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

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CLASS HISTORY -ii? Looking back over our years in Pine Grove High, we recall many fond memories of the events enjoyed together. In our Freshman year our group was enlarged by students from surround- ing townships. Together we formed a class of one hundred and six students. With these country students we attended dances, basketball games, and joined the activities of Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Glee Club, and other clubs. Class organization came with our Sophomore year, as we elected advisors and class oflicers. Our Sophomore activities included our first dance, which was a hoedown, and two soup sales. Our Iunior year was exciting. In this year we picked our class rings, which we still cherish. With much anticipation, we awaited their arrival, which was to have been Christmas, but to the joy and delight of everyone, we received them on November 19th. Iunior activities included a hoedown. a Christmas dance, a card party, and our long-awaited junior Prom, which after much debating was called Hawai- ian Cruise. Room 111 served as our ship which brought us to our romantic Hawaii, an island with its many palm trees, flower-bearing vines, and beauti- ful moonlit water. The Prom was a gala affair with interest centered around the crowning of the King and Queen, Richard Longsderff' and Dolores Men- dell. During the course of the evening we chanced off a television set. In our junior year, our class and the Class of '52 purchased a new electric scoreboard for the auditorium. At last! The year of years! We were Seniors l During our Senior year we took an educational trip to Pottsville, visiting the Court House, news- paper buildings, Yuengling's ice cream plant, and the jail. On November llth, we presented our class play, Our Miss Brooks, a comedy, under the direction of Miss Garman. I'm sure, not only the audi- ence enjoyed the play, but the cast enjoyed putting it on as well. We collected over 52,000 on the sale of magazines. The girls had the highest sales score, hence the boys were obliged to throw a party, which was enjoyed by all. Other activities included a doughnut sale and a hoedown. In the month of February, we held our last important dance, a valentine dance, at which the Senior girl who collected the most money for the heart fund was crowned Queen of Hearts, and received many lovely awards. Our final trip, one which had been anticipated since we entered high school, found us enroute to Washington on june l, 2, 3. Upon our return, we took leave of our classmates and teachers. Bravely, with high hopes, we regretfully depart from Pine Grove High School, knowing that we are now on our own and that our future depends upon the course we follow. But always in our hearts will linger the many happy memories of our dear Pine Grove High. -IOAN SNYDER and CALTHANNA BEHNEY. -41.-

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CLASS POEM We, the Class of '53, Proud and happy, as you see, We, our place in the future take, The world of tomorrow to create. Working together side by side, Hand in hand together we stride, Though it be on land or sea, We are the Class of '53, Time will come and time will go, When we must part from friends we know, In memory we shall often see Our pals of the Class of '53. -LAMAR LEHMAN. CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Talisman Rose CLASS MOTTO: Where there's a will, there's a way. M N? '? '? M if -f 'Y CLASS SONC-3 Q -ff QTO the Tune Auf Wiedersehnnj Our thanks to you who saw us through, We love you all, 'tis true: The Class of Nineteen Fifty-three Their love to you imparts. With kindly thoughts and grateful hearts We'll always think of you. Good luck to you in all you do: We wish our best for you. Farewell to you-our Pine Grove High- With tearful eyes we'll party Best wishes to each one of you, May all your dreams come true. Our God above, His light He'll show, Direct the paths we'll go: His will be done in all we do, God bless you all, adieu. -SHIRLEY DONMOYER. .. 40 -

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,...,...,......-.f,-,-f. , CLASS WILL Q? We, the members of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-three of Pine Grove High School, knowing that we are about to make our departure, and being of unsound mind and memory, but generally good-natured, do hereby make pub- lic this our Last Will and Testament before leaving these ARTICLE I-To Our Alma Mater: Best wishes for a ARTICLE II-To the Faculty: Pleasant memories of unexcelled cooperation. To Mrs. losephine Stodart and Mr. Carmine Pepe, counseling and unfailing help they have given us. To Mr. Henninger, we leave our sincere thanks and To Miss Greenawalt, we leave our thanks, although ARTICLE Ill-The Underclassmen: portals of book-learning. bright and happy future. perfect attendance, excellent preparation for all classes, and our faithful class advisors, we leave our thanks for the wise a month's rest in a quiet sanatorium. she won't believe it. To the Class of '54: We leave our most abused teachers, the front rows in assembly, and all our crepe paper lwhat's left of itl. To the Other Classes: We leave what remains after our departure tmodestly admitting it won't be much with- out usl. ARTICLE IV.-We, the members of the Senior Class of l953, do hereby bequeath the following: Alma Aungst wills her ability to get into trouble to Claire Aungst. Donald Aungst will leave to spend more time with Connie. Calthanna Behney wills her musical ability to Eugene Schneck. lanet Beuchler wills her bubbling personality to Lorraine Schaeffer. Mary Bolt: wills her athletic ability to her sister, Patsy. loanne Bonewitz wills her special liking for the name Dick to Dawn Wynn. loan Breisch wills her ability to make friends to Mae Minnich. lane Brommer wills her Dutch accent to Sally Williams. Sandra Clements wills her swimming ability to her cousin. Nancy Leh- mln' Shirley Cook wills her ability to sing O Holy Night to Betty Gra- he . Roy D,it1.ler wills his sleepiness in English class to whoever doesn't get enough sleep. Shirley Donmoyer wills her spelling ability to Kenneth Aungst. Richard Doran wills his night life to Robert Geier. Robert Don herty wills his neatness to David Reinhard, in return for the black eye he gave him. Earl Emerich wills his work at Zimmerman's to Maker D'Agost.ino. Stanley Fenstermacher wills his experiences to all students. so that they won't make the same mistakes he has. Anna Fetterhotf wills her ability to get a seat on the bus to Irene Herring. Rita Fidler wills her shyness to loan Umbenhauer. Nancy Fisher wills her ability to blush easily to Beverly Lindsay. Robert Fritz wills his punctuality to Rieha Becker. Anna Gilbert wills her ability to blush to Ruth Mease. Dixie Lee Harvey wills her rope-climbing ability to janet Scbneker. Harold Heinbach wills his athletic ability to George Deriler. Richard Heinbach wills his ability to change colors to Beverly Hein- bach. Shirley Heitz wills her long eyelashes to Constance Boughter. lean Henninger wills her love for basketball games to anyone who doesn't like them. Allen Herring wills his farming ability to Howard Renninger. Faye Herring wills her handwriting to Mary Neidlinger. losephlne Herring wills her gymnastic ability to Neda Wenrlch. Plmon Herring wills his long legs to Richard Zimmerman. Sarah Heaaer wills her lead in the class play to Ina Shollenberger. Faye Hindman wills her ambition of becoming a nurse to her sister. Barbara. Robert Hopstetter wills his stage crew headaches to Allen Sattizalm. Cyril Hubler wills his good marks to his brother, Fred. Arlene Hughes wills her giggle to Marion Brown. Anis jenkins wills her dimples to Betty Kerstetter. Sara Kegerreis wills her telephone bills to Pauline Unger. Fred Kerschner wills his quietness to Donald Schwartz. Vera Kintzel will leave as quietly as she came. William Kline wills his height to his brother, lack. joseph Koslosky wills his curly black hair to Babber Dreisbach. Barbara Krammes wills her love for sports to Dolores Faust. Lucy Krammes wills her neatness to anyone who desires it. Lorraine Krause wills her hoedowning ability to Audrey Barr. Lamar Lehman wills his homework troubles to lack Stahl. Willis Lengle wills his huskiness to lohn Werner. Robert Lyman wills his broken test tubes and bottomless beakers to Mr. Wagner. Nancy Machnmer wills her pep to anyone who takes vitamin pills. Nancy Miller wills her fine sense of humor to Betty Ann Strouphaner. Shirley Miller wills her voice to Linda Koble. Ellen Morgan wills her height to Betty Miller. Raymond Morgan wills his good marks to William Schach. Lorraine Neal wills her artistic ability to Mary lane Spittler. Dorothy Ney wills her ability to keep quiet to her brother, Lester. jackson Peepe wills his records in basketball to Pine Grove High School. Mary Alice Reed wills her seat on the bus to loan Spancake. Donald Reinhard wills his chemistry books to lamcs Deichert. Kenneth Reinhard wills his brains to Doris Kemmerling. Shirley A. Sattizahn wills her natural curly hair to Constance Lengel. Shirley l. Sattizalm wills her glasses to her cousin. lanet Schneck. Maria Sehnller wills her knowledge of languages to Anna Faye Zerhe. Shirley Shollenherger wills her petiteness to Betty Ann Stronphaner. Edward Smith wills his knowledge of English to George Deichert. loan Snyder wills her PINE CONE headaches to Richard Werner. Merlin Spaneake wills his politness to Lewis Fisher. Constance Thomas wills her natural blonde hair to Nancy Belmey. loan Thompson wills her driving ability to Mary Ann Ditzler. William Thompson wills his personal experiences to Richard Barr. Myrl Walters wills her ability to tease to Rosemary Kramer. Quarles Wehry wills his place in shop to Frank Kramer. Dolores Wenrich wills her roller-skating ability to Barbara Danbert. Marlin Wenrich wills his bowling ability to Donald Tobias. Richard Wertz will keep his sharp-shooting ability to shoot a buck instead of his toe. Donald Zechman wills his hot-rod Ford to Dion Boyer. Paul Zerbe wills his wittiness to Teddy Dreisbach. Donald Zettlemoyer wills his nickname Kettle to Melvin Potts. Betty Ann Zimmerman wills her talking ability to her cousin. Virginia. ARTICLE V-We, the members of the Senior Class, do hereby make and appoint Mr. Marvin O. Werley as executor of this, our Last Will and Testament. We hereby sign, seal, and publish this as our Last Will and Testament at Pine Grove High School on the twenty- eighth day of May, in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred Fifty-three. Recorders: LORRAINE KRAUSE, CHARLES WEHRY. -42.-