Elderton High School - El Hy An Yearbook (Elderton, PA)

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CHGGL BO RD Seated: Mr. Gray, Mr. Kimmel Standing: Mr. Fleming, Mr. Smith Seated: Mrs. Kimmel, Mr. Say Standing: Mr. Cribbs, Mr. Zeisler The students cmd faculty of Elderton are grateful for the fine people of our community who give freely of their time and eftort to serve on our school board. Our board has implemented our growth, and continues to do so with the pro- posed completion of the building program. Seated: Mr. Geidel, Mr. Adams Standing: Mr. Hileman, Mr. Rupp, Mr. Cornish 5 Seated: Mr. Frailey, Mr. Wells Standing: Mr. McNeeley, Mr. Hawk, M Gamble

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, 21i.' D iL1 if yi, ,?iQE3'!b 'tis .f V, ,f X r iffri fi 1-A vi' wif? f j QQ O 'f' 'i DEDIC T 0 --4 g if it . if E-if We, the senior class, wish to dedicate this book, the 1959 El-Hi-An, to our parents. Words cannot ex- press the gratitude we owe to you. Many times we have neglected to thank you when you praised us, guided us, and understood us during these years in high school. You have given us one of the greatest gifts of living-the opportunity of an education. From our teacher we have acquired knowledge, from our school we have made many friends, but from you, our parents, we have learned to live, to love, and to under- stand all that we have been given. You have been our friend, our teacher, and our ideal. What we are we owe to you. We are ready now to close this chap- ter of our life, and go into our many different direc- tions. lt is our wish that wherever we may go, what- ever we may do, we may give to others the love, kind- ness and understanding you have given us. 'I' iii YE lf! - - 6 K ,gs 1 , f ff f ff-

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DMINISTR T10 To: Senior Class From: Mr. Paul W. Claypool You came into seventh grade six years ago L with the tools of learning to do high school work, As each one applied himself to the task of learn- ing you have shown leadership, character, and determination to advance. These qualities will determine success in your future lives. To: Senior Class From: Mr. Alex J. Kunkle Class of l959, our hope is that the faculty, books and associations at your Alma Mater will have made so deep an impression on you that you will be more able to meet the difficult situa- tions in modern life. We wish you success in the years ahead. fs.. . .ny L41-cahk Q! . if Q Mr. Alex J. Kunkle Mr. Paul W. Claypool i 0 C265 :. o Z' 3 , Mrs. Frantz Mr. Curtis L. Rohm MVS- EUWGf1iClK Secretary to Mr. Kunkle Guidance Counselor Secretary to Miss Mulholland Miss Rearick Miss Weaver Secretary Secretary 6