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

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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

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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.