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

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ii 7 I a f 1 , 9 I 'WJIWZ vm f f X I Z 4 4 it w . f M A! Z I, DEDICATION To that group of men whose keen foresight, coupled with a unani- mity of purpose and an unswerving steadfastness in its pursuit, has made possible the attainment of the pres- ent East Huntingdon-to the admin- istrative body of our high school- We, the senior class of 1931, grate- fully dedicate this volume of the Mir- I'OI'. N42 1 Eli A . Ji , . i

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A highway with its constant streams of traffic QW f f me Mir? Aff ! J -- 7 W W - 7 4 4 . ' '4 A 4 I A I. 1 ' FOREVVORD represents progress and achievementg a byway, the more quiet aspects of life Wherein visions are seen and dreams dreamed that pave the way for greater achievement. In choosing as our theme for the 1931 Mirror highways and byways of East Huntingdon we have aimed to give emphasis to the progress which our alma mater has made and which she will cc-ntinue to make. Besides, it is the purpose of this annual to make permanent the fleeting events of our high school days and to faithfully record them. 55. ,f 9 sw-ge 2, or as

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7 ' 'V MII Y W 'V - BOARD OF EDUCATION President ...,....,........,....,..,..,. A. O. Keck Vice President .... . . . Charles H. Tarr Secretary ...,..,... ..,.., G eorge H. L-owe Treasurer ................,........... J. Henry Bair J. Frank Evans J. Frank Stoner J. J. Houser In our enjoyment of the unusual opportunities for an education afforded us We are not unmindful of the debt of gratitude that we owe to this group of men who, in recognition of the trust imposed upon them, have labored diligently and unselfishly to give us a school system of which We can Well be proud. Every loyal student of East Huntingdon joins in this expression of appreciation for what the members of our school board have done for us. rss. 'E f Nm if ,H -H Q. gg..- .. eeeeexg.-. Q52 ff if