Southmoreland Senior High School - Legend Yearbook (Alverton, PA)

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But you'll look sweet upon the seat FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The 1952-53 officers of the F. H. A. are: President ..o..... ,...,..................,.. . ,.....,.. .................... , . Rose Batchko Treasurer ,........,.. .......,...,.. J oanne Baird Vice President ..,..,..... ......,. G ladys Nagy Historian .....,.. ..............,.......,,...,,............. M argaret Haney Secretary ,,...,......... ........,... V era Dell Instructors ...,,,..,,.,,.rr., Mrs. Eckman and Miss Powell The club includes Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Home Economic students. Some important events of the past year were: the initiation of the new Sophomore members in September, the Farm Show in Harrisburg in January, and the party with the F.F.A. boys in March. Three outstanding field trips were enjoyed by the entire club. These were the visits to Schaller's Bakery in Greensburg, to the Pierce Woolen Mill in Latrobe, and to the homemaking de- partment of Seton Hill College. The Senior Class of '53 hopes the club will continue to grow in the coming years. lst Row: J. Potoka, E. Potoka, S. Tressler, M Reboy, M. Haney, M. Wagner, B. Myers, P. Kozer, T. Fenton. 2nd Row: D. Poole, B. Walsh, P. Porter, F. Potoka, L. Davis, T. McBeth, H. Leasure, S. Nelson, S. Ohler, G. Bugosh, T. Morgan, N. Kurth. 3rd Row: M. Rerko, B. Swartz, J. Baird, E. Husband, E. Cunnard, V. Dell, R. Batchko, L. McBeth, D. Nelson, A. Grimm, M. Dye, D. Dombrowsky, M. Johnson, G. Nagy. 40

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I can't afford a carriage, x .. .. 1 1st Row: H. Leasure, S. Gibbons, J. Leighty, N. Stoner, M. Soforic, B. Malone. 2nd Row: M. Keefer, J. Collins, L. Rose, G. Bollinger, J. Fry, L. Kalp, M. Kirchner. 3rd Row: P. Klocek, W. Wolfe, D. Bales, V. Loucks, R. Ridenour. THE YEARBOOK STAFF The Yearbook Staff of 1952-1953 began the year with much enthusiasm and zest. Everyone was anxious to go to press and produce the most interesting and memorable yearbook possible. With Miss Pfoutz and Mr. Hough as our sponsors, the staff began the long, grueling process of planning the theme, reading proof, securing ads, conducting a subscription campaign, and check- ing details to meet the approval of our sponsors. Everyone worked diligently and without complaint while our yearbook was being created. The deadline was drawing near. Each little detail was checked for the final time. At last it was completed. p It is impossible to give each individual recognition for his contribution, but the unselfish co-operation of all, without thought or credit, made this book a reality. Our work is finished. We know that our work has not been in vain, because, as a result of it, we have our Mirror -a complete volume of the unforgettable days we spent at East Hunt- ingdon High School. Yes, everyone who worked on the yearbook may breathe a sigh of relief-the work was well done. We hope in future years that it may recall happy memories of associates and activities. 39

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Of a bicycle built for two. lst Row: W. Lowe, E. Dillinger, J. Espey, D. Piper, J. Shaw, P. Summy, R. Sossa, J. Hiles, J. Miedel, E. Byers, J. Brodak, H. Craig. 2nd Row: R. Edwards, J. Dugger, E. Swartz, D. Silsley, G. Croushore, J. Reagan, J. Hobson, P. Hus- band, E. Reagan, R. Fretts, Mr. Griffith. 3rd Row: L. Sidlovsky, W. Shipley, K. Yezek, C. Moore, K. McBeth, E. Brown, J. Schmitz, R. Stoner, E. Suter, R. Fretts, P. Tempest. F. F. A. The East Huntingdon Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has been very active this year under the guidance of Mr. Griffith. Many members attended the Farm Show, the Farmers' Institute, and the leadership training class at Hurst High School. The two social events this year were the initiation of new members and the party with the Future Homemakers of America. The 1952-53 officers were: president, Paul Summyg vice president, Richard Sossag secretary, James Miedelg treasurer, Denny Piper, reporter, James Hiles, and sentinel, Ken McBeth. 41