Shippensburg High School - Scroll Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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left to right: Miss Eleanor Duncan, Mr. Robert Currens, Mr. Wilbur Kuhn, Mr. Clyde Shive, Mrs. Marion Freeman, Mr. Charles Saylor, and Mr. Arthur Burkhart. Marc! of .-iZ5ireclf0r5 The Shippensburg Board of School Directors had a very busy season in Channel '49, They undertook the building of a new school in the west end of Shippensburg. The school stands at the corner of Morris Street and Lurgan Avenue. As with all good organizations the board of school directors has regular meetings in which they plan their many activities. These meetings are held on the first Monday of every month. Tune in on some of their programs. lt's worth your while. Since the war, there has been an enormous increase in enrollment, especially in the elemen- tary grades. In our own S. H. S. Channel 50, we've seen an increase in personnel. The board of school directors is coping with this problem eFl'iciently. Their current program on Channel 50 is the consolidation of surrounding communi- ties with Shippensburg to form one large school district. This would provide a broader curricula and better opportunities for all concerned. This group acquires new members system- atically through local elections held at regular intervals. The board's new member this year ten was Mr. Wilbur Kuhn who replaced Mr. Jesse Seilhamer. Mr. Kuhn graduated from Shippens- burg High School in 1930 and Shippensburg State Teachers College in 1934. He taught school in Centerville in Bedford County for four years. Mr. Kuhn served in the Army Air Force for four years as an aerial photographer. On his return to Shippensburg he entered photography with Mr. Clyde Laughlin. Mr. Kuhn is married and has one child, a daughter. The board of school directors has commit- tees which work most competently. The first com- mittee is Building and Grounds. Mr. Clyde S. Shive, Mr. Wilbur Kuhn, and Mr. Robert M. Cur- rens ably handle that iob. The second commit- tee, Property and Supplies, is comprised of Mr. Wilbur Kuhn, Mrs. Marian Freeman, and Mr. Clyde S. Shive, Teachers and Instruction is the third committee on which Mr. Arthur Burkhart, Mr. Bruce Hockersmith, and Mr. Robert M. Cur- rens capably serve. Mrs. Marian Freeman, Mr. Arthur Burkhart, and Mr. Bruce Hockersmith com- pose the committee on Athletics.