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

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Cur Chorus Rum' I. 'I' Ormshy. J Manifold, F Leidy, B Shehan, M Nic-r, J Fisher. M Bankert, B XVln1-land, ll Fisher, li Claur- Row 2- S Elllililnll. S Gorsucli, .I Guyer, A Smith, D llzimm, .I Ebersolc-, M Stern, L Ritvlu-y, S W'lneland. I' Gruyhlll, G Baker. Row 3. D Hurket, J Furry, L Blutte-nberger, .I Greenleaf, B Hall. D Fluke, K Beaclx, S Ritchey, J lllnish. S lletwiler, .I Lehman. W' Rhodes. Row 4- I. B4-urls, .I Nic-odemus, L Stouslnour, B Brubaker, I! Hamm, S ll0biIN'tf.I', D Kenslnzvr. R Rell- logle. ll Cnrper, D Hoover, G Myers. Row Mr. lfislwr. YV Rcplogle, S Furry, 'I' Stnudnour, Il Cullihan. L Znuk, C llltm-lic-y. More interest was shown in the high school mixed chorus this year than in previous years. A greater interest among the fellows accounted for better tenor and bass sections, thus balancing the sopranos and altos. Each fourth period on Tuesdays and Thursdays were regularly scheduled chorus practices. Cove High's members were hosts to County Chorus on February 27 and 28. This year's program was A Night on Broadway and centered around show tunes from Broad- way musicals. A short resume of the plays before each selection added to the program and gave the audience a brief history of the show. Four members attended District Chorus on March 19, 20 and 21 at Clearfield. They were: Bonnie Metzger - first alto, Janice Ebersole-second alto, Miriam Stern-second soprano, and George Baker-tenor. The chorus presented an operetta, t'Waltz Time centered around the life of Kirby Stevens, who is determined to be a song writer. All his parents and friends turned against him except Sue, his girlfriend. After many rejec- tions by music publishing houses, he finally succeeded in getting 'tThere's a Waltz in the Heart of Everyone published, which turned out to be a hit over night. Page Sixty-Five

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Our Band Row I. B lirulmker, D Hamm, J Ebersole, B Hall, J Fisher, S Ilngland, C Dilling, J Furry, H Fisher. Row 2. S Roblnette, H Brubaker, S Dllllng, N Detwiler, C Biddle, G Rothwell, K Stern. C Ritchey, N Rep- Ingle, F Leldy, D Burket. R Metz, M Nier, WV Replogle, J Bush, B Hamm. Row 3. K Iirumlmugh, J Ritchey, L Frederick, C Geist. ll Snyder, G Baker, WV Rhodes, G VVelrman, J Guyer, I' Grubb, L Leldy, I' Metzger, J Bush. W' Gahagnn, D Aletzler, J Nicndemus, J Beau-h, I. Green- leaf, S SVlnelnnd, S Furry, H Callihan, L Ritchey, J Hlnish, I. Blattenherger. Row 4. It Ne-gley, B Replogle, J Lehman, P W'lneluurl, M Hnnsaka-r, D Bowman. R Replogle, G Myers, C Plleusnllt. Mr. Fisher, R Carper, J Steele. R Smith, L Dilling, M Stern, L Sboudnour, J Manifold. I! Sheluxn, T Knisely, S Park, J Moose. One of the busiest organizations in the school this year was the band. Under the direction of Mr. Paul J. Fisher, the band met during the fourth period each Monday and Wednesday. This organization participated in many parades including: the Bedford Fair, Halloween Parades, Santa Claus Parades, var- ious Firemen's Parades, and the annual Band Day at Penn State. It provided the special music for the school Christmas program. Cove High was well represented at Dis- trict Band in Hollidaysburg on January 15, 16, and 17. Guest conductor for this festival was Mr. Richard Bowles, assistant director of bands at the University of Miami, who had visited Cove in 1952 to direct that year's Blair County Chorus. Those who attended this year's band festival were: George Baker-third cor- netg Donna Mae Burket-second horng Betsy Brubaker-third clarinet, Hillegarde Fisher- second fluteg and Janice Fisher-first oboe. Eighteen members of the band attended County Band at Roaring Spring High School on March 13 and 14. They were a part of the mass band which rehearsed Friday and Satur- day afternoon climaxed by the grand concert on Saturday night. Page Sixty- Four

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Future Business eaders of America Ron' I. I! Munlwek. Row 2. I! Bush, R Carper, G llite. Mr. Me-Ilott. Row 4. J Dixon, B Kensinger, J ll Frye, ll Elias. J Stonerook, S Creps, A Smith. C lirumhnugh, I, Merritts, C Closson, B Replogle, R. The Morrison Cove Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America was organized on January 6, 1959. The purpose of the club is to give young people who plan to enter the business world an opportunity to learn about business organizations and the way they work. and to create an interest in taking business subjects that prepare one for a future business job. There were thirty-four members enrolled in the club. Any Sophomore, Junior, or Senior in the Business Department may apply for membership in the local chapter. In years to come any student interested in becoming an F,B,l,.A. member must be approved by three- fourth vote of the club members. Myers. lluw 3. M Drake, -I Kaxuffnmn, I! Claar, D. Robison, J Nveley, M Smith. Standing: ll Dllllnz. Ferry. li llumm, L Bench, M Brown, V Merritts. D Ne-gl:-y, l' Smeltzer, Miss Smith. Club office President Vice President Secretary Treasurer News Reporter Historian rs selected 'WCFGI Peg Smeltzer Mary Smith Betty Lou Claar George Myers Jane Robison Donna Mae Burket The club met once a month, and special meetings were called when necessary. The Williamsburg F.B.L.A. had charge of the in- stallation of officers for our chapter. Miss Smith and Mr. Mellott, the com- mercial teachers. served as advisors for the club. Page Sixty-Six