Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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THE NINETEEN FORTY EIGHT ARTISAN VOLUME XIII MTH NNAL OF ANDY ATOMI' MECHANICSBURG HIGH SCHOOL BEGINS PIIHE ATOMIC AGE assurance of a lasting peace. The potential for good in this great discovery is unlimited, and from that possibility for good which is even now a Ioasis for international cooperation we, the class ol 1948 of Mechanishurg High School, have taken our Artisan theme. Some 'times lightly, sometimes in a more serious mood, we have consulted lVIr. Andrew Atom, alert visitor to Ivlechanicslyurg concerning luis observations as to the school, its teachers and its pupils. That his findings may please you is our sincere wish. Ninety--nine percent of the energy ol -the universe is concentrated in the atomic nucleus. An atomic Ioomlo explosion creates winds traveling at 1,000 miles per hour. The most des- tructive storms we Icnow in Nature are mere 80 miles per hour breezes. The possiloilities for doing good with our knowledge of the atom are unlimited. By its use cancer may lae eradicatedg irrigation of Waste lands may he extended: space may loe exploredg the dread scourge of polio may he stamped out: even the coming of old age may he postponed. IVIan stands Iuelore the gateway to a new world provided he does not destroy the old one I : i '1-7 ' helore the new Age of the Atom can Ioe realized.

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Page Four FOOTBALL CROWIJ IN THE NEW STANDS AT MEMORIAL FIELD D6d1CHt10H VVe, line Class oi 1948 oi tile IvI6CI'1i:ll1IC5'i7L1l'Q Higil Sciluoi, Liedicialm- tinih 5tury oi a Iligiq sCI10oI at tile IJeginning' oi tide Atomic Age to our parents. Smaii payment it is, indeed, for time Iives tI'1at our rnotilers and our ISEIIIICFS have dedi- cated to us. However, we Iuope that tI1ese few words written in appreciation and in sinferity wiII siiow tI1em, in some smaii measure at Ieasl, that we reaiize Imow mucin their patient guidance has contributed to tI1e attainment oi what we are tociayf-and time reaiization oi wiiat we Iiope to Iaecome. The uoice of parents is the voice of gods, for to their vililclren they um , ixeauvns Iieutenants.,-Vviiiizun Silaicespeare.