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

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SEATED: Mr. Calvin Morgan, Kaye Smith, Walter Ditzler, Daniel Weaver, Patsy Schach, Mrs. Ruth Christ STANDING: June Nagle, Gary Ditzler, Ken Lehman, Guy Nagle, Carol Schneck, William Culbert, Linda Bretzius, James Souder, Chanles Pillsbury, Sandra Harpster, Pamela Wood, Kathy Wolfe. President enzbr xecufzlue ommzffee -1-- Vice President . . Secretary Treasurer Advisors an-.ou . Q s I . . . n Q With the ropes of th OFFICERS -CLASS MOTTO- e past, we will ring th -CLASS FLOWER- White Rose -CLASS COLORS- . . Walter Ditzler . . Daniel Weaver . . Patsy Schach . . . . Kaye Smith . . Mrs. Ruth Christ . . Mr. Calvin Morgan e bells of the future. -Mint Green and White- 42

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JOHN M. ZIMMERMAN l!JohnIl Mr. Sz Mrs. Carl Zimmerman Loves English class? ? ?-Larry's pal-can be rough at times- e likes all females -big tease Conf tnercial Course Activities: Baseball JOAN ANN ZIMMERMAN Joanie Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd R. Zimmerman March 17, 1946 Pretty blue eyes-full of ideas-good student-peppy-we1l-groomed Academic Course Activities: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Glee Club, Executive Committee, National Honor Society, Majorette, Pine Cone, Yearbook, Stu- dent Assistant, Dress Right Program, Cheerleader May 18, 1945 THELMA IRENE ZIMMERMAN Tootie Mr. Sz Mrs. Clayton Zimmerman December 30, 1945 Always willing to do her share-good cook-amicable-often seen at the Tropical Treat-wicked driver Commercial Course Activities: Sr. Glee Club, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Cardinal Staff, Busi- ness Education Club 41

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CQJS Jagsfozy Our actors began their school careers at both small country school houses and the Pine Grove Mifflin Street School. Some of them were brought together in the third grade and the others in the sixth grade at the High Street School. In the ninth grade our cast made their first field trip as a class to historic Gettysburg and our state capital at Harrisburg. The sophomore year brought many new experiences. The class was officially organized with officers, executive committee, and Mrs. Helen Mengel and Mr. Charles Wagner as advisors. A Western Record Hop, the first money-raising activity, was quite a success. The bright red and gray class jackets arrived just about the time the class was taking orders for Christmas candy. The first semi-formal dance, the Sopho- more Hop, was beautifully decorated in an Apri1 Showers theme. Before the school year was completed another money-making activity, a Coca-Cola Sale, was successfully completed. The gymnasium was packed for the Halloween Dances in both the eleventh and twelfth grades. Juniors diligently sold Easter candy and then worked even harder at selling merchandise certificates, their most successful venture. Their rewards were the fantastically lovely Christmas Dance, Snowflake Frolic , and the Junior Prom, Around the World with 63 . The 1961-62 year was a sad year for the class too, for they had to part with both of their faithful ad- visors, Mrs. Mengel and Mr. Wagner, but things brightened when Mrs. Ruth W. Christ and Mr. Calvin F. Morgan graciously consented to take over the responsibility during the senior year. In Fall and Winter of 1962, Seniors worked harder than ever on their projects, a magazine sale and an- other merchandise certificate sale. They made several field trips including a tour of the Cressona plant of the Aluminum Company of America, a visit to the polls on Election Day, and an educational tour of interest- ing spots in Pottsville. Their Class Play, Terror in the Suburbs was one of the most successful ever pre- sented at Pine Grove High. The Senior Ball with the theme, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea was a fitting climax for the semi-formal dances sponsored by the class. Now, after completing their yearbook, the Seniors will look forward to their New York and Washington, D. C. trips, the Junior Prom in their honor, and to opportunities unlimited. 6633 yU0QI22 Pine Grove High we leave you, Each with saddened heart, Our high school days have ended, And time says we must part. Before us now unfold, So that we may advance to meet, New challenges untold I We ll cherish thoughts of teachers And friends as years go by, To our teachers we say thank you To all we say good-by . Should we become successful, As along life's road we rideg May the many things you've taught us, ai We'll attribute everything we've g To Pine Grove High with pride. ned Linda Bretzius' 6.688 C50I2y WE BID FAREWEIJL QTO the tune of SOUND OF MUSICJ Our high school days have come to an end, we know To those who have helped us, much gratitude we owe. We've had problems just along with the good things But at last we've reached our goal, Now we pause and we wait and we wonder What life will hold, if we will find success in life's goal. Refrain: The school is alive with the memories golden With things We'll hold dear for as long as we live. We pause and recall with our hearts beholden Of one thing we know we are positive- Every bit of our work was worthwhile and we just wish now That we'd realized this long before, That we'd tried a little harder and made a vow To concentrate a little bit more, But parties, proms, and hayrides were all a big part Of our days spent at Pine Grove High They help to complete thoughts pleasant that cause us to sigh. Where'er we may walk Be it smooth or stony These thoughts of our school In our hearts will dwell Our eyes well with tears both of joy and sadness As we bid farewell. Lorraine Stump