Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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Page Six CHAPTER I MR. AToM OBSERVES THE ,ADMINISTRATION As Mr. Andrew Atom surveyed time Nieciianicsburg High School he centereoi ilis attention on the Board of Education, the Administration, and the Facutty. Carefully noting I'1iS impressions, 'tie gave the Artisan staff permission to print portions of tile ciiary in which he recorcieci his ciaiiy survey. Q TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,- Wfociay I began my survey of Nieciianicsiwurg High Sciiooi. 'Before one can reaiiy determine time value of an institution one must first uncierstanci the persons on W'I'l0S6 Sil0Uid6fS the joiio of advising rests. For this reason I attencieci tile first meeting of time Board of Education WiliCI'l wiii see Nleciianicsinurg Higii tiirougil this year of Sifllfly and busy activities.

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A Table of Contents FOREWORD AND DEDICATION T. MR. ATOM OESERVES THE ADMlNlSTRA'l'l0N Tl. ANDY AToM,s SENIOR REVIEXV HT. ANDREW ATOM VISITS THE CLASSES IV ACTEIVITIES ATTRACT THE VISITING ATOFT VT. ANDY ATOM BECOMES SPORTSCASTER V. ANDREW ATOM INSPECTS THE MERCPIANTS ATOMIC QUESTION A Cooperative Project Ry ITM- 12A English Section A moment came when aii the worici stoori stiii. Two fieaoiiy missiies firoppeci from ileavenis blue Ami struck! Then mushroom ciouois rose into view. ' ' - Hot, raciioactive dust was spreaci to Lili '2 The Iapanese on Hirosvhimais T1iii, A I Anri Naqasaieiis tfnousancis drank tire iarew ' .I Of fire anfi flame-Atonlic Satan's spew. ,az tr A wearv woriri is fearing tiris fate stiii. a T , V This power that crusites life can also give i , Q glranrier Ppurpose io fini world DZ falrg ' 'nr Searc ,ing Science IQ p man in to span 7 A A happy time with many years to iive. ' Qi 44. Snail Brothers slaughter in an atom war ' RB Or. fiiieci UJTTTI hope, perfect rr, Tiving plan? 9 I Q I U9

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DR. l.oNo WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER I0-1 Hvvitla tlwis writing I close the second enjoy- able day at lVlecl1anicslourg High School. Today it was the office force upon wl1icl1 l centered my oiuservation. uHeading tlwe ofllice and administrative staff is Edwin B. l.ong, Ed.D. Xfvorlcing with time Board of Education, Dr. Long has played a major role in the 'lousy improvement program tllat has done so much to enrich this yearys school life. His ser' vices lo the sclwool are invalualole. HDoing doulole duty for iVI.H.S. is Principal and Dean of Boys, James G. Haggerty, AB., lVl.A, wluo along vvitlei aclaieving tlwe demanding ANNALS OF IAXNDY AT03'1 mflie newly elected olilicers and memlmers lor tliis year are: Parker H. Kulins, President: James J. Michener, Vice President: Howard B. Heina- man, Secretary: George E. Hurst, Treasurer: and members: George R. Davey, Rutla H. Keeter, and J. Heilis Paul, Wlaose unexpired term is to lie lay Vvilliam Ritter. Klvly impressions ol? lvleclwanicslmrg Higiw Sclaool are favorable after liaving seen its governing body in action. Here is a group of people, elected lwy their fellow townsmen, who worlc side lay side. always for the betterment of the educational facil- ities oli time lXf1BFl'1Zll1iCSl'bIlI'Q Higlw Sclwool. KcWith0U't salary tlaey perform tlmese duties willingly: so, to llais governing looclx' of lVl.H.S. l iip mv Hail MR. FIAGGFRTY Miss ZIMMER MISS ,.AI.I.EiVlAN' MISS SNYITFR. -. 'MVSW gi f? ff M A N 5 Page Seven.