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

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i REFLECTION . . . ,ll ,......- Evelyn and Dave greet new teachers. Miss Heinz, Miss Berkoben, and Mr. Campbell CONTENTS o CLASSES QACTIVITIES 1 QATHLETICS The past year's efforts are reviewed with pride There is a tendency to become sentimental and reflective when reviewing that which has happened in the past. However, perhaps each class or organization has a right to do so with pride, for each has added something to the tra- dition of the school and each has received much in return. The work in the classroom has helped to de- velop the students' mental capacities and has aided in creating a sense of responsible citizen- ship. Participation in the many available activi- ties has helped to enliven school live. Further- more, it has served in the capacity of enlarging the students' scope of interest. A review of the football and basketball games, the wrestling program, the golf and baseball teams, as well as the intra-mural program, serves as a reminder that a well-developed body is essential to a good life. Thus, when reflections on classes, activities and athletics for the year 1952-53 have been brought to an end, there is a feeling of quiet satisfaction that the coordination of the results of all three has been good.