Chester High School - Polaris Yearbook (Chester, WV)

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Four O 0 We, the Senior Class of 1955, dedicate this Polaris to Roy Cashdollar who has, during the four years of his service to Chester High School, influenced many young people. Cash , as he is known to most stu- dents, began his teaching career at C.H.S. in 1951, the year we became freshmen. In his beloved Class of '39 , Mr. Cash- dollar was voted Wittiest Boy and he has upheld the title admirably. His humor, mixed with good sound advice has helped many a Senior through a particularly rough day. In dedicating this yearbook to him, we hope to show our appreciation for all that he has done to make our senior year a success.

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' Vffjwf, ' 'i'fm,,:,. , Z, , V V . ,y a n Vf A . 5 ,W v 1' v., C, V, y n o 4 ,li l 1 ,g X 2 Z 2, 776 I I fs I A.B., Transylvania Collegeg Ed. M.,Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. . .C.H.S. since 1935 When asked the question, What one thing makes being principal seem worthwhile '? , Mr. McFarland gave this answer, The satisfaction that comes from the knowledge that our services and those of our co-Work- ers are almost certain to result in more permanent benefits and to be the source of more happiness and satisfaction to human beings than those resulting from the efforts of any other calling.