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

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Wdzeaazaze Jovi aaeafgo School Life Activities .. Sports ......... Features ,... Advertisers Index ......... Happy Crowd the daily front hall line up waiting for their stecrdxes to drag them to dance class. Pictured nght are Randy Evertts B111 Stremmel, Bob Baker Ron Evertts B111 Dccgle B111 Stoner, cmd

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S' mee f9.5'9 War diafzww 4 Jepwwypazd ' In times past -- Indian mocasins made trails along these waters and named them SHAWNEE. Today Shawnee waters have become the Yellow Breeches Creek where students swim, boat and fish. Shawnee- town, on the site of present-day New Cumberland, was established as a trading post in 1688. Located across the usually placid Susquehanna Lrom Harris Ferry, now Harrisburg, capital of Pennsylvania, the station became a cross-roads for travelers south and west. From this early settlement has grown a pros- perous suburban community of almost 9,000, the third largest town in Cumberland County.

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eeyeafoy , Careful Instruction - on proper spring- board technique wins rapt attention in boys' phys. ed class. Above left, Mr. Russell Poole explains the hows and whys to R. Payne, R. Blazer and W. Chapman. E' ' A 1s1wmKSB.Ei5ff4f.ESv.31EWvi' :WY wie? Willing Helpers - join in a national clothing-for-children crusade sponsored by Student Council. Above right, mem- bers M. Krone and I. Myers prepare to ship part of the collection. Proud Inventor - Iohn Bowen demonstrates his mathematical brain child. 41- X xx l .r-3 Y..-. 'i ya 53 rs l 79,45 1 Y f ..! .i A .ali -su. 'f 1 -fi.-.ff-1,ff'.' ':- I1 ' Study Session - in familiar library surroundings shows seniors catching up on assignments. Pictured left, around the table are: S. Penrose, S. Bachman, T. Sebolt, P. Wolf, I. Kauffman. 5