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

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MILTON YEZEK - Hwugsn do A straight, really is every one's friendly mater ' 40 nOf all the nice things people Milton can compete with these people, too, For all he does, he does so And he Hi-Y 5, YEAR BOOK STAFF Editor-in-chief 0 Business Managero 0 Art and Advertising .. Athletic Director 0 H Photograph Editor A U Circulation Manager U btaff Secretary A 0 Filing Secretary U 0 News and Alumni Editor Q Joke Editor U 0 0 Q U Note: All the art work was done by John capable studentn 45 Civics Club lg History Club 5, . John Andrews G ,John Faust , 0 John Ghrist O John Pilato 0 Edward Stana Alberta Baumann 0 Marion Smith . G Martha Clark Q Edward Myslewski v 0 J. Du Smouse Ghrist,a.veny SIGNIFICANCE OF OUR SCHOOL E -- Earnestness A -w Aggressiveness S -- Strength T -- Truth H -- H -- Honor I G U Union N -- Nobleness H -- T n- Training I -- Integrity N -- Nerve C G -- Gallantry H D -- Deliheration O Obstinancy Noteworthiness S O N .. O L H. ..... -..- .......,-....... . .-. En. .,,.,,.,- , ... . .. ... Homage Ideals Greatness Higher Thought Second To None Creativeness Helpfulness Obedience Optimism Love

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I CLASS HISTORV in ASCCWYMEVM - p 1957 . by Mary Claybrooks, Marion Smith l Freshies 4 1955-54 . 1 ESeptember morn dawned bright and clear, When we began our Freshman yearn We were a group of Freshies green, Much too anxious to be seenr Officers. . ,President John Faust V . L Russell Funk . Vice President Larue Hernley .... Secretary Esther Pritts, U .Treasurer 2 Since we were not trained to cooperate, Miss Poole and Mr Winebrennercid operates And due to their efficient stress, Our every act was a great successt 5 We did a Civics Club arrange, Correcting our actions, which were strange. We gave a masquerade in the fall, And a good time was had by ally 4 . Looking back on the Freshman year, Oft' mingled with doubt and fear, We hoped the Sophomore year would bring A class whose praises all would sing. Sophomores 1954-55 l Another school year came around, And we were Sophies. so we found, We were ready for another year Which had promises of cheer. Officers John Faust U , Russell Funk K Vice President Irene Colborn. . ,Secretary Esther Pritts. V. tPresident tTreasurer , 2 Our sponsors were Mr, Kline And Miss Love, who coached us fine. Our motto, WBest is our goal,n Was chosen after a class wide pollt 5 We chose class colors, one was blue, The other was of silver hue, We chose flowers of odd creationg They were pink and white carnation. 4 For us another year was through, And looking ahead we saw but two. When we had finished those two years, Smiles had taken the place of tears. Juniors l955-56 l Well, well, here we were again. The Junior year we did attainv And we were Seniors soon, we knew, And then in one year we would be through Officers Edward Myslewski. . .President John Faust Q . ,Vice President Esther Fritts , . , .Secretary Russell Funk. ,cvv. Treasurer 2 That year when we came to school, Mr. Winebrenner and Miss Poole Took over our unruly crowd, And of these leaders we were proud, U The Junior Class wished to advance, So they gave a radio dance. They wanted something else to do, And gave their class play, nSally Lou.W 4 Thoughts of Seniors oft' remind us we would soon be in their place And departing, would leave behind us Those Sophomores to fill our place. Dignified Seniors l956-57 Officers g Edward Myslewskif . ,President John Pilate . Vice President Stephe Plesz. , , . .Secretary John Faust, 1 . . .',Treasurer Mary Claybrooks , , ,Historian Our first event was Halloween. Every classman was on the scene. To outstanding guests was given a prize, To those who were brilliant, witty, or wise, 2 We Seniors dressed in raggedy way, And called the cause, UPoverty Daytn Our boys won the last football game Although they succeeded, humble they re- mainedr 5 Weire about to end our old schooldays. We've come to parting of the ways. Some day our paths may meet again When greater heights we shall attaint 4 To do our best work we have tried, And now at last we're dignified, But to know that weJ1l soon part, A heavy weight comes in our heart.