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

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SEN IORS Axel , Course: Academic Ambition: U. S. Navy Song: Knocking at My Front Door Chorus. Came to us from Hurst . . . very quiet . . . envied by the girls for his blond curly hair. SANDRA ZIMMERMAN Frenchie Course: Academic Ambition: College 9 Song: Night Train ,Chorus, Class Plays, Basketball, Operetta, Class Officer, Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, X now Queen, Cheerleader, Spring Circus, Science Club. Snow Queen. . . popular miss with coal black ,W hair. . . peppy cheerleader. F' CLASS oFFlcERs President .,.,....,.....,..,..,.....,.,............,.........,.,.................,...........,.,.... Danny Smith Vice President .,.... .....,....,.... T homas Dzambo Secretary ,... ,........,. ....., S a ndra Zimmerman Treasurer ........., ...........,........ N adine Tice Historian ..,., .,.... .....,..,....,...............,.,........ ,...,....,.......... ...,.... F 1 - a nces Guzy CLASS FLOWER: Red Carnation CLASS COLORS: Red and Silver CLASS MOTTO: If God be for us, who can be against us? MOMENTS T0 REMEMBER Six years ago we started here, Hardly big enough to appear First here then there- We're lost again, We'd say and look up with a grin. Soon we knew our way about, And it wasn't too long before we'd shout: Look! We're Sophomores-time to make a show , We gathered together our plans to know We thought and thought and scanned and scanned And soon the gym showed what we'd planned, The hearts read: Dear, won't you be mine? Everyone knew the dance was for St. Valentine. Another year passed and soon we knew Someone was chairman of another dance-but who? It didn't matter who-for all of us Soon hung cats and witches-what a fuss! The gym complete, we went our way To return that night to swing and sway. It wasn't long-we can't say when We flew around like the old wet hen: The Barrymores, the Garbos, the Dorseys, and the Powells Made their debuts on stage-we can't say why or how. Before too long we asked again for ideas new or old, It's time to plan our prom, they said. Now this is what we're told: To find a theme and from that time To fix the gym. It was all too soon. We danced and danced and so they say This went on to dawn thru' the P. T. A. As Seniors now we went dramatic With some of us acting real romantic. The play soon over, we turned our thoughts To things that were needed and articles to be bought Like wreaths and stars and bells and a candle, We began to wonder if all this we could handle, Our Queen had been chosen-her attendants too- Many weeks in advance by you, you, and you, They were all right there in red, aqua, and white To be the lovely sovereigns just for the night. Soon spring will be here and commencement done, Our school work over, our diplomas won. What the future holds we can not say But we do know this: for come what may We won't be back here next September, But these are the things we will remember. PRESLEY WILTROUT Bud

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Nflfm ,M , flu 1956 , A I if il . , ,LJ KAREN SOLOMON Kay Course: Academic Ambition: To go to college Song: Too Late Now Chorus, Operetta, Basketball, Stage Crew, Spring Circus, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y Yearbook Staff. Very courteous . . . Nadine's buddy . . .neat dresser. RAY STONER Archie' Course: Wood Shop Ambition: Join the Navy Song: Sixteen Tons Smallest wood shop boy. . . likes roller -skat- ikri . . driv his' rotheys '48 green Chevy Lffji THERESA D. VEROSTKO Course: Home Economics Ambition: Home Ee teacher Song: Autumn Leaves F. H. A. Quiet miss . . . good Home Ec student . . . noted for her friendly smile. CARL F. WALTON Course: Machine Shop Ambition: Farmer Song: Teenage Prayer Chorus. Good looking . . . wavy black hair . . . nice personality. Terry lfcar-IVY LENORA MAE THOMAS Norie Course: Academic Ambition: Secretary Song: Slowly Chorus, Jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Basketball, Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, Spring Circus, Science Club, American Legion Award. Peppy cheerleader . . . sports a diamond . . . can't be beat in Geometry. NADINE C. TICE Deanie Course: Academic Ambition: To go skiing in Switzerland Song: I Can't Believe that You're in Love with Me Snow Queen Attendant, Tri-Hi-Y fPres.J, Class Plays, Sr. Class Treas., Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Basketball, Science Club fPres.J, Operetta, Spring Circus, Camera Club. Very pretty . . . Snow Queen attendant . . . plans to go to college. 25 J

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lst Row: Miss Pfoutz, M. Geckle, D. Billheimer, S. Zimmerman, J. Shirer, V. Rudnik, D. Hendricks, P. Shaw, C. Cocain, L. Bahurka. 2nd Row: E. Brodak, C. Snyder, V. Broush, M. Butler, F. Guzy, N. Tice, L. Thomas, K. Solomon, B. Conty, M. King, R. Gibbons, Fl. Shallenberger, D. Gelet, V. Brothers, E. Pritts, Mr. Hough. 3rd Row: J. Allshouse, E. Butler, D. B1'own, D. Dillon, P. Cree, F. Alderfer, T. Dzambo, J. Brodak, D. Nagy, D. Malik, O. Conn, R. Secrest, D. Smith. YEARBOOK STAFF About live months ago we began the annual task of getting together a yearbook. Little did we dream of all the work that goes into the making of one little book. We had to put our brains to work to think of ideas that would make this book dilferent from the others, select pictures that would be interesting to look at, and present Writeups that would give an all-around picture of school life. After getting off to a rather slow start, we speeded up our work and soon we were busily engaged in doing all the various things that go into a yearbook. Because of the many meetings, we had to trot through the halls to get our books from our study hall or from our lockers.. Be- cause of these antics a male teacher gave us the nickname of the terrible 22 , However, we hope that when he sees our yearbook he will think of us as the terrific 22 . We also hope the other teacher who constantly chased us out of the halls on our way to Room 9 will forgive us when he sees our work of art. However, after all the fuss and commotion we went through, we feel proud that we have done our very best to produce a yearbook which we think will be enjoyed and treasured by all. 27