Grier School - Pineneedle Yearbook (Birmingham, PA)

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Karin Gail Krumbaugh Friends you meet along life's paths are friends you'll have for life For memories that we have and the memories yet to come will linger continuously on I am glad we had this chance to become the best of friends To experience the closeness though we may be far apart Remember me my friend where ever you should fly and always keep in touch. Because the memories we have shared will never die and will always mean so much. Karin Gail Brumbaugh '84 ACTIVITIES Glee Club, Dance and Yearbook SPECIAL THANKS To my Mommy and Daddy for always be- ing there

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ACTIVITIES Student Council representative Sophmore year, Junior Class Vice President, Member of the Soccer team, Member of the Newspa- per staff, Vice President Student Council, Captain of Soccer team Thinking about life and how I wish it could be. PET PEEVES Grier bells, Saturday classes, P.N. saying she is so tired, A.H. switch of personalities, Grier's food, Marcy's phone calls, Physic tests, Empty mailboxes, Empty love ma- chines, People's negative attitudes, Hypo- critical Governments, Hollinger asking 1lwhy.ll WILLS Pammie Hammie, Hey Dream Weaver , may we find our way to Woodstock , lots and lots of babies and endless supply of peaches! To Aimee, My patience! Lines on the mirror but no lines on your face. Will you come and see me on Thursdays and Saturdays but be a free bird on Tuesday afternoons! and lots of snow. Marcy, No more military men! The power to learn from your mistakes and to never be lost in a Teenage jail . Laura, to overcome your problem a vote against Reagan A pipeline from MosIsen's Brewery. Cris, A positive attitude, Two remaining years of laughter, happiness and memorable experiences with frends, I will you the dying spirit of Grier we only remember. I will you a corkscrew! Mill Lukin, The freedom of living the live you want to live. To keep your admirable quality of objectiveness. SPECIAL THANKS To all my good friends, you know who you are, Thanks for all the unforgetable memo- ries, TO Miss Lukin, Thanks for being real, to Hollinger, For asking me why and teach- ing me how to think, To Coe and Newman, for teaching me how to appreciate literature. To everyone else, THANKS! Martha ,Yana Broom I don't like work-no man does-but I like what is in the work-the chance to- find yourself. Your own reality-for yourself, not for others-What no other man can never know. They can only see the mere show and never can tell what it really means. joseph Conrad

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ACTIVITIES Treasurer of Post 8: Rail .2 Kim i M ,f af., f s V . x an 'am Amy Dawes Ifarrnll Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, Endures all things, And in tbe end, Love never fails. 1 Corinthians -npr