I've scanned the handbook into my computer so I can share it with all of you. There is a lot that stands out about this little book. The first thing is that it was created by ninth graders back in 1952. There were no computers, meaning no graphics programs, and no desk top printers. The image of the Indian, the 'Little Indian' logo and the school map, all appear to be original drawings, probably created by students.
Back in the day, the school newspaper was called "The Hi Times," only boys played sports, and there was dancing everyday after lunch. On page 13, the Activities Calendar is filled with dances, parties, and more dances. On page 34, The Assembly Schedule shows events such as Trampoline Stars, The Hammerettes, and Royal Scots. Take a look through "The Little Indian" to discover what kids were doing in high school, and what was expected of them, in 1950's New Cumberland.
I hope you enjoy this peek back into New Cumberland history. Please leave a comment about what you found interesting, and share the "Living in New Cumberland" blog with your friends.
Hope you enjoyed this peak back into New Cumberland history. Please leave a comment about what you found interesting, and share the "Living in New Cumberland" blog with your friends.
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