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

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1. When We Were Young ilu-0. -+-.-...,, -4 1 2 3 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 Bob Leidy Linda Nier Gerald Kauffman Anna Mae Burget Dorothy Criswell Donna Snyder Lys Martin Rex Beach Q 9. Linda Hudson 10. Richard Keith 11. Carol Brumbaugh 12. Jane Brumbaugh 13, Janet Summers 14. Pat Maurer 15. Carol Teeter 16. JoAnn Pote ..24-.. Kenneth Keasey Marian Constance Pat Holsinger Richard Latchford Joann Ritchey Paul Hoover Ronald Klepser

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When We Were Young 'WIS 1 9 X. Don Bob Kay Eva Art ?x' Brown Brumbaugh Brumbaugh Stern Dodson Lf 6. Marilyn Davis 7. Frank Keefer 8. Paul D. Closson 9. Wayne Frederick 10. Ruth Greenleaf -23... v-...H '55 ' Wayne Brumbaugh Anna M. Wyant Mary Lou Ayers Donna Mae Hoover Dick Hoover sd

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Class Prophecy Just call me the guardian angel or more appropriately the little dirty-birdie of the class of 1955. Miny, miny, times have I been perched on the shoulders of these mighty seniors as they went about their chores and mischievious pranks. .I know that, flying around these past few days of their secondary education years, these happy-go-lucky kids with their friendly smiles and pleasant words will never change- and you just can't hardly get them no more!! I am now perched on one of the majestic spires of Cove Hi Castle and as I sit here in a Aves-daze I imagine myself fliting around and once more seeing my school chums. As I was out exploring outer space, I felt a slight breeze follow close by me and slowed down as I figured my little biddie-buddy birdie friend was noiselessly sneaking up on me-when to my surprise I discovered that I was on the wing of a brand-new airplane en- titled the 'tLeidy Livewire Lines. Remem- bering one of my former Cove friends I hop- ped in the window and saw Cove's Master Comedian, Mister Robert R. Leidy. CI suppose Bob thought it more economic to own his own airlines for those Emmaus business?? trips.J Peering into the cockpit who should be sitting there, but Wayne Frederick! Uh-ho here comes the stewardess. Why should she be going in there? Oh, now I see, that's the former Linda Nier.-Always knew those two were up in the clouds. As I flew back to the dining area, who should I see but Patty Holsinger! Listening in on a pleasant conversation between her and Linda, I learned that Patty is on her way, with her 1st prize winning painting of the All-Am. Football Star of the year, to an art convention opening in the great Metropolis of Curry Ville, where she will be greeted by the Democratic-bachelor-mayor, Gary Gartland. Well, so much for that! Now since I have been reunited with a few of my Cove friends, I've decided to look up the rest of them. Flying earth-ward, I was alarmed to see an airplane heading straight for me. Dig that cra-azy pilot with his eyes closed! Well, I might have known, it's none other than Ron- nie Klepser in an air force uniform. Finally arriving in Wen-Kroy City, I was absently window shopping along 5th Avenue when I came upon a beauty salon with this sign in the window, Carol 8a Ruths' Glamour Galour Salon. Inside the plush salon I rec- ognized Teeter and Greenleaf both talking to an old friend and their best patronizer, the former Lou Anna Shirk. She was telling them that her's and Anna Marie's sons were lst baseman and pitcher, respectively, of the Blue Jay Junior League Baseball team, coached by Bob Brumbaugh during his vacation from as- sistant coaching the Brooklyn Dodgers. Hearing the blasts and drum beats begin- ning a parade, I rushed along with the crowd to line up and watch. The leading car was a new Cadillac in which sat the recently honor- ed 4-Star General and his wife. Straining my eyes I discovered that she was our one-time friend, Lys Martin. As the many units of the parade marched by, I became interested in a newspaper lying on the sidewalk. There on the second page was a large wedding picture of Donna Paul. Lucky she! Married her rich boss. Reading the elaborate ceremony description I learned that the former Joan Dodson was her matron of honor and Joan's small twin daughters were the flower girls. Turning to the advertisement section I read such ads as: 'tWe manufacture unexcelled boxing gloves used officially at Madison Square Gar- den.-George Smith, Jr. 8z Frank M. Keefer, owner-operators. ' ' 'tSee the new Mercurys and Fords at Piney Creek's leading auto salesman, George D- Smith. Big savings on trade-ins.-tHe al- ways did have a good line.J The movie announcements featured It large, half-page ad for the movie, Mapes - All American. This is considered the best movie of the year, not only because it portrays Betty Mapes :Sz her winning the Women's Olympics, but because co-starring with her is Ken Keasey. Butch became famous as the bobby soxers dre- eemy pop singer and is now known nationally as filmdon's leading debonair actor. The last ad was that of the opening of a new cooking school. It reads that Doris Cogan and Linda Hudson are the founders and also instructors of these speciality classes. ' As the parade broke up, I pushed along with the crowd racking my bird-brain as to where I could find the rest of my old chums. Then I remembered that several of the girls wanted to be nurses, so I took off full-speed for the new Cove Hospital since it was to hire local girls as nurses. Upon entering the hospital I was happy to see Ola Metzker greet the visitors as they walked 1n. She has a nice combination of stenographer-hostess job, and, always togeth- er, Betty Beach is head switchboard operator. Flying into the main corridor and nurses lounge I recognized the faces of Joann Ritchey head nurse of the pediatrics divisiong and nurses, Anna Mae Burget, Carolyn Bush and Marg Lou Ayers coming from the children's war. . Deciding to further inspect this marve- lous institution, I next went to the kitchen where Donna Snyder and Anna Grace Mc- Conahy were head cooks. When I got back to the visiting room I saw a large television set and several people were watching. So I looked too and discovered why they were so interested. .