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

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A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his inHuence stops. -Henry Brooke Adams UU WU II iiIU54ffIH:'r4 fm 'M Rr I 5 Q I -ef-an SUPILRINTENDENT: Dale N. Pearce PRINCIPAL: Morrison L. Orr ASSISTANT SUPERINTILNDENT: XViIIiam Koenig ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: OSC2i1'Ij1llIClI 7

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ADMINISTRATION in ' 2' FACULTY A, Q i School Board Members Mr. E. S. Hassler Mr Mr. Norman S. Crill Mr. Mr. Ralph L. Beatty Mr, Mr Ronald L. McFarland My M 1' 6 Howard S. Melntire KI ...N .r.. !gi mme.. . Harry E. NICNutt, Jr Glenn Ncmntgorllery Paul li. Turner . John D. VVilson

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Mr. Dale N. Pearce, Superintendent The world is looking for a purpose. This is evidenced by extremes found in dress, hair styles, the mobility of people and in the fact that there is a war. Fash- ions and fads can be fun but too fre- quently conceal the searching for a pur- pose I'or living. Our educational program has been an effort to help you find a purpose in life. Nile hope you will use this education as a foundation for achieving your goals. Harold Taylor said, Education is good only as it helps people to enrich and fulhll their lives, both in leading toward personal joy and in leading to- ward the extension of one's talents into modes of helping other people. My wish for the seniors is that you may know the best of the good things that life has to offer. ADMINISTRATIGN Participants in our democracy may be thought of as consumers and producers. So far in life the members of the Class of 1967 have been primarily consumers. They have reaped the benefits of the world's best free educational system. They have also benefited from organiza- tions such as the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. As the members of this class leave us and begin to take their adult places in society, it is important that they realize that now they should become producers as well as consumers. People are needed to become active in government. Youth groups which make our community a better place to live need workers. Agen- cies concerned with the moral and spir- itual development of our community need new helpers. The challenge is there. Will the members of the Class of 1967 take it? Mr. William Koenig, Assistant Superintendent