Mercersburg High School - Meminisse Yearbook (Mercersburg, PA)

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Mary C. McDowell Westmister College, A.B. Languages, Guidance, Mathematics 'Qg,1'sJv- oil - Qkipagj V, Q, f .f.LA2fcL t 9 l Q .,2xf.,g,fx,-04,1 OSA-A-'C SJC' Y Q1,,r,Q 29' , ,jQ5,,,o, oKuJXAf-czbi J JFQEDJCV-,014-3 I six K Q. i 'Lffkg MJ Anna E. Sheely Shippensburg State Teachers College, B.S. Business Education Nancy Dovey Byron , West Chester State Teachers College, B.S. Health, History, Physical Education 7 X, '41-J' J ,A -A71 ZH I ,ff . Li C1 1 . 7 p K 1 Zf,7,t?fi7 Y I If ,L if L, FV If V I Q8 , A 7.4! k, . L4 V V ,W Ang Z7 C40 fill 'fri' L L X ,

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fzincipal 'S essage The school office is sometimes referred to as the nerve center of the school- the place where pupil and teacher needs and interests are considered with regard to the complete school program. In addition to scheduling the regular classes, other activities, such as assemblies, athletics and social events, are planned so that pupils will enjoy the richest school life possible. Your school office is also the filing department for school district information and for personnel records of pupils. The pupil folder becomes a permanent record of all of your school marks from grades one to twelve, the services you gave to your school in athletics, whether soccer, basketball, or baseball, results of tests of your ability to think, your progress in school work, your fitness for various occupations and in some cases personality rating, health records, and other infor- mation such as age, religion, work experience and hobbies, all valuable for guidance while you are in school and as a ready source of information when future employers ask about your school record. In spite of your rather complete record there is much to be desired that cannot readily be put into written form. I am thinking of those happenings which leave in our minds a pleasing and lasting impression of your days at school-the 'boy or girl who says please, thank you, and excuse me without a special effort, the pupil who each morning has ready a friendly good morning with a smile to support his words, the individural who is always willing to do a little more, whether it is class work, a dance committee, or merely removing an unsightly piece of paper from the floor. It is such impressions that make a school a better and more pleasant place in which to work and play.

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James A, Hoch West Chester State Teachers College, B.S. Science, Health, Physical Education Joan S. Brame Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Home Economics J 53035, if-Cf Maid,-4 S Daniel S. Hooley Mansfield State Teachers College, B. S. Columbia University, M.A. Supervisor of Music, English