Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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ACTIVITIES We kit the stir of bet!! and street, The pulse of hy? that 'rowza' us beat I I

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From' Rouwj. Frances,j. Marsten, D. MaCAloney, F. Fisk, L. Travers, R. Hammond, B. Bishop,J. Glauben, P. Broadbent,j. Paris. Serum! Rowfj. Isham, H. Crosby, N. Lee,J. Van Buskirk, R. Chevrie, B. Freeman, A. Peterson, R. Pimentel, N. Libby, V. Chase, C. Sargent, R.johnson. Third Row: Mrs. Cote, R. Glauben, M. Holmes, H. Shepherd, L. Page, J. Arenburge, J. Roberts, C. Pierce, C. Morris, P. Hill, A. Wise, C. Rappozzia, F. Hill, F.jones, Miss Grant. Fourth Row: C. Andresen, P. Carli, C, Reed, B. Frederickson, E. Christie, M. Paris, P. Merrill, M. Stoll, C. Forsyth, R. Wickstrom, B. Napolitan, M. Deane, L, Bell, M, Clark. Gmde Seven Prefident . Alan Peterson Vife-Preyirlent . Peter Broadbent Secretary . . . Carol Reed Trmfnrer . Robert Johnson Stzzrlefzt Council ..... Roy Cheverie Entering the seventh grade was a lot of fun, and it is even more than fun to be in the high school building. We feel quite grown up! Eight men made the junior high basketball team: Roy Cheverie, Bradford, Bishop, Louis Page, Robertjohnson, Herbert Shepard, Francis Fiske,john Marston, and Peter Broadbent. Quite a few girls made the held hockey and junior high basketball teams. We had fun at the Christmas and Valentine parries. The refreshments were wonderful. Then we came in for a great deal of applause at the Salmagundi, when our girls and boys scored hits. Roy Cheverie was a stand-out as The Scarecrow in one of the numbers. Mrs. Core, our homeroom teacher, has kept us on our toes all year, but we have had a great year with her and we wish we could keep her with us for next year too! PETER BROADBENT, '56 -i 26 lt

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Al Haddon and His Lam Silence, lights, action, and the play's the thing. The Seniors of '51 were making their debut on stage. One finds himself in the small town of Farmdale with Al Haddon on his 21st birth- day, the new heir, now owner of his Uncle's estate. This estate had a story attached to it. Odd noises were heard, mysterious lights would appear at all hours. And the proper citizen just doesn't run from his house attired in red Hannels yelling, I won't rub it, I won't rub it, I won't. In one plain word Uncle was said to have been eccentric! Thus was young Al greeted! And then he found the lamb! If you were told you Could have any wish fulfilled by rubbing a lamp, would you believe it? Al rubbed the lamp and ajir1ni,fin this day and agej appeared. From then on things went haywire. All the weeds disappeared from the yard, wood was stacked in a neat pile, and a new schoolhouse appeared and then disappeared! All these USHERS, SENIOR CLASS PLAY Mr. Prendergast, H. Ulvila,J. West, W. Paris, V. Trotta, C. Merrick, C. Early,j. Anderson, R. Romine, D. Butler, Y. Griffiths. Cast 0 Mrs. Higgins . . Dorothy Belknap Al Haddon . . . Charles Mix Mr. Higgins . . john Osborne Billy . . , . . Alfred Davis ,I oe . . . . Robert Winchester Andy . . . . Vernon Eldridge Helen Higgins . . Mary Lou Washburn jinni . . . . Eugene Peterson Mrs. Meyers . . jeanne Fisher Mrs. Loom ....... Doris Swanson