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

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I34 LEO CL UB The Leo Club is a school service club sponsored by the Scottdale and East Huntingdon Lions Clubs. Some of the proj- ects of the Leo Club have been, selling mums for Homecoming, providing half-time fireworks, and serving refreshments at dances. ' .s?.-rw TOP: R. Sullivan, E. Brie- check, R. Beal, .l. Biondo, E. Hickey, T. Hout, R. Ramsey, H. Bowser, J. Chlebowski. 2ND: J. Steir, D. Bowman, R. Bielecki, B. Baird, R. Stanoviak, K. Posta. SRD: D. Snyder, C. Arrotti, D. Skemp, D. Zearley, R. Hall, J. Marhefka., 4-TH: R. Miller, D. Leighty, J. Armstrong, N. Piter, R. Medsgar, F. Rudnick. 5TH: B. Dezort, R. Hill, R. Savannik, A. Brannaka, D Furbish, S. Dockmonish, D Richey. 6TH: Mr. Rush, J. Fite, W Cottman, A. Bentz, D Momyer, J. Laptosky. T. Hout, D. Momyer, F. Chiaramonte, A. Bran- naka, R. Savannick vmll '

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NATIONAL H0 OR SOCIETY no W1 TOP: F. Chiaramonte, F. Rudnik, B. Bielecki, C. Cramer, F. Blaskovich. 2ND: S. Thornblade, C. Zearley, C. Davis, C. McBride, N. Dezort. BOTTOM: S. Hribal, G. Ward, S. Zearley, D. Kaufman, P. Johns, C. Crowell. The 1967 edition of the National Honor Society has tried to uphold the success of its predecessors by electing into the society only those who have been able to faithfully and honestly live up to those four requirements upon which admission to thelranks of this select group is based. These four factors which determine whether or not a student is eligible for election to .the National Honor Society are a good honest character, academic excelgnce, a strong sense of leadership, and a sin- cere respect for his fellow men. Only those gifted few who are able to meet all of these standards are given the opportunity to receive this, the high- est award that can be bestowed upon a student during his years in high school. NHS OFFICERS F. Blaskovich, C. McBride, C. Zearley, S. Zearley

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LIBRARY CLUB v- NHSINN x-'XQBBVIPUSX ITE y QM. , Yxiiiiwii v 'N.r1 TOP: M. Mastowski, B. Swank, P. Herd. h 2ND: B. Carney, B. Hower, C. Davis, S. Martin, A. Fox, S. Davis, L. Brothers, L. King, M. Perkey. SRD: K. Ulery, B. Ordelt, B. Sturtz, C. Myers, P. Smith l 4TH: R. Whitfied, M. Beraeck, K. Schwab, K. Gardner, S. McElroy, B. Poorbaugh, C. McNair 5TH: G. Palovick, N. Overly, C. McNair, N. Kulha, B. Keetel. 'E 6TH: Miss Flemming, R. Peterson, P. May, R. Newcomer, D. Fontanazza, M. Newcomer. The majority of students comprising the library B' Carney' C' Davis, P' May R' Newcomer club are library assistants. The revision of the consti- tution and the over-all planning show that the mem- bers are growing in their thinking, interests, and ap- preciations. They are acquiring desirable social atti- tudes through their social activities, field trips, and speakers which they invited to their meeting. They have creative expression by the way they keep the bulletin board and other displays in tune with special days, events, and seasons. From their accomplishments, the members have strived to keep the library rich in mean- ing and usage-