Hollidaysburg High School - Chimrock Yearbook (Hollidaysburg, PA)

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Students Are Valuable Assets . Every high school has many assets. The edu- cation and experience of its staff, the sincere in- terest and efforts of its school board, the curricu- lar and extra-curricular programs, and the school plant are some of the valuable entities of the Hollidaysburg Community High School. However, all of these are important only to the extent they influence the educational develop- ment of you, the students. Above all, the stu- dents are the most important factor in every school. You, the members of the senior class, have been and are a valuable asset to Hollidaysburg Community High School. You have given pro- fusely of yourselves-inspiration, time, talent, in- dustry. Therefore, your returns have been great. I know of no way of judging the future but by the past , therefore, it is my conviction that you will be valuable assets as citizens through- out your life as you have been throughout your high school days. Congratulations on a highly successful high school career and best wishes for your continued success and happiness in your future life. Dr. Norman and Mr. Iones confer. SUPERINTENDENT Secretary-Miss Reese

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I-IOLLIDAYSBURG COMMUNITY JOINT SCHOOL BOARD Allegheny Township L. W. Palmer C. L. Hoover Lester A. Stiiller Andrew W. Keen Henry T. B. Cassada Hollidaysburg Borough lohn Woodcock. Ir. Iohn S. Clapper Carl E. Treese Iesse Wright. Ir. W. Ewing Findley E. G. Hamill Harvey N. Hyle. Sr. Blair Township George Barefoot Russell F. Delozier Vance Eichelberger Eugene C. Root Mrs. Marjorie Helsel Juniata Township Elvin Ritchey Harold Ritchey Iere E. Long E. F. Beegle Alva Burger Duncansville Borough Frankstown Township William I. Young Orville G. Brua Kenneth D. Magill Elwood Barroner Homer Dutrow Albert Perry Elmer Delozier R. W. Crissman George Trostle Kenneth Hamel Newry Borough SCl'l00l Bldg. Authority Boyd Shaw Thomas L. Caum, Chairman Ralph T. Forsht Murray Henry S. R. Dutrow Hamilton Ritchey H. E. Hirt Iohn G. Benton Herbert Cassidy Donald Weaver Quenton Berkey BOARD OF EDUCATION The modern facilities of the new school build- ing, which was completed and was dedicated on October 20, 1957, have been enjoyed by the students. The Hollidaysburg Community Joint School Board has 37 members. It meets twice a year, in the tall to organize and in the spring to ap- prove the budget. All other duties of management and operation of the iointure are performed by the Joint Com- mittee. It has I3 members and meets once a month. Representatives from the seven districts: Allegheny Township, Blair Township, Duncans- ville Borough, Frankstown Township, Hollidays- burg Borough, Juniata Township, and Newry Borough make up the committee. Row leCLeit to Rightl-Eichelberger, Hoover, Barefoot. Cassada, Magill, McRoberts CSecretaryl, Hamill lPresidentl, Perry, H. Ritchey, I. Long. Row 2iPa1mer, Findley, Dutrow, Keen, Delozier, E. Beegle, Crissman, Hamel, Treese, Clapper, Wright, Burger.

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PRINCIPAL Secretary-Iocnne Langham Class Sets Own Requirements For some time you, the members of the class of '59, have had your standards or requirements set up for you. This will continue to be true for a small percentage of you who will continue a formal education by attending college, nursing schools and commercial schools. The remainder of you can set up you own requirements and then make yourself meet them. What will your stand- ards be? We believe that the Hollidaysburg Com- munity Senior High School has provided you with a strong foundation on which you can build a mighty future. That future will require the best from you as you toil day by day. Do not for one moment believe that life's chances for high achievement are closed to you. Secretary-Iudy Miller