal Jean Ann Serra Beverly Lorraine Skulsky Jacqueline Smith Wayne Gaetano Stefani Marcia Sturtevant Janet Ann Sullivan Patricia Louise Tolonen Patricia Ann Veiga i'iNancy Marie Verre Thomas Michael Viera Leo Charles Voght Patricia Mae Voght Jean Marion Wall Walter Francis Wall Judson Crane Walton Duncan Mclntire Weaver 1-iiAnn Marie White -f 'Lawrence Ira Winokur 1- fWendy Wolfenden Stanley Wood, Jr. -HRobert Joseph Zaniboni Anne Zoccolante TNational Honor Society i'Honor Group C TX 2, , Q - 0 0 u 1. H15 ,K u 'MQ QIEYXQ., Lg'i S?'fT:4-ga 5 u f envy X ,He mcg k-fx T'!NSi , , 1 u ,ff f V we Qfff fi ixffg K ' VJ A ' ff s xiii qv THESE FO 1 J se Our' herifage From oui' 'Hue Pas? S rich Wijrh deeds oF common men, w elfh of heroes lies amassed f ,dy e fuerrsn and defend, KL ij X 3 I 1 ly W 'h i fue coFFeT's overflow Wifh gold OF Freedom--and Hue riojufs of: man, OUI 1S'H'1S charge on high fo hold The precepfs oF 'Hue Masferls plan, .-1 J, B J 7, gf? 'I-hePresen1' bids us sfond anew 2 IB guard Hue gigs our Pajdners Wong W Eur we, Hue you'Hu, musd' now pursue d' 1.f Wkaf Huey so noluly have begun. Bells 11011 Hur' half: a World condemned, Q5 And we musd' heed H15 plea, There shall noi' sound a requiem MQ' Wfluilsf Burns Hue forclu oF liberfy Cynfluia F01 ey l-Nffff ,ff X fjxxi- 1 X, I f l . 'o WY N dr vk Q 'gif 1 W X , E 7,7 f K' D31-LHXfb3ht 5 X K sd ,-AIX D 4 K xi XX 'X' X x, 'A xx Committees for Graduation Exercises Gregory Baler, General Chairman DECORATIONS Nancy Verre, Chairman Betty Almeida Carol Cava-cco Peter Clark Susan Clark William Clark Edward Clough Joseph Diachun Bruce Emond Diane Guaraldi Karl Lekberg Jean MacPhee Carol Morin Reeta Romano Carolyn Schiano STAGE Elizabeth Searles Patricia Veiga Patricia Voght Duncan Weaver Lawrence Winokulr Wendy Wolfenden Anne Zoccolante Robert Zaniboni, Chairman Peter Clark Edward Clough Robert Ghidoni Judson Walton Wayne Stefani Thomas Viera Leo Voght SEATING PLAN Stephen Billey Cynthia Foley FLOWERS PROGRAMS Virginia Emond, Chairman Stephanie Gray Mary Monti MUSIC Barbara Ruiiini Patricia Tolonen Ann White, Chairman Susan Prindle Jacqueline Smith IN VITATIONS Priscilla Morse Diane Guaraldi Committees for Class Night Joseph Diachun, General Chairman MUSIC Walter Burke DECORATIONS MATRONS Cynthia Foley William Clark Marissa Carpeggianni Edward Clough, Chairman Robert Beal Robert Davis Bruce Emond Stephanie Gray Jean MacPhe1e Clement Romano Wayne Stefani Robert Branagan Frederick DeCost Jane Goodwin Diane Guaraldi Harold Maini Leo Voght Wendy Wolfenden .f Q . 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