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

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129: ' GENE SCHUMUCKER centers his high school activities around athletics. He was quite a few girls' football hero-and liked it. As Brian in Growing Pains he kept up his reputation. BETTY SCHROCK is the little blonde who is seldom seen but always talked about. She likes basketball and is an asset to her team. There aren't many like Betty. NELLIE SEHAR can always find good points and would overlook your bad ones. You are always perfect to Nellie. DELVER SHAFFER is bashful, blonde. and has blue eyes. Miss Piper and he get along very well in English class. i t i' if 'Ir HENRY SHAFFER is one of the Three Musketeers -Henry, Robert, and Alvie. He thinks he wants to he a secretary, but you never can tell. IEANNE SHAULIS, and her giggle make more than one person cry with laughter. How does she do it? She was a member of the operetta cast and is a talented dancer. KERMIT SHAULIS, although very small, can slide that trombone very easily and can hit some thrilling notes. 'though the instrument is bigger than he is. MARTHA SHAULIS' theme song is I Love to Yodel -and yodel she does. We like to hear her do it, too. We know she can cook, too. She's taken home economics for four years. 1: 1 if ir af ' MARY SHAULLIS is a very companionable and likeable person, always feeling gay and making you feel the same. Her performance as Sophie in Growing Pains was short and effective, MEADE SHAULIS-If you see somebody teasing the girls you know it is Meade. That seems to be his greatest ambition. VELMA SHUMAKER- She'll make some man a good wife for she is the type that is seen and not heard. We've yet to hear her raise her voice. CRYSTAL SINGO-A whirlwind in basket- ball and all sorts of athletics. Everyone will miss her cheery companionship. Her voice is an asset to the Girls' Chorus. , :X X Genie St'llllll1l'lit'l' lit' ' Betty St-hrot-k 51 Nellie S4-liar Delver Shaffer Henry Sliziffer Jeanne Shaullis Ki-rmit Sliaiulis Martha Sliuulis Mary Sliuulis Monde Shnulis Velma Shumzikei' Crystal Singo

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CARRIE SLICKERMAN-Carrie is an excellent cook and spends most of her time working in the cafeteria. We can thank Carrie for some of the delicious dinners we have eaten there. LOTTIE SLICKERMAN--Lottie is a perfect image of a Kewpie Doll. Demure and quiet, she always has an encouraging smile for those who need it. BERNARD SMITH is one of our husky football players. He could knock them down and never feel the result. His good nature is expansive as his frame. BETTY IANE SMITH is active in extra curricular activities. She is a member of the National Honor Society and of mixed chorus and girls' chorus. She played a convincing Terry in Growing Pains. 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k BETTY RENE SMITH is the rapid fire talker of S. H. S. She just can't slow down. But she really says things worthwhile or she wouldn't be in the National Honor Society. LOIS SNIDER is one of the busiest girls in her class. She is editor of the yearbook and had a lead in the senior play. She can always be depended on to do her work and never complains of having too much. Lois hasn't had an enemy during her whole high school career. IOSEPH SNYDER is that boy in 22 about whom all the girls were agog. After conquering the bashfulness that held him captive his first tw years, he emerged as a football hero and made quite a hit with the fairer sex. BETTY SPEICHER-We truly admire any one who can stick through the chemistry course-so three cheers for Betty! w -if -if xr -1 PAUL SPEICHER played Dutch in 1'Growing Pains. We always knew he was a romeo but didn't know he was quite so popular. He is everybody's friend and is a Iohnny on the spot, when a pal needs help. IOHN SPROCK-His sense of humor is as quiet as he is-but just as definitely present. Studying has taken up most of his time and teachers admired his perseverance. HELEN STAHL is always very quiet and she is very seldom seen wasting her leisure time. She is interested in commercial work. Helen keeps anything from needles to shoe polish on hand for those who might need them. AUGUST STANGA spends most of his time watching or playing in the gym. His good nature is boundless and his ability to get out of doing things is infinite. Carrie Slickerman Lottie Slickvrman Bernard Smith' Betty Jane Smith Betty Rene Smith FD Lois Snider , Joseph Snyder : Betty Speichi-1' Paul Speicher John Sprock Helen Stahl August Stamga xgtarifg, - ..r. ' i: .1n,rv-ummm:'.cm.1 mlm 4' . 4-..f'::1 1-1-4,144.7-.s -1: lex. Ang 1 :1..x-wibnn . I lift: i'30'k