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

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1- 1 y Nw if M- . . .- - .-..-..-.........-..-..-.. . 9 - ..-..- .. .. -.. -. -. -..mJ Ezf.- .. ..-. . -.-..- Q . l 5 if' . ALICE DICKSON An exceptional student in languages, V A real worker in the Lab., And when it comes to speaking, , She has the gift of gab. LUCILLE DICKSON Oh yes, she is a fickle lass Vvhere will go her glances And who will he the lucky bird With whom this maiden dances? CLARK DRAKE All other things give place. VVhen a lady's in the case LUCILLE CHRISTY Laughs a little, plays a little, studies a little too, , But when one is young, what else is there to do. MARIAN DUNCAN Good :foods come in small packages. So runs the old saying and here is our proof. If the party is dead, Mernie peps it up: if the game is going to the other side. Mernie steps up and shows 'em how to play basketball: if you need a friend. Me1'nie's right there. Big- hearted. happy-go-lucky. full of fun. that's good old Duncan, RICHARD DE LONG Your four, years of toil and trouble are past You leave the school's famous halls, You lay away the pencils and books at last, And put on your overalls. KAR A ' ff ' ' ' ' ' A' I ' tw ' ww' F-gg' .rsmv.-1,1iv,uu.uv.u.w,nv.n.1 3 v.u.5gi1.w.w.u. u.1.v. nv, w.: nun. i - x v 1 V I V 1 llllilllil 1 NA' I' 1 XI ll!! -v!f'J - f Q . . . - '- - , g 4 , - !mm1.v.l.xv.uv.v.w.Iw.v.x'.xw.nv.viI.mv,v,u.v.u.un-m.uv,vn.uv.uvuvli ,Ii . .- . . 1 . - . . ,, d F ' ' i K ' 1 ' 1 K' 4' . X Q' f-G Nr' if 'Pwenty-three L