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

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fl Orval Brant Robert Brant Edith Brill Jack Brown Ellen Caldwell Jennie Calvi Telford Coleman Vernon Coleman Kenneth Cowher Charles Cyga Eleanor Davis Frank Davis ORVAL BRANT is quiet and studious. Someone says his love interest has gone wrong. But we know that's not the reason. Can't a boy be perfect and not be panned! ROBERT BRANT is another one of the bashful type. But a grand personality like Bob's can't be disguised. Bob is one of the cream of the Senior crop. EDITH BRILL is a good pal and a lot of fun! She goes in for domestics, too! What a girl! Perhaps yau've wondered about all the exclamation marks. Exclamation marks were invented for Edith. IACK BROWN-lack and his hat are the noise of 222: 222 is the noise of S. H. S. Ergo-Iack's got somepin! 'A' i' 'k 'k 'A' ELLEN CALDWELL is sociability personified. You'll never find Ellen with nothing to say. and you'll never hear her saying mere nothings. IENNIE CALVI has been absorbed in her commercial work. She'll make a perfect secretary, quiet and competent. TELFORD COLEMAN plays football and basketball and has been a member of the band for four years. He and Vernie Coleman are inseparable-and who'd want to separate them? VERNON COLEMAN, the high score man for this year's basketball team, has been on the varsity team for two years. His one-handed side shots made him quite famous around the school. His dancing and his good looks have made him famous every place else. 'k 'k 'k i' i' KENNETH COWHER is another S. H. S. musician. He played his way into the band and stayed there all four years of school. Kenny and his talk about no sleep have made all of us yawn in sympathy. CHARLES CYGA, a football hero, has been on the football squad for four years and was captain his senior year. Charlie is a favorite among both boys and girls. And that isn't often the case! ELEANOR DAVIS has taken an active part in home room activities. She has been one of the star basketball players for 222. FRANK DAVIS was a great tease. His tall friend, Robert Davis, took a great deal of it from him. Sort of the long and short of things. Qt 34,13-11 Y : 1 5 ii. J. V X ff f .,-,.. '- -'R' ff w .V . 5J,.' ' 1, 1 -. - .' 5 . .tf:vY1j..:Xvx1,.i,:1.!lLl ijilngguw 31 I .'1 ,i' H if ,, on ,nf 5f's 'v-, M. Tr - it i..'saf.,,P:e1 ' ex..-,f',','x 1' f -4. .1 .IQ i gi .'nf.1.-:Qcgj-1 1, 1.-1.1-,A y , 'W ,lynql Silky, img! -Q .m

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BETTIE BERKEBILE proved her ability to lend a hand as student coach for the senior class play. Throughout her four years in high school, dramatics held her interest. LETHA BERKEY spent most of her four years in the library. We believe there is not a volume she hasn't read. MARY BITTNER is one of the few good pun makers. She is generally in a good humor and can always make us the same way. THELMA BITTNER will make some man a good secretary-or a good wife. She has worked hard, taking time off only now and then for a little fun. 4 4 4 4 4 IANE BOOSE is interested in artistic things-she's done some lovely work in oils. We think she's the perfect type of person to tease because she is so easily flusteredflustered. FLORENCE BOWLIN. whose chief ambition was to become a drum major, has had her dream fulfilled in her senior year. She also likes dramatics and has been a member of the Dramatics Club for two years as well as prompter for the class play. DOROTHY BOWMAN'-Still waters run deep-they say. Dorothy is a perfect example. Her ambition or destination is not known to us'-but we hope they will be parallel. MILDRED BOWMAN is Somerset High's Grace Moore. She had the lead in the operetta for two years and has been a member of the trio and quartet. Was there ever a musical activity in which she didn't take part? 4 4 4 4 4 ARDITH BOYER has been interested chiefly in dramatics. She has belonged to the dramatics clubs and has been in several plays while in school. As a make-up artist she has always been in great demand. CYNTHIA BRANT. When Cynthia smiles. the world smiles with her. She can always cheer us up. Her excellent work has always cheered up despairing art teachers, too. IACK BRANT'S greatest interest is building model aeroplanes. He has been a member of both band and orchestra for four years, too. Iack's put-putting along on his scooter is one of S. H. S.'s big sights. LILLIAN BRANT is interested in Home Economics. Is there a man connected with the domestic work? Iudging from her work, we'd say, O fortunate one! How do you rate? Bettie Berkelnile hetha Berkey Mary Bittner Thelma Bittner Jane Bouse Florence Buwlin Dorothy Bowman Mildred Bowman Ardith Boyer Cynthia Brant Jack Brant Lillian Brant l A fi.-.witi'.z.uu'.mwhn1 J.'.wr:s:.:nwmf.1ww1v,4sta1titwv:..,zte.e, ft,-,:1immm.amritu1:a:rt:w.i....,.mimi.. iw:,1ur:l.l4.1l.au.fru.s +131

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1: F F g f:21f,. . fNNf?sf,c-..--KT. a V... K. 45. Jean Davis Robert Davis Roy Davis Nelson Davis Holm-rt llit-tz Glenn Dixon Nt-vin Dumhnultl Edna Ealy Q ' Frances Hdminstun Grace Edminston Doris Emert S Madie Emert 0 S-I IEAN DAVIS has been a star basketball player for her home room and has taken activs part in all class activities. She always has been noted as a good sport. ROBERT DAVIS could get a fine recommendation from any of his teachers. That he's well liked by schoolmates could easily be seen when he was selected to the student council. ROY DAVIS was quiet in class, but you'd never guess it if you'd hear him at noon. Roy has a sense of humor which all of us might envy. NELSON DAVIS forbade our comparing him to Nelson Eddy. So what can we say? For further information refer to subject in question. He was a natural Growing Pain as George in the senior class play. if 'k i i i' ROBERT DIETZ is quite a nuisance to the teachers but isrx't too hard to handle. Even though he had only a bit part in the operetta he stole his scenes. As Hal in the class play he carried on in the Dietz tradition. GLENN DIXON likes to see that the pupils cross the street safely. I-Ie has been on the patrol for two years and never has had an accident on his beat. NEVIN DUMBAULD is usually to be found in the shop. The work he turns out is envied by the whole class. EDNA EALY is always sitting in her home room studying or helping one of her friends. Although she is bashful. she is one of the best liked and most friendly girls in her class. ik t 'k 1 'A' FRANCES EDMINSTON has all the qualities of a real girl. She's clever, in- dustrious, and well liked by all the teachers and her many friends. GRACE EDMIN- STON has been very quiet during all four years. Everybody likes her quiet and friendly manner and admires her efficient work. DORIS EMERT started in her first year to be admired and liked by everybody. All those who know her have found her friendship worth while and desirable. MADIE EIVIERT is always smiling just as her photograph. She always shares her candy and her time with everyone, but she loses nothing by it. l A' ' if ilk fi. iv 20 if W' ,, .nv - ,'.-- cxk V xi, A' fyi v 'TV I fnyxg 'Lok' 'I V- - V 1 1 1943-lfxjf 'fl if-w..f.IkT ix f f new - if-:1'ag1:.lgv:, at X X .5 I if? nfl lmhbjfyf , ifgiy ,f.,.f,:y f Qi A . .V W R at . ,,.i.-cggi'iffv Pilar ' ' l ..llk..k5v. 1