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

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Hi-Y Club FRONT ROW: N. Ronco, G. Leasure, G. Fisella, D. Moore, P. Herd, L. Shepard, J. Misiewicz, E. Briercheck, Mr. Davis 1 SECOND ROW: D. Beckerleg, J. Wood, R. Swank, M. Armstrong, T. Surlas, G. Gross, D. Daugherty, D. Bowman, B. Londino, J. Keefer THIRD ROW: C. Keibler, K. Uber, J. Titterington, B. Ellenloerger, R. Sprinkel, R. Collins, S. Hunkey, R. McKnight, J. Coughnour, J. Null FOURTH ROW: D. Furbish, T. Griercheck, J. Dugger, L. Welker, D. Snyder, B. Baird, C. Brownfield, B. Schaeffer, J. Simon, E. Fronks BACK ROW: J. Fite, H. M. Stoner, P. Brittar, E. Price, A. Crawford, T. Hout, D. Echard Hi-Y Officers R. Misiewiez, P. Herd, L. Shepard, D. Moore, R, Fisella The Hi-Y club of Southmorel builds its functions around one n purpose: to create, maintain and tend throughout the home, school community high standards of Cl tian character. The club is a Y.M.C club for high school boys. Meml join the club seeking friendship, venture, recreation and inspiration. is the responsibility of the adult viser to help members select goals positive personal and group liv The members try to make their gi realistic and, at the same time, harmony with the national Hi-Y r pose. Through their code of ethics constitution the club operates on four-plank platform-clean spee clean sportsmanship, clean scho ship, and clean living. Future plans are as follows: to 4 and become part of the National fellowship and movement: to weekly for a meeting followed recreation. l- rn

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, V F t V'-ww--H Vind-wif FIRST ROW: P. Herd, K. Millslagle, D. Bambrey B Myers A Bentz R Farrel G Seese P Cicio SECOND ROW: T. Hout, N. Ronco, D. Snyder, M Clawson J Marth D Furbish R Laptosky B Reid D Leighty Mr Rush THIRD ROW: J. Fite, C. Keibler, L. Basinger, R. Hill A Brannaka R Kms R Savanick R Beal The Leo Club is the iunior service organi- zation ot the Scottdale and East Huntingdon Township Lions Club. The main purpose of the club is to Dserve the local high school by cooperating with the administration and tac- ulty in the development ot students tor leadership, scholastic achievement, individ- ual responsibility, honesty and respect for others. The club also serves the community by respecting the needs and welfare of others and unites its membership in friend- ship, tellowship and mutual understanding. Since the club's organization in 1964, it has provided many services to the school and community. The most outstanding of these is the sponsorship of a sophomore trophy given to the lOth grade student with the highest academic standing. The organi- zation also maintains a pop cooler in the lunch room for the students. By keeping with the ideals of Leadership, Equality and Opportunity the Leo Club is an asset to our school system. Leo Club Officers FIRST: G. Seese SECOND: D. Furbish, B. Myers THIRD: J. Marth, R. Savanick, M. Clawson, R. Beal, A. Brannaka

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Tri-Hi-Y FRONT ROW: S. Martin, K. Stepanic, N. Fox, C. Foster, D. Lewis, J. Walker, K. Craig, J. Gismondi, E. Lint, J. King, C. Stimmel, J. Hixon, L. Hague, K Bentz SECOND ROW: J. Lipps, M. Keifer, A. Shope, K. Stoner, J. Opalinski, J. Stahoviak, M. Stillman, K. Poorbaugh, L. Brothers, B. Hower, C. Harshman, K Connors, T. Wilkie THIRD ROW: V. Potoka, D. Leasure, B. Snyder, G. Hostetler, V. Long, M. Hutchinson, J. Rodgers, J. Fisher, B. Hoffer, B. Killinger, J. Randolph, F. Zearley, L. Terry, V. Stoner FOURTH ROW: S. Davis, B. Sager, R. Whitfield, K. Schwab, J. Wolfe, L. Hermin, D. Polivka, M. Farrah, L. Cunningham, L. Shallenberger, V. Froble, B Zerrula FIFTH ROW: V. Trach, S. Marazza, S. Wingrow, G. Earnesty, P. Ramsey, L. Mathias, D. Brier, M. Benedict, B. Keffer, S. Queer, J. Hendricks, S. De- Rosa, C. Coffman SIXTH ROW: M. Ware, D. Sicllovsky, J. Blaine, D. Zelencla, F. Alderfer, D. Snyder, A. Fox, R. Bowman, L. Shaw, S. Layman, L. Kelepsky Tri-Hi-Y is a YMCA club for high I girls. Southmoreland High has two chapters Il ith grade 12th gradej under the direction Mrs. Charlotte Mowry. Members Tri-Hi-Y seeking recreation and and unusual experiences. Tri- Y's annual program consists of basketball, an annual Daughter Dinner, and a Cin- Ball. Tri-Hi-Y's activities are to help members achieve growth. Membership is open all iunior and senior girls. Tri-Hi-Y Pure Words, Pure Thoughts, Actions. Officers ACK ROW: 12th grade officers: J. Stahoviak, N. Fox, L. Hague, K. Poorbaugh, D. Lewis, J. Walker RONT ROW: Ilth grade officers: M. Ware, S. Davis, D. Leasure, B. Sager, J. Fisher