Pemetic High School - Pemetic Yearbook (Southwest Harbor, ME)

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PEMETIC 19 be Liunior Back Row-F. Seavey, C. Foss, C. Dnrr, J. Dolliver, G. Sawyer, C. Lawton, L. Herrick, R. Jordan, C'. Reed. Center-N. Gilley, F. Gray, M. White, P. Mitchell, M. Norwood, C. Leonard, N. Stanley, V. Beal, C. Hodgdon. Front Row-A. Parker, H. Murphy, M. Stanley, W. Hamblen, E. Higgins . CLASS OFFICERS The Junior class has taken part in more activities this year than formerly. It has held three .socials in the high school build- ing, one on October 4, owne February 7, and one April 4, making a proiit of nearly 530 in all. On March 15, a dance was held at President ..... .. . Andrew Parker Vice-President . . . . . . Edwin Hamblen Secretary .. Neola Gilley most Treasurer . . . .... Frances Gray year play Representatives to the Student Council: were Marion Norwood and Cecil Reed Manset, which benefited the class 510. The important and profitable event of the was the presentation of the class on March 21, the returns of which over 5550. -F. Gray, '36.

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18 PEMETIC 11121115 NIGHT FALL Lake, a saucer rimmed in green, On your surface may be seen Mountains, tall and gray and grim, Big trees, fringed around the rim. The mountains tipped with Iiery splendor, Where, with none to apprehend her, The .sun has crowned their beauty bold With a magic new, yet old. And in the valley soon below Where the deep blue iris grow, Where the purple -shadow broods In the depths of darkest woods, Lighi and dark play hide and seek, As shadow stalks the rosy peak. Above the world the glowing sun Sees that her dayls work is done. Night and day have run together Through the Warmth of summer weather. Now shadows hide the lakeis gay face As darkness wins another race. ---E. Mayo, '38. SONN ET What is there in the stars that you can see? Is it .something that has to do with you? I wish I knew just what it was, so We Below could read the is-tory shining through The sky, as though it held something in store For him who could translate it. What scheme Is brought to you when you Waftch a score or more Of falling stars, that .seem to us agleam? Some night, when all the stars are in the Sky, , The moon is throwing light on yonder glen, If you would take a walk, and wonder why Those little stars just twinkle now and then. I know that you would change your mind, about So many things of which you're in doubt. -B. C'. S., '35. LIMERICK There was .a young man named Harold, As he drove in his Ford he carol'dg His motor went wrong, While singing a song, And that was the end of poor Harold.

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20 PEMETIC' Ebe Sopbom re Back Row-N. Walls, E. Gray, L. Hamblen, M. Harper, A. Mitchell, G. Robinson, R. Bulger, H. Worcester, C'. Stanley, L. Gott, W. Lawson. Center-M. Foss, H. Gott, H. Leighton, H. Rich, A. Lewis, P. White, R. Murphy. Front Row-G. Hall, J. Bennett, L. Berry, M. Bennett, W. Roberts, H. Sawyer, M. Norwood Cabsent at time the picture was taken? CLASS OFFICERS President ................ Harvey Sawyer Vice-President .......... Charlotte Stanley Secretary and Treasurer ..... Harold Rich The Sophomores returned to school in September, a year older and wiser. We held a class meeting and elected the above ofiicers. A few of our former classmates were missing, including, John William Billings and Walter Murphy. In the inter-class volley ball tournament the S:phomores overcame all other con- testants and won the banner that hangs on the Sophomore side of the English room. The Sophomores are more than willing to cooperate with the other classes in encouraging the new school activities. -L. BERRY, '37. Wheaton,