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

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CAQZPLQJQP5 Our cheerleaders play an important role in the athletic activities at Hurst. Faithfully they cheer our football squad on to victory during football season, and also our basketball team. They attended every football game. Theresa Burns-Terry, a senior regrets leaving H.H.S. She traveled to Hurst from Latrobe her senior year, a very popular miss with everyone. She enjoyed the energetic life she led as a cheerleader. Andrew Blosky- Bud always got a laugh, anywhere at anytime. Bud was head cheerleader this year. Was known for his Alabama Shake lt. Donna Aultman-Being very small didn't stop Donna from cheering, She is a senior and a cheerleader for three years, as well, she enioyed every minute of it. Robert Bums-Always there when you need him, that's Bob , a cheerleader for two years. He would like to keep cheering, but will be awfully glad to get that diploma. Snmual Hixson- Sam is a iunior who is known and liked by all. He hails from Brinkerton and next year will take over as head cheerleader. Florine Pyda- Flo resides at Standard and is the third of the newly chosen cheerleaders. She especially enioyed foot- ball games and that certain player. Richard Albright-Chosen this year, Dick helped lead our team to victory. He lives at Calumet and claims it to be the best place on the map. Louise Williams-The shortest of the short describes Louise. She has completed one year of cheering now and says she enioys it very much.

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0lWL8COWLLl'Lg DLQQVL On October 24 the annual Home- coming Day was held at Hurst. ln a special assembly William Misiak and William Dunn, football captains, crowned Evelyn Mondock as the Homecoming Queen of 1952. Evelyn was attended by Patricia Ewing and Jacqueline Stinebiser. Edmund Davis, senior class presi- dent, made the introductory remarks. Then, the queen and her attendants were escorted to the stage by the maiorettes. As a lasting tribute to all the alumni, the student body sang, Auld Lang Syne directed by Mr. Somers. During the half at the Hurst versus Derry game, Queen Evelyn and her attendants were chauFFered around the field followed by the band. As a final event of the Homecom- ing Celebration, the senior class sponsored a record dance following the game in the Hurst gymnasium.