Camp Hill High School - Camillon Yearbook (Camp Hill, PA)

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FAY LITTLEY MULLEN Commercial Beaver College, B.S. Lock Haven State Teachers College Penn State College ELVIN K. TROUTMAN Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing Millersville State Teachers College, B.S. Penn State College University of Pennsylvania 5Uw9EHQ i FACULTY LUCRETIA HEISEY SHROAT GERTRUDE GINGRICH Mathematics English SHULTZ Dickinson College, AB' Lebanon Valley College A.B Columbia University A Q I , 5 ' University of Michigan HARRIET GLENN WILLIAMS VICLA M. WILT English French and Latin Geneva College, A.B., O.B. Irving College, A.B. Columhia University Columbia University, A.M. l 10l

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RAYMOND CUNNINGHAM . ..... . . . President DAVID WEIDLER .... . . VicefPresident LOUISE HUDSON . . . . . Secretary NATALIE SIEBERT . . . . . Treasurer Miss FLORENCE COLLIER . , . . . Adviser MRS. LUCRETIA HEISEY SHROAT . . . . Adviser MOTTO: Enter to learng go forth to serve FLOWER: White Rose COLORS: Green and White FAREWELL TO CAMP HILL Oh, Camp Hill High, we bid farewell To high school days we loved so well, And as we journey on the way, We'll think of Camp Hill every day. We give our thanks to everyone Who helped us 'till our work was done, Whose memory we will carry on To guide us 'till our battle's won. Oh, Camp Hill High, clear Camp Hill High, We leave you now and say goodfbye. And in our more successful Clays We'll turn to Camp Hill with our praise. MARJORIE CORNELIUS PEGGY BLACK CSung to the tune of Sweet Genevieveuj llll CLASS POEM We've reached a milestone in our lives, A goal for which we've worked and strained, Through twelve long years our minds have thrived On the Spirit of Learning, as ordained. We've overcome each Pit of Despair, Worried Over every examination, Gone Smilin' Through Our Senior Year 'Till our last few days and graduation, But we find as Commencement comes creeping near, Our smiles are growing forced and wang Instead of the Sunset of our career, The Senior Year is just the Dawn. MARJORIE CORNELIUS