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

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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.