Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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Frnnl Row: J. Clarke, D. Davis, J. Napoli!-un, Mrs. Cote, Nl. Brennan, ll. Hriksnn. Srvrulrl lfmr: Mr. Lynch, R.1iriflitlis,.l. Migre, R. Winvhesier, S. Winchester. S. Simpson, Mr. Przsll. HTHLETIC HSSUCIHTIUH Under the able direction of Mr. james Lynch, faculty manager of athletics, Mr. Gor- don Pratt and Mrs. Ruth Cote, coaches, the Association spent a busy year securing funds to up- hold and develop the athletic program of the school. The sale of colorful red and white Trojan T-shirts, jerseys, sweatshirts and bandanas helped fill the coffers of the athletic fund. On election day a very successful tag day was held and another goodly sum was realized. The project which really topped off the fund-raising was Stunt Night. All the classes participated, but the Seniors won with their portrayal of Casey at the Bat. The talent displayed by the seventh grade portends many successful dramatic events to come during that group's stay in the school. The initial South Shore Victory Dance, sponsored by the Cheerleaders in co-operation with the girls' basketball team, was more than a success in every way. Many students from Kingston and Duxbury came to dance and to vote for King and Queen of the South Shore League. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of Robert Winchester and Barbara Erikson fPem- brokej as King and Queen. Sally Goodman and George Libby did a fine job with their assignment of selling tickets at the basketball games. Our appreciation goes to them and to the girls of the Home Economics classes who made and sold candy for us. Thank youwall of you-for our successful year! JOAN CLARKE, 'so l40l'

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. . .. .,,, Us . . mmekyks, ... -lik 4 - V k l- . , 1 me Ik iif,1. ldrunl ln'u11',' li. l'llmlridp:e. -I. Wesl, ll. Keen. Srrmul llnrf: Xl. YY:islrlvlirn. Nl. Slrollll. ll, linxis, li. Jones. V. Wilde. UHEEHLEHDERS As we, the cheerleaders, think back and recall our bruised knees and still' backs, the basketball season relives! Because the teams showed a determined and enthusiastic spirit and the townspeople co-operated wholeheartedly, cheering was a pleasure. Certain incidents, some amusing, others less humorous. stand out. Surprised indeed was Mr. Lynch one cold, grey morning to behold the arrival ofthe cheerleaders ready to embark for the trip to Boston along with the boys' team. No transportation for the girls had been ar- ranged! liven more embarrassing was the little trick played when we attempted to introduce the cheer: Snickity Rickity, Rickety Rack, We're the team that never falls back! Were the people, we're the stuff. Were from Pembroke' that's enough! Lo and behold! there we were ffwith our backs toward the audience! In due time we perfected the turn. To those who supported us, encouraged us, and advised us, we are very grateful. lispecially do we wish to thank the girls' basketball squad who cheered us at the last home game. Thank you all for making the season just a joyous one! DIANE DAVIS, 'so HZ i