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Morrison Cove Joint School Board HUSTON TOWNSHIP IVIARTINSBURG BORO N. WOODBURY TOWNSHIP Homer PhCIlSE1f'1t, PI'9Sid61'lt C. J. BOI'1CbI'CZlk, Pr0SidCl'lt Cloyd Dctwilcr, President MCOI'-H Pheasant, SGCFGYHYY J. E. Dilling, Secretary John Metzker, Secretary Lloyd Grubb M. V. Bankert Elvin Baker James Baker Blair M. Bice Harold Gartland Allison BYU-Tlbiugh Wilma Kerr D. Elmer Metzler Lester Longenccker ROARING SPRING BORO Earl M. Hite, President i:Charles Stephens, Secretary Clarence Lauer J. Ray Smith H. V. Stover Dale Detwiler TAYLOR TOWNSHIP Ramey Slick tHomer Guyer. Secretary Irvin Honsaker Alfred Hudson Harry Rcplogle Hubert Zimmerman JOINT BOARD OFFICERS Irvin Honsaker, President Dorothy Feathers, Secretary Wilma N. Kerr, Treasurer Earl M. Hite, V. President it Indicates non-member With the resignation of Lemmon C. Stoudnour in June, 1954, the question of jointure was reopened. After considerable deliberation and conference, the Roaring Spring Boro School District was added to the Morrison Cove Jointure. This completes the County Plan for this area, with the exception of Freedom Township which, according to the County Plan, has been assigned to this area. A new agreement was drawn up which provides for two high schools: the Morrison Cove Junior-Senior High School to take care of the pupils in this area and the Roaring Spring Junior-Senior High School to take care of the pupils in that area. A building program for this area provides for a new wing to be added to the present Cove High building. This will include a new gymnasium, a new cafe- teria, a library, agriculture and industrial arts shops and a home economics department. When completed, this will provide facilities for 700 to 750 pupils, grades 7 to 12. When the building program is completed, all elementary pupils in the Joint District will be housed in graded buildings, grades 1 to 6. No appreciable change can be made until the building program is completed. Plans for this are progressing as rapidly as possible.
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Faculty Top: Paul J. I-'ishPr, Band, Orchestra: Helen R. Peightel, Cliorns-ag Foster Augustine, Art. Cr-nier: Donn Smith, Janitor: Paul Grayblll, Janitorg Evelyn IS. Lingenfelter, Secretarial Help: Elsie- Lowry, Spanish. Bottom: H. lirinton Gerhart, Vocational Agriculture: A. Jane Davin, Biology, Health, Phys. Ed.g A. Emmcrt Frederick, l'.0.D sf-nior Math, Algebra., Gymetryg Viola Knuppenherg: School Nurse. Q, Q2 Q AE era? .. ..43...
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