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Portrait of Dorothy Ziegengeist, Plymouth High School, class of 1938
As printed in the 1938 yearbook

Plymouth High School

Dorothy Ziegengeist

Dorothy Ziegengeist, Plymouth High School class of 1938 (Plymouth, Massachusetts). The entry prints: a motto.

Class of 1938

74 in the class of 1938 · 2 more named Ziegengeist

Full name
Dorothy Ziegengeist
School
Plymouth High School
Graduated
Class of 1938

Also searched as: Dot Ziegengeist; Dottie Ziegengeist; Ziegengeist, Dorothy.

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In context

Dorothy Ziegengeist is the last of 74 names in the alphabetical list of the Plymouth High School class of 1938 on this site. Dorothy's portrait is on scan page 15, and this book's portraits on the site span pages 13 to 21. The class of 1938 has 74 names here, where the neighbouring classes have 95 for 1937 and 59 for 1939. “The Pilgrim” is the name this yearbook gives itself (edited by Philip Godfrey).

On the same scan pageHenry Adams, Wayne Allen, Lillian Sherman, Annie Stein and 6 more
The book's own titleThe Pilgrim (editor: Philip Godfrey)

What the yearbook said

The smile of health That is hard to suppress Is a source of wealth Dot has to excess.

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Source

Plymouth High School yearbook, 1938, page 15. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item pilgrim1938plym).

Published 1938. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.

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