East Huntingdon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Alverton, PA)

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MARY L. ROSE Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Class Play 3 ul-Tatu A'Here is athletic Fatl' you see just as jolly as a girl can be. Full of plugging abilities And yet not a bit of a grindg V Quietg steadyg strong in mindg MABEL M. ROSENSTEELE Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Class Play 3-4 Contest 3-4 Missie,' Now while you're discussing our Senior Class, Please don't forget this lass. She's very lively and just loves to tease Although she likes fun she tries hard to please. But when she is studying O do bewaregx For she is as cross as any old bear. But as a member for our little band At the head of the class she has taken her stand Of her future, in teaching, we surely feel certain. , ISURNETTA SHIRER Alverton, Pa. Contest 4 Class Play 3-4 HN6ttie'y . Nettie's an eager and Willing student, In all things she has shown herself prudent. Everyone says that this dear little lass ls one of the speediest in the shorthand class She ean also play the piano quite well, So a very bright future for her we foretell.

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3 HELEN GALE MARTAHUS ' Tarr, Pa. Basket Ball 3 Class Play 3 Georgie just gaze on Helen, our classmate so gay, She is full of fun, and has much to say. She thinks a lot of all her friends, W'e fear her love will never end. She takes her part in thehigh school play, And does her best in every way. MARTHA GRACE MILLER Fit for a job of any kind. Alverton. l'a. Class Play 3 XYop This is Grace? shadow, wherever she goes Nimhle with her lingers, nimble with her toes: As likely a maid as 5ou'll ever see A talkative maid who is full of glee Happy is she, from care she is free Wlly aren't you all Contented like me? ' 1 ANN,-'X BELLE MOON p Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Class Play 3 --1s111y Now this is Billy, who can strike the keys Ui a typewriter just as fast as you please, She can dance a measure and sing a song, Anil have lots of fun without doing wrong, ln the years to come, for we can foresee, Her career very brilliant, NVe hope it will be.

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EARLE MILTON TEDROW Scottdale, Pa. Foot Ball 3 Basket Ball Z-4 Class Play 3-4 cureddyn This is Teddy a very bright boy, ln writing Essays, he is surely fine He wins the first prize every timeg There's only one thing now we fear, He thinks the opposite. sex too dear, ln future life, we are sure he'll progress 'I For he always 'tries to do his best. He's pride of the class as well as its joy, EDNA VINNIE WEITZEL Ruffsdale, Pa. Class Play 3 Curly This little maiden is bright and jolly, Taking French is her greatest folly, She studies hard from morn till night, Always aiming to do the right, So here's to curly,' so full of life, May you succeed in your future life. RUTH ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Ruffsdale, Pa. Class Reporter Class Play 3-4 Contest 4 .rpeggyn A wondrous maid, of beauty fair, VVith bright brown eyes and dark brown With lips sored and smiles so sweet A successful life she sure will meet. This is not all, that I can say That she can work as well as play, So here's to Peggy, bright and gay, May she live many, many a day. hair, pl Am