Townville High School - Memories Yearbook (Townville, PA)

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5 77 LN: H , 1 'JLQSU' Mr. Hover came back from a year's sabbatical leave to find himself faced with two jobs instead of one. The vacated supervising principa1's post was filled by Mr Hover and Mr Cope .ical :K Many new faces were added to the faculty 'QW this year However lt d1dn't take long for the 3' respect and like all of the new teachers fi 6 I X 5x'!' A' T14 ,A Q f . - - w I students to become acquainted with and to '31, 5 4459: ' A f .ff en,

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Mr. Hover may not always look this peaceful and happy, but who can blame him. Guidance, discipline, and instruction are given to students through the capable, willing hands of our principal. Mr. Hover's understanding of the students has, in all his dealings with them, displayed a sincere interest in his affairs. His many hidden tasks performed to contribute to the smooth functioning of our school system support Emerson's statement when he said, HAn in- stitution is the lengthened shadow of one man.' PECDPLE WHO WCJRK Townville High means many things to many people. It is to a few Hjust a schooln but to the majority of students it is the center of all activities. Here is where they learned together, shared together, and had fun together. It was almost the essence of their whole being, and in the future will serve as the basis for never- to-be-forgotten memories. This back view of the school, seen by each pupil as he entered school in the morning, shows the loading platform, shop, ag room,and the upper floor of classrooms. Also along this drive we many times welcomed back our football and basketball teams. , '?' 1' w fi: M ,mum I zu ,...,.