Fannett Metal High School - Tuscaroran Yearbook (Willow Hill, PA)

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Mr. Keith L. Hess, A. B. Mrs. Patricia Campbell, B. S. Health, Physical Education English Shepherd College Shippensburg State Teachers College Miss Mary Skinner, B. S. Mr. Gerald Stewart, B. S. Social Studies, English, Art Mathematics Shippensburg State Teachers College Shippensburg State Teachers College Page 12

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Yearbook Staff Editor .......,....,.....,. .,,.,........................... J ane Stewart Business Editor .........................................-...... joan Mort Advertisement Editors ............ Rhea Miller, Ralph Thompson, Shirley Kling, Beverly Gallagher, Gray Hockenberry, Marlene Parson, David Seibert Photography Editors ................ Robert Piper, Thaddeus Book, Paul Walls Art Editor ....,.... - ........................... Lynn McCurdy Sports Editor --- ....................... james Campbell Music Editor .... ............. D olores Briggs Typists ....... ....... - .... G race Bryan, Joyce Campbell Because this is the first year we have occupied the beautiful new Fannett-Metal Junior-Senior High School, and because we are the first class to graduate from it, we have selected THE BUILDERS as our theme for the! yearbook. This year our yearbook differs from previous ones in that we begin with the foundation, the administration, and show how our school develops through the activities, the under- classmen, and then into the finished product, the Seniors. How fortunate for us, to live in a community which is interested in the edu- cational development of youth. The young person who does not take advantage of an education today, may find himself a failure tomorrow. He must now meet the keenest competition which the world has ever known. There is a new awareness on the part of schoolbuilders that pupils learn with their hearts, as well as their heads. Unless functionalism is combined with beauty, an important educational opportunity has been missed. Modern design now domin- ates the field of construction. During our twelve years in school, we have been building Our building is not of mortar and stone and wood: it is a temple of knowledge. As we end our twelfth year, the main part of our building is finished, but we will continue to add rooms and sections, whether in another school, on a farm, in a home, or in the armed forces. Whatever we do, wherever we go, our Building shall continue to grow. We, the builders, are fortunate to be the first class graduating from the new high school. We have helped to build scientifically, musically, and dramatically, for we have had class members in these activities. We have built from one step to an- other. Each adds a more secure foundation. Success of life depends not n the ac- complishment of one year, nor on the accomplishment of one class, but dn a com- posite of all of them. I hope that when we have finally finished, it can be said of each of us, He builded better than he knew. jane Stewart Page 14