Pembroke High School - Pennamaquan Guide Yearbook (Pembroke, ME)

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THE JUNIOR CLASS On September 7, 19? we entered the junior class with ten member Thoy were Jerrj Annis, Virginia Antone, Francis Carter, Joyce ho-'-bert Clark, Donna Cantwell, Sara Crowley, Jane F-.ovio. Zvi sjii Johnson and lary 3mall0 The class officers chosen for ib ; ye.-r w re president, Donna Cantwell; vice president, Joyce Cr-r-ic, secretary, Mary Small; and treasurer, Virginia Antone, The members of our class in the Student Council are class president, Donna Cantwell; band president, Jane Flower; chorus president, Mary Small; and class representatives, Joyce Cook and Jerry Annis, The juniors who are members of the band are Virginia Antone, Joyce Cook, Jane Flower, Mary Small, and Nancy Walls, e Annual Freshmen Reception was hold on September 28, sponsored by our class. The following committees were chosen to servo stunc itee, Virginia Antone and Sara Crowley; music comir.icSec-; Jo;, -vo Cook and Mary Small; refreshment committee, Francis Carter and Herbert Clark; ticket and poster committee, Jane Flower and Donna Cantwell; and janitor and sheriff committee, Jerry Annis and Dwight Johnson, In December, Francis Ccrter left us but in January Nancy Walls joined us from Ear Harbor high school thus leaving our class with ten members Rena Quinn, from the senior class, joined us nicking us have eleven members at the present, THE SO.H0M0R2 CLASS School opened September 7 1951 . with thirteen sophomores. They wore Helen Cox, Geraldine Brown, Doris Clark, Barbara Putney, Joan Warren, Joyce Annis, Shirley Bulmer, Dale Carter, Robert Clement, John Rodgers, Orville Putney, Preston Barnes, and Russell Sadler, A class meeting was held and these officers were elected; president, Barbara Putney; vice president, Russell Sadler; secretary. Joyce Annis; and treasurer, John Rodgers, Members of the class in the chorus are Joyce Annis, Helen Cox, Dale Carter, Barbara Putney, and Shirley Bulmer, Those in the band are Shirley Bulmer, Dale Carter, Joyce Annis, and Helen Cox, Those in the Student Council are class president, Barbara Putney and class representatives, Helen Cox and Doris Clark, Or iile Putney left us in January making twelve in our class. Dale Carter broke his leg in February and was absent for many weeks but continued with his school work at home.

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CLASS HISTORY V.Tien we started the freshmen year there were 13 of us. During the freshmen year we had many exciting experiences. The freshman re -erti n was neld during the first few weeks, and we were all zed In that year many of us were in the glee club, band, ana mo-st cf the boys played either baseball or basketball: Solly Dunn Marvin Owen, Alfred Erooks, and David Healy were in the band. Members of the freshman class in the glee club were,Sally Dunn, Louise Morgan. Ralph Carter, Marvin Owen, James Rice, Mary Jane Blackwood, Lawrence Miller, Billy Morgan, Robert Barnes, Alfred Brooks, Rena Quinn, and David Healy, Mr, Frederick Robbins was our commercial teacher that year, and he managed the baseball and basketball teams. Marvin Owen and Billy Morgan played baseball, Marvin Owen, Billy Morgan, Alfred Brooks, Robert Bernes, and David Healy ployed basketball, I .ring the last part of the freshman year we sponsored the Freshmen Frolic, a d.m e to which all were invited,' Mrs. Clarice S. Munsor.. and Mr, Ilarcld F- Blackwood were the other two of our toochers during thar year and remained so during the rest of our schotF year .. The class officers were president, James Rice; vice president, Louise Morgan; secretary and treasurer, Sally Dunn. We started the sophomore class with an enrollment of 12. During the year we sponsored the Sophomore Hop. Louise Morgan and Sally Dunn attended the Boston Music Festival. Our class officers were president, Louiso Morgan; vice president, James Rice; secretary, Sally Dunn; treasurer, Ralph Carter. In September we all came back to start our junior year. Dur-this year Alfred Brooks and David Healy left us.' Alfred Brooks vjent into the U S. Army, and David Healy transferred to Deering High in Portland. After the third week of school,- wo held the Freshman Reception and initiated the freshmen. In the later part of the junior year we held the Junior Prom in honor of the seniors. Our junior class officers were president, James Rice; vice president, Sally Dunn; secretary - treasurer, Louise Morgan. We started our last year in high school with an enrollment of 9. During this year Lawrence Miller, Billy Morgan, and Robert Barnes left us, leaving only 6 menbers in our class. Lawrence Miller, and Robert Barnes Barnes went into the U. S. Air Force. Billy Morgan is working in Pembroke for the Morgan Trucking Co. In our senior year we sponsored two suppers and published the yearbook. Durin'g our April vocation four of our class, Louise Morgan, James Rice, Sally Dunn, and Mary Jane Blackwood went on a class trip to New York City, --- •Marvin Owen

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JUNIORS First row, left to right: Rena Quinn, Donna Cantwell, Nancy Walls, Jane Flower, Joyce Cook. Second row: Herbert Clark, Dwight Johnson, Jerry Annis, Sara Crowley, Mary Small, Virginia Antone.