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

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IRENE STARKS Irene Irene has the privilege of living in one of Pennsyl- vania's most historic buildings, the Manor House which is located right on campus between North and Kimbrough Halls. Her easy smile affects even the most shy person. She carries with her a sense of dignity which really comes out during Seminar meetings. In the Senior class Irene is a justice in the Senior court. As a choir member she adds to the harmony with a tranquil alto voice. THEODORE STEWART il This sports editor for the Sparks and future Medical Technologist comes to us from Alpine, California. Last year he was captain of the track team. Per- sonality-wise, Teddy's winning and friendly ways are known to everyone. Insincere and undedicated teachers are his pet peeves. His chief interests at the present are sweet girls, books, and musicg skating also captivates his interest. Cx. . W admin? 931212 nwxlxs Mi ' - . in if Q VERNETTE sTovELL xi A 7 A - G 1 Q X? lx. Vernette I i l 'I . From the sandy shores of Bermuda comes Vernette. I 1 l J ,,: 'b. Wo . V g is Skating is her favorite sport while she hates horse- I ,, J 1 h ' Ui' QT ' -Q' back riding and boys, and thesound of people filing their nails gives her the creeps. Vernette is Vice- President of the Usher Board and monitor in Kim-- brough Hall. She simply adores German chocolate. cake. I-Ier plans to become a teacher will no doubt be carried out for she does quite well with her Sab- bath School class each week. gif-,iff t, , WI M A it dish A WM l 'I . ' M t M .ti vhs is if is Qt Qfllfm 3, QQKYNN X Xb yang XSWQPQSX' NQSLVQQQ

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an GARFIELD RODGERS Neil Hot rods, swimming, skating, and bowling are Neil's major interests and hobbies. He comes to us 1 , .I -v W' W' from Camden, New Jersey, with his favorite saying, He1lo there ! He finds time to be a dedicated member of the Seminar Club and an efficient read- er for Elder Tivy. He enjoys reading and driving, but he dislikes squash and brocolli. He plans to go into the field of ministry and we are sure he'1l have much success in anything he endeavors. .qi nr ARDENE SEAY Il Seayil Quiet and reserved, Ardene comes to the Pines from Detroit, Michigan. She has a sly sense of humor and possesses a warm and friendly person- ality. Though she's undecided about her ambition, p we know she'1l make a fine choice of her life work. if QQ 1 SUZANNE SMITH Sue From Washington, D.C. , the nation's Capitol, hails this most distinguished senior. Friendly and under- standing, Sue likes skating, swimming, cars, and driving. She is sergeant-at-arms of the Wohe1a's Club, photographer for the Sparks , and record keeper for the choir. Although she is undecided about her ambition, we are sure that with her alert mind, she'l1 make a wise decision when she finally chooses her lifework.

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-'fp W ,iw its is Q piggy QP will is QAW lf you hear anyone ask, What's gan on'? , most likely Eddie asked it. Big show-offs are her pet peeves and being a monitor provides much chal- M JULIE STOWE Stowe rlene IS always saying Wa1ta minute! She can't stand a lazy, 'immature boy. As Editor-in- chief of the Sparks newspaper, she has done a fine job. She is also an active member of the Actor's Guild and Seminar. Though from an island of deli cacies, she prefers farina pie to bananas. Wy? weet accent characteristic of Bermudians, x EDNA THOMAS Eddie lenge to her position. No wonder she doesn't like disorganization! Other activities include Senate Secretary to the U.S.M. , Vice-president for the Wohelas, Sparks typist, and membership in the choir and the H. L. Anthony Chorale. Best wishes to you in yo ambiti n f 1 uage major W,?'5i5lt?if is ,Mast is n wifairiifh I hatjgsimistsl says Mel, who is a Sparks re- porter, assistant librarian, a member of the choir and H. L. Anthony Chorale, and also is in the Sem- inar Club, plus U.S.M. sports-vice for the girls. She hails from Cleveland, Ohio, and her future ambition is to be a research sociologist. To peo- ple who act themselves Mel always says, Don't worry 'bout a thang. 54'