Pine Valley Central High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (South Dayton, NY)

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Most Quiet Marie 8a Dick Wittiest Art Sz Helen Most Stubborn Esther EQ Dave ,enlqr T Sup rlaflsve Most Talkative M051 Ath1StiC ' P 8: Mel Shlrl at Ed eggy CLASS HISTORY WHISTLE WHILE YOU BUILD E Seniors started building funds and ideas when we were Freshmen. To make our work go more happily and quickly we had many activities. This was not onl fun but was our means of raisin mone for the oal of ever class Y 1 9 1 Our Senior Trip. As Freshmen we had a Get Acquainted Party. We sold the Pine Valley News and then induced the other classes to buy from our Candy Counter. We wound up the year looking for donkeys for the Donkey Basketball game. Never did find them! Advanced in years we as Sophomores started the year whistling to the mus- ic of the Sophomore Hop. The traditional selling of pencils was next. In March we all climbed aboard a pair of roller skates and had a Roller Skating Party. At last we were Juniors and our building of funds was still going on. We can- vassed the towns selling Christmas Cards and Stationery. Our cast of the Family Affair will never forget the adlibbing of Tom Beach. As a whole our Junior year was very successful. The biggest moment of all was when we got our class rings. Here we are now finishing our high school life. Our activities are as much fun as ever. ln November we presented the Big Potato. Everyone enioyed the Twilight Twirl with its magic name. Our Carnival was a huge success. We are now making plans for our trip to Washington, D.C. Then that clay we've been waiting for---Graduation. We have found if we whistle as we build, our lives will be happier and more complete. We shall carry that idea with us, come what may, wherever we may go. Most Musical Fern JEL Norm Biggest Flirts Faith Kc Iack Most Popular Theba Benny Best Looking Best Dressed f 13 A Most Pat 85 Ken f 3 Likely to Succeed Best Personality l 3 Joyce 8L Herb Bob 84 Cleo Qi: 1 ffl 3 seeef- 7 W T Q ff. QQ Mary 8: Hank ei A ' ' 5 , q, 3l Q 2 K , s is Y e A z S rixi te it se 4' 449

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