Hamburg High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Hamburg, PA)

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Lffi lo Right-Messrs. Norman Kessler, Benjamin Vilagner, Dr. Arthur D. Cope lPrf.viiIM1fj, Ralph Sehlenker, and Arlan Moyer. oard of Directors Here is the organization of the school that handles all important work. They meet once a month. ln that one meeting a month they check the supplies needed and order them. Our teachers would be very displeased without these men, because they Write out the checks for their pay. We as high school students cannot use a pencil, boolc, or any other supplies without giving some important Consideration to the SCHOOL BQARD. Through the continuous Work of our school board during summer Vacation there is always something new in store for the students who return for the next school term. Last year the auditorium was repaired, doors were revarnished, and many, many other jobs were done to make our school more beautiful. Remember, fellow students, all this costs a tremendous amount of money, but with the interest these men take in their school and the small budget supplied by the tax payers, our expert school board always nnds the things We need and the best that can be bought. Six

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Supervising Principal NIR. CHARLES E. PRICE, Szzpertivizzg Principal The Class of 1951 will never forget this understanding counselor and friend. Being young in mind as Well as in years, NIL Price has helped us smooth out the rough edges of our high school education and has prepared us for the bumpy road ahead hy giving freely of his time and knowl- edge. Many thanks to you, Rflr. Price, and may classes for years to come benefit from your experience and sound advice. S efven