North Huntingdon High School - Norhiscope Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1947 volume:

5 , If DU x IJ mf Umm 1 Y Y T P l X I It A H14 l2l.lnxl:l I'll Ill xx HXXI ff!f'm,'1 'k'A, ' ltvrffffff' Ixlll In U'rx4,XXX XR! frw fzfw.Ufff2l1 fx hlwlzx XVI IIS K4 rxxn K 1RXl'l Xll II rim XI. llxxl llff the lieuordv Edition 'Phe I94 0liHI CIIPE PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF NORTH HUNTINGDON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL IRWIN, PENNSYLVANIA IIEIIICATIII DEDICATION The class of I947 salutes Our Man ot the Year, John R. Worrall, new principal ot North l-luntingdon. l-lis sympathetic guidance and tine sense ot humor have paved the way tor a mu- tual understanding between hirnselt and the students ot l-luntingdon. Q4 al S WI, 41 1 I x ff 'T A 4 r' Lg.'2 '4 I s fv-Jr! .4 1 I s. Ay 4,1 Q .f w-'ref -4 r ff 9 1 J f . ,vb 5 X ,494 1 r, vw t 5 'S7,a.u fxwrlj Q3 url! 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N ' :- -'..4 A w. . .,:-Qgn xx .- 14 CLASSES fke ikeco rf? lmL1Asso+ 47 lhc cl iss of 1947 h as shown gm lf ld iptl tx nd 1 Hue splrlt of Loopc 1 ll1LLfll'lg IIIILIFUDIIOIIS and turning than into OIJPOFILIIIIIILS A5 frnshmgn, xour Ll :ss h ul Iuc x got 0I'gII1llLd xxlnn thu hu of n u nrv 1944 chsruptul thy NfJlXXll1 loutln I lun you nun tmnsfurul to rlu hum un lor Hxgh Sghool xxhun 1 suoncl srur nn lhg fall of 1944 found the Ll lss h uk xr Normn xxhgrc the sophomorg md JUIHOI xc IFS rollul hlppllx alone despltg hlllldlll lnnltatnons VVhQn xou bmung sunors IH othu Lhll1gL L une Norxun hu um North Huntingdon In 'lIft,l1dlIlLL, Ll :ss work md sg ool nltles wou I Lt t IDIUIFLINS promptly .md mthour complaint VVe hlw vour spmt md we ful rh nt xou ftddk to take in actin plum Ill hulpnt and nh lorlc sogutx My Besf To You SUPERINITENDENT Q C PrARsA11 .11 :Nl HQ ll 1 , I Y 1 s 1 N. A 19 : hill v' 'I 1 J ' ' ' -ratio! in lrllj z 'A ' 'blu- mudc in midyear. Q 4 z xg, g . h uct' ' ' n- hc ' I' s . 1 7' . 'VJ ' V 2 7 xl 1 ' are 1' ,' 2 zztur- xii' Hu 'SHSIHEQ PQINCIPAL j R VVoRRA1I lo LIASS Ol 947 Ill 111 noxx u1tLr1111f 1 nux md cr1t1L.1 1 md of xour L1r r IVLII though vou xxlll FLLGNL strlntkb md d1s4ppo1ntme11ts, wc arc conhclent of vour 1b1I1ty to come through You h.1xe proven durmg tht past Iour NGIFS nh lt xou h1xQ 1111t1.1t1ve 111tell1 gauge .md tht xxlll to gut 1head Workmg xxlth xour Ll 1ss h.15 hun not onlx 1 ple.15.1nt nxpuumt hut .1 st1mul1t111g om IS xxdl Your good I1 1turL md xx1ll111gmss to L0 Ll 1tn xx ll bt sorn x nussul md xxt xx xou ull tht sutttss md lurk Ill the xxorlcl 111 xour tuturt lll1dCI'lI1llxll1gS WVe are watch ing you with pride '15 you '1rL the first grad- ll'lfCS of North Htlntingdon 'md you are hl'1zi11g tht tr'1il for others to follow. I I I . . - ' p - Xlks. Doiurruv K. Niysuk BUARIJ Ol lClJl'C-X'l'lON Vive, the students of North lluntingdon lligh School, wish to express our sincere gratitude lor the splendid education which our Board provides for us. ilihe memhers, though lwusy and prominent men, devote their valuable time to organizing and con- ducting the affairs of our school. 'lihe responsihilities imposed on this hody of men have heen many and varied. from providing teachers for our classrooms to supplying hleachers for our loot- hall lield. ln spite of many handicaps, the lioard has conscien- tiously tried to maintain the highest standards of administration. 'liheir plans are not only for the present hut lor the future when North Huntingdon will take its rightful place as one of the out- standing high schools of the state. SCHOOL SICCRNIUXRY lfvery ofhce has its secretary and we are proud ol' ours. Nlrs. Dorothy Naser. Although she came as a stranger this year, our secretary very' capably handled all her administrative duties. livery student problem was important enough to warrant her leaving her typewriter to offer assistance. She interpreted sched- ules for the freshmen, she managed the funds ol' the various :activities . . . she even tracked down lost articles for lorgetliul students. Xvith such thoughts in mind. ue can easily say that Mrs. Naser is truly an elhcient addition to our high school. lfwi RACKLIQY .... XB. fflberlin Colle-gel: Nllfd, fll. of l'gh.J . . . a stimulating element in the senior democracy classes , . . source of boundless information to her :Xnieriean llistory classes , . . liked as xxell as respected by all who know her, llisi.iaN llApi.iai' . . . HS. llidinhoro State 'l'eaehers' Collegel clay modeling, oil painting, wood working , . . just a few of the many phases of art she directs . . . kept busy with her xkrt Club . . . proves the saying, if you want something done, ask a busy person. ANNA SAN'i'Nick . , . BS. ilndiana State Teaeln-rs' Collegelg Nl.l-ld. fll, of Pgh.J . , , the flying finger teacher . . . takes care of the business end of the canteen . . . finds knitting an enjoyable pastime . . . guided the Seniors throught their final year , . . out of class, quite iovial. l'.l.Sll-1 Ii. Sciiwfxiciz .,,. XB. Cl. ol l'gh.J . . . an all-round grand person . . . teaches the Sophomores the correct use of ling- lish , . . well-liked faculty leader of the Sophomores . . . known for her neat attire. HARRY l Aui.K . . . BS. ffalif. State 'l'eachers' Collegehg hllid. IU. of Pghj , , . faculty manager of athletics . . . explains laws of nature to his Physics classes and reasons for buman nature to his Biology groups . . . a happy-go-lucky fellow. 'Ioim liimcis . . . fclllffllll Collegelg fXl,l'id. fll. of Pgh.P . . . the new basketball coach . . . keeps the boys active in his gym classes and interested in his health classes . , . it has been smooth sailin' since the Navy let him come to us . . . Il good all-around fellow. E1.imina'rii CIlRR!N . . . 13.5, fCarnegie Tech? . . . keeps the canteen running smoothly. . . sees that gowns get finished for formals . . . directs the activities of three T.li.G. groups . . . never gets too busy to give a helping hand. PAUL SNYDER . . . B.S. KU of Pghl . . . joined the laeulty at inid-terin . . . made the chemistry lab an exciting place . . . directed the activities of the Camera ami Science Club . . . though quiet and reserved, quickly won friends among student body as well as faculty. EVA RACKLIQY HELEN HADLICY ANNE SANTNER ELSIE SCHWARTZ THEY KEEP Inns: limclli TIARRY l'iAljl,K IiMu,Y P. MAI-lfl-11 .... NB. flf ul . ,maids Ill hmmg wur UZIUSCS lur tlu- prnjccts ul' tlw 'lri-lll-Y girls . . . cum ucts wr 'zxfcs lu wx Ill zu quiet but effective manner . . . possesses a must plcaslng pcrsnnallty Dmurruv IDAVIS . . . BS, UQ. of I' .E . . . :nrlvisnr of rlw vc-nrlvm l'll4!I7t'I'2ll'IUl1 prrwcml cncllr-ss . , . lwnl-clwvping clzusscs rcccrvc lu-r cxcc cnt nu: . . . 11 wry llkcahlu person . . . has 1 ' -' ' - 2 - u nr ,ll'l,IA N.-XRD!-,I . . . XB, llf nf Pglm . , . givcs untiringly ul' her ullu . rllu zlclvancement ul the Juniur class . . . rear-In-s French :uul cllrccts tlu- zu'- tivitics nf the lfrcnch Club . . , accmlntalwlc fur thc juniurs' unusual lun-rust Y ll1c Crisis . . , well-llkcd lay all who lznuw cr. NIARII-t lf TYIZNYELI. ..,. XB. 181-to A . . . - ms tu 1 '- t mm trzlnslzltmns ul Czxcszar . , . s nnsurs thc l.:ltin Clulm , . . gives lilo ZIIICN' - ulluusc ul S1-vcn Gables in her lfnglish clam-Q . . . well xxurtll gvttlng :af- quzunrccl with. lil Imwwllcr flu- :lr HIV . lN.Xl.I! Rmssux . . . HS, llf ul, l'gI1.J . . , rlmr lrfltlllllj' In-xx clmcmistry . rlul ll grunt julv as 1lIlYINlll' ul flu' lll-Y . . . wrvvrl :f 'Q 1 . . lclr :lt mul-rm-rm tu vnu-r rlu- Starr Slllllfllflllll llcpglrtrm-nt. li1,1z,xrn-:'1'll CORRIN lDORU'I'lIY lJAYlS l'.MI1,Y lXlAFFliI 'll'l,l.-X NfXRlJli M .Q TUNE AND IN KEEPING WITH THE TIMES I,ukR.xiwF I,I'Q'I'I'fRS . . . .-XB. ISL-ton HiIII . . , jiiinccI the fziuulry this yczir as Iihrzirizin . , . :1 grunt hslp in um-zirtliing I CIl'I'L'IIt'k' II1LlfL'I'l1lI . , , serves IIS :uI- visur to thi: X.I .I,. :tml I,iIJr:iry .Xich-s , . . hcr rm-iI hziir is thi- cnvy of INIIIIY. I'II.URI-NCIS SM NIYIZRS . . . IXUS. II3uwIii1g Uri-vii Ciilli-gc uf cw0IIlI1lL'H'i'IQ IIS. Ilf nf I'gh.lg NI.Iiil. Ili, uf I'gh.I . . , :I hm- rc:icI1vr xxhu iIriIIs si-iiiurs iii slwrtliximl :mil uII'ici- trxiiiiiiig . . , xi truly iiiilixpciisilwlt- pxirt nf thi- si'I1tmI's IN'I'S4lIIIIl'I. Sfximii If. Riiliv . . . qX.I3. IWcstmiiistcrJg IIS, CKvnt Stain' IU . . . :Ic- svrvcs :I mcilzil Im' gcttiiig the si-iiinrs I'III'llllQ,fII SIi:iI4vspc:irc's pncnis . . , uppnwiI tu jun :ind giiiii-rrzickiiig . , . fur IlIt'lISIII'k', ri-:iiIii1g puctry zinil sm-iiig plgiys rziiik high mth In-r. NI.'xiii.xN SII-'til-'I .,,.. LII. f'I'hii-I Ciillvgi-J . . . the driving Iiiirru huliind thi' IIi-I,itcs . . . trziim u1Iitiirs-tu-lu' in jiiiiriinilism rlzissrs . . . prmiiim-tl rhi- giiuiI-iiciglilmr policy II1l'lIllgI1 Iii-r Spginisli clxisscs . , . hcr Img-ly smile Imright- viiw thi- ilznrkwt curiiur. It-im-.-xx SIIANK . . , IIS, ilmligiiiii Stxiti- 'Iii-ziclivrs' Culli-gi-J . . . ll vvry pluxisziiit xishlitinn tu tlii- fziculty' . . . has In-uniiiv zicqiiziiiitn-II with tht- I rcsI1ii's iii hcr firm-rail XI:ith rlzisscs , . . mis iiixiih- an Iizivuritc of thi- Iri-IIi-Y girls. IXIARIIC INICWIILL I,0RRAINIC I'iaTIaRs SARAH REID DONALD Roissim FI.oRENcis Sfxuxmaks IVIARIAN SEIGEL v-v 7 f' X ! Q I YL Q 5 DoRo'i'nY liowiak . . . HS. fllenn Statelg M.lfd. KU. of l'gh.l . . . our well-informed teacher of sophomore world history . . . her endless supply of costume jewelry a continual surprise to those uho see her . . . extensive traveling is one of her hobbies. 01.455 giAWl.liY . . . B.S. ilf of Pghj . . . supervises the girls' gym activities. . . intramural sports take up all her spare time . . , through her expert leadership, well-rounded girls are developed in the l,eaders Club . . . a lively asset to the faculty, chica KEl,l.Y . . . BS. CU. of Pghj . . . energetic advisor of the lfreshman class . . , pilots the newcomers through their strenu- ous first year of lfnglish . . . an enthusiastic bowler . . . usually seen hurrying through the halls, XYILBUR Scott' .... ' X.l3. lCarnegie Techl . . . dependable leader of the music department . . , enjoys teasing others . . . sponsors the Clef Club . . . determined to have the :K Cappella learn the l,ord's Prayer. GIEORGE NllClIAl-ILS ..., N .B KW. Va. Wesleyanl . . .guid- ance counselor . . . a real inspiration to the football boys . . . a person well-qualilied to instruct lnemhers of the Rifle Club in the rudiments of handling arms . . . all in all-a man's man. WARM-:N SllliPl.liR . , . l3.S. tfalif. State Teachers' College! . . . clarifies for his students the problems of higher math , . . an ardent coach of the junior Varsity haskethall and football squads . . . a pleasant fellow to have around. l'il7l'I'll ll. S'tANFiss'r , . . l3.S. llei. of l'gh.l . . . effectively teaches freshman math . . , obtains some very interesting pro- jects in her geography classes . . . acquired a husband during the Christmas holidays . . . we approve of his taste. xlARlANNli Wnrriz . . . l3.S. KU. of Pgh.J . . . responsible for the unusual antics and clever outlits of the cheerleaders . . . kept exceedingly busy with her many commercial subjects . . . attrac- tive dresser . . . proud owner of a new Ford coupe. DIEWIZY Domus . . . known by more students than anyone else around the school . , . l wonder why? . . . fills his minutes check- ing on the Hliooky players . , . a sports enthusiast . . . willing to listen to an excuse, hut it had better he a good one. Ii AGENE SHANK DROTHY BOVVIQR Ui.oA CAw1.iaY XLICIE KIELLIQY VSILBLK SLOIT 1 fume Xiu xx XX AKRFN SHFPLFR l'llIIH H Suv 5 x1ARIANNE XVI-iI'IlI DIWLX Doom ' . . . ,.i'..'kli' THEY HAD THE CUTEST 3 :,'llinili'lilHlll'lu:y lfranees llotra , . . enjoyed the distinction ol, being ehosen the Most Outstanding Girl in Scholarship . . . maintained a straight .-X aver- age throughout her lour years. xlohn Neilson . . , was selected the Nlost Out- standing Hoy in Scholarship . . . was eorbusiness manager of Norhiseope . . . maintained constant- ly a high seholastic record. Nlauriee l.unn . . . was balloted by the faeul- ty the Most Outstanding Boy in Citizenship . , . efficiently used his executive ability as Principal for a Dav. l'atricia lloekensmith . . . was elected the Most Outstanding Girl in Citizenship . . . headed business stall of lli-l.ites . . . candidate for Queen of the Hop. Shirley lgroelter . . . earned the honor ol be- ing the Most Outstanding Girl in Activities . . . elimaxed four years of journalism by editing the Hi-Lites. Rowland Kornruinph . . . was named the lVlost Uutstanding Boy in Activities . . . afted as C0-business manager of Norhiscopc . . . president of Clef Club and Rifle Club. jack Perkins . . . was voted the Xlost Out- standing Boy in Sports.. .was president ol senior Class . . . held a Valuable position on the football squad and was captain of basketball teani. Gloria Chadima . . . was chosen the Nlost Outstanding Girl in Sports . . . was president ol' the l,eader's Club . . . active in all intramural sports. Qi PERSONALITIES Ol l IU' RS Aek Pl ruenss I remlful Trum C1o'srAw -nu Srcrefarx lhlll Hman I'Alllx 4d frrr Discussing., 1 senxor snapshot iiilrffl K lhe Senlor elass of 1947 Flrst entered the portals of Norvsm Hugh School as ll1LYpEl'lCI1CCd freshmen unaccustomed to the waxs of a semor hugh school ln clue course of tlme, they elected thexr class ofheers Tom Maglll president harl hongawart wee presldent and em Sensemeh secretary just as the freshmen of 43 were gettmg adjusted to the new routme part of Norwm was destroyed ln fire and the freshmen were transferred to Irwm Jumor Hugh School where If was again necessarv to adjust themselves lhe l'reshman Qophomore Party was the mam event of the year Mr Charles Shlrley ushered the freshmen very eap1bly through their first vear of hugh school mar at 'Norwm Under the able guldance of Mrs Ellsworth Schwartz the class seleeted NK endell Hager Jack Perklns and Shirley Broclttr as president vlce president and secretary, respectxvely They partlclpated wholeheartedly ln all clubs open to them, and supported the football and basketball teams coopert melt Ks lunxors the class of 1947 prepared to assume the duties of upperelass men Under the leadershlp of Miss Madeline Hershey they chose Bull Cll chrlst, presldent ack Perkins vlce presldent and Deanna. Thornbloom seere tary Two soclals were held ln order to finance the JUHIOI' Prom at whlch the senior queen was crowned fl rlng or revolutronary design was selected by the rmg commlttee as the class rmg of 1947 For the fourth year of their hugh school career, the class of 47 returned not to Norwnn but to North Huntmgdon Townshlp Hlgh Qchool At a meeting conducted by their class adviser Mr Harry Faulk the senior class elected their class olicers aclt Perluns became president Mlke Orell vlce presldent and Trudy Cwongavsare, secretary The class of 1947 excelled ln sports, pub llcatlons, and actlvltres and wlll remember thelr hugh school days 'ls the happlest part of thelr ln es I , Y, ' l T H 7 - S - Y ' t ' . e x A' ' ' . ' I s - v x - A ' , ' - ' , K . . . M . ' ' 7 ' ' ' ', ' f . 'f 3 J 1 . . T , . ' . 1. v V 5 ' . V e ' 4 , A Y V s .Y 3 1 ' K 5 ' KN L x - - - - - 4 ' . l I ' S. 7- ' N '. ' -t ' ' 7 4 A 7 V l . T xx A' A X x in i Y. . . . 4 . lllllfn ' Qkkll' ' 'K ' l '6'lj ,'l'de l The school year of 1944-45 saw the sophomore class complete thelr First full AY' . 'V 'Y ' ' K 4 M. ' , 1 A Y ' . V Y 4 . . ' t ' -Z, h .C A , ,- , . Y A ., L y ., . . . 2- - ' I Y .V s -V V - y 17 - ' b I . . X s .X Q 1 gi: ' . . V A I ' X , . 1 - - L J , - L ' , '- . . ' , -V Y ' 3 i e N . J ' ' : 1 , ,A - 3 Y. . . I . I 7 7 Josri-H ARBORF oe played end position with the first string L indidate for King of the Hop member of the Letter men s Club good music was sure to get him out on the dance Hoor ROBERT ARTHLRS 0 academic student sports editor of the II1 lites memb r of the football team track team For cnsic league and lettermen s Club easy to get along with ANNA Bixniii Anna could saw a lot in a few words mem ber of the Senior l F C ind the Yearbook Business Staff pictures herself in i nurse s uniform DoNALD BAKFR Donald followed the general course was 'll ways busy talking collecting stumps was his hobby his ambition is to join the Navv and sec the world NIARION BASTON Marion aspires to become a commercial artist member of the Art Club Rifle Club and H1 Lites enjoyed horseback riding a participant in the Science and Camera Club S IANLEY BASTON Stanley interested in the mechanical field of ag riculture a great help in photography around the school Rifle Club Art Llub 'ind Hn lites member quite friendly lil.I7IABElIl BRACHAM iz . . . plans to further her education in chemistry . . . editor of the Yearbook . . . treasurer of the Tri-Hi-Y . . . belonged to French Club and Hi-Lites qtaff . . . as 11 grand personality. S'rEvi-' BELl.ls Steve . . . ambitious academic student . . . hopes to' become an engineer . . . friendly to everyone . . . proof reading for Hi-Lites hlled Steves spare moments. GI.AIJYS BERGINS Glady , . . we liked . . . choose the commercial course . . . Yearbook Hi-Lites, and Senior T. E. G. mem- ber . . . a neat dresser . . . girl of few words. Firsts BERNARD Elsie . . . chose the commercial course . . . went roller-skating quite often . . . hopes to make a good house- wif artial to red . . . had a smile ne. ,-ii L 1 1 vv Qi 'fr' Sub '51 'li 'X 'R' GFRMAINF BFsTwrcK Germs hopes to be a success rn lrfe spent her Qaturclays worklng ln Jeannette member of the T enjovs readmg IS the talkative type lom BFTYR Mll7LV treasurer of the H1 Y member of termms un mc xarsltx football sunt med eoaeh me jlHl0I' xars x footb te was ltuoxxn for his frlendlmess to exerxone XlARjOkll B1 AIR 'llargle candidate for ueen photographer for the X earboolt member of the Qemor 'l F C Trl lll Y and the Camera Club hewd mijorette hopes to further her educatlon Dolus Bouuse Doris Il eommercral student took part ln T P member of the Yurbook and H1 lures Staffs fuorrte pastime ls danelng lmds of fun Ifxmrs BUWIR 1 bac 1 hlppy go lueky personllty res t xx lt on il farm lmagme t a a proud possessor of blonde curlv l1'lll' member of the Rifle C ub PRN:-sT BRAITHWAITF Frme .ums to beeome 'm electrlclan plays footblll with the boss from Qhafton found listening to the fel4ll0 quite Interesting neur '1 dull moment Munn Bums Xudrex hopes to own and operate 1 restaurant enjoyed lldllCll1g member of th T F C a d lIlJI'2ll'V Clubs llked to hate a good time oust BRICRFR om plans to enter college is .1 theological stu cent Ends eollectmg soap samples very lnterestmg m llitllllllt stucent plus a good game ol b1dmm ton IN BRI Helen member of the lluntmgdon ll: lltes lrlmul, found enjoyment ln danemg h r lrlendlmess was leuoxxn bs ull elalms North lrmn ns her home town Suuurv Bkoem-R Qhlrley one ol our ever ready gurls H1 lures editor belonged to the lqrl H1 X N Fl leaders ub md Yearbook hopes to :trend qyrweuse llmxerslty lulbtlffldllgfll Came BROWN Qeotch managtr of tht football team hopes to further hls educatlon In the lT1CillCEll field enjoyed danc1ng frnend of cxervone JAMFS BUTLFR lmmy a qulet well dressed fellow found at many of the soclals followed the general tourst has hlgh hopes of bCk0l11ll'1g an mterlor detorator FRIIJFKILK BYIR Free alwaxs ll a good h11mor plans o 1 the Nrmv shmmg h1s Chuv 0CCllpl6Kl h1s splre tum member of the Xrt Club and Camera Club Hum CAM flarrv w ng worker I1 fl t 1 tdlto and busmess staffs 1 th H1 ICQ member of the lettcrmens Club 1 ll d llke to bumnv. 1 llI'll'IQI11ll1 Emu CAIDWFII ar mem er of tht RIHQ r md Quenu golng to the moxles enthuslastlc about football PA11 CAIDWIII Dean omtball and buntmg took 1 hs sp tlme took part ln the Band H earbook gtaff R1He Club and Art Club good natured THOMAS Catozoll Tom semor manager of the Band member of the H1 Y Yearbook H1 Lltes and Clef Clubs man ager of the basketball team audltlng wnll be hls future work G1o111A CHADIMA Glona greeted exerxone wlth her fnendlw l'llV'l presldent of the Leaders Club member of Tn H1 Y T E G H1 Lltes and Yearbook ber ambltlon ls to become a secretary Grokc F Cuoruu Boss wo11ld l1ke to enter the held of refrlgera non usually had has Chrvsler packed wlth Ihe Cltx Boys belonged to the Art Club Soruu Cuovlcu Toots member cf the Xearbook I' 1 Huntingdon H1 Lltes and Leaders Club took part 1n all sports a drum majorette hopes to become 1 ezmfftmn.. 5 T14 . If W x x lb-I' Y! ' 1 V -t 1 5 s 'l ... '1 1 :st jviu . .... : -' , 1 ' . . . Q .V I . in . . . a 'illi ' ' ' o bo l b' ' A rfzil . .. . . mf e -l. t . . . . ' , '. . . . vo l ' r' - . 1 . z . E l . . . b - ' -, A t, 1 . -- Clubs . . . desires to become an auto mecbanlc . . . enjoys V s 1 1 - s 1. 1 ...f1 ' . ' ' ' um 1. S are . ' . b ,I n . . , . . . , 1 . , , ll 5 YY A ' ' x ' ..., - . Y . . . ' 1 1 ' kv ' . ' r ' Z - ' I xr - vs , V ,' ' , cn ' , '- . , . , , . . ., - , . . . l U . . 1. ' H V Y ' X ' . ' ' 'Y . v i V. KV. x .I V V1 Y ' .' 1 ' . . . ' 1 ' ', ' ri-H'-Y, VK II I IAM DAVIS I number of tht X Cappella and HI lltee faworlte Qport Im: basketball lllted to go Hshlng llFlClEClKlCfl about the future 1 qllltf fellow joHN DFNAII Buff followed the generll courst played xamty football plane to enhit In the Nan num ber of ltrurmens Club has a HIV vuth women Dome DI IWILFR Dorm poebtssul the 1bIlItw to hIrrnonI7e s1ng alto In the X Cappella member of the Yearbook and Glee Club an efliutnt senretarv for the future XX ILLIAM DKK I tall darlt and 5lTllllI1g jomed us In S Qemor star from Wdklnsburg an at Idemle student nhltf anIbItIon IS to become 1 Inllllonalre XX II LIAN1 Dow: AN I enrolled In tht general toursc although the Laruner bovs hIs future IS Ul'lKl6ClCl8ll JOHN DONNFILX ack Qllpped through on the general course thought danung uae a good wax to Qpend hm Qpare tIInc hlted to plaw football a good sport XIIIDRI-IJ DLVBOIS 'N Im one of 'North l'llllltlI1L!ll0I'l9 lugh Qtruttmg grrs had a lllL3GII'I2 snule and cheerful greetmg for' uerxom number of tht HI lltu 1nd TFC Xoruwm Jrfw Dunn can emdldatc for Danv Mat hopew to buome 1 drew demgner took part In Trl HI Y Ytar bool. TFC, and 'K Capptll1 excelled In art XI ICF FARIIART Allce quut Sort of perion 'unbltlon I9 to bctome 1 Qecretarv sunt horQebILlt rIdIng QUIIC ofttu enjox cd xx rltlng letters to pen p1lQ CIARILI FARIIART Clarlce commerclal Qtudent mll further her educatlon In the secretanal Held member of A Cappella T IL G an Yearbook r ewenmgs were Sp Q 7 B'll . . . ' 1 .V '- Q . 1 . . Y . t -K. :' . 4 . I' K I 7 . A v . . . K r . u I uv fl Vx 1 X' v v . A Y , , H - . . . g - A ' . . . x ' . , . u 4- -v I WH, X A - r I - :K ' A' . . . x - N - 5, - I - B'll ,., , ', .' hi, l Ax 4, K '- Iffglly' A l M . ' , 1 uiet, he was continuallv winnin new friends . . . one of . 1 fl . ,cr-I ,H I4 - 5 l . . . - .' . ' ' l v 'Y ' . . . x I I ' 1 'S l . 4. I. Y - Y v MJ' n N ' I '. X , . . , ,x ., I U ,Q , 1 1 I I - - , - ', . .. 1. J ' 1 . . . . . V I If 4' vs 'X ' - . . H, . , . , K H ' ,. gg ' V1 ' r' V I . . u I - A . Y - ' -y d . ' -af Bli'l l'Y JEAN El Betty Jun known for her um vlgor and vltal ity, especially ln dancmg Norhlscope TFG and A Cappella member admired for her pretty curly hanr and pleasing personalltv JFAN l' sPFY e'1n had 'nn mlectlous giggle desires to bt a telephone operator followtd the general tourse found swlmmmg a wonderful sport lll0lVlP90N FV!-RINFHAINI lhompson enrolled xn the 2lt'ltl8lTllC course drummer m the baud number of tht French Club faxorlte sport was football hopes rhtt someday he wl be 1 lY1llll0fl2lll 6 SAMUFI Frjrs Sam one of our returned wettrans wants to trawl to Nl :ska he nd to hold that lme ou the foot bull d member of tht lttttrman s Club JUANITA Fm 1 rks Nlta general course student member of the H1 lates and TEC wrltlng letters filled her spare time would luke to become a sales clerk m a depart ment store QYLYIA FEI I LCA small and qulet one of Frank qlnatra s ans hopes to get a well pnvmg job T F G mem ur Lommerclal student Jost PH F1 FTCHFR we plans to become an automobnle mechamt fond of all sports member of Art Club gen ernl tourse student has '1 pleasing smile DoNAl n Fokr MQKY Don enrolled ln the 'lC21llClYllL course got 1 kntlt out of football Inktd the tolor blue but neur was wants to betome an engmeer Dolokrs FRANKI' Dolores one of our most talented art students member of the Art Club H1 lltes TFP, and Year uook will make her fame and fortune as a fashlon artlst DA! 1- FUI MPR Uae tool. part ln the Art Club followed the general eourse interested In football hopes to make a mllllon quite a sense of humor 19-lil in '5- 235 VU A , r-- -F I .JIS adv' Wi' V I T y '-5 1 its Mp. Q6 Mm-qua 'iv' 36 -f l 'Z an-v ' -r 'OW 'C. ltr' CHARLES GALLEY . Chuck . . . claimed baseball and hunting as favor- ite sports I . .lmember of the Science and Camera Club . . . ambition is to become a civil engineer . . . one of our practical Jokesters MARTHA Gsoncr-: Martha a member of the Art Club and TEC hopes to become a stenographer those badmm ton as her favorite sport had a pleasing personality GFRTRUIJF GONCAWARE Trudy secretary of the Senior Class and TFC literary editor of the Yearbook member of A Cap pella and 'ln H1 Y ueen of the Hop well liked by all her classmates I FONA Goon leona would like to study voice and piano after graduation member of the A Cappella, Clef Club Yearbook 'I EG Rifle Club and Camera Club os sessor of a beautiful soprano voice BFTTY GRFEN Greeme was one of our sports enthusiasts belonged to the TF G Rifle Club H1L1tes and Yearbook qtaff would like to study journalism in the future fUNF GRFFN Greenie commercial student ambition is to be a photo reporter belonged to TEG Huntingdon H1 lites Yearbook Qtall' and Rifle Club always ready to gne a helping hand GFRAI n Gkoss Gerrv will be remembered for his singing abihtv was a photographer for the Hi Lites and Yearbook participated in the Art Club Camera Club and Rifle Club Flvmv Gusolslcrr m the seen, but not heard type posses sor of a pretty smile found at all our socials member of TEC hopes to become a beauticlan VS FNDFI1 HACFR Preacher liked nothing better than to watch a big league baseball game hopes to become an engineer lll the future vsas president of his home room l ir HARROLD ee one of our speed demons hopes to make surgery his profession found pleasure ln smooth in did quite a bit of hunting ' - CHARIES HAVFY Charley member of the Art Club owned blond wavy harr always found laughing liked hx hrs classmates fond of all sports bashful FRI-D HENRY Fred sang bass with the fl Cappella able organ player could he relled upon to do 1mtl1m1,, qulte bashful xet friendly and Lhnerful Nomvm HIAVA Norma took a great llkmg to a certalu Chesle was enrolled IH the general course enjoyed dam nn member of the PFC and Yurbook hopes to become a good housewife Rl Tll Him ms Ruth possessor of hlg dimples 'md waxy black .ur has hugh hopes ol becommg a stenographer lmelonged to FP C llketl to plav basketball jovcr Homuru oyce a commerclal student very qulet and reserved enjoyed a good game of volleyball co lected muslc for a pastlme always seemed to be work PAIRILIA HOCKENSMITH at member of the Trl H1 Y Yearbook N FI A Cappella leaders Club and Clef Club clndldate for Queen Business Manager of the H1 lltes wants to he .1 laboratory techmclan Ross H01 nrnrmum Rocky hauled from Clrclevllle candidate for L11 Abner a neat dresser llked to play football enrolled ln the general course hopes to become 21 dentist FRANCES Horn Fran looked well ln blue enjoyed seemg a good baseball game has the ambrtlon of bemg a sears tarv very successful ln the commercial course Mfxr ,lAkRF'r'r Mae could be found dlshmg, lce cream at lsalss member of the TI' C Art Club Yearbook and HI lures hopes to succeed m llfe candidate for Darsy Mae I ou1sE JASPER Weese belonged to the Huntlngdon H1 lates Yearbook and T F C always felt like dancing and seen at all the soclals seldom In a serious mood alvxaxs o o I T14 T li !! . . . f . . 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Doms JONES Dons llked commerclal subjects alms to be a secretary spent a lot of txme readmg member of I I1 G spoke as llttle as necessary I4 XA NTAF JOINFS V1 member of the Huntingdon HI lltes, Year o and seldom missed a school soual has a thterful greeting for everyone owner of energy m us Dolokrs KANCIF Dolores enrolled ln the commerclal course possessor ol a clear soprano volce member of the Hx lltes Llbrary Club A Lappella 1nd Yearbook looks forward to becoming a singer 'XRLFNF KASPARFK 'Krlene excelled m her commercial studies enjoyed playing basketball member of TEG retr ls Ill the secretarlal field very cooperatlye Cl AIR KAYLOR business man liked to watch others exert themselves enjoved going to school everyones friend RAY KIFFR Ray had a smlle for everyone would llke to take up Hung m the future sang bass ln A Cappella blushed easllv a qulet lad Down n KI AINCHAR Don sports enthusnast belonged to A Cap ptlla, Yearbook Staff and Art Club ambltlon ls to operate his own huslness follovsed sports events FTHFI KIASSFN lsthel qunet as a mouse hopes to get '1 sec rttarlal job took a great Interest m music verv suacessful ln the commercial course jr SSIE Lou K1 FCKNFR Jessie Lou wore out a lot of shoes with the band belonged to the Trl H1 Y and A Cappella tnpped a Inght toe on any dance floor may enter the nurslng professlon ROWLAYND KORNRUMPH o president of Rxfle Club and Clef Club hopes to enter the Held of aeronautncs vlce president of H1 Y snappy dresser belonged to Yearbook and taffs fx- ,, .,, . 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I ' R ... ,' ' ' , ANF IABOR anne academlc student took part m Girls Chorus pleasing personality sold tlckets at our lo cal theaters aspires to become a nurse PAUL LAKATOSH Putts heavlest man on the football squad llked to swlm as much as he llked to play football member of the Rifle and lettermen s Club alms become a pollceman SHIRE-Y lmurvux Shlrley hopes to be 1 blffllltltl nn member of TEC and Yearbook Staff played tennls quite a bit found collectlng post cards very Interesting DoNAl o I H- Don wants to be a farmer spent hrs lexsure tlme hunting belonged to the Art Club 1 posses sor of blue eyes always dependable 'VIARY LENHART Mary deslres to be a nurse ugorously play ed the saxaphone ln the Band member of Yearbook Staff and Orchestra lce skating proved to be her favor nte sport CAROLYN LFNT7 Mary Lou has an ambltlon to heeome 1 dentist member of the Camera Club qulet sort of person would luke to travel to bouth Amer1c1 JAMFS LINTON a a good sense of humor plans to become a machmlst belongs to Rifle Club Yearbook H1 Lltes, and Band manager of the basketball team JOHN LINTON ack academic student was on the Year book and H1 lltes Staffs played a good game of tennis hard to dlstlngulsh from 1m always smxlmg BENJAMIN LONI en one of the City Boys member of the Art Club alms to he a machinist enjoyed eating 1nd sleeping, followed the General Course GORIJIPN LoNc Shorty slx foot tvxo and a crop of rusty red a1r took seventh period detention hall as a solid looks forward to wearmg Nlaxy Blue ,gg 5 Il 1 I ,J U-I 'n ' - - KK 7, ' - , s 4 e . . . . to . 2 . a nw - vu X i --'Y X i - . . . . ..1. t . .. 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' ' . ec sr - V , D VERNON I msc Vernon on the Yearbook Staff llked to hunt and play basketball hopes the future holds a real estate agents job for hum one of our llttle guys JAMES Iou HYSER enjoyed playing football and bulldmg model airplanes general course student member of Year book mechanical staff longs to don the naxy blue usually seen smlllng NIAURICF LLNN Pete desires to be a commercial artist basketball enthusiast Qecretarv of HIY member of Yearbook H1 Lltes and Art Club possessed a clear tenor volce ln A Cappella an all around fellow fuorvms 'Vim ul Muffgles a happy go lucltv fellow member of H1 Y and lettermens Club played on the football xarsltx 3L?NlCl11lC student hopes to own his own business jon-us Mmuors uno entertained the classes mth his orlglnal jokes collected pictures of boxers owner of black and happv LHARI rs MLCALIFY Chuck known for hls waxy halr w be tome a gob took a great Interest ln svslmmmg and baseball alxxavs slngxng popular songs Rosrlvr NICCRACKFN o found bulldmg model aurplanes wery inter cstmg mtends to flv for the navy enjoyed bowl mg and skating sang nn the A Cappella a friendly fellow KFNNILTH MCCLNF Kenny won fame on the football team was popular wlth the gurls quiet on the surface mem ber of the Iettermens Club and the Yearbook Staff LHARLFS 'VICHLCH Chuck was known for his orlglnal jokes and per sonallty played varsity football hopes to own a busmess of hrs own member of the H1 Y Lettermens Club and Yearbook Staff JALK MCINTYRE chose football as his faworlte sport s future lles ln the mechanical Held blue and brown were s favorite colors the bashful gipe 1 , ' . fl 17 1 v . 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TFONARD NTCNIFRNFY leonard a general course student belonged to the Art Club enjoyed a good basketball game always seen Wlth the North Irwm gang generallv 1n a qu1et mood A1 1 1N MFNZIFS Allen chose the general course enjoyed pllXll1f,, football and baseball faworlte color was red 1 great chltktn cater l1ked bw everyone b'lQl Fs1111-RMUBURN Fsther w1Il go far 1n the secretanal held had a pleasmg smlle for everyone favorm sport was xollevbrll enjoved dancmg RL11sY MON rnosr Ruby member of the T F C' Yearbook and H1 lltes remmded us that good th1ngs tome 1n small packages l1ked for her pleaslng personallty os sessed a contagmus sm1le F111N MORLHPIII Fllen member of the TFG future hes ln the secretanal held llked readmg and play1ng hockey partlal to blue always w1ll1ng to help someone ln need lvl!-RI h Mo1zo7owIc1-1 Merle wants to learn the sclentlhc methods of farm1ng l1ked to hunt wrld game often seen 1 FIV mg the fam1ly tar the seen but not heard typ RoNA1o NPIDI rv Ronald never had anythlng to say looks forward to becommg a m1ll1ona1re partlupated ln he Art Club took a great mterest 1n huntmg jo11N NEI1 soN ohn alC3llt.l l1lL student member of the H1 Y H1 Lrtes bllSll'lCSS manager of Yearbook w1shes to become an englneer a good frlend of everyone rlwavs w1ll1ng to lend a helpmg hand Rov NICOI 1TTr Nhclt hauled from l11,s l'ar general course student l1ked to loaf llflClCCldCd about the future m1sch1evous 1n all classes JALK 0 CONNFII 03 was dehnltely proud of hIS home town felt at ease when playmg basketball member of the French Club told many fasclnatlng tall tales of hrs younger days Y-if il? 11 ' l . 1 SK YV if 31 l 3 ' Y ful. 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' ' ' .1 1, - . ...1., , - KI 33 ' ' KK SY ' ' . - N 1, ' - e. as sa ' , .rj Y- , 1, - , - . . ,, U 1. ,. 5 , A 1 v A 7. 4 . 1 1 x . lf kU ' ' EK YY - VTRNEDA ONDIGH Verneda cheerful commerclal student mem ber of the T F G and Leaders Club hopes to become a stenographer took part 1n all sports her ha1r was an envy of all the g1rls Nllkr ORFII er plawed center on o11r football team member of tht lettermans Club llllilttlllell about IC f11t11re Vlce Pres1dent of tht qemor Cllgg serx ed chap CARI OSTRONT Qxude dld h1s part on the football team member of the lettermms Club enjoxed teasmg IC g1r s plans to go to Lollege for further LKlllL1ll'I0l1 B11'1'Y PAINTFR Betty belonged to the Yearbook A C'1ppell:1 and the Huntmgdon H1 l1tes smooth dancer 111 1 11111que sense of humor xxh1ch non mam frlends joux PAI 1ckA ohn deflnltnlx l1ttle and oh so bashful LL lllLIT1lL student Lnjox ed stung .1 good garne ol bm. xlARY Lou PARFIFT Mary lou had q111te a laugh belonged to, lr1 H1 Y H1 l1tes, and Yearbook president of l' F C 1s IIIICLFYIIII about the future Landldate for ll6Lll l FRA PAUI CON era aL1dt1n1L student belonged to l H1 Y TEC' French Club, and Yearbook 1ntends to become a nurse enjoyed ICE skatmg frlendly HFIFN Pmrne Helen member of the Huntmgdon H1 lltes and leaders Club a g1rl of few words possessed '1 pluslng personahty worked It the local 5 8. lfl XTARY PA1111e 'Wary enrolled 1n the commerclal course hopes to become a stenographer enjoyed all 0llfll00I' sports always w1th the Hahntown gang never had much to say JALK PERKINS Perk sen1or class presldent played on the basketball and football teams H1 Y member cha1r man of the meehanlcal staff of the Yearbook K1ng of U l1ked by all h1s classmates 1: sf 5 - ... ., ,.. ns ' . 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D - , Den okr-s Prl7r Dollv umerexrl stuee member of e 1 ltes busmess Q sed 5, 4 glme of hoe and sollexball rmbxtlon IS to be a successful secretarx xlARY Pu IIONICH Mary Crre exllle lass belonged rr TFC me Xearboole l7llQll'lL s srrfl nrdenr basketball plrxer possessor of big hrovsn eyes wery fond of drncmp, l'lII-N Prowrxmw lgllen enjoxed plump basleetbrll 'und roller slert n undecided about the future hked to dancer member of the TP C' a qlllet but frlendlw per son XRIFINF Raereo Xrlene colleeted postcards belonged to the lmrbool. llbrarx club lll lltes and lrt CI b e UIMTII1 l' X nm Rhrufxr FX Vera alvuaxs mlhng to lend a hand enjox ed a good hocleey game armed 1t Z1 rabbit through a peep sight collected charms IRPNF RlCl lrene feature edrtor for the Huntingdon Hr lures Y l E C and le1eler s Club member one of ull spo ts had 1 generous supply of energx Noruvm Rr Rosey member of the 'l FC proxeel to be 1 xersatrle seamstress her re rely Qmlll and lernd naw uon manv fI'lll'lKlS looleed uell rn blue l'Rl-ll Bowrk l'ree returned from the armv to eomplete has hugh school career spent hrs spare trme practrelng ag,r1 eulture cheered eweryone vuth hrs friendly grln 1' IHLL Rom lzthel nevss Lelllffll' of the Huntingdon l'lx lifes always mlhng to help 1 friend In need member of l l' Cz and Yearbook Stall B1 r1Y Loc Rovl-D 'KBetty Lou' possessed curly blacle halr sec retary of the Trl H1 Y belonged to Yearbook and H1 Lrtes treasurer of TEG attended all socrals i 1-'93 D H . . . col - 2 3 l'nt . . . ' ' the Il -l, 1' 5 etafl . . . plaj' :l 'ovd 'z r 'key el A , V Q - v ...1. 1 . ' . - .:'- 2'- l . , f ' ' 2 ' 1. It Q ll - vi v. rx ' rr . . . D .M .. . . . . - 1 g . . . i . . - h . 4 . . 4, I .... ' 5' ' ', .' . Y' , 4- .' . . .f u . . . hal :lf pleasing personality . . . would like to be Il e'omptome'te'r - 1 1 . Y- A r .. H , H ,- - x - ,- x f v I A . I 1 K . ii A ' Ki YY 4' Q' . . ' ' ', ' N . . . 'lAri-lli- , .l,, , . ' . . .f l 1 . r 3 . . . 1 - ' x j. H rsra lt L Y U I U x x 1 4' It . I ' vw Y ' l , . . . - ' ' . N ' - '. A e ' .... ' l. e e ' ' ' I ' '- .. - .y ' . . . . . . . . ' ' ' - , , I I l v vt V' ' . I X A ee I I l , ,. . , , . CHARLES SAMFRY Herk one of the North Irwm gang the rug ged outdoor tvpe enrolled ln the general course des1res to become a forest ranger hunt1ng and trapp1ng took up hls spare tlme I 12oNAR1x SANSONE en a qu1et lad found enjoyment 1n a foot ball game cla1med the academlc course hopes to become a metallurg1st known for h1s bashfulness HERBERT Scnorr Herb a blond qulet lad amb1t1on IS to Joln the Navy and see the world football and huntmg oc Cllpled hls spare tlme seen at most of our soc1als JEAN SENSENICH ean blushed easlly pres1dent of Tn H1 Y ZCYIVC ln Leaders Club member of TEC H1 lntes and Yearbook Staff candldate for een was llked by everyone 41 BFRT SHIFPLER u pres1dent of H1Y won many honors cracks known for h1s flashy att1re DAVID S1-HRLFY Dave an all round boy student dlrector of the band member of A Capella plans to become a mach1n1st a comedlan at heart DOROTHY SHUSTER Dorothy envled for her long black ha1r member of the H1L1tes and Camera Club secretary of the Art Club a pleas1ng personality WILLIAM SMITH 1 a1ms to be a bus1ness man Band H Y and Yearbook member football and dancmg took up most of Blll s lensure t1me EDWARD Sorm Y enrolled ln general course a qulet sort of a lad member of Art Club hls future plans are to be a farmer Do1oR1zs SOUKUP ee a Cereal fan actlve 1n 1ntramural sports snappy majorette 'Tn H1 Y, T E G and A Cappella member had an unl1m1ted supply of pep and ii. If YY A ' L . . . ' . . . ' ' - ,, ,, . . . . . . 4 It-I y, 1 . 1- .- Y . . . . . . . . ., - All'Bd ... ' X ln Forenslcs . . . Yearbook Staff member . . . full of WISC- ll YY I - ' ll Y, ' ' B'll . . . ' ' . , . , i- , . . . . , . . --Ea'-..f ' '. . 1 D . . . . . . ' ' ' - . o Q . 1 1 ' - ' ' 'Y w . . I ols Qrrwcen bpence one of our hngh stepping majorettes enjoved am tx pe of sport sang ln the A Cappella belonged to TFC and rlrl H1 Y always on the go I ot lsr gl Fwcrk Spence a newsbow for the H1 Lxtes belong ed to lrx H1 Y TILL band and X Cappella seemed to be exerxubere at the same time seldom nnssed a soual IKARBARA 'IAXIOR Bnrbara would like to become an opera singer member of the Clef Club Ilbrarv Club H Ilts and X Cappella h d the leading role m the Bohemian rll' Douls l'nu-M Dons partial to the Air Corps took part ln Senior TEC and A Cappella aspires to become a nurse enjoyed a good football game INORVIA Tons 'Norma selected the Lommerclal eourse had a good time playmg volleyball hopes to become a success IH the secretarial Held her words were ratloned I ORRAINI- TLGLIWINI Tug member of the TEC and Yearbook usually seen at the soclals known for her pleasing man ner participated m most of the sports PRICILLA WALTERS PflCIll3 had a beautiful soprano xoxce lked to drive the famlly Ford ambition IS to become an artlst member of the Art Club H1 Lltes Yearbook and A Cappella JOHN W E51 ohn lolloxxed the general course un sel dom ln a talkative mood enjoyed sports generallx seen watchmg a football game halls from Vorth Irwin Dolokrs WILLIAMS ee commercial student member of Xrt Club and A Cappella has hugh hopes of becoming commercial artist could be seen with the Cnty gurls enjox ed roller skating G1 PNN W ISSFR Clenn desxres to become a draftsman els ure time occupled mth football and skating dallv pas sesger on Robbm Statlon bus Lettermeus Club mem OF 194 z DoNAr.n Yos'r Don . . . when everyone else cheered for the team, Don cheered for Shafton . . . a great teaser . . . liked a scrappy game of football . . . hopes to become a skilled mechanic. STEPHEN ZANK Steven . . . liked to go pleasure driving . . . hopes to was a member of the Rifle Club . . . he was seen at all the school socials, hlARY ZONA Mary . . . went around with a smile on her face . . . a humorous friend to have . . . belonged to A Cappella, T.E.G., and Yearbook . . . hopes to become a secretary. NOT PICTU RED JACK PARRY Plnkv tv ok great pleasur in whistling at the girs one of rlose sea going rfobs who saw the world president of the Art Club since returning from the naxy PAU1 RALPH Pau could write a book about himself p ay ed the drums in the band spent his spare moments on the dance Hoor a personal friend of Dewey s Rouen Ross o known for his bashfulness plays In the Larimer Drum and Bugle Corp soft ball occupies his leisure time a true friend Indeed BACK HOME FOR KFEPS FRED Bowen U S Army oaexr DAvis rmy in CLA: on I Ac? U S ASQUEZ AV ll S Marine -. oe ' h-'Bb ... ' g A I! ..x --.-...-ana-nun1 A ' AM - ........... U.S. - ' . . . ' take up aeronautical engineering when he leaves school . . ,, NN IN N 'IIHNHIX I'lII XII IIIXIN I1lfxI:lIlI Illuux., IIIRIIN Ihrmmlz IIHICIXIIIXIIIXIX IIIIIUIII 4Iwxfx'1 IXINIVIII IIMI' IIII1 Ilms-ss I XIILILIX Ilmmxww I IIXNxIN Ilwmx IIIIXI Ixxwxxfm Ilml Ixrxwxx Ifvux XIIIN4-x Imam' Ilnv III III IIII ISXI XVII XXII IIIXII IIIIXIIIxXII IIINLI NX II Il XXIIIQIVXXIIIIHXI NLHXIIXI IIIXXIIx Il4wv1w1rxI'II1':mI'x'x N IIXII' NIM XXIXI IIIXIINI XXIXXIIxN IIIIIX XIII-I x I MI II x IX IIQXXIX XXIDXII'X', Hrmwlx-:II1 I IN I I OPPICI' RS lous LAFFooN Romkr VILCUNE mf Rum HUNT I rourrstr KL NKII 'MISS JULIA NARIJFI Prrfzdrnf Prffzden! qecrefary 7 rfasurer 411 :Jer l iklslnp, for 1 puturt rn therr Idle moments Spealung Of Angels Assuming thc numerous flllIlLS of upperclxssmen occupied the mmds of the rumors as thu orgmwed ll1 the fall of 1946 Under tht superxlslon of lVlxss uhr lNZ1I'Cl6l thtv selected louis lalfoon as presldent Robert hltiune as wcc presldent Ruth Hunt as sccretarx lslortnce Kunltlc as treasurer l'he jlll1l0I'S plunged enthuslastlcally and Wllllngly lnto the mmx school actlutlcs POSIUOIIS were obtamed on the school paper bx mam juniors as they started on the way to take over the tasks of the seniors ln the followmg xear Fxtra curricular xctlvrtles were actively engaged III by the lllI1l0I' class fhey won mam hlgh honors scholastlcallv and athletlcally lhe glrls prox ed outstanding bv Wlflnlng the class A champlonshlps ln xollex ball lhe bovs of home room 9 1 IH turn won the champ lonshlp ll'l touch football The bovs also helped Ollt considerably on the jumor varsltv and showed great enthusiasm ln basketball In the early fall of l946 the juniors selected thelr class rmg It w as a d1Hf1cult job for the rmg commlttee to select the deslgn for the rmg These are the first from North Huntlngdon Hlgh qchool and are ones of whlch the jllI1lOI'S can always be proud One of the most serious problems that faced the class was that of ralslng money for the hugh llght of the Vear the unlor Senior Prom They ralsed SLlHlClLflI funds by sponsoring four 111 school alumm soclals The Prom took place ln May and was a tremendous success Thelr fine determmatlon and success have brought them wrthln slght of their goal, that of berng semors of the class of 1948 Thex now feel that thex are prepared to step lnto the many responslbrlltles whlch the senlors haue left behmd and are Sure they wrll be fine examples of Amerxcan cltlzenshlp 1n the years to come 1 - ' 1 s- . Us X I ts is K xx , , , , , , , , . . 4 . . .' . . . Y . . 1 1 1. . w Y , s 'V A ' . 14 4 . , . ' , ,, , ,. , . , , , . . V , . . s - s f 1 - 2 ' 1 ' '.'. . I ' Q i 1 V- - , ' . ' ,' V - ' ...,. , . t g ' ' I ' ... ' 5 . , , Y , ' . I . . ' . , , . A . 2 , ,. , 'L' f ' . . . ' U H . . . , , . Y Y . si A ' ' , . f - f t . . . Q .l ' 1 - A t . . . C - 1 7 , , . 1 Y , , l'ilkS'I' Row: Fisher. lk-llcrs Baillcy, Bzihli-, Fix, Fi y l c r Fleming, Bellis. Siiuoxn Row: Bmzack, Birliul qlmlersmi, Byers, Dushziuk, lii- lcsimu, Iikiii, Clxmr, lfursku Fm-ics. 'lilliui Rim: Mlziiiis, lfurlin lfryr, .Xrmur, inns, Bum, l'uL'K'lH Row: l.uHumi. I-L-uki, lizillcy, lflliur, Dulwich. l'iH- I'H RUNS: Cxirrull, Dig-gi-lv main, limililiii, llcnslvr, flinv- In-ll. l'1lRS'l Rmig Kiiiiptfl, Ciuthru- Lxing, lmiilililr, lirimcx, N Kuiiklc, l . liunklu, lluiir, SIALUNID Rim: l.vulxli1lr1lI Km-Isa-Ii, lmntz. l, qi lx u r, 'l' l.1lnml 5 p L- rgcr, Knpiiczcxxski Km-flu-r, ll. Cinligzmxirr. N Gmigzmzirc. vlilllkll Row: llulmr, llzimil- mn, llciirlcrsmi, l,uL'k11rml jzicksnii, lllggllli Luput. l'1HL'k'l'II Rim: ll u ni s l s i ii 1- Kuiipjznclc, llilclcnhrznml, Ku- pcr, I,zii-li, Kzirqimwicli, l.issy lxcllcr. l'Il-i'I'H Rim: Cirucn, 5. Lmiig- zmurc. Cinicxki, Kilcr. llzirt- lziml. Sixiu Rim: I, xi n cl s p c r gi-r Ilugiii-. Kuim-Ily, R. l,rwis, xxf lxxx is, l'iIRS'I Rwvw: Wicker, Nh-llim xii-lim, Ni-.110 y, D, Nlyi-rx: l'l:i11, l'1-clclcr, Rmlzihzillgli, 5liL'HNIJ Rmv: Xuxlin, Nlills, Orsinn, Szaumlvrs, Nluntmsc Pzivlik. 'liuiiui Rim: Nlillcr. Pzilzingiii, Ncnics, S. Xlcfunc, Rico, R. Xlycrs. Fm mn Rim: Xlimru, Ruin. Lucius, Nlznlt. Xlzigec, Nlcllin- gcr. l'1ll I'Il Row: Xl xi rc ul i ii ni, Puintz, l,1llllI'L'I', l':i rry, Xlc- Clltclicun, R. Xlqfunc, Ru- pert. SIXTH Ruw: Nlzirrin, Rosen- sluhl, lf. Xlyurs, l'ermky, l'iIRS'l Rim: Smith, Sliciur, Si-ip, ll zusliliurn. Y zz l s ii t i, lirizis, Zurich, Stcvurisini. Si-,umxn Ruw: Wzitsuii, Xlkst, ZIICVIY, Scuraiiiu, Wi-giver, luc- lccr, hnlzily, Nulizilm-r. vlilllkll Rim: Si-liiiviilvr, Walk- cr, C. Sullivziii, Vliflillflllllll, Suvugc, 'l':micxxit1, l'ul RHI Rim: ,l 5llllIY1l ii, XXUIL-slzigli-, llllsmi, xllllgjllll, SchcrHf l'lV'l'II Rim: xrriglir, VI, Nm- in-Il, l', Siiixxcll, lhurp. lfncsr Row: 1xIlIK1I1ll'l1, Dinon, Carroll, D11 1' 1 5, l3r11111l1:111gl1, licllis, l.. Clark, Calmlwell. S1,g11w11 Row: C11r1111:1,.Xll5ert, Nl, J. Bntlcr, Cnlincar, .Xco- lutta, Barrett, l3rc1w11, Billott, Illllllilb Row: linrlc, C 11 I1 f e r, Chappell, Docrntc, D11 sl1 c n. liiglcr, qXlt111:111, Clark. lf111'11'1'11 Row: Blict-,Cli1111l1cll, B11-lccrst:1l'l, llczurzc. Carrcra. l'.lRSl Ruw: l,:111ll'1-r, llagcr, lJ11l111sky, R, ill'NS, il ll r v 1 11, Ur11sx,Ur11l1l1s, Clrt-1-11, lf, G1-ss. S1-u1N11 Row: Kisrlt-r, Rally, ll111111lt1111, llllI'Sl1, l l1-tclwr. ll-Hlkll Row: Klllllfllilf, ling- xwir, -l11l111 s ll 11, KL'l3l'I'IllL'lQ, Krick, Irwin, Kt-cm-r. l-'111'11'1'n Row: ll:1m1lr1111, l.cl1- Illllll, Flynn, lft-jus. G ll 5' 11 11, Grcgg1,l'l11wsll, l 11rc111slcy. l'lll Ikll Row: L11 Ifr1111cc, Km- 111cr, Gcurgu, lllllfllytl, lflcx, Klinv. S1x'1n Row: l':1l1r1', ll11l1lc1'- l11111111, l n1s'r Row: l,c11l1:1rt, Nlay- strm'icl1, l.lll1I1, Butler, l'attcr- D sun, l'ag1111a, lctcrsun. S1iL'11x11 Row: Ra111s1-y, l'a1l1-11, xlZll'L'lll5, Urcll, Raygnr, Penl- 1lcr, l.ntz, Nlinervi11a. T1111111 Row: Peat, 011 dish l.j'IlCl'1, llorris, Nliller, Lnsel l1r111lc, Xla I'Tll1l'l1L'A'li, Ncnnrl. l'1Hl'R'l'H Row: 0FSlI11l,f3'BF3fl- 11v1t'l1, Nlariun, Ontlish, Ralph l111f'1'11 Row: l,11n1rz, l'ry, Ral- ingg, XlcHngl1, Ornlcr, llllllllll' S1x'1'n Row: l. c Il t z, Putt-rs li:1l11'ck, l,il1p11vicl1, Nli11vrv:1, l'lIkST Row: Rcmalcy, Smelt- xcr, Walters, SCl12ll'llt'l', R. Yar- gn, 'l1ZllCllf, Ricl1:1r1l. S1'1'11N11 Row: 'l' n 1' k c r, C Recs, XY I1 1 t cl1c:11l, Regets Xl'11111plcr, lY11111111-r, Wright. rlllllkll Rc1w:,I,X':1rg11 Sk'l1XY1ll'l, St1111gl1, N'l'IlSL'U, lytll- vcr, Recs. l'1Ul'k'l'H Row: Smith, Yunzcn Sinwcll, Rccs, f11c1'11, Yan- izt-sl41,Sal1r1. l'lII 'l'll Row: XY:1ts1111, Sllll 1111-rs, lV:1ts1111, Tl1:1r11, Sistel: XY1ls1111. illllill-lllll-.Tai DlbLllSblI1g plans for .1 soenl I ll Get By lhe school term of 1946 1947 saw the sophomore class com plete 1ts first full vear at North Huntmgdon Arriving here from lrvsm unror Hugh School, the members qurckly adapted them selves to the dally FOUIIDC, actlvltles and soclal life of North Hunt lngton Hrgh Under the guidance of Mrs Pllsworth Schwartz the class advrser they began their st iw by electing the officers who were to lead them through this xerx Important year of their hugh sehool career Por presldent they chose ack lwchelberger for vrce presrdent, Lnrl Nlmerva and for secretary Gertrude fhls group of students prow ed ltself to be exceptionally out standing ln scholarshlp and was well represented ln all helds of actrvlty fhere were seven sophomores Whose names appeared on the mrdterm and final honor rolls The group partrclpated wholeheartedly ln all clubs open to them ack I' lchelberger Bob Qlstek and Wesley Whltehead were outstandlng ln Junior varslty football and Larl Minerva ldommy Brozack ln varslty ack, Bob and Wesley were some of the regulars on junlor varsity basketball While Carl played varsltx Intramural sports played a large part IH the actlvltles of the class of 49 Boys participated ID touch football and basketball whrle gurls were active ln volley ball hockey, and bxsketball 1019 l auffer Betty lrwm, and lols Ann Cllnebell represented the sophomores ln cheerleading fhe blg event on the sophomore soclal cllendar was the freshman gophomore Partx xshlch took place muarv 31 lhe DAITIILKD Brothers furmshcd the music whlle a floral dxsplav ll1 the eenter serx ed as decoratlons Hivmg completed 1tS hrst xear rn North Huntingdon Hngh School successfully and h npplly, the sophomore class IS looking to the future school terms wlth hope and confidence OI' FICERS JACK ILlC.HFIBFRlFR Prendenr QARI NIINI-KVA I :re Prendent MRS Eleswokrn Seuwmzrz Adfuuer . A. P , 3, l I 5 g - 5 'K 5 t ' ' 1 J' Z ' . ' ,W V . f . -M... f- -1 ' ' . U , u l u e .' ,. . . U1 . I ' 1 1 L1 f V - f s K A - I x x. A , ..: , S zu' v yl 5 x r x v 1 ' , . . U . . . . , . 1 1 . . , ' ' C K W 1 ' Y 1 , ,. .,.. . ' I ' - 1 1 1 Kcbermck, Cn.RTRUm, Kr,BERN1eK, .,,Secretary , x Y ' I ' - . . ' ' , , C K , K. . . J . , K , I X' V m , . , . . J , . 2 . ' 1 . Y v l V . . . . . M . . . . . . .. . 2 S ' . ' . - ' , t ' 2. . . , . , A , , , . . . . . . . . 1 1 'A A 2 Yi 1 Lv X I . 1 2 . , A 7 . X . . 1 I ' 1 . . ' . j 1 1 ' ' ' I w I OH KPRN ll Hum lftlllllllf XXIIIIAM Xlellsr Inf Prfmltfr sl fr Frtshmtn officers and adxxser ln a jownl mood I II Be Around On September 4 the freshman class ascended for the hrst YIIHL the steps of North l'lllllIll1gd0I1 lovxnshrp High School After tht hrst fexx dns of C0l1lll9l0I1 subslded thex qurcklx adjusted themselx es to their new surroundmgs l arlx Ill October they elected as therr elass olhcers Phllllp Henrx presrdent VV1lh1m lVlcLunt, xxce president lee Mull steretarx Mrs Allet M :rx Kellv sers ed as adxlsor VK 1th the help of the sophomores these ofhcers pl lnned and presented the 1nnu.1l l reshman Qophomore l xrtx sports Vvllllllll lrmcett Phlllxp Henrv, WlllldlT1 Nobel leon H 1rr1s l ll aspen lee lasper lhomas Arthurs ack Pecko Nlcle Lhoplch, and othus Glrls also dlsplned JCUXL lnterest In the Intramural and outdoor sports md pxrtlelpated whole heartedly Ihe newcomers l0ll1CCl many elubs ud 0l'gdIllZ3Il0l1S leaders Club elected B xrbara Beach im is nts freshman representatlve Xxllfll thelr excellent l7Cgll1l1ll1g, the freshmen have success fully completed one fourth of their rournev toward thelr goal Miy thelr future wears at North Huntingdon be h1ppy ones and Ve :rs long to be remembered Bestowed upon them 19 the honor of belng the first freshm in el iss to enter the portals of N H ld H S x 1' u x If x . A 'IK I K1 1 x x , x X a K L' A x ' As . 7 . - 4x ' . 1 x ' x E 1 1 1 1- S 'x'k' Z - V , , v H .' , . ' ', 1 ' , ,' .' , . . . . VH - , 1 - . , 1 , l,Hll.l. ' if ' ' ' ' -' -H 5 x X 3 ' ' ' f ' - --- ,-,, 5, .- ,J, , l,lili lb1l'I,l, Srrfl ' f- - - '- - A - HR. , lm, HAM. KHH, HJTTQ- lhe ,lumor V1lfSlIy' qulckly claimed those boys Interested ll'l J Q: z lz ' 1 , - D ' , , z S, ,att , ,H , 5 , .,j , 1 x.sia ' - l 1 f v 1 - ' 1 , I 1- ,- ' 1 l 1 , . , . .h . w . , Q 5 1 2 ' ' X f '- r . ' . I Y' ' Q 2 ' .. , . r A - A ' ' ' C I A -VY 1 ti I A K 22 A' x A i x . L V .K lfiksi' Row: l,. Gongawarc H 1' il C h il ni, lfrcsh, Caldwell Galfron, llaincs, l.. Gregg Bruin. Siicriwim Row: Exton, A n t i s Bestwick, G. Davis, lfiirsyrli liilcsiiim, lhihnnich. 'lxiilkii Rmxg Duiigliurty, Cul- lic, Film, ll ll 1l li c l ml, Cl:1:1r Brmvii. Chappell, Cczirns. l 1i1'11'1'i1 Rmv: Diilmis, Buwur Cnmini, lfiiglclizirt, C' 11 r r 1- sc .-Xnnlcrsuii, llunnelly. l'gll 'lkll Row: Uzirlxin, Fiilmur l'1t'k'llU, llz1rris, l'qIIXYL'Uff, Clmp- i1'li, llxulilstrnni. Fiksl Rim: llIll'I'INUll, l.111i1ls- In-rgur, Ilwgiic, llliivgi, R, l,1-xv is, llulick, linlziyzi, l,1-1-. Si-1'1rNl1 Riiw: R111-I5 1' li, IJ juliiismi, Nl, lmwis, Knpur, XY lwwis, llurziir, Kurtz. llllllklb Huw: Klinc, R, l,:1lm1-r Kramer, R, .Inm-s, li, lluglics llzislnp, Kurnrlimpli, llciiry. lflll 11111 Rim: K :1 ll 1- 1 s k y ll 1' ll tl 1' r s 1: 11, Kl:1ss1-11, 'I lllighcs, llurnzilc, llcriwlal, If l,:1li1'r. l 111s'1' Rnw: M c C11 ll l e y xlL'lil1S, Nlzigill, lxlaystruvicli Pas, l,C1lf, xl2IllllClt', Martel Pructur. S E C 0 N ii R 11 wg Nlnrtignagii Xlcllingcr, Xlclflroy, Robertl suii, ,-X. Pcmlclcr, Mackey, Oalv mam. ilililkll Row: Xlull, Reclingcr ljuintcr, lforsliziy, Niiel, Xlur- ris, V. Pcclclcr, Pctrosku, l'1i1'i1'1'11 Row: R. Nlnrtz, l'. xlllffl, lNlellnn, McHugh, Pc- tusliy. l' IFIKH Row: NI 1 lc ll l 11, Ray xlL'L'lll1L', Xlumlic, Ruper. liiesfi' Rowg' 5. Xlilliziiiis, l llillizims, Yzirgu, 5L'l11llCl', W1-1111-r, 'l'ur11s, Nl, Williams Yursy. Si-Quixii Row: bl, Smith, Sum Smiilqi, SL'liL'l'lCll, llusc, Stulwln R. Smiiflcr, liiikii Ruw: -l. Sr1111H'1'r, Surl- nsky, S r r Il s x 1- r, llilllllllllillll, Shzm, W i ii g :1 r ml, 'lhiiiuxxiu Walters, Wright. l'irilR'l'I1 Row: Slllllllltfi, R, Smith, Zum, W1-hli, 'lk-iiiplc Sign, Srin-ly, L1-11, 4 ACTIVITIES nf? J ll f - --Q. wiv' 'H'- e -5'lI !ll?v I'U5f 'Y':e3, lfditors, lflizalmeth and 'l'rndy. We Whistled While We Worked 'lihis year, in addition to many other changes, Came a new name for the yearhook, 'lihe Norhiseope, which was suggested hy lliek liliee, winner ol' a school-wide contest to seleet the annual's new name. 'lille willing spirit that prevailed among staff memhers re- sulted in the production of a lane hook under the supervision of Nliss Dorothy Davis. 'lihis year's hook was edited hy lflizaheth lieaeham, who was ahly assisted hy ilirudy Ciongaware, literary editor. Business managers, .lohn Neilson and Rowland Kornrurnph, carefully laid plans for keeping the hook ont ofthe red. Soeials and the annual Christmas Hop were held to help defray expenses. 'lihe mechanical staff, headed hy .lack Perkins, had the responsi- hility of decorating the gym for the Hop. During the Thanksgiving holidays, a group of puhlieation staff members traveled to Milwaukee to an N.S.P..-X. Conven- tion. Useful and interesting information was obtained which eontrihuted greatly in making 'lihe Norhiseope a sueeess. l,l'l'li R XRY S'lfXlfl fwr1A'li-.ni Parhtt, Blair, lxleekner, Rice, Roth, Clnzpicn ,U,Uml,fw,SgGC,.1,pl, 5m,,1l.x.' ylurgic. and put S'mx1ns4.g Soukup, lid, Carroll, Green, Spencer, liar j?e6u.5 K 1 N li: - v if ' N'c'e o' 5, A -b a'o's.l'bi f K 3? ,Lys . A Q57 at P .VAZ3 img 6,435 Q if 4 f 1, J 2,94 V N as 'E' Env H ,g XY M 1'-1' , M sxs, ' W, 4' ' -.-L X Y 'C-' Y 'a ' w Q v J 4 nf l IRs'I' Row: l7, -lohnson, R Lewis, lf. Calmlwell, Xlalters Painter. SEcoNI1 Row: Nl, liaston Stouffer, Nlaystrovieh, Nl. XXII- liams, T. Caldwell, ll u l IH e Jarrett, Racko. 'l'HIIuw Row: Claar, McElroy Armor, l' a r r y, S h u s t e r George, Nemes, D, llvilliains. FouIz'I'II Row: Nl, Lewis, Len hult, Savage, Richard, Franke Mareius. FIFTH Row: Gross, Xntis, U'- Connell, Lehman, D. Caldwell VV. Johnson, YYalters, l,unn. SIx'I'II Row: Fulmer, Chopich hlrs. Hadley, Kunltle, Krirlt. SEVI-:N'I'II Row: l,ee. Clark, S Baston, Byers, Xltfraelten. liIIsII'I'II Row: Plllllllglll, lit-Ilis l,ong, Snietzilc, Ostroin, Wisser Nlartz, Nlexieruey, Watson lfleteher. fl 'g 'i Y X A 'lihe .-Xrt Cluh this year eonsistecl of art and mechanleal- tlrayying stuclents interestetl in improving their ability in the fieltl ol' 1ll'I. Xlrs. llelen llaclley was adviser to the club. Officers or the year were: Presimlenr, -lack PZIITYL viee-president, Geralt Gross, secretary, Dorothy Shusterg antl treasurer, Betty Armc 'llhe elulv sponsoretl one ol the outstancling events of the year, the llallowe'en tlzuiee. Jxlllllllll, as well as stuclents, eooperatec hy coming in costume. lwo seniors, Par Hoelcensrnith and Gloria Cliacliina were ayy:1I'tletl season tieltets to the hasliethall games lor zineariiivf Ill tlress hest tymilyinv 21 veriocl In Iist '. 1C . P-N ' ' . vary. proeeecls lroin the tlanee were used to huy art supplies for eluh. .Xlso in the may ol' enrertaininent, the group, along W' some ol' the other school oigziiiizatiolls, enjoyetl an evening at the lee lfollies. l'he memhers all lelt that this year's meetings were particularly instructive not soon to he forgotten. ancl their social evenings together, .gg G NJ AA Shirley Brotktr lrene Rice ohn Neilson Bob Xrthurs Nliss lormine Peters l'lIL.ll1LIl1 t ith un Irudx Ciong,,m nrt I I'lnl1ilpl:1u.- li-I One of the phases of journalistic undertfilxmg :lt North Hunt ingdon is that connected with the Lllll and Qcroll in mterni tionil, honomrx, schollstic society for journalists Membership in this hne orginwation is bestowed only upon individuals show functions of high school public :tions lhis year six seniors met the necesswry requirements and were initiated into the group it .1 dinner meeting held it the 'icktown Hotel in Max lhey were Qhirlx Broclter Irene Rice Robert Arthurs, ohn Neilson, rlrudy Gonglwdre .ind l'llL21l7CIl1 Be'1ch.1m Miss lorrame Peters l wiser of the orgtinwation, supervised an interesting program which included members of prexious yetirs relating some of their jour I1ZlllbIlL experiences while in the service At the business meet mg whith followed ofhters were elected for the coming year A l.,J ! , A t' , .5 li-1 ' 1 , D' i 1: 'z -. Q , - - n ' I I ' - I ' I u. I I . I ! l I - l . ' x . . Q r i 1 6' ing remzirkable talents and ability in the editorial and business . if ' ' , , f . -I s , , . . . 1 ,' .' . .., ,zit- ' -v Vx v bl ' 5 X X I . I Guess I'II Get The Papers And Go Home r --,ss X-fa -X -SN Right wtf rlu- pn-ss. lflulvurr 'Xjrhurg Miss Xlznri Walters. 3-'-. -rw s.-'Sify Rmxlqfmi Knrnrllmph, R ll um. 1 .' C i s , w'r11slnirh, Betty ,r 4 rd. I lurvm'e- Kunklv. . ig-, . rlcy liruckcr. ,lun usr low xl 1 ttrs Roth w r 1 ms n lim IH S town Roxx Nlrlltr Rtmrltx Lhuplth Dnlxols Davis Flex Blgltr Stun 1 nan ox t rn In xx 1 tt s 1 rn t L Rlll x e o 'run rn rost u IXH1 Se ltr tes fmrxgrxx HH VCI' S IIN QI' INS It L LILWIIH IUII' L l 1 IH low III on IN on ,ross uct Be s le lm on lhe Huntlngdon H1 IIICS xx as the nexx name chosen for our newspaper In 1 contest held early m the first semester, Dolores Blgler 1 sophomore, SlllJH11IICCl the xvmnmg name One purpose of the piper xxas to present nexxs of school affalrs and ZCIIVIIICS ln as many mterestrng vx lxs as possnble Another of nts purposes xvas to glve students an opportumty to develop their xxrrtmg xhllltv MISQ MTTIOIW Siegel IH the capacxtv of adxlser helped put the st :ff into the sxxmg of 1ts xxorle Shlrlex Broclter serxed IS edltorln chlef lsslsted by l'thel Roth as news edltor lrene Rlce, feature editor provlded much of the humor for the paper Bob Arthurs, ilxvavs on the alert, hlled the sports page xxlth the lrtest developments m our sports xxorld The bl1SlI1CSS end of the H1 lltes was well managed by P1 trlcla Hoclcensmlth It was her Joh to see that the paper had suf hclent funds for all necessltles AClVCI'Il9lI'lg was managed hy Rowland Kornrumph lhe duties of dlstrxbutmg and exchang Ing the papers fell to Florence Kunkle xvho served as clrculatlon manager An electron sponsored hx the staff xx as held 1n March to Fund 1 Prlnclpal For A Day On March 20 Matlrlce Lunn xxlth Glorla Chadlma as hls secretarv executed the duties whxch ordx narxlv belonged to Mr Worrall and Nlrs Naser Two soclals were held and each proved to be a success As a grand finale, the stall put out an xssue xxhlch was the picture rexlexx of the whole year We congratulate the cntlre st iff on their hne achxexements thus year : 'zl - , l. Rice, Chzndinxzx, flrtlxnrs, Brtcke , clfll -3, lfry -, lf. -1 'l :rm x': hl. Ri'e, lil-Zlll, Ra' , 'lf K' nga are, l'arl'ltt, Sl:-n r, l.utt-lrink, l,: ll r. Rox': Rzrk ,F X- ,Mr t 5 -, S ll' 'z , .' -haf' , l,. ' 1: are. l n Ill Row: Du ,liv I- , fh rt- , X111-S'-g-I, B, B-1 fl: ,VCV g-,l,1nl, 'z -lim If t , li: it ,fl .:, C: l', 'll1:, ja 'li , I . 1 . .- 1- fc K' K 7 , c i i 1 - 1 1 1 Z '1 1 . ' 'C ' . . 'I '. .1 . 1 . 2 . . ' ' v ' . ' f 2 L f ' 1 ' '. .' ' . 'D Zf -U - - ,zinc .1 , ,'s . . N1 2 1 1 Q x L1 .1 , v. , , x x ' ' 14x 1 Y as 1 . . . - 1 3 1 ' ' f 2- Y I N V E 1d Y! ex ' ' U . . ,, ' . 7. I 1 1 I , 1 1 V 1 1 - . 1 . .. . I x 1 n1e1 L' x ' . C I l ' 1 v. v 1 4 ' . X 1' 2 l v 1 l ' . L 'V K 1 l irfirt, lluekensinirh, A more, lilznr, Sensi-nirh Dancing In The Dark 1 ,I.n'k zinml lriuly rrnwneil lung :inrl Qin-en inlq zli-miilgl-iiliiil' , . , . llie :innuzil C hristnizis llnp, helcl lleeeinlmei' 20, was spon- sored hy the puhliezitinn srzillis :ir lluntingclnn. flyile Knight :inml his 0l'L'l1l'Sfl'Il supplied the clzineers with exeellent inusie. ilihe mlee- urzitimis were inzicle of crepe paper with xi solicl white eeiling clrzipecl froin the center of the gym to the sicles. Clusters nl hells :incl pine gzitherecl the crepe paper on rhe sides. 'lihe eustoinziry tree Stoocl in the center of the floor gziily lightecl :incl cleeorzitecl. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the king :incl queen. This is the First year a king has heen selected :incl ,lack Perkins had the privilege of reigning as king while lrucly Gongaware reigned :is queen. The senior class chose these two on the hzisis of personality, sclmlarship, :incl Citizenship. Xlziry l.ou Pzirfirt, ,lean Sensenieh, Pzitrieizi lloekensniith, Nlxirjorie lilziir, :incl -loe :Xrhore inzicle up the court. 'lihe clzince was zi huge sueeess :is zi most eiijoyuhle evening wzis hzicl ln' stuclents, fzieultv, :incl alumni. 'CU I , ' Hnp vzincliclntes. . i lfixsi' Row: G. lgimlsperger, llumclsme, Shirley, Uongaware, Carroll, lilice, T, Lamlsperger. Si-jcoxn Row: l.t-o, lileclciier, Kehernick, Walters, Nliller, Rice, Hamilton. 'liiiiui Row: Smith, Nlyers, Williams, Caldwell, Lenhart, l'. hlartz. lfril RTM Row: Klarcolina, Kornrumph, Semtak, l.. Hartz, ,lim Linton, lfeclto, .lack l.inton. 1 Marching Along Together The band consisting of thirty-six playing students, eleven majorettes, a drum major, Hag bearers, and color guards attended all major football games this year. The trip to Tirusville was a surprise and, though quite a long, hard bus trip, was enjoyed hy all who made it. A new school Hag bearing the initials, N. H. T. was used in all the games. The band showed great improvement this year. In volume, it surpassed many of the larger bands around. The group, how- ever, was very much limited because of an insufficient number of uniforms and instruments. Both of these items have been scarce for several years because of wartime restriction, but, when they appear on the market at reasonable prices, the school hoard is planning to supply the group's needs. The student manager, Tom Carroll, was selected for a first trumpet position in the All-County Band. A program by this organization was given in the South Greensburg junior High School auditorium in the fall. A small news pamphlet, The Bandstern was published at intervals for the members, information and enjoyment. The annual banquet was held at the Village Inn where awards were made to all members who had earned the necessary points. During the year, the director, Mr. Wilbur Scott, organized beginning students in the township grade schools. Anyone who was able to secure an instrument was given free instruction. Stu- dents who play instruments or who have the desire to do so are always welcome in the band. OFFICERS Srzidmil Direcfor Dfivia SHIRLEY Sfmleii! .flfmzager 'Yom CARROLL I,TIIl1l'l',Q7'IIIIIIl1fl' .llaizrig Nmwci' Gozwoawauu Librarian Gnoizuit HUNIELSINE S FEE We Could Make Such Beautiful Music Students selected for the A Capella Choir were the best ob- tainable under our present set-up for music groups. lhere were singers who should have been in this choir but could not partici- pate because of schedule conflicts. Rehearsals were conducted two periods a week. For the Christmas assembly, the choir presented a cantata entitled The Carols of Christmas. At the evening performance, parents and friends of the members were guests. During an in- terlude, vocal solos were sung by Barbara Ann Taylor, Gerald Gross, and Leona Good. The choir, consisting of thirty-six stu- dents, is to be commended for this fine music program. Another very fine performance of the choir was at the community Easter Sunrise service. The Clef Club has for its members students who are inter- ested in furthering the art of music in school and community. Required qualilications for membership are that the student be interested in music, but need not be a soloist either in voice or on an instrument. Nlembers furnished programs for school assem- blies and local entertainment. VVeekly meetings were conducted in the music room. Officers for the year were: president, Rowland Kornrumphg secretary, Pat Hockensmlth, and treasurer, Nick Feclco. Ol'liRl'I'li'l'lf l,lf.-KDS Peterson, lfecko, Hockensmith. Good, Gross, Rice, Korn- rumph, Zurco. l:lRSl' Row: Xlr. Seo Stongh, Walters. Rice, 'liaylor Kloorc, Xeilley, K l e L' li ll L r Zona. Siicoxim Row: llooil, Pain lhiem, lid, S a v a g e, Di Louise Spencer, l,ois Spen lfarhart. liiiiuw Row: Xlnll, Willia liancle, ll u n t, llockensmith, Xlcdic, ,I a 1' lt s o ii, C hat Gongauare. l'lUl'R'Ill Row: Zucco, lla llcnry, Gross, Mlams, Kle- Craclien, Klanchar, Yaughn. Xlcfutcheon, l.unn. flicco, Gross, llocltens mith Green, l't-cko, lilzims, li.-ttr son, Varroll, llager, Ku rumph, Xlr, Scott, Ciozid. lxxi-I-Liv.: Lois Spencer Soukoup, Louise Spencer S'l.xxiviw.- l.elt In right. Du hois, Dusliack, Smith. lil Green, Rice, fhopich, Conga- NX ll FC. LKLT, IHS, vis, FII- INT, :X light musical comedy was produced hy some of North lluntingdon's music students under the direction of Mr. Vllilhur Scott. 'lihe theme of the operetta, Ask ilihe Professor, was that of commencement day on a college campus. 'lihe plot included the crowning of two school queens, and the holding of a corona- tion ball. Snappy dance routines and tunelul songs made up most of the operetta. 'lihe principals of the cast were .Xlhert Shif- ller, l,eona Good, Rowland Kornrumph, Shirley Zucco, Gerald Gross, lrene Rice, Nick Feclco, Pat lloekensmith, and Doreen Peterson. lhe dancing and singing chorus consisted ol any students with ahility who wished to participate. 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Q V V1 .1 11 f ,, l lf' 1- 1 ,L. l.'w1l1'1l L111rly t1'1 1g. .1 .1 l 1 l ty -l1' 1l 1 '1 11 1, I7l'L'.' 1 3 l'1SfllL'l' AlltlL'l'.'0l1, ' '1-pl' l'I1f2 5ll'1lI1 1 L1LllL1y, .'1c1'L- 1 1 . ' 1l,11l1L-1', t1'c1 .'111'L-1'. ,The Sophomore 'l'.lf.G was organized so that the younger stu- dents might also have a home economics club ol their own. lhis vounger group held many social events during the year. lhe officers who helped them in their activities were Rita Colinear, president, Clara Nlarie Fletcher, vice-president: Nlary Doshen, secretary, and Anna Marie Carroll, treasurer. FIRST Row: Soukup, George, Zona, Royed, Parfitt, Gonga- ware, Bestwick, liarlizirr, lfel- luca. SECOND Row: Good, Chadima, Sensenieh, Rice, l.ouisc Spent- er, l,ois Spencer, Duhois, Cho, pich, l'fIl. 'l'IIIIzn Row: j, Green, Bridge, Franke, Kasparek, Nlonrrose, Nloreheid, Rose, Guhonich, ll. jones. l'40l'R'l'H Row: l,2ll'lI11Ul','l1ll11ll- vini, Higgins, Bohine, jarrett, Paulson, B. Green, 'l1l'1lCI11. FIFTH Row: Hlava, Breon, Blair, Miss Corrin, Undish, Pilipovich, lf, jones. 1, Fiksr Row: Myers, Valenti, Laher, N, Gongaware, .-Xncler- son, Nedley, Lang, Guthrie Knopfel. SIQCONII Row: Boot, Smith, D. Gongaware, uieaver, Brozaelc f Sofaly, Shear. TI-IIRII Row: Eyler, Xlontrose Sullivan, Henderson, Moore NleCune, l'avlik, Rodabaugh. FoL'R'I'II Row: Grimes, lfryt llainilton, Kunkle, Dlishaek Nemes, lfetsko. FIFTH Row: Loput, Nliss Cor- rin, Bahle. ka'--J FIRST Row: Regets, llursh - Caldwell, Colinear, Carroll Ramsey, l'agona, l'atterson. Sl-ICONIJ Row: liellis, Foreru- sky, Stough, Carrera, Renial- ey, Peterson, Barrett, I.:i- France, Clugsten. 'liuikn Row: Wright, Tucker Scarano, Gregg, Kehernick Klanchar, Nlaystrovieh, Con- fer, Nlinervina. FOLTRTII Row: George, Cline- hell, Gruhhs, l,ehInann, Green Yargo, Sineltzer, l'1lF'l'll Row: lYIIIlllllCl', l,utz lfejes, Nliss Corrin, Glohosky llinon, Walters. tto l' tlto Grimes, Kopaczexxski, Futsr Row: Lee, Hughes, Pas, lixton NN Layer Lo it on tnsmith Rice, Beat-ham, Shil'l'ler, Sscoxo Row: Xlellon, Beacham, D us B 'X orris arrs n u rt iurs tni irt, bliss Peters, lirocker. ll'lIRD Row: Green, Frye, P. Xlorris Sic Us Ifotaiu Row: Shafer, linguier, johnson I Can't Begin To Tell You 'lihe aim of the National Forensic League is to promote in- terest in public speaking and to improve the ability and increase the participation of the students in this held. Fields of speech in which the contestants may compete are: humorous and dramatic readings, extemporaneous speaking, ora- torical declamation, and original oration. Twenty Forensic points are required to enable a student to enter the National Forensic League. A small badge is then obtainable to prove that the con- tended is a full-fledged Forensic member. Although only a small number of students entered contests early in the year, the number gradually increased to include quite a few more. lfspecially active toward the end of the year were the freshman and sophomore members. Some of the more important speech tournaments entered by North Huntingdon students were: West View, St. Vincent Prep, St. Xavier, Hurst, Greensburg and hlonessen. Ar Monessen, where contestants were gathered from all over Vllestern Penn- sylvania, Nick Fecko won second place in Humorous Readings and Isabel Grimes won third place in Oratorical Declamations. ,-Xt Vkest View Albert Shifller won four first places, the only con- testant to do so. To end this Forensic season Miss Lorraine Peters, advisor, sent the three highest scorers to the Finals at Duquesne Univer- sity. 'lihere representatives from all the state of Pennsylvania competed to discover the best person in each held. North Hunt- ingdon's contestants were: Cecilia Kopaczewski, lsabel Grimes, and Nick Fecko. Albert Shirlille led the N. Huntingdon N, F. l,. chapter in forensic points and thus earned the highest award, the Degree of Distinction. The Forensic League elected as its ofhcers: Albert Shifller, president: Nick Fecko, vice president: and Flizabeth Beacham, secretary. glu- . Fiiiili-'IFFTEI-H We II Be Close As Pages In A Book lht I llJI'lI'X Klub eomposecl ol stucltnts who wut IIIILFLSTCCI lll I'LiLllllf,, 111s under the LIIFLCUOII ol Mlss lorrune Ieters the sthool l1br.1r1an Uwtl 1 store ol students belonged wlth those l1dVlllg lree school hours lCl'll1g .1s I IIDFITN Axles lhtst students performed sueh t1slss IS TNLTKIIIIL books flIxlI1f., put of IIIDFIIW ptrnnts l'LLOfCllI1g our due shps IS well IS keeping tht books on I1 shtlus lll order tu hrst IIILLIIIIII o tu IDI ny 111 1x,1s held 1t N s Itttr homt rlu nunlhtrs out gn lms on mon to mt food uns ns nnt tu LIOSL IS tu o cus II1rr1et ILL president HIL D 1 s p 1 nt 1 Cxrut Dans setretux tre 1s11rcr bung dlscussed lht group part1cul1rlx enjox ed plus bx Iru gene O Xlelll lhe Ieem 111 Cometh hung one ol the most pop u 1r In Noxember the OI'g'lI1l7'lIl0ll sponsored 1ll sthool llLlI'llf11 socxal NXI'llCI'l meludtd .1 progl llll If IIIICFITIISSIOII Ilus progr1m besldes ftltllflllg l1lLlblLll numbers bv members of the elub featured Z1 monkey ut by Nltls Petko 1 dame by liessle Henderson 'md sutr.1l songs bv Gerqld Gross lht toneludmg sou.1l ment of the xe1r NX 18 1 7lCI1lL meld III tu sm g me members 1re 1ll loolung forxx 1rd to btlongmg to nut xt 1rs I 1 bmrs Club 'Nr 1 1 un 1b4 11111 s Duns P1tos 1 vsnlm s o Huy., Mellon XIIIIJUFH Iee XIJIHICI Nllss leters Iutlxer I'resh C lwls plglll Brton Gregg, Knntle Ruko X Bre on I ' I 5 ' ' I 1 I xl I I r 1 'l I. 2 'Y N 5 N 'x 1 L' - I. K' ' .'h'i I i xl' 11 j, '15 1 1 ' 1 ' , 1 1 '1 1.1, 1 v I 4 x l ks :U I v Ax 1. 2 7 I ,kfl I X ,ls X ks , ku 1 1 Q 1 If 1 A 7 ':, 1 f ' 1-' le .1 1 ' ,-Xt l 1 I .1 11 ' I l 1 Ifl '1 ' Club, wh 'l J 1 1 . lips '1 1 s' 1, 1 1 1 .' 'cn tl: l ' l 1 Q., 1'l1:. Ar rl t' 1 l -y 'l 1.1 l'Il' th 1 5, 1 1 111, 1 1 hlezu 1 ll '13, Vlce- 1' 1s1de 3 :nd Z., 11'-.12-,, .2- ,- The meetings were held once 21 month with books 2ll'llI plays , , , , , , , . ., . - . - ur - Q x ' . .. ,I Q 1 ' N' - lz . ' 1 . ' s 3 an 1 - 2 ' I s ,Z ' w. xl 5 xx Vv , ks I . , , 2. , ,. . V 2 . ., , , ,. . 1' 1,'11 'QCII 'l1 l1.'l n. II1 . . , . 11 ' 'z 1 '11 5,- I 3 I S1-9 Tun: l'r1- . U1 1 '-l,.1Xn4 tif, : .', 1 Sky. QQ: H:1tl p, 'ht-s, A I 1 ' Y 1 Y A I Y IJ: M' I , M. 1 , K i f lllfl:-':ll':LIlK It s As Sample As That FRP NLH CI UB lhe French Club was orgamzed Ill order to create an m terest IH the French language and to learn more About the French eustoms and tradltrons VV1th Nllss uha Nardel as their adviser, the elub went bosxhng to the mox les, played Prench card games held 1 soeral and produced 1 humorous assembly program Qex Ll ll Ireneh Club members jolned the International Qtudents Soeletx XNl1lC.I'l en lbled them to correspond wrth I'rench students holding 1 larewell banquet consrstmg of trfndltlonal I'rench dlshes Ufheers leadlng the elub were PFLQICILIII I'll721b6tl'l Beach IIN xlee presldent Doreen xcleson, secretary Shirley fueeo and tre nsurer I otus I afffoon I A l IN LI UB One of the new organrl itlons established If Iluntmgdon this ye 1r was the Ldflll Llub In estabhshmg thrs club lt was hoped th it I atm would be made more lnterestlng and enjoyable to the students Among the year s act1v1t1es were an 1I1lfldtl0l'l meetlng where the members dressed ur early Roman costumes, a socral, a Christ mas party, and an expedition to see Caesar and Cleopatra, a move deahng Wlth early Roman l1fe To celebrate Iatm vweek a MISS Urama contest was spon sored Representatrves to the contest from many schools were ehosen by merlt of beulty, lntelhgence, and personallty Caro lyn Ienhart was the glrl chosen to represent North Huntingdon lhe entlre Iatm Club vrsrted Buhl Planetarlum, March 6 to vrew a speclal sky show and a pageant presented by the candr dates for Miss Uranla To end a successful year, the Latm Club held a farewell banquet The club oH:1cers elected by the members were presldent, Wxmfred ohnson, secretary Barbara Beacham, treasurer, Lee Mull Sl XIII lxorurumph qehanl SIIITILW Orell Nlorrls uut P nu Kebernlek I iron .1 ware Perkins Hager Brunel. Eleltelberger SIAXDINI Bower Iamew1t7 Henrx XI areham Cade Mull 'Nlelrlugh Whitehead Infoon S hongaware rvfrpflf 7 ,r'. '. .' ' 13, -,' Lf WII fi , 4' ' , - H'- .'s: ', l .Vx I v ' u . ' , ' , r I! I I hlh , I - , I I . 1 I , . ' Y V. , . . . s ,S ' , . 1 ,. Z - :: ,. -1 .. '- l I 1 s W x 3 v D . kt 1 - A 1 A' .', .. ' , ', A I , , K ' ' , , L- who were studylng lznghsh. lhe year was successfully ended by 1 1 J v 1 , s C 1 i ks ,xs- : -', , Q ,' . f s - K v 'V42 ' L x 1 .A 3 2 D .N- ,. ,, e , , ' N ' ' '. ' . - , 2 lr U r x . 1 . r . 1 A I , . . . . . . . . f . ' ' U f 1 I, .- V. . . 7 . n 4 ' 7 C6 ' K ' 33 - Q S 1 2 - - X I -I 1 V. ' - J ni. ' A , , 7 . J . , . The Student Council at Huntingdon acquainted the students with the principles of self-government. lfqual representation was shown by having each home room president attend all meetings. Under the supervision of Mr. XVorrz1ll, the council elected Harry Cade, president, Louis Lziffoon, vice-presidentg and Trudy Gong- ZIVVZIFC, secretary. lhe group established the policies which gov- erned the student body throughout the year. FIRST Row: Zueeo, Bent-lI:1In, West, SIfcoNo Row: Miss Nnrdei, Paulson, Pfam, Nloore, jack- son. TIIIRII Row: Mefntelieon lfveringhuln, fycwUIllk'll, l,:If- flllfn. FIRST Row: Gregg, West Krick, McHugh, Mellon, P. Morris, Hamilton, Green, Tucker. v SECOND Row: Mrs. Newell Remaley, lixton, Mull, Weav- er, Reese, Davis, B. Morris. IPHIRD Row: Collie, Alberts Beneham, Gongawzire, lrwin, W. johnson, Kebernick, Dick, Filtz. v FoL'RTII Row: Gross, Carroll, Carrera, Lusebrink, Pagonn, Patterson. FIFTH Row: Bower, Comini, Howell, Mccune, Sandusky, D. johnson, l.eo, !lhlI QISIIR -!l: '! 'Fl ll!l!l!Q I Wish l Had A Talking Picture For the first time in several years a Camera Club was es- tablished at North Huntingdon by M r. Donald Robson and later continued by Mr. Paul Snyder. Along the photography line, the members were taught the fundamentals of developing pictures themselves. They also learned how to operate various types of cameras and how to take certain kinds of shots. It was difiicult to operate properly the functions of the Camera Club, as facitities such as dark room to develope the pictures, enlargers, projectors, and many other items could not be obtained. In spite of all these handicaps, the members acquired many interesting and helpful ideas as to the operations and functions of the camera. The Camera Club sponsored a very successful dance and also a roller skating party at Del Vittos in Jeannette. With the money obtained from these two parties equipment was bought to aid the junior photographers in taking and developing pictures. Much credit is due Stanley Baston who made a great success of the club. He and Gerald Gross snapped many excellent pictures for the Huntingdon Hi-Lites and some for the yearbook. The club was led throughout the year by Stanley Batson, presidentg Louis Lafifoon, vice-presldentg and Shirley Brocker, secretary-treasurer. The 1947 Camera Club members have laid a line foundation for the club in the years to come. We are sure that the future members will have much success and have many happy memories on which to look back. FIRST Row: lf. Caldwell, Hunt F. Kunkle, Bastian, Pfau, D Caldwell, Gross. Sricorsn Row: Rice, V. Kunkle Antis, Shuster, Lewis, Mclflroy. Truim Row: Yutsy, Williams, La- ber, Blair, Gongaware, Leukhardt Fot'R'1'ii Row: I,aFrance, Fellers Frye, Cearns. Galley. F11- ru Row: Roth, Grimes, Fyler Beacham. 'For Row: Stevenson, Xlr. Sny der, Weaver. Finsr Row: Chopich, Colin- ear, Bigler, West, Rice, R Kornrumph, Barrett, Gonga- ware, Pfau, Hartland, NV. Kornrumph. Siicoxn Row: D. Caldwell Lewis, Bower, Kunkle, liaston, Bilott, Remziley, Walters, lVlel- lon, Nl. Fletcher, l,. lfleteher Nlr. George Xlichaels, 1 1 'lilllkll Row: Martz, Clem, Butler, Stough, George, Car- rera, Vllatson, Ii. Green, E. Caldwell, Antis, Nlull. l'l0lTR'I'H Row: flntonich Globoski, jack Linton, Vargo Neilson, Martz, Kanetsky, B Green, jim l,inton, Grimes. v v FIFTH Row: Dubich, Tha rp, Furlin, Kline, Means, Buk- ovsky, Humelsine, Whitehead Lach, Fahry. l ' - Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition The Rifle Club, conducted in Army style, was one of the many active organizations ol our school this year. The objective of this organization was to encourage marksmanship and sportsman- ship. There were several competitive meets throughout the year, but the equipment did not arrive in time to enter the VVPIAL. Nomenclature, assembly, disassembly, care and cleaning, posi- tions, markmenship and range procedures were all taught military- fashion. Also highly stressed were the Ten Commandments of Safety . Equipment used by the club members included rifles, sights, ammunition, accessories and targets. The rifles and ammunition were of Army surplus. This co-recreational course had a membership of approxi- mately l3U members. All rifle competitions and record shootings held by the club were governed by the rules and regulations as laid down by the National Rifle Association of America. Some of the advantages offered by the N.R.A. are: membership in the greatest Shooters' Club in the world, unbiased technical infor- mation, opportunity to compete in ofhcial shooting meets, and protection from anti-gun laws. The officers elected for the year were, president, Rowland Kornrumphg vice-president, Edward Watson: secretary, Corrine Barrett, treasurer, jackie Rice, with Mr. George Michaels, as adviser. ff , . 5 E A . , f 1 '. 1' 1 EV ATHLETICS fbi? J f IZ Z ZCOV Coaulies, Nliehaels and Brace Seasons Results Huntingdon Huntingdon Huntingdon Huntingdon Huntingdon Huntingdon Huntingdon Huntingdon Huntingdon Huntingdon Games away Yernon High . . Xloon Twp. . . . . lfrie liast . 12 'Wiilkinsburg 19 'Greensburg ' Latrobe 21 'Jeannette 24 ' Titusville Trafford ' SI. XVTIILTITY l Get A Kick Out Of You -I feat fi Coached by Mr. George Michaels and Mr. John Brace, the North Huntingdon eleven was host to Vernon lligh for its first contest. Through a touchdown in the third period, Vernon won 6-2. The next Saturday, Huntingdon played powerful lfrie lfast. Although the home team made the first touchdown, the final score was Erie lfast 12, North Huntingdon 6. Traveling to the Holy City, Huntingdon was outclassed and defeated, Vfilkins- burg scoring 19, and our team O. The following week found the North Huntingdon gridders at Greensburg for a night game. The initial score came when Carl Ustrom intercepted a pass and raced 40 yards for a touchdown. Later, Greensburg scored to tie the game. Although outplaying Greensburg, Huntingdon was not able to score again. The score was 6-6. The next game was lost to Latrobe 21-6, even though Huntingdon's Kenny N1cCune scored on a pass play in the last quarter. At a rainy night game, North Huntingdon was again beaten, this time by -leannette. The Final score was 2-1-U. November 2, North Huntingdon trav- eled to Titusville. Yvith Bill Duffy scoring once and Carl Ostrom scoring twice, the game proved to be our first victory. The game ended with the score of Huntingdon 18, Titusville 7. At its first home night game Huntingdon defeated Trafford 20-U. This was accomplished by Kenny NlcCune running one touchdown and Carl Ostrom making two others. Our final game was with St. Vincent Prep on Armistice night. The game was won by St. Vin- cent 6-O. Thus ended North Huntingdon's first football season, not a particularly successful one, but one full of promise for the coming YCZIYS. FIRST Row: Nlr. Brace, llensler, Beter, Fecko, Brown, Fawcett, 13. XleCune, Woleslagle, Xlr. Xliehaels. SECOND Row: N. Fecko, Wilson, Xlcllugh, Duffy, .Xdanis, Nlinerva, 11'hitehead, .Xrthurs ililllkll Row: Laltatosh, Denale, Ustrom, Sullivan, Perkins, Urell, K. NleCune, :Xrbore lfutsr R The North lluntingdon Township ,lay Vees, under the leadership of lvarren D. Shepler, came through with one victory and two ties against four defeats. Toni lfeter and lioh .'XI'fl1llI'S, seniors, very capahly assisted Mr. Shepler with the team. The team ehallied up its only victory at the expense of Vernon, deadloelced with the Sewickley Township and :Xspinwall junior varsities, and lost twice to Derry Township. The other defeats were one to Sewickley Town- ship and one to Shady Side Academy. Outstanding among the players were such hoys as lVesley Vl'hitehead, ,lack lfichelherger, lioh Sistelc, Charles Cortese, .lack lfecko, Bill lfawcett and Arnold Bukovsky. The .lay Vees composed of eighth, ninth and tenth graders contrihute much valuable playing experience for future varsity teams. North l-luntingdon's hrst junior varsity has made a good start. Keep up the good work, boys! ow: Sinclair, Dougherty, Yost, Sch: inf Netowo Row: Lhopieh, Sistek, Lortese, Painter, l,ichtenlels. in ggi . 'I' R :D -ll',Xlll,F- fz 1 A-3 - Aflhgpnuoxx onnt 5 u ttlto, Xxlllitlltlil, llirris, Nlolslq, Football gmncjs hrnpq fun and thllns F47lk'LlI Row: Kline, Smetalc, lloltlerhaurn, Dunn. lfichelherger. Nlgllt Zlctloll W1thJCZ1I'mCttC Smer'ar. That marching routinelllll KN!-1lzl,lNfQI liiclielherger, Ca rroll. l'ilRS'I' Row: lfletcher, Bouldin, Whitehead, Nlr. Warren Sliepler, Sistek, Xrthurs, Blice. Srxxnixuz l,ucas, Kifer. lfalwry, llunn, l,ach. l,ead hy Coach -lohn Brace, North lluntingdonls team opened its first hard- wood season in a game at Swissvale, which ended in a defeat for lluntingdon, 45- 32. :Xt a second game on lfast McKeesport's floor, the local quintet were again defeated. Playing return games at North Huntingdon, Swissvale and lfast Mc- Keesport were hoth defeated 33-26 and 42-3l. lfor the next exhihition game, lluntingdon's cagemen traveled to Farrell, only to suffer defeat hy a score of 44- 22. lhe following week lluntingdon played an away game with Monesson. 'lihe Xlonesson Greyhounds defeated our local team 49-31. 'lihe Section X opener saw Scottdale defeated hy North Huntingdon, 36-28. 'lihe next section game was at Latrobe where our cagemen were set hack hy a score of 49-29. Again the local five suffered defeat when they traveled to Greens- hurg. Staging a comehack, Huntingdon defeated llurst and Derry 'liownship in games which proved to he close all the way. 'lihe next victim was ilirafford, whom we defeated 44-40. 'lihe next game Jeannette upset Huntingdon 35-43. lo finish the first half of Section X, Huntingdon defeated the Blairsville five 37- 32. In the second half of Section X, Huntingdon defeated the Blairsville five 37-32. ln the second half' of Section X competition, Huntingdon was defeated hy Scottdale and to make up for these sethacks, the locals overwhelmed Hurst and Derry lownship. 'lihe Blue and Gold had enough wins to enter the County Tournament. Hav- ing made a fairly good showing among Class A schools, North Huntingdon ended its first season of exciting games. l'3IRS'I Row: Nlinerva, 0'L'onnell Brown, liellis. Sricoxn Row: jack l.inton, R Nlcfune, K. Nlcfune, Xlclntyre Shirley, -lim l,inton. I ow: llensler, l,affoon Perkins, Sullivan, Mr. john Brace Xlllllll' ilialies a llehound It s a loss-upl Wonder Vllholll Get it skethall liallet 'lihe North lluntingdon ,lunior Varsity eoaelmt-fl hy Bl hir. lVarren Shepler ended the season with good re- sults. Mr. Shepler devoted his untiring efforts, not only in teaching fundamentals, hut in developing team spirit as well. Some of the important vietories ol' the Junior Var- sity included the Fast NlcKeesport game when Hunt- ingdon defeated the foe 19-13. Another outstanding victory was that over Hurst hy a score of 36-15, Our hoys outplayed 'l'raf'lord, winning hy a score of -10-20. Following this came lluntingdonls victories over Blairsville, 21-143 -leannette, 16-131 and Derry lwp., 34-25. The season ended with nine wins and eleven losses. Roh Sistelc led the -lunior Varsity in scoring hy rallying a total of 107 points. Nlelvin llvhitehead was seeond with 89 and aelc lfiehelherger elose hehind with 61 points. This excellent training and experience gained from playing other schools should enahle us to have a team of which we can he proud-one that will make hasliet- hall history. lVe congratulate the eoaeh and team for their line work! lluntin gdon lluntmgdon lluntlngdon lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin llunain lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin lluntin ir rs o r- o rs .r o ,- o :- o 1- lllilil don don gdon don gdon Lllbll don gdon 4l1lI1 don don don Illlll don fl1lIl don don 411111 33. BOYS RIQSUIXVS 52 wt, 33 +2 vw ll jf: -ll ls 11+ jll 4+ is ,wN 47 JE ei FI 4: .lj 2: wt, Swissvale lf. Xlelfeesporr Sxyissvale ixlvlfeesport lfarrell . Nlonessen Seottdale l,atrohe Qireenslmre llurst . Derry lwp. 'l'raH'ord ,leannette lllairsville Scottdale l,:1trohe lireenshurg llurst lltrry ilixxp. ,leannette lllairsville l.atrohe 'Seetioli 4? 5-1 Zh il -H -W Tl 4X 43 31 27 -Ml 4, .12 44 ZW 46 22 77 42 29 -W County lournament I A S.. L ,, Ax. ,, gem M. f , .,,, E, K W I ., I 'I 2 Q 512. wfzfmf Q 5' ' - X R rr 5 - QV xxmq LQ Ax , ,J J 1 ' K, ........sr.. . . ,,, -v J, ' Q I K 'QQ J' Q. 1 fl H5 V, 'S 1 . ll! 4 ll fum Ill llllgu'-nl-'i'l lmlH . ine . pint mimi their The l,ettermen's Club was formed twenty- one years ago at Norwin, its aim being to cre- ate better fellowship among the boys who were outstanding in major sports activities. 'lio qualify for membership the boys must be of the varsity basketball, football, riHe or track teams and must merit the award of a varsity letter. This year the club was proud to have thirty- three members, each showing outstanding per- formance and industry. liarly in the year, the boys met and chose Kenny lVlcCune, president, 'liommy Beter, vice-presidentg Bob Arthurs, secretary-treas- urerg and Glenn Hensler, junior chairman. lNlr. George Nlichales acted as adviser. In March, at a special assembly, football Lettermen were presented with sweaters. 'llhey made their first appearance, as a group, in these sweaters at the Irwin Victory Parade. Plans were made for the big event of the year, The l,ettermen's Ball, which was held on April ll. 'lihe gymnasium was very appro- priately decorated with basketball and foot- ball ligures, and Baron lflliott with his well- known orchestra furnished excellent music for the affair. The dance was a great success and the proceeds were used to buy new athletic equipment. This year's graduating lettermen were Ken- ny lNlcCune, -loe Arbore, jack Perkins, Sam Fejes, Chuck McHugh, Bob Arthurs, Tom Be- ter, Mike Orell, Tom Magill, john Denale, Craig Brown, Steve Bellis, Joe Mclntyre, Charles Havey, Bill Duffy, ,lack O'Connell, Dave Shirley, Carl Ostrom, Paul Lakatosh, Glenn Wisser, jim Linton, Jack Linton, Harry Cade, and John Marion. ln future years these boys will look back on the activities of this or- ganization with pleasant memories they strive to continue their athletic training in other phases of life. Clll'llfRl,lf,Xl7l'lRS C'linebell, Xnslerson, Xedley, lrwin, l,aul'l'er YlC.'X, 'l'liqXNl! FIGI IT TICANI! lfchoes similar to that rang through the halls as the cheerleaders were organized by the only veteran from last year's squad, Jean Ned- ley. Vfvhile .lean acted as captain, all the credit for the line performances of the squad can not be passed her way, for each girl gave many hours to practice and really went all out in shouting the praises of North Hunt- ingdon High. Not only were new girls added this year, but they appeared in new uniforms secured with the help of their sponsor. bliss iklarianne XVhite. trom, llensler, Xlefune, lierer. Sullivan, lfeies, Schafer. Sleoso Row: llenale, lfecko, lla- yey, Nlagill, Xlinerya, lluffy, .lr- lmre. Oifonnell. lnnw Row' l'1l'loon C ide Wil on Whitehead, l'awcett, l'ecko lirown. ow: Xlr Geor-fe Xlich at-ls, Xl lsser. Nlcllugh, XX oleslagle ley, l.inton. , x . ' lf, ' s, Us- l,akatosh, Nlarion, Corona. ohir- 7 l,li.'Xlll'1RS CLUB , l uts'r Row: Rice, Kopaczewski 1 Miss Cawley, likin, Sensenich. smith, Chadima, Brocker, Soukup Turku Row: Spencer, Chopich Ontlish, Seip, Rain, Stevenson. With A Twist Ot The Wrist A new athletic program was initiated at North Huntingdon by Miss Olga Cawley in her first year at our school. To help in carrying out the athletic program, the Girls' Leaders Club was again established. Its members were chosen because of outstand- ing sportsmanship and leadership ability. To include members of all classes, ten seniors, five juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman were selected. The leaders othciated at intramural games-keeping time, scoring, and umpiring. Keeping the show- er room neat, taking charge of health books, and planning intra- mural activities were also routine chores for the club. The mem- bers of this year's club chose Gloria Chadima as president, Shir- ley lirocker as vice-president, Pat Hockensmith as secretary, and Dolores Soukup as treasurer. As part of its social activities, the group held private dances, attended a hockey game, and held private parties. A new type of activity was introduced into the girls' gym classes. The fund- amentals of modern dance, ballroom, ballet, and soft shoe were taught, as well as folk dancing. Acrobatics and reducing exer- cises also played an important part in the gym program. Basketball, hockey, and volley lull were played in gym classes and in intramural games. ln the hard-fought intramural volley ball contest, the O. H'ers of S-l won the championship. After a well-played hockey tournament, senior home room 35, The Swift Devils, proved to have the winning team. Siacorvn Row: Bailley, Hocken- As zz change lroln sports plzayecl hy teznns, lmliyicluul sports were plunnecl, ineluchng hzrchninton, ping pong, :anal archery. lhesc . sports are more easily player, 'after high school mlznys ure overu than those requiring zu large number ol players. l'1l1ll7lCINS were zrwzrrtlecl the XYll1l1lllg tezuns in ezneh of tht VRIFIULIS sports. llOL'KliY Q'll.XNll'S l lKS'I' Row: Rotl1,,l'l1glivinl, Sou- kup. 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