Somerset Area High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Somerset, PA)

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5 Top: Linda Tipton, Leslie Claycomb, Martin Beech, Wilbert Beechy, Charles Wiltrout, Scott McClintock, Elizabeth Scharf, Gregory Pile, James Pritts, Byron Friedline, Karen Trcxel, Kermit Shaulis, ,lane Hauger, Gary Wagner, Jane Bowen, Susan Trent, Amy Hay Second: Anita Clay, Linda Gnegy, David Neilan, ,luliAnne Bowser, Barbara Reedy, Dawn Seese, Virginia Loewenthal, Candace Miller, .lames Cascio, Cynthia Pile, Cynthia Rock, Karen Prokop, Lynne Erickson, Elaine Eichorn, Jonathan Kidd, Thomas Findley, Mary ,lane Shaulis Third: Donna Knupp, Joyce Fieg, Deborah Pile, Beverly Fisher, Dona Smith, Kathy McClintock, Evonne Diehl, Wanita Walters, Carol Rayman, Rebecca Welch, Sally Rankin, Ruth Byers, Shari Schrock, Paulette Hostctlcr, Patricia Brocht. Scholarship Characterizes Honor Societg Members Promoting scholastic achievement and leadership, encour- PCLIEY Y0l1HkiI1 Cxciiedly M2155 the leiief iI1f0fmiHg her of her new aging development of character and creating enthusiasm b h' t th ' t . . . mem ers lp 0 esocley to render services to the school and community were the goals. of the National Honor Society. The faculty selected five percent of the junior class and ten percent of the senior r . . class for membership on the basis of scholarship, character, A Q ., ' ,'.- , , ' Q - if-ggi' f?3fIi'sIf V leadership and SCTVICC. . 1 K :eta i 1 1966-67 officers were Gregory Pile, presidentg Karen 7 i I Trexel, vice-presidentg Amy Hay, secretaryg and James l ' ' i . i Pritts, treasurer. i Q A Mrs. Pauline Glessner and Mr. Richard Flick sponsored ll . .T ,, ' ,i i w the society. llx r x A v-. , V , f ' - A-r in , . ,K ., 24 , Q7 F ' U,a.' H -' ' M - A-we-',j' fm 1 7- ,V ,H .A f, V J.: f . ' ,,,,.j x-' -,.,- , ',.A,, f..,,,i, ni ya 1 Q'-,f ,1 ,f ff Pm' F -:ff ' t . H ylhaff' ,ff r 59 X N 3:15,-.3,,5sE:aE2?lf.f-f 'ff 1 , ' .....-4ifW X W- ' Ear - i V , , Officers and sponsors of Honor Society are Kstandingl Mrs. Glessner, Karen Trexel, James Pritts, Mr. Flick, fseatedl Gregory Pile and Amy Hay. rf? X XX 'av f 1 sf' Ni

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Fortg-Member Plag Cast Presents Rousing Comedy Putnamis Landingga quiet suburban town in Connecticut is chosen by the U. S. Army for a missile base site. The townspeople object and Guido DiMaggio, the public. rela- tions officer, is pressed to prevent civil war from breaking out between the citizens and the Army. Grady Metcalf and his motorcycle gang are the heroes of the town girls until Corporal Opie Dalrymple and his battalion invade Putnam's Landing. Grace Bannerman, a determined committeewoman, drives her husband from home when her historical pageant, de- signed to improve relations between Army and civilians, turns into a rumble just in time for the colonel's inspection tour. After having returned Guido's engagement ring at least six times because of different views of child psychology, Maggie accepts it for the last time when Colonel Thorwald orders Guido to Alaska. A cast of forty members, directed by Mrs. Phyllis Cindric and Mrs. Roberta Antram, presented two performances of Rally Round the Flag, Boyslii to packed houses on Novem- ber 17 and 18. r M iq em, . mr F X 1, Opic protects a thrilled Comfort from Grady, who insists she loves him and his motorcycle. A loun mcctinff is called in Putnanfs Landin to discuss the construction of a missile base nearb '. 5- 5 5512 at ly- 1 S Y ln-gg-J l . , f : ' 7 32 g . 1 N, if 1 'J 5' '4 t- 1 1 'w J. t -I , 5 5? 1 :'E'y I V Y I l -siiinwi.-1'

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Quill and Scroll Honors High School Journalists On an international level Quill and Scroll rewarded and encouraged high school journalists for individual achieve- ments. To qualify for membership a student must have been in the upper third of his class and either an active worker on the yearbook staff or the author of fifty printed inches of newspaper copy. Qualified newspaper journalism students were admitted during their junior year, while yearbook journalism students were inducted during their senior year. Quill and Scroll members strived to fulfill and maintain a high degree of performance in the field of journalism. Secretary Linda Tipton, President Charles Wiltrotlt and Vice-president Jane Hanger pose for a picture before they begin plans for induction of new members. Jon Kidd welcomes new members Kermit Shaulis and Candy Hiller into Quill and Scroll. Top: Linda Tipton, Barry Day, Martin Beech, Michael Devlin, Craig Brallier, Cary Wager, Nancy Kantner, Scott McClintock, Elizabeth Scharf, Gregory Pile, Byron Friedline, Mitchell Peck, Karen Trexel, Kermit Shaulis, Janc Hanger, Charles Wiltrout, Jack Biancotti, James McClemens, Roberta Korns, Jane Bowen, Michael Hardwig, Amy Hay Third: Betty Kellv. Lynn Aurnan, JuliAnne Bowser, Elaine Eichorn, Lynne Erickson, Karen Pl'0k0P, .ludy Lafferty, Diane Talbert, Sandra Manges, Candace Miller, James Queer, David Hansen, Cynthia Rock, Stephanie White, Ronald Schrock, Barbara Pyle, Debbie Walker, Dawn Seese, Barbara Reedy, Carol Rayman, Cynthia Pile Second: Rebecca Welch, Ramona Faulkner, Susan Whipperman, Deborah Barron, Mary Shaulis, Brenda Cage, Richard Friedline, David Deal, Jonathan Kidd, Dennis Dunmeyer, Richard Flick, Linda Gnegy, Mary Walker, Margaret Otto, Sandra Weyant, Sara Brant, Gregory Rascona, David Neilan Bottom: Rebecca Hitchman, Kathy Brant, Paulette Hostetler, Bonnie Baker, Beverly Fisher, Jeannine Baer, Dona Smith, Kathy McClintock, Alice Hostetler, Ruth Byers, Shari Schrock, Dona Whipperman, Patricia Brocht, Linda Baker, Donna Knupp, Phylis Heist