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ne -guofitodum 'A k'A' Mount Joy's auditorium, dedicated in 1937, is one of the most modern and complete in the county. It serves as both auditorium and gymnasium. The 646 permanent seats are placed on a grade, thus permitting a much clearer view of the stage. The stage is equipped for play production and contains disappearing footlights, a curtain and complete cyclorama. The gymnasium floor accommodates a basketball floor 40 by 70 feet. Included also are a motion picture booth and equipment for carrying out a program of visual education. The room is illuminated by lights set flush with the ceiling. The auditorium is in constant use for assemblies, gym classes, plays, basketball games and other activities. Plans are being discussed to start a fund this year for a pipe organ to be used in the auditorium. Since using the money the class has accumulated through the years for a trip seems to be out of the question, the seniors have been suggested as the group most logical for starting the fund by setting aside their money for the purchase of a Hammond organ. 'kiri' Six
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A5 Q9 NEWTON E. KENDIG President GENE T. INIYERS Vice President BETSY K. BIGLER Secrefary ERMA CLAINOR Treasurer Fira FQQF
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.fchoof 30624 Left I0 Rfglztf Albert D. Seiler, vice presidentg George B, Zellerg joseph T. M. Breneman, secretary P. L. Stonerg and Clyde E. Gerberich, president, i' 'A' 'A' To the qnzofuates: Each succeeding year brings increased satisfaction to us as more and more of the youth of our community complete their studies in our high school. We are glad that so many of you have seen fit to take advantage of the facilities offered by our community. We have had obstacles and handicaps during the past few years, but we have at all times tried to maintain a standard in our high school and shall continue to strive toward that aim in the years to come. Your last years in high school have probably been the most disturbing in world affairs since you were born. You are going out with a lot of uncertainties confronting you, but we are confident that you will survive and realize that it will not be long before a brighter sun will appear over the horizon. We wish you all the very best that life can give, and we hope that you will face the future with confidence. CLYDE E. GERBERICH, Presiden! of the Board of Dirertors Seven
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