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

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CHART O am C11 urge 1,11 hm ls fouhh lfuzh HELEN HADLEY B S Edmboro State Teachers College y elded untlrlng effort to the advance dxrected her ment of the Junlor class classes through the many phases of art f the Art Club upervlsed actlvltxes o ln her lelsure txme HARRIET HART B S Colum A B Carnegle Tech t conducted the school d bla Unlversl y llbrary efflclently prevxously statxone as a member cf the W A C at Stout Fleld Indxanapolls Indlana where she opened erated an army llbrary dlscharg and op cd at Fort Dlx New Jersey ALICE KELLY B S Unxverslty of Plttsburgh thuslastlc freshman class advxsor guxded fi st year of hlgh th1s class through thelr r 1 h keeplng house OCCUPIQS n school Eng IS her after school hours IS fond of co certs and swxmmmg an energetlc mem ber of our faculty IOSEPJ P VIENHAM B S Pennsylvama State College efflclently dxrected the Band and A Capella expects to study under Fred Warmg thls summer clalms photography for lns hobby a more cheerful fellow fouldnt be found GEORGE MICHAELS A B Wcut Vlrgmla Wesleyan coached the Bulldogs to football fame d the County champlonshlp Well hlstory an mformed teacher of Amerxcan r makes hlm a Stlfflulatlllg lus brxsk mannn person to hav around URSE PN rn 1 I orrazm Peter f fra lxaflelt v X Ill! I I I 4 IIU t U Illtx E U . '11 , ' vb I V ' I X5 te I 'X -MS? A V ffl Ill - l J! li 'p1L.JQ'Q' ig ll SHN 1 QQ ' lJ i ' .:. fri' ,Q M .43 ' I, . , . ' A ' . .ll11 ' ,Yvzwll - ' ' . 1 ' 'A enjoys golf and bridge ' . ' : ' f ' .T - - - . . E. .Q . . ' ' ' .. . en- Q , '- . . ' ' . . . a , - , 'Q , ,llr.'. IM: 1' 1 .11 11uf:!1v k z 'ledge uf ur' I HI ' :lute

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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

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jmlwppf Iflfzal' lffmwzru .S'f1zr11l1'vr.v lflxir .S.c'fl'IUUl'fS .llurian Sifyvl HYtH'?'t'lI .S'1zcf'!ci UIDES TO A BETTER WAY MARIE U. NEWELL A. B. Seton Hill . . . made Latin classes interesting by discussing life in ancient Rome . . . guided the juniors through The Crisis . . . likes to read when not helping Mr. Newell in office work. LORR AINE PETERS A. B. Seton Hill . . . familiarized the juniors with American Literature . . . worked constantly to promote our chapter of the National Forensic League . . . direct- ed the Quill and Scroll . . . aided seniors in applying for scholarships . . . possesses a sunny disposition. EVA RACKLEY A. B. Oberlin College . . . M. Ed. Uni- versity of Pittsburgh . . . advanced the students in their knowledge of American history . . . possesses an interminable amount of information . . . always willing to listen to a good excuse . . . bakes mar- velous-looking cream puffs in her spare time. ROBERT WRAY B. S. Millersville State Teachers Col- lege . . . a new personality alt North Hunt- ingdon this year . . . his industrial arts classes were enjoyed by all his students . . . a sports enthusiast, coached the Junior Varsity football and basketball teams. FLORENCE SAUN DERS B. S. Bowling Green Commercial Col- lege . . . B. S. M. Ed. University of Pitts- burgh . had charge of first year short- hand and senior office training classes . . . anxious to aid the students . . . paints and writes during her leisure moments. ELSIE B. SCHWARTZ A. B. University of Pittsburgh . , . counseled the sopohomores over another lap of school life . . . unraveled A Tale of Two Cities for her English students . . . noted for her neat attire and willingness to give a helping hand. MARIAN SIEGEL A. B. Thiel College . . . related Span- ish life and customs to her students . . . sponsored the Spanish Club . . . trained future journalists . . . competent adviser of the Hi-Lites Staff . . . possesses a strik- ing personality. lfiiclzvaz fz'm.'c.v alllrring to fuizzrc lzozxzmzzalevrx glii o.