Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS Student Council elections . . . midyears . . . class plays . . . Held day . . . commencement . . . All are part of the school year 1952-'53 and are just a few of the memories the school calendar provides . . . A list of the events that distinguished this year may help those who lived through the happenings retain their precious fading memories .... September School begins again Pep assemblies open football season Student Council holds campaign and election October VVildcats lose heartbreaker to Her- shey First Torch of year is issued First report cards blossom out Sophomores present assembly Senior mag. sales break records Art students decorate store windows for Halloween November Faculty entertain in assembly Parents and friends review students, work at open house Student Council sponsors amateur assembly Nlrs. Stone gives Thanksgiving play Turkey Day defeat is final blow December Class of '54 produces 'CA Mind of Her Owni' Basketball season opens Nutcracker Suitel' highlights Christmas musicale Miss Bear directs Christmas play jarzuagf Schools close for farm show , Student Council meets in assembly Senior class party huge success Dreaded midyears arrive Freshmen present assembly 2 Februagf jr. Dramatic clubs give assembly Juniors preside at class assembly Tower Room senior success Student teachers arrive from Penn State Illareh Art assembly discloses parade of months National Honor Society initiates Senior wins spelling bee Tables turn for Sadie Hawkins County Band at Shippensburg April Easter assembly impresses Baseball season arrives Sophomores hold class party Speech Club offers assembly MHS host to County Chorus Band plays Spring Concert May lXfIusic week provides assembly Guest Day, Field Day combine juniors fete seniors at prom Awards presented in assembly Seniors play on Class Day Seniors solemnly attend Baccalaureate services june Final report cards received Commencement exercises held School closes

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TABLE 0F CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION . . . 6 l CLASSES SENIORS . . . . 16 MEMORIES . . . . . 34 WHO'S WHO . . . . 36 CLASS HISTORIES . . . 38 ACTIVITIES . . . 50 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL . . . 72 BASKETBALL . . . 78 BASEBALL . . . . . 82 GIRLS, SPORTS . . . 84 ADVERTISERS . . . 90 INDEX . . .107 DEDICATION lNIemories . . . T'Vhat senior ever graduates from high school without a collection of memories to last throughout his lifetime? Memories start to grow when a student enters first grade and steadily accumulate until senior high, where they multiply by leaps and bounds. Although memories gather without any apparent effort, some stimulant is behind every recollection. Teachers and students have combined their talents throughout the years to enable every pupil to have an unforgettable school life. As we review our book of high school memories, we realize our gratitude never can be fully expressed to all those teachers and students, past and present, who have helped us collect our cherished memories. To them we dedicate this book. 3