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

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Along the sea sands damp and brown The traveler hastens toward the town, And the tide rises, the tide falls. 13 Seniors

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CALENDAR 1964-1965 SEPTEMBER 9 11 25 School Began Magazine Drive Assembly Freshmen Initiation OCTOBER 1-2 16 30 State Teachers' Convention County Teachers' Convention Senior Play NOVEMBER 6 10 13 20 25 26-27 Junior Prom Parents' Night Round Robin Senior Record Hop Boys’ Assembly Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 16 17 18 21-27 Faculty Tea Christmas Concert Student Council Christmas Assembly Christmas Vacation FEBRUARY 1 12 22-26 Hancock County Concert G.A.A. Dance Winter Vacation MARCH 5 12 19 26 One Act Plays Junior Class Dance Spring Concert Pow Wow Prance APRIL 6-10 8-10 9 19-23 27 30 F.H.A. Week All-State Concert Festival Freshmen Frolic Spring Vacation F.H.A. Mother-Daughter Banquet Sophomore Hop MAY 14 28 Eastern Maine Music Festival Graduation Ball JUNE 6-11 Graduation Week Compliments of: STEVENS STUDIOS Official Photographers of The Pemetic Bangor, Maine

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SENIOR lations that we were expected to abide by. Remember, teachers are not allowed to give out aspirin. Room A was assigned as our home room and we filled it with fifty-seven students. With the helpofMr. Johnson, we elected our Class officers. George Higgins was President, Bill Hamblen was Vice-President, Shirley Worcester was Secretary, and Kathy Thurston was Treasurer. Liz Marshall and Val Perkins were our Student Council representatives. It was in the spring of our Freshman year that the Chorus members decided to have a picnic on the second fairway of the Lucerne Country Club. After our initiation by the Sophomores, we eagerly joined in the school activities. Our class was well represented in: Golf, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Cheering, Cross Country, G. A .A., Band and Chorus, and Baseball. InSeptember of 1963 we again stood in the hall, waiting for assembly. We no longer were Fright- ened Freshmen but Self-Confident Sophomores . We soon found, to our great pleasure, that Mr. John- son would again be our advisor, and that Room A again was to be ours. We now had forty-eight members from which to choose our officers. Dale Mills became our President, Shirley Worcester was Vice-President, Liz Marshall was Secretary, Kathy Thurs- ton became Treasurer. George Higgins and Barb Workman became our Student Council representatives. Within a few weeks we did our best to make initiation a memorable day for the freshmen! With the advice of Mr. Renwick and the leadership of George Higgins and Shirley Worcester, we undertook the publishing of the POW WOW. Four short years ago, the CLASS OF 1965 entered the halls of PEMETIC HIGH SCHOOL. We attempted to appear as casual as possible as we stood there in our new clothes waiting to go into the gym for an assembly. As is the custom, Mr. Furtwengler intro- duced the faculty and then proceeded to terrify us with rigid regu- Compliments of: HENRY HINCKLEY COMPANY Southwest Harbor