Shippensburg High School - Scroll Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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four 0108 WUI' The Class of 1950 has published this annual as a memory book of our high school days. Televised in this Scroll are the most im- portant events ofthe school year, which we shared with our teachers and friends. In later life some of us may become wealthyp but for the most part, we will remain average American citizens. No matter how life treats us, Iet's keep alive the spirit in which the casting began.

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A SCRCDLL x Published by THE SENIOR CLASS SHIPPENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL SHIPPENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Co-editors ..,A,.. .... . . Jean Gettel, Gwendolyn Owens Assistant Editor ......,......,...,.,, . . Joann Nolan Business Manager ,..... ...., S araiane Angle Advertising Manager . ., John McCann Circulation Manager .,.... . Marilyn Linsky ,- ,X 2 g I ,- .1 1 f .......---'il ij ,L-:,.,'-1-..9 'Z 'if' three

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L-Zbalicafion We, the class of 1950, dedicate our annual to the memory of Doris Allison, a beloved classmate who passed away during our sophomore year. She endeared herself to the hearts of her classmates and teachers by her friendly attitude, unselfishness, and mischievous smile. For the harmless little pranks which she liked to play on her teachers and classmates alike, she probably was liked all the more. Those who were in her classes will never forget how she always talked about becoming an old maid, which she called her main ambition. Doris, who liked people for what they were instead of who they were, continually cheered up the deiected and dispirited by her sunny disposition. She was a shining light in the school. There was no halfway with Doris. She was so enthusiastic that she fairly bubbled over with energy. Everything she did, she did wholeheartedly. ln fond remembrance, we dedicate this book to Doris. five