Pine Forge Academy - Flame Yearbook (Pine Forge, PA)

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E 3 5 l s i l Q Class of 1951 with Miss Cordell Evans, sponsor - ..--.... A 5 .- ..... i v. ......Z'a.. , in ainatt 1 - ....-.., A . ............ 7 X s Z 2Z'..T.,g, Qi ffyi sg its SQ is I ,S Prof. Reynolds conversing at his recently completed home. Gur principal made contact with Mr. John- son of Oklahoma who donated over a thousand dollars for laundry equipment. The Conference, with the help of the Baltimore and Dayton churches,donated the balance of the money needed. Mr. llandy remodeled the old barn at the top of the hill and started the store. Mrs. Handy and Mrs. Reynolds had charge of this depart- ITIGHI. A farm tractor was bought. A water line from the camp ground was laid. New kitchen equipment was installed. Peaches from nearby orchards were canned in abundance. The General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, through its Department of Educa- tion, approved our school. Dean Handy explains a verse to the boys 4 n

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I fra' I' J The Wheels of Harmony turn a tune Joseph T. Powell became pastor of the Pine Forge Institute Church, Mr. Handy became Dean of boys. A special banquet was held and we were host to several officials and businessmen from nearby towns. Another large graduating class finished in '5O. The Ford twins graduated but decided to stay to help in the building program. Mr. Powell was sponsor of the class. Another year of Progress. A spacious eight room home for the princi- pal was built and almost completed. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds left thelittle Music Hall Apart- ment and moved into their new home. Dean Gresham and the girls look at a scrap-book Professor R. L. Reynolds, second Principal of the school Elder W. R. Robinsonushersin 1950 Week of Prayer . sg r ,... . gf YQ

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9m1a!mez.':22' v ,, , f . A if Faculty-Student group 1951-'52 Elder W. R. Robinson once again served our spiritual needs as Week of Prayer speaker. Misfortune and sadness struck our campus as two students lost their lives in a tragic ac- cident. Our principal was instrumental in securing a much needed bus. We were then able to go places. Many speaking engagements from var- ious civic organizations were accepted by him. A grand piano for the chapel was secured. Elder Lester conducts Spring Weekof Prayer We were still a happy lot. Store time was fun time and baseball was tops. A tired but satisfied group of Seniors marched forward to receive their diplomas. Quite a large class! Our principal and his wife were leaving also. He had accepted a call to Oakwood College, Huntsville, Alabama. They were here but two short years but their accomplishments were legion. Pastor Brooks conducts Fall Week of Prayer ,qi t, or E 4 . dh- . The Overtones of 1951 1951 Sparks Staff