Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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A Gro duction Sona Words bg Allearo Vloderato J i J J Dolores Stewart '+G The dream of hae fha? we have held so long and fush-ioned os o po-e'l' woulda sorfg, Be- hincl uslies a weolfh of youll:-fulgcars and laugh-Ter 'thai' our shud-owed all our tear-aj I f' FTM PTF EFFFE i - h l 1E- JJJ! .HJ Jllllll Is fhul' which now we brave-lg for-ward Take., For lime has como when all our dreamsnwstw 1 Be' fore us, with The, hope a heart mag ho d,Vhen youth is ev-er sfrongond glad and bold - I 1 n H ffl? 'TV EFEFFF 'z Expressive H 1-Llllllgdl sQo wphouf a Trace of fear,wifh- out a Trace of fear or sor-row FFF! FFF FV t ' F lf? 4 .. 5.3! il! I F P rl Eel ,. There if no truer truth ohtrzinahle By man than romei' 0 f maxi 11 SBrou'ning Grand and growing is our music program! For many years Miss Marguerite Kane prodded the eighth and quarter notes into our not-so-musical heads, yet kept us attuned always to the finer points of music. The graduation chorus of lovely ladies and handsome men was the pinnacle of achievement. Mrs. Vivien Soule gave us the first glimpse of European charm blended amidst the octaves. Choruses, solos, and trios helped carry away the audience at graduation in nineteen forty7nine. Now we have Mr. Ralph Chouinard! By working first with the entire chorus and then periodically with selected groups, he is blending our sundry tremors into melodious song. The Band grows and grows. Someday we will surely rival the Army's brassy corps! Progress supreme, advantages unlimited, Pembroke's music department is progressing. Delight of delight! we are to have organ music at graduation-our graduation! DIANE A. DAVIS, '50

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