Shippensburg High School - Scroll Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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GRACE PETERS, B.S. When reports you must give, and books you must read, Miss Peters to the rescue in your time of need. 'K gg ' HOWARD STRAWMYRE, Bs. F1 5,11 was ,532 l , . ' . 1, ,Q A eye yele A by wg at .H ' ,f f A A t Hand over hand Mr. Strawmyre advises: This is the teacher every driving student prizes From Their Se Our fields of knowledge have been widened by the librarian, driver training instructor, and the medical staff. Unknown facts and conclusions were reached with the assistance of the librarian. Cor- rect and well-advised driving was administered to us by the instructor. Tests and examinations to show the importance of cleanliness for our bodies were given us by the medical staff. They have helped us and, From Their Services We Benefit. MEDICAL STAFF First Row: Florence Burkhart, Reg- istered Nurseg Dorothy Reed, 'Registered Nurse. Second Row: Dr, Albert Freeman, M. D.,g Dr. Allan Watts, D. D. S. rvlces We Benefit 12

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Judith Witmer WALTER B. REDDIG Shippensburg Slate Teachers College Administrative Assistant HARRY G. JACOBS. B.S., M.Ed. Sliippensburg State Teacllers College Pennsylvania State University Assistant Principal 1957-58 Boord of Educotion Officers President-James B. Hockersmith Secretary-Walter B. Reddig Vice President-Dr. Chester Eastep Solicitor-William R. Mark Treasurer-Walter Howland Members SHIPPENSBURG BOROUGH BOARD-James Hockersmith, C. L. Curry, B. C. Wiestling, Richard Ruth, Mrs. Helen McLean, J, Kenneth Shoap, Alex S. Liddle. SHIPPENSBURG TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BOARD -W. A. Addams, Jr., Mark Mentzer, Mrs. Graydon Fisher, Dr. Chester Eastep, Chalmers P. Means. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BOARD- Roy Davidson, ,lohn S. Bert, B. S. Gardner, Martin J. Reese, ,lohn W. Hess, Jr. Il SOUTHAMPTON, CUMBERLAND - George Robinson, Chester Smith, Lewis Barmont. Clare Kerns, William M. McCulloch. SOUTHAMPTON, FRANKLIN-C. A. Kann, Arthur Diehl, Fred Bikle, Jr., Elmer J. Gruver, Mark A. Mowery. NEWBURG BOROUGH SCHOOL BOARD-Frank A. Heberlig, Mrs. Grace Burd, Merrill Kendig, Philip G. Hoover, Robert Leirer.

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Vs- ANNE TALIFF, B.A. Mrs. Talij is new here-an SHS addition, And instructing Junior English is her teaching position. JOANNA RUPERT, B.S. Let's take a trip across the sea To France, with Mrs. Rupert, for g'C'est la vief' GLADYS CLARK, B.S., M.A. Miss Clark teaches English and Latin l and II, While she also counsels Latin Club in all the things they do. VELVA DAIHL, B.A., M.A. Time never allows Mrs. Daihl a vacation, For she's in charge of all school publications. ELIZABETH GRATZ, B.S. P'--Q 'FIU' If ou're ever in a dither when it comes to En lish facts Brihg your problems to the teacher whom we inow as Mrs. Gratz. We Listen, We S pea k, We Write UUNNUNS so sv ll Th. . , if . Grammar, wide reading, Shakespeare-it's Eng- lish, the living language! Particularly helpful in our life today are jour- nalism, which develops our writing ability. and languages, both native and foreign, which aid us in communicating with others. Let us remember that wise choice of words may well determine our success in life, thus 'iWe Listen, dl We Speak, We Writef, I3