Pine Grove High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pine Grove, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

v 3 5 2 x i I ! Q l l 1 A I1 12952 f 9,6 using! N-M13 In l UZWI' 'fn A, . -. ,. , Q, 1... . .4 , V I .. I . ,--. ,. I -j rr.. .', I .4 -.4 4,f v ff- f,vfry ' 'w D if ,019 r 1 Amit, lf,-J' Z-I.. ,J tix ' I 't o . 1 ' ,-- ,' 4' . , , v It- - ff ,-if 'fn 7 13 J, -'IVA' 1 .. Af 0 JU - -'1 - ' J un - ,Lf ff!! J! 'gt' - 7 VJ 21- -I '42, - rs ! :TSW rj- ,e iw JJXV, lip. 4 J' , ' I ' fi' f fy!! 149' l ffV:. uffV 5: ,s111',,',-I-I, A2 ' , -253' -1 J ' ' ' r Qi, 1. Q3 sr ,J ' pw ILEZEI EEZXEl 1 1. 'W e EQQSQB ., V-I. -. , A w'5u 3. af I ,, i . - I I. 5- b ly' Y x I ,g 3 . I 1 . I l,iAf'fv'.a.m!f4 l. 'lvfby I. X V 1 , kr .--554-,w -. .- I, ,- 4 ,lg . . . ' 5 ,.. AV .tl A Y1. . - HQ' -. 'V .' 4 .- . .-' ' '. 1 ' 'LC' W I v I . 1 Q P4 . ' ,hp 0 1 J: 1 F -' 1, xr. B ., 9 - ,,....--A V ,, . ,-Lwi l' rf' , ' V if . 1 ..','-- -M ,1 A AV,-x4, ,,-.Js,. . -.. -1 , .34 tam .g54 .,.! I Q v WTfxE-QVMWJITZVEI, .Lev-,,VfTuwM':if , 1 ' , -7 x A' -- -. V V Av '25-:r..'1L,j,g,y-.lgs ,y-,., V-':L:,,'L.:2.:.A '-:Q , t V, Vggy - 4. 1 1 iv , I -x x gQ,giggy...gV.-,u w V , 1' '- V- W. f 1- ,' ,' V -. L -. -' . , 'Q V r - 'SA Vsfzgigim iff EQ YL ' VM A - .Vu .fm 7 , ,.f' V: 3 71 ' . 1 -. ,'. V iff. A V-ir? 1 V. '4 2 gl A ' . , 'f1 Aq,5,, - V V -V fmW - V VQQVW Ai 1 an V, , , g , f, g.',,:,- lik-'I L if-L V, .' Al -. .5-Q-5139 . KEM 35 9-x F- 'fg,.,'f.3,.?5iA : -V. X fa 'uf ' . ' V -n.n,gg,ij.:.n-W. dH 'r?fw! Ju, ' 4--.VV,V,L ,A , ' V V..,,l3- V 1f'j:3'1 - Q5 V W UV: A A A A-QAFQ-WW ' 'J 'MV 4 if ' A ff TA 'n fE9421Afff r I-A -IV' r ' 7' 'iii 1- ' 5 '23f f143G5 Q' A: 15531 A ' T P 7 'F ZNEX1 ' M , .V 5 1. A six, ' . -.,,?,'f..a,f:5 3 5,-V,,1,N, A ' X- 4 ' - ' ' fs ' Aw:-s,,A ' ww ,, - A A A :r j it V V V V - f ' 55 E f ' 14-T V' ,fbf a- V, 'f ff Pb'?vz'VfiE.RE J -V A . . V' - , .. Ar .ffm .f ' LIE'-Ia -- 5iv.4,l'.2lf Y, f 5,2-, J ., f- mr.: ' 14 vig 1 . V'-F' .Lf 'N - .. f -L ,,... VV V 1 Q- V- sevigiwfzw L A'-lark-I'r+1 A- 'Q-'4'fA 45 5 4- Q f A .W . ,WI 5 L,.Y,iLV' yy iwlil. -t 31512,-,g' . . -,-I'?,-4V.:g.w,,-QMYLN ,3 .V,,,MQ1JnN -I- V' 4 1 A V .2 -+g.,fg-2'QgQ, .'j' Qwxakff q -1- '4 A2 ': 3ifrrifW5f:. ?+'-5-ff,, U, ig. 3 Ag 14' ii 'F' 4 41, , Am 'F 1. V g M P ,, 3 - 'ff , A Cl!! .V I 'ji 1 we ' ,--'V 5 ,'-'f-. iI xl 1 f .. nj. ,l . , ' ' Y '.1,': i' ,nm . ,. H5455-A -1- Milt 1 'A1 1 V A ' . f71'1NI'l' 1 'vig 3?b'ff3 T 4Cr, :'-qv. - - V. ' V X 'J' : I- IV -M192 siwrv ' .,.' w .6f,., ' ', ' ' ' QQ . ' ' A D .n,j::f,Vg94V,5aa'fQ5gf, 5 H.-'w Q V. X Q. ,R TF 13,94 aQ.xIXGm1:i,f',-fg','fl2:':- . v EK . ji! i - H l 1 3.32.51 '-ff ' yVf .',- - 'Ar' ' N V QV: , q- .1 ,' ,. .-'-5- wrN.5jW' 5.31 - V-uf... f 3 xlainj 5 3-gi g ,fff Af A-A',.f,:gyT.-aM'q-,Y 53,3 3 I V. H lyk..-3Ffi14.2:.yL-.S fy. Si vi- . ,Xi 5 .f,.4f 1 ggg.- V A F Q '3 2' mf ? ,Y V ,ivy ,?i? ' .,: - f V... V FL. QSAh?mf:Qi21e'A-AWVT,-, V, A A gf: 4-AHHWEMA 6 W2 1 ' 2 gs --5 p 1 V 24 V Q'-fpfvf , ml ' f -W-vg A'Yl1'f',: fe:-m :HA mf A i . 4 1 .. ,, A N -f 11 in ' .:. Y, -lf'- Q - Aq, A iA :Qeff+Lvf fffiw :1a,4fiiG-A'-ig ' i ' 'lf' sffffv . lf nw V-An ,, 9- J amie-HJ'Q'A 2'1-fA'f'A'.i'AZfilfx':f V 2 ' x 'J 1--3.0 2-F21 -, if ,V .--?4AfA- Lf'!.'V 'fYff' W' 'A 'SX W' 'I ,J 12-' 4 E. V L .:43'L'L'113':H'Q', -..'..,LV.,,fyV ge., .gin ZV. .315 ,,.,,,f.,gf V?Tvii'-1.1-V fx, 4- A -V , ,V V A y 4iffffii'?-7x-fgA,'iffafT.- Z- I ' A A . pr--r.'1i'f'3'1f '5l.cfS'm -.fgw15 ' A- A 'A ' A' , uw .il . : ,l - , V F. I- .. . -ff: . 1,1 .f - 1 :Fil .. M .:1v: IAknU , I, . .-:Eglin 1.1.-A.I:. . bflfgf .J-:,MQ.a,Sj,:, , - F.gr'i!,'ff5?? .hi,,49.,.f ' J. f5?.H fy i:,if,,.:,1,-442 ,: Au, it fL3.Qg5?f5QF,fQt,'g,:5t,g4gl,v,1-V 3.1 A ,x.:,fw.5.2w 144-4,5fwd,pffgfgQ55q3Jgs9 I aw at 7, I Y,M.y:!. A'l, H I 1 ,,, .I ..,,,V:.?,,q,M .V H ....f a?6f'Y7w .1--A' qlfifwy ,wfyvg-ffE':,.5- ' '. .-N5 ' .gf ' AfQf'1'S?g1Q1Tf:,5.J2.f'?f1,55 Hffiizw ,N-' ..fE1Sf?QI:vH f.. ,-.1:'- .,,,f:g3.-' dmv- - ky-.V -fm ...-.wi .,,'F.+Hz 5 - 1- -K L.,-.+V -1:1 ff 145,44-I - . ,gmw-a-.aw , ,-qrf.'f:4f .',.11-AH -Q' f --AAAQW'-Aff -v'i,'f1,-'15-ff A'.,,'. ' auf - .--'Q' fJ.u:.'J1':,--wV2rr:wf-1--w a., . ,.f,-M,lf'!.-4-519ffl .'1V-f.5'5A '..::' ,I .3315- ' ' '-,,-nIfI1AA:' ',.-,g-i-f5 ..ff'1f, ' .-air' . ,, -? f5A ,V- A- 4'- if-1- 'f':i'ff ffr-5.1-+21 1.1 u..-'i4VF3'1,g1a!':J- '..-. A - 0 . yi., nnqigg. IH:-,Jiff A ' kifqigfp-:TL'?:r,::,.,4.,.rifs,'.J,qL '- A-:f: ,,,.,i,i,1 A .m,.4,-9 . .V -A .rf r ?-'W ' 4fLtE'f'A ',1.-'F f 35' rf: ,,,v?f', . AA f',. r.' sal? Un- iff Wi?4 A'f Ai!wfm,..-'L 1. ' ',ir1?'y ,.f '. ' ,!Mff'A'p3,r- ifwfvj--'4 A .. -.,4f: ' ,g,4,,gu:T? -: gf. -.4 A: . 'g,124 M ,,,, '-'V . f vu-',. ' , , f . , - ,,...w+-',.+- '1V1 L5-ff Mm gmitz.. ' Q-iw. '1' : 33f'f1w l.: - .- ' 'l..:':,:.. I -Jai.-l,5...,,JF1A ,fd Kip.-. ' 'AW-1.,-4113, ., v'.,,,,siLl.4.7'r!.Z1x.gj7f1:,..f-ff'.-., :lx - K ' 1-! 'A :'-'. .:'-' ', .J ',- -' Y H5 'y11Vi1. . ,--2 .- V , 1 J 5 , r' 103,94 .5.,1.:gJ'g,.f Flyer 4 ,-1.i,.5-L -f ,,,, ..,g,a. A- uf- A .. ' -v-f-2-A:--5-.. 'g ' ,,-f 77'5 V.-.w'1'T ffV.V-Wffi .fVV.1':,.w A' A in-.. N... In -QQCEWGI-jig.. 4.-1 ugiJJf,gVig!..1-1-,',3,,.V::5,, , I 3.65511-'?.zn-1.. ,+:ALi-ll' :QA 1' M ,J N ln' , -an ,Wf5.,,,.. .,,g-AL. .-1: - : - ..V..p,,,-V ,1-.YQ-IL.. win, , iw ,ff aVf,,..5Mmn n -1QI'q- fifzrgy,-,j.g,L.'?,-,, ,,,4Jwl'-r ' B .-ru' -mn- . .wghy-y.,17g','1M .UNK Tm: cnnnmnl. Pine GIFOVWB High School Walume Namded '7weni1f-Iwo PUBLISHED BY 'run snmon CLASS BETTY STAI-IL Editor-in-Chief CARDINAL STAFF DOLORES MENDELL ALICE DITZLER Associate Editor Business Manager LOIS SNYDER Assistant Business Manager 1 , . , E3fm.fs'iffZL!?fie2,1 I ' - - ' - ,v I I AgW,imsu. . ,, I 'W-is., a -125235 , , J I iz 1: aa. -3- ., :.'.ta-QV:-2:2's3' A -A JOHN GOODMAN IANET ADAMS BEATRICE DITZLER IOHN FIDLER Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistant Art Editor .5455 T ' ' ,Z , ,,1, . Q I gf' ' W2 , Y' . GEORGE MILLER EVA DAUBERT HELEN GAY SHELEY Sports Editor Snapshot Editor Literary Editor LITERARY STAFF Anna Lou Fisher Shirley Stupp Anna Mae Wenrich Arlene Kramer Mae Krause Richard Longsderlf Stanley Ferrebee BUSINESS STAFF Eva Dauhert Lorraine Hummel Phyllis Spittler Betty Miller Arnet Krammes Eugene Stahl Peter Touchard Advisor f- MARGARET A. MCDONALD DEDICATION M We, the Senior Class of 1952, wish to dedicate this twenty-second volume of the Cardinal to iss glzefzlexf qafzman We sincerely thank her for the endless advice, cooperation and friendship which she has given us during our high school years. CLASS ADVISORS W We, the Class of 1952, Wish to express our appreciation to our Advisors, miss glzefzlexl qafzman Wh. Riclzafza gmifln for the time and effort they have so ably given us throughout our days in Senior High School. zfi6??22mmMzW.LiiZimwZZ QNQ ,..., ' l .., iq.. . fri?-54-N . M. gh tl... .Q Hwy ML fNT7QQ'f EECH CULT SCHOOL BOARD W IOI-IN H. BEUCHLER SLATER A. SCHWARTZ ROY SNYDER Secretary President Vice-President ELLSWORTH R. KAUFFMAN ERNEST S. SPITTLER Treasurer -5- MARVIN O. WERLEY, M.S. in Ed. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Slatington High School Kutztown State Teachers College Muhlenberg College, Ph.B. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. in Ed ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY MABEL M. GREENAWALT, M.Ed. ' ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Pine Grove I-Iigh School Millersville State Teachers College Lebanon Valley College Pennsylvania State College '-17'-1 Aww .aww wwf?-A i i A I 'q A - I P 1 , f x, ,,- xV . is BRUCE L. CHRIST, M.S. Pine Grove High School Gettysburg College Bucknell University Physics, Chemistry, Consumer Chemistry, Science Treasurer: Pine Grove High School Activity Fund IRENE HARTUNG, B.S. Tamaqua High School Kutztown State Teachers College Art RUTH W. CHRIST, B.A, Spring Grove High School Hood College Pennsylvania State College Social Studies, American History Advisor: Senior Tri-Hi-Y D. WEBSTER LEHMAN, M.Ed. Carlisle High School Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Mathematics Advisor: Senior Hi-Y SHERLEY GARMAN, A.B. Iohn Harris High School, Harrisburg Dickinson College, Carlisle English Advisor: Iunior Tri-Hi-Y Class of 1952 MARGARET A. MCDONALD, B.S. Blythe Township High School East Stroudsburg State Teachers College English, Social Studifes Advisor: CARDINAL G. BRUCE HENNINGER, B.S. Pine Grove High School Lafayette College Pennsylvania State College Mathematics Advisor: PINE CONE Faculty Manager, I. V. Coach ROBERT W. McLEAN, B.S. Lehighton High School Pennsylvania State College Muhlenberg College East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Vocational Agriculturle, Science Advisor: Future Farmers of America -3- IOHN P. MUSSELMAN, B, S. Pen Argyl High School Millersville State Teachers College Industrial Arts Advisor: Industrial Arts Club IOSEPHINE K. STODART, B.S. Pine Grove High School Kutztown State Teachers College Latin, Library Science Advisor: PINE CONE MARY K. SMITH, B.S. Frankfort High School Pennsylvania State College Home Economics Advisor: Future Homemakers of America CARMINE PEPE, M.Ed. Sharon High School Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physical Education and Health Coach: Varsity Athletics RICHARD E. SMITH, B.S. West Pittston High School Mansfield State Teachers College Columbia University Music Advisor: Iunior and Senior Glee Clubs, Band DALE WOLFINGER, B.S. East Union Township High School, Sheppton East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Biology, Geography Advisor: Iunior Hi-Y RLIDOLPH SPRENGER, A,B., MLTT. Union High School, Turtle Creek, Pa. University of Pittsburgh University of Pennsylvania German, Social Studies Advisor: Student Council MARGARET I. ZIMMERMAN, B.S. Pine Grove High School East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Health and Girls' Physical Education Advisor: Senior and Iunior Cheerleaders ,-19,4 To the Class of 1952: Congratulations to the smiling group of boys and girls in this graduating class. We hope that Whatever your choice may be, you will have the best of luck. If we have been only a little help in your school life, We feel that our work has been fruitful. Be sure to hold on always to the fine things for which our forefathers lived and, when necessary, died. We may, indeed, enjoy a heritage which Was left for us. -MARVIN O. WERLEY. ,-1 10 -f Xin SZHIORS . IANET M. ADAMS I H JANET f' Hep on fashions . . . whirls about the dance floor . . . the artist of 52 . . . has the travel itch . . . roots for her Alma Mater. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Glee Club . . . Class Play. DENNIS L. AUNGST DENNIS The world is his to roam . . . has eyes for only Marion . . . Quiz Kid of sports . . . a hearty I'Ii! . . . Be- ware of those brainstormsl COURSE: Academic - ACTIVITIES: Senior Hi-Y . . . Baseball. if WILLIAM 1. AUNGST l4BILLxr Soon to tie a sailor's knot . . . Spartan build . . . has his Math stored up yonder . . . a flash on roller-skates Iust something about that gal. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Play. LANDIS L. BROWN BROWNIE A shy guy . . . a dog and a gun is all I ask . . . Wil- lard's right-hand man . . . got the black and blues while skating . . . has a little farm in mind. COURSE: Agriculture ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. ,-112,-f Has Eve Arden shaking in her boots . . . the gift of gab . . . throws super parties . . . makes with the music . Tomorrow's another day. ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Glee Club . . . Senior Class Play . . . Student Council . . . Cardinal Staff. Intelligent . . . spic and span . . . Voiceless after last night's game . . winner of 62, ACTIVITIES: Pine Cone Staff . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Executive . Committee . . . Senior Glee Club . . . Senior Tri- I-li-Y. EVA L. DAIIBERT If il COURSE: Academic ALICE A. DITZLER . diligent worker . . . Pulitzer Prize COURSE: Academic BEATRICE DITZLER I BEATRICE Her heart belongs to someone special . . . quiet . . . wields a paint brush . . . neat . . . works at Indiantown Gap. supposedly and dainty COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-I-IifY . . . Senior Glee Club . . .Pine Cone Staff . . . Cardinal Staif. ELLEN I. DORAN ELLEN One of the Home Ec. gang . . . always ready to help . . . had a wonderful trip to Florida . . . basketball fan . . . pleasing disposition. COURSE: Home Economics. ACTIVITIES: F. I-I, A .... Senior Glee Club. GUY R. FESSLER FESSLER Hates girls??? . . , happy-go-lucky . . . has an eye for clothes . . . a quiz kid in chemistry . . . oodles of friends. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Hi-Y . . . Band. STANLEY W. FERREBEE I STAN Neat , . . hands the girls a line . , . a curly-haired tenor . . . inseparable from Danny and Dennis . . . to succeed Reverend Youse. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Stage Club . . . Cardinal Staff. 23 :- I I IOHN M. FIDLER UIOHANNU Loaded with fun . . . Miss Hartung's friend . . , Call Iohn's Interior Decorating Service . . . loves the girls . . . sharp dresser. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Cardinal Staff . . . Senior Hi-Y . . . Pine Cone Staff. ANNA LOU FISHER ANNA Lou Our Rise Stevens . . . neat dresser . . . we'll study 'Carmen' today, pupils . . . a smile in your direction . . . a model church member. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club . . . Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Senior Class Play. .-111,-f IOHN PETER TOUCHARD PETE UPete's Taxi Service . . . jovial . . . lacks shadow . . . buried in books Qpleasure onlyl . . . free as a breeze. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior I-Ii-Y . . . Stage Club . . . Class Play . Cardinal Staff. IUNE D. FRANTZ IUNE Hear that giggle??? , . . friendly . . . ardent sports fan . . . Mary Ellen's and Arlene's pal . . . neat dresser. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. IOHN E. GOODMAN cc n lose lturbi of P. G. H. S .... Willing, lovable guy . . . Mrs. Christ's handyman . , . comedian on the stage college-bound. A COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Student Council . . . Band . . . Stage Club . . . Car- dinal Staff . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Class Play , . . Executive Committee. SHIRLEY F. HAAS SHIRLEY All wrapped up in a little package . . . whiz at the piano any special heart throbs? . . . wild about driving . , . May I have this polka?? COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Cvlee Club. ,-'15,-. I EUGENE C. HUMMEL 3 as PALn Hotfrod happy on his NAIC Chevvy . . . Loves to tease the girls . . . where did he get those curls? . . . takes school as a necessary evil . . . carefree. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Hi-Y . . . Band. LORRAINE I. HUMMEL LORRAINE Sparkling personality . . , Pretty, dark-eyed lass . . . Who gets hoarse at basketball games? . . . A special beau!!! . . . cuts a nifty figure on the dance floor, COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club . . . Senior Tri-I-Ii-Y . . . Cardinal Staff. ROBERT F. HUMMEL ll if Not a care in the world . . . a basketball sharpshooter . . . those short haircuts! . . . What is that special at- traction at Tremont? . . . Iohn's sidekick. COURSE: Industrial Arts ACTIVITIES: Pine Cone Staff . . . Industrial Arts Club . . . Bas- ketball. CHARLES D. KEEFER CHARLIE Handy with a gun . . . nice, quiet guy . . . homework, the least of his worries . . . can be seen on a tractor . . . a fair-haired boy. COURSE: Agriculture ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. .-16... ARLENE A. KRAMER ARLENE Listens starry-eyed to a sailor's yarn . . . fair-skinned lassie . , . sky-rocketing I. Q ..., Oh! those long tressesl . . . a china doll come to life. COURSE: Academic MYRLE I. KRAMER MYRLE A flash on the basketball floor . . . shooting star on her bicycle . . . not a care in the world . . . mixes super sundaes . . . Oh, that giggle! COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. RUTH L. KRAMER u n Iunior skyscraper . . . cheery smile . . . soda jerk . . liked by everyone . . . helpful, COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. ARNET E. KRAMMES ARNIE High seas, here I come . . . Nancy's daily escort . . . Oh, girls, what a line!! . . . did you see HArnie drive? 1 . . . sporty guy. 1 COURSE: Agriculture ' ACTIVITIES: Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Executive Committee, MARY ELLEN KRAMMES MARY ELLEN Loves movies . . . petite miss . . . Mary Ellen without Iune? Neverll . . . Neat as a pin . . . often seen in a Ford, COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. IEAN M. KRAUSE u ry Loves to dance the polka . . . handy in the kitchen . . . never a hoedown Without Iean . . . quiet lass . . . seen with Iackie. COURSE: Home Economics ACTIVITIES: F. H. A. MAE KRAUSE u at Voice like a meadow-lark . . . can't say No to a friend . . , great movies fan . . . honor roll student . . . likes a certain blue Plymouth. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club . . . F. H. A .... Cardinal Staff . . . Pine Cone Staff. DONALD E. LEHR DLICKY Never misses a shot??? . . . good matured . . . pint size . . . wants a small farm somewhere . . . quiet lad. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Iunior Sportsman's Club. W ,.18,-1 CHARLES H. LENGEL BANDY Deceptively quiet . . . one of the shop boys . . . hear that laugh?? . . . working with tools is his hobby . . . I Williamson Trade is his goal. COURSE: Industrial Arts ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club . . . Executive Committee . . Baseball. RICHARD W. LONGSDERFF u yt An intelligent, good-natured lad , . . Anchors Aweigh . . . see that pass??? . . . Wow! . . . that red shirt! . . . can handle that gavel at class meetings. COURSE: Industrial Arts ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Class President. NAOMI H. LOY NAOMI books are for . . . gets along with Mae. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Glee Club. TRENA O. MARS TREN A Sees visions of herself in a starched whit math whiz . . , Usually seen at hoedowns able . . . Busy bee. 1 COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. h-19E Red hair with blush to match . . . another follower of Florence Nightingale . . . cheerful gal , , . knows what e uniform . . . . . Change DALE V. McINTYRE DALE Why does he like Bird's Hill? . . . future Trade School student . . . boisterous . . . forgetful . . . loves schoolff? COURSE: Agriculture ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-I-Ii-Y. DOLORES I. MENDELL DOLORES Faithful to Gooey . , . Petite and cheery . . . Those dimplesl . . . Talent for getting into trouble . . . Loads of friends. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Cheerleader . . . Cvlee Club . . . Class Play . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Pine Cone Staff. 'it 1:- DANIEL E. MERRELL DANNY Loves girls -and more girls . . . fun-loving and care- free . . . likeable guy . . . always has his homeWork?? . . . Seems to like chemistry class. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Stage Club. ARLENE I. MILLER ' ARLENE A smile for everyone . . . chums with Iune and Mary Ellen . . . Navy Blue, I love you . . . 5' 6 with eyes of brown . . . the youngest of the class. COURSE: Academic ,-f 20 ,-.f ELIZABETH I. MILLER BETTY Full of fun . . . slaves at lncliantown Gap . . . needs a pill for her car . . . Where's the sport page, Bettyllln . . . pint size, COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Trifl-Ii-Y . . . Senior Glee Club . . . Cardinal Staff. GEORGE H. MILLER GEORGE Ierry Lewis of the class . . . sharp dresser . . . Iohn's right-hand man . . . craves red hair . . . gives with the sports lingual. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior I-Ii-Y . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Pine Cone Staff. tease. A seams-and-s in sports . . ing letters. Carrot-top . painted ,..f ii SHIRLEY A. MILLER SHIRLEY robot worker . . . special i COURSE: Home Economics ACTIVITIES: F. H. A. ALBERT H. MITSKY UAL!! . nimrod . . . brews trick with little brown freckles COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Stage Club. 21- titches gal . . . hear that giggle . . . whiz nterest in write s with 'AErnie . . . loves to 2 'f' 'VMQAV SARA E. MOYER NSARA1, Keeps steady company . . . pushes the peddle on the Chevvy . . . Oh, Iiml . . , Did you see any new movies lately, Sara? . . . basketball enthusiast. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Glee Club. BETTY LOU READINGER BETTY Cheery greeting for everyone . . . wants to sit behind a desk . . . no man in her life??? . . . sport enthusiast . . . did you see her hoedown? COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-I-Ii-Y . . . Senior Glee Club, Tall brunette . . . likes curly hair . . . plans to make some lucky guy happy . . . sweet and friendly . . . quietll COURSE: Academic ERNEST C. REHRER ERNIE One of the short people . . . did you see T. V. lately? . . . tricks up his sleeve . . . woman-hater? . . . makes friends easily. INA M. READINGER U INN: COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Stage Club. -22,-1 IACQUELINE L. SCHACH IACKIE Little and full of pep . . . cute blonde . . . Why does she like Tremont?? . . . Always seen at hoedowns . . . comfortable behind a sewing machine. COURSE: Home Economics ACTIVITIES: F. H. A .... Executive Committee. ANDREW I. SCHUCKER SOCK Makes that trombone talk . . . plans to Wear bell bot- toms in the future . , . temper! temper! . . . doesn't mind being teased?? . . . outdoor man. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Band . . . Hi-Y. HELEN GAY SHELEY HELEN GAY Superline female driver . . . brains plus , . . clicks a camera like a pro . . . dramatic ability . . . college on her mind. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Cardinal Staif . . . Senior TrifHi-Y . . . Senior Clee Club . . . Class Treasurer . . . Student Council . . , Pine Cone Staff. LOIS A. SNYDER Lois Sugar and spice . . . personality plus . . . pretty red- head . . . captivating friendliness . . . loves to work. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-I-IifY . , . Class Secretary . . . Band . . . Senior Glee Club . . . Student Council . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Cardinal Staff. ,-23,- EUGENE A. STAHL STAHL Stepped out of Esquire magazine , . . earns his pen- nies working for Madenford's . . . heavy foot on the accelerator . . . anything goes . . , lends a helping hand. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Cardinal Staff . . . Senior I-Ii-Y. SHIRLEY A. STUPP SHIRLEY Faithful attendance!! . . . Iudy Canova of our class . . . Betty's passenger . . . member of the waitress union . . . ever true to her friends. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Cardinal Staff . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Glee Club . . . Senior Tri-Hi-Y. PHYLLIS I. SPITTLER PHYL Never at a loss for words . . . loves sports . . . lively and lovable . . . full of fun . . . pert miss. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-I-Ii-Y . . . Senior Cvlee Club . . . Executive Committee . . . Student Council . . . Cardinal Staff . . . Cheerleader. BETTY MARIE STAHL BETTY Not a hair out of place . . . her heart belongs to 'ADick . . . scholastic ability . . . career in hair style . . , cheerful companion. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Cardinal Staff . . . Cvlee Club . . . Pine Cone Staff . . . Senior Tri-I-li-Y. -24,-. ANNA MAE WENRICH ANNA MAE Sold heart and soul to HBob . . . busy as a bee . . . neat . . . your friend and my friend . . . a jolly miss. COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Cardinal Staff . . . Band . . . Glee Club . . . Senior Tri-I-Ii-Y . . . Pine Cone Staff. VIVIAN Y. WENRICH VIVIAN Another who yearns to care for the sick . . . mention Clyde and Watch her smile . . . loves to sing . . . Ev- eryone's pal . . . May I have this dance? COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . Glee Club. WILLARD I. ZERBE WILLARD I Flirt . . . won recognition as agriculture student . . . usually seen with '-'Charliem and Landis . . . will try anything once . . . swell skater. COURSE: Agriculture ACTIVITIES: F. F. A .... Executive Committee. .-25... JOAN HOMMES This page is dedicated to Ioan Hommes, whose blithe spirit, warm smile, and outstanding personality are a part of the Class of 1952. Unfortunately, Ioan was stricken with infantile paralysis in our junior year and had to leave us. As we leave our Alma Mater, we shall remember Ioan as a beloved classmate, -25H SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Front Row: Lois Snyder, Iacqueline Schach, Loretta Becker. Second Row: Miss Garman. Helen Gay Shclcy, Alice Ditzler, Phyllis Spittler, Mr. Smith. Third Row: Willard Zcrbe, Charles Lcnglc, lack Goodman, Richard Longsderf. Arnet Kra as ALMA MATER QTUNE: MAn Old American Songnl Nestled in among the mountains, In a vale we love, Lies a pleasant little village Which is named Pine Grove. CHORUS: Here we all have gained our knowledge, In the school we love, Now we hail our Alma Mater: Hail! All hail Pine Grove. She has taught us life's great lessons, And has taught them well: We're prepared to light life's battles, Then in peace to dwell. If our lives have led us onward To famed heights above, Then can we, with pride, point backward To our dear Pine Grove. ,-27.- CLASS SONG QTO the Tune: May the Good Lord Bless and Keep Younj When the morning light is breaking O'er the eastern mountain's rim, And the world to work is waking, Let us sing our happy hymn. Vkfith the joys of life before us And life's battles stern and grim, With a kindly heaven o'er us Vxfe will sing our happy hymn. So heres to the sky above us, And here's to the wheat fields of gold, Heres to the friends that love us, And our love shall ne'er grow cold. For our friends and fields and mountains, Under heaven's kindly blue, To our class and to our high school. Dear old Pine Grove, here's to you: frepeatl -JOHN GOODMAN. Silt MOTTO: Every day is a fresh beginning: Every morn is the world made new. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose S2 CLASS POEM GAY NINETIES Horseless carriages and old gas lights, And bicycles built for two, Are memories to the ladies and gents Of the Class of 52. A salute to Diamond lim we give, To derbies and bustles, too, As the memories of this age still live With the Class of 52. The days they played the good old jazz Seem rather quaint to you, So, though we like the Gay Nineties, Were a modern 52. -ARLENE KRAMER and HELEN GAY SHELEY. -2g,. CLASS HISTORY M As we march down the aisle to the strains of Hpomp and Circumstancef' we have many fond memories of the events we have enjoyed together. In our freshman year, students from adjoining districts joined us, making an enrollment of fifty-six. Class organization came with our sophomore year as we elected our class advisors and class officers. Our first activity was a soup and bake sale. Later in the year we held a hoedown called The Hop of Hearts, at which we crowned the King and Queen of Hearts. The highlight of our sophomore year was the Sophomore Hop, which was held in the early spring. ln our junior year we awaited Christmas with much anticipation because at this time our treasured class rings would arrive, We held a hoedown at which we raffled off turkeys. Rivalry grew between our class and the junior class of Tremont as we fought enthusiastically to win the newspaper contest. The wholehearted cooperation and diligent work of everyone enabled us to emerge victorious. With regret we said good-bye to our class advisor, Mr. Himmelberger, who left us to become a member of the faculty of West Read- ing High School. The crowning of the king and queen, Paul Gooey Lehman and Ethel Miller, was held in the oriental atmosphere of our junior Prom, called Tea for Two. This dance was the last event of a successful junior year. After three eventful years we finally reached our exalted position - we were seniors! This year we elected a new class advisor, Mr. Richard Smith. The first event of the year was our class play, Act Your Age, a comedy under the capable direction of Miss Garman. During our senior year we took an educational trip to Pottsville, where we saw many places of interest. On February 16, we held our last important dance. Valentines Day leaves us with many memories. Our final trip, one for which we labored since entering high school, found us enroute to Washington. Upon our return, we took leave of our classmates and teachers. Regretfully we depart from Pine Grove High School, where the good times we enjoyed together will soon be only a memory, Bravely we set out to face whatever the future holds for us, certain that the knowledge we gained in Pine Grove High School will aid us in all future endeavors. -ANNA MAE WENRICH and MAE KRAUSE. ,- 29 ,- CLASS WILL We, the students of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-two of Pine Grove High School, knowing that we are about to make our departure and being, supposedly of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testament for the purpose of bequeathing our memories, cares, woes, and responsibilities, plus our good times and high ideals to our friends, classmates, and teachers in the following form: ARTICLE I-To Our Alma Mater: Our best wishes for a bright and happy future. ARTICLE II-To the Faculty: Pleasant memories of perfect attendance, excellent preparation for all classes and unexcelled cooperation. To Miss Sherley Garman, our class advisor, we leave our sincere gratitude for the counseling and end- less help she has given to us. To Mr. Richard Smith, our class advisor, we also bequeath our thanks for his help in our last year of high school. ARTICLE III-The Underclassmen: To the Iuniors: The dignity, ambition, and financial Wizardry possessed by their upperclassmen. The Other Classes: First: A golden example to follow as we, the 'Seniors of 1952, have set up. Second: Our knowledge that we were supposed to adopt ourselves to, and then forgot. Third: Our sympathy for the rocky road ahead. ARTICLE IV-We, the Senior boys of 1952, will our Hne cooperation, ambition, and well-behaved man- ners to the underclassmen. ARTICLE V-We, the Senior girls of 1952, will our 'Aovernight bags to the underclassmen. ARTICLE VI-We, the members of the Senior Class of l952, do hereby bequeath the following: I Ianet Adams, will my art ability to anyone who needs it. Dennis Aungst, will my position on the baseball team to George Tennessee Morgan. William Aungst, will my boldness to anyone who will not be afraid to use it. Landis Brown, will my shortness to Lum Rein- hard. Eva Daubert, will my witty personality to Vera Kintzel. Alice Ditzler, will my love of English class to Dale Kramer fwho hates itj. Beatrice Ditzler, will my petiteness to anyone who desires the same. Ellen Doran, will my quietness to Shirley Cook. Stanley Ferrebee, will my singing ability to Iohn Zimmerman. Guy Fessler, leave to give the teachers of Pine Grove High School a big relief. Iohn Fidler, will my height to Miss Greenawalt. Anna Lou Fisher, will my singing voice to my cou- sin, Nancy. Iune Frantz, will my unwanted ability to blush to Dixie Lee Harvey. lack Goodman, will my stage productions to the Stage Crew. Shirley Haas, will my shortness to Ianet Schucker. Eugene Hummel, will my ability of cowboy driv- ing to Marlen Wenrich. Lorraine Hummel, will my friendliness to whoever needs it. Robert Hummel, will my short haircuts to Mr. Christ. Charles Keefer, will my working ability to Ronald Keefer. Arlene Kramer, will my German marks to my brother, Earl. Myrle Kramer, will my love of sports to Myrle Walters. Ruth Kramer, will my ability to work at Zimmer- man's to lane Witnier. Arnie Krammes, will all my fun and pesting to my brother, Irvin. Mary Ellen Krammes, will my blonde hair to who- ever may want it. Iean Krause, will my quietness to Lorraine Schach. Mae Krause, will my singing to whoever desires the same. Donald Lehr, will my freckles to my cousin, George Ditzler, who needs them. Charles Lengel, will my architectural drawing abil- ity to Richard Wertz. ARTICLE VII-We, the members of the A'Senior Class, Richard Longsderff, will my love of sports to any- one who dislikes them. Naomi Loy, will my red hair to my cousin, Faye Hindman. Dale McIntyre, will my ability to wander around the halls without being caught to Kenny Unger. Trena Mars, will my math ability to my brother, Richard. Dolores Mendell, will my dimples to Richard Hein- bach, who wishes he had some. Daniel Merrell, will my bashfulness to Charles Um- benhauer. Arlerile Miller, will my athletic ability to Nita Wen- ric . Betty Miller, will my car to Myrl. George Miller, will my big feet to anybody who wants them. Shirley Miller, will my athletic ability to Cora Wolfe. Albert Mitsky, will the front seat on the bus to Patsy Ferrebee. Sara Moyer, will my seat on the bus to whoever needs it. Betty Lou Readinger, will my athletic ability to Rita Fidler. Ina Readinger, will my tallness to Mary Neidlinger. Ernest Rehrer, will my ability to tell jokes to Ken- neth Dissinger. lacqueline Schach, will my shortness to LaVerne Keefer. Andrew Schucker, will my ability to play my trom- bone to anyone who can make use of it. Lois Snyder, will my natural red hair to anyone who uses a 'Arinsef' Helen Gay Sheley, will my dramatic ability to some shy underclassman. Phyllis Spittler, will my ability of getting in and out of trouble to anyone who desires it. Eugene Stahl, will my smoking ability to whoever wants to start it. Betty Stahl, will my neat hair-do to anyone who desires the same. Shirley Stupp, will my day-dreaming to someone who is always wide awake. I. Peter Touchard, will my taxi service to Arthur Bachman. Anna Mae Wenrich, will my engagement ring to lo Anne Bonawitz. Vivian Wenrich, will my dimples to Arlene Hughes. Vigllagd Zerbe, will my Chevvie truck to Paul er e. do hereby make and appoint Mr. Marvin O. Wer- ley as executor of this, our Last Will and Testament. We do hereby sign, seal, and publish this as our Last Will and Testament at Pine Grove High School on the second day of Iune, in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred Fifty-two. Witnesses: STANLEY W. FERREBEE, RICHARD W. LONGSDERFF. CLASS PROPHECY M The era of gas lights, horseless carriages, Diamond Iim, and handle-bar mustaches has passed away. Ten eventful years have gone by since our memorable day of graduation. Ten years may not seem like such a long time, but to the Class of U 52, who have gathered in the high school auditorium for a class reunion, it brings back many happy memories that have been forgotten during the years. After the delicious turkey dinner we danced to the music of our own Andy Schucker and his orchestra, featuring Eva Daubert as vocalist. During inter- mission, the noted dramatist, Helen Gay Sheley, gave a few readings, Here and there young housewives such as lna Readinger Herring, Anna Mae Wenrich Dieter, Beatrice Ditzler Fry, and Betty Adams, the former Betty Stahl, who owns a beauty salon, were overheard talking about their children. Many of the young men, namely, Arnet Krammes, Robert Hummel, Eugene Hummel, and William Aungst, who are serving their country, couldn't be present. Richard Longsderff, looking quite handsome in his Navy uniform, managed to get a leave. Also serving their country as nurses, holding the rank of lieutenant, were Betty Miller, Shirley Stupp, and Trena Mars. Gther classmates serving in community hospitals were Myrle and Ruth Kramer, Naomi Loy, Vivian Wenrich, and Shirley Miller, as a nurse's aide, They were conversing with Dr, Peter Touchard about some new drugs. Dennis Aungst, Willard Zerbe, Charles Lengle, Guy Fessler, Ernest Reh- rer, and Dale Mclntyre were discussing their work as carpenters, welders, and bricklayers. With this group were well-to-do farmers, Landis Brown, Charles Keefer, Donald Lehr, and Eugene Stahl, Daniel Merrell, Albert Mitsky, who were completing courses in engineering. Arriving by plane from New York were Anna Lou Fisher, the famous con- cert singerg Iohn Goodman, an organist in one of New York's large churches: Iohn Fidler, the noted interior decorator, Phyllis Spittler, a model, and Iune Frantz, a well-known hair stylist. They were accompanied by Ianet Adams, an airline hostess. Also arriving by plane were Dolores Mendell, the distin- guished dress designer, with her private secretary, Lois Snyder, George Miller, a sports commentator, and Shirley Haas, who worked in Macy's department store. Other secretaries and accountants present at the reunion were Betty Readinger, Lorraine Hummel, Sara Moyer, and Mae Krause. Talking to these secretaries and accountants was Alice Ditzler, the English instructor at our own Pine Grove High School. We learned the following members of our class were working in the large department stores of New York: Ellen Doran, Mary Ellen Krammes, Arlene Kramer, lean Krause, Arlene Miller, and Iacqueline Schach. The reunion ended quite late with a prayer and benediction by the Rev. Stanley W. Ferrebee, -SHIRLEY STUPP and ANNA LOU FISHER. ,-31,-1 SNAPS Sleepy-Time Gals. 5. Our 8. Me and my dog. Those Sisters! Homemakers' 9. One of Eva's Sophisticated 6. How do you parties. Seniors. like my Car? ' 10. Who got Our President. 7. The Big Four. the apples? .-32,-. , sf .1 I 'Y 4. , 'I A A, .ft A:S ,'s.: V- .1-'ig x -7 I - - 2:-Q '.' ' ,la I . S ff f ,:.Q2v-xfyg? 'QQ' .' ' , fi, '!:-2g'ffZg',g?f- Q, pf Q35 E YY if Nl JERSQ-igmg 60 Gs' 3 ' ,7,5b,,, -ii 2 fi' QQ: 5,-5441. D .5 Sf. ' 25 - XX:Sg1cf:b??5jsjLg5,.,9'Q 1 gf , P, Q . 2 H .: l 1, 'L-. - ' ff' .sv - f 't'fL2E5qV.af faqggi- ya! 54 :z ff n 3 gllq ,, ' . .sl 1 ?.:.:.'0-' .4 I .I Q ., :I ' ,u x mf- 'Q Ka .ieer ,1 :: ..- ,. ' ..,ii. ripe' 9 ver, 'L' ,wi I.-Lg., L-,--' 'Ii -A, s' JG ,- -,Q l ,.,' ,I J :,..,,, , W V i 1 -lv Y- - - W gnjv l'?533f-13 gzfgj-A I -:L ggi, L -' ,,Q ..- -nv Yksinlqnmgij wi ' 1-1 - gg Y i 1 '-.fa . gf J Q X X X ww- s vga- . . ar X x '5g'.f:g CY? f .f ' qf X Y' -Fpffk 54 i ,f , y 1 NK in Alle- 52-ggi, - A '.-'ITbi'!.. --14. - 3 ' ,WH if H . X X -1.1 y ' '1 ,',f:f, . 5 QS? f f ' 1- , J q'-...x ' 3 .1 -'-x :L 44 A ,-X, 1 . 'Q' 8 F - rv -, A. g f I 5 ' f rv-v ' ii- 14 f ' - --. I f I Yagi f 1 '..f' L, Q A 4 :AN CL UNIOR GIRLS Front Row: Shirley Shollenberger, Theresa Clark, Nancy Fisher, Ioanne Bonawitz. Dixie Lee Harvey. Arlene Hughes, lane Brommer, Ioan Breisch. Second Row: Mary Alice Reed, Lorraine Neal, Rita Fidler, Faye Herring, Nancy Machamer, Shirley Miller, Shirley Heitz, Ianet Beuchler, loan Snyder, Sara Kcgerreis. Third Row: Betty Ann Zimmerman, Ellen Morgan, Calthanna Behney, Shirley Thompson, Anna Gilbert, lean Henninger, Sarah Hesser, Dorothy Ney, Lorraine Krause, Anna Barr, Nancy Miller. Fourth Row: Barbara Krammes, Vera Klntzel, Shirley Sattizahn. Ioscphine Herring. Shirley Donmoyer, Connslance Thomas, Nancy Knocdler, Shirley Sattizahn, Faye Hindman. Fifth Row: Anis Ienkins, Carolyn Tompkins, Sandra Clements, Mary Boltz, Dolores Wenrich. Shirley Stahl, Alma Aungst, Shirley Cook, Lucy Krammes, Gloria Deriler, Myrl Walters. M J U IOR BOYS Front Row: Robert Lenglc. Robert Fritz, Donald Aungst, Marlin Wenrich. Raymond Morgan, Robert Lyman, Robert Dougherty. Second Row: Charles Wehry, Edward Smith, Merlin Spancake, Harold Heinbach, Roy Ditzler, Richard Wertz, Phaon Herring. Third Row: Kenneth Reinhard, Fred Kerschner, Donald Zechman. Richard Doran, Lamar Lehman, Allen Herring, Cyril Huber, Paul Zerbe. Fourth Row: Ioe Kosolosky, William Lengle, Robert Hopstetter, Donald Zettlemoyer, Donald Reinhard. Iackson Pepe, William Kline, Richard Heinbach. ,-34,-. 1 U IOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Front Row: Betty Ann Zimmerman, Myrl Walters, Sara Kegcrreis, lean Henninger Szcond Row: Mrs. Stodart, Donald Aungst, Raymond Morgan, Mr. Pepe. Third Row: Iackson Pepe, Donald Reinhard, Richard Heinbach. .-35., SOPHO OR CLASS EXEC TIVE COM ITTEE Front Row: Nancy Wolfe, Betty Peiffer, Doris Kemmcrling. Second Row: Irene Herring, Nancy Behncy, Mrs. Christ, Anna Faye Zerbe, Nancy Stump. Third Row: Iames Deichert, Robert Dreisbach, Dion Boyer, Richard Becker. Dale Kramer, Robert Daniels ..36F OPHO ORE GIRL Front Row: Betty Kerstetter, Nancy Wolfe, Ianet Zimmerman, Ruth Mease, Ieanelte Snyder, Thelma Zerbe. Ruth Moyer, Nancy Frantz. Second Row: Ruth Lehr, Patsy Mulschler, Lorraine Schaeh, Doris Kemmerling, lane Witmer, Betty Peiffer, Cora Wolfe, loyce Ditzler, Gladys Emerich. Third Row: Catherine Cappel, Irene Herring, Betty Grahey, Shirley Trumbo, Shirley Reeder. Leslie Hughes, Anna Heinbach, Marian Brown. Constance Ditzler, Dollie Mae Schaeffer. Fourth Row: Nancy Stump, Barbara Leffler, Nancy Behney, Anna Faye Zerbe, Betty Ann Newcomer. Paddy Lou Hikes, Freida Brztzius, LaVerne Keefer, Shirley LeiHer, Mary Fulmer, Patsy Lash, Sally Williams. M SOPHOMORE BOYS Front Row: Kenneth Aungst, Donald Miller, Paul Hummel, Kenneth Unger, Donald Schwartz, Eugene Strouphauer, Frank Natale, Ivan Loy, Thomas Dauhert, Second Row: Eugene Hummel, Earl Kramer, Robert Daniels, Robert Dreisbach. Richard Barr, George Deichert, Leonard Bachman. Iames Dcichert, Bruce Zimmerman, Third Row: Donald Yocum, john Myers. Lawrence Kintzel, Harry Brown, Richard Mars, Robert Hikes, Robert Geier, lohn Tice, Dion Boyer, David Reinhard. Fourth Row: Gerald Koch, George Morgan, William Eidem, Herbert Felty, Ralph Snyder, Robert Leffler, Norman Kreiser, Carl Kerschner, Dale Kramer, Richard Becker, Iames Schneck. -37-f NINTH GRADE GIRL First Row: Patsy Ferrebee, Martha Merrell, Patsy Boltz, Ioan Fidler, Ianet Schneck, Karlene Rehrer, Eleanor Myers, Lorraine Schaeffer, Vera Herring. Second Row: Rebecca Curry. Ruth Madenford, Betty lane Neal, Betty Fritz, Lois Wessner. Kay Kramer, Ioan Prescott, Pauline Unger, Ioan Klinger. Betty Koch. Third Row: Dorothy Zimmerman, Mary Neidlinger, lean Kncrr, lanet Schach, Betty Heitz, Gladys Schaeffer, Helen Zimmerman, Phyllis Schwartzlander, Dolores Faust, Anna Faye Faust. Ardith Herring. Fourth Row: Nancy Lehman, Annetta Haldeman, Betty Lengle, Rosalie Werley. Mary lane Spittler, Ina Shollenberger, Dawn Wynn, lean Schneck, Anetta Stupp, Ioan Kohr, Claire Aungst. Fifth Row: Charlotte Reaclinger. Georgene Krause, Virginia Zimmerman. Constance Lengle, Nancy Schneck, Beverly Lindsey, Ianet Schucker, Arlene Behney, Carol Neidlinger, Beverly Heinbaeh, Fernley Ketner. a NINTH GRADE BOYS Front Row: Donald Brown, William Schach, Richard Lcnglc, Nliles Zettlemoyer. Ronald Kemmcrling, Fred Kersletter, Ioe Zerhe, Richard Koch. Second Row: lack Kline, Henry Beamesderfcr, Dale Kerschner, Richard Brown, Ronald Sherman, George Derller, Gary Stark, lohn Deichert, Rohert Cooper. Third Row: Ronald Rehrer, Paul Berger, Kenneth Zimmerman, lohn Hardenstine, Ioel Achenbaeh, William Mills, Allen Satti- zahn. Merlin Iones, Harry Barr. Fourth Row: Eugene Reicler. Ernest Holfman, George Ditzler, Edward Lengle. Iohn Zimmerman, Frank Kramer, Carl Spancake, Charles Umbenhauer, Daniel Krammes. ..38,-1 EIGHTH GRADE IRLS A D BOY Front Row: Mary Ann Ditzler, Betty Miller, Sally Leffler, Rosemary Kramer, Betsy Shollenberger, Barbara Daubert. Second Row: Edward Ditzler, Ioseph Mutsehler, lane Levan, Ienny Christ, Mary Foreman, Nada Wenrich, Ruth Ann Beck, Lester Ney, George Ditzler. Third Row: Kenneth Snyder. Peter Hess, Ion Walton, Lowell Frantz, Cscar Moyer, Melvin Potts. Fourth Row: Nevin Groff. Williani Anlcenbrandt, Ronald Tobias, Iohn Beuchler, David Aungst, Dennis Schneck, Richard Zim- merman, Iohn Werner. Fifth Row: Iohn D'Agostino, Donald Tobias, Ralph Keefer, Paul Walters. Charles Yerger. Leonard Schaeffer, Theodore Dreis- bach. Rene Howe, Kenneth Doran, Anthony Roman. M SEVE TH GR DE GIRLS A D BUYS Front Row: Patrcia Ney, David Weiss. Gail Walton, Edward Unger, Lola Wolfe. Ronald Sticker, Carol Witmer, Donald Schaeffer. Second Row: lohn Heinbach. Eva Sehnoke. Thomas Reynolds, Nancy Io Dougherty, Ralph Kauffman, Betty Hahn, Lewis Fisher. Mary Ann MacDulf, Iohn Wessner, Diane Herring. Third Row: Iudith Nemesh. Floyd Schwartz, Carol Zimmerman, Donald Huber, Helen Schrader, Kenneth Sheets, Linda Koblc, Dennis Hikes, Ioyce Potts. Fourth Row: Richard Adams, Mary Etta Reinhard, Robert Deichert, Harvena Jones, lay Donmoyer, Rebecca Sheets, Guy Bona- witz, Nancy Lehman, Karl Miller. ,-.39,. SNAPS 1. Is This Love? 4. Marstown Kids. 7. Naomi's Buddy 2. That Colgate Smile! 5. Our Gym Class. 8. Redhead. 3, Acrobats! 6. Buddies. 9. Smoke-fiends. ,-410.- 4iQ45F' . 5 ' ' X Q Io .. f ' 1 gl :va 1. '- , I ' ., UW'- fbfu., 'Y 7 4 Vx . s ,fx g: .',-!'. Y, 1- ., - 17fwV 5A .54 x is 1 HP A 3? QV 'Q n , , F E4 B ,: 'f flf? ,iii-EB -P I 7- lz . -if .XF'i,?:STxq3-'PX gif! , UVA :FA Q ' . 1 is?llf1iiuulI-W' F A ,N , ' - -um ,,. ,.,Z B STUDENT COUNCIL f As 1 5 iiii ,I P r L. -- ... -S25-,sl ,Q . -2 The Student Council, Which was organized in 1947, meets once each week to discuss problems throughout the school. Their object is to improve condi- tions vvithin the school. They have enforced several rules to improve the conduct of the student body. OFFICERS: President ............................ lack Goodman Vice-President ..... .. . Helen Gay Sheley Secretary-Treasurer ............ .... P hyllis Spittler ADVISOR: Mr. Rudolph Sprenger - 42 H SENIOR TRI - HI -Y Front Row: Ianet Adams. Nancy Wolfe, Sarah Hesser, Ioan Breisch, Nancy Machamer, lean Henninger, Ioanne Bonawitz, Shirley Haas, lane Brommer, Arlene Hughes. Second Row: Shirley Miller, Shirley Heitz, Alice Ditzler, Dolores Menclell, Lois Snyder, Mrs. Christ, Gladys Emerich, Ioyce Ditzler, Nancy Stump, Trena Mars, Lorraine Hummel, Doris Kemmerling. Third Row: Barbara Krammes, Faye Hindman, Shirley Sattizahn, Ioan Snyder, Ianet Beuchler. Betty Ann Zimmerman, Lorraine Krause, Anna Lou Fisher, Helen Gay Sheley, Betty Readinger, Carol Tompkins, Anna Gilbert. Fourth Row: Patsy Mutschler, Shirley Thompson, Vivian Wenrich, Beatrice Ditzler, Iune Frantz, Mary Ellen Krammes. Phyllis Spittler, Mary Fulmer. Paddy Hikes, Shirley Sattizahn, Lorraine Neal. Sara Kegerreis, Lucy Krammes. Fifth Row: Myrl Walters, Nancy Behney, Anna Fay Zerbe, Ruth Kramer, Shirley Stupp, Myrl Kramer. Loretta Becker, Eva Daubert, Sandra Clements, Alma Aungst, Mary Boltz, Nancy Knoedler, Betty Stahl. M Objectives: To Seek, To Find, To Share. Purpose: To create, maintain, and establish throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian living. 1 l Projects: March of Dimes drive: dance: program for Lebanon Veterans Hos- pital: lVlother's Day tea, Teen Topics. Platform: Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarships, Clean Living. OFFICERS: President ...... ............ . . . Lois Snyder Vice-President . . . . . Shirley Miller Secretary. ...... ....... B etty Stahl Treasurer. . . . . . .Helen Gay Sheley Chaplain ......... ................... B etty Miller Sergeants-at-Arms ...... Myrl Kramer, Sandra Clements Reporter. ........................... Beatrice Ditzler Song Leaders ..... Anna Lou Fisher, Carolyn Tompkins ,- 43 ,- SENIOR HI-Y F nt Row: Peter Touchard, George Miller, Mr, Lehman, Guy Fessler. lohn Fidler. S ond Row: Andrew Schucker, Dennis Aungst, Earl Kramer, Eugene Stahl, Donald Miller, Richard Mars, Eugene Hummel. Lflfl The I-li-Y Club is a branch of the Y. M. C. A., which tends to create bet- ter standards of Christian living throughout the school and the community. The purpose of this club is to build high standards of Christian character and to be of service to others, OFFICERS: President ....... ........... . . . George Miller Vice-President .... ..... G uy Fessler Secretary. ..... . . . Peter Touchard Treasurer ........ ........ I ohn Fidler Chaplain ............ . . . Andrew Schucker Sergeant-at-Arms .............. . . . Eugene Hummel ADVISOR: Mr. Daniel W. Lehman ,- 44 ,-f JU IOR TRI-HI-Y First Row: Ioan Fidler, Ianet Schnrck, Ioan Klinger, Eva Schnoke, Barbara Daubert, Sally Leffler. Second Row: lane Levan, Betsy Shollenherger, Ienny Christ, Miss Garman, Kay Kramer, Ruth Ann Beck, Phyllis Schwartzlander. Third Row: Lois Wessner, Ioan Prescott, Betty Heitz, Ina Shollcnberger, Nancy Lehman, Pauline Unger. Fourth Row: Mary lane Spittler, Dawn Wynn, Nancy Lehman, Ioan Kohr, Gladys Schaeffer, Ianet Schucker, Carole Neicllinger, Beverly Heinbach, M The Iunior Tri-Hi-Y Club with its slogan of Pure Words, Pure Thoughts, Pure Deeds, strives to foster among its Iunior High members the ideals of self-improvement, Christian fellowship, and service to others. Meeting once a week during the club period, the girls hold various types of meetings, stress- ing at times the social phase, and at other times the mental and spiritual phases. ln this Way the club promotes the well-rounded development of its members. Membership in this club is open to any girl in the Iunior High grades. OFFICERS: President ....... ........... ...... D a wn Wynn Vice-President. . . . . Beverly Heinbach Secretary ...... ..... L ois Wessner Treasurer. . . ............ . . Ina Shollenberger ADVISOR: Miss Sherley Garman .- 415 ,-f JUNIOR HI -Y Front Row: Lewis Fisher, David Weiss, Dennis Schneck, Iohn Beuchler, Melvin Potts, Ralph Kauffman, Kenneth Snyder, Richard Zimmerman. ccond Row: Peter Hess, lon Walton, Donald Huber, Floyd Schwartz, Mr. Wolfinger, Lester Ney, Edward Ditzler, loseph Murschler, lohn Werner. Third Row: loel Achenbach, Paul Berger, Theodore Dreisbach, William Mills, Frank Kramer, Kenneth Zimmerman, Rene Howe, Donald Tobias, Thomas Reynolds. skef L i . - The purpose of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Christian character, The club was first organized in 1941 by Aaron Millerg it has had three advisors, Mr. Albert Reed, Mr. George Reinert, and Mr. Dale Wolfinger, who is the advisor at the present time. In the past years under the expert guidance of these men the Iunior Hi-Y has gained a high reputation in the school both in financial and moral stand- ings, For their money-making activity, the Hi-Y sells salt water taffy. With this money they have parties, go swimming at the Y. M. C. A. in Pottsville, and go on a trip at the end of the term. QFFICERS: President ....... ................. F rank Kramer Vice-President . . . . . Kenneth Zimmerman Secretary. ..... ..... D onald Tobias Treasurer .... ........... . . Teddy Dreisbach ADVISOR: Mr. Dale Wolfinger ,- 46 ,-1 SE IOR GLEE CLUB First Row: Rita Fidler, Dixie Lee Harvey, Rita Fisher, Nancy Wolfe, Sarah Hesser. lanet Beuchler. Ioan Snyder, Shirley Haas. lane Brom- mer, Nancy Frantz. . Second Row: Mr. Smith, Ianet Adams, Constance Ditzler. Shirley Trumbo, Shirley Heitz, Shirley Miller, Gladys Emerich, Ioyce Ditzler. Lorraine Hummel, Betty Grabey. Nancy Stump. Third Row: Naomi Loy, Mae Krause, Ellen Doran, Helen Gay Sheley, Anna Lou Fisher, Alice Ditzler, Dolores Mendell. Sara Kegerreis Lucy Krammes, Faye Hindman. Fourth Row: Ianet Zimmerman, lane Witmer, Theresa Clark, Lorraine Krause, Lois Snyder, Beatrice Ditzler, Phyllis Spittler, Mary Fulrner, Paddy Lou Hikes, Betty Readinger, Shirley Shollenberger, Calthana Behney. Fifth Row: Sara Moyer, Vivian Wenrich, Shirley Cook, Betty Ann Newcomer, Shirley Stupp. Anna Faye Zerbe, Nancy Behney, Eva Dau- bert, Sandra Clements, Betty Stahl, Shirley Stahl, Dolores Wenrich, Mary Boltz. M The Senior Glee Club meets every Friday afternoon under the capable direction of Mr. Richard Smith. As in former years, the main event was the Spring Festival on May 4th, OFFICERS: President ..... ............ . . Anna Lou Fisher Vice-President . . . . lane Brommer Secretary ..... . . . Shirley Haas Treasurer .... . . Nancy Wolfe Accompanist. . . ............ . . Betty Grabey DIRECTOR: Mr. Richard Smith JU IOR GLEE CLUB First Row: Diane Herring, Betty Hehn, Patsy Ney, Nancy Io Dougherty, Linda Koble, Ioyce Potts. Lola VVolfc, Carol Witmer, Mary Ann MacDutf, Gail Walton, Second Row: Sandra Endres, Rose Mary Kramer, Eleanor Myers, Lorraine Schaeffer, Iudith Nemesh, Martha Merrell, Betty lane Neal, lean Knerr, Ruth Madenford, Helen Schrader, Carol Zimmerman. Third Row: Rebecca Sheets, Anetta Stupp, Iean Schneck, Constance Lengle, Ianet Schach, Betty Lengle, Rosalie Werley, Mary Ann Ditzler, Patsy Boltz. Fourth Row: Harvena Iones, Claire Aungst. Virginia Zimmerman, Nada Wenrich. Mary Foreman, Charlotte Readinger, Georgcne Krause Fernley Ketner, Mary Etta Reinhard, Nancy Schneck, Beverly Lindsey, The Iunior Glee Club holds its meetings every Wednesday afternoon. This young group participated in the Annual Spring Music Festival on May flth. OFFICERS: President ...... . . Rosalie Werley Vice-President. . . Rosemary Kramer Secretary ..... .... M ary Foreman Treasurer ..... ..,............. M ary Ann Ditzler Accompanists. . . .Rosemary Kramer, Rosalie Werley DIRECTOR: Mr. Richard Smith THE PINE GROVE HIGH SCHOOL BAND Front Row: Barbara Kramrnes, Ioanne Bonawitz, Sarah Hesscr, Lois Wessner. Kay Kramer. Dawn Wynn, Betty Grabey, Mary Alice Reed. Second Row: lean Henninger. Pauline Unger, Shirley Trumbo, Mary lane Spittler, Beverly Heinbach, Charles Wehry, Mr. Smith, Myrl Walters, Betty7inn Newcomer, Lorraine Neal, Rosalie Werley, Lois Snyder. Third Row: Shirley Sattizahn, Theodore Drcisbach. Andrew Schucker. Paul Zerbe, Iackson Pepe, Donald Reinhard, lack Goodman. Guy Fessler, Ioel Achenbach, David Reinhard. Fourth Row: Kenneth Snyder, Ralph Kauffman, Donald Huber, Lorraine Schaeffer, Floyd Schwartz, Lewis Fisher. An organization in the High School which has been quite active in the past year is the High School Band. During the summer we had Mr. Lewis Reinhard and Mr. Charlie Kreis as our Band leaders. We wish to thank them for the time they have given toward the Band. At the present the new musical director is Mr. Richard Smith from East Pittston. The Band has participated in innumerable concerts, block parties, and assemblies in the past year. PERSONNEL: TRUMPETS Paul Zerbe Robert Hopstetter Lorraine Neal Ralph Kauffman Floyd Schwartz Donald Huber TROMBONES Ioel Achenbach Myrle Walters lean Henninger Shirley Sattizahn Paul Walters FLUTES David Reinhard Mary Iane Spittler SNARE DRUMS Guy Fessler Donald Reinhard Theodore Dreisbach Iohn Werner SAXOPHONES Shirley Trumbo Betty Newcomer Kenneth Snyder Pauline Unger Lorraine Schaeffer Rosalie Werley BASS DRUM AND CYMBALS lack Goodman CLARINETS lack Pepe Betty Grabey Anna Mae Wenrich loanne Bonawitz Beverly Heinbach Sarah Hesser Rosemary Kramer Mary Alice Reed Barbara Krammes Lewis Fisher Lois Wessner Dawn Wynn GLOCKENSPIEL Lois Snyder OBOE Kay Kramer OFFICERS: President ........ ................. I ack Goodman Vice-President . . ......... Lois Snyder Secretary. ...... . . .Anna Mae Wenrich Treasurer.. . . Iean Henninger DIRECTOR: Mr. Richard Smith 49- FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ront Row: Dolores VVenrich. Shirley Miller, Shirley Stahl. Ellen Doran, lean Krause, Iacqueline Schach, Freida Bretzius, Shirley Cook. econd Row: Mrs. Smith, Ruth Mease. Lorraine Schach. leanctte Snyder, Naomi Loy, LaVerne Keeler, Gloria Derfler, Mae Krause, Anna Barr, Shirley Lefller, Cora Wolfe, Patsy Lash. i 1 Ik 1 alan.. -n. The Future Homemakers of America, or U F, H. AH as it is commonly known, is a national organization for girls and boys who wish to promote the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in home and community, and to work for good home and family for all. F. H. A. is an integral part of the home economics program. We participate in activities which will help our school. They are basketball concessions, assemblies, and sending boxes to the needy. The Motto: Toward New Horizons. OFFICERS: President ....... ........... ..... I e an Krause Vice-President .... ............ Secretary ....... . . . Iacqueline Schach Treasurer.. . ....... Ellen Doran Historian. .... ..... ........ S h irley Miller Reporter. ...... ................. M ae Krause Song Leaders. . . .... Shirley Cook and Mae Krause ADVISOR: Mrs. Mary K. Smith FUTURE F RMER OF AMERICA Front Row Richard Lengle, William Schach, loc Kosolosky, Raymond Morgan. Donald Aungsr, Willard Zcrbe, Thomas Daubert Mr McLean, Eugene Strouphauer, Miles Zettlcmoyer. Second Row: Ivan Loy. Donald Brown, Richard Koch, Frank Natale, Donald Yocum, Dale Mclntyre, Danicl Krammcs, Richard Brown Ronald Sherman. Landis Brown. Robert Cooper. Third Row . Eugene Reider. Merlin Spancake, Ernest Hoffman, Herbert Harwi, Donald Zettlemoycr, Willis Lengle, Iohn Tice, Charles Keefer Harold Heinbach, Arnet Krammes, Gary Stark. The Future Farmers of America, or F. F. A., as it is commonly known, is the national organiztion of, by, and for, boys studying vocational agricul- ture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Voca- tional Education Acts. The F. F. A. is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum -vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting: to speak in public: to buy and sell cooperativelyg to solve their own problems: to finance themselvesg and to assume civic respons- ibility. The foundation on which the Future Farmers of America organization is built includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, coop- eration, thrift, service, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. The motto is as follows: Learning to Do - Doing to Learn: Earning to Live -1 Living to Serve. OFFICERS President ...... ............ . . Willard Zerbe Vice-President.. . ..... Ioe Kosolosky Secretary. .... . . Raymond Morgan Treasurer.. . . . . Thomas Daubert Reporter. . . ........... . . . Donald Aungst ADVISOR: Mr. Robert McLean ,-1 51 .- PINE CONE STAFF - Editor. .......... ..... A lice Ditzler Assistant Editor .... .... I ean Henninger Literary Editor .......... . . . Helen Gay Sheley Assistant Literary Editor ...... ...... I OSH Breisch Circulation Manager ........... .. . Lois Snyder Assistant Circulation Manager .... .... M yrl Walters Exchange Editor ............... . . . Dolores Mendell Assistant Exchange Editor.. . ............ Nancy Machamer Sports Editors ............ .... G eorge Miller, William Kline Art Editor. .......... ................ I anet Adams Assistant Art Editor .......... ........,.... ..... ...... I o a n Snyder Humor .................................................... The Staff Senior Reporters - Betty Stahl, Iack Goodman, Shirley Stupp, Anna Lou Fisher, Anna Mae Wenrich. Iunior Reporters-Iane Brommer, Arlene Hughes, Dixie Lee Harvey, Richard Heinbach, Cyril Hubler. Sophomore Reporters-Nancy Behney, lrene Herring, Iames Deichert, Betty Grabey, Doris Kemmerling, Sally Williams. Club Reporters--Beatrice Ditzler, Iohn Fidler, Robert Hummel, Mae Krause, Donald Aungst. Printers. . . .............................. Iackson Pepe, Paul Zerbe Advisors .... .... I osephine K. Stodart, G. Bruce Henninger INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Front Row: Earl Emerich. Dion Boyer, Iackson Pepe, Robert Hummel. Second Row: Paul Zerhe, Richard Wcrtz, Robert Dougherty. Third Row: Mr. Musselman, Marlin Wenrich. At Board: Charles Lengel. Charles VVehry. Donald Zechman, Richard Longsderif. The Industrial Arts Club was formed four years ago, for boys interested in wood-working, metal, and plastic. The club was organized by Iohn Mus- selman. They are interested also in inter-club basketball and football games. The boys enjoy a steak banquet each year. OFFICERS: President. ...... ..........,. . . Charles Lengel Vice-President ....... .. Iackson Pepe Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Paul Zerbe .-53... UNIQR SPGRTSMEN CLUB Front Row: Dale Kerschner, Kenneth Aungst, lack Kline, Henry Beamcsderfer, Merlin lones, Eugene Zerbe, Ronald Kemmerling, Paul Hummel, Kenneth Unger, Cyril Huber. George Ditzler. Second Row: Robert Daniels, Iohn Myers, Robert Lyman, Robert Cveier, Iames Deichert, Mr. Pepe, Donald Lehr, Roy Ditzler, Robert Dreis- bach, Robert Hikes, David Reinhard. Third Row: William Eidem, Ralph Snyder. Carl Kerschner, Phaon Herring, Richard Heinbach, Donald Reinhard, William Kline. Allen Herring, Dale Kramer, Iohn Zimmerman. The Sportsmen Club, under the leadership of Mr. Pepe, meets every Wednesday, eighth period. During the year, the club participated in basket- ball and softball games with other clubs of the school. Motion pictures have also been shown in club meetings. OFFICERS: President. ...... .. .......... . Donald Reinhard Vice-President.. . . . . William Kline Secretary ..... . . Richard Werner Treasurer. . . . . Iames Deichert ,-54,-1 STAGE CLUB Front' Row: Daniel Merrell, Lanny Bachman. Ronald Rehrcr. Ernest Rehrer. Back Row: Mr. Musselman, Albert Mitsky, Stanley Fcrrrbrc. lack Goodman. Peter Tnuchard, Edward Lengle, Robert stetter. ,L 'ir The Stage Club is a new club formed in the 1951 -'52 school year. Mem- bership in this club is open for students from ninth through twelfth grades. This club is entirely responsible for scenery and lighting. l Some of the clubs past stage productions included Crazy Daze, Senior Class Play, special assembly programs, and the special Easter pageant, 'AThe Passion Play. 4 OFFICERS: ' President ...... - .....,......... . . . lack Goodman 4 ViceHPresident ....... . . . Daniel Merrell Secretary-Treasurer. ................ Stanley Ferrebee ADVISOR: Mr. Iohn F, Musselman SENIOR CLASS PLAY Front Row: Dolores Mendell, Loretta Becker, Eva Daubert, Anna Lou Fisher, janet Adams. Back Row: Peter Toucharcl, lack Goodman. Helen Gay Sheley, Miss Garman, William Aungst. ACT YOUR AGE Everyone roared as the annual Senior Class Play, this year entitled Act Your Age, progressed merrily through three sparkling acts. Even the cast had to take time out at rehearsals when Bill Aungst as Commander Stone and Helen Gay Sheley as his daughter took nose-dives into the Window box tseparately, of courselj. The plot concerned two fourteen-year-olds, Angy and jerry, played by Loretta Becker and Dolores Mendell, who started writing to a pair of sailors fin real life, jack Goodman and Peter Toucharcll. When the sailors arrived to visit the girls -look out - complications are here! The play had every- thing-grass skirts, lady wrestlers, and even a hokum 'Awaken scene. In short, it was one long cascade of laughs. The cast enjoyed doing it twe knowlj, the audience enjoyed seeing it Qwe thinkljg Miss Garman enjoyed directing it twe hopelj. ,-'56,-1 SENIOR BALL ,-57.. JUNIOR PROM -58.1 MINUET The birthday of George Washington was commemorated at Pine Grove High School with an appropriate assembly program, reviving the memories of the historical-minded by a return to the Colonial days, when George and Martha Washington entertained in their home on the Potomac. The pageant enitled HA Day at the Home of George Washington was beautifully por- trayed by a group of students wearing the costumes of the eighteenth century. The scenes included guests of the state, prominent in oflicial office: servants of the household, and chil- dren loved by the kindly Washingtons. The pageant opened with scenes of the servants and their master preparing the home for the guests. Dancing by the children was one of the features of the next scene. The climax to the activities of a busy day was the ball held in nonor of the master of the house. ln a beautiful setting, brilliantly lighted and made very colorful by the spotlights, members of the senior class joined in a perfect exhibition of the Minuet. All of the participants were mem- bers of the Class of 1952 with the exception of the children taking part. The production was under the direction of Mrs. Bruce L. Christ, teacher of social studies. The dancing scenes were directed by Mrs. Lee Raybuck, local teacher of artistic dancing. The stage arrangement and decorations were done by lack Goodman, member of the class. The program was enjoyed by the assembly with an excellent applause of their approval. lt will possibly become an annual program to mark this important birth date of the First Pres- ident of our nation. rr- , 2 ' 2 DEDICATION This page is dedicated to COACH CARMINE PEPE Ten Years at Pine Grove High School League League Playoff and Position Exhibition District 1942-43 ... . . . 7-3 ........ 0-1 2nd ................. .. . . 6-2 1943-44 . . . , . . 6-4 ........ 2-0 3rd and Championship. . . . . 8-3 1944-45 . . . . . . 14-4 ........ 2-0 3rd and Championship. . . . . 3-2 1945-46 . . . . . . 17-l ........ 2-1 2nd and Championship.. . . . 5-0 1946-47 ... ... 16-2 ........ 2-1 lst . ................ . . . . . 5-0 1947-48 . . . . . . 14-4 ........ 2-0 2nd and Championship.. . . . 8-3 1948-49 . . . . . . 18-0 ........ 2-0 lst and Championship. . . . . 5-2 1949-50 . . . . . . 16-2 ........ 2-0 2nd and Championship.. . . . 5-1 1950-51 . . . . . . 17-1 ........ 2-0 lst and Championship. . . . . 5-2 1951-52 .. . 19-1 ,..,.... 2-0 lst and Championship ..... 2-3 . . .. .. 1-1 144-22 18-3 52-18 2-4 TOTALS. . . . . .216-47 In the ten glorious years Coach Pepe has been at the head of varsity bas- ketball at Pine Grove High School, his teams have Won eight championships and finished in first place four times. Coach Pepe's boys are noted for playing their best brand of basketball in the playoffs. They have Won eighteen out of twenty-one games in playoff battles. In regular league play, Pepe's teams have won one hundred forty-four games and lost but twenty-two, for the amazing record of one hundred sixty-two Wins to only twenty-live setbacks. -602 142:- .. 'T T'f?!f5'71-Z Y'ifF..4, . , , ,, '- 3:11 -'- - -?'g:::,zAqf... .. .1 ,X .. . . A -Q 1 '4 , ,. un.. . . .V Q LA.-:x.,,,-,X,,'.kT . -.. .,,,. PIN eg move ,I-IIQH 5l 52 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Arnet Krammcs Qmanagerl, Robert Dreisbach, Harold Heinbach, Richard H b h, Kline fmanagerj. Pine Grove .... Pine Grove .... Pine Grove .... Pine Grove .... Pine Grove .... Pine Grove .... Pine Grove .... Pine Grove. . . , Pine Grove .... Pine Grove .... Pine Grove .... Pine Grove .... Pine Grove .... 45 40 72 73 52 70 Pine Grove .... 57 46 81 55 65 84 60 58 Pine Grove .... 49 3 Saint Clair . ...... . 3 Hershey Ind. ..... . Q Port Carbon ...... 2 Cass Township .. . . 5 Tremont . ........ . : Auburn .......... 1 Alumni ........... 1 Saint Clair ....... 9 Reilly ,...... . . . Q Branch ,...... .... 3 Orwigsburg . ..... . Q Cressona .... . . . 3 Minersville . ..... .. : Hegins . ........ .. Q Schuylkill Haven Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine ' Pine 'l'Pine ZlIPine QPine ein ac Top Row: Mr. Pepe, Richard Longsderif, lackson Pepe, Donald Reinhard, Richard Becker, Rich VARSITY BASKETBALL Grove ,... 79 Grove .... 50 Grove .... 83 Grove .... 71 Grove .... 106 75 72, 76, 77, 43, 52, 64, 66' 56. League Semi-Final -I' League Final :II District 11 Semi-Final Won 24: Lost 5 Game Average: 64.7 to 46.6 Foul Avera INDIVIDUAL SCORING lackson Pepe ....... .... Donald Reinhard .. . . . . . . Richard Doran .. . . Richard Becker ..... .... Richard Longsdertf Harold Heinbach .. . . . . . . Richard Heinbach .... .... Robert Hummel . .... . . . . Robert Dreisbach .. . . . . . . Frank Kramer .... Dale Kramer .. . Totals ................ ...... 82 57 20 25 35 31 8 2 . F.G 237 181 93 55 75 29 512 Grove .... Grove .... Grove .... Grove .... Grove .... Grove .... Grove .... Grove .... Cwrove .... FLG. FLT. 1 1 6 193 69 1 24 25 59 32 63 27 72 25 52 14 36 8 1 7 1 6 24 3 1 1 O 0 335 652 329 620 Frank Kramer, Robert Hummel. Will ard Doran, Mr. Henninger. Port Carbon . ...... 57 Tremont ..... . . . 48 Orwigsburg ....... 60 Auburn ........... 43 Reilly . ....... . . . 61 Branch . ..... . . . 44 Cressona . ......... 51 Minersville . ....... 39 Hegins . ........... 41 Schuylkill Haven .. 46 1Extra Periodl Tremont .......... 51 Schuylkill Haven .. 61 Hellertown ........ 46 Nesquehoning . ..... 59 Q District 11 Final ge: 51.392 to 53.173 P.F. Q. Pts. 55 109 590 62 99 431 79 105 211 53 80 196 87 92 141 71 86 65 37 39 64 47 51 78 22 30 78 9 14 19 1 2 4 533 1877 559 1353 Opponents ..... .... .......... For the fifth straight ear, Pine Grove High School took the championship of the South Schuylkill League by deieating Schuylkill Haven, 64-61. The Grovers also represented their league in the District 11 play-offs and defeated a strong Hellertown team, 66-46. However, Nesquehoning's underrated quintet upset the high-Hying Grovers, 59-56, in the District 11 final. Pine Grove High School's individual scoring record for one season was broken for the second year in succession. The record set last season by Paul Lehman was 424 points. This season. two members of Pine Grove's team broke the record. They are Donald Reinhard, who scored 431 points, and the new record holder, Iackson Pepe, who scored 590 points. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL t Geier. ont Row: Dale Kramer, Robert Dreisbach, Robert Daniels, Frank Kramer, Rober econd Row: Mr. Pepe, Dion Boyer, David Reinhard, George Ditzler. Carl Kerschner, Ioel Achenbach, Mr. Henninger. Third Row: Iames Deichert lmanagerl, Kenneth Zimmerman. lack Kline, George Derller, Charles Umhenhauer tmanagcrl IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Pine Grove .... 529 Saint Clair ....... 43 Pine Grove .... 61 Hegins ......., . 42 Pine Grove .... 37: Hershey Incl. . ..... 35 Pine Grove .... 20 Schuylkill Haven . 27 fExtra Periodj Pine Grove .... 41 Port Carbon . . . . 25 Pine Grove .... 51: Port Carbon ...... 25 Pine Grove .... 44 Tremont . ...... . 36 Pine Grove .... 245 Cass Township .. . . 9 Pine Grove .... 55 Orwigsburg . . . . . 26 Pine Grove .... 499 Tremont . ......... 33 Pine Grove .... 58 Auburn . ..... . 9 Pine Grove .... 62: Auburn . .......... 13 Pine Grove .... 41 Reilly ..... . 23 Pine Grove .... 65: Saint Clair ,...... 42 Pine Grove .... 57 Branch .... . 11 Pine Grove .... 44: Reilly ....... . . . 26 Pine Grove .... 55 Cressona .... . 38 Pine Grove .... 38: Branch ...... . . . 25 Pine Grove .... 34 Minersville .. . . . . 39 Pine Grove .... 47: Orwigsburg ....... 28 Pine Grove .... 76 Hegins .,......... 46 Pine Grove .... 68: Cressona ......... 38 Pine Grove .... 29 Schuylkill Haven . 33 Pine Grove .... 625 Minersville . ....... 43 Pine Grove .... 33 Schuylkill Haven . 36 Won 21: Lost 4 Game Average: 48.1 to 30 Foul Average: 42.8076 to 49.711 INDIVIDUAL SCORING - RG. FLG. FLT. P.F. Pts. Robert Dreisbach . . . ............ 156 42 94 49 354 Robert Daniels . . . . . . 112 24 56 41 249 Dale Kramer . . . . . . 79 45 80 57 203 Robert Geier ..... . . 31 19 36 48 81 Frank Kramer .... . . . 59 26 80 27 134 Dion Boyer ...... . . . 16 16 30 18 48 Ioel Achenbach . . . . . . 24 9 19 18 57 George Ditzler .. . . . . . 15 6 17 11 36 Carl Kerschner .. . . . . . 10 3 16 19 23 Kenneth Reinhard . . . . . . 5 2 7 1 12 lack Kline . ......,.. . . . 7 4 16 11 18 George Derller . ....... . . . 7 1 4 5 15 Kenneth Zimmerman . . . . . . 5 0 2 2 10 Richard Barr .... ..... . . . 0 1 4 1 1 Richard Mars . ...... . . . 0 0 0 0 0 Totals ....... . . . 507 189 442 295 1203 Opponents . . . ..... 288 175 352 336 751 ,-164.-1 BASEBALL WESTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONS For the first time since 1947, Pine Grove High School entered the final playoffs for the championship of the South Schuylkill League. However, Cass defeated the Grovers, two games to none, to win the championship. PINE GROVE -- WON ll - LOST 3 Name Richard Beck .... Ronald Boyer ...... Kenneth Boyer ....... Richard Longsder Franklin Fisher .. . . . Dion Boyer . .... . Harold Heinhach Donald Reinhard Richard Snyder .. Ben Wolfe ...... Dennis Aungst . . . Raymond Fisher .. .. Marlin Wenrich .. . . Arnet Krammes .... William Morgan Charles Lengel . . . TOTALS ..,. Richard Snyder Ben Wolfe ..... Dennis Aungst .. Richard Beck . . . Pine Grove 1 0 Schuylkill Haven .. . Reilly . Hegins . ....... . Branch .... Tremont 7 3 7 4 I-lubley 11 13 Tremont Games AB R Ave. . . . 14 48 8 .208 . . . 14 47 6 .191 . . . 14 46 12 .304 . . . 14 40 14 .450 . . . 14 41 7 .268 . . . 13 43 9 .302 . . . 14 46 12 .348 . . . 14 43 8 .256 . . . 7 14 2 .286 . . . 9 22 4 .136 . . . 5 8 0 .375 . . . 4 3 0 .333 . . . 6 5 2 .200 . . . 5 5 1 .200 . . . 5 6 1 .167 . . . 2 2 0 .000 419 76 .277 PITCHING RECORD Games Innings R H SO . . . . 7 36M 21 26 45 . . . . 8 46M 12 24 40 . . . .... 4 19M 4 4 23 M 0 0 1 Opponent Pine Grove . . . . 6 3 Reilly . . 1 Hegins ....0 14 Branch,.... . . . 2 7 Hubley . . . 2-8 Innings '4 Hegins . . . . 0 1-0 Cass .. 'I'1Cass.............. ' Division Playoff. 'I' League Finals. -65- O A E 8 0 1 16 28 8 21 2 0 21 20 4 9 15 2 104 10 2 13 2 3 98 2 2 3 8 4 2 12 2 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 8 0 2 1 O 0 296 102 32 ER W L 6 4 1 7 4 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 Opponent 1-8 Innings 6 4 2 .. . 3-10 Innings .. . 1-8 Innings . . .10 Innings- SE IOR CHEERLE DERS First Row: lanct Adams. Ican Henningcr. Nancy Wolfe, Second Row: lanet Bcuchlcr, Phyllis Spittler, Dolores Mendcll, Nancy Bchncy. Nancy Machamcr UNIOR CHEERLE DER First Row: Ina Shollenberger lcaptainl. Second Row: Ianet Schneck, Kay Kramer, Linda Koble. Not Present: Rosemary Kramer. -166- PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. Ioel Achenbach Mrs. Charles Adams Miss Esther Adams Miss Claire Aungst Mr. Donald Aungst Miss lean Aungst Mrs. Ralph Aungst Mr. Harry Barr Miss Ioan Barr Mr. Richard Barr Miss Ruth Ann Beck Mr. Richard Becker Mrs. Robert Beckman Miss Arlene Behney Miss Calthanna Behney Miss Nancy Behney Mrs. Parthenia R. Berger Mr. Paul Berger Miss Ianet Beuchler Miss Mary Boltz Miss Ioanne Bonawitz Mr. Dion Boyer Mrs. Evelyn Boyer Mr. Kenneth Boyer Miss Ioan Breisch Miss Freida Bretzius Miss lane Brommer Mrs. Andrew Brown Mr. Harry Brown Miss Marion Brown Mr. Richard Brown Mrs. Bruce L. Christ Miss Iennie Christ Miss Sandra Clements Miss Shirley Cook Mr. Robert Cooper Miss Beckie Curry Mr. Iohn D'Agostino Miss Barbara Daubert Mr. LeRoy Daubert Mr. Thomas Daubert Mr. George Deichert Mrs. George Deichert Mr. Iames Deichert Miss Gloria Derfler Mr. Kenneth Dibble lVIr. Edward Ditzler Miss Ioyce Ditzler Mrs. Marion Ditzler Miss Mary Ann Ditzler Mr. Ray Ditzler Mr. Roy Ditzler Mrs. Adelia L. Donmoyer Mrs. Fred Donmoyer s Q Mrs. Iay Donmoyer Miss Shirley Donmoyer Mrs. Stella Donmoyer Mrs. Marion Dreisbach Mr. Kenneth Doran Mr. Richard Doran Miss Mildred Eidem Mr. Earl Emerich Miss Sandra Endres IVIr. Guy Erdman Miss Anna Faye Faust Miss Dolores Ann Faust Mrs. Isaac Fegley Mr. Russell Felty Mr. William Ferrebee Mr. I. Iohn Fessler Miss Ruth Fessler Miss Rita Fidler Miss Thelma Fidler Mrs. Thelma Fidler Mr. Franklin Fisher Mr. Lewis Fisher Miss Nancy Fisher Miss Mary Foreman Mrs. Elizabeth Frank Mr. Lowell Frantz Miss Nancy Frantz Mr. Robert Fritz Mrs. S. B. Fritz Miss Mary Fulmer Mr. Robert Geier Miss Anna Gilbert Miss Betty Grabey Miss Mabel Greenawalt Mr. Nevin Groif IVIiss Anna Haas Mr. Furman Haas Miss Annetta Haldeman Miss Irene Hartung Miss Dixie Lee Harvey Mrs. Adam Heinbach Miss Anna Heinbach Miss Beverly Heinbach Miss Catherine Heinbach Mr. Harold Heinbach Mrs. Irene Heinbach Mr. Richard Heinbach Mrs. Mary Heffner Miss lean Henninger Mrs. Iohn Herber Miss Diane Herring Miss Faye Herring Miss Irene Herring Mrs. Ionathan Herring L67L Mrs. Iosephine Herring Mr. Phaon Herring Mrs. Verna Herring Miss Sara Hesser Miss Paddy Lou Hikes Miss Faye Hindman Mrs. Betty Hoffman Mr. Ernest Hoffman Miss Ioan Hommes Mr. Lawrence Hoy Mr. Robert Hopstetter Mr. Donald Huber Mr. Edward Huber Mr. Harry Huber Huberman's Iewelry Store Miss Arlene Hughes Mrs. Daniel Hummel Miss Ruth Hummel Miss Shirley Hummel Mrs. Emery Iones Mrs. Paul Iones Miss Sarah Kantner Mr. Ralph Kaufman Miss Laverne Keefer Miss Sara Kegerreis Miss Doris Kemmerling Mr. Ronald Kemmerling Miss lane Kendall Mr. Harry Kern Mr. Fred Kerschner Mr. Kenneth Kerschner Miss Betty Kerstetter Mr. Carl Kerstetter Rev. Evan Kerstetter Mr. Fred Kerstetter Mrs. lean Kimmel Mrs. Monroe Kintzel Miss Vera Kintzel Miss Ioan Klinger Mrs. Russell Klinger Miss Linda Koble Mr. Gerald Koch Miss Anna Kohr Miss Stella Kohr Mr. Ansin Kramer Mr. Arlin Kramer Mr. Dale Kramer Mr. Earl Kramer Mr. Floyd Kramer Mr. Harlan Kramer Miss Iune Kramer Miss Kay Kramer Mrs. Lulu Kramer Miss Rosemary Kramer Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Barbara Krammes Lucy Krammes Georgene Krause Ioanne Krause Alvanus Kreichbaum Mrs. Harold Kreiser Mr. Norman Kreiser Mr. lack Lash Miss Barbara Lefller Mr. Robert LefHer Mrs. Fred Ligarht Mr. D. W. Lehman Mr. Lamar Lehman Miss Nancy Lehman Miss Connie Lengel Miss Bessie Lengle Mr. Richard Lengle Mr. Robert Lengle Mr. Willis Lengle Miss lane Levan Mrs. Iohn Long Mrs. Grant Longsderff Mr. Ivan Loy Mr. William Loy, Sr. Miss Wilba Lutz Mr. Robert Lyman Miss Nancy Machamer Mr. Robert Madenford Miss Ruth Madenford Mr. Robert McLean Miss Ruth Mease Miss Betty Miller Miss Ethel Miller Miss Nancy Miller Miss Florence Mitsky Mrs. Earl Monger Miss Ellen Morgan Mr. Nathan Morgan Mr. Raymond Morgan IVlr. Iohn B. Musselman Miss Patsy Mutschler Miss Sara Nagle Miss Lorraine Neal Mrs. Stella Neal Miss Carole Neidlinger Miss Iudith Nemesh Miss Betty Ann Newcome Miss Dorothy Ney Mr. Iackson Pepe Miss Betty Peiffer Mrs. Emma Potts I' SZ N? Miss Ioan Prescott Mrs. Ray Readinger Mrs. Cora Reed Miss Mary Alice Reed Miss Karlene Rehrer Mr. Ronald Rehrer Mr, Eugene Reider Mr. Donald Reinhard Miss Doris Roeder Miss Shirley Roeder Mrs. Anna Marie Rose Miss Shirley Sattizahn Miss Shirley I. Sattizahn Schaelfer's Apparel Miss Dolly Schaeffer Miss Gladys Schaeffer Mr. Leonard Schaeffer Mrs. Robert Schaeffer Mrs. Ray Schaeffer Miss lean Schneclc Mr. Iames Schneck Miss Miss Ianet Schneck Theda Schneck Miss Eva Mae Schnoke Miss Ianet Schucker Miss Anna Mae Schwalm Mr. Curtis Schwartz Donald Schwartz Mr. Mr. Irvin Schwartz Mr. Slater A. Schwartz Mr. Ronald Sherman Miss Ina Shollenberger Miss Shirley Shollenberger Mr. Dale Smith Mr. Edward Smith Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Elvin Smith Mary Smith lean Snyder Ieanette Snyder Ioan Snyder Robert Snyder lennie Spancake Merlin Spancake Paul Spancake Iames Spittler Mary lane Spittler Miss Miss Rhoda Spittler Mrs. Richard Spittler Mrs. Thomas Spittler Mr. Rudolph Sprenger Mr. Iacob Stahl -68.- Miss Mary Stine Mrs. Iosephine Stodart Mr. Eugene Strouphauer Miss Nancy Stump Miss Annetta Stupp Miss Phyllis Swartzlander Mr. Donald Tobias Miss Carolyn Thompkins Miss Shirley Thompson Miss Connie Thomas Miss Shirley Trumbo Mr. Charles Llmbenhauer Mrs. Katharine Umbenhauer Miss Pauline Unger Mr. Charles Wagner Mr, Sanders Wagner Miss Myrl Walters Mr. Charles Warner Mr. Charles Wehry Mr. David Weiss Mrs. Dorothy Wenner Miss Dolores Wenrich Mrs. Donald Wenrich Mr. Marlin Wenrich Mr. Charles Werner Miss Kathleen Wertz Mr. Richard Wertz Miss Lois VVessner White Shop Nlrs. Guy White Miss lane Witmer Mrs. Clinton Wolfe Miss Nancy Wolfe Mr. Dale Wolfinger Miss Dawn Wynn Mr. Donald Yocum Rev. Iohn E. Youse Mr. Donald Zechman Miss Anna Faye Zerbe Mr. Paul Zerbe Mr. Ioe Zerbey Miss Betty Ann Zimmerman Mrs. George Zimmerman Mrs. I-lomer Zimmerman Mr. lohn A. Zimmerman Mr. Kenneth Zimmerman Miss Margaret Zimmerman Mr. Mark Zimmerman Mrs. Paul Zimmerman Mr. Ray Zimmerman Miss Virginia Zimmerman Af Graduafion Time The exchange of photographs with classmates keeps school-day friendships for all time. Our special school styles, reasonable in price, will appeal to you. Visit Our Studio Today. 'XQCLZ3 M ACK'S Studio fbidlinclfflae pfzallagzaapfrxf 111 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PORTRAIT E SCHOOL WORK COMMERCIAL NATURAL COLOR .1190 X , NIAKERS OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK .-69,-f Cn9'zauifzfj1 gy QDOHQ Uiffs, .CDQ Do Do Do Do Do you you you you you remember remember remember remember remember REMEMBER when our class Went to Hershey to find the park closed? our fourth grade class diary? our breakfast hikes? our great grade-school cheer leaders? when Shirley Stupp made fudge in English class? -170- Our 50th Year of Printing Service SEIDERS PRINTING. INC POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE 51 I PRINTERS OF THE CARDINAL -71- With Best Wishes for Your Future Success SZ Q2 SZ '-r' '1' '1' MARCELLE J. BORDES, M. D ROSS - LOOS GROUP POMONA, CALIFORNIA Compliments of V. F. W. POST No. 3432 PINE GROVE, PENNA. ,-72... C 011 grfztzalfztiom' F ro 111 I. S. R E E D-Worker In Iron ART WORK AND FIRE ESCAPES A SPECIALTY PHONE 2213 PINE GROVE, PA C omplimenty of DITZLER BROS. Choice Cuts of Quality BEEF VEAL PORK LAMB POULTRY FROM OLR FARM RAY M. DITZLER GUY s. DITZLER PHONE 4381 PINE GROVE, PA. PHONE 3374 GREENPOINT, PA. C011zj9lime11Zs of T E N P I N C L U B PINE GROVE, R. D. NO, 1 ,-73- SCHUYLKILL FARM BUREAU ASSOCIATION FEED - SEEDS - FERTILIZER ROOFING MATERIALS - FARM FREEZERS PHONE: Schuylkill Haven 1033 CRESSONA, PA. DAN'S SELF-SERVICE DANIEL L. EAST, Owner Quality Me11t.v, Groce1'ie.v FRESH AND FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FRIEDENSBURG, PENNA. PINE GROVE AUTO SERVICE SALES AND SERVICE Kzzirer - Frazer - ,Henry-J C. S. HEFENER, Proprietor DIAL 3531 PINE GROVE, PENNA. Compliments Of SUMMIT MFG. CO. -74- JOHN W. HEFFNER l I1'i6l'ZC1,!j' I11.Y11rf1111:e SFIWUIKTL' R. D. No. 2 IDI.-XL 5373 Pine G1-Ove, P... C0ll12Z5fl.7'7IClZf.Y of KRAMMES HOTEL Rock, Pa. L. G. 8z H. C. FELTY CLOTHIER - HABERDASHER AND SHOES Pine Grove, Pelma. COl7IfJl1.I71f?lZl'.V of NEW PENN HOTEL A. R. FRIQED, Prop. PHONE 3942 Pine Grove, Pa. MADENFORD CLEANERS 64- South NIz1in Street Pine Grove, Pa. DIA-XI, 5-H6 RUSSELL FELTY PURINA PRODUCTS P01ljfI'.l' Snpjblirx Baby Chiefs Custom Grizzzlilw mul fllixing IDI.-XL 4201 LADIES' AUXILIARY T0 THE Veterans of Foreign Wars POST 3432 Pine Grove, Pa. Conzplinzezzts of DR. CHARLES E. PEACH ,-75,-1 HEINBACH'S AUTO J. WILSON BARTO BODY WORKS SONS BODY AND FENDER Hz11'dQc'f11'e - Plzlmbing REFINISHING Hmfing Ulf Cn!! For and Dfflifufr Your Car Elgfyfyjguf 4.-fppfiancgj PHONEI P1116 Grove 2013 DIAL 4701 Pine Grove, 13911113 BARR 8a BARR Generfzf Ilzszlrfmce ROBERT 13. VVILSON 39 Spruce Street 131.-XL -1211 Pine Grove, Pa. A. D. SCHUCKER GARAGE .info Rfflfll-lilly and Wrefriilzg COHIf7!l.l71t'l7f.Y of Con1pf1'n1e11I,v of DR. GEORGE A. WYNN DR. AND MRS. DENTIST RAY E. REPPERT DIAL 3211 BONNIES RESTAURANT Wye Cater to Sfll61,6I?fX of Pine Grove Ifigfz Conzplzfnzenis of MUTSCHLER'S PLACE Pine Grove, Pa. -75- DAUB MOTORS AUTO LUHRICATION CAR VVASHING MECHANICAL SERVICE DIAL 2596 Pine Grove, Pa. Conzplinzerzts of BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 193 South IN'Iain Street MILLER'S Cfznrlerea' Bus Ser1'z'fre Summit Station, Pa. Compfinzezzts of OAKWOOD COAL CO. Pine Grove, Pa. IJIAL -I-100 Pine Grove, Pa. IJIAL 2262 L- C0ll1f7HlIIt?IIl'.Y of INC. 57 East Klaiu Street Tremont, Pa. CHRYSLER 111261 PLYMOUTH Sales and Service FELTY'S CAFE Ravine, Pa. O FOODS OF ALL KINDS J- H- DEITER . W. RUPPERT, INC Sc SONS DIRECT DEALER FOR 105 South Fourth Street CHEVROLET and PHONE 45-R-15 Tower City, Pa. G. E. Apjlfirlzzzrcxv ANTHR.AxFI.0 d11rou111r'ic Ifl'Ill't'I'S OLDSMOBILE Tremont, Pa. .-177,-1 AL'S GULF SERVICE STATION ALVIN SCHAEFFER, Prop. L E F F L E R ' S DRY CLEANING Car lV11.s'fIing - Lubricfztion PRESSING H1101 TAI-LORING TIVBJ - B1lI1f67'ff?5 Pine Grove, Pa. Iafccessories DIAL 3157 DIAI, 2856 Pine Grove, Pa. Complinzents of DR. AND MRS. SIDNEY MELNICOVE Pine Grove, Pa. DIAL 4091 Bext PVi,fhe.I' lo the Class of '52 DR. AND MRS. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. KURT HORTNER Pine Grove, Pa. IJIAL 3321 ZIMMERMAN'S FOUNTAIN SERVICE Pye Serve Our Own Fresh Made WILLIAM D. ICE CREAM East Pottsville Street DIAL 395 Pine Grove, Pa C0 nzjrlinzentx of C. N. ALBERT Sc SON 'KCINDERELLAU F1-offs for Girls UNANETTEH Babe and Toddler Frocks Pine Grove, Pa. Complimentx of DONMOYER'S STORE 248 South Alain Street Pine Grove, Pa. DIAL 4067 ,-78,-1 IVAN C. NEWCOMER W110L15S11L15 CONFECTIONER 72 South Blain Street Pine Grove, Pa. PINE GROVE 5 AND 10C STORE 1' SELF- SERVICE Cozuf In and LN Us llfflp You Ifrfjv ,v0ll1'Sl'fj IDI,-XI. 3461 Immun, TINNING P1.r'M1srNG f1L'1.lf1 J. L. LONG 85 CO.. ACHENBACH 1'igLfj'ggg11'H- Pine Grow- Pi Alam-nl Gas Sw-vii-ff DW' 4300 HEATING IIARDVVARE MORGAN'S MEAT MARKET Frvslz CHOICE NIEATS Slll0kt'!2' Conzplinzeizfx of SCUTTO AND ZIMMERMAN GROCERIES RESTJ RJNH Pine Grove, Pa. U J DI-U1 2681 Pino Grove, Psi. L Y K E N S PASTEURIZED MILK Specializing in Bzztfrrlzlifi, Clzorofzzfz' Drilli, Orange-Afdff, 1'10lIl'1!I1U 1J,IlffI'1', and five Lifflllll PHONE 75 Lykcns, Pu. COlIIf7!l'H1L'lIf.Y of MILLER'S CASH GROCERY Pine Grove, Peuna. DIAL 3016 -79- Buy at . . . C3vREEN,S 'witlz Cozzfizlwzzrr' Quality .fzfzwlws for 105 Years G R E E N ' S Pottsville, Pa. Comjvfinzents of DR. LEON H. MILLER DR. A. A. HELLER OPTOJIETRISTS PHONE 140 9 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. H. R. KNAPP 8: SON LEA THER GOODS .J U TO SUPPLIES 202-204 South Centre Street PHONE 669 Pottsville, Pa. FORD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS IIYIIFIY' lligh Srlmol C1I'llIl'llHl'f?.V are Thorozlyllfy Trained for Rzfsjmnsible Positions in Business 223 South Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. Pottsville VVater Company Bldg. PHONE 1818 Get Your Neat' Outfit At CLEM'S 209 VVest Iwarket Street Pottsville, Pa. From Factory to Ho111e BRIGHTER FURNITURE FACTORY 436 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. POTTSVILLE SHOWCASE CO. COMPLETE CAFETERIA IN STALLATIONS Food and BE'lJL'I'Ily6' Semitic Equijunent 300 Laurel Street PHONE 4800 Pottsville, Pa. C0lIIl1'7Iil7'Ic l1fJ of Y O R K V I L L E CAMERA SHOP PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES For Professionfzls and Amateurs PHONE 3235 Pottsville, Pa. -go- C 07fIg7'6lf1fLlClZi0 ny Everyone in our organization wishes the Class of 1952 of Pine Grove High School cl 1 Ha py and Successful Life a very Happy Commencement Season an '1 p D O U T RIC H ' S PQTTSVILLE THE STYLE CENTER OF SCH UYLKILL CO UNTY FOR MENTS AND BOYS' APPAREL POMEROY'S SCHUYLKILL COUNTY'S GREATEST DEPARTJWENT STORE T U C H L E R ' S DRESSES, MILLINERY, COATS LINGERIE, SPORTS VVEAR 19 North Centre Street Pottsville, Penna. Compliments of S. S . W E I S S DEPARTMENT STORE Pottsville, Penna. fl Square Deal to AI! Congratulations to the Clays of 1052 BOHORAD'S Pottsville, Penna. Home of HART-SCHAFFNER-MARX ARROW Shirts DOBBS Hats Congratulatiom, Gmduzztey WELL-INFORMED PEOPLE WILL ALW AYS BE FREE PEOPLE THE POTTSVILLE REPUBLICAN lf!! C mt 'J Greatest Ne1ci,vp11jJe1 ' f'Sclzuyl 1 oz' y -31- Conzplinzelzts of 'fPVlzere the Fairest Get the Fi7ZE.Yfll JEWELERS Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 19 East lVIain Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 828 Best Wz'shes for the '52 Graduating Glass CAPITAL BAKERS, INC. POTTSVILLE, PENNA. FRIGID.f1IRE TELEVISION MOTORS Gener1zlRepfzirs Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 10 VVcst lklain Street Phone 210 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. -82-1 Complimenhv of HfXABll RCJS THE STORE WITH THE ESCALATOR LEBANON, PENNA. Conzjllimenzfs of MUSIC 86 STORE MARTY SORCZEK M U R RAY ' S BAND INSTRUJUENTS DRESS SHOP LEBANON'S MOST COMPLETE RECORD DEPARTMENT Lebanon, Pa. 32 South Ninth Street DIAL JONESTOWN 2531 .'1AIfl SERVICE Lebanon, Pa' DITZLER BROS. GARAGE , ESSO DEALER Complmzents of Jonestown Clover Leaf A Route 72 at 22 TIRES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES - REPAIRS PLAY MORE LIVE LONGER IT PAYS TO PLAY SHENK 8 UTTLE E'Uerytlzing For Sport 313 Market Street HARRISBURG, PA- -183,-. HARPEL'S STUDIO Sjmcifllizing in SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY 757 - 759 Cumberland Street Lebanon, Pa. BOYD R. FELTY MUSIC STORE 625 Cumberland Street Lebanon, Penna. Pianos - Radios - Organs Band 17lXfl'IIN1I'llf.V and Sujrjzlics IN LEBANON, IT'S L E V I T Z FOR BETTER VALUES DARLEEN SHOES FOR THE SMART HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS FURNITURE APPLIANCES 716 Cumberland Street 7 L Y APPAREL JEWE EOMESTICS Lebanon, Penna. ESTABLISHED 1916 PHONE 634 SAM DIAMOND Original ARMY AND NAVY STORE ffunting Goods .7llm's and Boys' PVnzri1zg Apjmrel 24- South Eighth Street Lebanon, Pa. Oonzjnlinzefztx of LINTZ'S Illerfs, W0lI1C7l,Jx, and Clzilzlrrnfr Wffaztifzg fIf7f7lll'CZ 725 Cumberland Street Lebanon, Penna. Oonzplinzezzts of PALACE OF SWEETS Lebanon, Penna C07'I1f7!il7IEllf.Y of DR. S. B. GROH DENTIST 750 Cumberland Street Lebanon, Penna. ,-84,-f EARL STOYER CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. SCHNEIDER AND DAVIS Conlraetors and Builders 2040 llflahantongo Street Pottsville, Penna. MICHEL BROTHERS ICE CREAM CONFECTIONERY GIFTS Schuylkill Haven, Pa. For Great Gary and fl Square Deal See HAVEN MOTORS, INC. DESOTO - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phone 353 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. JIM'S SPORT SHOP J. A. BROBST, Prop. Fishing Tackle - Guns - Uniforms Athletic Equipment - Sporting Goods Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 1050 CORRADO'S 'fShoe5 for the Entire Family Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 159-R HIGHWAY MOTORS Schuylkill Haven - Orwigsburg Road YUENGLING'S ICE CREAM Hdluvlys In Good Time -85.- Compliments of SCHULTZ'S SELF-SERVICE FOOD MARKET MIFFLIN STREET PINE GROVE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION Q9 6.0 I 11110, SBQRI ff 'I L4 Ngi 9 V1 f ffl' X ,QQ PINE GROVE POST NO. 374 .-S6.. Compliments of H. L. SNYDER FUNERAL HOME AND SNYDER'S FURNITURE STORE PINE GROVE, PENNA. Complimeniy of PINE GROVE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ,-87.. Complimentx of GARDEN STATE TANNING, INC. PINE GROVE, PENNA. DIAL Fine Grove 2311 NEW YORK OFFICE: 330 Fifth Avenue PHONE: Pennsylvania 6-7325 BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY ROCHESTER, N. Y. DESIGNERS OF EXCLUSIVE SCHOOL JEWELRY GENUINE ENGRAVED COJUJIIENCEIIIENT ANNOUNCEJIINTS AND PERSONAL CARDS I ' MR. PAUL L. WAGNER DISTRICT IVIANAGER P. O. Box 268 TAMAQUA, PA. Compliments of J. H. BROKHOFF, INC. YOGURT CHOCOLATE MILK GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM Pottsville 3506 TELEPHONES Shenandoah 2-1601 -s8- I I I N 4 Your H0111e Town Neufspzzper' THE WEST SCHUYLKILL PRESS AND PINE GROVE HERALD Congmmlzzrions to the Gnzdmzting Clfzsy of Pine Grove High School FOX-KNAPP MFG. CO. CHARLES WERNER AND COMPANY FLOUR, GRAINS, LUIUBER AND ,MILL SUPPLIES DIAL 3081 PINE GROVE PA Conzjllinzents of LEGION AUXILIARY NO. 374 PINE GROVE, PA. -89.- B E T T E'S JUNIOR EASHIONS Ifighest Quality at Lowest Prices 6 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. J O Y C E ' S RESTAURANT :: CAFE Your I-lost In POTTSVILLE PHONE 3846 WHOLESALE 8: RETAIL POTTSVILLE,S ARMY Sz NAVY STORE ARMY 8 NAVY SURPLUS 123 Nlahantongo Street POTTSVILLE TIRE tk BRAKE SERVICE Pottsville, Pa. BEVERLY The House of Faslzions 18 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pennsylvania fllayiag - Hoover - Frigidaire Philco - R. GA. REILEY'S 200 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. STEWARD J EWELERS Centre and Norwegian Streets Pottsville, Perma. Compliments of HILDA S. HOY Grocery Store RUHL,S Bread and HERSHEY,S Ice Cream Dial 3712 Pine Grove, Pa. URBON CLEAN - RITE LAUNDRY Phone 77-R-2 Valley View, Pa. ..90- LEROY DAUBERT General Hrzzzling Pine Grove, Pa. Phone 3096 SMITH MOTOR GO., INC. Authorized Sales and Serfvive FORD Passenger Cars FORD Trucks Pine Grove, Ra. Phone 4251 Com imen 1' 0' W E AV E R 1 S pf 1 f SERVICE Tglfhxgillzv- STATION Pine Grove, R. D. 2, Pa. Phone 2251 COAL DEAVLER Pine Grove, R. D. No. 1 Phones: 2066 - 2076 LEE'S RADIO 85 TELEVISION NIain Street, Pine Grove, Pa. Phone 3200 Canzera and Projestor Szlppliey E R D M A N M O T O R S ALVVAYS VVELCOIVIE Wfherf Sf:-fvice Is Our Businffsx Pine Grove R. D. 2 Phone 5126 Conzjnfinzenfs of H A Z E L' S BEAUTY SHOPPE 108 1NIain Street Pine Grove, Pa. Phone 3251 SGHNEGICS GARAGE DODGE R PLYMOUTH Only IJODGE Builds fob-Rated Trucks GAS - SUNOCO - On. Phone 4501 Pine Grove, Pa ufogfzaplzs .LQz.'..m,,L.4.....--.,.-L...,..- .,gQ,- , -ir, ,I Y ' ' A A -.:..,, 1 'gp ..- . . l . . V 'J 14 . A -., Y-' j:1:'i rr -. 'N , A L .f' L 153 ,ci ltr., ' 7' - .4 H -A .',.?g ?.!..4..Qlj::,,.+1 f.......-w' 3- ,T-53-7 - -AF., , - , ' A---'-. , ., N. . V,