Cedar Cliff High School - Cedar Log Yearbook (Camp Hill, PA)

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Louis Q. .JM Assistant Pfciucqoob Cedar Cliff High School continues to grow scholastically, in sports, through extracurricular activities, and in just plain numbers. During each of the three years of our history we have been amazed at the progress of our students, and the accomplishments which each group adds to an already long list. Your: the class of 62 has been a working class. You have provided a number of outstanding scholars. You have given much to the athletic program. You have contributed to the fine musical and dra- matic successes of the school. May the pattern of hard work continue to be the trade mark of each of you in your chosen field. L.S. EDWARDS, JR. Jolwf A. Jolmsow Assistant Pmapab As this issue of the Cedar Log signals the end of your high school ca- reer, may it also signal the beginning of new and brighter things for each of you. It is our earnest wish that your enthu- siasm and energy may bring to all of you the best of everything. We know that the experiences you have had during these three years in Cedar Cliff will linger in your memory for a long, long, time. You have contributed much to the tradition and to the reputation that has become the trademark of our school, and for this may we offer our sincere thanks and wish you Godspeed. JOHN A. JOHNSON

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GUARDIANS OF OUR SCHOOLS . . . members of the West Shore Joint Senior High School Board Representing the five jointure districts of Lemoyne New Cumberland Lower Allen Redland and Wormleysburg, they are responsible for operation and administration of high school facilities Shown above, ROW ONE: Lentz, Wickenheiser Ferdenbaugh Shelley Folk Bair Cook Mowrey Beshore. ROW TWO: Raffensperger, Wentz Kerlin Brubaker Richey Bowman MacCauslin ROW THREE: Baker, Sandnes, Stoner, Watkins,Line Kohler Schaffer Ragmoud A. Www Qupwwiswg Puwpalz The Class of 1962 is the first class which has spent all three years at Cedar Cliff High School. It is our hope that these three years will stand the class in good stead and will have prepared it individually and collectively to lead purposeful and useful lives either in institutions of higher learning or in vocations. It is our hope, too, that this Cedar Log will re- flect the life of the Class here at Cedar Cliff and will bring back fond memories as the years roll by. Each year the success or failure of a school is in- evitably tied to the tone which is set by the senior class, For the energy, the spirit, and the tone with which the Class of 1962 has imbued Cedar Cliff we express our appreciation, and our best wishes for the future in all the worthwhile activities which may be undertaken.

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STANLEY B. BAUGHER Elizabethtown College, B.S., Head of Science Dept., Physics, Physical Science. INZA C. BENTZ Dickinson College, B.S., Bucknell, M.S., Plane Geometry, College Alge- bra, Junior Class Dean, National Honor Society. GERALD S. BRITON Shippensburg State Col- lege, B.S., University of Maryland, MA., U.S. History, Head of Social Studies Dept., National Honor Society, Civil War Round Table. JOHN D. BENNIE East Stroudsburg State Colle e B.S in Education, s - - Driver Training. STANLEY F. BOLLEN Shippensburg State Col- lege, B.S. in Education, Business Math, Retail Sell- ing, Merchandising, Mer- chandising Club, School Store. BETTE 1. CLEMENTS Office Secretary JOHN G. CLEMENTS Millersville State College B.S. in Education, Draft- ing 85 Graphics. WILLIAM CORNWELL, JR. Moravian College, B.S., Mathematics, J.V. Basket- ball Coach. DOROTHY C. CRITCHLEY Office Secretary 19 THOMAS E. CORBETT Indiana State College, B.S. in Education, Colum- bia University, M.A ., Guidance Counselor. ROBERT W. CRAIG Lock Haven State College. B.S. in Education, Penn State University, M.S.: Physical Education, J.V. Football, Wrestling Coach. EDITH H. DAVID Millersville State College. B.S. in Education: English Ill, Future Teachers of America.