Hollidaysburg High School - Chimrock Yearbook (Hollidaysburg, PA)

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PRINCIPAL Mr. Jones relaxes with a magazine. Great fortitude is required of the youth of today to de- termine and then do that which is right. The numerous pressures being heaped on young people requires them to adjust or be lost. Who is right — The tobacco manufacturer with the glib advertising or the Surgeon General with the statistics against smoking; The liquor interests or the WCTU and Alcolholics Anonymous; The President in his pursuit of peace or his adversary who prefer a different course than being followed? It is our hope that you have gained in the Hollidaysburg Community Joint Senior High School the necessary ingredi- ents to give you the fortitude to enable you to stand up and be counted to do that which is best for your fellow man and your country. Mr. Jones Miss Heinbaugh and Mrs. Harper 14 Miss Beach

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A wonderful thing happened in L965 cm its waj into history. It became a year to remember in that man bad come to learn more of the innermost mysteries and of the outermost reaches of the uni- verse. Most importantly, it marked the beginning of a significant year to the Class of 1966. We encourage you not to settle for limited ob- jectives hut to continue your pursuit for knowledge. Education is. indeed, the key to progress. May the preparation you have received be used wisely in unlocking the doors of opportunity which lie ahead. John M. Hillkirk. Ed.D. Supt. of Schools Dr. John Hillkirk SUPERINTENDENT Miss Reese Dr. Hillkirk and Mrs. Wooten 13

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Mr. Lindsey ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mi. Eugene Lindsey, both Assist- ant Principal and Boy ' s Attendance Officer, is well known and highly respected b) all students. During die year his interest in the students is shown through the lime anil effort he devotes to the Student Council and Projection Club. In addition to his other duties, he also serves as the Audio-Visual Aides Director. The 1966 graduating class wishes to express their sincere appreciation to Mr. Lindsey, and the hope that future classes will accept his guidance and friendship during their high school years. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS This year to lighten the heavy load of Mrs. Sellers, the Guidance Office has welcomed a new member. Mr. Charles Kormanski is the new guidance counselor. He is from Sax- ton and has attended Lock Haven State College and Penn State University. During the year a student may find it necessary to ob- tain personal guidance about his future. Seniors are great- ly aided in their choice of colleges in which they will fur- ther their education. He is the wise person who seeks ex- pert information from this office. Mrs. Sellers Mr. Kormanski 15