Dallastown Area High School - Spectator Yearbook (Dallastown, PA)

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MR. Me SHERRY’S MESSAGE Members of the Class of 1946: Another goal in the development of your personality and in the attainment of those ideals which you have set up for yourselves has been reached. In striving for this goal you have not only received many gifts of knowledge and inspiration but have also made many excellent contributions to the progress of Dallastown High School and its traditional customs. It is with pride and marked affection that we heartily thank you for these meritorious contributions. During your six years here, you have created a spirit which will carry you on and up to great achievements or down into the tragic descent of a life thrown away. It is our cherished hope and belief that each of you will go forth to great accomplishments, that you may come at last to the end of a happy and truly successful career with the feeling that all is well and that you have lived nobly and served truly. Ralph N. McSherry Principal Temple University Master of Education Degree Teaching Subjects: Mathematics Aeronautics Guidance 9

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Urias J. Daugherty Supervising Principal Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Arts Degree Teaching Subjects: Physics Chemistry MR. DAUGHERTY’S MESSAGE Members of the Class of 1946: The character of a group of human beings, like that of a single individual, includes the sum total of all the dominant qualities of mind and soul of each of the members of the group. It is, therefore, possible to assign to every high school class a predominant personality factor. The Class of 1946 manifests a natural inclination to discard the approved methods and standards now in vogue and to proceed to attain its goal by new and less conservative plans. The publication of this volume is the result of the class spirit of freedom from the prevailing standards. Those of us who were not so intimately associated with the work of this publication have looked forward with much pleasure to its completion, anticipat- ing a work which will be both a credit to its authors and a constant inspiration to all subsequent classes. We, therefore, wish to express our sincere gratitude to the Class for the resumption of a long-neglected activity. We hope that the work required for its consummation has given to all who participated unusual joy and pleasure. 8

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Mrs. Grace A. Benedict Millersville State Teachers’ College Shippensburg State Teachers’ College State Permanent Certificate Teaching Subjects: English Geography Spelling Penmanship FACULTY Mrs. Suzanne B. Fauth Elizabethtown College Bachelor of Arts Degree Teaching Subject: English 10