Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

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Harry F. Keim B.S., Lebanon Valley College . . . insturnental music . . . music festival . . . plays in Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra, Ringgold Band of Beading. Mrs. Louise A. Krolak B.S., VVest Chester . . . physical education, democ- racy . . . girls' athletic coach . . . adviser to Girls' Noon League Club, band front, cheerleaders . . . secretary of Lower Susquehanna Basketball Conference. Paul Landis B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College, Nl..-X., Columbia University . . . physical education, safety . . . Boys, Noon League adviser . . . varsity basket- ball, baseball coach. John E. McCann B.S., Shippensburg State Teachersl College . . . math- ematics, biology . . . saxophone enthusiast. Beatrice iNl. Blyers A.B., Elizabethtown College . . . Latin, French . . . Beacon editorial adviserg goes home to llanover over week-ends. John ll. Roddick B.S., Shippensburg State Teachersl College, lXl.S.. Bucknell University . . . physics, chemistry . . . varsity football, track coach . . . likes motorcycles, music . . . clarinetist. Mrs. Gertrude E. Both Dickinson College . . . arithmetic, history, spelling. penmanship . . . adviser to Tri4Hi-Y, eighth grade . . . member of Dauphin County llistorical Society. Harrisburg Civic Club . . . music, literature. Mrs. Thelma S. Seip AB., Irving College: BLA., New York University . . . English . . . junior class play coach . . . fond of reading.

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mf Manager to Keep Bray, T00 10 Frank Benedek AB., Gettysburg College . . . world history, problems of democracy, consumer problems . . . coaches V. football and V. basketball . . . interesting classes. Louise E. Bisliop BS., Lebanon Valley College . . . English, liistory . . . Beacon business adviser . . enthusiastic sup- porter of everv campaign. Jere E. Brady BS., Kutztovvn State Teachers' College . . . art sup- ervisor . . . plays organ, piano . . . likes children . . . beautiful pictures in room 19. Pvlrs. Katliryn Brown A.B,, Lebanon Valley College . . . English . . . senior class plav coacli . . . commencement coacli . . en- joys reading, touring . . . oral reports. Riclia rd Edwards BS., Sliippensburg State Teachers' College . . . sci- ence . . . junior class adviser . . . Hi-Y adviser . . . member YMCA adviser's club . . . fond of traveling, golf, bowling. Blrs. E. Brad Hartman BS., blarv VVasliington College of Universitv of Vir- ginia . . . commercial subjects . . . sophomore class adviser . . . sings in cliureli clioir. E. ll rad Hartman Lebanon Valley College, BLS., Bucknell Uni- versity . . . matliematics . . . guidance . . . adviser to Swatter, Student Council . . , U. S. Army Re- serve . . . likes building and remodeling, gunsmitli- ing. M. Louise Higgins A.B., Gouclier College . . . social subjects . . . fresh- man class adviser . . . devoted to music, reading . . . pleasing soprano voice.

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A hlrs, Anna S. Smith Shippensburg State Teachers' College . . . Pennsyl- vania State University . . . commercial subjects . . . senior class adviser . . . church, welfare. and P-TA work . . . likes reading and traveling. lXflrs. Anne Adams Zart BS., Lebanon Valley College . . . music, general business . . . choruses . . . music festival . . . gives private lessons, plays for weddings. Q Audrey R. Lhar Decided she liked Swatara so much, she applied for a job as ofhce secretary . . . this winter. took a leave of absence to present her husband with a bouncing baby boy. Jean L. Ryder Also a Swatara alumna who went from classroom to oflice . . . as school librarian, collects lines and keeps tabs on all books . . . heard throughout the day as she makes announcements. Sarah C. Lindle, HN. School nurse . . . guards the health of all pupils in the district . . . also contacts the homes of Pupils who over-step the three-day limit on illegal absences. VVillia1n Staub and Iacob Sheaffer Staubie and lake keep the high school spic and span -or at least try to . . . Staubie is seen during the clay as he pursues his many duties . . . lake is the night janitor . . . on hand for all dances, plays, and other evening affairs. Right: Fertile farmltliwls, gentle follittg Helols, stztwoly farm- lzouses, tvell-filled luzrtts - Stmttmz Towtzslzip gwttefztlly claims these gifts of a lvoznztifzzl P1'o1'itic11ce. Sttttttmnis agri- culture is well-1'o111t1ole0l: gmins, livestock, poultry, fruit, and garolettzt vegetalvles pour in mt alvfzzndmttf flow from lzer riclz fzzrntts. 1 2