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

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Cheerleaders Looking very neat and ehie in their blue and white uniforms our cheerleaders have helped cheer our team onto victory through- out the basketball season. We, the class of 't55 , would like to take this opportunity to thank them for their spirit and vitality throughout the season. They have not only been loyal but have held up high ideals in thought, word and deed. Leading our squad this year was Ruth Greenleaf. Ruthie is a senior and has stood by our team as a cheerleader for the past three years. Thank you, Ruthie, for your time, talents and fine showmanship. 2-K! X.:- Carol Teeter who joined our squad last year as a junior has followed through her senior year to stand by our team. Thank you Carol for your vim, vigor and your loyalty as a cheerleader. The two juniors support1ng our team this year as well as last are Emma Jane Fisher and Louise Smith. Thank you, girls, and good luck in the future. Shirley Cornelius, Annette Shaffer. and Connie Lou Nicodemus joined our squad this year and did a fine job in representing the sophomore class. Thanks for your support. We, the class of 55 , salute you.

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1954 -1955 Track Meet Winners 'lst rowARuth Greenleaf, Carol Teeter, Joann Ritchey, Lou Anna Shirk, Donna Bankert, Nancy Dean, Beverly Bonebreak, Dotty Querry, and Joan Crisswell. 2nd row-Don Brown, Richard Hoover, John Erumbaugh, Wayne Frederick, Gary Gartland, and John Metzler. 3rd rowfBill Hall, Tom Hopple, Alt KGUHQGY, Philip HUGSOH, Wayne Stonerook, Mike Bowman, and Philip Dilling. The track meet with all its colors and enthusiasm was held on October 21. It was quite evident with the spirit among the stu- dents that this was going to be the track meet of track meets. In the early events the juniors built up an insurmountable lead, but in spite of tne shortage of manpower the seniors finished only 19 points behind. This year five new school records were established. In the event of triple-standing broad jump, Beverly Bonebreak broke the old record of 21 feet 3 inches by 310 inches. The class of 55 set a record in the girls' re- lay by eclipsing the old mark of 54 seconds by 1 second. Mike Bowman hurled the discus the total distance of 109 feet, 5 more than the 1954 record. Phil Hudson broke his own record of 149 feet by 16 feet in the football throw. Phil Dilling, in the boys broad jump, set a new record of 18 feet 11 inches, 9 inches farther than the previous record. This is the first time in 11 years that the juniors won the track meet. Many of these records may be surpassed in the future but it is doubtful that any group will show more enthusiasm and class spirit as all three classes exhibited in this years track meet.