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

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SQUAWS lst Row: F. Yothers, G. Snyder, D. Sidlovsky, S. Moore, B. Myers, E. Potoka, M. Reboy, B. Spring- er, C. Sullenberger. 2nd Row: Mrs. Tracy, B. Peterson, E. Myers, D. Myers, R. Schmitz, J. Hodgkiss, C. Kolar, Miss Powell. 3rd Row: G. Ondrezik, S. Fulmer, D. Behanna, S. Walsh, D. Shipley, M. Ray, V. Potoka, T. Ver- ostko, M. Hornick. F. H. A. President ..,... .,,,... . . . Elizabeth Potoka Vice President . . . . , Dorothy Sidlovsky Secretary .,.... ...,.. P eggy Shaw Treasurer . . , . , , ..... ..... . . . Bernice Peterson Historian , . . ,..........,,...........,. Darlene Shipley Advisors . . . , . . Mrs. Helen S. Tracy and Miss Ruth Powell The Future Homemakers of America is a club composed of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who have taken the Home Economic course. The purpose of the organization is to prepare the girls for their lives as future homemakers. The club meets once a month. In order to make money for the club, the girls have sold candy, Christmas cards, greeting cards, and Havering. During the past year the outstanding events were: the Sophomore initiation, the trip to Harrisburg to the Farm Show, and the combined meeting with the F. F. A. boys. 50

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LITTLE OTTER FESTIVAL S JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Atomic Blonde The play was a combination of comedy and mystery in three acts. The entire action took place in the lobby of Bob Nickerson's and Skid Werling's healthitarium in Silver Springs, a summer resort town in the mid-west. The story was about a young fellow named Doogie Dean who lived at the hotel. He was wanted by the constable for speeding through town. In order to get away from the constable, he disguised himself as a tall beautiful blonde who was supposed to be a great novelist. He was the Atomic Blonde. Mrs. Pratt, the nosey next-door neighbor, was hired by Gurney Maddox, the town Croesus, to haunt the hotel. He wanted the hotel haunted so that the people would leave it and would not find the money that Bob Nickerson's father had hidden in the fireplace. If' they didn't find the money, they wouldn't be able to pay Maddox the money they owed him, and he would be- come owner of the property. Characters Bob Nickerson-Co-owner of the Hotel ............ .,,.. B ill Frey Oriole Byrd-the Negro Maid ,,........, ...... D onna Gelet Kittnea Kalzenpheifer-the Dutch Cook .. . .. Virginia Broush Skid Werling-Bob's Pal and Partner ...,... .... B ob Leighty Parsimonius Jackson-Negro Porter ,,...,...... . . Ross Gratzinger Doogie Dean-1A Fugitive from the Constable .. .,.,,.. Paul Cree Sylvester Butterfish-The Constable ,,......... ........ T om Dzambo Mrs. Philo Pratt-Next Door Neighbor ..,...... . . , , Sandra Zimmerman Mrs. Widella Wylie-Doogie's Rich Spinster Aunt . . , . . . .,.., Lenora Thomas Finchley St. Jaun, III-Looking for a rich wife . , ..,........ . . . Danny Smith Gurney Maddox-The Town Croesus and Skid's rival in love . . Jim Br-odak Mrs. Adelaide Burkeleigh-Banks-An Ardent Club Woman . . . . Carole Cocain Doreen Burkeleigh-Banks-Her Attractive Daughter ....... Nadine Tice Betty Hartford-Adelaide's niece, a poor relation . , . .. , , Frances Guzy The Headless Ha'nt ,...,..............,,.,,., . . .... '??'?????? 49

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KEEPERS OF THE WAMPUM lst Row: W. Lowe, E. Suter, J. Espey, R. Stones, D. Dillinger, M. Garner, J. Brodak. 2nd Row: Mr. Griffith, J. Miedel, D. Lowstetter, J. Palla, R. Byers, W. Reynolds, R. Edwards. 3rd Row: G. Taylor, E. Brown, W. Watkiss, R. Fretts, E. Rose, J. Barko, G. Croushore. F. F. A. President ..... ....-... . . . Wally Lowe Vice President . . Eugene Suter Secretary .,... . . , Richard Stoner Treasurer . . . . .. J. R. Espey Reporter . . . . . Dale Dillinger Sentinel ......, . . . Robert Edwards Faculty Sponsor . . . . . Mr. Robert Griffith The Future Farmers of America is a club composed of all the students enrolled in the voca- tional agriculture course. The purpose of the club is to encourage members to improve the farm and home, to develop character, to train for useful citizenship, to foster patriotism, and to provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. Each year the members of the club attend the Farm Show in Harrisburg and the Farmers' Institute in Mount Pleasant. This year the club participated in an F. F. A. parliamentary procedure contest at Hurst High School. The East Huntingdon team made up of Ernest Brown, Dick Stoner, James Miedel, Joe Dugger, Wally Lowe, Ronnie Fretts, and Eugene Suter, won first place in the competition. 51