Pine Grove High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pine Grove, PA)

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The purpose of the Hi-Y is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. As a mem- ber of this group, one must pledge to uphold the standards set by the Y. M. C. A.- to be of service to his school and fellow-students. There are twenty- seven boys in this group. The activities of the year included the initiation of Hfteen new members and participation in the Bible Study Program, Teen Topics. The year was closed with a farewell party for the senior members. The Hi-Y officers are: President ........ . . . Robert Haldeman Vice-President. . . ....... Alton Neal Secretary ...... ......... G lenn Reed Treasurer .... ....... T homas Spittler Advisor .... ..... M r. Harry A. Aungst SENIOR H1-Y Lfq 41 px.,

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SENIOR TRI-HI-Y OBIECTIVE: To Seek, To Find, To Share. SLOGAN: Pure Thoughts, Pure Words, Pure Actions. Membership in the Senior Tri-Hi-Y is open to all senior high school girls who are interested. The members are pledged to uphold high standards of Christian character in the school and community. During the year, the club took part in the Bible Study Contest - i'Teen- Topics. They had guest speakers to lead the discussions of the lessons. Their other widespread activities included the initiation of twenty-eight new mem- bers, installation of officers, a recording dance, the sending of sunshine boxes, and cards to shut-ins. They also had a Mother-Daughter Social at which they made bed pockets for Valley Forge Hospital. The ofiicers are: President ....... .... A nna Lou Daubert Vice-President .... ........ M arie Kline Secretary ......... ...... M arie Reed Treasurer .......... . . .Mary Lou Merkle Sergeant-at-Arms ..... ......... I ean Fessler Advisor ............ .... M rs. Ruth W. Christ ..,jq4opxJ

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JUNIOR TRI-H1-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is organized on a level suited to junior high girls. lt endeav- ors to present a well-balanced program of social, physical, and religious activities. The social activities included a recording dance and parties appropriate to the various seasons of the year. To supply the physical part of the program, a swimming party was held and games were played at the weekly meetings. The spiritual side of the Christian Association was given expression during the year by a religious study, Teen Topics, which was conducted by min- isters and educators. The club year was closed by a Flower Tea for the mothers and daughters, and the traditional Tri-Hi-Y picnic. The Iunior Tri-Hi-Y oflicers are: President ................ ...... B ets Wynn Vice-President . . . ...... Ioan grommer Secretary ...... ........ S hirley Wert Treasurer .... . . . Dolores Madenford Advisor .... . . . Mrs. Dorothy Bunnell .L,,442yx,