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

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StIAHOn S BASIL TUBA TER Just minutes from beau-dee-ful downtown Sharon, pacified many young students needs to leave Grove City and into a semi-cultural environment. CROSSING THE FIELDS Making our way in school today took everything we've got. Taking a break from all our worries Sure would help a lot. We all liked to get away! Sometimes we had to go where everybody knew our names. And were always glad we came. We wanted to be where we could see our troubles are all the same. We wanted to be where people knew people are all the same. We wanted to go where everybody knew our names. McDOnALDS IS THE Grove City student's home base on Friday and Saturday evenings. If one happens to be separated from friends then casually cruise GC's 1 fast food franchise, but don't LOITER! Missy McCracken and Marya Louise are ordering a big meal for the evening. SflEMAMGO VALLEY MALL provided a wide range of novelty items, from records to health food, and was large enough to fulfull immediate shopping needs. THE CLEARVIEW MALL in Butler vibrated an air of city-chic. It's huge variety of fashionable clothing and cool records impressed most students to the extent of bankruptcy. STUDENT LIFE 11

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GEOGRAPHIC location can't stop us from finding . . . STUDENT LIFE OP£n 24 HOURS and on holidays, Sheet!' mini-market provided students with easy access to foods, dairy products, gas, and other minor household needs. Shawn West and Greg lift are here to get some munchies for the evening. rue ATMOSPHERIC GUTHRIE theater provided inexpensive two-hour entertainment to students who must' Stay in Town. The Guthrie is Grove City's landmark of first dates. Pictured here is Mark Matthews. Robyn Gillmore. and Debbie Gerlach — only as friends.

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ENTERTAINMENT was also obtained from GCI1S sponsored ... FRESHMEN ISH LIMRAKENG. Billy Heck, and Mark Rothman gather on the sidelines of the Winter Festival Dance awaiting AS THE MUSIC of the Christmas Dance blared, stylishly dressed Chrissy Sowers and Julie Vea0t pounded the Country Club floor but, never lost their lady like composureJ Dances this year gave students a chance to get out and let loose to the new sounds of today. In cases such as Homecoming's Startight Ball, and Christtnas W en There's a Chill in the air,- dinner dance, students were able to get more formally dressed and be in a more formal atmosphere. The Winter Festival Dance, a less formal dance, was held in our cafeteria after the game against Greenville. Other dances, which included both the Junior High and Senior High, were held in the Grove Citv Rec. Center. John Wizorek, Wendy Hoffman, Matt Beatty, and Dora Rice took a break during the frenzied hop to pose for our photographer. STUDEMT LIFE 12 bueeji Gigi Highland poses U %ef e jeflr Mills' knees Irte proceedings.