Powers Institute - Pendulum Echo Yearbook (Bernardston, MA)

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Bernice .llarcolle e Sonja lt-av es her place as office girl to Bernice. illarjorie Flagg e A reserved place as next year's volleyball and softball manager. Raymond Kemp e We leave Hay an extra car to run errands for the school. Beverly Lenois Y Pat Mahoney leaves Beverly her place as business manager in the Magazine Drive. Juanita Kosliinsky - Arthur Avery's Algebra book. We know she'll appreciate it. Peggy Woodard e Joyce Petrin leaves Peggy a note to take to the guide in the HCA. building in New York City. Carol Gerrish - Eleanor leaves her quiet manner to Carol. Skipper Lenois v Koke leaves Skipper a few inches to add on to his height. Nancy Coaies Y Joyce Grover leaves Nancy her place on the basketball team. Also. a special ticket so she wont miss any Williamsburg games. Curtis Dean - Robert Dean leaves his brother his love of school. Being of sound mind and body, We the Class of 1955. hereby dispose of all our worldly possessions on this last school day of June 17th. 1955. The Seniors 16

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A55 Mit illr. Upllam - An example. VVe hope he t-an use this in his next Problems 1-lass. Air. llnderwood - A hook of his personal experiences so tht-y'll he the same whenever he tells them. illrs. Gorzoeoski - We leave next year's .lrs. and Srs. We hope they will be more Cooperative and eon- tribute more to the Magazine Drive than we did. llliss illeyers - We leave a permanent home in Florida so she won't Complain about being eold. lllr. Callahan P Vile leave a gift of appreciation for everything he has done for us in these last three years. Junior Class e The itinerary of our Washington Trip. We certainly hope they will have as much fun as we did. Sophomore Class f Some more girls to even things off. Freshman Class - A hook full of our exeuses for not doing homework. 7lh and 8llz grades - Notes on our VVashington Trip. They can dream ean't they? Fred Slange - To our janitor who is always ready to help when Called on, we leave a small token of appreciation. llfayne Forbes Y A bucket of sand to take along with him when he goes up to North Bernardston - .lust in Case, you know! Benny Shaw e We leave Benny a reserved part in next year's play. Shirley Tyler e- A megaphone so she Can be heard in Class. Janet Hale v A pair of boxing gloves so she and Mr. lfnderwood can tight out their problems. ROII1lldQlll'HlUll f A time clock so he'll know when to laugh at the next joke he hears. Janice Fowler - Peggy Drew leaves .laniee her place as PIAA Pres. Danny Pull P A ear so he Wflflil have to keep asking other people for rides. Hervey Uerrish - llarry leaves his job ol' running the movie projector and running errands to Hervey. 15

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GEAR lTtttttS'iT lEeVai ln gwlllftlllllftl' ol' '52, a grroup ol' ll r-rwi'g'+-tiw hots and girls loolt thvir plum-s in ltooni X. rw-ady and rarin, to go as l'ull-llvdgt-fl l'il'f'SllllIf'Il. Wifi startvd tho 5+-ar oll' with a hang hy wlwt ing as ollit-4-rs: P1-f1s1'r1'e11l Linda liastman litre- Prfsidmzt Xrthur .X may SF'f'I'PlI1f'tV Nlargrare-t Uri-w Tl'PflSllI'PI' .loyc-P IH-trin PIA.-1 Nlargarf-t Drf-w Our adxisor that yeiar was ltlr. VVashliurn. who awornpanit-d us on nunie-rous som'-ial fwviits. Hur first Qsrapadv was a swimming party which was followvd hy a trip to tht- 1novi+-s and toppw-d otl' with a snack at the- Four-Lf-af Clow-r. Nfixt, W0 trif-d our hand at a lnovif' party whirh only fiwx im:-nil'iGi's attvnde-d. That yaar wc- also look part in the annual magazinv drivei and had our Hrst try at putting on thr- Senior Prom wit h the Hophoinorvs. In '53, our 1-lass nurnhf-r was Cut down to txwlw when Louisa Harnish and Patricia Grant lt-ft us. This still lvft a pretty amhitious bunch, and at the first Class niwting oflicexrs wt-ra +-lt-t-tt-tl. The-5' wwe: Pf'6,Sl.llPIll .lop tw? Pftlflll l'Ylif'P-lJf'PSlid6'I1l Rohart Dean SPf'1'etr1ry Patrif-ia Mahont-y Treasurer Linda Eastman PIAA Linda Eastman Our ye-ar was off to a fre-sh start with a brand naw class advisor, Mr. Callahan. Wt' spf-nt the tirst few Weeks of sc-hool getting avquainted with him and finally clot-itlarl to fwmhark on our tirst f-lass activ- ity as Sophomores, a roller skating party at the tiahles in South Devrheld. Wh9Il Mr. Callahan was hospitalized with polio, our plans w'm'0 postponvd only to he ifistiriitwrl in thf- late Winter. Amid humps and hruise-s. our tirst attfirnpts as a Class ot' roller-skating wxpf-rls proved to hr very suvcessful and Pnjoyahle. As experience-d Prom-enadQrs , we again produce-d the gala event. the Senior Prom, along with tha Freshmen. In the Junior Class a IHPIIIIUPIJS thoughts turn to thoughts of money, inonfly, and more- monf-y, with one ohjfwtivf- in mind - Washington! To lfwad this I'H0llf'y-Il1iIlflf?d Class of the determined tw'vlve , the following offivvrs wvrv vlewtetl at the first class rnaeting: Prrsidprzl Linda Eastman lYl'f'P-Pl'P.9I'dPllf Harry Marshall Sv1'1'elury , Patricia Mahoney 7'r'Pr1.wrPr Joyve Patrin PIAA Marilyn Nelson Our first niom-y-1naltin,qat-trivily ol' tho yvar was thel sale of Xmas wards to hringr us ahout Sltttt, our first wal returns from our gre-at husinvss YPIlltll'P in high srhool. 17