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

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Standing, left to right: L. Sinclair, J. Boomer, R. Stanley, Ti. XVorceSte1'. C. T,ZlC011I1tQ Fzxcnlty Advisor, C. Ronco. Svntcmli: N. Allen, XV. Swirls, R. Stzniluy, Y. l7roQ1. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President ..... .......... ...... ....... X 7 A NCE FROST I'if'f-Pzvuvidrlzf .... .. LAWRICNCE SINCLATR Svc1'etnr3'-Trmisizrm- .. ....... RALPH STANLEY Faculty fldrfisor .................................. MR. CARROLL Ti. RONCO The purpose of the National Honor Society is to stiniulate lemlership. service, scholarship and chzlracter among the seeonclzlry schools of the country. The Pemetic Chapter of the National Honor Society has at present' ten full- fiedged members. There are seven- working ineinhers. Students elected to the Society this spring' were: R?lI'hFll'!1 Kenney, Verona Sl'0rln's, Katherine Henson, ,Ninn Mace, PIliI'iCiZl Robbins, Einina Reed and Vu'- ginin Harris.

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Back row: M. Fahey, NV. Norwood, B. Long. Second row: B. Rice, M. Phillips, A. Moore, N. Dnnlmr, G. Xlfilsong Faculty Advisor, M. Waterman. Seated: R. Griflin, V. Frost, R. Stanley, R. Stanley, B. Kenney. STUDENT COUNCIL The council membership consists of two representatives from each class elected hy the members of the class. The president and vice-president are chosen by the student body from the Senior and junior classes, respectively. Omcers for 1947-48 are: - Prnsidvnt ..,........ . . V ANCTC, Fizosr l',il'l -Pl'f'Jf1l'P1lf . . . . . . RUTH STANLEY Sc'm'c1ar,v .... . . BARBARA TKENNEV 'l'rm1.mrm' .............................................. RALPII STANLEY This year the council received its income from the Curtis Magazine Drive. Among the items we have financed are: the purchase of a new mimeograph ma- chine, a microphone Stand and a slip cover for the couch in the teachc-:1 s room. The Student Council also sponsored several school socials, movies and an assembly.

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1 Standing, left to right: VV. Gilley, .lf'. Kenney, M. Phillips, D. Reed, bl. Storms. Second row: 13. Ahliolt, I . ,ll1'1lSli, H. Siuclzlir, A. Moore, B. Crockett, D. Ballurclg ltlwllllj' Advisor, St. -lzimes, J First row: R, Carroll, ,l. ljicliforcl, l. Robbins, li. Reed, V. Hauris, T. Melntirc. THE POW-WOW STAFF This year, the pulrlicznion of the Pow-Wow has been taken over by nieinliers of the Sophonxore Class nncler the direction of Miss ,loam St. blames. Among its feu- tures :irc opinion polls. book reviews. sports snnimuries and activities. Co-Editors ..... l'.C'Illlll'C liclilor ..... linsiness ll'l:iimgei' .... Circnlntion Manager .-Xctivities ......... Emn'l:1 Ruecl Put Rolmlnins .. Virginia l l:n'ris .. Rolicrt Carroll .. l-lelen Sinclair Hllmol' -- -- - Book Reviews . . . . . .. ,lunet llickforcl Diane Ballarrl Alt -' ' Anne Moore Peggy Storms iX1iH1C0gl'2l1ll l.. Barb:n'a Abbott 'rylllllg' ....... .......... .... J 1 lI1iO1' Class XVzlyxie Gilley Belva Croeket Melvin Phillips .. Virginia Harris . Melvin Phillips Janet Bickford Thomas Mclntire Wayne Gilley Vance Frost Lawrence Sinclair