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

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Future Homemakers of America Berger C Brfold B Black M Brown C Carney D Clarke K Connors T Copeland K Craig M Czille M Depta S Depta D Dockmonish D Fink E Fosbrmk J Fulmer C Gallagher K Gardner J Gismoncli D Grimm M Grimm R Gr mm S Grosser K Hall H Hardlk C Harshman N Heller J Hlxon K Huff D Hull M Hutshrnson C Jenkens L Klepsky L Lowaleskl M Kuha Kulha D Leasure M Lemley N Lint J Lrpps V Long R Luczka L Marclis B Marker B Mardrs K Morgan D Morrison K Myers O elt R OToole G Palkovic M Perbonish S Queer N Race D R hey S Rttr K Rozycki L Shaw C Shuster N Skilone C cker M Steiner C Strmmel C Thomas V Thomas M Travis M Ware B Watson B Webber S Welty T Wilkie M Wlsnewskl The Home Economics Club of Southmoreland High School is -- only in its second year. This or- A, ganization has many goals which we hope to attain with various activities and proiects, for the church, community, and the school. Our main goal, however, is to broaden and further the cause of homemakingu. F.H.A. Officers S. Mardis, C. Stimmel, R. Luczka, S. Ritter

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Future Teachers of America FlRST ROW: Nl. Beranak, C. Stimmel, l.. King, L. Koweleski, A, Friedman BACK ROW: F. Alderfer, S. Johnson, K. Millslagle, V. Trach, G. Schwartz, P. Ramsey, D. Zelenka FTA Officers G. Swartz, S. Johnson, L. King, D. Zelenka The main objective of the Future Teach- ers of America organization, is to give the members an opportunity to be introduced to many aspects of the teaching profession. lt hoped to arouse interest in the teaching field and to provide knowledge of what to expect. The very impressive service for charter- ing, installation, and induction of her mem- bers, was an incentive to serious thinking concerning the various phases of teaching. Many plans went into their speciallpro- grams, such as attending lectures, work- shops, hearing and participating in discus- sions about teaching as a career. These were valuable stimulants to the young people to bring about a better un- derstanding and appreciation of the teach- ing profession.

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iris Athletic Association The Girls Athletic Asso- ciation is in its second year. it is composed ot Sopho- mores, iuniors, and seniors, who participate in many ac- tivities. Some ot these activi- ties are swimming, basket- ball, and various types of parties. ll2 Junior G.A.A. Junior GAA in alphabetical order: C. Barker, M. Benedict, C. Biiold, J. Blaine, C. Farrah C Ferguson J Fisher B Franks L Freno V Froble J Furlo J endricks o er G Hostetter S Johnson B Keefer C Keeter B Killunger L King K Krav e Leonard S Marazza L Mathias B Patton D Polivka S Queer P Ramsey J Randolp Jean Randolph, C. Roadman, J. Rodgers, C. Rush, C. Ruth, B. Sager, N. Sansone, B. Santymyei S. Schneider, C. Schuster, C. Sherbondy, J. Skrobacz, B. Snyder, D. Snyder, K. Soner, E. Terr D. Brier, D. Byrwa, C. Clausner, C. Coffman, L. Cunningham, S. DeRosa, T. Dolan, D. Dzambo, M. , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . H ' , E H ff , . , . , . , . , . ' ' , . ' , . ic , E , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . P t K. Ulery, M. Verostko, M. Ware, R. Watson, J. Weaver, D. Zelenka, F. Alderfer, E. Bricker, l Shaw, B. Brooks, J. Rugg