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

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1-Y . it -: ' 1 .- .?.,,. .,.,. .t. .. , . ,. TI-IE YOUNG FRY Left lo right: ,l. Boomer, B. Kenney, V. Storms, B. Searls, M. Carroll, A. Moore, E. NNoree:5le1', H. Purlcer, M. Reynolds, R. Allen, G. Lawson. SENIOR PLAY 'l'l1e Zllllllllll Senior l'lz1y. El three-zxet comedy titled Idllllki Young l 1'y. wus 11111- dneed U11 'l'11es1lay, Noveniher 25, 1947 under the direction of Miss Mziud 'lll1z1ye1'. 'l'he plot involves the zunusing adventures of the Ardin Family who founded the town of that name and their endeavors to keep in the family the original Ardin manor. The youngest daughter cleverly achieves this result with the use of an old document which has been discovered. The linal act is u colorful one with the proper titles and the bridal party zirrzmged at lust. lX l1ll'g2lI'L'l Ardin CA ST Ol CHARACTERS 'Helen Parker Enid Ardin ..... . .. Marilyn Carroll Billy Ardin .. Glory Arclin .. Colin Brinkley Stage Mzniziger l4Jl'OjlCl'tlCS .... Assistant ... llulilieily ..... Sound Effects . . . . Richard Allen Edith Vlforcester , , . ........ VVilliam Searls l'lorz1ce Brinkley Dorry Roogan . Betty Horton . Mugsy McGill . Tillllllil ........ Mrs. Brinkley ......... f ........ Verona S COMMfl'l l7EES .. ..... 'lllllllllil Dorr Ralph Stanley Clarence L2l.COl1llt li1llfllCI'lllC Benson Ralph Stanley Tickets . . Ushers ........ . . . Artlnn' Moore . . . . . .. jean Boomer Barbara Kenney . .... . . .... George Lawson torms Mamie Reynolds Vance Frost Louise Phippeu Katherine Benson . . . . . . . .. . . Hilda Norwood Millie-up Artist ........ ...... ll! lue Carroll Driseilla Gott

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ll:n'k-row: ll. Kenney. bl. Boomer, V. Murphy, A. Galley, D. Closson, B. XfVulIs, ll. Alley. lil. Sl70l'l.0l'il, L. Spnrling, -I. Robinson, ll. Lawson, C. Swuzey. Second row: H. Norwnml, D. linllurcl, L. Llfljllllllft, M. Reynolds, A. Herrick, L. lllllll- pen, S. X'VCl.lSfCl', A. Rice, li. Crockett, P. Trask, E. Tuck, N. Silvzxg Faculty Advisor, Evelyn 51-5 er. Seated: ll, Alrliolt, li. Beal, 15. Abbott, E. Reed, P. Rolmlmins, 13. Noyes, ,l. Norwood, FUTURE H-OMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PI't'A'ill'f'lll ..... .. lJA'.l'.l4lClA Roumms I 'ffl'-fil't'.S'il14'lI'l . . . ..... Erwin lllflcll Scfvrctaajy . . . . . BARBARA Al5BO'1 1' Trrfzszzrvr .. . . BAmsA1:A Novus Rcfvm'tw' ...... ..... I ANR Nonwoou l umlllAv'.lrlffiwz' .. .. MRS. EVELYN Illuvmc 'llllc lfulure l'l0llICl1l1lliCl'5 of .Xnxeriezi replaces the fornier lligll School Home lieonmnies Clubs, :md is LL national o1'gzn1izaLLio11 of pupils studying l1ome1nzLking in seeondzwy schools. This club was formed this year by members of the Home Economies classes. The purpose, in general. is to promote ll growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaetions of liomemaking. '

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Melvin Phillips, Rnrli Slanley. George TJIWSOII oNE.ACT PLAY 1 ' Gre1mcl1ik:1, El twinkling fantasy, was the play chosen 'fur Pen1etic's entry into the State one-uct play contest. Melvin Phillips as Appelzine, Ruth Stanley as Grenacliikzl, and George Lawson as Menlo kept the :nulience in lungliter as they paced througli their lines ln place first in the mlisfrivt crmtesl. Cmiflz .................,.................... Miss lXf'l,lxlz1nN R. XVA'1'I'-:1eM,xN