Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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LYMOUTH AS ENIORS iggf We, the graduating class of Plymouth High, as we walk toward ivy-covered col- leges, transcribe shorthand and type letters for handsome executives, or stand at atten- tion as the sergeant inspects the ranks, will remember our years of learning here. The class will go in many directions, each one of us hoping to find success and happiness as We travel through life. However, we will be bound together by the fact that we spent our high school years at Plymouth High and graduated with the class of 1961. The class, working together under capable leaders, has performed well - the Sopho- more Hop, the Junior Prom, and the Senior Dance were all successful ventures. The ex- periences we have shared, the people with Whom we have worked, and the accom- plishments we ourselves have brought about, all help us to gain maturity.

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Study And Plcy...Pc1rt of Our Curriculum -W DOING ASSIGNMENTS OR MAYBE CRAMMING FOR A TEST With the world stress on physically-fit youth, PHS has adopted an active program designed to strengthen both mind and body. Boys acquire dexterity in football, cross country, track, basketball, and baseball. Girls learn and polish the techniques of hockey, basketball, softball, and tennis. A student not o nl y e nj o y s the intramural sports, but also develops a well-co-ordinated body and learns good sportsmanship. A FAST GAME OF VOLLEY BALL STUDYING IN THE CAFETERIA Study periods are a part of every school day. They not only afford time for prepar- ing the next day's homework, but also allow for extra-curricular activities such as execu- tive board meetings of the yearbook and the Student Council.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Placing great faith in the ability and character of fouiwclassmates, the seniors chose officers early in the fall. Throughout the school year these leaders have proved worthy of the trust the Class of 1961 placed in them. Our remarkable President, Peter, demonstrated his mastery of Robert's Rules of Order, as We passed our important legislation in class meet- ings. Charlie, the V.P., aided Peter in carrying out class business, while Secretary Marlene busily took notes. While all this went on, Dennis, with eagle-eye, guarded the class money bags and held the purse strings tight, always raising an eye- brow whenever the matter of spending money was discussed. PRESIDENT Petei Gomes fi X' U 4'-Y I A ' 4 ff SECRETARY .. H-uf' VICE-PRESIDENT Charles Maccaferri TREASURER Dennis Pioppi Marlene Brigida