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

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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 . ' ' . 4. ' ' A . ' . . 5 . 4 . H . . in 3. , 'f .' . H - . 6. . V . . ,x - - If Xu ff . J ff f X f f f f Q f ' P f f f ' f Q 1 , KK y 1 7 S U - if 1 ln . ' - - '1 U '- -1 - ' I I Y Y ' Y, .I I I L . C He first entered Mrs. Dell's history class. z ' f . ' - l l y A1 r K. v , V, . ' vg Ax 1 . -sw -lv. V K1 Aw 4 1 Aviv ' 8 l l A. , . ' . I ' N' 'sh . .I 'S V1 . Z six. He . 1 . ' 4 1 1 11 v LK Y K- Us V L, 2 . ' . x x , , J V, l 0 4, , I Q

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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

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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 '