Harrold Junior High School - Herald Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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F. H. A. Row 1-H. Willochel, J. Faneralla, N. Galloway, A. Farlow, M. Hack- ley, L. Fligger, E. Flock. Row 2-Mrs. Davis, Sponsor, M. Chi- pullo, J. Baur, C. Leonard, E. Ger- ber, J. Cope. Jr. F. H. A. Row 1-R. Kloock, J. Atkins, J. Eisaman, L. Canut, M. Senic. Row 2-L. Lotman, J. Agon-a-, J. Skarja, K. Shirley, F. Colello, A. F errarini. Row 3-Mrs. ZBl8l',, Sponsor, S. Walker, J. Orbin, L. Fink, N. Shields, P. Eakin, K. Dunn. Hall Guards Row 1-Miller, Stuchal, Ometz, Mr. Kauffman, Royer, Gabonay, Gab- onay. Row 2-Dnamel, Chedrick, Chedrick Mohar, Shields, Rohrbacher, Smith Row 3-Chew, Farlow, Galloway, Smeltzer, N e l s o n, Pecarchik Thomas. Row 4-Walthour, McCullough, Zak- man, Williams, Fell, Jackovitz Keibler. ' C 1 Row 5-Hall, Ciotti, Crawford, Harrold, Coa Row 6-Mattey. i l gi

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Senior-Junior Homernakers . . . Top-Irene Ometg, Assisant Capt.g Del nore Royer, Capt. g F. E. Kauffman, Sponsor. Bottom-Mrs. Shirley Zalar A Learned methods of the modern Home Senior Homemakers Today's home maker learns much more than girls of yester year. Cooking still has a fundamental place in the home, but such ideas as nutrition, balanced diets, and wholesome foods, enhances and broadens the scope of cooking. Mrs. Davis' group of home-makers are trained in up-to-date methods of cooking, knitting, sewing, decor- ating and home-management. Membership is open to ninth and tenth grade girls only. The club's major activity was the annual trip to the State Farm Show in Harrisburg. Junior Homemakers Last year, under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Zalar, a new organization was formed-the Junior F. H. A. l Students in this club were taught things that they did not learn in regular classes. For instance, making of baskets, Christmas aprons, and textile painting. Membership in this club is limited to onl ' hth grade girls. Thirty girls comprise this o Thelg , , , gr up. e aim of the organization is to encourage Democracy in the iliczrgli and community life and to further interest in Hall Guards . . . Supervises Student Traffic HALL GUARDS To insure that pupils arrive promptly to their classes, to see that movement of student traffic is orderly, the hall guards has been an instrumental factor in student affairs. Despite overcrowded conditions, the Hall Guard has done a wonderful job. Standing in the center of the hall, he is the symbol of respect for authority, good manners, and proper conduct. Under Mr. Kauffman's leadership, the Hall Guard is a group performing a worthwhile service. This year, Delnore Royer has served as captain of the group, and Irene Ometz as co-captain. ' 72.

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