Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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Sojbhomwfes Prerident . . . Anne Baird Vice Prerident . . Joanna Wyman Secretary . . X . . . Mae Wayne Trearurer ...... Virginia Wilde Student Council . Rcberta Cousins, Warren Call The class of 1953, under the direction of our adviser, Miss Margaret Boornazian, has experienced a most fruitful year. We welcomed into our class two new members: William Paris from Weeks High School in Newton and Barbara Wikstrom from Weymouth. To the U.S. Marines went Roy Mollomo, and Onley Cahill transferred to Brockton. At our assembly in November we were the proud producers of Thanksgiving A La Carte. We hope everyone enjoyed it as: much as we did. Enthusiastically we joined in intramurals and both boys and girls were very proud to have a first class team. On the 16th of March, our class held an enjoyable Sadie Hawkins Dance to which girls towed boys. It gave many a girl the opportunity to be with the him of her dreams, and so of course, the affair was a tremendous success! Profiting by this year's experience, ilhe class is looking forward to a full and satisfying junior year. j BARBARA LAMBERT, '53 Front Raw: A. Creeden, R. Arushan, M. Wayne, A. Bi ird, W. Call,j. Wyman, V. Wilde, R. Cousins, P. Libby. Serand Row: Miss Boornazian, B. Lambert, B. Fee, Wickstrom,j. Handy, B. Rose, L. Fox, C. Mathews, S. Trask. Third Row: E. Roberts, R. Hall, J. Witte, J. Lundergan, E. Leadbetter, W. Paris, R. Travers. 231-

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Front Row: J. West, N. Romine, D. Butler, L. Creeden, Y. Griffiths, V. Trotta, B. Van Buskirk. Second Row: Miss Brooks, A. Isham,j. Glauben, E. Washburn, B. Green,-I. Drake, C. Early, C. Merrick,j. Knox, H. Ulvila. Third Raw: R. Riley, L. Willett, J. Watson, W. Key, R. Gillette, D. McCormick,j. Federico. zmimfs Preridenl . . Leonard Creeden Vive Prerident . Nancy Romine Secretary ..... Yvonne Griffiths Trearurer ..... Virginia Trotta The Class of '52 for the second straight year is lodged in Room 10 under the guidance of Miss Brooks. A look at the class roll shows us that we have acquired three new members: Donald MacCormack, james Knox, and Carol Early. Lost was Philip Brooks who is now en- rolled at Moses Brown, in Providence, R. I. Ourj unior Prom was very successful. The unusual decorations of enlarged Christmas Cards combined with sweet flowing music of Flo's Kelley's Orchestra gave us a Prom that will long be remembered by all. Our class, under the direction of Mrs. E. , was in charge of the Christmas Party. The program included selections by the Verse Speaking Choir, songs by the French and Latin classes, and the Senior Boysf?j. Soloists Marjorie Styron, Elizabeth Willoughby, Carol Early, and Malcolm Willoughby added their voices to the event. New talent was discovered when Clayton Merrick and Carol Early gave their rendition of Winter Wonderland. They again scored a hit with their performance at the Salmagundi. We are all proud of William Key, Allan Isham, and Nancy Romine who were chosen to membership in the National Honor Societyg and of Leonard Willett, who is next year's Basket- ball Captain. We have enjoyed a fine year, successful as well as eventful. We cannot ask for more. -BARRY ELDRIDGE, '52 fERNEST WASHBURN, '52 fI22lt

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Freslnn en President . Richard Peterson Vice-President . janet Whitaker Secretary . Barbara Flood Treasurer . ..... Eugene Grant Srndent Council . Patricia Monk, Howard Mathews After coming to the conclusion that room 9 must be where we were to be stationed, we, as freshmen, proudly surveyed our prospects for the next four years. With Mrs. Etelman as our homeroom teacher, and Mr. Pratt as class adviser, we soon got down to business. Patricia Monk joined the Library Club and our class helped on committees for the Senior Class Play. As a noisy but interested group of typical freshmen, Mrs. Cote conducted us to Science Park Museum, where all of us enjoyed the Little Planetarium, especially because of its strange acoustics. Our class participated in both boys' and girls' basketball, and in the intramurals our boys ranked high, cheered on by the ever faithful freshman girls. Under Mr. Pratt's supervision, plans for our first dance got under way. The big event, which took place on May 18th, was called the Freshman Fiesta and was a tremendous success. Being freshmen was a lot of fun. Next year, as sophomores, we hope to aim for even higher goals! SALLY BALTZER, '54 Front Row: M. Zacchilli, P. Monk, H. Mathews, J. Whitaker, R. Peterson, B. Flood, E. Grant, P. Wagner. Second Row: Mr. Pratt, F. Holmes, G. Travers, R. West, A. Maki, M. Derochea, S. Baltzer, B. Styton, A. Levy, R. LeFurgey, D. Ray Tlaim' Row: G. Bishop, F. Cravo,J. Nash,-I. Turner, E. Swift,j. Anderson, Mrs. Etelman. 'l24l