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

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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 . , . I GC -7, .D lg s - N - . ,, . , . . 1 ' , - 7 Q . ar . e r . e o 'K ' ' ' ' . , , - LQ y ' 9 1 1 ' ,E ' ' , . S - - ,J ' ' and the vocatlonal bu1ld1ng were the only places H. e mith . r . ' . l , l I -- rc ' ' ' U V ' - Y . . . , . . , . . . o ri e e om . ' ' . F ' cc ' ' 77 - H 9 . - ' 9 ' K ' ' ' s' i . ric e ara r m D l

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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 '

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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 . ' r . . , . . ' . 5 2 'f ' V 1 I 1 n I 5 W 1 1 1 1. v 1 v v I 1 D 11 1' 1 v .' ' . ' ' ' Z' - TS ' hx v . 1: . .2 , N, , ' J' I. 'l ' 1 . I 1 H1 I 1 . , . N L.. . , S2 -, 2 v 1 - ' Y 1 f , s ' , v . A . . V ' '1 I v v v 1 ,, , . y' . . . , , ' K. A. K, K. V L . , v I 1' A 1 r. 1 , , . -. K . . v.,- v . vc A c . . y ' 1 v' . Y N 1 . .1 , O- . , 1 v ' - 1 N V 1 ' . 5 ' 1 1 ' . . . 1 V I . . I Y , . i . 1. fn V c 1 , . c - s 1 .... 1 1 1 K ' - ' ' Le o ri : . . . , , 1 , . V . , ' lx. J. Loxvo, hxstorlang J. YV. Hawk ' K' - - rx - -- ' - - ' president: L. Koosor, president: W. Fowln- D . . , . . . tary: S. Stoner, truus rer. r y v . y . x A . . ' . . . A. . v Y v 1 y - v . . l . v . . .' U. ' '. ' -I f 2 ' 'A ' . - . h ' . . i V. ' 1 . Q v. V. . . . . ' v ' u . 4 1 1 A I 1 v . . . . , ' ' 4' y v x 1 H , l . . - , L 'xi Q 4 1 Y v Y A l l Y - . . . Y Q . . - , . 1 Y . . 7 K 9 Y H . ,, . 7 . . 7 - Y . s x . . Y f I . . U , , y 1 . 1 v' - . 11 ' . . . . , . . - . . . I . ' . v v A - 1 4 ' 1 y . 1 4 . 7, ' 1 v ' V- V . . v 1 I A