Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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'N :Ht ?e 3? NMMA fPage 24j G E R A L D I N E Wenger and Neil Miller have the highest scholastic standing in the Senior Class and were therefore chosen to represent the Classes.

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Someone once said, He who is surf rounded by cultural things, such as good books and jine music, can ask for no more. Many of the finer things in life can be found in the courses offered in M. H. S. In the field of music one finds Mr. Morrette with the band organization and Mr. Clippinger directing the Glee Club and Girls' Ensemble. ' U be Spice Because the twofminute tardy bell had just sounded, the entire class settled down to work by getting needed materials from the supply room. Several pupils were returning to their seats when Mr. Wilson decided to change the instructions he had previously given the class, and said, Wait, class, I just thought of something. Drop every' thing and give me your attention! One student in the rear of the room took these remarks too litf erally, for he happened to be holding a box of crayons at the time. Crayons, box and all went crashing to the floor. Gym classes are supervised by Mr. Frederick and Miss Williams. Boys learn tumbling and girls folk dances. Miss Bear, librarian, has much to do with the selection of fine books which are found on the shelves in the library. Elective Art and Mechanical Drawf ing courses are under the able super' vision of Mr. Wilson. 8 . A , ,. 'il f Page 23 j

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