Northern High School - Panorama Yearbook (Dillsburg, PA)

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JOHN ALLISON PATRICIA M. BICKHART B.F.A. Ohio University. BS. Ed. West Chester State College: Penna. State University. TEACHING THROUGH The capable members of the Language Department taught members MERLE N. ECKARD 8.5. Ed. Shippensburg State Callegep Perma, State Unt- versityg Elizabethtown College. of our class Latin, Spanish, French, and English. Language is the basis at communication. Without words we Could not understand each other. Without language we coulcl learn no other subiects, tor we would be unable to comprehend any tunola- mental lcleas. WILLIAM T. HOUSER BS. Ed, Shippensburg State College. 8

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VVARRINGTON TOWNSHIP Daniel Deardorlll Lloyd Diller John Ryder Amos Schrurn Chester Yost SCHOOL LIFE NORTHERN MERGED Harold Fortney T. Gilpin Cooke Wayne E. Myers Jane Alexander G. K. Cocklin Richard Eichelberger C. C. Gasswint Harold Geiling Ralph Gundrum Lewis Hershey Clyde Lucas Paul Metzler George Schafer Chester Staulzler 7 WELLSVILLE BORO Richard Long Ethel Barrett Evelyn Myers E. G. Unger Evelyn Burrell

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JANE M. RHONE Millersville State College, Temple University. CHARLES E. STOOPS BS. Ed.: DM. in French Shippensburg State Collegep Laval University Sorbonne-Paris, FRIENDSHIP LANGUAGE increased language skill leads to broadened horizons. In the lite ot today, it is not only necessary to know our own native language, English, but of great advantage to know others also. We can then communicate intelligently with people who speak other languages, at home and abroad. We must be able to understand others, and they must be able to understand us, if we are to successfully carry out the mission ot world peace. WTS? IRENE M. WRIGHT B.A.: M.A. Millersville State Collegep Albright College, Columbia University. 9 RUTH H. WESSELS B.A.f M.A. University of Mississippif American Universityy Roosevelt Universityg Columbia University.