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

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Row 1 Row2 Kita, F., Firmstone, C., Milikar, J., Row 3 Rowl Lucas, M., Reagan, P., Buchanan, Row2 Huey, B., Cook, M., Jackson, L., Shaw, M., Lohr, D., Kantorik, J., Mayes, N. J., Musgrave, V., Dil- lon, C. Row3 Srnail, M., Jurkovic, P., Kontorik, K., Kralik, H., Kapura, L., Hutter, D., Polcha, D., Lowther, E. GROUP III Row'l Miller, B., Shay, J., Firmstone, A., Myers, D., Newill, N., Hixon, S., Scott, E., Ferlin, R., Mizikar, G. Row2 Frund, D., Demagall, D., Dean, P., Ankney, D., Weirs, R., Shulty, B., Dolan, F., Heiman, N., Rodman, N., Caldwell, E. Row3 Leighty, N., Myers, B., Jones, N., lfLflfLl 8 0l'lfLEl'VL6l 8I 5 Under the guidance of two such able teach- ers as Miss Hacker and Miss Galone, it is little wonder that the girls learn so quickly. Besides the courses in cooking and sewing the girls have carried on a varied program. Christmas par- ties, selling of Christmas cards, and annual dances are held each year, and the money goes toward the annual junior and senior banquet GROUP I Trice, J., Trice, N., Roskey, E., Weirs, R., Slater, I., Stepanik, G., Pyda, J., Nemeth, R., Lesko, B., Poche, K. Specht, B., Traugh, W., Blystone, L., Czekai, J., Biller, J., Biller, J., Coy, C. Specht, M. A., Tlumac, L., Pyda, D., Bankovich, L. J., Nemeth, R., Tarasky, A., Underwood, E., Hen- ry, C., King, L. 'GROUP II L., Walat, M., Overly, V., Bungard, M., Harouse, M., Hrovoski, J. Formstone, M., Jankausky, O., Gonda, M., Lohr, N., Bitl, J., Adams, S. 5 'I i N also pins for the seniors. One of their outstand- ing accomplishments for the year was the sale of candy which enabled the junior and seniors to receive emblems. The shortest way to a man's heart is through his stomach, is the slogan of the cooking class. As ci result of such splendid teaching none of our girls will become old maids.

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Rowi Ackerman, L., Billey, H., Bizup, T., Row2 Mondock, E., Ewing, P., Rose, R., Walfionaf ,Honor ociefg Rolla, I., Landy, A. G., Miniclr, P., Steinbiser, J. Hile, V., Denis, B., Hunter, J., Burns, T., Cibulas, A. Under the capable co-direction of Miss Fisher and Miss Myers, the Hurst Chapter of the National Honor Society completed another suc- cessful year. This society was founded to stim- ulate in students at Hurst a desire to render ser- vice to the school and comunity, to create en- thusiasm for scholarship, to promote worthy Wafionaf jordenic The National Forensic League governs the forensic activities at Hurst High School. All types of speeches are included in the N. F. L. plan of achieving recognition and each type in its place is related to all others and to the whole field of forensic work. Students may partici- pate in debate, dramatic declamation, humorous leadership, and to encourage the development of character. According to tradition, the annual induction ceremony of new members was held in the spring. Upon graduation, the society awards a scholarship to a deserving senior wish- ing to further his education. eblglflfe declamation, oratorical declamation, original oratory and extemporaneous speaking. The Hurst chapter of the N. F. L. offers its members opportunity to meet students from various sec- tions of Western Pennsylvania in competitive speech and debate. Senior members receive a pin for their achievement. Rowl Seery, D., Seery, D., Myers, B. Chicka, M. K., Krempraslny, R. Davis, M. D., Billey, R. M., Mof fit, S., Aultrnan, D. Row2 Struble, R., Kaminski, M., Garcar P., Snyder, E., Stout, G., Sherbuck A., Vidakovich, A., Scoot, E. J. Duda, V., Smith, S. Row3 Shannon, R., Gordon, F., Lesko J., Kucera, J., Overly, Z., Schultz G., Novak, R., Gelet, T., Kelp, R. Lucas, B. 50 1

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