Shippensburg High School - Scroll Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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A Tribute To Service The class of 1953 dedicates this edition of the Scroll to Mr. Frank Black, with deepest appreciation for the part he played in prepar- ing this group for the future. Through a ninth grade civics project, Mr Black helped us set our goals for possible voca- tionsf By self example, he molded our ideals and created in us a desire to take our places in an ever changing world.

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From These Portals The Class of 1953 presents this book as a remembrance of classmates, teachers, and friends. We have compiled a book of pictures and stories so that we may keep alive the memory of our school days. We have now completed our high school days and are looking forward to an uncertain future. These days have played an important part in deciding what this future shall be. But whatever may be the pathway of life We shall choose or have chosen for us, the happy times and friendships of these few, swift years will be cherished by all. The staff has tried to portray Within these pages how We have lived throughout our high school years. YVe hope, that as you reminisce years from now, this book will help you to recall the fondest memories.

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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.