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

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Merle B. Hafer, A.B., Gettysburg College, A.M., Columbia Univer- sity. In addition to sharing the duties and responsibilities of the prin- cipal, Mr. Hafer teaches an Alge- bra ll class, advises the Sopho- more Hi-Y, and supervises such school activities as concerts, pro- grams, and social events. Not only a busy man at school, our assistant principal is also active in church work and in civic or- ganizations. He is an advocate of the Shakespearean philoso- phy, To thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. ' ' 'fi f sy 1 kgmgigggggf V Mr. Merle B. Hater explains the operation of the public address system to Susan Slautterback, who is going to use the P.A. to announce the picture-taking schedule to the student body.

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Cla ence Carty and Virginia Smith exchange a cheerful good mo n ng with Pr n pal Robe tJ Beard as they meet o their way to school Co-ordmates courses, promotes new programs PRINCIPAL Robert J. Beard, B.S., Shippens- burg State Teachers College, M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State University. Rounding out his second year as principal of CASHS, Mr. Beard has demonstrated his ability to keep our school in smooth work- ing order. Adding new courses and recommending revisions in others, he has been quick to in- stitute those changes essen- tial to maintaining an up-to-date school system. Always interested in the welfare ofthe student, Mr. Beard believes that education should be a conscious, method- ical application of the best means in the wisdom of the ages to the end that youth may know how to live completely. 22

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Mr. Thomas Drummond, director of remedial phy- sical education, explains to James Metz the value of the weighted shoe and massage as a knee strength- ening exercise. Know How Important A Solid Foundation ls to the Student 24 5' Asked by the committee that evaluated our school this year what we liked best about CASHS, we im- mediately responded, Our teachers! For here is a wonderful group of people who daily make our learn- ing an exciting experience by sharing their know- ledge and challenging our thinking. No problem is too trivial, none, too demand- ing. Willingly they promote our interests, share our struggles, and rejoice in our achievements. It is with pride that we present these, our chosen people. Ronald McCleary, with the help of Mr Charles Fleck IS making a bracket for one of the local fire companies