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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1938 volume:

In uul Inalmn totem Dole we exmexs 1 N11Nl1 T01 XOLI The 1 111o1111t.11n xxhuh vnu nw ll Jolt 1ep1L ent: 1 111da11u oi all 1 ood I 111 N Lpon lt mst Nt18D2th and p10Q 11t11tx XlNlJOl1lQll bx the mttl NIld.lxL 1111 .md tht thumlu bud Q un 1 101 hL11111111uN uhlle et e 0111 xt 0fNX1t 111 anu xuuth 1111clmlle dgl 111 age .1 1 IkD1LNLIltL ln L 111edall1o11 Thu Ntdl at the top 1 to guult xou 111 tht fL1lfl1lI'l1t'Ht ot 1x1 1 N IX 1tN 1 ulmnce 1 11' 11.11 a xou tolluw 0u1 1111111 tra1l tl11OLlj.,l'l thx book . ' as the l..'1 of tl - 1 1, ' Us ' zbl '4 'r ' ' g' h' gs. the tendrils are significant ot' life its l', th f ' 1215 ' 'h' 'hd- A f' Q , ' - ' fl, 1 tl old ' 'f'1 '- ml K' th' this sl .. .Izj ' .1 'z 7 ' lght YOL .. Iv , S A, ' , , In- .: ' 1 ,v 'S ,l Be iL1t1flII IS the Qun O stlangfu When xou come so far to see N All oul town III pe Ice 'us nts you All om dools st and open fOl you F01 the healt N ught hand ue glxe xou INex 91 bloomed the ealth so gfulw Nex 61 shone the sun So brlghtlx As to day they shlne and blossom When sou come so far to set us' COPYRIGHT 1938 JUNIOR NUNAMAKER EDITOR HENRY WICK BUS MGR as , ' ', v -. 1 - . c I . , . , . I j 1 .' s us! . V ' X2 I V2 ' L1 y v . L, 2 , 3 You shall enter all our wlgwams, . Q I . .' I v ' 7 V Y L 2 THIIE WIRROR 1 9 3 8 9 VUILUMIE X EAST HIGH SCHOOL MLVJERTON RA I HUNNNGDUN E 1 FWD CArfl0N T0 YUUTH AND ocoooeooo In the bellet th it the hope of t11111f itlllll hex 111 the 40111 lge 'md huow ant 1def1l1Qn1 of 11 lxelx gulded xouth uc dedlt xte th1s tenth Xolume ofthe NIIIIOI to Xouth 1nd Hou sh dl he ll hon H1111 1th1 P1 '11 ed 'and fasted 111 the fmeet Not fm 5,1eate1 sk1ll IH hlllltlllg, Not fm tllllTTlDhS 111 the battle And IQIIOXK 11 fmmong, the VS'11ll0lS But fOl 111of1t of the people F01 idx mtfzge of the n 11110115 Th1t Olll tllbe 1n1g,ht be unned Th 1t old feuds m1g,ht be foxgotten And old xxoundx be hezled fOl4XLl 4 I A .111 I 1 I ..2 xi 12 fd 't ' .' 2 hz ' ' 1 12 z nciv K 1 kv I u w , 1 . ,-. . 1 ' ' ' ,- 1 . Y, Not for greater craft in fishing, Y v Q' 1 l X 1 . , . V K l. ,K ..' -vw, . . ' , Y 4 'z 'z . - 2 ' .'. :R :fa tk :lt :K :K z ' 5 f 1 , 2 S- 'Y . , , . L, , I2 ' . , , , . 1'1 OUR SPONSORS MARJORIE E POOLE LLOYD E DAVIS To oul QGTIIOI class sponsors bu whose leademhlp and use Louneel we have been beneflted Two good fuends had H1awatha Smgled out fl om all the others Bound to h1m IH cloaest unlon And to whom he gaxe the rxght hand Of hm healt IH lov and SOFIOW Stlalght between them lan the pathvs av Nex er glen the glaes upon It Smgmg, blrds that uttel falsehoode Stou tellem m1sch1ef make1s Found no 93591 ear to hsten Could not bleed 1ll xull betu een them F01 they kept each othe1 S counxel Spake vs 1th naked hearts together Pondeung much and much LOf1t11XlI1g Hou the trlbes of men mlght p1oeper 5 FOREWORD The 'um of the xefubook Staff of 1058 1 to make a pe1manent lecold of the ex ents and achlexemente of ou1 laet X931 It the East Huntmgdon Hlgh School It IS oul desue that ln the Xefus to come xxhen vxe shxll Xxlsh to lemll oul h lppv school dau me m nv set them M lrror We haxe choben an Indmn theme xuth H1a'watha as the centxal f1gu1e 1n the hope that he who leplesents the fmest Xouth and manhood of hw lace and who IH thu book NXmbOlll6Q the 9911101 class mlght mspuc s xx 1th ld9dl9 of noblel IIXIHQ, 6 .ii ' xv ,. .S , Y . v I, 2 fx, refiected faithfully from the pages oi' this 7 - . -4 f 'K v' 4 v . . 1 V , ' v v - 4 ll 4 , f v ' -lv A-.v 'Z K ' . . 4 K-lf' ' ' lf ' -3 uk, QONTIZNTS ADMINISTRATION SIQNIOIIS QIIINIOIIS IFIIIESI-INIIEN IIINIOR IIIOII ORGANIZATIONS ATI-IIJIETICS IIIEATIIIIIIS AIIVITITISIEMIENTS SOPIIOMOIRIZ-S MIM MATlER ' In the Alleghens Mount:-uns Xl hele ou1 foul ithus L imp befole Stfinds ou1 deal Almi -lldt8l VK hose name we ulll alu axs adolt Qhe s a good school and '1 sule school And hel xlctorles have onls begun F01 XOlIl fill1lCSS and fame we ll honol WOUI name P01 up low you Fist Huntlngdon CHORUS Ffist Huntlngdonl E1st HllHt1Hg'dOIll 3 ou 16 ou1 deal tovs HQh1D h1gh school NN hose name me vull alvt aye adole And xx hen we xe gone f1Om ou1 school days And ou1 nn 01k 1n the Nw o1ld has begun XX e xull thlnk of ou1 foste1 mother And ou1 claws at Fast HLlHt1Il2'dOH 'lhcn ue ll knou the cause fol ou1 XIUEOIICS And fO1 all of the battles vse Xe won It s the school of ou1 xouth wx 1th he1 honol and truth And ue loxe you East Huntlngdon S V' .- 7 . , 1, 'Z , -1 ,Z , . 1 . 1 A , 7 , v v' , U f ., yu T 1 w 0 w L L V n K s . v . v - . ' v .1 . 1 -,' . v - 1 X ., ' ' ' . 1 1 V, -, v . w ' l' , Jr. Y . 21 .' . if . 1 ' 1 v a v East Hllllf1Hg'd0H fm ex elmole, ' '- v V 1 v ' ' s . . . . , , , . , . v , 7 y - . 'A D , - , ' v . - ,L, 3. L. V ' 5 - 7 v 1 H I. , . . y' . -' X. I 1 0 1 r y v 1 f a vw 1 . 4 y v' Q 1 4 v Y y 4 1 . , . . -- 1 l 7 -L Very spduous vsds the wwvs dm Made of dee1 skms dlessed md xx hltened W1th the Gode cf the Dfxcotahs Drawn and palnted on 1tS curtalns And eo tall the doolvs ay hardly Hlawatha Qtooped to enter Hardly touched hls eagle feathels As he entered at the doolw ay 9 ul vm Numa lmph lx X s lLllXtl1 x o the lldtlt s VX ho sh ill Llllili, xou .md xlmll tnfuh 'Nl ho shall toll and NUHRKI ullh xou ll X lil ' It thul NXdlIllll1.,S pass unhuc cm ou xnll .UIQ .max .md DLIIS Acaptul lmm Hum .1 ll' xou thl l ll l 3 j Q .' to jon, As I 2 ' 'v'x1'.' l' 2 ' 'mg ,7 if l r ' , lv . lv . 5. . v V . . 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X XZ I I - I I . . ,L I I BOARD OF EDUCATION Reading from left to right r hur I um su nxxlsln 1r1m11a om lx 1:1114 sunt rx ax I Htsltt I ml nklin U4 ru ht Ill Su U! prmslltn J ll lhe seven men who makc up th Board of hducatlon of Past Hunt1ngdOn 'l0XKllNl1lD assume a most essentlal 1LQDOY'lNllJ1lltY, fol thens IN tl 1 clutx of QUIJQIXISIHSQ' the educatlon oi the xouth ot the d t1lCt Theus lk tha task of makmg the genelal plans fo1 ihe school Veal Exelv change 1n 01 acldltlon to the C1.1lI'1Cl1lUl11 IQ effected through thls HIOUD vsho L manx othcl KlUtl9Q lhClLlll0 such l'lldtll'lQ as acceptlnq l0NlLZ'll3tlOI'lS and fllllflfl' wacanues on the teachmg stall Dlllilh-1Nll'lj.L supplxes leumg taxes, and makmg DIOVISIOHN 'rm the upkecp of the school DlOpLltN l.lllllY'lfI the past ual the boa1cl .luthoxzlecl LOf1Nl4lLldlJl0 lmploumcnt of th lJl1llflll'l2N In the lllgll school the hfa'1ns4 sx stem xx.1s l8Dd1lQil tha DlUllllJ1l'lg sys em lccondltlonccl, and neu txpc fllll rung fountains confmmlng to health laws mstallexl The palnt IH thc glnatel pant of the blllllllllfl was ut-rucherl, and mmol 16133115 and 1ll1D1ONGlN6I1l.S xx ere made T1dYl9D0lt3lLlOl'l fc1C'lllt1iN neue lxkexnsi lmmoxul Thi hocllc of two of the buses xxele lebullt, and the thnd 1epa11ul, thus lT1NllllY'lj1 2lLdlLl sa LU The boalcl lnstltutul a new and 111011 ll'l'lLlLlll lm mod oi tax collcc 1 n nu-1 thm system, xnhlch has ploxccl most 1 1 Iac on aus 411 paxame it 1 11111. 1 s OHICC Ill the lllgll school an cleiplx Lldltflll lol me . Ill xxhuh ilu mmm s 1 1 1 'o thcm bx the cltlze of ou! toxxnshlp ja A l . Gr - -1 s I -' 1 ' 3 ' l: .I l K. l 11. tra-znsurn-r: Clyulv H. Mel -. .' -1 -za Q: R' j M1111--. vim- 1 1-fl-1115 I.. ls, M'll-', 1,1 1-11 '1'1g11r, lhl -1-1 M, 'I' 1- , xc. J. S 1 -, 1. Kal s 1 1U f- A. . A. , ,F . . - . ' j h ' I. . L. ,. 1. Y - 1 - , ' - . ' ' , . - ' 1 'b X 'S . r gg 1 - V 1 - ' K ' I- . 4 .B H. 1 ' LV . . , , , . . ., . .' 1 LV - 1 - - Q- - - A 1 1 1- ' - ' 1 1 Q school housing: facilities. Many repairs were mzule in the high school and ,Q,'radf: ' ' V... , ' .1 , A, L' I ,..vV. V, I. . . 1 , Y l V Qtvst -,, ' ' , , - f , U11-' 1 ' I. , ' K. , ' . ' .A. ' -. , ' ' , . . ,. . , . ' .1 ' ' - -. . . , 1 . ' . 1 ' ,- f' .. L. . ' , ' ' ' ,k. . . ' . , ' Y . , , . , 3:4 ' . , I. H. . . . ' . '. . z., I. ' N. .' . .,. ,. K. f,.v. - ' 1 V -1 1 I .tl - . V . ..t'0- U l ' . ' '.3 ' 'A sztr- ' 'L ',', ' '- ', ll 1 M -. ' '- -I 'p ' - Q- . VVQ ' 2 - j - ' ' tl 1-c1l1suio11Lious m'1nnv1' ' ' - - ber: of our school l1o'u'cl lrxve cn nmlucteci the lnusim-us c-ntrusu-xl . - A' - ' ng ARTHLR F CREENI Aftel h1s g,l3illl2.tl0I1 flom the Coope Townshln High School 1n Clealflelfl Countv N11 Gleen entelecl Shlppensbuu, Nolmal behool to prepale for teaehlnz: Gladuatme m 109.2 he began hls eale 1 xt Wxnbulne ln Clealfleld County s LlLl'l1LTltdlN plmelpal Dunne the 1925 Po, tum he taught soeml Stulllis It the Ro 1te1 Hugh Sehool In Indland Countv fron whence he metulned to Wmbulne fox an othel veal The tollowmg, telm found hun t Pleston Towushlp ln Wayne County when Latm was mddeel to hls teachmff D10L,l3I1l In the meexntlme he advanced hw LflULdtl0I'l at Susfluehannq Unlvelsltv from wh eh he lLCLlV9Cl h1s A B clegl 0 ln 1028 Dunne, the newt Veal he tallgllt Latln It Duquesne H1eh Sehool attl emal of the Coopel Townshm Schools un tll 1931 when he came to Fast Huntmb don M1 Green Obtdmed hxs M A do glee in lf! 1-1 tlom the Unlxelsltv of Pltt lJl.llj.,ll D VN ILLIAM DAVIS Aftel eompletmo hl hlgh sehool uork at Qcottelale N11 Dans 9l'lt61t'Ll Gloxe Cltv College to adxanee hls knowledge 1 the field ot QCIGHCL Lpon elacluatlng ln 1071 he came to Fast Huntmeelon as a mstant football eoaeh and began hxs teden mg caleer as 1I15t1l1Ct01 of SCIENCES Latel he became am tant D1lI1Llpdl Vle ale proud to haxe had hun mth u tm the pact elexen xea1s and attllbute much of our DTOQIGS to hun N11 Dans also IL cened hls masters degree IH edueatmon hom the Unlxelsltx of Plttgblllgll In Q? 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'1 1' 11211211 Quence Leora Love Dell H1sto1v Latln Lloyd E Davls Weet Vnglma Wuluan 81111411 Qucncu lsabel M Doherty Seton H111 College Mathemat1c-Q Andrew B Carnack Dorothy L Keller Monroe Klme 136.1111 Statn U of l'1tts1m111g11 Scton H111 Collcgc C21lY'lL2'lI Penh Ingllsh MIISIC Rcldtul Qublccts Vera E Dunlap State Teachels Follegn Indlana P Home l cononnci Kenneth C Love Indlana Pa Art Englmh Leona P Lemmon Thlel College qoclal Qtucllei l'ng:l111 Kathryn Hahn Marks Th1e1 College Mathematxcs 14 'J 'Q 1 .ffgg Q L1 1 4 1 1 S '-' .W ,--'1'- j . Q .. , L College of Wooster State Teachers College .1 .D , Q, . L ' 1 ' '- xl- 1 v. , 5' .'. A .'1 ali- . . . 1 .- . . ,, 1 5 1 4 1 :M 1 'L -i 5 b is ' U12 j 1 'C 1 ' , .11-1 ' Q an ' I I Q i - - Marjorie E Poole Allezhenv College Pugh h Iflench Mary I Reed Wutmmstu Collage lf 16-nch SCIQHCG Edward W Sebold UHlVGTiltV of lllfuxluul AQIICLIHZLIIC H Lee Smxtll UHIWGISIU ot Pltt buxgh Vocatlonal M xchme Qhop Stephen P Tomechko Lucie S TYlCk6ft lhlel College Wu-t XIISIIHIR Unlxu xtx Scunm Cnlc llomc ILLOHOINILS Lyle H Stoner Penn State XOLdtl0l'l3l Wood YN olk Wxlda W Welbel Seton Hlll Collefxa WILINIC Supelvx Ol Beatrice Vance q6CI6l'.3lV Sara Strolim C '1lete1 1 x IJ A - N 3 Q ,xc -. I .S V 1. I .',', ,I 6 S V '. '.L4 K' mx' : K1 1 . 1 ,- , L' x ' 1 1 '- , ' l 5' ' 's ' ' , ' . ' K -.vi Earlham College in f' - 9 X L .. . . . ' Y ' .', , - , S - - .1 . 1 . Out ol Lhilclhood into manhood cm had QIOXNII mx llifunz 1 1 lm cl hun Q x . old n 1 xou 1 u spmtx .mc lmxtin 1 mlm x .ii N im 1.11 N du J U NPV Xfllll LOUIQ xx iiuiu ui Go bank to xoui homi .md pew J Q Lixe fmiong thgm toil Among them, Clefmsg thu saith fiom ill th it haimx it I0 N ' ' ' j Hthz. Sk'l - in all the vrzift ol' tri ', . l,0'u'm'fl in all lhv lf:-V0 ol' len. ln all j tl 1' l .' - l ' ies. ln all ' lj ' 'ts 1 l 'lol'.'. 'l h' '1 put you to this trial. Put t ki ' zmcl 1mi'ox'v j ' ' life: No ' 'vi' thc prize of lor! j . . L, . , , 112 jf -' SENII S: . ff' fp , ,X X332 I I Q k A K , ' K , r A , ' f I NL! i..,..T- -.1. L i-1 ' I CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TRFASURER HISTORIAN HlltOh Wlck FOIQHSIC Club P1es1dent 3 4 H1 Y Presldent 4 Debate 2 ass Plav 3 4 Sons of L Un1xe1se 4 H1sto1v Club 2 3 4 Y 2 4 MIITOI Sta Class Secretarv 3 Lotus Club 2 CIVICS Club Here s hopmg the future xull glve Due 16KV2.lCl to ou1 ch1ef executlve Joe Sutor Debate 2 3 4 Class Pres1dent 3 Class Vue Plesldent 1 2 4 H1s tvClub234H1Y23 e P1es1dent 4 Folcnslc Club V1ce P1es1dent 2 3 4 MIFIOI S a f 4 Sons of the Umverse 4 CIVICS Club 1 Igfmter of a ve1bal flame A w01thv son of p1a1se not blame Betty Stoner Class Plav 3 4 FOXSHSIC Club 1 2 3 4 Debate 4 Class Secretary 1 4 HlSt01V Club 2 3 4 O er etta 1 Glee Club 1 Ass1stant Ed1t01lI1 Chlef of the 1938 M11 101 Fl H1Y 2 4 CIVICS Clu 1 Chalmmg' 1ndustr10us always tlue Frlends manv competltols few Henry Wlck Debate 2 3 4 M111or Staff 4 Class Plav 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Foren Club 2 4 o s of th Unlverse 4 CIVICS Club 1 Hs torv Club 2 3 4 Brllllant d1l1gent loval and true Sunshme or St01h1 he comes sm1l mg th1ou,qh Junlor Nunamaker E 1 01 ln chlef the 1 3 'VI111o1 Class HlStOllaH Y 3 4 Class Plav 4 Thls scholarly lad loves to clown H1s poetrv w1ll vum IGHOWD Harry Baker Hnstorv Club 3 4 Just as the adage used to sax A smile will zo a long long way William Bandemer F A 3 4 Ciucs Clu His chemical experimenting' Doesnt requue any commenting Joseph Bandrofchezk xsorx Club 3 4 H Y 2 Civics Club 1 A frlendlv chap though rather small Whose dCC01dlOI'l plavmg' pleases all Rhoda Bashloum B nd 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Gl 1. Club1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 History Club Z 3 4 Civics Club 1 With her eager smiling face She ums admirers every place Margaret Beranek Histoiv Club 2 3 4 Glee Club Civics Club 1 Science Club 1 We hope shell have a happy life Fvei free from care and strife Mary Beranek Histoix Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Civics Club 1 Science Club 1 Marv and Margaret are twins you see Where one IS the other will be Anna Mae Brier Glee Club 2 3 History Club 2 3 Minor Qtaff 4 Home Ec Club 1 She s so quiet shv and neat Indeed she s verv hand to beat Mabel Burke Glee Club 1 2 Mixed Cholus HlQt0TV Club 2 3 4 Nerv agreeable IS our Mabel Alwavs leadv willing and able Norma Cham Glee Club 1 2 3 4 History Club 2 3 4 Tri H1Y 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Dillgent conscientious lass Report Laid time You re suie to n'1sS. Ruth Charlesworth Cheer Leader 2 3' Glee Club 2 3 4' Mirror Staff 4' Operetta 3' His- 'y Club 2 3 . Charlie has an elfish way For clever pranks she likes to play. RR 85 an 'mfg divx 'gr 41? T' wg- Rn: 30 I9 'G Frank Cralg Y Z 3 4 MIITOF btafi' 4 IS torv Club 2 3 4 Lotus Club 1 2 3 Although hes a comedlan at heart, Hes qulte a g'en1us ln art Margaret Dezambo Class Plav 3 Operetta 3 Glee Clulm MITYOT Staff 4 H1sto1y Club 2 4 Speclal Cho1us 4 Home Ec Club He1 wmmnpg sm1le and dancmg feet Cause many young hearts to faste1 beat John Dlllon C1v1cs Club 1 H1s d1spos1t1on IS affable He thmks wo1k not laughable Donald Espey Y 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 ll 1or Staff 4 HlStO1V Club 2 Lotus Club 2 Qons of the Un1ve1se 4 Don excels 1n sclence He lS worthy of lellance Betty Felgar Class Plav 4 HISLOIV Club 4 C1v1cs Club 1 Glee Club 4 SCIENCE Club 2 Home Ec Club 4 To vou she ll be a fr1end slncele Her lovaltv vou need not fea1 Ruth Fowler C ss Plav 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Band 4 Orchestra 4 Hlstolv Club 2 3 4 Speclal Chorus 2 3 4 Lotus Club 2 3 FOFQHSICS 1 4 Opexetta 4 Ruth has logfulsh laughlng eyes Prefers to be merry rather than WISC wllllam Geyer CIVICS Club 1 He d never tell lt for hes not bold He l1kes to play the plano vue re told Margaret Gratzmger Glee Club 1 2 3 4 H1sto1y Club 4 Band 3 4 Olchestra 2 3 Gnls Qualtette 2 3 4 Forenslcs Ope1etta 3 He1 k1nd IS hard to fmd Shes very muslcallv mclmed Joseph Grlbble Basketball 1 CIVICS Club 1 Joes a chap whos always clownmg And vou seldom see h1n1 fl0VlYllI1g Betty Hough Cass Plav 3 4 Trl H1Y 2 3 FOTCHSICS 1 2 3 4 H1St0Ty Club 4 Class Treasure1 1 M1rro1 Sta? Bettvs a queen as a sandwl ll maker We re told some day a Kmg w1ll take her 20 Harry Hunter Ihd not complete the cou1 1 Betty Kalp Glee Club 1 2 4 Hnstou Club 7 -1 SCICHCC Club 1 Z CIXICS Club Qhe s 90 QUIE' Xou d th1nk he1 aaleep But lt s Qald Qtlll waters lun deep Margaret Krempasky Glee Club 3 4 HlSt0lY Club 2 Home Ec Club 4 CIXICS Club 1 QCIQHCQ Llub 1 Pardon ou1 askmf, Uwe IL ually not IlIll0l XX lm thc vs hmpermp, l11NqtLllOl19 mood John Laptosky ackl Z 4 Va x ub Baaketball 'Z 4 HlSt0lV Club 2 3 CIOQQ Countlw 4 llllIQCl1l31 of llmbi fall to fa On the 'mack he dliCOV9lS hlS place Edna Love qnec1alChoruQ 2 3 4 T11 H1Y Z 4 Hex box tc1ou1: la.1Ql1 and 111av1v1f1 1ollV keep us fa1 flom melancholy Wade Love CIVICS Club 1 Hwtorv Club Z 3 Wade s a somewhat baahtul ov In falmlng he fmds h1s lov June Lowstetter Class Play 3 Dramatus Z 4 Glu. ub 3 1 ub Lotua Club 2 CIVICS Club 1 She wont mon up MNS Petu Pan When 1111 ch1ef: afoot Shes ln the N In Edlth Mangan HISIOIV Club 2 'S 4 Home Ec Club xvltll ,1 mannel tlanqull and IQSLIXQCI W hd.t0XQl h1ppenQ hes nuer pu tu1bed Flora Mausi 1H1Y 9 llfll10l Sta sou Club Z 3 4 Cmcs Club She llltes lun and has hu Shut Shes nexe1 been known to hun ca1e Wllllam McBeth Clxlcs Cu 1 DL 11 H1 whole hea1ted 111111 lI'l1DllLN 'lhat he 1 fY'lLIlLllN md wwe JN an Gif- 7,-1 if if-m X 'bf phi- Qu- 5- Ol 1' 4 21 li 'Q' X-Q P 1 436- Betty Mledel H1Y 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 ton Club fl 4 C1v1cS Club 1 A maultn gentle sweet and cov Who thmks lnfe a aerxoua toy Jane Muller HlSt0lV Club 4 Glee Club 4 Lotus Club 2 Clvlcs Club 1 Home Fc Club She can make good thmgs to cat To taste her cakca li lcallv a treat Warren Morgan Bakkttball 4 Football 2 Clvlcw Club Slltnce IS golden It IS Saul G ululltv sometlmes IS chosen lnstead Jean Ollnger Hlwtolv Club 4 Glee Club 4 Homt Ec Club '3 Lotus Club 2 We llke her and Vou would too If vou could know he1 as we do Stanley Opalmskx Class Plav 4 Sons of the UHIVETSG 4 H1 tolv Club 3 4 H1Y 4 Track 1 Thls chaps chfferences of opmxon Set both teachels and s t u d e n l 2'1lIlI1lH June Ottenberg T 1H1Y 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 MIIFOI Staff 4 June lxkea paltxes and dancmg Hu hobbxc-Q are bova and romancms Donald Parry CIXICS Club 1 Llkes to wolk wlth tools they Qav B11 ht lad he changes work to play Donald Paul Hxs qulet unassumlng vwavs Will b11n,q l'lll'l1 frlendn for all hm davm John Pmskey F A A tudent of Vocatlonal Ag And IH hm labor he doesn t la: Frances Pool lHl Y 2 3 G e lub 2 Lotua Club 1 CIVICS Club 1 Mlxul Choxua 2 Operetta 3, Hlstorx Club Alvuavs Qnnllngr, alvsavs gav, Smeadmg: Qunshme along hm wav 22 Stephen Popovec Football 1 2 3 4 Basketballl Z Tr ckl Z 3 -1 Yalslty 3 4 Hnstory C b 4 Cn Club 1 Slgnals 3 4 8 9 Come on gang h1t that lme Harry Reed Hlstorv Club 2 3 4 Lotus Clu 3 Track 1 Clvlcs Club 1 Wxth hls han that waxes and cu1 Hes the ldol of the gxrls George Santmyer HlSt0TV Club 2 3 4 Lancs Club 1 Possesses the ,qlft of provokmg., mnth Wlthout such folks what n mlncau earth Ella Marne Schmuclx ass Plav 3 4 T11H1Y Z Mlrror Staff 4 HlQtO1V Club 2 4 Home Ec Club 3 4 Lotus Club 2 Fomenslcs Club 2 How oft hath she ln ealnest toll Consumed the mldmght o1l James Shotts Football MRUBRSI 3 4 Hlstmv Club sxtv Club 4 The managel of everx port Pootsy IS a llkable solt Jean Shotts Civics Club 1 Hlstory Club Z -1 Sclence Club 1 A connolsseur of novels 18 Jran bhe s read about all she 2 Lvu sun Jean Smouse Home Ec Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Hlstorv Club 4 Lotus Club 2 QCICHCC Club 1 Verv quletlv Jean wlll xsolk She has never been known to shnk Dale Snyder Y 3 4 Mlrror Staff 4 In selllng' he alwavs does hls pal For hlm salesmanshlp ms an alt Wllllam Soforlc Track 1 Varslty Club 3 4 HlbtOlb Club 3 4 Although he hasnt much to ay Well mxss hlm when he goes away D0lIllld Springer Glee Club 4 Bellexes m 1ust1ce wlth all hls nught He speaks and stands fo1 the rlght 1 J 3, 43 a , ', , 3 x Club 1, 2, , 3 '. ,lu 3, 5 'lcs - . - . 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Q v 1 ' ' .L ',' . 1 Q x - i l 7 ll Q6 Q63 George Stairs HlNt0lV Club 2 3 4 Clvlce Club 1 Track 1 Baiketball 1 Short of etatule active and :av The best comee ln Qmall packagee thev sav Stephen Stana Y 4 mtoxv Club 1 ClVlCQ Club 1 A mactlcal 1oker a loxer of fun Hell have Succeqs when Qchool dav ale done James Stauffer Football 3 4 Baeketball 2 4 M111o1 Sta 4 Tlac 2 Cnxce Club 1 Hen Q to ou1 capable Jlm One 1uQt cant help lnkmg H11 Floyd Shltenpole Band 3 4 Olcheatla 2 4 L Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 H1 Y Hue 0D813tlC volce TISIIIQ' ln gong Wafts sweet melodles and 1ovs plo long Paul Tobleto CIVICS Club 1 Hlstorv Club Z 5 Track 1 Baeketball 1 Hed lathex be Qeen than be heand Actlone speak loudu than wolde Helen Ward Hlstorv Club 4 Heles a ,frlrl vou d lxke to meet Romant1c'7 She tan t be beat Gilbert Welsel 'stolv Club 2 .3 4 B nd J C1v1cs Club 1 Tall dark handsome a lover of fun Llkes to tell 1okeS and beat the dxum Mildred Wesche ass Plav 9 4 T11H1Y 2 MIIIOI' Staff 4 HlSt0lV Club 2 4 Glee Club 3 Home Ee Club 1 Z Mllll0S ladlant pelsonallty Sets hel apalt whe1e er she mav be Indlcates students who have not com nletcd then course 24 1 lWlE'lWllOlRllAlVll JOHN ZUBIC CLARK GADD NELLIE MEESE JAMES McELROY And the QXLIIIIIL, sun ClLNL6IlCl1I11. get the clouds on fue xx 1th ledness Lumed the bl0ifl skx llke a D1 une leit upon the luel xx 1te1 L mg. tl k 1 t ul ol splnn Down whose st1e 1m 1s down 1 IIXLI S uln d 1IltO the f1LlX sunset ul mto the llllllllk x xp s Suled mto the dusk ol uemng, To the lL2.,1OIl ot the home umd Ol hm NOltl'1XX est 'NK md keen uclm Fo the Isl mds of thl blessed To the lxmgdom ot Pouemdh To the lmd ot tha Hele lttel' Ac xptul ll0m Hlux 1 h 79 l 1 l ' 4' , . l 1 l i 1 u 5 l l l U x ' x ' f A' xl' f ' r , K , . 1 . 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' ' - sz A ' 3 ' , l . . 1 1 ' J' x I ' l 1 1 ' 2 ' Xa ' l lz ' 'z 'at 21 CLASS WILL On thls tuentx sexenth d xx of Max lll tht xeu of our Lold one thousand nxne hundled thntx elgrht the Qenlor Class of Past Huntmgrdon Hlgh School here bv makes and declares thls to be our last mll dl d testamtnt To the facultv ue bequeath oul ,qlatnude fom then excellent gruldance to the JUHIOIH vse mll our dlgmtv our chapel stats and all oul QD9Cldl DllVllQ29S as Senlors to the undelelasses we teaxfullv leau our school to love and to cherlsh Havmg thus dlsposed of om 10lDt estate ue CllWlKlL oux mdlvldual possesslons as follows Hllton Vtlck lclmqulshes hls D1QQlllL!'ltlcll D051tl0D to anx ont capable of lt Wllllam Bandemel time hxs uncompleted Cl'l0DllNtlX expcllments to Curtxs Qoles a wen able DDXQICQ student Joe Band1ofChe7k bestows hls touellng., statule upon Fd Petlo Rhoda B3.'wl'll0Ul11 Malgaut Gratlmgtl Ruth Cl'ldlllSVKOltl'l and Ruth Fovwlu oux qualtet plesent then glft fom VKdll'JllIlf2', to Btttx Jmt Iutts Idrank Clalgrs l1L1D101OLlS qualltles uc to be ,Gwen to hls lJ1OtllLl Bob The Beranek twlns slmllnltv IS passed on to tht Oxltskv tvnms Cllbert Welsel hands hls lauul for txtcllcnce ln I.Z'l0lDLtlV to Gllhelt qhllth Hemv Wltks debatlng, abllltv gots to lldlllx Stoner thutbv zemalnmg ln the famlly Bunker Anna Mae Bllcr guves hem dark han to Ma11o11e Dull John Sheaffel IS to be the reclplent of Floxd Stlltenpoles vocal talent Toe Sutol s appreclatlon of Poes pocm The Bells becomes the DOSSGSQIOH of the Jun1o1 Class Wade Loxe naw hls backu udness to Bob Wlartmo-kx Joe THXl01 IK Jlm Shotts sueces Ol as managel of spo1tQ Donald Palrx leluctantlx relmqulshts hxs permanent wave to Donald Mlller Bettv Stonel turns oxer he1 a1t of pubhc speakxng to Roberta Wllllams Donald Espex s knowledge of the scxtnces 1s wllled to Nelson Stants H urs Reed s cu1lv lock alt to be come the mherxtanec of Pd Pxtlak Jane btonel naps the btntflts of l'lla Mane Schmutk s talent as an actress The noetlcal 3Cl1lQX6l116l'ltN of Junxox lxunamaker alt Llaclouslv presented to Ben Mvslevsskl Mlldred Vt uthe donates hu characte1 poltlavmls as a paltlng trlbute Doxothx bcott Helen Wald s dttl3.Ct1Oll for tht oppultc su. got to Loulst Pdgc Paul loblttos boxstemous manner 15 passtd on to Vhndzll Hough Bill Tholn lk to posse s Flora Mxu ts modutx In WITNESS whereof vst haw htreunto set ou1 hands and seals fmgnedl The Cla'-s of Nlnetten Hundrtd Thntx Eight Vhtnesses Ilovd IL Dux 513110119 I oolt ' b -1-K v 1.1 ' .1 ' . uv 2 . . , . . 1- Y L I N T .1 - V. v ,Z 1 1 I 1 I 1 lv I J I uf v VI I I 4 1: - 1 I1 1. I . . , . . ., . . ' ' . ' v S ' . . v A .' L. 'T 1 ', ' ' 'I' V -'. I . . . ' 1 , . H If , ' 'I .' ' ' ' 1 ' . L. ' , - . , 'A' ,. , .V ' . - .la , . v 1 -, . . . ' . ' . V. t ' , Y 2 , 2' . , , , I . ,. ' v . ' J ' I ' f', . 1 -. ' . Jia, 1 ' r ' ' . 1.1 4' -. V L' , ., , . , . . , ' ' ' I I 1 Donald Sn1'in1:er's unused razor blades are fondly bequeathed to William , .' , ' A . . ' . .' .' . . ' . ' ' y ' V ,v . I ' - 7 I u vv V ' v - I - I A47 4 AS 1 1 1 s J f' g '- 1 I ' . .. 1 ' 1 - 1 sf 1 1 ' A- I . A . .' Li' . Vi- . 54 K-- ' . ' , L. ' . V . - . . , ,1 - ' A- - xx' n Y In ' ' 5 1' ' ' - j. .' .' ' to I . , ' ' ' 1:49 ' - z S '.' '. vI A484 v J Y 1 1 71 1 E' 1 1 K' 1 I l L' ,II , C I ' ' ' I ' '- Il . 1 . . 'A 1 , . z 's. -' -' JI , 26 CLASS HISTORY fAft4r Iongffellov. Q Hlavmtha J Should xou aek n1e vfhence these tor1eQ Whence theee le-,qende and tladltlonq Whence thu mtollectxxe 1ou1nex Into the realma of uatudavl I should mswu' I Should tell xou From the Y9'1lq wlth Almx Matm F1om dau at old East Huntmgrdon The aoulce of mx 1exelat1onx l1Ol1l a papoosq to a freehman G ovuny, 1 nm tle t 1111 1 11111111 1 We tu1ned from the paths of chlldhood In search of an educat1on Installed 1n our tr1be oFE1c1alN To H120 Us to h1gh 3Cl'1lQY0Y'llCI'ItS C1111 youths ln manv n1anlv spmtx Sought much zlo1v f01 the hugh school Hoplng to record our b1averv In the pages of he1 hletolw lolth from Olll happy homeland Thele vent a nale halled l'Il2.lIl0ll To 1CNOUYlCl he1 NOICC IH I'Qlflll'lL And atta1n folenxlc laurels Then T1me p1oc1a1med a 1eQp1te Sent ue f10I'll ou1 foQte1 mother No more to bm known ae f1eQhmtn But to heal the name of Qophomorex Then azam chufx VRCIC appomted Who Qhould luetlfx procedure-Q And adxlae ua suth thell XVlSCl0l1l Once H1016 ou1 reade1 gamed meat fame nd four b1aves well Qklllad 1n speaklng Pmccedcd to exploit thelr art Vle lOlY1QCl XZTIOIIS NYOltl'lNNl'lllL clubx D1 plaxed meat courage on thc ,Qfllilll0ll And sought to muntaln old lfltdlw F1e long' ou1 1un1o1 xea1 dllllld And paased llch IH nux att nnmcnt G1e1teQt of them all OU1 Clase plax Ent1tled The T1n Hero That 1QX63.lLfl und1eamed of talent -Xml 6CllDSQd our f01Ill6I' tuumphi 'V' adcn 'our S Q t s1np,'e Immed a quntet to lmusr llx Bettw Lou the ope1etta That 1QC6lYQIl Quch acclamat1on VS hom the zoda xuth IIIUNIC glfted But the moon of leavu 1111x1nf.: Wlth the nuftness of the ltd dur Heralded the eummel S commg: And anothe1 br1ef vacatlon Soon the end we Qaw app1oac'h1n1,r Of ou1 hannv YCRIS of hlgh xchool Nou as senlora xes as sqnxol Dl,fl'I'llflCCl eophletlcated Axram we p'11t1c1pated In act1x1t1eQ of all kmda Before savlng' a last ta1ewcll To our dear and foQte1 mothu 'Io he1 that we loxe so vsell Acknowledglngr ou1 depa1tu11 VK 1th downcast healti wet L826! mmdx To pondu O9l 1C.l'll8l'llbl3Ylf.6,N VS hlle IOUYUGWIHR' from our homeland F1on1 lefufre of Alma Matu JllY'll01 Nun 1111 iku 58 I , ,Y 1. - , 1. , . 1 L L 11 - A B ' 'F v 4 x x v' ' v x 'L' 'x I 1 ' v ' 1 1 V -v 2' ' ' xl b'- B v ,, x u A . 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A111 ' A2 '1: 11' 1101 11- '111' As '- ' 1 11111' 1'2 11 1'l21C'11 0111- 111 ll 111111-1'1-111 11111- T1 I111111- 1'01' 1111- 111-yt, 111- '21'1. 111 11.111 111 1'11llll'. 11'1-'ll 1111111-1 111' 11 ' ' .'- 11111, 111-z11'1-ft 111111 111' H2151 1l11111111gg'1l1111 11 11. -31z11'1':11'1-1 C11 1:1-1' 'IZH THE LEGEND OF Tl-IE PINK CARNATION Long long ago eyen before the wlrrte man eyer drernred of o farr sr rountry as -Xmerrca there lryed rn th land of the Orrbways an Indran youth by the name of Braye One He wa so named because rt yy s hoped that he would some dav be as great 'r leader as hrs father But as the vears prssed swrftlv bv the people of the trrbe began to fear th it the lad s name was not wrselv clrosen For unlrke the other youths of hrs trrb Braye One drd not lrke to hrnt or fr h Vtorse strll the beatrng of war drums anl the rngrng of arrows that ped swrftlv to brrng death touched no responsrye chord rn hrs berng for Braye One was gentle and peace loyrnr., Hrs wa the soul of thc dreamer and the rdealr t He loved the harnrle wrld creatures of the forest and shrank from harmrng them He loved to srt and watch the brrds fly over the hrll or lrsten to the babble of the brook but best of all he loved to gaze at the nroon For Braye One was certarn that he saw rn the brrght face of the moon a lover: marden who seemed to speak to hrm If only he could understrnd her message' Meanwhrle Brave Ones father grew old and feeble and the youth realrzrn at last hrs father s keen drsapporntment rn hrnr deerded to proye hrnrself worthv 'KO become the chref of the trrbe so that the old nran nrrght dre happv He would make the old ehref proud of hrm even yet To prove hrs nrettle he yyould go alone mtg the forest and spend manv days there When the people heard of Braye Ones plan they sard that thrs was not enough He must brrng back as evrdence of hrs skrll as a hunter a great roebuelt of the red deer' wrth antlers 90 although the thought of what he was about 13 undertake was not pleasant to the lad ne re orutery set out equrppeu wrth OIIIV hrs bow and arrow He traveled far rnto the forest but hrs search was rn varrr Weary and lonelv he struggled desperately agarnst drscouragement but at nrgnt the moon and the stars comforted hrnr At trmes he thought the lovely moon mrrden was really watchrng oyer hrnr But then soon hrs courage yvaned and hrs heart frlled wrth mrsgryrng My people yvrll urelv forsake me he thought f I farl that yvhrch I attempt to accomplrsh And mv father wrll dre rn drsgrace Determrnedly then he pushed forward untrl he came at last to r wrde brook fed bv a deep clear sprrng Hrs heart was frlled wrth new courage at the the red deer rn great numbers But one more luekless dav was rlmost too mueh to be borne 'rnd at nrghtfall he threw hrmself doyvn on the cold hard ground rn desparr As he slept Braye One saw the lovelv moon marden descend through th sky Qhe was wrapped rn a beautrtul blue elork and wore a wreath of small prnk flowers rn her harr In hrs dream she came and stood bv hrnr Qhe spoke rn a low gentle vorce to tell hrm who she was and yyhv she had come These fragrant prnk blossoms whrch I wear around my head symbolrze my mrssron on earth she sard They represent ambrtron endurance and power Yor have shown your elf worthy of my help so I haye come to your ard Your rmbr tron long, dormant has at lrst been awakened Lrkewrse your endurance that hal never before been challenged If you cultrvate these vrrtues they wrll brrng you great poyyer Then wrll you be even a greater chref than your father But y0.1 must have courage and farth rn yourself Promrse me that vou wrll ever str rve to deyelop to the utmost the talents that the Grver of Lrfe has bestowed upon you qav that you wrll always grye to the world the best that you have 'rnd you can belreye me when I say that the best wrll rlwavs come back to vou If you pr omrs I shall Lrye you one of my blos oms Braye One nr omrsed and when he awoke he found r delreate and fragrant wrld prnk growrng. besrde hrnr Drggrng carefully he remoyed rt from the place where rt grew and replanted rt rn a small leather po rch I shall keep rt always he sard for rt wrll ard me rn the rttrrnment ot that whreh I desrre and by rt y people yvrll be benefrted That day Braye One had uceess rn hrs huntrng Jovouslv then he turned hr steps homeward The long Journey mrght have seemed endless had hrs thoughts not been such pleasant ones but rn hrs rmagrnatron the nroon mfrrden walked besrde hrm and the trme pas ed qurekly Braye Ones return was loudlv aeelarnred by the other youths of the trrb and the old chref hrs proud heart farrlv burstrng for roy announced a great feast rn honor of hrs son Durrng the festrprtres Braye One showed the people the Wlltlllllkf 99 - E v ' V . 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INDIANS OF EAST I-IUNTINGDON TOWNSHIP The frrst known Indrans rn thrs vrcrnrtv were the Mound Builders who came shortlv after the rec 'rge No evrdence of lrfe before thrs era has been preserved wrth the possible exceptron of a few Folsom points which have been found imbedded rn the bones of pre rce age animals The great rce sheets entrrelv destroyed all othfr evidence of lrfe which mav have existed before that trme The Mound Burlder came from the West and proof of the fact that they came after the rce age rs that the mounds which thev constructed are strll intact These Indrans were rrver dwellers and possrblv water worshrpers who lrved on hrgh pornts overlooking the Allegheny Monongahela and other rrvers rn thrs drstrrct Thev were a refined tvpe of Indran and large rn srze some of then mer being' grants seven or erght feet rn herght Culture was preeminent among them They had highly polrshed bowls spoons peace pipes and other utensils made from copper and were the only North American Indrans to ever use thrs metal for therr Implements It was highly tempered and examples which have retarned therr temper are strll rn existence today Where the Indrans got then copper or how thev tempered rt ls unknown Because thev burlt mounds rn which to burv therr dead these Indrans re cerved the name of Mound Burlders Then mounds varled rn srze but were perfect rn shape being rn the form of a semr circle Most of them were erected near a river' and were composed of sand vshrch was carried bv hand from the rrver beds Wrth few exceptions thev were burlt rn a charn like svstem running rn a strargh lrne north and south However a few have been found burlt awax from anv rrve We believe that we have discovered such a mound rn our townshrp An rnvestrgatron has been started to determine whether rt rs a mound and rt will be excavated II found to be one The largest example of thrs unusual type of burral place burlt bv these aborrgrnes rs at Moundsvrlle West Vlrgrnra It has been excavated and manv relics have been drscovered The dead rn thrs mound were buried rn a arrows and manv other obJects to use when thev reached the haDDV huntrng grounds All the craftwork of these Indrans was verv decorative and proves then skrll and refrnement rn then various crafts After a short stav rn thrs vrcrnrtv for some unknown reason the Mound Builders entrrelv disappeared Where thev went or why rs not defrnrtely known but rt rs probable that they nray have gone south as far as Mexrco Wrth the passrng of the Mound Burlders and the refined era came the Allegewr who were verv crude Thev were a rough and a hardv tvne and stayed but a short trme along the Alleghenv Rrver Soon the Allegewr moved eastward and rntermarrred with the Algonqurns These two tribes which merged and became one traveled back and forth through our townshrp It was at thrs trme that the Nema colrn Trarl later known as Braddock s Road was burlt All eastward and westward transportation followed thrs trall which borders the northern lrne of the present townshrp The next trrbe of Indrans to move rnto our townshrp was the Delawares whose tav was the longest of all the redmen and about whom we have the most rnformatron Thev were also known as the Lennr Lenape and were the only Indrans to keen a vrrrtten history of then trrbe In thrs hrstorv known as the Walum Olum ther clarmed to be the frrst Indrans on earth Accordrnglv they chose as therr svmbol the turtle which thev belreved to be the frrst anrmal created However' then clarm to thrs drstrnctron rs somewhat doubtful In the meantrme whrle the Delawares were settling., rn thrs part of the country the Iroauors of New York state were conquerrng the Algonqurns rn the Fast After subdurng them tney moved to thrs drstrrct to war on the Delawares IAt thrs trme the Indrans from the North were known as the Frve Natronsj The Delawares cared lrttle for frghtrng and were QHSIIV conquered bv the Iroquois who rn derrsron called them squaw men but who later took therr captives rnto therr councrl as the srxth nation of Indrans However the Delawares continued to lrvc rn thrs sectron At thrs trme the whole southeastern part of our townshrp was 'r swamp formrn a grant half crescent the horn of whrch pornted north For thrs 30 .' ' I ' c . I l I I If ' . A , . ' . . 1 . . ' . ' . . -' - ' K . ' K. K ' K , . L Y I I K I K -1 o In I I .I I I I I I I I I I n I 1 I c . . ' I . 1 2 . I . . K K . K K K . I I In 1 , n L? I I A , I K . . K. K . ' . I v - I I . ' . 'I I I I. I I Y I - .KK . K . K. K . . , I . ' . . ' , . .I I . 'K . I I . . ', j ' A ' r'. K KK K . . K . . .. Q L L I V standing position, surrounded with beadwork, potterv, copper utensils, bows and .K K . . K . . V S ' I ' ' , u . ' , rr I . s -K v . l I w K v - u . . - ' K . K I I F, . . . K ' . , K ' K .y . I . , I . I Y - I. . . I. ' I ' I . K. . K . K . K, S , KY . . . K K K Y . K . y . ' K K . . Q I I K K 1 r . :K u I 1 u V I I ' 1 . ' . I I I. If 'I ' . . . K. . u ry I - ,' - - - I I. . I . I. I ' ' - I l . 4 - - reason xerv few relrcs are found rn thrs sectron of the townshrp Further north was another swamp the northern edge of whrch rs the present Popovec farm It was here that the Delawares establr hed then camp whrth may possrbly have grown mto an Indran town Many relrcs of all krnds have been found on thrs land Qome of these are spearheads spears arrowheads shred fpotteryl beads tomahawks and almost any concervable lndran mrprovement There are even marks of an old ground fortrfrcatron showrng early habrtatron probably by the Mound Burlders Also located here rs a stone whrch resembles the Indran standmg stone as found rn Hun rngdon County Accordrng to legends passed down from famrly to famlly who have lrved on the Popowec farm thrs stone rs newer to be moved Another legend tells of an old Delaware Indran chref who lrved at thrs camp srte He had spent hrs early south rn thrs drstrrct but when a young brave had moved to more abundant regrons Upon becomrng aged he returned to the srte of hrs bog hood to spend hrs last days He burlt hrmself '1 huntrng cabrn and befrrended settlers who passed through thrs sectron Braddock gave hrm the name of Captarn Jacob The Warrenty Surveys axarlable rn Harrrsburg locate Captarn Jacob s cabrn as berng on the Popovec farm near a flowrng sprrng The Delawares rn burldrng therr camp located therr huts near the edge of the swamp As they could thus be attacked only from the north the swamp afforded them a comenrent retreat rn such an event However the swamp acted as a dea h trap for much drsease was harbored rn the low regrons The huts of the Delawares resembled somewhat a coal house oi today They were bullt rn a rectangular shape of trmber and bark The roof whrch was made of sods and skms had a small hole at the center for the emrssron of smoke Phe floor was thxckly carpeted wrth furs and was very comfortable In the center of each hut was a fue Although the Indrans prmcrpal source of food supply was the forest and rrvers they also made many trrps to the seashore for frsh and other marrne foods One lndlan could carry back about Irtty pounds 01 clrred frsh on the long Journev from the Atlantrc coast All of the eashells found around here were brought by the redmen durrng these food gettrng expedrtrons The Indrans menu consrsted was erther brorled over an outsrde fue or jerked tsmokel Therr jerked venrson was very delrcrous besrdes berng lrght and easy to carry In case of a scarclty of food these early resrdents of our townshrp always kept a supply of nuts on hand F01 thelr corn bread they used fat borled from nuts or bear fat To borl water they had a large hollow rock frlled wrth water mto whrch they dropped heated rocks For amusement the Indrans had numerous games a majorrtg of whrch were for rmprovrng the physrcal condrtron of the body Many of therr games such as lacrosse are strll played today They also had runnlng contests wrestling and the lrke but probably therr favorrte amusement was gamblrng For thrs they used drsh shaped stone known as the gamblrng stone The one who rolled hrs stone nearest to or mto a hole rn the ground won the pot They would gamble for anythrng from arrowheads to the rrght to scalp the next vrctrm Much of the Indrans trme was spent rn thrs amusement The Delaware Indrans had four types of arrowheads They were the spear for krllmg large anrmals the common huntmg pornt whrch they usually retrreved the war pornt whrch remarned rn the body and the trny brrd pornt for the small game Just as some of our people are skrlled rn certarn lrnes so were the Indrans Thus one redskrn possrbly a squaw or a weak brave usually made all the arrow heads for the trrbe These were made from flrnt by a spallmg process Then bows were made of hrckory taken from hrckory trees whrch had been struck by lrghtnrng and splrt rnto long narrow strrps whrch could easrlv be shaped After berng cut such a strrp of hrckory was placed rn a hollow tree to season Wrthrn a few months a brave would get the bow and scrape rt to the correct srze Manrtou was the Indrans God They bellexed he was the Supreme Ruler of the unrverse and had manx sprrrt NV0lk1Y'lg' for hrm The fear of a Supreme Berng was rmpressed upon the chrldren at a very early age In the Delaware brg house an Indran of the tube would wear .1 mask and rmper onate therr God He would dance for the chrldren to cause them to respect and fear Manrtou The office gt the rmpersonator was rnherrted and no one rn the trrbe except the dancer hrmself knew who held rt Contrnued on page 'lo ?1 I II .S . I L I . I K II. ' I :I I I .ZI .. . , I I . .I I 1 1 ' ' ' Q-- v ' , 's ,V ls ' ' , I .I I II . . . I. I I I I I I I L IM. '. II. I . , . . ' . , : , r ' ' 1 ' r I . I . I , ... I . . I . I I I I I . . I .l , . . I ' I ' U . . ' r ' l . I . . . . , . largely of meat, the only part of which they cooked in water was the fat. The rest - ' L . I ' . ' y . . I I . I. I . I I V ' . . I 7 'V 1 ' v '. 1 l A . , a , v , I . . I K ' . I I . II .H . I . . . . ' . , . I . 1 I 1 y I ' a p : I u ' a 1 . . : ' V . u 3 4 . in u 1 ' I , . in ' V ' 1 - , , I I . I . ' . I I I ' . I ' V ' 'A ' v M . - . . I I I I I . I I . I . I . ' ., ' . 'I 1 ' '. v - ' ' ' . - . 9 - f ' ' - 1' I ' - 1 - - 1 2 - - - - As unto tho bow the cold ls Qo unto tho man 18 xx om an lhough sho bonds hlm sho obexs hlm Though shy dm ms hxm ut sho tollous Usehss Q uh uxthout the othem 7 As , X I X , , , . ., r ,1 7 4 R j - c V , . . ' ,- v A L , V , -. 1 , -. v1 ' v, - -X ' V. . 1 . ,t . . v uv 1 a . . r.. 1. ' -Y 'Q -- 'W A 'ai' '- JUNK RS - N X X b X Q , L' f , if ' ' ,f E ' Q 'Q P a 'V , ,1 Xl ., ,1 - 3 R , , V, 'T L V X 1' X . J X 2 A X , X 1 N 'V If N- lfx ' N f f ' s ff , ff .I ' K I ,,-,,-,,.-. Q ...-..-- 1? .L......1. Readmg from left to right Front row Mrs Dell Sara Mardls Thelma AHllLYSllIl Brtty Jmn Iretts Sun Mxrtirmt Shcrrwk Dorothy Broush Helen Kacsmnrlk Roberta Wllll2iYY1N Frances 'ikoxna Second row Helen Grlgor Dorothy Bodenhumer Ilonnce Hxxson Anna Catalina Murul Jones Jann Iamlnm. Mary Frlcano Bmtty Sxlsley Margonn Imasure Wllma Bodenhumlr Third row lk -4 Esther Peterson Dorothy Hahn Betty Cable Mary I-llen Snyder Helen Carolmn Mlldred Taylor Helen Tomechko Betty Anne Mlller Dorothy Scott Betty Fretts Jane Stoner Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurel Class Sponsors Class Colors Class Flowel Motto UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bc 1 naxd Myslewskx John Sheaffel Sara Mal gal et Shen lck Robelt Plpel MIS Dell M1 Blue Wolk ?4 Tomechk1 and Gold Red Rosh and nm Y I - I I . H k F N . ' . .. , - l E i -- . -. . ' 1 ' ' .1 ' z 'z - - .', - f , ' S, ' K ' ' . 7 1 A 1 4 I l 'l 1 1 I 441 ' 4 V. , , 5. ' . , A, A. , . . U I I 1 1 1 E 1 Y - , . , 1 - - , . . . . . ,. . . . ,. , . . - . I , . . .... ..,.. . , . . , . ' ' , ,.,,A WAV Readmg from left to rngh! Front row Mr Tomechko Raymond Santmyer I but lun: Carmlchael Wllllam Brinker Second row lfuyzene lhanmr R W Brmxnlm. Wmndell Hough Cuxtls Sole-. N1.alOxerly Wlllmm Mcntztr Nlarun Uttenbup. l'u1,znm lxrr Jamu- Hahn Guy Wmntslcr Mnrlm Sherhoncly Rnhrrt Maltxnuslxy Third row Walter Hales Iuuls Pruoskv Guy Rostnstule M1'ton lluz Edgar Hodge Guvrgz. Struklcr Paul Quest Robert Klntlgh Harold B-'msn Ceorgc Cratllnger Daud Fo! Gllbert bmxth Domer Mlllcr Bac row Bernxrd Mysluwskn John Sheafhr Wxlllam lwluarcl Petro ken Funk Nnk Dokmonl h Harm ln Shan lf du xrd lupouch James Shcrrnk l h xrle -1 linwm ln JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1932 a fughtened grloup of seventh gladels enteled the East Huntmgdon Hlgh School fol what seemed to be SIX long veals But the tlme passed hx so 1dDlCllV that befole anvone 163llZQd lt thev had entered upon thelr fleshman xeal and had begun to make a name fo1 themselves Then buf achlewement as fxeshmen was deteatlng the semoxs and xunnmg' the mtu class basketball Cl'l21l11plOTl shlp The class paltv held that spung was voted a gleat success Thelr sophomore veal blought them the basketball champlonshlp agam, and won fol the boys lecog Y1ltlOI'l fol the chapel D1Og'l3.lll m whlch thev paxtlclpated and whlch was C0I'lNlClCl'6d one of the best Thms xear both the boxs and the ,fzuls home rooms have mesented splendld cnapd DlOg'ldl11S -X lalge number of thc yunlors haxe been lecened Into the membelshlp of the xauous school clubs whele thev take an actlxe palt The outstandmg exent of thus xeal was the f1rst annual JUHIOI Semor Plom The whole class IS eagellx lookmg fOlXXa1il to gfladuatlon next N631 although 'Ill xull be Qouy to leaxe then alma matcl J ' ' . ,.x, , , i Q S ' ' lilff. 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A, - D Velx boastful was Iago , Nexer heald he an adx entule But hnnself had met a gleatex Nexel anv dc ed ol darmg But hlmself had done x boldel NQXQI am malxellous Nt0lW But hlmself could tell a Stl21Ilg'Cl VVould xou llsten to hls b0dSt1Il1,Z Would xou onlx glxe h1m LI9ilLllQl No one cx QI shot an AIXOVS Half so far and hlgh as he had Exel kllled so mam relndeel Ex 61 Mapped eo manv beaxer None could lun so fast as he could hone could due so deep as he could None could sxum so fax as he could None had made so manv loulneys hone had seen so mann VSOI1ClLlS As thxs xx ondelful Iagoo As thu maxxcllous Ntmy tc llcl all 1 .' ' o' v . 1 3 ' 1 ' ' J 2 'Q A1 4 1 l 1 L1 f 3 Ever caught so many fishes, 1 - -. . 1 -I A A1 V' Lv 1 1 K1 p 2 I- . - V , . , . v- , , . H 7 SOPHOMORIITS Reading from left to right Front row Miss Lemmon Doris Hlx-,on Sara Jane Prntts LaV1rne Kouaer MdrJor1e Dull Ceulm Sommufuld Garnet Hough Irnnr Exam Margaret Iupoxu Second row Betty Ansell Dolothy llrlnkgr Carnet Mann.-1 Margarrt Hodm Clldxs An-ell Ruth Crlmm Katherine Jean lone Samln Koos r Maxine Wedur Third row Itta. Phllllppi Iwrn DIIIOH Wilma lwmlar Anna Marie Stana Margznrrt Yurkuwsky lduhnn Klktu Maryorle Hahn Cmraldmr Millar Mmcrnn Tarr Ruth Schmuck Anna Cudru Fourth row Ko7ar Auclre5 Burkhart Jane John-.ton Dmlla Smith Culdu Cawandugh Dorothy Brahs SOPI-IOIVIORE CLASS OFFICERS Presldent John Krystymak V106 Pleeldent LIHIIOIIC Dull b0C19ta1V L.1Vune Koosel T10aSU1U' Shcldon Stonu Class Simon ois M1 Calnack BIISS Lemmon Clam Colols Laxendel and Gold Class Flowex Galdenla MONO Vlhcu them 12 .x vslll thue IS a way 38 ' , 'lf ' 5 , ' . --y . A , . ' ' y ,-.'. ,.'- V , . w 1 3, r- 1 Y l , -. 1 - , '- sl: , . ' ' ' . .1 ' ' ', M ' ' ' ' V . , . ' . . f . I 1. ' . ' v .' ' , Q , ' . ' , , ' . V. ' . , . 7 .' . Frances Matsey. Verna Kadja, Virginia Thumpsun, Dorothy Weaver, Charlotte Miller, Joscphinv A , , . , . L. ' , ' , , . . , ' . I w w 1 I . . . . . . . . . ' X ' ' . . , . Q . . .,.. . . A L . X - . , . . S' ' . .,,. . . . . , . . , , V ' f ' ' . , , . . . . . , A V I - ' , . , . . . . Y ' ' ' ' ' ' 'I X ' l , , . . . Readme from left to right Front low Mr Carnack Shtlslon Stonu J W liavsk John lxrystynlak Tell laJ'1k Don loncs Charles hold Second row U15 lhlur 1011.1 ueonxa Ln Mytr-. lillly lulorxlm John Kuhn Jm Ray Wllllam Tot Wllllam Connors Dean Lxkln luul Lott Third row Nesm Clausner Don Myer James Sherrxck Vlltty Polmsky Wxlllam Uuttcrmore Joe Taylor Merle Bowman Edxsald Sultnr Robert Thorn John Vu-ostko Back row Joe Poponch liuddxe Annlzr on Imerson lwpu Tom Ie1p..hty Wllllam l-lsher Lto Balcenl. Dan Cramer Tom ODonnell Lharlts Smxth Louis Riley Ira Kastncr SOPI-IOIVIORE CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1034 a ,frroup of bewlldered seventh gladels enteled the Ea t Huntmgdon H1,-Zh School to furthel then education W1th the ald of a fme gxoup 04' facultv membexs and a sxmpathetlc student bodw we spent the fnst two yeals an lealnme' the rules and legulatlons, and adjustlng oulselves to oul new envlronmen W1th the a1l1Val of our f1eshman yeax we had groxxn up enough to begln showung' an aCtlVe 1nte1 est ln school aifaus We elected as our class offlcers, Wllnla Fowlel John Klvstvmak M3ll0ll6 Dull, and LaVe1ne Kooser Oul sponsols wexe VIISS Tuckett and M1 Lou Partlclpatlon 1n vauous school 3CtlVltl6S affolded many of oul numbel the oppoltunltv to dlsplay and lmproxe then dlverse talents Johr Klvstvnlak and John Velostko xx e1e gwen places 1n the band, these two boys and LaVLrne Kooser became OlCh6Stld membus, MRIJOTIQ Dull and Wllma Foxxlu hal the IllSI',lVlCt10Il of bemg chosen for the spctml Lhorus whlle a numbel of oul class lomed the glee clubs and took palt 1n the opuetta Merle Bowman, Robext Thom, 'md Buddle Ande1son we1e admltted to the F F A Val Komenda, Plank Zlemlansk' and Hems WlSHl9XVSk1 won places on the Y3lSltX footfall team, whlle sexen othel boss ealntd membelshlp on the 1un1o1 xarsltv team Tom Lughtx Iftank Z1em1ansk. and Xal Komcnda l6Dl8S6l ltCd the class IH basketball and tmck Thls tear we haw. contmued to do ou1 palt IH contllbutlnz to thc success of the dlffelent actlxltles ot ou1 school The SODl'10l'1101e guls and Mlss Lemmon deselve the c1ed1t fo1 alouslng the enthuslasm xshlch led to the 0lf2,3TllLdtl0Il of the guls basketball teams 39 .il w , ,. ' . ,Y ' . '. , n ' ,. v . ,. ' .. . , , . . , , , . , . ,, . . . L0 -. G. -,.1g., .' lx. 4. .3 I . . ,, . hv ' ' , 's. . '. A ' '. , , . v . 5 , .A , A , .V . . , , . . .7 x ' ' .- ' 'f ' , 1 . 1 v ' v 'w s . U .K . 1 . I - . . . , . . A , A , . L ., ,.l.. . , ,. I ' ' ' ' . . ,.'. . ' . . . . . . , , -, . . , . ,. 1' , . A ' . v . ' , W. ' ' - 4 . . . - ., .v ' ' ' v -rl v ' y . ' , . . . ' . , . . 4 : ,. . , .. . v . , . . L -' ' - ' A ' .7 7 Y ' . -4 L v . V, , . . ' . A . ' . ly' ' -- ' l . 1 - '. ' n f llllud xx 1111 xox xx ms 'XIud1Qku.xx1Q When hc looked 011 H1 xxx athd Sxxx 111s xouth uw up bcfom 111m thg fun of H1 1xx 1 h To thg k1Il5.,dOYN of thc XxutXx111f ' long hun I bun xx utmg fm xou' Xfllllh ls loxalx 'Ulu 1N l011f,lx 3 Outh 18 fltlx agg 18 hostx 3 ou bllllg, 11 uk thg d xx deputed I H, , ,' ' , val. 1- 'W E, Ut 2 ' 'z ' ', In 1 'z '- ' 'a 'st 21. 'VVelcon1c!' said hc. 'Hiawath:1. - ' f ' 2 - I. . 2 '2 11 'z' ' ' KV' . V ' x ,'. c ' A .'. Av '.A vllrv 4 x 'Lx 'Q kv uv? Y v- , Y i v vu f z ' 1 at s 2 . , U n--'1 fX x SZ' -' IFIPUESHMIEN '- W I l , 71- Y XX ' X X 5-+ A X f' - xx A I X' , ,df if ff x xxx Y ,N X f gy , .. ' x, ' w X . ...-. .Ll-. i .l-... , Reading from left to right Front row Marv Ann bldl0NS'xy llomamq Rmulmr lhtty Solu Althmd lully Dorothy lrlttx Betty Mlllmr Dorothy Hull Barbara Poole Thelma Stlltenpole Bernadlnt Bc-1.,on1a Velma lfulmer June Howard Iola Cramer Wmona Mdlsldgzla. Gladys Hrlbal Faye Qutnr Second row Martha Swisher lfmma Catherine Luyehty Frances Felgar Irene Keller Jane May Nelhe KIFIL Dalsy Glbbone Hilda Prntts Vlfglhld Montgomery Sara Catherme Hough Havel Scott Helen Hough Colleen Storm Vxrgmla Sultnr VIFLIIIIH Ssnsher Nancy Rlzza Third row Irene Sedlacko Mary Kmtlgh Mabtl Idrker Gertrude Hendrlckw Delcma Shavuley Ebther Stonmr Betty Garber June Myere Alllle Harr VIFEIHIZ Stants Lucllle Smith Janet Clendenlen Mary Fourth row Helen Byrwa Ibolothma Jones Klthryn Xue-k Laura lhboy Romayne Rolcll Doris John-mton Imlse Iaptonky Marv Jane Rose Betty Krystynmk Anna Ondlch MHZIP Howstntlmr Betty Col bert Doris fn :ft Immune Illllkll Jann A-.pay lhtty Broun lllm-.e Mull FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS P16SlCl9I'1t Mlchael Dezambo V106 PI'6S1d0I1t Howa1d Grosser SE'Cl'0f2i1V James Stoley Twaiulex Helen Pleez Claw Smmgov M1 Love, Mms Tuckeft Claes Colors Red and Golfl Class Floutr Red R05 VOUZO All fo1 ont, .md one fm all 4 : ' 4' V x an x u A- ul ' x 7 ' ' 1 . h 1 f ': , I ' ' , ' , , ' '. ' A '. . . H . . , . r. .1 ' . , 4 1 i Y x ' 1' ' ' v Ar ' I T. . V' , U . , : , V ' ' , , , r. . ' ' A , ' . , Y, . . V Leshko, Eleanlur Hair, Elizalneth Timko, llosephine Hresko: Mildred Broush. , . . . '.' '. I gl 'I . - - ' ' . , , ..,,. C A ...... ' 1 ' ' , 7 .-1..A............ Reading from left to right Front row Charles Hahn M1119 Dezambo Mr Ioxc Jnmcs Storcy Howard Crossmr V11111.-1m Gratllnlsmr Walter Pajak Don Stalrs. Second row an 1 evendosky Aloyslus llrnr Prank llclnr ohn x1w.l1v1sky Ronrt Llnxsmr Wa tex vv8Wl Ljl'll8lC Robert Cram Charlts Stroke Joe Shustcr Grox cr Murdotk Matthm xx Mclndoa Third row Bllly Ottenbers' Wilmer Rosen Walter R1ce Jun1or Byers G1lbert Rosenstenlc Jamns Stoncr Robert Hahn Frank Noxotny Homer Mxller Dan Shotts Vernon Felgar Robcrt Strukler Edward Dezambo Back row Joe Carolen Charles Smousn Jack Toth Ralph llcrc Arnold Pcrluns l-duard 1-1r11k V1rf.,11 Stontr Melvm Mal1k Harold D111on Chester NOVNlLkl Lawrtncv. Anderson .lot S1kur.1 Iaul Palkoxnh John Reed Vmccnt Bucosh FRESHIVIAN CLASS HISTORY A11tu11.r1 01 11135 11111 be remembcled bv manv of us 1n yeals to con1e as .1 fail off goal Entelmg our alma matel as 1un1or hlgh school students we wele am bltlous to be a class of XVl'llCll she mlght be moud A large sha1e of xshateve1 success we achleved ou1 fnst yeal IS due to Mlss Welbel and Mr Sebold, ou1 spon SOIS under whose d1rect1on we held some flne get togethers lncludmpg 1 Hallowe en paltv and a CllllStlTl3S paxtx Under the guldance of ou1 Engllsh teachel, the f011llQ.1 Nlxss Boltz ue 01,-zanlzed a Loulsa Mac Alcott Book Club YVltl'l Dolothv H111 as mesldent Daxs, weeks, and months l1te1a1l5 flew by and before we 1ea11zed lt no had passed ou1 f11st nnlestone and wele entermg upon anothe1 school telm Th xear M1ss Ellls and M1 Sebold wen. ou1 facultv 2.ClV1S9l'S and Dolothy H111 Mabel Parkel and Counne P11tts ou1 class 0fl lCQlS Ou1 cheel leaders gaxe those of the other classes some COI'llD6l'.1tl0H, and some of ou1 boys earned places on the Jumo xa1s1tv teams Thls xeal 1n 3ClClltl0I'1 to ou1 Halloween and Chustmas Da1t19S uc held a Valentme paltx xshlch p1oxed most enjoyable We made our debut as entez talnczs when vse gaxe ou1 chapcl p1 ogzram Buued Tleausue But angthel 11,11 spcd bv sw1ftly and befole ne were ZWRIL of 1t me hal bccon1e freshmen Ou1 class nas now well l6pl8S6I'lt0Cl 1n n1ost of the school actlvl t1cs lncludmg Tr1H1Y fo1cn1cs, athletms and the xallous 1111151031 clubs Om spung: Dd1tV and ou1 home 100111 chapcl DIOHTATIIS xxexe a f1tt1ng close to a happy' 1nd a successful X631 43 ' , .-1... ....1... ...W .. .. 11. ..-- . ,.1, , .L-. 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C 1111111- 1111 11111 Y11th1r 11111-I 111 -1n11 C111111'1rd 1 11 N111r111 1 1 1 11m1111 1 1 1111111 111' 111 Y1r1,,1111a lldlk' 1 11' 51111 '? 1 M.. .......,. qw, ww-ff ..,..,,. lllf-4 Readmg from left to r1gl1t 11' 1111 11 111 1 r 1 111 11 1 11n1 1 1111111 1 1 07111 11 11111'11 11 1111 11 1' 111111 111 11n1 H11 m11 1111 1 1 111 111m mn 11n1r 1 S 11 1 Second row 111 11 111111 1111111 11 11 mm 1 11 1. 11 111 11r 1 111 11 1 1n11 l1n11 1 1111 1r 1111' 111 1 11 1111- Thlrd row 111111 1 n1 11 11 111 1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 11 1 11 1-11 1 1 11 'N 111111 111 8111111 Fourth row 1 1 1 1 X 111 11 'l X l l 1 l I1n1 11 11 111 1 1 11111'1r1 I6 4 f',1'f1,.41f 11 '-fo'-r-M1 -1 - +f W + .-4 -1 1 11 1 Mix' K-ll-, l,11is Kal , 1111221111111 K111-'11, .11-1111 1l1'1'l, l'z11l11-111111 l':l11111 1'h, 1511121 1111' M1 ' PF Fl'i,'1 Vi ll l1l'i5ll1U', D1 'is Th 411, 1.1115 O'l' :11'lf1-, S1'l 11 K l'lt', M: 'fz11'111 l LY. ': 11'l1, .11-211 G Q't'l'. .11-2 liz11'1'111. Mx. .lz'1s. 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Readmg from left to right Ns llflldli an 1 mnlhx lll 1-mr .1 11 14 lrt 1 nf-Q 4 .ny rr lhylll n1m1 y 11114 lr 1 mum 111 yu 11 - 11 N R A Ruff 1 mm Tolrlm to L xnlhll 1 lam-. 11111 llugos H.-111 Mun omnry M -x Rau Second row A are mx f. roxxn 1 rn 1r1er orut y 1- er ranu llandemmr Im M1ller Jean raxhnr Cretnhmn Qhotts M'1ry Ann lxattmra lhwn uur Cmralrlxm Hnnllru lhttx Hypes 11m iran. Vlary VS 1rz1nNl.1 'Vl 1r1..f1rlt 'llmko I 1 .11 koxlra 11.1 nl 111 Th1rd row urmme lmaxurx .mymr am utlur li11l1y Smsmy uma Smlt een Pntro Agmx .4 lu r ie Q r m-r u 111 Mary Ann laru an Alur lm Mary lrury llnrn y r111411 .1 1 ox x 111.111 411101 y 1L.1m 511 an 1. 'vI1r1. nr: V11 L la Fourth row Mary Poxhl. Iwuxan1 Logan M4r1on lia1r Jean Hlxxon l-ranus Balrcl brace MlllM8Td Jessle Vhngrrowe Murlmc Thompson Helen Xurkoxsky Helen Kozer Pearl Oyerly Jo'-Lphxne Permuko r.-111 han Agnes 1 xnkey Man iroun I L11 Ro 1 xunclolyn blrlmhamcr 4-15 Readxng from left to right M1'2s Dfhlrlx Iowell Felear Qumten Suter YV1ll1am Mlller Vmcent Kattcra Olner Leonard Robert 'Vlyar .Lime Sultzer George KlHllLl1 Don Baumann John Kozar Daniel Murdock Junlor Clark Junlor Lunnard Mr lxlmn Second row fcrald Houxh l'b1r Ourly Fumnc- Brxan Glendale Nnwdlr Harry Leonard Jamer. Rlch Lharles- lwnton LL-he Johnston Rubcrt BQHUDXS John Gaul Junmr Cable Mlke Polmbky Jack Reed Jamfs Ieuzhgy li1lly Hrxdgklbs Pxul Null Thlrd row Puward Tartal James Hurnc Eugzne Slllxman Robin Hull lixllx McRob1e James Slrlclxler Bobble Mull James L Hough Jun1or Broun Ph1ll1p Pooh Charles Cra1g Joseph Price Ben WuJs Junwr Ph1ll1pp1 Marun Palla Tfd Kr1mer Fourth row Jame Druunl Imls Hamm Rolnrt Sm1th Robzrt Shirrlck Harry Wlllard Robert Pfuutz Frank 1,1 11. . 1 1 1au 1 1am ar mr morn ns 11 Tu Sxmn Roy Sm1 Du-wx Hough NN1ll1m1 Foxtsr wllllhm Ro'la 47 You Qhall hefu hon Pau Puk Keewls Hou the hfmdeome Xenadlffe Danced at H1dXKdtl12l s xx eddmg Hou the gentle Chlblabos He the QW eetest of muslcl ins Hou lagoo the g,1e1t boastel He the mauellous 'story teller Told hm talee of st1ange adx enture That the feaQt mlght be mole joyous That the t1lYl9 mlght pass mole gayly And the gueots be mole eontented l l 48 U 1 . y I - - A v'1 ' I 7 -r r .K 'I yv v ' u A , 1 Y T . . J ., Sang his songs of love and longingg I . ' ,. 2 A. .v . , . ,- I . . , . . L' Q Y , v Q 1 'Y ORGANIZATIONS I A x7 f .V . 7, . 497 W l Reading from left to rlght Front row QS Rcul Mr uw mu I I I n n xru 1 mu unmr Nunxmx ll Mlw Dunlap Second row h Charlc xmth Hilton VI nk Aml 'VI I4 m 1 ur lt mx I x nl lh Hough Thnrd row Qrydmr Mx hh I Edltol 1n chlef Jumor Nunamalxex Asmstant EdIt01 Bettv btoner Busmess Manager Hemv Wlck Asslstant Busmess Managel Joe Sutor Cnculatxon lVI1ndge1 Donald EQpe, AQQ1QtantS Anna 'Ilan BIILI Ruth Qhalleswolth NIII'L1dlLt De7amb0, Ilm 1 Maud lunc Ottenbug Lltelalx Fdxtols Flla Mana Sxlllllktlx Mlldlul Wuchn Hllton Wlcn Alt Fdxtox Flank Cld'Q' Qpmtq Fdltol James Stauffe Iokc ECIIIOI Dall, SUVKIQI Txplets Bcttx Hough Ruth Powlex lfacultx Alt AKINISOI Mr Kenneth C Love Facultv Bumnexs NIdDd2,6l M1 Monroe Klme Ifacultv LIIQIAIX ACIXIQOI Mlw Malv I Reed Pl0Of Rf.dCI6l'H M1-S X611 Dunlap Mlss Lucu S Trickett TI-IE MIRROR STAFF wr' .-W.v..,,., . ,. . I W M k wbh-.Nina Mi. H , , ll ' -, Mil I' - I VV -s 'h f, Ilu lisp oy, ICIIQA M1 4- S 'h rk, .I ' 1 :li -', Rut -5 V ' , ' 'i ' ', I 1 I :nv Ill -r, .I ' S11 , R1 h I 'lL'r, II -tlj Sl wr, -My Frank Cr:-IILI, Mnrrrzxrol Ilozunmlm, .lnnn-s Sl'uuITn-r, .lunv Ulu-nln-r1:, Hn-nry VVi1-k, Iflurzn Mnust, Ilzxlv .. 1 ' ' , '. ' 'n -. ' 1 ' A Q :L L- - I A I 4 Y 1 1 . , ,, . '.'l -'1', : ',lz W . 1 .1 . ,M Q , I .- l ' - -.v A ' -5- A . . -' I LV- 1. -V ' - I ll- - lv ' ' 9'- . J . V .. .. W I ' . 4 I ' . . , . ' .' -I ' 2' - N Q A ' . . I 'I L . . q . j ., .i . - j ' , '. 1 ' ' 'I ' ' . . 1. 1' H I , N . V- I . . . . . . . 1. I Reading from eft to right anlu 01al1n kl lr ldXl man Suttr Prank Lrun Sponsol Fathel of thc Sons M1 Lloxd F Davx ' Gland Potentate and P1OtQCt0l of h1 Mme ty thc Sun Hxlton NVICC Exalted Keepex of thc Celcstl 11 Ifxc ot thc llc wcn Ixmk Cral SUDIGDIG Scllptorux de Stella Sxstmumbus Don Eipew Mlghty Kcepe1 of the Gatc of th Cf.l9Ntldl Bochcx Stanlcx Opahnsln POl31lUS Aucto1 Luclx Joe Sutol Satuln the Intotmer Ilelllw Vllu Deglaclecl Iunal Spheroxd of Pluto Bill Tl'101 The Sona of the UHIXQISG an abtlonomx club IS a ncxx acldltlon to ou extla cuuxculal plogmam that came 1HtO exwetencc la t Octobex when the abovc gloup of SGYIIOI boys a slated bx Hr Dane decldecl to form Such a club purpose of thls gmup IN to equlp It ncmbcxs to xucce siullv meet all ploblems th t ZIISG and to bettcr each llltlllbil both Otlllly and astlonomlcallx A conclave 1 held each month at the home ot onc of the lll6Y'llb6lS Llke mam othcl clubs thc olganmatlon has lte carefullx gualded 11tual tol the busmees pzut of each meetmg HOXKQXGI let no one thlnk that that the ll16l1lbGlS of the lub contme themselvee Eu topxcs on 3St1OT10l'llX fol school 'md NOLl3l ploblems ale chscue ed and uelghtx decmons made All of the members of thc club alc senlol ulth the cxceptmon ot th Degx xded Lunal and mam dutle are mfllctcd upon h1m Hoxxexen upon becomm '1 en1o1 he recelx es hw 1eua1d when he asaumee the otfxce of G13Htl Potentate 1 then hw dutw wxth the help of the Fathe1 of the Sona to leorganlze the club SONS OF THE UNIVERSE 11 i + ff I . , . I St ' ' s , IV . Loyd li, 'J' NVi x Thorn, Hun lifpvy. Hill-ln Y'V'i1'k, Henry VVi4'l-1, Jfw , x v V V I-,U ' A , . , ' 1 s . '. . j ,. s ' , ' 2 ' 's , ' ,Q ' X .' ' i - 1 15 'Z ll' 1 ' l 12 V 1 1 11-2 lg N n -. - Y v 1 - 1 V . X l X C I L' -I I 5-4 K l.' A 'I 1' 1 u v ' 1 ' , , , 1 ' ' D -A 1 1 Y' ,'- .,, , V , . . . . . 1 . C D V - ' ... J ll H ' V. ' V . . VY - ' ' . V V , V ,. l 3 1 7 - A . - . . . . V . . V V 5 , . , l u v4 V 1 v ' v. 1 A' . . . , 5. . 5 . . .,, . , Tll-3 . L , , V . , , . S . 2 tV . KV . , .VI . . V A . ' , . . ' . V , . . , . A , , v V V ' - ,, .V , ,, e ,. I V , 4 , .A , t . . . . V ' . V V' V - . ' ' , ' . ' 1 , 5, . t .2 . .y -V S . . , ' V V .y . g . S -, ' 4 - ' - , , - . It S . Y V. I 1 1 . ' s 7 E7 I HISTORY CLUB Reading from left to right Front row Merle Sherbondw Don Mycrx lman Iakin lamms Shzrrulx Shmlrlun Som: Kmn Mxers lwluarsl Sultzer Joe Bandrofchefk Cunu Cratllnger Second row Mr Lloyd Dans Ruth lwmltr Uoruthx lixuush Helmn lNrilNTI'lllTll'x 'lhllma Amhr'-un Durut. 3 Scott Betty Stoner llla Maru qchmuck Henry VVlr'lx l'rllth Mangan Margaret Krempasln Margarc-tf'ratnn1zer lhttv Kalp li 1th Charlmsnorth Pranus lnnl lm Sulm Iurrxtm Santmyzr lloyd Qtlltenpolv Mrs Dlll Third row Marjorie D ll Ptcn Phillipp: R th frimm larnet Hough Nmmx fhdlll ll tu lam lrttt Wllm Fowler Anna Mae Briar Hahn Ward Margaret Dmzambo June Otunburz Jam lnhnston Audrty Miller Fourth row Della Smith Hilton Wick Don lr'-pu l'Lrn Dillon Betty l'1lL.ar lintts Mnrltl lflorenu HlXSf!h Frances Skovlra Jam Qtoncr Hr-len Tomechko Margartt Bsranmk Pdna Lum Mary Berantk Bettv Hough Sara Marrlls Irom lwans Cer ldme Miller Robert Klntlgh bt.-mlmy Opalmskl Jus 'laylor George Stairs Flfth row Jean Shotts Jean Olmter Jana Millqr l-lora Maust Nel'-un btantx Hariv Baker William xcgeth Stewe Stana Ste-we lopoxec William lhorn Tom Iughty James bhotts Ken Funk Lo ertkPlper lllbert Welsel William Buttermore Harry Reed John Kuhn William Sofurlc John apto y CLUB OI FICFRS Plesldent l lla lllallt bchmuck Vice P1 eeiden Betty Stoner Secretaly Dorothy Scot' Treasure-1 Hem v V510 gbonsois Itoii Dull M1 Llosd aux 5 ' , ,, I. ,, 1. ' '. . 5 . gg . Af. A-, 3 v , . 'I -v , . - f - , 3' r U Q , D, , ' .3 . . '. K . . .' , , 4 .' 3 - ,. Y , , 5. V , . ' . h . ' . ' . q 1 v, ' , . Q -I Q. ,. ..- ' ' u , I ' ' '. u I ' , I Y . ' 1 ' ' ' , 1- j . - 4' - s, ' a , v ' . ' . Q . . H V V' , v V l . - - ' . . ' 5 , . 1 Burkhart, Mabel Burke, Milclrvrl W's-svhv, William Carmir-havl, Frank Craig, Harry Hunter, Domer ' ' , . . , , . ' V . . , . - , lf- ' 3 ' -', 1 H . ' . ' ' ' ' -' ', ' , . , ' . 7' V u A x V ' if ' , : ' L-V . V- - Y ' ' p - ' M 1 ' i ' . U' ' 'Y , 45' ', .' ' J, , 1 1 . i D V , , ' I , s . P . , , , . - 5 . . .' l ' . ' . ' 4 . t .1 . . K ' . . . . . . , . , . . ,, K S . . Mrs. . ' 'z 1 , '. K' D' 2 THE HISTORY CLUB The Hletoly Club IS one of the oldest and f019l'l10St olganlzatlone ln the high school Its ollgln date back to the yeal 1031 when undel the sponsolehlp of Mr lloyd DHNIN 1 teachel of hlNt0lW It deyeloped and became an lnlpllltallt echool actlylty Thlougrh the lQ3d9l hlp of N11 DHXIQ and Mle Leola Dell the club has DIOHIE ed to the extent that ltS membele 'lre PIOUCI Of the wolk they hayc undertaken In 1032 they ple ented ln hletollcal pageant yvhxeh attlacted many people lnteleeted ln Amellcan H1St01X Indlan yyale V019 1eenacted and frontlel llfe wa poltlayed by those who partlclpated Latel ln the same veal the membere of the club made a tllp to Dunbare Camp where thev found manv y lluable ILIICS Wlth the help of Ml Rav llfI3ll'.7 of Scottdale they located a stone malkel commemolatlng Waehlngtone VlCt0lX at JLll11l110l'ld5Xll0 Anothel featule of the clube work that V681 was 1 ehlpel proglam ot two Ql10lt plays Celeblatlng the bl Centcnhlal of Geolee Washlnzton The cloyynlngf achleyement of 1933 wae a dllve to cleal Bladdoeke Trai Whltll the PPIIDINNIOH of the landownel trees and buehee wele removed to make 1 l03.ClW3V fl om BllClg6p0lt to Hunker a dletanee of some elght mll6S The membele yyolked on Satuldavs to complete thle wolthyyhlle task aecompllehed wlth the co operatlon of Plofeeeor John K Lacock and the Wallantv Sulvevs In 1024 the club located Captaln Jacob e Huntlnz Cabln ln yyhlch Waehln2t0U stopped on hle youlney fl0l11 the Mononeahela RIXQI Iatel they located an Indlau camp Q1tC whele they found lCllCQ of hlstollcal yalue The 5 ct l1IY'll'1h was Hunt ngfle Towreblp y l lldl tllumph fol the club The OF2'3l1l7ltl0Yl hopee to excavate thle mound ln thc l1Ldl futule yylth the aseletanee ot the HlHt0llLdl Soelety of Westeln Penneylvanla Anothel of the veare 2.CCO1'l1pll hmente of whlch the ,frloup IS lustlv ploud was th School HlStOlV of East Huntlngdon Townehlp a lecold of all lmpoltant hletollcal eyente ot oul own toyynehlp md C'0l11l1ll1I1lX Fflch yeal the club nlane a day e tOUl of places of hletorlcal lnteleet On eueh tour lrcluded Jl1I'1lI110Y1tlSVlllQN Camp Folt Neceeelty NVaehlngtone Mlll and ilete Plantltlon Anothel day the group ylelted lw0L1hClSylllC West Vllglnla Lou Wetzele bllthplace the hletollcal town of Clayevllle Penneylvanla and West Alexandlla Pennsylvarlla A tllp thloueh the Llgonlel Valley took them to St Clall e home Folt Llgonlel St Clan -. grave ln Greensburg and to the Bushy Run Battlefleld The elub e P1021 1111 ITICIUKION m annual t1lp to the VVe t Ovelton HlQt01 lcal Museum Among the most enlovable of the aCtlNltlQS of the organlzatlon lb the eeml annual banquet at yyhlch the membel lre pl1V1l6geCl to hear such epeakele a Attolney Iamee M Glegg, WI Ch nle H 'Vlaxwell Countv Supellntendent ot 'schools Ml C M BOI'l1b91f.'L'01 author and publlshel the late Albert Bushnell Hart head of the hletorlcal depaltment of the Wdil1lUgtOH bl centennlal Dr Randolph C Downes Plofeeeol ot Hletoly at the Unlvelelty of Plttebulgh Rev Charles W Nlauee 'Nll Loule C Walklnhlyy Wllttl md attolney and othel noted hlstorlans rt xV6Qt9111 Pennsylyanla To Qtllllul te eyen greater lntele t IU the club M1 DHWIS olganlaed a class ln local hletoly lOl senlole lnt luted Ill the hletory of the tate of Penneylyanla These students etudv and eonetxuet hl tollc ll mips of the tate and yvlth the hell of a flne llblalv thev tulthel thell hletorlcal knowledge beyond the lll1l1tS of an Olflllldly hletoly claee Thle yeal the l11Ll11bLlS of the club made a map of West moleland County f01 the IIl5t0llLdl Soelety of Favette and xNLStl110lQldX1d C0llIltl6a who dl tllbuted them to all thell I'l19I'l1b6lS Aeslsted by N11 Dayle and Nils Dell they plesented befole a meetlng' of thle OLIQIX ln Pltt bulgh on Janualy 4 1 1310211111 arlanged by the loeal hlstoly class The Dlflgldfll was lepeated before .1 l1196tlY1,Q,' of the VY6StI'l1OlCldl1fl Fayette Blanch of the soelety on F0bllldlS 14 Gleensbulg The Hl tolv Club hae been yely eueeeesful IH all lte uneleltaklnge ind has '1 etandald that few elube attlln 53 1 ' I l . . ' ' ' ' . . SS . .5 l . . . A, ., 5 1 1 1 1 't 1' 1 ' , 1 v 1 ' s 1 e ' A ' 1 B 1 . 1. ' 1 1, 1 1 1 1 S . . 1 1 1 ' ' . ' . 1 , -1 ' ' ' v. l . ' 1 . ' 1 ' 1 1 N v 1 1 1 . ' ' Y. ' .. 1' 1 . . 1 1 . . . -. 2 . 2 . 1 I . .. , ' '7' I C . . . 1 A ' 1 ' ' 1 . .' , . Y I 1 I Q 1 1 A41 Y' 1 '11' 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 5, X '. . '. ' , 1 1 . .' . . , '1 1 1 , 1 . - , . , ., . 1 . K' . , , . . 1 1 . 1 - Q , I , . l 1 11 I' 1 ., . , 1 , . 1 I I x 1 1 1 1 .1 ' 1 I 1 1 , yy 1 ' v 1. J, L1 x 1 , ' A ,l:,.h,...,...1. J.. 1 -1 ' . 1 ' 11 iv. . 1 1 ' . 1 ' - ulseoyel, ll. 1.10. , 1. . le mound ... I, .t l 1.,n .. . 'uae z ' ' . .2 l, .' 2 ' '. 3 ' ' ' ' e Ki I' ' , , l 1 ' I ,I 1 1 1 I ' K 1 ' 1' 1 . . I A , - 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 ' 1 '5 ' 1 . . 1 ef. ,. 3 - , .- ji' - -: ' ' - . e . . , . . , . , l , ., , .. I, . . , 1 I 1 A 1 1 1'1' 1 1' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 . . e . ' I' . . , , V, ' . 1 ' . .' . 1 1- ' , , 1 '. . . 1 , . . , . , . 9 ' 1 ' 1,1 1 l l 1 I ' 1,1 1 I ' . , , . . . , A ' I 1 11 ' 1 1 1 1. 1 ' ' . ' . c . c ' ' TN ' - ' ' ' 's z 1 ' . . 1 s ' if . . '- 3 . l'. 1 ' -s . . , . ' I 1 1 1 1 ', 11 ., , 1 . . . , , 1 , 1 ' j 1 1 1 - i 1 , . , . . . .. . ' . Y. .' - . 1 1 .' , . . . , , . . , '- ' - 1 .,,, 1 . . 1, A 4 , 1 i , . I- ' ' 7 Y ,1 . , . . . K- - 1 'S 1' .. . Q , ' t , . Z - . . , ' . l 1. 1 . , , , . . . , . 1 1 ' .' , , . v . ' T , . l Y ' ' ' '1 1 1. 1 1 4 uv F 1 ' , ' A ' - K 1lL Q - 1 . 1 1 . . 111 ' ' , . .' .. 1 , .I - . q . . l, A xp' C 4 1 1 ln-I Rcadxrg from left to Ylghf Front row -s Rrul orn11 Cham Dolothx Qcott a lllt 1111k M11 orn I ll tty Ston r JA e Ston r Mrs Mark Second row Dorothy Prltts Dorothy lirlnker Idvllllt Koo-.mr ltttx lhovxn Ma1'Jor11 Hahn Aurlrtv Burkhart Tunc Otttnberg M'1bel larktr Lxlna Lou Fxanus Pool Maxlnt Wcaxtr Thlrd row IIAUCL Skoxua Betty Muriel Baroaxa loolc Themt Qtlltcnpole W1lma Fowler Betty Jane lrttts qdld Margarst Qhcrrlck V11x,1n1a Montgomerx lomertx Wlllllhlx littx Prttts Mllcrcd 'I ljllll' Dorothy lirou h V1rg.1n11 Sultmr Vmlm.-1 lulmtr Top row hea ktllx 'ina Maxdls orl rat Dorothy 1 'lllil Mllflflll W1 chu Koen 1x1n111 1 o Schmuck Mlldrul liroush xrx 1114 1 is 1 l or 11L mount rum 1 mn 1 1 Rut a club hlked flom the hlgh school to the Lake Polest Rcsott xxhele thev ca111ed out the11 plans Wlth the DUIDOSG ln mmcl to cteate, to 'nalntam and to extend th1ougn out the school and commumtv hlch standards of Chllstlan l1v1ng.,, they oxgamzed and adopted the1r platfoxm of clean speech clean SCll0l3lSl'llD and clean IIVIUL, Then' meetmg was closed v11th the song: Pollow the Gleam v1h1ch has been the clubs theme song: smce 1ts olganlzatlon At thc followmg mcctmg the gnls elected as sponsors H1155 Gettlude Butlel and MISS Beatllce Vance bv vshosc fme 1ss1stanc the club plogressed Meetlngs at xxh1ch gucst spcakeu haxe glun htlpful talks have alded the club 1n numerous wav The T11 H1 X has held some mcmolable candlehght SQTVICGS, mstallatlon QBIVICSS and 1nduct1on ce1en1on1es The o1gan1zat1on has sponsoled clrcuses bake sales, rolle1 skatmg pa1t1es and other act1v1t1cs for the pmpose of 13151112 monev and pxosldmg ente1ta1nmcr1t Fach yea1 1t paltlclpatcs ln the bta'e Blble Qtudw Contest 1wh1ch has ploxed bcntf1c1al to the membels SEIVILL projects such as dlSlZllbl1f,lI'l2' toss to the unfortunate chlldten at Chllstmas f1llmg, baskets for dlQt1'lblltl0Il at Thanksyzlxlnpr, and Xliltlflg thc s1ck have been Callllfl out annually CLUB OPI ICI' RS Pre-Sldent Plla Marle Sthmumk V100 Plesldent Betty Stoner 5601 etaxv D01 othx Scott T1 easulex BIHIJOIIL Dull Sponggrh N l lrhg 'lllss Rttd TRI ll-llll I ' W I 1 . - L A 1111.-f 2 N 1 ' -' , - ,- .- . l'1ll' M1 S1-hn 1 -5 '- 11111, 1- g Q 1-, 'n L' L' , I. ' '5. ' 51' 1 ' - ' A. ,. , E. , ' 5, A. . . , ' ' , v ,-. 1 , s . 1 1. , Y ' - .' - - .5 , -1' . ' 1 - . I P , L, K. .. r- . A . '--, '-y' '. f ,Vu 11 1 - ', 5, 0 4. ' . ' I Alt. .1 4- 1- D As G -r. ,- H'll. M1 ,- 1:11.-n s ,-11-r, 1:-1, 3 Mill-r, -'1 11 M. ,- , ' . - -, 1 11'- C1 -1 1 gh, lit-tty H fh, 1 1- - '1' 1-1, H -1- l'l 11 On the sixteenth day of October, 1933, a group of girls desirous of forminff ' V ' A 1 . K ,A . , . . .' ' K ' . .T Q Y ' . ' . . r ' . l - l 1 1 1 , ' f , S ',' , r. . . Y v. 4 ,, , ,, Y . , . B . 2 . , , 1 , 1 1 ' I v 1 . 1 v 1 ' A 1 B, . K-KL . v . v ,La K- lo 1: 1 Y 'I V3 1 4 1 4 1 ' ' I . Y '.'. 'A- I- Y .' .' ' ' I .' ' . ' I L 1 v. , , ' ' 1 . 5 ' A w . 1 . 1 L1 n ' - 1 4 ' 1 5 . ' 1 , . l ' if . Q , . . . ., . ' .' . ,' ' . . ' , ' 1 . , . ' . ' .' . ,L ' -' ' x I- 1 ' Q . ' . ' .' ' ' ' ' D 'l '. . 1' ' . ' ' D A F 'L .' ' .1 , . ' -VV , L., ' ' ,. 51 , 4. . . . , , . ' ' .1' . . , , . 4 .' Y . 1 I A V Y r 1 , , . .l1's. ll z '.,, 1 ' 1 4.,4.... Readmg from left to rlght Front row C 1nuk Hlllon Vvulx 1 S Jun1o1 Nun 1n11 4 Iohn bhs1ITu John hryslynn-1k Mr IHIHL Seconu row mnk Crm '11 of L rn 1 11 uler L xr Gus Cnoxge frntnnxue-r lun Pun Robert 11111 r Third row 1 xc n A11 m 1.1 1n 1 1 n 11 Imus Stf111iT1r Tom I mighty Wlllmm Ih1lt1rm0r1. i 11 Mx-1 1 um 1 nur 11 li1mirol'Lhs Back row Ame 9hLrr11l VS1l11n1 rmker Iuton 1 xxx lxtld Bxrlnrc Mya uxx 1 J V! Haw 'Ihc H1 Y Club onn of the most .mtne gloupb of the school IS .1 Qhllstlan o12an17at1on xuth a membc-1 hm of thntx fog bow Qelected fxom the Qophomore, 1un1o1 and QOH101 claviei Its purpo c IS to 011:-ate mamtam and extend throughout thc Nchool and L0l'lH'NLlI'lltX h1f,,h stdnmluuls of Chllktlan chamcter The H1 Y malntamg an actno IHTZOIQSL IH Dl0l110tlT1j.2' clean Spuch clean spolts clean NChO13lSh!D and clean hung: throughout the school The 1lubQ urogxam for the war IS alxsaxs both wolthwhllg and emoyable Fxom tlme to tune Npeakms ale engaged to addrew the membc-1s on Qubvects of 1nte-rwt to xoung: men Bcfou xchool cloied fm the TIOIICIAXS the H1 X asilsted bv the T11 H1 Y had the pleasurn of muentxng thn Chustmas chapel proglam 500131 uentfs Qcheduled dullng the past war mcluded .1 Qkatmg party, a H1 Y dance, and the QGHIOI faxexull paltx Suexal muQ1callx glfted members of the ,frroup hawb formed .xn omhutla xxh1ch fUlY'll':h9N DIUNIC fox the club dance-N and Ofhel plopframf CLI. B OFI' ICFRS Presulent H1lton XVICN V1ce P1es1dent Joseph Sutol Secletarx Jumm Nunamakel Tleasurer John Sheaffm SDOHQOIS Hr klme N11 Carnack JJ Mr. a' 2 ' Jo- Sulor, ' ' ' 1 ak-1', . ' -1 ' .' ' ', . v '- F ' ' ' Erlgr. ' H If.: -, D1 Msg oy, D: l - Snj - , 'lz k 'z l 1, 2- ' ' - 1 2 f , ' 1 ' k, 1- , St-W Sinha. St' l-Q Url' sk'. H- ry VV'-k, .1 C ' -, . ' , ' - 1, l o 3 - -s, W'll': M -1 '. - , .In 1 z - -zk. J' s S I- l': B ' '1 . IN Pl -sz. El 'ard 'g ' k, - 1 I 'sl - . '. 'k, VVi1li:1m Mvlh-II1. Jann-s Ks-lly. Rohn-rt Thorn, Robert Martinosky. ' x . Y V 1 . 1 4 u I v v 4 , ' . 1 Q' 4 .1 I I , '. 1 , . , , , ' f . . Y 4 . -5: ' ' . v- ' v , vs K . t 1 if - . ' - ' y- A- 1 . . .1 Uh- ' . -. . G '- . ' ' . ' y ' - , - ' - ' - , - , , 1 1 V - - . . . . ' U U ,. . , . . , , . , y I . - . n . N . 4 .v , K: .. -vs. , . , l v. - - lk V X. I X . K I 1 H . l .. . l Y 1 , t- ' . 1 1 . . , . t . , , , . , 5 .'- '- ' . , . , . , . ' , .' . . . ' ' , . , , . . . . ' ' . . , 'I x .' ' ' ' ' ' . . '- B ' . . v , - V. K' , v - k ' v- ,-' v -, , . N ' I . . L1 K D . '.' A . ' . , . '. Y .ill - ,- Reading from left to right Front row orothx Bmhnhunur Ru h S1 hmugk n u l nun X n 1 NIM lil ur Anna Ondu h 1 Trickett Margaret Dudmbo Pdlth Mangan Dell: bmlth Margllulu Krsmpdskv Mildred liroush Second row Betty Mlcdfl lVl'1rL.xr1t Cratnngmr Jam Smun L Anna 'Vlaru Slxnd Jenn Lamblnl. Beth 1-6-lgar Jane Mlller MIDLFNH Tfxrr Gerdlxlxne Miller Jam A pu Nlrglnm Sultnr Nancs Rl773 Back row een K csmnllx mul vnu onnu uxsun 1 lx ru 1 Hnlnn lomuhku Betty Ca L an Ulm er Thmlmn Anflcr-.nn Dorn Hlxson Mugaret Ilmlgn S ld 7 n lieth Dorothx llrouwh the Home l'COY'lOl1l1CS dLDdltl1lLYll vx lx Ollldlllllil m 1032 The tvso fold 31111 of thc club has been to utabheh a dow txnndshm .uno xg the mcmbux .and to xnereasc know ledge m thcn fleld Paxtlu. of Vd.ll0US kmcl bake mlm and Sl FVICL Dl0l6CtS haw been sponsored each xelu bv tl'llS o1g.1n1f.al1fm mth thi help oi the club dilVlQ9lS Laet Janualv the gnle held a bake sale that eontmund for .1 vseek, the ploceeds of whlch were ufed to send two delcgateq 'llzxgaut Deaambo and Dolothv B1ouQh to the Falm Show at Haulwbulg CLUB OI FICI' RS P16S1Cl0l'1lL Flla Meme Qehmuck Vlce Plemdent Thelma Andemon SCCIQUIIY Jean Lambmg Treaeurel Helen Tomechkl Sponsmx Nllss Txlckett Mlss Dunlap THE FUTURE I-IOIVIEMAKERS OF AMERICA D. g ' - -' f, L 'V lilla Ma s-h -k. ,n 1 ..- - '- , Msg , ' 1 I, , K ,-1 1 , fd' r , V .1 5 .V 5 A ' . Q 5 . Q .4 - ' f' D, ' I I H 1 a' .- 1 -A , M1 J Fl - -- , Il -1 g H4 gl, - l -- , - bl -, JC . ' 2- , 1 1 - .' , . 2 'Y - ' ', fu . ai 1- 4' ' - 5, j .' . The Future Homemakers of AlllCl'lC2l, fl . II. AJ, composed of students of ' ,' . ' , ' - ' ,S . .' 5- -' 5, . . , ll. ,-.. S! ' , , , ' L, .3 lv U . . v . - 'lv - -. '71, A 'X .' ,' ' , 1 , 'L .Ll K - ' v -I Y I A- . . ' 1 1 v A x ' VL , , , . ' I. , A ' 'E A ' ' 4 .4 l ' 11 vt ' nw 56 1-4 li Rewdlng from left to flghf Front row r Stuold un mtl on I W Hlxxk Dan Lranlrl Ixqnnmth Illnk Robert llper Harman Shflxx Feorrt Gratllngcr Jammx lxellv Back row wllllllw frltllllger Wlltel Rlu Wendcll Hough John Ilnekcx Wlllldm lilndemtr Pmlr on l'-wpq ltolltrt Fhorll John Vmrowtko flle 311118 of tht F F A club ale manv and lkorthwhlle Thew lnclude the followlllg to promote vocatlonal educatlon ln agllcultule, to cleate and foster 1 luvv., ur rural llre, tu erca c ,.,lC'1te1 PVC Q., Dll,Q','DYl le f' 4' fo' 'nn' aellcultule, to strengthen the farm boys confldence ln hlmeelf and hls work to encourage echolarshlp among xtudents of vocatlonal agrlcultule, and to promote lulal lf:'d1lLlSl llD Actlxe membershlp ln the olganmatlon 15 open to any student of wocatlonal 2i,QllCllltLllQ who 16C6lVQS a malollty vote of the members pleeent durlngl anv mee. lng' ot the chapter buch 21 l119lDb91Sll1D may be held thlee xears after graduatlon Ae oclate memberwhlp 18 glanted to former students of vocatlonal agrllcultule pro xldtd thew recclve cl l'l1d1OlltX vote ot the members plesent at any chaptel meetlng Honor trx lllenlbclshlp IS bestowed upon schoolmen buelnees men and Others who are 21CtlXQlX lntereeted IH the work of the club Student members of the club are encouraged to entel projecte and compete for DIIZQN ln the Ptnnsxlxanla Farm Show held annuallw at H3111ibUFg YVIUHCYS are announced the followlng year George Mlller a graduate of the class of 31 won '1 mme lOl l1lN plolect of straxxberrles Thli war the exhlblt opened I3I'llI3lX Seven tttnth and Q0l1tlHL16Cl tlllOL1j2,ll Januarv tlnent fllst Qtveral I'll9l11bLlQ of the club attended dCCCl1lDdl1lQd bw Ml Sebold CLUB OFFICFRQ Plesldent Kenneth Funk XILL Ple dent George Glatzlngel Secretalx J VS Hawk T101 N101 Dan Cl3.l'l1Q1 Slwllxol Nh Sebold TI-IE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA J! , . , A , ,Ju , ,.. - -..A 7- 'Q ' v I 1 .1L1I,i K , r ,, . , - . - , -l,,i..4 f gg - T 1 L 'A 'Qgl IZ' lv '- Y J 'ffl . t W - c 'MN 1 I A lg l .. . l F V M. lsllllv A l-'S ,.l '. 1 - '- '- - -' P, - -' , K v' , f. ' 'A' fl ' - .5 'B iv. ' 'z . 1 , '1 ' ' . 'h S ' 2 ' ', I ' s I: i ', Ui J ' we Monte 'W . e' '. t rec' in the lntell' c t cnoice 0. ...'ml..,, oceupatlons, to promote thrlft, to encourage co-operatlve effort among students of . -. . 1 - 1 ' ss, ' -if ' - . .l , L. .A ' -' . . - I y' , v 1 3' 1 1 ' -I v v , I un - A1 . A . K ., . - ' ' ' . e . .' ,. ' 1 1 v Q. ' . 1 v y ..' ' . .'f ' . '.. V ' If w - . . nv. 'K v ,Q . A ' X I . y , - , 1 . F . ' . - . f - ' -if ' K l x -I , , ' f ' ' D D' '. l . v 'I x x R . - . . v Y , - l f ' . , . . l ', ll Seated from left to rxght xr ue 1rat7lnLe-I x uxx :nxt Altlnu x 1 tx nm 1 1r 1 adv-. Hrlbal Wll1l'1n1 f11tnn1,,11 W1 nu nl h 11 1r h xx 1 I U1 x Ih hmmm 111 um Ii lnker NI lurn ll1-.1 p1 Standing from left to rxght xerna lxoos1r Q cu vm N 11 in ew 11 n 1 1 1 own VI 1 well kxlp 1 1 nfln-. 1 n nfm 111 1n1l1n Director Mlss Wllcla Welbel GRCHESTRA R adlng fxom left to right Front row H ll llnl I I Back row un X lYnll ll N I AIX ll S ll tl Ill. Fi llllL flll' tllt llll l l ll U4 l llll rllt fl H il Y' Ill l I ll 'l Xl ll ll'l 1 L, 1-Unlrlll .xrr Nix 111 1 VN 1 A Director Mass Wxlcla Welbel BAND 118 M2 15: ' t lf' .A Ifr, li1:l'nux'1I Nljsl' ki, Rrl -' M' ' ' skj, li-l Q A - lVl'llf, Ruth l 1rwI -r W Cl' A , ' . 2-2 ', r n S ft , R lvt Kintig: , lill 'url Pyllak, ih lz as ' 1 W'l 'fi r ' , . i ' l'llUj'1l Stilu-n 111-. La' - ' .' - , 'lu '::1- fll'ZllZllUI1'l', J1l '1-rnbllt , M: L :hk , .Iuh Sh-all-r, li ll'- , insl -r Ru,,:- '1 . l'axlin- We .'k', M2 'y W: ski, fl41llt'l'Il S V1-y, Junvt Fl- - ll'll. lluln-rt lWl:lrtirmsky, lh-My .'Xnn1- Milla-V. l 1Hy1l Siill1-lmpulw, fllmlyx Hrilml. Millun l'l1'fz, l41ulvl1i1- l'l:uxfn1'r, V1-rn n Sn'th. Imlf- lil- 1-, Xlnllium Grznlzinga-r, liutl l1'1Iwl1A1'. .lu h Krfs Q Aslt. lie-'rznwl Nlj-I -xxxlti. .lulm V1-l'1vftl1w, M1 l.1-whku. ,lwh Sh -1 ll'-3 M: nn-I fl :lf '1-r, l Ill - Hash' 1m, lY'll':xm l1u!t1'rnwx'1-, Gillu-Ft VV frcl. Rh li lla-hl lm. li' - l'iy 1-r, G1'n'1:1' G att' U11-V. lYiIlizm1 liriulx fr, Aunv- XV: lk:-1', M: 'thz Svlhf, liilly Ott- lm 'r '. Y .' H' , , 'ss VV'l 1 il1-1. Readxn f1om lelt to nght Front row unc 111111 rg. ld 11 ITL 1r1t ffllllllkt r Rh11111 1 11111 n1 111111 Ruth Char LN 11th Mar,111r11 111 1 113 Hr1111 Second row ern D11lon H111n Byrwa B1-ttx lxalp Doruthx lr1tt N1r5.1n1a S111 11' 1-ranus P1101 M1ldred Brcmsh Tunt H11w11r11 V11ma Plllmtr li1rna111n1 1!11c11111a 'llnrd row A1110 Harr P11 111 1r 1r11 ur http 1-ret! 1111111 rta W1 11n1 lhtty M11l1r Doro y or r Fourth row Sara March 115 411111 Mllrlt Joncs Qollun Storm MarJ11r11 D111 Wllma l'11w11r Anna M.-1r11 Qtana M.1rguer1t1 lxnmpabkx Jean Smuu-11 Betty Pclznr Betty Mlllltl H1l1n ka1smar111 Flfth row .1 1 1111 xry 111t11, 1 11 1r Dons Johnston I o111s1 I 1ptosl15 Norma L ham am Johnston Jane A-.111-1 lfbllnll Sultnr lllh amhmx, Alth1.-1 kcllx l'111r1n11 Hlxrson Slxth row 141 ttx I HI 1r1t1s Sara Margaret Sh1rr1ck Margaret ll1laml111 l'11m1n1nc li1o111r 111 tty 811105 111 1ph n1 Hrosko 11rpar1t 1111111111 I '1rn1-t uuuh 11th 1 r1mn1 burnt 5 lirmker 1h1 ma St11tr npol1 l1f1rl11r1 P111111 Dorothy W1a11r Seventh row P1111 11 Stlltc np11l1 Ce11r1.1 Crat11n1.1 r VN 1111am lir1n111 r Bernard Mx +11 w 111 John Shtaffcr 1111111 rt Martlno ln Don Mxcrs V1 1111 H11 l4utt1rn111re John lxry txmak W'1111am Ca!-m11ha11 Ken 11n11 1 Tax or R111r llnr Back row 111111111 xldTLlT ll1111L1 lm111.1nt Trux1l lxxthrxn H1-1111 GLEE CLUB 'lhc succcss of the muslcal clubs at East Huntingdon 1s duc ln lnge llltdhllll to the talented Quperwmon of MISS W11da Vlelbel FIOITI tlme to tlme he1 glcc club membels haxe pronded entertamment for the hlgh school Thev sang at Mt Pleasant 1n thc 'Vlay Festnal whlch was very cnthus1ast1ca1lx acclaumed Th1 Lllh1dX of the11 veare work, howcxe1 was the opcletta Mcllfl 1n Japan, p1escnte1l bx thc comblned boxs and glrls QIOUPS The Spcclal Cholus, I'1llY1llJ61lI1,I elghteen membels, has sung OXQI the 1ad1o at Gleensbulg Thex enteled thc COUHU WIus1c League Contests, and onc of the glfll Malgalet GTrltZlDgLT, had the h0n01 of s1n,cr1ng 1n the All State Chorus at I1w1n The orchestra, NVltl'1 .1 me mbershm of twenty e1ght, IS one ot thc tmest 1111181031 clubs 111 the Qchool Th1s dependablc HIOUD lS alwaxs 1ca1l5 whcn called upon fox enteltalnment An outglowth of thlg organlzatlon IS the swlng orchestla that has achleved meat popularlty It pl 0N1d9S the muslc for most of the dances held at thc h1g:h school The Fast Huntmgdon ban1l was f0IIl1LCl 1n 1016 Thls 1gg1egat111n that dellghte 1n acldlng to the pep and enthuslasm at football games had not much opportunlty for Quch QQIXICG thlg seal Howexer, thcn pelformance at the Claes Dax QXOICISGS contrlbuted much to the 'success of that proglam J! . II I . I J - Ott -. - f, IC111' 1. V1-, M1 fz - I 2 J- , z liz sl' 1 , Ruth '1-r. ' 1-.'- w1 ' , ' '- , -1 s1r1-, 11111 's 'l 1. I F- ' I. ' ' ,' ' , 5 ' ' s, I 'sh' . ' . ' '- l, I -1111 ' lm' , Mill -1 Tayl , 1 - ' ' s, 1 11'z s. f ' - , th Hill. Mary lirrnnclz, M:1r::::r1't 1!1':'::n1-lc. D 1:t..j,' 11 ourh, !'I!E::z1!11'th 'l'im1:1:. : L, 14 -1 f C- -, '-1 ' -- ' H 1.I - ' ' - . I ' 1-ltr l'h'1l' vi, M: ' K' h, M11 -1 l'z 141-r, .4 , . - .z : ' 1, ' ' , H1-11-n T11m1-1'hk11. . I. I a I. I . I.I I . I f L' 1 ' I 1-I I ' ' . . I 1 1 5' 'I . s-I i - , M 1 - ' 1. H , R I' , h' ' , -1 ' I- I ' .l .I , rs , I' f . I ' ' V 1 I . I-I . -5 .'I .. . I 1 '. Jo' 1 jl , 11 - t 1 ' . Miss Al -, , ' 'z vt , ' ': ,' ' Q ' .' ' HX' ' .' .' l 1 l 2 ' 1' .' 'E .' .' ' . . 1' r - , ' ' I , 1, A , . ' . '. . 1 . , , . . , . 11 . ' H - ' ' ' 7 - 1 1 ' 1 ' ' f' ' -' - 4 ' 1 .' . 1 -' . ' . S S . . . ' . I. . I I. . x v J , . , ' . . . . ' , , 1 . 1, c . , My . . -I II I I. I . ' ' . , . ' - . . - , . - , 1 ' . Q ' , 1' lv ' L . M 1 1 ' 1 . ' ' ' . V' ' v . . v ,' . . . . ' 'l fi-1 4' 5 Reading from left to right Front row lln1 1nxst1 111 Flu ma lt1np1vl1 llorntlix 1 ix 111 11 uri rx 111 llhrxn n 11 Mi-.1 Dolurlx Second row 1 Ly Slunu' 1 uvx ul ox 1: 1 urn! V I lllvflk fr fl I.-xurm lxoowr Back row nyy NHL ru I I nt un 1 11 1 1 111 S ui FORENSIC CLUB The loiensic Club is a national Olf,1E'11llldt10Il, .md East Huntmgdon may well function of the club is to IIIIDIONQ public p1ak1ng the xueial divmons of which are ddmate humoiou and fllallldtli dQClcll1ldtl0YlN oiatoixcdl and dulamatorv mation, and cxtempolaneoux speaking Fagt Huntingdon has Qntued LOHtCNtdI'lt'w ln all fleldi In 1036 oui high school 1nt Jamu lxooxei .1 xunmy in clecldinatoiv olatlon, to Oklahoma Lltx Oklahoma, to 1omp1t1 m the finals of the National FOILDSIC Club Last vear, undei the g'u11l.xn11 oi oui piucnt Nponsoi the debatmzr team wnfronted Monevcn foi the d1b.1tm,, 1h.1mp1onsh1p ot ll 1stmo11l.an1l Countx We haxe been wuccusful in placing in the countx finals lol the pat thru vuus, and hope fo even g1eate1 3Cl'llQVCll19Y1ti this xeal The membus of the debate team .ne an follows affnmatiwe Bettx Stonu .md Hilton Wick negatne Henrs VV1cl1 and Ioe Qutox In the fleld of humorous K1lLLl311ldt1Oll Past Huntmgdon plaud foulth m 1930 in the fmalQ whlch me held cach ual it Cal1fo1n1a State Tcachex s Colleg1 Oul loreusic Club hu a lalge lllLll1bf:'lNl'llD and we boast ol neallx all dCtlVL paxtlupants We hope that tha xtudents who will C0nStltlltL the club in the ycais to LOIIIL vslll gnc do much afloat to its suuus .ls han tho-6 in thc past CLUB OIINPRS P1 C'slllLl1t Hilton ll 1111 X108 Piesulent Joe Sutol Sccletalv B1 ttx SUJHG1 lreasulei lhmx Wick Sponsoi Miss Doheitx OU l ,. ' L- 1 . J L1 B- 1 1- 11 L 1, 1: - 3 1 ,,, .a ,ig ea v ' .1 C 1 Z .' ' 1 ' .14 i I 5 -af , .4 f . 1 1 11 J 1 4,1 W - X .1 v1 g., 1. . , 1, . , lx 7' f fe ill-5 55 1' .1 . A ,I - I, il ' 'l ' SFI - ', h' XV -z 't'l', Il: '. -l S1' ll, ll: la 1 l' 1l1-, K2 j .l1-a I1 ws-, - li 'l A' 1' I' , lil lh l 'l1'r, H1-My H luh, ll1-ily llr vn, Hill n VVi '11, ll hh H'II, L 11 V Ilv ' ' X 'F - ', R1 I -rin 'VilI'ums, .ln - Sl 1-r. Mil Ir - l 'l':iyl1ir, li -tty l r -tts, .I - Sul '. QI ' S. 4 .Af 1 4 ' ' -'14 ' 1 1 lv ' 1 be proud of the part which sho has played since her affiliation with it. The main . . i ,A . A Y . S x . y S I Y ' . ,L . C Y . 1 , 1 ,Q - 1 ' . 1 1 1 ' 1 .1 -' 1 , , . . ' 1 1 - ' - . ' 1 2 ' J Q ' '. 1 5 ' ' ' 1' X ' ' ' S ' .3 ' H l: - '- H, 1 1, ' 5 - . 1' ,.' .1 . 1 .. ' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . . ,i .' V 1 Q , 1 . . . ' 1 . 1 ' . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . I . . 1 , - A QL- 1 - 1 1 1 ' ,,- 1 1 ' ,1 ' ' ' 1-1 - 1 1 I 1. I 1 1 1 1 K- 1.4.1 ' ' ' 1 1 Q I ' - 1 S - 1 1 11 11 , . 1 ' K 'A. 1 1. . 1 .U 1 . . 1 : D 1 ' v 'v L X 1 1 I I 1 vp v ' v lv 'Y ' ' ' I K .1 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' '1 1 ' - . , 1 ' 1 , . , 1 . b V , ' ' 1 , 1 ' 1 1 , , 1 , 1 2 1 ' - 1 K' 1 JA. ,- , : L. .1-1 1 . 1 15 ' -Q1. 1.' . 1 ' 4. S. I x .1 .1 1 1' A- I 1 n ' 1 7 ,1 1,1 - 1 1' -' 1 1 1 , 1 1 - ' Af K1 - - 1.-Q - H' 1 1 Q 1 ' 1 ' D' . 4. 7 1 1 1 ,, 1 1 . , .' 1 ' 1- , , 1- . U . L' . V' 1 ' -I 1 1 L' - . . l Q , 1 , ' . WHY EDUCATION The 1038 Nlrrror reflects to you the school lrfe as rt rs actuallx lrxcd Darly wrthrn these walls over srx hundred students are rnrtrated rnto those experrences that wrll profoundly rnfluence therr lrfe actrvrtres Oprnrons often vary as to the nature of these actrxrtres of the actual value of all thrs effort Nevertheless statrstrcs show that the reallv successful rndrvrduals rn the past have been those who enrrched then lrxes through srmrlar experrences thus testrfvrng to the true value of educatron Fnglrsh classes furnlsh a student wrth a correct medrum of expressron The spoken Englrsh permrts an exchange of rdeas on all subjects so that we mar enrrch our own experrences from others Wrrtrng through the medrum of language permrts an exchange of rdeas of those at a drstance as well as enablrng the masters cf Lrterature Art and Scrence to preserve then knowledge for posterrtv Classroom exrerrences represent actual srtuatrons where students may learn to speak and act correctly rn a grven srtuatron The entrre realm of Lrterature grves the rndrvrdual the keenest thoughts on any subject Such are the possrbrlrtres of a course that everx student no matter what endeavor he may choose wrll need Socral scrence unfolds the march of man from the crudest exrstence to th crvrlraatron now exrstrng today Mans struggle over hrs envrronment and natural forces rn order to lrve closely parallels mans struggle wrth man for possessron or favorable locatron or for an equrtable drstrrbutron of the world s goods and prrvrlege Even todav these same problems are paramount rn our exrstence The entrre socrar scrence freld records the frerce struggle of our ancestors to make the contrrbutrons that we have rn our modern crvrlrzatron A knowledge of thrs freld should make the rndrvrdual more apprecratrve of the prrvrleges that we enjov Our hope rs that rt wrll possrblv pornt the way to a better understandmg among natrons and rndrvrduals than we have today A thorough knowledge of scrence should promote more rntellrgent behavror lntellrgc-nf nnderstandrng of screntrfrc prrncrples has never been more necessarv than now for the health safety and progress of the rndrvrdual Scrence demands a reason for everv happenrng whrch should tram rndrvrduals to forget superstrtrous explanatrons and demand facts It should teach rndrvrduals to accept proof for tatements Instead of belrevrng everythrng they see rn prrnt Lvery known nranu factrrred artrcle utrlrzes scrence rn some form or other rn rts manufacture Every ed rn our homes constrtutes phvsrcs whrle brologv acquarnts us wrth the lrfe rn the unrxerse In short scrence throughout the ages has contrrbuted toward the rm provement of nran s behavror Only by a thorough knowledge of rts possrbrlrtres for food can rt be made an uplrftrng rnfluence rather than a force of destructron Mathematrcs grves the rndrvrdual necessary skrlls rn computatron so essentral rn our evervday lrfe It rs a subject that trarns the rndrvrdual to exercrse care and precrsron rn hrs work whrch rn the end encourages exact thrnkrng Forergn Languages today are pursued prrmarrly for therr relatron to the Englrsh language Certarn professrons as medrcrne clergv and nursrng strll demand a knowledge of latrn but rnstructron todav rs prrmarlly centered on the fact that over half of the words rn the Englrsh language come drrectly from forergrr languages The cultural aspects of educatron and the well berng of the rndrvrdual are not neglected Instructron rn art grves an rndrvrdual an understandrng that opens the wav for a more complete enjoyment of the beautres of the world about Us Musrcal rctrwrtres rn a school teach cooperatron grve mutual enjoyment and enable rndrvrduals to drscover and develop therr talents Health and physrcal educatron recerve adequate attentron as no well trarned mrnd can functron properly rn .1 bodv that rs wracked bv drsease Xocatronal courses represent the modern trend for the secondary school to trarn drrectlw for specrfrc rocatrons Grrls are rnstructed rn screntrfrc home manage ment rn home economrcs by actuallx carryrng on home actrvrtres rn the school laboratory and through school sponsored home projects Boys rn East Huntrngdorr may secure vocatrorral trarnmg rn agrrculture woodworkrng and machrnc shop In Agrrculture actual classroom demonstratrons are supplemented bv school super used student agrrcultural projects In the shops bows mav recerve trarnrng that wrll enable them to enter rndustrral pursurts wrth prevrous trarnrng Extra currrcular actrwrtres further trarn the rndrvrdual for responsrbrlrtres that closely parallel communrtv responsrbrlrtres rn our everydaw lrfe In short rn hrgh school we trarn rndrvrduals for tomorrow bv havrng them fully meet the responsrbrlrtres of today Bs placrng before students actrxrtres that wrll rmproxe the rndrvrduals behavror we hope to adequately trarn for rmproxerl crtrzenshrp ARTHLR If CREEK 61 il Q I - . v 4 K 8 s ' ' ' x ' N .' 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FOOTBALL Readlng from left to right Front row ames Storey William Thorn Fduarcl lytlak um 'opnum dn Arm Pctro Hm :rr frusstr Nevm Clausnex Second row M Tomechko Robert lhorn om Sxkora Jon 'laylor C11 nrt Smlth 'Inm lughty Hxrolml Bovs-.er Mlkz Iluambo feorgz lllLUhl8 James Stauffer Mr Carnuck Back row W Hawk Robert Cram. Homcr Mxllu rink Nnxotny lalph limrg wll'lY1l rxgor in Shntts Walter lhlu. Jnmts Shott BASKET BALL Reading from left to Tlgh! r Qarnack Pi lx It o n mu opouc o Ulllw lrufos N sun Llxusnmr 'Vlr Tnmmehko Back row James Stauffer Cxlbert Smxth Walur Hales James Storey Pom Iukhty Hmlrd Fruslr Mike Delambo Marun Ottmnberg, Warrmn Morgan Jnmes Shutt ATHLETICS AT EAST HUNTINGDON The 1931 football season opened on September elghteenth wlth Latlobe Hlgh School The Latrobe team outwelghed our boxs appxoxlmatelv f1fteen pounds to the man, and thls declded advantage showed up as the game dlexs to a close John Zublc, our captam, had made nmetx pelcent of the tackles fox Fast Huntmgdon ln 64 J '. z , '- , . -- - ', Sl- 1 1-1 'Q 1 - , 41 11: r. D: . , J - , - ' , .'1: A , ' . I J. . : , 'Q , ' ' , F 2 ' ' , l - ', ll'. G 'f , lil 6 4 l K I . l 7 , I 9 5 11 10 5 lll . ', In 'jtla ', liill 'lvh r , S! ' ' ' P , lfrl l't'll' , l. ' ' Jky, L- 'A 'Z .' ' , r I , 2' r A , ' J, ' J ' . ' AV' . 1 'a 1 ps- , TRACK gs A Reading from left Q0 right: Front row: NY:irren Moruzui, Don Springer, Stanley Upalinski, lidward l'ytlak, Stew- I'--pmt-i-, Gilla-rl Weifvl. Howard Grosser, William Soforie, I-ldward l'oI...xieli. Guy Wi-ntsler. Back row: Mr. Tomeehko, James Sllulls, Roln-rt Kinligrh, Ralph li--rg, .lohn Imyvtosliy. .Iohn Dillon, Gilbert Smith, Harold Bowser, .loe Tziylor. MV. l'ziI'ii:u'lt. VARSITY CLUB fs.-- ,. s ,..,..4..? P, 7' -v-' '--Nw ..,- ,.....,..,. time if -Q Reading from left to right: Mr. 'I'-:niet-hku, NYilliam Soforir, Jann-s Shults. Su-ve l'opou-r, John l,aptoslxy, XYilli:lm Thorn lalwnid l'ttio the closing: moments of the game he made a tackle which stopped a sustained drivc hy Latrobe, hut he was injured on the play. The injury proved to be fatal, and thc balance of the football schedule was cancelled. The basket ball season cannot be considered as a very succm-SSful one although a wealth of experience was derived by our boys. Except for one letter-man back from last YOZIIJS team, all the material available was green. and it was a matt'-1 of developing the yearlines for futuie use. The jinx followed our team in basket ball. Our captain. Steve Popovec, sustained a shoulder injury last year in one of the games that was the cause of' withholding him from the early games, :x well as at the finish of the season. Continued on page TX. 05 11k 10111 bhoutul 1 111 1 As he e11te1Ld It tha doonwu I 1m t11ed of 111t111s t11 mg 111LC1 of 0111 115,500 1 xtouex Tuul of H1111 l11f'l1N 1114111111 Hem 11 someth111g' to amuse X011 Bettu 111111 thu endlux ta1k111g 6 111 eu IN - .. , 11 H 1. Ihk ' H. I . 1 . - . - 1 . !L. ., 2 , H . -.1 -. u .k' C K 1 C v ri.-A 1 ,1 v u' 1 K 1 1 1, '.1 ', V, .', -'. K K C1 1 . .,'-V V ' f V v Q . A . .. A C 1 11 . 6 IFIEATUHIFS I ,. XQM f , . ,fx, A ' -4' l 67 PEGGY PARKS Comedy of the Heart 1n Three A 111 St C11 IC 1111111 111 t111 S1111111 C1111 December 16 1937 111111111 111 M111 WIJIIOTIG 1' 111111 S1 01 C11-XRA Peggx Idlkk J. 1111 1l1l3l1t xoung 2,111 111Q11.1 H 111111 1111 E111 f111n11 Qamanthw Boggg VS1'10l11d1'1L'2 C1ld1113tlCd1 111011 Ll7LV Boggs he1 daughtel 'NIH VVa1ren Tl11ll lg'1'1dQt the toxxn 1 s1111a1 19211111 Ce1'11 Tlllmghast hel DICLIOUS son Sno1tv P1116 11 ho 1u11s the f1111n,g statum OiCdl Ha11111101111 flom 3.1111 1 the 102111 Fmest Lmehon 4 151031761101 Iem HdXhk111b who can 111xe1 be p1nr1111 down Sta111ght .fx b1aut1fu1 voung Ir1111.an ,q1r1 P12101 Golden Cltv C111111o111o cl.1 1Yt111Tlf., cts siltlllf., Lu111h 11111111 11 81101111 P1111-1 f1111T1Q xtatmn Readlng from left to r1ghl Front row 1111 1 n1111 1 1 1 1 111111 1 11 1 x Baci ro v Ruth I owls' Blttx Stone1 B1ttv Hough Betty Fe1ga.1 I 11d Mane b1hmuck Don Espey Jumor Nunamakel Stfmlex Opa11nsk1 Hemv Wlck H11t011 W1c11 1111111111 Weschf., 1t1111 W1111 r 1 11 1 1 1n11x 1111 J11111111' Ix11n1m1111 68 an il vo A . by Rob -' .' . 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I , Y 1 5 W .-,V tg .4 HOME AGAIN HARRY A play ln three acts NIcN1ullL11 luscntecl 1111 1 '5 The Junior Class Dnuted bx NI1s Icom Lou Dall CAST Ol' CHARAC fl' RS Ca1ol1nL Stxtch thc Quvant Bettv Sllslex -Xblgall Lennon HBIIX s aunt .Line btone1 D1 GQOIEQ Addlson .1 f11Lnd of Ablgallx Ban Mulexwlu M15 'Vlzugfaret Rowland hm slstcr Beth Jang F1etts Marv Rowland hw nuce 1 Mawuet Shc111 Nelson Robev 1n loxe w1th Marv Gemge Gmtzlngu Graw no and XOLY',.,C1 vu S911 MQVAI Stua1t Wo1th1ngton the fugltne b11deg1oo111 Gus Ro eniteel Ben1am1n Ballow Stualts x llet Bob Vlaltlnoskx SIP R0bE'lt Coomoxe of Temple Chdw. Pnl, xml Bob P11101 The HOHOI xble Fmcl CONHIOXK hu claughtu Robn1t1 Wllllam Malk NVo1th1ngbon Stualts tlthil John Shuxffv ACT I 11 00 A M Thc. hCl11CC0l1lll'ly., of H1111 ACT II Afte1 the lcccptlon thlt U11 nh ACT III I111111ul1f1tclx follovun Reading from left to right Front row Nara Margaret whmrruk 'll'd Marsh u nrtn xxlllllfh ll! nm rnll 11 nmr lim 1 Sxlslcy Mrb Dell Back row 0 ort Martlnosky limos Hlhn VN nllmm C 1rn111l1 ul :nut 11 1 Inlm Shvaffar f'Lor5.1 irulllngcr C 5 Ro n tm l 69 ll I' ' v by I C ' 1 . . 7. . . Y. 4 v' ' 1 A1 , 1.9-8 ' - , . v A .si J . 1 - 1 1 . Y U - , 1 L 4 , J 4 A '- - ' 1 K' ' 1 V 1 M 1 - F 1 A 5 t' ' ' ...Y . , ' ' - . , l . . . , . . ' - . .' 1 ' ' ' - 1 V. , -' . - . - K . - A ' , s 1 .. .. . . S1211 'ja '- C Ci ' v ' y v A 01 I 5' . 1 . - v vvn v I 1.4 w - ' 'I ' .' M Own! , Mary, ., 5 '. ax. . . . .. C. .-... .1- w 1 ' ' v v. - V .v A x I1 ' I u - ,4 rn ' . ' ' . , . c ' . . . 1 - , w- 1 .14 ' . 1 ' , ' , ' 1 X, 4 'Ac I .1 J 1 h. . . ,v A. . , . . - 2 4 . . , ' . YA. 'z 1. I V A 1- 14- ' . : . . ' ' ' 1' z . . . , . 1 . 1 ' 1 , , , ig U.. I .' X v '. ll' 1 . A h. . . . -' ' L' ' S- ' ' 3. R b- 1 'z s, lie j J: - l-' - s, .1111 - S11 -, -tty' R b ' -' '. -1 -' 2 . ' 'z 1 '. ll I -' l'llH'I', lll l1ll'1l Myslovski, , L. ' , 1 ' ' ' Q 1 '. ' , IU ' 51' S 'K' 0. iam 1' 1 . n I 1 A , Reading from left to rlght Front row Miss Welbel Mae Broun lean H1x on Gwendolyn Sldehammr Nancy H111 Mary Ann Ple-.7 Back row Gall Stoner Igilbbll. M1n M1 Pugtn S1l1aman Jimm Danul Jlll1l0l llruvxn JUHIOT Cunnarl LOIS O Roark POLLY MAKE BELIEVE An Operetta ln Two Acts Llbletto bv Estelle MQIIYDIOU Clalk MUSIC bv Calol Chustopher Presented bv btudents of the JUHIOI High a11d E1ementa1v Schools February 4 1938 Dnected bv M1ss Wlldd Welbel Wlth the ass1stance of the Elementalv Teache1s CAST OF CHARACTI' Rb Polly Make Beheve Lass1e an o1phan unde1 Pollx s cale 'VIack, thu brothe1J glad to wo1k fO1 Io l1mmy, a VQIV small 1IlNd1IC1 Lbeneze1 a cook useful 1n even wav 'Vhs O Toolc an oxu fashlonable woman Bov Scout ther sony yust h1mself Bud and Dot rlch thlldren who vsh11e DlLlx1 lessons 1n Love Becky learns a vent but folgets 1f L11 about Pollys age ha 11th puents Buttons Jes Buttonsdas all ROSIQ a 1'1ench 1113111 not fo md 111 wal 1111 Topknot Ca pet henl Watson fa 1th k111c1 ma 10 Gwendolyn b1dehame1 Ga11 Stonel Bob Mlnster Louls Reboy Nancy H111 Eugene Slllaman vuld flo els also p1Ck up Lols ORoa1k Joe Shubt'-1 Ma1v Ann Plesz Je n Hlxson John Cunnaxd Mae Brown Heard but not seen Hea1d of but not seen . 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M1-. 1.1 , -1' ',- 'nr --- .1 - Vll I Reading trom lelt to rlgh Front row Dorothv Hull Maxfzaret frfxtlxngnr Margaret Denambo Ruth loxwler Ruth Charlcsxxorth MISS Wulnl Betty Jane Pratt Mildred Taylor Back row Im Taylor Guy Rumnstulm N1 on Stunt lxnnnnth Ixlnk lhrnfxrd My llxx-xl J hn Shlx cr Fl xl Stxltmnpolt MAID IN IAPAN An Operetta m Two Acts Lvrlcs bv Helen R Stlllwell MUSIC by Malgalet and E J Gatwood P1esented by The Students of the Hlgh School May 6 1936 Dnected bv Mxss Wllda Welbel W 1th the Amalstance of MISS Lemmon and Mlss Vance CAST OF CHARACTERS Juja a lady coult attendant Mxldled Taylo Tosh1, daughtel of the foltune teller Manxemon Ruth Charlebxxmth Iehl asslstant to Hananos nulse Lototo Dorothy H1'l Nlehldd coult dancmg gul Nlalgalet Dezambo Peggle Toms Sl5t6l Ruth Foxwle Hanano Hnohltos daughter Betty Jane F1 ett Lototo Hananos nulsc Margaret Glatzmgem Tom Long typlcal young AIDLIICHH Floyd Stlltenpole 'lhe Coolle a loxxel gait Japanese Joe Taylol HlrOhlt0 Lold Keepel of the Seal Ben Myslewxskl Manx emon a fortune teller Kenneth Funk Niatsuo a prlnce betrothecl to Hanano John Sheaffe1 Yatsubusa, a Jananese plle-t INelQon Stant Chorue composed of men and xx om r coult attcndante Scene H110h1t0S gaxden Noxoxa Japan T1me The plekcnt Apxll 71 . . 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' - lt lillllllllxil 1 ll llzlgce 1-3 SCHOOL CALENDAR August 30 Harvest Moon L ass1mhl1d today to b1g1n our tasks :for th1 ytar 1 four trxbts Q1n111rs Iumors Sop 11 morts and Frtshmxn ufrt wry happy to r1t11rn 1 old camp September 9 Great Corn Moon 1 f ulty h1l1l 1-orn roas 1 I' T1 t M1ss ahn had a pr1 1111 s 1nL 1 m nt arrangl rl hy D n Cllllltl and 1o11l1lnt 11lt1 I 1 ou mg h1n sh1 1 lll'Yl4l s o 11 ov1nL Monday rn11 s 1 1 than 11 1r nam1 September IB Th1 1ll fated game at Iatrobt that both op1n1 and elooed our football season September 20 hearts xx rt boxud ulth LZ 11f as 111 paul r ast pects to 1 frle '1 1las ma1 o n Yubu ho nas ftally lY'lJlll lll ln h1 troh1 gam1 September 25 ss I1x o oxun h1 1xam1l1 rs Marks vs d htr uarrl111 today September 27 Th1 senlors h1ld thur flrst trlbal assembly ln room nmf and eletted thur off1c1r Hxlton wllllx nas chosen as ehlef October ll Moon of Falllng Leaves Th1 senlors 1'hos1 th11r motto flower and col ors and d11'1ded to hate a portralt of J11hn 7ub11 puuted f11r the dUdlt0l llll'Tl October I5 Many Clflflfrtl 11opl1 l 1 11 ury s1 u the hrst r1p11rt 1ar1ls of tht x1ar Htrt gzntn 111t November 1 Turkey Moon 'lh1 Mlrror safl' xx 114 nam11l t111ax Th1 s1n1ors lltfltltld t11 1l11l11att th1 Marbook to th111 2IlXlSCl'Q MISS Mar,1or11 l0ol1 1l Mr lloyd F llavls November I2 r Ll11v1l D us took hls Hlstorx Club 11 Umontown to att1nd 1 hran1h m11t1ng of th1 H1st11r1cal SOCIPCQ of I1-nnsylyanla Our club was l1et er 1-epr1s1nt1d than any othtr c'lul1 then November 19 Ch11f Y1llou Thund1r of th1 W1nn1l1ag11 tr1l11 cntzrtamed us xuth an 1nt1r1st1ng talk on th1 lndlan H1s two s11ns 1lr1ss1d 1n nat1y1 1'ostum1s 1lant1d 1-.tural dlfflcult lflllliih tlanlls November 26 Dan Cupld s 1ms xtry att1nt1x1 to the Past Huntmzdon faculty Mr Green chose Thanks Lltlllll for hls u1dd1n1' day Congratulations' December ll Deer Moon The :semor play east IS yery hard at uork They promlse to g1w1 us an tXC0llt'I'lt yxest1rn 1ome1ly December 16 Th1 senlors prtstnttd th11r play P1ggy larks b1 or1 11 largv. and appr1111t1y1 aud11n11 December A day long ant111pat1d Chrlstmas part11s IH the hom1 rooms dhll the Chrlstmas lrtat ma1l1 alle 1at vu X 1 1nt1rln upo 1 hol11lay season The I'r1 H1 Y and the H1 X prc Ntntttl the 1hap1l program wlth Ru Lambert as the guest speal11r January 4 Moon of Snow Shoes r Iloyd Dans an1l sl! of 1 Hlstory t 111 men1l11rs u1nt to IllltNlJUl Lh to pre-s1nt a h torlcal proxzram for th1 H1st11r11al Stlllttt January 10 ss I 1111 t1rta1111d t 1 s n111r 1a 111s l I' Ufnl lrtlllll UNI! l n n 1 TX much January I7 S1n111rJun1or tldnlllil. 1las 1s start11 January 19 A earayan 11 mod1rn Dlllhltfa f!'dNllt4l thr1111gh Mt Pl1asant 1n route to Mar11tta flhllb 1 u1re 1 1 s11 th1 DZLIAHK xshwh t ex pr1s1nt1d 1 fa1ulty 1 11 s 1r1se 1nn1r 1 tasant Xalley Q untrx Cluh t h11n1r Mr Kurt 1 s mu br January 20 1 xar111us 1 1 org1n11111o11 1 th1 ilttllfl 111 r 1 'Vllrror January 24 25 'lhe 'itudents put on th11r th1nl11ng cape an1l tr11d to toncentritc on th1 mul Har e'1am1nat1ons January 26 27 T 1 scmors f1lt qultc 1mp11rtant today Th1y had thelr pwturcs t'1k1n for th1 M1rror Lom mthttmtht sp1ak1ra v11r1 'llso 1hos1n Th1 first 1at1 s s non d111s1on t0HttN yuth Hurst Hlgh Q1h11ol January 31 lhport 1ar1ls v11th s1m1 l1r 1xam1nat111n grad1s on them u1r1 1l11str1l1ut1d bham1 11n y1111 s1n1ors who flunkul' lttmembtr May 21' February 3 Heart Moon xrade s1ho11l and hrsrh s1ho11l studtnts fi Gt the audltorlum to 11xerH1m1ng for the IT'lRtlY1lt p1rt'orman11 1t' lollv M3lCQlltlltX6 an over 1tta pr1s1nted hy approvumately 2041 gra1l1 school and Jllnllll' hlgh school stud1nts February 4 o y Mak1 lfllllXl s 11r11 a Ntlfttss xuth 1 1x1n1n1z Hlllllf n11 eompostd m11stlv of panuts and 1 rons of th1 s1 1111 February 9 Th1 dcbatmyr team met Umontoun today 1n a non tl9Cl'slUI'l debate February ll The JKITIIOY boys prtstntul a Jolly J11n1or lam bor11 February 14 1 T1H1 Y held a 1 at th1 hom1 lxathleen V'1n11 February 17 1 History Club Journ1y1d t Grunsburg uh1r1 th1v pr1s1nt11l Il program for th1 Hlstorl tal bocuty February 22 Dr D11'r1eat true all frtshman glrls a tuber tular ttst February 25 'lht Junlor glrla p1to1nt1d a thap1l Drogram th1s afttrnoon and th1 Trl H1Y and H1 Y held a party 1n th1 utnlng March 2 Moon of Wxnd toun wh1r1 they uon d1b ultl- 1 UHIIJDIUNVH t1am 1 March 3 Tht Junlor play cast uae announcul T11 eyent lb to tak1 plact on Aprll first Stmors u1r1 xtry much dated beCdUst th1y rt 1'e1x1d th11r photographs today March 10 Th1 annual Hlstory D1l1artm1nt lrojtct Show nas held IH tht flyfllnailllrh Many pr17e1s wen L!1x1n to the l11st uchlblts March 17 Annual day for th1 xuarmg of tht gretn March 18 1 uuor g1rls lflwthtil 1hap1l program 1nt1tl11l l'h1 Old Malds Lonuntlon Aprll l Moon of Brxght Nights The Jun1or Class had '1n ex1'1ll1nt allflllhlt for thelr play Home Aga1n Harry April 14 '1h1 History Club Llll 1ts annual lldlltllltt ln th1 gymnaslum Aprll 19 R1port Lards' Th1 Q1n1ors ar1 vrosslng thc-tr g1rs 1n11 s nor 1ar1 v11 th at May 6 Moon of Leaves 1 S1n111r 'hgh S1h11ol st111l1nts pr1s1nt11 11p1r1tta 1nt1tl11l Maul 111 Juan May 19 and 20 I-mal 1xam1nat1ons May 20 1 sf.n1ors htld th11r Class Day 1x1r1'1s1s 1ax May 22 1511 talaurt dll May 25 omm1n11m111t 1r11s1s for th1 Nth May 26 1 nnu 1l 1111 1 1 l May 27 I l IH 14 m l 1 1 1 1 1 . ' Th. ' ..,,L . ' ' ' h , ', . . 3 . . ' ,BU 1 1 - ,,,,,g: . 'B 1 - - h, , . - ,I Th ' av A' - a steak fry and ' .'t 111 ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' A' ' 5 'I -I ' Lak . 'O ,F U H . W' L. , ,ml ,, do! ' - of thc-A 2:1-anon was 11 - -1 .' 1 -st 1. 1 y 1 1 8 I ' . ' ,nl ' .' ' L ' . thf t' '. W - .- - r-t -l to :rho I th1- f I- , 4 4 , 4 I 1 we l1-11 -l sh -' l - X1 1 l h- ' 1' , -' ' 'S ' ' I' , , - , ,. , . A . . .4 . . ' . I- . h- . C .' 'I i s - .' - .- ll I All .4 I0 I H b. r., 5- U , V-1, A - ..'.l ,.,V, I V - ou l .' res .' 111r ' n1l . n1l ' SS- t '. , 1 : - , ' , ', , , ' J h 1 ' ', w ' .' a ' ' ' - ' t - La- ' ' l I' ll ' -- - ' - ' .-1- -l ' .' - th - .Milli 1-l ll., . f ll, 1 I . I I of M that' ,1 I -I -h l. in l -1 U l A4 ' . l .4 .' l ' , 5' '.. . 'A-' . ' ll X ' ' I ' Th - r'- '- party 1 - of . . .. I . . H. .an . .. . ,al .hun ' ' '- I. . - k- . 3 .. . . . I . Th 2 I . X I U i i .1 V . i .. - -. A, ,il h I i - . 1. U .h . . y . ,- . l .,,, ' '- ' 1 an . , ' .. . 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U Such ts thost tht sh :pts thu pfllntul On the bnth balk and the deel skln Songs of xx 11 and songs of hlllltlllg Songs of ITILCIICIHQ and of mdglc All xxut XXl1ttCIl Ill thts ilgults Fol exch flgulg had its mc unng, Exch 1ts SLDIl'ltL song lecmded Thus It xx IN that H1 ixxathd In h1s xxlsdom tulght the pgoplt All the mx StLI1LS of Dlllltlllg All the ut of I'1Qtu1c VVr1t1ng On the smooth balk of tht bnch tleo On the xx hltt Sklll of the 1LlIldLLl On he L post o tl xll ffm l 1. g 1 4 1 . 1 , ' -1 v N y ' 1- ' 1 ' 1 ,,., 11' ' ,VJ 1,1 , ., ., ' 1 - ' 'I ' ' Q zz ' f, 1 ' 1 'v 4 Q 1 1 1 'Q c . . A r c X . ' . :zz 13: :gf :jf 13: 23: 44 1 . V1 1 1 .1 'c 1 t 1 n I . A' ' L' Y 2 x x x X YL' D' ll' 2 Y . 1 ' . 11- ' ' I v , 1 , 1 x ' 1 . - 1 , ' - v l ' ' J ' I J 'X' li' . , t 1 max 2- . s 1 me Iago. .li ADVERTISEMENTS L2 .1 1 X X fr x xg F-V... ' .XX . T. 1 I NN , lf' X 'ff' ' 1 X 1 xx , , I ,Za E T: lx X E K K f ' W O f E! . ,yf 77 1 APPRECIATION 'llueh ot the Clllllt fol the success of thls annual 1s due to the entlluslastc eoollelatlon ot mam DBINOHS to whom the staff de IIQH to LXIJILNN lts aplllee-1at1ol1 We ale NIUCGILIX Q'T ltQIILll to the followlng students who SQCUIQKI liIVC1tl elllents Hallx B ikel Joseph C1 lbllle Xvlllldlll McBeth 110111 SUIIQUDOIL Stanlex Opalln kl Don Pallv Hally Reed We also allpleellte the tllle splllt of the L tudents who sold H1011 than thell quota of SIX books HAIIX Blkel Nolllla Cham lane Mlllel Joseph Bandlofehefk Geolee Sdlltlllll Jean Qlllouse YVIIII llll Sofollc FRIENDS AND PATRONS WHO SUBSCRIBED FOR THE MIRROR Albllgfht Mlss Je Ill Alldlevss M1 John B11 Ml J llanlx Cole M1 James Cook Mlss IIll21IJLtIl Dolsey Mlss Ruth Faust M1 John Fox MISS Gertlude Hamllton MISS Ollxe Hlll MISQ Jane HIXQOH Ml John Hough Ml Ralph Husband MISS Eta GIALL Kalp MIQS Gelaldlne Loblngrlel M1 Flank Leasule Mlss Jessle Lowe Mlss Kathlvn McClelland Mlss Malle Medsgal M A T The Globe 'VIt Pleasant News Co Geolgfe Parkel s Malket M2lkS and Goldenson s Mledel Mles Madellne Nunanlakel M12 lsxelxn Pllato M1 John Plltts M1 s Collllne Rlmsev Ml' RHVIIIOIIKI Rose MISS Malx Santlllvel Ml Kenneth Shaffel M1 Wallace Stauffel Mrs R Slskev NIISS Hazel Stlltennole Ml Nexln qt0HQ1 Ml Mxltle Stlohnl Mlss Salah Sutor' M S A lvlaltlll J W Swlft MISQ Ju lnlta Wee Ml H M Wolclak Ml AIICIILXN Yousko MIS Madellne TVIIIIQYS Meat Malket J C Pennv Co Blockstelns Stole Coxs Thcatle Mt Pleasant glfltldll Gls Co I In oldel to dexelop lllatellal fO1 oul futule teams lTltldll11,ll3IS were held A toulnanlent spon Oled by Ml Carnack was plaved Future valsltv talent was found to QVQIXOTIGQ SUIDIISQ among the seventh gladels who WQIQ ln the flnals of the t0U1I'l2l.l110l'1t vxlth the senlols To the QQDIOTS went the spolls but onlv after a hdlfl fought game Watch those bovs when thev beeome fl eshmen Intla mulals han developed llltelest ln basket ball whlch ln the plst ha been at the ellb fl has been lndlcated bx the attendance at nlght games To fulthel lntelest the students IH basket ball the fxeultx nl zved the vusltv The faeultv stlll has 1 cle an slate he 1112 undefeated f0l the llast thlee seasons Thls should DIOCILICL an lneentlve lmong the students to dethlone the faculty Tlaek at East HUlltlHLKIOH wlll attlact H1010 students IN the futule slllce the eompletlon of oul athletlc fleld Last V631 s tlack team COlllDl9t9lI a lalllx success ful season and clexeloped nlatellal fOl thlg X631 s teanl VVe shall look forwald to 1 successful team and to all the tlack candldates vse wlsh the be t of luek Keep Olll lopan IU llllnd alld xou wlll he second to none ln all xoul 6Yld0lNOlS A Valsltx Club was tolmed IH the veal 1024 Onlx those athletes who hue eallled 1 lettel are GIIVIIJIQ to loln The elub DOUSOI IS WI1 Tomechko vlllo l'1s ZIIIV led Oul lloxs fol the llast thlee uals The puloose of the elub 1 to dexelop clean spolt lllanshlp and h1Lhel lflfdlk- alllonf the athlete of tht school Max the etes ln tl lltllll our o oul club and lllalntiln oul pllttollll of ce spoltsnlln Illll lnd clean llxlnf, fb I7 - ...- A , ' , ., 1 . 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BROOK STREETS SQOTTDALI PA Not Making the Grade B111 Gevel The dr1xe1 IH th it car lheld must be fn folm 1 tefuhel of mme Qtexe Qtina What makes you thmk that' I lll Ce-yu Shu S not mclmed tO m :ke me 131 S RROADWAY DRUG CO 14 SOUTH BROADWAY Sc OT1 DALE PA FRANK R ROUGH PHOTOGRAPHER so MAIN S1RFIT ur IILASAW IA l SU l.1. ' ' 1 0 0 , Q y w w x ' D. . . ' It . V 1 . l il I 1 v 0 -1- 1 c c . c u ei I a V I ,Y v 1 1 U 1 1 7 ' ' 7' X, E c + . . . P' 1 55 '. ' ' - . 11 Y' J I ,171 Y x. c c5.. 0 1 Y 1 1 4, . - 0 9 v S w w , , , , QD A A 1414 A l If R , . A , . 1 5 K XX ILIIANI FFRFLQON CFORFI1 'NI PFRC LQON FERGUSON S FUNERAL DIRECTORS mow 11 IIDAI r 'VII' qtOI191 YN h it 15 1 doxe t ul mmt' XVAIIQH M015 m A yomt with QXQIV othel tooth knocked out R U T H LUMBER 8x SUPPLY Co PHONE 32 SCCV1 'I I7-XLI' FORT PIITT sHoE STORE Inc BIG FAMILY SHOE STORE - 1 P I ITTSBL RL Ii STRPI-l NC O1 TDAI I- 'sl ...lil- Y V v N 1 1 Y v Y -iii- ' 4 A A 4 I A . I 4 I 1 A . 4 I x - -vi 5 ---- Sfff V' , 1, VA. A . L 'J Y 2 'f 2 v ' 2. Q. . .. H 0 . . . . Y-2 U ' ' .' X . . . . , l . .' O 1 . I - ---- PA. x , . 1.1-.. 531. ' f f 5 -' 11 -' ' ' - 11, VA- 1 1 3 STORES 3 ILOUCKS HARDWARE COMPANY EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING FOR THE FARM AND HOME THI4 STORE WITH A RFPUTATION LAWRENCE PAINT WARM AIR HEATERS SCO'I TDALE CONINFLLSVILLI' I NIONTOWN 'Vlr Cfuxmck Stexe n mme thlee colleptlxe nouns FOX GROCIFHY CO NI KIE DIE MIIQHIE E SHOE HOSPITAL Ladies McKay Work a Speclalty KIII RfII 'I NIT IIPASAN1 IA 51 1.11 ' ' . L- 1 J L 1 . . , . . , A.'1'iJ ',z ' ' f s. Steve Popovec- F1ypaper, wastepaper, and dustpanf' . J o , .,, ----- PA. f . 1 . - - -A I , O 15' SV 1-HI.-'x .'. -l.. N I- B N CAMBIER OFFSET PRINTING lll 1 xt OTTI3-XLI' Iob Mfutmoskx Fxerxthlng, ilu us segmx xo much b11g,hte1 IIIQI I h ue been out xx 1th xou Img MIIILI Whx not' You nexu go home tlll molmng, QIIIYWIIENT PIFIF JEWELER AND QPTOIVIETRIST wo 1 1 ID ILP BR IL ART LUMBER COMPANY HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES g S Everything ln the Buxldmg Lme I IIOXI' JI IIJ-XLI' Sw 0 0 if , , Ht'l'icn- Sl: 'um-ry :mcl liulwl l7m'111N Il Syn-ni: lly Q ' A 1 ----- PA. 2 , , . ' A. J nc J, V, ' ri vzxvh, K, A S 5. . .',- . 2 ' ?. , v- v .. C Q , 2 I ' P- U v 'I 1 x . ,- ' . ' rin ' . .1 I L .' ' . I A - - - - PA. Asbestos Sidin hingles - Cary Roofing 1 H . . . . . ,, ' fl 55 SCT 'V' . I, PA. w7 I . HERFF JONES CO CLINT W LEE CO Class Runga and Club P n D1 tx ctlve Dlpl DUN IENJEJIX UNION TRUST BUILDING Plttsburgh Pa Atlantlc 0384 E R MOORE CO COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS Caps and Gowns Medals and Troph es Semor My but that s 1 md lookmg llbldxy 3911101 No becauqe the books fue 1n tlels GIEGRGEE HARDWARE PHONE 2404 601 NIAIN STRI' ET NIT PLPASANIT IA UNKJER ND 61 SIL G GG HLNIIFR sl ' . I s 's 'n ' ' omas , . i ' CK ' 9 1 ' 'I ' ' 'A ' 79 , 1- , I c . ' . Junior- Why? Because it has panes in the windows? ' , u 1 1 - ' ' ,, H L f 1 , A A A Q Cl 0 ', .'.'I -. I'..,'. I I 'E V Q .--1--1 T., V 1 ' PA- 7 A I DISTRIBUTORS PHONE 110 M OF THE SEE THE BLIND MAN WE ARE JUST SHARP NO SPRING NO TACK ROLLER SHADE AHEAD C ARTLIEST IE IIT TT MANUFACTURER OF TAILOR MADE SHADES I NIAIN STRI PT IIPLLI' XPRNUN I unuk Juung., nux OX8lLOItJ I IH ned thx ltsthlee sues too blg of the cu m cold xwathu Th Its nh.-It up hue to consul Cl nxt OPPM AUTO P RTS TIAS UIPIST TAILOR HATTER AND FURNISHER PHONE 45 R IIT'I NBL HGH NTRI' I- T NC OTTIJ-XI I' I -X Sv A I o J 2' .' .' 'II I I 'I .' I' 'A. Mr.Cz'.--II f 1' ' 2 cz 't 'vr ing s 'H Mrs. Carnuck- Yes you can! Remember, it has to go over the radiator ---'- - -'- O O I Ll J ! 1 ....l.. 107' '.f ' ' .' 3: K . -- CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE I938 SENIOR CLASS OF EAST HUNTINGDON FROM C A PORT CONNELLSVILLE P SIINCILAIR REFINING COMPANY Anna 1VI1e H1161 O defn I took such 4 lot of UOUIJI6 to lIl'TIlg,6 .115,f11et Devambo Salad' We all thought It was a new style of allahfblrli., the flou els IESORTZ COAL CO CENTRAL MINE QUALITY COAL AND COKE PHONE 2462 4131 lNOlLlI BROTHERS BREAD ROLLS AND CAKES ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE East HUhtlhgdOh Hlgh School Cafeterla Why Not m Your Home? S6 Re resentative of A . Y l .' .lu . . L, . . .. the salad daintily and nobody took '1 bite of it. OM. . A. S.. ., . I Q . Y-' Y- V , xx V , ' 0 --'i 'i-- O O -'-'-'l- J , . C .1 7 7 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUA'llNG CLASS OF 1938 CRESCENT STUDIO OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE MIRROR 01 DEPOT STREPT I-XTROBI' I THIS ANNUAL IS A PRODUCT OF THE IFNNUNWITE PUBLISHINC HOUSE SC OTTDALI' i x mtcd It cut ox mxt thu 011 ch Ln FURNITURE CARPETS UNDERTAKING S P ZIIMIMIERMAN s. 0 ESTABLISHED 1873 MOLNT I I FASANT FLORISTS P R DQMUT ISLSON DEPENDABLE AND DISTINCTIVE PHONE 834 8 NORTH BRO-'ADW -XX SQOTTDALE I of ...-- Z2 I .' I .. I, '.-X. .L .J . , , A ,1 .' ' I ----- PA. The barber looked at the young ma11's sleek hail' and asked if he va 2 ' ' . ' f .' - ' ' z god, ' J fr I -- L ' , n I' ---- PA. . L5 3 .i..... ' A' A ', ' .' ' ' , ', 'A. OLIVER FARM IMPLEMENTS MYERS WATER SYSTEMS C H IEIICHIER HARDWARE SFOTTDALP THIE DURAILOY CO ALLOY STEEL CASTINGS SCOTTDALF S eo h a th t f aut ult f e ll t Outh em out .111 lght SMITH S HARDW ARE JI IE STROHM AUTO REPAIRS OIL GREASES AND ACCESSORIES 811 NIAIN YIRI 'NIT ILPAS-X'N'I I-X SS O 0 .' I ----- IA. I . . I I ' 0 .' 1 I ----- PA. I o 11 ' 'd - I t ' 'ks ' ' ' th 'driver hug,g,'ng, th V1 ' 15, ' ' . W'h 5 1' do ' ' h ' b ' J h. H m n ln. . Y L, . ,L , , 1 1 , J .... PA. ' 0 ' o . A ' 3' CET 1 . ' ' 1 1, -f ' G R IE IE N IF IE IFCTRIIC COMP NY Phone 3776 Headquarters For R C A VICTOR RADIOS AUTOMATIC WASHERS WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS AND OTHER ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WE SERVICE OUR SALES CHLRCH STRPPT HT PLEASANT IA HUIUSIER S STORY RUPISDALL ili- 1 11 5b QCIIIUI I Second Sen101 Golng to haw compdm Fnst Senlor And xx hat 11 vom he id ltahu Second Senlol Thex h ue urn ul UNION SUPP Y C T OS IF MIEAGHIZR FUNERAL SERVICE PHONE 5431 Courteous and Eff1c1ent Ambulance SCYVICC 522 Mann St Mt Pleasant Pa S9 . N 4' ' J . 1 o o 1- T ' S II . . I.S.f ,'. I . . . . J .33 . l v - - 1 PA. ' I Y32..,,L CW,-MIA.. H fL,.L 2. IL ,. .I,. .B --.l...... ..A. .. .,..,. I Y . .9 ' . -- vv nu nm IL 11 mgll un wumzu yumh huns IL 1 . 5 . Q it . v 1 v I' '., ' H v , . ,. ' . AJ? L l C L . . ' . U uv 2 v A 2 . ' V , i J o ' PA - O O . I L: 0 . .iii ' ' 9 ' N K -t UT ER JIQGR MM MORTICIAN PRIV ATI HNVAI ID COAC H SI RVICI Phone 2442 T I'IIASAN'l Clty Feed Store Flour Feed Hay Straw PHONE 51 SCOTTDAI E PA H R Hurst Dry Goods and Carpets bf OTTDALF PA A successful mm todfu vslft c mn spend 1 OHL vs ho makes mole monex than Orchld Flower Shop Wll L y PHUNF 0 Sl OTTDAI IL Stauder Engraving Co 4130 B I INN I'l ATIONS C ARDS ANNOLNCI 'NIIVVIS W Charles H Brlggs Lumber and Manufacturmg Co I HONE 8 30 Sf OTTDAII' PFNN-'K Miller s 'NIT II F -XSANT gf O1 TDALB, . ' 'I 7 1 , 1 C ,- C M . .C C .rv ' - ---- PA. . U I 4' - 1 - , 1 J, . J , . 1 .. .Av 2 . v 'g V, - 4 V 1 . v 1 J 2 .' x . . . . i iam G. ud , Prop. Cor. Pittsburgh and Chestnut sts. ' . ,J . , .. , . .' V' . C ---- PA. ' 1 4 v v , . . J , .. . . . , I . ' 7 e mont Ave. Chicago, Ill. A . 7 J JA A' Q , X -1 . A 4 L A . . . . , w w w L ,, v v v , , , 1 v . , A A ,A V 41A JA L Green Acres Dalry 5 N Chest t St tt al You Cant Beat Our Mnlk But You Can Whnp Our Cream Phone 219 Free D llvery Kralslnger MEAT MARKET I AS XX Brook s Drug Store rl, The Student s Store bt UTTDALL IA Paul R Newcomb I I I AS il Tl x Ittlm of Cucumst mes gsoml ch 11 clapnmls on hz s X en xx.f1 1 bdbx mx mothu pud zxxcmin to xx ee und I I N ec Ol mmx N1 F lrst Natlonal Bank 0 Nc xxocm Prxtts Feed and Supply Co Iron Brld ge Smlthton c IT TO IXXOXK Morrls s Style Leaders For Mens Cloths VIIIAII J B Coldsmlth Wall Paper Palnts Glass Wlndow Shades Chma Sz ueensware 756 MAIN STREET MT PLEASANT PA ' I v O7 . nu , Sco d e, Pa. a ' I . , 7 , O MT. I nl. ANT, PA. BIT. I'I,C. .H .'T. VA. 1 A f 1: 1 2 .' zlmitsf' UYQS. Vh I '-sz - j 2' 2' 2 2 'h I I0 euro unc I'x'c wen push -I f ' n over . l1cc. Y L'-'i ' .I'A. - - - 7 Vi 12 'fr Y ' ' . , . 9 I . 9 ! y Q ' SVC 'J nf, IIA. Ajj You Wlll Always Be Pleased Wlth Quallty, Servlce and Prlce At The Candyland IVIT PLEASAIN T The General Radio Servlce Expert Radio and Appliance Repalr Phone 2592 107 Mann Mt Pleasant Pa C Brush F Baller Hoffman s Cut Rate Drug Store PITTQBURGH ST SC U l 'I IDALI' I The General Tlre S L WALKER COR DIAMOND 8 CHURCH STS 'XVI ILPASANT PA 'NNI x ontmuul Mornmg, Stal Xour DIOIHISI, has benn xxell kept Good Heart mx falth ln you LIONS stlongu and tlongel each flax Good Heart But nom mothu thc txme has come vxhnn our Clll?2lIl shxll b Mormng Stu I haw been ucputxng., thx new- fox mmx moons now .md I xx not wean I put mx tlust ln Nou Ax thev stexdfa'-tlx gan xt thc cw mm sky thx blue and thc gold an sloulv d lllxllllllkfl ood Hcalt M ls hopc IN thit I max DIOXC to xou 1 bm as xwolthx of xou as xou haw hmen m xoul flQNOfl0fl to me Sam Rega Jacob L Kooser TAILOR ON THE DIAMOND Mt Pleasant, Pa Insurance Agency Don t Walt Until It Happens Insure Now mom N Scottdxlp I S It ll th O Fl M I ul New Rosso s Florlst Mount Pleasant Floral sown-1 A swmx 11 Phone 3791 208 South Dnamond Sr Flowers For All Occasions Phone 2856 MT PLEASANT PA 2 ' o . . . , 1 . ' St. v . , . . . . - - - PA. , , - I - - I - 7 . L A' . . Q A , v f lv ll. C T ' I ---- IA. . '. ' I I , . 'IT ,XXII KIORNINIQ S'l'.Xl ' KC ' ' fronm page 7.5! ' ,- A' . -- U ' - ' - , I . , , ,f . , ' ' ' ' ' 5 Y . , ,.. .L. , . ,-,. . S . - . .A . v-'V I l ' A6 ' 1 ' .i ' 1 1 v 3 - I , , ,I - . L . . . made 21 reality. I have been summoned to Ahattle, and I am going' forth to-nig'ht. A' ' L' i -I - vi lu IA I- r 'S vs . 2 .V Lv ' . 'ill . I' ' . ' I' . l .' A .' lz Q ' 1 2 2 ' .1 I v I I v - - I K' v . 2 - ' I ' . G H ' : y on j I 2 1 -3 ' '- he as true to ,' , :ml ,ls v v f Y 'if v vm I ' ' - my ' III' . , . . ' ' I'l 1 3119 ,I. C' 1 I. 'z1. as , , Y' , - .. . 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THF LFGFIND OF THE PINK CARXATIOIN Contrnued from p rge 20 darntx prnle rrlo som that had brought hrm success and he told hrs dream of the rrroorr nrarden xr rt In xxrde exed xx onder they gathered around hrnr as he carefully planted the tragrant floxxer benerth a large sheltefvd U98 H916 my P90919 e sare' r fr thrng, to be cxer eherr ee bx us Care for rt tenderlx rnd soxx rs eed upon the face ot the Larth that men everxxxhere rrrax learn rts message It xmbolrzes anrbrtron enduranee and poxxer Nlav those xxho possess rt be xxorthv of rt xrrtues lxourrshed bx xxarrrr rarns and sunshrne and tended almost rexerentlv bv Braxe One s trrbe the floxxer grexx rn srLe and beautx untrl rt became the loxely fragrant earnatron that xxe knoxx todax Nlax xxe xxho haxe chosen the prnk ear nfrtron as our class floxxer never forge rts srgnrfrcrnce and max xxe exer lrxe up to the moon nrarden s admonrtron to Brax One that xxe haxe adopted as our Cl rss Motto Bettv L Stoner 28 INDIAN? OF E-XbT HUNTINGDON TOWNSHIP Contrnued from page 31 Home consrderatron of the fanrrlv lrfe 'rnd customs of the Delaxvares rs ot rnterest to us todax Although the sqrraxx bore the burden of the nranual labor rn her lamrlv she rlso pos es ed eonsrderable authorrtx Thrs eompensated somewhat f Or the fact that she had to peltor rr sueh drH'rcult trsks as cultrvatrng the sorl harvest rn th d g e crops an burldrnr., the home whrle her husband hunted fought frsher' plaxed games or amused hrrrrself rn some other manner she worked hard to suppor her husband and famrlx a rever rl ot todax s custom rmong, the xxhrtes The In dran xvas verx rabrd rn hrs attempts to promote the n r l l f lf ro r sue 0 r e Although he shoxxed no outxxard srgns ot affectron tor hrs xxrfe and famrly he loved them l dear V Famrlres vsere usuallx xerv large and clans marrred rnto clans There xxa no drvorce Marrv of the exrls vxhrch are attrrbuted to the Indrfrns xx ere frrst practrc d bv the xxhrte nran A few of these are scalprng stealrng, and murder When the vrhrte settler nf-x ed 'rto 'hr t or l' Delawares were gra u ll h d a v pus e westward but for some reason a few of thenr returned later to vrsrt the-rr former homeland Mr Clvde Poole ot Ruffsdale tells an rnterestrng eprsode related bv hrs grandfather Peter Poole of the return ot a fexv of th I i A rres a group ot txxo or three Indrans eame baek to thrs vrernrtx Thex would sleep rrr hrs grandtathers barn at nrght Lrkrng xxhrskx xerx much the Indrans would often shoxx therr shootrng abrlrtv as pay for a drrnk A corn xxould be placed rn r splrt strck for thenr to shoot out at frftv aces It p ls ard thex never mrssed the corn Whv thev eame back to thrs drstrrct rs strll a mys t Th erx ex rrrav have eome for some Indran treasure hrdden near here or possrblv rn search of old Indran lead mrnes rn the nrountarns Another tale rs told of a nran nanred Harmon from Lerghtx Holloxv h h l w o ar been captured bv the Indrans Thex transformed hrm untrl he xva praetrcallx V1 red B man ut one dav he escaped Upon drseoverrng that Harmon xxas nrrssrng hrs eaptors set out to recapture hrrrr After trrrallv berng found rn Lerghtv Hollow xxhere h was chopprne, xxood he agreed to eo back wrth thenr rf xxrth therr help he mrght splrt one more tree trunk Thrs was agreeable t th I d o e n rans Harnron drove a xxedge rnto the tree partrallx splrttrng., rt He then asked the Indrans to hold therr hands rn the cleft rn order to break the tree apart vxhrle he drove rn another xxedge But rnstead of carrvrng out hrs axoxxed rntentron he knocked the frrst wedge ou' thus catchrng the Indrans hands rn the tree and enablrng hrmself to escape In our Hrstorrcfrl House at West Ox erton there rs a collectron of Indran relrcs Although texx ot them haxe come from East Huntrngdon Townshrp nranv are xx orthy of mentron Fspeerallv so rs fr large flat roek found near Perrvopolrs wrth drawrngs on rt that haxe nexer been deerphered Outstrndrng rn the prcture rs a m n wrth a a beaver tarr He has txvo teet xxrth trve toes each and another foot not connected h xxrt the bodx xxrth srxc toes To the person xxho deerphers the e frgures xxrll qurte a sum of monex 'VIr Clvde Stoner xxho lrxes near Ruffsdrle posse ses txxo renrarkrbl I l e ncrarr relres Thex are txxo stones xxhreh belong, to a hand grrndrnr, nrrll used near the l h pace w ere McCarn old stand xxas to be later estab'rshed These relrcs xxer sought for drsplax for the Worlds Farr of 1895 Accordrng to an old legend the la t Indrans seen rn thrs drstrrct xxere at the present Creek Falls rust aeros the outhxxestern border of the tovxnshrp There xxere onlv txxo or three of thenr and thex had hrdden under the talls but xxhen the xxere drscoxered thex x ere slrot out and lrlled bx the xxhrte ettler Hrlton VS rek 38 91 , V V 1 A 1 W A , 1 ' 2 ' . 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