Pembroke Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pembroke, NH)

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MDCK TRIAL HELD AT P. A. On November 14, 1957, the Problems of Democracy Class, headed by Mr. Henry Monroe, started an experiment that was to set off an exciting chain of events. The opening scene was the boiler room of the Academy. Charles Currier, on his way from the shop to the principal's office with S18, was robbed. Student policemen were called on to investigate, and important clues were uncovered. The stage was now set, and judge John Lavertu, assisted by Judge Donald Matson of Concord, called the trial to order on November 16, 1957. Sheriff Clyde Parker advised student sheriff Alan Chase, while Attorney George Cofran of Allenstown assisted the defense, Charles Bourbeau, Brenda McDonnell, and Judy Culberson. Aiding the prosecution consist- ing of Luella Blakeslee, Janis Kittredge, and Simone Richard, was Ser- geant Archie Brown of the State Police. The witnesses were cross-examined all morning by attorneys of the pro- secution and the defense, evidence was brought forth and examined. The highlights of the courtroom scene were dramatically changed when the defense placed the defendant on the stand, and despite a bitter cross- examination, Edward Severance stuck fast to his plea of innocence. The final summarization and circumstantial evidence failed to impress the jury and the defendant was found not guilty.