Pembroke High School - Corsair Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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uring the Spring Concert, David awyer and David Berkelo make a andsome trio while playing “Bugler’s oliday.” WITH HORNS Bend and Stretch! It must be Intermission. David Sawyer, George MacAdory, Pat Kelley, Paul Morris, and Mike Melson “much out” during the Spring Banquet. 25

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BAND MEMBERS DO IT Once again, the Marching Pirates “shimmied” their way to a successful season as they supported the football team. Trading their woolen uniforms for pastel dresses and three-piece suits, the Band was ready for their Annual Spring Concert in May. On May 31, the Band decided to “pat itself on the back” for a job well done by co¬ sponsoring a Banquet with the Choral Department for musicians and their families. Certianly the most valuable musician in Pembroke High School was Steve Rossman. Not only was he chosen to be a member of the Virginia State Chorus, he was a member of the Mac¬ Donalds All-American Band and marched in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. The Band, under the direction pf Mr. Frank Birdwell.

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ACTORS AND CREW: Eddie Dearing observes Scott Pollard’s technique as he tries to make a point with “Mama T.” M rs. Tucker points with the aid of n Pollard. The Pembroke Players presented two productions this year, which kept them busy with set construction, makeup, and acting. The plays were used as fund-raising events, and monies col¬ lected paid bills and bought new theat¬ rical supplies. The two year old club, led by Mrs. Marilyn Tucker, worked well to estab¬ lish its name throughout Pembroke’s halls. Vice-President and right-hand man of Eddie Dearing was James Boyd. Secre¬ tary was Nancy Nabors and treasurer was Laura Feist.