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

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fl REMEMBER WHEN Danny tried to play Tarzen . . . Cove had its first and only dance . . . Jay was the leading hitter on the baseball team . . . F.H.A. Demonstration team won second prize at the State Farm Show . . . Fred scored 21 points against Claysburg . . . the busses snailed to town . . . the mercury disappeared . . . the school had 2 substitute teachers for Mrs. Martz, Ruth and Helen S .... Danny's chair sprouted wings . . . Bernie sniffed the iron filings . . . Ruthie was bashful and hid behind the black patch . . . Nancy and Jone had their double bike . . . the fellows pieced to- gether a valuable document . . . a gang of M.H.S. girls skipped school to watch the Cove track meet . . . Miss Davis fell for Calvin. . . Mabel turned her first forward roll . . . Nancy said, Mrs. Points is beating eggs againw. . . Jennie won second place in the district essay contest. REMEMBER WHY The curtain stuck at the end of the Senior Class Play . . . the 3 B's were always in the clinkl' . . . Mrs. Martz took Inky for a walk . . . Bernie didn't shave for a week . . . Nancy hid behind Mrs. Peightel's piano . . . Millie stayed up until 5 o'clock reading a book . . . Gerald is so particular about the weights in Chem. Lab . . . Norma's apple sauce was creamed . . . the grass around Mrs. Point's house won't grow anymore . . . Dick likes hamm better than bacon . . . Don H. said, I think I've exaggeratedi' . . . Janie had only one pajama leg . . . Dot patronizes the Acme Super Market . . . Ecclesiastes, Chapter 3 is the most read scripture in school . . . Coach insisted Gerald roll the ball dia- mond . . , Jerry has a dislike for chocolate bunnies . . . we didn't have trig class for over a month . . , Mrs. Martz warned us against swearing REMEMBER HOW Scared we were of Girls, girls, girls, any- one in here?' '... glad we were Ted came back to school . . . pretty Ralph's curls were . . . the cop tried to pass Jerry . . . good our ice cream tasted . . . the candy boys rushed, pushed and shoved to eat first . . . Shirley encouraged us to yell at pep meetings . . . Ben kept his hair so neat during a basketball game . . . Hazel made the rug with the na- tural curl . . . crooked the wall paper in the play was . . . Ray blushed . . . Ruthie threw the ball through the gym window . . . Janet scrubbed for weeks to get the make-up off. . . Don bowed to the Hgreat white father . . much work we put in the yearbook . . . Charlie got his name of Squeeky,' . . . the senior girls liked to play f'ring-around-the- rosiei' in gym class . . . Mary Ella did the polka. REMEMBER WHAT A mess Herb and Bill's locker was . . a crowd we had for the Senior Class Play. . . happened when the fellows played hookey . .. a beautiful sleeper Harry was happened when Sadie started to snort . . . a commotion Grace's new glasses made . . . poem Charlie read for literature class . . . happened when Millie slammed the stage door and dropped her pans . . . a mess Doris made in the bus with the white shoe polish . . . happened to Mr. Lindsey's slide rule . . . perfection Dot L. had in her basketball shots . . . a problem Reppie was in gym class . . . the Senior mas- cot wore on the track meet day . . . a noise the pennies and washers made in Chick's room . . . happened when the mad chemists put water in the gas line . . . happened when Charlie P. went through the windshield . . . fun we had at Happy Hollow,

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Jean Weitzel Dean Forshey Dick Beach Bill Biddle Tom Noland Grace Scott Jennie Ebersole Dorothy and John Don Hoover Charles Pote Doris White Shirley Ketner 29 Fisher Shirley Claar Nancy Kensinger Romaine Detwiler Dorothy Querzy Herbert Emeigh Mary Ella Stern