Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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Highlights and Spotlights The Book Fair Highlighting Pembroke's annual Book Fair and Bazaar was the realization that one of our largest and most educational events of the year was becoming state- wide in its renown. The Boston Post sent a staff of pho- tographers here on October twenty- ninth to take pictures of our Book Fair for a feature article. In co-operation with the Library Club and P. T. A., the many workers of the day had the Fair well on the way to success when the press arrived to reward us all for our hard work in the past years. Fascinating books were on display to enchant readers from 6 to 60. Tiles, handicrafts, and a lovely selection of cards were just a few of the other things that made the Book Fair sparkle in the minds of all those who attended. We wholeheartedly give our thanks to all those who helped us in any way: to Dorothy Dale of WBET for her pro- gram prelude which advertised the Book Fair in other townsg to Mr. Maurice Ockers and Mrs. Agatha McMennamin for providing us with the wonderful selection of books: to the Boston Post for their welcome acclama- tion for our hard work fwe hope that we will soon see our story in printlg to Mrs. Walter Curley, president of the P. T. A., and all her faithful workers for the hours of time they gave usg to the workers of the bazaar for their beautiful contribution to art: to the Library Club for their constant smiles and helping hands for every customer, and lastly and most especially to Mrs. Etelman, our adviser, for her tireless patience with work behind the scenes on the Book Fair both before and after which is the hardest and most thank- less job of all. Without you all we never could have been a success. SALLY BALTZER, '54 ESSAY CONTEST k 1 Miss Barbara Lambert has been des- ignated winner of the Pembroke High Altrusa Club scholarship. Candidates were asked to write for one hour on How May We Best Maintain Our Dem- ocratic Way of Life? The subject was not announced until the time of the examination. The essays therefore were original. Miss Lambert will attend the Altrusa Club dinner in Whitman February 19, at which time the name of the grand winner will be announced. The grand winner will be given a S400 scholarship to the college of her choice, to be paid after acceptance to the college. Four alternates to the grand winner also will be named in order of their excellence and their names also will be announced on February 19. Judges will be Dr. Arthur L. Gould of Boston, Dean Howard M. LeSourd of B.U. and H. James Stone of Brockton. -Brockton Daily Enterprise Thursday, February 12, 1953

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