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

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PEMETIC 21 be re bmen Back Row-M. Norwood, H. Norwood, T. Davis, R. Black, E. Thurston, R. Ramsdell, E. Mayo, H. Stanley, B. Latty, B. Hamblen, I . White. Center-P. Seavey, D. McLaughlin, P. Joy, N. Stanley, F. Whit- more, M. Roberts, C. Turner, A. Nice, M. Wallace. Front Row-C. Gott, F. Chalmers, T. Closson, A. Brown, W. Stanley. CLASS OFFICERS President ................ Faith Whitmore Vice-President ............ Ben Hamblen ,Secretary and Treasurer .... Eva. Thurston The Freshman class entered. school in the fall with twenty-seven members. Later in the year, Marion Black and Louise Robbins left us. Many new friends were made among our classmates and we began a new Life with new teachers. The class has held numerous socials dur- ing the year in order to raise money for the school activities and funds. -F. Whitmore, l38.

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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,

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22 PEMETIC a - el GIRLS, BASKETBALL With Miss Moore's faithful coaching we are able to say that as a first year team We have been very successful this season. We are looking forward to a better team next year. Basketball Scores Opponents P. H. S. Opp. Franklin . . . . 41 18 Ellsworth .... . 33 30 Ellsworth .... 5 24 Bluehill ..... . 14 44 Franklin ........ . 49 15 Winter Harbor .... . 22 33 Bluehill ...... . 24 44 Sullivan . . . . 29 14 Sullivan . 38 15 Athlviim Boys' Basketball Considering all the obstacles with which we have had to contend this year, we have had a fairly successful season in basket- ball. The major part of the credit for this goes to our coach, Mr. McLellan. He has given generously, both of his time and money, tothe perfection of a team. Al- though the team will lose six players by graduation, there are many good prospects in the under classes and we feel that, with the steady practice, a fine team can be de- veloped. Following are the schedule and scores of games: Date Place Team Score Dec. PHS Opp. 6 Manset Brooklin 19 14 Brooklin Brooklin 46 19 Manset Alumni 22 Jan. 3 Manset M. S. C. 25 1 1 Sedgwick Sedgwick 52 15 Manset Gilman 41 18 Franklin Franklin 29 22 Mt. Desert Mt. Desert 27 29 Manset Franklin 50 Feb. 1 Manset Mt. Desert 30 5 Manset Alumzni 39 8 Gilman Northeast 14 13 Y. M. C. A. QBHJ Mt. Desert 28 15 1Bluehill Bluehill 40 19 Manset W. Harbor 29 22 Brooklin Bar Harbor 17 Mar. 8 Sullivan Sullivan 32 16 Manset Sullivan 48 -N . Beal, '35, -A. G-Ott, R. Hopkins