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

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FRESHMEN MISS PHYLLIS ZEIGLER Room 7 lfiixi rem l'Rl'2lllCBS Zimmerman. La Rue Park, liiwgvuc Riliug, Naiiry Iran Rr-iliarl. -lr-:ul xXil1lk'llL'l'. Ill-len Xvlllllllllrflll. Margzux-1 Trcxlcr, Betty Richarrls, Paulillc Sli:1ft3:r, Rmh 'l'rimcr, Clara Price. Sk'KUllilI'UXV1 Martha Qu:-rry. Nancy Swigarl, Phyllia Ynlw, Lois .Kun Parker, Hleuilzi XX'lmv, IM-lly 'l'l1mnpwn, llarbara XX'i11g:i1v llelty Ulaltciw, Eva Stalmletuil, Mae Smith, 'l'l1ii'ili'mx': llclen Rl'!hl3!1fl, Louise Mus5clm:m, llzirlnaia XY:1rfcl, lfrquiccs Moycr. MR. GEORGE SHINGLER Room 23 lfirft row: Robert Shope, Paul SI2I.1llCl01l,S3.llll1Cl Smith, Rnlilaiul Yoflcr, ,Xrimlil Rlnulc-, NYillizim Rrfrlpfers, Donald I'lln'ich NX'alte1' Robb, Robert Ritchey, Clmzwlc-5 Suiirlm-ra, Merle YVil5ou. SL-cmul row: 1Xl'tl'lLll' Park, David Yinglingz, l'xl'2llll'i Rink:-r, John Riley, VYillizim Xxlllllilfu. Klariin Speck, Rrwclm-5' Speck, Roy Slllllll Dean Yncum, Richard VN'l1it:-scl, Iiarl Steel. 'I'l1irilruw: Robert VK'agne1', Dale NYilmi1, VN'illiam Sliciilhlcl, floyd Smith, Mr. Hg-orgy Slmiiigli-i'.

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MISS JEAN HOGUE Room 30 First row: june llunler, Sally .lo Mosi-r, S1-lllflfll Morrow, jane l.itzc-nbergler, ,lzmcl Lang, Belly lmler, H:-len Mcliuighl, Hazel McConaL1gl1ey, Ilonna Mills, Charlotte Hctrick, Joleuc Hall, Second row: josepliiue Kiclcl, Ma1'tl1z1 liclly, Janet Hammaii, Pziulixic Morningstar, jrvycc Hzxwu, Nancy Harris, ,loan Hardy, Ioan Metz, Lillian Miller. 'l'l1i1'clrmv: Muitcixa l.iucl4g15-V Ne,-31 llcas, Pzmleuc Mcfarly, Carol Hiller, l'at1'iL'ia Lutz, Beverly Hearn, llHl'lJ3.Y2l Miller. MR. JAMES ULSH Room 21 Firfl rmv: -lzxnicy llmuer, Rilllilffl Kelly, Robert Kepler, George Long, Richzxrfl Kimmel, flair McCall, Rziymomll Johnson, Stzmlm-5 lllzmhlxergcr, Nliflllflll llcaton, James Metz. Sccouil rmx: Robert Hmwper, Arthur Iolmsou, John Martin, Thomas Mclwy, l'i1ili1x Mclllwaiu, 12111105 Himi-S, Kenneth johnsorl, ,lulm Mcrrills, llavicl Mzrcllmiahl, Lever Macllounlcl. Il-ll1l'll row: Robert l'lui1sc-limwlclw, jack Kiper, 'l.llUll'l2i.S Mark, Robert lluml, Riclmril Lanc, Mr. Ilzurxcs Ulfh. FRESHMEN ,O

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In the English department, Miss VVeber, Mr. Bowman, Miss Snyder, and Miss Coder are the rulers of the King's English. Each English term is divided into two sections, the study of language construction and of literature. Our books for one semester are on the subject of the mechanics of written and spoken English, then the change is made to the evaluation and appreciation of poetry, drama, short story, essay, or the analysis of American and English writers. The history teachers aim to have us know when, where, and what has happened in the history of the world. Mr. Yoho, in Pennsylvania History, Mr. Sheetz, in World History, Mr. Shingler, in American History, and Mr. Norris, in Problems of Democracy, have each added to our growing concept of world problems. They have given us a good View of government and have shown the problems of yesterdays as well as the problems of today. Our instructors have pointed out to their students that history is still being made, and that everyone today has a vital part in its making.