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

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nericon principles of living and freedom of expression James Allen Robert Ardellitz Donald Baker Eugene Barrett John Bellas Pauline Bilott Marie Bird James Borza JAMES ALLEN Jim JOHN BELLAS John A ready smile gained Jim many friends . . . played varsity basketball his senior year . . . directed Spanish Club activities . . . was a car en- thusiast . . . developed an ambition in mechanics. ROBERT ARDELLITZ Frog Took life without a worry or a care . . . the gen- eral and pre-industrial courses kept him busy . . . relished hot bowls of chili . . . planned to be a skilled mechanic . . . disp'ayed a studious mien. DONALD BAKER Don Had a deep interest for anything mechanical . . . carne here junior year from Indiana . member of Hi-Y . . . favored trig and physics . . . his motorcycle proved to be an invaluable side-kick. EUGENE BARRETT Irish Believed that silence was golden . . . enrolled in the academic course . . . was a Student Council member sophomore year . . . science proved troublesome . . . spent his free time viewing tele- VISIOH. 7l Was full of pep, vim, vigor, and vitality . . . an academic student who participated in Hi-Y . . . one of the rugged matmen in the heavyweight division . . . interested in any sport . . . bound for college. PAULINE BILOTT Pauline Displayed a gentle and friendly spirit . . . be- longed to Norhiscope. Commercial Club, and Tri- Hi-Y . . . favorite foods were milkshakes and barbecues . . . would dance anytime . . . ardent football fan. MARIE BIRD Birdie Vv'as a bonnie lass with a quiet manner . . . member of Norhiscope, Art Club, and Commercial Club . . . liked dancing and swimming . . . typing and shorthand held her interest . . . had a helpful nature. JAMES BORZA Jim Well-liked by his many friends . . . proved to be an efficient sports editor of Norhiscope and Hi- Lites . . . Hi-Y, Lettermen's Club, and Band mem- ber . . . conscientious student . . . hoped to be a golf pro.

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Believedinthe OFFICERS Vice-President ,.,. Secretary ,,,,,,A, , - Treasurer s. A fContinued from Page 233 of the term. Included in the cast were Grace Janiro, Barbara Brown, Pat Wiega, Janet Eng- wer, Shirley Shrum, Shirley Chuway, Nancy Vaugh, Dave Eberhardt, Gene Dunn, John Heidler, and Walter O'Bradovich. Miss Dolores Betler directed the play, aided by Student Direc- tor Nancy Vaughn. Then, too, many seniors WBEDON CREIGHTON Presldent ,,,,,,,,,, , .. .,,,,,,,,,,, A EEBOB D'ALESANDRO ejo ANNE FLETCHER JUNE DETAR found time to take part in the Publications' big show, On Stage. Under the supervision of Miss Anne Santner, class adviser, Don Creighton, presidentg Bob D'Alesandro, vice-president, Jo Anne Fletcher, secretaryg and Jane Detar, treasurer, the class program was developed. CLASS OFFICERS Sitting-Iune Detar, Io Anne Fletcher, Miss Scxntner. Standing-Don Creighton, Bob D'A1escmdro

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E ft Q Sarah Bostedo Ivan Bower Frances Bradley Barbara Brown james Brown Shirley Brozack Joseph Burk Melvin Caldwell HE l953 S QRS Believedfhatt SARAH BOSTEDO Aggie IAMES BROWN Iim Was a sports enthusiast . . . active participant in Leader's Club and Library Club . . . took part in Meet Corliss Archer . . . a very efficient aid to Mr. Sheplar . . . intended to be a secretary. IVAN BOWER Ivan Showed adeptness at wise-cracking and alibing . . . participated in the general course . . . inter- ested in 4-H work . , . give indications of develop- ing into another Houdini . . . enjoyed hunting. FRANCES BRADLEY Fran Was a pretty miss with attractive brown hair . . . a member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . one of our high-stepping majorettes . . . fond of roller skating and dancing . . . aspired to be a telephone operator. BARBARA BROWN Barb Blessed with a charming personality . . . Aliquippa High transfer . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y, Norhiscope, Hi-Lites, Press Club, and Majorettes . . . an average bowler . . . served as junior class secretary. l28l Recognized as a quiet. observative fellow . . . an academic student . . . belonged to Latin Club and Yearbok Staff . . . derived pleasure from camping and swimming . . . ambitious to lead a full life. SHIRLEY BROZACK Shirl A conscientious nature was her great asset . . . active in F. H. A., Hi-Lites Staff, and T. E. G. . . . listened to records in spare time . . . thought shorthand tops . . . wanted to be a number please girl. IOSEPH BUHK Ice Followed the introspective, quiet pattern of life . . . took the pre-industrial course . . . shop rated first in list of favorite subjects . . . enjoyed all sports . . . was an avid basketball fan. MELVIN CALDWELL Moe Displayed a ready and humorous wit . . . indus- trial arts student . . . thought Strawpump should be on the map . . . hunting and boxing were his main interests . . . inclined to be mechanically- minded.