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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

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John Krystyniuk Arr Editor Al Brier Kenneth C Love Marjorie E Po l ,llalzcahow M IIN 1 m ln xx ho h IS lchlex ed suctexs Ol cllstxnctlon has ittllb uttd lt IH Inge measule to the wlse counsel and sympflthetlc undel stzndlng of some teachel of hls youth Bellexlng that our class SDOHSOIN exemplify thls ty pe of tedthex ue the Senlol Qlass of 1940 deduate th1S twelfth xolume of the The Mnror to M155 Mar1o11e Poole .and Nh' Kenneth Loxe It wx as they xx ho urged us on although the clouds of despan hung lou Thes hdxe ploxed to be mole than cldXlS6lS to most of us we hdxe learned to th1nk of them as our fuends leadv to help us at all tlmes VS 1th SIHLCIQ dDIJl9L1dt1OI1 of then kmdls lntexest and LOODBI 1t1on ue msh to express ou1 gldtltudb ln thls mfmnel 4 V O O f f f f f O I O Z lv 1 2 v 1 L. 2 . Y L, . . sk. - N. . . A, E . - , ' ' 2 . r . K1 - Us L1 . A. . ' .- v K l h v v ' v I v. n 1 1 1 . c . . . .L w 1 nv . l 1 Y I 1 1 v ' , 1 , , . . . . , , .. . , . 4 ' w v gl . 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Lx, . f -. , l ' 1 1 v Jfccenf My lie lay Whew' Imagme haxmg to wrlte elght hund1cd words about the faculty exclalms LaVerne Kooser What an asslgnmentl If you keep Vour ears open YVhl19 classes are changmg 1n the halls or durmg lunch D9l10d you should get some worthwhlle mformatlon rephes Fern Dxllon Who took my d1ct1onary suddenly shouts Jxm Sherrxck whose spelllng ls a b1t xague and whose Wflte ups are returned for correctlons I Wonder lf I ll ever get that class hlstory wrltten walls Kathaune Jean Lowe to Doxothy Weaver Wont some senlols get a blg sulpllse when they see what weve Wrxtten about them' glggles Wllma Fowler to Don Myers A llttle more work anfl less foollshness admon lshes MISS Reed Thxs book has to go to press on tlme At that the edltorlal staff settles down to the serlous buslness of Wr1t1ng copy to fxll the requ1red space IH the year book All are eager to make th1s the best Mlrror ever and so 1ust1fy the sales talks of buslness manager John Kry sty nlak and h1s a1des Also we W1Sh our annual to be worthy of the splend1d work of Mr Khne and Mr Love whose excellent coope1at1on IS great ly responslble for ltS success Maryl R ed Kenneth C Lnve Monroe Kline STAFF Lett gt Kry ty r I l' Sh rr D d ln 5 M f ' f f 1 f 0 0 o U . v. V . . 1 Y 79 ' U , . L . U - yu u - ., I ' , . q . . . ,, . . , , . , . ll ' ' !7 ' . . . . Y ' . - K . A ' . , . u ' v - - sv . L 7 L I 1 I it , . 4 . 1 1.N . . 1 v 4 u - 1 - - . . u - - av x. k . , ' ' ' H ' ' 71 7 A . . . . . . 3 K 7 1 Y 7 . . . . . . , Y Y . YEARBOOK f o ri h : W. Fnwlerg Mr. Lnvc: J. s niak, business manage 1 L. Kuoser, edi o : J . . W. 6 ickg F. Dil- lon, typist: . My- ers: Mr. Kline: K. J. 1 Lowe: Miss Rea C D. W4-:wer lnnt ' pic- turn-I. Q TYPICAL YOUTH AT EAST HUNTINGDON Q AN ACCENT ON PERSONALITIES Q AN ACCENT ON SCHOOL LIFE and 9k V , s 4 'ai 'ff2B'-i.v,-'- fx A. -' S Q. , J f A-2 4' b , ,Q ' If at xt, vlbxilzg 'n., v h J 'f. '.if Q 'Q -f ','4f'gEx GA 1 I 03 pcs' ' 'fy X' QQNQ zpwz I .7 W :N Qt 1' W 5 ,,,4.Z' X H' W fd 96 - n.:,'ffQ','5hI ',..,f'ffl Hoo' arf 0 fgfhll'000l? To the sexen mcmblrs of the Bond of Fcluc ztlon IS ent1 usted thc It'ND0lIS1lDlIItX of mlHlfJ,'lHg., om Gflllczltlhllll sx stem Thcsc men who gnc s0 fleclx of thcn tlme W1tI'1Ollt lecclxlng fmv lecompense xx hatboex 61 deselxe much clecllt fol whit thex hfue clone Duung the past xefu thex adopted 11 tw DOIICY lntended to hndnce ou1 schools mole d.d8flUdt9IW bv tdxlng a YYldlOI'1tY rather than A m1no11tV of the taxable lesldcnts of the dlstllct The plan put 1nto had not been CIOHIQI then blt DIOX ed effectne ImIJl0KLm9HtS IH the hlgh school bulldlng lncluclecl the 1nst1llf1t10n ot 1 neu wfztel ssstem ind of 4 tue .alarm sxstem xpploxed bx thc btlte At plesent the boald IS tulng to make pl xns to pulchfl e new dll stcel buees because 1949 IS the deddllne for the type of equlpment ue novs haxe gf MII -ffl 11011, on ymffl X U f ,C 0 v ' ,E L, . A v Af. ' v' . ,,'v' . 1 by v 5 w v 1' A, 1 v , , - ' ' Q v C Iv I v . -' V i ty . . tv . 24 ' tv ' I ' ul . 1 Lv. J hw .hw I. a l , . operation after a check-up of the records showed that many citizens 2 ' ' . ' Q . v , ' v . . v , L. ' z ' ' ' z z ' ' X ' 2 ,. ' Q . - 'A1 -y' 2 Av 4. :S v . -5- , K Lv, .1 L. ri h : I 'VI I D. F. I 1-T. I h I Tan . lor, VN 'VI II . S. D, Il X I fin-vn. x 1 fi- P! 1 0 j I I P Many and xarlous are the duties and respon s1b1lt1es of a supenising principal yet Mr Green has shown himself quite capable of handling his iob successfully Whether the matter in question be that of formulating in cooperation with the board of education the plans and policy for the effluent management of the schools of the dis t11ct the inauguration of a more effective system of tax collection to help meet the school budget the ierouting of buses during snowy weather O1 so simple a task as an explan ition of the new fue alarm system Mr Gleen has pros ed to be equal to the occasion However desp te the constant demands on his time Mr Green is never too busy to discuss a problem with a student or teacher Those who know him best say he has a keen sense of humor and a never ending supply of Jokes that he loves to tell He is an ardent Rotarian and tis rumor ed quite an enthusiastic fisheiman Undoubtedly the llfe of a high school pr1n cipal ls beset with countless problems and diffl culties but Mr Dams always comes up sm ling At the opening of the school term one of his chief problems may be that of adyusting unforseen conflicts between bus and class schedules T wards the close of the term he may be con fronted with the trying business of making out an improved schedule for the next year During the interval between these times however M Davs can be heard at almost any hour of the day chasing some wandering student to study hall To the culprit who IS a Junlor or senior he says Two houls after school but to an under classman he needs only ask Where do you belong? Mr Davis s newly formed guidance class has proved to be quite popular among the seniors Here he lays aside his severity and becomes as one of the students revealing the companlonable side of his personallty Mr Dans has been at East Huntingdon foi tlmteen years during fue of which he has serv ed in his plesent position as high school principal. ARTHUR F GREEN D WILLIAM DAN IS 9 1 Attentlon thele Dean' In Old Loulslana 2 Pro1ects at the exhlblt Dxscuselng Your Face Is Fam1l1a1 Bettv 13 enthuslastlc about You1 Face Is Mr Tomechko keeps them busy Famlllar F1c hman xxork hard at Math 6191110024 y fyaulh WZ awww if 14 offer Yea 2 J Edward Anclrlsh Leora Love Dell Jfu Yfffenf on youfl Oh Ixe lost mv l1t9l'1tl1l6 book' exclalm ed a wo1r1ed sen1o1 cms he fumbled frantlcally through h1s locker Todav IS book ehecklng day md I must haxe It Then beg tn a thorough scarch After llSt6Y11l'lg to the dlSLLlSSl0Tl he was stlll un lble to relate the doxxnfdll of Rome fAppa1 ent lv he xx as dazed as to xx hcthu lt xx as modern or fznclent hlstorxl But he xxas unsuccessful ln here so on he xx ent Next came plane geometrx cl 1ss t1me to heal he1 sax Dont vou see th xt problem on one a test som tlme m the neu fu tlllt Still unsuccessful 1n h1s quest he hlllllhd fmdmg h1s book MISQ Doheltvs entered lust m be Sll1'Dl1SQCl f slmllal to It on 10 . 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' . x x , , J V, l 0 4, , I Q on to Mr Andrlsh s problems class where a heat ed argument was go1ng on concernlng youth s part ln the government But Mr Andrlsh had seen no stray book nor had Mr Klme who was flgurlng out a budget for the year book ln room 5 whlle hrs mechamcal drawlng class worked buslly Not wlshmg to dlsturb the orchestra wh1ch was prac t1c1ng for the next publlc appearance the senlor tlptoed 1nto room 8 Here he paused amazed at Mrs Hvatts patience wlth the brass sectlon and her ab1l1ty to d1rect any muslc organlzatlon In the alt room he was dellghted wlth the D1CllLlI'6S that even seventh graders had made Mr Loxe was on the stage dlrectmg the palntmg of new scenerv for the operetta Senlors you should know better came Mlss Pooles reproof to her Enghsh class as the searcher neared her door Assumlng that the re prlmand lncluded h1m too he qu1ck1y turned aS1de to enter an agrlculture class where Mr Sebold was trymg to get the attentlon of a certaln group of sen1or boys Desplte Mr Sebold s w1ll 1ng asslstance the search d1d not end but con en francals s1l vous plaxt remonstrated MISS Reed I wonder lf she means me I only want mv book In room 13 Mr Tomechko was busy cuttlng up a frog and preferred not to be 1nte1 rupted durmg such a tedlous operatlon Hou ever after a careful check up of books 1n h1S room rex ealed no extras the senlor departed In Mr Frethys sold geometrv ex ryone vsas so busS the v1s1tor hated to lntrude but deemed It neces sarv Upon enterlng he was greeted by a smlle from everyone who hoped he d talk long enough to take up the class per od An oratorlcal vo1ce commg from room 4 proved to be that of Mr Horner explalmng the solar system The words Saturn Juplter and Mars brought back memorles Beatrice V Keller Dorothy Keller Monroe Klme Qze foiacull lsabel M Doherty Wald W Hyatt George H Frethy l Harvey Horner Kenneth C Love Vlrglnla Pfoutz 11 ' ! . . , , . 7 . . , , . . . Y v n C u 4 7 il ' Y! s K 1 V 7 . . , . . . y . - tinued to Miss Reed's French class. Repondez ' , 9- - ,ss ' Cl ' .-- 97 , . . . L . '. 'U' , , , I ' I ro X 7 K V l l V Ls ' .4 - ' I . . u - I 9 x7 ' If Maj EPI M ylRed Edwadwsbld L e S Lyle H Stone Car lyn St ckler St ph n T eclmko LuceST kit S Stoh adn Jfccenl on goulh .lout Ween of Qgeafmuny of t1me spent learmng those planet s names Wish mg to dlspense wlth those names forever the senlor lost l1ttle tlme IH leavlng the room The search led to MISS Pfout7 s Engllsh class What a llvelv group those freshmen were' But MISQ Pfoutz was able to hold them down Personal foul on Popovlch for over guald mg' rang out MISS Kellers VOICE as the senlor enteled the gym where a glrls basket ball game was 1n progress Here was a pleasant change from the stuffy old textbook classes hed been v1s1t1ng and the senlor mlght have stayed longer had he not been so close to the cafeterla whence came most temptlng odors However here he en countered two dlsappolntments MISS Strohm hadnt seen h1S book and she wasn t allowed to sell food untxl lunch tlme Well the book must be found' The 0ff1C6 left He shuddered at the thought of the 05.109 and declded to V1S1t the shop and home econo mlcs students flrst If he dldnt fmd It there but I w1ll flnd lt Mr Stoners frlendly smlle was encouraging And what lnterestmg pro1ects hls wood workmg students were maklng all sorts of furnlturel Mr Smxth was buslly engaged 1n dlI'6Ct1I1g the machlne shop boys From the home economlcs department aga1n came the aroma of food rem1nd1ng our searcher that lt was gettlng near lunch tlme The students under MISS Trlcketts supervlslon were preparmg a luncheon for the teachers NIISS Strlckler and her glrls were plannlng for the project show to be held 1n Aprll Not W1Sl1lIlg to be remlnded of the task of maklng projects the v1s1tor hurrledly made hls departure and slowly walked back to the hlgh school bulldlng There was only one thmg left to do go to the OEICQ One consola tlon was that he Was not belng sent there because of any mlsdeed Mrs Keller the efflclent secre tary lmmedlately produced the book and the semor went on hls wav happ1ly 12 O l ' . me I ,A K a In - r'orie . oo e ' ' A ' K K , H . , . 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F ' cc ' ' 77 - H 9 . - ' 9 ' K ' ' ' s' i . ric e ara r m D l 01 iff :fo ,W way Our clxss the class of 10 1 xbout to take the tlall taken bx all hlgh school graduates F01 the past slxc xears xxe haxe been ln a tlansltolx stage passmg fl om the peuod ot belng ll xx c sexenth gladels to the adx xnced stage ot bclng, xxlsex hlgh school gladuates Looklng back ox 81 the vears xxe can s xx th xt xxe haxe glx en ou1 Alma Hater some thlngs xx o1th xx h1le These glfts hoxxex QI cannot compale xxlth the glftS she has bestoxx ed on us We came here nexx mexpeuenced and lackmg courage some 130 of us unloaded befoxe the 1xx coxeled xx ftlls of our hlgh school bu1ld1ng All ou1 sunoundmgs xx ere m halmonv xx 1th us green 1xy green glass green trees and xxe poo1 bexxlldered unassummg gleen sexenth gradels Soon a tall chgmfied soph1st1cated SGHIOI shovx ed us to the aud1tor1um md we xx eren t long 1n consldelmg ou1selx es full fledged students of E H H S Our fleshman days xxere full of exc1tement the prmc1pal exent bemg the Halloxxe en palty Our sophomole daxs passed llke a dream so fllled xxere xxe xfxlth the ldea that xxe leaxn not for school but fox hte The cloxxmng soclal event ot thls Vear xxas the paxtx glxen 1n our honor by the freshmen As ILIHIOIQ xxe enxox ed m mx 11ch exc perlences Hlghllghts that xx1ll lemaxn as Xlxld memorles lI1ClL1d8 gettmg measured fox class rmgs presentmg Aunt Abbx Ansxxers an Ad and successfullv puttmg oxel the xumor semox prom Our sen1o1 year xx hen xxe began at last to see the practlcal s1de of knoxx ledge or the applv 1ng 1f It can nexel be forgotten Thxs last m1le stone brought joyous expellences too as eager semors posed for photographs exchanged name cal ds and plctures and xxorked for the success of Mountam Mumps a frlendlx ep1dem1c that won much applause Commencement 1nx1tat1ons Vearbook ass1gnments and commencement speech es followed m thelr turn In Max 1940 our s1x xeals came to a close xxlth the plom class mght baccalauleate commencement and the p cnlc The zeal hlstolx of the cla s of 40 IS unxxrxtten It xxlll be rexealed ln the llfe and xx olk of each ot her membels QENIOR CLAQQ OFFICERS ft t gh! 13 O O 1 1 I P 5' O I O I 1 v 1 . 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' . v v A - 1 4 ' 1 y . 1 4 . 7, ' 1 v ' V- V . . v 1 I A A BBI B WBM ACd WC D h fmwe W aa Betty Ansell s qu1et manner keeps most of us from knowmg her as well as wed l1ke to She nex 81 speaks unt1l spoken to and she thmks oral class reports an unnecessary and unpleasant task As Presldent of the Hlstory Club Gladys Ansell has proved to be an able leader Rather athletlc she IS happlest when playlng guard on the glrls basketball team Between brush strokes and the flne art of rubblng hls nose Leo Balcerek gets some real work done It appears he IS Mr Loves pr17e student ln letterlng Although It may not be very generally known there have been rumors to the effect that Louls Bel7er xs quxte lnterested ln Helen Bynwa Although qulet and studlous ln the classroom demure Dorothy Brlnker makes a lot of H0196 ln the orchestra and band wlth her alto horn Dot IS an honor student Audrey Burkhart IS always saylng cute and clever thlngs Auts1e s ready Wlt provldes much amusement and pro vokes many a hearty laugh when she sprlngs her own latest Confuclus say It looked a b1t SUSDICIOUS when Wllllam Buttermore was able to get hls car dug out from a snow drxft 1ust as school was bemg dlSmlSS9d and IH tlme to drlve some glrls to Greensburg Tall slender Goldle Cav anaugh IS an excellent 1ce skater who can cut clrcles skatlng backwards She may be a future Soma Henle 1f she keeps her mlnd on skatlng and not on boys Anna Celdro the glrl who not! thlnks they would sound better lf read Her one 3mbltl0H IS to master roller skatlng Nleun Clausner apparently hasn t found a glrl he thmks more of than he does of hls mustache Last year he refused to remove lt for a certaln senlor glrl from Alverton Wllllam Connors chlef trumpeter ln both the orchestra and band asplres to havlng a band of h1s own some day Mushy IS one of the xocatlonal students who comes to East Huntmgdon from Everson Ferne Dlllon who In es at Scottdale dellghts ln publlc speak mg she has shovsn this by belng one of our com mencement speakers We predlct that Ferne w1ll be a Slllglllg ex angellst JZ? ffcceuf on WOIIM 14 1 - , . , . Y 1 . . . . , . . . ' l is , , . - 9 L1 K I I . .L W , .w Y , . . . . 7 9 L' . . his , . l . . . I U 1 , L Y Y LY L1 1. K u ' H ' Q . . s . . . . , . U . . ,, . . . . . . . I , I loves to give Local History reports fbelieve it or . , . A 7 . k , 4 . . . H H 'K Y . n L B. men c.Ameu . ' ' . . . . ' , . acerek L. Belzer r ' 1 K v ' K ' ' N .. D. rinker A. Burk art - , V , , - - - . u ermore C.Cavanaugh l A A k K . v. . ei ro N.Clausner ' ' ' . onnors F. illon ' -' V L' - ,f Q f Q , 0140 Mar1or1e Dulls ambltxon IS to be a nurse and her many admlrers know shell make an ex cellent one Interested ID all sports Mar1or1e also low es to utterbug Gladys Edge stud1es hard vet gets a lot of fun out of school She IS an 1nter estlng conversatlonallst and llkes nothlng more than to argue Wlth Mr Andrlsh Gladys IS an en thuslastlc llbrary asslstant Wllma Fowler IS the pep um and vlgor type She IS a versatlle per son Sh0WlHg her ab1l1ty IH dramatlcs muslc and X'1llOUS other act1v1t1es Shes blessed wlth a sparkllng personallty too If Sara Fretts stopped talklng for f1ve mlnutes we re sure she d be 1n need of a doctor Her ma1n d ve1s1on out of sc hool IS r1d1ng around 1n a gray car w1th Jake Ruth Grlmm an ardent football and basket ball fan exhxblted cons1derable ab1l1ty as an ac t ess 1n both the Jumor and Senlor Class Plays We re told Ruth hopes to become a preacher Tall blue eyed Marjorle Hahn IS a smooth dlesser who IS perfectly at home at the plano Marges ambltxon IS to follow IH her mothers footsteps and become a school teacher SIHCQ football season IS over manager J W Hawk can glve h1s undlvlded attentlon to Jane An argu ment between Hawk and Mr Davls IS a da1ly occulrence ln our DhySlCS class Dor1s Hlxson was another member of our class who thought home maklng more mterestmg than school work We re sorry she dldnt graduate Wlth us but garet Hodge IS a laughlng and Jolly glrl who looks on the brlght Slde of th ngs She too deserves credlt for the success of both the Junlor and Sen 1or Class Plays Studlous Garnet Hough has the 3mbltl0D to become a mlsslonary She may seem qulet to some people but when she gets wlth the rlght crowd she s really a lolly person We predlct success for Jane Johnston 1n any thlng she undertakes for she has the essentxal qualxtles of dependablllty preslstency and Joy 1n accompllshmg a worthu hlle task Hel yutues ale mlny her faults few Donald Jones keeps hw frlends well enterta ned wxth his Wltty IC marks and amusmg storles He smgs 1n the boys tl o and IS a wery effluent shop sw orkex MD WF R JW MHdg h G Edg H H h 15 . . , . . . . - v ' Y ' . Y ul - , KC 9, ' Y Y. , . I . K . - K Y . . y . ,C u. . . . , . S ' ' , .... S , ' ' ' 7 7 ' ' 1 . I 1 . . . . . , ' , - Y v . . . . . , ' , . . . . , , . . Y ' 7 ' I Y here's wishing her happiness .... Mar- ' ' i . , , 1 l 9 . ' . . . ' 1 . , - 1 ' . ull . e ' 2 ' v- ' Y I J ' . owler S.Fre!ts 1 , . ' . . . . ' : ,grimm M.:-mm ..' . , ' K' . .Hawk D. ixson Q 0 1 I l -' -' - - - - . o e G. oug 'I ' .' ' ' . ' '. J. Jo nston D. Jones Y L ghty mme firm Coppery halred Roberta Kalp has changed her name to Mrs Baker slnce she left our school Blrdle hked to V1S1t ln the mountalns but hated to come to school Ira Kastner one of our art students hkes to palnt posters but what he mtends to make hls vocatlon nobody knows He has a mlnd llke a glrl s always chfangmg Small neat versatlle wxth personal ty plus thls IS a thumb na1l sketch of our Class Presldent LaVerne Kooser Class Play commencement pro glam yearbook staff orchestra and cheer leadmg have all shared her talents Petlte pretty and gay IS Sadle Kooser Thls davnty mlss IS a lovely flgure as she skates weavlng ln and out through the crowd She also plays the plano well Joseph1ne Kozar exemphfles the excellent work of the Home Economlcs department She ll make some lucky man a good wlfe for she IS both a good cook and a clever seamstress For four years Charles Kozel has been commg to East Huntlngdon from Everson Charles a shop stud ent IS frequently teased by h1s frlends about a certaln freshman glrl Long John Krysty nlak buslness manager of the MITFOF IS always asklng for money Wlth hls personalltv and eve for buslness he should go far ln the buslness wolld John Kuhn wlth h s unruly locks of curly halr can be seen walkmg through the halls Wlth a plle of books under h1S arm that IS lf Short ln stature Wlth wavy auburn halr and mch long flngernalls that s Dean Lakln who spends hls evenmgs at a Sunoco f1ll1ng statlon ln Mt Pleasant lnstead of studylng French Jean Lambmg IS 3CtlVe and full of pep She has been a cheer leader ever slnce she started to hugh school Jean seems to have a specxal lnterest ln Youngwood Its fellows l1ke Tom Lelghty who plague a hlgh school prmclpals exlstence Desplte hls mlSCh18f hes an all round chap A regular ladies man hes lately turned author of mystery storles The llttle blt of fuzz on Paul Love s upper 11p IS not sufflclent to hlde hls broad happy smlle Paul llkes to 11de alound the countryslde on hls blcycle df Jfccenf on youll 16 O H . . ,, . . . . . . . . . . . , L' , K . L , . , . . . . . , . I 1 n l n , , 1 - '. . n L - , - .I y K , L ' . . . . . , 1 7 ' Y K . 7 . , . ' y . . . L - ' cc n - - - 64 ' av - , . . . , K . . L: . ' Q . . . . , . - . 7 . I - y the snow is not too deep for him to get to the bus . . . . , . I - . . , . , . . . . . , . 7 . . . . Y , . - v v Kalp l. Kastner ' y , Kooser S. Kooser K ' . l . I ' ' Kozar C. Kozel 9 ' ' ' ' ' ' Kryst niak J. Kuhn . ' . i. I ' Lakin J. Lambing . K 5 ' ' K ei P. Love 1 . 'W ' Il ' , , . aff 40 Katherlne Jean Lovses splendid actmg con trlbuted much to the success of the Jumor and Semor Class Plays Capable Kltty also won places on the commencement program and year book staff Garnet Mahn who halls from Tarrs IS one of the best rug cutters ln the Senlor Class Garnet has a smlle that makes you want to do thlngs for her Unllke most of us Frances Matsey enjoyed the snow and cold weather last wlnter because of her love of skllng She never bothers anvone and goes about her tasks quletly Veda Meader would be an excellent seamstress lf she kept her mlnd on her work and not on a certam truck drxver Her am bltlon 19 to be a professional 1ce skater Charlotte Mlller s stately carrlage and good looks make her the envy of all the glrls Tudy loves to have a good tlme and IS contented when she IS behmd the wheel of a car Geraldlne Mlller Cooper certamly has been puttlng to use the thlngs she learned 1n Home Ec now that she IS marrxed We regret that Gerry d1dnt stay to gl aduate The pride of the physlcs class Don Myers IS a consclentlous and dlllgent student A1 though he flxes hlS wave each mornmg he never even vvmks at a glrl If Theodore Pa1ak were a llttle taller he mlght be a real athlete for he has all the other quallficatlons Teddy never falls Mlss Poole for an oral Engl sh talk When ever the lce lS hard you can always flnd Mltty Pollnsky domg some of hlS fancy skatmg Ewen so he st1ll f nds tlme to make good grades ln all hls classes Margaret Popovec lS a popular figure around the school especlally wlth the boys Her sunny dlsposltlon seems to conquer almost all her troubles but Pegs Waterloo IS oral EllgllSl'l Who could ever forget Ruth Sch mucks wmnmg smlle and frlendlv ways? A Presxdent of the Home Economlcs Club Ruth has shown herself a tlreless worker Alverton Jlm Sherrlck s attentlon must haxe been dlrected toward Montgomerys when he fell through a hxgh school wlndow Jim should stay off ladders when he s ln loxe I Mll 17 M d Mll PP lSh ' V ' ' ' - ' ll ' 79 . . . . , - u H ' , - . . - . . . . , i . . . , . ' Cl ,Y ' . . . ' KC lf ' Y 4 . . . . . , s - ' l , l Y . . . . Y . , . , . Cl Y 9? ' Q , . . . . . . S 9 . . , . . ' K. Lowa G.Mahn ' ' F. Ma sey V. ea ' , ' ' C. ier G. ier , . A D. Myers T.Pajak v ' ' M.Polinsky M. o ov R. Schmuck J. . er - - - I JWSh Flld MS! SS! Sh MT JTyl h WTlh mlm law Jlm Sherrxck Grand Potentate of the As tronomy Club wants to be an avlator Dont be surprlsed lf ln the future you see h1m wearmg some sort of mllltarv unlform Della Smlth s appearance ln the home rooms durmg lunch perlod IS eagerly awalted by her regular cus tomers who look forward to topplng off thelr lunches wlth a candy bar or a fresh wad of chew 1ng gum Cecelia Sommerfield IS an energetxc worker Her oblectlve 1S a posltlon ln a Washmg ton D C Hospltal but wlth those evenmg strolls to Scottdale we wonder 1f shell ever reach the Capltal Clty Anna Marle Stana spreads 1oy wherever she goes no one has ever known her to mlss a chance to smlle Although she llkes to play basket ball her ambltlon IS to be a famous skater Sheldon Stoner IS another of the boys from the brlllxant agrlculture class Hxs ambltlon IS to get a farm and a certaln l1ttle senior glrl as a wlfe Smce Edward Sultzer 1sn t IH school enough to get acqualnted wlth here IS a plcture to remember h1m by Mmerva Tarrs natur allv curly locks make many of her classmates turn green wlth envy She loves to use a bow of blue rlbbons to t1e up her bonny brown halr When our handsome drum ma1or Joe Tay lor struts onto the football field you can hear the glrls on the bleachers slgh Joe was the hard bolled cop ln the Senlor Class Play glVeS way to her emotions on the gym floor Vlr glnla llkes to play basket ball and to roller skate Robert Thorn IS an enthuslastlc trapper When he doesn t come to school for a few days we know he trled to pull a skunk from a hole by the tall Wllllam Toth a shop student IS an other member of the class who IS proud to own a mustache He spends hls tlme argulng playfully wlth Neun Clausner Florence Valentovxsh IS an ene getlc student and emoys the compan shlp of her books Howcver she hkes recreatlon 'md sports her favorltes belng dancing 'md bas ket ball diffs Jfccelzf on gyonfl 18 . . y K- ' 1 , . 7 9 . . . . , v . . . , . . K ' 2 Q . 9 . . . ' . . . , . v. , . . . . , ' ' ll . . . ,, e a e a n l. , - Y K 7 ' ' ' .... Al- though Virginia Thompson is quiet in class, she Y Y . . . . , , ' Y. I norn . . . errick D.Smith 'l . ' S ' Q ' . C.Sommer e A. . ana c S ., . D l r - . oner E. u zer - 8 . arr . a or V- T 0mPS0l1 R. Thorn - 0 F.Valentovich - 0 1940 To plav football N mv amb1t1on sald John Welostko as he told Mls Hvatt that he yn as qult tlng the band Johnny also plays on the F F A basket ball team and 1n the olchestxa Hard VSOlk1I1g' wmsome Dorothy Weaxer N the young est member of our class Dotty not only ranks hlgh IH school work but also IH basket ball and many other sports Perfectlon N he1 goal Upon gllmpslng Maxme Weaver strangers mlght thlnk her to be qu1et and reserx ed but a second glance at her sparklng ey es betrays Mac s love of fun and good tlmes Why IS Margaret Yurkox sky nearly always late for school on Thursday morn1ngs'? Could lt be on account of that Wednesday n1ght date wlth Happy? We re mcllned to th1nk so When the fans start cheerlng we know that George Begon1a our star quarterback IS comlng on to the Held Bud has the record for mlsslng the most days of school When Joe Bugosh h1ts the center of the hne vou can see where he got the mckname Bronco Of the class of 40 Joe w1ll be the f1rst to vote We hope Emerson Espeys xnterest 1n dN play1ng h1s physlcal prowess doesnt lead h1m to neglect h1s strawberry patch He 19 a valuable man on the F F A basket ball team and a dan gerous wrestllng opponent The agrlculture class N not complete unless Bllly Fedorek IS pres ent A broken down bus does not keep h1m from gettlng to school for he hves ln Alverton Joe Popovlch dzsplayed some good k1ck1ng on the muddy Mt Pleasant field where he upheld h1s name as our star klcker I DW 19 H , . - U - . ' . v ' Y Q 1 V . 5. L ma W K - . . . . . . . 0 1 1 l - A s Q 1 1 ' v 4 ' y ' K , 'K - A' AA. I A L, k - , s. L 4 . . . . . . . v 1 . . . . 7 a ' cc 9 n 1 7 K . 7 J. 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'e . ., If . - J 2 . v ' C ' fl ' 1' . ' . C 1 4 Av I A A xi Mr. Arth ' F. Ewen S f 21 Mr. . 'z zvl' 'r - -' z 1 '. ' .. ' ' I 1. 11 'Q' 1 1 2111 -1 MWZUZ5 Jfchzlwe Qyuccma he Ike Luc e S Trickett Leora Love Dell Stephen Tomechko CLASS Ol FIFFRS th Hl tty Let's turn the calendar back a few years and look in on our high school in September of 1935. The scene which confronts us is one of excitement and activity. What period is this? is a typical query of a confused seventh grader. Neverthe- less it isn't long before these greenhorns have become acquainted with school routine Now the scene changes and last years seventh gradels are one year older and wlser They look down on the new seventh graders with expres sions of mingled superiority and contempt Time marches on' We see the eighth graders next as fullfledged high school students Lets peep into their class rooms Here we spy the poor Freshies wading through Latin or scratching their heads over a tough algebra problem This year the class is well represented in extra curricular act1v1t1es having members in Tri H1 Y the musi cal organwatons Forensic Club F F A and F H A and the basketball and track teams The football schedule was cancelled because of the death of John Zublc so the boys who display ability on the gridiron have yet to experience their first year of varsity football Now that we have witnessed the highlights of their freshman year lets move on We flip several pages of the calender It is September of 1938 and here we are at E H H S again Why whats going on over there? It looks like a con ference of some sort There are Dorothy Hill Dorothy Pritts Betty Brown and Barbara Poole with their heads together Yes Its a meeting of the sophomore class officers They are probably plotting some new activity to keep those sopho mores busy They have the reputation of being the pepplest and the no1s1est class 1n the chool The sophomores are very proud and rightly so of winning the inter class basketball tournament Swiftly the months pass until the autumn of 39 rolls around The Junior Class Pliy which IS the class s first attempt in the field of dramatics IS a big success The Jun1orSen1or Prom which they have been anxloulv awaiting throughout the school term cllmaxes the ex ents of the year 1 ffrceuf me Wolff! 2 U, . . L 9 . . I 1 . f K , x L . A- i l - . . . . ' . Lf a L X ' 5 i L L K - 9 K ' ' 7 - 4 ., , . . . . . ., . M 1 K l . . , . , . L' 1 . . . . . i , . . I ' Y a 7 . Y . . , . ' 9 X A K 4' I .A L . ' . ' ' I . 1-,-'I-1 .. ,,,. A, Im,-0 y il ' K ' ' . ' V'--l -,-'lft , 9 .,,,..... D thy mms . . . ' 1 ' ' S-' 'tz y , ., ,.,. ,, lie Brown kk K ' 'I' -'u - . . Barbara Po I' ' ' Cl: C 1 .- 9 . . ,. Ren and Gum v ' - E - . , .. . Fl' Fl , , ,. ,, R4-il Ruse ' 9 ' ' m n 7 K L . 9 h - . l ' 1 I 1 . , . l . me ,ff,,f r , 2 Fnrst Row 111 1 4I11Im Nl x Sh1xx1x mr 1 1 1 Second Row Nw r 111 1n11r 811111 I11111 T 11 ntl Thlrd Row 1 111.11 1 11 I- IL 1r I' 1 n1 Smith I S.-mtmyar 0 R 14 1 I'1m 11 First Row 1 11 n lun PFIKS D Nc mx M K nl h male B M mr M11nILum1rw M r IJ1II Second Row r11I I11' S1111s mr umr 1 11 Smuu 1 Rnsm n J1 Thlrd Row 11 1 x n 1 11 1 11 11 1r n I1 11111 r1. Flrst Row 1 n nu I1 11 11 rl 11 1 A Harr lir1111 1r H uulzh H I!r11xx11 B Br1111If1 HTIIJII C r 11 H11111.h Second Row K L uklm :mae-r I Ii1r 111 L Iiruu ahn I ur VI 1-1' 'VI 'VI1 n :Im 'Vlr 'Iumu u Th1rd Row 1-xv-nr 1 .au mr I- U1 Adm IM111 mvu rur 11-1 ru 'VIA 1 1 1' Caro 1-11 11.11r ur 1 M, I'11rIf11-r. If M I , .I. A111-y, I S1-I1 - 11, M. A. HQ- I- I11 sky. Ir. .' 1 'If G. Hn- I I 1' k s, H S1'1l!. T. Stilu-11111111 .I. R1-aku, M, .I. H1 sn- .I. H11x111r1I, V. .' 'ish- 1-r. H. I' ills, N Ri'.'.1, I.. l'r1 - . V. 1' 1 s. M. I.1-shku I., I11111111sk y, If 1 -s, Miss r'-I-1- VV. M'IIsI' f 1, I Q11--', I . 'Q' '1 , H II-sz, A. O Iish. I, ' 1 '. . , C. S1 ruy. F. 1- - I -r, IC. ' ' I1 . IC. S El n 11 I c-, Il J I1 S , A. K4-llv U. 'I , I k- I '. . i ILE , li. P , . iII- , V. D. S111 ir s, R. St '-1 -, .I. . I :- I- . .I. S1 - . II. Krys!yni11k, VV. Ros- ' , F. 1' 1'. G .' - su-1-I1-, VV. l'11- '1k. I . N '11l n ', M I'uIi sky. I'. I'11I 11- vi 'h. .I. N1 '1l11y. H VVis1I-sI-i, V, T'!11l11-T. VV. SI11 ', .I. R1-1-fl A. I'- ki s. VV, 01- J. CI ' dn- '- , Ii C II ' . Ii. G1 -I1-r . , ' . M. sh Ii. Iia' , U. ill, H H , . ' . s. G. ' 1 D. I ' fl . S, K I-'. Ii Alzm-r, A 'hi' A. VY. Grant- ' , 1. y' s. 1' H1 h . '. ks, R H' . .. Ah I- sun H. . iII . 1 . 1 -I - -. . . ' - -hk . ID. I, ' Iuskf It FI' s A . I. - Im. J. 1-I' 'sk1, A Ii '- v I-I. F' I'k, G F Q -. M. 1 ' I'I1, R Ii A 11. .I. I VY. Gr' ' , G. M - 1I111'I1, Ii. I.1A:1s lre-. A mmm Ivan? fbv fable Flrst Row X llxzturmore B Iiunluf V Ilurzawa 1 n n a r Crouse I Ha hmum H111 I' IS er 1xs11n I' rt th r 11,1rr D1 1 a Second Row rx H y 1 I!11lk1nuk1 W Frye 1 1r lidrn lrt HI I C I' I-1rmst11nc M F1 on I1 1 ge mndzz xn u h U Ilur Thlrd Row Ll ner H r s h I H111n1 I HKDIIHIAH M Je 11mI111 M L atdllnd Luffm ln I111 T HJ r Flrst Row W 1111nN 1 L I Huxxn 111 lhurn 11- yllxx A Y1t 1 mi. K1111. num. H x 1 Hob on Second Row ax Ix 1 I Il III1 11x1r1 ur 1 -.ky Sum Btu-I1 Il Sl11111r 11-.1 Suu: M gt ind IJ Rh1rm1 J Sutty A bofnrn Q I' J U Tubleto Thlrd Row Sl1rn11 M R11 ht rI11m111 Along J I Ilan 11 III 1ms S Wu -. or er I'1rr V! Smlth R W1ls1vn W Qullman S VMII .uk 8111-111 Qr 1n1x I 1 1 Fnrst Row 1 11 rx Q Murrny 1 nth M Iru 1'- lxy M M1n I1 rmdn Oakes P.-1ul St11n1r Smlth 1 mm Rnnrk Second Row r rut 'Vlur S11r1x IFE Il .I Shdf 1r u M1 1r 11 1111 R 11111 r I 1n1I11n M1 11 N1 N ugh!! I Hm An 0111 Thlrd Row I M11Inl11 I' 'Vlnr 11 1r N 1 1 ll R H he 'Hur Ill IT 1111 Wi 111 QI' 74 X X X f . jr P. C 1 1I . E. N. ' , I. uws ' . IJ. , IC. ' 1 .', M. I.. F 1- t t s . B. Gr' f , I-I. -1 t . M 1 fi, II. J. G ly 1 , I.. ' - h1 , A. IJ 'I I - . L. .' 1, . 'd- ' '. R. IC l ' . J. F11 ' 1 , C. If - mms , . ko. VV. li i 1: I 1- y, R. IS:1k1-r, V, I 1-l '1 r, K. Iiich . . G 11s.'1-r, .I. C ain, .. 's, .. ' , , I - J. I.. ' 1 , K. -' 1. . . 'r . I'. 1 C. 'I'l'lllI , . . '1r1l, I.. K1l . IJ. , A. .I11l 'I' '1 . Ii. Kut- tvr' , Il. r h 'rm M. K' f, A. f, A Y 1, Ii. i.'s un, P. s . Mi.'.' ' -II1-r. .I R1-'Ii , R. I'1-I1-rs V. Sk 1, G. Y - I1 lv: ' ', V. Si - ski T. I - -, . C - IC. S ' ', A. . . G. V - 1 si I1 , .I I ..' . .z11 W, S 1 Iy, R S'-' '. . '1 ' k W. SUIIt'I1Ilt'l'1ll'!', J W'l '. S. ' j.- J. I' L , C. ' 1 I' ' ', Ii. -' ' 1r' . .I H' Q. I'1nl1-, .I I l11t11. I , Stzshirk, F I'11lI1r'i1'h, M I'1- Jh- inzr, .. 1 ', li M 1I - , . ' 1-1.'- C. ' .', G. ' IC, - , I.. J ' I.. S'h 'k. I.. 0'- M . F - hy, E. . s, H. -:L fi. Sv' -si, K. R M ll, . .' ' f- V. R th, J. 'II' IC. Ii. M s 1' h. M Pl' ' '. . R1-1-1I, Il Sl - . 'I'. .1 ' 1: s, -1'1 y, 1' .'1y.1.-r I . 011111-.', V. I. -' f ' A.K1st111-1-,K K-11 ' 1 , I'l. 1Iin- ski. 91111. R. Mi sl - , IC U'ilsky, R. K1l1. IJ H11 1'Y1'hl11'k. . ull V. Nuwivki, W' MU111' -111l, C, . 1- 5 F. K '.1 . H. Hill J. I. .ki. A. . 1 - vnu. VV. Mill - . T K1-.-I. M. U'it1l4y. ifn . Yfrrvuf on IUIIM . lchzezcemenl Don't tell me that it's eleven forty-five al- ready, says Elfa Blanche Mosch, and I am here with pecks of things to do yet today! My Bulova surely must be skipping time. It can't be that late, says Viola Leighty. K6 Now don't blame the watch, Viola. It's right for once because I just heard the period ba Well don t get excited about time and chips in John Palanko this year will soon a close work be at Very true said Kenneth Elchner and a good year it has been How well the Sophomores remember August 31 when one hundred of them passed through the portals of E H H S Early in September import ant instructions were given no paper on the floors lockers to be visited not more than three times daily and no parking in the halls During this month a certain few were 1n1t1ated into the Tr1H1Y Glee Club H1 Y and other groups Oc tober brought a Hallowe en party and box social given by the seniors This event was intended to raise money for the yearbook fund Many sopho mores attended and reported a good time N wember and Turkey Day' Three big cheers for P1 esident Roosevelts proclamation changing the date of Thanksgning Day' Three more for Gov ernor James acceptance of the change of dates It meant a longer vacatlon for students if not for teachers who had to attend institute With the end of January fast approaching bringing the semester to a close with exams sophomores kept flngers crossed Might the powers that be show mercy When a new semester was well on its way a radio with money obtained from skating parties held dullng the vear April and projects' Pro iects fox Latin prolects for biology prolects for English no end of prolectsl Thank goodness May would bling an end to it all' But there xx ould be no end of pleasant memories of happy, days George H Fretlw CLASQ Wxldx W Hyatt Dorothy Keller OFFICFRQ I- LL, WtR 25 ll. Q as a - ' , ,, . . H . . , e , . ' . vs sa as - - cc K . 9 H 1 ' - n i Y 9 , . Y I' ' s 1 l' ' ' . l ' , - , . .I . ' . o- Q . , . . y N - Y . . , . . ' , ' 46 99 i 1 I gig Q 4 A 5. , ' Presirlent ., .... . .. .,., Kenneth Iichner K - A - K Vim- President , . John Palahlin these carefree and music-loving students purchased 1 5 . . . . . . . Secretary ,..... ........... Viola 01 fhty - l Treasure- .,,. lilfa li. Mnsch '. U . l 1 . . - Class Color, ,,,. .. .. Maroon and Gold I ' ' Y ' f K ' , ' Class I-'lower .. . hi e use Y i. . . 7 r' l . r ' V vulwfzbfua Jfzmhwwn 121003202 Ike Monroe Kline Carolyn Strlckler 'E' s Lyle H Stoner CLAQS OFFICER? th B 2' S Wht Ho hum lm sleepy After three months of yacatlon 1tS hard to get up early These were the words Wh1Ch a new sexenth grader spoke as he stifled a yawn whlle waltlng for the bus to take him to the high school Here comes the crackerbox ' rose a chorus of voices as a big orange school bus drove in sight The excited boys and glrls clambered aboard and long before they reached thelr d6St1 nation their sleeplness was replaced by mingled emotions of eager antlclpatlon and bewllderment During the first few days of school It was a common occurence to spy these verdant young sters wandering through the halls as if they were lost But as the term of 1937 38 wore on their greenness gradually disappeared and they began to adapt themselves to school rout1ne The big event of thls year was Polly Make Belleve pre sented by the 1un1or h gh and elementary schools on February 4 1938 The cast of the operetta in cluded eight members from the seventh grade It was thelr flrst effort 1n the fields of music and dramatics When the first day of school rolled around again the same students who last year as new comers had been frlghtened and befuddled now met the same sltuatlons with much more assur ance and DOISC They dellghted 1n maklng life mlserable for the new beginners by constant teas ing forgetting that only a year ago they had been iust as naive The weeks flew past swiftly and in no time another school term was over When September again showed 1tS face on the calender every one was anxious to get back 1nto the swing of school 21Ct1Vlt16S Many a sleepy boy or girl now burned the rnldnlght oil over a Latln story or some algebra problem Then too c1v1cs English and general SCIGHCG gave quite a few headaches But there was a brlghter side to the picture Many members of the freshman class took active part 1n sports music and other or ganlzations The St Patricks Day Party which the class sponsored was a most enloyable affalr However the arrival of June brought llttle re gret to the freshles for they were as ever looking ahead to next year wif Jfccenf on 901456 26 xc v , L . L 7 . . , as ' 7 L , L I as s x n u A K L L L L l L . f t L L , - K v L . L L v A - ' 1 K n v - za ' rv . ' ' 1 ' . . Q A , . L ' L . ,L 1 . L 'Q , g . 2 . ' 3 LJ ' VN V . ' iv , .. MM N , a'1,W5sfk' - rf. 1 Y . Y . . . . L L . L V L u 1 . Y I L 1 L, ' . President ,,,. . .,,., . ,..,, . ..... . Ru air . . . . ' 1 . ' Vice President ...,.., ...,..... , .. Marian Bair i 9 . . Secretary . ,,,,.,,, ............ R obert Conway . ' Treasurer ..,...,, ,, ,...,., ,,.,., Eu ene illaman . ' . . Class Colors ., . ..... i e and Green . . L .' , ' . Class Flowe . .,,.,........,, Mountain Laurel ' ' . . . . v 1 ' A V L N c I . Fxrst Row 1 1 1 H1111 111111 1111 I 111 H 1111 1 1 C1171 Second Raw I' 1n11r N Ixatlera 1. 11 1 1 1 R I'1r I1 1 11111 rx .111 111 1 111 11 H11 lr11111. 11l 1 Thlrd Row 1 11111.h J 111 11111.11 L 1. I 1111 'N l1r 111 H1111. 11 1 'VI11 11 1 111 Iixrxx Flrsi Row 1 1 urx 1 l St11n1r 1n1 11 1 Nn111ux1 N1hn1111I1 C Sl111x1rL1 11 1 1 1 l Second Row r IxI1n1 W 111111 S 1 1111 I R S 11' 1-11 1 mr 11111' 1 1 N1111 R UI Thlrd Row VN 1 NN HJ Htr11 11' 1 ,, 1 1 1 1111 N11 Nm11h If 1 11th S 4 1 X I4 Flrsi Row 1 X1 1r 1 1 1 Y 11t 11 1 11 11 Ill Second Row 1 r11I1l11' H1 n1l111I1 W1 11m 1 .-1r1I Tfxrr r1 her I 1m'1 1 er 1 n 1 Thlrd Row 1 N 11111 I S1111 1r1 11 1.111 Ii. I1:111', lf. 111111111 I . H1111 1I -n1 1- r, G 111111, II. 1211111-r. I4 W- -4, K. l'11Il11-ri fl. I41' ' .G. I11' ah J. I1 -. J ixa J. G'l1i11. IT. 1 fk IT. I'II4h1'F. II. Anfvll M. S111111-1'. 'I' Kr: -, '. Il. I4:111n1:111, Il. Mull'- lI111'Ix. I.. I 1'I '111'. S I.11 -zki, J. C, H111uh R. li1nl:1. li' I . H11 'z I-1, I4 j ' . J. 1.-Afhtj. L I'. Ju -Q11, R. ll I.if, YY. I ', .I Kr . H. I,111-'.ki. R.l'1111111y,1i H ' . . H2 l. G K1 . '.i'r11if, IJ I:'1-5, NI, .liI' XY. Ii111'I11-1', G. J: - 1-sl111,1I, ID. 1 'h, I1 .l11h 51111. R. 1 Il J. l4r 1111. J. lJ1'iN1'11ll Ii. lQ:1I1I. J. H11' S. .' '11, J. IN: I I 1' I' , II I'111l1', Ii. MA .. M M 'i'11i11. G. 1' - G. K2 s I.. R1- 11-ll. I'. I .' ', I' U. I' rt1-r. IVI. 'I'i111111 A. VY:ll11-1'. V. 'I'1l1- I1' 11. M , ' ' -, '. SII- I1- ' . J. '11IV.z-r. IJ S11y1I1fr. IC. SiIl11n1z1n K. I'f 12, , Sh' - VI1, NV. Sl-1 1. Q S - . Ii, UN' '1'I5. I' 21111. ID. 1'-'-ll, J 1- ' . T, I2lFlI '111 U ' 5, .I. .' I1l' W. Sl 1'11i11l1, W Ii11ll'. Ii. 111115, Ii Nnwrz - i. Ii. 1' ll H. 1' ' . J. 'I' 1h .-X. WMM 11. l'. IN'-vlv Y. Sn' . R11 Izil- 1x'fki. J. NV11- -i1-1'I1- 1111'-ki. Y. I.1111-. I.. .lill- Y. K 'll,. M.I4:1i1'. ll S1111-I111111111-r, M Ii1'11111. M. I'r111'3' Ii. Ii I 1- '. M. A. F111 '111-11. Ii. B1-1-1 11'l-1 H. KW. M'ws Sl . G - 5. V. I- l'z f. I . II1-asurm-. IJ If 'h' , G, - V .I Th :F . Y. .1 . 1111. M. A. K: ti' 21 ii. M'Ilx1'ar1I.NI H11 1-11' I1111'l-1. NI I1111-I1n1111ixh. H. I'1't1-11, .I. f'1'z1iu Ii. Q11-1'I'. U. .'I r H. Y111-1,111 sky. I' ll11'1'11. J. Wi1+Jr11111 I . Iiuirfi, 12. .'1 111' f'1-III. NI. XV: 1111- Nki. If. I111u11NI1. H 51111111111-ry. f F T' una L .ffzyf fhlcfenh fm! lumen FIYSI Row 111' H P-11 1 11 M Murzan A l11w1 1 Il H1111 1 1 A ll nl 1 mr R P11 .f1l11n1 rek D M1n H111ILk1s-1 Second Row H UU I unI1l1 C uw 1 er Il Mangan C M11'v11r1 Fa 1 t r K111L 1111 N 1 'VI H11rn1- H11 n I K111f11' I11nv I Kram1r Third Raw M1 I1 I1 11 1111.k1-A lung. 1111 M11rr1 Un un K.11lJ11 T Hr1bf1l F raft VI I11n1 g M1 1- M1n 11-rman F Ot 11 nhvrg F1rst Row C011 Il I 1 Q I Cru I r 11-r I 11 n 1 9 II.-111' Lt In V 11 m ln N 11 1 Il11L11 Second Row be-I11 I 1.111111 iunmn Surkhdrt 11 thony A f1.1m1r K ramer I 111 1n-. Bery. I Iirrmn I F1119 B Iivntv Th1rd Row L en1l1 HIC n C an 11- - L 1 1 XIII er on D U1 on VI I unn.1r1I S C l11s1 Brow Il L Hur 1 Arruill I IS1 n Flrsi Row D bm1th M Su dnu I Pytla Nh1rr11k A Sinner LAIIQII C P1 Jer .11 11 If Sm1111 Q M Paja 1 n 111 S 11th R S111 1 Second Row r Horner Ndllnders H Parker 11 r 1 1 1 N 11th R Snuhr B S114r1 M A Raf.-117 e r n1 11 W11J11.1k A Sofuru. I Shdffgr W qhw H Q11l11m11n A liuko Th1rd Row umas lh 1 1 I W1111 11111 A bnu 1 1 1111 R11 GDI Nmlth n r N1m1 111 1 1 1 f n .ffrrwzf on y0ll,A 8 vn O ff jf I . If X' f ff X X, 0 . K X 1 f, p X 1 X X, I 1 1 p rs. 0 1- iy. . F1-1- - '1 ', D. M 'CI y, A. ' 1 - IC., K1 h , J.. I I1 r iz I Ii. K ' ff 1111, R. G1':1t',i11f- . . ' nk, , M. M' -. IJ. Fv- I 1I11 . ' sh-r, H. ,, I X X Q M111 P1 1-., J, A K ' 1, I. F ., J. M'lI . Ii. H II, F. ' , I. ' 1 's I, C, .I. 1 b 'I . A. K1-1111 . L. --11 v- t . 1 . . J. 1 ' I1 , 1. , R. s. -1 11' , .1. My- 1-rs, N. Mill-', II. ' H If .'., G. f. G. I. . G. '- I .- 11. Hi-f . F. 1: - ,' 5. . .11 F111 rar. S 'll r. .I. N. ca. II 11. Ii. Ia 'i., J. shy, 1 .I. ia I , R. ' n . 15 II, C11 . F. . B. An , ,II:1il1'V, , H. C' ff 1 . I., Ax- I 1 C. f eh, ' M1-. ' 1.1, J. 111-- ' 'z, N. ' V M- - f hum, .I. l'ur111z1r1I, II. I ' . M. A - 1' ' , 's. ' 12 fl 11. f. 1. ' . ' , S.Ch-I-klu, 11. 1 ' Cl ' V' . '. D' - ' ' 1.-. J. 'zbl-, R. .- I s , , 'II , 1 nf '. f'f12-f A. '. I. ' iz. f- . V Lf LI IJ. S 1 ' 1- r, H. 1 .' s A, . I IC, J. W ' 5: r '1-, I.. 1 In ' . . S' slej. 1v1 . ' , B. fl. W' -1.'1Nki.I: .'n ' , . 1' j - , . ZA. -I . -k 11. if . Q ' 'f 4 , ,I,var1Q1111a,11. Th H, H 11rr. .I. I'hiIli1 111, .I. Vujs. .l. ' Q -' -, Q' 'Lh. I.. St 11:1 I . wh. If. VIII 1 111'ish. II. -' ' . A. S111 1-r, - , R , Ii. T11 1:11, G, Rh. ' 1 IV. Y 111. Ii. III 'I- 1111-I1. V. Sx 1111Y -I1. . ' P 2 fr flyl frloof ruff fdy 1110.11 F1rst Row 11 1r 111 1 n11r 1Sr11vn l ram1r l r1mn1 .111 111111141- 11 D 11-r 11 -X111-1m 11 .1111-1 1rr1 n 11 Second Row r 1 FI 11 11 S11rI11 I-11ln11 r 1.11 A n 1 r r1n1n1 1 1111 111 r111 1r 11 Thlrd Row r1 11r .- 11 111.11 r1x111 Arr11111 11r 1111 1r1 11111 1111 1x11 I'r1 1r1. 1 1 11 n 1 11111 H1 11 Flrst Row Pl l 1 f1 r 1n1 -.1111 'VI 11. 1 .I11111 1. 1m111n1. I 1 DL S I11111 11 I 11111f1r Mun Second Row 1x 11 111rI M 11 111 11r11111 H11 11 11.11 1 1 1 1x111 1 I H11111. 1-N Thlrd Row 1 1 1 1s Ii H1rI1111m 1 11-.1 I1 111. I H1rr 11, 11 ll Hnxk J 111.h1y 111x1111 Nun x 111 111-1 IJ H11xI1an1 R Hlwxun .I 'Vl11r1.a11 Flrst Row A TITUI111 I1 S ll h I.1rl11 N 11' 1 111 11111-11 V11 1 1 N1 1n1 N 1 11 111 51111 1 N1hm111 Second Row IJ1 h r 1 F11 1 S1111 1ml11 11 11111 8111111-1 1 Il 111 1 1fT1r N 11I1r1 N11r N 11111 1 I 111 Thlrd Row x1r111111r 1rl111 I1 S111 N ll1I' nt I 11n11 1 1r 11 I F11 11111 1 1 rd 1 n11 h 1 11 911 ' j, K j 0 . 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S1 f11'3' anim ff Wbulpnh ffful Yfmaf e!mkJf0IZPJ Tall oaks flom llttle tcolns gloxl Just so cio upperclassmen dex elop fl om lLlIllOl hlgh stud cnts The sex enth and elghth gl ldels appear to us to be young and nalxe and we oldel students get a lot of laughs flom thelr lssumed alr of XX1bdOm Nexertheless ln fOUl O1 flxe years they vllll be dlgnlned senlols who wlll haxe forgotten that they QVSI got lost ln the tl lfflc durlng those flrst few weeks of school These flagments of conxelsatlon ovelheald ln the halls mlght explaln how the sex enth grad els felt when they first enteled our school What perlod It lt Whele ale vse supposcd to go nou ' Whele IS Room 99 Besldes the excltement and bustle of ldlust lng themselx es the seventh graders had to bear a lot of plactlcal loklng flom the mole sophlstlcat cd hlgh school students When one small boy vsent to the llbraly to get a dlctlonaly he was 1,11 en a French book and told th It he could flnd the word he Wanted IH It Another lad who was sent down to the shop for a left handed monkey that tlme but that he vsould get one later H vs llked away bllssfully unau ale ot the loke play cd on hlm Durlng the month of Mfllch the Intel class basketball tournament 11 as held and the elghth gladels from Room 3 emelged fl om these battles as lunlol hlgh champs They bowed to opponents only once vshen ln the flnal playoffs for the school champlonshlp they were defeated Almost every aftelnoon dullng March flfty Ol slxty sexenth and elghth gradels stayed untll flxe o clock to practlce for Kay and Gerda ln whlch Jack Lowstetter and Vlrglnla Sutor had the tltle roles Lnder the dlrectlon of Mrs Hyatt rehearsals moved along smoothly and on Aprll 4 the lunlor hlgh students made thell stage debut After the performances was over one glrl was heard to say My legs wele shaklng so badly that they kept tlme to the muslc School was not all loklng and fun fOl these xoungstels howexel lt had a SGIIOUQ slde too Stlldl8S took up a malol p lrt of thelr tlme anll lnterest Math DlOX9d to be lntelestlng lnd D10 fltable el en though lt vs as f0l many thelr water loo F01 othelssclence Engllsh and soclal sclence xx ele sources of a great deal of dlfflcultx Il Yifffllf on y0IlfA 30 A4 '1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 v ,, 1 L. C A . A L . A , . . . L. - , , 1 . fg f f P f , A. - . . - 1 . . , . A 1 l 1 . 4 ' P 1 ff Q X I . S 2 S . 1 1 1 f I I f ' X f 1 , 11 ' 1 4 1 P ,ff f W ff f' ' 1 L 1' ' n ' . L . . 7 S Y - Ki ' ' ' 7? K4 1 1 7 1 1 1 ,1 14 ,V u v . .1 H 1 L c . 1 ' 1 7 r 1 . 7 . ' . . K K - , ' 1 1 1 1 v ' c 1 1 ' 0 . I ' I . 7 k 7' 1 f 1 2 l ' V . I 1 bc . , . wrench reported that they dldn t have any ln at - , f . e 12 1 y - 'k1L1 . 1 yn 4 t lb C I - 1 .. .- 1 y ' Y . I 1 7 1 1 1 4 r . 1 . I . , 1 . . L , , . 1 ' Y 7 ' ll Y! ' . T . I . 1 1 1 1 I ' l . lv S ' A . . I 1 1 I K . , . 1 is 1 Y 4 1 r . 1 1 ' . 7 ' ' 1 ' ' 77 K . . T l 'I K1 1 -1 1 1 -. ' . , 1 1' 1' . K1 r K . 1 2 l I 1 , ' L1 - f 1 1 ' 1 L1 ' T 2 1 - . 4 V ' VI 1 1 ' - , . c . - -A1 K .' . 3- ' 1 1 1 ' 1 .' . . , . , . . v 1 1 1 n f . I I Y f j Q , pi , f ' f O ' E f 'N 'g ,jf M 11 44 4 skis- ,M if aff 3 :ft 2 V- + Vai' 1 ' 1,7 f ig Q! T? lf 'FNS gh J H 'fifgvt ,x X I av , - ,,g, Wxf - 1 ,fx '- 'Ulf S .glfldv--r-QF,-Z? ' y - Q . V I , 4 N U ' 'L??'?He.. 'uf , 'nr' A,- A. Xu '10-uIll?g37fll'A..i vJ ds L5 N i ...CTA lm n'n'- 'bf .! E .7 V I. A, L 1 If I :ff 'g Q:,L Q J 1 'Z ' A' Q feffoyniflllkzy Zffe .fflf . lil'Ab'15tW4I?67Zf f f f I-ll-Y-CLUB I-'IRST ROVV: J. W, Hawlx. J. 'I'uylnr. .I. Kuhn, .I. Krystynink, lb. Myq-rs, .I. W. Sha-rrirk, .I. I. Shwrrivk. I. Kzxstm-r, Mr. III-rnvr. SICVUNII ROW: W. Gratzimrvr. I . Stunn-r, S. Sham-r. V. Slum-r, 'l'. I.--iuhly, IJ, Ks-1-fvr, .I, Nnvnlny, I . Nuvzxtny. IS. Uttonln-ru, li. Strivklvr. THIICIP ROVV: A. Kastnn-r, Il. Rhnnn-. R. Iizllfvr. K. Myers. I.. Analm-rsnn, VV, Iilltlm-rnmurv, IC. I'lspL-y, J. Purter, R. Thorn, Ii. Sultzvr, G, Rosvnslm-Ie. TRI HI Y SI 5 Ihftll nun rl ' lx WI er Ixallxr N NIJ VN r I ru ms Nl 1nm4 lr so rl x 1 Ill? ummar In 1 yu Qr 4 un wr I lx I e A n In ve no N u ffl: ffnmzf on Voflfl 5 l IR. ' ICON': Miss liz, V. I.4-izlhlv. ll. I5rin'4'r, N. Hill. li. lil' ' . Il. Hill. IP, I' 'Hi H. lln-sz. S. '. Hnuuh, V. . ill- , M. Ilull. Miss ' ' -. .'I'If'U RU 'Z IVI. A. I'le-sz. IJ. G nfl, li. l'1ol1-, H. H1 MII, .l. Hx 'Ill'4I, II, 501111, Ill. -'l'll- I I2 IC. Iiul , M. liuir, .I. Hlx, n, M. II. I 'Hs, .I. Asp:--.3 VV lfu vl -r. 'l'IIl HUVVZ V. S ' fl 'l I, A. K4-lly, S. K1 svr, .I. INIIII- , Il. V571 -r, li. Mill- , A, Illl' h:l'1. I. Trux-I, M. Hzh . V. My 111011 -ry. I.. KI sm-r, IC, .I ll, If 0 0 I P P '2 5 Wien! and efvadezahw l-IIY One exenrng qurte by chance I was asked xxhether I would care to attend a Hr Y meetrng I sard that I had for some trme been xx antrng to do so and would therefore be delrghted to go The meetrng xvas opened rn the usual manner and after a whrle the questron arose as to xx hat the Hr Y Club stands for Don Myers sard I thrnk that rs a xerx good questron srnce few boys really know what rt stands for Our platform clean speech clean sports clean scholarshrp and clean lrxrng shows that we are organr7ed for a w orthy purpose Yes and rt re rllv explarns what we are attemptrng to do I thrnk the club rs an adx antage to rts members srnce rt ards us rn be comrng better boys rn almost ex ery respect sard John Novatny The busrness of the evenrng concluded the boys started to remrnrsce on ome of then socral events of the past Wasn t that a great farewell partv we had for the senrors last year 7 It turned out to be a brg success' exclarmed Jrm Sherrrck Drdnt Ben Mvslewskr look funny tryrng to play tennrs'? ask ed Tom Lerghty Oh' I had a better trme at the swrmmrng party declared Ira Kastner We had a great trme even rf the snow prevented some of us from gettrng there Mr Frethy certarnly was hard to duck rt took srx of us to do rt About thrs trme our sponsor Mr Horner glanced at hrs watch rnd sarcl It s gettrng pretty late and I know you boys want to study The motron was made and seconded that the crowd drsperse TRI HI Y Do you thrnk we ll haxe to go through the paddle mach1ne There were the words of sex eral new members as they anxrously rxvart ed therr fxte at the rnrtratron held rn the gym rn September Thrs meet rng combrned wrth a candle lrght serxrce started off our program for the year Our schedule soon got under way and the next trme We met rn early October we decrded upon sendrng Thanksgrxrng baskets to needy famrlles Accordrng to the procedure followed for several years the grrls rn cooperatron wrth the H1 Y presented a Chrrstmas program rn chapel Next came our drrxes to help rmproxe ourselves and the school These actrxrtres rncluded leadrng devotrons rn home rooms 1 Sunday School and Church Campargn a Pay Dues Campargrr and the Neatness and Clean up Drrx es Our organraatron led the Worshrp serxrce at the Alx erton Church of God on March 10 and several weeks later had charge of the Good Frrday serxrce rn chapel Some of the grrls partrcrpated rn the State Brble Study Contest as has been our custom for a number of years The lrst of our actrxrtres may grxe the rmpressron that we neglected our socral lrfe But to grxe balance to our program xxe combrned dutres xvrth pleasure In January xve xxere entertarned by the Scottdale Beta Trr H1 Y Sexeral months later xxe sponsored a square dance for the H1 Y A mother and daughter banquet added to our soc al program and a farewell partx for the senrors concluded our actrxrtres for the year 33 I ff , 1 f f ,, j , Q Q Q - ' ' . v V 7 - a k n v ' v 1 1 . I r . . . . v . H . . . f ' - , . . . . : . v w v . 1. 1 1 . 1 4 1 1 N 1 1 a . i Y kv ' 7 l 1' v 4 . v 1 I, ,, . . . . . V 4 ,, . VL n ' g g ni 1 1 w. v I N 1 A6 1 7 fn 1 ' Y KG ' Y ' ' 'Y 91 il ' ' ' 77 1 H ' ' w s 1' . ' H I 4 I 4, . , A ' I 1 . ci ,W I Y 1 c L , I s , t . . Q ,, so I thrnk we had better adjourn. - w A 'N 1 - - KB ' 3 7 . ' 97 . , . L, L. , . K, . 2 I c 1 , - ' . ' ' - - - ' . v' s . 1 . . -- . 1: ' ' 1 , . ' ' 1 a . 5 1 4 1 . 1 I ' Y l Y . . , . 1 s I ww I . Y 4 'V ' l Ax - ll , y' , v w I 1 W , . ' 1 7' . , . ' 3 4 . . 1 . 1 Y . . , 4 4' . Y 1 v ' ' 1 L A 4 4 . - - - 1 ' 4 . u V I Y 1 ' v 1 4 . 'r , ,, L - . . Lacnmy Ike .ffl zhcuaazbn FUTURE I-IOIVIEMAKERS The usual excltement that accompanles the open1ng of school had scarcely dled down when the home economlcs department launch ed 'ln lnterestlng program of events Flrst on thexr schedule was a hobo party held at Hawkeye Park early 1n September at whlch tlme the 1n1t1at1on of new membe1s took place Many an unsuspectmg motorlst as he sped by doubtless mlstook the group for an encampment of gyps1es But the glrls dress ed ln thelr tatters and patches and unmlndful of passers by were haung a glorlous txme On December thlrd several future homemakers presented a playlet ln celebratlon of the blrthday of Ellen H Rlchalds founder of home economlcs clubs The play was mtended to acqualnt the other gxrls wlth the l1fe work of thls famous woman Merry laughter rang out as the taiy pull held ea1ly ln March was IH full swlng But when the party broke up some of the glrls appeared to haxe more taiy ln then' ha1r and on thelr faces than 1n thelr stomaches Each year the glrls of the home economlcs department are taken on a field trlp to the Connellsvllle Hospltal to see unlts of work relatlng to materlal they have studxed As usual the glrls reported an mterestlng and dellghtful v1s1t Both teachers of the department attended the Farm Show 1n Harrlsburg whlle the OIIICPTS of the Future Homemakers Club were pelmltted to attend the Pennsylvanla Home Economlcs Students Club held at Phlladelphxa 1n May These lucky glrls vs ere Ruth Schmuck MIHQFXR Tarr Jean Lambmg Josephme Komenda and Agnes Dlebler ASTRONOMY Wasnt It unusual that St Patrlcks Day and Palm Sunday should fall on the same day thxs year? asked Bob Thorn Unusual? Well I guess so answered J W Hawk Its so sery unusual that It happens only once 1n several hundred years And Easter was 1ust about as early as lt can came too sald Jlm Sherrlck For my part Id lust as soon have It come later when the Weather IS warmer though Whats the matter wlth you fellows anyways? asked Ira Kastner showmg dlsgust I thought thls was an astronomy club but here we s1t talkmg about Easter and the weather l1ke a bunch of glrls A fme astronomer you are too Ira responded Jlm Stoner not to know that the date of Easter IS determlned by the moon I thought every star gaver knew that At thls pomt the evenlngs d1scuss1on IS launched But our buddlng young sclentlsts dont always stlck to the subject under con slderatlon They get off the track all too often and the meetlng usually ends ln a hot a1r sesslon Thxs IS the slgnal for refreshments to be serx ed and the meetng dxsbands soon aftervs axds Jin Jfocenl on 90016 34 . . . ' x n I L K - L' L , - L x I . l - u u . , . L L. , K- I L . L L L I . . . . ' i . - Q L L. L . 9 9 L . 7 . . . . . L L . L L L L , L . L L L L L L . . . . , L N . . . , L. L . . . . Y . I L , ' , , L , L n an 1 - - 1 1 L L . L I 1 - H L L l L , . L . cc ay as v L . L , L . . . L L 7 . . ,, L . G6 ' ' ya ' . a . . H , . . . l l L L - an u r - sy , L L. L . . ,, . Q L , L L L . L L L , . . . D L L ' !7 L. KC ' yy ' 1 s u 1 ll ' ' L . as ' A L . . . , . L . L L . . . . Q , . . - L L L 0 4 ' .7 L 4 A n 5, K L Y , 7' L L L' 7 I L'- W X FUTURE I-IOIVIEIVIAKERS OF AMERICA ' O O an fy 11110 1 I 1 VI' ROW: H, M11nl1:1rn11-ry. H, I'l1- 1 I A 111 1 AL 1 1 C IX lh 111 V. N!1-:.1I1-r. A. M, Stzxnu, M. W1-z111r 1 1 n1 N1 n1111 11 1r 'VI H111 1 M. Tnrr. I-I. Hixsun, ID. Hixsun. I-I IHr1 111 11 Tnrr UNI! RUVV: Mias Tri1'k1-II. S, Mur 1r 1 m111 I own M M111-Z1-rmzen. N. Rizza, I.. H11r11I111 1 1 ul ir .11n1111N 11-111 M, F. I.1-11-111'1-, Ii. I41-ran1-I1, M, Ibm n111n1 1111 1 1r1 S dt Y. I.:1n1I1i11u. K. I'I11p11sh. H. Kuzzxr 1 VIIII11 r1 11 1 1111 r11 Ntr11I1 1r I IRI! ROW:: I-I, Ile-pta, I. 511111111-ku n111 1r 1111 1 VI H11n111 h111 If, S'1v111-V. I,. Fi1'n1st11n1'. M. I 1'1I1fr1 xrlln 1 l11Lr1v11 11mm1r11 1 P1 rn J. l'r:1i1:. H. Y11rI4111'sk1', I , M211 1 Our 1 1' 111 .am nm. 11 Frith, IJ. Hixsun, I,. l'rz1n11-r, I . I'1I1.1 1 11 SONS OF THE UNIVERSE .I. WY, Hawk, Mighty K1-cpe-r uf !h1 1 1- IS114 .I. I. Sh1'rriL'I1, ICXHIIMI Kem-pvr uf thx Q- 1 1 lh1 H1411 J, VV. Sh1-rri1'I1, Grand P1111-nzat1A dnf 1 A 1 h Nun Li ft to Right: Huh Thorn, S1111r1-m1- S1'ri11t11r11f 1I1 Ira Kzulnvr, Saturn, th1- Infurmur. M . I-'r1-thy. I ath1-r of the Suns. Il1.11 My-rx. I'11Iuri11s-A111'!11r I,l11-is Jim 5111111111 IM-yra1I1-1I I,l1nar Sphv 2 fl ezeehh lie Wallin If . . . ORCHFSTRA FIRST IUIVY: Mrs, Hyatt. I.. Kcmsvr. VV, lhllte-1'ri1u1'1-. ll. Hill. l. Iizxsliiwrlni, R. ll1':Atzilwm'r. M. Sturm. IJ. I'ritls. N. Hill, IJ. Ilrinlu-l', T. Hrilml. M, Dull, SICCONII ROVV: M. Lushku, G. liruwn. T. I-Inrr. I . lianfh-nwr, R. Hake-r. IJ. Shim-r. I-I. Vulviituvish, W. Fowler, ll. Cnnnors, H, Pla-sz. G. Hrilial. VV, Gratzinuer, J. Vi-i-nstlu. V. Iiiltufrnmre, THIRD ROVV: M. Pershing, J. Warzinslxi. F. Vlfarzinski, C. Mufivh. C. Surry, R. Kulp, IS, Minster, II, We-ave-r, P. Warzinski, M. Warzinski, V. Lowe, G. Miller, I. Pytlak. W . , WM.,- BAND SI' ROW M All C ks r inn Idx or x xr 'VI mr RIP Ii I I srml in I Ike- Rh' L 9 Il ffnwzf on q0llfA 36 VIR. ': rs. Hy' . , Oax-, M. Dull. M. Stana, D. I' ith. R. iirztz' Lu-r. .I. gl . SICVUNIF RUVV: I . lianrlm-mn-r. G. Hrilral. VV, Gralzinve-r, R, C'lmlNm-r. NY. l'nnrini's, VV, Fnwlvr li. Y'l1-iiluvifh, J. Suit.. T. Hz r. VV, . ill-. 'l'Hl .0V5': N. H'll. Il. lifnkvr, VV. limi- in-. ID. Ilill. M. In-xhlmu. G. Hr: 'n, R. ia ' r, H tml nh.-ru. Il. ,ni -. I U j P f P lf 0 f kwa ORCHESTRA As soon as the perlod bell 11ngs for the tenth perlod to stalt you will see many students in the hall headlng fox room 8 and caxry mg then muslcal lnstruments A fevl mlnutes latel you w1ll heal Mrs Hyatt s XOICE calhng the roll and then orchestra practlce begins Perhaps no extra cu1r1cula1 act1v1ty at East Huntlngdon IS as lI1dl9D81'lSdbl8 to so many other school affalrs as IS our hlgh school orchestra These eager muslcxans and their enthuslastlc dlrector Mrs Hyatt get so much enloyment out of entertalnmg thelr public that they find lt no hardshlp at all to spend hour after hour 1n perfectlng their vsork The occaslons at which the olchestla played durlng the past year lnclude both the 1un1or and senlor class plavs the operetta and the proiect show W1ll1am Connors our chief trumpeter 1n both band and or rhestra honored h1s school by winning fust place IH the Westmore land County Muslc and Forenslc Contest held at West Newton on Aprll first Thls enabled h1m to partlclpate ln the Western Pennsyl vanla Contest at Callfornia Pennsylvana held April thlrteenth Al though he did not w1n h1gh honors here lt was quite some dlstlnctlon to be a part1c1pant many students who have seen the fine work whxch Mrs Hyatt has done deslre to belong to this splendld muslcal group Members of the orchestra who wlll be lost through graduatlon mclude W1ll1am Connors ace trumpet player John Verostko clarlnetlst W1ll1am But termore sl1de trombone player Dorothy Weavel VlOl1I11St Dorothy Prmker who plays the bass ho1n LaVerne Kooser planlst and Wllma Fowler trumpeter THE BAND The roll off first Joe then 1nto the stralght l1ne plnwheel weavmg anchor then counter march and golng off the field do the Lambeth Walk There now I think that should take about twelve OI fourteen mlnutes everybody outslde Take youi muslc wlth you Let s play number four 1n the yellow book first In th1s manner Mrs Hyatt begms another band pract1ce Durmg tenth and eleventh perlods thlS group would practice aga1n and agaln formation after fo1 mation until they were almost up to the po1nt of perfect on It was Mis Hyatts encouragement and pat ence ww h1ch kept up the spirit of the band Some of us w1ll long remember Corlnne Oakes and Joe Taylor the drum maiorette and major struttmg and tw1rl1ng thelr batons Wlth ease and grace before the band resplendent 1n thelr red and white unlforms and w1th thexr mstruments pollshed so that they gllt tered l1ke gold and sllx er ln the autumn sun Nor w1ll we soon forget how fa1thful the band was at the Mt Pleasant game Even though the raln poured down and the mud was almost ankle deep they play ed and made all the1r format1ons whlle the Mt Pleasant band dldn t ex en show up The band as a muslcal organ1zat1on has enyoyed great popular 1ty slnce 1ts foundmg here and the places made xacant through graduatlon w1ll be fxlled by eager asplrants from the underclasses 37 f ' f f f ' P f Q I' ' f' 0 o 0 y Y Q u D A I 1 a K' 9 . U . u l. . S . L W Y , z , . S - n 1 , K The orchestra is growing larger and larger each year because 9 . 3 9 . 5 . . . ' , L 2 A 9 U J -- ' 3 , ' S , . ,, Y . . . . u ' v v t v 9 v f 1 9 I 9 I I u , Q 7 I W - l u K' T -K' , i V . A ' . . ! . - 7 ' ! . . 7 . . I Y . - . - K v . . . . , 7 s A , K 7 - GLEE CLUB Girls do you realize that we sing ovei the radio Thuisday Februaiy 15 only a week from today? We ll have to work haider yet if we want our program to be a success said Mis Hyatt trying to arouse the interest of these fine singers After a few weeks of intensiwe training the group was ready at last for the long anticipated opportunity to broadcast Althougn it was thought at first that the event might have to be postponed because of the heavy snowfall that made highway travel exceedingly dangerous and difficult most of the girls managed to get to school that day even though it was lust in time to start to Greensburg Along with them went the newly formed boys trio composed of Donald Jones John Krystynlak and James I Sherrick who gave their arrangement of Wagon Wheels Because so many girls wished to belong to the glee club it was necessary to dlX1d9 the organization 1nto three sections This year was indeed a busy one for them however Besides singing over the radio But the crowning event of all was the County High School Choral Festival held at South Huntingdon High School on April 27 An 1m portant feature of the program was a mass chorus of one hundred fifty voices under the direction of Miss Borge from the Indiana State Teachers College Also there were eight diferent schools represented in the unit divisions each of which rendered two numbers In the music classes Mrs Hyatt secretly searches for hidden talent It is here that many of oui quieter students give vent to their emotions and iom in singing Anchors Aweigh as enthusiastic ally as others KAY AND GERDA On April 4 the operetta entitled Kay and Gel da was piesented by a cast numbering 235 of which 180 were chlldren from the grade schools of the township The others including those participants tak ing leading roles were chosen from the junior high school grades. Kay and Gerda portrayed by Jack Lowstetter and Virginia Sutor were life-long playmates until the Snow Queen Virginia Fulmer carried him off to her snow palace of silver and blue. When Gerda discovered that her little friend was gone she went in search of him. The Snow Queen had promised the Witch Dorothy Minster that she would keep the snow away from her. The Witch lived in the land of flowers. However it was Rose Janet Howard who finally revealed how Gerda might find her lost playmate. When at last she found Kay alas! he didnt remember her because he was under the Snow Queen s magic spell. Nevertheless after several attempts Gerda succeeded in restoring Kay s memory and like all other fairy story characters they lived happily ever after. The stage scenery on which any operetta depends greatly for its effectiyeness was done in the excellent manner that characteri7es the work of our art department. Likewise the flow er costumes repre- senting the rose xiolet snow drop narcissus and tiger lily were very realistically created. One might easily haxe imagined them as being changed to giants of their former selves by the magic of some fairy's wand. df Jfccenf on QMJM 38 f ' A U Q ' I Wm wal QIQQQG . . . M za en ,, . . . A . A 9 L , 1 7 I Q ' vw. 7' ' 1 ' u 1 a A , ' . . . , 1 ' . Q k l n 1 A1 CK 77 i , . . A , 1 . . . 1 . .. , they also rendered several numbers at the annual project exhibit. , . . , . . . . . . . .' . H . H . . - ' ' as , H 4 I K Y 4 3 , . 7 7 9 , . 1 l ' 9 7 7 S K ! v 9, , u Y my I . . , . , A L, K YAY 7 1 7 7 if Inf! Weigel aff Wake . . . CLEE CLUB FIRST HUVVI Mrs. Hyatt, K, R. Mull, V. Hulll. M, l'arl-vcr, I.. I.aptuslx5'. J. Juhnrlun, G. Hnugh H. Iiyrwa. ID. Stoner, Ii. li. Musch. N, Hill, G. Hribal. SECOND ROW: I.. O'Ru:xrk. I.. Knufvr. M. Pruvy, C. Truut. IJ, .Iuhnsum. A, Burkhart. IJ. Hill li. Mcfanllle-ss. IN. Fuwler, M. Dull. S. Kunlle. I-I. Iiuwwor. J. Lamllinu. THIRD HOW: li. Bair. C. Sunmnwrth-Isl, S. Kunst-r. Ii. I'mml4-, V. Thumpsnn. H. Huuszh, H. Kryslyniak li. Crouse, I. Truxe-l. H. Scott, T. Stiltenmnle. H, I'lm-sz, Milzlrorl Ilruufh. IN OLD LOUISIANA Characters rdtllngvr I re 1 ver 4-n 1 r Q nln-r or I Il IHK P Id I IU HY' I PTHIKPFQ ,XFX INTII Smgmg Choruses e lr Q 1 ruu ul ur dr yrud Lruu 1 Dull u re ri dr er A linger C rlgnr Q Hdrl x xnmk S unkle- amblng T el 1 er I ur ld 1 mir u mu u e 0 1 ee e ex sr 5 ,mmm r I 1 Nd b14n1 T 511 In mln u 1 rr AN ur mm 1 Q- 41 U Xwe upld s Helpers R I he n 1 39 G. G ' f . 4. J. I-' tts. Ii. I 1 . M. Ott bl 11. IS, M' '. . I-I, H Im-, IJ. H'll, G Huw 5 Il . N, S -n 5. Il. H. 45 . W. Iillt -. J. ' gf 5 'ak. G. Ans Il, Ii. ISa'. R. H-ru. IJ. Iirnush, M. Ii ah, Ii, lin, -y, A, ig kh- L H' 115 E ' sl. M. . K. I-' x. H. I.. F lla. M. L, F -tts, Ii, G' b , W. Gr'1'.' f', Ii. Q 'f ' 'A . N. Hill. G. Huuuh, H. Huuuh, K. Hough. Jn-an Huwarri, June Huward. G. Hrihal, R. Kalp, I.. Korner Ii. Krgstg '. '. K ' , T. L ' '. . I. Vghty. G. M'1l , I-I. Ii. M- sch. D. Mg- a. V. D' Il -5 I.. CVR ' I-Q, M. I' 1 wc, VV. R n. G. R s 'nst I , li. Silsl C. Snyi , C, U . 5,1 1' A V - . 2 . Q' 'lt- 5 1. J. St nfr. M. Ta . J. T','l , I-1. T' k v. J. V r slk . C. k. C ' ' :- . .mn-. N. L'-ru: 1 lur. Qeweffzbz f Ike Q fuczbnl fi! SENIOR PLAY CAST FRONT ROW: M. Hmlxzv, VV. Fowler, L, Kuuser, G, Miller, K. J. Lowe, C. Miller, R. Grimm. BACK ROW: Miss Poole, D. Myers, J. Taylor, T. Leigghty, VV. liuttermore, J. Kuhn, S. Stoner J. I. Sherrick. IUNIOR PLAY CAST INT ROW W R: e If ndlx U 1 ut ' nun I 1 ik POVV 1 I Srn mr sr ve I' Ilmnxmm aiu ffrcwef on WUIIM f 40 FRC ': '. ms-n, . Krysty if ', V. Sl n-r, IJ. Nil-kl V, IS, llr ' , ID. Grzft. Mrs, Il-ll. HA ' ' I. : I. S1-Ilzu'k4. R. .'t '-kl-, H. I'lm-hz, R. Il- J. Asp -y, 2, I . , X lj P 1 J , , , , V f , I ?fcQ ifclhw MOUNTAIN MUMPS I hope the 3CtlXlty bus comes before she makes us l6h9l.lSL that scene agaln We re gettlng xx orse mstead of better Where s Taylor? He goes on the stage next Then folloxxs a mad scrxmble to huuy Joe up from the gym Such are the back stage performances un knoxxn to our dlrectress MISS Poole But the nlght of the presentat1on December 19 all mox es smoothly Whlle the orchestla plays ex eryone hurrles to get together all the necessary propertles Suddenlv the muslc ceases and the play beglns Katherlne Jean Lowe certamlv can xx ork on one s lmaglnatlon when It comes to mountaln mumps Why she had us all runnlng around xvlth our heads bandaged' Geraldme Mlller must have enjoyed her role of mlstress of the home because she now holds that posltlon ln a home of her own However she doesn t have Tom Lelghty as a sultor any mole James I Sherrlck and Ruth Gr1mm made a sultable couple even though she dld consent to hlS proposal just to get even Wlth Dad W1ll1am Buttermore who came over lust to show you the blue prlnts also became quarantlned and not by the mumps' Margaret Hodge and Wllma Fowler 1n thelr role of snobs d1d some good actlng Margaret was greatly shocked when Tlmothy fTom Lelghtyj and Mrs Chllton lGerald1neJ announced the1r engagement However Wllma fared better by at last capturlng Don Myers even though he d1d have to do the laundry before golng for a r1de Just as thlngs were becom1ng a blt settled along came Joe Taylor the hard bolled cop who promptly fell IU love wxth Sue fLaVerne Kooserj Doctor Mlller fJohn Kuhnj Mountaln mumps and that people d1dn t dle from any klnd of mumps And so ended the class play the last tlme for the senlors to try thelr actxng ab1l1tv on the East Huntlngdon stage YOUR FACE IS FAMILIAR Lights' Curtam' Actlonl So began the Junlor Class Play Your Face Is Famlllaf A each player waxted backstage for h1s entrance there flashed suddenly across hls m1nd the memory of long hours of pract ce and of Mrs Dells patlence If the play were a success the credlt would be largely hers Bettv Brown as Gracle Glrard had great dlfflculty when she declded to entertaln tvxo of her former fiances Doctor Matthew Ellxs and Doctor Roger Morgan Later It became necessary for these txxo gentlemen Vxrgll Stoner and Ralph Berg to dlSgUlS8 themselxes as women and to act as lnterlor decorators Holly fDor1s Graftb attempt ed to coxer thlngs up so Docto1 Lexus Glrard CW1lmer Rosenj xvouldnt dlscover hlS xxlfe s plan but that was too much for Holly As the mother ln law Bette Krystynlak certalnly played the part by taklng It upon herself to lun her daughter ln laxx s l1fe as xvell as her oxxn sons She exen dared to send her colored maid Llly Cllelen Plesn to run Gracles home L1ly vxho had nexer told a lle could howex er be tempted to do so at the slght of money As for lena fJane Aspexj all she wanted xxas her Yacob Aunt Sarah fDorothx Nlcklovxj xx as one member who xvas not xvelcome so she xxas gagged and locked 1n he1 room Mr Haxlland CRobert Strlcklerj put a happy endlng to the efccxtement by promlsmg all three doctors a pos1t1on 1n the Haxlland Memonal Hospltal 41 I f Q f f c o o o U ' v' v K K xx - 2 -K. 3 , ' H n v - V - , H cc Y , v , Y ' . v 1 . w 1 5 ' 0 C v , . L, k . A Y , v c . . . 7 ,K . . . ' ll ' U!! x ' . L I . , K. K . . , K . K ' 7 .I . v .U D H. . Y ' xv - - ' ll . ,, . 7 7 . ' 'v ' v l J ' l D v after some research, finally proved that there were no Himalaya . . , . . , . ' . ll ' ' !S N , ' . 5 . . V Q ' . J ' K .T 1. . , . . ' 7 .' ' Y , 'L Y , 1 a Y 1 A H Y . ,y . l Y. . . v - , . . Y. , h , 1 - . ' ' s I 1 v yu V W 1 K ' K l . . .. , , g 7 . , . y v . - - 1 I s l Y 7 si L 4 u , , -1 , , as D9 I Y .I -Y ' 1 ' , c V K l J . . T vl Jin . Q s' J PZQMQE Jzme Zllvfgea' an HISTORY CLUB Hlstory Club meetlng today tenth perxod IH room four stated a slgn on the bulletm board So at the end of the nlnth perlod Jumors and semors hurrled to thelr lockers to deposlt penclls and books and from there they rushed to the meetlng At three oclock after all the members were assembled our presldent Gladvs Ansell called the gatherlng to order Let s get qulet We have a lot of work to do Without furth er lntroductxon the sesslon began Gladys Ansell Present Jane Aspey Present' Dorothy Brlnker Present' and so on unt1l each of the flfty members had responded to the roll as It was called bv secretary Dorothy Weaver When John Kuhn reported that the treasury had a balance of over ten dollars Mr Andrlsh our sponsor e1aculated Well such riches should be put 1n clrculatlonl Lets have a party Thls sugges tlon was met wlth ahs and ohs of approval and the vote IH favor of It was unammous Next followed plans for food and entertamment and the date was set for March 29 At thls tlme tentatlve plans for excurslons to Fort Necessity on Aprll 6 and to Bushy Run Battlefield on Apr1l 20 were drafted The discussion of these trlps was stlll unflnlshed when the bell rang I move that we ad1ourn' all 1n favor glV9 the1r consent by sas 1ng aye Aye chorused all the members Meetlng IS adlourned I thought hlstorv was all dry as dust facts but the hlstory club 19 proving to be lots of fun remarked Jane Johnston as she went out the door been named the Lloyd E Davxs Hlstory Club ln honor of our former leader FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Would you l1ke to 10m the F F A Club? Thxs IS what you m1ght be asked lf you were just beglnnlng to take the agrlculture course The new student might then ask What IS the purpose of the club and how can I 1o1n 1t To thls a member would reply The obyectlves of our club are to practlce brotherhood honor royal op portunltles and responslbllltles and develop those qualltles of leader shlp that every future farmer should possess To become afflllated wlth thls orgamzatlon you must have a passlng grade ln agrlcultule and be voted upon by the members of the group Llke any other organlzatlon the F F A Club needs money to carrv on lts work In order to earn the necessary money the boys resort to YBFIOUS thlngs Thls past year they sold hot dogs and pop corn at the football games To the funds thus derlved were added thelr proflts from the sale of seeds and papers The flne Splflt of cooperatlon among the boys has resulted 1n the success of the clubs flnancxal xentures Our future farmers are actuallv lnterested ln sports especlally basket ball and mushball When their basket ball season opened thls veal the boys surprmsed the rest of the students bv appearmg ln hand some nevs gold and blue unlforms They wele able to mark up several XlCt0I'l6S to thelr credlt Wlth the approach of sprlng the F F A s nn exe lookmg forward to another season of mushball Yirrwel on fyoulh O U O X O I C ,f ,f f KL ' ' ' ' 77 7 ' 1 D n K 9 1 ., K n Cl D ' !! ' ' ' ' KK 7' il 77 GK 77 KC 79 It ' 7!. I . 44 .19 L' , ' ' KK Y ' n Y 7 . . . . , ,, . ' ' K4 7? ll Y? ' . . . U . . . . Y- av ' 4, ! ll !9 , . .. K6 ' ' ' YV U ' w - 1- . v ' . ' K 9 ' ' rv 1 . , . Thls was a typlcal meetlng of our organlzatlon Wh1Ch has . ,, . . . ,, . . I . ,, . ' 1 . . . , , . i U . 1 ' L , ' L' a YY I u Q n L ' L u I LL LF 7 . . . I . ' ' '1 . . Y D . 1 w . r L . I I I' L w 1 V . W I 1 1 -1 4 - ' 1 w 1 4 ' ' 1 . ' ' - ' v . w y y 1 1 L lf L y 1 I f 1 1 f , J f' ron. fillfbvfe JIU. Ill! . . . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST RUVV: VV, ll1':1lzi111,:1-r, I . SIU111-1'. S. 8111111-r. J, XY, Hawk, Ii. 'l'I1111'11, SICFONIJ RKJVV: Mr, S1-lml1l. G. F111'1l1A1', IJ, N1-xxvll, J, I.1-iyhly. J. V4-1'11fll111, .I, IJ, Hmxuh, VY, Stillman VV, Grigur, l-I. liryan. Vim-11m Kz1tt1-ru. THIRD HUVV: Rox' Smlh. IC, F1-1l11r1-li, R, SI11-1'ri1'l1. J, I':1lz1nl111, J, l411p1vsh, l'1, I'1s'r1-y, .I, 'I':1vl1vr J. Toth, C. Sm1v11s1-. J. Iirmvn. , -- l 7 Q HISTORY CLUB ST ROV! M 111 .f1I1n I 1 '14 11 11 on 11111rmur1 11 n QI11 1k 11x1r 1 nu 1r R frlmm OVID RUM 111 11 1 1r m 111 1 xur Irltl 11 Hodge VS xxx 1 1 A 11 IJ 1r A 1nmm1 11 1 r1 .1 1 11 Ill 1 M11 VI I I A 111 1 Inu 5111111 lrn Iulx 11 YQ T IXX I1 43 FIRH .' 'I . 1'. .-xlllxlrh. G. M' , . J, Ii1 n1 r, J. J h ft . W, IS ' '. J, K h . J, NN' . -r1'i , IJ, YV 1: 1 . G. Ans -ll. I., K1 sl , , I ' . SICK' 1 'Z A. C-'lr , V. Sw'sh'. J. H4 'i 'l. M, VY-2 , IJ, 5, IJ, Hill, G, Mill-', M ff. '. F1 'l1r. C. Mill -r. M. H' hn, K. J. I.11w1-, I . IJill11, M, ull. THIRD RUVV: li, 'l'iml111. li, Iiruwn, Ii, Millm-r, IJ. Ni1'kl1m, IJ, .,l11h114I11n. J. Hr1-4111, M. J. H1111- G. lidw-, A, IS1 lfch'rt, C. S -ri' -l 1, IJ11 E Gr' 1' , Althlz K1-lly. Ju - A531-y. IC, . ll. I fJI'l 'I IUYNZ IJ, I.'lx' , I, Kas S, fl Ii. TI11 , J. VV, H: ' , J, Nux: lly, M l'11Ii11Nl-1y. IJ, Mg ' N. NY, Sh: ', R. S11 'I1l1-r. Do Vou have vsmgs Tomq T1p0f'f' Get that ball Ea t Huntmgdon' Look at that tackle' On dles parade Om hero' ' Rah' Rah' East Huntlngdon' Good fox Ona mon pomt Q Come on Ce-mga hmm th nt dum' JIZN jfccwzf on fy . nuff 1. , J, . 5. ' - . 2. ' ' , ' f . 6. ' '. Zi. 'is . T. ' . 4. Rah. ' . . ' f . 54. ' ' ' A E. . 1 . s ' z . J, , 0 , f, , 44 FOOTBALL There were tense moments as the football squad gathered in the gym and awaited final in- structions before the first game of the '39 season with Washington Township. The head coach, Mr. Tomechko, said, Well boys, now's the chance to redeem yourselves after the last year's unsuccess- full season. I know you can do it, so go out there and give all you have. A few minutes later the teams were lined up and the whistle blew for the kick-off. Our boys fought with the fury of the old East Huntingdon spirit and pushed acress the goal for the first six points. Enthused by this, they piled up seven more points before the game ended. Our one night game, scheduled with Mt. Pleasant for October 17 at the Mt Pleasant stadium was played on a field that had been soaked bv a continuous two day rain The game turned out to be a return of kicks since the muddy field prevented actual running The last game of the season was with our greatest rival Scottdale Haxing had a very suc cessful season they expected to defeat the East Huntingdon Bulldogs by about ten touchdowns Howexer ou1 bovs buckled down on them and held them to a score of 28 0 Although our season vias not entnely suc cessful it proved that East Huntingdon has some real mfiteiial in the making The season ended with two xictories and SIX defeats l fF el 21203012 eg26IJOIl FOOTBALL SCOREQ hngtn T Dub a l p M Pl H SI' ROV! Biz J V Sl' LOINIJ ROW L Ah y I A M IHIRIJ ROW F 45 E. H. 13 Was i f ' V ' H. H. . . 0 n ar , ' - ' . E. H. .. sa Fr nk in . v E. H. . . G South ' I-I. H. 0 Penn Twl - K- E. H. . 0 L, ea ' v ' E. H. .. , 0 Fairchan . ' ' ' E, H. , U Sc-ottmlalv , . , Y L A Y w l 4 - C 'lf l ' ' nw I AN . x 1 1 f-rr - 'v Y - M '71 'v' -f' ' ' FIR. ': I.. Iialcvrvk. D. Kee-fer, J. W, Shcrrick, li. Ovitsky, K, Kauffman, C Nmatnjs, H. Cirussvr, . Q-rnstko. VV, Dronu. C I ' ' ': Mr. Andrish, M. Ovitsky, H. Costelnnck, J, Palanko, J. Porter, T Popovich, E. Firlik, C. Nowis-ki, J. . Sherrick, . Checkle, i r. Tomi-chkn. ': Mr. Frelhy. G. Rust-nsteele, J. VV. Hawk, A. Siscu, R, Sherbondy, liugush. R. Mull. R. LQ-asure, J. Strirklvr, V. Hunrosh, Mr. Horner. 490111111 ,7011.?fa HMM K 1070111011651 1 BASKETBALL QCORIIS T TD I ar VI Pl r D rry H HdnT TY T VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS rv T W The entrances to the gym were crowded wlth aniclous students waltlng for admlttance to the first basket ball game of the season Smce thls was the opening engagement everybody was curlous to see iust what our team could do The game soon got under way and our boys seemed to be ln the plnk of cond1t1on However the Sewlckley qulntet appeared to be a llttle better and came out uctorlous Durlng the season our team succeeded IH wlnnlng but one game although they showed vast 1mprove ment over last years players The materlal for our team ln the near futule seems from all polnts of v1ew to be Very good and Coach Frethy has senlors who will leave the team this year is Nevin Clausner our hlgh score man whose brother Bob w1ll llkely soon step lHtO h1S shoes Nevln recelved honorable mentlon for h1s playmg 1n the county championship tournament Wh1Ch oux team entered at the close of the season We feel certaln that next season will plo duce a team that can account for V1LtO11eS other than moral ones Any boy wlshlng to belong to the V3FSltY Club must have earned at least one lettel in anv of the sports The purpose of this olganlzatlon IS to promote clean sports and to foster h1gh ideals among 1tS members Mr Tomechko IS the worthy sponsor of thlg 3CtlV6 gloup As has been the custom the club th1s year ralsed money to get either sweaters Ol iackets fox 1ts sen1o1 members To secuxe funds necessary for such a proyect the boys raffled off tul keys at Thanksglvmg and Chrlstmas At other times they offered candy for thelr p117es When thlg scheme fa led to brlng IH suiflclent rex enue dances and entertainments were sponsored In the sprlng came the blg exent on thc Vaislts Club s calender when the group held 1ts annual banquet at wh1ch letters VNGIQ in arded to those athletes in ho had held plomlnent pos1t1ons ln the sports ex ents Qfill eYff'l'PI?l 011 Qfoull 0 J 0 0 .f f 1 f fi f f f f ,f P X ' ' .f .0 ' ' Y . K ! Q ' . C E. H. , . 24 Sewickley wp. , . 33 I l li. H. .,.... 26 Dunbar Twp. .... V4 ' , H. H. .,.,.. 22 Sewickley W . 26 - 7- - - li, H. , 23 lunb Twp. 64 . . . li. H. , .. 23 l t. c-asant , . 45' , X , E. H. 224 Dc' ry ...... . . 33 - - IC. H. 25 Ligonier .... . 51 ' , ' 0 E. H. ....,, 29 Derry Twp. 45 . , E. H. ...... 30 Mt. Pleasant Twp. ,, 451 - Q f E. H, ...... 19 Mt. Pleasant ...,. ..... .. 39 ' E. H. 35 e ,.,.,...... ..,. , 42 E. H. ,...., 24 Ligonier ..... , .,....... .. ........,. 44 ' E' H. 31 S. umm 0 wp. 39 great confidence 1n the prospects. Among the IC. H. ...,. 21 Der Twp. ......... 43 .' ' , c I-Z. H. . 29 Mt. Pleasant wp. 50 - I - , A , IC. H. Za S. Huntingdon Twp. 14 ' K ' . . . y Y N I Y 4 ' . A 5, C A K 4 , S K 1 5 L Av l ' n Lv . 1 .2 nu' - ' . 1 . 3 ' - Pr:-siclent ., . .. J, . Hawk K- ' ' 'A A ' Vice President , , George lic-ygmiia A 'i 1 , , 'L Sc-rrc-tu , - rc-asu . .lnhn Novatnj i A 7 , I ' - w ' , ' v i I ii. Y ,U .I Y . 1 4 ' 1 a ' 1 v y 1 . 1- m I K' K 7 1 1 ' V' ' w 46 BASKET BALL SQLAD F1rst Row rur J 11 IX Klan mr 'VI1l Nos Second Row r 1 1111 le11.hty Q 111 Mr Il Th1rd Row uk M 1. Imlm l Sxeunslu F13 11 I' Stoner I Shun '1 X ARSITY CLLB Flrst Row Q L I411.htx .I W S er 1 I Sherri 1 U Mr Tumechko Second Row Nm ztny J Hawk J N111 1 ny 11 ts no r 11 I1 I Balm ere me 11 I P11 ru 114 1 rr 1114 I11 1 GIRLS ATHLETICS What gul can fa1l to be athletlc mlnded vshen basket ball season IS at lte hlilghto There IS a Qulft tlp off and a Qcramble for the ball uhlch 15 paved doun the floor unt1l It flnallv reaches the hande of the form ard Then ss 1th a pn ot the ball goes gracefullx 1HtO the baeket and two mole pomte are malked up for theee SDOlt loxmg glrli A cheer comex up fzom the e1de IIHGS and the ball IS blought back to the cente1 fo1 another qulck t1p off Vollex ball IS also a fa1or1te sport 111th a number of oul gnlx How exer became of the lack of equmment manv of our gxm IJQIIOKIN are Qpent on xauous exercnee and gamex In the sprmg the p1og'1.1m IS xar1ed mth tl ack and mushball 47 I NV. IIa I ' , . No- 'z ll N. ' s - , H. . 'I1-r, I-'. 1' 'at- ny. Mr. I 1- l h y, G. Rus:-11sl'Q-In-. VV. Ut- lf- I -ru. T. .ff ', R, Clnusn-r, J. K1 1-I1-wski, . A - Ilrish. A. Uh--'Im-. . M'- .I.':'Ir, '..' , .. .' I r. . G. Ii-fonia, T. 1-'f ,', . . h - ri-k, J. . i-k, .I. V-r stku, H. Grosse-r, M. Uvitsky, I . 'z . . W. ' ' , . 'il , H. C s -I ck, Ii. Fi l ', .. ' ' lk, I 11.K--rr--,., 1- I -h, J. Tnjlf , C. Nu ' J. Il111:1sh. v , - v . . 9 A ' Y , L ' fail ffffufzhu don wha af There were two performances of a muslcal proglam wlth a capacltv house at the annual school exhlbxt of East Huntlngdon Townshlp schools held Thursday ex emng Ap11l 18 at the hlgh school md xocatlonal bulldmgs It was plobably the largest crowd that evel attended any East Huntmgdon 1ns1de 3Ct1NltV and ludglng from the comments of the patlons many lndlvlduals learned for the first tlme 1ust what the schools are dolng Exhlbxts remalned untxl the next Monday mormng so that the hlgh school students might v1ew them Among those attendmg wele County Quperlntendent Charles F Maxwell Asslstant County Super lntcndcnt John l'1.ll1ot Ray Seamans county xocatlonal dlrectol and Nllss Ruth Beamer county home economlcs supelylsor V1s1tmg supermtendents and teachers from other d1StllCtS and the local school boald wele also present Thls exh1b1t featured everv department The art department presented as a hlghl ght a Tour Around the World Thls toul a contr1but1on of the elementary grades conforms to the Pennsylvanla lecommendatlons of portraylng commumtv hfe throughout the world The hlgh school art department durmg the program d1splayed stage scenery as p1epa1ed for the operetta II1d1V1dLl3l drawmgs postels oap sculpturmg clay model1ng charcoal sketches and block puntmg compused the semor hlgh art whlle bordexs masks letterlng and pamtlngs came from the yumor hlgh The Enghsh department exh1b1ts showed the 1nd1v1dual 1nte1 pletatlons 1n both grammar and llterature Models scenes portralts and booklets told th1s story In the hstoly department varlous fea models whlle others were presented through art IH water color and charcoal sketches T1 ends m past and pre ent ln 1ng weme replesented by charts and posters A hxghhght of the mathematlcs exh1b1t depleted by charts and graphs the educat1onal costs 1n East Huntlngdon Townshlp whlle the sclence exhlb ts featured dr twlngs and home made models to 1llust1ate laws and prxnclples 1n sclence The Latm classes presented a model of a Roman house and a sectlon of a Roman c1ty whlle the French students slmllarly portlaved a Norman Flench faxmhouse and the 1nter1or of a peasant kltchen The physlcal educatlon department constlucted m1n1atu1e ath letlc fields and courts as used by boys and glrls The proyect possxbly attractmg most attentlon among the gn ls was a mlnlature hospltal pon tlaymg medxcal procedures f1rst ald etc Classes were 1n esslon from sex en to nvne IH the machlne shop where the students were do1ng thelr regular work fo1 the V1SltOl9 approval Shop exhlblts of f1n1shed work were at the mam bulldlng The agrlculture department featured a booth on poultry and d1splayed xarxous mechamcs 1obs made by the boys along wlth charts showmg phases of farm hfe and enterprlses The homemaklng department de plcted some of the prefeued p1act1ces of homemaklng The speclal feature here though to lnaugurate the small nulserv YVhlCll had been added to the department was a baby show of East Huntmgdon bables under one vear of age Thls p1o1ect was sponsored by the class ln ch1ld care Although th1s year s exhxbvt w as most colorful and spectacul u It IS hoped that next X631 s w1ll sulpass It Jfn ifrrwzl on Woulh 8 C fl 0 0 0 f X jf , f f f f o o 0 - A 7 ' 1 ' 1: 1 v ' 1' - I ' ' ' K ., s a 4 y .1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 v 1 C n. 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L . . . . . c ' .1 v iyw 7. w 1 4 N1 . fi bo Wing Jw At the Brrnker of a Dull dar Mrs Smrth a Grrmm faced lfrdr started to town to do her week end shopprng wrth a Young nerghbor named How ard She drd not Fr et ts w hen she realrzed that w alkrng three mrles oxer the Hrll s wasnt gorng to be too enrovable It was Sommer field trme and she could Stan a the great Walk er How ard lrked to wade through the Pool s of water and to break down the Ant sell Hrll s along the road but Mrs Smrth wouldnt fr Iowe hrm Soon the sun came out and the T rrr on the road began to soften so Howard decrded to remoxe hrs shoes but he soon put them on 'rgarn becau e a Thorne and a Ston er prerced hrs feet Thev Shaw a Hahn rrr a field plantrng Cerd roes a Fowler berng chfrsed br fr Hawk and a Toth ftoadl catchrng some bugs and flres Thev always lrked to Reed the srgns on the brllboards Some of them were Vrsrt the Taylor Stvle Shoppe Its the Best rn Town Hahn Stores hare the Best Furnrture rn ths Part of the State and another one was Put on Your Must See Lrst Vrvran Lergh ts rn Gone Wrth the Wrnd Thev walked down Marn Street where Mrs Smrth passed manv wrx es of the countrv s cotton Weaver s and corn Mrller s She decrded to enter a grocerv store first Thev entered and rmmedratelv Howard rumped up to srt on the Edge of the counter and almost knocked or er the Clark candy boxes Howard began to Snare at hrmself rn the mrrror and the grocer was rn Klrne d to thrrrk he was a lrttle koo Koo ser Mrs Smrth asked for a box of Rrce three pounds of Trout Frsh er for her Husband a rar of Drll on prckles and a pound of Brown sugar The store door opened she turned and saw a Queer lookrng woman struttrng rn as rf she were a Krng or as rf she were a proud mother Barr w th a dozen of cubs Mrs Smrth then remem bered that she hadnt any Butter more at home so the grocer added two pounds to her order She decrded to stop at the beauty shop rn order to make an apporntment but before she reached rt she had to clrmb two flrghts of Starrs rn that ten Story burldrng In the mean trmc How rrd w arted outsrde on the xerx Frrmstone steps Ther stopped at the Baker r shop where she bought Honer chuck cakes and hot Crouse buns The Baker gaxe Howard a cream Tart al for a grft On therr w ax home Howard clrmbed an rn Klrne to get a wrld Rose for he knew Mrs Smrth Lored them As they reached the Dell where then homes were a happy feelrng entered then Hart Lpon reachrng the porch Mrs Smrth sat rn a K01 rl charr and w rs thankful that the trrp w as or er 40 . . p Q , 1, ff . . . 1 1 -1 K. 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L 11 :L 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 foelzy 6021200 IFF llft 1s '1 QCIIOUN DIOIJILITI And must be met th xt xx fix It c tnnot be neglected O1 put off tok some other d IX YI hen exelx nexx d xxxn 1131710 xthcs 'lhele xppc u hte s problems too Fdth must hxxe 4 solutlon I etole txxlllght comes steallngx thlougzh It QXLIXOIIG xxould Tue e XX 1th the Icelmg 'lhele s somethlng, to 1. un lxte s pzthxx xx xx ould seem b11g,hter And theme xxould be less tlme to tomplun Jane Iohnston 40 WIAX TIWII1 'I hc e nth 1n M 1x tlme xxe us .1 goxx n of fdl1CNt hun Floxx els sh Lded mnk xelmllllon blue 'I he shlmmelmg, dexx on the bl lght gleen glass The mulmur ot xxlnds as thlough tlees thex pass ln the gdx :nd bedutltul month ot M ay Dolothx Welxex 40 AI L THESE THINCQ ARF THINE A molt il on th1s e 11th Indeed should hdppx be All C od s gxtts ue his As xxe should pl unlx see The bedutx ot 1 SUITIISC The xx hlspexlng, of the plnes The buds and he msts fdmlll ll LIIQS All these ue tllllli, The h wx blue of the mount un The YHLISIC, ot 41 bIOOk The trdgdlice ot dexx klssed floxxexs lhe lI1SD11dt10I'l of a. book C in mike A moxtzl gl d un lottx hllltll bell thlme xt he xx is me Lnt to llxe md 1 1 t e Q t III uc t 1 one Dull JV ll ylffpllf Ulf vynllfb :U J 1 I f f , V ' ,I f ' .1 o 0 0 .I , A. x -xt C A 'i vw ' 3 s 1 'z + , x . 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Z . - I Esfabfisfiea' i900 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK SMITHTON PENNA B k dy Syt 1 OF The an of Frien l Service Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve s em Best W isfzes io ilve Graduafing Class of 1940 P0 TIAC Engravlng 81 Eleetrotype Co O eral Engravers for Ilve Mlrror M n 1 812-822 W, Van Buren St. Chicago, Ill Congratulations and Best Wishes To The l94O Senior Class Of East Huntingdon rom C A PORT Smclalr Refining Company WESTERN FLOUR C0 lxlx-Xollx NI x Flour Feed Hav Sugar Lime Fertilizers Farm Implements IxI -XX -XXI Nl 1111 J Vuni fllsvillv Hey 'use tztivv of S. ' '. Q' '. . GP. Uilicv Vlionvs For Repair 61 and 62 Ph JI v T C' 'i. -' , 'IC l'IIARI,ICRUl, VA I'I V 0verI1oIt IVIotors Company BUICK and CHEVROLET SHICS 3I1d SCYVICC Goodyear Tzres HICKORY Gi BROOK STREETS SCOTTDALE PA FERGUSON DIRECTORS III NI SCIVITIJAII' IA 4 WILLIAM FICRGUSUN GEO. M. FERGUSON 9 'G m ' OXCS ' '. 5 BAASTORESA3 Loueks Hardware Company ILVERYTH NC AND ANYTHING FOR THE FARM AND THE HOME The tore Wlth a reputatlon M8lCSt1C Ranges ohn Deere Tractors Lawrence Palnt Warm Alr Heaters SC OTIIJALE COINNIIISXIIII INIOXTOWN 'Yo THQ , YP N TO SERVE AS E O LD BE SER ED URPHY if SU Nllllllll Wyman! Dmdlbu puone nooJ scorrmme PA ' 1 S . . . . J J 4 o E K fi? 2-r as ' 'P 6 zf 1 rl E ,W DRINK Coca-Cola IN BOTTLES Greensburg Coca CoIa I30ttI1ng Co Inc -X I3 RITTS FVED AND SUPPLY Co Sn tht Best Wlshes to the Gmduatlng CIass of I94-U TI11s fx nnL1aI Was Prlnted Cfeggenl Studlgg QCOTTDALE, PRINTING I COMPANY The Independent Qbserver ., . Iron Ilriclgs- S mi on IJ, XY. CIALLI TIN. Mgr. III'l'6IIt1I5III'jI. I'z1. I I K 1 X u I-EY TIIIC J 1 . 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