Powers Institute - Pendulum Echo Yearbook (Bernardston, MA)

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?MWj7,wr,, f I 1 , f mf M., WM , ' 72 , M,,,,,r, , J 5, . 429 ff Lefl to right: Janet Hale, Irene Knapp. Rose Ginyrek, Janice Foster, Captain Joyce Grover, Joyce Petrin, Marilyn Nelson, Nancy Coates, Norma Grover, Beverly Lenois. In back: Coach Under- wood. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girl's basketball team's record for the ,54-'55 season was 7 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie. The game that was played at Northfield was the most heart-breaking. We were lied until the final minutes of the game, which we lost, hy two points. The Hrst Learn consists of: Forwards, Joyce Petrin, Janet Hale, and Marilyn Nelson: Guards, Joyce Grover, Janice Foster, and Nancy Coates. The subs are Norma Grover, Rose Gmyrek, Irene Knapp, and Beverly Lenois. Joyce Grover was chosen captain, and Rodney Chamberlin was a very efficient manager for the girls as well as for the boys.