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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jufwre armem 0! .America The F. F. A., the farmers of the future, is under the supervision of Mr. Simon. This year has proved to be a very active year for our F. F. A. The officers of the club this year were President, John Cadzow, Vice-President, Edward Hunt, Secretary, Dick Miller, Treasurer, Harry Carey. These boys are the young men who strive to keep our agricultural standards high in Amer- ica in the years to come. Toward the end of January the F. F. A. took a trip to Harrisburg for the annual farm show which proved to be very educational to the boys. During the year, we see many exhibitions of their skills. The one that we recall the best was their sale of delicious Bar B. Q.'s at lunch time. Another highlight of the F. F. A. is a banquet given in honor of the boys' fathers. A banquet is also held for the new freshmen members. So you can truly see why the F. F. A. is a worthy organization. We can see by their past records that these boys have been doing a fine iob and we are certainly proud of their achievements and hope they can main- tain similar records in the future. .ynchaafriaf .Aria The Industrial Arts is a club consisting of all those boys, who are interested in learning the usage of practical tools. The very able instruc- tor of this vocational course is Mr. Christner. The first year students are not permitted to use all tools but they are at liberty to use the iigsaw and wood lathes. The tools which are used by the other Industrial Art boys, are circular saws, hand saws, wood and metal lathes, sanders, and a drill press. As a result, from these many tools, the boys are taught to make many useful things from wood and metal. These boys are also per- mitted to make whatever they wish. Some of the work done by these boys is excellent. Some pieces of furniture made by these boys are really neat. The boys are all taught the use of every piece of machinery. By learning the different uses of this machinery, the boys are more apt to get a better iob when they leave high school and go out on their own. The Industrial Arts Depart- ment, like the Agricultural Department, is down at the Norvelt building. The officers for the past year were president, Donald Funk, vice-presi- dent, Mike Rady, secretary, Wayne Miller, treas- urer, Bob Shebeck.