West Shore High School - School Memories Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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WEST SHORE JOINT SCHOOL BOARD President OSOSS . S.OOSOOOS O...,, D r. Wm. A. Blacksmith Vice President sssssss ssss.s.s,,.,,ss J ames W. Hagar Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,.. J . Edward Weikert Treasurer ........ ........ P aul D. Baum Carol B. Brandt Col. W, 5, Nye Paul l:eI'del'1bGUQl'1 Lester Perfy RaY K. Garman D. P. Raffensperger RaYmond E. Messimer Cameron E. Shelley Myron L. Musselman David Q, Wafkins Charles R. Wentz The West Shore Joint School Board congratulates the class of 1958. Twelve important years of your life are now finished. We, the Board, anticipate that the guidance and learning which you received during your years at West Shore High School will not only enrich your lives, but will enable you to enioy a prosperous and happy future. The Board extends Best Wishes and God Speed to each of you. WILLIAM A. BLACKSMITH, D.O. President West Shore Joint School Board

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