Jim Cook:  

I had the dubious benefit of attending three different high schools. I left Penn Manor in Fall of my freshman year when my mother relocated to Glen Ridge, NJ. I hated to leave Penn Manor because I had been in the district since 2nd grade and knew a lot of other kids. Thanks in large part to a guy named Mel Gambert, I quickly made friends at Glen Ridge. My two and a half years there were a ton of fun. We moved again, this time to Danville, PA during Spring of my junior year. Leaving Glen Ridge was a bitter pill to swallow. I missed my friends terribly, and our new home was out in the sticks so socializing in Danville was difficult. I did make some friends in Danville. My chemistry lab partner, Bill Wetzel was a good guy. A part-time job as a busboy in the coffee shop of the local hospital brought me in contact with some other nice people. I especially remember Donna Starr as a kind and generous girl. Sadly, she was killed in a car accident a few years afte...Expand for more