Pembroke Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pembroke, NH)

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FIRST ROW: Marie Jacob CTreasurer5g Neil Wells fPresidentj: Gary Little Nice-Presidentbi Stephanie Krenn CSecretaryJ: Mr. Birch CAdvisorJ. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Sanborn, Anita Brisbois, Kathleen Fowler, Laura Parsons, Jackie Martel, Ellen Chase, Sandra Harris, Liz Dole, Sheila Riley. THIRD ROW: Barbara Thayer, Nancy Thayer, Patricia Rogers, April Olson, Joan Littlefield, James Boudreau, Elaine Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Rick Biron, Larry Cooper, William Jones, Jean Noel. SCIENCE SOCIETY A A X During its three years of existence the Science Society has fs initiated a School Science Fair which compares favorably with fx J S fs 5 those of other schools of similar size. Three projects from phys- JL, X' ics and biology were selected at the School Fair and were sent to the State Fair and all three received honorable mention. The 0 Lf proceeds from a car wash and wax added to the already plump treasury. Films and guest speakers on careers in Science will be made available to Society members throughout the year and field trips will be taken. Through the activities of the Society, each member gains a clearer concept of the importance of sci- ence in society today. Uqxxx

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7 ,1 , Ls .A FIRST ROW: Stephanie Krenn CNHFTA Delegatejg Kathleen Moore CCorresponding Secre- taryyg Lorraine Peron CRecording Secretarybz Claudia Whittington fPresidentJg Edythe Childs Nice-Presidentj: Priscilla Stone lHistorian7: Sheila Riley fTreasurerJ: Mr. Clish fAdvisorD. SECOND ROW: Andrea Cote, Janice Sharp, Nancy Spinney, Ellen Chase, Nancy Munroe, Betty Cyr, Louise Girard, Elaine Hamilton, Carmen Coulombe, Bonnie Cushing. THIRD ROW: Sharleen Bryant, Mary Steele, Donna Preve, Mary Ellen Childs, Marie Jacob, Jackie Martel, Joan Littlefield, Irene Cansler. FOURTH ROW: Linda Gilson, Susan Winslow, Eliza- beth Kudrick, Patricia Rogers, Betsy Bosiak, Kathleene Fowler, Norma Chase. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the Whittemore Chapter of Future Teachers of America is to acquaint its members with the problems, opportu- if -1, nities and rewards of the teaching profession. ,Z u Included in the activities of the past year have been guides for f I open house, 8th grade visiting day and conventions. One of the ,I -'Q most valuable activities of the club is the student teaching 9' - which takes place each spring. Through this activity the mem- ! bers can gain a realistic view of the classroom situation and the I . . 3 actual student-teacher relationship. I6 15 89 1 0 0,1 55

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x Q FIRST ROW: Mr. Steenbergen CAdvisorbp Owen Gaskell tHistorianJ: Susan Winslow Nice- Presidentb: Gary Little fPresidentbg Patricia Biggers CCorresponding Secretaryyp Laura Par- sons fRecording Secretaryb: Mr. Davis CAdvisory. SECOND ROW: Mary Steele, Barbara Thayer, Nancy Spinney, Cheryl Sanborn, Jackie Martel, Elaine Hamilton, Marie Jacob, Kitty Moore. Donna Preve, Betty Morin, Linda Parsons. THIRD ROW: Robert M. Richard, Lorraine Fleury, Joanne Blazon, Christine Dowst, Rhona Perry, Elizabeth Bosiak, Patricia Rogers, Su- zanne Roy, Penny Rollins, Carmen Coulombe, Priscilla Stone. FOURTH ROW: Carol Moses, Nancy Thayer, Joan Littlefield, April Olson, Lorraine Perron, Claudia Whittington, Elizabeth Kudrick, Janice Sharp, Ellen Chase. FIFTH ROW: Paul Lambert, Daniel Pike, Stephen Lom- bard, Donald Damour, Richard Poitras, William Jones, Perry Eaton, Neil Wells. HISTORICAL SOCIETY yr The Historical Society was recently organized in order to further brate the 100th anniversary of the Civil War. 11 57 an understanding of the past among its members. One of the projects of the club is to edit a newsletter reporting its activities The club also proposed a Civil War display on April 10th to cele