Plymouth High School
John MacCaferri
John MacCaferri, Plymouth High School class of 1937 (Plymouth, Massachusetts). The entry prints: a motto.
Class of 1937
95 in the class of 1937 · 1 more named MacCaferri
- Full name
- John MacCaferri
- School
- Plymouth High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1937
Also searched as: Jack MacCaferri; Johnny MacCaferri; MacCaferri, John.
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In context
Of the 95 entries from the Plymouth High School class of 1937 read for this site, John's is 58th alphabetically. Turning the scan to page 15 shows John; the portraits we read from this book run from page 9 to page 19. For Plymouth High School, the site holds 95 people from the class of 1937, against 74 for 1938. “The Pilgrim” is the name this yearbook gives itself (edited by Mary Bodell).
| On the same scan page | Arthur Lamb, Edgar Lee, George Lemoine, Alma Lenzi and 7 more |
|---|---|
| The book's own title | The Pilgrim (editor: Mary Bodell) |
What the yearbook said
He hurries here, He rushes there — He's never subject To despair.
The class of 1937
Phyllis LovellPlymouth 1937
Robert MageePlymouth 1937
Louis LimaPlymouth 1937
Florence MarshallPlymouth 1937
Alma LenziPlymouth 1937
Doris MasiPlymouth 1937
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Source
Plymouth High School yearbook, 1937, page 15.
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Published 1937. Scan courtesy of Digital Commonwealth libraries via the Internet Archive.
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