Chambersburg Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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ppreciation to Faculty Although we realize that not until we have been out of school f01' several years shall We fully appreciate our indebted- ness to those who guided us in our studies, yet We are deeply conscious of the fact that it is to our teachers that We ovve whatever success we have achieved. It is with sincere regret that we sever our relations with the faculty of our school, and We assure them that in our hearts we are deeply grateful for their efforts in our behalf. rigute 'With the retirement of Miss Rilla Huber the Cham- bersburg High School lost the services not only of an efficient teacher but of one Whom strength and up- rightness of character made a valuable member of a faculty dedicated to the training of youth. Miss Huber's sincere interest in people was a fine asset in her school Work. During the latter years of her career it was a source of real regret to her that because of the heavy demands of school schedules there was but meager op- portunity for those social contacts which in more leis- nrely days used to develop into close and enduring . friendships between teachers and those taught. Good luck to you, Miss Huber, and best wishes for a long, happy vacation! l5liF0llli SCI-1001, lluslfi H1-Y CoNFE1iENcE CLASS Business

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r - L L l F V L l i V L L Board of Education Perhaps no tovvn has been more fortunate than Chambers- burg in the men who compose and have composed The Board of Education. From the time of its first schools, they have been men of high integrity, willing to devote their time and energy to the good of the schools without pay, and at times perhaps, Without thanks. Conservative in their attitude, but progressive at all times, they have administered their duties Without political or personal prejudice, working for the best interests of the schools and the taxpayers. To them the class of 1940 wish to express their gratitude, hoping that the Chambersburg schools may continue to be so fortunate in the character of the men who constitute The Board of Education. SEATED LEFT T0 RIG!-l'l'-rf-ixll'. M. G. Mcllowellg Mr. D. L. Greenawalt, Treasurcrg Mr. G. A. XV Stouttu Presidcntg Mr. L. S. Cookg Mr. J. C. Clarkg Mr. R. C. Prather, Vice-President. STANDING?lVI1'. H. M. Frederick, Secretary and Superintendent of Buildings, Mr. R. M. Diehl