Hurst High School - Colophon Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, PA)

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l95l HO SALES MANAGER Beverly Hyde Assistant: Peggy Scmdocz STAFF ARTIST Dolores Duff PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Ann Mullin Third Row: Husok, Pushkor, Cook, Yonuck, Barnhorf, Dillon Rice, Lee Briercheck, Boytim, Grafton, Miele, Pollrosky Domurot. Second Row: Bennish, Scxndacz, Christie, Heide, Polcho Wolters, Dzurico, Smith, Peffer, McCall, Ludwig Molesky. First Row: Mullin, V. Heide, Poole, Lukusik, Hatcher, Hyde Andrews, Rudzinski, Duff, Kozusko, Adamrovich Zcabrosky. 1 1 1

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4-'NT' egg ll IBD M' EDITOR AND ASSISTANT EDITOR Franklin Hatcher Dolores Lukasik BUSINESS MANAGER Billie Poole Assistants: Janet Mohney, Fern Walters, Ver- non Heide, Clair Huscik, Peggy Sanclacz, Betty Aclamroviclw, Ann Mullin, Beverly Hyde THE CDL STA TYPISTS Carmella Miele Mary Jane Rice Alice Smith Betty Adamrovich Eleanor Heide l 56 l

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PRUJECTIUNIST First Row: Hile, Balun, Cibulas. Second Row: Zabrosky, Hunter, R., Hunter, J., Gulibon, T. Under the capable direction of Miss Fausold, one of the faculty members, the Proiectionist Club has been doing a most marvelous iob. Only Academic students have an opportunity to gain recognition in this club. Their work is to operate the proiector in the auditorium and visual - education room. Some people work to accumulate wealth or to attain honor, but these thoughtful students work for the benefit of the other pupils at Hurst. S GMA RHO Second Row: Cibulas, S., Hays, F., Schachte, C., Bizup, J., Pushkar, B., Barnhart, A., Dillon, W. First Row: Rudxinski, S., Cunningham, D., Briercheck, Lee, Urban, F., Lukasik, D., Brier- check, L., Miller, W., Burns, T. Only those students are eligible for membership in the Sigma Rho who are in the process of success- fully completing their fourth year of high school mathematics. Many meetings are held throughout the school term for the purpose of uni- fying algebra, geometry, and trig- onometry by means of their simul- taneous use in the same discussions, with emphasis on principles, con- cepts, and techniques. The correct operation of the slide rule also comes in for much attention. lt is deemed quite an honor to be a member of the Sigma Rho. USHERS CLUB Third Row: Kozusko, J., Heide, V., Novak, R., Hatcher, F., Briner, G., Brodar, S. Second Row: Hunter, J., Huntsr, John, Over- ly, Z., Bennett, J., Swiclerski, W., Samuel, S., Farkosh, J. First Row: Seman, B., Harouse, B., Grace, R., Miller, W., Miller, B., Seman, R. The Usher's Club is an organiza- tion made up of twenty or more energetic boys who are dispatched at many of Hurst's activities to take care of the audiences or guests. They also set up scenery for plays and prepare assembly movies. The first dance after Lent is entirely in charge of the Club. The boys always look forward to a banquet at the end of the school term. Eli- gible members must be in the upper three-fifths of their class.