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

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X 'Z-' '4 nk? Mrs. Esquire Jones, portrayed by Shelly DuBose, trys to persuade Elmyria to hire her as two of her five adorable chi1dren,' Eric 85 Earl Davis, tear through the house. W4 -Qf 2 pap. Miss Bridget O'Toole, played by Paullette Fleming, tells Miss Bobbins of her training. 'I F-1- .. :gr Elmyria considers signing contract for Mechanical Jane as Mr. Weevil ex- plains about more of his machines capabilities. 1 4.1!-.sis um H , L. After Mechanical Jane has gotten completely out of control, a frus- l08 trated Elmyria orders her taken out of the house. It

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f yu 1 Kai I ft, , ' 1 W f . ,I t. , Lfg 0 , , , t , cf J rU'1 1 lv , K, Lil, t tj L21 . . .l X W ,M Jil-iii ati. ,R at Week 0 f wh T ll Prayer Elder C. D. Brooks' presence on our campus, Feb- ruary 27 to March 5, 1966, brought about a decided change in many of our lives, We have been privi- leged to have him for two consecutive years as our . ' speaker for the Fall Week of Prayer, His theme was Peace, which was very appropriate in this day and time. He assured us that through intimate contact with Christ Jesus we could receive everlasting peace We can never thank you enough, Elder Brooks. NN ij Elder Tivy, Elder Rock, and Elder Palmer no ' 'fbi WF... I -1 . 1'-, tp-1 T. 4'-.' .V 1145521 :'-E 'Z f ?'.?Ll if t- elf 4' -1 ELDER C. D. BROOKS Our God is Able was the keynote of the soul stirring message of the Week of Prayer conducted by El- der Calvin Rock during the days of November 6-13, 1965. His spirit- filled messages, delivered dynam- ically did much to elevate the thought and aspiration of the acad- emy family and also reassured us of personal victory and peace in our daily lives. To the skeptical and doubting persons, to those of unstable convictions, Elder Rock iterated words of lasting hope that God is able to save us and keep us.