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

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Byron Grubb-Patricia Dodson's bobby pins. Anna Lois Longenecker-John Edward's ability to sell magazines. Cora Ritchey-Llwellyn Evan's Rice Krispies diet. Alvin Ayers-Shirley Hamilton's bushy hair. Esther Smith-Robert Hoover's place in front of the candy boxes. Kathryn Russell--Paul Imes' library of pocket books. Twila Dick-Pauline Keith's ability to milk cows. Pauline Wisor-David Keithley's bashfulness. Mary Ella Hoover-Janice Keithley's, tall, dark and handsome man. Edna Claar-Keith Kensinger's P. O. D. recitations. Audrey Swartz-Kenneth Kensinger's squeaky fiddle, Joyce Dick-Mildred Longenecker's flightiness. jack Claar-Ida Mellott's spectacles. john Lee Bender-Fleeta Mentzer's red hair. Gerald Robinette-Imogene Metzker's constant calmness. Audrey Kensinger-Richard Metzler's position as president. Dale Smith- We give Genevieve lVlohr's superfluous height. klerl Hess-Patricia Nixon's school girl complexion. John Ormsby-Betty Pheasant's ability to cook. jean Kauffman-Kenton Pollardis muscles. Robert Summers-Lois Reneker's soberness. Lee Cornelius-Ruth Rhodes, cheerleading outfit. Ethel Glass-.lohn Ritchey's big shoes. Robert Bridenbaugh-Virginia Royerls accuracy in typing. Robert and Richard Smith-Donald Russell's brotherly love. Marie Helsel-Joe Shirk's forwardness. Dave Querry-Mary Lois Shriver's quiet manners. Arnold Hoover-Edna Smeltzer's curly hair. Donald Brumbaugh-Alice Snyderfs Pepsodent smile. Shirley Smith-Carmon Sollenberger's masculine walk. Shirley Slick-Marjorie Stonerook's skill in passing notes, Darlene Metzler-Dora Talbert's bangs. Vada Bouslough-Charles Whetstone's luxurious automobile. Roberta Brown-Kenneth Wilson's musical harmony. To all our Cove High Predecessors we will the privilege of feeding us at the Alumni Picnic. Having been witnessed by ten people whose names do not appear below and having been written against the will of our class, by four lawyers and nine morons, this will becomes effective as of the day before yesterday. SIGNED THE '49-ers By joe Detwiler Society Chairman

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C ass Yill -a Our class, having marred very few desks, seldom obstructing the halls, and having never thrown any teachers out, shall soon pass through the doors where we came in four years hence. To you who are still engaged in the Work which we did not finish, we will everything with which we do not wish to part To: I The School Board we will our best wishes. The Sophomores, We will our intelligence. The Freshmen we will all our chewing gum found in the waste paper baskets. The Cafeteria we will our empty trays. Mr. Shaffer-a study hall that needs no attention. Mr. Lindsey--a house-building course. hir. Eboch--an annual donation of Kleenex. Mrs. Nlartz-a microscope for Biology Class. - Mrs. Points-a bushel of potatoes. Mr. Fisher-an album of hillbilly music. Mr. Bechtel-a mule to pull his plow. Mr. Hoyt-a pair of elevator shoes. Mr. Furrer-Snarlgrass' ability to referee a basket-ball game. Miss Spencer-new typewriters. lVIr. Frederick-a better Junior Class than the class of '49 Cimpossiblej. Mr. Rock-all the paper under the lockers. Eugene Detwiler-Arlene Ayer's record of good conduct. George Pote-Robert Ayer's ability to do shorthand. Laura Carper-Russell Bank's natural waves . Doris Beach-Merl Baughman's report card. Evelyn Bush-Robert Bishop's cowboy boots. . , Betty Kensinger-John Brumbaugh's love of mischief . Kermit Miller-john Butler's cuteness. Fred Dodson-Louise Clapper's gift of gab. U Rex Hcetcr-The power of Virginia Crisswell's,throwing arm. Sara Carper-Lorraine Daughenbaugh's giggles. Nlary jane Keith-Joe Detwifer's talent of making speeches. Dorothy Brumbaugh--Dorothy Dickis new Nash. Patty Wineland-jean Dick's diamond ring.

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Do You Remember Wvhen? l lsilri i diiianr i 'hrough the doors in '45, We thought it mighty fine, We didn't know 'twould be so sad To go out those doors in '49. Years from now as we grow old, VVe'll glance back through the years We'll look at each other, smile and say, Do you remember when? and th en Do you remember whenfv welll say, As we reminisce in our rockers, How proud We were in '45. lVhen they gave us our lirst lockers. VVe,ll remember all our ball games, As we stretch our aching joints, How we'd console ourselves and say, Oh welll they only won by Z0 points. What angels we were in study halls, So quiet and serene, We were the teacher's pride and joy, Until he left the scene. Remember the school upon the hill We were so carefree then, Many times we'll look back and say Do you remember when? --DORA TALBERT