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

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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

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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