Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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- S0 - unior cmd S we travel over the Bourne Bridge and look around us we find in the westward direc- tion Bourne High School. If we enter the school, and climb to the second floor we find a room which is the study hall and the junior Home Room with Mr. Matthews as class ad- visor. Fifty-one proud pupils marched into that hall on September 8, 1955 at 8:15 in the morning and welcomed their new title. They were now juniors, upperclassmen. Having taken the first six days of school to resume the steady How of a well advised schedule, the Juniors met on the seventh day to hold a class meeting. By popular vote Domi- :Fic Bernabie, whom we all call Dom, became our new president with Thor Smith sitting on his right in the vice-presidents chair. Polly Norris after a successful year as treasurer was re-elected, and another new official, Barbara Morse, was named secretary. Also at this class meeting, keeping in View the class trip, it was voted to pay 351.00 a month class dues. On the Girls Basketball Court were seen, Judy Sorenti, Meredith Muir, and Clara Wfhite, who, incidentially nearly broke the girls' high scoring record with 56 points in one game. Other Juniors took part in the second team scrimages. 'K E - f S ,.. l M