Mount Pleasant High School - Log / Colophon Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1942 volume:

o p ehenslon of our student s llfe and to ee thoughts ahve to the happy and endeaxorlng mo ents astlcally athletlcally and soclally IS the great alm the f' on Staff Therefore we the Senlor C' lass of 'Wt Plea sant Townshlp Hlgh School present to our readers the C olophon of 1942 wh1ch we hope wlll fulfill thls deslre 1942 olophon 'r' 1Y?'X 4 I Jr? .. .,. A : 's:!gg. . .1 Q61-1, fl: ' 5 ig ivy.. l r-- 1-z 4- I fl? vf.1l'-A ' V'-In 1. . s ' f 'LV' - -f .24 2-'f Ve x v L: 1- .:Q,.t,iA-34 t LW fn ' ' ' ' vl 1'- '-P: f , .-:A .il Kg, 1-HM: 13.33 X .X vl ffj .gf X, qu' 1 g ,y?r'l, l -A 'Q frj'fQ1', -f Q , ,f 5915 ef-. X N32- vr..EAi,vty EN?-, A'f -1 'Q' will-3' if 1-9 ,h 1!',' 1 .f5fT?'E' ll ffiy i'sf.fZ. 'l ':.f,'S-' w Q 2 f 1' 5' ,Ay 7, - Ng ,': ,gl F- ir ' ffl l .. b . , . 1 ' .jf , , .. -v rv ' o - S . I , . , . . . of V 1 Q f A . , , X , ' ' ' ' 1 w I ' J 'k 5 gm : 1 2 i I Ixxlvfi , .-- I' 1 18.39 ? 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From the administration, let us go to the student activities As an example, willing and endeaxoring majorettes are a great help to the band which is one ol' the best in the county To promote leadership, and to stimulate association among students, various clubs hax e been organized However, the school curriculum would not be coni- plete without the athletic department Football, which is the major interest, basketball, and baseball are representatile of the sports played at Hurst These sports bring the adxantages of wholesome rivalry to the athlete and spectator, The competitor not only dexelops physical strength but also culti- xates the xirtues of sportsmanship, tolerance, co- operation, sincerity, and faithfulness You can see how the administration, the activities, and the athletics must work together to form your ideal school life MR. GREINER No longer through the hall he sweeps To chat and smile and pause, But rather now a foe he seeks-V He fights for freedoms' cause! The night is gathering all around The devil stalks with all his hideous spawn, Go forth to battle, friend' and sound The cry of freedom-and bring the Dawn! By J. P. Clark IN DEDICATION 1 the tlass ot 1434? cluhtate thnx Colophon w1th utmoxl xlnurlty and 1ppreuat1on to Nlr lheoclore frI6lI1tl' who has be1n the .1111 mr ol our class 1111111151 the last two mare HL was glarlu atecl from the Parnassus Hlgll Sehool .1n1l l1te1 1tt1n1lc1l Nhppux Roth State l1a1h1rs Collegu NVl'lLI'f he 1e111x11l hls l 11h1lo1 ol Suentt cleffrct P' ln hu hrxt law wan 1t Hu1st l11 was xarslty to1cholh1sl11tball wan Hn 11eon1pl1xhn1ents 11.111 t.11r1e1l hlm to oth11 h1l1ls ol 1n1 1.11111 N111 as Spllllkilllllf' xazlous .1 1 1111 1 L1 Us .1111 1' Nu r Clrenel .1 proun to be 1 suctexstu 1nSt111cto1 IN 11111 phwlcal e1luc.1t1on, and health Due to the prexent war sltuatlon, N11 Cnelnel hae Iecentlx been 1alle1l to INlllIdI'X xerx 11e NM carnestlx hope that he wlll he ax tr1e1l ancl true IH the armx ax he hai been flurlng hlx mne te 119 ll Hurst x , 1 1 - . A 1 A .4 1 ' 1 1 I 1 , 1 .1 . H, . . A4. a 1 I v A 2 ,'n . A V X A5 1 l 1 Q x 1 K1 J f 1. , ' T , L.-1 -' 1 , f A. K. , 1 K- - - . . . ik. K. ' L', . Q 1.2 J , K' ' ,lv A' uh A x J A ',. ' K. ' 1 Y 1. VL. 2 .S , A v. -. f. k.' V , 2 ' 2 K, . I , He has also been assistant coach ol' the football team for many t V 1. 1. 'N Q , l 1. , K. f X ,. . ' ' , . ' A H, ' . 1, ., B, ,h ,L. B. A. x b .. .- L, .tl 1, '. ,I 15 . 1 .Ai M -1'h's 1 ez s - ' K S V, J' . ' L .I ' .f . fx- .,, , V A a . . 1 v if '. 1 v X A X ' ' K 4 if ADMINISTRA-. ION When one thinks of a school, one immediately pictures a teacher in the presence of students. These boys and girls may be busy in some academic study or developing skills on a typewriter or machine in the shop. At any rate, the word, school , to most people suggests the teacher-pupil relationship. We can't imagine a school without a teacher anymore than a school without pupils. Let us pause to pay tribute to our faculty. We are especially proud of our administrators at Hurst. Mr. Rumbaugh, our superintendent, gives us the best of almost thirty years of experience in school work, By foreseeing many of our difhculties, he has helped us to meet and overcome them. Dr. Mullin, our principal, comes in closer contact with the student body. Students feel free to discuss with him questions regarding their present or future edu- cational problems. The students' desires and am- bitions are his greatest concern. Our twenty-live faculty members, ten of whom possess Master's degrees, represent a high type of individuals, whose greatest interest is the welfare of each student. Not only in the class room, but on the football field, on the stage, and in the shop extra hours are gladly given that we as students might benefit. As Alexander of Macedon has said, I am indebted to my father for living, but to my teacher for living well. . . fr 4- ff. . -- --s,-' '1 , 4 --'---f- W--' '. J! 5I4? A LY? 1'43 :1 a i .5 7b g' , -.. 4-v'-4.- -A-,.--,e-v ' -.- f '.-- -. -r-1 ---J - f--. 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X--wx .- 7 .' --' -if A ig! 1 dAt bgh thMC They Govern Our Future beven capable and understandlng dlrectors comprlse the Board of Edu catlon of Mount Pleasant Township By careful SUDGTVISIOD and good Judg ment thlS governlng body has greatly asslsted ln I'alSlI1g the standards of our hlghly pleased There are few students who are ac quamted Wlth the fllfflCl1ltl6S whlch are brought before the dlrectors Not only are they concerned wlth Hnanclal prob lems but they must make accurate d8C1SlOHS so as to do what IQ most bene ficlal to the student body V! e the student body of Hurst Hxgh Qchool W1Sh to express om full appre clatlon 'md gratltude to the Board of Dlrectors for havmg so greatly mflu enced the students welfare at Hurst are as follows James P Murtha Presldent lohn Qcrabot X Ice Pl49ilfl6Ht Andrew Harxan Qecretalx Flyde Howard 1' reasurer John Andrews R B Aultman I F lVIcCrack1n d S Messrs. Mul in, Howar , ul man Andrew! Rum au , Harvan, Mur a. c rackin 1 ' f - . I , , w n - LI.. 4 , n ' Q - . C I 1 'I s I - , A educational system of which we are Members Of this D21YtiCUl31' board . . . . . D K X ,. A . . N , v , V . A -KVKJ - . . - Y -W, , . Eva Marie Hy e, ecretary Melva Dolan, Secretary 10 Gu1d1ng Hands Host xouth 1Ji,g1IA1 111es work mth L1 splrlt o1 fest 11141 enthusldsm ow 11tqutnt1x t111s sp1r1t dles betuust 111 ll lons .ut ten tru u mon st ' 1 111u1 pleasures seem to Iose thtn ut t1 14 tntntss 111t1c1tt1o1se1x1tt to one s t11ow1nt111 hus hun 1e1t out o1 111 e humhltst lIII11X1l1Uel1 can under struts that IJIUf1ULLN 1t.11 tontentmtnt Hap pmtss tomes1rom w1th1n, It 18 the satls tattlon o1 hm 1nff done somethmg Worth wh11e lhe tommunlty the state, and the natlon m11 dlwaxs haxe need ot the serx lces of the unQe1fish cltlzen I1 outh recogznwe th1s fact act accordlnglx 1 If Rumbaugh PRINCIPAL OF 'VIT PLEASANT TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL VN ILLIAM D MULLIN I3 S M S Ed M E1 D Pew: sxlxama Stale CL lege IJn1xe1s1t5 of Pxvsburgh X X SUPERINTENDENT OF NIT PLEASANT TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS LLOYD F an Iouth III tht wt 11oo1s .ue the future tl lfens o1 It eo1e Delnotmu 1.11.1t 11, socm ec ttxtlon, .md NQIXILL .ue the three step IJIILQ stones to .1c1u1t tltmenshlp I tegrlty Iillth, Qouragle, fgnr t1e.111ng1, and clear th1n1x1ng are the personal quahtles that must be IHHTHIHQK1 mthln ones tlmratter :nd 11111 In .1 democracy, the degree to whmh these qu.111t1es IS ex 6IT1p1lI1Gd 1n tht 111es of men one measure of the xlt 111tx oi the kmerlcan wax ot 11e PQIIIIOIISHI IS seruce md sacrlnce If 111tu1s prlde, dexotlanq .md loxaltx Eclutatlon 1o1 FIOUSHI, therefore, becomes sxno xmous mth educatlon OI h.11L1t 61 uth mth then toumge, fe. and usmsm, must bu11c1 upon t s es of educauon IH orc1e1 o dew re11 t1t1zens 111 .tn e11110f11tenec1 no 11111 D NIu111n These People What could be done wlthout our teachers? Let us take a tour ard find out how helpful they really are Here we obsers e how the teacher acts as both gulde and frlend m the teachmg of sub jects ranglng from languages to agrl culture Let us look through the wlndow of Room 3 where we DSFCGIVG Mrs Exars explammg the fundamentals of gramm r to the enthuslastlc sophomores Note the GXPTSSSIOTS on thelr faces as petlte Mrs Evans asks whether bread IISGS or ralses Besldes teaching English Mrs Evans as the capable llbrarlan asslsts the puplls ln findlng reference materlal Mr Joseph Myers who IS the sponsor of the Senlor Stand Commlttee Cth EE B HIC g T lsy phi. My EdM fPtt b tt y BAEM C fPttb h W t C bfhPtt A EdM K fPttb h Have Gwen makes hlS freshman classes lnterestlng by analyzlng the Arclent Mariner As we contlnue our N1Slt to the English departmert we find Miss Myers scrutl HlZlI1g artlcles rn the Hurstorlan wlth her journallsm students Miss Myers especlally enjoys teachmg grammar to her junlor cla ses Bonjour mes eleyes we hear as we approach Room 21 Madamol elle Porch IS patlently mstructlrg her first and second year French students ln the art of speakmg French correctly Be sldes meetmg the Sophomores ln her Engllsh classes Mlss Porch IS the helpful sponsor of the French C' lub and also one of the sporsors of the Natlonal Honor Soclety C omg to Room 8 we I O ' K6 ' ' If . 5 L . , A , . - - 1 - L. - L. , S.. . ' , , ll ' ., 77 . . ' A , 3 . S ., A ll ' I! ' jj . ,, . . . . . L . s . , - 1 . .I , n n Q , L I 1 f 1 . . , . . . , l . . . , . i 1 , . 1 , a erine . vans, .A. Seton il olle e y Carnegie Institute of ech- noo Q, ,Q jose . ers,B.A,, . . Universityo i s urgh I.eiiaM ers, . ., d. . ' Juniata ollege Universityo i s urgh 1 x , lt '+L N Lois Porc , B.A, es minster ollege Eliza I o s, B. ., . . Univerai yo i s urg l i ls ' I2 FACULTY FACULTY Us S1ncere and Personal Attentlon t fPttb t B h t dCl po hear more strange sounds Thls tlme lt IS Latln belng taught to the freshmen and sophomores by Mlss Potts The students enjoy hearmg her descrlbe Pompeu and other mterestmg Roman rulns whlch she has seen In addltlon to also teachlng Engllsh Mlss Potts IS the advlser of the Colophon To con clude our tour of the Enghsh depart ment we must not forget to VlSlt frlendly Mrs Russell who coaches dramatlc productlons and her Cherubs m Room 7 Mrs Russell IS ardlng the dl C t fPttb phS tcllg semors to prepare for a career wlth a umt on vocational guldance As we glance lnto the varlous soclal sclence classes we hear Mlss Barnhart dlscusslng with the semors the current polltlcal problems MISS Barnhart IS the sponsor of the Yatlonal Honor Soclety and the Lshers Club In Room 3 we find Mlss Flsher the coach of the senlor play flghtlng the ClVll W ar We can t tell who IS wlnnlng M1 s Flsher or her students World h story taught by Mr Porch famlllarxzes the sopho mores wlth the famous men and customs E bet MR IIBA h BA Ltt E hBA EdM I O ' L. f KJ l ff' uf' ' , l liza A . usse , jj ' Unive si y 0 i s ur flyv W ' f I orohy arnar,BA l Hoo olegc f x xl , I A.,, , M ., ,V , , ,lm ' fg Jane Fis er, . ., i Pennsylvania Colle Women 5 University of Pittsbur L Edward orc , . .. Fin ollegc U ersi yo i s ur jose eni, B.S. St. Vincen o c e , V X , ll J Q 1 . . 1 L . 1 - 7 . - u Q , a 1 V , . . , , Q n 1 1 ' 1 . , S - , D a , I 5 . . . - , . . . - l 1 13 Our Teachers Have Taught SIV C th BS EdM StV tCll ty fPttb Thod M K M yj G t fPttb h T Od G S1ppyR kStt Cllg the Mlddle Ages Through Mr Sem s dlscusslon of CIVIC problems the fresh men learn the first prlnclples of local government Mr Sem IQ one of our as SlStaHt football coaches To contlnue our Journey we VlSlt Room 10 where we find Mr Evancho explalmng the theory of magnetlsm Mr Evancho IS our head football coach Now we take a gllmpse lnto the labora tory where Mr Kromer teaches future chemlsts the preparatlon of oxygen and the DhySlC students how to connect bells and buzzers Mr Kromer IS the school treasurer VS hat s golng on IH Room 127 A black out' No Mr Theodore Myers IS Just showlng a mowle pertalnlng to the refimng of copper and the manu facturlng of sllk Mrs Gaiman and Mr Grelner palns taklngly show varlous bandages to the students ln thelr health classes M Grelner also teaches CIVICS whlle Mrs Garman teaches the structure of llwlng organlsms ln the study of blology to the sophomores Vle now take a gllmpse lnto the mathematlcs classes Here we find Mr x xxJ XJ f -.l 3 I L, e- Xi! y Andrew Evancho, B.S. . incent ollege Ar ur Kromer, . .. . . ' 'I . incen o cgc Universi o i s urgh fs e ore yers,B.A. ' I Elon Colle e, N. Carolina ar o arman,B.S. Universi y o i s urg he ore reiner,B.S. i er oc a e Teachers ' o c e ' , f ff l Pff . ., ,, . . I ' - 1. A . . l . . A j A. I Q . - A ' . , 1 - I A . 14 FACULTY FACULTY Us to Enjoy a Full L1fe Wffpy Nlock explalmng factormg to the fresh men how to blS6Ct angles to the geo metry students the constructlon of prlsms to the solld geometry students and the fundamentals of trlgonometry to the senlor math students The contmuous tapplng of type wrlters from Room 14 tells us that we are IH the commerclal department M Batlste IS patlently trylng to acqualnt the sophomores wlth the keys shorthand class we hear Mr Batxste dlctatlng letters to the future steno graphers faster than thelr perclls can move Mr Clark does h1s part by help mg a bookkeeper balance hls budget Mr Clark who spends h1s lelsure tl wrltmg peoms IS also the sponsor of the Poetry Appreclatlon Club whlch IS new at Hurst thls year In Room 14 we see MISS Mountsler lllustratlng the method of cleanlng the typewrlters To com plete our cornmerclal tour we VlSlt Room 1 Here we find Mr Sllvls teach mg the Jumors the prlnclples of com merclal law and the semors the requlre ments of belng a successful salesman Mr Sllvls IS the enthuslastlc sponsor of the FOTGHSIC League Let us VlSlt the wocatlonal depart ment where we find Mrs Kapalka help mg the glrls plan meals Mlss Elcher IS helpl g a group of ambltlous glrls make h aster wardrobe as well as add Sf' JhNkBsEM y SC r fPnb h Btt BS Ed Cllg fPttb h Jh PClkBS Dq M t T 8 phi-I Sl BS EdM ry fPttb h s ahE p n tHpal Ida D llo Kap lka B S C ll ge jhnl-IL gES EdM C If tat T Colleg S muel R G d a Stat Colle e We are Grateful to Our Faculty fancy needle work to thelr hope chests The glrls are taught to budget the family mcome and select clothes wlsely Now we turn to the shops Here we llsten to Mr long domg hls blt for natlonal defense by teachlng h1s future farmers the best and most econom cal methods of ralsmg crops and carlng for llwestock One ol the attractxors IH the shop IS a class IH weldmg under Mr Long s superx 1s1on In the lndustrlal arts department whlch IS new at Hurst we see Mr Tay lor teachlng freshman boys the funda mentals of handlcraft In the sweet smelllng woodshop we watch Wir Tay lor mspect the work of the young car penters Last but not least let us walk oxer to the Actnltles Bulldmg where the muslc department IS located Mr Creen the muslc superxlsor IS kept busy the Whole year round Wlth the snappy marchlng band the uncelt band the beautlful Chrlstmas enter talnment and the annual mlnstrel As we leave we stop and conslder for a moment the plctures we hate seen how lucky we are to have the teacher and the student worklng together to brlng about the dewelopment of the mdwldual aSt C1 fPttb T Tayl 1 1 - V V I . J I I . , ' ' 1 1 ., ' 1 ' I ' 4 , 1 Z A , M , . . . , . n . C ls, , J L ' ., . , , , . . . - V I . I . 1 1 J L . . 1 1 - ' if , x X - . . . , A . . 1, I , . -.,,.,,. , c er, .S.. Y rs Certificate A f I ,I I College l U iversi y os it A K -Id fl a , . . State Teachers , e f . 01 , . ., . , P lfari ate olege U ityo i s urgh Ca gre ech - l im 0' 'SJ ' X or, B.S. niai e eachers 1 . reen,B.S. eTeachers 2 l 16 CP k Mehl t M G Four Happy Years Together After four years of Work we the semor class have flnally obtalned the name The Class of 1942 To us the l1fe at Hurst has not only been one of study but also one of pleasure We must say that the four years have gone only too qulckly Durlng these years xt has been our deslre to get as much lnstructxon as posslble IH an endeavor to fit lnto the llfe whlch lS before us Under the careful supervlslon of our teachers we have acqulred essentlal knowledge Whlch wlll be of much value ln later years The first year was a hard struggle but with the cooperatlon of everyone we soon found the year slowly comlng to a close As the years rolled along we were more anxlous to get back to the happy days of work and play experlenced ln the prevlous years It was IH these years that those oeficxent 1n ablllty were left led on to a hlgher goal Here at Hurst we have taken part and glven support to varlous act1v1t1es Wlth our help the plays dances and other soclal functlons were made posslble We soon became the upperclassmen taklng the place of those who had gore before us Th1s IS the l1fe whlch has led us to reallze that ln everyday llfe as It IS ln school llfe we must make plans for the future ln order to be a success It gn es us a sad feelmg to know that our days at Hurst are ow er Ev en though we must go We wlll always remember our enjoyable school days at Hurst May we always be proud to call her our Alma Mater' Vic resident -Siva , Treasurer- s. ov, Secretary-Peterson, Presiden -Adams Sponsor- r. reiner . , . . . . I . , , behlnd, whlle those of efflcxent ablhty KI 77 ' ' . , . . h W. . I . D , . 1 v - , 1 Q . , .. . . . . -1 - O ' . i' , . I . .- l' ' , ' ' n - . , ,. ' , K 1 I I . 1 I . . J l , . . 17 John Adam fGer1eralD Gee plans to become a member of the Alrcraft Malnten nce and Repalr Crew fond of lce skatlng swlmmmg tennls and golf can t be bothered wlth blondes Wxllard Adams cAC3dGm1C, Tall handsome Wlllard was one of our best debators Presldent of the class Student Counc1l Flrst Flfth I II III IV Buslness Manager of Colophon and Hurstonlan Margaret Artxm fGeneralJ Margaret spends most of her tlme laughlng mem ber of the Poetry Appreclatmon Club IV and Hurs tonlan Staff IX generally IS ln a skatmg mood looks appealing ID rlbbons Seniors poundxng out a grade Mary Margaret Barley 4Home Economlcsj Congenlal Mary Margaret has a magnetlc personallty a smlle whlch shows her pretty dxmples Semor Soclal Commlttee enjoys drxvmg favor1te class was home economlcs Chorus II III IX Cecelia Jeanne Balazek fACadem1Cj Cell IS the poetess of our class actlve ln the Poetry Forensic Tap and French Clubs Colo phon and Hurstoman Staff Frrst Flfth I II III wlllmg to cooperate Joseph A Bajusxk CGeneralD Joe seeks to become a merchant Hurstonlan Staff enjoys the movies ICB Skatlng and fishmg rn detentlon hall Wllllam Baluh CGer1eralj B111 IS a typlcal busmess man has a longlng to be a machlnlst N Ice Presldent III Counc1l II III Clrculatlon Manager of Hurstoman slstant BUSIHGSS Manager of Colophon M Regina Bechtell CHome Economlcsj Jean lntends to follow up Home Economlcs attractlve mlSS frequently llstens to the Harry James Orchestra tlckles the norxes skates w1th the greatest of ease Margaret Beckage fGeneralj Margaret has declded upon secretarlal work as her career at home on a dance floor fond of readlng would rather go boat rldmg than anything else Margaret Blame CCommerc1alj One of our f shlcnable ladles IS Peggy as beautlful golden tre ses crllects souvemrs from army camps plays tenms for relaxatlon Hu rs toman Staff III IX Student Counc1l II u n . . 1 , , .I .2 0 I ' ' l 1 '-- I . - ... ,- ' , 1 . . . .. . '. v 1 --- ... ... ' . . V , , , . 1 ' 41 'n' - - v , 1 ' u . 'g' , , , ,.' 1 I l - ' 1 Y Y. ' I ... y y , ' '- IV... ,' . ' I . li YI - ' ' . - - , - ...seems to dlsllke gxrls...spends most of hrs tlme ,,.,,. . . . of 7. . ... . ,fe . ':' . ' ' ...As- i ' I ' ...an l ' 'l' LK 7? 2 1 ' - - U A l ... 7 . ... ' , . 18 Joseph Blanda fGeneralj Better known as Oakls IS one of our happy go lucky senlors always accompanled by Joe Grega dlSllk6S long perlods a good dancer no partlcularly lnterested ln schoolwork E. Lounse Blystone CHome Economxcsj Snuffy s pleasrng personallty IS her major at tractlon a Home Ec student collects post cards conslders dress deslgnlng a brlght future belleves 1n readlng the newspaper before first perlod Dorothy Jane Boggs fGeneralJ Although Dot dlsllkes Jazz muslc her alm IS to have a muslcal career can t hold on to her short hand notebook goes ICE skatlng at every oppor tunlty Betty J Bonkovxch fGeI1eralD Bunks wlnnlng smlle and mce personallty have won her many frlendshlps Choral Club IV Tap Club III prefers to dance to the muslc of Anthony Ferry Margaret R Bosdosh fC0mmerC1alJ Marge has all the qualltles needed to become a perfect ecretary I'orens1cLeagueI II III IV Salutatorlan of the class Treasurer of Honor Soclety a beautlful blonde Sue has mtentlons of becomlng a stenographer a true Amerlcan because she lxkes apple ple brary Club II III IV fond of swlmmlng and base ba small and sedate Donald D Brinker CAgrlCultuI'6D Qulet Don was presldent of F F A IV IS a self dependent lad always enJoys sklpplng school w1ll nexer refuse chlcken dlsllkes Engllsh and P 0 D Elva June Brosky fGeneral Flva has a qulet and softspoken personallty member of the Poetry Appreclatlon Club Tap Club III llkes nothlng better than Itallan spag ghettl enjoys practlcally mll sports Vnvnan D Carnot CCommerc1alJ Xee IS one of our skirt and sweater glrls as PXDTPSSIWQ brown eyes an active member of the Student Councll III IX truly a dlgnlfied senlor Charles Leonard Casteel fACadf-Jmlcl Courteous Leonard enjoys dolng anythlng especlall fond of dolng experlments ln physlcs class swxm mxng IS hrs fax or1te sport one of the small boys of our class KI 'YY ' - - lx. rn , ' , ' ' ' , - ,, ,, .. . . . . . , , .I ,L - - - - - U . 'V .. . 1 1 , s' .' ' . ' , , , Susan Bosnak fGeneralj KC ,Y ' ' ' ' ,' ' ' ...Li- ' , , ... ' ll... . ' il .YI ' ' - I ' ' ' ' ' ' ...a KA' ll' I if ' Y, ' h , . . . . . ' - Q Y . . 1 y n 'I' .'. Joe Cerkovmk fACddQmlCl Electrxcal engmeerxng seems to fasunate Scrubby a member of the Hurstoman Staff for two year can always entertarn hrmself by readlng good books has no mterest rn studylng Helen J Chappo fGencralJ Helen s only ambltlon IS to be a clerk cmllects souverms of all klnds a c xrefree l ss b s a weakness for chlcken dlrrers llkes basketb ll baseball and rr ller skatmg Ruth Crabtree fACdd9mlCl Crabby rs a frlerdly glrl lthough the nlckname rs mlsleadlng a member of our Hurstoman Staff for two years takes a great interest rn collectlng photographs and post calrds deslres to be a beau tlclan Bette J Craig CGeneralj Bette was one of the rhythmlc tap danccrs ln the mmstrel Tap Club III IX Poetry Appre c1at1on Club IV Hurstoman Staff IW expe cts to become a housewrfe Blanche Damels CGeneralD Steak IS the favorlte food of Snooks dlsplayed her dramatlc talent IH What A Llfe Operetta enjoys a good fictlon book attracted to the nursmg professlon Charles Daugherty CAcadem1cD A varuable member of the debatmg club IS Bud dxsllkes tho e Japs a four year member of the band plays a smooth trombone God s glft to the ladles Vxolet C Denms CHome Economlcsj Loke has chm sen dress dts1gn1ng s her professlon her hobby 15 wrltlng por ms fond of da ncmg d1sl1kes gettlng up early for school has a sunny dlsposrtron Thomas DeVaux CAcadem1cj Doc has thoughts of becomrng a surgtcn member of the chorus and band III IX promls mg youngactor What A Llfe can crack a joke at anytlme IS greatly rntere ted m auatron K Verne Dnllon CHome ECODOIHICSD Prckles h s decided to contlnut wlth Home Econo mlcs at Penn State can t reslst lrstenlng to a gocd orche tra wears any calor well a note of laughter IH her xolce John Dlugos fGencralj John does an excellent job of mlndlng h1s own bus mess shakes rn hls shots when called upon to gne an oral talk has chosen mechanlcs as hrs c ree-r ' ' ' , , , U- 1 It ,yy . . . 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V ' v Magdalen Dolan fC0mmerc1alJ Madge asserts that someday she will own a ranch enjoys horseback rlding tackles things 1n a business like way Hurstonian Staff IV a stu dent secretary in the office Frances J Domurat CHome Economicsj Franny lS another cf our home economics students eager to become a woman in white dislikes detention hall rather quiet but ambitious as a winning smile Mike Vincent Duda CGencralD Mlke played a clarinet in the band for four years enjoyed newspaper work has a yearnlng for pan cakes thought of day s P O D assignment when he entered class M Margaret Dzuban CCommerC1alj A very friendly girl is Margie her dimples and lovely hair are her chief attractions four year member of the band enjoyed herself in Mr Grelner s homeroom Vernon Eckels CAcadem1cD player French Club a faithful follower of our football team left us to join the United States Navy Margaret June Elcher CGeneralj Jure is a future prcspect in the nursing profession Poetry Appreciation Club IX Tap Club III likes to play the guitar in her spare time favors the color red Thomas W Flemmg CAgriculturej A convincing young chap is Tom who likes to get into a good argument F F A member I II III frequently een motorcyclmg likes to chow on apples Mademoiselle Porch e plains sentences in French Mary Katherine Fletcher CGer1eralD Katherine s main interest is collecting snapshots 1 but enjoys writing letters quiet although friendly Margaret Jean Forejt CHome Economlcsl Peggy can beidentlfied by her amusing chatter Student Council I served on the Junior Prom Committee would like to become an ideal house wi e good natured maiden Paul Freden ck CG!-Bneralj Paul IS known as one of the playboys of our school says he prefers to become an army omci l Poetry Appreciation Club Hurstonian Staff IW always ready for fun l 21 ll Y! ' an ar j , - J 44 , - - ar ' - ' , . . . . - If 1 I 4 I . K . . I . . . H . ,, . 6 I , . . . . ' . , . . . . Vernon will be remembered as an outstanding clarinet one of the numerous studgntg who dislike Oral Eng- ll Y! ' ' ' ll Y! ' ' ' ' I . . ' ' ' 'f ... - ' . , . - - . A - it vs - ' ' , ' . . . . . . ' , 1 , , ' A n . Y. .. IV . . . S . . . ' . .. .i H , , Getting a book checked in the Library Betty Funkhouser CAC.-ldemlcl for four years Student Council I II III plans to enter Penn State possesses an unlimited vocabu ary John Gaydar CAgr1cultlu rel Good natured John took much teasing from the senlor girls collects phonograph records played right halfback on the gridiron for two years four year member of the F F A club Frances M Golkosky CGeneralJ Franny treasures her collection of cards and letters one of our matrimonial minded seniors Junior Ring Committee fond of football and roller skating looks especially well in blue Ruthalee S Grazan CGeneralJ Small dark halred Ruthalee is a. girl whom ODP cannot help liking Chorus I II Minstrel I Hurstoman Staff IX possesses a pleasing will and talented in dramatlcs Joseph Grega CGeneralJ Handsome Joe wishes someday to be on a pro fessional football team lacks interests in the fair sex so he says IS the possessor of a flashlng grin Football IX Raymond T Gregor fACdd9m1Cl Collecting autographed photos of famous flyers is the diverslon of Ray dreams of being a test pilot important character in Junior play is quite a ladies man Regina J Gregor CGeneralJ Jean is an active bowler would like to work be hind a counter inseparable companion of Teenie s an ardent football and baseball fan member of Tap Club III Edward Griffin CGeneralj Grif came to Hurst ln his senior year from Stoys town High School had a solo part in the mlnstrel unusual in that he knows his classics inside and ou Lillian M Hamel QACadem1Cl Lillian expects to become a nurse never misses the Red Skelton program French Club III IX a gym instructor ln the Junior play a regular movie attender Marion Tom Hanusek CGenerall Ham was captain of the football team and a good player too personality plus has smiling blue eyes which the girls admlre hopes to coach foot ball someday 22 . , - . l . 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It ll - l it ll 1 1' 1 4 1 4 Pauhne C Harvan CAcadem1Cl Pauline can truly be consldered as the outstandmg student of the class Yaledrctorlan Edrtor ID chlef of Colophon Qecretary of Honor Soclety Presldent of Llbrary Club popular with her clas mates Wllham Clay Hlle fACdd9mlCJ Bmll would take prlde ln ownmg hls own buslness an mdustrlous lad Colophon Staff drshkes dolng school assignments on a sprmg day thuslastlc fan of St Louls Cardlnals Huldah M Hoifer fGer1eralJ Huldah was a Ramsay student for two years as made many frlends at Hurst Hurstonlan Stafl' IV frequently seen sewmg takes prxde 1n her wavy red halr Lons Hoke CCommerc1alD Lo IS our llttle glrl with the big VOICE took part In What A Llfe Mmstrel Georgla Jubllee Chorus II III IV popular wlth the opposxte sex James Holden CCeneralD Jlm prefers fun to work but can thmk lf he has to prevlously attended Latrobe Hlgh enJoys roller skatmg Hurstonlan Staff IV h s Jomed the Marlnes Mary R Holoman fG9H6Tdl, Number Please IS what Mary hopes to contlnually say someday dellghts ln roller skatmg and danc ln one of the Calumet trlo Poetry Appre clatlon Club partral to green Thelma M Honse CGeneralQ Thelma IS one of our pleasant senlors tennls and roller skatlng are her favorlte pastlmes plans to be a nurse Forenslc League Poetry Appre clatlon Club IV Eumce Maxme Hower CAcadem1cD Cheerful Eunlce always sees thlngs on the brlght slde possesses a keen sense of humor Hurs toman Staff II French Club III has prepared herself for a nurse s career Charles Hn bal fGenerall Buck also wants to help Lnele Sam by j0lDlI g the U S Navy a mlschlevous lad whose chief vlrtue IS smlllng dlsllkes detentlen hall toots a trum pet IH the band Mary C Huclak IGE-neralb 'VIary1s deslrous of becommg an alr hoste Q Tap Club III Poetry Appreclatlrn Club IX enjoys baseball and blcvcllng has a taste for chocolate pre . . . 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SN Chrls C Hunter CGeneralJ Chrls IS a frequent occupant of detentlon hall cheerful gr1n favorlte pastlme IS roller skatmg Basketball Manager II III IX hkes to hunt and trap rawlshes chlcken Donald C Hutchxson CAcadem1tJ A future ln the cloud fasunates Drn a blonde and goodnatureu IS definltely a one woman man belonged to the French Club plays plano and gultar Kathleen Jackson fC0mmOTCl8.ll Jack posses es a captlvatlng smile excels In the art of warblmg has plenty of dramatlc ablllty honor student Choral Club III IX lwatxoral Honor Soclety III IV Betty M Johnson fGeneralJ Betts IS lntrlgued by V1 IODS of a nurse s umform took part ln dramatlcs calm and collt CIIVQ eats an apple a day not especlally mtc rrsttd IH home maklng George Jubara CGGIIGTAID Jolly Juby IS always trying to make someore a good game of basketball dlslxkes long p9Y1OdS strums the gultar Christine F Jurkovlc CGeneralj Teeme IS a Jolly lass and a good dancer frequent Vlctlm of the glggles member oi Tap Club III collects snapshots and souvenlrs always has a neat COIHUTG Vnolet M Keep CCommerc1alJ V1 wlshes to Obtdlh a stenographlc pos1t1on after graduatlon dalnty ln appearance plays the plano an excellent baker would make a good housewlfe close frlend of Fsther s Katherxne M Kernlcky fAcadem1cJ Talkatlve Katherlne rs the youngest of our cla s partlclpated ln many clubs Llbrary French and Hurstoman Staff enyoyed belng only glrl ln Math class Honor Soclety Dorothy M Kocmskn CHome Economlcsj Dot expects to get a good Job that pays well collects trmkets pet peeve decextful people Home Economlcs Club III IX enjoys munchmg chocolate cake Frank D Kopkas CGeneralj Frank is ambltlous to get a good posltlon or joln the Navy collects stamps steak and mashed potatoes IS hls favorlte dxsh Football Manager d1SIlk9S oral Engllsh I 3 g Y. . . 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Y, U . , Agnes K Kosko fHfJmI I' conomlcsb Known to evcryonf s Ag drcss deslgnlng appeals to he r me mbc r of Home If conomlcs Club II II partlcullrly t casr whzn wrltlng poems falthful pal Stephen P Kosmo CAcademlcD Junlor s sole alm IS to become 1 commerclal artlst member of Hurstonl ln St lff II III IV and Colo phon Staff IV deslgned the school seal always wllllng to cooperate Suzanne C Koval fACddPmlC, Suzanne IS one of the busy bodles of the class Llterary Edltfbl' of Colophon Student Councll Hurstonlan Llbrary Club MISS Pggleston Junlor play honor studf nt ch lrmlng person allty Thomas A Kovaclna CAcldemlcJ Tom IS one of our QUICK boys around Hurst earne tly hopes to get 1 good job after gr lduatlon yery studlous huntlrlg IS hls favorltr past tlme Grace Almlra Krepps CAc1dcmlcJ Grace can t dccldc whether to buome a clerk or waltress llwlys sf en vxlth Marlorle enjoys rldlng lh Junlor s clr 2 lts chocol lte clke more than anytlllng else Allce Kucera CGener1lj Al has the secret deslre to be ln lnterlor decorator attendlng moyles IS her chlef pleasure lucky Because she possesses a lox ely crop of naturally curly alr Danlel C Kurtz lG2nfralD Tex spends lllSUITlGIlI1lx9I'lI1g mth cars clalms that he dlsllkes blondes fayorlte food IS chlle con carne dreams of belng a transport pllot an enthuslast of baseball Margaret Joan Leechalk fAC2d9mlCJ An all round good sport IS Margaret was a mem ber of the French Club III IV and Hurstonlan Staff IS undeclded about her career enjoys drlvlng Robert E Lohr fGeneralJ Qulet Robert looks forward to becomlng a retall salesman spends IGISUTG tlme readlng books noted for hlS long oral talks lf left on a desert would ask for peaches Reuben M MacGregor fAC3d9mICl Reuben IS a dark halred lad who llkes the glrls and the glrls llke hlm an dCtlV9 debater Chalrman Wlt h a crowd PTHCIICIHQ Flrst Ald Za D I x U, nl as A I , ' ' , - , , hm . s 1 ' .po ' I . l '... 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A Julla Machowrcz CCOmmerclalJ Julle 1S a cheerful and frlendly mlSS appears to be qulet untll you become acqualnted wlth her Hurstonlan Staff III IV collects post cards llkes secretarlal practlce Wllklns Major CAcademlcD Chuck IS forever actlve a drummer of the band played the leadlng role Henry Aldrlch ln What A Llfe Managlng Edltor of the HUfSt0Dl8h Chorus plans to study englneerlng Wllllam J Malego CGeneralQ Wlllle IS a rather shy and qulet lad dlSllk9S red whlttllng as a favorlte pastlme has lntentlons of becomlng a pllot Band s refreshment stand Steve Mannchak fAgrlcultureD To sall the seven seas IS Steve s ambltlon played Baseball III IV Basketball M nager III Football tackle IV saves odd newspapers llghts IH teaslng glrls Thomas P Maurer CGeneralJ Tom IS one of the Hecla gang strange as It seems he dlsllkes glrls one of the few boys who have blonde wavy halr deeply lnterested ln baseball Catherlne C Mayernlk CGeneralJ A Jolly companlon IS Catherlne say her frlends Y oral Engllsh llkes basketball Poetry Appre clatlon Club IV Vlnton McCabe CAgr1cultureD Vlnton lS a promlnent student school took part ln the two class plays s motto Better late than never F F A ltor ln Chlef of the Hurstonlan the man about Bernard McMahan fACadem1CJ Avlatlon IS Mac s chlef lnterest ball lmmensely thlDkS physlcs IS an lnterestlng subyect a frlendly lad who has no enemles fond of potatoes partlal to blue enJoys basket Frank Mehalov fAC3d6mlCJ Strech looks forward to becomlng a skllled worker ln lndustry spends most of hls spare tlme sketchlng plctures dlsllkes to hear an alarm clock has a practlcal mlnd Lola G Mellors CHome Economlcsb LOIS has no definlte dmbltl0H ln mlnd possesses the characterlstlcs of a good home economlst terested ln collectlng travel bulletlns an out standlng Glrl Scout loyal to Don ,, . ,,. . . U . ,,. , . . i ' ' ,. D ' ...de- sc n ' ' U 7' ' . I I I 1 ' . . Q H , , , . . . , Y : ' ' . . . ,, . . . l . . H lpn.. b H. H. . . s . ,, . heads hunting fascinates him ' ' ' has chosen as et future IS undeclded . . . IS a bitter enemy of . . . ,, 1 . . . ' , . ' . . . his !l I ., . ' ' ......Ed- . . . ,, , ,, . . . Y - as rv ' ' ' ' ' . . . in- . - ' It Y.l I I - 26 Edward P Mertz fAC3dGm1CJ Easy come-easy go best descrlbes our frlend a band member for three years favorlte sport IS basketball mlschmevous at tlmes e peeve Engllsh asslgnments James Metz fAcadern1cJ Jlm IS Vlce Presldent of Student Councll suc cessful In anythmg he undertakes Chorus Why the Chlmes Rang Colophon Sales Man ager Llbrary Club an exceptlonally good speaker Edward J Mnknta fACdd6mlCJ Eddle lb a brown halred rather short lad who finds enJoyment m bulldmg model alrplanes takes an lnterest IU Industrlal Arts class Colophon Staff Hurstoman Stahl Dorothy Patricia Mmlx CACadem1cJ Dorothy IS the merry llttle lass of the senlor class member of French Club III IW a real Jocose llkes spaghettl and meat balls cheerful gr1n for everyone Betty Myers fAc3.dem1Cl Betty IS the proud possessor of a faxr complexion and sparklmgsmlle fond of Swlss steak Hurstoman Staff IV baseball and football fan easy on the eyes undeclded as to her ambltlon Dolores R Newnll CGeneralJ Dolores makes most of her own clothmg may be mlddle alsllng lt soon a member of Poetry Ap preclatlon Club and Hurstoman Staff IV emoys cookmg collects Chlna dogs Dons Ferne Newnll fAcadem1cJ Dorls has hlgh hopes of becomlng a waltress Tap Club IV has a weakness for apple ple one of the pert tap dancers IH the mmstrel IV a small glrl wlth a lot to say Dorothy A Noel CGeneralJ Dotty has Won many frlends slnce she entered from Latrobe High School a member of the Tap Club IV IS ldentlfied by her entlclng smlle excels 1n P O D Walter A Novotny CAgr1culturej Selfish people IS the major dlsllke of Walt favo rlte dlverslon IS motlon plctures pays no at tentlon to the glrls ne t IH appearance likes to roller skate Edward J Oshnock CGeneralJ A patrlotxc boy IS Ed buys Defense stamps transferred from Latrobe Hlgh wlll be mlssed by Emma always makes a neat appearance m blIl0US to become a salesman u U ' ' 1 uEdn ' . , - U . ,, . . . - - u ' H - u ' rr -, , ' , . i 1 1 I. . . . , . , . . . . . . 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I ' I. . . . - . . - n n ' ' ' ' ' ' u xv - ' ' u u l . 1 . . . a lgnatxus Palcnc CAcadem1cJ Ignatlus dreams of we armg a Bfg League urlform never has much to say baseball football and swlmmmg are tops w1th hlm th1nks xce eream IS a treat Mary E Pastor fAC3d9mlCl Mary IS qulet and re erved ln manner semng skating and danclng are her favorlte dlwerslcns fond of blue has a we tkness for teak wery close frlend of Betty Margaret R Pavnck fCommere1alD Margle has proved to be a bxg success IH he r schcol 1e hopes to be just as successful as a prlvate secretary honor student Colophon and Hurs tonlan Staffs Adelnne M Peffer fACdd9mlCl Ted s one deslre IS to V1Slt the state of Tennessee member of Tap Club IV enjoys playmg mush ball and eatlng watermelon prefers blue halls from Mammoth Geraldine Peterson CCOmmorc1all Gerry IS one of our future secretarfes plenty of mp a member of the Natlonal Honor Qccrety Student Councll III IV an dCt1VG chorus and band member everyone s friend Andrew L Pmskey CGeneral Chlef pastlme of Andy s IS sleepmg had a part 1n selectlng the class rmg Secretary of Cla s I plays a good game of basketball b9ll6'VGSlI'1 taklng It easy Robert Porterfield Jr fCOmm8TCldll Bob lS dlmlng toward a ctreer ln the busne s world Football m nager II Ilnds satlsfactlon 1n huntlng and nShlI'g mne years perfect atter dance always pleasant never fretful Joanne ueer CCommerc1alJ Jo IS our good humor g1rl frequent occupant of the teacher s room member of the Hu rstonlan Staff IV and Colophon Staff IX loves to smg marvelous drsposltlon Wayne Reagan CGeneralJ Wayne has always wanted to become an auto me chanlc was a typlst for the Hurstorxan IX joys a good game of baseball or basketball makes frlends wrth everybody Michael Repko CGeneralj Bulldlng model afrplanes claxms the greatest part of Mlckeys trrne a hkeable chap wfth a sunny dxsposltlon gets a thrlll out of baseball 4 , 1, ' , an ' J, rv V- . .I . . . . . 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Norma Roadman CAcadem1cJ Charm1ng Norma IS one of our small featured g1rls a clever wrlter on Hurst: n1an St ff III IX F1rst F1fth I II III IX sweet and amlable Marjone J Rose fACddQm1Ll IXI3I'gl6 IS as fa1r as her narre pay no attent1on to the bflya about on the threshold of a great gamer nur mg owns lowly golden red ha1r Elrzabeth l RUSlnk0 fCommerc1alJ Toots 1 a well hked g1rl who IS always w1ll1ng to help others Llbrary Club II III F1rst F1fth II III very good on the typewrltcr Vmcent J Salonsky CCommcrc1alj Duke IS one of the three lucky boys who stuck to the Commerual course takes pleasure up settlng the place tall and humorous knows h1s shorthand upslde down Paulme A Sefchnk CCommerc1alJ Pleasant neat and dmldbI0 best dtscr1bes P ul possesses thc character1st1cs of an 1deal secretary typ1st for year book vu ll l1ked by cla smates L1brary Club II III IX a movle fan Rnchard Shaffer CGeneralj Dlck IS a popular lad IS known to everyone Presldent of Poetry Appreclatlon Club and Student Counc1l an amusmg endman 1n the m1nstrel has a good clear bass VOIC9 Eleanor F Sharer CCommerc1alD Another of our good commerclal students IS Eleanor Llbrary Club II III IX FOFGUSIC League III always glad to help a fr1end IU dlstress never seen ldle Serv1ce w1th a smmle Betty Gene Shrum fGeneralJ Betts IS a glrl w1th nothmg much to say Danc- mg Club III favor1te 1ecreat1on IS skat1ng ard danclng prefers the color red for her wardrobe Metro Shultz fCommerc1alD Babe won recognltlon as a comedlan 1n the Jun1or play popular w1th the commerclal glrls u dent Councll Colophon Staff could eat steak by the pounds enjoys hockey Margaret Snvak CGeneralJ Peg would eas1ly w1n the t1tle of most energet1c g1r d1splayed her energy as cheerleader pl'0m1nent1n Student Ccurc1lI II III IV V106 Pres1dent of our class 29 ' 'I ' 2 , Q , , , . lu 'YY' ...' ., 1 I . 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Ethel V Yasher CGenerall Sugars is a peppy and enthusiastic girl enjoys tlnklmg the keys of a piano excels in forenslc activities has a smile for everyone skatmg is tops with her Don Zufall CAcadem1cl Don s favorite color is blue is now helping to build airplanes in the Bell Aircraft Corporatlon an amiable lad in his glory when exploring the wonder of Nature Ralph S Qkovlra CGen6ralD Alvs ays pleasant is Ralph will follow m his father s foot teps lives in the heart cf the woods as no time fcr the girl Margaret A Cope CCommerc1alJ Margaret thinks there TQ a better future IH modeling First Fifth I II I Tap Club Poetry Club bicycling and roller skating provide a good time for Margartt Bessie Stalrs fCommerc1alJ An honest lass IS Mae not so quiet when you get to know her Literary editor ff Colophon Hurstonwn St ff will strive to be an efficient secretary Virginia l Stasiowskn fACdd9mlCl Nursing is the profession chosen by Rich often dances her time away especially square dancing rides the bus to school can eat pineapple ple at anyt me Joseph A Suscovich fAC2d6m1Cl Tinkerlng with electric motors seems to thrill Joe President of Honor Society Interlocuter of Minstrel talented in dramatics is saving his money to go to college has neat wavy hair Helen V Takntch CHome Economlcsl Tucker is destined to be a musical instructor President of Band sang ln the All Western Chorus always has a twmkle in her eyes dazzling smile and personality Mary Todd Terhurst fACdd9m1Cl Good natured Mary 1s everyone s friend member of French Club I and Hurstonian Staff III hkts wears a lot of red Joseph J Tlumac CAgr1cultuI'el Joe was a member OI the F F A for four years has the ch racteristlcs of a good farmer has a preference for the color blue eats mushrooms Anne C Trach CGeneralJ To be a sales clerk is Anne s mbltion cc mpetent library aide rrember cf Huistonian Staff a liking for darcing often seen talking to a certain senior boy Edith R Urbanowsky CHome Eccncmlcsj Edie would rather take up beauty culture th n home econcmlcs Student Council III Hurs tonlan Staff III h s a cheery smile which displays a set of flashy whlte teeth 30 ' li 77 ' - -' . - il - rr , I I . .. . . . u . . . 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' I 'L ie l l u ' n I , 2 ., g' Q, ,II... . - h- - A ' - ' ' Pearl Wagner fCommerc1alj Llvely Pearl was a member of the band for three years Student Councll II mostly seen at her father s skatmg rmk played soprano saxophcre elght years perfect atterdance Esther Mae Weaver fC0mm9TCldlJ Esther has declded to become an PHIICIEUI secretary frequently attends stage shows has a cravlng for chlcken plays the plano enjoys dancmg and hlklng ctne at all tlmes E Jean Wear fAc1dem1cJ Jean w1ll be 1 nurse lf she has her way one of our well dressed glrls a member of the Chorus II III a talented tap dancer Evelyn Welker fH0me PCODOITIICSJ Eve came to Hurst from Ramsay m her Junlor year has adapted herself to her surroundmgs very qulckly to be-come a successful beautlclan lS her one ambxtlon Roy A Welch CGeneralJ Happy go lucky Roy s hobby IS snappmgz DICEUTQS had a part m the Jumor Play sets Gladys s heart aflutter possesses nlce curly haxr dlsllkes red headed glrls Cecelia Wilkins fGeneralJ Known to her frlends as Toots declares she wlll be a blues slnger member of the Choral Club III Alexandria Wxtek fCOmmPTCld lj Qulet Alex has a perfect attendance record for ten years greatest dmbltl0D IS to be a secret lry has a knack for rc adlng books honor student Hurstoman Staff III IX Joseph Wolk CGene ralj Better known as Glggles a handsome chap w1th extremely long eyelashes Football manager III doesn t believe ln strenuous bram wcrk an ardent Plrate fan tall and shm Ann Woyt us CGeneralJ Ann IS an extremely qulet and unassummg glrl lucky enough to have naturally curly h ur Hurs tonlan Staff IV a dependable and emclent secre tary says a certam teacher Eugene Yan cosky CGeneralD Gene adds zest to any crowd fnjoyed s xlesman hlp class lmmensely held cheerleader posltlon for three years promlnent member of the Stan dard gang puts his O K on any sport Dorot hy Boyer fAC2dPmlCl Swlmmmg skatmg and bike rxdmg are Dornthys mam lnterests hopes to enter the nurslng ro fesslon was a membcr of the French Club collects odds and ends J.. 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Fourth row Evanko Har van Pasker Foskx PeFl'er Mathews Ahlborn Ferguson Palasta Kozusko 'I hird row Samedy Chekan Thompson Sullenberger N meth Kelly Plummer Baker Oster Moore Shaffer Kofile Sccond rom Ondrako Keck Hubert Peronto Petrosky Smnhlcy Fannell Burkhold er Kendm Suscovxch Welr Sullenberger PIFSI row Ahlborn Funk houser Reese Urban Eme rxck Bulyawa Mxller Yanck Mmtus Carr Lesko Fourth row Wcrr Fcncnl Frederick Kowalchnk Lud wig Gonnskx Haney Wls naskr Fncher Howard Bly stone johnson lhlrd rovu Novak Stoner Srhachte Sandacz Clawson Kennedy Freeman Andrews Second row Trump Mamt jackson Porch Krepps Thompson Fisher Kuhn Hlle Dryden First row Dunn Hrnbal Swutzer Abbatoy Martxn M Pendnck Wolfe Vuch mch Morse A Pendnck Class of 43 Hlckory, dlckory dock Oh my goodness, pussys tall IS caught ln the clock Those terrlble howls and funny llttle meows remmds us of that day over three years ago Yes, you guessed lt the flrst tlme It was the day We entered good old Hurst Hlgh School as Freshles to become better cltlzens IH thls great democracy of ours After bumpmg our noses and havlng upperclassmen tramp our toes, we soon learned the golden rule Foot ball, basketball, Jumor play, and ope retta whlzzed by ln a flash All of a sudden, we found ourselx es face to face wlth our final exammatlons and well you can guess the rest September found us, wlth eager hearts and open mmds, ready for the second lnmng We found that we ro lorger felt COHSPICUOUS and we even smlled and sald Hello when an upperclasfman greeted us We cheered for our football and basketball teams and we attended 1 . 5' , , , - - . . . . - ' '5 1 V . . . 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Fourth row Landy Shu bllskx Susa Pylo Yothers Muchoney Rhome BIZUP Fman Quashnock Stnchlk Stull a on W 8 Third row Farkas Gonda Poklembo Harhax Mchal Kocmsku Lawson Marks Shultz Downs Second row Labosky San dala M Puahkar Zsolchak Bann Sestock Baud Obcr dacker Myers Knxzncr M mck First row Howard Vnker tosky Havash Dclynko Huhn Strashka McCullough Cunnmgham Gray Silky Mlrhalsky Flann-ngan Third row Dxllon Hcxde Kelly Mxcck Forxska Muko Lovnch Hunter Grazan Ba Second row Ober Tnrdll Metz Farnel Roth Far cosky Porterfield Cook G K d 1 k rega a y a First row Radachy San dala Freeman Craxg Vxker tosky Ludwig Mxntus Carr Bmzup Barkley C Pushkar D1gn1f1ed J umors the operetta Mlss Cherry Blossom whlch was a great success All ln all, our Sophomore year wlll always be re membered and cherlshed Flash' 'lwo Hundred and Seven Students Are Enterlng Hurst Hlgh School on September 2 1941 as Junlors Words cannot express how Jubllant we were to resume our studles after our summer x acatlon We all had a hllarlous time at the football games thls season Then wlthout batting an eye lash, we purchased our class rmgs lwext ln our l1ne of Important events was the Jumor play, Youth Takes Oxer , thls lapse of tlme, we dreamed and planned for our Junlor prom, an event whlch was a mllestone ln our social In es Vl hat dld you say? Oh yes, pussy fllnally got her tall out of grandfather s c oc Margaret Strasllcka ' :- . , . - . . - . . 1 : , . I r ' u 7 ' . . . . , . - . ' 1 A v v 1 1' I n . ' . . . - 1 I ' ' u : ' , ' . 1 t y 9 u I I q I - Jusxk, Good, Dull, Petrosky. 5 y - I y I ' . , . v A 1 I ' ' - - . , , . . , . . Q I I I li ' YY ' ' . . . Y . ' ll 4 YY ' G 1 a u I ' v - . . . , Soph1st1cated Sophomor-es In the autumn of 1940, a class of en thuslastlc freshmen pattered thelr be wlldered way lnto the halls of Hurst Hlgh School, wlth what they hoped was a brax e front, and settled down to a year of fun clouded wlth few hardshlps After gettlng ln the way of ex eryone else, we managed to find our places, although by our tenderfoot actlons and tlmld faces we were easlly dlstlngulshed as freshles The hopes of our football team were fulfilled whlle we cheered them to tr1 umphant wlctory, and the few defeats they suffered were recened gracefully About thls time exeryone was IH a whlrlwlnd of studymg, for confrontmg us were mld semester exams Most were able to weather the storm and the second semester passed aS smoothly as the first 'lhen came a fast ard furlous summer xacatlon termlnatlng abruptly once agaln before the doors of Hurst now a frlend and not somethlng to be feared Samcnskl Tepper Dunk Znder Dull Malyak ch k lom Kern Knssell tus Pelar Sxmko Flxgger Rrch Palcxc 0 0 ' - Y ,x I ' rw v .- -o , , . .4 U ' ' ' , A . . . . za - yr f , U 'v 2 . v - , , . - . 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Fifthrow Kowmsky Sajna Wasil Vrmrshcky Obrocto P lenchar Sabo Welc chmsky Mxscovxch Sxstek Fourth row Sxdehammer Lessman Magda Cramg Dude Hunter Lovrlch G Dunk Fenton Carpenter S Third row R johnson L Haxla Bechtell Hoffer Hontz Sabmsky Cxbulas Whxsdosh Horrell D Johnson Slater Yuhouse Wxlkms Ahlborn Second row Laganxa Lewxs Hoffer Cook Excher Barad zleu Pfexfer Hutchrson Delynko Wolk Sisley First row Poole Storkcl Forbes Muller Solosky Boggs Phxlabaum Anthony Malnofsky Lucas Seman Fourth row Stefl Mayes Stceber Muller Carr Plum mer McKenna Ballew Bel Third row Mlznkar B Bo hatch Burns Glamp Smxlh Kujawa Tcnny Dunn Myers Brmer Eckels Mm Second row Mxzlkar Rog ers Newcomber Resmk Gera Haas Hamm Zukow sk: Yohman Davis Hellem I' lrst row Keck Kors Lmetka Bnshop Hutter Gor don Aultman Bell Noel Summy Stcmmler Porch Fourth row Rushnock Allshouse Dlugos Brmker Tlumack Bates Third row Slonecker C Kung C Kmg Clausner I-Iarenchar Carr Bromyard Damels Lewxs Petrantom Ondrako Second row H Kostelmk C Kostelmk Harvan Haxls Aultman Shxlxbod Matthews Myers Costley Shxbxlakx Ludwng McCort Baluh First row E Johnson Hagerty Porch Hanev Pok lembo Chuhk Har Leven dosky Blackburn Sweder Varholla Hncxk Fifth row Hnrak Johnson Barclay Wxlkxns Takntch I' ourth row Mormok asano Balazek Homolka Freeman Wen G Lessnck Bernett Grohal Grazan Faust Harman Albrnght Third row Mxmk Oshnock Dulxk Bates Stemmler Drag ovlch Woytas Sxkora Stemmler Knssell Nxezgoda Kovalcsky Poxterfield Second row Clawson Welc Kurpxel joseph Wntek Duda Grohal Adams Downs Bon kovxch Porch Harbaugh First row Osnf C Bohatch Kovahk Remxash Smarsh Maurer Pelar Smxthley Levendosky Hudanets Frena J Knsscll Summy Bechtell Class of 44 Now we were sophlstlcated sopho mores wlth a definlte purpose ln mlnd looklng wlth scorn on our fellow fresh men Agam our football squad prox ed ltS ablhty to mamtaln wctory and ended a satlsfactory campalgn ln a blaze of glory permeated wlth a true splrlt of sportsmanshlp As before, semesters loomed up all too soon but those who had not re cllned ln the arms of Morpheus dur mg the flrst few months Jumped these hurdles hghtly wxthout the bustle of the preceedlng year Then came the basketball and de batlng tournamerts prowmg the mem bers of Hurst can uphold thelr hlgh posltlon ln any field After final exams, we End It s tlme to say adlos to old frlends and new, all hoplng the other wlll return the follow mg year to contmue the task of learmng and prove the class of 44 can hve up to lts standards honorably Vlolet Matthews L, A - a s I , . , 44 n ' - ' ll 77 ' : A , , - , , . : , . . - , . . . -. . - , : . , - , . . , A . 3 . , , - l - : . , l I I A S - I I CI - . . . . , . 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I 'Z - v A , . v ' . . , 'I v , , , . . , . - . , Frlskey Freshmen Once agam on September 3 1941 Hurst Hrgh bchool welcomed us two hundred fifty two Freshmen As we entercd the burlorng the walls seemed to rnxrte us so cordrally by repeatrng the echo Come rn' Come rn' 'lhe doors were flung open wrde for us to meet many frrends brnce xacatron days were oxer we prepared to study hard for the comrng year At noon trme there was much laughter and chatterrng whrle the boys corners rn whrch we gathered for many happy hours of work and play seemed to be xery jolly Hurst Hlgh has a school code whrch calls for earnest effort iarr competrtron and good sports manshrp rn work and play Not recognmng how trme Hew by the football season soon greeted us lhrs was when we showed our school morale by helplng to cheer for our boys and takrng keen rnterest rn the team We had been cheerful klnd and obedrent most of the year but then we became angellc The glow of candles the smell of cedar and the crackle ol logs rn the fireplace ushered C hrrstmas lhe Chrrstmas play ll hy the Chrmes Rang under the drrectron of 'Nlrs Russell 'lhe cooperatlon ol the partrcrpaters was greatly enjoyed by Vle later got acquarnted wrth our btudent Councrl who was responsrble tor our many dances 'l he bweetheart Hop whrch was held for Xalentrnes Day was a great exent espccrfrlly to us Freshres Next came the trme for makrng reso lutrons Ixew Year s Day lhe Inst thmg we drd was to resolxe to take up our work anew wlth more zeal The Junror Class Play Youth lakes Oxer brought an eyenrng full ot laughs and wholesome entertarnment Just around the corner comes Aprrl wrth rts mrnstrel Ceorgra Jubrlee wrth enough laughs rn rt to make you thrnk of rt weeks later At last rn the month of May as a pleasrng remembrance of the year a school prcnrc was held and the rnterest taken rn rt was consprcuous by rts attendance X rrgrn ra Pelar I . . 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A It ' ' , 1 1 , v. . .K I , , r N0 me E vt F5 36 Fourth row Mxllff S Gar ber M Garber Kurtz Bro dak Cole Tuk Blaxne Pylo Jaworskx Malxne Welker Palxsky Green Woytas Grat znnger Lovls Overly lhxrd row Smarsh Koval chm Pravhk Stars Vojtkov sky Stanek Kammskx Poto ka Dublmsky Hellenn Do murat Coklng Krynetsky Lucas Second ram Stott Yanek Rogatkl Healey Laszlo Ra dachy Remxash D0mur3l Phlhpps Nemeth Baku AU1 son E Lowther Hausele Hende- lnrst rms Deemer Cerkov nik Domurat Lnpko Malxn sh Reese Gratmar Semarl ehlk Kozusko Harlvn Zlm merman Potosky Hxmmel wrlght Sthercr Ilfth row Lunas Polakov skn Koskee Bxller Wmsmew skx Punzurlck Pokrasky Ponko Petrosky Pxkovsky Zelenak Bxlxk J NltklCWlCZ Hare Whetzel J NltklCWlCZ Kxllar l'ourth row Ballew Chrls tue Pfelfer Mlele Goretka Burns Reese Temmsky Mxsner Yurkowsky Mahk Chuey C Sehaehte Trepes D Summy lhlrd row Zaeytky Fman Reese Small Tempest Benyo Srkora Grohal Bl cxk M Schachte Nertz Koch1s Ostrosky Mathews Mxkolychxk be-Lund row Vxes Lelch llter Adams Peffer J Myers M Myers Bell Shaffer Sha Bysxek Kapura Morrlson Allshouse Walters Hrst row Murtha Downs Rus1nko Fledor C Nlezoda O Myer Setosky Stasrhak Dunn Warchol Chappo Bishop Pelar Davls lourth row Lewxs Srnlth Mxzlkar Yonek Yasher Bur zawa Kxrlk Hyde Evanko Alberts Evans Baurd Kro mer Third rnw Pushkar Reese Shaw Kantorxk Sobmsky Bonkovuh Hutthlson Yesk Fonsh Naggy Mattey Elnot Forbes SC-Cond rum Lee Kormskl Carpenter Cunnmgham Hoke johnson j Sthlmg man ,I Schllngman Wxlson Dolan jakubovu Lubovmsy l-irst nm Shander Tunk Hntz Walak V Tlumack Bxller A Ahlborn Gaskey Roth Sullenberger Plazza I-uurth run Kovacma Mlkula Pavuk Hrltz jan kowskx Wexr Chullk Stee ber Stoffer Huffman Landy Huclak lhxrd ram E Myers W11 kms KefTer Fazelcas Bel lom Shutty Mafht Bere ridge Frund Mmerd Help er Swelner Sxnond row J Lowther Sllvxs Klxmnhotk Long Bann Katouch Goodman Krayson Forejt MLC1ean Patula Sullenberger First row M Tlumack Bxzup Zuruane Lucas Male Sky Dlllon Soblesky Snyder Newxll Kox 11 Pelar Squxbbs if sq 37 V, I I 1 . 4 , ,, , , 5 . i Q' ': ' , , f . . , - l 1 1 V h 1 A . -4 , - v t . M 1 . - f 1 1 ' 1 V - A 1 1 1 X 'I 1 1 I ' 1 1 i v 1 1 ' , , a- , I A - 1 L 1 ,ir , . , 5' + 'V - , - - - . ' ,A, ,-,3 4 - , - .V . . . - . .' , , . Y. . , , 1 1 I I 1 Z7 ' S1 1 v 7 . . .. X T ' v . . . . gr -' '1 . I ' '. A . , -. . . . - 1 1 v '- W 1 at 1 1 1 , eel fl ': . . Q. v X 1 Q 5 F' V' 'V . V s ,A vi 'V' ' 1 I' 1 1 X . ATHLET The athletic program of Hurst High School is centered around the sports that the students appreciate the most At the present time, the major sports are football, basketball, and baseball. The Student Council in cooperation with the basketball squad sponsors an intramural basketball tournament which is gaining in popularity each year. Participation in the various sports enables the student to learn and to put into practice the rules of sportsmanship and team play, which are so greatly needed when he enters the bigger game of life. These rules teach him to co- ordinate his body and mind into a single unit with one aim in mind, victory. With these thoughts in mind, the morale of the team remains high at all times. To lose a game while using foul tactics preys harder on the mind of the athlete than to lose while playing ac- cording to the rules. That is how Hurst's athletic policy is kept at a high standard. May this high standard never be lost! uid:-.g:4!?-5:5513 6, 31 .Q .,3.':gi,7' ,sg4l,,f .?i,- fp-5 .Y 1 I' n,. - .- 9 1 -W.: J- Q... , . .ati ' I ,, .ni -2- ,. -b,d'-, iffy + sf3'f- ' ' ' 3 Y , , 1 ff ' , gi5ff ? 'ff':e3-31 '- f'!' F3-f ' '.'N,, 3s-if rl A -'. il, f .- -7 ' - ' i' 1'-'Q Q-3-.Jr , f- .- . - - 5 , f1-121 '-'f t!?3bg3,9f'if., 0 -l-'ya' ' A , N if-' N? :ff '4 'Z' gd 'f-.x. -' -. , ',I Av-1 J 'V ri'-wg' f -' .'. 'a? '-- ' 5-C' - f-Q1-m-1-. ' ,. V 4-',.rv-, .M- ','i 'f,17 3-lg., JL- 'W -4511-. ' - 1- - 1- 'f - '- - - -. 'F -a ..' . ,fo fwxz -.- .wf w 1' -'H - -- ,x'- 'H - - is-cr' - , ,Q 1. 'f.1f:i:gEif+-.:'t?. .vq-54 ---75:1-11 - 'f 'lm . '- - fJ3'42ff2.. . , . f : '- 'T, .'-. 'ix E' 1 -'f-A.. . . 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X Rollins Kirik Obracto Kowalchik Bizup Yothers Your Team In Actlon Head Coach Andrew Eaancho Asszstant Coaches Theodore Grezner Joseph Sem C EN IFP Nlarlon Hanusek center captam of the football team carrled out h1s re sponslblhty to the letter Ham made or partlclpated ln 00 per cent of the tackles He was consldered as the best Cl6f9HSlX e center ex er produced at Hurst NIELFIOII should haxe httle trouble w1n nlng a posltlon on a college squad CILARDS One of the ways to Judge a team s offensne strength IS to test the excel lence of 1ts guards A dependable guard should be fast and able to tackle and block Wlth accuracy In three Junlors 'lom Bmzup Lloyd Yothers and Iohn lxowalchlk thesc qualltles were found and the posltlons wcrc amply filled TAC Isl LS C raduatlon w1ll hlt the tackle po s1t1on the hardest lhe names of Joe C reffa Frank Mehalox and btexc Marlnchak w1ll not appear on the rostel next year Many tlmes the T1XdlS of fenslxe was repelled by these boys and of course they helped to make our galns posslble EINDS Phe xarslty ends were Joe lxadylak 'md 'Vhke Harenchar Joe a Junlor was especlally adept at catchlng passes which resulted IH many long gams to ward touchdowns He should be con gratulated on hls splendld performance it all of the games Nl1lx9 Harenchal and Calxm Rhome are expected to start where Ioe left off BACRFIELD Our backfleld was well taken care of by an entlre undergraduate group At fullback was C larence C orlrskl 1 trlple threat fellow who ls destlned to Wm recognxtlon soon At right hllf was Frank Obrocto a sophomorc who IS expccted to bccome 1 great st xr tt Hurst 'lhe morale of the whole team can be found ln Albert Rollms xt left half Although Al was Injured e ulg. 1n the season he soon made up for that 1n the games IH whlch he p rrtlclpated He Was a good passer and as fleet as '1 deer John Iurlk and Llll Cook alternated at the quarterback pcsltlon Both were good blockers and fine held generals Two hard runnlng substltutes were found IH C eorge Hyde and Frank W elc NN 1th such a formldable lme and smooth workmg backfield Hurst IS sure to oause much trouble next ye n NIANAC ERS No football team IS complete wlthout student managers to carc for thc team md 1ts equlpment Prank Kopkzs Junlor Ewanko and loc Vyolk ls thc student mam ers dld a good Job and deserxe much credlt for thelr fine work C HEERLEADERS VK hat would we do wlthout our leaders to cheer our team on to xlctory They deserxe much credlt for thelr fine leadershlp Senlors C ene Yancosky Emehne Fadda lumors Fleftnor I' xeeman Joc ls mawalskl Sophomores BI'lCl5.,9tlI16 Clamp lom lxlsscl c I 7 I ' ' l I . 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Y C . 7 1 ,. ,. 1 ws . , .- If 4, YOUR FIGHTING SCARLET As the season opened our football team was handlcapped by lack of ex perlence but the boys were wllllng to learn and the results were soon N1S1b19 The first two games wlth Class B op ponents resulted ln a scorele s tle ard a 20 O wln These fine showings gaxe rlse to new enthuslasm for our next duo of Class AA games Our fighting sprrlt showed ltself but the breaks were agamst us and the results were ldentlcal 13 6 losses The second of these games was played under the Mazda s at Greensburg The first Class A contest was played on our own stamplng grounds wlth Sewlckley Townshlp Since our boys were over confident for thls game the results proved to them that thelr work had just begun lxext came a blg Scottdale team WhlCh had run ruff shod over all op ponents up to thls tlme Although they defeated Hurst by the narrow margm of a single touchdown they learned what It meant to be up against a team whlch new er gn es up The team that proxed to be an easy one for our boys was St X mcent Prep but our rext encounter wlth Derry Townshlp was dlsastrous Ah' but Walt Feast your eyes upon that next game The opposing team was our anclent and honored rlval Ramsay of Mt Pleasant A Vlctory for elther team would make Its season a success It was the final arc llght game of the season and Hurst sent a large delegatlon to cheer our team on to Vic tory Our boys presented a flashy at tack WhlCh resulted m three long runs for touchdowns and a 19 0 wm W closed the season at home when we lost to Vhlmerdlng Eyeryone at Hurst IS proud of the sportsmanshlp shown by the team Al 42 1 , . - . , 1 . , . , . Q . 7. L. . - 1 - 4 A . , . ' j I , . 1 - . J . Y . Y I. . , ur . l , ,, HURRICANE though the majorrty of the boys are stlll young they understard the tactlcs of football and haue the experlence to bring Hurst a vlctorlous season next year Smce only five senlors were lost by graduatlon the coaches expect a splendid performance from the squad next year SEASON RECORD Sept Sept Sept Sept Oc Oc c c . Nov. Nov. 6 Bell Townshlp Home 13 Perry Twp Home 20 Latrobe Away 26 Greensburg Away 4 Sewlckley Home 11 Scottdale Home 17 St Vlncent Away 5 Derry Twp. Away 7 Mt. Pleasant Away 15 Wilmerding Home 0 Piling them u igh and on Wee o has th S opped ld. ft 'lop ron Cook Rushnock Kozusko Helde Obrocto Brkuball su-nes Up mn the au' for that one All that confusxon .abo xt a llttle blt ofleather A moment of relaxarlon Hold on to that ball' 44 Bottom low: Iiilik. Baluh: I'-Iowardfl-Iarenohar, Hurlter. ON THE HARDWOOD Coach JohnP Clark CENV1 ERS Smce exery member of the xarsxty squad graduated last year each po smtlon on the team was xacant One of the most hotly contested posltlons was the center whlch was finally won by Paul Rushnock a sophomore On long shots Paul was extremely accurate He played many good games and gave the opposmg team much competltlon VN 1th the experlence galned thls year Paul w1ll be an Important player IH Coach Clark s orgamzatlon next year FORWARDS The candldates for the forward po and Mlke Harenchar Kadylak was the only semor on the squad and played a great ball game Hls passmg ab1l1ty and dflbbllflg put Hurst ln a scormg posltlon many tlmes More of hls merlts were hls defenslye plays and the man ner ln whlch he kept up the sp1r1t through hls constant chatter whlle on the floor 'lhe Hurst team was hlghly fortunate IH haw mg a forward such as Mlke Korusko a 1un1or whose great I scormg ablllty put fears mto the hearts of the opponents He scored many of h1s pomts by drlbblmg from the center and then shootmg A capable substl tute for the forward posltlon was found IH Mlke Harenchar Mlke was a fine defenslwe player and had what It took to be a first class substltute GUARDS As the season opened the pos1t1on of guard presented another problem because two new men had to be found It wasn t long untll thls questlon was settled by B111 Cook a Jumor and Frank Obracto a sophomore who showed Coach Clark that they were de termlned to take on the Job Both boys all worrles ln thls department They both were clever drlbblers and the deft ness wlth whlch each handled the sltu atlons was wonderful Cook was yery good on the long shots whlle Obracto shone at the foul lme 'VIANAGERS C hrls Hunter Paul Kern and Pete Kadylak were the managers for the current year lg-X-Af X ffl? 45 , 1 ' ' . - . . , , . . . , . h . , - , 1 y w 1 , H i s a ' 1 . . . U ,. , - . . ' . . . , Y , G U Q 4 1 ,A I . x . , . . , Y f I sition were Joe Kadylak, Mike Kozusko, Will return next year, thus Plemin-'ating u n . A I n , . . Q L v 1 ' W ' . ' . . 1 , , l r J -. I Y ' EJ f xx f o 5 X NX t be SX 2 4 'ROUND THE LEAGUE Hurst successfully defended its title in section six by winning eight games and losing two in the regular league schedule. This automatically made them eligible for the W. P.I.A.L. elimi- nation tournament. Our team after a hard fight, lost to Trinity, the team that won the tournament. LETTERMEN- A1941 SENIORS .Ioseph Glamp 313 Mike Sibal SS Walter'Evanko C' Joe Yasher Cf Frank Forys Of JUNIORS Thomas Kaminsky P SOPHGMORES Clarence Gormski Rf Emerson Firmstone P Coleman McNair Trainer Clayton Sweltzer Student Manager FRESHMEN Albert Rollins 1st B Frank Obrocto Lf Mike Sajna P John MlSCOV1Ch 2nd B BASEBALL RECORD- 1941 Won 14 Lost 3 Apr. 8 Hurst 7 Franklin Twp. 2 Apr. 10 Hurst 5 Fox Hill 3 Apr 17 Hurst 6 4 'Apr. 21 Hurst 6 Georges Twp. 4 Apr 24 Hurst 8 South Union 1 1 1 Franklin Twp. :Apr. 28 Hurst Redstone 3 May 1 Hurst Perry Two. 5 'May 5 Hurst 22 Fiarchance 6 May 6 Hurst 13 Marguerite 3 t May 12 Hurst 3 South Union 1 May 13 Hurst 7 Marguetire 5 'May 15 Hurst 6 Redstone 1 'May 19 Hurst 10 Perry Twp 'May 22 Hurst 12 Fairchance May 24 Hurst 7 Bell Twp 'May 26 Hurst 6 Georges Twp IMay 27 Hurst 3 Trinity t Sect1on Six Games W P I A L 1El1mmated in W P I A L Tourna ment Coach John Nock I'hd N IR p Y b kyS MN k kyY D111 N , 0 X . . , . . 1 . l . . . , . 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I' SI . - I II IIII III f' SI, I I I SIIIQ 10. , ' ......I,, I I 5 S mlq Ix1II11 111 1I1I C 1 fltf 4 1 1111 funn o ephlm I1L11xo XIIB IK 1Ite1 P 1Iph Hudea Iohh Nlflttex hdvx ard B1IIIx Robert IXTOHIQI 41 II4 4 413 1 'I I II PS II I1 IIS I II III XII X 1 2 I IIII 1 III 1 X ACTIVIT Student activities play a large part in building up the morale of our school. First, we see the Colophon Staff taking special pride in writing and assembling the book. Every three weeks, a familiar sign is seen on all blackboards announc- ing the sale of the Hurstonian. These are our publications. Included in our activities are the various clubs. Noted for their active seasons is the Library Club. All poetry lovers shouldn't hesitate to join the Poetry Appreciation Club. Members of the French Club Uparlent en fran- cais while the Tap Club members are taught to dance. Those handsome boys handing out programs and acting as ushers belong to the Ushers Club. Who plants the trees and takes care of our campus? It is the Future Farmers of America. Any student interested in public speaking or in improving his speaking voice joins the Debating Team or the National Forensic League. Next come the organizations. Rules that govern our life at school are drawn up by the Student Council. A subsidiary of the Student Council is the Hall Guards, the controllers of traffic. One of the most honorable of our organi- zations is the National Honor Society. Our music-makers are the band and chorus, which also produced the Min- strel. Actors and actresses of our school are well represented in the junior and the senior class plays. You can see now what an important part the activities play in our school 1 e. COLOPHON airs, ueer, Firs row: Each year a small staff IS selected from our senlor class to perform the very lmportant task of complllng ma terlal to publlsh our annual 'lhe edltor ln ch1ef Paulme Harvan and the faculty supervlsor Mlss Potts g1V9 lnstructlons to the staff who ln turn Wlrte the Var1ous features Because of the great deal of hard Work put 1nto the Colophon It should really be appre elated by the students of Hurst Hlgh School Although thelr asslgnments were tedlous ey ery last member of the staff was dellghted to have been glven the honor and opportunlty to take part IH the organlzatlon of thls annual 'lo the class of 42 lt wlll be some thmg to cherlsh and w1ll enable you to look back over those four happy years at dear old Hurst Hlgh School Editor ln Chlef Paulme Harwan Buslness Manager Wlllard Adams Asslstant W llllam Baluh Asslstant Steve Kosmo Llterary Edltors Suzanne Koy al Ceceha Balazek BGSS16 Stalrs Actlvltles Edltors Margaret Pawlck Joanna Queer Geraldlne Peterson Sports Edltors Wllllam Hlle Metro Shultz Adu lser MISS Potts Mikita, Kosm Second row- M Koval, Pavick, Balazek St Q Rus k COLOPHON STAFF Third row: Baluh, Hil iss Pott in o. t Sefchik, Keep Metz Harvan Adams, Bo h .3 dos ,'Pc-terson, . . , . -. - . , D . I Q , l 1 o J 1 , A v 1 , , - J - 1 1 ' ' l Sales Manager .....,...... James Metz . . . I. .-. ., . . , ' , I l ' . . . . . . A- J ' ' 'l . , . . . 7' .....,. , . . -. V. -. 4. I. I. l. . . A l 50 Fifth row: Kosmo Porter- field Dlugos M. Shultz Bajusik Duda Baluh .l Shultz MacGregor J MCU Excher Fredenck Yancosky Fourth row Blystone J Trach C Metz Myers Dolan Hamel Major I-Ioke Peterson Adams Mxkxta Third row Trump Howard Woytas Wxtek Queer Dzu ban Pavxck Crabtree Gra zan Snsley Pmskey econd row Morse M jackson Cunnmgham Delyn ko Stairs Wagner Bosnak Yasher Balazek A Trach Iflrst row Mxss Myers K Jackson Roadman McCabe Kernxcky Blame Koval Harvan J ournallsm, a relatlvely new subject was lntroduced at Hurst thls year Formerly, our school paper was pub llshed by students who were mterested ln wrltlng the news 1n and about our hlgh school Thls year, however, a class open only to the Junlors and semors, whose sole duty and pleasure s to make a blgger and better Hurstonlan The staff IS capably adylsed by Mlss Letltla Myers Our paper IS made posslble by the selnng of adw ertlsements to busmess men of nearby towns and by the sub scrlptlons sold to the students Managlng Edltor Wllkens Major Ldltor Page 1 Margaret Blame Ldxtor Page 2 Ixatherlne Kernlcky Ldltor Page 3 Ixorma Roadman Edltor Page 4 Kathleen Jackson Busmess Manager VN lllard Adams Adx ertlslng Manager Stew e Kosmo Fmancxal Manager Suzanne Kox al CIlCl1l3l2lOH Mgr Wllllam Baluh Head Proofreader Pauhne Hart Q n Art Edltor John Trach L xehange hdltor Ruth f rabtrec HURSTONIAN l l 4 I- , Editor-in-chief .... ..,. V inton McCabe J I . Y' Q, . , . . V v ' I T . q,A. 1 A 51 LIBRARY CLUB Ofhcers Presldent Paulrne Harvan V Presldent Suzanne Koval Treasurer Paullne Sefchlk Sec Kather1neKern1cky Sponsor Mrs C Evans Conslstmg of approxlmately thlrty five members the Llbrary Club of Hurst Hlgh School, under the guldance of our new llbrarlan Mrs Evans, had a progresslwe year Mendmg, stamplng and arranglng books, as Well as dlstrl butmg them to the students, are some of the dally tasks of the llbrary as slstants Ixex ertheless, they stlll found tlme for skatlng partles and for decor atmg the lrbrary at varlous tlmes of the year For the first tlme rn the hlstory of the organrzatlon, the senlor members of three or more years membershlp re eleglble members The pattern of the emblem was chosen by a commxttee selected by the presldent, Paulme Har van Wrth thelr efhclent servrce and cour tesy IH takrng care of the books capably supervlsed by our hbrarlan, the as slstants have made our llbrary a very pleasant and Well organlzed room rn whlch to work Baku Kernxcky 52 . j ' . I ' ' 1 - . I w' T - ' , 'T -A ceived pins. This year there were ten . ' i Fifth row Strllwagon Moore C Metz J Metz Fourth row Crarg Trump Myers Ahlborn Mmtus Mertz Carr Lawson Kend S s o h Ll C VIC lhlrd row Howard Ober decker Ba rd Rusmko Delynko McCullough Vnkcr tosky Swextzer Dunn Stoner Second row Fxsher Shu lock Trach Sharer Hxle Dryden Mnrtm Yonek Hrs! row Mrs Evans Bos nak Sefchrk Harvan Koval POETRY APPRECIATION CLUB Thls year the Poetry Appreciation Club was organlzed for the first txme at Hurst by Mr Clark the sponsor The alm of the club was to lnculcate appreclatlon of poetry and to encourage the wrltmg of verse Club actlvltles lncluded the pre sentatlon to the student body of a dramatlzatlon of Vachal Lmdsay s '1 he Congo , IH WhlCh the cast numbered seventy five, almost the entlre club membershlp, a skatlng party whlch was one of the most successful of 1ts klnd, and netted enough money to purchase several books of peotry for the llbrary and a farewell party held ln the Ac t1Vlt16S Bulldlng At Hurst a new lnnovatlon ln the way of partles was made by the club Every member appeared dressed as some character out of the Dalsy Mae and L 1l Abner comlc strlp Not only was the costumlng unlque, but the party was a howlmg success All members of the club had a most enjoyable tlme at the meetlngs and at the varlous club affalrs Piflh row Chappo Holo man Mayermck Ondrako Keck Carr Mmtus G01 kosky Brosky Kothxs Dolan H bert H 1 M M Fourth row Was1lBaJus1k K Jackson Queer J Keck Newcomer Lee Koval J Craxg E Craxg Kantonk Alberts Quscovxch Kotouch Third row Mulesky Cun mngham Hoke Carpenter Dillon Morse Trump M Pe ar V Pe-lar Carnot Honse Kors Semanrhek Straslxcka Ponzuruk Senond row Sobhsky Krayson X asher Newlll Craxg Roadman Balazek joseph Sopo Hudak Mc Cort Warchol Mr Clark Sponsor Mrs! row Eneher Kocmsky DeVaux Hoke Shaffer Bos dosh Huhn McCullough Goodman Vlkertosky a vash Tlumac Ofhcers Presldent D1ck Shaffer V Presldent Tom Dey aux Treasurer Margaret Bosdosh Secretary Lols Hoke Sponsor Mr Clark . 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Ofhcers Presldent W lllard Adams V Pres Katherme Kernlcky Secretary Pauhne Harvan Progr m Chalrman Reuben MacGregor FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB Fifth row Hutchxson On drako Lawson Mmtus Carr M etz Fourth row Harvan Gre gor Kuhn Fusher Wemr Marks B Myers Hamel Crabtree Cerkovmk Fred erxck Thlrd row Hnbal Kocmskx R Myer Oberdacker Banrd Labosky Balazek Hale Dry d Th fl en omp o Second row BOYH' B Funkhouser Terhurst Har hal Hower Lee halk Mmm Martm Abbatry First row MacGregor Mxss Porch Adams Kermcky Har van Keck D Funkhouser Nous puvons parler francals W are able to speak French the members of the French Club can proudly say In reahty the name of thls club is Le Francais Cercle whlch means the French Clrcle Thls organlzatlon, whose purpose It IS to 1nst1ll a better understandlng of the French language, has been ln exlst ence for several years Thls year, the club welcomed a new sponsor, attractne Mademolselle Porch However, It IS not only educatlonal but also enjoyable to belong to the club 'l he first fifteen mlnutes of the meetlngs whlch conslsted of buslness problems, Were conducted ln, Enghsh After thls, followed a program of entertalnment planned by the program charrman, Reuben MacGregor Slnglng songs lll French, partlcularly the popular L Frere Jacques, folk danclng, and llttle sklts IH French were some of the 1n tercstlng thlngs enjoyed by the mem bers A constltutlon was drawn up by a commlttee whlch conslsted of Betty Funkhouser, Katherme Kernlcky, and Paullne Harx an May the French Club contlnue to functlon ln the future for lt IS truly a worthy organlzatlon .: - , I. , , - - , . . . . v ' . ,I . x . 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I , ' KL C H ' ' A Fourth row Zsolcsak Oster Gowton Crabtree Myers E C ralg Thlrd row Vuchlmch Forbes Mlller Woytas Sl kora Newlll Le tka STBSIO S I Second row Mrs Garman Dragovlch Salosky Smarsh Snyder Cook Elcher Bun k h C tl ovlc os y First row Noel Well' Road man Freeman Peffer Cralg Pylo Fannell Clrcle back and corner rlght are the figures that can be heard durlng the soclal danclng perlod The tap dancers are dlvlded as IH prevlous years lnto the advanced and beglnners l' hen danclng once a month Both are under the guldance of Mrs Garman Glrls who have had DTGWIOUS danclng lessons make up the adv anced tap club To date, these glrls haue completed fl dance to the popular Elmer s Ture Another great achlex emert of thls group was the fancy footwork whlch they dlsplayed ln thls year s mmstlel Shlnlng brlghtly ID a world of thelr own are the beglnners It IS they who are golng to be the danclng stars of to morrow Today these glrls are learnlng the fundamental steps and perfect rhythm of a successful dancer Cooperatlon IS the key word of the danclng club, because ew ery glrl IS wllllng to show the others any new step whlch she has learred Offlcers Presldent Norma Ro dm n V Presldert Mae Freeman Sec Tre-as Je n Vlelr Sponsor Mrs Garman TAP CLUB , ' ', ' s . ' 'Z k'. .. z ,' ', B: if ' ' 77 . . , too, a joint meeting is held for social . - C 44 1 ry . r D l . lx L lr ' ' gif ,. 7 ' a u q , 1 . ' 55 USHERS CLUB off1CePS Presldent R6glS Quashnock V Presldent Calvln Rhome Secretary Roy Stlllwagon Treasurer Joe Flnan Sponsor Mlss Barnhart As the name mlght not fully lmply the Ushers Club IS really a comblned usher and stage crew club The boys not only learn to usher but also to burld and pamt scenery operate the swltch board check foothghts repalr colored llghts tor the borders and act as prop boys and stage hands Thxs year the boys ln the stage crew cox ered and palnted the entlre set for the Junlor P ay The members belleve also ln dolng somethlng to beautlfy the school Every year at Chrlstmas tlme the boys spread the Yuletlde sp1r1t by contrlbutlng and decoratmg a Chrlstmas tree Llmlted to a membershlp of twenty SIX the members of thls orgamzatlon must be from the lower classes when selected The boys must hye up to set standards of conduct and scholarshlp ln order to retam membershlp As a reward for good servlces each member IS awarded a pm Wlth the club seal and class numerals as a guard Third kthG Frt 5' I 1 1 , 1 , . 1 1 l I I J I T 1 1 1 row: Conn zinger, Over y, T k iri , e, C Bromyard. Second r w: iss I-lei e, S irs, GI i c , razan, Ker is row: Stll g Rhome, Quashnok M hone , Finan, Wei 56 . . l D K k Hyd p 0 M B d ta FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA To extend the lnterest of the rural youth further lnto the fields of farmmg to nurture a love for country llfe and to promote the cause of vocatlonal agrlculture 1n the pubhc schools are the arms of the F FA a natlonal organl zatlon Hlghllghts of thls year were a glgantlc clrcular thousand mlle tr1p takmg 1n the Natlon s Capltal Newark Alrport New York Clty and the super hlghway and a three day farm show at Harrls burg Also welding equlpment was purchased for the boys by the school board By now thls equlpment lS belng used IH a practlcal way by the classes Durmg natlonal crlses the farm youth are mdlspensable both IH armed SQTVICQS and m produclng food for the natlon Even more valuable are those who are adequately tramed ln weldmg Wlflllg wood workmg and the use of tools as our boys are After graduatlon we can expect our chapter of Future Farmers of Amerlca to help defend us agamst starvatlon as well as bombs Offzcers President Don Brmker V Presldent Bob Blystone Secretary Tom Flemmg Treasurer Joe Tlumac Sponsor Mr Long Fourth ro Fl m ng H lt L wth M kula N votny Ko a h n Bly tone Tl mac Third ro S ll be e Myers Mnerd E he Sabo B kc Hep! r Steli Mays 961301111 l'0W W r Regulla Bello Sh tty jankowsk Krepps Myers W lken Ch l k First row Mr Long Gay dar Joh son McCabe Bly stone Fencxl Skovxra :17 1 1 . , u . . ,, I . , . . . A 1 ' 1 1 - 1 M . l 1 1 1 1 I w: e i , r'z, o er, i , o , vcia, s , u . w: urn rgr, ' . i , ic r. . nn r, e, , s . : ei, , Di. u , i, . . i s, ui. : . , - , n , ' . 1 by . n From the standpolnt of the valuable training recened by each member and from the Splflt of competltlon that re sulted from each debater matchmg hls persuaslve ab1l1ty on a competitive basls the season of 1941 42 has proved to be successful for the debaters The first note worthy achleyement of the season was as a repetltlon of last year the choosing of two debaters on the Llttle SIX Conference whlch IS now known as the Teams of Westmoreland County The debaters were Charles Daugherty afhrmatlwe and Vlrlllard Adams negative who were awarded bronze medals for havlng been given thls honor In the Westmoreland County debate tournament this year our team was not vlctorlous but amends were made later for thlS downfall at the Western Penn sylvanla DlStFlCt debate tournament at State College Pennsylvama when our team finished thlrd among seventeen hlgh schools At thls tlme It would be proper to honor the senlor members of the team Wlllard Adams has obtamed 400 polnts DEBATING CLUB ty Elk t B the hlghest total ever galned by a debater at Hurst James Metz closely follows wlth a total of 350 polnts One of the outstandlng girl debaters that Hurst has been fortunate to haxe was Betty Funkhouser who complled ox er 250 points For a first year contestant Charles Daugherty was one of our best and most successful debaters These members of the debatlng team should FQCSIVG speclal recognltlon for thelr fine effort throughout the present season and hope thelr future llW8S Wlll be just as profitable S n n: D. Adams. ac reg her . ii . Mr. S M halov, illzr. . Q : Moore B Me z, .Fux.khou Q ' A l ,v A . , . , - V' 7 1, , I 1 , ,. 1 Q Y 1 - , , Q n 1 Q I 1 1 1 58 ta dl 2 F h M G K Seat d ht saw-1 Mhl B1 l K DghyMt G S I'hl d K H k Sh W If h d R F F h k k lky MS' Yh Due to the unseliish co operation of 'Xfliss Mountsler and Mrs Russell and under the supervislon of our Chapter sponsor Mr Silus the season of 1941 42 was quite successful for the forensic students Our students partlclpated in many tournaments this year lncludlng those at Monesson High School St Joseph s Academy and St Vincent Prep but the outstandlng event of the year was the participation ln a tournament at Munhall Hlgh School where our entries recelved their share of first places partlcularly in the humorous reading event Then too the extemporaneous speakers made a rather good showing The finale IS the INat1onal Speech Tour nament lor Western Pennsylvania It IS only fitting and proper that we pay tribute to some of the speech stu dents who will be ln the graduatlng class this year and who have received keys The following students hate formed the nucleus of our Chapter along this line of work for the few years they have been wlth us Humorous Readers Nlargaret Snak Ethel Yasher Geraldine Peterson Dramatrc Readers Cecelia Balazek Eleanor Sharer Group Discussion Betty F unkhouser Oratorlcal Speakers Wilkins Major LOIS Hoke Margaret Bosdosh Extemporaneous Speakers VN llllard Adams Reuben Macf regor Charles Daugherty James Metz Betty Funkhouser FORENSIC LEAGUE ourth row: e aov, ii , echtel , Straslicka, ec . arr, Lawson, Cunnina-ham, ajor, au ert , e z, 3C YC Of. ' r row: illar, oke, Balaze , arer, o e, S u- lock, Pelar, Sob is , Lee, Koval, Bosdosh. Second row: Moore, Peron- to, Pen rick, oadman, Hails, Fisher, Cook, Eicher, Sopo, Hudak. First row: r. i.vis, as - er, Morse, D. unkhouser, B. unk ouser,Adams.Sivak, Peterson, Miss Mountsier. 4 . l L . J L' K ,. V. J - ,v ' 6 . . 4 - . Q . S . , . . 1 , I : ' - .v . l . , . . . . Q u 1 , ' . ' I . V . ' .. . , . - I A - Q 59 STUDENT COUNCIL Offwers Presldent Rlchard Shaffer N Presldent James Metz Secretary Gerry Peterson Asst Secretary Irene Hubert Treasurer Albert Rolllns Sponsors Mr Nock Mr J Myers Th dr zz By! At Hurst Hlgh School the Student ulty superv1s1on of Mr Nock and Mr 'Vlyers IS the governmg body of the hlgh school the purpose of whlch IS to faj Make each student feel lndl vldually responslble for the success of thls OI'ganlZalLlOH Cbj Encourage the deslre for hlgh scholarshlp Qcj Promote the ldeals of o operatlon Cdjh Develop leadershlp and fellow s 1p Qej Promote the general welfare of the school Completlng 1tS fourth year of exlst ence the Student Councll IS composed of thlrty students elected from the freshman sophomore Jumor and senlor home rooms These members mclude SIX senators two from the three upper classes and twenty four representatn es elected by the student body Wlth Margaret Slvak as chalrman the soclal commlttee has held several dances thls year of whlch the two most outstandlng were The Dance of the Wltches and the Sweetheart Hop 60 0 r row Ric , Sema Kiri , e ir ow wi , I s Cibu ss, Ku Smi , c a Sec nd ro Haney, Tek choney, S Carnot. s row: Hu r , n 0 ins. 1 . 1 , Government Assoclatlon, under the fac- L . , . 1 . , I . F . . . Q C - 1 I i l I J I U . 1 u 1 ' U 1 ! . I . ' K1 ' 77 if Y! F u th M My h P k k Hyd M N l lkyShlt th Sh 0 C k 'Z h Fir! M betShff S B Rll Thi d D b kth gh ty MC I1 I' kt H Hb k M Firt Fh Wtk I' urth R ll D Y h H HALL GUARDS Wanderxng through the halls has been greatly mlnlmlzed smce the organlzatlon of the hall guards Composed of JUHIOTS and senlors thls group IS glven the authorlty and IS held responslble for the control of trafnc ln the halls These students keep trafhc movmg IH one dlrectlon only they request a hall per mlt from each student Gnly when It IS lssued by a teacher and slgned by a hall guard does the permlt authorlze a stu dent to be out durlng classes Chalrs are placed at convenlent posts ln the hall where these monltors are on duty at all tlmes Each guard IS on duty one perlod a day durmg one of his study hall perlods Emerson Flrmstone IS chalrman of the trahic commlttee He and the taculty advlser ln turn select the hall monltors No one can deny that our traftlc system through the efforts of our hall guards has become a very ethclent one 61 'o row: o ins, Te - per, Bizup, Muchone , De- Vaux, Welc , ile, Metz. r row: Gorinski,S1vrak, zu an, Ta ic , Suscovxch, Dau er , c abc. Seco d ow: Mi ia, On- drako, ubcrt, ri al, Hamel, Ho e, ajor. U 1 s row: Koval,Kermcky, as is er, i e , Jackson. N, Baker. g ' J .-, . f.. N,- .-.. .5 V H1 1 - If , c z , 3.,,,-54 I , - , - i u u . I . 1 J , c . , . . i v ' Ofhcers Presldc nt Ioe SU5LOVlCll X Prcs lxathleen Jackson Secretary Paullne Harvan Sponsors MISS D Barnhart Mlss L Porch One year ago the Hurst Lhapter of the Natlonal Honor Soclety was or ganlzed to create an enthuslasm for scholarshlp to stlmulate a deslre to render serxlce to promote worthy leadershlp and to encourage the de yelopment of character IH puplls of our school The Soclety IS a natlonwlde orgamzatlon and corresponds to the fraternltles and sororltles ln colleges To be ellglble for lnductlon lnto the Soclety the student IS judged upon hls scholarshlp whlch must be at least be a L ax erage character leadershlp an quallfy lhe dlstmgulshed members can read lly be dlscerned by thelr DIHS and arm bands The pln IS ln the shape of a key stone whlch IS the lnslgnla of the SOClQty wlth a torch and the letters C' S L S whlch stand for character serx ICQ leadershlp and scholarshlp ln scrlbed on It Lsherlng on dlfferent OCCHSIOHS and the selllng of defense stamps whlch had added prestlge to our organlzatlon were the notable thlngs accompllshed bw thls wear s members NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 62 . J . . . . , Y , - 3 ' Y ' ' ' . J I . 1 l J Treasurer- Margaret Bosdosh Sl-3I'Yl.C6, Only Junlors and SCHIOTS may S . ' IC. . ' ' Y- I .! I J . I l l J .I I - , - l f 1, . . ! . y , t ' Clarinet V Eckels S LQSSICK E WBSII M Dzuban Harvan Flsher Newcomer Porch Haney Ondrako Duda Wolfe St sek Forbes Carpenter Newlll Sofr nko Johnson Frederlck Harvan Dryden Myers Novak G Kllmchock 4L'UU'FUPZ1g'P1Z5U5UP'JgIZ Z1'U5U U Corn et M J Hrxbal D Hrlbal C Hrlbal R Cokmg J Pelar E Checkan B Trump I ClbUldS R Myers Wolk Hausele Martz Pushkar mgmmwuu Flrmstone J Klral J WISURSKI Alto H Takxtch M Pavlck M Bosdosh M J Oberdacker Baritone D Funkhouser V Bauldauf D Green F Domurat Trom bone R Ferguson C Daugherty I Hubert D Harmon E Fencll B Balrd R Balrd Sousaphone E Mertz R DeVaux R Ahlborn W Vxmlshcky Drums G Peterson J Suscovlch W MaJor E Cunmngham D Malonosky E Pelar J Mlzlkar W Bltner Saxophones J Keck E Keck D McCullough I Long D SIIVIS P Wagner Bell Lyre D Thomp on A Wh1Sd0Sh Flute E Brlner C Rodgers Ma Jorettes A Pendrlck M Pendrlck M Strasllcka I Shulock K Peronto E Labosky Drum Major Rlchard Bosdosh 65 Composed of elghty seven members and under the superwlslon of Mr Green the band of Hurst Hlgh School ac the year In thelr scarlet and whlte un1 forms the band was led by the very at tractlve and capable majorettes and the drum major Rlchard Bosdosh The band added much to the Yuletlde Splflt by glvlflg a concert at the annual Chrlstmas program Vernon Eckels, a member of the band who was the first boy at Hurst to an swer the call of Uncle Sam for w olunteers by Jolnlng the Unlted States Navy, was the guest of honr at the annual band banquet We hope the band of 43 will llve up to the posltlon of being the finest march mg unlt ln Westmoreland County BAND '. Sivak Q U S complished outstanding feats .during CHORAL CLUB 'l hrs sectlon of the muslc department has played a large part IN Hurst s at tlvltles all year round Composed of nearly one hundred VOICES, the chorus made lts first appear ance at the Chrlstmas program Dress ed rn robes and cassocks, wlth a candle llt altar, and the smgmg of tradltlonal Chrlstmas carols mstxlled the auduence w1th such a great amount of the good old f3Sl'l10I'l6Cl Yuletlde splrlt that the muslc remamed m the mmds of 1ll those who were present After C hrrstmas NdCdtl0ll, rehearsals started lmmedlately for the annual all musical productlon by the choral club lhrs year a Southern mmstrel, Georgxa Jubllee , was chosen by 'Xlr Green The posltlon of accompamst, one thmg ew ery chorus must haxe has been capably filled by Betty Funkhouser and Dale Harmon For the fine manner ln whlch It pre sents a show, the chorus has gamed wlde recogmtlon ln the three years It has been IH exlstence I- ifth row Kosmo Howard Ferguson Grxfnr DeVaux Shaffer Suscovxch Shultz handy Matthews Ahlborn 1 e lfourth row Tak rch Ballfb' FIBER Slrllwagon Metz Muchoney J Pelgr- J Harvan Gregor Smrth Emcher E Keck Ondrako Carr Hrrbal Third rovn P Halvan Glamp Wrlksns Hellem Hof fell Hutchison Halls New tomer J Keck Yasher An drews Kennedy Jghnson Hubert Vuchmrch Aultman Mmtus Clawson Second row Dull Mrzrkar D Cunnrngham Lawson Murtha Morse Kocmskr M jacksor Pavick B Funk houser Funkhouser joseph Frsher Dryden D0 lan K Jackson First row V Pelar Rogers Moore Baker Oster Peter son Bosdosh Hoke Aultman qhrlobod Salosky Swed r Smrtley E Cunnmgham S15 ley Tlumack , . . . m A1 i 1 . ,Q i- . -. . , L sl - . nx- . . I , . , ' Q , c J ., r Z x S V , 1 ' 1 Y. f . f 1 1 . . Y j h 1 VW ' K ' KA 1 'I , ' u v . A . - L Y I x r ,z , . Weir. Blystonc, Daugherty ' ': G . . , , . . n , U , - . . . M 51' -- -- , , H ,W .. , .. . ' D - ' i v . A - a. . , 4... A.. - '2 , ' A - , . , , '1 y - - . . D. . , ' , . , . . , . - - . ' , , .1- T? , . ' - . . Lnder the drrectlon of Mr Green, Mrs Russell, and Mrs Garman, the Georgma Jubllee Mlrstrel was pr sented on Aprll 10 1n the audltorlum by the members of the Choral Club For the past sexeral years an operetta had been 1ts presentatlon, but thls year, however, a mlnstrel was chosen whlch was unhke any ever produced here 1n the fact that lt was purely south ern Wlth the slnglng of the sololsts and chorus, the endmen s humor, and the dancers made thls year s mlnstrel one of the most outstandlng successes of the Choral Club s hlstory Durlng the course of the show, a group of glrls tap danced to the snappy tune, I m Happy All Over , and to the trlcky melody of A Ragtlme Mlnstrel Band five boys performed what was called a Cake Walk Dance As an added attractlon, there were several black out SkltS, whlch were short comlcal sketches acted out before the muslcal portlon of the program Sixth row Delynko Tlu mack Smxthley Salosky Pa vlck E Keck Newcomer J Keck Rodgers Lawson Fan nell johnson Muchoney Major Howard Hnbal E Cunmngham Hubert Cunningham Clawson D Funkhouser Halls Vuchx Fifth row B Funkbouser Yasher V Pelar Kochn Dull Moore Morse Dolan M Jackson ,I Pelar Ahlborn Hule Ondrako Peterson Huc hxson Horrell Shnlobod Hel lem R Aultman Mxzxkar Joseph Glamp Fourth row Dryden Ko cmsln Fnsher Harbaugh Murtha E Aultman And rews Kennedy Gregor Lan dy Kxral Ercher Wxlkens Cerr Mmtus Oster E Pelar Peronto Novak Harvan Bax le Bod h y s os Third row Mertz Mehalov Rosdman Wear Craxg Lestka Myer Newmll Mm erd Wxsnaskz C Metz Second row DeVaux Daugherty Stnllwagon Hoke Shultz Sweder Harv n Ts kxtch Suscouch Ferguson K jackson Grxliin Sxsley Matthews J Metz Shaffer Fman First row Rhome Green Kllmchock Craxg Mmlck Sofranko Mxkula Quash nock Carpenter Cokmg MINSTREL All these helped create a splrlt of Southern alr throughout the Soprano Lols Hoke 'Vlary Sweder A to Kathleen Jackson Helen Takltch Dessa Slsley Tenor John Shultz John Harvan Bass Russell Mathews Robert Ferguson Edward Grlffen End men Tom DeVaux Charles Daugherty Roy Stlllwagon James Metz Joe Flnan Rlchard Shaffer Interlocutor Joe Suscowlch audlerce v . . as A U e- . . . r . . , . 9 ' - . u 1 , u , H . . ' u ' 1 . n u . - as - rs ' ' .: ' - - I I I ' l - , , - I I I ' 3 . l I .- , , . U , , D. , , , l. I I ' nich, Osif. : . . I , 1 - . . , . . . I- . - , . I . . I - 4 ' ' U .'- - f - . I . . I U I I y - I ' I ' I I ' I U I . I I 1 . y - .- I I I ' . . I . ' - ' , .. ' .I !. . - 1 'I - - . v n I y I I , . 2 , - Q I -A .I - I ' I I I . - , . . . - y - I . . 1 I l - . ' I I - 65 YOL'l H 'IAKES ON ER Youth Takes Ox er a hxghly amus mg comedy of hlgh school l1fe was chosen by the Junlor class as thelr an nual presentatlon The play was dlrect ed by NIISS Barnhart The plot wasn t new It was just the hllarlous troubles of youth ln 1tS teens but they were re enacted so sklllfully that you would never recognlze them' Thls play centered around Albert Wllllams the hero who had a dlfncult tlme wlth h1s problems of llfe love and educatlon Because he contmually got lnto trouble around the school the new prlncnpal deslred to proxe h1s theory on Albert Wllllams He belleyed a boy could not be bad lf he was kept busy One of the town s leadlng soclalltes called and asked for a sultable boy to become presldent of the Young C 1t1zens League Dr Plerson lmmedlately thought of Albert Wllllams and h1s ex nerlment To prove that he could make some use of hlmself he took the posltlon The first thmg he was requlred to ac compllsh was to FHISQ money for the league How he and hlS frlends ralsed the money and what resulted from thelr attempt made the show a full evenmg of dellghtful entertalnment JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Mlss Gunther MISS Stlckney Mrs Rathbone Mrs Jones Ethel Snooky Phlpps Dltsle Brlce Mrs Thurston Peggy Brown Betty Brown Glorla Barbara Pop Dr Plerson Mr Andrews Swlneburn J one Albert W 1ll1ams Gus Landers Red Barry Lenny Ellls Henry The Postman F b F g LAbT S Kathryn Peronto 'Vlae Freeman Mary Jane Hrlbal Ruth F1sher Ella Mae Huhn Dorls Thompson Ellamae Keck Margaret Strasllcka Eleanor Cunnlngham Ann Pendrlck Lols Carr Dorothy I- unkhouser C alwln Metz Q alx 1n Rhome Roy Btlllwagon Bob If erguson Regls Quashnock I oe If man Don Hunter Ray Johnson John Shultz Russell Matthews F h I M l k is Q Q Second rnw: unk Straslirka. Peronto, Fr isher, Hri al. Still g er uson. Hunter, Math Finan, Rhome, Joh Quashnork, Shul z, First row: Carr. Kev rick, Cunningham. H h Thompson. KA ' B Y 1 f 77 L ll , 17 ' . . I , 4 - , 'Y W . ' , - w 1 I - L l . A 1 ' ' a Q , . , . . . 1 4 J A . , . . 4 I , I N l . V 'I , . . . ' v' ' . , 1. . . . U K . . I ' 1 - 1, , . J 66 lHE NIAD HATTERB 'lhe Hatters ll hat a family' Nut tier than a Christmas lruit cake' I tact they were all nuts' Margaret Hatter the mother was nuts about dramatics Joe Hatter the father about fishing Gigi their daughter about athletics Bunny their son about photography and Angelica their house keeper was just plain nuts Grandma Hatter who supported them for years suddenly decided to quit bhe gave them three months to and promised to renew their allowance upon success lxex er earning a penny before they agreed to commerclalme their hobbies and call Grandma Hat ter s bluff Dlana the youngest daugh ter returned from a trip and announced her engagement to Henry Harrison an amateur playwright whose mother was an old rival of 'Xhs Hatter in a stock company years ago From then on things happened last and furiously At the expiration of the three months all had failed but Joe VS hat he brought home was nobody s business bometimes they didnt make much sense but they created a lot ol llughs tor the audience 'Vlembers of the cast are as tollows C eraldme Peterson Kathleen Jackson William Paluh Tom DeN 'tux Gigi Hatter Angelica Bunny Hatter Joe Hatter Margaret Hatter Margaret bnak Grandma Hatter Margaret Payicl Diana Hatter Norma Roadmfm Nancy Hayward I ois Hoke Mugzle Mullin Henry Harrison Elizabeth Harrison Margaret Bosdosh Clara Sheldon Eunice Howcr Vinton MCC tbe William Hlle SENIOR CLASS PLAY ,fy w X ur lg J . ' ' ,. . . f 1 A ' ' . : A- 1 I 1 -,. . , . - 1 I ' .1 ' . I , 1 ' . . I I J 1 ' , V C I . 'v' , I , Y ' I ' Y r Q prove they could make their own living, v , ' C . ' ' . i i c I V . . 7 I ' I . - 1 1 J ' ' J . 1 I , . N -' ' ' . C . , U , Z 67 INSURANCE SERVICE AT SA VING9 J S GLASSTETTER IN thM gl P C pl t 56 or aim St t l Greensburg, Pa. R Standard Non-Asse bl l' ' XXIII N 'IIIIRSIY I Nl XNIJ Ixlf KS B Kecks Blg Qtlck Ginger Ale X Speull lxepks Pepen Coll 111 G Keck I L L Ill! mm lxuks um as C fn'I I 'Lv K ,WV w Y 1 Hi. ,fl , 1 I . Natural Nlincrzrl Xxvilfril' Q121I'lHlI1iifK.'ki cx crate, 1 Ibcliuiffus , lnvigwrzlting ami Refreshing 1 W . . ,. J . 2 ' .' I2 0 0 o N I K1-'sl g, l':1. Pl - 'g FU Y 150. Xlr. 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