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

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Hail to the Red and White Hail her acclaim, We're proud to sing her praise And glorify her name Our Alma Mater long will reign To her our hearts be true Oh, hail to thee Dear Red and White Oh, hail to Hurst High School S HOW

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ore-word As we depart from the halls of Hurst, innumerable memories of our daily activities cling to our recollecting minds. For the first time we find ourselves reluctant to leave the little red school house and embark upon the road of life. To prevent many memorable events from fading into ob- livion, the staff proudly presents the 1951 Colophon. Portrayed upon its pages you will find the spirit of Hurst, which the anxious click of the camera has captured and held in print. If in the future, this book pictorially reflects to you, the fleeting moments of your school life, the purpose of the 1951 Colophon will have been achieved. -Franklin Hatcher, Editor ont nt I. ADMINISTRATION Board of Education Accents Future ..,,.......,,... Our Success-Their Reward ..........,...................... Faculty Keeps in Step With Modern Progress .. ll. CIASSES Class of 1951 Glances at Past Record ...,, Class of 1952 Enioys Busy Year ,.......... Class of 1953 Survives Second Year ..... Class of 1954 Makes Debut ,.....,....,.., Ill. ATHLETICS Scarlet Hurricane Whirls Through Season ....r..,... .... , ,.,., . Hurricane Cagers Complete 1950-1951 Campaign . Hurricane Sweeps Diamond-Captures Title ...,. Boys and Girls Physical Education Classes IV. ACTIVITIES National Organizations Social Clubs ......,...,...,........ Publications ....,....... ...., ,.......... ..... ............. Drama-Junior and Senior Class Plays ...... Vocal Ensembles .. ...,.,......., . . V. FEATURES Faculty Off-Guard ,.... Too Good To Forget .,... And The Angels Sing . Best Candid Snaps , .... . Assembly Review ...... . Class Will ......r... ,.,, Who's Who Lest We Forget .. .. VI. ADVERTISING Loyal Friends and Patrons of the Township .. .. 4 Page . 6 ..7 ..B ..14 ..29 30 . 33 .38 .45 .49 .50 . 54 . 55 57 . 62 . 64 . iz .34 .as .eo 74 76 -78 l H82 I 83

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4. Second Row: Mr. George Baluh, Mr. Clyde Bitner, Mr. William Smitley, Mr. Clair Morgan, Mr. Bernard Novak First Row: Dr. Lloyd F. Rumbaugh, Mr. Andrew Harvan, Mr. Herbert Smith, Mr. Joseph Laughran Year after year the ever important and competent Board of Education faces the overwhelming task of serving and pleasing the people of the district. lt is composed of nine capable men from the township, elected primarily for the pur- pose of carrying out the educational responsibilities of the community. Criticism is great and congratulations are few when an active body such as the school board tries its best to perform its duties. Our school directors should be commended for their endeavor to promote the welfare of our youth. The many activities contained in this book prove that their efforts are not in vain. President , Herbert C. Smith Vice President ..... .,,.. G eorge Baluh Secretary. . ,..,....., .....,... .,,. A n drew Harvan Treasurer ., ..., ....,... . ., ....,. William Smitley Clair Morgan Clyde Bitner Bernard Novak 6