Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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wetblezl ... Mx's. L. tells the facts of algebra. 6. Frederick, Seibert and Hanlon watch game Mr. Utz tries Home QECD cooking. 7. Mr. Slaybaugh counsels upper classmen. M1's. Wheeler pitches in. 8. Kotsch and coach. Oral book-report from Miss Bear. 9. Faculty men take on student cagers. Seniors confer with Mr. Koch. 10. Mn Kirk, how do you mix green? 4

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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

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