Powers Institute - Pendulum Echo Yearbook (Bernardston, MA)

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wh- fn. ang -ql Frou! mu: lffl In l'l'fllll.' Hl'Xl'l'lN Imnoix, llonulll I-luinlnn. Shirley Tyler. He-rnjamnin Shaw. .lllaniia lioiluillxky, llunivl Prnt! -Sll'l'UllIl rung lf'f'lInr1'qhl.' NN uym- Iforln-Q, lleru-5 lierrish, Nliss Nleyers, Xr,lviwr'..lur1i1-1- Foster, Xlur'Ajm'iv lfluug. .lame-I ll-ll.-, llt'I'llli'4' Xlzarwotte, Iluy mond Kemp. Nlargaret lloollursl JUNIOR CLASS PFP.Vl'f1PIlf Raymond Kemp Wee IJl'f'Nl.fll'IIl Bernice Nlareotte Secreluruv Janet Hale TI'PflNllI'4'l' Nlarjorie Flagg P. I, fl. fl. Janice Foster Whul is on u .luniork mimlll xYiiSlllIlg.fl4lIll Nloneyl Honey? Ylhshingtonl Is there- iillyllllllgl else to lhink uhoul? llarfllyl The Juniors starts-rl xmrkirlg during: lhe summer with il very successful Card part 5' zmrl foorl sale. ln Sl'll l'liXlRlfH we haul 11 p11pe1'cl1'ixoe. OCTOBER started our lllll'lNlHlliN 1-arwl Viillllbillglll. Nlllllfhllilflwi Illth we sponsored a Harvest Dam-1-. In lDli1lfliNll3ICll an illnrislnms purly was put on for the whole school. Who pu! il on? Why the Juniors ol'1-num-. lnslead ol' the usual exchange ol' gifts, everyone domila-ml 20 vents or more lowurd ll CARE package to be sent to different nations. JANl'fXllY hrougghl the eml ol' our ml vulllpaigrl and FEl3Rl'Al3lY closed the work ol' lhe yem'lmok. The n-sl of the year was taken up by happy work-filled months. We Inml za wry Slll'l'1lSSl.lIl and money-making year lo Cheer us toward the much anlieipaled Wushinglon trip. 26

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471 429159 :W QM, 4 Front row, l4jfllnr1'yfhl.' lfrani-es Kinuplin, Norma Grover, Hose Ginyrek, Nlrs, llorzoeoski, Advisor Second row, lqfl In riylfl: James Franklin, John Lessard, Arthur listabrook, Kent Derry, Gaylord Gray. SOPHOMORE CLASS President . Gaylord Gray Vice- President John Lessard Secretary Norma Grover Treasurer Rose Gmyrek P. I. A. A. . ,s . . ll,l ,,ll . . Gaylord Gray Noisy at times - Has the honor of being smallest class - Active - Sports- minded - Happy-go-lucky. This energetic class started off the year by working hard on the annual Maga- zine Drive. Rose Gmyrek, an active member of the Sophomore Class, sold 35371.50 worth of magazines which made her high salesman for the drive. Norma Grover was class captain and spurred us on in this activity. The Sophomores are happy to say that their class has grown this year. We have acquired three new members: Bob Bacon, Larry Bourbeau, and DeWitt Wordsworth. Another big event this year will be the planning of the annual Senior Prom with the Freshman Class. This will take place in May. 27