Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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HHIIISHHCHIE CAST fln order of appearancej PATTON ..,. Kenneth Richardson ARBUTHNOT . , Richard Keen JOYCE ROGERS . Shirley Holt MAME PHILLIPS . . Barbara Duke CONSTABLE SMALL . . Solon Simpson BELINDA PRIDE . , . Diane Davis COMMODORE LUCIUS TOVUSER George Libby GAIL RUSSELL Mary Stroud ALICE FISHER. Barbara Erikson Strange things going on here tonight. I have so much to tell you about this case. Wl1at kind ofa place am I running? Well, after tomorrow your worries will be over. I hear the new owner takes over then. There's been a lot of strange comings and goings here. Wl1at happened to the lights? Oh, my heavens. he was murdered! And so we relate in a nutshell the strange weird doings in a strange weird place as they happened the night of our Senior Class Play! The class en masse not only participated under the excellent direction of Mrs. john Farmer, but later was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Farmer at a delicious spaghetti dinner. Uandu Sales

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SOLON FRANCIS SIMPSON But as you know me all, a lain blunt man There's always suicide -the fiimous last words we hear when we're down in the dumps. Though his manner is at times gruff, Solon has a warm heart and kind nature. We can always tell when he's roaming-who else has a car like his??!! fFor suit coats, here's the man!J President 3g Student Council 29 Mattakeesett Staff 5, 45 Basket- ball 5 fflssistant Managerj, 4 Uvfanagerjg Athletic Association 5, 4, Gym Exhibition 3g Pound Keeper 1g Verse Speaking gpoigii 4, WBET Program 33 Stunt Night 4g Senior Class ay . HAROLD HUGH SMITH A man lae seems of rlzeerful yesterdays And confident to-nzorrowsf' Smitty draws airplanes and hot-rods by the hour! He is very frank and he takes great pleasure in ex- pressing his own feelings. We're told that Harold loves the great out-of-doors, spending much of his time hunting, fishing, and trapping. But beware, girls-he's very independent!!! Soccer 4, Stunt Night 4, Senior Class Play 4. LAURA ELIZABETH SMITH She that was ever fair and never proud Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Lee, one of the quiet ones of the class, often dis- pells this theory when Home Ec. rolls around. In- dicative of her love for fun, her eyes shine with the sparkle of merriment. With her good humor and patience, Laura ought to be mighty successful! Basketball 2, 33 Gym Exhibition 1, 23 Senior Class Play 4, Stunt Night 4. STANLEY GORDON WINCHESTER Thou speakest wiser than thou art ware gf' Stan, the man-and he lives up to the title. He joined us this year fresh from the Marines. The way he takes everything-with a thought then a rin-quickly made him one of the gang. Stan, Eesides being a good scout, is a very studious and business-like fellow. We will all remember him when .... Class of '47: Vice-President 11 Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 33 Athletic Association 2, 5, Gym Exhibition 2, SQ Corridor Club 2, 3, Stunt Night 1, 2, Class of '50: Mattakee- sett Staff 4, Stunt Night 45 Senior Class Play 45 Class Day Part, Gifts to Girls.

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ByGe DR. RUSSIZLL . BILL PHILLIPS MR, TIZMPLIZ . MARY 'I'IiMPLIi 1111,Hoo1.1zY , 11111119 1101111211 Miss jouiss . Miss 111112111311 Bus 11111111211 . . I , St.111ley Winchester IINIIXPIZCIIED GIIIZSTS . james Migre Forrest SRILIIILICTS Paul Bre111111i1 Sally GKIKILIIIIZLII Rieh.1r1I Grilliths I-I11roI1l Smith Mary Arusham 'Ioan Napolitan Corinne Goultl, M11ryly11 Bre11111111,,I 111111 Clarke, Lnurii Smith, A1111 Merigohl, Mil1lre1l Pierce PROM P'I'IfR .... Mgirylyn Bre11111111 W1'll, it's too haul someone l11i1l to l1e111ur1Iere1I, but 1 'ls long 11s it h111I to he someone, is11't it nice it was Mr. Temple? you l1etter watch your step. Oh, ol1 my hea11l! Wlmzlt l1a1pper1e1l? I hit you o11 tl1e heml with 11 bottle. Say,wl111t'stI1is11l1outyour not being Matil- Llil j1u1ew11y? uI'll1ll0f.H Do11't worry you wo11't get into any trouhle for IIIIPCFSKJIIIIIIIIKQ 1111 otlicerf' A111l how do you lit into all this? UIIIII M11ril1l11j1111ew11yl We give o11r IIIAIIIIQS to Mr, 111111 Mrs. Farmer wl1ose h11r1l work KLIILI e11eour11ge111e11t m111Ie possible our suucess. A111l to Mrs. IIKCIIHIIII, 11ur11ppre1'iatio11 for I1erp11rti11m11l1i11g o11r Senior PI11y11Iir111r1ci11l success. BARBARA IERIKSON, '50 Ushers