Columbia High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Columbia, PA)

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miss mary H. Carter IN RECOGNITION of the years she served as adviser of THE SUSQUEHANNOCK, in acknowledgment of the numerous other services she has rendered to us and to Columbia High School, and in appreciation of that charming dignity which she has made an ideal for all of us, we dedicate the 1948 SUSQUEHHIIIIUCH

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FOREllIORD SINCE NAVIGATION has held a certain romantic charm from time immemorial, it is natural that the CLASS OF 1948 would find no less fascination in the conquest of the sea. Therefore, we have chosen NAVIGATION as the theme for THE SUSQUEHANNOCK. AS WE LEAVE our sheltered port, we are mindful of the cargo of knowledge and happy memories stored in our ship's hold. So that we have some record of those glorious days of our sail down stream-days when we planned and made pro- visions for our oceanic voyage-we have fittingly written our log in the form of the CLASS YEARBOOK. THE COURSE of our ship has been set in the direction of fortune and opportunity. While some of our number will perhaps not make long voyages, there will be those of us who will persevere with our frigate until the goal has been reached. We have learned that the wind and the waves are always on the side of the ablest navigatorsf'

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SUSUUEHHIIIIOCH STHFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FRANCES MARIE PICKLE FACULTY ADVISER MRS. FULWEILER PUBLICATION MANAGER Jean Albright CLASS EDITORS Edwin Becker Dolores Bongart Marian Prugar CLUB EDITORS Peggy Ann Berntheizel Mary Ann Donaldson Nancy Halter Shirley Zercher BUSINESS MANAGER Earl Lowry FEATURE EDITORS Jacqueline Aston Bruce Prentice Fay Griffith SPORTS EDITOR William Doerrer PHOTOGRAPHER Gordon Tolson ADVERTISING MANAGERS Roy Richardson Nancy Hipple Shirley Moore Dolores Nobile