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

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4 1 Wise women will work. ---Mrs. Frankie Clay, the bonus rookie librarian and sophomore English teacher coming to us from Los Angeles, California, may be small in Statute, but she is massive in wisdom. Twice laureled with valedictory honors, Mrs. Clay is the perfect source of Library reference for the un- knowing student. She enjoys outdoor sports with her husband and learns through nature's environment the better presentation of English to the Sophomores. Our Librarian i .-7,- ,9- if L 'I 1-1 ' r1-ri l

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Q Legato, staccato, Pianissimo, Fortissimo, and four- four time are familiar terms on our campus as Miss Carol Fletcher heads up our Music Department here at P. F.A. Out of the sunny state of California, Miss Fletcher, a graduate of La Sierra Academy, attended West Indies College in Jamaica, and graduated from Andrews University in Michigan, with her B. M.A. in music. Besides directing the concert choir2 giv- ing piano lessons, and supervising various vocal groups, she also serves as Registrar, keeping the of- fice full of life with her jovial personality. f 1 ., t , iff' ' f ag, j ' QE? 3 Q '-gr x 'Q' X ix fxxix fb g w .LI L'-, ' f ai fig! ff 0 77 'f 3 -, , , I Cfawy ay, ff O7 .ii Q-77622 C --- mls A lf, IIN! ,I - ' ' .N fy Tx-g'-Z'-V, I, X s Qin- ' - I. 1. Z- ,,. l Xe XX. ,J kb

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Go West young man, go West! , was the advice given to many a young man with poly-fibered potential. Mr. Charles Clay decided to rebel against this conviction and we are certainly happy he would rather see Pine Forge flourish than to remain in his hometown of Los Angeles. He is instrumental in all maintenance upkeep of the school manor and still finds time for flying, skating, horse-back riding, and being just a family man. I I , fi. ri- ' 'Wa 5' f- '? ' l H r S7 ny? , l ' 5 ff ltmmu 'Prfrf' yj an X N 1 mn- . 'J Maintenance Department