Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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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

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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