Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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DEDICATION Because Miss Myrna Sheely so often stimulafes the seniors of Harriton to develop freedonn of expression and initiative, the I960 AURORA is being dedicated to this outstanding individual. This is Miss Sheely ' s thirty-second year of teaching in the Lower Merion School District. During this time, her remarkable devotion to the students has been demonstrated by the duration of her school day which begins at eight a.m. and ends at four-thirty p.m. or later. As a friend, teacher, and advisor. Miss Sheely always welcomes eager pupils, hier many cultural interests and experiences are shared with her music, art, and literature class, as well with her regular senior English sections and Special English. Willingness to correct that all-important essay question for a college application or to help her homeroom aspirants In selecting courses Is indicative of her sincere Interest. She also serves as enthusiastic sponsor of the Thespian Society. Miss Sheely Instills in her students the enthusiasm and courage which she, herself, possesses. She points the way to new and challenging paths for the understanding of the mind of man thus giving her pupils a valuable appreciation of the liberal arts. No student ever entering J-96 will deny that Miss Myrna Sheely leaves a lasting Impression: to think, to learn, to create. Six

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BRYN MAWR COLLEGE LIBRARY Bryn Mawr College in Bryn Mawr was founded by the Society of Friends in 1885. The campus buildings, which are fashioned in Gothic style, stretch over the entire seventy-acre campus. Used for research and study, the Bryn Mawr College Library serves as a center for both academic and cultural realms of the college. The library was founded by N. Carey Thom as and contains a quarter of a million volumes and a thousand periodicals.