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

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MARY MONICA EIJWARIDS HELEN EMILY FITZGERALD Monica is another happy lass She has a very tender heart, W'c'rc proud to have her in our Class. Iiut thc object of her affections uc will not impart. MARY ELLEN ERGLER KIARTHA LOUISE IFITZGERALIJ Sl1c's little, but oh my Although hor tcachcrs she may sonictinics vcx, When she's around things do ily? She pleases thc members of thc opposite sox. CHARLES FREELANIJ FAUST CHARLES IJONALIJ FLUKE Charlcs is a quiet Izicl Chot Fluke, the ladies' nian, And never does a thing that's bncl. Kids the girls whenever hc can. IIRITTA NORMA FIGARI7 GEORGE VVILLIAM FOUSE Gig!-ZIIU8 when She COINCS. I-Iibftilillil WI1C11 S110 MUCW George has enlisted in the Army Air Corps, But what on earth it's all abOUt. it SCCIHS IIOIPOKIY We wish him happiness for cvermore. knows. GEORGE FRANK FRANCIS MARY LOUISE FISHER His vocabulary is of such great rate, Sometimes she's happy, sometimes she's sadg 'Tis strange his mind can bear the weight- But don't get near her when she'S mad. ARUU5 THIRTY ON iz

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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

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HARRIET IRENE GARNER NVILLARIJ LEE GRUBB A pal to ull, a slave to mme, Willard is a studious lad Sl1e's happy when her work is done, VVh0 when school entls will be very unsafl. DONNA VlVlAN GETIC ,IOSEPHINE M. GUTSHALL A bmmie lass, and free from care, A hopeful mind and faithful heart, VVith many fricncls and clark brown hair. Shall win and keep the better part. GLORIA STEEL GOODMAN GAIL LEROY GUYTON Step right this way and feast your eyes Sleepy of eyes, and loud of tone Upon a girl both busy and wise. Soon he'11 be out in thc world to roam. LA WANDA JEA,NNE GRACEY ELIZABETH JEAN HARTMAN Popular, gay, winsome, and witty She's little but she's wise. Is our friend La Wanda, subject of this ditty. She's a terror for her size. GLADYS LUELLA GREENE LAURA JEAN HARTMAN Gladys is seldom seen alone, Jean is sweet and small V She was always with Peck at school and at home, And has a smile for one and all. THIRTY TWO ARGU5