Pembroke High School - Mattakeesett Yearbook (Pembroke, MA)

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In taking the field against Kingston we completely and thoroughly Soccer Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Adelino Bernardo the soccer team of 1952 had a fairly good season. Two out of six games Won and one game tied were what We had to show for the first of the year's three major sports. Eddy Swift, Buddy Bishop, Mike Zacchilli, Paul Havey, and Sonny Wise comprised our piercing front line. Backing them up dealing retri- bution were Brad Bishop, John Gage, and Bill Paris as halfbacks. Our massive fullbacks, Dick Peterson and Bobby Clarke, helped to fortify the goal. As goalie was Don Romine. demolished them 7-1 and 5-1. Pembroke Kingston Pembroke Norwell Pembroke Duxbury Pembroke Kingston Pembroke Norwell Pembroke Duxbury BILL PARIS, '53 First Row : P. Havey, G. Bishop, R. Peterson, M. Zacchilli, A. Wise. Second Row: A. Stevens, R. Le Furgey, P. Cotty, J. Gage, B. Bishop, J. Angie, W. Paris. Third Row: Coach A. Bernardo, R. Johnson, E. Grant, J. Anderson, R. Clarke, D. Romine.

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Left to right, B. Fredrickson, N. Pierce, J. Gage, R. Cousins, C. Phillips, B. Wikstrom, J. Corson, R. Wikstrom. Cheerleaders Eight high school cheerleaders wearing brand new red and white uniforms dash onto the auditorium floor for a Pep Rally. All the hard Work though mixed with fun has pointed toward this day. At this precise moment the coaches, the school, the team, and the cheerleaders are completely united with one purpose in mind: Victories for our teams! What about cheerleading? Well-let each member of the squad speak for herself. Hc'f1l:f'f'n fhf' .lnnior Jnntp, the Soplmmorr' Wiggle, and the Srfuinr Hop, we hurl more fun fhun could ever be znzrrgznwl. JANE CoRsoN, '54 One of the happiest nzomenfs of my 1'lzvvrlvr1rling career was the 14'1'r1n1'11g of flu' Kingsfnn grime by nm' pninf. JANET GAGE, '55 lfVf' had our fmlrlzlvs and 'Il'UI'l'll'S, lim' when u game came we were all set to do our best. NANCY PEARCE, '55 The bus rifle to Kingstolz I shall never forget. Will you, Roberfa? BARBARA VVIKSTROM, '53 C'heerlenrllng? l'Vhy, helping our teams on fo iiicfory null giving us the SflflSfl1Cfl0H of clzeering flzrm nu! BARBARA Fnnmiaioksow, '56 If builds up your spirif of 'IlFfllCl'lllIg your lean: get in fhere and pitch. CYNTHIA PHILLIPS, '54 Boy-rlirl flte 1flzeen'lf'uclf'rs lzafzie fun fhis .llf'llI'., Clzeers fo our Cflpflllll for her flue pafielzee. RUTH WIKsTRoM, '56 Our gratitude and thanks go to our wonderful townspeople who gave us their financial support on Tag Day which made possible our gay new uniforms. Also our thanks go to lVlr. Creighton and especially to Mrs. Cote who has consoled us in our problems. ROBERTA CoUsINs, '53

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Field Hockey The first field hockey practice certainly was a noisy one. Chatter, laughter, and squeals filled the Pembroke Bowl. The forty girls vying for first and second team positions must have seemed like a tribe of wild Indians doing a war dance to the then-new coach, Miss Helen Conant. It was Miss Conant's task to find four replacements for the positions vacated by last year's seniors. On the succeeding days, during which the number of girls dwindled into the twenties, Miss Conant paced up and down the sidelines carefully scrutinizing each girl. When the teams were finally announced it was found that both were comparatively young. The second team consisted of seventh and eighth-graders, the first team was comprised of only three seniors, five sophomores, one freshman, and two eighth-graders. The jobs of carrying equipment, setting up chairs, lining the field, and keeping score, were capably carried out by Beverly Keene and Cynthia Pierce, who deserve much credit. The teams of the future will be for- tunate to have their help. The girls worked well as an harmonious team in an eiort to make Miss Conant's first year a successful one. Joan, Barb, and I wish her and the members of next year's team, all the success in the world. SCHEDULE Pembroke Marshfield 2 Pembroke Scituate 1 Pembroke Norwell 0 Pembroke Kingston 1 Pembroke Hanover 1 Pembroke Cohasset 0 Pembroke Duxbury 1 ANNE CREEDEN, '53 Firsf Row: R. Donnell, F. Grant, J. Flood, V. Chase, B. Bostock, M. Rogers, M. Bostock. Second Row: P. Deane, B. Fee, J. Handy, A. Creeden, D. Jones, S. McAloncy, P. Deane. Third Row: P. Pierce, D. McS1weeney, P. Libbey, S. Trask, B. Freeman, Coach H. Conant, S. Baltzer, C. Morris, J. Gage, B. Fredrickson.