Hooversville High School - Hillside Yearbook (Hooversville, PA)

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FACULTY THOSE WHO LEAD US 'UQTL Our class will never forget Miss Collins. lt was through her persist- ent efforts that our May Day Festival and musical events were always suc- cessful. Mr. Mease's ul-le who knows not and knows not that he knows not is a foolg avoid him, will always be re- membered by the members of our class. This bit of philosophy may help us along the road to success. We will often think of Miss Stepan- chak as she worked both hard and long for our school paper, The Hillside . Vve will always remember Mr. Hoffman for those sessions in the of- fice after school, his kindly advice, and his handsome smile. Companionship is the best remin- der of Miss Nlainhart to carry with us. Skating, bicycling, and sled-riding were her ways of mingling with the students. Vlfho wouldn't remember Mr. Clark with his infectious grin? How often will our memories turn to Miss Sank. Her dramatic slaps will often be refelt in our dreams. Left to right: Frances Collins, George Mease, Mary Stepanchak, George Hoffman, principalg Ann Mainhart, Charles Clark, Nellie Sank.

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ADMINISTRATIO THOSE WHO SERVE OUR SCI-ICOL A Left to right: G. M. Baltzer, J. E. Custer, Harold Crissey, Dr. J. M. James, J. P. Rodgers The l-looversville Board of Educa- tion, which meets the first Monday of every month, at eight o'clock, in the principal's office, consists of five mem- bers who come from different walks of life. Mr. Harold Crissey, president, is engaged in the garage business, lVlr. John P. Rodgers, vice-president, is the principal in the Maple Grove School in Quemahoning Townshipg Mr. G. lVl. Baltzer, secretary, is the manager of the Hooversville Supply Company: lVlr. john E. Custer, treasurer, is a re- tired coal operator, Dr. IVI. james is our physician. This year through the efforts of the board our school got new blinds for the windows facing the street, several additional desks, two new sinks and tables for the home economics depart- ment, a furnace for the elementary building, and, of course, new text- books and other necessary supplies. We, the class of '4l, thank the members of the board of education for all that they have done for us. S ix

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CGNTEN TS THE PEOPLE Here We will find memories of all the people in the field of learning. THE ACTIVITIES How could We ever forget all those plays, clubs, ancl musical events of our school? THE ATHLETIC Yve give three cheers for all the noise and suspense in our athletic events. Eight