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

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i I -QD- DORIS BADDELEY B S South Dakota State College neat and petlte was kept busy wlth her future homemakers spent much of her spare tlme managmg the affalrs of the I' E G Club departed from us at m1d f6I'l'Tl ACULTY JOHN BRACE A B Carroll College M Ed sity of Plttsburgh was responslble for the boys enthuslastlc gym and health ached the varslty basketball Unn er classes co team admired and well llked by all the students lhxfzx lmra 111 r Y, ffrjll Cutllx 5 L IV1ll1a11z C, ourhuzozu Ijllfllflll Haus 1111111 llznucm .ii 5 9 La rv. F574 K' .llr. H'ra1.l' and fulur' L'Ilfjl1Iz'r'7'.Y 3 :'l'fu5x' I ffrl lf um' bv Gu 1. ' 7 . 1- .V E ve 5 , X I 'mr-,'l 'f ,aff , . -J., V I . . . y 1 gs ' l Af w i, T T t l , ,1 f ., , fy ,r l U 1 . 1 -5 g : .',.. .f, N

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I to riglzl: C. M. l.afl'oon, 'loseph Clark, liarl I'ainter, john llughcs. George Xlatlqiss, joseph lllankette, Thomas Iloak. OARD OF EDUCATIO Miss Betty liclcberg, competent sec- retary of the .Xdministrative offices, helped to make our school operate efficiently. .Xlthouigh kept busy mak- ing daily announcement sheets, taking dictation. and managing funds, she always had time to help students. Miss lfckberg displayed her interest in school activities by helping' In chap- erone representatives of our publica- tions' stads on their trip to Cleveland. The assistance and friendliness of Nliss lfckberg has been appreciated by everyone at North Huntingdon. 1 , - North Huntingdon Township is for- tunate in having a Board of liducation comprised of men who are interested in the welfare of its high school stu- dents. The Board this past year has been responsible for decided improve- ments in our school program. ln the athletic department four thou- sand dollars Was spent to provide bleachers for our football held. Trans- portation for the Band and Forensic League was provided by a Board eager to give the students uf North Hunt- inlgdon advantages of a well-rounded school life. They also supported plans that representatives ot' our publica- tions' staffs made to attend the N. S. l'. A. Convention in Cleveland. An- other note-worthy a d d i tio n to our school was the purchase of up-to-date encyelopedias as well as other new books for the library. This intensified program has result- ed in the prosperous operation of an independent North Huntingdon Town- ship lligh School. The graduating class of '48 sincerely wishes the Board unerring success in their future plans ral maintaining a school with high standards, and a building equipped with all modern conveniences. lr.-fly ffl-A-tw,

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OLGA P. CAWLEY B. S. University of Pittsburgh . . . led the girls through a lively year of gym . . . sprightly adviser of the Girls' Leaders Club . . . dancing rates high with her . . . spends her leisure time embroidering and travel- ing. WILLIAM COUCHENOUR A. B. Washington and Jefferson Col- lege . . . patiently acquainted the seniors with English Literature . . . sports adviser for the Hi-Lites . . . led the Hi-Y boys in their activities . . . a newcomer this year to the North Huntingdon faculty. DOROTHY DAVIS B. s. University of Pittsburgh . . . taught her freshman math and bookkeep- ing classes efficiently and effectively . . . gave unceasing effort to advising the Year- book staffs . . . always dressed smartly . . . enjoys' playing bridge when time permits. FACULTY .llr. .S'1I:'f'!t'7' i'.l'f'fl!llI.Y t'lU'I'c'l'f fv'm'i'rfur4'. EDITH T. DUNCAN B. S. Indiana State Teachers College . . . taught French and freshman social science . . . directed the French Club . . . capable adviser of the Tri-Hi-Y . . . read- ing, knitting, and collecting souvenirs from distant places occupy her spare time. MARJORIE EVANS B. S. Pennsylvania College for Women . . . a new personality on the North Hunt- ingdon faculty . . . taught students the na- ture of biology . . . the reason many hearts flew to Biology Club meetings . . . a grand person to have around. MARY ELLEN EWART A. B. University of Pittsburgh . . . started her teaching career this year at North Huntingdon . . . guided the seniors through P. O. D. the first semester . . . taught American and Pennsylvania his- tory the second semester . . . varied inter- ests take up her spare time. ,llarjnric li'I'tIll.l' .llurhv IIQHUII lffuar! llvfvu llairffvhv llurrivl llarl .Ilfcc Kelly 17' .V YHA, ,Y , O JM .A .. .,1 ,we-.,.,,.-. ,Y-, ,. - ' ,:' .,- . . 2' 4. f -3 irgq-f.,. .' fa, ---- fi . --use '-.Mfr-cf -i We ffy,,:f 1, 1 Q11 V V ' - -we ,g ' , , , f , .. , sfebs-iiii-'fi-::f1Pff'r- , - ',--, if ,- -i ' 2 , '-i. ez-sic. 'asf LAW -i i 1. - A 1 ,,- .' ff it , ' ' if I ff? iififfif .'?'fi?'f'?f if i i 'if' A iffi' f 33. '57 '2f'?f.:3, -- ' :i 1- I f 5 - ,gigfffgggrl . you A .:. f '11 4' ' f f. s, 1Cj T N53- sink .. :- 3' i . R 1- ' -I -' Z5 fji.-:'5'I,g 52 if Q' F-'f ,,. .-,, 'sf fi, gi?jT,g ,fc-'jf-e2ffi4.-'-5 -' if ' 'ff?'1T.f . wfzifl-i ' ' . 12 5 X, -X x