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

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NORMA ANDERSON Norm A blonde miss hailed from North Irwin belonged to Student Council Leaders Club Year book and Tn I'IxY ardent basketball ian planned to be an efficient secretary BETTY ARVAI Betts A talkative lass clauned Hahntown as her home enloyed swunmmg volleyball algebra and chemistry classes member ot Norhiscope and TriH1Y hoped to become a teacher BETTY ASTLEY Betty Dainty miss resided in Penglyn partlcx pated in the work of the Yearbook Staff worked after school at the local live and ten aspired to become a telephone operator PATRICIA BEDONT Pa A congenial and energetic girl l1ked dancing swimming and driving the family car member ot the Leaders Club Chorus and Yearbook tended to operate a beauty salon IOHN BEIRNE ack One of our seen but not heard fellows rolled in the general course engaged in any kind of sports proud to claim Coulter as his home town would like to be a mechanic DORIS BERGMAN Dons A live personality thrilled spectators with her baton twirling skill head majorette for three years commercial student expected to be a number please girl after graduation ALICE BERNARD ' A dark-haired, prim lass . . . enrolled in the com- mercial course . . . a member of the Art Club . . . derived pleasure from swimming and driving . . . had designs tor the secretarial field. BERNARD I. BERTOLINA Buddy A mischievous lad . . . enjoyed driving and dancing . . . favorite subject was commercial law . . . could be found where there was merrymaking . , . hoped to enter the construction field. 'WH S K , NORMA ANDERSON BETTY ARVAI BETTY ASTLEY PATRICIA BEDONT JOHN BEIRNE DORIS BERGMAN ALICE BERNARD BERNARD BERTOLINA 1 1 -I 1

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The 1952 Seniors unsung-nu. M. 5 f -V nw--. a . ...,.,,,,..,,,,,. N., A W. 2 , 4 Wnuluunpwwmr f v, . 6 'o n' 'P Jann!! sauna- l SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISER Seated -Miss Sontner, V. Pointer. Standing'--G. Ward, M. Icivor, C. Gongciwure How time flies! Is it possible that four years have come and gone and that suddenly the seniors are faced with the reality of grad- uation! Upon entering North Huntingdon in the fall of 1948 the four years looming ahead seemed of vast length. However, days filled with busy schedules. social events, athletic contests, club activities, interesting friend- ships, senior day, and finally commencement -25.- plans reduced this period to a point where it was felt that it had passed all too quickly. George Ward, Mike Javor, Vivian Painter, and Calvin Gongaware. serving as president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, re- spectively, helped to guide the activities of the Class of 1952 during their fourth and memorable year at North Huntingdon High. O O O O O

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The 'I952 Seniors K DOROTHY BISHOP FLORIAN BLOTZER EARL BROKER IEAN BUGAISKI MARY LOU CHALFANT THOMAS CLEM DOROTHY BISHOP o A lnend ol everyone actzve member of the Yearbook H1L1tes Pep Club and Leaders Club had the unusual hobby ol collectmg combs rs hked marchmg m the ram FLORIAN BLOTZER o Possessor ol a warm lrrendly smxle hrgh step pmg mayorette dehghted ln hllmg her hope chest typxst for the H1 Lxtes famous for her ongmal jltterbuggmg EARL BROKER Earl A screntxhcally mchned student supervxsed the hghhng and mechamcal operatlon of the stage d1splayed talent and versahhty mn the musrc held frxendly to all IEAN BUGAISKI Tootsxe One oi our quzet g1rls commercxal student westem songs were tops wxth her favonte sub ject was shorthand would like to make her career 1n the stenographrc held MARY LOU CHALFANT Mary Lou An actxve member of the band lor three years commercial student helped Mr Comell wrth hrs dutxes member ol the Chorus and Yearbook hked dancmg and playmg the prano THOMAS CLEM Clem A qu1et courteous lad consldered Westmore land Clty to be the ldeal town of the world thought huntmg and hshmg were mterestmg hobbxes undecrded about hrs future vocation ROBERT COLE Bob An easy gomg strong sxlent type oi fellow possessed a pleasmg tenor volce loved the great outdoors chzel ambltxon was to become a forest ranger or hortzcultunst NICK CRUPIE Dxgger A qu1et and unassummg lad was very lond of basketball spent hrs spare trme playmg th bugle was enrolled IH the general course undeclded about the future nomar com max enum Endeavored to keep 28-