Pembroke Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pembroke, NH)

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RICHARD W. MOZIER The only way to enjoy life is to amble through it---not rush A swell fellow if ever there was one--that's our Moe. l-le's never too booked-up to venture into a new project which needs his assistance. We 're always glad to have him around, for his presence seems to add to everything. Moe, in his senior year especially, really changed his old conserv- ative attitude and became a real party doll. We sure were anxious for him to break down that resistance and join in all our fun and frolics, so when that joyous day came, we heartily welcomed his fabulous transformation. We'll remember Moe as the guy who lived only a dash from school, but insisted on bringing his car every day! More power to you, Ilmoe ! Il Cross-country 2, general chorus 1,23 assembly 4, prom 3,4, pho- tography club 2, Hi-Y 2. JEANNETTE LAURA PLOURDE To be merry is to be truly alive Jan seems to have become our blooming poet as a result of her constant gum chewing. Sound impossible? Of course not. You see, Jan is in a problems of democracy class with Mr. Munroe, this, added to the fact that she can't resist chewing, equals only one thing ---punishments of fifty line poems! Consequently, we have a poet --not by choice, but as the result of force! With Jan bubbling with energy, there's never a dull moment. She's always gay and ready to do almost anything which will guarantee her a good time. She's quite mischievous too, and one can't possibly guess what she's going to do next, so we'll just have to wish her good luck and leave it at that! Franklin High School 1, St. John's High 2, General chorus 3,4, Christmas play 4, usherette 3, assembly 4, prom 3,4. LAWRENCE ALPHONSE PDOURDE Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry Every aggregation has its town affairs expert, and in our case it's Larry. Supplied with more than sufficient knowledge about all Suncook's political oings on, Larry is the rnan to see if you're running for office. if he favors you, you're in for sure. Larry is liked by all, and generally termed a good scout. His direct manner and definite opinions have won him a place of fame in our problems class. Once he gets going, there's no stopping him Always sticking to what he believes is right, Larry will go a long way in this world. Shop display 1, assembly 4, prom 3,4.

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General chorus 1,43 senior play 4, assembly 4, prom 3,45 yearbook CAROL ANN LETENDRE With all thy faults, I love thee still Carol is a girl of many talents, however, she has been humble in bringing them into the limelight. Instead she has devoted herself entirely to bringing to light the good points of everyone else. At no time losing her humility, she has given her all toward every great cause--such as our Senior Play. Faithfully attending all re- hearsals, Carol wasted no time in learning her lines and becoming accustomed to her various positions. On the evening of October 19, It Walks At Midnight was presented perfectly, and our sincere thanks and appreciation go to her. In addition we 're all counting on Carol to find the rewards in life she so deserves. staff 4. ERNEST LITTLEFIELD A little labour, much health. A zooming Mercury with a slim -built red-head at the wheel-that's Ernie ! Most usually in an immense hurry to get somewhere and most often the last to retum, Ernie is a memorable figure in the Class of '58. He is ready to 'pull with the team' if the class is stuck as could plainly be seen at our Senior Assembly when Ernie and four others donned their costumes to sing The Song of the Sewer. The skit was a huge success, due in part to Ernie's participation. With his good-will and humor constantly on the surface, Ernest is a sure bet to make a hit in all he plans. Basketball 1, fAssistant Managerj, baseball 1, QAssistant Managerj cross-country 1,2 Uvlanagerj, soccer 3,43 winter carnival 1,2,3,4, assembly 4, prom 3,45 athletic association 3,43 I-li-Y 2. BRENDA COLBY MCDONNELL Golden hair, like sunlight streaming. . . It's not everyone who has a chance to spend school days vacationing in Puerto Rico, but Brenda did just that, and came back in January sporting an all -too -gorgeous tan! It was even more obvious on the basketball court where, incidentally, she spent a huge portion of her time. Who says uniforms unglamorize a girl? This cute Scottish lassie has added a great deal to our class with her ready smile and sweet disposition. Brenda's fair complexion and beautiful eyes, along with a terrific personality have given her a top ranking spot on the popularity poll of both males and females. Basketball 1,2,3,4 QCO-Captainlg school play 3, senior play 4, stu- dent council 3,4, winter carnival 1,2,3,4g assembly 4, prom 3,45 memory prize speaking 2, athletic association 3,43 driver training 35 yearbook staff 4. 24

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ROBERT LAWRENCE RAYMOND Fly and you will catch the swallow Our ever-ready taxi-cab is Bob. Always there when we need a lift or ferrying service. Bob's willingness and enthusiasm for action lead him to make many spontaneous decisions. This is typical of him. Anyone wishing to have fun and laughter with no waste of time should see Bob. Planning to enter the Air Force after graduation, he is very much in- terested in planes and such at the present. Being one person who gets as much enjoyment out of participating in a joke as well as having one played on him, Bob is the first one to laugh. This characteristic has led Bob into one adventure after another, each one just a little more mirthful than its prior. With his humor, forthrightness, and sincerity, Robert is one fellow destined to be outstanding among the rest. General chorus 1,29 shop display 1, assembly 4, prom 3,45 photography club 2, Hi-Y 2. ROBERTA FAYE PRIES The best of life is conversation Bert is one girl none of us will ever forget. Her witty remarks and collection of jokes have often helped to raise our spirits when we felt a situation was impossible. Bert's gift of gab with her large vocabu- lary is certainly one of her biggest assets. If there is a practical joke brewing or mischief being made, look for Bert -she'll be right in the middle of it. However, she has the ability to talk herself out of any uncomfortable situation which might arise. Roberta is sure to be a great success in whatever she attempts, and we also wish to add-best of luck with that sailor, Bert. General chorus 2,35 Christmas play 4, operetta 3, assembly 2,3,4g prom 3,4. SIMONE RICHARD Happiness untold awaits her. Sim is one of our best friends. Besides being one of the good- looking girls of our class, she is very lively and adds enthusiasm and amusement to every activity. Simone is studious and usually has her assignments done for classes. She is cooperative, and under her pretty brown hair is a head full of knowledge. Simone is a willing worker on every occasion, and can appreciate a joke, even on herself, and that broad smile adds much to her popularity. Outside of school hours Simone can often be found baby-sitting at some neighbor's house--an activity she enjoys very much, or one may frequently observe her raptly reading some sort of book--usually the best-seller. Simone will be very successful because of her scholastic ability, her eamestness, and energetic efforts. General Chorus l,2,4, double quartette 1,2,3,4, FHA 2 QSecretaryj, usherette 3,45 winter carnival 1,2,3,4, Assembly 4, prom 3,43 driver training 3. 26