Morrison Cove High School - Pine Crest Yearbook (Martinsburg, PA)

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Swim 61644 Ufjzwu Seated: Jay Teeter, President Standing: Jone Bush, Vice President: Helen Slick, Historian, Helen Imler, Girls' Athletic Representative, Bernie Hinish, Boys' Athletic Representative, Charles Pote, Treasurerg Doris Nixon, Secretary. TO BE A SENIOR is the long-cherished dream in the school life of every boy and girl. Yes, from the age of six, then a bit toothless, until the superior age of eighteen to be a senior was our dream. To be a senior cannot be drunk through the fountain in the hall. It has to be read from books, etched upon the brain from the teacher's explanations, and contracted through association and enlightenment by teachers and students alike. Our senior year started off with a bang. We found ourselves in devilment from the start. Our marks were low, we just c0uldn't get out of the red. But with the efforts of our class leaders and the co-operation of each person, we suc- ceeded in doing many worth-while things. Besides our studies, the extra-curricular activities made school life a pleasure. Baseball, basketball, track, along with the pleasure of belonging to the chorus, sup- porting the class plays, or publishing a year- book, and going to Washington have all added in making a school life a thing to cherish. Then the long-awaited day finally arrived. It was the night of graduation. The com- mencement exercises began. As we received our diplomas, I noticed tears in some of our eyes, while we carried broad smiles on our faces. After we received our diplomas, we were no longer seniors but citizens going out to face the world. Yes, to be a senior was a long-cherished dream come true. Motto: We came, We saw, We conquered. Class Flower: Yellow rose Class Colors: Green and white