Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

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Bettie MSW Editorial The fourth number of the SWatara Swattern marks another milestone in the History of Swatara Township High School. This staff has attempted to carry on and enhance the excellent work of former numbers. The book being started as a class project has been transferred to an entire school unit. It's dedication has been assigned to the class that started it. The staff of 1925 realizes the part that the Swatter has played and will play in developing our little school democracy. We appreciate and feel greatly indebted to former stais for aid, background and impetus they have given this annual. The records set forth in this publication are activities established by pupils and carried on by pupils. We have attempted to give you the history of a democratic school community with the history of every democratic unit within this community. The felt need of an organ to bring the public community which surrounds, supports, and makes possible every school community in closer relationship and understanding has been filled by the Swatter. We are living in an age of Americanism. An age that demands progress, Cooperation of all parts of any unit. As Faculty Advisor of this staff I wish to say we are making a step forward. I might say that this publication is the result of united efforts of the entire school led by the staff with suggestions from Faculty Advisor. We have reached a circulation of six hundred copies which shows it is a thriving organ. We hope that the future will find this book enriching and broadening our school community into something of greater value. Faculty Advisor, WM. F. CHRISTMAN. U31 525396