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

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OPHO ORE CLASS We think a lot of the sophomore class, because it has set high stand- ards and is following them. What ' h more uld we do without that sop o wo spirit in the school as well as at the 'P At all the athletic combats the games. sophomore cheering section turns out to full forc victory. Q e to cheer our team on s many of This class has given u our boys on the gridiron and basket- ball floor as well as excellent material for the band an d orchestra. that they To till their treasury so could give a dance long remembered by all, they sold vitamins, in the form CLASS OFFICERS President - IAMES CRITCHFIELD Vice-President - DEAN MICKEY - OIS IACOBS Secretary - - L urer - - WILLIAM BERKLEY Treas tball fans, and of candy, to the foo a circus during their fresh- presented man year. Some of our most entertaining and h enjoyable assembly programs ave been supplied by these sophomores. With Iimmy Critchiield as president, Dean Mickey as vice president, Bill Berkley as treasurer, and Lois Iacobs as a secretary to help him, these able- bodied sophomores look forward to their last two years in high school with zest. Quite reluctantly the seniors take leave of this class and wish them all the luck and happiness in the world. L...J

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mu WW SOPHOMORES ROW 1--Durst. Arnold Bowman, Bittlebrum, Brant Boyts, M. Baker, Forney Brendle, Brodie, Bailey Friedline. ROW 2 - Formichello Friend, Bell, Berkey, Clem- ence, Conn, Gardner, Flick Berkebile, Brant, Brant, Es- herick, Boburchak, Berkley. ROW 3-Bailey, Durst Doran, Chlebda, Critchfield Flick, Digruttolo, Burkett, Bit- tlebrum. Caldwell, Bittner Ash, aBrclay, Friedline, Bies- tal, Bowman, Brashear, ROW 4-Ayers, Enos Adams, Fike, Bird, Calderoni Darrigo, Bowman, Barron Beluschak, Emert, Barclay Fritz, iBttner, Custer, Critch- field. Bailey. ROW I-Lafferty, Kimmel, Gress, Kregar, Griffith, Labrel. King, Hoover, Koeppe, Hause. ROW 2-Levinicz, Iohnson Gross. lurca. Latshaw, Leon- ardi, Iacobs. Glessner, Herr, Lint, Holt. Henry. ROW 3-Houpt, Langley, Ludy, Kregar, Gardner, Hos- tetler, Lephart, Hady, Kimmel, King. Luther, Housel. ROW 4-Weigle, Hauger, Hanger, Glessner, Long. Hans- herry. Latta, Krevda, Hen- derson, Hoffman, Latshaw, Hostetler. Knepper, Gordish. ROW 1-Moore, Mangene. Meyers, Manges, Pucci, Pyle, Pyle, Pritts, Miller, Resh. ROW 2-Pletcher, Roberts, Pickett, Menser, Mickey, Moore, Filer, Morelli, Miller, Reclerick. Otto. ROW 3-Miller, Meyers, Pritts, Miller, Niemic, Nair, Mankamier, Miller. Pugh, Magnet, Rubinski, Nlowry, Rush, O'Hara. ROW 4-Raley, Moysenko, Martin, Mapes, Morgan, Min- erd, Miller, Morin, Reese, Pugh, Pletcher, McClintock, Peretti, Reese. ROW I-Stutzman, Weaver, Walker, Speicher, Sicheri, Walker, Speicher, Tulenko, Kregar, Schenck, Saylor. Zim- merman, Zanoni. Zurvensky, Townsend, Whipkey. ROW 2-Sehar, Timms. Walker, Shaulis, Shaffer, Spangler, Weyant, Turillo, Shaulis, Weiss, Welsh, Stutz- man, Weimer, Woy, Troll. Turney. ROW 3-Walker, Weicht. Sl-iaulis, Ringer, Tipton, Weimer, Taylor, Swisher. Wovf Smith, Schilling, Stan- czvk, Sinqo, Walker, Whip- perman. ROW 4-Younkin, Will, Sager, Weigle, Sechler, Ston- er, Wood, Smith, Wiley, Yoder. Schilling, Simpson, Shaulis, Shaffer, Sololoski, Stahl. Yancey.-

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FREE HMAN CLASS The freshman class was first brought to light last year on Move-Up Day by their overflow of pep. Everyone stared when they, shaking with fear cmd trembling at the thought of upper- classmen, trooped down the steps cmd marched into the freshman rows. They are quite different now and have become something from which our school could not part. These young- sters have shown eagerness and in- terest in every activity in our school. Two of their great number received cheerleaders' uniforms this year and it appears that more will follow soon. Two charming and versatile freshmen majorettes, Betty Ann Fridy and Vir- ginia Beabes, will adcl glamour to the band. Several of these greenies were great assets to Mr. Diller when he pre- sented the Chimes of Normandy. Mr. Stineman, too, knows this class has musical talent, because he has given so many of them the orange and black uniforms which are worn only by the band. The orchestra is well supplied with freshmen talent which will un- doubtedly prove a valuable asset in fu- ture years. In the field of sports, the freshmen boys proved what they are made of on the B team in basketball under the di- rection of Mr. Speicher. We are sure that some of these strong, muscular supermen will lead our football team to victory in the next few years. CLASS OFFICERS President - - - CHARLES NORRIS Vice-President - CHARLES HOLDERBAUM Secretary ---- LOIS STATLER Treasurer - - - MARY SHAULIS