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

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'kzli' BETTY ESHERICK is always laughing. Her laughing is the right kind of laughter for she hurts nary a feeling. We need more people like Betty. IDA FANALE is always smiling and never passes by without saying a cheery, Hello. Ida's Finale to S. H. S. will be sorely missed. RICHARD FISHBURN has starred in music. He has been a mem- ber of the band for four years. Richard is a good example of perseverance's conquering all, for in grade school music was his greatest trial. GUY FLUCK entered his freshman year as the rest of the class did-bashful and quiet. We didn't dream that Guy would become a star on the Varsity basketball team and a man about school his senior year. i if if i' 'A' DEAN FORNEY is one of those all-around fellows. He was on the varsity basket- ball and football team, a member of the band and orchestra, an active member of S club, and gave us an exhibition of smooth dancing in 'AGrowing Pains. EUGENE FRIEDLINE centered his school life around agricultural work. He will be one of the future farmers of America and a good one too. Buy your potatoes from Eugene. WALLACE FRIEDLINE as Omar in Growing Pains caused a riot with his stutter- ing. He has a very good sense of humor and is full of life and activity. Wally's grin is as widespread os his popularity. VIVIAN GASTLEY-her name may be ghastly but she's quite all right to all of us. Vivian is tall enough to play basketball quite well, and she's cute enough to play post-office even better. 'k i i i 'N P. A. GERHARDTF-A tall lad around school-who's been helpful in building stage sets for all our entertainments-and works in the shop with Mr. Dixon. ALVIN GLESSNER is interested in sports. He has played on the varsity basketball team for three years and was captain his senior year. He is also the president of the Student Council. CHARLES GLESSNER, Hhere today-gone tomorrow -he is one of our every other-day pupils. But when Charles is here, everyone knows it for Charles is well liked. ETHEL GOE-and don't forget to move back-She works hard at her commercial course. We hope you'll excuse the pun. but Ethel's the sort who wouldn't mind. 0 In .e-gif' 'f :':: ,' ,-z ,gn-. '7 i',.m.,e-,- af ave ' 0.33:-,A 613- fag',I-j,'..,-f--'-if .,.i,fAr,g L. .ae T2-ff it 2.1 wr .. fr ff -1rf'NHr -um 1 Q , .C :-ww. Ari I. , - f V Wit-:Il sl 3' ,Qgfgscgaf-1 1 .5-' V955 . In N. P13lf:xfUe'li,Ignf5kl. Q ,Q 3 .-Q , -.-,..:'l-.: Betty Esheriek Ida. Fanale Richard Fisllburn Guy Fluck Dean Forney Eugene Friedline S VVallace Friedline . Vivian Gastley P, A. Gerhardt Alvin Glessner Charles Glessnei Ethel Goe i l lumrumrwnwwm mvawzn.-.wuimueu mwmQf..wraarmm,vauru:r1::a v-ewmuxmmru mum uennmniwswu msmxvmmuzx uzm.11pm.nwmwnuu uuxuvwnx Azmscuuuuni

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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

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IOAN HALBROCK belongs to the Library Club and has played basketball her four years for her class. Starring as Elsie in the class play, she showed her friends another side of her. ALVIE HARKCOM plays the bass drum in the band. It takes a great deal of energy, but Alvie never complains. Alvie is surcharged with energy which he spends in teasing people. FRANK HARNED-one third of the Harned family in S. H. S., also one third of all the excitement goin on. Never a dull moment with Frank. HARRY HARNED-that boy with the eyelashes-but he's not effeminate. You'll find him in the bottom of every pile-up. Not that he's really pugnacious-he's just whole- heartedly interested in everything. i' 'k 'k 'k i' DOROTHY HAUGER takes an interest in home room activities. She has played basketball for four years and can always get a fast hold on that ball. IACK HAUGER is another all around boy. He plays sox in the bowl and also plays basketball. Where- ever you see lack, you see Trouble this dogj. RICHARD HAUGER is more than a Bit all right. He is in band and orchestra and has faithfully collected year book subscriptions. His man-about town air served him well in the role of Brian in Growing Pains. KENNETH HAUSE may seem quiet to you but to us he's just another man with life, He's so quiet that we didn't quite know what to write so we're just telling you-he's a study hall monitor's dream come true. 'k i 'lr 'k Y ELWOOD HEIPLE is always up to his ears in mischief, and a little too noisy for comfort. GEORGE HEIPLE-He's one of these boys who have come in and out of school very quietly. We need more seniors of his type. CHARLES HILEMAN'S pet hobby is being late for school or for his classes. He usually makes up some excuse but he knows the teachers won't believe him. Oh well-he has had fun. FRANCES HOFFMAN wants to become a secretary. We wonder if she prefers a married or unmarried boss-you never can tell. She-'ll be a good secretary whoever her boss is. Joan Halbrovk Alvie Hurc-om Frank Hurned Hurry Hnrned Dorothy H:nug'er Jack Hunger Richard Hunger Kenneth Hause- Ie NUM Elwood Heiple j George Heiple Charles Hileman F'l'2lYH'P5-1 Huffman 4 . . - - ' .:. ...:a.ua-.1- ' v.fe1.4-me-1.-1' 4-f.v v .- 4. in t22'k