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

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The officers for this year are as fol'ows: President, Betty Pheasant Cseniorjg Vice President, Mil- dred Longenecker Cseniorlg Secretary, Mary Jane Keith Quniorjg Treasurer, Doris Jean Kensinger Csoph- omorelg Song Leader, Louise Clapper C seniorjg Historian, Pauline Keith Cseniorj. We, as students of Morrison Cove High School Home Economics Department, in order to make our club more active decided to have one meeting a month during the summer. There are 30 members in our club. We are planning to send two delegates to York, April 1-2 to represent our chapter at the P. F. H. A. convention. VVe have had a Christmas Project every year and this year we are planning to have an Easter Project. Our motto Toward New Horizons indicates that our purpose is to rise to better homes of tommor- row. Our new officers for next year are as follows: President, Jean Kauffman, Vice President, hlary Jane Keith, Secretary, Doris jean Kensinger, Treasurer, Ruth Evans, Song Leader, Margaret Dilling, Historian, Darlene Noland, Parliamentarian Louise Detwilerg Reporter, Gladys Mae Kagarise. The club was first started in 1946.

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Snoopers i 1 , The Snooper Club was organized December 9, 1047. hir. Lindsey, the science teacher, serves as ad- visor to the club. The club members are called the Snooper's because they devote their time to snoop- ing into scientific matters. There are thirty-one members in the club this year. The new members who were admitted to the club this year are: Helen Brumbaugh, hlary Jane Bridenbaugh, Nancy Ebersole. Donna Joyce Kensinger, Anna Lee Over, Flora ,lean Provins, Roger Smith, Gerald Robinettc and Victor Stoltzfus. This year's officers of the club are: President, John Ormsbyg Vice President, Darlene Metzlerg Sec- retary, Maryella Hoover, and Treasurer, Kathryn Russell. The first club meeting of this school year was held on lVednesday, September 22, 1948. At this meet- ing the new club officers were elected. The time scheduled for the c'ub meeting was during the activity period of the first and fourth Vlfednesdays of each month. All students must have an average of eighty- five or better in their science courses to be eligibe to become a member of the club. it was decided by the club of 1947 and 48 to paint the science laboratory. But it was not until this year that the paint could be secured for the project. The Snoopers did the work with the help of some of the freshman boys. The walls of the laboratory were painted sandstone color, the ceiling ivory and the tops of the desks were painted black. The painting of the laboratory greatly improved its ap- pearance and the environment for the students. Next year the Snooper Club expects to expand into larger and better club. than ever before.

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F. F. A. The Morrison Cove Chapter of Future Farmers of America is glad to have part in making this year's Pine Crest a success. The '49ers have helped us considerably during the four years they were with us. They have held numerous chapter offices and one senior member, Keith Kensinger held the Blair, Bedford, Fulton County Sccretary's office and was delegate to state convention. They have won numerous awards that brought credit to our school. Donald Russell brought added recognition when he was awarded a place on the State Dairy judging Team to the Eastern States Ex- position. In the past year our chapter has carried out several activities. The first of these was our trip. At 5:30 a. m., -lune 2, 1948, a bus loid of Cove F. F. A. boys left for their annual trip. Vile went to Pitts- burgh, Pa. After seeing the zoo, Heinz Plant and Museum, we climaxed the day by attending a night base- ball game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Boston Braves. Later in the summer, we had a tractor rodeo to prepare our chapter members for the rodeos to be hed at local fairs. Our chapter conducted the Area Initiation for Blair, Bedford and Fulton County F. F. A. at their annual banquct. The bzsketball games were among the highlights of our '48-A49 activities. Vile are hoping this year's games will be a start toward an Area F. F. A. Baske.ball League. We wish to remember our advisor, Mr. Bechtel, for the way he has cooperated and faithfulfy helped us grow to the kind of chapter we have become. It is our hope and desire that the '49ers will continue to follow out the purposes of our organization. Good Luckl fellows while you: PRACTICE BROTHERHOOD! HONOR RVRAI. OPPORTUNITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES! DEVELOP THOSE QUALITIES OF LEADERSHIP WHICH THE FUTLRE FARMERS SHOULD POSSESSI