Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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Front Row: ll. liosloc-k. C. Flood. J. Hummel, S. Flynn, R. Stiles, G. Benton, S. M1-Money, G. Funk, ll. Donnell. P. l'ivrc-v, ll. Hislmp. J. Mt-lunsun. C. lliehmnnrl. ll. Nlebiweeney, li. Gardner. Srcmul lion-: Mrs. Vote, I . Jones. ll. Ilunson. ll. Full, A. Kunz, ll. .loin-A. ll. Furness, J. lililritlgc, ll. Keen. N. Ilnncly, l . Foster, U. lildridge, J. Gage, 'l'. .Krt-nlrurg. .L l'urkA-r. I . Nic-kv.-rson. Third Rmr: J. Gage. ll. liomine, M. Willoughby, H. Green, l.. Page, W. Smith, D. Wilson. G. Landry, ll. flnrke, A. Stevens, .l. West. H. Slivplierd, N. Slit-plicrd. J. Angie. .-llmwzt: li. Pearce, N. Penree, R. Stiles. GHHDE SEVEN Prerident . . Ruth Donnell Vive President . Glenna Cook Serremry . , Priscilla Pierce Tremurer . . Sandra McAloney Studenl Council Diane Bishop As the largest class in the school, forty-seven strong, full of anticipation, we entered the High School. Trying to get into the swing of things scholastically, socially, and athletically, life has indeed become busy. Our previous activities of Boy Scouts and Campfire have been augmented with field hockey, basketball, and the spring sports. To New England Mutual Hall Mrs. Cote led us, as her squealing English Class, to see Dicken's Christmas Carol. Our first class excursion was a memorable event. The whole-hearted support of the class combined to make our Minstrel Show for Stunt Night one glorious adventure. No one enjoyed the songs, specialties, and end- men funnies any more than we did. Grease paint is now very much a part of us. What fun to be Seventh Graders! SYLVIA FLYNN, '55 1321

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Frnnl Rau-: P. f'oH,y. li. Jones, D. Hull:-r. D. Davis. U. lirikson, R. Wim-hester. Sccmm' Rolf: I . Snunilm-rs, D. llishup, .l, Wyumn, W. We-hh, M. Wayne, R. West, Nlr. Lynx-lr. STUDENT UUUHCIL The Student Council has proved itself to be a responsible organization of the school, having sponsored several successful school projects. The newly initiated monitors have elimi- nated the periodical stop-gaps in corridor passing. Red and White week brought out the best behavior and dress of the school, much to the delight of all, and especially to the Freshmen who won and were rewarded with a party. The one task of the Student Council which we enjoyed most was the maintainance of the Student Suggestion Box. We tried to comply with all logical suggestions, but such requests as no homework and school three days a week would be difficult to arrange! One of our main goals was reached, that of compiling a Student Handbook. After incorporating the work of previous student councils and the more recent requirements, the guide for students will be distributed next year. It is with a sense of accomplishment that the Student Council under the direction of Mr. Lynch closes the meeting room door for another year. OM QU NOW P fexident . Vice P refidwzt Sefrem 1' y . Tream re 1' . Ad 1716 r DIANE A. DAVIS, '50 Diane Davis Barbara Erikson Dorothy Butler . Robert Winchester . Mr. Lynch