Pembroke High School - Corsair Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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THEIR MARKS Everyone, even the boy who carves his initials on the tree, has a desire to leave a record of himself here on earth. We all want to make our point ... to raise our hand ... get that A . . . receive a pat on the head . . . do some- ting that everyone will remember. During the year, students go about their ways to get their recognition; leave their mark . Through the artistic endeavors of Ron Ray, Mitch Stemler and tecky Sprague enjoy a quiet lunch ttw-sfflthly Pirate keeps vigil 7

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STUDENTS LEAVE As John H on holds his frog be- fore he begins tljssection, he thinks about a career as ' a surgeon. At a SCA meeting a representative raises voice her opinion on activity. Sophomores like Cynthia Burnson have to work extra hard in classes to attain recognition over juniors and seniors.

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8 r At Class Night ' DenicepWatte inst ymental th telephone Is In keeping friends U P on One of the things that each person at Pembroke will recall is the day friend- ships began . . . someone offered to help you finish your project ... he called just to talk . . . someone gave you a cigarette ... a colleague as- Paul Levy and friend work side by side in wood working class to complete a project. sisted you in a job . . . you reached out your hand to an adopted German sister or brother. . . Origins of friendship are hard to trace. sometimes we just slip into them, but everyone recalls when they realized they had a friend . congregate in -the smoking area to smoke and talk