Sugarcreek Township School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Franklin, PA)

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714 Llczlwdll H002 7L.lI49Cl2 6 . We owed to th1s qroup practrcally everythrnq 1n R G H S It had somethlng to do W1th all that Went on 1n our school We certarnly appreclate the fact that these men qrve thelr tlrne and abllrty freely Wrthout pay We can rmaqlne what a problem the malntalnence of a school and all 1lS curncular and extra curr1cular act1v1t1es must bel But We know that year after year our school keeps up ns good record 1n scholasnc hlqhness aood athletlcs and sportsmanshxp and one of the brig rea sons for thls IS that the Board IS behrnd the school 1n every way and rn 1lS ef fl lent manner helps 1n every way 1t can ln the years to come we shall remember the School Board as the orqam zatlon Wh1ch made our school l1fe pleasant and also were responsrble for the n1ce school rtself and 1ts reputatlon Frrst Row Gram Mrtchell Harley Bell Merle Owens Ploy Sanford ll-Uresrdeml Second Rcw R Glenn arter Arthur Younq Arden Aller M C Seyler lSecrelaryl Absent Irom prcture L M Bal zell I e S Q e I O I r - I ' I . ,h. . . V , , . 1 gg ' E35 JK YK. pi JE' A ' 4 0 K .0 S ' 4 . . r .

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focafwn CZ 'new ace When we arnved at R GH S our last year s prlnclpal Mr Carter had moved up 1nto the Job of Superrntendent ot Sugarcreek Townshrp schools and Mr Alderson had taken over as Hrgh School Pf1I'1ClDCIl Under the able leadershtp of these two gentlemen we cont1nued to progress as 1nd1v1duals as a class and as a school ln both these men we found the vrtahty and wrlhng ness the understand1ng and humaness that mark men as real leaders Always we were rnet by a brrght smrle and a cheerful Good Mornrng rt we met them called 1nto the othce of e1ther tor nnsbehavror we could expect qurck and corn plete rustlce but even we knew drscrphne had to be rnatntamed We were fortunate to have two such able men take care of us and the 1ntr1cate problems connected w1th our educatton and school hte lt we care to look back even We can ee where they would have knotty problems concern 1ng the school We were a problem ourselves The se urrng of good teachers and textbooks tor us was another lt we thought on we could thlnk of so many 1t would stagger us We mer ly depend upon them to handle all these prob tems and they drd tn therr qu1et and effrcrent way When the trme to leave school began to creep up on us we ttnally reahzed how much these men have done for us ln one way or another lt hnally dawn ed on us that therr work self sacntrce characterlstlcs and mannerrsms w1ll be a part of the pleasant scenes ot Rocky Grove whlch we shall always remember Q 72 ' C O O I in the halls, as we trudged into another day at school. Ot course it we were , , . c '

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