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

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l Theodore Lapina Vern Leslie Phyllis Ling' Mary Livengwmtl Ronald Lohr Esther Long Robert Ludy Robert Lutvri Rush Mr-Millen Richard Maddy Catherine Nlznyws Vivian Martz THEOPORE LAPINA, the typical football hero, has been on the football squad for three years. He is always full of fun and activity, the life of 207. VERA LESLIE- She had a lead in the Yellow Lanterns and is a member of the National Honor Society. Vera could always be depended upon to know her lesson, also to help Miss Maier track those lost books. PHYLLIS LING-Her main interest is in art work. Her mottof- i'Silence is Golden. At that rate she'll be rich some day. MARY LIVENGOOD has been known for her cheer leading during her four years. She can make friends with anybody and will help them in every way she can. She has been one of the leaders of her class and was Mrs. Mclntyre in the class play. 4 4 4 4 4 RONALD LOHR is called Bunny by his friends. He belongs to the boys' chorus. We don't know why he's called i'Bunny, so your guess is as good as ours. ESTHER LONG helped transform the members of the Yellow Lanterns cast into Chinese and then became both an extra and student coach for class play. Her smile does more than a bit of transforming, too-transforming boys. ROBERT LUDY was tackle on the football team and played on the 'iflashy five basketball team. Bob certainly did his share of flashing in that respect. ROBERT LUTERI is little but mighty enough to fly about in a big red truck, His cheery grin is a big asset to a small person. af if af if -z RUSH MCMILLEN is the trouble maker on the school bus, but he always is fun maker as well. He has been in the boys' chorus for two years. RICHARD MADDY. although here only a short while, has won the friendship of many of his classmates. His good nature seems always to fill the classroom. He was a most impressive traffic officer in i'Growing Pains. CATHERINE MAPES makes quite a hit with in-town and out-of-town boys. Can't you see why? Catherine is good-natured and well liked. The words are trite but Catherine certainly is the opposite. VIVIAN MARTZ is in 'HQQQK M ' determined to get her chemistry or bust. We think she would make a grand nurse., Pg' Ifffkxr Y if an even disposition and a smile that's easily turned on have anything to do with it. i iQl'Tf'Q7it gg' K iiwgj' ft f we rig y?,gQqy,ej,,f i211 ir -. v.. 'Li 1-

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1 Beulah Holliday Loretta Holsopple James Houser Rzlnse Jeffreys Galen Johnson Robert Jones Betty Kzilp Mary Kuvur Muucle Kelly Leroy Kimmel Fred Knupp Gloria Lambert BEULAH HOLLIDAY-has spent only one year with us, but we wish we could spend all our holidays with her. She's a good student and a pleasant companion. LORETTA HOLSOPPLE, who is the typical athletic girl, played basketball, volley ball or any other available game during all four years of high school. JAMES HOUSER is just a jitterbug. He's going in for waltzing now. We'll shag, thank you! He was a member of both the boys' and mixed choruses, and he was one of the pains in Growing Pains. RANSE IEFFREYS has been swinging his way through school. He is our wizard of the key-board. He is the pleasantest type of Hswingaroof' 'A' if t 'A' ik GALEN IOHNSON has teased his way for four years. He never is satisfied unless he is teasing somebody-usually girls. ROBERT IONES, famous for his swing band, has shown the pupils of Somerset High many good times. He has been a mem- ber of the high school band for four years and made a hit both as YuKong in Yellow Lanterns, and the professor in Growing Pains. BETTY KALP started her first year by folding her hands and never saying a word, but by the time she was a senior, she showed us that she was by nature a regular chatterbox. She is always a good sport and has many friends. MARY KAVAR has played on her home room basketball team for four years. What would they have done without her? she isn't so big but can always make baskets. if 'k if 'k 'lr MAUDE KELLY is another home economics girl. She always has a smile when she hands us our food at the cafeteria. She has made many garments in sewing that her friends envy. LEROY KIMMELS beaming smile and handsome physique have made him popular with both boys and girls. He likes athletics and participates in them to a large extent. FRED KNUPP-Quiet is his middle name. We wish he'd talk moreq for he is interesting in every, way. GLORIA LAMBERT-S. H. S. jitterbug-beautiful and rather lazy-not dumb. She belongs to the Ushers Club and the Chemistry Club. also Omar's gal in the class play. ' 'k23'k , X .I . X ,TEX . X N, f f.-'X' .. .5 ' ' '-i-. .3 , . .. -- 1 1' . 4 it -Cb.. .p.g A ,fj:fgf.p ,Q xxx - taxi 'lf Q JS! '- - f.i 1 fy All M1445-fft? fm V, fe

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25W HELEN MASON is another lover of books. She has spent most of her time reading books in the library or home room.jALMA MAUST has fiddling as a hobby. Boys have alma as their hobby. Which will you have? MARY C. MCVAY is very skillful with the violin and very much interested in commercial work. She is one of Miss Stern's prides and joys and should in the future be the pride and joy of some harassed business man. DOROTHY MENHORN-A'Pee-Wee is tiny. She certainly is a lover of books-other than school books. We don't blame her-do you? i i 'k i' 'k PAUL MERRINGER-gets great pleasure in assisting Mr. Kennel. Schoolmates get a lot of pleasure out of Paul. We're not saying what teachers get out of him. HARRY MEYERS is an all round good fellow, much admired by his friends, He has been a star player on his home room basketball team for four years. MARY MIGOT is a little Miss Silence who likes to lend a helping hand. Reading is her hobby. Mary is always around when you need her. IUNIOR MILLER is not a moth miller, but he is always fluttering about the damesf' just a flitterbug-. Quick, get the Flit! t i i i' 'A' OLIVE M. MILLER as Mrs. Patterson in Growing Pains made everybody laugh. We had always thought she was very quiet-maybe we make our decisions too rapidly. Olive Marie has a laugh for every occasion. RUBY MILLER is a real friend and she has been a great help to the Tri-Hi-Y. Schoolmates and teachers have enjoyed working with her. RAYMOND MINERD, too, has Silence is Golden as his motto. He is interested in his studies and likes to read. Raymond is one of those highly admirable boys who really believes in going to church. BEATRICE MINERD is Araminta's inseparable pal. She hopes to become a secretary, and judging by her work of the last four years, we know she will succeed. '71 74 Miw- 'ff' -'K . fp. X fx j, 1 w Vrfxifx ', .Af ,jg f,,.,, Q I 1 .r ,, f X tn, ,L jr, j1,if R 1 nl.: X is ,ef Helen Mason Alma Maust Mary M. McVay Dorothy Menhorn Vuul Merringer Hurry Meyers Mary Migot Junior Miller Olive M, Miller Ruby Miller Raymond Minerd Beatrice Minerd 1:-nmr:.fuuswarez:-:mum-1cf.mnysr-ausinnmln-rcmnwunausmmzzslmmuuuaxu:.ssmnf:i.nrwmimrfas-.Q.f-.n.:'c.v,im-fi.-:rt .. : 1-+I: -.'i .L - -- ' 1 .ie v ww .-t.