Garden Spot High School - Spartanus Yearbook (New Holland, PA)

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MR. DONALD A. SHEAFFER PRINCIPAL During an individual's life, it is his responsi- bility to make a contribution to society. This contribution may be large or it may be small. The size is not important, but everyone is charged with this responsibility. This desire to serve his fellow mon should be in everyone's heart. The desire to make the other fellow happy produces one of the most joyous feelings within an individuc1l's mind. If everyone could produce a little joy in his neighbor, the neighborhood, community, stctte, nation ond the world would be cr won- derful plcrce in which to live. For an individual to serve his fellow man, he must be on educated, pious, courteous, and an 'X . . .A Desire to Serve His Fellowman unselfish person. He must not be looking for big rewards from serving his fellowmofn. They do not come in a materialistic wdy. Most oi the time one will not be able to find the re- Wotrd oft all. lf a contribution to society is done for Cx reward, he will not receive the enjoy- ment that he would have had if the task would have been done unseliishly. With this in mind, the school is here to train the individual so thot he can make his contri- bution, big or smdll, to society. Sincerely, DONALD A. SHEAFFER, Principal

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MR. ROBERT P. SIMON SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL New and Exciting Horizons . . . To the Class of 1961: The publication of a school yearbook signi- fies that the end ot a high school career is not far distant. It is a final thing, and despite one's Wishes, cannot be relived. We would not want it so because new cmd exciting hori- zons beckon tor you. To the seniors of 1961, we wish you Godspeed. But as you depart, do not do so with the feeling that school is ended. Garden Spot High School lives on de- spite the passing of classes. And you have had a part in its continuation. You have added to its growth and vigor, and your graduation paves the way for new classes to further its development. We are glad to have had you as students, proud to recognize you as grad- uates. Very sincerely yours, ROBERT P. SIMON, Supervising Principal

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SCHOOL BOARD OFFICIALS LSU IO FIQIHI tvtermo r1. Loy, treasurer: Ur. L.ou1s tl. Wil- liams, Vice-President: Ivan S. Witwer, President: Rich- BUSINESS Lett to riqht tsoatedl: Mr. Rudy Maqnone, Miss E. Down Myorsg tstundinqlc Mr. Gerald Martin, Mr. Iames F'. Har- loltl, Mr. Roy W. Brandcu, Department head. 10 FACULTY ART Left to right: Mr. Robert H. Schenck, Mr. David C. Keller