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

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Back row: M. Seavey, ,l. Rich, D. Reed, F. Kenney, VV. Lewis, R. Carroll, A. Mace C. Sullivan, ,l. Storms, VV. Gilley. i Second row: R. Pettigrove, A. Carter. ,I. Caruso. l. Pomroy, D. Ballard, V. Harris, P. Storms, E. Reed, P. Trask, B. Abbott, M. Kelley, E. Seavey: Faculty Advisor, Benson. Seated: ,l. Biekford, IS. Crockett, A. Moore, M. Phillips, F. Robbins, T. Melntirc, H. Sin- clair, R. Reed. 13. Murphy, K. Tracy. SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORT l'1-vxidwrt .... .......... .... ..... . . . ...... , l'A'1'k1C1A ROBBINS I 'irc-P1'v.vidv11I .. ., 'llllUlX'lAS lVlClNTlRE Sl'l'l'l'ftll V .... .. 1-I131i.13N S1NeL.x11: 'lil'l'tIS'Ill'l'l' ..................... ............... l Qlclmlcn Rlilso Student Cmuzcil RcprusvutuIizfcx .. .JXNN Mooiui, lV.llfLV1N P1ll,LLll'S Ifacully .-ldf'i.wr ................. .......... 1X dm. KXLTON BENSON ln the fall we started a full Sophomore year by giving a party to initiate the l'il'CSl11llCl1. ' This year our class edited the Pow-XfVow, whereas the ,luniors have in previous years. The juniors and Seniors helped with the typing and mnneographlng. For our assembly we had a skit on an average day at Pemetie which typilied the students. lt was written by Melvin Plnllips.

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Back row, left to right: V. Murphy, K. Alley, H. Robbins, R. Stanchfield, G. Lewis, P. Bryer, H. llow, L. King, C. Fahey, R. Sawyer, A. Galley, F. Lawson. Second row: Faculty Advisor, Marion Waterman, L. Dollirer, I. Andreasen, E. Kelley, E. Rumill, VV. Higgins, M. l-lulchins, E. Tuck, D. Closson, H. VValls, R. Berry, G. Dunbar, P. Lewis. Seated: M. Morse, J. Norwood. S. XfVebster, R, Stanley, l.. Sinclair, B. Real, R. Griffin, R. lloyington, ll. Abbott, ll, Noyes. JUNIOR CLASS REPORT President ...... .............................., I ,AWRENCE SINCLAIR Vice'-Prcsidffnt ..... RUTH STANLEY Secretary .... .. ANN VVHITMGRE Trmsulref' ................... ............... B ERNICE BEAL Smdcnt COH'l'I!'lI 1?l7f7I'f'.SY llftIfl'Z'l X .. . ANN XVIIITMORE. RAY GRIFFIN Farulfy f,Ii'f-'l.VOI' .............. . . Miss lVlARION R. XVATERMAN Three new students joined our class this year: Merilyn Morse. Phillip Rryer and Eva Tuck. Last November we ordered our class rings and waited with anxiety until they came in March. For our -lunior Prom we seleftecl Stardust as the theme. Most of the class worked on it and the gym had a most inviting atmosphere. Being the editors of the PEME'lllC this year we have worked very hard to make it a bigger and better hook. Numerous changes in the setup of the hook resulted in new problems and difficulties but perseverance ironed them out and at last-all the material went to the printer in early April.

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Back row: B Carter, D. Farley, C. Hill, D. VVoodS, NN. Herrick, V. Kelley, R. Crockett, V. Mitchell, F. Herrick, P. Stanley, C. Foss, C. Swazey. Tliircl row: M. Vllalker, M. Piukham, M. Alley, E. Spofford, L. Spurling, A. Rice, L. Urquhart, G. Kane, D. Clement, E. Alley, N. Silva, l. Stanley, J. Robinson, Class Ad- visor, A. Stadden. Qccoud row: C. Dunbar, C. Sullivan, A. Hierrick, G. XfVilson, R. Clark, G. Robbins, R. Dolliver, M. Fahey, M. Benson, S. Carroll. Front row: R Butler, H. Norwood, NN. Kelley, L. Lawson, L. johnson, ,ll Dorr, R. Long. C. Murphy, C. Harper. FRESHMAN CLASS REPORT Prcsiflvzzt ..... ........... . . Riel-uxun CLARK lf'ice-President . .. .... Gisonois j15LL1so-N Secretary .... . . . ROSEMARY DOLLIVER Trcuszww' .................... ............... G EORGE Ronisms Studcnt Comzcil Krprvsvntuti-ws . . . . IVIYRNA FAHEY, GALEN VV1LsoN Faculty .tldtiisor ............... .......... lX TR. AL1f1uzD S'1'ADm-:N The Sophomores gave us an initiation party in the fall where they tortured us by making us wear the letter F on our foreheads written with lipstick. During the basketball season our class sold candy at the home games and at baseball games. Many of our class members participated in the Fashion Show assembly put on by Home Ee. classes. Our class was well represented in the various activities dur- ing the year. The P. T. A. sponsored a Home Room Attendance record banner this year, the class winner being based on a percentage of parent attendance at the monthly meetings. The Class of 1951 won the banner three times during the year which was margin enough to win the annual live dollar award.