Pembroke Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pembroke, NH)

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HERBERT J. BROCK, Jr. When a man is no longer anxious to do better than well, he is done for. This guy is, without a doubt, the envy of the whole school! Because he's a post graduate student, he's attended only morning classes all year. He came to P.A. from Central High School, but quickly adopted Pembroke as his place of business. Herb has never given us any real cause to be jealous of him, though, for he's as modest a fellow as you'll find. An avid skier and tennis enthusiast, Herb wastes no time in heading north on winter weekends and using Manchester's courts during sum- mer. Next year will find Herb at U.N.H. following through his interest in either business or hotel administration. Our best to you, Herb. Post graduate student, graduated from Central High School, prom 4. NORMAN SYLVA CHAPUT Love spends his all, and still hath store. In Norm we have the reason for the senior's prestige during winter camival week. We are awfully proud of him, and who wouldn't be, for he captured the coveted title of Carnival King, and he certainly deserved it. Even if this were merely a popularity contest instead of being based on participation, we'd bet on Norm's winning anyway. This guy is a perfect example of what's meant by the saying He 's a real clean-cut kid. We appreciate being able to claim him as one of our class. Norm is sure to go a long, long way in the years to come, he 's marked for certain success. Best wishes, Norm ! Cross-country lg shop display 25 winter camival 1,2,3,4, assembly 4, prom 3,4. EDWARD CHARLES CHASE Education makes the man. Pleasantly ironical, Admiral's presence insures against ever being bored. Uncertainty prevails whenever he's around--uncertainty as to what the philosophical historian will come up with next, we mean! He's had more than his share of weird little tasks to do being manager of the basketball team. Just for fun, the guys on the squad have, a lot of times, taken delight in making it difficult for him to do his duty, but this guy has weathered the storm by putting into action his famed huge vocabulary--a method with excellent results! Onward and upward to success, Admiral , but, by way of encourage- ment, let us add that you don 't have far to go! General chorus lg assemblies 3,45 basketball manager 3,45 baseball manager 3, Hi-Y club 2, yearbook staff 4, driver training 2. 16

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CHARLES F. BOURBEAU A man of many moods We're all as susceptable to Buddy's grin as to the common cold! His humor and wit spread over us like a refreshing breeze, and they're welcome anytime-but especially during classes! Many a day has been made just a little bit brighter by one of his timely comments. To be able to see the funny side of practically anything is an asset he'1l always have. By playing second base, Bud won for himself a major letter. He's also been one of our most faithful fans at basketball games--often times bringing along his bongo drums to add to the merriment. This great guy will never have to worry about the future, it's success for sure. Baseball 25 school play 3,45 senior play 45 student council 35 bac- caluareate marshal 35 winter carnival 2,3,45 assemblies 2,3,45 prom 3,45 athletic association 3,4 fVice -Pres, yearbook staff 4. WILLIAM ROBERT BOURBEAU The eyes have one language everywhere Bill keeps to himself quite a bit, but nevertheless, by his actions he has climbed right up to the position of class shiek! Truer words were never spoken about a fellow, as he has a strange power about which the gals he has enthralled could write a full length novel! After giving Central a whirl, Bill finally decided to give Pembroke Academy a try--and we sure made it obvious how we liked having him around. He's done over and above his share of work-- clean-up committees and shop projects are his specialty. With his reputation for joining forces and really pitching in to help, we're positive Bill will go a long, long way. Shop display 1,25 assembly 45 prom 3,4. LOUIS WILFRED BRISSETTE The pleasure of life is according to the man who lives it One of the more silent members of our group, Louie has neverthe- less made himself known as a boy who can ta.ke plenty of riding and still come out on top. Louie is relaxed at all times, and is seldom seen in any drastic comes impatient. His friends respect him for this and are many times astounded by his self-control. flixception to this is on the dance floor where Louie really waltzes up a storm! ! l. His complacent manner and mild attitude will be of immeasurable value in whatever vocation he chooses. Prom 3,45 driver training 2. 15 hurry. He takes things as they come, one by one, and at no time be-

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JUDITH JOYCE CLEMENT And wit that loves to play, not wound. Judy is invariably busy doing one of two things--typing, or, if her hands aren't tied and her mouth taped shut, creating more mischief! Perpetually gay, we 've yet to see this gal depressed--whenever she's around, there's static electricity in the air, and it spreads like wild- fire until everyone within her range is emotionally uncontrollable ! Judy isn't content unless she's completely occupied, she's restless when not jabbering away to a patient UQ and understanding f?j friend, or lost in the depths of an interesting book. We can't imagine what we would have done for excitement without her, so here's our most sincere wishes for good luck and happiness always. General chorus 1,2,3,4, student council 4 QTreasurerj, FHA 2,35 usherette l,2,3,45 winter carnival l,2,3 Qattendantj, 4 Qattendantj, assembly 4, prom 3,45 photography club 2, yearbook staff 4. ROGER l-IERVE COURCHESNE Variety is the spice of life. mirth. prom 3,45 photography club 2. LEONARD CONRAD COURNOYER Go west, young man . . . Now here's a fellow who seems to be everybody's friend--everybody, that is, who is interested in a way to soup-up hot rods, or devise a new method of lifting cams automatically. Len, as you may have guessed, is an avid hot rod fan, and his automotive advice has proved invaluable to all those seeking it. Providing my car is running, is his key phrase, and this is very characteristic of Len's generosity to tote everyone everywhere. Mrs. Hounsell's Right Hand Man, Len can most times be found charging around after newspapers, students, and the like. Such a person, so noted for his mechanical mindedness, is also a memorable member of our departing class. Baseball 4, shop display 1,23 assembly 4, prom 3,43 driver training 2. 17 Someone once was quoted as saying, humor IS the best quality that a person can possess. If this is the case, Roger is the fellow who seems to be abounding in that particular quality When not devoting his attention to the matter at hand Rog can be seen introducing his flirtatious ways to the nearest femme or pro moting something to keep the people surrounding him shaking with Roger's all-round versatility and his droll wit Just naturally make him the one person who will stand out in a crowd, as well as cause him to be the long-remembered hiunorist of our class General chorus 1,2,3,4g operetta 3, winter camival 2,3,4 assembly 4