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

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JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y First Row: Sandra Heinbach, Carolyn Mease, Carol Witmer. Leanna Koch, lean Walters. Doris Llmbenhauer. Gail Walton. Lola Wolfe, Shirley Moyer. Second Row: Sarah Ditzler, Nancy Spittler. Iuclith Miller, Faye Krammes, Loretta Breisch, Alice Henninger. Frances Bretzius. Mary Ann MacDutT. Betty Baylor. Third Row: Miss Garman, lane Levan, Mary Natale. Shirley Yorty, Kay Clements, Ruby Achenbach. Sue Wynn, Barbara Foreman. Eva Schnoke. Haryana Iones. Fourth Row: Ruth Beck. Ioan Newcomer. Diane Aungst, Nancy Io Dougherty, Diane Herring, Elaine Zerbe, Linda Koble, Betty Hehn, Ioyce Potts, Mary Etta Reinhard. Mary Ann Maidenford, Carol Zimmerman. Fifth Row: Barbara Daubert. Betsy Shollenberger. Sally Leffler, Betty Miller, Mae Minnich. Evelyn Neidlinger, Dorothy Donton, Thelma Knerr. lane! Klinger. Nancy Lehman. Sixth Row: Laverne Mars. Ioan Umbenhauer, Theresa Tice, Cora Wolfe, Betty Adams. Mary Atkinson, ludith Hikes, lanet Brown, Audrey Barr, Carol Kreiser, Betty Ann Strouphauer, Mary Lou Plappert. The Iunior Tri-Hi-Y Club with its slogan of i'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 club period, the girls hold various types of meetings, stressing at times the social phase, and at other times the men- tal and spiritual phases. In this way the club promotes the well-rounded development of its members. Membership in this club is open to any girl in the lunior High grades. OFFICERS: President ...... ........... . Ianet Brown Vice-President. . . ...... Betty Miller Secretary ..... . . Nancy Dougherty Treasurer. . . . . Dianne Herring Reporter . . .... Carol Witmer Chaplain ...... .. Ioan Umbenhauer Song Leader. . . ......... ...... L inda Koble ADVISOR: Miss Sherley Garman - 50 ..

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SENIOR HI-Y First Row: Donald Schwartz. Mr. Lehman. Donald Miller. Second Row: Earl Kramer. Richard Mars, lohn Hardcnslinc. Grorge Morgan. Third Row: George Ditzlcr. Lanny Bachman. Charles Llmhcnhauvr. si 5' The Hi-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 community. The purpose of this club is to build high standards of Christian character and to be of service to others. OFFICERS: President ...... ................... R ichard Mars Vice-President. . . . . Kenneth Dissinger Secretary ...... .... E arl Kramer Treasurer .... . . . Donald Miller Chaplain. . . ........... . . George Ditzler ADVISOR: Mr. D, W. Lehman

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JUNIOR HI-Y First Row: Lewis Fisher, Carl Fessler, Richard Zimmerman. Donald Schneck, Kenneth Snyder. lohn VVerner. Thomas Fritz. Hnrry Deirh- ert. Glenn Schneck, Dennis Schneck. Second Row: Mr. Wollinger, Iohn Beuchler, David Weiss, David Boltz. Donald Huber, Melvin Potts, Ralph Kaulfman, Thomas Reynolds. Third Row: lon Walton, Dennis Spancake, Flovd Schwartz, Harry Fulmer, Edward Ditzler. Lester Ney. Peter Hess, Warren Bratz. Fourth Row: Paul Walters, Donald Tobias, Guy Bonewitz. George Kivny. David Speidel, Theodore Dreisbuch, Rene Howe, loseph Mutschler. Q ff The purpose of this organization is to A'Create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The club was first organized in 1941 by Aaron Millei'g since then it has had three other advisors, Mr. Albert Reed, Mr. George Reinert, and Mr. Dale Wollinger, who is the advisor at the present. 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. OFFICERS: President ...,... ..........., T heodore Dreisbach Vice-President . . . ..... David Speidel Secretary ..... . . . Donald Tobias Treasurer. . . . . Ioseph Mutschler Chaplain. . . ...., Barry Huber ADVISOR: Mr. Dale Wolfinger - 61 ..