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

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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'

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v , . ,gl I l E H 1 ..n.. ,. I-IUBERT WASHINGTON Old Head This popular campus personality from Toledo, Ohio, keeps active in the music department. He's a member of the Chapel Four, H. L. Anthony Chorale, and the choir. Besides, he is the art editor for the Flame and student cafeteria mana- ger. He likes understanding people but dislikes noisy, spoiled -girls. He enjoys history, art, and golf, not to mention chop suey. Teaching is his future ambition. EARL WATKINS Earl A resident of Detroit, Michigan, he has been at the Pines for two years. His major interests include using his creative ability in experiments in the lab. He also enjoys basketball and the company of young ladies. Earl's future plans include becoming a med- ical doctor and specializing in the field of genetics. l-Ie is also quite active in his class and in the USM. He has held previous office as student director of the choir. lr Hi fl ,r 1' L 1 N I U U ADRIENNE WEST ,tu f qui LUQIMJ MQ cdi li, , 1 W ffi3il1 M Mtv J' D U igajxlz Tiger - A newaddition to our campus from Chicago, Illi- nois is this, psychologist of the future who likes fun, senior justice, Actor's Guild, Sparks reporter, and copy editor for the Flame , Waiting really bugs her but to everything she says just be cruel . J T A iggb wt ,-Uk it ,U Jpxflf food, and people. 'l'iger's activities include choir,