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

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--.. J .ada Tasty, appetizing, and nourishing food from Sr. Hartie's department A gala affair sponsored by the Juniors and Miss Smith for the Seniors of 1952 Chapel and many oft- remembered pleasant hours gr, f- l gf. 1 'sa 5 Nm I - s 4 is K? T fi 2 EQ N lv N Miss Ethel Smith welcomes the Senior Class' Sponsor and his wife. Sie I Q' 3 ws

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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

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L1 it 1:5 ,,, ,,,. ,db Lt. Powell with P. F. I. boys in Korea S. The school board met in late spring of1951 and decided to call a pastor from the field to serve as Principal and Manager. Elder E, I, Watson, then pastor of the Dayton, Ohio Dis- trict, responded in June of that year. The Overtones, with Leonard Jenkins, first tenorg Ronald Murphy, second tenor, Howard Shorter, baritone, and Herbert Shorter, bassg and Elder Watson as manager toured the states of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio, New York and Massachusetts in the interest of the school, Five thousand miles were covered in the J presentation of almost fifty concerts. In September the student enrollment went over the one hundred mark for the first time. New faculty members joined the staff. Mr. E. A. Goulbourne, a recent graduate of Atlantic Union College was math and scienceinstructor.Mrs. Margaret Johnson, formerly of Oakwood Col- lege and a graduate of Emmanuel Missionary College came to serve as Librarian and in- structor of English. Mr. C. M. Golbourne of Camaguey, Cuba became Spanish teacher and Dean of Boys. Table scene at Junior-Senior banquet Junior class of 1951 f ' Q .if .' A i' - -1 at ,' ' A 'fmsx K 1 .F Lgiv 5. ml j -W ft, - ,- . . V. I ' 'H' in? - . I k I f. 2f w 'f 'i ' N21 Q l eg v.': ' ' .. f -' . ' f f if n at .tt at rf 'M -f : 5' 4' '- ' 3 ff: 1 L .. t' ' 'K - f ' Q fl ir at J issas . Q fe ' J f Q .x if I X iff . 1 X If. 43? V by A 'mt' .1 ., 3 4 . First Lt. and Mrs. Powell -1 li' ,Q s, 4, ., ,isis ogg! fvfgfi . :N ,, tl Q J., Ai . ..4 Q ' ' K if Q71 wt . x Q x x, X . 'i 1 . ima - wfvfiiiziiiili imliiffi .1 it J S , get -f-has it Mi it-H 'vt fs ,Bt S x