New Cumberland High School - Shawnee Yearbook (New Cumberland, PA)

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MAIN WHEELS nn the stage crew machine, Kenneth Klster manager and Jon LaFaver, assistant above rrght check new records and On the news Fronts of the school KINDLY CARETAKER, lsaac Klein, Sr., is seen at a familiar lob gathering coke bottles after games and dances Q HANDY HELPER, lsaac Klein, Jr., sweeps a littered auditorium after lunch crowd has left for afternoon class LUNCHEON SPECIAL is bemg prepared as Dorothy Dunkle berger Eleanor Stanton and John Johnson take over as cooks in Smeltz s Plantation Room FACULTY MEETING, right, catches teachers in attentive pose as Mr. Charles Gemmill explains high school iointure under consideration by New Cumberland and West Shore school officials I l

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Busy people set the pace CHECKING RECORDS, answering correspondence and keeping the office running smoothly are office secretary Betty Weigle, Charles Gemmill, supervising principal, Caro- line Mikos, secretary, and S. P. Bomgardner, high school principal. Although continually interrupted by students, they are always able to smile and lend a helping hand. I TALKING OVER the past football season, LeRoy Toddes co-captain, coach Bill Dittmar, and Erd Roof, co-captain, admire new Tiger trophies. I BUSY COUNTER in Mr. Bomgardner's office is always lined with students demanding information, excuses, or tardy slips. Bud Flurie talks with the principal while Mardee Eichelberger and James Hart fill in tardy slips. HOT-RODS DELUXE screech and roar around the campus. Under inspection by Fred Fox and .lack Morton is Bob Duncan's pride and joy, com- plete with assorted gadgets and super features. l8l

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SPECIAL SEASONS bring big events. Carolers Larry Kauffman and Anne Miller sing out glad tidings of a ioyful Christmas season. Q WELL-ARMED, Tracy Rhodes persuades Sandra Norford to carry his load of books during Sadie Hawkins week. Dear Editors, We wish to acknowledge the inval- uable assistance of friends, advisers, engravers, printers, and advertisers in making this the biggest and best Shawnee, ever. A hand for all their help! J. F. L. Dear Editors, We request publication of a picture which might have rated as the Sports Picture of the Year but for the sus- pension of six basketball players. Don Gher's mighty leap for a shot rates high. We hope the unfortunate incident will teach cocky athletes a lesson. W. O. R. TICKET BOOTH at football games is familiar to all students. Above, James Hamill presents a ticket to Mr. Gerald Brinton while Mr. John Smeltz chats with alumnus Web Hamsher. Q lNDUSTRlOUS STUDENTS, heads buried in books, put the library to good use. Dear Editors, We suggest the student body add its applause to ours for the recent musical triumph of your editor-in-chief, Hen- rietta Embick. Because of her superior ratings in Forensic competition and in the Lauritz Melchoir auditions we expect big things from one of N. C. high's most talented. Our best wishes go with her. THE FACULTY ' ll0l