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

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PINE CONE STAFF - Editor. .......... ..... A lice Ditzler Assistant Editor .... .... I ean Henninger Literary Editor .......... . . . Helen Gay Sheley Assistant Literary Editor ...... ...... I OSH Breisch Circulation Manager ........... .. . Lois Snyder Assistant Circulation Manager .... .... M yrl Walters Exchange Editor ............... . . . Dolores Mendell Assistant Exchange Editor.. . ............ Nancy Machamer Sports Editors ............ .... G eorge Miller, William Kline Art Editor. .......... ................ I anet Adams Assistant Art Editor .......... ........,.... ..... ...... I o a n Snyder Humor .................................................... The Staff Senior Reporters - Betty Stahl, Iack Goodman, Shirley Stupp, Anna Lou Fisher, Anna Mae Wenrich. Iunior Reporters-Iane Brommer, Arlene Hughes, Dixie Lee Harvey, Richard Heinbach, Cyril Hubler. Sophomore Reporters-Nancy Behney, lrene Herring, Iames Deichert, Betty Grabey, Doris Kemmerling, Sally Williams. Club Reporters--Beatrice Ditzler, Iohn Fidler, Robert Hummel, Mae Krause, Donald Aungst. Printers. . . .............................. Iackson Pepe, Paul Zerbe Advisors .... .... I osephine K. Stodart, G. Bruce Henninger

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FUTURE F RMER OF AMERICA Front Row Richard Lengle, William Schach, loc Kosolosky, Raymond Morgan. Donald Aungsr, Willard Zcrbe, Thomas Daubert Mr McLean, Eugene Strouphauer, Miles Zettlcmoyer. Second Row: Ivan Loy. Donald Brown, Richard Koch, Frank Natale, Donald Yocum, Dale Mclntyre, Danicl Krammcs, Richard Brown Ronald Sherman. Landis Brown. Robert Cooper. Third Row . Eugene Reider. Merlin Spancake, Ernest Hoffman, Herbert Harwi, Donald Zettlemoycr, Willis Lengle, Iohn Tice, Charles Keefer Harold Heinbach, Arnet Krammes, Gary Stark. The Future Farmers of America, or F. F. A., as it is commonly known, is the national organiztion of, by, and for, boys studying vocational agricul- ture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Voca- tional Education Acts. The F. F. A. is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum -vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting: to speak in public: to buy and sell cooperativelyg to solve their own problems: to finance themselvesg and to assume civic respons- ibility. The foundation on which the Future Farmers of America organization is built includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, coop- eration, thrift, service, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. The motto is as follows: Learning to Do - Doing to Learn: Earning to Live -1 Living to Serve. OFFICERS President ...... ............ . . Willard Zerbe Vice-President.. . ..... Ioe Kosolosky Secretary. .... . . Raymond Morgan Treasurer.. . . . . Thomas Daubert Reporter. . . ........... . . . Donald Aungst ADVISOR: Mr. Robert McLean ,-1 51 .-

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Front Row: Earl Emerich. Dion Boyer, Iackson Pepe, Robert Hummel. Second Row: Paul Zerhe, Richard Wcrtz, Robert Dougherty. Third Row: Mr. Musselman, Marlin Wenrich. At Board: Charles Lengel. Charles VVehry. Donald Zechman, Richard Longsderif. The Industrial Arts Club was formed four years ago, for boys interested in wood-working, metal, and plastic. The club was organized by Iohn Mus- selman. They are interested also in inter-club basketball and football games. The boys enjoy a steak banquet each year. OFFICERS: President. ...... ..........,. . . Charles Lengel Vice-President ....... .. Iackson Pepe Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Paul Zerbe .-53...