South Western High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

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LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Barbara W. M-:Lorie Mount Holyoke A.B. Mary V. Webb Millersville State B.S. Loyola I. Krepps Millersville State A.B. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Nancy Reinert Kutztown State B.S. Norma Nagy Slippery Rock State B.S. Donald L. Trimmer Susquehanna A.B. Clifford S. Gunnett Gettysburg A.B. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT James G. McGrath Mt. St. Marys B.S. Paul M. Walker Shippensburg State B.S. Barbara A. Doll Shippensburg State B.S. Alice S. Yohn Otterbein A.B.

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- - 4 1 X SOUTH WESTERN I SCHOOL DISTRICT :A 1-.mmmasll alma m.wt.:rin.. cfeiw H, TO: The Class of 1955 Success in life depends not only on intellectual ability, but on initiative of the individual and the moral capacity to live in an upright fashion. With out knowledge you merely exist. Without ambition you stagnate. Without fine character you are like the tree that bears poor fruit. You have been encouraged over the past twelve years to seek knowledge - to store fact and truth for future use. I encourage you to always continue this quest. Observing those about you should lead you to conclude that success stories are as varied as the people who make them. When success is based around ambition involving selfish goals, the results are often distasteful. May I suggest that you pat- tern your lives after those persons who truly have made contributions to the well being of their fellow men. My best wishes go with you all for a successful and happy life! Sincerely, X. JETVZQZX Z f Thomas A. Schade High School Principal f- 5 I - 1, if I K . I 5 t L 2 . fffifii E5 5 5 gl , ififl I I l ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Frederick G. Bollinger Shippensburg State College, B.S. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Thomas A. Schade Penn State University, M.Ed. Shippensburg State College, B.S. 1 5OL l'li XY'E:'l'I:RN I SCHOOL lJlS'lliltfI' I TO: The Class of 1965 As seniors you have reached a milestone in your life and your education, attained by hard work, sac- rifice, and determination. There will be other mile- stones as you travel on life's highways. The foundation of knowledge which you have been able to lay at South Western is but a fraction of the never-ending process of learning. Combined with a continuing desire to learn, it should permit you to erect a structure of success in the years ahead. Use this basic structure wisely and take advan- tage of the many opportunities which are available to you in this democracy. Because of your staunch determination, because of your desire to succeed, and because of your perseverance, you have com- pleted the basic structure of learning. You have my very best wishes for full speed ahead in all of your tomorrows. Very truly yours, 'WQMMX fp? of Frederick G. Bollinger Assistant Principal

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Leander G. Hamme Gettysburg A.B. C. Wayne Wagaman Millersville State B.S. Theodore B. Barnhart Shippensburg State SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Frederick H. Bierman Shippensburg State B.S. Joan Scott Shippensburg State B.S. Ellis D. Noll Pennsylvania State B.S. MATH DEPARTMENT Charles T. Lucabaugh West Chester State Harold R. Shriner Millersville State B.S. Elton R. Abel Elizabethtown B.S. Richard S. Klunk U. S. Naval Academy B.S.