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

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Page Six In Memoriam Eacb of us is born into tbis world a belpless babe, different from all otber babes. Eacb weaves bis tbread into tbe seamless fabric we call civilization, making it stronger or weaker, more beautiful or more ugly eacb day. Tbus says Edwin W. Palow in bis book Man's Great Adventure? To me bas been assigned tbe signal bonor of writing tbe tribute to Emma Weber for our 1953 yearbook. Tbe above quotation seems most applicable for a beginning since tbe tbread woven by Emma Weber was unique and significant. It was one of beauty in a civilization of so many ugly tbings. I feel tbe task is not for me alone. I bave gone to former pupils and fellow-workers for tbeir expressions of feeling. Time and time again tbe same fine qualities bave been empbasized. Someone bas defined teacbing as inspiration. Miss Weber's work was a superb example of tbis. Sbe inspired ber pupils because sbe was able to meet tbem on tbeir own level. Sbe left notbing undone to get ber work across. Her deep abiding interest in boys and girls made it possible for ber to get tbe most out of tbem witbout arous- ing resentment. Witb ber fellow-workers sbe was most cooperative. Sbe was always willing to render assistance. Sbe bad respect and tolerance for all, seeing always tbe good in people. Her willingness to learn from otbers was one of ber outstanding qualities. Pbysical limitations in ber early life kept ber from enjoying tbe activities of otber youtb. Sbe turned to reading as a bobby wbicb sbe followed tbrougbout ber life. Sbe was versed in tbe best of literature and became a master of ber subject. Sbe bad a deep religious conviction and a love for tbe beautiful, Sbe considered ber friends ber most cberisbed possession. I sball always remember Emma for tbe joy sbe got from daily living. Sbe was clean of mind and beart, witb a personality so pleasant tbat to know ber was to love ber. Count yourself fortunate if you are one of tbose privileged to bave known ber. Raymond F. Getty, Superintendent of Scbools Wliss Emma Weber

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table of contents Foreword ........ -.--- ----3 Memorial, Miss Weber --- - ---6 Table of Contents .... -- .... ----7 Administration s............. ..... 9 Huntingdon High School ...... .... l 0 Board of Education ........-... .... l l Superintendent and Principal -- .... 12 Faculty .................. .... l 3 Seniors .- ................. .... l 6 Classes .................. --- ----l7 Officers and Advisory Board -- -.,-.... 18 Senior Pictures ............ .s.. l 9 Commencement Program -- .... 39 Class History -.......-.. .... 4 0 Class Song ......,... .... 4 l Snap Shots --- ----42 Home Rooms -- ....... ....... 4 4 Juniors ....... ..... - -- -----44 Sophomores ..... E ......... 46 Freshmen ..... --- ----48 Entertainment .... --- ...... -E--5O Activities s.... .............. .... 5 3 Argus Staff .... .... ...... -... 5 4 Studies .... .... 5 6 Exhibits --- ----62 Newsreal ....E ..... - .---63 Senior Play .... --- .... ----64 Junior Play ....u .... 6 6 Sophomore Play --- ....... ----67 Freshman Play .... --- ..... .... - -67 Junior-Senior Prom --- --' ........... ------68 Band .- ...-....... ...... .... 7 O Twirlers ....... ...... ...... 7 2 Glee Club ..... ....... . - ...... 73 Choral Club --- ..... --- -----73 Choralairs --.- - ..... ----74 Tri-Hi-Y .... ..... .-.. 7 5 Hi-Y .... --- ..... --.--75 Athletics --- ..... ----77 Football .... ...... .... 7 8 Cheerleaders -- .............. 86 Basketball --- .............. ----88 Track ......... . ............. .... 9 4 Baseball ......... ..... ....,. 9 5 Girls' Intramurals --- -----96 Sports Snaps u..... .... .... 9 7 Baby Pictures -- ...... .... 9 8 .Patrons .... .... 9 9 Autographs -- ---TCS Page Seven