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

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FOREWORD May this 1943 Camillon, sixth annual publication of Camp Hill High School, refresh in our memories the academic, social, and ath- letic life in our Alma Mater. ngll 2

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Austin, to be given by Camp Hill High School seniors March 25 and 26 be playedby Mary Nell Glock, fleftj, John Rausch, George Smith, and Mary -Margaret Dunlap, Qrightl. The play is directed by Mrs, Harriet Groninger, faculty member, and will be presented in the school auditorium at 8 p. m. All seats are reserved and may be obtained from any member of bythe senior class. y 1 V DEDICATIO We, the Class of 1943, respect- 1 fully dedicate this Cami Hon, George Smith George has been active in sports, playing football all three years of high school, basketball three years and baseball in his sophomore and junior years. In his junior year he was a member of the Student Coun- cil. This year he had a leading role in the senior play and is on the yearbook staff and the class 'day comimttee. In charge of the dance, which will be given from 8:00 to 11:45 p. m.,' will be Bill Harris, business manager of the HIGH-LIGHT. Music will be furnished by records, and the tickets cost 8.33 single and 5.55 a couple. 5 Jean Fisher and Howard Plank were crowned at the Spring Fever Dance in 1941, and Ann Bowman and Hervey Froehlich reigned at last year's dance. Camp Hill High School year- book, to the men and women of this community and school who are serving in the armed forces of the United States. 3 Isa