Dallastown Area High School - Spectator Yearbook (Dallastown, PA)

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DEDICATIOn MR. CHARLES C. LEBER We, the Class of 51, wish to dedicate our edition of the Spectator to Mr. Charles C. Leber, a man who has faithfully served Dallastown High School. Mr. Leber, although he was never our advisor, always helped us when necessary. He is a person who never favors one but helps all. For this reason the Class of ’51 takes great pride in dedicating this yearbook to him. 4

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PROLOGUE With this edition of the Dallastown High School year- book we start the modern age of electronics, atomic energy, and supersonic travel which has caused unrest among nations. . . . We, the Class of 1951, looking to the future, strive to do our part to work diligently for peace for the world that these scientific developments have made so small. 3

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flPPRECIATIOn MRS. WILLIAM RICHARDSON We, the Class of ’51, wish to extend our appreciation to Mr. Albert Brayman, junior class advisor. Although a new- comer to D. H. S. Mr. Brayman has helped us considerably in our last two years of high school. He has given much assistance to our school activities and has ironed out many difficult problems in the editing of the Beacon. Many thanks, Mr. Brayman, for your fine work. We, the Staff of the 1951 Spectator, wish to express our deep apprecation and grat- itude to Mrs. William Richardson, our yearbook literary advisor. Many were the problems which she encountered in the course of her work, but every one was met with determination and patience. Through this fine work she has greatly added to our yearbook. For this and the invaluab'e time she has spent working with us, we are very thankful. MR. ALBERT BRAYMAN