Grier School - Pineneedle Yearbook (Birmingham, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

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Ari Voiw, M11.Iic'iaIIxlIi1J, 1 rz'm'lz - - Latin, lingllxlz, Bilzlc' - Biology, Cl1t'lIIiXfl'.j', Cfl'll!'l'd1 SriI'm'a' - - Spanish uml Mnxir - - Typing Inxfrlfvlor Pbyxivul Etllllllffflll Axxisfanl - - Holm' Dirvrfor RilliIIxQ llISfl'll!'f0l' Rc'xiII'a'uf N11 rn I Aln1a Mater As round the city of our Lord, So round thee, Grier School, Arise the hills whence comes our help Our restful peace and calm. O joyous place, loved Grier School, O mother true and kind, Within thy walls and sacred halls What happiness we find. The murmur of thy stately pines Will soothe in Coming years The river's song will make a joy Too deep for smiles or tears. Should life prove sad and fortunes fail I n dreams we'll turn to thee g The memory of these happy days Will hid all sorrows flee. 'A' MAIN HALI, 'A' IVY COURT fDRIVE AND TENNIS COURT 'A' THE COLONNADE Pine Neeclle tall Editor-in-Cbicf DOROTHY DE LUTIO Business Manager - PATRICIA BIXLER Art Editor - ' ' ' - SHIRLI COHN Associate Editors ---- DEBORAH SANFORD, LYDIA TITUS Class R0ll-PATRICIA MICHAELS, ELIZABETH VAN DER NOOT, CHILDRESS RODGERS, BETSY RIELEY, ANNE LEVIN. Class Propbesy ----- SALLY FEUCHTWANGER Class Will - - - JUNE RORKE Class History - DEBORAH SANFORD Class Poem - ---- DOROTHY DE LUTIO Class Quotations - CHARLOTTE KNICRERBOCRER, PATTI PRESTON Class Statistics - RosA WARNER, LYDIA TITUS, JEAN TRADUP Faculty Adviser Miss CATHERINE PADWICK W A M 4, .yrs 'NW ' 'N X , - ,w fm? xt , V ' VN 'v ' ,- .- , 3 ' L .pg ,,s , . 'f ' 4,3 Aw -wr-1: H, fx.. -, 'f' -4 . my f 4 ' T5 f ,. :ff xr. -1 ' . . 'U . , ' f rw. ' f P ff ,1 I . , f?34'S ' gg , , , x . vw, ' 5 . -. , ., 111' '. ' 1. 'f '. ' ' 'v - 7. M L-I' 5... . ' '- . 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X I Q! f ff Sfg V W 2 se a X ,3 'fs 2zL. k CRESCAT SCIENTIA JEAN TRADUP WEST ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY jean cotuaoia PREPARATORY qTwo ramp President of Senior Class '43g Manager of the Mousetrap '43g Literary Board of Cricket '43g Pine Needle Statistics '43g Dramatic Club '42, '43g Outer Student Council '42, Green Hockey Squad '42g Second Green Hockey Team '43g Mid-Winter Dance Committee '43g Senior Debate Team '43g Role in the Uppin Arms Affair '42g Role in The Traitor ,43 Her inexiinguisbable laughter shakes the skies. She leads our Senior Class with zest, And ranks with us among the best. A friend to everyone she knows, We lose a lot when Tradup goes. She's thought of by us all as one Who coaxed on Mousetrap's busy hum. cavxl' Wa. lw UW 5'-2 B Ttzeqmk rmagbiqtv as .E knot. -N-'msi':0V-6 xp Yo fr was wsu, SWB-'T WMD Dm-5 we sm WNWJAEZ vnu!-Vw - ' + A f T H E 1 9 4 3 ,fp I yx ' ff XJ! I I f J f I . fy f J J i - PATRICIA PRESTON I NEW CASTLE, PA. J Patti COLLEGE PREPARATORY fOne Yearj Vice President of Senior Class '43g Class Quotations Pine Needle '43g Green Swimming Squad 'Hg Dramatic Club '43g Green Hockey Team '43, Captain of Second Green Hockey Team '43g Green Basketball Team '43g Posture Committee '43g Chirstmas Party Committee '4-33 Fire Chief '43. The rare gift of being constantly and naturally herselff' Her golden hair, her winning smile, Her charming ways do us beguile. To one and all she is a friend In troubled times, a hand she'll lend, Although she's been here one short year Patty's made her mark at Grier. - 111- oo., wa, V. , W, K-,LJ lhkixi-, -,y-.x,,r1,,HxJ I gtg, GY- -xyx , lvl-N RRG 'sv Sxnb ko ks-X X an ,,xtf-yegk L,9.6,.x,,,l.,-L llx -R xxw. 'Nxgcr x LYDIA.-T1TUs -QQJR ,, . Q Q W' New ROCHELLE, New YORK 5 Nhlqiq Lydia COLLEGE PREPARATORY fTwo Yearsj Second Hockey Team '42, '43, Dramatic Club '42, '43, Inner Council '43, Hall Proctor '43, Cricket Board '43, Pine Needle Staff '43, Senior Class Secretary '43, Fire Chief '42, Swimming Squad '42, Role in Trysting Place '42, Christmas Party Committee '43. Full well they laughed af all her jokes-for many a joke had she. Wliere fun and merriment abound, Lydia's surely to be found: And in her understanding Way, When we are sad she makes us gay, Lydia's famous family tree Will thrive and grow in memory. Q u 4 PINE ' EEDLE f ' f +l'4 j2g: W' . We 'MW WV' awimwffifla' to ATRICIA JANE BIXLER S SCOTTDALE, PA. fPBix!! COLLEGE PREPARATORY ,Four Yearsj President of Student Council, Business Manager of Pine Needle, Presi- dent of junior Class, Vice President of Sophomore Class, Secretary- Trcasurer of Freshman Class, Choir '40, '4I, '42, '43, Secretary '43, Gold Hockey Squad '41, '43, Captain Second Gold Hockey Team '43, Gold Cheerleader '42, '43, Dramatic Club '42, '43, Posture Committee '43, Posture Award '42, Swimming Squad '40, '4l, '42, '43, Junior- Senior Prom Committee '41, '42, '43, Hallowe'en Dance Committee '43, Mid-Winter Dance Committee '43, Riding Club '40, Color Guard Cor- poral '4l, Christmas Party Committee '42, '43, Editor of Class Notes of Cricket '43, Role in Trysting Place '43. Me lhinks she musl have won a thousand hearts. For dainty Ways and Winsome charm, For bubbling wit and laughter warm Bix has no match as we well know To find one you'll have far to go. In all the arts she does excel No wonder jock thinks that she's swell. 15 Relate, MARY JEAN BA IN CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, PPM. 1.3, Q . COLLEGE PREPARATORY ne Y C Choir '43, Riding Club '43, Gold Hockey Sq d 4 Q . We love ber for ber smiles, her , ber ay o - speaking gently. An artist great she'll be some da Drawing dresses vividly gay. She is a darling, that's a factg And friendliness she does not lackg x And here's a thing you did not know, M. J. has found an ardent beau. x! , 5 'f f 'f 1' 'f THE 1943 JUDITH BROWN DAYTON, OHIO ffludyii GENERAL COURSE fThrec Yearsb Riflery Club '41, Fire Chief '41, '42, Riding Club '41, '42, Outer Stu- dent Council '45, Dramatic Club '41, '42, '43g Typing Club '41, Posture Committee '41, '42, A merry beart maketh a cheerful countenance. judy's really quite reliable, Our faith in her is uncleniableg She kicks our third floor into bed And much more surely could be said Of loads she's shouldered with a smile, To help her schoolmates all the while. 16 'X N V' ,RK ,Q ss. Q5 - K in i ,V it ik, ' K h W S -gr' 15 ' X- ,tfv .Ya-1 'X 5.5 K., Q, W 3555 X,y4' , dv? . cv 1 X - Q-gy xT .sos W af . we X ' XY W- .9 W QP . an R A C Sfwdyydo I ' O. to- NN LARKE K ' C -' ' 5 NP Q29 6 QC N 5+- PLANDOME, NEW YORK 099' 6-9 - K-if X-29 va '-.X x 4 QV A Ar1nul7el1e 324' ' - ' i ,X Q ' COLLIiGli PRIEPARATORY QTWO Years, Choir '42, '43g Second Green Hockey Team '42g Second Green Basket- A ball Team '42g First Green Hockey Team '45: First Green Basketball O-,Jw 'lf 'xy Team '43g Varsity Green Hockey Team '43g Riding Club '42, '43g A509 ,crib Outer Student Council '42g Fire Chief '43g Green Swimming Squad :K , '42, '43g Dramatic Club '43g Stock and Crop Riding Club '43g Hallow- X,-D N J e'en Dance Committee '42, '43, X0xQ 3: . 1 LP With a charm and vivuclfy all ber own. ,s This Ann's a girl with spirits highg In hockey makes the small ball fly. With squeals and yells she rides a horse But that is just pretense, of course. The boys are captured by her looks With them she says, goodby to books. a P I N E N'E E D L T L i f N .f 1 , Q C ! I I P 'I I if ! ' 1 U My M I I ' , .A 1 . I X 7 up 'SI-HRLI pjjedfr L 0 ' Mr!! . J' A ' UTLER, PA. Hsbw COLLEGE PREPARATORY fOnc Yearj Outer Council '43g First Gold Hockey Team '43g Gold Basketball Squad '43g Literary Editor of Cricket '43g Art Editor of Pine Needle '43g Riding Club '43g Senior Debate '43. The artillery of words. Of intellect our Shirl has much And of an artist has the touch. She's wise, she's witty and sincere And to all music lends an ear. A farmerette she'll be some day, At least she wishes that she may. 17 K. MARY ELIZABETH Cumiss COATESVILLE, PA. rfBibsv COLLEGE PREPARATORY fOne Yearj Dramatic Club '45, Stock and Crop Riding Club '43, Second Green Hockey Team '42, Green Basketball Squad '43, Swimming Squad '43. For a light heart lives long. Our Bibs is such a charming lass, She is the beauty of this class. Although she loves to play a prank, She's always true, sincere, and frank. This year without her we'd be blue- A Green she's pe ct, through and through. 2 f WW llllllilligl fill, ,T L UA' l,iW,l?' H s vlvjjtw THE 1943 DOROTHY DE LUTIO BIRMINGHAM, PA. Dottie COLLEGE PREPARATORY fTwo Yearsj English Prize '42, Speech Prize '42, Cricket Board '45, Choir '42, Inner Council '42, Varsity Swimming '42, '43, President of Dramatic Club '42, '43, Posture Committee '42, Second Green Hockey Team '42, '43, Second Green Basketball Squad '43, President of Choir '43, Cricket Board '43, Posture Committee '45, Good Citizenship '43, Senior Debate '43, Yearbook Editor '43, Riding Club '42, '43, Swimming Squad '42, '43, Role in Mirror to Elizabeth , Role in Of Time and the Blizzard. Gentle of speech Beneficent of mind. A girl of many talents she, From basketball to coquetry. Her poetry doth us enthrall, In slang she's really on the ball. Actress, sport, and poet, too- And most of all a friend true blue. 18 COLLEGE PREPARATORY CThree Yearsj . f Mi 'W yaifg 'Elf 2519? Q-3:5'5 SALLY FEUCHTWANL-Ej,og,K. 9 iuvnnsme, coNN. ' 0 ffsall, , ' y Secretary of Sophomore Class '41, Dance Committee '41, '42, Captain of Second Hockey Team '40, Second Green Basketball Team '41g First Green Hockey Team '42, '43, Captain First Green Basketball Team '43g Captain First Green Hockey Team '43g Secretary Athletic Association '42, Cricket Board '43, Class Prophecy of Pine Needle '43, Riding Club '42, '43, Posture Committee '42, '43, Chairman Hallowe'en Dance '42, Dramatic Club '41, '42, '43, Outer Student Council '43, Riflery Club '41, Secretary of Mirrophonc Committee '42, '45, Varsity Hockey '42, '43, Varsity Basketball '43g President of Athletic Association '43, First Basketball Team '42, '43. She bafb a nafurul, wise, sincerity. Though first attracted we may be By sparkling personality, We soon discover 'neath that smile A girl who's more than just worth while. Friend, athlete, office-holder too, Sally, there's no one quite like you. PINE NEEDLE ff if f f ff Btn-N Sfikiw N 5 ' , Xl .VL GAn1Q,, M H ' X aw Quia -Mar ls- in 'B' K 1 m - H ' . 'xv-fs .aux -ut l,1b,v-,v.A- K bl vo 0-hams U X.-Syst I 'CLR ,-..- .gleam - LN, MAA ohhh gkwmlzx we COLLEGE PREPARATORY CTwo Ycarsj JEANNE FLEMING ,,, il, ve L- POCOMOKE CITY, MARYLAND N . K., s 'K I' lirwl-A ri Jah Dunne Riding Club '42, '43g Student Council '42, '43, First Green Hockey Team '42g Varsity Hockey Team '42g Green Basketball Squad '42, '43. A pcrfed lady, nobly planned. She's gentle, quiet, and serene, And as a sport she's truly keen, In hockey the Golds feel her might For Goalie Jeanne upholds the fight. In sports and studies she does well, And as a friend she's really swell. 19 2 ff I v h lt' r Jw J, 1. , lilly' hljijwwll W' s l in ll, li 1 JANET KASPER SCARSDALE, NEW YORK rejanu COLLEGE PREPARATORY fTwo Yearsj Green Hockey Team '42, Riding Club '42, '43g Choir '43g Green Sec- ond Hockey Team '43g Green Basketball Squad '43. A face with gladness oL'z'rsprc'a11. When ere we see a smiling face, A neck bound by a square of lace, We can guess without a doubt, It's janet, cause she never nouts. Once quiet, she now is full of fun For a ny to Cleveland made her hum. l in l' roll! 1 4' lil' LW' M Y fc, ir, . I l i' I :lil if ililj iii ol! 'f' pllf' 1' if ff 1' ff 1' THE 1943 CHARLOTTE KNICKERBOCKER UPPER MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY c1m1w GENERAL COURSE KTWO Ycarsb Second Gold Hockey Team '42: First Gold Hockey Team '43, Captain First Hockey Team '455 Gold Basketball Squad '42, '43g Posture Com- mittee '42g Pound Keeper ,42, '43, Riding Club '42, '43g Student Coun- eil '43. I bear, ye! say not much, but think the more. Although her l1air's much like a boy's, Chuck's the one with loads of poise. She manages as if by trick, A needle or a hockey stick. ,f Amongst the girls she is much fun, L But we know Bob's the only one. , . . so 5 I . Q X ' . - 20 Mi 'Qf ANNE LEVI ' LAUREL, MARYLAND? ' Queenic V!! COLLEGE PREPARATORY fOnc Ycarj Gold Basketball Squad '43g Outer Student Council '43g Riding Club '43g First Gold Basketball Team '43, Posture Committee '43g Hallow- c'en Dance Committee '43g Christmas Party Committee '43g Mid- Winter Dance Committee '43g Swimming Squad '43, Class Roll Pine Needle '43. Gay wilb flu' freedom of irresponsible youth. A petite lass you can't outdo ln dainty charm and hats so new. In like abundance are her clothes, And never ceasing string of beaux. Though to her mind French may not come, Men to her charms will oft succumb. PINE NEEDLE f f f f if PATRICIA MILLICENT MICHAELS LARCHMONT, NEW YORK Mikes COl.I,liGli PREPARATORY I fTlxrec Yearsj Editor of Cricket '43, Gold Hockey Squad '4lg Gold Basketball Squad '-133 Gold Swimming Squad '41, '42, '43, Choir '42, '43, Librarian of Choir '43, Literary Editor of Cricket Board '42, Class Roll '43g Fire Chief '42, '43, Dramatic Club '41, '42, '43g Hallowe'en Dance Com- mittee '43g Speech Contest '42: Senior Debate '43g Role in Mirror to Elizabeth '42g Role in Of Time and the Blizzard '43, Faithful and wise ana' of all courtesy. Gaily flying 'round her head A mass of hair that's flaming red. We all know Patty as the one Who makes the Cricket so much fun. She forcefully defends her right And debates with all her might. 21 MARY MORSE BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ffsandyv COLLEGE PREPARATORY fOne Yearj Riding Club '43g Choir '43g Second Hockey Team '43g Basketball Squad '43g Outer Council '43g Swimming Squad '43. The two noblest of things, which are sweetrfesx and light. With hair a lovely golden brown, A sweeter girl cannot be found. Sandy, a smiling little miss, - While dancing's in a state of bliss. In swimming this girl is the onc, But everything to her is fun. f 'f if if t' ' THE 1943 ' XX vim r , Q XJ! -'NY K YW do sf 'N ' ff . QL' 'N i HELEN LOUISE NEFF V5 WARRIORS MARK, PA. Q Helen GENERAL COURSE fOne Yearj Second Gold Hockey Team '43g Outer Council '43g Choir '45. Her silvery voice Is the rich music of a summer bird. When we hear our Helen sing It is indeed a lovely thing. We fully recognize her talent And generosity so gallant. With actions quiet and demure, She's one in whom our trust is sure. 22 rE.Zl1-1, 'Elma' e.w.OL..., mum. paw 4-Kabul! 7'lJNA:' 4 Ki .fad MARIE JEANNQEAPASQUXTER J ,A cw BUTLER, mx. H . LAM' W 'lar cs. Mane Ieannev COLLEGE PREPARATORY 1Four Yearsj Art Club '40g Riding Club '40g Hockey Squad '41, '42, '43g Basket- ball Squad '41g Archery Tournament '41, '42g Cricket Board '42g Dance Committee '42g Student Council '42g Dramatic Club '42, '435 Choir '43g Outer Council '43. To be merry best becomes you. In Belgium far across the sea Marie Jeanne would like to be. Among her virtues you will find She's always generous and kind. With dreamy eyes she'll tales relate Of Frenchie and her men from State. PINE NEEDLE f 1' f ff ff PHYLLIS MAE RANKINS NEW YORK, NEW YORK recbrisn COLLEGE PREPARATORY ' qThree Yearsj First Green Hockey Team '40g Second Green Basketball Team '41g Second Green Hockey Team '41g Riding Club '41, '42, '43g Dance Committee '41g First Green Hockey Team '425 Second Green Basketball Team '43g Swimming Squad '41, '42, '43g Cricket Board '42, '4-35 Archery Team '41, '42, '43, Nothing great was ever accomplished without enthusiasm. Psychology is her chief aimg With it she's sure to win great fame. The hockey field another thought Such skill as her's cannot be bought. Her picture you will see aboveg Chris is the one I'm talking of. 23 ...-4 I ELIZABETH ANN RIELEY SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO NBetsy!l COLLEGE PREPARATORY f One Yearl Choir '43, Second Basketball Team '43, First Hockey Team '43, Outer Council '43, Riding Club '4-35 Dramatic Club '43, Role in The Traitor. As merry as the day is long. Always full of Wit and fun She works until her task's well done. Sl'1e'll reach the top for sure some day, Laughing gaily all the way. Betsy's held all our hearts, And to us blithely joy imparts. 1' L Dm. 321,51 -never lnaor. 011316-f SQMQQMT. dans. out , 51155 jour, cn? f1-fr-1 Su-ul will, Biba and 'YU -rmSS yn-a QS, bxuqg' xnxx EAGLE USG-Rl' V111-6 tk. Maul ?:-yjgtx 'k 'k 'R 'A' 'A' i' CHILDRESS RODGERS CINCINNATI, OHIO Chile COLLEGE PREPARATORY QThree Years, President of Gold Team Riding Club '43, Treasurer Riding Club '41g Boots and Stirrups '41, Secretary Athletic Association '43g Pine Needle Staff '43g Dramatic Club '41, '42, '43g Secretary Spanish Club '42g Fire Marshall '41g Inner Student Council '42, Bugler '41, '42, '43g First Gold Hockey Team '41, '42, '43g Riflery Club '4lg Hallowe'en Dance Committee '43, Second Gold Basketball Team '43g Secretary and Treasurer Junior Class '42, Riding Championship '41, '42, Riding Club '41, '42, '43g Play Reading Committee '43. A smile for every friend g a friend for every smile. Chile Rodgers, Jeff, and jim- Memories that will never dim. A steadfast friend, she's known by all . For loving horses, great and small. She takes some knocks and stands her ground, For she's a good sport all around. o'f 'CS0 Q' ifwgpse xp . K I-It 'I nf' 'Ev ' Q ij v ' G 'BW' X270 ,i 2 Q SPKJQZ ff? 'H if I JExsEY 1' I ' ffluneii COLLEGE PREPARATORY Gold Team Praefect '43, Business Manager of Cricket Editor of Cricket '42, '43, Class Will Pine Needle '43, Gold Riding Club '43, Athletic Association '43, Dramatic Club '40, '41 '42, '43, Second Gold Hockey Team '40, First Gold Hockey Team '41, '42, '43, Second Gold Basketball Team '42, Swimming Squad '40, '41, '42, '43, Captain Second Gold Basketball Team '42, First Gold Basketball Team ff fFour Yearsj '43, Literary '43, Gold Cheerleader '40, Archery Team '40, '41, '42, Inner Council '41, Outer Council '43, Posture Committee '41, '42, Honorable Men- sion Extemporary Speech Contest '42, Decoration Committee Hallow- . e'en Dance '40, '41, '43, Refreshment Committee Christmas Party '41, Decoration Committee Christmas Party '42, Camera Club '40, Art Club '40, Fire Chief '42, Archery Cup '40, Decoration Committee Mid-Winter Dance '40, '41, Riflery Club '41, Role in Boy Meets Family '40, Role in Little Darling '41, Role in Mirror to Eliza- beth '42, Role in In the Dentist's Chair '43, Varsity Basketball Team '43. With a calm poise that speaks true ability. Our june is ri winsome lass, A vital member of our class. In studies all does she excel, And as Gold Praefect leads us well. While mentioning her talents keen We must not forget the candy machine. PINE NEEDLE ff if 1' ff ff DEBORAH JOAN SANFORD HUDSON, OHIO Debbie GENERAL couxse CFour Yearsj Green Team Praefect '43, President of Stock and Crop Riding Club '43, Play Reading Committee '42, '43, Role in Inn of Return '41, Role in The Trysting Place '42, Role in In the Dentist's Chair '43, First Green Hockey Team '40, '42, '43, Second Green Hockey Team '41, First Green Basketball Team '41, '42, '43, Second Green Basketball Team '40, Varsity Basketball Team '42, '43, Varsity Hockey Team '43, Treasurer of Riding Club '42, Treasurer Dramatic Club '42, Secretary-Treasurer Dramatic Club '43, Vice President Freshman Class '40, President Sophomore Class '41, Vice President junior Class '42, Chairman Decorating Committee Christmas Party '42, '43, Chair- man Dance Committee '42, Chairman Refreshment Committee Mid- Winter Dance '43, Riding Club '40, '41, '42, '43, Class History Pine Needle '43, Associate Editor Pine Needle '43, Manager Coca-cola Ma- chine '40, '41, Captain First Green Basketball Team '41, '42, Swimming Squad '40, '41, '42, '43, Chairman Play Reading Committee '43, Dra- matic Club '40, '41, '42, '43, junior-Senior Prom Committee '41, '42, '43, Hallowe'en Dance Committee '42, Outer Student Council '43, Riilery Club '41, Art Club '40, '41, Varsity School Hockey Team '40. None was ever loved, esteemed, honored more than she. She leads her team with vim and zest, As humorist she's at her best. Excels in swimming, basketball, In fact in any sport at all. When Artie's mentioned, how she beams It's Debbie, Praefect of the Greens. Gyn, F 25 Mg! I N . L' QIQ I 'x at 9' fefygie' ELIZABETH CONSTANCE VAN DER Noo'r NEW YORK, NEW YORK 0fLibby9l COLLEGE PREPARATORY fone Yearj Treasurer Athletic Association '45g Corridor Proctor '43g Play Reading Committee '-435 Dramatic Club '43g Cricket Board '43, Class Roll '433 First Gold Hockey Team '43, Secretary of Gold Riding Club '43, Librarian for Choir '43, Inner Student Council '43, First Gold Basket- ball Team '43q Senior Debate Team '43, Gold Swimming Squad '43. ' Ambition has no rest. There are some girls who so excel Who do each thing they try so well, That, Midas like, their touch is gold, And often are their praises told. Our class one such as this can boast- To Libby we extend our toast. if ff THE 1943 PINE NEEDLE ROSA BRIGGS WARNER CRESSON, PA. Rosie COLLEGE PREPARATORY fTwo Ycarsj Green Hockey Squad '42, '43g Dramatic Club '42, '43g Fire Marshal '42, '43g Riding Club '41, '42g Choir '42, '43, Librarian '43g Pound Keeper '43g Student Council '43g Pine Needle Staff '43, Athletic Asso- ciation '43g Green Swimming Squad '41, '42, '43. The mildest member and the gentle!! heart. How patiently she keeps the pound, Where all our worldly goods are found! How sympathetically she'll lend Her help when you most need a friendg And though our paths lead us apart, She's cut a niche into our hearts. 26 I vfxx SN ,-? lrxfNK'X 0835 5 5 , ., ff! gh' Q 5 'Y 'F2f7f?4'f'lN1 1 28 ,Gi W-g K , I S ll lf X fi ' x ffwd ii N M3 ,f , Vu xg!!! if it Class History We all appreciate and admire Irving Berlin's memorable songs. In the words of his everlasting melody, Remember? let us remember the class, the freshman class of 1939, remember? A small group of nine frightened young ladies was to compose the future senior class of 1943. Of these now members of the Senior Class, are Patty Bixler, June Rorke, and Debbie Sanford. Great plans were made of how they as friends would continue throughout four years at Grier, when at that time they would leave the school as alumnae. During the first quarter of the school year, a new girl arrived from Belgium. With her foreign accent and dazzling ways, Marie Jeanne Pasquier entered into the typical student's life at Grier. Today, she is one of the few left of the '39 Freshman Class. Remember the days of joy and strife, of laughter, remember? As sophomores, the class grew and was no longer included with the intermediate group. The new personalities which appeared there, were Patty Michaels, who proved her ability in dramatics with her one-line partg Chile Rodgers, who immediately entered with envied enthusiasm into all activities involving horsesg Sally Feuchtwanger, who convinced all who attempted to spell her surname that it was a possible task, Judy Brown, who related fantastic tales of a sword collection, Chris Rankins, the English novelist, and Rosa Warner, renowned for her piano playing. ' 30 if it E 1943 PINE NEEDLE In politics, we were extremely successful until two seventeen cent pieces were dis- covered to be missing from the class treasury. Sally Feuchtwanger was, in that year, secretary of the sophomore class, and although she strongly objected to our accusations we informed her of our suspicions to her guilt of embezzling the class funds. At the end of the year, the class gave in honor of themselves, a banquet. Remember the drill, the bugle call? Under the guidance of Pop Moulton, all of the classes of the school marched in formation up and down the hockey field, many afternoons, week after week, preparing for the Prize Drill Exhibition to be held at the end of the school year. Each Saturday morning the plaintive sound of a bugle reached the cars of all those who participated in Time and Detention. Who attempted to master the diffi- cult process of blowing the bugle? None other than Chile Rodgers. Although much of her time was applied to practicing on the bugle, these hours were not fruitless, for shc was granted the enviable privilege of leaving her room after light bell to blow taps. Remember tennis, hockey, and basketball? The grating crack of a hockey ball against flesh and bone echoed from the hockey field to the infirmary, where the tormented cries of victims of Miss Karns' twelve day cure of Absorbine Junior reached the remaining players' ears. Judges of tennis matches and basketball games gently nursed sore necks gained from inspecting every play, and planned methods of escaping the multitudes of Greens and Golds who rushed upon each other when the scores at the end of the games were announced. The competition between the two school teams was keen, and many promising athletes arrived in the junior class. Jeanne Fleming abandoned her dignity as a junior long enough to kick her way to fame as a goalie, for the Greens. Will you ever forget the countless number of times that Ann Clarke lost her glasses? And the first appearance that Janet Kasper made in her checkered riding breeches? Blue Boy looked twice. Speaking of appearances, wasn't the Stunt Night fun, when Lydia Titus introduced Oscar, her pet flea, to an audience of the entire student body and caused Chuck Knickerbocker much agony and distress when Oscar was found to have been put in the pound along with June Rorke's books? Against great competition, a junior came out on top in the annual speech contest. lt was a big moment for Dottie de Lutio, as well as for the junior class. The junior class officers were Patty Bixler, President, Debbie Sanford, Vice Presi- dent, and Chile Rodgers, Secretary and Treasurer. Under the guidance of Bix, the juniors in taking the traditional candles, became sophisticated seniors. As juniors, we were always hungry, therefore, led by Jean Tradup, we armed our- selves with various culinary equipment, and renamed the Senior Tearoom, The Mouse- trap. jean, the manager of the tearoom, arranged for a shower to be given the re- painted and redecorated Mousetrap the following fall, and with visions of sizzling bacon, we left for the summer vacation. Remember the class, the senior class of 1943, remember? The big moment arrived at last, and we who had awaited the year in which we would become members of the Senior Class, were granted that pleasure. In the fall of 1942, we returned to school with many tales to relate of the summer vacation. 31 1943 PINE NEEDLE if if if The school program was immediately commenced and the class officers were elected as follows: jean Tradup, the President, Patti Preston, Vice President, Lydia Titus, Secretary, and Patty Bixler, Treasurer. Clad in the traditional blazers, June Rorke became Praefect of the Gold Team, and Debbie Sanford, of the Greens. After a commendable record during her four years at Grier, Patty Bixler was elected President of the Student Council. Dorothy de Lutio was made Editor-in-Chief of the Pine Needle, and Patty Michaels, Editor of the Cricket. Should India be given her dominion status now?', A debate was given by mem- bers of the senior class before an audience of the student body, and the members of the faculty. Personal feelings were forgotten as rebuttal was craftily hurled to and fro by the debaters. Introduced by Betsy Rieley, Sandy Morse, Patty Michaels, and Libby Van der Noot staunchly maintained their opinion that India should not have her dominion status at the present time, while Shirli Cohn and her colleagues represented the affirma- tive of the question. Business boomed at the Mousetrap, and many seniors served food on Fridays and Saturdays. Of these volunteers, were Anne Levin, Patti Preston, M. J. Baldwin, and Bibs Curtiss, taking time out from their household chores to dance to the music of the nickelodian. Modesty concealed Helen Neff's talents until the student music recital, at which time, eager applause brought her to the stage three times, after she had sung, Giannia Mia, and several other lovely selections. Athletics in our Senior year were full of countless thrills, and team spirit blazed in every heart. After two exciting hockey games, the Gold Team, with the absence because of illness of their Praefect, June Rorke, valiantly held their positions. In the third game, June, now playing with her team, proved that in spite of the muddy field, her team could win. So hats off to the Golds for a deserving victory. The Greens came back with a snarl in basketball, and won the first game. Then came the curse of every Praefect, injuries. With a list of the hurt, Debbie and june sur- veyed their teams for players, and by precision and determination, the Greens defeated the Golds by a score of three points. Itis grand to work for something when at the end one has obtained his desire, and has had fun accomplishing it. With the goal in sight, some of the seniors presented a Stunt Night in order to conclude the payments of the Mirrophone. Sponsored by Patty Michaels, Dottie de Lutio and Lydia Titus, the Stunt Night program commenced. Lydia presented a humorous monologue, which she titled Susie,,' and believe it or not even the faculty was laughing. Dottie provided laughs by her imitations of what an announcer should not do, and Patty Michaels fremember her dramaticsj gave an eerie effect to the Old Fashioned melodrama. Next in the spot-light appeared Any Twains Going Norf? Bixler, and Joe College Sanford. If you have ever experienced four consecutive blowouts on one date, you too can sympathize with Patty and Debbie, who presented a skit with puppy love as a main factor. The evening was fun, and after an ice cream sale, the audience departed from the auditorium with one last look, perhaps hoping for more entertainment. After having spent these happy days together, we gathered again in a courtyard around which the juniors were circled. Singing the class song, we, as graduates, pre- sented our candles to each junior, and our emblem, Pegasus, was burned by the Class President. We know that we'll never forget it all, these days at Grier, Weill remember. 32 X-,jf -gy .2 0 0 0 ',4 ,sumti R CQMN 5, . gs Y X J ' PM .Nz 'X' 0 ,tfyu 0 0 2? a f 4 0 W l 0 0 V 0 f .9 ' Class Prop ecy Grand Central Depot in 1953 has the same crowded and hurried appearance as it possessed any time in the previous decade you may have been passing through the tre- mendous station in New York City. There is a constant murmur in the air and the impatient cry of red cap-red cap. Here, in this metropolis of commotion, is our rendezvous with fate. The fate of so called coincidence. The crowd seems to fade away, and the noise to die out until it is no more than a very faint murmur as we recognize two of our old school chums coming out of Track 3 entrance. Mrs. Jock Letiler, the former Patty Bixler, trips nonchalantly towards the informa- tion bureau accompanied by Miss Patti Preston, a movie actress fast becoming of Joanne Davis fame. As our friends near the bureau, they run into a petite little lady trailed by five men. Who should it be but cute and tiny Ann Levin! The information bureau still stands the same-crowds of people pushing and shov- ing to get near the window. As the ladies are about to ask for a local time table, they realize that Shirli Cohn is the charming lady answering the travellers, numerous ques- tions. With an expression of flabbergasted amazement on their faces, Mrs. Lefller 33 1943 PINE NEEDLE if if f and Miss Preston meander over to the ticket window. Where to, Madame? asked a pleasant voice recognized as Lib Van der Noot's. Lib was accomplished in so many things that she was unable to make up her mind which subject to pursue. Incidentally she does some excellence writing as a side line. Before leaving the ticket window a lady barged up pushing the two aside and calling, One way to New Rochelle, please. Lydia Titus didn't want to miss that train as she missed one in Philadelphia a decade ago. Miss Titus is the trained flea artist. Miss Preston, as all movie actresses, had several articles to send by express, so she wandered down to the express room leaving her companion to go to the lunch counter. On the way down to the basement, Mrs. Eick whom we remember as Chuck Knicker- bocker, was rushing upstairs accompanied by Sandy Morse, Supervisor of the Fifth Avenue Flower Hospital. Dr. Kasper is also at the hospital with her assistant nurse, Jean Fleming. Marie Jean Pasquier is doing some final work in the chemistry laboratory there before returning to Europe to start her career. Rosa Warner is also working in a hospital as a laboratory technician. She is at the Johns Hopkins. Continuing on her way and passing the station shops, Patti noticed many dresses in Baldwin styleg then arriving at the express office she found none other than Childress Rodgers, inquiring as to the best way to get Jeff Davis, Madison Square Garden winner, back to Cincinnati. At the lunch counter Bix, still fond of coca-cola, is peacefully drawing through a straw when Sally Feuchtwanger runs up, asks for a sip, and dashes off again. Bix glances at the headlines in the paper before leaving. They read, Jean Tradup Wins Another Case-Big Bill Acquittedf' Now the waitress is having a hard time arguing about the price of hamburgers with two indignant women, but when Patty Michaels steps up to aid her, the argument is won. Patty is a foreign correspondent. On the next stool sat Betsy Rieley-eating as usual. The two epter into conversation when the news pops out that Debbie Sanford is at last cruising the blue Mediterranean on her honeymoon. Who the lucky fellow is no one knows! The waitress turns the dial on the radio above her counter and the soft beautiful voice of Helen Neff flows out. Helen is now a member of the Metropolitan Opera. Now Patti returns and it is late, they hail a red-cap and wander down Track 15 to their train which is already in. On passing the engine, they discover with astonish- ment that the engineer is June Rorke. Boarding the Pullman, they leave their bags in the aisle until they are settled. Immediately someone tumbles over them. Picking herself up, she exclaims, Has anyone seen my glasses? It is Ann Clark, one of New York's younger society matrons. Behind her is Bibs Curtiss, a great friend of Ann's and another young society matron. Across the aisle Patti recognizes the world re- nowned poet, Miss Dorothy de Lutio. just at this time the train is ready to pull out. As it is about to leave, a lady dashes up screaming, Wait! The fate of coincidence certainly worked well that day-it was Chris Rankins who has lately been hard at work in an agency bureau. Now the train has left. The spell has vanished and once more the noise is apparent to our ears. The crowd comes back into being, and again it is the same noisy Grand Central that we have always known. 34 -its .3-iq .Zh .l--v 4 X fi an to YCUTH The roaring pounding howl resounds Across thc nation The ocean sounds For fog that rides For fog that hugs The better to kill For fog that sails 's breastg its quivering grief its crest. the helpless waves, and to scoff, the emerald sea And screams, and quotes Mein Kampff' It screams and quotes and rumbles and roars, Defeating a million Troys, But suddenly its fanatical voice Is drowned by a louder noise. A louder noise, a greater force, By which all else is dimmed, Emerging from the cry of need- Listen: the will of the wind. The will of the wind is strong and free, It sings white Words of truth, It whistles lightly-rumbles deeply Crushing the fog-the will of you The gentle, sighing cry is heard By all God's creatures now, The golden fields are whispering Of mist that slows the plow. A mist that crouches, cold and wet, Against the stricken earth, And sows its seeds of tyranny With ever-spreading girth. The ever-spreading crawling haze Pollutes its fertile eoursc, But suddenly its sabotage ls checked by a swiftcr force. A swiftcr force, with freedom's strength, That crushes all who sinned Against the heart of man and God- Hear it! The will of the wind. The will of the wind is strong and free, It sings soft words of truth. It whistles lightly-rumbles deeply, Clearing the mist-the will of youth. th! ,-5 -N 'fx V :iig- - I.. 'Hman'-...- L-1. ' 5111'- X. X 35 1943 PINE NEEDLE se +1 if N wmv Slat' Is Fazforife Expression Admired for Her M. J. Baldwin Shy Oh-h-h-h Serenity Patty Bixler Lovable And no one will ever know Sweetness Judy Brown Sporting Ye Gads! Friendliness Ann Clarke Excitable Do Something! Spirit Shirli Cohn Talkative I hate it with a passion! Black eyes Bibs Curtiss Fun That's no lie Good looks Dotty de Lutio Charming Anything that Hts the occasion Personality Sally Feuchtwanger Sincere That's assanine! Temperament Jeanne Fleming Quiet Oh, honestly Reserve Janet Kasper Loquacious Il n'y a pas de quoi Statute Fuck Knickerbocker Aloof That reminds me of a story Soft spokenness Anne Levin Petite That makes three of us Clothes Patty Michaels Frank How wretched! Red hair Sandy Morse Vivacious How stupid! Smile Helen Neff Reserved Oh, do you know what? Voice Marie Jean Pasquier Willing I'm going on a diet Ability to speak French Betsy Rieley Conscientious I thought I'd drop my teeth Ambition Patti Preston Amiable Wake up, Preston Disposition Chris Rankins Dramatic Oh, popcorn ball! Ice skating Chile Rodgers Engaging Why, I don't know Horsemanship june Rorke Dependable Oh, come now Brains Debbie Sanford Respected I hate him for that too Athletic ability Lydia Titus Humorous Now, what will we play? Good sportsmanship jean Tradup Capable And that was the unkindest cut Sense of humor of all Libby Van der Noot Versatile I hate you! Abilities Rosa Warner Patient I'm sick of being cold! Persistence 36 5 'A' it -A' TATI TI Principal Occupation Getting her roommate up in the morning Writing to jock Loafing in Jeanne Fleming's room Talking Thinking about Mort Combing her hair Running between school and home Taking sips from Porch Suite's cokes Going to bed Writing letters Sleeping Dieting Giving advice Horseback riding Singing Eating Collecting Wheatie box tops Washing her hair an Trying to make Idiot's Delight come out right Cleaning Jeff's saddle Returning nickels from the candy machine Cleaning porch suite Moving out on Jean Reclaiming things she has lost Drawing horses in class Pulling the curtains for Stunt Night Chief Avcrsion The rug in her room Bob Will's Texan Playboys Getting up for detention Answering the domitory phone Feet Mort Dirt Messy room Diets Tall people Noise in the hall Saturday mornings Neat hair Sunday dinner at 5:00 Math Someone hanging on her arm Knowing French Philadelphia Shrapnel Crushes XVriting source themes Geometry Vicki Socks with pumps Choosing colleges Work Popular music Miss McDonald's green slips of paper 37 Highest Ambition To be a dress designer To always have Senior Proms to look forward to Scientist To take a week-end every week-end To raise eleven sons Psychologist To see her mother married again To see Childress clean out the closet To reach the mailbox first To be worthwhile To be naughty and still be nice She can't discuss it here To fall in love To marry a handsome man Not to get stage fright while singing To be a great musician To be Jack's wife To be like Joanne To say and do the right thing at the right time To win the American Hunt Cup with jeff To fall off a horse and land on her feet To become a gremlin To find out something before jean Not to fall asleep in study hall To have long hair To be able to go to sleep at 9:30 1943 PINE NEEDLE ..... its ...- ..-. -.-.ax .. 4 f-' .tj Z qgjfyg - tliil-U' .. i nl .. - l.-1 ...la i Q 'N ... N, -- 1 , '- X ig 1u t D il 'li-1-i ff P ,.-N ....... ' X ' 1 IJ I ----1. jg J ---- ...POND Class We, the class of one thousand nine hundred and forty-three of the Grier School, located in the county of Huntingdon, and in the commonwealth of Penn- sylvania, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all wills heretofore made by us, and hereby intending to dispose of all the properties and attributes to which we may be entitled at the time of graduation. We the Seniors leave the Faculty before they leave us. To Miss Keim, spare time to write a grammar book that is not stupid, dumb, dull and idiotic. To Mr. Grier, our hope that future planes will have more substantial pro- pellers. To Miss Padwick, bigger and better Johnson O'Connors. To Miss Ellis, nice long hikes in the snow. To Miss Knight, M.A. classes that understand music. To the Captain, more springs with green grass growing greener. To Miss Bornhold, another group to put to bed. To Miss Garland, our hope that her songs will soon be published. We bequeath our personal properties as follows: M. J. Baldwin leaves the dust in D-20 to its next owner. Patty Bixler leaves her suits. Judy Brown bequeaths her musical ability to Phyllis Rooney. Shirli Cohn wills her interest in the Navy to any lover of the sea. Anne Clarke leaves her glasses to whoever can find them. Bibs Curtiss leaves her math ability to Nancy Robson. 38 f f if 1943 PINE NEEDLE Dottie de Lutio bequeaths that certain Penn State man to any Junior with a Hrm mind and a strong left. Sally Feuchtwanger leaves her colds to anyone who can catch them. Jeanne Fleming bequeaths her height to Graylock. Janet Kasper leaves her classic profile to Scotty Atwood. Anne Levin bequeaths her P. M. C. uniform to anyone who is interested in uniforms. Patty Michaels bequeaths the athletic ability which was bequeathed to her by Fanny Grier to Skeet Titus, because she has so much need of it. Sandy Morse leaves her bangs to Miss Keim. Helen Neff bequeaths her voice to Jean Shafer. Chuck Knickerbocker leaves her long hair to Hoot Whitmore. Marie Jeanne Pasquier leaves her French accent to anyone who wishes to impress a blind date. Patti Preston be ueaths the dormitor ' hone to those who are foolish q Y P enough to answer it. Chris Rankins leaves her love of studying to Kitty Lou. Betsy Rieley bequeaths her appetite to Mr. Grier. Chile Rodgers leaves taps to anyone who can blow them. June Rorke bequeaths her outstanding rank in the Prince of Wales Club to the person who is capable of maintaining her high standard. Debbie Sanford leaves the Saturday night Chemistry Labs to anyone who dares venture there. Lydia Titus wills Skeet to Tailite in the hope that she will have more effect on Skeet than Lydia had. Jean Tradup bequeaths the Mousetrap to any junior with mice. Libby Van der Noot bequeaths her midnight oil to anyone who wants to burn it. Rosa Warner wills pulling the curtains on Stunt Night to any junior who is working for the Mirrophone. In witness whereof we, the officers of the class have hereby subscribed our names and affixed our seal this sixth day of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-three. OFFICERS JEAN TRADUP - - - President PATTI PRESTON - Vice President Lvum Trrus - - Secretary Pariucm BIXLER - Treasurer 39 U 'L CQ 1.1 .Ji O G, ug Xxlgwxffxf oqlo., - KN-,214 Q' I ,AQMNQQWI 'H-L . 1 Af'p'A.:,:, . X Q-.2.j!.-L5 N W f 1-2, vx: C--TJ! g QQ f 0:2 f4 .4q Q M Q ,1 I O I j,g41fEi3 xPX1nR9,v5p3 mt: KX-'xxx CJBCTD 14715 . ' ,IJ I. QSQ: T1711JV', 'ff 9' 3 0 I egg 53 9125! 'Ia M E J me M FW Q :F 1' will 'M EW flu XX: wfll' jk- 1 A E X N ll . L g Q I ij LJ -volt' fxfv 'jb A-fri? 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Oki fowffeebalass qxxliug-Ng Ryu it I '61,-JV e..x'w 'I Q I My OU ww - - ' , -lt - - Jrvsien. A. NY BAETTY EEANBIJOST - - V14-vifmijfni lik LQ KITTY Lou WILI Qlili - - Sl'l'l'l'fllY-Y-Tl'C'dSlH'L'f X, MEMBERS C . ARLENE ABELSON MARJORIE ATWOOIJ BETSY CHANDLER FLORENCE CRANFORD-SMITH LEON ORE KINDERMANN BEVERLY LAPE PATTY MARTIN 43 MARJORIE PFAU NANCY RoBsoN JENNY MAY SCHNEIDER JEAN SHAFER BARBARA WALDRON BETTY WINN WALKER KITTY Lou WILDER 444, M' , 5 fide X .1 MJ' J .,.r1.1U LA'6'?-Q.. 'c:: -1-'C' Freshmen and Intermediates JEAN RUSSELL - CHARLOTTE BENNETT MARY K. DAVIES HOPE CHAMBERS - CHARLOTTE BENNETT MARY K. DAvIEs HOPE MEERER JEAN RUSSELL CAROL WATT JOAN WEIDBERG - President - Vice President - S6c'retary-Treaszcrfr President of Infcrnzcdiates ALICIA HAND ELEANOR JONES VIRGINIA LAUTENSCHLAGER LIDIA OBIEREK PEGGY SHAFER JUDY STEPHENSON AC'l'lYl'l'l R Q f J' ,P 'HTF OND .7 Q tuclent Counci OFFICERS PATRICIA BIXLER - - Prcxiflczzf KITTY Lou WILDEIR ----- Scfvrcflury SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES PATRICIA BIXLER LYIJIA TITUS ELIZABETH VAN DER NooT JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES SHIRLEY CONN DOROTHEA PERRY SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE KITTY Lou NVILIJER FRESI-IMAN REPRESENTATIVE JEAN RUSSELL 46 1 X - CLIOII' MISS DOROTIIY KNIGHT - - - Dirc'f'loI' MISS MARY MARGARIQT GAIKLANID - Organisf ,DOROTHY Inf LUTIO - - l'rvxi4lvnl PATRICIA BIXLIZR Svrlfclary MEMBERS MARY KII-LAN BALIJXVIN MAIKY Lou Bm-.RY BI-1TsY ClIANlJl,lili EVA CLARK ANN Cl,AIiK141 AI.IsoN I,AVllzS BI-TTY FRISHKORN PATTY LIaIi MARTIN PATRICIA MIQIIAIQLS -147 I SANIJY MoRsI-1 MAIKIIQ All-QANNIL PASQUII R I5I:I'sI1Y RII-'IIY ANNIV. RoIIINsoN NANClX' ROBSON IDUROTHY RQGTRS BI'T'I'Y WIINN XVAl.Kl-li ROSA NWARNIVR IZIAIZAIIIQTII VAN lllili N zifffx if? X I Q NRM ,Nix , I v XX OUT Cricleejc Boar MISS CATIIITIKINE PAIJWIQK - PATRICIA MICHAELS JUNE RoRRIz - PIIYLLIS RANIQINS - PATRICIA BIXLIQR - SALLY FIfuc:IITWANGIaR LYDIA TITUS - - MIKS. THOMAS C. GRILR LITERARY EDITORS T i Farzllfy At1L'iXt'l' Editor-211-Chief - BllSfHl'SS Manugvr Ezfifm' of Club Nofvs Ezliior of Claxx Nfifl'.Y Ezfifor of Soriul Nolvs - Editor of jokes Sports Edifor IJOROTH Y ma LUTIO sEUNl2 RORKIL jI-.AN TRAIJIUP SHIRLI CQHN EI-IzAI5I5TH VAN IIILR Nom' MAIlli1.lN MARTIN PHYLIIIS ROONEY MOLLY C1-IATIAIELD MARIONETTE WHITMORE EDITH TITUS X Tl 0.743-'-f Dranlatic Club Miss CA'I'llIiRINE PADWICK - DOROTHY on LUTIO - DEBORAH SANFORD - - - S 7 lflivaluetlm N .xn der Noot Deborah San ford Patty Martin Chris Rankins Dorothy de l.u!io Mndelin Martin -lean 'liradup Chile Rodgers Reading CflllIl1liffl'l' Childress Rodgers Dorothea Perry IN THE DENTIST CHAIR Deborah Sanford june Rorltc Aleanne Scott t't'l't'f6lVA1' OF TIME AND THE BLIZZARDU Patty Michaels Libby Van der Noot Sally Ifeuchtwnnger TI-IE TRAITORU Betsy Rieley PRODUCTION STAFF Dirvrlor Pl'l'XiKll'lIf -Tra'us1m'r Matlelin Martin Phyllis Rooney Mary l.ou lieery Betsy Cllmmller Phyllis Rooney lean R ussell lloye Llminhers Molly Clmtlieltl MR. EuuiaN1a DAYTON ---- Srwzrry am! Nlukr-up MAnL1i.iN MARTIN - - - Stage Nlmmqvr Mary I.ou Beery Molly Chntfield Marie .lean ne Pasquier Alison Davies Lydia Titus P.xtty Michaels liarby Kay Betty Lou Sehuette Rosa WVJFIICY -lennne Scott Skeet Titus Kitty Wlmegit ,Inci Lupe Ngxney Robson Patti Preston Peggie Dooley 49 liexerly IEFUIIILIH Shirley Conn .Iutly Brown lflnine Pierson Nancy liable Patty liixler Ann Clarke Anne Robinson 90 af t ' 4 X 'R' r. P' i' x , X 5 .541 X .2 L' 4 S uw l Q! x W9 4,:,'X'Xi . , 5 '-'V vm, vif ,- - 1 'rl ev-szf' A L A PL hh V k x ' X' .,.,k'-LV ,Fv,.V,.2 g N1 CHILllRl'SS Roncrlxs Riding Clubs ISLIIABITH VAN DIR Noo'l' - MO1.I.Y CHAT1-'llarn Mary Jean Baldwin Hope Chambers Betsy Chandler liva Clark Shirli Cohn Florence Cranford-Smith LJYHORAH SANl ORll 1flJI'I'liTl'fUS - 1'rn'L1.ls Roowm' Arlene Abelson Scotty Atwood Charlotte Bennett Beverly Brennan Ann Clarke Alison Davies Nancy Kable Barbara Kay MEMBE Charlotte Knickerbocker Anne Levin Patty Martin Shirley Conn RS Hope Meeker Marjorie Pfau Betty jean Post Anne Robinson june Rorke jean Russell OFFICERS-GREEN MEMBBRS - Mary Elizabeth Curtiss Dorothy de Lutio Sally Feuchtwanger ,lean Fleming janet Kasper jaci Lape Betty Mitchell Sandy Morse Phyllis Rankins Prvxiilwll Sz't'Yt'fu ry Trraxlrrvr' Jeanne Scott Peggy Ann Shafer Barbara Waldron Carol Watt joan Weidberg Kitty Lou Wilder Prt'xillw1l Sa'vn'1ary Trvaxlz wr Betsy Rieley jean Shafer Judy Stephenson Marionette Whitmore Nancy Willard 'T ' f ., as ' 50 . x '55 Y 2' A Q to F Q if AV af' A will X, , M i if aw, X, ' t D52 .9 Rx l aft ls Atiiietic Association SALLY FEUCHTWANGER P1'f'Sft1!'lIl' CHILDRESS RODGERS Sf'c'rc'fary LIBBY VAN DER NOOT Trcwszzrm' MRS. GRIER l uz'111fy Ac1L'isc'r DEBBIE SANFORD Grcwz Prac'fcz'f JUNE RORKE Gold Prac'fz'c'f CHUCK KNICKERBQCKER, RUSA WARNER - Pound Kevpvrs SKEET TITUS Cokv Marfaim' Managfr MADELIN MARTIN Tffnnix Munugcr 52 I Giris Receiving Letters DliBBIli SANIfoRD SALLY FIZUCHTWANGKR SKliliT TITUS BETSY CHANDLER DEBBIE SAN!-'ORD SALLY FIEUCHTWANGLIR DEBBIE SANIfoRD SALLY FEUQHTWA NBER RIDING BEVERLY BRENNAN CHILDRESS RODGERS KITTY Lou WILDER JENNY MAY SCHNEIDER SWIMMING DI-IBBIE SANFORD HOCKEY ANN CLARKE CHUCK KNICKERBOCKLQIR JENNY MAY SCHNEIDER BASKETBALL ANNE LIZVIN MAlJ141l,lN MARTIN JENNY MAY SCHNEIDER JJ PHYLLIS ROUNEY LIBBY VAN DER NooT HOPli CHAMB1'1RS DOIROTHY Dli LUTIO KITTY Lou WILDIZIK NIADIALLIN MAR'I'lN -JUNE RORRE MOLLY CHATl4'lELD 1943 PINE NEEDLE if if if Calendar ol Ev ents SEPTEMBER 22-Grier scholars return to the scene of their past and future crimes. 26-The hayride. Friendships seemed to take root and thrive in the unexpected watery deluge. OCTOBER 3-New girls prepared for the worst. Everyone pleasantly surprised at the initinti in. 9-Seniors sprang the Mousetrap. Lots of mice. 31-Swirling skirts, bewitching atmosphere. Hallowe,en Dance. NOVEMBER 23-Victorious Golds gain coveted hockey trophy. 25-Vacation! Enough said! DECEMBER 13-Flickering candles, old carols, scent of pine. Christmas Cantata. 17-First cricket chirp eagerly heardg shining Christmas tree decorations and hearty Santa fascinate village children at Christmas party. 18-Bright eyes and especially happy dispositions herald vacation. JANUARY 25-We decide to put into effect those New Year's resolutions to study for exams. 26-Exams. QThey came upon us rather suddenlyj. FEBRUARY 7-Students coax delightful music out of Grier's pianos. 19-Muscle-bound seniors overpower super-muscle-bound faculty in competitive bas- ketball game. 20-Midwinter Dance. The return of manpower to Grier-in the form of the orchestra. 54- .1-ta-V-v'F f-as ' wmv-I-'W E ' ' . ' . ff f it 1943 PINE NEEDLE MARCH S-With a sigh of relief that rumbles through the whole student body, we complete pay- ments on the Mirrophone. When has the Grier faculty appreciated crazy humor as they did on Stunt Night? 13-Dramatic Club finds success awaiting their production of three one-act plays. 17-Basketball trophy is draped in green after three thrilling games. 18-Spring Fever and Spring Vacation. 29-Where there's smoke, there's seniors! Smoking-room opened. APRIL 10-Aptitude and Achievement Tests make us wonder why We ever thought we wanted to go to college. 14-Stirring pictures of America at war shown by Mr. Woods of the Bell Telephone Co. 18-The helicopter invades Grier-through fascinating talk and pictures by Mr. Sergei Sikorsky. 21-Dinner is ignored falmostj with perusal of second Cricket. 22--Our pool really gets a workout as Greens plough the water for the swimming cup. MAY 21-Extemporaneous speech contest reveals poise and ability of the upper classmen, with a senior and a junior sharing the honors. Congratulations to Patty Michaels and Barby Kay. JUNE 1-3-Final exams! 4-junior-senior banquetg art exhibitg student recital. Senior candle march where the new order is assumed. 5-Archery and tennis finalsg Horse Show. Senior Prom-music, men, and strolling privilege. 6--Baccalaureateg senior luncheong commencement exercises-the glorious finale! 55 1943 PINE NEEDLE 'Ir 'k 'k Arlene Abelson ....... Marjorie Atwood .......... Mary Jean Baldwin ..... Mary Lou Beery ,... . Directory ,....,.....Sylvan Hills, Hollidaysburg,Pa. ,.......................Topsfield, Massachusetts .2189 Chatfield Drive, Cleveland, Ohio ......,408 McKee Avenue, Monessen,Pa. Charlotte Bennett .....,..................,.... Vinegar Hill, Indiana, Pa. Patricia Bixler ..,.. Beverly Brennan ........... Judith Brown ...,.,... Hope Chambers ,..,.. Betsy Chandler ....... Marion Chatfield ..,.......,....,.........,........,..,....Scottdale, Pa. 216 Jackson Avenue, Bradford, Pa. .,...51 Harmon Terrace, Dayton, Ohio ........,......Onondaga Street, Rye, N. Y. ....,408 Second Street, Brownsville, Pa. Willow Hills Lane, R. D. No. 1, Cincinnati, Ohio Anne Clarke ...........,........ 7 Plandome Drive, Plandome, N. Y. Eva Clark ...,,.... 776 Valleyview Avenue, Pittsburgh 116, Pa. Shirli Cohn ............., Rosewood Acres, R. D. No. 6, Butler, Pa. Shirley Conn ...,.. Denville Road, R. D. No. 3, Boonton, N. J. Florence Cranford-Smith 66 West Twelfth Street, New York N. Y. Mary Elizabeth Curtiss Thirteenth Avenue, West Chester Road, Coatesville, Pa. Alison Davies .......,............ Essex House, Virginia Beach, Fla. Mary Katherine Davie ....... Essex House, Virginia Beach, Fla. Dorothy de Lutio ........,.,..... North Cottage, Birmingham, Pa. Sally Feuchtwanger ............ Glennavon Drive, Riverside, Conn. Jeanne Fleming ......,,..... 203 Sixth Street, Pocomoke City, Md. Betty Frishkorn .......,, 949 East End Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Alicia Hand ................. 85 Ascan Avenue, Forest Hills, N. Y. Eleanor Jones ..... ............ R oyal York Apts., Pittsburgh, Pa. Nancy Kable .....,.....,........,..,.... 839 McKenzie Street, York, Pa. Janet Kasper ,...,.... .... 1 6 Church Lane, South, Scarsdale, N. Y. Barbara Kay ................... 401 College Avenue, Youngsville, Pa. Leonore Kindermann ....,., 7 La Belle Road, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Charlotte Knickerbocker V 75 Oakwood Avenue, Upper Montclair, N. J. Beverly Lape .........,... 19901 Roslyn Drive, Rocky River, Ohio Virginia Lautenschlager .,.. 1143 Forrest Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. Anne Levin ......,....,..,...,........,.,.... 313 Main Street, Laurel, Md. Madelin Martin .,........ 2808 Prairie Avenue, Miami Beach, Fla. 215 S. Nineteenth Street, LaCrosse, Wis. Patricia Martin ....,........... 2935 Crescent Drive, Warren, Ohio Catherine MacDonald 415 Beechmont Drive, New Rochelle, N. Y. Hope Meeker.. ,... Orchard Drive, East Williston, L. I., N. Y. Patricia Michaels ........, 35 Howell Avenue, Larchmont, N. Y. Mary H. Morse Church Hill Road, Trumbull, Bridgeport, Conn. Betty Mitchell 110-31 Seventy-third Road, Forest Hills, N. Y. Helen Louise Neff .....,..,..,..,...,.,.............,..... Warriors Mark, Pa. Lidia Obierek 219 East Sixty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y. Marie Jeanne Pasquier ....... 427 North Main Street, Butler, Pa. Mary Elizabeth Paul ...,..,, 539 Halcomb Avenue, Clairton, Pa. Dorothea Perry .................. Brookside Terrace, Brattleboro, Vt. Marjorie Pfau ......,....... 1200 Fifth Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio Elaine Pierson ......,....... Mine Brook Road, Bernardsville, N. J. Betty Jean Post ..............,..... 174 Spring Street, Catskill, N. Y. Patti Preston ...,..,.... 225 E. Lincoln Avenue, New Castle, Pa. Phyllis Rankins ..,.,........... 855 Park Avenue, River Edge, N. J. Margaret Ann Reynolds 1245 Providence Road, N. E., Massillon, Ohio Betsy Ann Rieley... 3344 Dorchester Road, Shaker Hts., Ohio Anne Robinson ...l08 N. Monroe Street, Watkins Glen, N. Y. Nancy Robson ..........,.., 593 South Main Street, Geneva, N. Y. Childress Rodgers, Graves Road, Indian Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio Dorothy Rogers ..............,..,.. 47 Axtell Drive, Scarsdale, N Y. Phyllis Rooney, General Scott Apts., 1 Scott Circle N. W., Washington, D. C. June Rorke ........... 270 Morris Avenue, Mountain Lakes, N. J. Jean Russell ......,..,..............,.....,.........,... Box 89, Meadville, Pa. Deborah Sanford ...........,..........,... Thirty Acres, Hudson, Ohio Jenny May Schneider 901 Grand Street, Morgantown, W. Va. Betty Lou Schuette 1446 Beaver Road, Glen Osborne, Sewickley, Pa. Jeanne Scott ................. 828 Kearney Avenue, Cape May, N. J. Judith Stephenson 60 East Ninety-sixth Street, New York, N. Y. Jean Shafer ........,,,.............,...., Broadhead Road, Corapolis, Pa. Peggy Ann Shafer ................... Broadhead Road, Corapolis, Pa. Edith Titus ...,., 160 Wellington Avenue, New Rochelle, N. Y. Lydia Titus ........... 160 Wellington Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. Jean Tradup .,.......... 1492 River Road, West Englewood, N. J. Elizabeth Van der Noot 44 Stuyvesant Street, New York, N. Y. Barbara Waldron 3509 Tenth Street, N. E., Washington, D. C. Elizabeth Winn Walker .,,...... Popham Hall, Scarsdale, N. Y. Rosa Warner .....,..,..........,.. 502 Keystone Avenue, Cresson, Pa. Carol Watt .....,..,,.... 1405 Michigan Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. Joan Weidberg .,.1700 E. Verona Avenue, Pleasantville, N. J. Katherine Wheat ,........,..... 53 Hamilton Street, Geneva, N. Y. Marionette Whitmore 500 E. Hamilton Avenue, State College, Pa. Catherine Louise Wilder, Binney Lane, Old Greenwich, Conn. Nancy Willard ....,.... 20 Nottingham Road, Worcester, Mass. STAFF Larue Bales .........,....., 2 Roundhill Road, Williamsport, Pa. Dorothy L. Bornhold .. 42 Fern Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. Anna M. Cryder .....,............. 113 Lincoln Avenue, Tyrone, Pa. Eugene Dayton , ......,.......,... 10 West Tenth Street, Tyrone, Pa. Gertrude L. Edmondson .,..... 221 Market Street, Staunton, Va. Dorothy Ellis .....,.....................,...........,........... Turbotville, Pa Alice W. Fallon ........,..............,..,.....,.....,.....,. Birmingham, Pa. Captain Gregory A. Gagarin 110 E. Fifty-fourth Street, New York, N. Y. Mary Garland ,....,,..,,.. 809 Presqueisle Street, Philipsburg, Pa. Solveig Grierl QMrs. T. CJ ........ ......,.. B irmingham,Pa. T. C. Grier .,............................ ......., B irmingham, Pa. Mrs. Maida S. Hoover ...................,.............,.,.. Birmingham, Pa. Sarah J. Karns ....... ,....,.............. ........ ,..,......... ...... L o y s burg, Pa. Ruthalia Keim ...,..,. 2224 Elandon Drive, Cleveland Hts., Ohio Dorothy E. Knight .......... 820 Genesee Park, Rochester, N. Y. Clara M. McDonald .... 151 Columbia Hts., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Margaret A. McFarland .,...,.,..,.......,.... Cambridge, N. Y. Catherine Padwick ....... ,, ...., ,.......... ...,..,.........,, B i rmingham, Pa. Sally L. Poulson ..,.......,..... Taylor Highlands, Huntingdon, Pa. YDS' w I owe you one'!-Cigarettes E are grateful for complimentary advertisements from the following: O f f- 9.0 DR. KIRK DR. LoTz DR. AUSTIN C. LYNN, M.D., F.A.C.S. 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