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

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an VVc.n'ur Dorotliv NVcicht 'id VVcimcr lsiihrllc Weiss l VVhlPPf'liUldI1 lVlarqzirv:I Will Clair Wmxixrl Callwrinc NVoV R hard Wav lfmlwartl Yumvsv Dorothy Yuunlxin The Seniors of 1944 wish to pay tribute to all the boys who have been their fellow classmates during the tour years their class has spent in S. H. S. and who are now members of the armed forces. Pursuit ol personal hap- piness was swept aside by these boys who have desired to make their coun- try free for the ideals that are rooted in the heart of every true American. To these boys and to those who are soon to enter, we desire to extend our deepest gratification lor the heroic deeds they are doing. IEAN WEAVER-Another one of us who doesn't like to study. Handicraft Clubp Senior Drarnaticsg Girls' Chorus. DOR- OTHY WEICHT-Dorothy spends her time between the gym and walking the upper hall. Girls' Chorusg Iunior Red Cross Clubg Library Club-DAVID WEIMER- Dave is the man about town. Bandg All-County Bandp Theatre Arts Clubg Presi- dent of hCemistry Clubg Senior Class Vice Presidentg Rotarianp National Honor Societyg Senior Class Playg Freshmen Circus. ISABELLE WEISS-It's always Issy and her activities. Iunior Dramaticsg Student Councilp Victory Corps, Orchestra: Mixed Chorusg Girls' Chorusg Madrigal Choir, A Chorusg All County Orchestra and Chorusg All-Western Orchestrag Swing Band Vocalistg A Cappella Choir: S. O. S.p Eaglet Business Stalfp Class Playp Operetta. ELWOOD WHIPPERMAN- Whip's spe- cialty is blondes. Home Room Activities. MARGARET WILL- Peggy -connoisseur of good books and operas. Girl Re- servesg Band and Orchestra Librarianp All County Band and Orchestrag Southwestern Band and Orchestrap All State Bandg Mixed Chorus: Madrigal Choirp Operettag S. O. S.g Iunior and Senior Class Plays. CLAIR WOOD- Woodie -Tall, blonde, and ---. Photoplay Club, Chemistry Clubp Home Room President, Army Air Corps Reserve. CATHERINE WOY- Kate is an admirer of brown hair and blue eyes. Knitting Clubg Iunior Dramaticsg Girl Reservesg Library Clubg Mixed Chorusg Home Room Presidentg Freshmen Circus. RICHARD B. WOY- Is an explanation needed for Fat? Sports Clubg Senior Dra- maticsg Varsity Football. EDWARD YANCEY- Bone is the depending factor of the stage crew. Rifle Club, Patrol, Cur- rdent Events Club, Mixed Chorus, Freshmen Circus, Fresh- men Football, Stage Crew Manager. DOROTHY YOUNKIN- Dorothy's specialty is talking. Travel Club, Mixed Chorusp Girls' Chorusg A Cappello Choir, All County horus, Home Room Secretary. MARY DIGRUTTOLO-Iust another oi Miss Gless- ner's fine helper. Girls' horus. Z8

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FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW -- Brant. Doherty, Bender, Bordner. Beabes, Bittner. Armstrong, Bauman, Burkett, Corliss. SECOND ROW-li. Dull, C. l. D'Airigop Bell, Bauqhman, Ankeny. Barkley: lf. Dora. Beatty, Brant. Delsignore, Connor. 'l'l llRD ROW-Ash. Bartenrinn, Nl. Dull. Baurh. Brubaker, Davis, R. Dora, Beggs, Cnstea. Dull. FOURTH ROVV-Carey, Baer. Christner. Baer, Bailey, T. Dull C. A. D'Arrigo. Brown. Craver. SECOND GROUP bert. Gardner, Lowry. linrmnn Geary, Cxreen, Feller. ple, Hanning, Uuss. THIRD ROW - Lifhty, Lesnink lrlarkrom. Farling, Knepper, lohnmn Lnpina, Laffcrty. FOURTH ROW-Fnrkosh, Leydig l lnrvey. Kebblish, lacohs, Gorman Housel, Ginler. Higgins. ' . UPHOLD PRESTTGE OF PREDECESSORS What, another gang oi greenies? But this cry was soon turned to praise as the new recruits took their place in high school. During their freshman year they took time out to show that they were surprisingly good Roman servants. As sophomores their originality came out in their Truth or Consequence assembly program. Many of these musical sophomores had large parts in the Operetta. To climax this successful year they gave the Iungle lump, a dance in honor of the seniors. From the time the bell rang to begin classes this year, the juniors have been in there winning one victory after another. They not only have marvel- ous voices in the crowd but use them to raise the roof at pep meetings and games. The junior boys hold many star positions on the football and basket- ball squads and backing them it all the pep and vim their calss can offer. The cheerleading squad is composed chiefly of members from this class while the two majorettes, Betty Anne Fridy and Virginia Beabes, add charm to the band. The outstanding social function is the Iunior Prom. Encouraged by last year's success they are determined to make this prom one of the best ever. With their able president, Charles Norris, and his assistants, Alvin Rose, Glenn Bailey, and Bill Kebblish, they look forward to their alst year of high school life as their best. 3U FIRST ROW-Korli. Kettler, Gil- SECOND ROW-Lncliler. Holder- haum, Knupp, Fritly. Kozvl, Holsop-