Powers Institute - Pendulum Echo Yearbook (Bernardston, MA)

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T ,gif w 'J Q f 2 A 5 , 'Vfmb . ' -fl , 'Mg ny. , - f ' Fronl row, lfjfl lo Fl-jlllff Norman Deane, Lee Anne florkins, Xlartha Cobb, Sally Seagrer, Air Upharn Advisor Secunrl rom, left lo l'iy1l1l: Rodney tlhaiuberlain, Lee Kemp, Charles Deane, Roger Hay- niond, Curtis Dean, EIGHTH GRADE President Sally Seager Vive Presiderzl Norman Deane Secretary Lee Anne Corkins Treasurer Martha Cobb P. I. A. A. Lee Kemp Fun Loving! Hood salesmen! Talkativel Always in trouble! The eighth grade with the help of a few seventh graders presented a play, Soft-Hearted Ghost, for a llalloween assembly. This was a Comedy which kept everyone in stitches. It was enjoyed by all. Another assembly was given on the eleventh of February. It was a ininstrel show and both grades partir-ipaled. lt was under the direction of Nlrs. tilalbraith. The eighth grade also proved their salesmanship by partieipaling in the polio and magazine drives. 29 n

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Q I , .. . . wana, ,. ,. .,,,- ,,.,- V,..,,,,,,, W .ww , ,A x W W X N1 Et f Fronl mfr. ltjfl In riyflll: Cynthia liertliiauine. lileanur lx:-nt. Hlaclys Chainberlin. .lane Pratt. lxarun NY1,m4larLl. llunnit- liuhh N1'l'Ull4ll'Hll'. l1:fill1ll'IifllIl.' Huw-ll Hui-dm-ll. Leonard Petrin. Norman lflagg. Bill Pratt, Bernurtl Ifmnli-l'. llmlm-5 l'ill:uwl, limlxxarml Sliaw. Daniel Barber. Willis Deane. Lintila Street:-r, .Ie-an lxent, Judith XX il.ler. l15nthia lirm er, Sandra Quinlan SEVENTH GRADE Presidenl l 'ire PFF.H'lifl1'1Il Serrelary Tl'E'fl.9lII'Pl' P. I. A. al. Daniel Barber Linda Streeter D. William Pratt Leonard Petrin Rodney Pillard Whispering! Titleringl Quarrelsolnel Noisy! Bundles ofenergyl VW started oil our 'ear bv wnrkin-r on the annual inaffazine drive. and brinvinfr . Z' XT' F' D in a lutal of 9'53l'l. We worked very harml and lung and were quite successful. We published a 114-vvspaper this year called the UP. l. Chatterbox. We have this year tried to invlude a few new and different ideas than before. Edilor-in-1flrifjf ,'lSSI'SllllII lfflllnr .fllarmgzizg lilflllilflf' ,'l.S'.H'liSflll1l lltlllflfllilljj filllllilill' Wt'llliltlt'1lIIl'1Illllllill trip In lluslun in thi- inidmlle nl' lllay. interesting, it was vii-joy-tl by all. 30 Judith Wilder Daniel Barber D. William Pratt Bernard Fowler Besides being very