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

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Magazines! Magazines! Everybody Sells Magazines! 1 1 Uur school records indicate that magazines were sold in the 1932-33 school term and each succeed ing year. This year Imogene Metzker served as general chairman assisted by Edna Smeltzer while Ruth Rhodes served as Red Captain and John Ormsby as Blue Captain. Sixteen people pictured above won Certificates of Achievements this year. COMPARATIVE SUMMARY Year Blue Sales Red Sales Extra Sales Total Sales High Seller Campaign Captain School Goal Year Blue Sales Red Sales Extra Sales Total Sales High Seller Campaign Captain School Goal 1942 5 562.00 331.75 5 893.75 Elwood Shaw Wilma Ake 5 600.00 1946 51,002.25 495.05 39.75 51,537.05 David Smith Nancy Smith 51,400 OF MAGAZINE CAMPAIGNS 1943 1944 1945 5 507.62 5 882.50 5 724.25 595.75 670.50 428.65 30.00 14.00 3.10 51,133.37 51,567.00 51.15600 Jesse Edwin 1N1ary Pote Bridenbaugh Burket Edna Mae Wilma Nancy Ramsey Ake Smith 5 600.00 51,200.00 51,600.00 1947 1948 1949 51,075.40 5 930.00 5 937.50 651.45 855.00 926.05 60.80 54.00 140.30 51,787.65 51,839.00 52,003.85 George Robert Robert Pots Bridenbaugh Bridenbaugh Jane Betty hiae Imogene Brumbaugh Merkel SL Metzker Shirley Detwiler 51 .535.00 52,200.00 52,000.00

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ur Alumlii 'it North -- Ea t -- West -- South Cove Hi Alumni made its debut in the year of 1920, with a graduating class of eight members. Tay- lor Township High School and Vocational High School were combined during thatayear. In 1921 the two high schools held a banquet at Bedford Hall, and thus the annual alumni banquet, which was later changed to a basket picnic, was begun. The alumni party is the perfect climax to four years of study and fun. For the new graduating class it means meeting a lot of new friendsg and for the old it means seeing colleagues from long years past, remmising over the times they played hookey from school and as a result spent two weeks -in detention hall, or perhaps they recall the times the old gang piled three deep in a car to go to the baseball game of the season. The alumni association has originated various projects to further advance our Alma Mater. In 1940 a trophy case was presented to the school. 1941 -brought war years, and to show our grate- fulness for the great sacrifice our school friends had made, an honor roll was dedicated in 1943. In 1947 the alumni presented to the most oustanding boy and girl an award, which is based on scholastic standing, extra-curricular activities, personality, and vote of class and faculty. There are many other functions of the association, which are too numerous to mention. The officers of the first graduating class were great school leaders of the alumni, and all of them are leaders in community activities today. They were: President, Paul Wareham, Vice President, Harvey Kagariseg Secretary, Edith Frederickg Assistant Secretary, Alma Shriver, Treasurer, Elvin Bri- denbaugh, Historian, Mr. E. R. Beegle. g The present officers are: President, Richard Uacksonl Shaffer, Vice President, Melvin Hartmang Secretary-Treasurer, Audra Replogle, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Betty Wineland Beegle.