Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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HZVR .KL .. ..-.. ...... . .. . V A , .... .-.- -.... ..-.- -..-. .- .. .. h we-if . .-.. ..-..- -.. .. .... - MQW? , i I H L Y ' W CHARLES BOWDEN There never was a better natured heart breaker in the halls of old G. C. He can't help it. everybody likes him, and wouldn't if he could. Besides what's the use? All soda 2 jerkers are shieks. A 0 it e LOUELLA BOWLES Louella is supposed to be a quiet girl. but those of us who know her well can testify to the contrary. She's dependable and gets things 1 done and has a lot of fun while she's about it. EARL BRUNER Hang sorrow! Care will kill therefore lets be merry. a. cat. And LOIS BURTNER Quiet little class-mate With your happy smiling ways, May prosperity follow you, Where'er you spend your days. LEROY CAMPBELL When something passes you like wind And heads toward the river, Just let it go and never mind It's Leroy in his Hivver. VERA CLARK The class of '28 should feel fortunate in having' such a member. She argues on any subject from the latest liquor laws, to High Cost of Putty in Alaska. Words seem to fail us when we try to describe her. but any way, we like her and wish her the best o' luck. 1 1 V 'L . M QV -1 ....- -' - --- W ...- - , 253 3 VVAEIRY KYAUAIJ t1.'.kV,lA1.l yY,l,x'.l 'J l,l..VJAV,l51' lil qxwy l1.lt1VJm'I ilIx'lIXVJ,-1,',t'ljV.KN'JA .Vl 9, G lll 1' I 'I 'll' lkil Nfl U I 'lil I X' I X' U K' I 1 1 V I KV I U 1 I l X1 I KVA! ll l XY Y if Y KIA' ll' I ll lil' ,I . , v,,,,, ,,,, ,W 4' 3 x L' . , mf Nineteen - JPL ' xxtrff ....-.. J

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Q a-sux .KV YI . 'QSM - JAX- Ng! i I9 3 Q Q X C 1 . .. ..-..-..-..-..... .. ..... .-..-.... E 7..- .. . . ..-..-.. .ld 4 bw X' A 1 WALTER COYER There are three ways in which VValt has his class-mates backed oft the map. He is the champion sleeper, eater and dater of 1928. His appetite is without a limit either coming or going. He can sleep any place, in a class or a study period. He is an authority on driv- ing and knows all the roads within fifty miles. A more devoted student of the High School can not he found, and he is likewise a strong defender of Blacktnwn. MARGARET CICERO Here's to good old Peg, The Captain of our team. She's jolly and she's gay, And she's held in high esteem. THOMAS CARNAHAN Tommy's curly locks have been the downfall of many a woman. His interests are divided, part of them are given to his studies and high school activities, while the rest are-- nobody knows. Tom made a name for him- self in football this year, this being his first and last year out. JAMES CAMERON It's not the man that has the most, That gives the most awayg It's not the man that knows the most That has the most to say. REATHA CLAY A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. GRACE CRITCHFIELD Gra.ce's sweet disposition wins her many friends. You see her walking' through the cor- ridors throwing smiles right and left. Some day her supply will run low if she doesn't watch out. gg W ll 4? x 'vu uvvwvwvwuvuunvvvvu u u v w vu uvxwuu vlwuvvwuvuvxwvwun f 5' J oruvvvuv xv wnvuvuuuuwvmuvv 11 vnvuvs vnu uvinuu 1 x lv i f ,xx Y W vgi-A J sh M. i t .. ., ii .. .. ..v.i.. i. ..' i. ni i tinv .xvv.w.lwv ... ...v....i..',..i..1...v. -mv... . ..., .. ... fu gi-,,,,. f'-H ' ' ' , 41: ' Q. Twenty-one