Huntingdon Area High School - Argus Yearbook (Huntingdon, PA)

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CLASS OF '45 ,IAMICS LEROY IIOOKHAKIER -limmy is a busy lad, Ilnt in school he's seldom to be had. liI.IZABli'l'I-I ANN MARY IlOSI.E'I I' Lizzie in stitches will keep, Anyone whom she happens to meet. BETTY JEAN BRADLEY Always happy, never sad, Better friend we never had. MARGARET CATHERINE BROOKS With Snip around to help things along, Margy's life will be one sweet song. IJONALIJ EUGENE BUSH llontilil is so very meek, From him you seldom hear a squeak. ARGUS LOUIS BUSKO In spite of his faults, and his voice so rare, I'Ie's an all right sport without a Care. IIELEN LOUISE IZYRNIC Helen is a girl with wanton wiles Though we never have trouble BIIKIII JEAN LOUELLA CHILCOTE Jean is a happy lass, Quite an honor to the class. RICHARD CHALMER COFFMAN Here's to Pudgy of football fame, As editor, also, he won a name. RALPH RICHARD CORBIN Coi'bin's girl has traveled West, And for her sake we think it's best. ig her smiles. '1'VYEN'I'Y NINE

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THE SENICDR ANNA LOIS APPLEBY VVILLIAIXI GEORGE BASFORIJ A little work, 21 little play, Happy is he, from care he's free, To keep her going every day. Why aren't they all as carefree as he? MARY HELEN AI'I'I.EBY BETTY GRACE BEAVER Because sume people call het' shy, Sweet, shy, and very sincere, They may have passed some qualities by. Describes Betty who graduates this year. ICLIZABETH IANE AUIII' NEIDRA BARBARA BERT Her luvzilxle qualities are nut few, Buzzing here, buzzing there, lilizzilmetlfs friendship will always be true. Perfect quiet with her is rare. MARION I'AL'I.INIi AULT HARRY PRESTON BIEXIESIJERFER Xlziriun has the brightest smile, NVhen Harry doth smile and down the street race, W'hich yun see every once in a while. Yuu may be sure there's ll girl in the case, I'AUI,INE VIRGINIA BANKS IIJA KATHLEEN BLAIR Pauline has her fund heart given Kitty , a dark and lithesume girl, Tu a lad whnfs in the army liven', Has other Fine qualities we could unfnrl. 'I'Vk'IiN'I'Y l'1ltQIl'l' ARGUS

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M,-XRGARIZT Q'A'l'HERlNli Clillllili llA'l'RlCl.-X ANN lDlil,l. l-lere's to Margaret so petite Patty llell is afraid ot' the boys Always cheerful, always sweet. XVhen she gets wise, thcy'll be one of her joys, l3lili'l'HA Vl.-XNli CROVVNOVISR GEORGE SL'O'l l' ITUNKLE We all like llertha, ancl have reasons, toog He travels by freiglit, For girls like llertlia are very few. Slow, sure, and usually late. IJORKDTHY RUTH DAVIS NAOMI LOLJISE IJYSARU llottie, of the baby talk and curly hair, She's happy, she's gay ls one whose company all wish to share. She's laughing all the clay. ll.-XRRY RUSSICLI, DAVIS YICKNA MAE IJYSARIJ l'eck is one of our drafted boys , Her very frowns are fairer far .-Xml is looking' forwarrl to inany joys, Than smiles of other inairlens are. M:XKiixXNlf'l' ANN IJIQAN lflJMUNll l.OlQ.'XlN lililfKll:Xli'l' Margie llean, so jolly antl neat, l clon't bother work, work tloesn't bother ine lfor lots of friencls, she can't be heat. l'in as happy as a binnble hee. THIRTY ARGUS