Shippensburg High School - Scroll Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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Table of Contents Administration Faculty Seniors Underelassmen Activities Sports Patrons

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Acknowledgment The members of the Senior Class and Scroll Staff Wish to express appreciation and gratitude to all Who have contributed their time to making the publication of this annual possible. The Class is grateful for the assistance given by the advisers, faculty, engraver and printer, photog- rapher, and students. Literary and business staff members have been sincere and faithful in helping to compile the facts and fiction for this yearbook. Mrs. Samuel Daihl and Mr. Roy Mouer, faculty advisers, have been helpful and patient throughout the entire process of editing the Scroll. To them We give our deepest thanks.

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Directors First Row, seated from front to back: Bryce Gardner, Arthur Burkhart, Robert Currens. Second Row: Roy Davidson, joseph Hoover, Ralph Franklin. Third Row: Mrs. David Shank, Mrs. Albert Freeman, R. G. Mowery, Superintendent of Franklin County Schools. Fourth Row: Walter Reddig, Robert Hall, Eugene Dunlap, Clayton Kann. Last Row: D. B. Cramer, R. C. MacDonald, John Poe. ' Standing, from left to right: Milton Neidlinger, Clyde Shive, R. Todd Lloyd, Superintendent, Mrs. Edward Reisner, William Ad-dams, James Cibboney, Principal, Carl Etchied, Assistant Superintendent of Cumberland County Schools, Denton Miller, Vernon Baker, Harry Stouffer, Lewis Barmont, Fred H. Sowers, Millard Fitzgerald, Wilbur Kuhn, VValtcr I. Howland, Richard Wolfrom, Solicitor. Not Pictured: The Reverend John Sammel. BUILDING PROGRAM IS STARTED The jointure formed by the Shippensburg area and the surrounding townships, now in its second year under the supervision of R. Todd Lloyd, superintendent of schools, is busily en- gaged in promoting a building program. The jointure consists of grades one through twelve and includes Shippensburg Borough, Shippensburg Township, Hopewell Township, Southampton Cumberland, Southampton Frank- lin, and the Newburg Borough. A joint board of thirty-two persons has con- trol of the affairs of this group. This joint board meets twice a year for electing the oiiicers and approving the budget. 8 Upon the shoulders of these men falls the responsibility of the building programs. Three new elementary buildings have been started this year. These are located at Orrstown, Lees- burg, and Newburg. In March the ground was broken for the site of the new high school, adja- cent to Memorial Park on Route ll. The grading was started November 10, 1952. Other affairs of the jointure are carried out by a joint school committee composed of nineteen members, appointed from the board. Oflicers for this committee are D. B. Cramer, president, Roy Davidson, vice-president, Miss Nellie Weigle, secretary, and W. Howland, treasurer.