Manheim Central High School - Stiegel Rose Yearbook (Manheim, PA)

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The class of 1953 in publishing the first year book for our school, has done a very fine job and has set a high standard for other staffs to maintain. I should like to con- gratulate last yearis staff for their fine performance. The publication of this yearbook has presented a chal- lenge to you, the members of the class of 1954, and more especially your staff, to surpass the work of your predec- sors. After graduation life will be continually presenting opportunities to you so that, in making your contribution to society, you may surpass the achievements of your neigh- bors and friends in order that the community, the state, and the nation may be made a better place in which to live. May I congratulate the members of the class of 1954 on your achievements so far and wish you the greatest of success in the future. D. W. Witmer Principal PRINCTPAL'S MESSAGES The members of the class of 1954 are to be congrat- ulated for their efforts in securing the information for the year book. You will only realize in future years the satis- faction it will give you to review the activities during your high school years. It requires the cooperation of the board of directors, pupils and faculty, as well as the people in the community in order to achieve the most desirable results in education. Many members of the class have reached their goal in formal education upon graduation from high school, while others will continue in other institutions of learning. May I suggest that you assume a sincere attitude in trying to do your best in whatever line of work you may follow. Con- gratulations and good luck to every member of the class. I H. C. Burgard Supervising Principal -.61 ,..7,

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It has been my privilege to know most of the members of the Class of 1954 for a number of years. It has been my mis- fortune not to have known some of you a longer time. However, you are all en- tering a world of almost uirrepressible conflict, uncertainty, and indecision, Your lives will take on a greater mean- ing, and your responsibilities as a worth- while citizen shall increase tenfold. As a class you will physically separate and scatter. This is not a pleasant outlook, and you shall need courage and deter- mination to conquer all the obstacles thrown in your path. On behalf of my co-workers, I wish you every success for the future. It is our hope that the lessons you have learned in high school will, in some small way, aid you in attaining whatever success you may seek in life. Robert A. Wleitzel Ass't Principal 0 oo card B Kfeady, Ivan M. Wittel, john 1EiIi1ST 150305 iimesrgoiligdriggfi E ShellYv Charles A- Kauffman, Lewis er OY W ' . Tiwllllams Elmer H Hershey ROY H Miller Horace H. Martin, Jr l 1 4 l l J