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

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IN NIEMORIANI LLOYD E. DAVIS A Master once some precious jewels lent To gladden earth, these gems from Heaven sent But needing them in realms to us unknown He sent His messenger to call them Home. 12

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1. Future artists in the making: 2. Cooking can be such fun! 3. Mr. Kline makes me- chanical drawing seem easy. 4. J. Krystyniak operates the jig saw while R. W. Browning finishes a table. 5. Watch your fingers, Pytlak! 6. R. Kintigfhwf u t u r -2 chemist. ,.,,. . irs i M o -hf ' . Edward W. Sebold in solid geometry. Vocational students travel to the other building where Miss Trickett and Miss Dunlap Wait with patterns and recipes and Mr. Stoner and Mr. Smith demonstrate the use of machines and tools. Mr. Kline's program of related subjects is essential for shop students. Mr. Sebold teaches new methods in farming and Mr. Love directs our art talent. Mrs. Hyatt's band, orchestra, and glee club are ready at any time for public appearances. About the fifth period we forget everything else when the appetizing odors of delicious foods from Miss Strohm's kitchen rise to the upper halls. 4 . l. , i' ilsifsjyg . '.--AWS: 7 Q as-, '?f??54?l5?3 ' fifiliiiligl i 54.1 V. fsssgsgersafef ' ',iv1'22afrW2i5j 2 3, .W ff Lyle H. Stoner Stephen Tomechko Lucie S. Trickett 11 Sf is Q ,X Q KP 9 , ,E XP? ii. 2, .. . .5 252 ,WE f ,, an Q Wm? i ' -Q 4, l, ,. t i . H. Lee Smith :f 1 I QiE:iiiii'i'.: isle-V . N .. . . .. -- Sara Strohm i

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IN lVII4llN'IORIAlNfI This page is dedicated to the memory of Nellie Meese and Clark Gadd, members of the class of '39 who passed on last year, and Mike Polinsky who died November 1, 1938. Beyond the sunset they have gone a little while. but the remembrance of their smiles falls like a bene- diction upon our lives. They have passed out into the Great Beyond to that Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. 13