Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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KW '- J . of if 5 Sophomores Pvcsidevzt Deborah Jones Vice-President Donald Romine Sec1'efa1'y Ruth Donnell T1'edsm'e1' Charlene Eldridge Student C ofuncil u 4' S .I Diane Bis Robert Cl 1 Q! L x A J f M xy. l ' i mi'-. J' ik Sd ' First Row: G. Ehlert, R. Donnell, D. Romine, Mr. Bakon, Miss Boornazian, ' Charlene Eldridge, C. Flood. Second Row: G. Beaton, B. Furnace, Y. Blakesly, ' U' J. Eldridge, G. Cook, J. Gage, D. Bishop, N. Pierce. Third Row: W. Ash, ' Qx R. Clark, P. Cotty, H. Green, J. Angey. Q Everyone knowsi the Sophomores, that rollicking bunch of students, that overflow into the two homerooms. of Our Miss Brooks, room 10, and Dashing Mir. Bakon, room 3. ,v c We led off this year with ours classkdance, the Sophomore Sock Hop, on December Hfth. It was defihitely classed as a success, even by Miss . Boornazianl upon whose ,shoulders the task of advising us rest-ed. Weilost several dfiiour members this year fThelma Arenburg, o i got marriedg'Melvin Drake, who went to work, and Andrew Parker, A ho has gone. into the Navyl, but we have gained some also fCharles Smith, who zarrived from Whitman Highg Jermaine Ehlert, who also is from N .nf o .X I Q Whitman Highg Paul Cotty, from private school, Harriet Learned, from J Abington Highg and Nancy Pearce, who after a slight absence has re- turriedb. I am sure you know them. . - . Our Sophomore year in Pembroke High School will long be remem- bered ourselves and those around us. We are anticipating greater rendwn as .Juniors this coming year and as part of the first graduating .class atfthe forthcoming Regional High School. DEBBY JONES, '55 ' 'First Row: R. Stiles, D. McSweeney, J. West, Miss Brooks, Miss Boornazian, J. Lyons, J. Melanson, H. Learned. Second Row: R. Oicklc, J. Turner, S. McAloney, A. Stevens, A. Kunz, B. Keene, P. Pierce, M. Willoughby, N. Handy, D. Hansen. J ails I Wy' .wi C59

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Firsf Row: P. Monk, H. Mathews, Mr. Bakon, Mrs. Etelman, G. Bishop, B. Flood, E. Grant, J. Corson. Secrmrl Row: J. Whitaker, P. Wagner, A. Maki, R. Peterson, S. Baltzer, C. Phillips, R. West. Third Row: li. LeFurgey, F. Cravo, J. Anderson, P. Havoy, M. Zacchilli. ,,3,1.J ' 5 7 ,,. W Eipipifdj, C53 ig bij, ,J 'uf' vlivaf f' Being juniors at Pembroke High School was something weill never forget. All during the school year we were one happy family, especially at the class meetings! Our class adviser, Mr. Bakon, and our homeroom teacher, Mrs. Etelman, were like a father and mother to us. They were forever present with helpful advice and ideas that we really needed. Cynthia Phillips from Walpole High School, Jane Corson from Need- ham High School, and Michael Learned from Abington High School were welcomed into the class this year. Joseph Nash dropped out, and Edward Swift left us to join the Air Force. Each member of the class participated in some activity that helped to make his junior year successful. Paul, Buddy, Eddie, Mike, Gene, Pete and Russ all played soccer. When the basketball season rolled around, almost everyone got into the act. Russ was assistant manager of the team, while Pete, Gene, Michael, Buddy, Howard and Mike played. Howard and Mike were also co-captains of the team. Sally, Rachel, Barbara, Janet, and Priscilla played for the girls and Pat was the assistant manager. Cynthia and Jane were cheerleaders. Various members of the class represented it in many of the school clubs and organizations: 7 in the Library Club, 13 in the Verse Speaking Choir, and 3 in the National Honor Society. We were very proud of Rachel West and Mike Zachilli who were chosen to participate in the F 11 ' ge Program. lx .l l f Our Junior Prom, MARCH MAGIC, held on March 20, was a great V . i 3 g L fliiuccess. The theme, the transition from Winter to Spring, was enjoyed . 'L ' , V .5 , xy all! OM! ' ' We leave you with this thought, if you want to have the best time I A. R' vs 1fa.v. fiilu ,im 1 I , , , - - , - t M ldsplevei, become .1 junior at Pembroke High School! JANE CORSON, ,54 Pvrsirlevizt . . George Bishop Vice-Presiflcwf . . Howard Mathews Sccwffrzry . . Barbara Flood Treasm'm- . . . Eugene Grant Michael Zacchilli Richard Peterson Sf?ld6'7'I1i Council . . Junior Class

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K 1 Freshmen f W 1 1 1-JZ. 5 Jdfa' 'M IUQM First Row: E. Christie, B. Freeman, V. Chase, P. Deane, Mrs. Pratt, Yoyos,' nf 4,544 lf N' M. S-toll, B. Fredrickson, B. Bostock, J. Arenburg. Scconrl Row: Orville Learned, 4 ' - F. Burns, V. Crosby, P. Carli, C. Forsythe, D. Call, B. Andrm-sen, S. Havey,,' '-Ggds. - uf' M. Clarke, J. Francis, P. Broadbent. Third Row: J. lsham, R. Cheverie, R. 1 ' A 1 Hammond, J. Glauben, J. Gage, B. Bishop, R. Glaulmen, J. Paris, F. Fiske. ' X131 'f I A, .V- . ., ,M ,. It was a very exciting experience for the freshman class to sponsor the Moonlight Serenade, our first dance, under the supervision of Miss Yoyos, our class adviser. We are very proud of our fellow classmate, Fred Jones, who won the . g Croufell-Collier high salesman award in the fall Magazine Drive in charge ,y of Mrs. Ruth Cote. .' Elected to several ofiices in the Youth Town election were eight qualified freshmen, who did a marvelous job in representing their corre- s' sponding town offices. i r' . . sw Due to the large size of our class, two rooms, supervised by Mrs. JJ Pratt and Miss Yoyos, were necessary. This division was a disappoint- R 4 ment to all. A wonderful class picnic was all our thriving class needed to top off a prosperous and enjoyable year. There are three more years yet to come. Can they be better? ' BARBARA FREEMAN, ,56 X. A., L PETER BROADBENT, '56 ' f it is -Q First Row: J. VanBuskirk, C. Morris, B. MacDonald, R. Wikstrom, Miss Yoyos, Pi , X C. Sargeant, N. Leo, M. Stoll. Scco11dRo11.'.' F. Jones, N. Libby, C. Recd, M. Paris, 1' 'N if i C. Pierce, J. Moors, B. Napolitan, P. Merrill, B. Johnson. Third Ifow: L. Travers, p JJ A. Peterson, D. McAloney, D. Moore, J. Wise, H. Shepard, R. Pimintel. 'pts' 0. -:A W . pr K, 6, .. of , 'tf s 1 Q 4 President ' Margaret Deane V ice-Prresideizt Barbara Frederickson S6C?'6fm'y Maren Stoll T'I'6flSIl'7'6?' Virginia Chase Student Council Mary Freeman Richard Hammond I Eff-- 76,-Lu fz,mL 1 5' 1' g F.. 7 Q ' f. 3 fini. fs., -' , nf . 'Hu . M.'f' ' 1, !:f'f ff lk V. 1 f:Ai ,Mil