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

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WOHELAS' CLUB OFFICERS Active and full of vim and vigor are de- scriptive adjectives for the Cosmopolitan Club. Its membership consists of all the boys of Pine Forge Academy. Evidences of unity have been exhibited as its mem- bers have taken it upon themselves to fur- nish their lounge and also buy a new tele- vision set for the domuitory. This club is under the dynamic sponsorship of Dean Herbert Davis who dedicates himself whole- heartedly to this club. The officers are from left to right: qseatedy Calvin Murphy-- sgt. -at-arms, LuVince Cann--President, Gregory Brown--Vice-President, James Barber--Treasurer. fStandingj Jerry Mur- phy--historian, Kenny Forbes--asst. treas- urer, Dennis Mosby--chaplain, Warren Harris--sgt. -at-arms, David McCottry-- secretaryf ' Wohelas' Club was first organized in 1955. Its membership consisted of all dor- mitory girls. Formerly it gave a spring festival each year for the Cosmos , but now it gives the Christmas Party. This years extravaganza was an event that will long be remembered. Its officers are from left to right: Edna Thomas, vice-presidentg Cyn- thia Mason, historiang Vashti Ashley, pres- identg Pat Davidson, treasurerg Jerolean Walton, asst. secretaryg Grannel Simmons, sgt-at-armsg Suzanne Smith, sgt. -at-armsg Mary Harris, chaplaing and Deborah Watkins secretary fnot picturedj. COSMOPOLITANS' CLUB OFFICERS

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The Senate is composed of representatives from each class and their duty is to voice the opinion of the students to the faculty. Clifford Drakeford, Vice- President of the U. S. M. , presides over each meet- ing. They are from left to right: Sam Williams, seniorg Brenda Chester, seniorg Diane Bookhardt, seniorg Dennis Mosby, seniorg Carol Bookhardt, seniorg Pat Davidson, seniorg Edna Thomas, secretary: Clifford Drake- ford, chairmang Gail Davis, sophomore, David McCottry, seniorg Irene Starks, seniorg Artis Ford, sophomoreg Monrosa John- son, freshmang Charles Watson, junior: Deborah Watkins, junior fnot pic- turedj. THE SENIOR JUSTICE THE SENATE One of the new organizations on our campus is the Senior Court whose duty is to promote better decorum from the Senior class mem- bers. Good moral character and respect from fellow classmates are qualities which have made it possible for these students to achieve this challenging distinction. Stand- ing from left to right: Adrienne Gillis, Diane Bookhardt, Adrienne West, Carol Bookhardt, Booker Rice, Irene Starks, Suz- anne Smith, and Chief Justice, Gregory Brown.

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tid FUTURE LEADERS O-F AMERICA OFFICERS The Spanish Honor Society is a group of illustrious stu- dents who have maintained at least a B average in Spanish for three consec- utive semesters. They endeavor to maintain their average and help other students who may not be as conscientious. They are sponsored this year by Mrs. Nelson, who was also a member of such an or- ganization when she at- tended St. Louis University. They are seated from left to right: Dennis Mosby, Cynthia Mason, Rocke- feller Twymann, Joyce Orr, Wendell Cheatham, Darlene Stowe, Barry, Earl Watkins, Pat David- son, David McCottry, Donna Franklin, Edna Thomas, Rolando Stewart, and not pictured are Sam Williams and Jerry Mur- phy. In order to attract and hold its membership, The Future Leaders of America must provide both enter- tainment and educational activities. Their main objective is to stimulate an interest in the student body to further their education and it seeks to aid them in their endeavors. They are making plans to attend some of the universities in this area, mainly University of Pennsylvania and Bryn Mawr. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Eileen Nelson and the auspices of Wendell Cheatham---President, Donna Franklin---Vice-President, and Darlene Stowe--- Secretary they should have quite an invigorating year. THE SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Flirt-