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Paul F Hurley, B. S., M.Ed. Supervising Principal Shrppensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College -af - v-Q.-vi--,.v -3-1 Congratulations to the Class of '55: Graduation Time, 1955, marks another milestone in the history of Green Park Union Schools. After construction of over one year, the new school was put into use in September, 1954. To you, Class of '55, is given the honor of being the first class to hold its gradua- tion exercises in the new Junior-Senior High School Building. The hopes and aspirations of many people have gone into the planning of this building. just so you can be sure that the hopes and aspirations of many people have gone into the past years of your Edu- cation. Many people have worked and planned so that you could reach this point in your life. From now on, all will be up to you. It is our earnest hope that you have formed helpful habits and gathered useful bits of information as you passed through our schools. We wish for each of you the best that life can bring as you journey along the pathway of History into the Future. Page 7
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Paul F. Hurley, Supervising Principal Board of Education Green Park Union School District Seated left to right - 'lfMrs. Carrie J. Milligan, District Secretaryg Mr. C. Harold Swartz, President. Standing - Mr. Stanley Shitfer, Mr. Merle Miller, Treasurerg Mr. Donald Bolze, Mr. Frank H. Lyons, Vice President. -non-member Page 6
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M. S. E. Gobrecht, B. S., M.Ed. High School Principal Shippensburg State Teachers College Bucknell University To you, the Class of 1955, has come the distinction of being the first class to be graduated from the new Green Park Union High School. This is an experience which comes to but a comparatively few people. To both faculty and students this will always be an outstanding experience. The years ahead should be brighter, happier, and more interest- ing because of our associations here. We sincerely hope that you may have developed further your de- sire to continue your educational career. But whatever worthwhile line of endeavor you may decide to pursue in the future we do hope that you will always keep in mind your motto, Whatever we do, let us do well. Page 8
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