Morrison Cove High School - Pine Crest Yearbook (Martinsburg, PA)

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Class History Vsff .sv A class of 63 cute Freshmen entered M. C. H. S. in September, 1945. We were a class of little strangers with smiling faces, but it was only a short time until we became acquainted with our 'classmates and the many activities ofthe school. We held two gala parties during the year. V September 1946 a class of 57 softies returned feeling full of pep and very industrious. We held tvvo-parties during the year. Our first party was a hay-ride , the real beginning of our class spirit in our high school career. Our boysedefeated the other classes in intra-mural basketball. September 1947, ai class of 55 'fstudiousv Juniors paraded to M. C. H. S. for another successful year. Two memorable parties were enjoyed. During the first semester the class received their rings. Our girls defeated the other classes in intra-mural basketball. The main event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet held April 30th. After having spent many hours of hard labor we were proud to boast the nicest banquet ever to be held in the school. September' 1948, 47 Seniors joyfully assembled to complete their final year of school.' On October 7 the inter-class track meet was held. True to the Senior tradition, the 49,ers were vic- torious. A V The Senior Class Play, ML justice Jimmy was held November 12 and 13 under the direction of Nlr. Sidney Eboch. Following in the footsteps of the class of ,48, we are proud to issue a bigger and better Pine Crest. This is the fourth' edition of a yearbook from Cove High. In May the Junior-Senior Banquet was held. It was enjoyed very much by everyone. The most important event of the Senior year was the 3 day educational trip to Washington. For each of the' Seniors, it was the most cherished and memorable three-day vacation of their lives.

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Chief Sin Being quiet Looking Dense Sleeping Studying Red Marks Looking Innocent Blushing Talking Acting Tough Always on the go Public Speaking Shocks Dean Red Mercury Visiting the dentist Over-working Combing her curls Missing -school bus Assemb7y sleeper Working Noisy Sun-bathing Kissing the playcast Ability to get into trouble Getting excited Wearing flowers Shrill shrieking Flirting Swing the gavel Doubting people Exactness Eating Olives Tickling Shirk Writing Notes Clarinet Good times Day dreaming Hooking celery Butchering Getting scared Man hater Eating bananas Borrowing car Skating rink Loafing Speeditis Sour notes p Need Recognition Heighth Hair net New front wheel Lasso Girl friend Driver's license Feminine voice More muscles A lace hankie A large hat A sunflower To grow Marriage license Horse and buggy Dictation Cook book A blonde A crate of apple: A chauffeur A bigger tractor Freckle cream A farm A kit of pills A farmer Streetcar to Bedford More new words Nurse's cap More money A pair of stilts Pair of skis Grand ribbon champion A quart of gas A life partner Taming T ruant officer An alarm clock More teachers to annoy Revised vocabulary More temper High heels More imitations To recite Tricycle New headlight Nerve pills A college education Pa time Swimming Eating Selling Magazines Fishing Telling stories Sports Radio fan Dating Reading Hiking Shaving turtles Running around Hospital waitress Making fudge Gums it Tug-o-war Driving a Plymouth Hillbilly musician Avoiding study hall Staying at home Over-sleeping Working in R. S. Arguing Roaming the halls Marketing Smiling Naming cats Dipping ice cream Flying an airplane Roller skating Shorthanding Tomato battles Shorthand fiend Washing dishes Cheating the judge Fumbling ball D Writing letters Crossing bridges Tales of Henrietta Riding bicycle Visiting neighbors Running for bus Debating Cleaning house NVriting poetry Harnrnering music Keeping time

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Mr. Justice Jimmy On Friday and Saturday nights, November I4 and 15, 1948, the climax of many weeks hard work came as the play was presented, Under the direction of Mr. Sidney Eboch, the play' became like a real home scene, which was well accepted by the audience. jimmy Calverton and his friends of the debating team got mixed up with a crime and its solution. It takes the dunce of the team to bring the successful solution to the case. Fun and laughter was found through the entire play. K The stage setting used for the play was constructed by Mr. Hoyt and tickets were handled by Mr. Lindsay. The Cast was as follows: CU Della-The family maid who had a solution for everything, Virginia Criswell Q23 jimmy Calverton-Head of the debate team and active high school boy, Keith Kensinger C35 James Calverton, Sr.-Father and District Attorney, Charles Wlhetstone Q4-J Mrs. Calverton--Kindly, faithful and determined wife and mother, Patricia Dodson CSD Bea Calverton-Baby of family who loved to do imitations and help her brother, Alice Snyder 16D Kit Calverton--Young daughter who attracted men, Imogene hffetzker UD Harry Knapp--The villian who couldnft get away, Richard Metzler CSD Allen Roberts--Unlucky man till team was successful, Don Russell 195 Sheriff Welheim-Faithful man of justice, John Edwards C102 Lelia Sellon-Beautiful but dumb team member, Fleeta Mentzer fllj Jane Thomas--Faithful member of the group, Betty Pheasant CIZD Peter Day-Intelligentia of the debaters, Joe Detwiler.