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

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lim lvilflx u Xrllll idx! ul no I .1, is Q OF LIFE WARREN SHEPLER B. S. California State Teachers Col- lege . . . explained the intricacies of higher math . . . an efficient athletic director . . . headed the campaign for a neater school . . . ready to help students over rough spots in school life. PAUL SNYDER B. S. University of Pittsburgh . . . made chemistry and physics classes an in- teresting place . , . directed the activities of the Camera Club . . . a delightful person . . . enjoys all sports . . . an ardent tennis player and chess game enthusiast. EDITH STANDFEST B, S. University of Pittsburgh . . . kept busy with her algebra and math classes . . . has a pleasing personality , . . delights in sewing and making delicious cakes . . . is never too busy to listen to your troubles. MARIANNE WHITE B. S. University of Pittsburgh . . . effectively taught commercial geography . . . is responsible for our spritely cheer- leaders . . . makes most of her own clothes . . . a pleasant member of the faculty. Pa1cISnyd0r Ifdillz .sqffllllfftifl .llariannv lfVlzitv i. ., U at 4 1 . A I . V XR -' I wg? 2 5 QT?-v' . 5 . x I R - o -- x 9 X -, H . ,Q 'Z 7, . . i ' Vftffu , .R , X f -. A. silk . .llzxx .Suirlzzur .v1rfi1t1.it,t Ihr 111i111cn5p'11pl1rr.v BRUCE LAWSON B. S. California State Teachers Col- lege . . . a newcomer to our faculty . . . occupies the position of guidance director . . . taught freshmen civics first semester and Problems of Democracy the second . . . active in all sports, especially hunting. ANNA SANTNER B. S. Indiana State Teachers College . . . M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh . . . willingly guided the seniors through their last year at North Huntingdon . . . man- aged the finances of the Canteen . . . in- structed students in first and second year typing. BE'I'I'Y VANDERSCOTT B. S. Indiana State Teachers College . . . came to us at mid-term . . . ardently instructed the girls in their second semes- ter of home economics training . . ad- vised the T. E. G. clubs the second semes- ter . . . particularly fond of movies and sewing.

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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.

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