Hollidaysburg High School - Chimrock Yearbook (Hollidaysburg, PA)

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L.,,i. 94 1 '-'. 94-a..L,4.ia.: i CQ TENTS IDEDICATION ..,.. SCHOOL ..... Boys in lnilitary sorvico . . Adininistration . . Faculty ..., Class of '43 . Juniors . . . Sophomores . Ninth Grade . Eighth Grade . Svvontli Grads' , . Class sconvs . . . Junior High Activitic-S A'I'HLlfI'l'ICS ..... Varsity Football . . Junior High Football . Varsity Baskm-tball , Jay Yeo Basketball . Junior High Bziskctfliall Baseball .... Track ..... Physical liduvation , ACTIVITII-Ls .... I,I'iL1HHJlilCS . . Publications . . . Student Founcil , . National Horn vi' Socivty Activities Board . . F. F. A. . . . . Music ..... All in tho days work . . T Pago 6-7 8-44 10-l l 12- l 3 14- 1 8 19-37 38-39 40-41 42-43 44 45 46-47 48-49 50-65 52-55 57 . -59 60 61 56- 58 62 63 64-65 66-79 68-69 70-73 74 74 75 75 76-77 78-79 Y .:r:'.- Mr- .: :.z

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FORE ORD A themeAwhat'll I use? Harmony--no. Tigers-no. Patterns-no, not Hoyt it's hot. Oh, I would give my pepsi for a theme , These are a few of the thoughts that filled my troubled mind last August. School was starting soon, and, as yet, no theme had been chosen for the Chimroclc. It is unique the way this idea came to me. It sounds o trzfle fictitious butfhere's the story. Perhaps an idea lay dormant in me. I had discarded inspirations ranging from Chaucer to funny books. I was hot, sitting on the front porch: the mosquitoes were biting, and midnight was strilcing. I felt very tired. Suddenly, a hand touching my shoulder, startled me so that I jumped from the swing. Then a friendly voice broke the stillness. Hello, Having trouble? lVhoefu'l1o ore you , I answered dubiously. Some people cull me llenryf others .Ur. Longfellou,-,' it is irnnzaterial. I heard that you were in trouble and have rome to help you. Is it that you are looking for a theme? Come now, let's see, he continued without giving me a chance to say anything, would you consider one rj my poems- t'Psalm of Life --would befitting, especially the stanza which moves th us: 'Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, A nd, rleprlrttng, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of IIIIIIVIZI' You might select the last line for your theme. What an opportunity to bring in all the impressions made by students while they are in school. Prints from the sands of llollidaysbarg High might be utilized well. Do you agree? Yes, I answered excitedly. 4'You are- I stopped. Ile had gone. Slowly I rose and went into the house where mother was calling. That's the tale o th is theme which was con.cez'ved last Au ust. Q 'spas-entrust: .,,... F

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1? VINCENT J. CHIMENTE Coach of Varsity Football and Baseball. Teacher of Mathematics and Spanish. J M