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

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1966 volume:

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S ifiT AW 'i'H ' s4E?f THE CARDINAL VOLUME XXXVI PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1966 PINE GROVE AREA HIGH SCHOOL PINE GROVE, PENNSYLVANIA TRADITIONAL DAYS THE CLASS OF 1966 EXCITING DAY :E,N,55HQ?g'EQk - 9 W r , ' : Q . ,,,, , L, - f xx ,fgeff Q , .. 9,,L,,v .. . X . . .' -:.: fi fr gag si' ,ig W K 4 is ,M 'aff 35 1-,L .f X 1 ,. N. L, . fm? f , f new lg: 7 ., ,uf W via Lf 1 an wi aff if 3 . fWASQLWAMLQQM2rw-. ni- -2 .. ,N f iaiffx 6-mfr. 4- ii -- ww. My rg. . w f. , -W wwf ? sb av W3 J J, .... L ' mmf -- Z' f Q. QW MI- - Jw 5 YE If ggi YZ A ' K V egg . k. f E 4. Y Sv 'H 1 R ,f xx, ew ' f f qi -ef : .: ,- m.Q,f:5:: 5 HAPPY DAYS QW-. W , 43 VA, , we V x A ' .J ACTIVE DAYS :fi 1 f'1f.L5mfz aw: sw X21 X A 5335 FSM K + X , 9511 -frlfik' Ai . L - -' : I- fy M Wkg X -wx, 2 is 1 -Q gm 'IA 1 . -5 'V A'.Lf 4,Qf iw-rm ? 3 -1-ff .,. , in we 'f' f' Q19 1 X 'Aim dwg. yas, f wwf f'. 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ALMA MATER Nestled in among the mountains, She has taught us life's great lesson ln a vale we love, And has taught them wellg Lies a pleasant little village We're prepared to fight life's battle Which is named Pine Grove. Then in peace to dwell. CHORUS: lf our lives have led us onward Here We all have gained our knowledge To famed heights above, ln the school We love, Then can We with pride point backward Now we hail our Alma Mater: To our dear Pine Grove. Hail! All hail Pine Grove. 20 FACULTY S PERVISI G PRINCIPAL 7: Mr. Marvin O. Werley, M.S. in Ed. Supervising Principal Education becomes more necessary every day. l Want to compliment you for the advancement you have made. However, you are now ready to launch into more training that is needed in the world of Work. All walks of life need pro- fessional and technical skills. just remember even in l955 when this'High School was built, the most laborers that were ever around in one day were three. Do not rest on your oars now -- build on the foundation We made possi- ble for you in the Pine Grove High School. 22 Mrs. Ethelyn Henninger Secretary HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL A 1 ' ,.,.,..mm ., ' ' , . An,,,..,.,f-3, , . i MM, . ,,,. , ,W ..-, .i.. f. lVIrs. Grace Brommcr High School Secretary Mr. Frank R. Winsheimer, M.A. High School Principal I congratulate the Class of 1966 upon reaching an important milestone on life's highway. Graduation from your high school shows that you have made full use of the privilege of the American boy and girl, a public education for all through the twelfth grade . Your parents, your school, and your community have co- operated to make this achievement possible. As you pass this milestone, you leave be- hind many checks and restraints and assume new responsibilities. May the lessons you have learned at Pine Grove High School help you become healthy, happy successful Ameri- can citizens. 23 -T S.. get ' S ' Milton C. Becker, B. S. Edgar R. Bennett, B. S. Everett C. Bloom, B. S. A' 1 l l l Paul L. Bowen, B. S. N 1 l 1 1 I V. V 3 H 5 ,..L ,V . ., 3 ... . 1'. 1 ,. I A Q.. it ' ' ' f- ! I Russel S. Bubeck, B. S. .mtl A -Sfvfvz-.fx L .5 'N f f -I ,,,. S Karl E. Bowers, U. S. N. Donald E. Boyer, B. S. Mrs. Joanne Bueckcr, B. S Qlletiredj Mrs. Ruth W. Christ, B.A. 1:0N O5 ADENCE Mrs. Elizabeth C. Clark, B.S. Sandra E. DiRienzo, B.S. Charles M. Fink, B.S. lv Wmugg, X Mrs. Ruth D. I-Iardenstine, B.S. G. Bruce Henninger, Eugene C. Horn, M.Ed XX john E. Johnston, B.S. Mrs. Margaret H. Koshinski, A.M. 27 joan M. Krick, B. S. Marilyn B. Krull, B. S. William T. Loy, B.S Q zz Y. ., :' f ? :L A - rw .lv -MJ Robert W. McLean, B. S 28 Calvin F. Morgan, B. S. john B. Musselman, B. S. Carmine Pepe, M.Ed. 433 , 5 Y 1 3 9 5 I 3 1 , ef' 1 n k bv S 1 R y X , ,,.fif3Jrfff' H '. Ronald R. Rhen, B.S. Mrs. Irma K. Richter, B.S. Clarence E. Schneck, B. S 29 1 4 D 6969 006 Edward T. Wasscl, M. S. Mme. Anna. Lou Slegel, B. S. Dale L. Wolfinger, M.A, Mrs. josephme K. Stodart, B.S. john H. Zlegler, B. S 30 . M9 pf I V ., Wv Margarct 1. Zimmerman, B. S. K 4' 37 Doris L. Wlletstone, R.N. Q T.. HST-1 r .Ns N .X Q, .K . fs? Mrs. Ann Frantz, Secretary to the Guidance Counselor. CAFETERIA TAFF W V r r-g i 5 if ,,,,, , , E si fir . .AV.. M -1.A1 ..1V,.. ..,. 1 ,Q.-., , M, f. F w Mrs. Fickinger, Mrs. Schaeffer, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Nagle, Mrs. Rehrer, Mrs. Newsanger, Mrs. Brommer, Mrs. Kimmel, Mrs. Doran. Mr. Elmer Unger Chief Custodian l 3 1 my H W,,,. '!'2 CARDINAL Editor in Chief Business Manager Literary Editor Copy Editor Activities Manager Senior Activities Manager Classes Editor Sports Editors Typists STAFF Mary Hardenstine Paul Wolfinger Ina Herring Judy Brown Leona Bowen Deanna Luckenbill Coralee Daubert Gerald Lengle Sharon Lengle Gail Kimmel Joyce Zimmerman SENIOR g.........f, 3 male ,Y Gregory A. Achenbach GREGORY A. ACHENBACH Ilcrcgll Mr. 8 Mrs. Arthur A. Achenbach Commercial Tall, dark and handsome . . . excels in typing . . . likeable . . . seen driving a brown Ford. ACTIVITIES: Football manager 10. LARRY 1. ANSPACH VILarryll Mr. G Mrs. jay Anspaeh Avid hunter . . . quiet . . . one of our shorter boys . . . likes geography. 34 Louisa E. Ankenbrandt LOUISA E. ANKENBRANDT Louise Mr. S Mrs. George Ankenbrandt Academic Dangerous basketball player . . . loves to hoedown . . . easily heard . . . future nurse . . . pretty eyes. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 11,125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. General Larry J. Anspach fdk Mg., W MUN Nancy jean Anspach jane Ann Barr NANCY JEAN ANSPACH JANE ANN BARR NanCy.'l HJHDCH Mrs. Helen Anspach Commercial Mr. Sterling Barr Academic Works at Burke's . . . seen with Sandy . . . loves Dangerous driver . . . favorite class -- English heaIth??? . . . mannerly . . . quict. . . . frequents the bowling alley . . . seen in a certain black Chevy . . . turns colors in health class. ACTIVITIES: Cvlec Club lO,11,125 Pine Cone 11. Mr. Harold E. Betz Tunes a hot blue International rest of the gang . . . FFA nian Rodney L. Betz Sallie lean Bohr RODNEY L. BETZ SALLIE JEAN BOHR IIROdll Vlsalll Agriculture Mrs. Clair Bohr Commercial seen with the Hails from Suedburg . . . seen with Mary Ellen small, but . . . loves short skirts??? . . . Oh, nuts! . . . friendly. mighty . . . has a dark tan. ACTIVITIES: FFA 1O,11,12. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 11,125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 National junior Honor Society 10. 35 I Michele L. Bonawitz Leona Marie Bowen Glenn A. Boyer MICHELE L. BONAWITZ LEONA MARIE BOWEN Mich Leona Mr. S Mrs. Robert Bonawitz Academic IVIr. S Mrs. Paul Bowen Academic Always changing her hair color . . . petite . . . Basketball player . . . Such is life . . . has likes English . . . our nurse . . . Air Force fan. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1O,11,123 Band 10,11,123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y10,11,123 Projection Crew 10,11, 123 Pine Cone 1O,11. GLENN A. BOYER llclennll Mr. S Mrs. Harry Boyer natural curls . . . excels in gym . . . not too quiet. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10, 11,123 Majorette 10, 11, LV. Basketball Cheerleader 105 Pine Cone 10,115 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y10,11,12, Girls' Basket- ball 10, 11, 125 1. V. Football Cheerleader 113 Varsity Football Cheerleader 12, Class Play, CARDINAL. General Enjoys lunch . . . loves hot Chevys . . . favorite class -- lit??? . . . tall. ACTIVITIES: Projection Crew 10,11, 12. DA RLENE F. BRETZIUS Darlene Mr. 8 Mrs. Floyd Bretzius Commercial Petite . . . likes the name Tommy . . . seen with Carol . . . enjoys ho1nework??? ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10, Bus. Ed. Club 12. 36 D arlene F . Bretzius DONNA M. BROWN Donna DARLENE M. BROWN Mr. EMIS. Charles W. Brown Commercial Darlene Mrs. Lillian Brown Academic Seen with a certain Tom . . . likes office prac- tice . . . frequents Legion Acres . . . member Raven hair . . . Do you wanna bet? . . . seen of the color guard. with Mae . . . Beanie . . . quiet. ACTIVITIES: Color Guard 1O, 11, 123 Glee Club ACTIVITIES: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y11,125 Glee Club 11, 1O,11,123 Sr. Tri-I-Ii-Y11,125 Bus. Ed. Club 12. 11, 12. Darlene M. Brown Donna M. Brown JUDITH BROWN llluclyll Mr. S Mrs. Alfred Brown -A-C2dCmiC Our pianist . . . friendly smile , . . honor student . . . hails from Irving . . . seen with Danny. ACTIVITIES: Clee Club 10, 11,125 Pine Cone 10, 113 National Honor Society 11, 125 CARDINAL. RONALD LEE BROWN Brownie Ivlr. S Mrs. Roy Brown Industrial Arts Likes blondes . . . chevy man . . . loves Lit??? . . . one of our girls . . . big blue eyes. ACTIVITIES: Executive Committee 10, 11, 125 Foot ball 10,11,125 Stage Crew 10,11,125 Projection Crew 10, 11,125 Hi-Y125 Class Play 12. Lois 1. BUTLER llLOiSll Mr. Slvlrs, Leonard Butler Commercial Lovely hair. . . seen with Linda. . . drives a truck. . . dislikes Brownies . . . loves bowling. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10, ll, 12, Student Council 1O,11,125 Business Ed. Club 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. 38 Judith Brown Ronald Lee Brown Lois I. Butler LINDA ANN CLARK Linda Mr. 8 Mrs. Aubrey Clark Commercial One of our majorettes . . . favorite class -- P. O.D . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . has a beautiful sweater collection. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10511,125 Tri-Hi-Y11, 125 Business Education Club 125 Majorette 10, 11,125 Executive Committee 105115 Class Play 12. PHILIP C. COR RELL llPhilIl Mr. G Mrs. Gerald Correll Academic Everybody's friend . . . oh, those waves! . . . likes physics experiments ??? . . . our scholar athlete . . . draws pictures in trig. class. ACTIVITIES: Class treasurer 105 football 10, 115 125 baseball 105 executive committee 11,125 class play 125 Hi-Y 12. CORA LEE DAUBERT Coralee Mr. Glvlrs. Samuel G. Hubler Academic Sports :L sparkler . . . loves jazz . . . seen in a green bus . . . plays the sax . . . likes art.. ACTIVITIES: Band 105115125 Glee Club 125 Pine cfm 10,115 cARD1NAL. Linda Aim Clark Philip C. Correll Cora Lee Daub rt 39 JAMES DAUBERT ll ' I jim' Mr. G Ivlrs. Willard B. Daubert Industrial Arts Drives a hot Ford . . . another one of our football players . . . I-Ielp! ! . . . Hi-Ysharp-shooter . . . enjoys Physical Science. ACTIVITIES: Football 1O,11,12, Baseball 1O,11, 12,1-Ii-Y1O,11,123 Executive Committee 115 Class play chorus, Projection crew 10, 11, 12. ROBERT T. DAVIES llBObll Nlr. 8Mrs. Leslie E. Davis General Temper, temper . . . Oh, go on! . . . likes sports . . . drives a hot Pontiac. ACTIVITIES: Football 10, 11, 123 Projection crew 1O,11,125 Glee club 11,12. TORY ANNE DITZLER IITOYYII W. 8NIrs. Bruce Ditzler Academic Leads our band . . . frequents the lake . . . has pretty clothes . . . drives a Dodge . . . Oh, yeah! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1O,11,125 Tri-I-Ii-Y11, President 125 Executive Committee 11, Color Guard 10, 115 Drum Majorette 123 Class play piompter. 40 james Daubert Robert T. Davies To ry Anne Ditzlcr Nancy je an Dubbs Susan Jane Evanchalk Sally Ann Feeman It f . Ii NANCY JEAN DUBBS ll IV1r. G Mrs. Calvin Dubbs Academic Always neat . . . friendly to all . . . has pretty hair . . . covers buttons in biology II . . . drives a Falcon. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10,11,125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 Executive Committee 1O,11. SUSAN JANE EVANCI-IALK Susie Mr. 8 Mrs. john Evanchalk Academic Beautiful eyes . . . fragile . . . Tell me! . . . lives out by the lake . . . another one of our majorettes. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 105115125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 Executive Committee 105 11,125 Major- ette 1O,11,125 Student Council 12. SALLY ANN FEEMAN llsallyvll Mr. G Mrs. Donald Feeman Commercial Mr. johnston's pet? . . . one of the big four . . . loves cafeteria food??? . . . can be loud. ACTIVITIES: Bus. Ed. Club 125 Glee Club 10. 41 DAVID H. FISHER Dave Mr. S Mrs. Homer Fisher Academic Raises pigeons . . . likes history . . . sleeps in advanced biology . . . Stump's bodyguard . . . friendly. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 107117125 Class Vice- prcsident 105 Class secretary 115 Basketball 10, 11,125 Baseball 10,11,12. BEVERLY L. FORRY IIBOOPYH Mr. 8 Mrs. Raymond Forry Academic Lebanon's gift to Pine Grove . . . a chemistry II hazard . . . seen with jane and Sandy . . . de- pendable. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10,11,125 Pine Cone 10, 115 Executive Committee 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 12. I David H. Fisher Beverly L. Ferry Sandra Mae Fox ,IH J I f SANDRA MAE FOX Forde Mrs. john H. Hikes Commercial Petite . . . works at the bowling alley . . . likes I chevies . . . seen with Tootie. I I I I I I I I I I I PATRICIA ANN GIBSON llPatll Mr. 8Mrs. Lester H. Gibson Commercial Always has a smile . . . nice alto voice . . . beautiful hair . . . peaches 'n cream complexion . . . loves horses. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club IO, ll, 125 Girls' Ensemble IO, 11, 12. P21'CTiCi21 ADH Gibson Mary Lee Gilbert Terry L. Haas MARY LEE GILBERT TERRY L. HAAS Tootie jake Mr. G Mrs. George D. Gilbert Commercial Mr. 8 Mrs. Furman Haas Academic Lil-res the name Gary . . . seen but not heard . . . can do without health class . . . conscientious. Future Jneclmanic . . . likes the girls . . . olu' President . . . dependable . . . seen rushing to gym class. ACTIVITIES: Projection Crew IO, ll, 125 Execut Committee IO, 11,123 Class President 12. IVC 'X 4 my Ji Richard A. I-Iain RICHARD A. HAIN john R. Haldeman JOHN R. HALDEMAN Chatter Coonie Nlr. GMrs. Ira C. Hain Industrial Arts M.r. SNIrs. Robert H. Haldeman General Chevy man. . . likes basketball. . . hunts on Cas jockey. . . one of our ladies . . . seen his days off from school . . . Miss Krick's pet??? with Bruce and Rumpf , . , always missing a . . . one of the shop crew. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 10, 11, 12 MARY ELIZABETH HARDENSTINE llMaryll Nlr. EMIS. Howard E. Hardenstine Academic Likes a sailor named Roger . . . tall . . . math Whiz . . . argues with M.r. Henningcr . . basketball star. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10, 115 Pine Cone 10511, Tri-Hi-Y10, 11,125 Girls' Basketball 10,115 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Executive Committee 125 Class Play 125 Projection Crew 125 CARDINAL. 44- 10-point buck . . . never in trouble??? ACTIVITIES: Class play chorus. I ii 1 I Mary Elizabeth Hardenstine Daniel Lawrence Hawkins, Ir. HELEN E. HEINBACH Helen Ivlr. G Nlrs. Walter Heinbach Commercial Slender lass . . . What! ? . . . has a low voice . . . not usually quiet. ACTIVITIES: FHA 103 Glee club 10,11,125 Busi- ness Education Club 11,123 Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 Color Guard, captain 10, 11, 12. Helen E. Heinbach DANIEL LAWRENCE HAWKINS, IR. lIDannyll Mr. Daniel L. Hawkins, Sr. Academic Likes the name Judy . . . Nimme heit! . . . not-so-mad chemist . . . plays the piano . . hates indecision. ACTIVITIES: Class secretary 105 Glee club 11, 12. INA P. HERRING IIIHHII Ivlr. 8M.rs. Earl W. Herring Academic Our football coach . . . full of fun . . . goes wild in Chemistry class . . . always has something to say. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Pine Cone 10, 115 National Honor Society 11, President 12, Class play, CARDINAL. Ina P. Herring aniee IVIarie Herring Linda A . Hoover Deborah A. Huber IANICE MARIE HERRING Yljanll IvIr. SMrs. Allen I. Herring Academic Hates boys??? . . . hurries to gym class . . . young est member of our class . . . Writes wild poetry . . likes trig and advanced chem. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10, 113 Pine Cone 10, 115 National Honor Society 12. LINDA A. HOOVER Linda Mr. GM.rs. Charles Hoover Commercial Neat dresser. . . lovely blonde hair . . . carries a flag . . . Janis in the class play . . . seen with Joni. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 10, 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi- Y 11,125 Bus. Ed. Club 11, President 12, Glee Club 11,125 Color Guard 10,11,12, Class Play. DEBORAH A. HUBER Debbie Ivlrs. Harry Huber Commercial Likes to type . . . trim figure . . . That does it! . . . likes to eat soup??? . . . cheers our foot- ball team to victory. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1O,11,12, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 12, National Honor Society 12, Bus. Ed. Club 11,125 Football Cheerleader 11, Co-captain 12. 46 LEE A. HUBER llRedll Mr. S Mrs. Floyd Huber Industrial Arts Has flashy red hair . . . one of the shop crew . . enjoys lit??? . . . always finding new words . . . loud . HOWARD HUMIVIEL Howie Mr. SMS. Howard Hummel, Ir. Academic We'll all be killed! . . . good looking . . . comes from New jersey . . . a football player . . . likes physics class. ACTIVITIES: Cflee Club 10, 11,125 Projection Crew 1O,11,125 Football 10,123 Pine Cone 115 Sr. Hi-Y 12, Class Play. ORIANA L. KEEFER Oriana Nlr. GM.rs. Donald L. Keefer Commercial Our secretary . . . Oh, for crying out loud! . . . loves English??? . . . seen with Linda. . loads of lovely clothes. ACTIVITIES: Glce Club 10, 11, 125 Executive Com- mittee 10, Class Secretary 12. 47 Lee A. Huber How ard Hummel Oriana I.. Keefer Carol A. Kemmerling CAROL A. KEMMERLING Carol Mr. Glvlrs. Daniel W. Kemmerling Commercial One of the Big Four . . . slim lass . . . always ready to help . . . wicked driver . . . loves lit??? ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 103 Bus. Ed. Club 12. BARRY L. KINTZEL IIBZMTYYII Mr. EMIS. Nathan J. Kintzel Commercial Likes math . . . light complected . . . shy . . our future hunter . . . so quiet, you never know he's there. 48 Gail E. Kimmel GAIL E. KIMIVIEL Gail lvlr. G Mrs. Ernest Kimmel Commercial Works at the Acme . . . seen with Sandy . . . always driving a different car . . . one of our typists. . . friendly. ACTIVITIES: Executive Committee 115 Glee Club 123 Class Playg CARDINAL. Barry L. Kintzel Judy Klinger IUDY KLINGER Tootie Mrs. Pearl Klinger Academic Has natural waves . . . very quiet. . . likes mam . . . friendly. . . shy. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10,11,12. ,ve Ronald E. Kramer RONALD E. KRAMER Tree Mr. SMIS. Charles Kramer Commercial Our pussycat . . . easy to get along with . . I wish school was over . . . likes English. ACTIVITIES: ciee Club 105 Projection crew 10, 11,125 Football 11,123 sf. Hi-Y12. Diane Marie Krammes DIANE MARIE KRAMMES Diane Ivlr. GMrs. Paul A. Krammes Academic Plays a flute . . . seen with Louise . . . rides to school with Mr. McLean. . . crazy giggle. . . helps manage the girls' team. ACTIVITIES: Band 10,11,125 Glee Club 11,123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 Girls' Basketball Manager 125 Executive Committee 12. Sandra J. Krause SANDRA I. KRAUSE Krause Mr. GIVIrs. Ernest Krause Academic Loves to dance . . . hails from Rock. . . Oh geez! . . . future nurse. . . honor student. ACTIVITIES: Executive Committee 10, 123 Pine Cone 10,115 Glee Club 10, 11,125 Sr. Tri-Hi- Y 11, 123 National Honor Society 12. MAE LORRAINE KUTZ llMaell IVIr. G Mrs. Laban Kutz Academic Seen with Beanie . . . quiet . . . makes week-end trips to concerts . . . likes math and lit. ACTIVITIES: sf. r.H.A. 105 sf. T1-I-HI-Y 11,12. SANDRA M. KUTZ llsandyll Mr. G M.rs. Frank Kutz Commercial Travels with Gail . . . seen going to YFC . . . always smiling . . . friendly to all. . . used to keep the Pine Cone lively. ACTIVITIES: F. I-I. A. 3 Glee Clubg Pine Coneg Bus. Ed. Club. BA RBA RA LEE LEHR Barb Nlr. Glvlrs. Harry L. Lehr Academic Excellent rope climber . . . likes the name Lee . . . future beautician. . . loves to ice skate . . . feasts in advanced biology. ACTIVITIES: Football cheerleader 105 Glee Club 10, 11,123 Basketball Cheerleader lO,11,123 National Honor Society 12. 50 Mae Lorraine Kutz Sandra M. Kutz Barb ara Lee Lehr GERALD G. LENGEL llcerryll Mr. 8 Mrs. PaulW. Lengel Industrial Arts Always cracking jokes . . . dislikes girls??? . . . keeps the stage crew awake . . . hard worker dependable. ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Projection Crew 10,11, 125 Executive Committee 115 Class Vice President 125 Student Council 125 Class Play, CA RDINAL. GERALD G. LENGEL LaVerne Louise Lengel Lola LAVERNE LOUISE LENCYEL Squirm Mr. 8 Nlrs. Luther P. Lengel Commercial Seen with Joyce . . . a member of the bowling league . . . willing worker . . . seen at basket- ball games . . . frequents Tremont. ACTIVITIES: junior Varsity Football Cheerleader 10, Co-captain 115 Executive Committee 10,115 125 Majorette Captain 105 Secretary 11,125 Glee Club 10,11,125 Pine Cone 10, 115 Student Coun- cil 1O, Recording Secretary 11,125 Bus . Ed. Club 115125F.H.A. Reporter 125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y11,125 Class Play Chorus. 51 Lee Lengle LOLA LEE LENGLE III-OJ-all lvlr. G Mrs. Hermit Lengle Commercial An engaged senior . . . Oh, you're kidding? . . . likes bookkeeping . . . can be easily heard . . . defends her opinions. ACTIVITIES: cage Club 105115125 Band 1O,11. SHARON ANN LENGLE Lengle Nlr. S Nlrs. Clay Lengle Commercial Those are natural waves! . . . easy to get along with . . . always laughing . . . works at Light- house Camp . . . dependable. ACTIVITIES: Executive Committee 105 Bus. Ed. Club 1O,11, Vice President 125 Girls' Basket- ball Manager 1O,11,125 Glee Club 10,11,125 Pine Cone 115 F.H.A. 125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y125 Class Play Chorus5 CARDINAL. Sharon Ann Lengle DEANNA JEAN LUCKENBILL IlDeeH JOHN HENRY LEVAN ujohnnyu Mr. G Mrs. Charles E. Levan Academic Our favorite school teacher . . . dislikes silly girls . . . always ready for a joke . . . ladies' man . . . plays a hot trumpet. ACTIVITIES: Executive Committee 105 Band 10, Vice President 11, President 125 Class Vice President 115 Dance Band 10, 125 Twin Valley Band 11, 125 Class Play. john Henry Levan Mr. GMrs. Homer F. Luckenbill, jr. Academic Seen with Ronnie . . . a star basketball player . . . a friend to all . . . never misses a game . . . Writes grammar books??? ACTIVITIES: Sr. Tri-I-Ii-Y1O, 11,125 Glee Club 1O,11,125 Girls' Ensemble 115 Football Cheer- leader 10, 125 Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 125 Pine Cone 10, 115 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 125 Student Council 1O, Corresponding Secretary 115 Class Play5 CARDINAL Deanna Jean Luckenbill Erma Lutz Delphine Evelyn Mars ERMA LUTZ DELPHINE EVELYN MARS Erma Della Mr. 8Mrs. Edward Lutz Commercial Mr. S Nlrs. Harry A. Mars Academic Was born in Mundlesheim, Germany . . . Oh, Dark eomplected . . . frequents Frystown . . . nuts! . . . always has a new hair-do . . . loves likes Biology II . . . works at Midway Diner. English ??? . . . Lola's buddy. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10,115 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1O,11,125 123 F. I-I. A. 10. Darlene G. Miller I f' J DARLENE G. MILLER Miller M.rs. Olga Miller Commercial Loud . . . travels with Nancy S .... likes to type . . . Would you believe? . . . loves English. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Basketball 10. 53 ROY NAGLE LYNNE NAGLE Roy Maley Mr. Slvlrs. George L. Nagle Academic Mr. G Mrs. Luther Nagle General Moose? . . . one of our mad chemists . . . seen Another one of our girls . . . class clown . . . in a blue Chevy truck . . . Way'ne's side-kick . . . must you! . . . always with girls???. . . cool will laugh at anything. teinpcr. ACTIVITIES: Football 10, 11, 125 Projection Crew ACTIVITIES: Football 1O,l1,123 Class Play Chorus. 1O,11,125 Sr. Hi-Y 12. Lynne Nagle Roy Nagle Russell Olt RUSSELL D. OLT HSCCU I Ivir. G Mrs. Russell Olt General Dates a certain junior . . . likes to hunt . . always in trouble . . . runs to the cafeteria . hot rod fiend. 54 GA RY M. POMINVILLE Pommy Mr. 8Nlrs. M. Pominville Academic Ladies' man . . . just act naturally . . . can be heard. . . one of Mr. Boyer's problems . . . has flashy red shoes ACTIVITIES: Basketball 10, Football 10,11,12, Class Play, Sr. Hi-Y 12. EVA MARIE REED IIAVQLII Mr. 8 IVIrs. Edward Reed Academic Our flutist . . . has long fingernails. . . honor stu- dent . . . member of the Twin Valley Band . . . Yeah . ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1O,11,12, Band 10, 11,125 Twin Valley Band 10,11,123 Pine Cone 10,113 National Honor Society 12, Class Play. Gary M. Pominville 1 R x w Chute PAYE A. REINI-IART Nlr. G Mrs. William Reinliart Commercial One of the Big Four . . . has trouble with a certain teacher . . . I don'twanna! . . . likes office practice . . . writes letters to Stevens Trade School. ACTIVITIES: Bus. Ed. Club 12. 55 Eva Marie Reed Faye A. Reinhart F r . .,,-1, :Sf Iron, p or . iw f Catherine L. Rumpf john W. Rumpf Mary Ellen Sattizahn CATHERINE L. RUMPF ucathyn Mr. SM.rs. Paul Rumpf Academic Likes art . . . Beatle fan . . . future beautician . . . frequents Minersville . . . one ofthe Out- wood gang. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10,115 Pine com 10, 11. JOHN W. RUMPF lljohxmyll NIP. S Ivlrs. Clarence Rumpf Industrial Arts Great white hunter . . . future marine . . . seen with Coonie . . . enjoys lunch. . . likes hot Fords. MARY ELLEN SATTIZAHN Mary Ellen Mrs. Albert Sattizahn Commercial Likes the name Lynn . . . hails from Birds Hill . . . travels with Sallie . . . tiny lass. . . hates long, stringy hair. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 12. 56 NANCY J. SCHAEFFER Schaeffer Ivlr. 8 Mrs. William Schaeffer Commercial Basketball player . . . l'll never tell! . . . travels with Miller . . . enjoys typing. . . small, but oh my goodness! ACTIVITIES: Girls' Basketball 11, 12. PAUL H. SCHAEFFER npaulynl Mr. G Mrs. Lester Shaeffer General Our champion salesman . . . sports a new watch . . . seen running toward the cafeteria . . . likes geography. BRUCE R. SCHNECK Bruce Mr. GMrs. William T. Loy General A Red Arrow gas jockey . . . seen with Coonie . likes to hunt . . . drives a '48 Plyinouth . . . future Marine. ACTIVITIES: Projection Crew 10, 11, 123 Baseball 11. Nancy J. Schaeffer Paul H. Schaeffer Bruce R. Schneck 57 RONALD L. SCHNECK Schneckie Mr. SMIS. Warren Schneck, Sr. General Frequents the office . . . skating fiend , , , future sailor . . . little, but oh my ACTIVITIES: Basketball manager 105 Executive Committee 10,113 Pro- jection Crew 1O,11,12. Sandra Christine Schneck Robert G . S chnoke Ronald L. Schneck SANDRA CHRISTINE SCI-INECK Ilsandyll Mr. 8 Mrs. Norman L. Schneck Academic Short 'n sweet . . . lives across a covered bridge . . . travels with Louisa . . . I don't know! . . . toots that clarinet! ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1O,11,125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Executive Committee 115 Band 1O,11, 12. ROBERT G. SCHNOKE llBOPpCrYl lVLr. Ernest L. Schnoke Commercial Quiet . . . loves health ??? . . . seen with Berger . . . lives on West Pottsville Street. 58 1 Sara Ann Schwalm GERALD G. SCHWARTZ Wink Mr. Slvlrs. George Schwartz Commercial Tuba tooter . . . seen with Greg . . . loves health??? . . . Quiet . . . ACTIVITIES: Band 10, 11, 12. STEPHEN RICHARD SCHWARTZ Steve lVIr. GMrs. john E. Schwartz Commercial Likes the name Karen . . . is he really starstruck??? . , . ooh, those waves. . .pensive . . . usually quiet. ACTIVITIES: Basketball manager 11, 12, Executive Committee 12, Class Play. 59 SARA ANN SCHWALM llsallyll Mr. S Mrs. joseph A. Schwalm Academic Frequents the Lake . . . had her prob- lems with the Scout . . . always laughing . . . I lie . . . dislikes obnoxious people. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12, Projection Crew 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 10,115 Pine Cone 10,115 Color Guard 10,11,12, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y11,125 Girls' Ensemble 115 Class Play. Gerald G. Schwartz I i Stephen Richard Schwartz RONALD SI-IOLLENBERG ER Sholly Mrs. Ruth Shollenberger Commercial Seen in a '55 Chevy . . . That's life! . . . likes health . . . the little one . . . nice smile. KAREN A. SITES Karen Mr. 8Mrs. Clayton E. Sites Commercial Lovely soprano voice . . . seen with Steve . . . Ya know? . . . crazy giggle . . . our song writer. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10,1l,12g Sr. Tri-Hi-Y12g Bus. Ed. Club 12g Girls' Ensemble 10,1l,125 Pine Cone 113 Class Play. RICHARD C. STAGER Big Dick Mrs. Thelma Stager General Plays basketball and football . . . Feel how sorry I am! . . . seen with a certain underclassman . . . enjoys geography class . . . good looking. ACTIVITIES: Projection Crew 10, 11, 125 Basketball 1O,11,12g Football 125 Class Play. 60 Ronald Shollenberger wuQi,.w4 Wwsilkilfff' Karen A. Sites Richard C. Stager GARY L. STUMP WAYNE S. STAUFFER Bone Wayne Mr. S Mrs. Ammon L. Stump Industrial Arts Mr. S Mrs. Sterling Stauffer Academic ' Drives a '53 Dodge . . . has a deep voice . . . seen Mad Chemist . . . has a rare sense of hlmaor . . with Norm . . . another of our basketball players. animal lover . . . laughs loudly . . . gives Mr. Boyer a hard time. ACTIVITIES: Basketball IO, 11, 12. Wayne S. Stauffer Gary L. Stump Walter R. Stump WALTER R. STUMP IlRandyIl Mr. SMrs. Walter M. Stump Academic Phillies fan . . . seen with Phil and Dave . . . is usually quiet . . . has trouble with his physics data. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1O,11,125 Glee Club 1O,11, 125 Baseball 11,125 Sr. Hi-Y 125 Class Play. 61 RONALD STUPP Ronnie Mr. E3Mrs. Ralph K. Stupp Academic Good looking . . . aerial artist . . . likeable . . . frequents Legion Acres . . . Three tries for a quarter! ACTIVITIES: Sr. I-Ii-Y 105 Glee Club 115 Football 10,11,125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10,11, 12 BERNARD THOMPSON Two Gun Mrs. Eva B. Thompson Academic Welsh! . . . oiu' pilot . . . likes trig and advanced math . . . Chevy man??? . . . can be heard easily. ACTIVITIES: Projection Crew 1O,11, 12. in Ronald SIUPP Bernard Thompson Dennis P. Umbenhauer DENNIS P. UMBENI-IAUER YIRiPperY7 Mr. Luther Umbenhauer Agriculture Tall . . . one of the girls . . . That's neat . . . likes history . . . football player. ACTIVITIES: Football 10, 11, 125 Class Play Chorus. Eugene D. Umbenhauer Peggy A. Wargo Steven C. Warner EUGENE D. UMBENHA UER Utah Mr. 8 Mrs. Allen Umbenhauer General Dislikes girls??? . . . has nice handwriting . . loves English??? . . . our catcher. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 10,11,12. PEGGY A. WARGO llPegVl Mr. S Mrs. George Wargo Commercial Did someone say Newtown? . . . one ofthe big fotu ' . . . always Chewing gum . . . constantly joking . . . tall. ACTIVITES: Girls' Basketball 11,125 Sr. Tri-I-Ii-Y 11, 12. STEVEN C. WARNER Skip No. II Mr. S Mrs. Clark F. Warner Industrial Arts Makes a lovely girl . . . one of our redheads . . . spends his time in the shop . . . hails from Rock . . . seen with Ronald. ACTIVITIES: Football 10, 11, 125 Projection Crew 1O,11,125 Sr. I-Ii-Y 125 Executive Committee 125 Class Play Chorus. 63 Jill Maureen We and IILL IVIAUREEN WEAND ll ' Jill Lt. Col. 8Mrs. William H. Weand Academic Always neat . . . cheers our teams to victory . . . has problems with her braces . . . intelligent . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 105115125 Football Cheer- leader 10, 11, Captain 125 Basketball Cheer- leader 10,115 Captain 125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Pine Cone 10, ll5 Executive Committee 115 Keystone Girls' State 115 D. A, R. Good Citizen Award5 Class Play. GARY ROGER WOLFE Ginn Mr. SM.rs. Ray S. Wolfe Academic Tall. . . seen with johnny . . . drives a '58 Ford . . . friendly. . . is usually laughing. ACTIVITIES: Class President 10, 115 Basketball 11, 125 Executive Committee 12. 64 's...dla Q Warren F. Weiss WARREN F. WEISS llwinyll Mr. G Mrs. David Weiss Academic Frequents Lebanon . . . Them's the breaks! . . . impersonates Louis Armstrong . . . a jazz pianist . . . . hurries to chemistry. ACTIVITIES: sr. Hi-Y1O511,125 elee Club 11. Gary Roger Wolfe Joan Wolfe Paul Wolfinger JOAN WOLFE PAUL WOLFINGER lljoni Il llpaulll Mr. S Mrs. Francis Wolfe Commercial Ivlr. S Nlrs. Dale Wolfinger Academic Has beautiful clothes. . . original hair-dos. . . Money bags! . . . blushes easily. . . likes loves English and shorthand??? . . . loquacious Spanish . . . honor student . . . always busy. . . . gives Mr. Fink a hard time. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 10, 11, President 125 ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Bus. Ed. Club Pine Cone 10, Editor 115 Class Treasurer 11, 125 Treasurer 125 Sr. Tri-I-Ii-Y10,11,125 Execu- National Honor Society 11,125 Sr. Hi-Y125 tive Committee 125 Class Play. CARDINAI.. RICHARD A. ZERBE Zabbie Mr. 8 Nlrs. George Zerbe Academic JEANNINE F. YODER Jeannine A sooth-sayer . . . has brain storms in trig class Mr. 8M.rs. Albert F. Yoder Commercial . . . a tease . . . easy to get along with. . . farm lad. Natural blonde hair . . . always smiling . . . excels in gym class . . . shy. ACTIVITIES: Football 12. Jeannie F. Yoder 65 Richard A . Zerbe fc Joyce E. Zimmerman JOYCE E. ZIMMERMAN nloyceyvl Mr. GNIrs. William E. Zimmerman Commercial Hates people who are late . . . has nice hair . . . peppy majorette . . . swoons over certain records . . . loves to sew. ACTIVITIES: Sr. F. H. A. 10, secretary 123 Glee Club 11,123 Majorette 1O, 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi- Y 11, 12, Pine Cone 115 Executive Committee 11, 125 Student Council 125 Bus. Ed. Club 11, 123 Class Play Chorus3 CARDINAI. NANCY I. ZIMMERMAN VINHHCYII Mrs. Virginia Zimmerman Commercial Little, but oh my!. . . can be easily heard . . has a loud giggle . . . one ofthe Rock gang . . plays a sax. ACTIVITIES: Projection Crew 11, 123 F. H. A. 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Bus. Ed. Club 1O,11, 123 Band 1O,11,123 Class Play Chorus. wrfff , .fl Nancy M. Zimmerman NANCY M. ZIMMERMAN Check Mr. GMrs. Warren Zimmerman Academic Petite . . . has pretty dark hair . . . has a smile for everyone . . . one of our cheerleaders . . . turns pages for Mrs. Siegel. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10, 11,123 Football Cheer- leader 10, 11, Co-captain 12, Basketball Cheer- leader 1O,11, 123 Pine Cone 10,113 National Honor Society 11, secretary 123 Class Play Chorus. NORMAN ZIMMERMAN Cutie Mr. SMrs. Norman Zimmerman General Tumor . . . appreciates girls. . . another girl . . . always studying??? ACTIVITIES: Class Play Chorus. Nancy I. Zimmerman Norman Zimmerman A9!?? SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT . . . VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY . . TREASURER . . ADVISORS . . . . . .Terry Haas . . . Gerald Lengel . . . Oriana Keefer . . .Paul Wolfinger Mrs. Ruth W. Christ Edgar R. Bennett CLASS SONG FAREWE LL PINE GROVE HIGH TUNE: MOON RIVER Dear classmates, tis time to say good-bye, To years of happiness we sigh. The world soon calls us, As we look onward, In hope that our knowledge will now be our guide Paths of tomorrow are with us everyday, And now it's time to part they say. But memories so dear, We will hear. Ringing in our ears. Our joyous high school days, As graduation is here. To our teachers who taught us what we know, Our thanks to them we'll always show. Life's journey is beyond us, We seek our own ambitions, And strive for our fame and our fortune to grow We'll keep our Alma Mater In our hearts to be our guide. And look back at Pine Grove High with pride, But words can't express How we've spent twelve years of Happiness, Which leads us to success -- We bid you FAREWE LL. Karen Sites Sr Pat Gibson CLASS POEM We sailed the sea of learning, Now have reached the distant shore. Through twelve years our ship kept turning But for us will sail no more. With steadfast hope and hearts so brave, We rode the stormy seas. We'Ve charted our course to firmly pave, our future destinies. Our log contains the memories we shared upon this trip. With grateful hearts, farewell to thee we leave this loving ship. The time has come to say Good-bye, our future enters in. And leave our high school classroom, we finish to begin. Joyce Zimmerman l 'LfV,. MVN ,,.,--,,.,..-N 'L fd' . LKi!a'w7 , . 'Q .,.. .3 H-2 Ls 1wfsae1.,.1f., r. --cf: wwf5.2ggf -- W--H . 1 K R m -- -:-Yeas fffwwffmyfqlgz-fg-L: gfs1egiggQg,w,:xg A' .M 1 , Naam fr a : winkff--,xv ' -. Y A 69 E ICR fra , ,Nm 'wk QM 1 . We, the members of the Senior Class of Pine Grove Area joint High School, Borough of Pine Grove, County of Schuyl- kill, State of Pennsylvania, being of sound and disposing mind, memory and under- standing, do make, publish, and declare, this to be our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all wills heretofore made by usg in the manner and form following: ARTICLE I -- To our Alma Mater: Congratulations for a job well done and best wishes for the future. ARTICLE II -- To our class advisors, yearbook advisor, and class play director: Sincere thanks for your help and under- standing. Good luck for the future, you'll never have another class like ours . ARTICLE III -- To the faculty and ad- ministration: Memories of our laughter, our arguments and our remarkable abil- ity to grasp knowledge. ARTICLE IV -- To the Class of l967: The joys of being seniors, our front row assembly seats, and the right to leave the auditorium first. ARTICLE V -- To the underclassmen: Encouragement for happier days to come. ARTICLE VI -- To individual under- classmen specific gifts we have chosen to leave behind. We hereby nominate, constitute, and appoint Marvin O. Werley, Edgar Ben- nett, and Mrs. Ruth Christ, executors of this our last Will and Testament. In witness whereof we have herunto set our hands and fixed the seals, this seventh day of june in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred sixty-six. I, Gregory Achenbach, will my height to Eric Witmer. I, Louisa Ankenbrandt, will my giggle to some sad seventh-grader. I, Larry Anspach, will my hunting li- cense to john Adams. I, Nancy Anspach, will my job at Burke's to anyone who wants to be a jerk. I, jane Barr, will my driving ability to Mr . Horn. I Rodney Betz, will my time and truck J to U-Haul. I, Sallie Bohr, Will my long hair to Patty Bohr. I, Michele Bonawitz, will my clothing to Marjorie Madenford. I, Leona Bowen, will my radio, record player, books, pom-poms, and Cam- eron to the next play cast. I, Glenn Boyer, will my hair-do to Larry Miller. I, Darlene Bretzius, will my quietness to jim fLeininger. CLASS Darlene Brown, will my dark hair to Sheree McCue. Donna Brown, will my trips to Legion Acres to jane Fegley. judy Brown, will my position as Glee Club accompanist to Susan Manbeck. Ronald Brown, will my blue eyes to anyone who wants them. Lois Butler, will my truck to judy Zimmerman. Linda Clark, will my baton to jane Fessler. Philip Correll, will my waves to jimmy Brown. Coralee Daubert, will my wrinkled gym suit to Miss Zimmerman. james Daubert, will my car door to any locksmith. Tory Ditzler, will my metal comb with three teeth missing to Cheryl Horning. Nancy Dubbs, will my Falcon to my brother Larry. Robert Davies, will my tires to the Dept. of Highways. Susan Evanchalk, will my note writing ability to anyone sly enough to pass them. Sally Feeman, will my Ioudness to Tracy Murphy. David Fisher, will my Tom Dooley solo to Harvey Warner. Beverly Forry, will my ability to write compositions to Bobby Wolfe. Sandra Fox, will my petiteness to April Fessler. Patricia Gibson, will my glass guards to Mr. Stodart. Mary Gilbert, will my quietness to Brenda Stauffer. Terry Haas, will my ability to conduct a class meeting to Keith Thomas. Richard Hain, will my ability to knock over fireplugs to Butch Potts. john Haldeman, will my red dress to Mrs. Christ. Mary Hardenstine, will my position on the basketball team to Gloria Reed. Daniel Hawkins, will my seat in Lit Class to any brave junior. Helen Heinbach, will my trips to Wil- low Lake to Gary Ditzler. Ina Herring, will my sweatshirt with Rimrock Rattlers on the front to A Susan Rumpf. janice Herring, will my collection of poems to any collector of useless junk. Linda Hoover, will my hair to some plain jane. Deborah Huber, will my diet to anyone with a lot of will-power. Lee Huber, will my red hair to anyone with mousy brown. Howard Hummel, will my physics lab manual to some future prodigy. WILL Oriana Keefer, will my seat in typing class to Sandy Zimmerman. Carol Kemmerling, will my slimness to anyone who needs it. Gail Kimmel, will my job at the Acme to my sister, Sandy. Barry Kintzel, will my light complexion to Larry Herber. Judy Klinger, will my reserved nature to Lynne Haldeman. Ronald Kramer, will my nickname, Tree to any deserving sap. Diane Krammes, will my ride to school to Wilbert Herring. Sandra Krause, will my dancing ability to any wall flower. Mae Kutz, will my weekend trips to concerts to my sister Linda. Sandra Kutz, will my smile to some sad underclassman. Barbara Lehr, will my sinus problems to any future doctor. Gerald Lengel, will my job a the Red Arrow to anybody who likes smelly gas. LaVerne Lengel, will my trips to the bowling alley to jeff Sharon. Lola Lengle, will my trips to Tremont to Audrey jones. Sharon Lengle, will my position as girls' basketball manager to Charlotte Spancake. john Levan, will my trumpet to Louis Armstrong. Deanna Luckenbill, will my cheerlead- ing position to my sister, janet. Erma Lutz, will my earrings to Ann Williams. Delphine Mars, will my roller skates to Bonnie Witmer. Darlene Miller, will my seat in short- hand class to my sister, Bonnie. Lynne Nagle, will my quiet disposition to George Shiffer. i Roy Nagle, will my joke books to Mr. Boyer. Russell Glt, will my purple car to any- one who can keep it in running con- dition. Gary Pominville, will my eye for girls to Charles Zimmerman. Eva Reed, will my seat in the band to Carol Gassert. Faye Reinhart, will my seat in Lit Class to Lola Kemmerling. Catherine Rumpf, will my art desk to Kevin Witmer. ,lohn Rumpf, will my rifle to Mr. Schneck. Mary Ellen Sattizahn, will my short size to anyone big enough to want it. Nancy Schaeffer, will my blonde hair to Carol Eichert. Paul Schaeffer, will my selling ability to the junior Class. Bruce Schneck, will my biology grades to Deryl Fessler. Ronald Schneck, will my height to Deryl Fessler. Sandra Schneck, will my shoe sizes to Cindy Ravina. Robert Schnoke, will my shyness to George Shiffer. Sally Schwalm, will my problems with the Scout to my brother, Dick. Gerald Schwartz, will my horn to Billy Schneck. Steven Schwartz, will my rockets to Billy Bretz. Ronald Shollenberger, will my job at Tropical Treat to whoever wants it. Karen Sites will my Glee Club solos to Lana Walmer . Richard Stager, will my basketball uniform to Bill Burke. Wayne Stauffer, will my sense of humor to the faculty. Gary Stump, will my ability to get along with teachers to Larry Dubbs. Walter Stump, will my love of the Phillies to any Dodger fan. Ronald Stupp, will my athletic ability to Dave Derfler. Bernard Thompson, will my pilot's li- cense to anyone who thinks highways are too crowded. Dennis Umbenhauer, will my deep voice to any male soprano. Eugene Umbenhauer, will my catcher's mitt to Daniel Becker. Peggy Wargo, will my outrageous laugh to anyone brave enough to want it. Steven Warner, will my long hair to my neighbor Cliff Krammes . jill Weand, will my sweaters to Beulah Hoover. Warren Weiss, will my impersonation of Louie Armstrong to NBC TV. Gary Wolfe, will my car troubles to my brother, Lamar. joan Wolfe , will my love of the name Richard to Sheilah Kreiser. Paul Wolfinger, will my money bag to jack Barr. Jeannine Yoder, will my size eight go -go boots to Peggy Lengle. Richard Zerbe, will my mind for math to any future Einstein. Joyce Zimmerman, will my bowling handicap to 'Wesley Levan. Nancy I. Zimmerman, will my gift of gab to Anna Berger. Nancy M. Zimmerman, will short hair to Carol Unger. Norman Zimmerman, will my ability to get kicked out of English class to Lance Weand. JUNIGR PROM W. ' - 3 ' ' K 'S f I K K .: i fi f ' f f: fe. -'.'f2::ff-:J L,,. . A 3 , k -1 , 4 A TW - , fr f wa f' ' if ,' W H1 ,, 3 'PH H if E 4 f L 4-1. M-can 'Wx M-...4 is fSrN 1.-.f -..r CLASS July 23, 1986, at sea . . . Brother! And I thought this was to be a quiet ocean cruise ! Well, never was anyone more mistaken! lt seems that the Class of '66 of Pine Grove Area High School has managed a chance meeting on this very ship -- and every last member is present. What a coincidence! And what a lot of Celebrating -- I can't even get a decent night's sleep. Everyone is singing and dancing and marveling over what each has made of his life. It seems that the class's prize feather in its hat is the fact that a member of the class, Lee Huber, has become President of the United States. It seems that he is going on a good-will tour to the Philippines with his personal secretary, Sally Feeman. Eugene Umbenhauer, our ambassador to Russia, is vacationing after three years in the Soviet Union. Daniel Hawkins, the FBI agent, is here protecting the security of the President. Two of the world's most famous women are Jill Weand and Janice Herring who were the first women to land on the fifth moon of Jupiter. There is also Stephen Schwartz who met fame when he landed on Neptune. But these are not the only members of the class in the space program. Two members, Richard Stager and Ronald Stupp, are a part of the newly organized space police. They serve as a type of moving stop-light. Robert Davies is on leave from his job as test pilot for the newly-built passenger space ship which reaches a top speed of eighteen thousand miles while in flight. Two other class members are Gerald Schwartz and Ronald Shollen- berger who are working on the huge, colony-like moon stations. These send meteor shower signals to moon bases. The advances in space travel have enabled the United States to organize colonies on the moon and distant planets. Since some of these trips take rather long, Joyce Zimmerman has made it her job to decorate the interiors in a homey fashion. Jane Barr is working as a stewardess on interplanetary flights. Darlene Miller has invented a portable landing strip to make soft landings on the moon possible. Dennis Umbenhauer, the modern day Davy Crockett, is vacationing from his job as a moon farmer. Paul Wolfinger is taking a much needed rest from his job as a pony express rider on the moon. Judy Klinger is giving her feet a rest after serving as town crier. It was her job to warn the colonists to take cover during the meteor showers. Gregory Achenbach seems to have a rather unique job modeling topless space suits. The U.N. has expanded to include all countries of earth plus several Martian countries. Susan Evanchalk has undertaken the task of learning the language of Venus. Paul Schaeffer, a demolition technician, removes old cities to make room for the modern cities planned and designed by John Rumpf and Faye Reinhart. Bruce Schneck is manufacturing polka dot paint to decorate these cities. Donna Brown, the housepainter, says the se cities turn out quite beautiful. Jeannine Yoder is kept busy de signing clothing for the famous dressmaker, John Haldeman, to produce. Deborah Huber has chosen to carry the gospel to distant planets while Russell Olt chose to preach in the new cathedral in Pine Grove . It seems that since some animals, especially elephants and tse tse flies, are becoming rare, some class mem- bers have decided to see what they can do to save the species. Lola Lengle has Started to raise the tse tse fly and Coralee Daubert has begun breeding miniature elephants. Catherine Rumpf is busy making fur coats from the wild animals that are tracked down and shot by Judith Brown. Karen Sites is now the official dog catcher for the Washington Experimental Laboratories. Larry Anspach is the warden of the game reserves for Siberian huskies. There are also many members of the class in the medical profession. Rodney Betz is a famous sureon, specializing in big toe amputation. Glenn Boyer is a nurse in the army hospital corps. Lynne Nagle, the psy- chiatrist, has analyzed and solved many cases involving very complex mental disorders. Besides these, Sallie Bohr is a tree surgeon for the Department of Forests and Waters. Richard I-lain is a lens grinder for the American Optical Glass Company. Lois Butler, an auto saleswoman, is making out well selling cars to Walter Stump. He canlt seem to re- member he isn't always on the drag-strip. Mary Ellen Sattizahn is driving a bus for the New York transporta- tion company. Gary Stump earns his living digging graves for Wayne Stauffer who owns and operates the largest funeral par- lor in Baltimore. Mary I-lardenstine is a Rear Admiral in the Waves, and Carol Kemmerling is a sergeant in the Wacs. Roy Nagle has risen through the ranks to be the world's first six-star general. 74 PROPHECY Bernard Thompson, who perfected the submarine for use even at the ocean'S greatest depths, is helping Nancy I. Zimmerman, the famous undersea explorer, to write up her latest reports. Delphine Mars operates a fleet of junks in the South China Sea. Philip Gorrell is the owner of the world famous Correll Circus. His most popular acts are Louisa Ankenbrandt, the tight rope walker, and Norman Zimmerman, the lion tamer. , Nancy Anspach is a waitress at the Peppermint Lounge, where Gerald Lengle is serving as official bouncer. For years Sharon Lengle has been trying to develop the everblooming plumb tree. Barry Kintzel, the chemical analyst, has been unable to find where she went wrong. Gary Pominville has been trying to raise apples under synthetic conditions. Nancy Dubbs became the most famous weather girl after correctly predicting sixty-seven consecutive hurricanes. Sara Schwalm, meanwhile, has been predicting earthquakes. Peggy Wargo spends most of her time picketing chewing gum plants since they have been forced to use syn- thetic ingredients because of a chicle shortage. Since his debut as a hairdresser, Steven Warner has brought about a revolution in women's hairdos. Terry Haas, the multi-millionaire, has decided to finance Gary Wolfe's project of irrigating the Sahara. Warren Weiss, because of his great impersonation, has inherited Louis Armstrong's trumpet. He has made a fortune just by letting people touch it. Red Skelton hired Tory Ditzler to take his place in The Silent Spot. Ronald Schneck is a talent scout for Robert Schnoke's TV program, which is something like the Ted Mack Show was when I was young. john Levan is the director of the Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestra. Eva Reed plays the tuba in the orchestra and james Daubert gives piano recitals during intermission. Mary Gilbert is resting her voice after singing The Barber of Seville at the Metropolitan Opera House. LaVerne Lengel has begun to manufacture bowling balls for the world champion, Sandra Fox. Sandra Schneck is getting some of the kinks out of her neck after coaching the Globetrotters for ten years. Ina Herring is re st- ing after her eighth successful season as coach of the Green Bay Packers. Ronald Kramer has just become the world's heavyweight boxing champ. A new school district including all of Schuylkill County has been organized. In this school Howard Hummel is teaching chemistry, Sandra Kutz is teaching health and joan Wolfe is the head of the history department. Leona Bowen is the head guidance counselor and the librarian is Nancy Schaeffer. Darlene Brown, the literary critic, has been praising Richard Zerbe's essays for some years now. Nancy M. Zimmerman is a ski instructor at a mountain resort. Erma Lutz has begun to package snow for space colonists to take along as a remembrance. Ronald Brown has become quite famous since he made his debut as a movie actor. Michele Bonawitz is the head cook at the Waldorf, her specialty being crepe suzettes. Beverly Forry, the butcher, sees that Michele gets only the choice cuts of meat. She also sends meat to the Acme Stores which are owned and operated by Gail Kimmel. Oriana Keefer runs a shop that overhauls toys with gasoline engines. Mae Kutz runs a huge newspaper in which Diane Krammes has her much quoted Lonley Hearts column. Sandra Krause will always be remembered for her marvelous ballet artistry in Swan Lane. Barbara Lehr is the owner of a huge mink farm. Deanna Luckenbill is the floor manager in a black licorice plant. Diamonds that have been cut by Patricia Gibson are almost priceless. Helen Heinbach and Linda Hoover are famous wandering folk singers. Three of their records have sold over three million copies. And last but not least, David Fisher has become the most popular playboy in the whole World. Hmmm, now that I look over that list, I guess they have reason for rejoicing. 75 was fl X 2 gm., 54: ' ,,.. Z 1' f ,ff f ,f 1 EA 1 E Z Q g Y QQ W X fs uw? G X 9 A N, W he 74 av Q Q, W b 5 id wr , 4 N K ix L' Q55 X 1 5 aww 'V' J 3, K 1 P 'if A f1Kv'w1V?ffs:f5 v ' figggis gxw.. ., . ga ' 3, H , :swz'4S1,. X ,1 .Q I I K X SQ' 9,3 If V5 y 'ug' J SQ? KS ef 92 K A nb' f S, 13 ZX , K L, S Nga vw X' wks gui if W K zfwigi f Q 3 ' W 2 X 'A 9 if Pa rx, X ,A V 2 S C f S' m max . . ,X ' wi? eifufixwgf fvfzmsf f ,,V3 g1:jii iyfiggk W, J ' 1' 5 5 I 2 X Y' ' 1 a' ix A 'uhm ,J ,,,. , ' - . ifqif . . 4 Ki I A f- --Q: W.. , Q! ' 9' ' W mf V i .. 'W 'Yin Mxfiyefl ygdw' f . 5 e3?'2 6g1 M ? ,, ,, 'H - ' 'MW, ' b-1 A., W ,ii f , Q 52 1 ' .iw f -1 ,N i fn fd, 1? 6 iff 9' f 0 RA k,.' 1 pf Av Q E IOR B LL 'N ,ff - Lf - f N.- ww' .4-ff. .W W' L MQW 1 3 Q,-, , ik 7 , 25 al g f s 1 A' s w i K ? 7 1 ,, 5 ,,,,,. in 2 MSS? Q WE SNIA!! STQKIYLY ENGLISH A ROCKET IN HIS POCKET To Blue RimRock, a small town 'way out West, comes Oswald Agnew, a mild mannered young graduate of Hackensack Teachers College in Hoboken. lt's his first assignment, and he's understand- ably astounded to find that he is to be the first MALE teacher at RimRock High School in ten years! His first major problem is the principal, Miss Matchett, who surprisingly enough is also the football coach. Spaceman, an outerspace enthusiast student, sets his Sunny Baines . . Madeline Keyes Roxanne Metcalf Barbara Shell. . Janis Brown. . . Judy Mills .... Lulu Grumbine . Matilda Matchett Bob Clancy . . . Miss Chisle . . Cameron Chance Matson Carlisle jackie Falkinberg Arlin Abbott . . Harry Cooper . jentz Schultz . . Oswald Agnew . Director .... sights on slithery Lulu Grumbine, a man-hungry senior. Of course there are always those class steadies , Harry Cooper, Janis Brown, Judy Mills, and Arlin Abbott. There is also the prim, grim Miss Chisle, who is in solid with Miss Matchett and heartily disapproves of Mr. Agnew's approach to grammar until a student's strategy, changes her opinion of men, especially Mr. Agnew. CAST . . . .Sarah Schwalm Mary Hardenstine . . . Leona Bowen . . .Karen Sites . .Linda Hoover . . Joni Wolfe . . jill Weand . . . lna Herring . . . .Walter Stump . . Deanna Luckenbill . . Richard Stager . . Warren Weiss . Gary Pominville . . Howard Hummel . . Philip Correll . . .Stephen Schwartz .. . . . . .johnlsevan . . .Mr. Eugene C. Horn N 79 IN MEMORIAM Margaret Evans Koshinski lt is an empty feeling which a person experiences when someone with whom he has worked suddenly passes away. Such a feeling gripped the teachers and students of Pine Grove Area High School when they learned of the death of Mrs. Margaret Koshinski at her home in Shickshinny on january 30, l966. Although Mrs. Koshinski was at Pine Grove for only one semester, she left our school with many things by which she will be remembered. Hav- ing taught in the Newark, New jersey, schools for more than thirty years she added an experienced touch to her teaching duties here. She also played a role in the revival of our high school's Dramatics Club. In addi- tion to her academic accomplishments, Mrs. Koshinski will long be remembered for her warm smile -- a smile which could penetrate even the coldest dispositions. It is therefore with sincere regret at the loss of such a fine person that the CARDINAL staff dedicates this page to the memory of Mrs. Margaret Koshinski. 80 ? , 3 ,. , ii 1 www, g V3 ' 533 ,. t 5 0 A .W 5 1 5 ' t if R- ' ' M. .. gf YQ- Mmr Q, ,, x ' K4 2 .L N wi LL Li E' ,, 1 X 2 i A3 1 , 'L 5 QQ V f DERCLASSME 5 JUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT . . . VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY. . . TREASURER. . . ADVISORS . . . . . .Keith Thomas . . David Derfler . .Dawn Kramer . . . . jackie Barr Sandra E. DiRienzo Marilyn B. Krull gf JUNIORS jane Adams George Ankenbrandt Geraldine Aungst Ruthann Aungst Jackie Barr Robert Betz Patricia Bohr Donna Brommer Gary Brown Kathleen Brown Wendy Brown William Burke Dennis Christ Michael Cockill Brenda Conrad Loren Conrad Robert Cool Louise Daub Dale Daubert Evelyn Deaven David Derfler Gary Ditzler Annie Dohner Terry Donton Linda Doss Carol Eichert Alan Felty Leora Fessler Vicki Forry Carol Fox Clayton Frantz Craig Frantz Jack Fritz 1 K . 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Frantz Andrea Funk Dennis Gibson Cindy Gilbert Betty Haldeman Karen Harris Gary Hatter Richard I-leim FRESHMEN Holly Heinb ach Karen Herring Linda Herring Martin Merring Stanley Herring Beulah Hoover Edna Hubler Carla Hummel james joseph Art Kegerreis Judy Kintzel Larkann Knapp Craig Kramer Susan Kramer joseph Krmmes Nancy Krammes Sheliah Kreiser Wayne Kurtz Anna Mae Kutz Linda Kutz Terri Lefiler Craig Lehman Donna Lehman John Lengel Ruth Long Harriet Lymaster Susan Madenford Dennis Maidenford Charles Miller Darla Miller Gloria Nagle Terry Nagle jerry Newswanger Kenneth Newswanger Susan Neyer Rosalie Noll Donna Ravina 2 ffsi :L 'E S E if 515 X ,LW ,A iff? M 2? , iff Xa 4 s il 3' traeiilsi- , , fi ff H 1 - ,, 1 I ww 35, 5 A in ' K ff ' 32 -Q' - ' 5 .:-,-gr vu 1 .V ....,. V, , 4 3 . fig 'S 5 - Y ' ff ? ' ,K - A' Q? is A- KI '-k, g,L.m,l 1 ag e, whim 5 'W HW' fx 4 is ' 5, , MR' ahh-w ,tk va.. x ai ' ' I 2 Y gyimaf 35 in 1 , r K? aa L 1 'l s, .0-li' i - J X, 1 Q f agar I f 4 -1 . 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I SEVENTH GRADE Beverly I-lippert Blair Hummel Dale Hummel Joann Jones Nicholas joseph David Keefer Terry Kegerreis Brenda Kimmel Debra Kintzel William Kintzel Ronald Klinger Rickey Knapp Shelley Knoll Trudy Koppenhaver Kathy Kramer Mark Krammes Richard Krause Betty Ann Kutz Susan Leffler Mary Jane Leisey Linda Lengle Peggy Lengle Michael Lewars Ernest Lewis William Long Richard Longe ne cker Michael Longo Thomas Loy Nancy Luckenbill Debra Madenford David Mease Donna Miller Susan Muehleder Betty Nagle Pearl Neidlinger Ronald Ney jeffrey Nuske Michael Olt Harry Peiffer Gail Perun Emil Rarick Joyce Rarick David Reber SEVENTH GR DE Bonnie Reed Robin Reed Patsy Reichert Linda Reinoehl Byron Roth Susan Rumpf George Rumpf David Schaeffer John Schaeffer Larry Schaeffer Mary Schaeffer Joan Schnoke Frederick Schrader Willard Shiffer Judith Smith Steve Smith George Sorokach Lynn Spittler Carol Staller Joyce Staller Brenda Stauffer Daniel Strausser Debra Swalm John Unger Carol Warner Darlene Warner David Wassel Franklin Williams John Wise Harold Witmer Carol Wolfe Daniel Wolfe David Wolfe Edward Wolfe Georgette Yoder Eloise Zerbe Leanda Zerbe Michael Zerb e Thomas Zerbe Bonnie Zimmerman Joanne Zimmerman Sandra Zimmerman Patricia Zimmerman .., M -1 .V A... 1 is ' 'ff A f ,A if X Gigi, gk J ,nf 4: 'Wig 7. when v 1 . 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Zimmerman . . . lviary lflardcnstinc . Mrs. joscphine Stodart Mrs. Joanne Buccker mt. AL JU IOR HO OR SOCIETY . Donna Lehman . . . Ruth Long . . john Adams . Charles Miller . .Gloria Nagle . . Karen Harris . Edgar Bennett .QV l L. ,.... , QL---7 lf 4 ss V W' Si? ,yM,1 ...5, V ,,.,. gig . iffy rr' -1 5 M VN A if L L' 5 iff' Q 1 sm - im. fx swam if V V117 iss V V.VV, V, ,X .. A K, President . . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Advisor . . President . . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . Advisor. . President . . . Vice President Sec.-Treas. . Advisor .... . . . . .Tory Ditzler . . .... Lois Butler Brenda Conrad Su san Manbe ck . zlvirs. Ruth Christ . Beulah Hoover . Sally Manbeck . fl' racy Murphy . .Vicki Hoover Sandra DiRienzo . james Daubert . .Warren Weiss . . Larry Herber . Dale Wolfinger x fff SR. TRI-HI-Y J R. TRI-HI-Y R. HI-Y J R. AG. CLUB President . . . Harlen Zimmerman Vice President . . . Eugene Knarr Secretary ...... Gary Aungst Treasurer. . . Clair Newswanger Reporter ..... Jonas Stoltzfus Advisor. . . Mr. Robert McLean J R. IND. ARTS President ..... Ronald Stager Vice President .... james Fritz Sec, -Treas. . . . jeffrey Spittler Advisor ,... john B. Musselman F.F.A. President ...... Rodney Betz Vice President . . . Lee Schneck Secretary ...... Robert Cool Treasurer. . . . . Paul Riegel Reporter . . . . Ronald Stump Sentinel . . . . . . Dennis Christ Chaplain . . . Barry Newswanger C onduc tor . . . . . . RayStump Advisor. . . Mr. Robert McLean L K 4 : f i S E i Ziy i I +1 2 5 1 it President ..... Vice President . . . Secretary ..., . Treasurer .... Historian . . . Song Leader . . . Parli amentari an Reporter .... S 2 . . Cynthia Ravina . . . Bonnie Rehrer Charlotte Spancake . Irene Neidlinger . . . , Sandra Kutz Joyce Zimmerman , . . Sharon Lengle . Laverne Lengle President .... . . Linda Yorty Vice President . . . . . Karen Frantz Secretary . . . . Susan Madenford Tre asu.rer . . . Holly Heinbach Historian . . . . . Brenda Hatfield Song Leader . . . . . Mary Schaeffer Parliamentari an . . ....... Linda Kutz Reporter ........... Jac queline Anspach 105 SR. F.H.A JR. F.H.A 'M .Q 1 ,, li in-'W 2 ,et f 1 I I Mu A PINE CONE STAFF SAFETY PATROL Captain ...,................... George Yorty Lieutenants . . . . . Robert Lewars, Kevin Witmer, Albert Yoder, Linda Wolfe, Ray Stump Secretary .... ,..... I rene Neidlinger Advisor. . . . . . Eugene C. Horn 106 JUNIOR 5 r Co-Editors Business Mrmager Sports Editors Art Editor Advisors D awn Kr amer Ruth Schaeffer Marjorie Madenford Sharon Schwartz David Winsheimer Nancy McLe am Miss joan Krick Mr. Milton Becker GROUNDS, PROJECTION AND STAGE CREWS SPORTS CLUB , i CLARINETS Michele Bonawitz jean Brommer Wendy Brown Carol Clements Stephen Coleman Ted Donmoyer Sue Anne Felty Melissa Funk Linda Herring Gail Klinger Shelly Knoll Sheliah Kreiser Wayne Kurtz Colleen Lehman Deanna Luckenbill Sheree McCue Nancy McLean Donna Nagle Harry Peiffer Sandra Schneck Robin Schwalm Donna Stump John Walters Eloise Zerbe Ieanne Zimmerman uf PI E GROVE AREA HIGH BASS CLARINET Catherine Sickles TRUMPETS John Adams Roberta Donmoyer Nevin Garthwaite Bonnie Huber Candace Keesey Terry Kegerreis Ronald Klinger Lowell Good Sandra Lehr john Levan William Long Byron Roth Linda Schneck William Schneck Stephen Stupp Dennis Young Tom Zerbe BA SS OON Andrea Funk 108 TROIVLBONES Larry Dubbs Keith Heinbach Michael Hortner Ronald Klinger Lennie Knoll Richard Schwalm BASS HORN Gary Barr Larry Miller Gerald Schwartz BARITONE David Keefer jeffrey Nuske Diane Snyder FRENCH HORN Karen Good SCHOOL BA D ALTO SAX Michael Aungst Zora Bretz Tom Donmoyer Susan Felty Rodney Fidler Ann Heinbach Nancy I. Zimmerman TENOR SAX Tom Smith Eileen Strouphauer Diane Zimmerman BARITONE SAX Coralee Daubert BELLS AND CHINLES Beth Ann Becker FLU TES jean Brommer Cathy Christ Gail Coleman Carole Cassert Kathy Doenig Dianne Krammes Joyce Rarick Eva Reed Linda Reinoehl PERCUSSION Danny Becker Arthur Kegerreis Ioan Klinger Donald Melnicove Vicki Morgan 109 BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Karl Bowers DRUM MAIORETTE Tory Ditzler MAIORETTES Cheryl Kendall, Captain Linda Clark Binnie Ditzler Susan Ev anchalk Jane Fegley jane Fessler Betty Je an Haldeman Donna Lehman LaVerne Lengel Joyce Zimmerman BAND FRONT Helen Heinbach, Captain jane Adams Donna Brown Linda Hoover Donna Ravina Sara Schwalm joan Wenrich Louise Heinbach SENIOR CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS SOPHOMORE CHORUS GIRLS ENSEMBLE JR. HIGH CHORUS BUSI ESS EDUCATION CLUB President .... . . . Linda Hoover Vice President ..... Sharon Lengle Secretary ....... Helen I-Ieinbach Treasurer. . . ..... Ioni Wolfe Advisor. . . . .Edward Wassel GEUGRAPHY CLUB President ..... Gloria Umbenhauer Vice President ...... Sharon Fehr Secretary ........ Deborah Boyer Treasurer .......... Susan Betz Advisor. . . . .Mrs. Joanne Buecker DRAMATICS CLUB President ...... Larry Zimmerman Vice President ...... john Adams Secretary ......... Judy Kramer Treasurer ..... Kathleen McCarthy Advisor . . . Mrs. Margaret Koshinski ATHLETICS 3 Q w ,K . f 1 , Q V f-r - . Vvggrwf .. . V. K YV,, k,, .,., , 1 - l . K W. - .,.,. ,, ,,k: ,,,,.,.ii . S, 'H f 5 Q I ' f , ja B mx M g 'Qi az, 3 . sys y ah ? V434 x4 , at If I ,M 12? E ik , Mfg S '92 11 Y ,mu , W Q, 5 . ,I . J f ,V X .N ' ,w , ,- 74' ., K gif Ki, ' ig I A +- - ,, . . 2 ,f sw 1 fi . ' ,.... ff' K . r QA, W HA A .. .8 2 zmgef , zgggf 1, .,gig14g1Lgfgf+55L, A , - 'V -. xy f Q ' 1 -.1-xs1f',ftz:wfcxGz-if -:: --, ,f - - ,, ff Q- ' ggggzfff-Q--,y - f,fi,1gfhQfxmizmyl' M? ' ' ' 4- L A v . . ,kj S 1 m y , Si ' 5' '- , X, QW WY?f',Vv4BFT 1. E.: K H' K , '34 S? ,, W 1 fi 5 if L 3 .f 5 L,,. .n.V , gg R H52 f ,im . . , , 'mf S4 , Y U , k A i J. X 35: S Q wr W 4? if Q ',,4f,,.'9N, 4 Q my f i , , , , ,A 01, 1 , iiglififf Vg. 2 YK i . a2::17:: ,yn Aww -vyy we ,, ., ,. W ,.,,.,,, M f 5 f L , ' ,, ,.,- Wk W .5 in Q 1 mil 253 'IES 'f's- f W., 7. f .9 .,.., 114 VAR ITY FOOT I I I . X BALL TEAM xx' vc, ., lf. ,, 'X 4:41 -4 , 523 , 'L P Q 4 If . at K Q, I fn . ' 4 , ,ufin af, ' f - iw - , ' , f ,,...,a., Hmm swwgfw, fgww ivb -gf , . 1, if K V, ' ' . ,. W J i V iv.-75' my X Iign Q f if .. Q X 'f Q wg fWxW ,QM I M it . , r 2 , Y y QEQWWMMQ ffww 1iwMwmMwzwmwa . - , 5 isa 1w'3,g2Q,g?,gf . -' 1- 2 '- ' Q2 - ' Yhrft wk - WWE X' , ' 'QS -1 k , .7531 V. pq, yi, K mlggg - ,-, L ' -' 1 'S V' ' 2?,a7il,f . . f .r Ui 3 'JMJWW N x, f wax If mg Q '55 3? E K M 2 W2 ix A 2 - 22' if i . N Emi? QQ Q 1 A X K 3 1, BRS K H X , if xg Vx 4351 M 1 925 gi - ff 4 mf www 2.4.9 , A , 1 V K ,V ,gf 42 Q K W 1 K - 'Wk 1s,5?i:sf, , was ,:. , ,. .wwf1+? 'Q WF G ,iff 3 4 W Y 4. w A -' , ' - 5: 1 ' 2 ' j af' z , , f if ,Q I x K M. I , if ' ,f 9: 'v .F .. ,V v 4 A ., Ksslijggag fx 4 41 'WH KR , ,wi 1 1 , Q L gggx 9 1 -'X - AA 'K aim? f i, f Wg' ig W mer rs . 'Q' i ff ' .Ml f fpg , ,T ,H am -. 5 U 3 - 2533 M ig L ,H iff ' A is .f 5VW!Q?Q 15 y g ,wk -, X Sy, w+pWM. - ,aw f X 1 E mm, 'TWWMUJ Pm v TWQ f . -gg Lynne Rich Gary Steve Dennis Howard Ron Roy Pine Grove 13 Mahanoy joint 27 Pine Grove 13 Montoursville 26 Pine Grove 13 Halifax 6 Pine Grove 14 Tri-Valley Pine Grove 39 Perry 19 Pine Grove 0 Upper Dauphin 14 Pine Grove O Millersburg 12 Pine Grove 28 Treverton 12 Pine Grove 20 Williams Valley Bob Rich Jim 117 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 118 A ARCHERY TEAM FALL STATE OUTDOOR TOURNAMENT Lois Haas Karen Stine Linda Heinbach Lynn Haldeman Vicki Morgan 472 440 426 407 404 C5thJ q8thJ Cllthj f15thJ Cl 7thJ Elizabeth Frank Evelyn Deaven Jessie Brommer Jeanne Zimmerman Ann Williams 378 376 362 354 340 Q26thJ C27thJ C28thD C30thD f34thJ Ruth Schaeffer Carol Fidler 338 302 C36thD C5150 FALL STATE OUTDOOR TEAM COMPETITION THIRD FOURTH NINTH CTieb Linda Heinbach Jessie Brommer Carol Fidler Lois Haas Evelyn Deaven Ruth Schaeffer Audrey Jones Elizabeth Frank Ann Williams Karen Stine Vicki Morgan Jeanne Zimmerman 119 ,Q NS ...,..,f . L x Lf-JM Rich Dave ff :.! L!! V, -'s D21 4 51 31241 af N W! VARSITY BASKETBALL Pine Grove Opponent Pine Grove 83 87 Pottsville Sch. Haven Frackville Lebanon Pottsville St. Clair Tri-Valley Frackville Alumni North Lebanon Nat iv ity Opponent Sch. Haven 69 Blue Mountain 51 Nativity 70 St. Clair 66 Shenandoah 75 Tremont 69 Minersville 66 Tri-Valley 56 Minersville 102 Tremont 44 North Lebanon 45 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1- J yan JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Pine Grove Opponent Pine Grove Opponent 50 Pottsville 87 38 Blue Mountain 51 Sch. Haven 46 Nativity 35 Frackville 72 St. Clair 4l Lebanon 94 Shenandoah 43 Pottsville 82 Tremont 67 St. Clair 65 Minersville 45 Tri-Valley 38 Tri-Valley 52 Frackville 64 Minersville 40 North Lebanon 4l Tremont 62 Nativity 59 North Lebanon 47 Sch. Haven 57 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I Q E s Leona Mary Nancy Sallie Pine Grove Opponent Pine Grove Opponent 18 Upper Dauphin 39 33 Pottsville ll 24 Williams Valley 43 31 Nativity 32 33 Tri-Valley 26 31 Blue Mountain 28 22 Williams Valley 32 27 Pottsville l6 23 Tri-Valley 26 28 Nativity 37 l8 Alumni 27 25 Blue Mountain 28 28 North Lebanon 36 40 North Lebanon 26 Peggy Sarah Deanna GIRLS, BASKETBALL TEAM E Q ' 2 T A T 5 5 1 2 1 5 5 X ' S GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS at , I Y. . ,..V,,-f Af. 5322 :bi M f XA ' wkgifkgyf ' , ,M,.,,fg 'f A 47 MXMKWH. Qmhx ' A 'LQ-, Q N '? ' K ' 1 f 2 1 ' 1 ,- 8 IM, , , , A Azz. 'N Vw ! fs L, 4 , 1: 1 1 ,Q 5, 1- - - Q Q- ' Rf 4 1. ' - - I V jg , i 'ff ' , , ' LQQJFTQS A ' 126 BASEBALL 1965 G. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 2B 3B HR SB RBI AVE R. Schach 14 40 8 9 8 1 2 1 0 0 7 .222 R. Stupp 14 39 7 11 7 22 3 2 0 0 0 .282 D. Kintzel 14 46 14 14 80 4 1 4 1 2 8 .304 D. Kohr 14 35 7 15 52 17 5 2 1 0 3 .417 D. Umhenhauer 14 39 6 11 13 12 4 2 0 0 1 .282 I. Hummel 8 19 3 5 6 17 3 0 0 0 2 .263 G. Chattin 4 9 0 1 8 5 2 0 0 0 0 .111 I. Pominville 9 17 0 3 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 .176 1. Daubert 12 27 3 6 12 15 3 2 0 1 2 .222 R. Schaeffer 5 9 0 2 3 4 2 0 0 0 0 .222 D. Potts 3 5 0 0 13 1 5 0 0 0 0 .000 E. Umhenhauer 7 21 1 4 39 4 3 1 1 0 0 .190 J. Herher 6 8 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 D. Derfler 6 9 0 1 3 3 5 0 0 0 1 .111 W. Stump 5 9 1 1 24 0 0 1 0 0 0 .111 B. Burke 4 8 1 2 3 4 2 1 0 0 1 .250 D. Fisher 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 B. Schneck 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 H. Baum 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 W. Levan 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 14 335 D52 85'D279DD 109 42 16 D3 5 23 .254 Pine Grove Opponent Pine Grove Opponent 4 Tri-Valley 3 1 Minersville 5 2 B1ue Mountain 5 0 B1ue Mountain 6 3 Tremont 4 11 Tremont 9 3 Pottsville 7 2 Pottsville 4 5 Minersvi11e 0 9 Cass 2 3 Cass 2 1 Sch. Haven 3 2 Sch. Haven 4 9 Tri-Valley 4 127 Miss Cheryl Achenbach Miss Helen Adams Miss jane Adams Mr. john Adams Miss Susan Adams Mr. Thomas Adams Mr. George Ankenbrandt Miss Jacqueline Anspach Mr. james Anspach Mr. jay Anspach Miss julie Anspach Miss Deborah Archer Miss Carol Aungst Miss Donna Aungst Miss Geraldine Aungst Miss Holly Aungst Miss M. Rebecca Aungst Mr. Michael Aungst Mr. Gary Barr Mr. jackie Barr Miss Jeanette Barr Mr. Sterling Barr Mr. David Batz Mr. Harry Baum Mr. Martin Beck Mr. Norman Beck Mr. Daniel Becker Miss Pat Behney Mr. john Berger Mrs. john Beuchler Miss Elizabeth Blain Mrs. Irvin Bohr Mrs. Grace Bonawitz Mrs. Paul Bowen Miss Carolyn Bowers Miss Marsha Bowers Miss Debbie Boyer Mr. Donald Boyer Miss Linda Boyer Miss Crystal Bretz Miss Donna Brommer Mrs. Grace Brommer Miss jean Brommer Mrs. Carrie Brown Mr. Edward Brown Mr. james Brown Mrs. Lawrence Brown Mr. Lowell Brown Mr. Roger Brown Mr. William Burke Miss Carol Clements Miss Linda Cockill Mr. Steve Coleman Miss Brenda Conrad Mr. Robert Cool Mrs. Carol Cooper Mr. jeff Correll Miss Mary jane Culbert Mrs. Arthur Daubert Mr. Dale Daubert Mrs. Ruth Daubert Miss Debra Davies Mr. Kenneth Davies Miss Evelyn Deaven Mr. David Derfler Mrs. june Derfler Miss Sandra DiRienzo Mr. Arthur Dissinger Miss Binnie Ditzler Mr. Gary T. Ditzler Miss Annie Dohner Mr. Dan Dohner Mrs. Katie Dohner Miss Roberta Donmoyer Mr. Rodney Donmoyer Miss Charlotte Donton Mr. Terry Donton Miss Linda Doss Mr. Larry Dubbs Mr. Richard DuBois Miss jane Fegley Miss Sharon Fehr Mr. Allen Felty Mr. Frank Felty Miss Susan Fclty Mr. Robert Ferrebee PATRONS AND Miss Leora Fessler Mrs. Edna Fickinger Mr. Bruce Fidler Miss Carol Fidler Mr. Dennis Fidler Mr. Rodney Fidler Mrs. Shirley Fidler Miss Vicki Forry Mrs. Gertrude Forth Miss Carol Fox Miss Elizabeth Frank Mr. Clayton Frantz Mr. Craig Frantz Miss Karen Frantz Mrs. Mamie Frantz Mr. Steve L. Frantz Miss Susan Frantz Mr. Eric Fritz Miss Andrea Funk Miss Karen Garosi Mr. Dennis Gibson Mrs. Henry Gibson Lester H. Gibson Mrs. Miss Cindy Gilbert Mrs. julia Grimm Miss Lois Haas Mrs. Ira Hain Miss Betty 1. Haldeman Mr. joseph Haldeman Miss Patsy Haldeman Mrs. Ruth D. Hardenstine Miss Karen Harris Mr. Robert Harris Mr. Winfield Hawkins Miss Marna Heim Miss Anne Heinbach Mrs. Dorothy Heinbach Miss Holly Heinbach Miss Louise Heinbach Mr. Larry Herber Miss Darla Herring Mrs. Dora Herring Mrs. Earl Herring PATRONESSES Mrs. Edna Herring Mrs. Frank Herring Mr. Harvey Herring Mrs. jonathan Herring Miss Karen Herring Miss Linda Herring Mrs. Richard Herring Mr. Wilburt Herring Mrs. Horace Hess Miss Sue Hesser Mrs. Charles Hikes Miss Beverly Hippert Mrs. joseph Hoffman Mr. Terry Hoffman Mr. Eugene Horn Miss Sue Horning Mr. Michael Hortner Mrs. Hilda Hoy Mrs. Allen Huber Miss Bonnie Huber Mrs. Edward Huber Miss Janice Huber Miss Joyce Huber Mrs. Samuel Hubler Mr. Dale Hummel Mr. Lamar Hummel Mr. Marlin Hummel J. 81 K. Groceries- Mr. Richard Keeney Miss Alice Keesey Miss Candace Keesey Mrs. Gerald Kegerris Miss Cheryl Kendall Miss Brenda Kimmel Mrs. Cassie Kimmel Mr. Bruce Kintzel Mr. Dennis Kintzel Mr. Monroe Kintzel Mrs. Arlene Klinger Miss Gail Klinger Mrs. Ira Klinger Mr. john Klinger Mr. Rodney Klinger Mr. james Knapp Miss Larkann Knapp Miss Linda Knapp Mrs. Kay Koch Miss Kathy Koenig Mr. Lynn Kohr Miss Trudy Koppenhaver Miss Catherine Koshulsky Miss Dawn Kramer Miss Elaine Kramer Miss Judy Kramer Mr. Clifford Krammes Mr. joe Krammes Mrs. Edith Krause Miss Nancy Krause Miss Gail Kreichbaum Mrs. Pearl Kreichbaum Mr. Dennis Kreiser Mr. Norman Kreiser Miss Sheilah Kreiser Miss Marilyn Krull Miss Betty Kutz Miss Gloria Kutz Miss Linda Kutz Mr. Frederick Leffler Mrs. Irvin Leffler Miss Susan Leffler Miss Terri Leffler Miss Leslie Leh Mr. Craig Lehman Miss Diane Lehman Miss Donna Lehman Mr. Kenneth Lehman Mrs. Marion Lehman Mr. Eugene Lehr Mrs. Harry Lehr Miss Sandra Lehr Miss Alice Leininger Mrs. Betty Leininger Mr. Harold Lengle Mrs. Hermit Lengle Mr. john Lengle Miss Linda Lengle Mr. Wesley LeVan Mr. Ernest Lewis Library, High School Mrs. Robert Long Miss Ruth Long Miss janet Luckenbill Miss Nancy Luckenbill Miss Marjorie Madenford Miss Susan Madenford Mr. joseph Manbeck Dr. Lewis Manbeck Miss Susan Manbeck Miss Shelia Maurer Mr. john McCarthy Miss Sheree McCue Miss Pat McGhee Mr. Robert McLean Mr. Claude Mease Mr. David Mease Dr. Sidney Melnicove Miss Irene Merrill Miss Betty Miller Mr. Cletus Miller Mr. Dennis Miller Mr. Gary Miller Mrs. Iva Miller Mr. Larry Miller Miss Peggy Miller Miss Irene Minnich Mr. Terry Minnich Miss Irene Moyer Mr. Leonard Moyer Miss Vicki Morgan Miss Gloria Mumma Miss Tracy Murphy Mrs. Alma Nagle Miss Donna Nagle Mr. George Nagle Miss Gloria Nagle Miss Irene Neidlinger Miss Pearl Neidlinger Mr. Barry Newswanger Mr. Ronald Ney Miss Susan Neyer Mr. Jeffrey Nuske Mr. Harry Peiffer Miss Gail Perun Mr. Thomas Pillsbury Mr. Emil Rarick Miss Cindy Ravina Miss Bonnie Raybuck Miss Jean Readinger Miss Gloria Reed Mr. Ridgie Reed Miss Judy Reichert Miss Diane Reinoehl Mrs. Terry Ritzman Miss Jane Roth Miss Susan Rumpf Miss Linda Rupp Mrs. Abraham Russell Miss Carol Schaeffer Mr. David Schaeffer Mr. Jack Schaeffer Miss Jane Schaeffer Mr. Jeff Schaeffer Mr. Larry Schaeffer Miss Linda Schaeffer Mrs. Reia Schaeffer Miss Ruth Schaeffer Mr. Alvin Schneck Mrs. Anna Schneck Mr. Lee Schneck Miss Linda Schneck Miss Lois Schneck Mr. William Schneck Miss Joan Schnoke Mr. David Schwalm Miss Jane Schwalm Miss Sharon Schwartz Mr. Dennis Shadle Mr. Jeff Sharon Mr. Frank Shiffer Miss Catherine Sickles Miss Frances Sites Mr. Ted Smith Miss Debra Snyder Miss Diane Snyder Mr. George Sorokach Miss Charlotte Spancake Mr. David Spittler Mr. Ernest Spittler Mr. Kerry Spittler Miss Carol Staller Miss Diane Staller Miss Joyce Staller Mrs. Mamie Staller Mr. Stanley Staller Mr. Curt Stevenson Mr. Scott Stevenson Miss Sharon Stine Mr. Harry Straub Miss Elaine Strausser Miss Linda Strausser Miss Eileen Strouphauer Miss Donna Stump Mr. Ronald Stump Mr. Ralph Stupp Mr. Keith Thomas Miss Donna Thompson Mr. Lloyd Trumbo Miss Gloria Umbenhauer Miss Arlene Umberger Miss Carol Unger Mr. Elmer Unger Mr. Charles Wagner Miss Karen Wagner Mr. Robert Wagner Mr. Harvey Warner Mr. Charles Weand Mr. Lance Weand Mrs. Florence Webber Miss Joan Wenrich Mr. Craig Werner Mrs. June Wertz Mr. Thomas Wertz Mr. Lee Wessner Miss Doris Whetstone Miss Ann Williams Mr. Edward Williams Mr. David Winsheimer Mr. Brian Witmer Mr. Eric Witmer Miss Louise Witmer Miss Patty Witmer Miss Barbara Wise Mr. David Wolfe Mr. Dennis Wolfe Miss Donna Wolfe Mr. Edward Wolfe Mrs. Miriam Wolfe Mr. Robert Wolfe Miss Wanda Wood Yeager's Furs Mr. George Yorty Mr. Dennis Young Miss Carol Youse Miss Eloise Zerbe Miss Jane Zerbe Mr. Stewart Zerbe Mr. Thomas Zerbe Mr. Charles Zimmerman Miss Diane Zimmerman Zimmerman's Drive In Mr Harlen Zimmerman Miss Jeanne Zimmerman Miss Joanne Zimmerman Miss Judy Zimmerman Mr. Larry Zimmerman Miss Linda Zimmerman Miss Margaret Zimmerman Miss Patricia Zimmerman Miss Rachael Zimmerman Mr. Roy Zimmerman Miss Susan Zimmerman -a,,,M -sh Q. Our photographer Tom Price of I-larpel's Studios, Lebanon, would go anywhere to get a good shot for the 1966 edition of the CARDINAL. We wish to express our appreciation and acknowledge the following: Harpel's Studio, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, for the many photographs portraying school life and es- pecially for the four color photo of the Class of 1966. Baldwin Studios, Pottsville, Pennsylvania for the photographs of the royal courts at the junior Prom and Senior Ball. The administration and faculty for their fine co- operation in helping to make this edition of the CARDINAL a huge success. The many patrons, and patronesses and finally the advertisers which are listed in the closing pages of this annual. ERTISEME fffwff-f I Z Z E H IH FAMOUS FOR DRIVE-IN, omcs, PLANT sRANcH sromz MT. CARBON 532 N. CENTRE ST. 622-55454 622-2350 POTTSVILLE, PENNA. Z OPEN Daily 11:00 Afvxfuzoo PM sunday 11:30 Pfvxfuzoo PM H. L. SNYDER FUNERAL HOME H. L. SNYDER Phone 3415-2600 SNYDER'S SNYDER'S FURNITURE STORE CLARK E. SNYDER Phone 345-2601 THE PINE GRGVE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO Y snls gak Og dl906 O 55Y fB kgS ith P G A Mansion House Hotel and Restaurant and the Suedburg Hotel EXTEND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '66 Penna. Dutch Cooking Chops Steaks Chicken Sea Food HOTEL MGRS. Mansion House --Emma Wolfe -- 345-3979 Suedburg Hotel -- Ken Dissinger -- 3115-8377 Prop. Ward R. Dissinger CONTPLINTENTS OF UHLER STUDIO LEBANON, PA. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 FOX KNAPP MANUFACTURING CO. CHECK-MATES HOT ROD ASSOCIATION ivurruu sr., PINE oifeovt, PA. A Hot Rod organization formed by a group of responsible enthusiasts, dedicated to promote interest in tne sport wherever it may be found, and vvno some day nope to unveil to tne public tne true meaning of the vvord HOT ROD. AMERICAN OIL COMPANY E. W. NESS, AGENT Phone 622-25110 or 3115-8189 for Amoco Sf American Gasolines -- lVlotor Oils Xt Greases -- Diesel Fuel -- American Heating Oils vvlSta-Clean Try tne best . l3CDlVlF'RCDY'S Clmbouacfcrb NRM BELLEAIR Cradleoraft Adnan, 1, V, 5 gpm. jngleuiu ,nd Hmmid ying, Linens, Dnmesliu, ling: Tal: and lnlanl: Need: Look For These Famous Brands These Famous Names Sold Exclu- Sold in Fine Stores Coast To Coastm sively By Pomeroyls In Pottsville When You Shop Pomeroy's For OUAUH Tested And Verified By Nationwide Value and Qependable Quality Laboratories for Superior Quality KEN I FIELD 1x41LLAY laden FLEETWING Ink and Boyz' Clothing Womend Fashions Ind Accmuits FW!!! Blilmllll UIUC!!! Ill! 5D0f1il'l 50041 W. G. ZIMMERMAN Zenith Color and Black and White Television Zenith Radio and Stereo Frigidaire Appliances Pine Grove Phone 345-31191 WALTER STUMP The Friendly Insurance Agency Phone 3115-8357 Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Compliments of PENN DYE 85 FINISHING COMPANY, INC. Pine Grove, Pennsylvania boussunfs quality apparel for men and boys CHARLES H. KLINGER, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Cherry Street Pine Grove PINE THEATER Deluxe Entertainment Pine Grove, Pa. Beautiful -- Nlodern -- Clean -- Comfortable Year Round Air Conditioning MENDELL'S TV SALES 8. SERVICE RCA Color TV - Black and White Tape Recorders - Stereos - Records Compliments of Redios DR. H. Mr, KEYSER I25 South Main Street Pine Grove, Pennsylvania 345-8455 Compliments of AIRPORT GRILLE Eva Thompson, Proprietor YOUNG'S SUPERETTE Suedburg 24 - Hr. -Wrecker Service Auto Body Repairs HEINBACH'S AUTO BODY WORKS 345-3810 Pine Grove Glass Installed - New and Used Parts Compliments ot ROY'S RESTAURANT 2 Miles West of Pine Grove Route 443 Pine Grove RDDQ ti Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Compliments of CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SALON JET KLAHR CLEANERS fFormerIy LeffIer'sD Phone 345-3I57 82 S., Main Pine Grove Compliments of R. R. REED Plumbing ond Heoting Stokers - Both Rooms - Woter Systems Pine Grove, Po. Phone 345-3I27 Compliments of DR. 8. MRS. LEWIS MANBECK to the Closs of T966 PINE GROVE ELECTRIC I63 S. Moin St. Pine Grove, Pennsylvonio Phone 345-2796 Motorolo TV Norge Applionces Soles 8. Service Electricol Work Compliments of PINE GROVE PHARMACY Compliments of THOMPSON'S GARAGE Route I, Pine Grove, Po. Ledyord Thompson, Proprietor Compliments of WILLARD QBILLD DAUBERT Areo Distributor For Hozel Club, Pepsi, Coco-Colo, Seven-Up, Diet Sodo, Schweppes Bitter Lemon ond Tonic Phone 345-3227 Phone 345-8143 West Pottsville Street Pine Grove, Pennsylvonio Time Will Tell - Shop L. G. AND H. C. FELTY Guns - Hoberdosher - Shoes Pine Grove, Pennsylvonio J. L. LONG CO. Long's Metered Gos Service Phone 345-336i Pine Grove, Pennsylvonicn TUPPERWARE MOYER BROTHERS HOME PARTIES QUALITY MASONRY, INC. Demonstrators Wanted . . , e rove, Pennsylvania Highway 61 Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania R D 52 Pin G 345-3518 ZIMMERMAN'S I MEAT MARKET Paradise Valley D. lIi2, Pine Grove, Pe I 345-8 I I8 nnsy vania Best Wishes To The Class Ot '66 STANFORD L. SC HNECK General Contractor Compliments of RARING'S Pottsville, Pa. Diamonds, Jewelry China, Silver, Gifts GREEN'S Quality and Integrity Since T847 Pottsville, Pa . Compliments ot HILL FARM DAIRY TENENHOLZ'S Schuylkill Haven Furniture tor every home 385-3250 Route 6I 3 miles south of Pottsvi Ile Compliments of ALBERT'S STORE Women's and ChiIdren's Apparel Pine Grove, Pennsylvania MOYER'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Phone 345-5502 45 South Main St. Pine Grove, Pennsylvania J. WILSON BARTO SONS, INC. Your Friendly Hardware Store Plumbing - Automatic Heating Phone 345-3808 Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Compliments ot PINE GROVE 5 8. IO CENT STORE Pine Grove Pennsylvania MACK STUDIO F. C. Smith, Prop. III North Centre St. Pottsville, Pennsylvania All Phases of Photography Compliments of WEST SC HUYLKILL PRESS PINE GROVE HERALD Your Hometown Newspaper Robert M. Ferster, Agt, 5 FA sun c Pine Grove Bank Building In Lebanon It's For Better Val ues! Furniture Appliances Carpet Compliments ot Compliments ot WEAVER'S SERVICE STATIQN OAKWOOD COAL CO. Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Phone 345'8l78 345-3170 Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Compliments ot E. W. RUPPERT, INCQ JECKIS Chevrolet- Oldsmobile - Corvalr TEXACO SERVICE Phone 345-3973 Tremont Pi ne Grove, Pennsylvania CHESTER S . ZIMMERMAN Compliments of General Store BERGER'S SERVICE STATION Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Pirie Grove, Pennsylvania Phone 345-3804 FILBERT HOUSE RESTAURANT MARSTOWN OUTLET , , Shoes and Clothing For the Whole Family Emma Loulse Wlfmer' Prop' L R.D. 53, Pine Grove lfvlarstownj, Pa. 210 S. Main ST. Pine Grove, PO. We Trim Prices - Not Customers Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dertler, Prop. Compliments ot SMITH'S PHOTO STUDIO IOI Mill Creek Ave. Pottsville, Pa. Phone 622-4550 Congratulations! CLELAND'S HOME FURNISHINGS H. R. KNAPP 8. SON, INC. Luggage -- Leather Goods 202 - 204 S. Centre St., Pottsville, Pa. Phone 622-6400 POMEROY'S Lebanon's Newest and Most Modern Department Store Lebanon , Pa . 272-5656 Best Wishes SC HAFFER'S 720 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pennsylvania RED LION CAFE Ray and Lorraine Morgan Route 443 Pine Grove, Pa. Phone 345-3975 CHARLES WERNER 8. CO. Lumber and Feed Co. S. Tulpehocken St. Pine Grove, Pa. Phone 345-3575 Compliments of GOLD MILLS, INC. Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Congratulations Class of '66 RED ARROW l23 S. Main St. Pine Grove, Pennsylvania WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Auto and Home Supplies Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Ai, A. ACHENBACH lnsurances and Real Estate Notary Public Compliments of DR. AND MRS. JACKSON PERRY Pine Grove Pennsylvania Congratulations! DR. AND MRS. KURT HORTNER Pine Grove Pennsylvania SMITH BODY WORKS Wreck Work and Auto Painting 24 - Hour Towing - Radiator Repa Late Model Used Parts Phone 345-3416 T3 Locust Street Pine Grove Pennsylvania irs Compliments of DR. SAUL ANTON ZlMMERMAN'S VARIETY STORE Fountain Service Phone 345-395l East Pottsville Street Pine Grove Pennsylvania PINE GROVE SKATE LAND Sun. 2-5and7-IO Mon. and Wed. 7 - 9:30 Fri. and Sat. 8 - II Open For Parties Tuesc - Thur. Mrs and Mrs. Donald Donotrio, Mgr. Congratulations PINE LANES Phone 345-845I Bowling tor Recreation and Health Pine Grove - Tremont Highway Compliments of STEVENSON'S RESTAURANT Legion Acres Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Compliments of PINE FOREST PARK RESTAURANT East on 443 R.D. t2 Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Compliments of EVA DUBB'S BEAUTY SALON Pine Grove 345-8I9O Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Compliments of CANOE UN DERWEAR MANUFACTURING CO0 Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Compliments ot STERLING FRANTZ INSURANCE AGENCY Pho ne 345-3252 Pine G-'ff-fe, Pennsylvania Compliments of GARFIELD G. REICHERT Distributor of Pretzels and Potato Chips R.D. W2 Pine Grove, Pa We Burn Anthracite Phone 345-SI74 Compliments of a CORRADO'S Shoes for the Entire Family Phone 385-O75I FRIEND Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania Service is Foremost at Congratulations BENSINGER'S PHARMACY Wm. T. Schlappich, Prop. IO4 E. Main ST. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. DR. 8. Class of I966 Compliments of MRS. SIDNEY MELNICOVE Best of Luck to the Class of '66 The Market where quality comes first DITZLER BROS. Home Dressed Meats Meat is our business Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Phone 345-488i LITTLE MITE Sandwich and Coffee Shop Main St. Pine Grove MIGHETY MITE Sandwich Shop Dinners - All kinds Sandwiches and Hot Soup Also take-out pies Route 443 Compliments of a FRIEND Compliments ofa FRIEND GORDON D. REED AGENCY, INC. Insurance 8. Real Estate 3I E. Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania Real Estate For Rent and For Sale RUSSELL FELTY Purina Products Poultry Supplies - Baby Chicks Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone 345-3309 Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Best Wishes to the Class of '66 From L 8. L SPORTSWEAR 32 S. Main St. Pine Grove, Pa. for clothes that are in I Compliments of TREMONT HARDWARE CO. Tremont, Pennsylvania BEN FRANKLIN STORE 43098 7 - 9 East Main Street Tremont, Pennsylvania Your Headquarters for School Supplies MORGAN'S MEAT MARKET Fresh-Smoked Choice Meats Groceries Phone 345-268i Pine Grove, Pennsylvania POTTSVILLE TOBACCO CO. Ivan C. Newcomer 72-74 S. Main St. Pine Grove, Pa 345-22II Wholesale Distributor Candies, Tobaccos, Sundries, Paper Products, Fountain Supplies, Toys, Gifts, Novelties, Cigarettes, School Supplies, King Edward Cigars Compliments of AL'S BARBER SHOP I24 South Main St. Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Tiff E I