Pine Township High School - Eagle Yearbook (Otterbein, IN)

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CLASS POEM Although our school days soon will end, We've still to go round i1ife's big bend . Although we have not set our plans, We've got a big job on our hands. In these twelve years we've had real fun, i But now our life has just begim. And in our class the number's nine, Of each of these, we'll feed you a line. Bonnie Clark, she does come first, Her only wish-to be a nurse. In class she is the quiet one, And with her work she's always done. Alvin Coffey is next in line, And as a chum he's really fine. Though he's been with us just a while, It seems he always has a smile. Harris Kretzmeier-he's a clown, You never see him wear a frown. When he see's that certain Ringle , It really makes his little heart tingle. Mick Murphy is the youngest lad, In basketball-say he's not bad. He's going to college-he's a brain, We hope he'll make it down life's lane. Now for the shortest in the class, For her the future has been cast. She is cute and lots of fun, Barbara Ringle she's the one. Junior Skoog-handsome and tall, He's great at playing basketball. And when they call out, Roll up the rug He's always ready to jitterbug. Katrina Tabert's quite a gal, To us she is a darn good pal. Bob Carter has her heart and hand, And to her he's really grand. We wrote this poem, so its safe to say, You know our future lies not this way. We like to dance and cook and sew, But whom we'll marry. Do you know? By Evelyn Ringle and Cecilia Steiner .a,. I' 1 ,r ig .X , is 5 1 ,L Q! 19 - if v . wx as A .5

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CLASS HISTORY In 1942 a group of five boys and girls started school at dear 'ole Pine. They were Tommy Durflinger, Sue Grogan, Harris Kretzmeier, Rosamond Moynihan, and Junior Skoog. In the beginning of the second grade four more joined the class. They were Charlene Correll, Cecilia Steiner, Evelyn Boyd and Charles Anderson. Beginning of the third year Tommy Durflinger, Rosamond Moynihan, and Sue Grogan left the class. There were three more that joined the class, they were Hazel Berry, Henry Cossel, and Lucille Staller. There were now nine in the class: Hazel Berry, Henry Cossel, Lucille Staller, Cecilia Steiner, Eve- lyn Boyd, Charles Anderson, Junior Skoog, Harris Kretzmeier, and Charlene Correll. During the fourth grade five more joined the class. They were Shirley Andres, Joseph Staller, Ronald Peacock, LeRoy Anderson, and Marilyn Clark. LeRoy Anderson, Henry Cossel, and Evelyn Boyd left us at the begining of the fifth grade and four more joined the class: Barbara Mauzy, Barbara and Evelyn Ringle, and Jack Zollman. At the beginning of the sixth grade Charlene Correll, Barbara Mauzy, Shirley Andres, and Ronald Reacock left Pine. Three more joined the class that year: Evelyn Boyd, Katrina Tabert, and Robert Marzke. Robert Marzke, Lavern and Lucille Staller left Pine during the seventh grade. The following year Junior Skoog left us. In the eighth grade were the following: Jack Zollman, Harris Kretzmeier, Evelyn Boyd, Hazel Berry, Evelyn Ringle, Barbara Ringle, Charles Anderson, Cecilia Steiner, Katrina Tabert, and Marilyn Clark, making ten in the class. During the ninth grade Evelyn Boyd and Hazel Berry left but Bonnie Clark came making nine in the class. Starting the tenth grade Jack Zollman left us and Junior Skoog came back to Pine. The beginning of the eleventh grade Alvin Coffey and Mick Murphy joined the class making eleven in the class. They were Harris Kretzmeier, Junior Skoog, Alvin Coffey, Mick Murphy, Charles Anderson, Katrina Ta- bert, Barbara Ringle, Evelyn Ringle, Cecilia Steiner, and Bonnie Clark. Marilyn Clark was our absentee student. In the last year of school Marilyn Clark and Charles Anderson left the class leaving nine. The class of ':54 is now Barbara Ringle, Evelyn Ringle, Bonnie Clark, Cecilia Steiner, Katrina Tabert, Junior Skoog, Mick Murphy, Harris Kretzmeier, and Alvin Coffey.