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

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SHIRLEY VANCE Shirley A very quiet girl except when with friends, then she can really talk up a storm. Al- though her future is undecided, it is sure to be a success. ROBERT M. WALKER III Bob Although he appeared quiet, Bob certainly kept a conversation lively. You could often see him in his blue Bronco. GEORGIA WARD Georgia Georgia took school quite seriously. An ac- tive member of band and chorus, she will be missed by both next year. JERRY WEAVER Weber Another of our friendly guys, .Ierry was considered a good friend by many. Also a member of other sports, he was one of our great wrestlers. WANDA MARIE WELCH Wanda Wanda didn't appreciate her Home-Ec class as much as she did study hall. Usually seen with Donna, she was active in the Com- mercial Club. DONNA FAYE WHETSEL Donna Pert and talkative, Donna was active in the Commercial Club. She could usually be seen with Wanda, laughing about some- thing.

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SUSAN JEAN THORNBLADE Susie Susiels glamorous looks and witty person- ality made her a colorful asset to the senior class. With her intelligence Susie's future in college can be nothing but great. SARAH ANN TRAVIS Sally Although she appeared quiet, Sally was really a lot of fun. You could usually find her with the kids from Browntown. JOSEPH F. TULLEY Tulus .loe was famous for building a laser ma- chine. His good nature and warm personality will always provide him with many friends. EDWARD R. TYLKA Ed Whether it was on the football field or in the classroom, Ed put forth 10092 effort which always resulted in success. 3 K A -twf-fqtwl, x. 'Q212? if RONALD LEE ULERY Ron 'ei Ron was a dedicated football player and an all-around nice guy. This good natured boy is destined for happiness. EDWARD JOHN VALENTOVISH Tut Ed was one of the friendlier boys of our class. You could usually find him tearing down some country road on his cycle with J ack or Shank.

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JERRY YOUNKIN Jerry One of our quieter guys, Jerry liked sports, especially track. You could usually find him wherever the Browntown gang was. CHERYL LEE ZEARLEY Cherie One of our class flirts, Cherie also made a lively cheerleader and lovely homecoming attendant. Any college will open their doors to such an active girl. ff!! WILLIAM WICKER Bill A drummer of one of our local groups, Bill was a rather quiet guy. He could often be seen with ,lack or down at Brown's. BARBARA JEAN WILLARD Barb Besides being active in the Commercial Club, Barb was also one of our J. V. cheerleaders. She always brightened up the Monday night games. DONNA WILSON Donna Donna's friendly personality and neat ap- pearance will make her a big success in the business world. LOUISE FAY YODER Louise Louise had many friends and was elected to our new Student City this year. Also a neat dresser, you never saw her dark hair out of place.