Shippensburg High School - Scroll Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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bedi ation To Teachers Past and Present l'l IE SCROLL The Class of 1952 Wishes to dedicate this school Lllllllltll to all the teachers, past and pres- ent, of the Sl1ippenshurg Area Schools. Each and everyo11e of them l1llS heen greatly inter- ested i11 the school illld l1as always heen willing to help those needing advice. Tl1eir untiring efforts and tl1eir friendly at- titudes havc placed them high in tl1e 1NilldS of all students. Their Willingness to give their free time to cluhs to promote more interests i11 the school has Won them I11llCll respect from the pllpilS. So, i11 thanlcfuhiess, for their earnest klllil faithful guidance i11 the school, We dedicate this 1952. Scroll to all Olll' teachers--past and pres- e11t.

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?v1-ewvrd So swiftly does time pass that events of today become history of tomorrow. About a century ago the Redman roamed this land of ours and attempted to slow our advancing civilization, but today We have taken the atom apart and caused it to give up its hidden energy. YV e have been in high school for such a short span of years that We have not accomplished as much as We had hoped to do, but, still, each year Was chucked full of cherished and memorable events. This Scroll is designed to aid you-the Class of 1952-to recall with fondest memories those happy days and valuable friendships. y THE SCROLL

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Mrs. Samuel Daihl Mr. Roy Mouer Acknowledgment The members of the Class of 1952 are indeed grateful for the untiring efforts and sincere co-operation given us by all those who made this Annual possible. J We Wish to express our appreciation for the assistance given to us by the underclassmen, the photographer, the engraver and printer, and the administration. Both the business and literary staff members are to be com- mended on their diligent efforts for the part they played in pro- ducing this publication. We give our utmost appreciation for the extraordinary help given us by the faculty advisers, Mrs. Samuel Daihl and Mr. Roy Mouer. Through kind efforts and self denials they were always at hand to counsel us in times of uncertainties and diffi- culties. THE SCROLL