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

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Foreword As the Spirit of the Lord moved upon the hearts of men to yearn the vast employ of Christian schools, a ray of this blessingwas directed towards the forested, rock-filled hills of Pine Forge, Pennsyl- vania. Great changes have occurred since that first school began in 1946. Improvisions caused the first iron forge of the Keystone state to be renovated into a school building--but here, a score years later, stands an administration building climaxing its first decade of structural inhabitation. The depart- ments of this co-educational boarding high school are well developed and producing marvels of learn- ing to society. The grass is a deep green and the great, tall pine trees stand around this 575 acreage as covering cherubs. We invite you to enter the workings of this establishment where all is now erupted into a progressive, lasting, and proclaiming FLAME. OUR ALMA MATER On the river Manatawny, where the hills of rolling green, meet the light of heaven's sunshine, through the tall majestic trees, there my heart is ever quickened and my face is often seen, there is where my Alma Mater, Pine Forge reigns as queen. We adore your noble virtues, and your principles so pure, which in times past made us wonder, if the cause we could endure, but Pine Forge, we're more than happy, as our colors green and white, whisper sweetly to its bearers, Grow it1 wisdom, Walk in light . In these halls where we have studied, using heart and mind and hand, we have found the Great Physician, we have seen the Master's plan, we will never cease your praises, to recall where'er we be. Pine Forge our Alma Mater will reign eternally.