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

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MRS MILDRED V BECKLEY SCCPCLHPICS SALLIE HALL CLARENCE H BILGER Math club Archery club EDMUND L MOORE Sensor Class Adviser HI Y club Phoiography club Guldance MARVIN L MENErLEY Model Builders club, MRS LYNDELL S HOUPT EARL FRANKLIN DANNER Com club Yearbook Faculfy Manager of Foo? ball Siudenf Placement EARLEF TAYLOR JR Jr Hugh Wresilmg club r Yearbook Mathematics 7

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lt has been our aim to assist each of you to grow to your maximum capacity. As you be- gin life beyond high school use this growth to do good to mankind, for a man's true wealth is the good he does in this world. Graduation from high school does not con- clude our interest in you. Our services are al- ways available to assist with your progress toward desired goals. We encourage you to keep us informed of your development as your successes and failures are evaluated in terms of our contribution to your high school training. We congratulate you for the successes of the past and challenge you to accept commence- ment as the beginning of a period of more in- tensive and specific experiences which will fur- ther prepare you for worthwhile living. E.. Commencement, 1959, comes in the midst of a great national and international crisis. ln other lands civilization seems to be breaking up-a condition which serves to bring us to a new realization of lust how precious to us is the American way of life. The best answer to this challenge is national strength. lf our problem is to secure greater na- tional strength through greater individual strength, education is the answer. A well-edu- cated nation is a strong nation. An intelligent, enlightened citizenship is better able to meet shock and strain. lf the nation needs greater moral and spiritual reserves, then it needs our greater reserves of these factors. As you depart from the portals of this school may I commend to you the following: First, de- velop an intense desire to succeed, Second, plan carefully and minutely the path to the goal for which you are heading, Finally, be content to establish a firm foundation for each future posi- tion and to make haste slowly. Fulfill each position as if your life depended upon it but at the same time keep in mind the necessity of seeking larger and broader opportunities. May I wish success and good luck to each mem- ber of the Class of 1959.

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STANLEY BULOTA Football Coach Varslty club Faculty Manager of Baseball RICHARD L WENDLER Future Teachers of Amerlca club Junior Hugh Sclence club Jumor Varsity Basketball Coach NED A HOFFMEISTER Assistant Football Coach Science JOSEPH MORESKONICH Lawrence Science club, Patriot-News Correspondents club Varsity Baseball Coach D L KNOHR Conservation club Guudance ISAIAH B HARLEY Leathercraft club Natuonul Honor Society Advlser Soclal Studles HAROLD RICHARD BAER Auto Mechanlcs club Jumor Hugh Football Coach Gof Coach DONALD MONROE MORRIS Judo club Track and Fleld Coach