Harrold Junior High School - Herald Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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,f ff ,Z Daily five buses load at the front of the school. Nine buses line up at the rear of the building. The upper picture shows the five buses and their drivers just before dismissal time. CWOWNSHIP-owned buses in our school area transport students to our ele- mentary andjunior high schools. They also transport the junior and senior students to nearby high schools. The system consists of twenty-three buses that carry 3,548 students to and from school daily. Thus, approximately seventy-five percent of our students are transported. Nearly 650 of these pupils attend Harrold Junior High School. The buses travel 1,911 miles daily. During the 158 daily trips, 1,190 stops are made. It takes a great deal of careful plan- ning to make the operation of these buses efficient. Art Armbrust is the overseer of the bus drivers. The lower picture shows the buses at the rear of the building after the dismissal bell has rung.

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BOB, KENNY, JACKIE, AND DON N the closing of this school year 1953 our happy times we shared here have come to an end. They will now become a part of our memoriesg many incidents will fade, but others will never be forgotten. It seems only yesterday that We entered the PRESIDENT ..... Robert Harper VICE PRESIDENT . Kenneth Hebrank SECRETARY. . . Jacqueline Demato TREASURER ..... Donald Zakman CLASS MOTTO Our memories we prize. CLASS COLORS Navy blue and white CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose portals of Harrold for the first time as Seventh Graders. We were dubbed the greenies and justifiably so. We had to learn our way around, for we had never attended as large a school. It took some time to become adjusted, but soon our names began to appear on the honor roll and on activity rosters.