Lower Paxton High School - Ranger Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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Walter E. Shank In Appreciation WE DO humbly and gratefully appreciate the helpful guidance so willingly given us by Mr. Walter E, Shank, our staff advisor. With his assistance this edition of the 1951 Ranger has been made possible.

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Seniors Farewell . . We are leaving our famed Alma Mater Where unknown were struggle or strife Leaving the cherished surroundings Of the better days of our life To our teachers we are appreciative For the patience which they have displayed For their unfailing guidancei the morals instilled, And the knowledge conveyed. We assume an aire of confidence Overcoming the trials we face Feeling certain the helpful instructions Will enable us to fulfill our place Wherever we go or whatever We do When taking our place in the world To our Alma Mater we'll ever be true To thee our hearts are unfurled 6 Edna Zimmerman

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Zin Memory . . . Mr. Nevin W. Moyer retired from teaching in 1946 after having completed fifty years of service in schools of Pennsylvania, Georgia, Belgium and France. For many years he taught at Lower Paxton. We are now paying tribute to this teacher and great historian. Mr. Moyer was born May 28, 1876, on Running Pump Farm in Lower Paxton Township. He, in his early years, attended school in Linglestown and later furthered his education at Millersville and Lock Haven State Teach- ers' Colleges. His military record has been quite commendable. He took part in such battles as the Linglestown Sham Battle, Spanish American War and World War l. ln France and Belgium he fought in the iront lines in three main drives. Mr. Moyer was quite an authority on local history. He had a private museum in his home which contained thousands of local and national historical objects. His numerous stories were told over and over again: each time being enjoyed by everyone. His death in 1950 came as a shock to his friends and admirers. His memory will linger in the minds of everyone for years to come. 8