South Huntingdon High School - Fort Yearbook (Ruffs Dale, PA)

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L2 4-41,0 Cla D fsgl f , JLf,'?f,4,4-lfnj QALLJ burn! I f , X AJAX f F I if . .1 ... 1 ...., ....,tf 'Ueflz' . K4-f AA!-iivt p1..Zf,4ff.ff . J f K LLAQEZ I L1 , ' 'M . I we-f Stmulinz: M. Poverk, C. K0- rieich, J. Seliy, E. Peszorie D. Mumyer, L. Oprenchalk. Seated : J. Ferramlo, E Dowden, H. Mervak, S Lynn. A. Hazy, M. Ham- mers. E. Brea. LEADER, FUUND Every organization must have its leaders to be any kind of a success. So it is with our school. Our school must have leaders to be successful. These leaders are found in the Student Council. The Student Council is made up of representatives from the various clubs and classes. The members of these clubs and classes choose as council representatives those students in whom they recognize the qualities of leadership. These, in turn, by the training which they receive as mem- bers of the council, and the confidence which the students have shown in them, develop a greater sense of re- sponsibility. E N H U N D R E D I TUDENT COUNCHi The Student Council serves as a training school for leadership. A rep- resentative of a class speaks and acts for his class when he attends a meet- ing of the council. The President of the Student Coun- cil must also be a leader with whom other members will cooperate. He must be conscientious enough to de- sire the best for himself and his schoolmates. He must have intelli- gence to know what is right and good for the school. He must have enough courage to stand by his principles and convictions. I So it may readily be seen that. for the Student Council to be a suc- cess, it must make itself known by a let's go rather than a you go. A N D F O R T Y

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H540 E I H ' WWVMWSMQQL M GLORIA AGATUCCI: Gloria may well be describ as the lass with the delicate air. . . . THEODORE BABICH: Amicable, well mannered, Chris has a number of feminine admirers . . ELEANOR BELLAN: Many are the fond notes that Eleanor has played and sung for us . . MARGARET B-IBBY: Margaret is the live-wire of any group-cheerful and blithesome-constant companion of Yo. . . . ANNA BIRO- CHEK: Agile, alert Anna seems to find plenty of time for pleasure and studies . . VIOLET BIZ: Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so does Violet . . EDGAR BJREA: Tall, dark. and handsome Edgar possesses a whole list of school honors . . JACK BREGAR: Jack can comprehend a page at a glance, and has done so with millions! . . . ELMA BRUNDAGE: A willing worker in all class enterprises- outstanding in girls' athletics . . ROSELLA BRUNNER: Much talk doth not much friendship tell. Rosella is a kind, true friend . . YOLANDA CHIESI: A vivacious brunette is Yo. Speaks and understands French commendably well-intends to teach. . . MARY CHOVANEC: Friendly, good-natured Mary is one of the neatest girls in our class . . . JENNIE CIARA: Jennie possesses the rare faculty of mixing numerous ex- tra-curricular activities perfectly with studies . . . BENJAMIN COPE: Benjamin has been capable, efficient and dependable secretary of the Fort Staff . . JOHN CRIL- LEY: Basketball captain and football star- Crilley enjoys doing favors for his friends . . WILLIAM ORUMMY: Are you havin' any fun out o' livin', Yes sir!, replies optimistic Bill Crummy . . LUCY DAVIS: All that's best of dark and bright meet in her aspect and her eyes . . . CLINTON DENNLCK: Clinton supplements his study of agriculture at school with first-hand practice at home . . ELLEN DOWDEN: Scholarly, capable Ellen is assured of a brilliant and successful career . . KEITH DUSENBERRY: Keith is dignified, studious, intelligent, and a possessor of a high scholastic record . . . HOWARD DYER: Howard very possibly could be mistaken for a southern gentleman so mannerly is he . . ELIZABETH FABEAN: A pretty girl is like a melody is fittingly said of Elizabeth . . LILLIAN FABEAN: Energetic, reso- lute Lillian sets her goals high and works until she reaches them . . JOSEPH FER- RANDO: Via his musical talents and ambitions may he attain the Met! .X N lgltlliiig gglg