Grier School - Pineneedle Yearbook (Birmingham, PA)

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FHESHMEN Glass, S. Ramage, Arble, Goodwill, Barrett EaL'e.vd70jJjJer5.' SUPHUMUHES i , t SK, Glllmgham, Schneider, Stahlhut, A. Horlick, Comely Lazy Saturday. 77 ouing ever on . Hirsch, Casablanca, Carrier, Scoville Tanning time. 25 if Q . W f 4

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SUPHUMUHES C. Wilson, Carlson, Duvall, Rice The pause that refreshes! me ing, faoagfring, Sun, Winn, Mulert, Pilkington, Young Smiles? . . . of course! Ifs Friday!!! VVeil, Eisert, Day, Goldstein, Downie Hockey heroirzex. 24

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PHESHMEN W A social note from the good old days, printed in The 1901 Cardinal. 4'Mr. Alvin R. Grier and his bride return from honeymoon. 'The welcome which the students gave to Mr. and Mrs. Grier, on their return from their wedding trip, was worth a journey to Birmingham to see. The girls, costumed for the occasion, escorted the bride and groom from the train to a carriage lighted with Japanese lanterns and completely covered with white ribbons. They dispensed with horses and made a spirited team of themselves, they whirled the carriage along to the accompaniment of sleigh bells, horns, drums, school yells and impromptu songs. Most of the inhabitants of Birmingham joined the company. Even the dogs were decorated with white ribbons. As the procession approached the school grounds, pumpkin lanterns grinned from the gate posts, trees, and from the porches and roofs of the cottages. Japanese lanterns and a tri- umphal arch guided the company to Shelter Oak, the Grier cottage. Meanwhile all the bells of the school were ringing wildly. By the light of a bon- fire the bride and groom responded to calls for a speech from the balcony. The bride was then car- ried to supper on the shoulders of her enthusiastic welcomers, and the festivities of the evening were concluded by a reception. Kaufman, Lapkoff, Glen, Zimmerman, S. VVils0n The call of the wild! Cats, Iversen, Dawe, Best Colonnade capers.