Grier School - Pineneedle Yearbook (Birmingham, PA)

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31mm Quinlan Sayre, Pennsylvania QTwo Tearsj Choir, '31, '32 Glee Club, '31, '32 Corridor Proctor, '32 First Green Hockey Team, '31, '32 First School Hockey Team, '31, '32 President Clee Club, '32 Prom Committee, '32 President Y. W, C, A., '32 Settlement Committee, '32 Corporal, '32 Cricket Board, '32 Class Roll, '32 VicefPresident Class, '32 Study Hall Proctor, '32 Loveliest of women! Heaven is in thy soul, Beauty and virtue shine forever round thee. NJEAN., Whenever a merry song rings down the corridor, we are usually right in guessing that jean is near. For who but jean would try to put the world right by means of such a sucf cessful method? Her songs have cheered so many hearts that her friends are countless. But, we wonder, what is this priceless gift of Jean's that has assured her continuous happiness? Well, I'll tell you what we all think. She is different because she is genuine, and because she is earnest in making others happy. Her kindness and happy heart are never assumed, for indeed, they are prompted by her true desire to see a smiling world. jean's versatility is proved by the many attainments for which she has received wellfdeserved praise. In her Y. W. C. A. work, she has given us lovely thoughts and helped us all to a clearer under' standing ofthe right and to a desire for a higher motive in life. We know jean will always be happy, for we know she will always be loved. Twerityforie

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'ifarriet Elrrla Matt Atlantic City, New jersey CFom' 'Tearsl Class President, '29 Representative Athletic Association, '29, '30 Representative Student Council, '29 Cricket Board, '29, '30, '31, '32 Gold Swimming Team, '29, '30, '31, '32 New Girls' Party Committee, '29 Scholarship Honors, '29 Class President, '30 Gold Hockey Squad, '30 Cold Basketball Squad, '30 Corporal, '30 Bronze Drill Medal, '30 Class SecretaryfTreasurer, '31 Second Gold Hockey Team, '31 '32 Second Cold Basketball Team, '31 Gold Drill Medal, '31 Third Sergeant. '31 Initiation Committee, '31, '32 Corridor Proctor, '31 Study Hall Proctor, '31, '32 Prom Committee, '31, '32 Second Gold Hockey Team, '32 Captain Second Gold Hockey Team, '32 Clee Club, '32 Lieutenant, '32 Chairman Initiation Committee, '32 Chairman Prom Committee, '32 Editorfinllhief Cficket, '32 EditorfinfChief Pima Niziinuz, '32 Class President, '32 A perfect lady, nolnly planned, To warn, comfort, and command. HARRIET How can we tell you, Harriet, what every girl feels and every heart knows to be true? How can we express our gratitude to you and our deep admiration, for, as a leader in the schcol, you have raised greatly the standard of attainment. Always have regard for duty and your love for Birmingham been uppermost in your mind. Yet, we shall never forget that you, with all your responsibilities, have had time for your friends. And, a friendship with you has meant much to us, for we could depend upon you to be sincere and trustworthy and sound, no matter what the circumstances might be. You have held yourself above the petty trifles that have annoyed us oftentimes-your life here has been marked by books, deep thoughts, service, and good cheer. Good cheer, a smile and a kind word for everyone, you have had. just keep on, Harriet, as you have doneg we're all with you, for, you who have been a friend, now have many friends. Twenty

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Margaret if illllvlanphg Honolulu, Hawaii CTwo Years? Corridor Proctor, '31 Study Hall Proctor, '32 Cricket Board, '32 Class Quotations. '32 Prom Committee, '32 Initiation Committee. '32 Secretary Senior Class, '32 Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. HPEGGYH Wheii Peggy came to us two years ago, she brought with her much of the charm and mystery of Hawaii, a mellow voice, a stately walk, and a gentleness which made us think at once of South Seas and soft winds. She does the hula beautifully, too, and quite thrilled her audience at the Cabaret. She has certainly been a most useful Secretary to our Senior Class, which proves that, with all her charm, she has a business sense. Would you believe it? She is domestic, too, and will be quite a treasure for some nice person in the days to come. She has a flashing smile that cheers the one on whom it is bestowed, and she is always eager to help a fellow out of difficulty. She has made a line proctor, both in study hall and on the corridor, and she has been a great help on our Cricket board. Honors have been easy for Peggy to attain. Peggy is gracious, and one can easily see her as a pleasing hostess. Welre wondering what interested her most during her two vacations in New York. Her enthuf siasm would certainly show that there must have been much of interest. There seem to be great things in store for you, Peggyrfa pleasant life in other schools and in travel. We know that you will give your best, and therefore, get the best in return. Twentyftwo