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

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MR. CURTIS TAYLOR Assistant Principal MARY SHEPLAR MARY McCORMICK Township Secretary High School Secretary NANCY PATTERSON and CAROL FUNDIS Assistant Secretaries The administration officials and faculty members work cooperately for the best interests of the school Assisting in administrative work and direct- ing activities of the students were the duties that were assumed by Mr. Curtis Taylor, Assist- ant Principal. His efficiency in dealing with the very important problem of attendance was noteworthy and his interest in matters pertain- ing to school and community has been much in evidence. Dealing efficiently with the detailed matters of the offices were Mrs. Mary McCormick of the High School Office and Mrs. Mary Sheplar, Secretary to the Board of Education. Both have had years of service in this type of work and thus have been able to help in the efficient functioning of the business of the school. Assisting in the work of both offices were Carol Fundis and Nancy Patterson, who helped Mrs. McCormick and Mrs. Sheplar, respectively. 1 l14l

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RATION SUPERINTENDENT Dedicating his life to the promotion of sound educational policies has been the aim of Mr. Carl C. Pearsall, Superin- tendent of North Huntingdon Township Schools. His vast experience and wealth of understanding have proved to be great assets in helping to solve the many intricate problems that have faced this school district in the past and pres- ent. PRINCIPAL Promoting a sound philosophy of education has characterized the work of Mr. Mearl Gerheim, Principal of North Huntingdon High School, during the period he has guided the policy of the high school. His desire to strengthen all departments of the school and to present an enriched curriculum to satisfy the needs of the students has been much in evidence.

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F Iames Altman N. Fay Beck Dolores Betler Fred W. Brantlinger Genevieve Cahoon Grace Cipra Lorraine Comell M. Dolores Fink Helen Hadley Wiliam H. Houck Mary Hunt Iames Ienets 1 l AMES E. ALTMAN Received M. Ed from University of Pittsburgh and B. A. from Iuniata . . . taught Algebra I and General Math I and II . . . was faculty manager of athletics. N. PAY BECK Obtained B. S. and M. Ed from University of Pitts- burgh . . . made the biology classes interesting for the sophomores . . . advised Beta and Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. LAVERNE BERKOBEN Acquired a B. S. degree from Slippery Rock . . . in- structed girls' gym and health besides acting as ad- viser to Leaders' Club . . . was an ardent baseball ian. DOLORES BETLER Acquired B. S. from California State . . . advised N. F. L. and coached dramatics in addition to teach- ing English II . . . enjoyed traveling in leisure time. FRED BRANTLINGER Achieved a B. S. from Edinboro State Teachers' Col- lege . . . taught Art to Iunior High and advised the Iunior Art Club . . . found relaxation in painting. GEN EVIEVE CAHOON Received her B. S. and M. Ed from Pitt . . . former Leader's Club adviser and freshman-senior health instructress . . . took leave of absence mid-term. -1 1 -l 1 AUDREY I. CAMP Graduated with an A. B. from University of Pittsburgh . . . taught spanish and English and advised Spanish Club . . . rated tennis as tops in sports. EDWARD CAMPBELL Attended West Virginia Institute of Technology where he acquired his B. S .... taught shop math and wood shop to junior high . . . liked listening to good music. GRACE CIPRA Graduated from Penn State from which she received her B. S .... instructed music in 7th, 8th and 9th grades . . . adviser of freshman class. LORRAINE CORNELL Obtained a B. A. from Seton Hill . . . taught Civics- Pennsylvania History to 9th Grade and advised the sophomore class . . . liked to read in spare time. DOLORES PINK Graduated from Slippery Rock State Teachers' with a B. S .... directed the cheerleader squads . . . thought playing basketball was an enjoyable pastime. HELEN HADLEY Received her B. S. from Edinboro State Teachers' Col- lege and M. Ed degree from Pitt . . . advised the Senior Art Club . . . enjoyed painting in leisure time. FACULTY