Northern High School - Panorama Yearbook (Dillsburg, PA)

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SEATED at table, left, Edwin Unger and Mrs. Evelyn Myers. SEATED, left to right, Frank Slyder, Ralph Gundrum, Richard Long, George Knisely, Robert Denison, Wayne Myers, George Hertweck, Paul Myers, and Chester Yost. SEATED at table, right, Stanley Butler, Lloyd Diller, Daniel Deardorff, and Mrs, Barbara' Hott. STANDING, George Eurich, Curtis Miller, Harold Geiling, Lewis Hershey, Robert Hartman, G. Kenneth Cocklin, F. Stewart Lehman, Harold Fortney, C. J. Staulfer, C. C. Gasswint, T. Gilpin Cooke, Richard Eichelberger, and Mrs. Jane M. Alexander. Absent were Clyde Lucas, Stewart Lemkelde, Mrs. Isabel Weaver, and John Yohe, Formulating Policy Carroll Twp T. Gilpin Cooke George Eurich C. C. Gasswint Robert Hartman Frank W. Slyder Dillsburg Boro Mrs. Jane Alexander G. Kenneth Cocklin George Hertweck George Knisely C. J. Stautter Franklin Twp Robert Denison Harold Geiling F. Stewart Lehman Curtis Miller John Yohe Franklintown Boro Ralph Gundrum Lewis Hershey Clyde Lucas Monaghan Twp Richard Eichelberger Harold Fortney Paul Myers Wayne Myers Warrington Twp Stanley Butler Daniel Deardorh Lloyd Diller Mrs. Barbara Hoff Chester Yost 8 Wellsville Boro Stewart Lemkelde Richard Long Mrs. Evelyn Myers Edwin Unger Mrs. Isabel Weaver

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nv-su , inane:-Mzn - , dministration and Faculty eeee From the little red schoolhouse of yesteryear to the endless halls of learning of today, the mentors of education in America have attempted to share their accomplishments with fellow man. They have given to each their enlightenment, whether it be a flicker or a flare of knowledge. For this we are thankful . . . grateful to the modern administration and faculty of Northern High School for their un- ceasing abilities to instill within each of us democratic traits and intellectual awareness.

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To the Members of the Class of l96O: Bessie A. Stanley said, He has achieved success, who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much, who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of little children, who has filled his niche and accomplished his task, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem, or a rescued soul, who has never lacked appreciation of earth's beauty, or failecl to express it, who has always looked for the best in others and given the best he had, whose life was an inspiration and whose memory a bene- diction. May your life have the full measure of this type of suc- cess to the end that you may have many years of achieve- mempndmappmess with1 5od's blessing. ' M iiiit-llff? Co-ordinating School and Community To the Members of the Class of l96O: The time for you to complete your course of public edu- cation is iust coming to an end. Your members have grad- ually gotten smaller since you began your courses. Those of you who finish will be those who desired to work toward a goal of accomplishment which required energy, time, and sacrifice. lt required cooperation and understanding among yourselves and those of us on the faculty and ad- ministrative staff. May the lessons learned as we spent these years to- gether serve you well in your future endeavors. My very best wishes to each of you. Eugene F. Williams, Principal 9 M Luther Scott