Powers Institute - Pendulum Echo Yearbook (Bernardston, MA)

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And uiouldrfl you like some of this wrapping paper loo? XMAS CARD DRIVE The Junior Class started selling Xmas Cards in October. It started off slow, but the sales soon increased and by the time the drive had ended We were Goin ' f i ' ' o g around school with songs on our lips. The profit from this escapade was about 3100. We certainly did better than the Juniors last year. We had a lot of Competition during this drive. Each person was trying to outdo the other by proving to be a better salesman. The highest salesmen at the end were Marjorie Flagg, Wayne Forbes, Bernice Marcotte, and Janet Hale. 43

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Team Captains, .lanire Faster and lfwlwin Daintm A, t 'H Wifi? A ' F 5 adrift- , U. ,fa ' ' M 545.4 ,yfr M.. , '3?f5.Ii ' . .59 - ' Faculty atlxisor. Nlr I'nti.hrwt..,d. etmgrattilating winning! team 1'aptain..lanit'e Faster, with nppusirig Captain. Fr e Damon lttukirig: Un MAGAZINE DRIVE We made it. We-'re mttdern. 'l1hey're old- fashionedf' This was what was heard at the end ofthe magazine drive. The 'SlXludernaires, 4-onsisling ul' grades 8, 0, and 11 ended with a total of 5106, while the Old Timers, eunsisting til' grades 7, Ill, and 12 were behind with a total ul' 83317. The Modern- aire's team captain, Janit-e l nsler. tugellier with captains Wayne Forbes in the Junior tllass, Charles Legare with the ltlreslimen, and Sally Seager with the 8th graders, he-lpetl to t-lit-er the team on from the sidelines. The Uld Timers re- maining in the era of IS68. with team Captain liddie Damon. and Peggy Drew. Senior Class eaptain. Norma Grtwer. Sophomore Class cap- tain, and Rodney Pillard and Rusty Bardwell in the seventh grade, cheered their team on, but didn't quite make it. The magazine party, which was held in April, was enjoyed hy all. 'llhrougzh the elllorts of both teams, 3686 was collected. High salesman for the drive was Rose tilrnyrelt with 571.50 followed by Lee Ann Corkins with 5551.

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