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

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In Learning Principal's Message to the Class of l963 The Talent of the Class ot T963 is its prime resource. lt is talent that will find new potentialities in The familiar, and that conceives pathways into the un- known. Whether you direct your talent in the sciences or The arts, in business and industry, or in govern- ment and education, in the discovery of knowledge or its application, it is This talent that creates, leads, and consolidates. The extent ot your success in this undertaking after your graduation will be a major determinant of the extent to which you succeed in all other enterprises. The quality ot education that your high school provided the Class of T963 will, a few years hence, largely determine whether, as adult citizens ot this nation, you will be able to meet and beat the economic and idealogical competition of the com- munist world or whether your sole unhappy alterna- tive will be narrowed down to choosing between surrender and nuclear war. l charge you with the responsibility to understand this new circumstance and to act in time. 1-as .... ABOVE: Mr, Thomas J. Miles - High School Principal. LEFT Mr. John W. Todd W Business Manager.

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Mr. Charles D. Sproul - Supervising Principal Supervising PrincipaI's Message to the Class of I963 Just as the snows of winter are forgotten when the first balmy breezes of spring filter through the mountain air, so will the many everyday events in the student's life be erased by the hustle and bustle of this busy world. I sincerely hope that the i963 Sisku-hanne will be a cherished document by all and will indeed be an echo of the year's momentous events. With the Hrst sultry rays of the summer sun come graduation, and another year in our lives be- comes a memory. Your accomplishments as a class have been many in the fields of music, dramatics and scholarship. For those of you who wish to continue your formal edu- cation and take your place in society, I am sure you will meet the challenges of the day. I wish to congratulate you for having completed your public school education and wish for all a suc- cessful career in this complicated and busy world. Good luck. Susquehanna Township Board of School Directors - Charles D. Sproul, Glenn Patterson, Dr. Joseph Seygal, A. Meade Juillard, Richard Wampler, John F. Matsko, Dr. Donald Freedman, Dr. Roderick Cook, and J. Scott Calkins.

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Math and Science - Math Department Numbers, exponents, problems! The class ot i963 has had their share ot all ot these. Tenth grade tound us trying to overcome the problems ot Algebra Il. lt was a year in which our ability to manipulate numbers vvas tested and retested by vainly did our best to pass. In eleventh grade two sides met and Mr. Gardner, as we presented us with the remarkable conclusion of an angle Squares, circles and triangles danced our weary minds. Mr. Reynolds and Mr. in plane geometry. haphazardly through Soult stood by us and with an iron clad will did their best to Mr. Gardner, teacher of mathematics, speaks softly, but carries a big stick. make us see the light. Our senior year saw us return to Mr. Gardner's den ot sines and cosines as We attacked with new vigor advanced mathematics and plodded through trig, advanced algebra, solid and calculus. It has been a long, hard road to travel, but to those who have emerged - though battle Worn - it has been vvell worth it, Many thanks to our devoted and untiring math teachers. Mr. Reynolds, Plane Geometry instructor, deals with the squares ot our school. V We-sr-me--w.,,..., ,QW .. ...,... . 14-