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

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The Freshman class of 1954-1955 consists of twenty-three students. This is one of the largest freshman classes. in Pine Forge his- tory. The class has chosen Henry Seward as its representative in the Student Faculty Council. Henry was also one of the participants in the recent Temperance Oratorical Contest. The Freshman lend themselves willinglyto the support of the various school activities. lt has been discovered that there are great scholastic possibilities in the Freshman class. FRE HMA 0PHOMORE The Sophomore class is the smallest in size, consisting of only twenty members. There are twelve girls and eight boys. These twenty members are now in the heart of their high school work. Firmly rooted and grounded in the soil of christian education they are now pre- paring to become guides as Juniors are to others. Chosen as representatives for the Student Faculty Council from the class were Everard Williams and Walter Fordham.