Hooversville High School - Hillside Yearbook (Hooversville, PA)

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DEDICATIO TO GF OUR TEACHERS Five Miss Nellie Sank Comradeship, understanding and never-ending as- sistance were what she gave us. She has laughed with us, had fun with us, and even cried with us. Now in the hope that she will remember us and think of us as her student-pals, We offer to her this book. As a token of our everlasting gratitude to one of the teachers whom We all very greatly admired, we, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and forty-one, dedi- cate this, our Hillside , to lVliss Sank, our English teacher.

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FOREWORD BEFORE WE BEGIN . Before we leave l-looversville High School on the bus of gracluation that will carry us over into another phase of our life's journey, we, the class of l94 I, publish and present this yearbook as a pictorial review of that best part of our lives that enriched us with knowledge, experiences, and precious memories which shall never be forgotten. For the theme of this annual We will carry out, Thanks for the Memories . Thanks for the memor- ies of bumpy rides to our place of learning. Four

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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