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

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SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Front Row: Lois Snyder, Iacqueline Schach, Loretta Becker. Second Row: Miss Garman. Helen Gay Shclcy, Alice Ditzler, Phyllis Spittler, Mr. Smith. Third Row: Willard Zcrbe, Charles Lcnglc, lack Goodman, Richard Longsderf. Arnet Kra as ALMA MATER QTUNE: MAn Old American Songnl Nestled in among the mountains, In a vale we love, Lies a pleasant little village Which is named Pine Grove. CHORUS: Here we all have gained our knowledge, In the school we love, Now we hail our Alma Mater: Hail! All hail Pine Grove. She has taught us life's great lessons, And has taught them well: We're prepared to light life's battles, Then in peace to dwell. If our lives have led us onward To famed heights above, Then can we, with pride, point backward To our dear Pine Grove. ,-27.-

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JOAN HOMMES This page is dedicated to Ioan Hommes, whose blithe spirit, warm smile, and outstanding personality are a part of the Class of 1952. Unfortunately, Ioan was stricken with infantile paralysis in our junior year and had to leave us. As we leave our Alma Mater, we shall remember Ioan as a beloved classmate, -25H

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CLASS SONG QTO the Tune: May the Good Lord Bless and Keep Younj When the morning light is breaking O'er the eastern mountain's rim, And the world to work is waking, Let us sing our happy hymn. Vkfith the joys of life before us And life's battles stern and grim, With a kindly heaven o'er us Vxfe will sing our happy hymn. So heres to the sky above us, And here's to the wheat fields of gold, Heres to the friends that love us, And our love shall ne'er grow cold. For our friends and fields and mountains, Under heaven's kindly blue, To our class and to our high school. Dear old Pine Grove, here's to you: frepeatl -JOHN GOODMAN. Silt MOTTO: Every day is a fresh beginning: Every morn is the world made new. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose S2 CLASS POEM GAY NINETIES Horseless carriages and old gas lights, And bicycles built for two, Are memories to the ladies and gents Of the Class of 52. A salute to Diamond lim we give, To derbies and bustles, too, As the memories of this age still live With the Class of 52. The days they played the good old jazz Seem rather quaint to you, So, though we like the Gay Nineties, Were a modern 52. -ARLENE KRAMER and HELEN GAY SHELEY. -2g,.