John Piersol McCaskey High School - Echo Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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I , ll- T: 5 ll I , txpitll on nom s numerous silk imtl textile firms, its well us many small industries. lsimrxster City is rt progressive nity. The oltl-fashioned trolley sys- tem has heen replaced with modern, elhtient husses, Police and tire de- partments ure well-manned for the protection of the people. For the convenience of all, there is ll new .intl modern airport. l.timuster will continue to pro- gress. ln the planning stage are it tomhinetl central police and fire stutiong il highway system, which it is hoped will relieve the city of tongestetl trrillicg and many other smaller, hut significant, uclvunces. irimlun i in lilxs url ll tml gtnni Rlktlllllltllltllj Wai I X38--h I ,471

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Y W'- E ' E 'g kvki kk :X county scene familiar to Illllllj' students- a barn, a silo, and a tractor. .lLl1llCS llrowu helps at a 5121111 castcns flillltllli f21IAlIl0l'Sl 111111'kcts. 'T' Local laws to govern all Lalicastrians are uiarlc in the Municipal liuiltling. Sim C eflel' aux 1l11111111 1 cr ici ll 1 lf ll 1 act111l ll c ur 1i 1 sclimvl 11 llllllll, Necessary t any play 's 'tr scenery. The backdrop of Lancaster Coun- ty provides varied scenes. Within a few miles are both old traditional customs and modern factory systems. Lancaster County is rich in agri- culture ancl industry. The fertile soil provides for the excellent occu- pation of the frugal Amish, com- monly called the Pennsylvania Dutch. For the city dwellers there are the Armstrong Cork Company, the Hamilton Watch Company, the Radio Corporation of America,

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sgzftiflgd Above: llr. rl. XVilliam Frey ad- dresses the annual Christmas assembly sponsored by the senior class. Right: A physical examination every two years is evidence of the administration's interest in the physical well being of the students. juniors are checked at McCaslfey. Right: Bill Smith and Doug' Thompson, members of the music committee at the Hang- out, select the records to be played on Saturday nights. '!l9 lust as scenery provides the locale for the iool, so the settings reveal many familiar details of school life. They are seen in tht high school itself, hut also in the contacts ot the sehool with the community.