Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1960 volume:

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In 1860, for instance, girls in hoop-skirts and boys in fitted trousers went to school in a building that would seem drab to us mod- ern students in our knee-length skirts and chinos. And who knows what another cen- tury will bring to our school and its stu- dents? Our predecessors were generally more earnest scholars than most of us. One hundred years ago the price of an educa- tion was hard work. Students of 1860 had tocontend with Declamation and Greek, while to us Latin seems unbeiiriihiy diffi- cult. The standards of education follow the changing patterns of time. ' Yet despite the outward differences in our schools over the period of one hundred years, we are bound to those in the past, as to those in the future, by a common goal. education. AN ASSOCIATION CHERISHED .R V s-1 Our advisor at his high school graduation 9' ,s. We the students, and especially the year- book staff, here express our gratitude to Mr. Roland Holmes for his help and backing. He has been a friend, as well as a teacher and counsellor, to each of us who has known him. During the time that Mr. Holmes has served as advisor for the Pilgrim, he has weathered feuds, insufficient funds, and at M Q ,Urn Mr. Holmes teaches English . deadlines to help produce a new and better yearbook each year. We are proud of our Pilgrim, but without him, it could never have been written and published. Therefore, to recognize the tremendous work that this man has done, we offer him our highest compliment by dedicating to him the 1960 Pilgrim. 6 l ADMINISTRATIGN To the members of the Class of 1960 go my sincere Wishes for success and hap- piness. The faculty and I feel privileged to have known you and to have worked with you. It is my hope that your stay in Plymouth High School will have helped you to form Q the basis for a full and happy life. MR. LAWRENCE BONGIOVANNI Principal OUR LEADERS IN EDUCATION School Committee Front: Mrs. Jane Gellar, Miss Mary Dolan, Mr. Alton Cavicc-hi, Second: Mr. Harry Doyle, Mr. Spencer Brewster, Mr. Chester Sweatt, Dr. Samuel Stewart. 'KWSN MR. CHESTER V. SWEATT Superintendent .vm W. . ,-...W , ' by , . . f' . 3 ' N, rua.-vw-bl'--w-...,,. ,W N 2 , Q. ' x' -:y 5.x F ' ' v r ,jf 21 'if .A ' ' , , . W Y , --., xxx, ,' L, ,'..'d, '- z, .. V M. 2' P' .L-All.. ,.,:.14i., '1 o ix 4 Zu ,... 1 'i. , 1 .j,.,., fl 'I .-' 5:6 .1..,., if ' lx-:Zi . ' . Ai'QU r. ii . v :g437'21:y-if , Ss. E 1 , 4 is O -T954 'Ol C0 The science department of Plymouth High School offers courses which suit the needs eral or specialized training. It doesn't make a particle of difference. Hieroglyphics made easy. The complexities of heredity. of students who are looking for either gen- Y1 r.i 4,,.. Q X X is 'C ...as I Languages . History . Social Studies 56 English 1,1 it df ' ,A,, A .. F 1-V f ,I , ,, A , ,g f ,- vw .. ' K W 'jx LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Languages offered at Plymouth High include three years of English, Latin, and French. The English course combines grammer, composition, and literature. In the Latin classes the Works of Caesar and Virgil, among others are translated. In French, emphasis is placed upon speaking the language. i ., , ' we ig 4 2 sg ' V 1 , 'ig Q '23 :f r'W ' Q, I if , f. 112 .- Sz 'V ' fb ff 23, , ' f f' 'Q , , 4 9, - -,s , Q- l fm 1. w -- f '+I V 2 ,,. . , .,,. . ., 5 i , , A:gg:,..,.:pq 5 hzpll a 19 at , A 1 , ' .af ,fn H- ' 3--K , nh if M ,ff ' 5 W .,,. , A ' X, ii -' ' f , X ,V is , , V - at A , gl, 1 , . 1.3. , Msgs-5,-A 3 W: A ' . -,-. . 2 l ,A-1 XFX f if 7 W v Q E g x 54130 , wk- '14 i 3 I 9 L Q 5 1 A f' fi' mx X ,f ., ' w -Al 'HA f' 13 gl..- , Y. ,W , 'ul X 2- gx '. - ' M- lg x ,N . -:fl ' xg I Q --,nu .. Homemakers of the future The square roots of the senior class w, W . , I , 1. , - A Xa- ,i . 1 ff: v fav' my gk, X ' L.. ... f 1 VVhat a camera won't do for ef- Xi ficiency! 'l an I-eu 'xx ', .f--' i uf T' ' QB 'X s li 'K bf I9 '- u 'by ill mf ...F- 'Q The commercial department of Plymouth High offers training in stenography, typing, bookkeeping, transcription, and clerical work. Under the guidance of Miss Beatrice Arthur, Mrs. Helen Bagnall, Miss Helen Johnson, and Mrs. Lydia Gardner, commercial students are prepared for a career in the business World. uvtv' Tv sg, , lley U 'I .xx Q . 2' Vg Then...and now While teaching is many centuries old, the last one hundred years have seen an evolution in teaching methods. A century ago not many girls attended schools, and all students who did attend, walked. Teachers believed strictly in the three R's and had not forgotten the use of the rod. There were few school social activities, and a pupil's progress depended solely on his ambition. Today our schools aim for a well-rounded and thorough education for everyone. We are allowed to govern our school in part, but we always have advisers to rely on. An active social life through extracurricular activi- ties is an important part of our schooling. Profiting from past experiences, the present educational system is constantly improving its preparation of the citizens of tomorrow. ,-lj rely, . N 1' x X V 1 - l H X. .-1 X I In N 1 V- l -4-AX .5 ' -ix 1 X ' ,sz X I . , Y .it Fx ,lf rl I 7 i M H- '- lilllg M, fi In .i xg. -Y ',,Y ' NL V W- xl: X c Sgzsggggigggll T f .X Q f 1: ll ,l ' ' .pfguf , V , E an ' 'I-iff' - ' ' g ,H . .. - VP - f J 1 + v,.n' ,- ' -...' Y , , uf., .. VM 1 nv 1 J g if 22 X 1 M1 sw' ,...,- 'loin f X , 4 Q A r Ji .4 , A 'x ' 1 , :L-3 1 V , . f - sf, ' . , . .A W ' I ' Q 1' 4 M A . z z A 373 - 1.4 ,- f 'Q gf, a , , 19513 ,sz-, '.-f ., J x , , ,,,.,L'.f -,ff , , 'W I 1 ..,, I ' W 4 . N, . ia' , Mr. Charles Harrell Miss Iris Albertini Mrs. Ruth Richardson English English, French Home Arts .Q-J ' 'L Mr. John Pacheco Music 1 - il f-si Miss Jeanette Jacques Mrs. Margaret Brown Mr. Mario Romano Mr. Louis Cappannaii French Art Mathematics Science, Math And if there are cac at 1 ' H Q 6 - 7 'x J., 873' 'll ,f Mr. Roland Holmes Mrs. Helen Bagnell Miss Phyllis Boucher English Business Social Studies C. P. Washburn o Mr. Arthur Pyle Mr. Donald Wilson Mrs. Alice Urann Mr. John Tavernelli History Guidance English Latin, Math Mrs. Miriam Raymond Mr. John Packard Mrs. Virginia Kingman Miss Nellie Locklin English Science Home Arts Mathematics teachers, neither are there Mrs. Lydia Gardner Mr. Joseph DeSisto MF- Claiborne Young Business Driver Education Biology Manomet Gas Co. f 1: 3' K 4 hi, X N A .N ,la v. Mr. Harold Rogers Physical Education Miss si. - Mr. Henry Cryer Mrs. Lena Allaire Miss Roberta Jones Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education -,,..f ,, 1 .. A 'Q ., 5,-19 - - --- - 'AM ,- ,V-ff? - ii ',,,,.. A .J Marilyn Griffith Mr. George Murphy Miss Helen Johnson Miss Beatrice Arthur English Guidance Business Business Scholars --- Socrates A Hundred years ago the principal offerings of the high school were readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmatic. Plymouth High today offers a college pre- paratory course for students planning for advanced education, and the commercial course for those planning to enroll in business school or to work in an office. For those who plan to go to work directly after gradua- tion, various courses are offered to assist them in their work. This variety of courses is made possible by the dedicated faculty. They encourage the students to develop ambition, skill, and confidence and guide them to independence. Colonial Restaurant iw: , 2, W' E ww- 5 Z 5 4 A ,f ,WWW f fa 1 ff Q? ff ,Dv '-v.-,f..,,.- ev-'m 1 L I X 1 A' , E 4 x 1 '17'Wi'f'iif. ,W V, ,rg xii ' 9 '- A s. 1 x 3 ,- N QI. 4' i. w v-5'-gg i' af f 1' X I! 1 ,S Q Vi: ,QL 'T I KENNETH JOSEPH ALMEIDA Kenny- Skuzeeto! -to play college basketball and graduate rich-pet peeve: girls who wear knee socks- he likes basketball and track-dislikes studying in auditorium and short recesses-Kenny hopes to at- tend Miami U.-always with Steve, Paul, and Dave- his '59 Edsel- Hey, Swifty -P.H.S. trumpeteer. Activities: 1Oc-a-week Collector 1, 2, 3: S.A.S. 1: Bank 1, 2, 3: gasketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Volley Ball 2: Varsity Club 1, , 3. BRUCE KEVIN ANDERSON Bruce- What, me worry? - to own a 1960 Truimph motorcycle-likes motorcycles, hunting, and good food -Bruce plans to join the Air Force-can be found in Manomet-with Newt, Frank, Bill, and Jim-his '49 Ford Activities: Baseball 1. MARGARET LOUISE ANDRADE Margie- Oh, man, you know -to go to hairdressing school with Janie-pet peeve: sitting home on Friday nights-likes driving that '55 red and white Ford - she dislikes to be around quiet kids and sloppy dress- ers-can be found with Janie, Ki-Ki, Carol and Junior -to marry that certain city boy. ESTELLE ARONS Estie- You know! -to attend West Point-pet peeve: no mail deliveries on Sunday-those trips to Syracuse the 13th of each month-hates to get up in the morn- ing-Nursing is in Estelle's future-with Jean, Dottie, Linda, Janet and Sally-that snappy dresser-wears a school badge-Syracuse, that is! Activities: Lab Staff 1: Latin Club 1, 2: Pilgrim Staff 1, 2: Dance Committee 2: Class Colors Committee. KATHLEEN ATWOOD Kathy- Really! -with Barby, Linda, Linda, Mary, and Sandy-usually at Tassy's-plans to go to Bos- ton and business school-dislikes sloppy boys-likes pizza, coke, and fried clams-hopes to marry after school--Rainbow-one of Mrs. Whiting's little helpers. Activities: Banker 1: 10c-a-week Collector 3: Office VVorker 2, 3: Ticket Seller 2: Pilgrim Staff 2, 3: Dance Committees 1, 2: Vol- ley Ball 2: Class Colors Committee 3. Business or pleasure? ,Rx K ..,, Great white hunter , ' ' if 1 I i 1 I . . . X I 1 XF ,' , '-4 A- ., Merry Christmas? Going to Syracuse? Oh, those calories! . - h af. .. J 1 Let go of my finger! Private secretary Y 9 4. V 4 . i 4,5 - 'B H g or fm 1 ,e 1 if p f f 1 quid. f ' 'V' 6 M., f .V wi uf.. - K ,Jef Tr fi 'A A 5 . Day dreamer Guess who's coming home ? What ambition! JAMES ARNOLD BAILEY Jim- Pretty raunchy, boy! -to live on a tropical isle-pet peeve: girls who dislike boys-Jim seems to like almost anything that is difficult-may be found anywhere with anyone-college is in Jim's plans - a certain senior girl-his '53 convertible-that cute new senior boy-he's smart too-came from Williston Academy. Activities: Press Club Editor 3. PEARL ROSE BAPTISTA Pooh- Hey! Wait for me! -to date a certain senior- pet peeve: kick pleats--likes pizza, foreign cars and paratroopers-dislikes short boys-business school is in Pearl's plans-can be found in 101-with Jean, Bren, J. V. Boogie-that quiet type-Mr. Young's private secretary. Activities: Pilgrim Staff 33 Dance Committee 2, 35 Volley Ball 25 Special Typist 2, 3. JOSEPH MARTIN BARTLETT Marty- Crazy -to own a car that never goes wrong -Marty is a happy-go-lucky guy-likes to own boats -would like to go to college-always at Little Pond- with Dave Pierce-that '49 Plymouth wagon-the quiet type. Activities: Track 2. MARCIA BUMGARTNER Marcia- Oh, sugar! -secretly desires to marry a certain someone-pet peeve: little brother-likes bowl- ing, movies, and hamburgers-dislikes school and home- lessons-seen at Leland's and the Manomet Youth Club with Billy, Claudia, Linda, and Joel-Marcia plans to go to business school. DONALD FRANCIS BEAL Bealsie - How 'bout that -the quiet type?-pet peeve: second period study-Oh, that Swifty!-Donnie wishes to own a Mercedes Benz-his big H-always at the links-with John, Jim H., Paul, and Jim F.--college bound-Donnie can be found wherever there are girls. Activities: Football 3: Baseball 2: Class Colors Committee. 21 BWV Kr.. 4 'Una 106 T' '-of 'KZ' S'-F' ,R , ALFRED PAUL BELANGER Al- Eat a bean! -desires to steal Rollie's Jag - likes root beer, pizza, cycles, and hockey-dislikes warm winters, math tests and Sherman's elbows-Al plans to be an engineer-he's seen everywhere-with Paul, Tommy, Wayne, and Ray-works at the curtain factory-school electrician. Activities: S.A.S. 3: Biology Science Seminar 3: Radio Club 1, 2: Dance Committees 2, 3: Volley Ball 2. JUDITH EBBA BILLEY Judy Bee- I'm so tired! -to marry a member of the Celtics-pet peeve: eggs for breakfast-Judy is a female Tom Heinsohn-She hates to get up in the morning-Judy is college bound, New Hampshire U.- can be found at Gambini's with Laurie, Linda, Jackie, Nancy, Phyllis and Lyn. Activities: National Honor Society 2, 3: Honor Group 3: S.A.S. 2, 3: Science Fair Winner 13 Lab Staff 1: Latin Club 1: Pilgrim Staff 2. 33 Art Co-Editor 3: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1. 2, 3: Softball 1, 2: Volley Ball 2. DOROTHY JANET BLACKBURN Dottie- C'est la vie -she hopes to work at the Manomet Bakery again-Dotty is eve1'yone's friend- she likes Tuesday nights, football, having fun-those red shoes!-she didn't want to leave P.H.S.-Tufts or Syracuse U. is waiting for her-that certain senior president-with Estie, Linda, Marcia, and Gus-Always smiling Activities: Latin Club 1: S.A.S. 1, 2, 3: Pilgrim Staff 1, 2: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. CAROLE ANN BORGI-IESANI Boogie- I give up -to go out with a certain Junior boy-pet peeve: homework and Business Law Lists- likes to argue, P.G.-plans to move to Leominster- can be found at the show, at the bowling alleys, at Ernie's-with Vonnie, Bren, Jean, Pearl, and J. V. BRENDA ELIZABETH BORSARI Bren- Oh, yeh! -to lose 15 pounds and still eat- she'll make a pretty secretary-pet peeve: people who listen in on telephone conversations-likes homemade Italian food-plans secretarial work-she can be found in Currier's after school-with Jeanie, Carole, Pearl, Janie and the girls-new S.A.S. President. Activities :I Bank Teller 2: S.A.S. President 3: Class Secretary 2: Ticket Seller 1, 2: Pilgrim Staff 2, 3: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3: General Committee 2: Volley Ball 2: Travel Club 1: Library Staff 2: Glee Club 1, 2. 22 Monkey business I, .13-s v 15-Q'-iz . ff' 5?-pf:-V - 761 ' ' , - - , 1. - .1 fn, '- - ' at ' 1'- , ' : , v I 1 ,, . 5 I 4 ,effkf -. , K, A elf, g - 'I ' A ' V as' fn 5 . ' K I 1 i , I 4 . 4 y . t 4 . , g,c- , ,, Keeping in shape for sports. Two heads are better than one. 36 ,l .- W . if ' P I...gn- : ,. -13' F .. .K...., I 2: -' it :gif Tl i 4 You Tarzan, me Jane. 4 4 i Intelligent ? Don't fence me in. Getting up in the world. We Gunner to pilot, bailing out. It's really mine. Gotta go pick up Mary. 1 M BEVERLY MAE BOURNE Bev- You know! -to be more educated in all things- pet peeve: always called Shorty-likes parties and fun-that certain sophomore-Bates College is in her future plans-at P. T.'s Garage-with Pat, Phyllis, Pat, Lorry, Barbie and Pat-B. R.- short stuff - dislikes rushing around Activities: Biology Science Seminar 2, 3: Lab Staff 15 Latin Club 15 Press Club 1: Pilgrim Staff 35 Dance Committees 1, 2, 35 Vol- ley Ball 2. JOSEPH JOHN BROWN Joe- Hi, Ski -to go to college and own a convertible -pet peeves: Whitey, seventh period study- Most fun to be with -the hockey player-He hates to get up in the morning-to work at the curtain factory-Joey can be seen riding around with Charlie, Whitey and Renato-that Jeep. Activities: Dance Committee 3. THOMAS GUY BUSSOLARI Tommy- Will you cut out foolin' around -to drive on Bonneville flats-pet peeve: antique transmissions -likes cars, girls, hunting, and sports-dislikes cars faster than his-plans to attend drafting school-at Gellar's and Roger's-with Steve, Doug, Dave, and Anne-''Witchcraft''-A.B.- Where did you say the party was ? Activities: 10c-a-week Collector 1, 2: Band 1, 25 Dance Committee 1, 35 Football 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1: Cross Country 1. JUDY ANN CABRAL Judy- Ya know what I mean? -to' own her own home-pet peeve: arguments with Mario-likes Boston, spaghetti, P. J. parties-dislikes studying fourth period -marriage after graduation-always at Woo1worth's and Tassy's-with Barb, Diane, Nan, and the girls - that beautiful Chevy convert-M.C. Activities: Press Club 3: Dance Committees 2, 3: Volley Ball 23 Pilgrim Staff 3. STEPHEN JoHN CARAMELLO Steve- Hey, guess what? -to'own'his own coffee shop-his little brother Chuck--likes Jazz and Mary- the Marines are in his future-can be found at Joe Costa's gas station and at 17 Howland Street-with Tommy, Check, Joe, and Mary--that '54 blue and white Plymouth-always arguing in Psych. Activities: Dance Committees 2, 3: Stage Worker. it F. if 'E ., Spf' 5 RENATO CARPEGGIANI Renatzky- Crazy -hopes to travel around the world- pet peeve: Whitey-he likes to dance-loves cars- He plans to enter the Air Force-always with Ron, Bob, Jim, and Joey-his blue Ka white Buick-that A certain sophomore-lVI.B.-that quiet boy 'Y .H , Activities: Ticket Seller 1: Gift Committee 35. I don't care what it is, Y I'ni thirsty. X 'Ji v '- Y Q N DENNIS JoHN CARREIRO e X f I , Denny- Don't sweat the small stuff! -hopes to own a fuel-injected Corvette convertible-likes girls, Frank -3' Sinatra records, fried claniserlislikes Vhevieseslias the Q Service in his futurefalways with Ricliard. Eddie, Dic, and the guys-at St-anlon's Service Station-that '50 Merc. convertiblefWhat a flirt! .tg .D I Holy smokes, a whisker! .i ff ' Qi e 7 'A ' l DIANE BERNADETTE CARREIRO 4 'fi I Di-di - Gee-kers - to do business work like Mrs. , gi gil' 'K Gardner-pet peeve: Older brothei'--she likes eating, , 'QA if 4 u , tall boys-hates getting' up in the niorningg, double re- , '- '- 1- X cessesfin a few years Diane will be a hairdresser- . always at Tassykgwitli Jon, Jutly, Barbara. Carol. at Jan, and the girls-that blue Chrysler. . -V ' W N X 4 Activities: Pilgrim Staff 25, Dance Committee 1, 2, li: General Com- mittee 115 Yolley Ball 113 tilt-e Club 1, ZZ. , She likes the brawny type. JOYCE ANN CARVALHO Joycie- Aw, Shutup -Joyce wants to be principal of P.H.S. for one day-pet peeve: Sandy at The Diner- eivs she loves to eat-if she Could only stay in bed all day - at Skippy's and McLellan's-always with Doris. Sandy, Sandy, Marsh and the girls-to go to IBM school-sleep. sleep, sleep. Activities: Pilgrim Staff 351 Dance Committees 1. 2, 3: Basketball S-Y 1, if Softball lg Gift Committee 25. A throne for the queen. DAVID FRANCIS CASAL Spoolie-- Nice talk! -Says his secret desire is .cen- sored-pet peeve: crowded bowling alleysflikes piznza, sleeping' late, bowling, and hockey-dislikes getting up early and Tth period study-seen at the Rat Hole and of course, the bowling alley with Dick, Bob, Barry, Kew' Don, and Mike-You can look for Dave at technical 'he' school next year. .gf 24 ss. Which way to the morgue '? 'XXX Sleeping Beauty. - V ' . W , ,,. .,,, , .1,Q . .,.., ,' ,.A, , - A 2 L' Q ',..., a Y V- i fam H .. .X :fu . imiwfzvwi 41,, ,M ,Ma Q? 4 W . f 9 fin 5 9 . .6 Q i 5 A L- 4 I But Freddy, I'm all ready. Hypnotizing made easy. You could have warned mel i in ek A X Qi Contentment. MICHAEL FRANK CAVICCHI Mike- You don't know what I mean! -secretly de- sires to own a red, 1960 Harley-Davidson-pet peeve: math-likes girls, cars, sports, hunting, and progressive jazz-dislikes homelessons-seen at Costa's Service Station or Tassy's with Mike, Jim, Denny, Art, and Ken-radio and T. V. broadcasting. Activities: Press Club 35 Dance Committees 2, Football 2, 3. PHYLLIS ANNE CAVICCHI Tiger- Please pay your ten-cent-a-week! -secretly desires to win an argument with Wirtzy, Just once- pet peeve: Spoolie-likes anything different, Ma , World Lit, F.D.-dislikes unruly Pilgrim Staff meet- ings-seen at all sporting events, and at Roger's Super Market-seen with Lyn, Linda, Judy, and Bev-Oh, to drive that T-bird!-you'll see Phyllis at Mount Holyoke next year. Activities: Ten-cent-a-week collector 1, 2, 35 National Honor So- ciety 2, 35 Honor Group 33 S.A.S. 33 Science Fair Winner 1, 23 Biology Science Seminar 2, 33 Lab Staff 1: Latin Club 1: Pilgrim Staff 1, 2, 33 Editor-in-chief 33 Band 1 2 33 Dance Committees' Field Hockey 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 25 Softball 1: Biology Experil menter's Council 1. PAUL LEO CECCARELLI Checca- Hi, Baby, where you going? -secretly de- sires to be famous and wealthy-pet peeve: homework -likes blondes and pizza-dislikes redheads and get- ting up early-seen anywhere in and around Plymouth with Steve, Ken, Dick, and the gang-drives a different car every week-Paul's going to be an accountant. Activities: Band 1, 2, 31 Dance Committees 2, 35 Fund Collector 1. PATRICIA ANN CHASE Patti- Oh, Forget it! -secretly desires to go to Eu- 1'ope and to dangle the world on a string-pet peeve: third period study-likes boys, Pat T.'s parties, and English muffins-dislikes boys fof certain types? - seen at Gambini's and P. T.'s garage with Dottie, Peg- gy, Bev, and Linda-Patti wants to be a teacher. Activities: Pilgrim Staff 3: Dance Committees 2. LORETTA JEAN CORREA Lorry- You're a doll! -pet peeve: broken radiosi likes blue, driving his '52 Ford, clothes, and his little brother-dislikes rainy days, bugs, long home- lessons, and being called little girl -seen at Tassy s with the Van Twinkles or working at the Plymouth Baking Co.-What's at Burdett, Lorry? Activities: Marching oii-is 1, 2, :ig Biology Science Seminar 2. Lab Staff 1, 2, 133 Latin Club 1: Pilgrim Staff 2, 25: Phot0Zl'2IH1Y Editor 3. 25 . A' .A... W I av .y .- bv M' ' Lil' A 3.- J fag, .,', ,. 1 '. fi.. 441, .f,.,. 1 . f f mf 1 f , A ' of 4 'ff . . ., ,., , fu C Mil. 1-fm' 'sf -cf? s .. 'T' ,, r .N X .L .t.., I 1 Fi ' 1- f . -s I A - E . ,m5.,gzJ K A i . vs I. .- -cg ' 1. . -' t ' '. .R K .V If... V' .J , .9 . 1 -.Qv-at ' 'Aki MARGARET LOUISE COSTA Peggy- How cunnin! -secretly desires to have -1 little P's-pet peeve: third period study'-likes pizza, French fries, baby sister, and of course Pete-seen with Dottie, Pat, Linda, Kathy, Jane, and Pete - Pegrgy looks forward to school or marriage. Activities: Volley Ball l: Class Color Committee. JEAN MARIE COTTI Jeanie- Don't look at me! -secretly desires to bowl over 100-pet peeve: quiet study halls-likes pizza, T-birds, Fred and the Air Force-dislikes moody boys and those unexpected tests-seen at the bowling alley --seen with Carole, Bren, Pearl, and J. Y.--Jeanie wants to attend Becker Junior College. Activities: Bunk Teller l, 21 Honor Group Zlg Office VVorker 12, 33 Seller 1, 2: Pilgrim Staff Jig Dance Committee 35: Volley LINDA JEAN COURTNEY Lindai E-e-e-e-el -secretly desires to have natural- ly curly hair-pet peeve: nervous people-likes pizza, jazz, Mr. Holmes, and Johnny Mathis-dislikes waiting for peopleiseen at Tassy's and in Brockton-Linda's heart is set on I.B.M. School. Activities: Press Club 33 Pilgrim Staff 12, 31 Dance Committees 124 Volley Ball 12: Special Typist Zi. GEORGE LEWIS COVELL Skinny- VVhat-me worry? -secretly desires to have a secret desire-George is never peevedl-likes rhythm and blues, and recess--dislikes liver, homework, jazz, homework, scrambled eggs, and homework-seen all over the pvlace-with Glenn, Fred, Dick, and Dave - Cartooning. CHARLES WINSLOW CRAIG, JR. Charlie- It's for the birds! -secretly desires to strike oil-pet peeve: long lunch lines-likes driving Ford's, teasing Cindy, and football-dislikes women drivers, and that certain someone fooling with the car-seen at the Kingston Sunoco Station-seen with Cindy or the boys-plans on the Service or marriage. Activities: Football 3. 26 LR' in Happy homemaker. What do you mean Uget up!! ? Who you looking for? l Ambition personified 3 l OK boys, the coast is clear. wr? So everybody happy? Y X f 5 9 22,154 1,2 , i -,.,f--M 1522 ,, ' The Leaning Tower of Dickson. Whistle while you work. All right, I'm leaving. .LJ- 1 Telephone, Telegraph, Telawoman. JANE .GRACE DEIGHTON Janey - How you bees? -secretly desires to own Bernard's-pet peeve: Janey's never peeved -likes sleeping, Mr. Harrell's jokes, chocolate cake, and Ron- nie, Ronnie, Ronnie-dislikes dirty cars, dungarees, and cowboy pictures-seen working for Daddy and at Ronn1e's house-seen with Kit, Bren, Kathy, Ron - You'll never guess Janey's plans. Activities: Volley Ball 1. HENRY DICKSON JR. Butch- Ain't that ducky! -secretly desires to be a millionaire-pet peeve: that emphatic NON when he asks for the car-likes pizza, lobster, fried clams, and milk-dislikes English-seen at Tassy's or Le- land's with Tracy, John. Dave, Warren, and Bill - llkes s1ster's Ford-Bentley School of Accounting Activities: Band 1, 2, 33 Graduation Committee for Decorations: Radio Club 1, 2. DENIS DYER Diapers- I don't care! -secretly desires-oh, how naughty, Denis!-pet peeve: school-likes hunting and that certain girl-dislikes Working--seen in Kingston and at her house-seen with Steve, Joe, Kenny, and Dick-drives a Cadillac!-either college or Navy bound. Activities: Football 2: Baseball 1. ERIC GUSTAF ENGSTROM Gustaf- Bull! -He secretly desires to own a chopped and channeled '32 Ford roadster with a Chevy engine- wow!-pet peeve: Mrs. Urann's English tests-likes cars, especially Bussolari's-those art classes-dis- likes pizza, Plymouths, and junked-up cars-future plans? art school, of course-look for him anywhere and everywhere with brother Dave, Jock, Dave R.- that hot red '51 Plymouth station wagon. Activities: Banker 1: S.A.S. 3: Radio Club 1, 2, 35 Ticket Seller 33 Pilgrim Staff-Co-Editor of Art: Band 1: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3: Jr. Prom. LINDA JANE ESTES Lin- Gunga Din -secretly desires to live a week without a worry-pet peeve: boys who can't dance- likes sports, Rollo , dancing, clothes, and the op- posite sex-dislikes people who are late, and study hall-seen at Tassy's, Gambini's, and working at Smiths-seen with Lyn, Marcia, and the Van Twinkles -Bridgewater State Teacher's College. Activities: Lab Staff 13 Latin Club 15 Pilgrim Staff 2, Business Manager 35 Dance Committees 1, 2, 35 Field Hockey 1, 3, Basket- ball 2, 3: Tennis 33 Softball 2, 35 Volley Ball 2. , affair 35555, X X X ,l ' if f ,af . ,X -f . y V, -,W f f 3 wr , , ..,, , , if M K we W -i,,,. 2v hvf Lb -'Ulf 'sw 54 'Zu .MW Www N, ff. p. ,W Fr re-. , 'U S M, -fb, ,. ws x K we 1 V? if- ES, .Q R N J fs. , wi M'-z if 15, iv AW' ,wwe- Y 5, die, V ei' .. Q. Q M? M V vziiifk AKEEYAH FERNANDES Kiki- Swayl -secretly desires to get to know a certain someone from Wareham a little better-pet peeve: Janie's teasing-likes dancing and clothes- dislikes sloppy dressers-seen at Gambini's or on the Cape with Jan, Margie, and Reggie-Kiki thinks she might like to join the Air Force. Activities: Office Assistant 255 Ticket Seller 33 Pilgrim Staff 3: Dance Committee Zig Basketball l, 2: Volley Ball 2. GENE CAROLYN FERRI Genie- Don't worry about it! -secretly desires to date a certain someone-pet peeve: Terri talking about Denny-likes lobster and babysitting for Ricky- dislikes homework and riding buses-seen at 3 Court Street or driving a '57 Ford-seen with Jeanette, Pearl, Judy, and Terri-Genie plans to retire at 18-Good Luck! Activities: Honor Group Zig Office Assistant 1: Ticket Seller I: Pilgrim Staff 3: Dance Committee fl: Music Committee for Gradua- tion. KATHLEEN ROSE FOHRDER Kathy- How should I know '? -secretly desires to be able to get away with chewing gum in Mrs. Gardner's room-pet peeve: being called girlie -likes lVayne, pizza, and doubling with Peg and Pete-dislikes the changes in Plymouth High-seen with the girls and, or course, Wayne-at the movie and the bowling alley-Kathy plans to continue working at Loring's and to marry. Activities: Ten-Cent-A-YVeek Collector 1, 2. 3. YVONNE BURDETT FOREST Vonnie- I'm comin'. -secretly desires to go to Ha- waii on her honeymoon-pet peeve: conceited boys - likes tall boys, chocolate frappes, and L. T.-dislikes shoes-seen in North Plymouth or working at Vllool- worth's-seen with Bev, Brenda, Pauline, Carole and Lee-Yonnie plans to enter hairdressing school. Activities: Banker 3: S.A.S. 3: Pilgrim Staff 3: Dance Committees 2, 3: Jr. Prom General Committee 2. BARBARA JOAN FORNI Barbie- What am I going to do? -secretly desires to see Fabian in person-likes Phil, coffee frappes, pizza, and Mr. Holmes-dislikes gym, getting up, food in general-seen at Gambini's or Tassy's with Phil or the Van Twinkles-Barbie is still undecided about the future. Activities: Pilgrim Staff 3. 28 he 5 f l Il P - M This is mine. Want a bite 'Z Cafeteria is crowded again. , it Wk: 5 if A .15 1 I 1 - ' fe' ' 'El-iz: 1 i ' fi g.. E . Y - .,, -X A I . Hard working girl. Picture of things to come :Tk I' Q M Q -gwywia H'-N.. Pretty soon I'll use a ball. Between class break. V It s who s up front that counts Just made a big sale. Hi, everybody! JAMES LEONARD FORTINI Jim- Going to the links today? -Secretly desires to hit a golf ball 300 yards with a hockey stick-pet peeve: French-likes golf, hockey, Ma , and Mr. Harrell-dislikes the school cafeteria and homework- seen at the Plymouth Country Club and Joe Grecco's with Den, Jim, Paul, Don and Mark. Activities: 10c-a-week collector 1. KENNETH RICHARD FORTINI Beans- You're crazy! -Secretly desires to become an Admiral in the Navy-pet peeve: always being broke-likes cars, pool, and money-dislikes study hall, homework, and English-seen at the Rat Hole with Ken, Art, Stan, and Van-Navy, here I come! Activities: Radio Club 1, 2, 3: Ticket Sellers 1, 2. RONALD EDWARD FRAZIER Ronny- Joe Coolie! -secretly desires to get on high- est honors-likes Sinatra, Dickie's laugh, and Sandy's pony tail-dislikes goofy girls-pet peeve: that cer- tain junior cheerleader-seen at Jay's, Tassy's, and Dickie's station with Doug, Jim, Renato, and Doug- oh, to beat Doug at Billiards-Ronny plans to join the service. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2. BARBARA LOUISE FULLER Barbie- Oh, sugar! -seen with Peggy, Lorry, Margie, and Linda-to give a shoeman a hard time-loves steak, sugar doughnuts, ice cream, and him - doesn't like people who say, Where's your honielesson? I need it! -seen slaving at Tedeschi's-plans to go to college and marry that certain someone. Activities: Bank Teller 2, 33 S.A.S. 2, 33 Pilgrim Staff 3: Dance Committee 2. SUSAN KATHERINE GELLAR Suky--'tYou better believe it! -seen with Jan, Ginny, Jo, Jim, Stevie, Gary, and Johnny-likes riding in the black 1950 Chev-to own and build a hot rod out of a '32 Ford- Ma Urann fan-seen working at Gellar's Snack Bar-pet peeve: 3rd period study-headed for art school. Activities: Pilgrim Staff 3: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Score Keeper. 29 af ' . ff : ffm. ., 4, , ' .2 Z W GQ Q. ' f WT A? cv ,, -A 'Q pp' ,Mi 1. if ,, ,, '4 1 .1 ws Sf' ' 12 :fx ' 1. iv 1-.wk ' 22+ ,E-E-fag?-.g 'g -.ij if ' , ,, 'lx is , Q y i ' X, v,g I -iia . :ai . - 'f ' :knife- 1 2 1 5 J. 'ba 5. sup ff--up bmw , ' Q W fbxlx fu Qw..,.,n JE? , t ,M W I , -XQM . 'Q V ts11.,lglyl,y5,,,,5,, - ' MW 1 'QI Y ... i j' ..,. .w.,' :rh . x v 'nd-1. .W s 1.855 .sk f , , W ,N ,f A 3, N1 X s t .l in Y . 'Nw -. ' 'if 'x A vi I I , .1 ts-,.. .-,, -1 I-:gi 1 VICTORIA ROSE GHERINGHELLI Vicki- No sweat -Always smiling-seen with Pam, Anne, Kate, Stevie, Gail, and Woody -likes riding around in her '55 Merc.-a '48 Ford with a certain mechanic-Secret desire:To pull the fire alarm during lunch-seen eating potato chips at the Monomet Youth Club. Activities: Pilgrim Staff 35, Dance Committee 2, 3, PATRICIA ANN GHIDONI Pat- Tsh, Chee-e-el -Always smiling-secret desire: to own a chehuahua, and go to Italy-pet peeve: getting up early Monday mornings-likes Ray, pizza, lfrencn fries, clothes and chocolate sundries-dislikes conceited people-future plans: marry Ray, secretarial work-seen at the Sherman Ranch, South Wey- mouth-seen with Ray, Dickie M., Bev, Yonnie and Peggy-petite and cute. Activities: Pilgrim Staff 35 Graduation Decoration Committee. LAURIE ANNE GOODWIN I'm crazy, I really am! -cute cheerleader-seen with Linda, Judy Bee, Jackie, Brenda, trail, and alike- likes lvlr. Harrell, linguica and oi course, short boys- headecl for college lU. of R. I.lWpet peeve: boy's that can't dance---one ol' Mrs. Whitingfs little helpers. Activities: Bank 'IK-ller LZ, Jig National Honor Society 2, 3, Honor Group 593 Office .-Xsslsluril 34, L'hm-rlvanlcr Zig Marching: Girls 1, 2, S.A,S. 243 Class 'licasnrer Ilg Sl'll?l1K'l' l'alr Winner 11, Lab Stafl lp Iliillll Lflull lg Press Club lg liank S43 lilrl's Slate LZ: l'llg!'lIl'l Staff l, Lf, Zig Editor 11, Jig Uance Lllllllllllllbk' 2, LS, General CIIITIYTIIIICO Z: Field Hockey l, 25 liaskctliall l, LIL Sufllnall lg Volley Ball 2: Glec Cluli l, S.A.S. Typist. ALLEN NORMAN GRIFFIN Griff- How much do you wanna bet '? -secretly de- sires to be the first Mayor of Manoinet-pet peeve: cars without radios-likes girls, luamomet, CBUIILHCS, and food in general-dislikes school, homework, and split recesses-seen most anywhere in Manomet with the Pine hill Billies-plans to attend Radio :Sz T. V. Broadcasting School. Activities: Press Club 35 Radio Club 2, 3: Glee Club 2. if :li li w N 1 r lg.. b SUSAN CROILTLINGER I-'Q' fe .5 . , , . ., . . Sue- Oh, Chickie'-seen with Lhickie, Wendy, An- fi ' ' ' nette, and Linda-found in Chiltonville' driving her '55 ' , Ford Station Wagongsecret desire: to get 1000 in l math-dislikes busy work, Lawrence Welk-likes sleep- ':'- inf: late, eating, Frank Sinatra. , ,, I Activities: Ten-Cent-a-Week Collector 31 National Honor Society as 2, Jig Biology Science Seminar: Pilgrim Staff, Literary to-Editor 3. ' 30 X , 'QS n tg.. , -N-A What an appetite! ---sw-fx. . P 1' lv -yr. 'Ling 1-' 'A li 3 3' Ray dreamer. Oh shucks, I'm not shy. .f ls rf' ,I 1 X The Neverely Brothers. Come on, let go! il Eat, drink, and be merry. Here, I'll show you how. ' !,'. Help! Not bad. z , fe, 2' it KR f ,-1 , . it . xy? W' f-' .A .X I ,E I .A A , W., ,'..gi4 3'Gl ' f. Termites! MARY CLAIRE GUARALDI Mary-'Tm hungry -seen at Gambini's with Barbie, Linda, Kathy, and the Van Twinkles -- likes food, clothes, and Frankie Avalon-secret desire: to travel around the World-plans to enter nursing - dislikes customers who don't know their own minds-Mary, What's playing at the movies ? Activities: Pilgrim Staff 3: Dance Committees 2, 3: Field Hockey 31 Softball 3. ANDREW JAMES GUERRA Gus- Three cheers! C'Est la vie! -our president- secretely desires an A in English--Whats the attrac- tion on the Cape, Gus?-to go to Business College- Wants a senior corridor-Are there any volunteers?- S.A.S. fan-those cool shoes-seen with Dot, Dick, Mike, Don, Tom, and Bob-that poor Chev. Activities: Bankers 2: Ten-Cent-a-Week Collector 1, 2, 3: S.A.S. 1, 2, 3: Ticket Seller 2, 35: Pilgrim Staff 1, 2, 3: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3: Jr. Prom-General Committee 2: Basketball 1: Base- ball 1, 2: Vice-President 1: President 2, 3. JUDITH ANN VERONICA GUERRA Blue eyes- Let's have a party! -oh, to have long, straight, black hair--seen with B. B., Mary, Sandra, the girls, and Joey-likes riding in that '57 Mercury -Doesn't like jealous boys-wants to be an interior decorator in California. Activities: Glee Club 2. JUDITH ANN GUIDETTI Judy- C'est la vie -likes to write notes in class- seen with Peter, Coot, Pearl, J V., Kathy, Nancy, Bren, and Debbie-dislikes homework and getting up in the morning-secret desire: a secret-would like to own a white Thunderbird-pet peeve: being lectured - seen working in Balboni's or walking with Peter. Activities: Ten-cent-a-week collector 3: Pilgrim Staff 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Program Handler 2. MARTIN KENT GUNTHER Marty- You know -has a special yen to play all the record albums in Angie's-likes to sleep late - hates all bossy teachers-a North Plymouth guy - headed for either army or East Coast Aeronautical Tech.-seen with the Worm, Jimmy, Bill, Tim, and Charlie-the shy type. Activities: Football 1, 2. 31 ,X .xi ' v if W ' .. rw 9.5, if f I ,gk ,... r l f f ff f Q f W 1 f tww 1, . We ,V , s 'Y ,. I f fl!-4,2 if I Zi f 'V ' 0 f ' ' 1 . A 'Www 17'-'-'-v.. fr' V- 1 ,. ,, '- 1' .. -, ':.:J ' f- ' 'W9,:js-fjj.-Q1 .1 mfg. , 5 , X f 1 iz, ,fa if-,f f J, ., V 5, . lf? J AA AA' 3 Sf '11 . -1-2 I nge f H . W . - , , f fe ., ,M Nlhul ,, '. fa .f -X' V Q. wiv NW' '06 BENJAMIN HALL Ben- What's the scoop? -Oh, to have a million dol- lars-that '32 roadster-his pet peeve is his brother Bob-he likes blondes treal ones?-headed for the service after graduation - hates homelessons-seen Everywhere, with Ralph, Bill, and the Green Mountain oys. Activities: Press Club lip Ticket Sellers 2. ROBERT SHERWOOD HALL, JR. Whitey- Chock it up to fate. -always happy-secret desire: to be a beatnik for a year-doesn't work, doesn't want to-pet peeve: Joe and Renato's ranking -likes sports, jazz, and eating-pretty eyes, and oh, so tall-dislikes getting up for school in the morn- ing-Air Force or business school-seen riding with Fuzzy when he's not playing football or basketball- seen with Joe, Fuzzy, Renato, and Stan-drives a 1969 T-bird. Activities: Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 13 Volley Hall 25 Glcv Club l, 2. DAVID HARRINGTON HALUNEN Davie- Oh, boy! -secret desire: go to Scandinavia and marry a million dollars-pet peeve: girls who think too much of themselves-likes driving, hunting, travel-dislikes homework, hunters who shoot phea- sants-plans a future in the U. S. Coast Guard - seen with the Chiltonville Militia-with Ken, Dick, John, Bill, Don, Poke-his blue Rambler wagon. Activities: Bank 1: Radio Club 1, 12: Track 2, 3. LINDA MAY HARLOW Lin- Ya, I know, but . . . -secret desire: marriage and three kids-pet peeve: people who say, Are you and Margaret sisters? -likes pizza, clothes, second period study-dislikes getting up early, people who stack lockers, homework-to be an elementary school teacher-seen at Gam's-with Judy, Laurie, Margaret, Barbie, Annette, Chickie. Activities: Honor Group 3: Lab Staff 1: Latin Club 1: Pilgrim Staff 3: Basketball Manager 2. 3: Volley Ball 23 Glee Club 1. 23 Class Motto Committee. MARGARET WINSLOW HARLOW But, Honey! -secret desire: make a career of the A Sz P-pet peeve: people who call her Maggie - likes pizza, cheeseburgers, steak, a certain '47 Ply- mouth-dislikes fussy grocery shoppers, boring people -future medical secretary-seen at the A Sz P- with Gail, Linda, Barbie and Dave-in a Gray Ghost . Achivities: Honor Group 3: Office Worker 3: Latin Club 1: Volley Ba 2. 32 Rigor Mortis. Good-bye, cruel world So, who's running against me? Looking at the Rogue's Gallery. Can't see without them. But I don't want to swap! Making her fortune. How about a stepladder. Oh, It's messed up again. Last one off. WAYNE MORRIS HASKINS Marlon-seen with Ginny, Al, Ray, and Don-fdislikes Chem. and math tests-plans to enter Coast Guard Academy-secret desire: to take a trip to Canada on his motorcycle, the ,55 Harley Davidson, that is-likes hamburgers and frappes-seen at Scrambles and on Mayflower II. Activities: Dance Committee 2, 3. NANCY HATHAWAY Nance- Oh . . . Honey! -Secretly desires to sail around the world on a raft-pet peeve: no mail on Sundays-likes sailing, writing letters, dancing, and phone calls-dislikes corny jokes, windless days, so few vacations-seen at the P. Y. C., Jordon Hospital Lab, and Leland's with Jackie, Swifty, and Judy Bee- drives a blown-up roller skate-Bates bound. Activities: Honor Group 3: Marching Girls 1, 2, 3: Science Fair Winner 1, 2: Biology Science Seminar 3: Lab Staff 1: Latin Club 1: Pilgrim Staff 1, 2, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: TCO-Editor of Senior Specials. RUTHANNE HOLMAN Chickie- Oh, no! -secret desire: to be a singer on Broadway-hates people who are always late-lil-ze' French fries, second study period, Miss Jacques-dis likes spiders-to be a nurse in Africa-a Chiltonville girl-seen at Gambini's, Plimoth Plantation f seen with Susan, Linda, Wendy, and Annette. Activities: Honor Group 3: S.A.S. 1: Latin Club 1: Pilgrim Staff 3: Basketball 1 : Manager Girls 3: Volley Ball 2. CLAUDIA RUTH HOLMES Claude- How do you know? f-secret desires: to go lu Hawaii: get her licensefpet peeve: arguing with David-likes cheeseburgers, French fries, pizzas, Mrs. Raymond-dislikes punctuation tests, people who are late, not eating lunch-future: maybe a business school-seen at Tassy's with the Van Twinkles- seen with Mary, Helen, Ruth. Activities: 10c-a-week Collector l 1 Pilgrim Staff 2: Library Staff 2, GORDON MATTHEW HOLMES Let's go hunting -seen with Dan, Don, Bill, and Linda-Air Force bound-pet peeve: girls who try to run a boy's life-dislikes school--wants to own a helicoptor-seen in a '52 black Chevy-likes cars and going out with the guys. Activities: Baseball 2. 33 af. , ,Q-k , V x.. fi ik We ,QS af? as ,I ' 4iEifl4w'?P I wi . . 1' gf .V AJ.- fbi , Q , 1.7373 fi inlg . ,F f2'?l?e 47? N4 0- 'M' fy . .0 'Q ff, . It , Wm . ...f 4,7 4, M ffw,xw'i, an f if 1' . inf, Q- Ai '-4 V 4: .QD W? 45 -.ue -.W 5- -A lf HELEN EDWIDGE HOLMES Helen- What? -Secret desire: marry a millionaire and take a trip to England-pet peeve: being called Holmesie -likes to eat pizza, talk in 7th period study-dislikes Mr. Pyle's jokes, walking instead of riding - future: business school - seen at Gambini's with Claudia, Mary, and Ruthie-seen driving her brotherls car. Activities: Library Staff 1. CHARLES FRANCIS JESSE Charlie- Joe Coolie -secretly desires to nlace 11 certain '36 on the road-seen with Renato and Whitey -What goes on at those weekend parties?-Uncle Sam will call after graduation-seen with Fran, Tav, Maz, Billy, Jug, Earl, Don, and the rest of the guys- Peter Pan. Activities : S.A.S. 2. NANCY FLORENCE JOHNSON Nancy- Oh, no! -would like to have her own car- a new wardrobe of expensive clothes-likes pizza, gen- eral clerical, and that certain someone from Hanson- seen at Gambini's with Hope, Carlo, Gretchen, Suzie, and Judy-a future hairdresser-Frank, Frankl-dis- likes homework, conceited boys, history, and Monday mornings-pet peeves: getting up early on Saturday mornings, young sister. JACQUELINE BETTY KELLER Jackie- Oh, fiddlestickslu-our head Drum Majorette -secret desire: Can't tell you, it's a secret-pet peeve: a car that won't start when she's in a hurry-good dresser-likes a certain World Lit teacher's jokes, play- ing golf, and sitting on a pillow in school-dislikes getting up in the morning, rainy Saturdays-future plans: college and teaching-seen coming into 301 at 7:59 A. M.-seen with Nancy, Marcia, Judy, Laurie, and Dottie-Drives a '51 gray Plymouth convertible- Come on, Peanuts! Activities: Banker 1, 2, 3: Natinoal Honor Society 2, 3: Honor Group 3: Office NVorker 3: Marching Girls 1, 2, 3: S.A.S. Secretary 3: Science Fair Winner 1, 2: Latin Club 1: Press Club 1: Pilgrim Staff 1, 2, 3: Dance Committees 2. 3: Field Hockey 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Biology Experimenter's Council 1. BRIAN DAVID KENDRICK Gato- Let's split -to have the world's largest record collection-likes jazz, darkness, and spinach-bound for New Orleans to live a life of ease-seen with Chick, Frank, and Fuzzy at Del's or Seaside-dislikes pe- roxide, lipstick, tests, and Lawrence Welk-pet peeve: 7th period study-awfully quiet-a Rembrandt of '60, Activities: Art Awards 2, 3: Decoration Committee for Graduation. Pilgrim Staff 3. 34 So, who reads signs. Half an octopus. Pause that refreshes. The Cushion Kid Full of life. M Use Dash in your automatic. Hope the bed holds up. Woman! Rebel Rouser! The bigger they are . . . WILLIAM ARTHUR KITCHEN Kitch- Aw, Shucks - No guff -pet peeve: terror of 3rd floor, Ma -dislikes stupid tourists, school- would like to be super super aboard Mayflower - a future mechanical engineer-likes Fuzzy, dancing, and good times-seen with Don, Dave, Ken, Dick and D'eko at the Canoe Club-seen at Pete's, Leland's or bowling -drives '58 Red Streak Pontiac. Activities: Banker 35 Radio Club 2g Band 2, 3, Dance Committee 23 Track 2, 3, Cross Country 3. KATHERINE ELIZABETH LITTLE Kit- Thanks, thanks a load! -would like to enroll in an all-boys school-pet peeve: not being able to chew gum in school-plans to enter nursing program at Brockton City Hospital-seen anywhere and every'- where with Janey, Bren, Dee, and the gang-likes pizza, Ma , Cap , gum and boys-dislikes being call- ed Kitty or Katrina Liz. Activities: Pilgrim Staff Il, Dance Committees 1, 2, 35 Field Hockey 1, 23 Softball 1, 23 Volley Ball 25 Glee Club 1. DONIVEE LOPRESTI Dee- Oh, well -would like to revise school system- likes Man, recess, Henry, and getting in and out of trouble-room 101 peeves her-dislikes Mr. Young's rats, 5th period study, tests, gym-seen at hospital, Manomet Youth Club, with the Manomet crowd, on lst floor, and with Kit and Henry-to be a nurse- loves that '50 Merc. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1. DON ACHILLE MACCAFERRI Gook- That's the breaks -secret desire: secret - likes dogs, linguica sandwiches, Mr. Desisto, food and sports-Who's J. B.?-dislikes talkative girls, getting up for school and sprints at practice-seen at College Pond and everywhere with Silva, Souza, Rego, Gus, Scanlon and Spoolie-headed for engineering school- seen driving a '56 Chevy beachwagon. Activities: Banker lg Ten-Cent-A-Week Collector 1, 25 Pilgrim Staff 1, 33 Football 2, 33 Basketball l, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, Iii Cross Country 1: Volley Ball 2. RICHARD ALFRED MARINELLA Dick - Don't sweat it! - loves those girls - fourth period-to desert Plymouth-seen with Pat KL Ray and the Van Twinkle Chasers-cool driver in that blue '51 Plymouth-doesn't like dramatic girls, public opinion and gossip-seen wherever the Plymouth will take him. Activities: Office Messenger ii: Pilgrim Staff 33 Dance Commit- tee 35 Volley Ball 2. iff - .Zia kr 'Tiff- X ROBERT MARINELLA Bob- Don't sweat it! -secret desire: to be an Ad- miral on an aircraft carrier-hot fudge sundaes, girls, pizza, and Mrs. Bagnall-seen at Ruth Ann's, Manomet Youth Club, and at the movies on Friday nights with Dave, Pete, and Al-Navy, here I come!-pet peeve: not being able to talk in study-that '59 Chev.g too bad it's Ma's. DEBORAH ANN MARSH Debbie- Heaven Forbid! -secret desire: to leave Manomet and travel--seen at Tassy's with the Van Twinkles-oh, those bus drivers who speed and girls who gossip-likes tall boys and spaghetti-pet peeve: The Nose -to business school-with Lillian, Bev, Jeanne, Pauline, and Mary--Oh, that '48 Plymouth Bomber l Activities: Bank Teller ZZ: Ten-Cent-A-VVeek Collector 1, 2, 3: Honor Group 35 Pilgrim Staff 35 Dance Committee 1, 2. BRUCE ARTHUR MARTIN Fuzzy -where seen? everywheref-'seen with Stan. Whitey, Mick, and Cato-future plans: to be a Califor- nia beatnikfpet pecve: People who don't dig ab- stracts!-driving in his '-121 Fortlmlikes jazz, motor- cycles, and life in general-Oh, that 7th period study! -dislikes nervous people-secret desire: to grow a beard-trips to Boston-What's Fuzzy's favorite say- ing? GAIL ELIZABETH MARTIN Gail- You Known-to have a little girl named Cheryl Ann-pet peeve: getting up in the morning--seen at Jordon Hospital and in a '50 Ford-likes arguments with Mr. Harrell and trips to New Hampshire-with Maggie, Pauline, Claudia, Vicki, and VValt-dislikes teachers who mark unfairly-to marry a certain guy. Activities: Bank Teller 3: Office Assistant 3: Ticket Seller 1. JANICE ANN MARTIN Janny- That did it! -one of our cheerleaders-to be with that certain boy that's in the Marines - Frankie's dimples, dancing, boys! boys! boys!-dislikes not having a senior corridor-with Ki Ki, Margie. Nan, Joyce, Diane, and the girls-to go to beautician school with Ki Ki and Margie-seen at Gam's and Tassy's- pet peeve: corny people. Activities: Cheerleader 2, 35 S.A.S. 3: Pilgrim Staff 3: Dance Committee 2, 33 Basketball 13 Softball 1: Volley Ball 25 Glee Club 1, 2. 5931 Whata ya mean, 'Are they bittinl' , o V.- ,, . - - L. .4 knit I ' issue' Yep, they're still there. Beat. Wally, are you in there? LsT.'.'z1ilQ E-if 1151 9 44,35 site. 'Ex , - -f .jSE1.'N sn C, -N 1-A' . 4- g ' c 'P Cheer leader leader. Miss Sink of 1960. .4 4 A, ,, What a doll. Studious type. : ' z':'e.... V Z . , if v 3 , , , W , I I ,155 ' ' ', ,ffjii-52, -. f ' , ,. A 1? ivj cf ' vm Drag Watcher. Breaking in new help. MARY AGNES MAZALEWSKI Maz- What am I gonna do? -secret desire: a secret -pet peeve: Working on Saturday mornings and stay- ing after school-likes boys, vanilla frappes, Mr. Har- rell, p j. parties, and talking to Dickie-dislikes catty girls and third period study-with Sandra, Judy G., Judy R., Marie, Joey, Nan, and the girls-seen at Tassy's, Brockton, and Hyannis-to be an airline hostess and go to California in September. Activities: Ticket Seller 2: Dance Committees l, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Volley Ball 23 Library Staff 2: Glee Club 1, 2. LILLIAN KATHLEEN MAZZILLI Sister- What did you say? -to see the faculty in Bermuda shorts-pet peeve: Ronnie and his teasing and long lunch lines-seen at Tassy's with Debbie, Bev, Jeanne, and Van Twinkles-likes eating, clothes, Johnny Mathis, and dancing-.dislikes homework, be- ing short, straight hair, and conceited people-oh, to drive Dad's Chev and that certain Merc. Activities: Ticket Seller 2: Pilgrim Staff 2, 35 Dance Committees 1. 2, 3: Jr. Prom-General Committee: Volley Ball 2. VERNON ANDREW MCGOFF Verniseen with Johnny, Dave, and Rouchicfeoh, that '52 red 8: white Mercf- 'sccn cvcrywlicrc anal anywln-rc -pet peeve: bald tires and flats-J'What's thc Home Arts homelesson, Johnny? -money, money, moncy, and staying out late nights-secret desire: to teach English anywhere but Plymouthifuturee--Unclc Sain bound--dislikes English and getting home early. Activities: Ten-cent-:1-week collector 2. EDWARD ARNOLD MCKINNON Mickey-t'Don't sweat it, man! -seen at Tassy's SL Costa's Gas Station-one of the First National boys- What's down at White Horse Beach?-that Wild Child -48 Merc. convertible-pet peeve: squares that flon't dig loud pipesf-dislikes Ma Urann's lt-sts and work in general-seen with Fuzzy, Stan, Fred, Dick, Tommy, Dave, and Bob - future plans: Military Academy. Activities: Cross Country 1. CAROLYN JEAN MISKELLY Lyn- Seen Bill? --star athlete-a Fiat fan-eSmith's -seen around the Girls' Locker room-eshe's one of the Holmes Terrace Clan-Gambini's - with Linda, Marsha, and the other Sistcrs esecretly flcsircs to play bucket man-Summers are spent teaching tennis to small fry. Activities: Banker 3: Marching Girls 1, 2, 3: Jr. Prom---General Committee: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2 ,3: Tennis l, 23 Softball 1: Pilgrim Staff 2: Girls' Sports Editor 3. 37 -A .MX 754m l . Y fe 'MEG v ' if X., ,Q '? , Q U 90' 5 4 , -.0 ' ' --fi fx y 96- X' 1, V x., K 1 -an, x g., -I -N 19' A , ' . mf 514 :53 1 , CHARLES PERRY MONIZ Charlie-t'Hey, Sam, do your Global? -Very shy?- secret desire: to own a '53 Merc. convertible-pet peeve: 5th period study-nice eyes-likes cars, girls, jazz, and pizza-dislikes black coffee, and Chevy pow- erglides-future plans: Air Force and marriage - nice personality-seen with Roger, Bob, Bill, Marty and the guys. WILLIAM MORINI Bill- So what! -seen slaving at Padovani's Drug Store-secret desire: to own a new car-has an in- terest in the junior class-pet peeve: nosey girls - likes eating, working on the car, and sleeping-dis- likes getting up in the morning, and bossy people - seen with Barbara, Roger, Marty, and Jim-a real nice smile-seen riding around, at the Rat Hole or at Skipp's-his '51 Ford. EDGAR FRANK MURRAY Ed-t'VVhat's new? -likes all girls-dislikes math tests-secret desire: to own a 19130 Thunderbird- seen roller skating and at the bowling alleysiwith Allen and Warren-plans for future: unknown-so quiet-pet peeve: Ma Urann's tests. BARBARA LOUISE NELSON Barb- E-e-e-e-el -secretly desires to see the ole' gang at Saratoga-loves P. J. parties-Paula's looks peeve her no end-an old car fan-Tassy's-with Judy. Mary, Linda, The Bopper. and the girls-'-19 Buick. Activities: Glee Club 2. ALLAN NIEMI, JR. Nemo-seen at Georges Gas Station with Jimmy. Al, and the guys on Summer Street-seen in a oi Pontiac gheuded for service or college-11 flirt-likes old It must be interesting! r Let's flip to see who buys. Am I boring you? Hope that water stops rising. cars with big overhead lllOfO1'S+ J92llllll9 with the Light Brown Hair. Activitiesi Bunk Teller lg Boys State 23 Valley Ball 2. 4 Surprise. The morning after the night before! Ye Old Ancient Mariner. .grave Either bigger desks or smaller chairs. What's in the bottle? Study hall! xiii ,L w ANNE RAFTER NOTINI Nancy Im insulted' to be a great singer with 7 kids likes music W01k1l'1g at Jordan Hospital that lab staff in 101 Oh those Friday night paitiesl sixth period Driver Education dislikes Jazz homework, and skimpy pay checks pet peeve being 5 3 headed fo1 nuising school seen at Jordan Hospital Manomet and 101-with Sharon Al Vickie Alice and Manomet kids -that 59 Chevie! Activities: Biology Science Seminar 2 35 Lab Staff 1, 2 31 Radio Club 3: Pilgrim Staff 3: Dance Committees 1 2 3g Volley Ball 25 Travel Club 1, 2, 3: Press Club 3: Glee Club 1, 2. WARREN JAMES OTTINO Oatsieuheaded for the Marines-those long trips to R. T.-hates women drivers-Zanello's truck-secretly desires a wild, wild life-The Surf Club-homework, ugh!-seen with Henry, Bill, and Sam-'tYes, Sir! - Harry's-Wants a 100 foot schooner-Marine diploma. Activities: Banker 1: Ticket Seller 1, 25 Dance Committees 1, 25 Football 1: Volley Ball 3. SUZANNE PACHECO Suzie--to own a red convertible- I quit! -pet peeve: Pat-that certain Marine-likes pizza and cake-dis- likes Working after school-planning on office work- seen at Leland's, with Jean, Pearl, Jan, Hopie, Cindy, and Dottie. Activities: Ticket Seller 1, 12: Basketball 1: Volley Ball 2. SANDRA ANN PEDRINI Sandy- Go pound tar! -to drive a certain hot Che- vie-secret desire: to have 135 kids and to beat Phyllis in math-likes teasing Danny and eatingf Why is Joyce always picking on nie? -pet peeve: her kid sistergdislikes double recess and being called Shortie -headed for nursing school anfl niarriag'eAseen at Russell Mills Road and at Shwoms'fWith Joyce, Sandy, Doris, Kathy, and Danny. Actix ities: Banker Zig lm--zi-week L'ollt-clor 2, Zi, Nzitionzil llonm' Society 2, 3: Honor iil'Ullll 41 3 lx12ll'l'lll!lLf fiirls l, 12, HL Scif-rice lfziii' ' 'l ' ' ' il ' ' ' 1 i 1 S i Winner l, -3 Lal: Stzifl l, .23 Pigrim Stuff, S1-no' .pe-vul co- editorg Dance Committees l, 25 Field Hockey Z, Hlcc- Club 1, 2. WILLIAM GERALD PELLEGRINI Bill- Hey, rich kid! !Oh, to be Z1 billionaire-seen with Ralph, Sum, Ottino, Dunc, and Sandra-likes girls and driving that 12150 green Ford-seen at Roniano's Pool Room and Quincy Point-plans to work for Uncle Sam. Activities: Football 1. 39 5-yt s-.aff-f .43 ff Quia 55 ,f t 'ti Mfr ff Q f '41, rl ' Q75 awqk if I it Q5 H I' kr K R unnrg W Yfvwq i ELINOR ROSEMARIE PERRY Elly- You know it! -likes pizzas and Rhode Island inhabitants-Elly is our new girl from New Bedford High-dislikes conceited boys: homework-secret de- sire: to get a job and live in California-with Tomi, Jackie, and Jean. Activities: Flower Committee, Graduation. MARCIA DIANE POLICOW Marsh- Hurry up, my hair's gettin fuzzy! -secret desire: to understand herself someday-pet peeve: be- ing called Marcy -likes pink, French fries, Bucky and Stardust -plans to teach kindergarten-seen at Smith's-with Nancy, Fuzz, Linda, Jackie, Joyce, Dotty -a red Corvair or a gold Ford-Ol' Marsh. Activities: Honor Group 3: Marching Girls 1, 2, 3: S.A.S. 1: Class Secretary 3: Latin Club 1: Pilgrim Staff 2, 24: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3: Jr. Prom General Committee: Basketball 3: Glee Club 1, 2, STANLEY JOHN PRATT Stan-- Let's go, Let's go! -a lot of fun-secret de- sire: to own a motorcycle-pet peeve: certain Monday nights-always riding around-likes food, sports. nice cars, and work-dislikes homework, Gook Wagons- desires to become a good cook-seen in Manomet and Plymouth-with Fuzzy. VVhitey, Mickey and Winsor- seen driving a '47 Ford-a really great guy. DAVID LEROY RANDALL Dave- What's up -seen with Donna-likes riding in that baby blue '56 Plymouth-likes Friday night dates and Thunderbirds-secret desire: to keep it a secret- hates getting up in the morning-doesn't like short re- cesses and snobby girls. Activities: Pilgrim Staff 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Track 1. PHILLIP CHARLES RAYMOND Tote- Let's went. -works for the Park Department -secret desire: to play for the Bruins-likes football, hockey, bowling, and frappes-dislikes Joe DeSisto's tackling practice-'headed for business school--tlie quiet type?-pet peeve: a certain teacher-seen at the bowl- ing alley and in town with Dick, Gus, Al, and B. F.- his '50 Olds. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1: Track 2: Ticket Seller 12 Banker 2. New Bedford's loss. D, ll I JI All the comforts of home. He read the sign wrong! Calling Earth! Calling Earth! Right idea. wrong shape! Sagflvyg, W 2, X' Za, ' Xi! WX Athletic type. E I want to be a fireman. . . aww J,2:,,gq.g V , if fi I .,,,,.. ,e,,,., M - 2 I , I 5 A.., - ,M ,e,, W ., Plymouth High dragster Prowler I was held up-by a pole. ROBERT MANUEL REGO Rego- What a sap! -plans to be a technical engi- neer-Oh, those difficult homelessons!-likes pizzas cheeseburgers, sports, sports, and sports and a certain girl from Sacred Heart-seen at sports events every- where-seen with Dave, Rich, Dick, Mike and espe- cially Linda-Richard's Gas Station and Linda's house -dislikes popcorn and 3rd period studyhoh, that '52 Chevy-secret desire: to make all his fantastic wishes come true. Activities: Bank Teller 1, 25 100-a-week collector 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 1, 2: Pilgrim Staff 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 25 General Committee 25 Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 31 Baseball 1, 2, 3. JUDITH ANN ROMANO Judie- Seen anybody? - I'll say -secret desire: to go to California-she likes talking to Dickie S. about her problems-future uncertain-seen with Mary, Ann, Sandra, Linda, and the girls -at Tassy's, Brockton, Hyannis, or in any available car-7th period study is her Waterloo-that Johnny Mathis-pizza-pet peeve: cheering at rainy football games. Activities: Cheerleader 2, 33 Pilgrim Staff 2, 3: Dance Committee 2, 3g Tennis 25 Softball 25 Volley Ball 2. CARL WILLIAM ROTH Armindo-his secret desire is to own a '57 Lincoln Con.-likes just driving around -Here he comes, Air Force!-seen with Henry, Steve, Bob, Allan-pet peeve: those interruptions -always bombing around Mano- met and White Horse in his hot red and white '50 Chrysler-but when he runs out of gas- What do you say? PAUL MICHAEL RYAN George-headed for drafting school-secret desire: to own a movin' '39 Ford coupe-he dislikes girls who smoke-you can find him with Tommy, Doug, K'Van Twinkle Chasers , boys out front- What d'ya say, scuff? -likes working at Samoset Garage-Torrence's laugh-'53 green Plymouth-pet peeve: cars without radios-some teachers never will laugh-if you want him, try outside room 29. Activities: Pilgrim Staff 3: Volley Ball 2. ANN ELIZABETH SAMPSON Ski-dislikes many things -she can be seen in Brock- ton or at Tassy's-those certain green eyes-secret desire:to go to Europe next year-a Van Twinkle--seen with Linda, Paula, Judy R., and the girls- Oh, my gosh, in Boston -likes Mr. Harrell, Russia, and B. I.- future college student-that '53 dark green Chrysler. Activities: Cheerleaders 2, 3: S.A.S. representative 1: Dance Com- mittees 1, 2. ,z-.. , .i fi-.5 . 1 . 155' ' 'iii Z.. A f , 4 - r 1 7-I V ye' , 2 'W- MH .1 W vnlrf 'WM 3441 -,I i. ,Maw 1, u ,Dis an , in get I 5 1 'Zhi 'wi D .. xx' F wi .f - 1' . ,V A , '-my-uf x MARY THERESA SAMPSON Mary Gayle- Hey, Claudia! -the secret desire is to go out with a certain someone-pet eeve: French p i likes Mr. Harrell, blue eyes, pizza, and boys-detests snakes-future plans: Los Angeles County Hospital, California-seen with Pauline, Claudia, Debbie, and Van Twinkles-you can find her at Tassy's-that '59 Renault-short vacations are for the birds. Activities: Ticket Seller 2. Pilgrim Staff 2. V RICHARD CHARLES SCANLON Richie-shy-planning to join the Navy-secret de- sire: to own a '60 T-Bird-He likes closing up early and going to Skippy's-seen with Mike, Dickie, Sam, Beanie, Skip-works at Flying A Service Station- he spends his leisure time after school at A. D. and riding around in his '53 Ford-pet peeve: flat tires at 10 p.m.- How are 'ya? JOHN WILLMARTH SEARLES, JR. Johnny- Crazy -likes Ma Urann, Nance, and driv- ing that big car-he sure hates to shave every day- pet peeve: arguing with teachers-secretly hopes to own a baby blue convertible-seen with Nancy, Beal. and Rip-at Demolay, C 1751, and in his Buick-plans to make his career in Math or English- Hi, Marsh . Activities: Ten-Cent-a-Week Collector 1: S.A.S. 1: Class Officer 13 Latin Club 1: Radio Club 13 Pilgrim Staff 1, 12, 33 Band 1. 2, 343 Dance Committee ZZ. 3: Track 12, Zi: Cross Country 13 Student Gov't. Representative. HOPE KATHLEEN SHERMAN Hopie- How Cute -pet peeve: seventh period study -likes pizza, strawberry sundaes, and Norman-dis- likes catty girls and fire drills-can be found in Taun- ton-the little girl in McClellan's-secretly desires to be principal of P.H.S. for a day-would like to travel after high school. Activities: Field Hockey 1: Basketball 1. RAY LINWOOD SHERMAN Admiral- Whada Ya Say? -secret desire: to sail the Forrestal into Plymouth Harbor-his pet peeve is long lunch lines-likes Pat, music that moves, anti-subma- rine patrols in an S2F-He hates being away from Pat -plans to buy a farm in New Hampshire-you can find him at the South VVeymouth Naval Air Station- seen with Pat inatchl, Dickie M. Activities: Pilgrim, Co-Editor Literary Staff 3. J' Try the pencil taste. Food for thought! . i' Thief!! Waiting for the gang. , I .f I , ' 'Ti 1 , L. L .Tal Someday maybe , I'm just a lonely boy. 'Y W- ,-ff- -,: : -1-. -.v'- ja ' if , ,, 5 W www 14 ff ' ,.-14, 'ij p b , ' 3 Q: - 519' . , . tfikwfj' . , Qvfyffm s ,. Ti , , V ' 2 f.: r.. ' , aj . i .LI 2. x, ?3'y,f,,!v ., s,,,,,,, ,Qgiwf 1 xx, ,, Q., ,gf .-4,-A as r--lt f , 1.-we - f c 1,- fe . 221- f 5 nm I is 2 : l g 1 Y I I .4 XA is --. 1 . ,, E g ' f. A 4 f 1- 4,6 X f 1 ,SE f Mgt, -, V . 12 f... 4- ,, X , -4' yi? .1!!'fiC-5,-f, Not exactly Wilt the Stilt . , . .,,m,,e,.. . f I is W 1 4 f V-ti. Qfff ff 3 Gone Ape. :A- Governess. 1-2 Cha Cha Cha. JOSEPH SILVA Joe- All right -pet peeve: beatniks-secretly desires to get an A in English-likes bowling and girls ifrom S. LJ-would like to be another Cousy-dislikes Eng- lish and Doris O.-can be found at Seaside-what a Brewcut, Apache style-with Steve, Hex, Kenny, and yer. RICHARD JOSEPH SILVA Dick- Souza, why don't you grow? -seen with Mike, Rich, Spoolie, Tate, and Saundra-his '59 Ford-dis- likes Mrs. Urann's English tests, Mr. Harrell's jokes- secret desire: to run a sorority house-he likes sports, listening to Judy R.'s problems-Saundra-his pet peeve is Pilgrims-seen at Scanlon's gas station, 1915 Oak Street. Activities: S.A.S. Representative 2: Class Officers 1, 2, 3: Dance Committees 1, 2: Jr. Prom-General Committee 2: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. SANDRA ANN SILVA Sandy-seen with Joyce, Sandy, Doris, Marsh, and the girls-at Skippy's-plans to attend I.B.M. School- she dislikes being short and answering the phone for the Taxi-likes a certain Kingston guy and food-that Mr. Harrell-pet peeve: Ronnie's insults-her secret desire: to go to school for a week in Bermudas and slacks- Get Out! -likes Mr Wilson, too-Chris. Activities: Marching Girls 3: Glee Club 2: Pilgrim Staff 3. ANNETTE FRANCES SIRRICO Creepers! -her pet peeve is 23 minute lunch periods -seen with Delia, Linda, Margaret, Chickie, Charlene -ask her most anything about football-secret desire: to get a higher mark than Phyllis on a physics test- plans to go to college and major in pyschology-she likes her twins, pizza-dislikes most T.V. detective programs-homework, ugh!-see her at Gambini's or the bowling alley. Activities: Honor Group 3, Latin Club 1: Press Club 3: Pilgrim Staff 1, 3: S.A.S. Fund Collector. MICHAEL FREDERICK SOUZA Mike- So what? -likes Sarah Vaughan-'54 Ford convertible-college bound-seen at Jabez Corner- Stang's-Scanl0n's Garage-dislikes grumpy girls-to play pro football-L. G.- Inch -seen with Rich, Dick- ie, Barry, Doug, Ronnie-What happened to your old car 'Z-the college crowd. Activities: S.A.S. 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Vice- President of S.A.S. 2: Treasurer of S.A.S. 3: President of Varsity Club 3: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. l , ,j -'ff-cj If s g , ,.,,i,,,r ia? 1 'asf ,.1 .. I ,WW '. ,.L-' -' ,.... ' 2 , if 1..'f ' ' :a www , Lf V, ,MM ,i fi: sf 4 ,' , f an- ' A . ' 1' ,svlaf 1 1 3 ,I . N ,fW4,4f44vg:l f I , ,, , tg 1 Q' 5 f lf. 4 'F I ul A25 -ei, it 'Q z ff' , . 2 E ,ff .. wt ,, lpp, 911 Hung ' -Q- vi' - at ri 0' Y- Mx, X-ff-...,,, ,. WW .ff Q is f -mos f .- -,ft DAVID ARTHUR STRASSEL Dave--likes L. J., food, a certain place in Kingston- Holy Mackerel! -ambitious7-secret desire: to re: tire after graduation-he plans to go into the Service -seen at Tedeschi's and P. F. D.-always with Dave, Tom, Mickey, Dick, Paul-he hates getting up in the morning-neckties-Who invented school?-has a com- mon pet peeve: seventh period study. A NANCY SWALES Nan- That does it! -likes writing letters-neaded for beautician school-secretly desires to go out with a certain someone again-Mrs. Kingman fan-seen with Jane, Janny, Joyce, Mary, Sherry, and the girls- hates coming to school in bad weather-seen in Brock- ton and at Tassy's- How Cute -drives a '37 Buick. Activities: Dance Committees 2. Sl: Basketball 1, Softball 1. 2' Volley Ball 13 Glee Club 1, 2. LINDA SUSAN SWARTZ Lin- Oh, to be 21 blonde! -hates writing letters- plans to attend Becker Junior College-likes to eat- dislikes the short recess- Oh! You crazy nut! -drives a blue Chevie-seen with Estelle, Jeanie, Susan. Kathy. and Jimmy-a clothes fiend-our niost talkative! Activities: Bank Teller 1: Press Club I-lg Pilgrim Staff 12. JEAN CAROL SYVIFT Swifty -- most flirtatious - Don't worry about the little things -she likes eating, roller skating, sewing -seen with Gracie, Estelle, Dottie, and Boys -that long ride to school every day really gets her-dislikes snobby boys-secret desire: for Mr. Pyle to stop teas- ing about Cedar Bushes -you'll find her bowling in Buzzards Bay-pet peeve: no records at recess. Activities: S.A.S. 23 Pilgrim Staff 21 Dance Committees 22, 3: Fund Collector 2, 3. DELTA ANN TALBOT Dee-wants to be a florist-she's seen at the bowling alley, Yacht Club, Gambini's- VVow! -hangs around with Charlene. Margaret, Annette-She secretly de- sires to go up and down the corridor on roller skates- likes sports, music, and movies-oh. for easy home- work-pet peeve: dentists who talk while d1'1ll1I'1g' your teeth and expect an answer-those long record albums. ,-.-1' That's One Way OUT! Bombs away! Now I'm bigger than you. JL' as.-1 Aw come on Mr. Young, don't be mad. 44 ' YVorld Traveler Dishpan hands. t'And what's your Trouble 11 son ? .... Q 1 x -9' , . 2 . What a View! 4- ' 4 gy F :tw-WW' 'Y' I 3 VA f ' fs 1' va! W, 3 3, ,sa M fa- -ff' 'f'- 4 . ff - , . ME-3' 1 ww i ,f ' ' , , f fp , 'f -fist ., , . No, you can t slide down! Boy, she's beautiful! DAVID ALLEN TASSINARI Hi, Honey -secret desire: to spell well-dislikes people who talk in whispers or who don't talk much!- What a test -likes talking, skating, Chinese food- headed for teaching-with Margaret, Marcia, Kenny, Steve-dislikes girls without lipstick--seen at Cooper's Drug, Roll-Land-that ,47 Gray Ghost -Oh, that peppermint stick ice cream! Activities: Banker 1, 2, 3: S.A.S. 3: Science Fair Winner 2: Latin Club 1: Press Club 3: Dance Committee 2. ' ROGER MICHAEL TAVARES Worm-- My mother -to have a fast rod-likes cars, girls, jazz, rhythm blues-pet peeve: people who think they are better than you-bound for technical school- Webb, Charlie, Bill, Marty, Pete, Sonny, Doug, Paul- dislikes stuck up girls who think they're it -seen at Skipp's and Angie's. Activities: Banker 1. ALICE GOODARD TERRY Chicken- Is it pink? -she hopes America will stay free from Communism-she likes motorcycles, books- pet peeve: striking labor unions-plans possibly to be a psychoanalyst-dislikes homework and getting up in the morning-she is seen at Pilgrim Drug-with Gail, Anne-that dream car , a '56 baby blue Ford Fair- lane convertible. Activities: National Honor Society 2, 3: Honor Group 3: Office Worker 3: Science Fair Winner 1, 2: Biology Science Seminar 2, 3: Field Hockey 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2. REGINA MARY JOSEPHEN THIMAS Reggie-oh, to live in Hawaii or to be inside a foot- ball huddle- You know what I mean -seen with Jan, Mickey, Shirley, Betty-pet peeve: sisters-future phy- sical therapist-seen at the games with the girls or at the movies-dislikes Monday mornings, boys who know it all-likes pizza, week-end guests-wants her own car. Activities: Dance Committees 3. DAVID WALTER THISSELL Dave- Where'd the road go? -his Bret Maverick neckties-Secret desire: to date a certain girl-pet peeve: a certain kennel owner-likes horses, hunting, hockey, and girls-Is he really shy ?-dislikes ducks that aren't there, woman drivers-headed for Norwich University-seen in Bussolari's car on Lincoln St.,-at horse shows, and at Gellar's-with Tom, Judy, Mag- his '54 Buick. 45 Activities: Radio Club 2. ang? X ,Q , . f -. is ,,s3 ' - 231- gg! gm ' ., -.wie ,' , ' Zee .5 -745,1 c . . 4 .j,V N ,f:n,q,,v,x!,'i'7' A ff f K WZ ! ff W . 115, 2 , Z 54 f fi, , v -S ff f an 6 ff! gms f 5 Van 1 t 'GH A ' ' 44 1, 3 if' W r 7 .r A ' 3942. Kita.: ,Oh gil 5 'ui Gu' My ,.,?v3'a.3,4swi, all fig' it V, ,. ,:.,.4,i I3i JL if ffvfwfmtf l ' fss xis. ,i Q I A v. ,- 5575... '- M-QS A , if. ai. if 413, . Moi, ' r A2 A 'R . if ,, f Q, I. sn, X Va A ' 'A 5' M3633 . ,,,. ,. :ii Q8 , 41 VFWM was DONALD WILLIAM THOMAS Deacon- Forget it! fSecret desire: to own a heli- copter and an infrared 'scope Cwonder what for?l- pet peeve: people who know it all-likes guns, hunting, carsedislikes rats-Fred D.'s driver-seen around town with Dan, Bill, Fred, and Holmes. Headed for Maine. Activities: Track 2. PAULINE ALICE TIBBETTS Polly- That's beside the point. -Secret desire: to ride down the corridor on a scooter-dislikes people with a superiority complex-Pet peeve: that mile and a quarter walk to school-likes those weekends in Mid- dleboro-seen at Tassy's and Bridgewater-with Mary, Judy, Anna Mae-That Plymouth! Activities: ltlc-zi-week Collector l, 2, Jig Ticket Seller l, 2, DONALD BREWSTER TRACY Don- Gee whiz -likes blondes and long vacations- secret desire: to meet Alfred E. Newman on the May- flower-pet peeve: quiet study halls-one of Ma's boys -dislikes men tourists, Mr. Packards physics tests, work, and school-headed for engineering at the U. of Mass.-seen at the drive-in, bowling alley, Lelands, Canoe Club, Pete's-with Bill. Dave, Ken. Dick. Deko -a '56 red Plymouth cattle wagon this Red Bombl. Activities: Bank Teller 2, 3: Honor Group 3: Latin Club 1: Radio Club 2: Boy's State Representative 2. JEANIE ANN TRASK Jeanie- Don't worry -pet peeve: fickle boys and sloppy dressers-pizza-likes boys, rock'n'roll, nice cars, and a certain boy-secret desire: Sorry, it's a secret. -dislikes getting up in the morning and those crazy dreams-campaigning against homework-plans to be a beautician-seen at Tassy's with the Van Twinkles, Lillian, Debbie, Bonnie. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. PAULA JOAN VACCHINO Paula- Oh, definitely -likes jazz, Fords, and Mr. Harrell-would like to drive a certain '50 Chevy tDoes she have a 1icense?7-always at Tassy's-pet peeve: Roger-with Linda, Ann, and Judy R.-plans to at- I ' tend Wilfred Academy-likes to babysit for Mr. Young's furry animals. This is an M.G.M. Production. ,. ry y I If 'X 4 I i li Coming in for a landing n Almost lunch time. Hey, what are you doing ? Double trouble , , , fy. ' r fi.?5 '-Jyf ', uf - ii it 'liafzifw tm' 4' 151.2221 22' fi ,.: . Q i, Q ,' fe 'Ng .u . fe-:i'fi 'f U10- Going over the wall? It's stuck. The Payoff! I have NOTHING to hide. Out of the frying pan into the fire. JOHN SIMON VERRE Johnny What s the Applied Science h o m e w o r k Skip? -to own a fast car-pet peeve: rats in home room 101-likes vanilla frappes and staying out late -dislikes Mas detail tests and second period study- plans on working for Uncle Sam Qhes in the Navy now!J-seen slaving at the People s Market-with Dave, Vern, Bouchie, Al-his half of a '51 Ford. JEANETTE ANN VICTORIA J.V.- Oh, bolony! -to be able to talk in 7th period study-pet peeve: Mr. Wilson's tests-secret desire: to join the Air Force-likes fried clams, pizza, swimming -plans for future: Work! Work! Work!-dislikes peo- ple who don't mind their own business-seen at W. T. Grant's store-with Pearl, Susy, Jean, Carol, Bren, Terry, Gene-a '55 Pontiac. Activities: Volley Ball 2: Basketball 1. HAROLD JOSEPH VOLTA Harry- Do you eat grapes? -to go with a certain girl-Secret desire: to customize his car-dislikes home- work and being pushed around-likes bowling, playing pool, girls-pet peeve: silly girls-seen at the Rat Hole, Garuti's Service Station-with Carol, Paul, Jeanie, Steve, Roger, Denny, Dougie, and Tommy-his '57 Chevy convert. FREDERICK WARREN WALTON, JR. Freddie-a real brain-secret desire: to get an A in English-likes math, physics, hamburgers-pet peeve: girls who are always giggling-dislikes Shakespeare and people who laugh at the size of Plymouth Rock- headed for engineering school-seen at Plymouth Rock, Leland's, biology lab-seen with Witzy, Art, Al, Bob, Rich-his '53 Dodge!- Hey, Foo! Activities: Honor Group 3: Biology Science Seminar 2, 35 Radio Club 25 Band 1, 2, 3: General Chairman for Graduation 3. JUDITH ANNE WERNER Judy-secret desire: to own a '60 Caddy-pet peeve: 7th period study-likes pizza, French fries, coffee ice cream sodas-dislikes people who don't mind their oivvn business-headed for business school- How Nice '- seen at Plymouth beach and North Plymouth-with Hopie, Gretchen, Susie, Nancy. -1222 Mme. X Q 32-V, ' mei A,-Cifg' WJ., .17 I. ff Qtr ALLEN HENRY WIRZBURGER Wirtzy- Hey, Fred, finished your math? -secret desire: to abolish English from the course of studies -likes good food, chess, Civil War books-college bound-research chemistry-pet peeve: p e o p l e who don't have the right change-dislikes Shakespeare, rainy weather, French, and long tests-seen at Vic- tO1'12.,S Store, Siever Field, biology lab, 10c-a-week booth-with Freddie, Art, Jim, Ronny. , Activities: 1Uc-a-week Collector 1, 2, Zig National Honor Society 2, 3: Honor Group 33 Biology Science Seminar 2, 3: Radio Club 2, 3: Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA ANNE WIRZBURGER I don't know! -Pat-Secret desire is to play the drums-dislikes getting up in the morning, 7th period study, gym-Pet peeve: people who are late-likes food, jazz records, swimming, boys-headed for Quincy City Nursing School-seen at Tassy's, VVoolworth's. Activities: Biology Science Seminar 2. 33 Pilgrim Staff 3: General Committee 2. BEVERLY ANN WOOD Hex'- Sure, Sure!Y wf lIey-e-e-c -l i k e chocolate cake, tortellini, and fliniplesffI'ete Nlazzilli-seen in Czirvergalways on the telephone--est-cret desire: to own 3135 rlifferent sweaters-fdislikes slines. zinl penni- who 4lon't niinnl their own husinessaaplzins tu he ai sec- retary, lll21l'1'l2U.1'P7DQt peeve: too niucli Rrylc-1'et-nilf seen with I.illiun, Ilelibie, Fat, Yonnie, Pete. .'Xctix'itis-si lllilllil Group Zig Office .'XSSlYl1llll .11 Ticket Seller L11 Pilgrim Stuff .ig Ilzince L'uinnii!ts-v l, Z, ,lg Klum-i':il Coniniitiee Volley Bull 2. GEORGE ARTHUR WRIGHTINGTON Skippy- Why me! -seen at the Rat Hole, Shiretown Motorsvlikes pizza, work, and playing pool-secret desire is to be a full time mechanic-dislikes shaving in the morning-pet peeve: being awakened in Applied Science-plans to work in future-seen with the North Plymouth boys. 48 The MONEY MAN. M You look like someone I know! Do you have the feeling you're being watched '? First come. first P .L,-Q served CLASS POEM SUNSET AND DAWN The sun is setting in the sky N As clay is drawing to a closeg Fl This scene brings tears of sadness ni gh The sun,it seems just now arose. We,too ,now watch a bright Sun set Upon a blissful cIay's endeavorg A clay that's lived and pulsed-and yet Brief hours that Cannot last forever. The future lies before us all, As Nowwe seek our goals in lifeg We search for guicIanc:e,great or small That we may overcome all strife. We pray to God with faith and love , That all the quests along life's way Will be ,with aid from up above, The conquests of a dawning clay. JACQUELINE B. KELLER LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of 1960, be- ing of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to: Mr. Bongiovanni: a recording to start P.A. broadcasts reading I am very sorry to interrupt . . . Miss Johnson: an infallible type- writer Mr. Tavernelli: one well-tuned M-m- m-m. Miss Jacques: a ruler and scissors di- verser l'heure en trois Mr. Cappannari: a complete set of French curves fB.B.j Mr. Packard: a go-cart for a budget- minded sports car fan Miss Locklin: an automatic timing device to shut her back door Mr. Wilson: a psychologist's couch so that he may psychoanalyze the psycho- logical aspects of his psychology stu- dents Mr. Harrell: a book of fencing rules to outdo Mrs. Urann Mr. Rogers: a shipment of kangaroos to help with the rebounds next year Miss Boucher: a world travelogue en- titled You Might Make It Mrs. Gardner: a secretary to assist a secretary to help keep her desk ar- ranged Mr. Pyle: a dictionary eliminating the word vague Mr. Young: a giant-sized homing pigeon to carry him home to New Hampshire every weekend Mr. Pacheco: wired chairs to startle his band members into playing on cue Mrs. Urann: a megaphone to carry her golden tones throughout the school Mrs. Raymond: an unlimited store of details for her senior detail tests Mrs. Allaire: a tightrope to keep her wandering guards in line Mrs. Bagnall: a unit of walkie-talkies to keep her in touch with her S.A.S. of- ficers Miss Jones: a rope going halfway to the ceiling for weak girls to climb Miss Arthur: a scooter that she may more easily patrol the corridors during lunch Mr. Holmes: a bus to transport his Navy recruits to Boston Miss Albertini: rubber pads on all chairs to avoid squeaking Mr. Sarson: the first string line of the Baltimore Colts Mr. DeSisto: a Mercedes Benz for ad- vanced Driver Training Miss Griffith: a cart to carry her books and pocketbook around in Mr. Cryer: an adding machine for his 16-count deep knee bends Mrs. Whiting: a squad of messenger boys to do her errands for her Mr. Romano: a special device to de- tect any football jersey being taken from the locker room Mrs. Brown: another Bruce Martin to confuse her with abstract art Mrs. Richardson: room service for the milk orders of her students THE IDEAL BOY THE IDEAL GIRL 'v Has hair like ....... . . n Searles Has eyes l .................. 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This is the year in which the students begin to assume some of the more important roles of leadership in the school. In the beginning of the year the S.A.S. elec- tions are held for the juniors as well as the seniors. Toward the end of the second mark- ing term, elections into the National Honor Society are held for juniors. Baby, its cold outside! 'E to The colorful Junior Prom is the most out- standing event of the year because of the efforts of the student body. As the year draws to a close, the students review their achievements as juniors and look forward to even more in the year to come. 4-me 2 e-gif? ggi A -as 325 . pal- . .rm 'f f K ff 2 Q W The lineup Itchy nose ? JUNIOR CLASS First row: D. Borsari, B. Alves, B. Ball, D. Bagnall, H. Broadbent, R. Cadorette, L. De- Fabio, H. Cavicchi, M. David, C. Dahl, V. Beane, S. Clark. Second row: R. Aldrich-Ames, C. Clough, K. Callahan, M. Beauregard, K. Enos, K. Ferioli, J. Emond, M. Brigida, B. Borgatti, R. Ellis, B. Andrews, L. Govoni, C. Mmm! Comfort. Carafoli. Third row: P. Barnes, R. Desreus- seau, E. Boyer, D. Costa, R. Banzi, S. Bowers, P. Bongiovanni, L. Carriera, G. Armstrong, P. Crowell, A. Bradley. Fourth row: A. Bouchard N A-V1 xg A sl 1 I N. .ill cl 5 xg , la R. Dupuis, R. Barnard, J. Carpenter, K. Cavic- I chi, P. Brewster, B. Campbell. , l Watch the specks! f 1 i J' Q V 1, 1 L fa:-' . -. -if - 71 ,QQ ' 1 ' A H 7 M 56 l l 4 'A l l 4 xi First row: H. Janson, R. Holmes, D. McNary, S. Marsh, J. O'Neill, C. Nelson, L. Lane, C Machado, D. Moreau, D. Ottino, B. Policow, K Longhi, D. Parkhurst. Second row: S. Fortini B. Guaraldi, K. Higgins, K. Freyermuth, E Manfredi, T. Fox, B. Fortini, L. Nelson, G Ledo, N. LeCain, L. Nickerson, C. Nickerson R. Gray. Third row: L. Govoni, F. Goldberg M. Guidaboni, D. Fernau, H. Hadaway, C. Mac caferri, A. Natalini, R. Peck, G. McGee, J Patenaude, M. Pierce, N. Parsons, D. Govoni Fourth row: M. Figlioli, P. Leonardi, M. Kap low, D. Pioppi, B. Maffini, R. Ledo, B. Mathias R Kramer W Krie el P Gomes, P. Green . , . g , . R. Guidaboni, F. McGovern. First row: G. Sherman, P. Savard, V. Quintal, P. Reed, T. Roncarati, E. Sampson, B. Trask, N. Rowell, D. Viera, N. Taddia, C. Schneider, M. Sampson. Second row: M. Vaughn, P. Pa- checo J. Melanson M. Hall, S. Shaw, P. Tinti C. Silva, C. Silvia: L. Torrence, D. Stern, Ri Staniunas, M. Mossey, J. Willis, F. Silvia Third row: W. Sears, S. Rogers, J. Wild, C Roulias, S. Surrey, W. Smith, P. Souza, C lqvl Shaw, C. Terry, G. Sherman, J. Fuller, D. Reggianni. Fourth row: J. Weeks, S. Viera, H. Zucchi, W. Whiting, D. Richardson, D. Swift, R. Randall, D. Torrance, R. Travassos, S. Souza, D. Reid, W, Watts, Fifth row: R. Ven- turi, A. Saunders, F. Zito, J. Shaw, C. Petrell, C. Medeiros, R. Raposa, D. Tong, D. Ray- mond, J. Taddia. Each member of the sophomore class en- joys equal opportunity with upperclassmen to participate in all school activities. This year the sophomores have been very active in sports and in the Student Activities So- ciety. Their annual event, the Sophomore Hop, was planned by the four class officers ,X W M i inco . . . and then he said . . .' TY' S' 'Q Q 2. M THESQPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front: Francis Rose, Vice President, Miss Jean- ette Jacques, Advisory Nancy Segal, Secretary. Back: Richard Clark, Treasurer, Alton Mattioli, President. under the guidance of their advisor, Miss Jeanette Jacques. Through their participa- tion in school activities, the underclassmen hope to develop their abilities, to apply their knowledge, and to better themselves and their school. Return of King Kong Girl gi ti -- V' 1. ,Ms yy kv! .N i t 1' ' M 1 ,4 wwwwiv , ni 'nu . A A Or. , fo' ,rx Y, . ., - . A ya .f W 1,34 xl .I v , 1. w f gif 3 f A V g Hicks? 'W it , W U W' ' , ,...c kh Ib . 1' 'A I sri' gi 'Awww' . twist- K V f. . , I Q 35,1 ,ul A Xing rj' ,Qi .Q A f, i N X ll ni fi Y ,fri , 4 3. 1- Q' Q fri- .J , . . 4 - 2.4 ,W , . a . W f I Y, .. ' - ,awww ff -f f gf X I ,Aix O , V? 'R' , Q Q ,f ,J ' ,, n ...Mg W ' ,ww 7 4 VU N, walk- wg 'c , ' -XV 7' L KWSN. , ,wi ,. AW , a A.. 1-M . W , ,,,, , . f ,. ff ,:.:z. mi JM Q 2. ff' , if me-iw? , jgllfggfff LU 3957 , I M . ., ,-,2sa:.aysw21::'.-1 1 .,,. 'tThe biggest one's between my ears. Cotton pickin' chicken plucker .O D First row: S. Almeida, J. Devine, D. Costa, T. David, J. DeCost, V. Dallasta, S. Fortini, L. Costa, B. Cor- reira, M. Ferrari, J. Feci, D. Cohen, K. Barufaldi, L. Cleveland. Second row: A. Collyer, K. Brighton, C. Cleveland, D. Bumpus, C. Broadbent, M. Bene- vides, N. Burke, N. Bennett, B. Balboni, D. Ferreira, S. Fillipini, I. Fratus, B. Conlon, T. Frazier. Third row: A. Cavicchi, W, Dries, J. Benevides, J. Calzo- 59 'ery lari, L. Buckingham, R. Cotti, J. Bonfiglio, R. Ander- son, G. Davidson, E. Broman, P. Diesel, W. Fer- reira, E. Dupuis, G. Dawson, R. Almeida, M. Baler Fourth row: B. Bartlett, R. Alberghini, L. Covell, T Dickson, G. Davis, R. Andrews, A. Cadorette, D Baker, D. Engstrom, M. Crowell, W. Dallasta, D Ferazzi, R. Clark, D. Clark, J. Douglas. l PS it SOPHOMORE GROUP First row: N. Ghidoni, E. Furtado, C. Parks, L. Pedrini, J. Furtado, L. Nickerson, D. Newey, J. Rapoza, R. Lunt, D. Morgardo, J. Medeiros, M. Neri, C. Nicoli, T. Meloni. Second row: R. Knight, M. Melanson, D. Grennell, M. Pala- vanchi, J. Jesse, L. Morse, M. Hallenbeck, N. Hayes, L. Raymond, L. O'Connor, C. LaRocque, C. Hathaway, B. Henderson, L. Morey. Third row: C. Reed, W. Raymond, D. Ricardo, R. .H Raymond, P. Gill, R. Harding, C. Govoni, D. Gonsalves, M. Pincelli, A. Mattioli, J. Gardner. Fourth row: T. Maini, W. Furtado, R. Monta- nari, A. Perry, P. Giammarco, P. Perry, L. Hart, W. Radcliff, J. Meehan, O. Holman, M. Gress, R. Maraghy. Fifth row: D. Ghidoni, R. Knight, R. Keller, P. Gibbs, E. Murray, D. Hall, R. Meharg, H. Ghidoni, A. Lacey, W. Guerra, C. Holman. ,ef .me First row: S. Scanlon, J. Wirzburger, N. Segal, M. Stefani, N. Ryan, C. Schneider, K. Thomas, L. Silvia, N. Sears, S. Santheson, S. Wood, J. Secondo, M. Walton, L. Zarrella. Second row: T. Tavares, D. Trepanier, D. Silva, M. Romano, J. Rowell, S. Terry, W. Savery, D. Silva, J. Wirzburger, D. Russell, J. Vincent, D. Wal- lender. Third row: R. Whiting, L. Reggiani, C. Shaw, H. West, M. Zanotti, J. Waitt, R. Silva, B. Souza, A. Silva, P. Roth, A. Souza, R. Rougeau. Fourth row: R. Sampson, L. Sur- rey, R. Tetrault, W. Silva, E. Tolonen, R. Smith, F. Rose, R. Savery, A. Santos, R. Ro- bischeau, D. Salgado. 60 SPECIAL ACHIE EMENTS Plymouth High School is proud of its students who have distinguished them- selves in special achievements. Those who participated in Student Government Day and in Boys' and Girls' State, and the Best Girl Citizen were singled out by both their teachers and their classmates for particular honor. Fiji' Q Best Girl Citizen sponsored by D.A.R. Phyllis Cavicchi l . Mm Manu PM '1 Q. . STUDENT GOVERNMENT EXCHANGE DAY Front: Marlene Brigida, Judith Billey, Phyllis Cavicchi. Back: Charles Maccaferri Miss Phyllis Boucher, Ad- visorg Weston Whiting. Z 2: i , if QQ E, Representative to Girls' State Representatives to Boys' Laurie Goodwin State Donald Tracy, Allen Niemi ' Student Government Representative and Alternate John Searles, Jacqueline Keller fl! PATC3 wi Plymouth Rockers , The royal couple of Dogpatch Q ! Education is a social : Nw, 4 'X ET l U-1 K 1 1 V I 1 5-dh V m The officers lead off. The high point of our jLlI11Ol X931 1 l 4 'G Sweetser's General Store X! r H ll The casual type. Serious work! affairs---and vice versa. T . E? Z3 5. 1 ,fwfeif Q 5 Q f Officers and their dates. JUNIOR PROM Palm trees and tropical flowers were the setting for our Junior Prom, Blue Hawaii. The girls in formal gowns and the boys in white dinner jackets danced to the pleasant music of Jay Mando's orchestra. One of the highlights of the Prom was the traditional Grand March, which was stun- ning. The evening was a great success, both socially and financially. The Plymouth Rock Trout Company THE PRESS SAYS... Full pages of amateur feature photographs that vary in size and tonal qualities should be avoided. Do heads vary much in size? Dramatize small groups showing activities of the organization. I K 'Are head sizes large enough for reproduction? 1? , . K 1 i gem Avoid the use of miscellaneous snapshots of 'camera muggers' Avoid overlighting faces. To get larger head sizes, fill the photogra- pher's frame with faces. F. W. Woolworth Co. 7 ' qi, Q QW -7 W1 ,ff A 7 - 's X I MMWW W NE 5 . 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Q wa .Mad Lhc thing plelmcd Dgggamirl und all his fciamrliunlvd. 1 ' 'H rilllwy csbxblislmd 'L dem-co to rn' ko procla- mmiun Lhruuglum! all l'lymuut.h,?rou1 Kings- um lim: even to Plmdu, that they should come in L-:qc the fvstivul ufflltl Pljmoullz High Schgml at Piynmuth, for it had never been dune in :such Sufi. punts M Qfith circulars from the of Arm pancakes, zlxmuglwut ull , :wc-Jrding to the cumxnnndmcnt, any- e old High Suhoul scholars, turn aguia and tlmy will rotmfrn to you fd ITIES QW! S. A. All Plymouth High students are members of the Student Activities Society. The S.A.S. has three major objectives: to promote school and civic activities, to promote prac- tices in good school citizenship, and to pro- COUNCIL Flrst. row: P. Cavicchi, A. Guerra, J. Billey, M. Souza, B. Borsari, Mrs. Helen Bagnell, Advisorg J. Keller, P. , Brewster, M. Policow, L. Goodwin, A. Belanger. Second row: B. Trask, M. David, K. Longhi, V. Quintal, T. Ta- vares, C. Silva, E. Furtado, C. Shaw, C. Hathaway, C. LaRocque, B. An- drews, Y. Forest, M. Brigida. Third row: B. Fuller, D. Pioppi, R. Keller, T. Maini, B. Souza, K. Fe1'ioli, K. Enos, P. Souza, R. Clark, C. Maccaferri, A. Mattioli, T. Frazier. I5 'T OFFICERS CD QQET CQ'-'O .-'img w2,I3f-+ m .. EQ? . U7 5 UQ'-4 V' :Sm sgwv u-gf-QZQ .. We m 4..:b 352-Q7 mg-an., :j U7 F235 aff' ..4.CDL,, Qgiw 551'-Og 5-'Wim .. :aes rom:-y ales 553-195 A lf., My S. vide a forum for student expression. The annual civic project this year supports the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The school project will be the presentation of a S200 scholarship to a senior. f5 C5AfR IH FUND COLLECTORS A. Mattioli, P. Souza, D. Pioppi 'QBi'3i4 'i nv- Ceccarelli Cleaners First row: E. Engstrom, J. Martin J Swift, Mrs. Helen Bagnell, Advisoi M. Policow, A. Sirrico, C. Shaw. Sec ond row: C. LaRocque, K. Longhi E Furtado, K. Enos, B. Andrews C Silva, M. David. Third row: M. Biigi da, C. Maccaferri, R. Keller, R. Claik fr xi' if 5 Front: R. Holman, N. Hathaway, M. Policow, A. Sirrico, B. Wood, G. Ferri, J. Cotti. Back P. Cavicchi, J. Keller, A. Terry, S. Pedrini, A. Wirzburger, L. Goodwin, M. Harlow, L. Har low, F. Walton, S. Groetzinger, D. Tracy, Mrs Miriam Raymond, Advisor. Absentees: J Billey, D. Marsh. GRADUATIO Each year during January, the members of the Honor Group are announced. This group is composed of those seniors who have main- tained a scholastic average of 85 or better during their years in high school. The mem- ORGANIZER bers of the group meet every week from February to April to plan and Write the graduation exercises under the supervision of Mrs. Miriam Raymond. First row: R. Holman, N. Hathaway, L. Good- win, J. Keller.Middle row: B. Wood, M. Poli- cow, A. Sirrico, G. Ferri. Last row: P. Cavic- chi, S. Pedrini, A. Terry, S. Groetzinger, A. ll'-Sr Wirzburger, F. Walton, D. Tracy, J. Cotti, L Harlow, M. Harlow, Mrs. Miriam Ralmond Advisor. Absentees: J. Billey, D. Marsh. Kent's Beauty Salon OFFICE ASSIST ANTS Left to right: J. Cotti, L. Goodwin, M. Harlow, J. P. Souza, A. Terry, A. Fernandes, R. Marinella, Keller, G. Martin, Mrs. Marian Whiting, Secretary, B. Wood, K. Atwood, H. Broadbent. LAB TAFF Front row: Glen Dawson, Diane Newey, Loretta Correa, Gail Arm- strong, Marie Zanotti, Anne Notini. Back row: Nancy Hayes, Mr. Clai- borne Young, Advisor, Marie Ste- fani, Francis Fowler, Katherine Brighton, Marcia Walton, Donald Baker. ,, .,... 5 an . W ess- .. 1 1 me ...,: V 'Q wg. ,. .,.,,. . , ,,, W W' ' nw A as if S. i 'QP' RADIO CLUB First row: R. Staniunas, D. Salgado, F Rose, R. Montanari, D. Fernau. Second row J. Shaw, R. Banzi, K. Fortini, A. Natalini C Holman. Third row' M. Bri ida G Arm . . g , . - strong, J. Patenaude, W. Sears, N. Parsons P. Bongiovanni, A. Wirzburger. Standing E. Littlefield, A. Notini, T. Dickson, R. Bur- ton, O. Holman, R. Kramer, H. Ghidoni, S Bowers, B. Campbell, W. Kriegel, A. Grif- fin, J. Meehan, Advisor, Mr. John W. Pack- ard. Plymouth Men's Shop DZ il2idl Q 2 il -- I BIOLOGY SEMINAR Front row: Wendy Sears, Jean Patenaude, Pamela Crowell, Noelle Parsons, Mary Pierce, Mary Beauregard. Second row: Phyllis Cavicchi, Susan Groetzinger, Beverly Bourne, Marlene Brigida, Sandra Pedrini, Loretta Correa, Patricia Wirzburger, Nancy Hathaway, Mr. Claiborne Young, Directorg Anne Notini. Third row: Ronald Banzi, James Taddia, Allen Wirzburger, Paul Bongiovanni, F. Warren Walton, Alfred Be- langer, Alice Terry. BIGLOGY A D JGURNALISM The Biology Science Seminar is an honor group in which each member participates on his own initiative. The chairman of the week directs the meeting, plans activities, and dis- tributes assignments to the other members. The group reviews current scientific litera- ture, discusses biographies of famous scien- tists, makes field trips, hears special reports, and enjoys presentations of scientific brain teasers. UU. Because the students of Plymouth High have displayed a keen interest in some form of journalism, the Press Club was organized this year under the direction of Miss Marilyn Griffith, Mr. Lawrence Bongiovanni, and Mr. Mario Romano. It publicizes school events and acquaints the public with our activities. News is sent to the Old Colony Memorial and the Brockton Enterprise, and is also broadcast over the Plymouth radio station, W PLM. PRESS CLUB Front row: L. Swartz, A. Sirri- co, J. Cabral, A. Notini, D. Tas- sinari, Miss Marilyn Griffith, Advisorg J. Bailey, Editor, J. Patenaude, Co-Editorg N. Par- sons, Co-Editor, K. Barufaldi, C. Carafoli.Second row: N. Ben- nett, B. Balboni, B. Henderson, N. Segal, V. Beane, T. Fox, D. Cohen, C. Broadbent, M. Pincel- li, K. Brighton, A. Griffin. Third row: P. Diesel, L. Raymond, L. Zarella, J. Wirzburger, G. Davis, B. Hall, N. Neri, M. Sherman. T. Meloni, C. Cleveland. Plymouth Rock Cleaners BAND First row: Mr. John Pacheco, Director, R. Da- vis, L. Gavoni, J. Wirzburger, R. Knight, O. Holman, P. Ceccarelli, L. Strassel, D. Newey, D. Morgardo, P. Malaguti, S. Fortini. Second row: R. Almeida, K. Almeida, E. MacPhee, C. Medeiros, B. Campbell, D. Engstrom, D. Sal- gado, L. Gray, L. Reggiani, T. Maini, P. Ca- vicchi. Third row: W. Whiting, W. Correa . Kramer, C. Medeiros, L. Doll, D. Borsari . Banzi, P. Diesel. Fourth row: A. Saunders Burton, J. Searles, C. Wall, F. W. Walton . iogg, W. Kitchen, H. Dickson, W. Kriegel . e o. 'PUFU :cup N ,gl l si. Q ,. , N I3 o 'C I L1 31 N S' 0 if 5 CD '4 Pi' GJ LT-' CD H K , I an Q 3 99 'S 2. N 'U 2 E.. O E 4 ,Q MARCHING GIRLS Front row: S. Almeida, L. Pedrini, D. Costa, S. Silva, L. Correa, S. Pedrini, C. Miskelly, D Stern, T. Fox, B. Trask, B. Fortini, G. Ledo Middle row: T. Roncarati, B, Policow, H. Ca- vicchi, K. Longhi, M. David, J. Devine, N. Se- gal, M. Beauregard, M. Brigida, D. Morgado J. DeCost, John Pacheco, Director. Back row M. Sherman, S. Clark, D. Parkhurst, P. Souza K. Enos, W. Sears, C. Shaw, J. Patenaude, S Rogers, C. Dahl, C. Parks. SPORTS First row: H. Cavicchi, R. Rego, Editorg L. Mis- kelly, Editorg B. Policow. Second row: D. Ran- Linda Estes, Business Manager: Mr. Roland dall, N- Segal, S- Rogers. L. Harlow. Third row: Holmes, Advisor: Phyllis Cavia-L-hi, Erlitor. C. Maceaferri, D. Maccaferri, T. Bussolari, A. Guerra. THE 1960 EXECLWFIYE ROA RD Front: Susan Groetzinger. San- dra Pedrini, Linda Estes, Phyl- lis Caviechi, Loretta Correa. Ju- dith Billey, Laurie Goodwin. Back: Robert Rego, Ray Sher- man, Lyn Miskelly, Nancy Hath- away, Erie Engstrom, Richard Marinella. 'I 'D f PILGRIM STAFF . 4 4 LITERARY STAFF F i r st row: Ruthanne Holman. Marilyn Neri. Susan Groetzing- er. Co-editor: Ray Sherman. co- Annette Sirrico, Jackie S e c 0 n d row: Wendy editorg Keller. Sears, Mary Pierce, Jean Pate- Bonnie Hutton. Mary naude, Beauregard. Third row: Barry Maffini, VVilliam Kitchen. Noelle v- Parsons. H Pepsi Cola Company et r f ar X TYPISTS Seated: D. Carreiro, P. Baptista. Standing: J. Cabral, G. Ferri, J. Cot- tl, P. Ghidoni, B. Wood. PHOTO AND ART First row: P. Chase, A. Notini, J. Billey, Art co-editor, E. Engstrom, Art co-editorg L. Correa, Photogra- phy editorg N. Swales, D. Carrei1'o. Second row: B. Fuller, C. Parks, E. Furtado, J. Romano, B. Forni, L. Maz- zilli, B. Fortini, D. Stern. Third row: P. Wirzburger, T. Roncarati, P. Leo- nardi, D. Engstrom, C. Shaw, M. Gua- raldi, S. Gellar. f F 5 FEATURES Front row: S. Silva, N. Hathaway, Co-Editor Senior Specialsg S. Ped- rini, Co-Editor Senior Specialsg L. Goodwin, Editor Senior Statistics: J. Martin, D. Carreiro. Second row: J. Guidetti, B. Wood, P. Ghidoni, A. Fernandes, J. Romano, J. Carvalho. Third row: P. Ryan, D. Casal, B. Borsari, J. Cotti, J. Searles, R. Marinella. Wm Y, BUSINESS First row: M. Policow, K. Atwood, B Bourne, L. Estes, Editorg A. Notini P. Wirzburger. Second row: M. Bri- gida, C. Cleveland, C. Miskelly, D Ottino, H. Broadbent. Third row: C Maccaferri, K. Brighton, D. Pioppi . Y 1 2 7- AM BANK TELLERS First row: C. Miskelly, B. Fuller, Y. Forest, D. Tassinari, D. Tracy, W. Kitchen, S. Pedrini, L. Goodwin, G. Martin, J. Keller. Second row: H. Broadbent, B. Correira, L. Zarella, K. Fe- rioli, D. McNary, H. Cavicchi, L. Gavoni, R. Cadorette, D. Stern, C. LaRoCque, Mrs. Helen Bagnell, Advisor. Third row: C. Roulias, W. Smith, T. Frazier, R. Whiting, H. Zucchi, R. Clark, B. Souza, P. Souza, C. Hathaway, J. Furtado. FINANCIERS Each Wednesday morning the bankers are a-week collectors under the direction of M1 on hand to collect and record the deposits of Mario Romano. The plan is a unique finan thufty students. There are two bankers for cial program which enables Plymouth High every home room. School students to enjoy sports at baigam prices and also to receive the yearbook flee Also in homerooms there are two ten-cent- at the end ofthe year. TEN-CENT-A-WEEK COLLECTORS First row: S. Groetzinger, S. Pedrini, K. Al- meida, R. Rego, A. Wirzburger, A. Guerra K. Atwood, K. Fohrder, P. Tibbetts, J. Gui- detti. Second row: P. Cavicchi, D. Stern, J Furtado, D. Parkhurst, K. Remick, V. Dallasta, T. Tavares, T. Fox, B. Balboni, P. Tinti, Mr Mario Romano, Advisor. Third row: S. Clark J. Patenaude, M. Neri, J. Taddia, VV. Whiting R. Raposa, T. Maini, J. Gardner, S. Viera, F Fowler, D. Costa, L. Carreira. 'ag if we. ,Q JUNIOR ENGLISH IJBRARY ASSISTANTS Junior Library Assistants: First row: E. Manfredi, P. Crowell, D. Ottino, C. Silva, H. Cavicchi, C. Schneider, D. Vierra, M. David. Second row: G. Armstrong, M. Beauregard, R. Cado- rette, B. Borgatti, C. Machado, J. Wil- lis, D. Bagnell, H. Broadbent. Third row: N. Parsons, C. Carafoli, B. Alves, A. Bradley, B. Andrews, C. Shaw, P. Souza. CLUB The Travel Club, under the guidance of Miss Iris Albertini, meets once a month. The meetings are planned to give the members a picture of life in other countries such as Italy, France, and Japan, by lecture and movies. This year Plymouth High School is again fortunate in having an efficient staff of VARSITY E5 . First row: R. Hall, D. Maccaferri, R. Silva, M. Souza, R. Rego, K. Almeida, P. Raymond, T. Bussolari. Second row: Mr. Mario Romano, Athletic Di- rectory W. Whiting, W. Kitchen, C. Craig, A. Guerra, D. Beal, J. Searles, P. Brewster, P. Perry. Third row: C. Maccaferri, A. Natalini, K. Cavicchi, R. Travassos, S. Souza, M. Figlioli, D. Ferazzi, R. Kramer. Fourth row: R. Guidaboni, F. Rose, D. Raymond, R. Raposa, G. McGee, P. Gibbs, R. Andrews, R. Keller, A. Mattioli. TRAVEL CLUB Journeying to far off places under the direction of Miss Iris Albertini junior librarians, for the growing book stacks require a well-run organization to keep an accurate record of all transactions. The Varsity Club consists of those boys who have received a letter in any sport. The members maintain exhibits in the trophy cabinet, and help at games by manning the refreshment stands and taking tickets. mnmn CHEERLEADERS Are you ready? You bet! getic girls in blue and White lend encourage- The cheering squad is always ready to ment until the final buzzer sounds. Their give its eager support to our teams. Whether pep rallies and clever new cheers help to the boys are Winning or losing, these ener- build school spirit. w' Judith Romano A it ,fig 1 Janice Martin f r Captain ' ,pi ,gal p oarr i If 'v i 'f s , . i F . 4 . I Q-, Y ' ,M Q Clockwise: Janet Willis, Laurie 5 l Goodwin, Judy Romano, Lynda Ga- I H l Voni, A n n S a ni p s o n, Virginia - ' A Beane, Janice Martin, Linda De- V Fabio. X Ann Saynpson Laurie Goodwin Leland's PORT FA, ., .mf,,1-ff nuff ...ul QW Richard Silva BLUE EAGLE 1 . Hear-. Varsity Football Record Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Bridgewater Rockland .. Middleboro Whitman .. Abington .. Falmouth . . Randolph .. Scituate .. Silver Lake Barry Maffini Front row: B. Maffini, R. Travassos, A. Mat tioli, R. Rego, M. Souza, R. Silva, S. Souza, M. Figlioli, P. Gibbs, B. Guidaboni, P. Ray mond, C. Craig. Second row: R. Hall, R. Kel ler, A. Perry, A. Saunders, P. Brewster, D. 12-28 24-12 22-44 0-22 6-14 12-28 22-46 14-28 42-30 Michael Souza - Maccaferri, M. Cavicchi, R. Raposa, T. Busso- lari, A. Natalini. Third row: S. Ide, G. Mc- - Gee, D. Raymond, D. Ghidoni, D. Hall, R. Clark, - R. Silva, R. Robischeau, D. Ricardo. 4 f 7v ' ' ' 2 T.. ff. .,, f V if .Q QA:,, X ,, .f ,ff 'ft if ' ,' X ' s' f N - - ff . X . Bob Rego, m.BusS0lar , ' J X . X ' A ' N X o-F i i f xx Ch Craig , A ff Don Maccaferrl M T . X 4 'Pam Beal 1 1 A Mike Souza W . , ,A-3 H Y ... .. .. ,ax x 4 , x S X N f I 1 ' 1 fi I 5--J-7' '..puf-' s Q-a We if , Dick Silva Bob Hall - .YTD 'W' I f Z, , a,'Q , .y Phil Raymond aw-'F THE EASONS RECORD Bridgewater: Unlike last year's senior team, an inexperienced Blue Eagle varsity played host to Bridgewater High. In this opening game, Plymouth High showed a faltering defensive unit, but Dick Silva and Mike Souza led Plymouth fans to expect excellent offensive play in coming games. Rockland: Plymouth High took revenge on Rock- land High for the Bridgewater defeat. The Blue Eagles chalked up sixteen first downs and two hun- dred and fifty-nine yards rushing. Roger Travassos and Mike Figlioli led the Plymouth defense, holding Rockland to a minimum of yardage. Middleboro: Plymouth played host to Middleboro for the third game. The breakaway running of Mid- dleboro's Rod Berry and Mike Finneran cracked the Blue Eagle defense. Plymouth's thrilling score came when Dick Silva threw a thirty-five yard pass to a finger-tip catch by Bob Rego. Mr. Jack Sarson, Coach: Mr. Joe DeSisto, Asst. Coachg Co-Captains: Barry Maffini, Richard Silva, Michael Souzag Mr. Henry Crier, Asst. Coachg Mr. Mario Romano, Athletic Director. Leland's Whitman: Bobby Guidaboni replac- ed sidelined Dick Silva in the fourth game. Inexperience and Whitman dominated Plymouth. An intercepted pass and sixty-five yard runback by Bobby Rego, produced the only score for the Blue Eagles. Unfortunately the play was called back by penalty. Abington: Bob Guidaboni called the signals on the muddy Abington field. He threw a pass to Mike Figlioli for Plymouth's lone score. Mike Souza and Plymouth were robbed of a touch- down when the referee called out of bounds on what was discovered to be the wrong line. Falmouth: Plymouth, with five men sidelined, met a strong Falmouth club for the sixth game. The Blue Eagles fought desparately holding their opponents in the first half to a minimum of points. In the second half, however, the Blue Eagles falter- ed, and Falmouth broke loose. Randolph: In the seventh game, Plymouth played host to powerful Randolph. Bob DiSimone and all- scholastic Phil Carlino proved too strong for Plymouth. Plymouth lost twice that day, the game and Dick Silva when he reinjured his knee and never saw action again. Scituate: A spirited Scituate team played host to the Blue Eagles for the eighth game. Led by Bob Guda- boni, Plymouth got off to a very good start. Suddenly upended by a pass in- terception, Plymouth was never the same. Scituate dominated the rest of the game. Silver Lake: A large crowd was on hand for the Thanksgiving Day clas- sic between Silver Lake High and Plymouth High. In a free-scoring match, the Blue Eagles downed the Lakers in traditional fashion with Guidaboni, Keller, Souza, Maffini, and Rego flashing for Plymouth. COACHES Mr. Jack Sarson, Coach: Mr. Mario Romano, Director: Mr. Joseph DeSisto, Asst. Coach. ' ' a ' ,ESL . 'Q Qi.. -it if 'N j 765 J 5 . . Nia! -V C' ' . -A we ae- as fre, T .- f 11. L, -' . .ni L4 , p D ' I , . .- f - . + ei X ri N .1 ' 9 ' AN ' as A 1' 's ljsgz- h' 1 k 'im . .T is U S 5 S -. G , ' l. e - S , SAN s 97 D I -.7-1 w ru, . ' fm:-.. ' .. A Goff- ' . , ' -W. . I Q Sf1v.g.,g . . ' --vp 11 -.L' ' ...V g -, A , .,.-..,,g.jA.-,--A-,-.- .. b- , '1 Athletic I9 72301. iff' 'fig ei. . e .4 . j m , : 1, ,ll :viz ffigv ' 51 4.i as -.ir 7r'T'.Q 4 ' 37 Wulf, P' , 2 ' ' ' S ' if 5-11' ' 4 if A r . ..-tl, ' - -. V Q1 -- -:. -VI 'If' x-,qpfgl fl' H1 ' f .fa .fx Xhsgl R J, 7, .I Ji C g ' A 4 Q I I - 'K ,, .J 1 N f 1 i Ah.. Q gn F L arm- 5 - I ., 'P , A ti ri-.. .iq . 5 1 ., O 81 A Q' -I Aa. I I fi' .K 4 l - A l BLUE EAGLE HQCP TERS Zo-E VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: F. Rose, W. Whiting, K. Almeida, J. Bongiovanni, R. Hall, W. Kriegel, D. Maccaferrl Gardner, R. Rego, B. Guidaboni, C. Maccaferri. Mr. Harold Rogers, Coach. Last row: D. Ferazzi, G. McGee, T. Bussolari, P. The ayes have it! fgffvfza. 'J' ez WW- Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth VARSITY RECORD vs. Rockland ........ vs. Wareham . . . vs. Abington .... vs. Middleboro .. vs. Hingham .... vs. Silver Lake .... vs. Whitman .... vs. Rockland .. vs. Wareham .... vs. Abington .. vs. Middleboro .. vs. Hingham ...... vs. Silver Lake vs. Whitman .... 51-57 52-51 63-42 71-61 86-59 39-56 67-53 74-59 54-43 55-60 77-74 68-49 56-60 86-62 The Blue Eagles wound up their 1960 sea- son tied with Wareham for second place in the Old Colony League. Fans will be looking forward to stellar performances from this year's sophomore starters Jimmy Gardner and David Ferazzi. Francis Rose, another sophomore, alternated with Bob Rego, also a starter. In the final league standings for the year, the Blue Eagles were tied for sec- ond place with Wareham with a 10-4 record. Plymouth's losses were at the hands of Silver Lake twice, Abington and Rockland once. Later, Silver Lake went on to win the South Shore Tourney and the Tech Tourney to be- come Class C State Champions. In the post-season All-Star Game of the Old Colony League, Bobby Guidaboni was named to the starting team and Jimmy Gardner to the second team. Both Bobby and Jimmy played the back court for Plymouth during the regular playing season. Want a lift? Well, Whitey! Don't just do something, stand there! Seniors Bob Rego and Whitey Hall were regular starters for the Blue Eagles. Rego played at one of the forward positions and Hall played center. Tom Bussolari, another senior, saw plenty of action, alternating with Hall at center. The most spectatcular game played by Plymouth was its second league game With Middleboro. The game went into two over- times before the Eagles pulled out a victory. The score at the final buzzer was Plymouth 77, Middleboro 74. During the first overtime, with seven seconds remaining and Plymouth leading by two points, Jerry Marshall, one of Middle- boro's All-Star players, sank a two-pointer to tie the score up again. In the second over- time, Plymouth dominated the backboards and sank shots with deadly accuracy to Walk off the floor smiling. 'ff Q li li ,, V I il 53 2 ,, i X, 5 5 ll ' .Q , 3 w K .-A Hr 4 x .. .3 t 3. 3' ll - 1 if A . 4- f. 1 ,, 3 2. 7: 5 , , f , 5, V I A fi' 1 J X ff 2 , ff f 'I i . l 1 lim' 2, 4 fl e, ., 'P 2 f V. 1, f 'wg fe l , ' A W wmv , MQ 5 f f L,., iq X4 rf f if :zv Z f 'VX 1 l , 1 ' 'X of x. I W XIX- Robert Rego N Q ,fig Z V , X, I yi QL N V f 4, , W ,, A , , ,,7,, .W , W V W, l Tom Bussolari 45 'fl 6 rl 2 W Q I l e a H --1 Don Maccaferri A ,, ll A ffl? in t .K ,Q . xx ,, w l 125, A 5 J 11 . 5 f e l J fa ,gif . 3 , E Ken Almeida 5 'R 1 b Robert Hall JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: R. Keller, P Greene, A. Silva, R. Travas- sos, R. Almeida, A. Perry Second row: R. Clark, P Perry, R. Andrews, C. Medei- ros, P. Gibbs, A. Mattioli, P Giammarco, Mr. Sarson, ,Yx 'WF- C525 N Xxwj If-.Tx YQLY MU U13 ,LYMUU D X! 9 'Whig l A El , Coach. J. V. Basketball-Scoreboard G0 Jimmy' GO! Plymouth vs. Rockland .. 25-24 ii Plymouth Wareham . 24-33 Plymouth Abington . 34-23 Plymouth Middleboro 44-36 Plymouth Hingham . 42-27 Plymouth Silver Lake 39-35 Plymouth Whitman . . .... 29-23 Plymouth Rockland . 40-30 Plymouth Wareham . 32-34 Plymouth Abington . 46-50 Plymouth Middleboro 33-45 Plymouth Hingham . 32-20 Plymouth Silver Lake 50-35 Plymouth Whitman . 58-44 S-t-r-e-t-c-h! . ,.. '. 'Q -xv. ,.., ..--.--Q-.- Grab it. Dave! A. Maccaferri and Son--Shoe 'N-. WWE! is fa 1959 BASEBALL Let's play ball is shouted by Mr. Antone Spath to his baseball candidates in the gym around the third week of March. The first week of practice is devoted to the pitcher and catcher candidates. These battery practices consist of a short exercise drill followed by pitching control. rs gaf Q P' S ,.. K 'Tk it Q' f. VAX ' 4? All other candidates deserving a position on the team workout the following week. As soon as baseball weather arrives, the scene of the workouts is switched to John Siever Field. Here the Varsity is chosen and those remaining play a full season with Mr. De- Sisto on the Junior Varsity. 'tr 0 lrffi BASEBALL TEAM First row: R. Silva, C. Romano, H. Baraufaldi, R. Kuhn, F. Anderson, R. Rego, R. Guidaboni. Last row: G. Zoccoiante, Mgr.g Mr. Antone Spath, Coachg M. Souza, F. DeCost, I. Harding, F. Rose, W. Clark, A. Guerra, D. Raggazini, J. Lapham, Mgr. 1959 Baseball Record Plymouth vs. Rockland . . . . . . 9-4 Plymouth vs. Wareham . .. . . 3-6 Plymouth vs. Abington . 2-0 Plymouth vs. Middleboro . 1-7 Plymouth vs. Hingham . 4-1 Plymouth vs. Silver Lake . 6-4 Plymouth vs. Whitman . 4-2 Plymouth vs. Rockland .. .. 9-3 Plymouth vs. Wareham .... .. 2-6 Plymouth vs. Abington .. .. 12-1 Plymouth vs. Middleboro . . . . 2-5 Plymouth vs. Hingham .... .. 8-4 Plymouth vs. Silver Lake .... .. 8-6 Plymouth vs. Whitman .. .. 3-4 Won 9 Lost 5 Bliss Hardware Company fl! fix A CROSS-COUNTRY First row: J. Vincent, J. Gardner, P. Perry, P. Leonardi, D. Pioppi, R. Andrews. Last row: C. Maccaferri, A. Lacey, W. Whiting, D. Ferazzi, Mr. Harold Rogers, Coachg R. Kramer, J. Douglas, F. Rose, R. Montanari. TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Middleboro ...... Rockland Silver Lake . . . Wareham Abington Whitman Plymouth -.......-... Academy 39-16 40-15 32-23 19-36 29-29 20-35 20-35 'o Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth il ,I-. Track Scores Hingham ........ Silver Lake . Rockland . . . Whitman . . . Middleboro . . Abington . . . Wareham . . . TRACK I Rl 2815-5715 3315-5215 4615,-39253 36 - 50 51 - 35 3625-4915 62 - 24 First row: B. Maffini, K. Al- meida, D. Maccaferri, D. Halu- nen, A. Bouchard. Last row: W. Kitchen, P. Raymond, R. Tra- vassos, J. Searles, R. Kramer, 1 Mr. Harold Rogers, Coach. Old Colony Theatre fT?'f',w Mrs. Marjorie Cronin 2 TO MRS. CRGNIN The girls' sports pages are dedicated to Mrs. Marjorie Cronin, who directed girls' physical education for eight years. Mrs. Cronin coached the girls in field hockey, basket- ball, tennis, and softball. She spent many hours patiently developing in her athletes the skills which are so essential for successful teams. She also was responsible for the Well- trained cheerleaders who supported our teams at football and basketball games. She will always be remembered for her help and guid- ance as a friend and teacher. Samoset Press FIELD HOCKEY Hockey Scoreboard-Varsity J. V. Hockey-Scoreboard Plymouth Silver Lake .... Plymouth vs. Silver Lake ........ .. 1-0 Plymouth Middleboro . . . Plymouth vs. Middleboro . . . . . 1-0 Plymouth Rockland .. Plymouth vs. Rockland .. .. 1-0 Plymouth Abington .. Plymouth vs. Abington .. 4-0 Plymouth Bridgewater Plymouth vs. Bridgewater .. .. 2-1 Plymouth Hingham .. Plymouth vs. Hingham .. 0-0 FIELD HOCKEY Above, First row: N. Hathaway, Miskelly. Second row: N. Parsons Patenaude, M. Brigida. Third row: Longhi, H. Cavicchi, B. Policow, . Estes, J. Billey. F o u rt h ro w : W. Sears, C. Parks, S. Clark, J. Wild, Guaraldi, P. Cavicchi, D. JUNIOR VARSITY PWM? .... , .W Below, First row: J. Devine, D. Costa M. David, S. Wood, S. Almeida. Sec- ond row: E. Furtado, N. Segal, T David, C. Dahl. Third row: M. Sher- man, S. Rogers, R. Aldrich-Ames ourth row: J. Wi1'zburge1'. L. E. Bouchard Co., Inc. 5 . Success was the keynote of the gir1's field hockey team, which chalked up a record of five Wins and one loss. The team was co-captained by Nancy Hathaway and Lyn Miskelly, both seniors, Judy Wild, a junior, was high scorer of the season. The junior varsity achieved a record of five Wins and one tie. . V ff . vmwlk fwwfms Where's the ball ? Look, Ma! Hockey with no ice! Christine Clough, Mrs. Lena Allaire, Dorothy Stern .. ,fur A fo-H , a V vb 5-U 4 -w QU what ya doin' Nancy,-Smash it Leland's . , -2 ,- 2 ,q , ,-.s . 'f-Q5 W, 'zf ,., , 4 . .4 E 'Qa- rl va kg -F. K .Q - l A ,l '. N :- 1' , . z f J 5 . 5' , ixl ' I 1 Q... ,..i--. , P 5 ' I I 5 ' .,. Judy.Billey Jackie Keller VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row: J. Wild, J. Keller, K. Longhi, H. Cavicchi, B. Policow, S. Clark. Last row: N. Parsons, W. Sears, P. Souza, J. Billey, L. Estes, M. Policow, L. Miskelly. Girls' Basketball Mrs. Lena Allaire, the new physical ed- ucation instructor for girls, through her careful coaching, led the girls' basketball team to a successful season. The varsity team piled up nine wins over three losses, while the junior varsity won nine, lost two and tied one. Despite the usual loss of players in June. the experience obtained by the underclass- men should assure an equally brilliant record next season. COACH AND MANAGERS Deborah Cohen, Ruth Cadorette, Mrs. Lena Allaire, Ruthanne Holman, Linda Harlow 'Sf .x ds 'X JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM First row: D. Newey, C. Silva, S. Rogers, J. Devine, C. Parks. Last row: J. Patenaude, B. Andrews, P. Gill, M. Sherman, M. Beauregard, K. Barufalf di, C. Dahl, D. Ottino, D. Moreau. HOOPSTERETTES SWAMP OPPONENTS Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Alumnae .. Abington .. Middleboro Hingham .. Bridgewater Rockland .. Silver Lake Middleboro .... .... Abington . Bridgewater Hingham .. Silver Lake Rockland .. 40-22 35-22 43-19 42-51 38-34 26-24 37-24 39-41 33- 9 33-22 35-26 41-35 23-24 Pick It up it doesn t bite It's still a long way up. Yea for the b0dYgU3l'd' Junior Varsity Scoreboard Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Abington . . Middleboro Hingham ., Bridgewater Rockland .. Silver Lake Middleboro Abington .. Bridgewater Hingham .. Silver Laek Rockland .. 16-16 1'1- 8 15-13 32-23 14-11 29-14 33-35 21-22 12- 6 16-11 20-14 16-12 Come to me! f Y 7,1 SOFTBALL First row: Patricia Souza, Janet Willis, Vir- Katherine Enos, Judy Wild, Sally Clark, Linda ginia Beane, Mary David, Lynda Gavoni, Ju- Estes, Helen Cavicchi, Christene Clough, Doris dith Billey, Veronica Quintal, Beatrice An- Parkhurst, Dorothy Stern. drews, Carole Silva. Last row: Judy Edmond. Softball Scoreboard Tennis Scoreboard . Plymouth vs. Hingham Lost Plymouth Abmgton ' 20-18 Plymouth .. silver Lake .. Won Plymouth Bridgewater .. 6-I3 Plymouth Vs. Whitman Won . Plymouth vs. Duxbury VVon Plymouth Hmgham 8-13 Plymouth vs. Scituate Lost Plymouth Bridgewater 7-22 Plymouth vs. Hingham Won . Plymouth vs. Silver Lake .. Lost Plymouth Hmgham 16-43 Plymouth vs. Whitman Won Plymouth Rockland 17-13 Plymouth vs. Duxbury Won , Plymouth High School's girls' tennis ' team has always been excellent, but in the past season the school has been especially l proud. The team ended one of its best sea- sons with a 6 win, 3 loss record. The girls put in long hours of arduous ' practice sessions and were rewarded by V Y'..v.iq , pleasant associations with other teams A and the satisfaction of successful team 1 competition. I 'Q Noelle Parsons. Lyn Miskelly if-W--V-MU. ..,.,...m.,...-t.., .W ., ,. 1 - f- f 1 A ,..M.........,,l...,W, Q M ,,,,,,,,A ,x,, - -,,,,,,,,,. ,,,, .,,, , ,. , ,. , . ,. .-. Q 1 Sgpmjy AND PR -nm' ttzla,.mnr1.L no Yom.:-oon, 4, EMIUM W ! ,B I CLEANS THE SYSTEM, PUHIFY TllEl1LOUi't- E at W S G. HGVEY dt C0., Lltzxtamt. At..tgx'rs Q for .l,ANPlllEi-AN ii UO., l'yrtltt't-lilaixts to Boston. for 1860. Novel l 7i:splnya fnrnillmtl to sCommrttocs, :intl Wholesale Dt:alr:x-s snpplitftl with lwefy ,variety of Fin: works from the l'nitf'tl Lull- .0I'R!6t'10s,b at I?t'11':1 fftI Il'fIt'f'S. Also lor mlt:,w-l'l1i- rncseMjJoSl1C2 Dottllltz Ilcmlsg li'ist0l,1'll1itmn, lfnf Fclc hatn, null Mztmtnotll llunlzvr llill l'mf+lft'tfs. 5 All orders udtlrcssctl to tht: Hallo lltvpntof ghg QGcneml Agents. JAMES G. HOUR? Xt CO., Y No. 149 WASHINGTON STREET, l305'l7ON, txtfxses. Laboratories t1t,FlttSt Cllf!llJ'l'ltlQ'C, Sozttll llonding, :tml Brighton, lliasn. Boston, June 2, l860. 5E lllogbill PQ.iEWAR.DiT l HE nlxnvo rffwtml will lm pail! ltv tltc l'i'oprtt1- tors of Cali Gl'OVG CGH19UfI'y lor tltv altl- ttitttlim :Xml t'tJllYli'lll.?ll of tlao porqm tn- purgtmg who took tm :Xtnlunllpc l.ilu1riws iron: the lllutlll- mcnl Ol! tllv lol. ul V. A. S. l,l'1'lQlllH, lllftfp, in mid Cemetery. Also for the cluttrc-tion :toll c-orzviotion fl' any llel'9Oll or potions who slzrlll m.llif:ioltt4ly in- JUVC 01' dCSll'0y any Ulfllllllllilllf, fron, shrill: or flowers in sztill Conn tt-ry. Sllllllllfll, ll. l'Jfl'l'liN, Sc'i'v olnflnl: Grow: t'ori+lr.1?Erl:l. l 1 Plymouth, May' Qlith, 1860. 31:1 A . l ...1 . ,gi . ,.:,, ,. ,,4.w.4g.-,...... ,..,.,,.,s gg PLEASE N OTICE I fflfjifirll R IilC,lI3lQlQ'X7,fl3lIQJ,, A A. Lot of Coda Supcrphosplmte of Lihue, For Sale at NORTH WIIARF, by l. W. Jackson. Plymouth, May IQ, 1860. tf' tMURDOCK'S POND tp ICE z 4. Will be f'urnisllc'rl for the season as follows : l REFRIGERATORS SUPPLIED, g 5 Large size, 555,00- f Medium 94 84.00. Small ff 3.00 Per 1000 lbs., 1.25. Q U 500 ff ,70, ' H 66 .l5. Apply fo S. LANMAN. AD VER'1lI S l Nlnnclrnko, 1,1lllLlL'llUl'l, ull of whit-ll me so - ' T . compmtnliw.l :N lo an-t in CUlll'lfl'I, and nrsstxt btltlttte Ill t-1':,tt,lic:1titlg cliwcfl-0. . -, . H l nntl Foul Stotntn-ll: llysplfpsmz L+Mtl'l'llCFhv IT' Disorilvrwl SllJlll2ll'll. to wllivll cvcrjf p0l'NOll lv HIUVU 'I'-2 LN t-t l ' lull-l'4'lV X'fll ll'- The best Spring: and Snmrncr lllvcliclne in thc Wknld is DR- LANGLEWS .Root and Herb Bi ters, C nn mnntl of SarQ'tl'm'ill'a Wild C'ln-rrv Yellow N 1 I , ,. t, . , . U 'l'lot'lf, l'rit'kly Aish, 'l'linrtiulglllvtzrf,1 lillttlnlrli, l , A , l 'lllo llttlt-rs vontnnm to lie thc most Httlnflnfdl 5 popular and rl-liuhlf' mt-:livine trvvr t1iwowi't'tl lor 3 tho t-ure of Liter Cnntplttints, unc! all tlwir nttcnd- lllllflg Jzutmliw in its. worst ilJl'lIlqQ lllllllflfqy wl.vll'n-roi' blood or siting nll Billion-1 DIFl'dQl'5 1 P mule: 'Wtrllkztt-sw, :url vvl-ry tli-1-tue-ziriiitlu from Ill' tligt-stion, or Sl'lll'llllll'fi ll-altitn ol lilug llvanlnvllog llixzitlolwg Pill-sg l'lcm'tl'vm'n L Pains in the Sitlo. llowols or Ban-ki Flatlttltttn-yt LOSS A oli tl l' xl 1-omalaint mining l Appvlittz, null t'vt't'j' lslll 9 I A trout Ittlpnfitivs ol' tllc B'oo-l, llww-wl Llfell UF' lltntlll ol' ltrsrt Iillllilljvlllll lil llllfi 1' ?- Tilt- t-ffl-vt nl' tlliQ lilmllvitle in :Unit W0I1fll'7'llll ' it acts clirtrl-tlv upon tin: lmwclw mill llloml. lty TC- nloving ull ollslrua-tions from llw illlvffltll l'llll'lPli 5 Stivnttlnting tltvnl into ln-:tltlly llvllftll, rt'l1l'l'V1lll ll' l thu llluntlin ol lull-. Illlfliljlllf lllt- lilnoll. vlt-am-ing it llorn nll lllltlllllk .mtl vntlgillg if If' l'f'l1U'N'f 'l W 1 , . tl,y,,Wl, ,.,fL.w wrt ul gilt- molly 3 tttmlrntg tl,c ln- vatlnl to lllmllll :intl llNt'llllll4'S 4. Unlf-' 25 null 'l8t'f nw pot' lr-ntttc. SUM l'P' DVM .. y l t in I ltt Q X v x Q llltll'l'- ntl lt-.-Q-ml In J. U. LANG Llul 'tl' GLO- C. IAZUUHWIN Sc CO.. Btwtmt. l nmr 31, Gillis i' LIVERY fS'l'ABLB. 'fi' .lf , 'Z4,f 2.i'Y, , -. , 82? Mdgklfjf' J- flhffh, .w::,, M Mg, Ll-1. Granville Gnrtltwr would inform his frit-mls anal the public' gt-nerally, that he is prepared to furnish I-IURSES and CAR- RIAGES to individuals mul patrtivn. at his stnhlt- in '- idtllc sm-ct, on thu vt-ry hes' terms of tiny cs- tahlishment. in this vicinity. EI? Passengers carried to neighboring towns on reasonable terms. STABLING.-Having a. large and commodinus Stable he is prepared to nt-t-ommndnte the trawl- ing public Wllllj100ll stubling ut ull limes. Faith. lol and tru-tty Oftlers may lic fonntl at their posts at ull hours ofdny or nit-ln, .1 GRBNVILLE GARDNER. rlymouth, Jan. l, 1857. V' l v T., Congratulations to the Ulass of 1960 X9 9 6 8C tSt Pl th W 110 ,fum W frfj OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAP c-5 X ' W ? X xx K in XX 1 1 Al, -4 1: 6. ' 5 1 4 ' ' f + ' if I fr 95 PLYMOUTH HARDWARE, Inc. and NERI PLUMBING COMPANY 42-44 Court Street Tel. PI 6-0265 C U R R I E R ' S PLYMOUTH -: - Est. 1900 61 and 63 Main Street , GOGGIN 81 SON Congratulatxons SAMOSET GARAGE, INC. Plymouth, Mass. Furniture Company Chrysler - Plymouth Hillman - Sunbeam Valiant Samoset Gasoline Plymouth, Massachusetts 96 Compliments of . HENDRIIYS ICE CREAM Nelson Street Plymouth, Massachusetts Congratulations to the Class of 1960 GELLAR'S SERVICE STATION Surveyors and Engineers 0 4,0 0 O o O U7 o 3 Q v Obfd Q5 NO 'X 'B Ge ff W7 IJ U1 0 C 44,0 DELANO 81 KEITH Congratulations to the- Class of '60 B E R N A R D ' S LADIES' APPAREL CEI.-fn V nllllllll PLYMOUTH FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK J xxx!-ff!! .gxiig 1- 1 J' J' f55L,- 'f hi Duxbury - Plymouth - Kingston Your Bank For School Savings 95 A C Best Wishes to the A Class of 1960 D From The Faculty and Students of E Plimoth Academy P L I M O T H and School of Fine Arts Y ROY BROWN, Headmaster fa-fzn afllandllfan, jaw. Dodge-Renault-Plymouth T.V.-Radio telephone-Fathometers KINGSTON, MASS. Tel. JU. 5-2074 OODING' Jewelers Since 1802 Plymouth's Leading Jewelry Store' FEATURE LOCK DIAMONDS HAMILTON GRUEN-BULOVA-ELGIN W A T C H E S CASH OR CREDIT TERMS TEL. PI 6-0429 18 Court St. Plymouth SUNSHINE STORES 133 MAIN STREET KINGSTON, MASS. JU. 5-4446 JU. 5-2018 99 Q ! 3 Q i i i w J NCDOK FARM DAIRY i 1 H I N W w I X 1 All W RY L IUPILS AH ..,.-,.,. MILK 2 CN L and 1 4 Q HEALTH BUILDER LOCAL MILK i Nook Road Plymouth l Telephone Pllgrim 6-1261 I ! i l I IOO I Xa I X ' Compliments of . PLYMOUTH LUMBER COMPANY Robbins Road Plymouth, Massachusetts VAN TWINKLES Front Row l to r C Holmes P Tibbets J Trask L Mazilli M Sam son M uar : . : . , . , . , . , . p , . G - aldi, L. Correa. Middle: L. Goodwin, S. Groetzinger, R. Holman, L. Estes, N. Hathaway P. Wirburger, J. Billey. Back: C. Dahl, B. Trask, M. David, M. Brigada, B. Forni, A Sampson, K. Atwood. Absent: D. Marsh, L. Courtney. lOl Pl mouth Federal Savings and Loan Association PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Inc. 1882 President James R. Chandler Vice President Harry R. Talbot Executive Vice President Walder J. Engstrom Q' as Q Fed. 1937 Treasurer A. Lee Roulston Assistant Treasurer Ronald C. Carletti Secretary Mae E. Emond X - 5 Qxd-'.-1,55-Ii: , X . . .4 ., s . : .5 -. ' ' -. . 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' -- V' ' ' X wx x A VXVA 6 P wsaiili 852121 says' K Yna,c.' :H ' slwvw:-uf xxvgax - e ' l X X -A-V itfmmsx P-2 ,mrszfex Ta Axqlwfrcrs .Q N At Your Service For INSURED SAFETY FOR SAVINGS HOME MORTGAGE LOANS Planned for Your Budget 102 Congratulations to the Class of '60 RIIGERS SUPER MARKET STATE ROA D, MAN OMET Compliments of . . . The Yankee ph. V TIIVM yA'Our M488 H Bd nd Comfort ' f Off Tb Buy Highway w Jxfh., R0llte 3A Plymouth LORING'S Established 1894 Watchmakers 8: Jewelers 25 Main Street Plymouth Congratulations to all graduates of Plymouth High School. . .From radio station W.P.L.M You have received your education in one of the best school systems in the United States of America. Plymouth is truly America's Home Town . . .It's history. . .it's heritage are for you to remember as you go out into the world to make your way in life. We of WPLM. . .The radio voice of America's home town. . .sincerely hope that your life will abound with all the things that are good. . .and that you will remem- ber as you go out into the world. . .the good that you knew in Plymouth. . .where the American way of life. . . the democratic way of living really started. Good Luck to all of you of the Class of 1960 John Thomas Campbell. . .owner, manager of W.P.L.M. 1390 on the dial. . .Keep Listening Radio Voice of Plymouth, Cape Cod, and The Islands IO4 Always A Friendly Welcome G A M B I N I ' S Established 1922 52 Main Street PLYMOUTH, MASS. Tel. PI 6-0372 Del and Jim Panagoplos, Owners Featuring Fine Food Compliments of . . S M I T H ' S PLYMOUTH 1 Congratulations to The Class of '60 PURITAN CLOTHING CO. Modern Men's and Boys' Stores PLYMOUTH ----1 ROCKLAND and PURITAN TAILORINC DEPT. CLEANERS - 'rA1LoRs - FURRIERS 105 BALBONl'S DRUG STORE 315 Court Street -v Plymouth PI 6-11251 The Drug Store That Serves Plymouth PURITAN GARAGE Sgarzi Bros. 356 Court Street - Plymouth Lincoln, Mercury, Fiat Sales and Service Tel. PI 6-3100 To Protect Congratulations to the Class of 1960 You YOUR ndependenf v SIlVlS YOU fllST H A T C H lnsuranceI!AGENT See Us for I N S U R A N C E Electrical Company, Inc. STODDARD 81 TALBOT 12 Market Street Insurance That Insures 36 Main st. Tel. PI 0-0030 Plymouth Plymouth, Massachusetts 106 11,1-3, if 'mo ae as V . AP THE PLYMOUTH NATIONAL BANK PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Nando! The way to Security 107 Compliments of . . . Congratulations to the Class of 1960 EMERSON'S STORE HENRY MENGOLI White Horse Beach. and SON Mass' Compliments of MARIO'S AUTO BODY PI, 6-0300 Plymouth, Mass. IO8 E Congratulations to the Seniors M 81 M SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Pllgrim 6-1915 35 Main Street Compliments of . . T A S S Y ' S Summer St. Kingston, Mass. Tel. JU 5-4509 TOWN BROOK SERVICE STATION MANDO,S . . . . 24-Hour Road Service 14 Water Street Plymouth, Massachusetts IO9 Compliments of JURDAN HARDWARE If it is Builders' Hardware Electrical Supplies Sporting Goods Garden Tools Housewares 8x Appliances Kitchen Planning Jordan has it! want a house? want any kind of insurance? see Elmer E. Avery Insuran A 9 STEVENS, The Florist Agency, Inc. Store Phone Greenhouse PI 6-2600 PI 6-2601 ce Plymouth, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS E 110 GOOD LUCK TO GOOD SCHOLARS! FROM FINEST MEATS SOLD ANYWHERE! 0 Rockland o Hanover - Braintree - Hull-Nantasket 0 Plymouth Kingston E 1 1 L. in ,I 1 I f N 5 i' 1 1 Congratulations E to the Seniors of 1960 pi DEARN and McGRATH RESTAURANT Water Street Plymouth ll The ROGERS PRI BOOK, JOB and L .WN ,.,5. ! COMMERCIAL -24- D L51 . 1' , 57g'1,1f' P R I N TIN G 'IL al l-15' zo MIDDLE STREET Cplyrnoutb, Ways., ' Pllgrim 6-9365 5' Congratulations to the Seniors SEARS FUEL COMPANY Let The Green Fleet Deliver Your Heat 3 Off Lothrop Street Plymouth, Massachusetts Telephone PI 6-1214 1 l Compliments of . . . ,l GEORGE V. BUTTNER STORE 19-21 Court Street - Plymouth Headquarters of Pendleton Sportswear lg and f Imported Scotch Plaids 1 ll ll2 Plymouth Savings Bunk 'The Friendly Bank' ,:, T- ff ' ff .23 K ' ,ff ' ff ff fx lf,Q ,yfi 5 G - . ,pf fgyw Ax 1, ,s 7fff,f,ffQg T' 'fl flvffffzfg A 1.ff5'V4 -,Pff7 ,A, ' A' if F' A e 73 ,,', Xzf' f V ymffavfe Il' A 5,6'?lfl65B!?N1f I I 'Avw fm. .Hi f ,g s . , A , ,.,,f ,,h- V fl Vf Friendly Service from these Friendly People ALLEN D. RUSSELL, Treasurer ARTHUR G. ESTES, JR., Assistant Treasurer DONALD W. HEATH, Teller HELENE R. PIRANI, Teller MARGARET E. FAHEY, Clerk H3 Compliments of SHEllMAlll'S FURNITURE C0. 310 COURT ST PI 6-1440 '4EJucati0n is the Apprenticeship of Lifev FOR SCHOOL NEWS . . . that story of the Class Prom . stories of special school events . social items of your Classmates . the weekly column of your school Press Club . your school graduation . your school athletics - baseball, football, Held hockey, track, tennis . . . all with photos and action pictures READ THE OLD COLONY MEMORIAL -New England's Greatest Weekly Newspaper For 135 Years- CIBHI Glnlnng IlIHPmnria1l FOR QUALITY PRINTING - INQUIRE OF MEMORIAL PRESS ll4 Diamonds e Rings Watches o Clocks A. A. DHOOGE JEWELER Watchmaker and Engraver Phone PIlgrim 6-2645 Plymouth, Mass. BOWLING AT ITS BEST At The Plymouth BOWL-O-MAT THE OCKERS COMPANY Your headquarters for- + Books - college outline series - Dictionaries - Greeting cards -Brief cases and school supplies -Portable typewriter sales and service 15 Main Street Plymouth PI 6-2255 PLYMOUTH CORDAGE COMPANY ll5 158 Court Street PI. 6-1835 BENEA BLOCK COMPANY 32 Main Street Kmgston Massachusetts First in Quality Fairest - in Price Fastest in Service PIOPPI'S PKG. STURE 60 C t Street PI 6 194 PLYMQUTH MARINE RAILWAY Congratulatxo t the Class of 1960 PADOVANl'S PHARMACY FRIENDS Mr. SL Mrs. Frederick Freyermuth Mary's Beauty Shoppe Plymouth Dental Lab Carroll Cut-Rate Harris and Rose Cohen Mr. SL Mrs. James Taddia Mr. 8x Mrs. John Maccaferri Mr. Sz Mrs. Dunham Rogers Kingston Flying A. Mr. SL Mrs. Charles Maccaferri O'Keefe's Hat Shoppe Reubin M. Winokur Louis Borghesani E. Sz R. Deighton C. Paul Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph B. Correa Loretta J. Correa Verre's Barber Shop Plymouth Antique Centre Dottie Blackburn Greg's Barber Shop Carol D'Ambrosio Mr. 8: Mrs. John Cavicchi Jim Rogers Mr. 8: Mrs. Nando Bussolari Alcott Lee Rogers Towne Shoe Service Crowell's Bell Shops Evelyn M. Reardon Mr. Sz Mrs. Kendall S. Estes Forges Farm Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles A. Welch R. J. Marois A Friend Dr. Sz Mrs. Myron A. Policow SPONSORS Victoria's Market Cold Spring Motel Perry's Market Bumpus Machine Shop Tavernelli's Barber Shop Ward Sz Brady Costa's Repair Service Forn Sign Co. Lincoln St. Service Station Pilgrim Drug Cape Travel Agency Plymouth Rock Hdw. Co. Zanello's Furniture Anti's Tailor Shop Valente Bros. Florists Mando's Furniture Bradley Pharmacy Dexter's Shoe Store Plymouth Rock Grocery Reliable Cleaners Old Colony Laundry Manomet Beauty Salon Bluebird Restaurant Green Thumb The E. S. Burns Insurance Agency Elmer F. Buck Tile Co. Wood's Fish Market Ted's Texaco Service Station Sears, Roebuck Sz Co. Holmes Grocery Peter Pan Store Garuti Service Station F. A. Benotti Churchill's Service Station E. Botieri Barbieri's Grocery Store H. A. Bradford Sz Sons Prince St. Service Station Stein Furniture Contente's Shoe Store North Plymouth Hardware Jabez Corner Service Station Alve's Shoe Store Bradley's Animal Hospital Mariner Boat Shop Bartlett Oil Company Mr. Sz Mrs. James J. Connell Pilgrim-Buick-Pontiac Sales, Inc Rusty's Friendly Service Congratulations to the Senior Class Feminine Fashions-Gifts Duxbury, Mass. This New England Country Shop is a joy to those who shop for fine mer- chandise attractively displayed and moderately priced. l representing COOLEY'S INC. of Boston China-Glass WUlk'OVel' Shoe Store Olive 8 Edward Turner, Prop. Dial 'WE 4-2521 8A North Street Plymouth Good Luck to the future Builders of America KINGSTON LUMBER COMPANY l O BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS MAKE BETTER YEARBOOKS ffv-f. K I X lk E354 ' , an X., 5 -'iiw ff QQ A 5 x 11 3 -3 V, 1 951 1 , ' . 44,9 'Q ,I ' i Sox- 1 I. N. H ! .rx .xl Printers of the 1960 PILGRIM Other Mass. Accounts Amesbury H.S. Arms Academy Barnstable H.S. Boston Latin School Bourne H.S. Bromfield H.S. Burlington H.S. Chapel Hill School Easthampton H.S. Everett H.S. Fontbonne Acad. Girls Latin School Haverhill H.S. Hopkins Acad. Hyde Park H.S. King Philip Reg. H.S Mahar Reg. H.S. Masconomet Reg. H.S Mass. Maritime Acad. Medfield H.S. Melrose H.S. Millis H.S. Mt. St. Mary's Fall River Mt. Trinity Watertown Nazareth Acad. Wakefield Newman Prep is-N 1 c N.E. col. of Pharm. Newton Junior Col. . N. Reading H.S. - Notre Dame H.S. -' Southbridge Pioneer Valley H.S. A 4 Provincetown H.S. Randolph H.S. gif 5? Rockland H.S. A 1 KE, St. Anne's Sch. , A 'Wi ., Arlington -Q ' Ste. Chretie-nne's Salem KVA. il'l St. Clement's T '-'93 Somerville Sharon H.S. .4 H Somerville Trade H.S. y fy? A Stoneham H.S. ,, . story H.S. if , M A .gfix Suffolk Univ. '- ' Axrwl' I 5 ' ' Watertown H.S. . A H 'J M2 W. Bridgewater H.S. , N !,,.. . -f we-S-twood Hs. ,A-fx V . Woburn H.S 'QQ-XX ,A ' . ,g 'ff5.i11'E- N: E. Representatlve ., . .. o 5 vfffif Q- ' Q21 - . Q. .- .. ..... Robert Vantine 'X-X it ft ' i I ,I . as 104 Rock Meadow Rd f A , A ,.f: 7?fwW-712:35 Westwood, Mass 3300 Monroe Road o Charlotte, N. C. . THE jimi IN SCHOOL PHo'roGRAPHY . fcgowbfz 024,451 IN sc:-noon. Ymzaooxs. i' WW 'Q 3- S Dreamer Z .. 'QXQ X Vi' H i i, ill'li1 a-ins :limi-il v. --' 'I , x 1 4-4' 1 Cl Junior Jam Session Rest Period Oh, what a life a dog leads! It s ahve! N-.,- 'vu-3.1. ,ig '-t ' - 'ds i 5-a-ft Mad Scientists I think I'm being followed ,X I'l1 swap you Sandy, Pat, and Kit for Johnny. Hey, I heard you passed an English test! Why doesn't somebody cut him down. Substitute ? I us. ,,,. :fir Red shoes? Let's have a party! nl, un' fm? 59? W Y 45., - 1 1' K 3 xg Q 1 W. . r- u -an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In order to publish a yearbook, an editor depends upon many people for their valuable service. I wish to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to the following who have helped me so much this year. Mr. and Mrs. Dickson and Ted who have willingly and patient- ly fulfilled our many wishes and needs in connection with the nfost enjoyable part of the Pilgrim . . . the pictures. Mr. Robert Vantine of the Delmar Printing Company for his ad- vice and assistance in all the many phases of yearbook work. Mr. Raymond Miskelly for his excellent football candids. Mr. Randall Abbott for his photographs of old documents. Our advertisers for supporting the 1960 Pilgrim. Mrs. Whiting and the office girls for their willing assistance. The faculty for their patience when classes were interrupted for the taking of group pictures. The editorial staff, who gave me immeasurable help from start to finish. Eric Engstrom, for his cover design and other art work. Linda Estes for doing a great job as business manager and also for helping with typing and proofreading. Lyn Miskelly for her hours spent doing whatever needed to be done. Pat Ghidoni, Anne Notini, Diane Carreiro, and Annette Sirrico for their hours of work when I needed special aid. Dick Marinella who, though he had no official title, was always ready to supply humor for captions and other special features. l I I f ff?- A?- f.e,,. 5 X 1 E 1 ? I W if U , l E 5 is as H I M li 1 N ,: ' 1 U W si W -1 ww ,wg Qi HL Sv !z I , Y 1 w 3 ,S al 2' Y l ,si Y is fx, 5? 3 3, ii. l V1 5 . p E . in W 1 il Nl flf 9 ii' v