Susquehanna Township High School - Sisku Hanne Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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Foreword In order to keep a record of the events that have been crowded into a few short years, we have published this volume, our senior year- book. It is our most sincere desire that the reader may gather from its contents that we, the members of the graduating class of 1942, have established a tradition by which we will be remembered, not only within the walls of our Alma Mater, but also throughout the communities from which we have come. Our high school deeds are the zero milestones and from them we hope to branch out into the theaters of success. When that success comes, we shall look back to those school days and recall the incidents which have contributed to the development of this book. A EDWARD JAY POTTEIGER, Editor-In-Chief Dedication We, the class of '42, realizing that we are entering a world of Blood, Sweat, and Tears, are dedicating this diary of our activities and achievements to Victory, victory not only for the war and world condi- tions, but also victory over hardships and handicaps we students will en- counter out in the world. I Page four

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School Song Best of all high schools, loud rings her cry Proud of her students is the Susquehanna High. We'll all stand by you, ever the same. We'll always love you and honor your name. When e'er we leave you, for worlds of fame, Oft' to our minds will come thoughts of thy dear name Then we'll remember times that are gone, Of dear old S. T. H. S. and of this song. Chorus Dear old Susquehanna, We're all for you. Dear Old Susquehanna With a heart that's true Where e're our thoughts may be, We'll always cherish, honor you in words and deeds. So good old, dear old Susquehanna, We're all for you.

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1 Mary M. Albright Class Adviser I Page five