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

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-of-.......,,,,,,,, William Etsweller Mr Mater Cl newcomer to our school dad outstanding work In decreasing the number of wreckless drivers The mag netlc board used to illustrate traffic haz Education Miss Snyder who stopped teaching English and directing plays for a year to work as full time llbrarlan was quite busy Besides keepmg track of thousands of books and revising card files she dl rected the Kiwanis contest and served as literary adviser for the Argus FACU LTY George Melson Mr Etsweller Industrial Arts lnstruc tor taught the carpenters and machinists of our school about such sublects as weld mg electronics plastics and machine shop fundamentals ln his classes we found teen aged Industrial America Mr Melson Vocational Agriculture teacher and adviser of the F F A group was indeed busy Hrs classes in farm shop work his checking of home prolects and his regular classes helped produce good young farmers Kenneth Mater Anna Snyder '-e--.J Now gurls this IS an engme begins Mr Mater Ronnie Carbaugh Norm Davis and LeRoy Ewing as future drivers look on team with Mr Melson to see what comes from the can 14 . I ' 1 . I . I . I t V - u I - - 11 1 - 1 . . . , 1 1 - 1 1 u u - - A . I . - ards, was a helpful teaching aid in Driver 1 - . I l I . . .- 5 I 5 91 ..- I - - IUIH4 L I ,, . . . . ,, . . . . 1 1 . 1 1 1

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FACULTY lf you ever wondered what the Py' thagorean theorem is and how to solve it, you should have asked Mr. Hess, our math teacher and Gnancial adviser for the Argus. His clear explanation would have settled your problem quickly. Another of our teachers whose knowledge of the science of mathematics guuded many students was Mr Rltten house Study halls were very often filled with pupils busily scratching their heads trylng to solve for X Elvin Hess John Rittenhouse If ever there was a tume when you were In need of someone who could thread a needle you should have called on one of the gurls In Mrs Shelters Home Ec classes These glrls were really talented seam stresses How many of us when passung the Home E: kltchen smelled somethnng that resembled a steak dunner wth all the trummlngs'7 Very possibly thats lust what It was No wonder we envned the gurls ID Mrs Dore s classes Margorue Shelter Janet Dore L? 's Just use plain horse sense for good old stable ut I thought YOU turned on the stove Mary thunkmg says Mr Hess Frances says Ethel Wonder what Mrs Dore us thlnklng 13 f g-v---4- ---f -' ' '. . . , ' i h ' . l k N I V 1 . . 5' . K . ,l ' , 5 ,, . HB ' . . ,, H , . , , . l

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FACU LTY Professor Schllllng Jlm has a question If you Look out men the future housewives are on the cant answer lt Mrs Scholey IS on hand to help march' Weapons look solxd dont they? Katharune Joyce Natalne Maloy Mr Bowman teacher of Sophomore and Junior Engllsh was one of the ad vlsers for the Argus He planned the photography for our yearbook decldlng when and what school actlvltles should be photographed to glve a complete plcture of student life at H H S Mrs Scholey was another busy teach e In addntlon to teaching Freshman and Senior English and directing the class play she also found time to advise her home room of question asknng freshmen about proper hugh school conduct and study habits Who do you thunk was responsible for advlslng the Newsreal staff and seeing that the paper was publxshed every sux weeks Mrs Joyce ofcourse This was cnly one of the many duties of this busy teacher of Freshman English Yon Cassius has a lean and hungry ook No you re wrong Thus wasnt mentloned In Latin Class although It IS as an example of the studies that made Mrs Maloys Sophomore English classes so Interesting Z fi'-ra Ass. Henry Bowman Blanche Scholey 'I5 . . I . . D I I . , . . . , , . . . , . ,.,., ,.,-.,.-. .W .- 7 . . . , . ff A I H , - , . , . . . . I . . Julius Caesar. This well-known play , . . . I . . , .- W . . f K X L .. . K , - A X