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

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CHORUS First row, left to right: Priscilla Pulk, Karen Suddy, Shirley Bulmer, Mary Clark, Ruth Kilby, Faye Warren, Martha Cushing, Patricia Carter. Second row: Paul Gerry, Roberta Sherrard, Janice Carter, Florence Clarke, Leslie Stevens, Joyce Annis, Barbara Putney, Helen Cox, Mary Jane Blackwood,- Sandra Hersey, Harry Mills. Third row: Richard Owen, Preston Barnes, Charles Clarke, George Sprague, Stephen Walls, James Rice, William Rice. William Cook, Eugene Stanhope. YEARBOOK STAFF Row at typewriters: Sally Dunn, Louise Morgan, Nancy Walls. First row, seated: Jane Flower, Sara Crowley, James Rice, Herbert Clark, Ralph Carter. Second row: Rena Quinn, Joyce Cook, Mary Small, Donna Cantwell, Marvin Owen, Jerry Annis, Dwight Johnson. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Munson, Mary Jane Blackwood, Virginia Antone, Mr. Blackwood, Miss Tripp.

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ANOTHER YEAR ,V e. ?rm ebout to end, as the seniors march on to fame V.no is their future based upon? The record that they leave? Fow much have they accomplished in the months that now are gone? they deserve the grace of God to live and carry on? .ou many errors hove they mode? Kow often have they foiled? ..cv nuiierous the selfish v alls that they have never scaled? Let them be sorry for their mistakes and in their earthly strife. Let them implore Almighty God for one more year of life. And let them promise once again to live and carry on. That they may gain the glory of His great eternity. —Betty Barnes '£8 CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TiiCy have Christmas clubs in the banks that people can join and pay hi.00 a week until Christmas. You don't hove to worry about what youfc) going to buy all the children, relatives, and parents presents with, because you've saved some money. I wouldn t wait until the last minute when there's a lorre crowd of peopl. to fight your way through. I'd buy my presents the first of October or November when the prices aren't so high, r wouldn't buy everyone expensive presents that were useless but something people could use. People that live for away and were friends of mine, I would send a Christmas card with a handkerchief in it. Don t you think if Is ttfise to do your Christmas shopping early? --Joyce Annis 57 PEMBROKE There's a town down east I love. It's like that Paradies above, In the summer, Pembroke's fresh and green, A prettier place is never seen In autumn, all Mother Nature's colors appear, And later men come to hunt the deer. In winter, Pembroke's a fairyland of white Made beautiful by the snow so bright. Next comes spring, the best season of all. Its beauty in Pembroke awes big and small. So all the year through, please remember Pembroke's wonderful in May or December. —Sara Jo Crowley 56