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

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X Commercial lub M. Benedict, C. Booterbaugh, J. Bowser, L. Brothers, C. Burkhart, C. Carney, K. Conners, J. Coughenour, L. Cunningham S DeRosa B Drven Felton, B. Franks, L. Freno, K. Gardner, D. Grimm, J. Hendricks, C. Hers berger, K. Huff, K. Keffer, J. King, M. King, L. Knipple D Kuhns P Kuzar Leonard, H. Lewis, R. Luczka, S. Mardis, P. May, D. McCloy, K. McNallay, K. Myers, L. Neighbors, C. Olinger, J. Opalinski B Ordelt G Palk Perbonish, J. Pertraca, J. Pifer, D. Palirifa, K. Poorbaugh, G. Pritts, S. Pritts, P. Ramsey, J. Randolph, J. Randolph, S. Ritter K Roadman J S. Rose, S. Schneider, L. Schroyer, N. Skilone, J. Skrobacz, P. Smith, J. Stakoviack, M. Stillman, B. Sturtz, B. Thomas, C. Thomas C Thompson Webber, J. Weisel, S. Welty The Commercial Club has a membership of 66 students, un- der the guidance and supervision of Mrs. Christner. The club's pur- pose is to provide additional ed- ucation in the business field and acquaint the members with peo- ple in the business range. To be eligible for membership, you must be a iunior or senior and must be taking at least two business subiects. I06 Commercial Club Officers FIRST: P. Ramsey, D. Polivka, S. Leonard SECOND: P. Kuzar, B. Ordelt, K. Poorbaugh THIRD: C. Keefer, C. Olinger

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yn 5i1E.5'??1 it ' Library Club MIYAQQM . as ROW la C. Myers, B. Hower, L. Neighbors, R. Newcomer, P. May, K. Gaqdner, 5. Ritter, S. Pritts, M. Beranek, G. Palkovic, C Hausele V Thomas ROW 2: S. Martin, R. Grimm, M. Newcomer, L. J. King, D.'Leasure, B, Sturtz, D. Kuhns, B. Ordelt, R. Whitfield, K. Ulery, D Kuhns N Kuhla ROW 3: K. Schwab, J. Wolfe, M. Kuhla, D. Fisher, B. Miller, C, Bender, D. Bandemer, M. Brown, D. Barr, B. Keefer, B. Marker The Library Club strived to pro- mote the purposes ot the orga- nization, which were: to sponsor a greater interest among the stu- dents in the use of books and li- brary service, to stimulate read- ing interests, and to promote and improve the library service of the school. The activities which were planned, encouraged the mem- bers to accept responsibility and to think through thoroughly. The field trips and the speakers which attended their meetings, added much educational value for the students. Their experience expanded their knowledge and apprecia- tion ot the library. Officers S. Pritts, G. Palkovic, M. Beranek, K. Gardner

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Nurses Club FRONT ROW: Mrs. Amaroso, T. Collins, L. Kowalowski, M. Wisneski, N. Fox, D. Lewis, M. Chebowlski, K. Craig, J. Gismondi, P. Smith, P. May SECOND ROW: D. Grimm, C. Fink, L. Brothers, J. Sullivan, T. Wilkie, E. Lint, K. Alborn, L. Schroyer, B. Hower, M. Stillman, R. Newcomer THIRD ROW: K. Schwab, B. Rosin, R. Whitttield, B. Hofter, K. Ulery, E. Thomas, B. Snyder, V. Potoka, C. Stoner, D. Hauser FOURTH ROW: D. Sidlovsky, M. Ware, G. Taylor, B. Zerilla, V. Long, C. Coffman, J. Blaine, F. Zearley, J. Furlo, L. Mathias The Nurse's Club consists of stu- dents who are planning various types of health careers after graduation. The purpose of the club is to give these students a better knowledge of health careers and how to attain them. The Nurse's clubs plan many activities, some of them being: Christ- mas Party, Mother-Daughter Tea and tours to various hospitals and institu- tions. The Nurse's Club hopes to achieve the many goals set for it by former members and officers and set a pat- tern for new members. Nurses Club Officers Mrs. Amoroso, Advisor, M. Wisniewski, L. Kowalewski, T. Collins, M. Chebowski, K. Stepanic l07