Hollidaysburg High School - Chimrock Yearbook (Hollidaysburg, PA)

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W Present THE HIGH HAT EDITIO The sole purpose behind the publication of any yearbook is to link the past with the present. In years to come, this book will be the only bond in uniting us with the happiest days of our lives. Therefore, in the pictures and articles which follow, we, the staff, have endeavored to bring you the principal happenings of the year for yourself and your posterity. Suppose it is the year 1956, exactly IO years from today. The best seller ofthe year, the Chiinrock, is open before you. As the pages are turned and the various organizations and classes viewed, fond memories return. You see again the class plays and remember how you helped make up the cast, or ushered for the big night, or perhaps even took part in the play itself. 'I'ou'll recall several important games, and how you cheered yourself almost hoarse urging the boys on to victory, The publication snaps might remind you of the midnight oil which was burned to beat the deadline, and the pictures of your class officers will recall to you how they led the class on to a bright, prosperous year. Above all, the pictures of your own classes will remind you of many good friends you made, and the fun you had together. Thus you'll reflive your school days and recapture those years when you were a carefree youth,

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