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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1947 volume:

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If .3 LONG THE PATHS OF LEARNING Prom tht crrllcst dns of Qomerset Countx the lnfluentc of the PCl1llSXlXdI1Ii Duteh his been felt ln educ mon xl progress fha Qulturt of these people rs refltctul rn the students customs llllllts beliefs incl cspturllx m sn rtches of thur speech It IS not unusuil to heir them six Uught l outen the light Come on up town along or 'Wx mls s all' -Xlthough the Ptnnsxlx amz Dutch strun rs no longer .as prulom rn mt ns prurouslx, rts splrlt IS stall apparent lI'l any gathering of som erset Qounty rcsldents -'fix-r 1' .2 PEOPLE XCTIX ITIE: :PORTS 5 X 1: . C ' A , A Nj' -7-1 f Q' 1. .'-N L -' -Y 'U .- ' ., , '-ML., I- Z ff -,Ext .4951 Q, Z., L i 'sldif . T., ' ima ,JF ' - , qi-f' Q, Ph. 3 .- ., i ,ff . J M , 1 '. , ' 1 , - Q '- Q v , i - - ',. ' .5 -- .. -. ' ':- ' l ' . . .N- an .- A S HK 7' jr ,im I ,A is ' .' ,- QQ - x ' Y Y ' b if I 3 . f , , -,A 1 , . H' :JA . I m,:A1, , ,. 2 . Y fy - ,'. X I , W Id -: ' -1' - 'FL' , A 5 'Q' ' X r 213' t. 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C ARI nmaku the hear: grow fnndcr X1 nn STIFH FR V rv PRT w0C1r1fm1l Q h fl p cmlrdnnator xocatmnal muhmc Q h u p Lnthuensru Wu he IS dghnlnlx 1dx one to red h ur Xl ICF Sportsman prmd of hu mmx IXXIIIIR C W 1 hflml LCUHUTITKQ C1htv.r11 mm INI- SNYDFR Pngllxh mtus Nnwlu mc If L hlliliflfl 1 I Of THIN W' pumplg who MIL at pu In flLI'fUfl11'll'1LLN XID N phulml LfilIL'lYlKI1 cfmh f H lx lumix KI I 1 n 1 rn 71 fmt f bukgtbxll ghxnmpmm ehx emily ' mjuxs QZIUCFLFILIY Rl max dencr 'Dumbkuph if . . . . . ' . ' 'b ll . ' . ' Y' -' .... . ' .. 1' , I ...Do.',, ', 5 ,M ' . .., . ...- - ' - i l ,.,l.l',' I I--' '- ...llkszxllkilrls mg 'rk... ' ' ' : ' - . D.-x 'l'l,F . .. ' '. U .- 0 aiu . .... .xri ,..avilg:nr- VI 4 ', I '1 ' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The history of our class ' lik . . is Ve a story- book consisting of four chapters. T The story begins in the year 1943, when, under the leadership of Robert Schr k f ' ' oc , we began our activities. Besides cheering at the football and basketball of the bench games, we had a section reserved for our bench warmers The . n came the big get together-the freshman is was a milestone in Halloween Party. Th the making of friends. Chapter two began with volunteers and appointees working together to make a memorable Soph-Senior Hop. The Carni-Ball was a replica of a carnival the merry-go-round p redomin ating. Suddenly chapter three was upon us Rings were ordered and a play was in the air. Teen Daze was a play of the typ- ical teen-ager and was artistically enact- ed. Moonlight Serenade, our prom. was l tru y a big accomplishment. Our athletes were taking honors in all fields of sports, and we were becoming more important in all phases of our sehool life. Finally we came to the last and final l'rf,1 ideal chapter: a chapter which seems a little hurried, a little sad. ' were off the bench for good and were in there winning and reaching their goals for stardom. Much combing of hair, Hx- ing of makeup, straightening of ties, and hunting of one-strand pearls took lac This year our fellows . 0 ' p e for the taking of the Senior pictures. The Senior's dramatic production In A House Like This was a big success, which proves that our class has dramatic talent. VVe also h 'fact was proved to us whe members were choosen for All County and All State orchestra. Some of our class- mates also participated in the operetta The Gondoliersu. .-Xnnouncemen ave musical talent. This n some of our ts and name cards were ordered, measuring for QOXYHS, C0l'T1l'l1Cl1 endured and then came graduation. VVe are now ready to clos CL'IT1Cl'lf PFIICITCCS XVCI1' , .e the cover on this book and each of us is going his way. lfaeh will write his own story, but no matter to what heights we go as indi- viduals, we shall always be proud and grateful for the good thoughts, the 'ood fs works and th- f l A' - t goof timts we txpt rieneed as the Class of 1947. ENIORS NIAX .-Xxxxi-.i IIII' l'rrfiffwi1I Roniuk NllJS'l'Ul.l.l'R Srrrfinry JUAN l'1l.ICK rrY1,v nrfr 5 A 1 liioxias bTfll H-HR 'Nhx ANKENY e rugged athlete stmc hIs popularlty won hIm t e presldency of the Senlor Class star end of the football team usually off sIde 3mbltl0US to come an electrIcal engIneer DONAID Avsns Don medIum heIght brown haIr restless lIlces to travel conslderably dIsregards cold wrnters and snow has hlgh hopes of enterlng the extensIve held of mechanIcs VIRGINIA MAY BAIu1oN GInny vIvacIous gaIety a halo of dark curls actIve on the stage lIfe 3mblIl0n IS to be a foreIgn correspondent mouth waters at the sxght of breaded veal annoyed by snobblsh people BLANCHF EIIZABFTH BITTNEII Butch tIny gay Ikes nothIng better than to curl up wIth a hook or see a very good movIe her prlnclpal actlvltles are basketball and wrltlng for the Q O S aIm an expert secretary IFONARD ELC-ENE BOXLER Curly short boy swoony black curls has defimte opInIons and aIrs them freely always looltmg for a good tIme hopes to dIp IHIO mechamcs after a hxtch In the Navy bored by dry movIes SUAVE NIFIVIN AIusoI.n Me coal black haIr darlt eves detests olnes and lIpstIck dotes on fudge sundaes as a yen to become a mechanIc or do shop work ANN ESTELLF BAI1NIIAIzT Butch short, cute, lIked by everyone to become a second Florence NIghtengale a whIz at swlmmmg shudders at snobbIsh people has a dIstInct dIstaste for dIshwater hands JANET FAYE BELL an sweet and charmIng wIth manners dIsarmIng long, softly curllng halr IS dream stuff hopes to be a beaIItIcIan In the fIItIIre dehghts In swlmmmg skatlng and naturally-datmg ELEANOR BIANK Loom medtum helght brown halr full of jokes deslres lIfe as a beallfy operator llkes mIIsIc, smmmmg, and especlal ls drawmg abhors stIH mathe HIBIICS GENF LOLIS Bovsk LIghtnIng nonchalant finds gIrls InterestIng swlm mmg and huntmg make up hIs out door lIfe declares he doesn t care for teachers expects to become an accountant I I I I I . . v Rd... 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CBLIGING Domrs ALLEN BKANT Kirk llttle carrot top prmcnpal ambmon to become mde pendent bl late arrnals re second only to Yances s faxor :te hobby IS hunting and trammg rabbit dogs drnes a snazzv model A SARA xlILF BRANT J Sara pleasant coopera tlve loves to due Into a banana split wlth all the trlmmmgs thinks beau snatchers are dlsgustmg an expert soft ball player really goes for movies VIARIF BELIMJA BROLGHER Belinda pleasant frlendlv and full of fun nf her hopes are fulfilled she will be a busmess wo man you may often find her ln the gsm hard at ber fawonte past txme basketball Sallv attractive we dressed shudders at hxllbllly music would walk a mule for a luscious cold fudge sundae gets a thnll ull! of drnmg a pros ptctlu nurse expert halr stwllst llARUlIJ VK -uw Braun VS hump medium height brown balr frlendlx dlsposltlon mechamtallx minded one Nlfl ln li' IS to graft up 3 I ss of hls ou hunting and hshlng are tops on hxs pleasurt lust joAN ELAINE BRANT dark brown wan hair brown eyes likes to eat and dance for a repllca of her halt do make an appointment at 'Nllle Jos Beautw Salon ID seseral years NIWIAN BRANT Vlv medlum helght blond halr blue eves desires most to make frlends and read books flres and football dlsagree wlth her her hopes for the future are as yet undecided FRANCES ILSTELIA Bxowms Fran mfeetlous smlle sweet dimples conscnentl ous ath student undecided about the future trles never to mlss a basketball game exery bodv s friend Clvde artlstnc and clex er likes to paint almost as well as he likes to eat lheater Xrts takes up almost all of bus time hopes to be a famous artlst Nl-UUARPT jur CANIPBI-ll Nfargx peppv llttle tml. from 111 learn a new dance step snngs swmgs loses mad Hlngs also marshmallow sundaes and tall lean dark men ambmon nurse knows all about huddlcsl Z.. Jo... -' . . . 'S ' A' a ' . . . ' '- E V J , - - an . . . ' U I I . . s It . A . . . . . . . - . . . , . . . , 1, . . . . y V' . ' Ill a . . l SALLY NIAE BROWN CLYDE DALE Baron 1 . . . . . . 'll- 4 . . . ' .. . dei' ' ' If ' Y , lusi- . . . . ' . ' nes. : 'n . . . , . ' . . . z ENIORS MAGNETIC LEoN FRANCIS CAREY V dolsheuc carefree Intellectual enjoys deep mathematics and detectne stones delights ln pleasing the ladies detests run mng a newstand hankers to be come an electrlcal engineer jour- CLARK 'lwnfford soft dark eyes ldol of the bobby sox brigade sharp dresser dlsdams any car except the newest and fa es plans to be a machlnlst RANIONA 'NIAE Couzrnr vnvaclous jumpm with jlVC characterized by an french fries tall men and dancing abhors snobblsh people and gaudv clothes prima donna of QHQ JAMES Fnrnuucrt CLSTER n tall and lanky wants to have a band and wave hrs hand loves campmg dnslnkes peo ple who indulge nn alcoholic dnnks incidentally his car comes n quxte handy as a taxi seruce XX FNDELL Cl n DEANER pn humorous hunk of hu manltw lon second thought 1 t human D lnes for football alone Vot xss a treat to hear has chorded plano version of ' Mmka enhanced bv has bug bass volce ELLEN FERN CHRISTNER Eggle ta brown halred likes baseball and swimming prmcxple Hftlwlty belng absent on 'Vlonday morning possesses slngmg abllltv looks forward to being a fashion designer FRFDPRICK FORQLFR Corrkoru Freddy cute light brown halr blue eyes and a wlnnlng smlle looks forward to leading a bor mg llfe as a dentxst football heads the llst of hls favorite ac tnvntles Grolur FRFDFKICK COIFMAN Vlfhntey talkative friendly wxth the teachers only ambntxon IS to work on a constructlon Job passes tlme by llstenlng to the radlo and reading books dlsllkes red headed gurls HAZEI XIRCINIA DAXIS Cxmny sweet, petlte small and neat skating slngmg and hovering over the latest songs de lxght her snobbxsh people are dnspleasmg to her asplres to be a relxable sales clerk CLARENCE LFE DEITZ Smutz teasing rouglsh eyes wouldn t be caught dancmg or slavmg mer Engllsh enjoys sports speedy rldes and moues eager to become a machmlst I I I A' A' .1 A' ' ' ll... 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' ENIORS EARNEST IIE Xxx DLI Dub dark gleammg tresses lnels earnestly hopes to own a motorcule someday lr ed bw. low whnstles and cat calls has a healthy appetlte takes tlme from studying to play the plano L I luonn lf u rm- Dt RST l'r1tL1e slnglng OHICE boy neat dresser enjoys swlmmmg m the summer and dancing all year round expends his athletic ener gs on basketball and mushball DIJROIIIX -IAAF DWIRF ot darl. brown eyes olne complexion chooses her clothes wlth care with very satisfy mg results claims study halls are nerxe jangllng has a yen to be a pharmacist Douum bmw ENIERT Powerful popular wlth gurls al an und man when comes to sports chief dlsllltes are languages and glrls who grow up too qulcklx expects to be a L nal l'nglneer 1 Llnpplt lmond Colorul ialr wears nr Iles wltl an of sophlstntatlon spurns math tnjoxs nt skating and swlm nnng, m season plan for the fu ture to be a dlbIlIlCflYE harr stylist STIWE LHARLLS DLWLAP Orph popular slmply solld on his trumpet pet peewe grouchv teachers his ambltlon ns to dnll lIlI0 peoples CHNIIICS WHS the popular president of hrs class for two years Nlmu Flll lN DLsrNaHuu Dusey earnest worker ln her fathers drug store wants to tome a pharmacist Oh you avld Savings Bonds and Stamps buyer always on the go wotta sense of humor' F tc em I rwls FuMrsroN Gene tall qunet, and seemmg ly bashful spends much time m natures world loves to swnm pretends to loathe school rates machlne shop at the top of the lst OIINF FIAINI' FEATHLRS Scottv tall blond, and full of un always enjoys swlmmmg danung, and eatmg loathes snobbnsh people IS preparing to become a dependable telephone op Cfatfll' on Xlkdlhl-K lfntulxrk oanme dark shnnmg ex es pfUYUl.HflYC SHN C has J d gf tram of admirers looks wnth dns favor on tdUlIHUVKCf and mllk proficient nn swlmnung and tennis wlll be a competent secretary I I I Bum .V '.I. f 5' ' ' '. - ' ' ... - h- '.... 1 , be- . 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I 1-fy 'D ENIORS RESILENT johw jaws Fucxc petlte buss lass popular energetic cheerleader ardent tennls fan frowns upon cattv people has a deflmtc distaste for spinach amhl nous to become an accountant JAM- PII!-I-N PILMMFR George smlllsh and stwllsh dark twmklmg ewes an ar dent movxe fan personalltx plus enjovs slumber partles drsmal gollx ls groaned when studs or work appears goal nurslng BETTY lot GAHRIM Betty cute smlle rs look lng forward expectantlx to being a secretarx skatmg enthusiast and move fan flIQlllxC5 l'nghsh energetic part time clerk VFRNA NIAF Gunn Nnck petite wlshes t become an efficient secretary chnef leisure actnmes are dating and dancing she rates football and basketball neat wxth a capital 'X a regular member of our band PALL Dmls Hmsnx Handsome pleasing personal v tall sersatlle d s 1 r e s life w o r k as machlmst en ov dancing and smgmg does not like belng around slllx people our emment drum major RL ru Xtusox I-'Lick Ruthe assured I9 happx when shootmg marlt admits she hltes to fhrt but dotsn t hlst wolxes hopes to teach bcautx tulturt frowns on all forms of work Nommx Want l'Rlll Prltzle small and mlghtx wnth a nickname that Hts to a l In his spare time sou wlll End hum hunting weeds as prtparatlon for bc mg a famous biologist mmhlc fingtrtd uohmst Fkrlmucls Dr-Ax Cnlsltn Fred brown eves t arlt air pleasant with ucrx bods h s no drsl ts one am non rs be a muhln thief actnltx ns wrtstlmg VS ILIIANI I ll-Vll-IIYN Knorr-:Tn Speed darl. brown halr short ln stature pleasant dns 1 e s arm engrossed ln sports bossx teachers and parties during football season Haw osmon machlmst loathes Rovun XX Aiken Humcoxr Bu tall darl. and talkatlu rugged ll'lCllXlClll3llSI hates to work and get up IH the morning somedax hopes tc be Lfllflll' of the Somerset Dallx XIHCFICZD I I I 1 . 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I ENIORS SINCERE Dvlux Furs HAUFR kklmp ardent hunter and trapper has a sincere ambmon to become. skrlled rn these helds rlllt clubs sharpshootcr poo shark X1' .1 shx 'ux R 1 l' lll'NlNlllNfPR Roy qlllt'f rs lookrng or ward to a career elther as a ma chmrst or draftsman thoroughlx enjoxs the time he spends In t e machme shop htsrtates at hrs torv enjoys SNXlITlfIlll'lg and huntrng PRI-o B HluFNs Harry humorous shuns work sports are hrs dellght also math prrnclpal actlvltles are huntn1g smmmmg and wresthng enjoxs brlght sweaters hopes to he 1 ll1'ILllll1lbt Rosrrzr Tnomus Hur R frlendlx f rf l:ll'69lllL war stones prefers hrs anuent Cheng to bus rrdmg studxmg to bt an tlettrrcal rngrnctr RX Nr l fabbx trnx blonde rluaxs on the go future beau flu 1 11 nun M11 GQNNIUIIN rghts 1 rn tit Kurt I1r4ms ur I' 1 ls t urns 11 mlrslrkts Snutra Jaxr HARm2's H-ns anne qulet mth a vm nmg smrle for ewerxone dlsllkes ptoplt who alvxavs complain ar1d who lT1lNll'l'lf anlnlzllg Hfnhlflfin IS to hu on a farn1 and rarsc horses delights rn sxxrss steak llmorn XX Arzxw Hrrsxv Henrv happy, mostly when on hrs motorcycle a aml a e hopes to become a carpen er trrckx mth the trigger finger axolds women luke. waxes do a shore 'Xlnuur ILTHI-I Hom' N rm blonde neat mad about music basketball and roller skating are her chief actrvrtres appears frequently ID vocal groups lrkes to lll'lNL lads Chun eager to be 1 WBIIFLSS lx frm FFN GRACF jonrwsow asprres to be a good nurse spends most of her trme dancing and catmg drshkes getting up ln the morning 1 x lu klc lx Slfht fast drnlng In hrs pass g fancx l sx sinus 1 1 s llft In brown ru 1 1 TILIIVIILG rn .1 5plPfIS HINNLQNQN I N X lllllllill' xxhlch btLon1ts k0llIJglUllS I I I llbi .T - A. k o ' It Q. . 'ai .A A ' 3. if ' - ' ...tll... '- Bob . Q I earnest I U . shvlv lxay . . . peppy and good natured A A j . . . ull 1 .' - 'Y ' ' - ' - A , ' - - 31, - 'A VV I-mv R rr, N. '1 'mon -lk. , .,, 5 and girls 1 ' 1 ' . . . . V 1 1 'Qin Y' . . . lll.-' in rm' I g g 1 ,t .. --1 . hu' 's li: f - gurl . . . ' tlt-I 1 lr lllillflllg I rl -1 ing . , . UH lg lillf - - - Pill' t - '- 'll his V' l l - fo . lrbs . , . I 5 . V- - I I -'lQY'. ilfy ENIORS ENERGETIC josrvu Ixrtrxux ta lanks warns to be a pxl t claims he tlxsllkes polltemen engages ln hunting and Fishing at uerv oppor IUFIIIX ms I' .1 IX sport Roarkr Ft 1 I xr IXFNNIII Colrlle dull max Care long lauv smile but Bolylhv, sou re so east on the ues wlth a gal on eath knee and some appe tmng food in eath hand thus pro spectne machmxst s quite tontenr Fxxu Lol lsr lxmcn Skoochle Babx domestlc looking forward to the dav when shell become a housewife prlncl pal actlwltles are horseback rlcllng and sewmg enjoys musne and amm Us frowns upon lllSl'l0llLifX Drmts Imx LAPr Blackxe ladyllke drv hu mor Cant down a eorn frltter hopes to be a pm ate secretarx frowns on poor sports swoons when Bing troons Marten ru her IK ju RLQGFI lruxux Barrel nudgx and Joual well lxked hx exerxone one of the crack shuts of the 9 H 9 Rlfle Team an tXIJEl'lCDLCll plumlmer expects to become an elettrntnal engmeer I ot lsr Xxx Krllv Iqrudx petite chooses words carefullw amlutlous to he CYHTIL H SlI'lgCI' UI' n1llSll fbllchff known ex erxwhere for l'1CFfflLl'Nllll1LSS and genumt lI'lILl'lSI Ount Ill ls the wr XIRX lux lxlX!NlII altt ll'lt.l11llY llolds galmlrw get together partlts and haw ru es .ur minded heart vearns for a three point landing as seeretarv for an Xlrplane 'Vlanu fatturmg Companx Really the grouse axles I lx Betkw need more calories here I9 a glrl who vull tell Nou how to keep slim for she washes to become a dletlclan outdoor g sports and smglng rank as favorites PATRIQIA Xxx Ink tt sweet petlte :nd all reet blond hair blue exes and dum mes studies lllllgLl'lI'lX to he tome ,1 secretan faxonte actnx HN lff. l'nll5lQ dnfl Qpflrti Xxxx Xhr lrttxtw Babe t d lrk ant X enjoxs dancing X an johnson an has set nursing as her goal ardent sport partlclpator and fan a xerx lox al chonster complains but completes her work I I I Joe . . . ll . . . 1' , . . 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' ' - 1 ENIORS SUCCESSFUL DoI.ouFs CATHERINE 'NIILLER Dodo Congemal we dressed balks at wearIng hats eats chrcken and potato chlps at esery opportumty thorough ly approxes of basketball llkes black and letter wrltlng EDNA NIAE MILLER Chlck wmsome smlle shInIng haIr and sparkllng eyes add up to a rlght comblnatlon mam de sIre IS to become a prnvate secretary Ines for Saturday nlght and french frles Rouuzr IIIFLII NIILIFR cheeks crew cut one of the Inhabltants of the machlne shop enthuslastlc about all sports hopes to become an electrlclan lblARj0Rll- LOLISE NIOORE Marge sweet and lovely adept executne hopes to be a career gurl gulps at grammar scorns hot dogs and Frank bmatra could llve on chIlI and cokes keeps memorles In her scrapbook THELINIA IOLISF NIOSGRAXE Elma qulet W IZ at Chemlstry and physlcs clotes upon sports and muslc whnch are her chIef Interests plans to be come a nurse Drwow RILIIARD XIIIIER Dewon short and honest llght haIr and dark brown eyes alm IS to be a good mechanlc llkes sports espeuallx basketball and mushball loathes school les sons GARNFT ELrANoR 'NIIIIER Garme peppy we known states frankly that her ambltlon lS to be a full fledged house wx e spends tIme workmg at home church, and In the cafetena dlsllkes Inqulsltlve people RosI BIRNIIMI- lblll I In curly head lIkes pale blue and wears lt well followmg gradua tlon her chnef ambmon IS to become a leadlng beautlclan ID Somerset XXILIIAM -IOIIN lbIORlN leke always hungry tween Inunchlng julq hamburgers and rolllng those eyes at the glrls he Intends to follow a career elther as a machmlst or a pllot Wotta Ylltl Rom-R IEF 'XIOSTOLLER Wof powerful an out standlng hgure In football and basketball keen sense of humor dark halr and dark eyes Handsome taklng tlme out from sports and women, Intends to be a psychlatnst I I I xc- n - ' - - - - Fat. . ltalkative . rosy apple- Bernie . .neatljl . pug - nosecl ', M ...be- .. .': ' '. I ENIORS ENTHUSIASTIC TN l'ARI 'X I I lung Interested IH m2lLllll'16S dark Curlx htur llkes tokes xxomen and song alxxaxs enjoxs I'CldXlI1g L blfllig to In.nhInIsr lu. s lu has to xurk too lmrd JI tunes II I xx 'XItIIoI s kk l'llllklLS l :nd l r I e ues ,Ind II LOIIIIQIUIIS Sl'TlllL dent dl1Il5lflUI'l t he Z1 hedutle dame In all sports In ddnung and moxles pn dl hke no ' dellghts prIncI Ioms A P I I Dollx fun loung XXAXQ HUC YUU 21 Sll C most of her tlme 9IllllXll'1g or hsten to the ra IU undeclded about her future enjoxs cookmg refuses to eat carrots or peas can .Il spends .Ix fnendlx happx go lutkx lUI1gjlllLX rolhng spdgme Il mth IIlt'lIl7.1ll IN her dl II s to th pldl UIIIII lun mu HL Ill :po s future steno rnphmr I UIIU K hnktn s I s hu u ll I s lnum It on 1' tnut mar s min :Is Iku rttk L s lll'lXtI'N Inc hkts nothmg better than tdflllg, llIN illllllflllfl ls to swab deuks Rorukr ju 'XILRRAY o sllght boush groans at the thought of homework enjoxs outdoor llfe looking forxmrd to mxnmg hls own farm tllfllllNI.iNl'lL hunter UR! 0 N Cltorgt I ond Lurlx he-.It Ll good natured ambltlon III hfe IS to be .1 pharmdust sharp .at math phwsres and chcnustry l'nglIsh .Ind hlstory rate as pet peeus xnrslty nun Mutt ARI1 BRI BARIR PIIIILIPS lcggy black h.IIr danc Ing ex cs pleasmg snnle drolls at the slght of a snzzlmg steak hopes to spend her future among the flowers as a hortlculturallst ess' Shortx cute often found .It the Drug mth a coke ltghts Ill danclng has confidence In hecomxng a nurse dlsapprox es ff tomutul ms keen talent Ind Intertst ID sports ll PRIXI Q qlllrtf .Ind thoughtful 'mu s III ll Irt lor futurt uor In Ill .Il as spo s ms no dI I ts LllI1St.l'XJflXC In her .zttlons Ind ill5pUSlIlUl'l I I I l.Iirj Q. . Il'I. IoI,I.IaN 2 . ' , ' I l I Y . . ' D U . ' Y . . ,H , . . , . . i AA . . . A .A A ,, ' .A AA . . . prflz A he :I A ' A A ,., Iflluzx 'A 'v A MON GI' QI-2 fll.IYl-R PVR I2.'lR, jk. AA . .I Ila 1ai,llu '- f-...ll , ' j- 'l-l 's 1' '...ar- -1 AA A ' A o - ' 'IBD -' . . . ' ' A A' A A . . . A' ' ' , ' A A . . . al 'rk. ' 'A' '. DIQ. .IIE N Il I. ,IPS 1. is ' 'I . , - - I ' U l . - 5 , , , ,' , - 5 . K . - , . . Y . ing dA . . . A . . . ' - . . . ,' ' - , no . . . t . l , CATHIARINF PICKlT'l'T I.0lS I-fI.AINE PILI2 ' 1 ' s J sh , . . ar- A A ' A , , , der ui.-h play e A' 10 llke A 1 A , , , A ' , C lzJA'.,.Il:I :I lot... I ' bj ' zIctA '- A . rtf . . . ' ' - 1 A -3 A , ga '. -A I, Il, I. CAI III mn l'll'4,l xl' l' .. KK lil!-H 141' A A A FRF ' mall. lurk xr-I llll'--.M 4' p . , . prir 'ipul Qlffl 'itici un- Ang 11 L l IH'-'U ' H1 31 SWVU 15 U' ill xnl lIhI1,..,kv.----V'-ml zki- N' ' li--'3U ,,'l I I .mp.l' . .. -I '-. K-5 1 km l' of 5 rt .... l'i sl lc A' A ' ' ' A ' . . . ' ' - A 'A A AA A A A I ENIORS NATURAL Rlcr-rAno Ross Pccn Ducky small and spunky an old hand at the drums r quently found gu7zl1ng mllkshakes at the Drug prmcrpal Interests are photography and dancmg hopes to be a press photographer PAUL Br-Isbell REANI Pau short brown harr full of trlcks he prefers hunt mg and Hshlng dunng school hours frowns upon wmter mtends to work m a machme shop FRFDA JANE Rice Peewee tall queenly red head complacent mdlspensable at the noon basketball games her homework ns housework and she llkes lt too NANCY Rrccs Rusty flaming red halr lm push humor mad about jrtter buggmg with any handsome fellow m Jumor Class Play at Lrgonrer cello krlls her or uce versa hot dog ' NIARTHA ELLEN Ross Mickey fnendly quiet llkes to read whale lrstenmg to the radlo energetic hrker ns now preparing to become a pleasant saleslady definitely balks at wntlng letters ILELLA VIARIE PYLE ou cheerful grand pas smn to be a smger dark halr and eyes and pleasant smlle are her most charming features besides moues she lakes to dance and swrm pet problem ns English VIRIIINIA NANCY REDDFN mme poised wlde vo cabulary musically mclmed red heads and dancmg rate A l favorite expression Cute but what IG t' cnnges at mere mentlon of dentlstry EDWARD JOHN RIDILLA Eddie busy winter IS not does he exer thirst for Moxie' hopefully thlnks of becoming an en glneer ardent football fan also burlds small do flunkxcs jorm Wrslrv Ross ohnny shy and quiet werv llkeahle looks forward to an agricultural career favorlte season IS huntmg lelsure trme spent by keepmg time to figures of a square dance Etwoon Gr-once SAVNER Screntrst affable exact operates amateur radlo statron W3L apprecrates good food draws the llne at hnllbnlly muslc wnll brmg fame to Somerset as an electronic research engmeer I I I L - ..,fe- .: ' . 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' III ' f ' Z ll ', ENIORS IDEALISTIC l- I 1 A Iomzmxr QAYIOR Snster reserved naturallx urlx halr chuef Interests math l'rench hlstorx and farming tnkes the happx medium ln uerx thing sht ues g c llcr sample llle JOHN ROBFRT QLHROCK ec easy gomg 1 es nothmg better than to smk his teeth mto a Tbone steak gurls rate mth htm, but not thenr lnpstlck one of the Qemor leaders plays football and lus trumpet I-urrsr CIARI-NLF QFLLERS Peanv easy gomg 1 e ablt and qulet turns on his tome hlther grm just call hum 'Vlustlts when If comes to wrest mg aspires to bc a mmlster hrrmon 'Xlmur Qumran serene dlsposmon lox elv smlle good student though she dlsllkes studung part time c erk spends her free time walk ln enjoxs reading vuth a little somtthnng to eat Ions Pom nur 5IlAl-FFR Iohnm t1ll dark hatred us cltslre to bt 1 radno repalr man lntertstul ln gsm and football guns gurls mort than a suond ttoug t prlnclpal actnltx seems t ln xx I' Cvrvrum JEAN SCHROCK Cmdv soplustlcated care rul dresser IS hopmg to become a commerclal artlst mtrlgued bv French and danclng bothered bs tlashmg colors football fan spends lots of tlll1C drawing PATRICIA JANF QLHROCK Pattv companlonable trlm and slum has a grand passnon for moues, preferably those starring Guy Madrson and Jeanne Cram wnll be a successful stenographer Dotokrs .Inn QHAFFER Dollv brown eyes ong brown halr pleasing personality cleslres to be a lab technlclan rellshes Boston Cream Pre, sports and muslc scorns cowboy music and cooking E1 woon LEROY QHAFFER VK oods sandy halr spon taneous smile Somerset Hrghs onlv ex marlne falls to see any good polnts ln smokmg happy ln the machine shop th t 37 Olds coupe IS his prlde and joy lm-1 'ua l' At Sum us l'a1 x ta lots of fun attne ln sports particularly basket a optnlx admits that bemg a housuult IN the career for her tlPlQ9ll:llC pn and Ice tream as delec table dishes u I I K4 lui... iv the if - .' 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ENIORS OBSERVANT Gtoma Snowatrxak Gloria cautlous puts her best foot forward slngmg rates hugh vuth her a good moue starrmg Bob Vlalker bnngs her at tendance record hugh alms to become a woman ln vmhlte Dum IEP QNIDFR Sonny short salrent wltty humorous good dancer lmplsln full of pranks plays Boogie Woogie on plano has a yen for one of the services of the United States ltovn Wu.: IAM Qrascrrn Lloyd tall lanky dark hanr ambltlon IS to hawe lots of hamburgers detests unsoclable females typically -'Kmencan an plald shrrts and Jeans JOHN jacon SPEILHER In If ake technlcal pleasant grm classroom move operator has a yen to farm and be rn rodeos on the side enjoxs good oo ardent cowboy movie goer draws the llne at dlshwashmg GLLNN Eton STAHL Glenn dellberate dlsdam ful of unrors an awowed wo man hater happy wlth an auto moblle has a keen appetlte planmng to be a machrmst ac trve m outdoor sports jour: A Smcrr Specks snappy wlsecracks mde grm proud member of the Safety Patrol ll ell crr unch wants to become a doctor has a grand passlon for food oot ball games femmes and more food JI-AN louise QNYDER Sneezy blond haxr ue eyes Pweet t t t steps you re right shes an adept basketball ref eree detests early nsmg sighs for sauerkraut wants to be a beautlclan ll ANDA FAE Srncm ae studlous smcere really goes for :ce cream and cake ns attracted by jewelry almable party goer plans to go mto the busmess world dehmte ly can t abrde dlshonest people 'Nl-uw JANF SPEICHER Splke ladyhke movnes Wl .1 n n e c.l'dlIl or R b e r t Walker are her favorites alms to be a beautlclan s her spare moments playmg all her favonte n :ses lll0MA9 Fnwuum QIOLI-H-R Cookle smooth pros pectne mnllnonanre happy when eatmg kept busy playmg foot a hates to thunk of getting up for school fanthful member of the band I I I ' V .V ..',.. 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ENIORS REALISTIC BETTY JEAN STLLL Betts number please' thats what she had better get used to say m a creamy brown sundae wlth crnsp nuts IS a favorite wlth er outdoor glrl JOSFPHINF NANCY TURILLO dark halr dark eyes an a calm dlsposltxon teachmg IS her llfe s ambmon p l e a s a n t part tnme waitress goes for s a ghettl, basketball and dancmg shudders at sauerkraut ROBERT EUGENE WALKER Bo dark hair and eyes hopes to become a mechamc tngued by anythmg wlth wheels and detests after school homework member of the Rifle Club JACK LFROY W ALTERS ake mlschlevous eyes second Benny Goodman perky gran admlres women and cars fears hard tlmes and a bad fu ture has a yen for farming XITUN Ross XY EIMFR 1 Q fleshy frlendly craus hot fudge sundaes enjoys golf and smmmmg dlslxkes cokes longs to be a machmlst shmes m P D and English ROBERT JAY SWANK Bo lover of the great out doors cars are his speclallty hard txmes the opposite WI never desert the farm huntmg and fishing occupy all hxs spare time JAMES PHILIP YXALKER amused and amusing Mr Pryslngers right hand man pet peeve us love scenes In the movies prmcnpal mterest pnntmg whxch he hopes to make hls llfe work ROB!-'RT ALTON WALTER Bugs lwely and carefree loves the out of doors hopes to be an engmeer happy while peeve-homework JAMES EDcAR WALTERS m sharp dresser m bmous to be a guardian of our forests enthusnastlc about huntmg and fishmg always lookmg for an argument on the best method of catching trout Pmllls IMOCFNF XX EIIFN 1 domestic one of the Home hc gurls a oyal fan at basketball games hopes for a career nn salesmanshxp her free moments hlkmg on sunny dans readmg on ralny ones spends l I I , ' b... D .n - A A . ' ' . . . ll nf ' JON.. In 'Y -, Jimx..-. V - .' ' P. ' ' ' is .' 'Q h I . '...in- . . amotor . . . active in outdoor sports eating and sleeping' .l . . his pet J ...a .Ji E ...a- .- . ' . I B'I'l4... 'J ' Tj... '.... l fu ENIORS SUPERLATIVE GLEMQ ELGENE XVHEFLER Pete sleepy fin class? luke any red blooded American oy he thlnks gurls are mterestmg lsnt pamcularly attracted to worl m 1945 Somerset s leading ele trnclan LORETTA NIAE VK ITT Loret friendly smle and 3 bl! of chatter for everyole EFUOYS dancmg-especially 0 Vallghn MOH mes rem,-ds hudders at study mg but adm-e hot fudge sundaes hopes to De a nurse ,R A lblARlE Wov rma an attractnve blonde with a peaches and cream complet lon tops as a typnst always at ease bnhnnd the wheel of an auto mobile bored whlle wrltmg let ters PAUL LAWRENCE YANCEY ex sleepy always hun r strictly a woman hater lookmg forward to the day when he wlll be chief of the laundry bus: ness enjoys llstenlng to hlllbllly music and going to the moues ROBERT EUENE XX HIPKEY Curly blonde and then some likes the machlne shop so well he wants to become a machlnlst sounds reasonable doesn t nt l' ngllsh IS his hardshlp at present D Rov JAY VS OLFORD u bashful rather re served rellshes sports and farm mg his goal for the future very BDPTCCIHIIWC of new cars not too enthusiastic about school detests loafmg Lois RLAINF WOY actne ambmon QOCIHI Qtudles teacher delights ln dancing drnmg moues and true friends abhors cooking worked hard as Ksslstant lzdltor of the Eaglet Allcl- HARRIET AYARS Alice versatlle new comer unusually gifted ln composition and ar enjoys slngmg faced wlth the difficult task of choosmg one from her talents to determine her vocation decidedly llkable LASS OF 1947 I I I . , ,VA . W ' .. t, I V Y - 4 1 - L- . , . X. '. ' ' .,. , . A ' ' ' Bd... - ' ' 5 A , I il ... l t . Lois. . . studious, popular and . . '- . . . I l l , D ',' , ,' y T - ' v' -U gy.... ' A . ' nn. Q-.mt X Q ENIORS . . . AMERA SHY lfvxus R KHXRID Bunn lm Qtnmg Qllcnt clmflnmlx prmfmrs cummar to umrer mm USIRNTM athlmtz cllgig llfil T 1 SWXIINIHIIUI mumx In h uuuuntant UBI-R1 PPRQY funn Bo :oft Qpolxen QCFIOUQ hunnng and fiehmg fluores- ruggcrl unran of VS orlcl War ll mleclaru In longs for summer mll he an upnrt mlraftsmln fc?-iygx HQ N 6 J BFNNW l'lQWWRTH BROux Hmm l-wal ex goh noon h ur mrd Qharl. he hkeg gms hut not ln callcf mnqam par mn .ar hifllfflfi D,-ug qmre mcmhmr of the machine shop hr, LH 1 Xxruom DFIQIINORF Tom assurul strrng man uluhltmn xxrutler 'mm ll1llf11l1Q rlmxn on jltterlvugs fl IS 1 hurdle tu pang r hen Phu Fd f'lII'U'IOY keeps hm muerlm m tum hx weight lift IH lux Xllxl-Ill XHLH Shurtw Lnmung t m of cluer humor mth more than 1 clash uf lundlx warmth knows rh1r pournalmm li hm epcmaltx for tmnorrmx cnmtant reading ar munti for his assured oplnlons Illustnous Illustrator OOK VVHO'S BACK! MHYUII Nhuulri haw wsu thu gglrlx in I':1riN ' KW, mm ymfrr kirldinll 'WYIM-rc flu! 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Miss Romanoski, their sponsor, held a Freshman llallowe'en Party so that all these heginners could hecome hetter acquainted with each other. Three members of this class became Varsity Cheer Leaders. Arlene Petrea, Ann Lohr, and Mary Alice Hare were the lucky repre- sentatives. They still are memhers of the squad and this year Arlene hecame their captain. liven more important than the llallowe'en party was the Sophomore-Senior Dance. 'lihis gave the amhitious Sophomores a C h a nee to show other classes what they could produce. Some of these stu- dents sold refreshments at foothall games while many of their classmates helped the team gain vic- tories by occupying the bleachers and rooting. l,elt to right--lf. Pyle, F. Rac- ' D costa. Nl. Polsal, Rcvello, Ream, D. Reichard, J. Sabin, P Redrick. -l. Sandusky, l.. Pritts. l,eft to right-,-X. llemminger .l. Km-leman. Xl. Hay P. llenryl nl. llay. ll lleiplc, B. Hays, R lliusel, l.. lleiple. B. lloupt. Left fo right-ll. Xliller, .X Xliller, Y. Nlontgomery, Y, Xlim- na, V. l.udy. ll. Maurer. ll. Klar- teeny, l,. Nliller, D. Nliller, C Xlapes, D. Nleyers. I.t-fr to rightfla Nicholson, G I 3 Xlugridge. li. lletcher, 0, lhill lippr, A. Ullara, pl. l'etrea, li Nichol, li. Moore, R, Nlorris. l.t-ft to right--D. Lcadhettcr R. l,atshaw, nl. l.owry, R. l,ing li. Leoscwslci. fl. l,ohr, B. Ling I.. Lehman, R. Leslie, W. Lat- shaw. Left to right-J. Gary, K llarvey, Nl. pl. Hare, R. Grifhth R. Groh, Nl. Glessner, W. Hady 'lf ll a r k c o m, J. Halverson, bl Hartman. rliop-J. Courtney, Colvin, Xliddle- fR. lfgolf, Davis, B Davis. Bottom-l.. Darr, R. Dickey X. Conn, D. Colpaert, D. Custer. lop-C. llull, Vl. Jzirohs, R. -lacohs. R. Houston, C. -lohnson. Bottom-R. llull, R, ludy, QX. Kzimmerer, ll. ll oc h a r d, XY. Kat-lmielt. lop-C. Smith, R. Strauh, lf Spangler, Y. Staflair. U Bottom-C. Starr. X. Sipe, xl, Swisher, R. Shultz, li. Shumalt- ur, Xl. l . Snyder. 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SALLY lilonrixmx . jfxrxnas NlAvi:s Sffffldfy Treafurer DoNALn ROSBALVGII CINTILLATING SOPHOMORES The present Sophomore Class, numbering 195, so far in their high school career have had a rather active past. During their seventh and eighth grade years they came out on top in practically all the tin can drives. This patriotic group of people push- ed the bond and stamp sales very well too. Upon entering the Freshman Class they added quite a few more people to their number. Vllith Sally Hoff- man as their leader, probably the most outstanding event of their lirst year was their Freshman llal- lowe'en Party. Being a little more used to the ways of the school, they were more active in their Sophomore Year. Under the guidance ol hlcliinley Beabes they start- ed out with a hang by selling refreshments at the football games. Not only was this class represented on the sidelines but also right out there on the grid- iron. As the Christmas Season neared the plans for the annual Soph-Senior Dance were progress- ing very rapidly. And in tune with the holiday season the Serenade in Blue was presented in honor of the seniors. Left to right-1. Johnson, H. Hoover, Harvey, johnson, S. HolTman, T. Baldwin, T. Hutzell, A. Henry. P. Hoburn, D. Hoff- man. Left ro right-G. Stern, A. 'l'ims, fl. Walker, hl. Shaffer, Nl. laslcer, G. Walker, Vaughn, Xl. Swindell, ll. Thomas, L. Traup, B. Stevenson. Left to right-D. Golby, Nl. Gardner, F. Green, W. Furner, ll. Gilbert, Friend, D. Gnagey, D. Geary, C. Geary, F. Gorman. Left to right-L. Reichard, D. Sarver, N. Rhoads, D. Rosbaugh, G. Rees, Nl. Sayers, lf, Sager, H. Pyle, F. Reese, G. Fultz. Top-D. Albright, VV. Barkley. 3rd row-F. Baker, G. Ayers, C. Barron. 2nd row-F. Baker, W1 Baker, B, Barron. Bottom-F. Barnhart, R. Bar- nett. Left to right-B. Courtney, G. Critehlield, H. Davis, R. Deaner, J. Crea, B. Critchlield, F. Davis, -l. Cook, l'. Doherty, D. Dirienzo. 'liop to bottom-G. Lint, Nl. Xlartin, Mapes, M. Leer, G. Nlatkoslty, D. Manges, Manges, N. Maust, J. Lowry, G. Mowry, lf. hlattie. Left to right-E. Stah l, Spangler, L. Show, C. Snyder, S. Shaulis, F. Shaulis, fl. St. Clair, li. Snyder, 0, Shaulis, H. Spangler. Left to right-l'. Dupre, D. Nliller, lf. Baker, ll. Nlehlillan, , . X D. johnson, C. Nliller, lt. Men- horn, D. Nllller, li. hllller, l.. Nlorgart. Left to right-R. Wright, S Wright, K. Wilhelm, D. Whipkey ll. Westfall, R. Wiallcer, l.. Zem- ho, F. Woy, S, Zimmerman, Y Weaver, M. Walker. Left to right-A. Shaulis, D Seese, V. Schlosnagle, C. Sech- ler, S. Sanner, j. Sch rock, C Schrock, P. Schilling, R. Saylor R. Schrock. ,i J sa-3-Z.. . fag, N AQ? Q Q Q-ff v 1 5 ' 9 1 f 4 V.. 5 f-,F NX E 5. I I KU' 1 I II! II II FIIQ AUCY SOPHOMORES IA L L IIAN YI1 I I I Iv l II I I I LII x I I I It I.ufr rf' right-XX, Iirmxrx. If flu. Il. Iimm, I3 Ii-In-IQ, Ii Ii -rwrn. XI IIr.I1.', Xf Iixrrm-r, IJ ' gut, IQ I3rInI:fII. 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RISKY FRESHMEN Last September the doors of S o m e r S e t High School were opened to the energetic lads and lasses of the class of 1950. Since not all of them attended junior high school here, some were amazecl hy the massive structure of the huilcling. 'l'hat's not a streak of lightning that you see streaking through the halls-it's just zi gang of lfreshinen on impor- tant business. If you're looking lor pep, ask the lfreshmeng tlieylve got it. Not heing at all shy, they attencl all the clanees and really keep things hep. If you hear people cheering extra loudly at a game, look arountl you: it's the lfreshmen. Packecl with vim, vigor, anal vitality, the Frosh are ardent fans at all sports events. Nuniheretl among the 22.3 lfreshmen are recruits for musicians, atlilt-tes. and cheerleaders. ...gag . Top-E. Harkcom, D. Hark- com, R. Haney, R. Hearn, C Hemminger. Bottom-P. Hare, N. Hare, G Hauger, M. Heinbaugh, L. Hearn E. Harvey. Top-R. Riley, R. Rose, lf Roadman, li. Rhoacles, A. Roy D. Rhodes. Bottolll - R. R e e sm a n, R Nloore. B. Rose, P. Riposo. lop- -j. Kimmel, Z. Knepper Y. Keefner, W. Kimmel, R. Kris- singer. ,l. ,lll4ly. ,l. Kiinmel. Bottom-R. Knepper, .-X. King W. Kimmel. lop---C, Nlassunig, ll. lklartz is. Xlerrill, t. ximtiiig, N Mi-1 Kenzie, l.. Xlaust, R. Klaus! tl, lklelleinens, Bottom-R. Mason, lf. Nlason. lop-K. Dumhaulcl, Nl. Dupp- stadt, H. Durst. Middle-l.. Diveley, A. lfdmis- ton, G. Drake, E. Emert. Bottom-J. Emert, R. Dickey, P. Egolf. 'l'op-Ii. Petrea, Weyand, R. Zimmerman. Bottom-J. Yoder, M. Will, B. Will, N. Zimmerman, T. Bowser. Top-D. Wahl, L. Walker, D. Walker, G. Walker, D. Walker. Bottom-N, Tedrow, C. Wall:- er, R. Walker, C. Wal k e r, .-X. Walker. Left to right-Nl. Funk, F. Gross, .-X. Goss, lf. Geary, Glessner, C. Gortlish, Geary, S. Gindlesherger, D. Fundis, J. Gil- mour. 'liop - P. lf n o S. C. Foy, Wi. lfritz, R. Farkosh, F. lfrieclline. liottoni-Nl. 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III. ,I Q'IIII'III, III Ivfllljj IIIIIIIIIII-I, IIIIINI1 NI I'I.:I:, ' K'r:III:II Ol l lCliRS l'rf.iidrnr 202 . -lANli'l l3owMAN l'rr,fidfnt 2114 . cil.liNlIA Sfxvrok Srrrrlnry 202, .lUANNI-I Crmwrokn Sew-rlary 204 .. .PALMA RAscoNA FFERVESCENT EIGHTH GRADERS The eighth graders make up an up-and-coming class this year. As seventh graders, they won the prize for selling the most Senior Class Play and operetta tickets. They spent quite a few days in :preparation and a red-letter day enjoying a class picnic that they entirely p l a n n e d and executed themselves. This year, one of their prominent home rooms, 202, was the winner for selling the most tickets for the Senior Class Play. The first prize was the sum of three dollars, which they promptly turned over for filling Eve junior Red Cross gilt boxes. They have added their share to the sports picture also. The Iiighrlm Grade Boys' Basketball Team won the 1946-47 County Basketball Championship. Not to be outdone, the girls' basketball team from room 204 defeated the Sophomores in 'za hard-fought intramural battle. A few eighth grade girls represented their class in the drum ma-iorette demonstrations which took place at several of the important football and basket- ball games. This wide-awake gang has established innum- erable records and will strive for many honors in the remainder of its school life. Top---B. llcrshey, lf. Graham, S. Griffith. Xl, llileman, R. Gross. Bottom-K. Halverson, Het- zer, vl. llarkcom, Nl. Glessner. Left to right-l.. Speelman, P. Sterner. D. Thompson, G, Shaul- is, G. Saylor, C. Shaffer, D. Shaf- fer, S. Schrock. l.. Swank, l.. Sny- der. Top-j. llollander, -l. Kehoe, C, -lohnson, P. Koontz, U. l.ogs- don. Bottom-W. Kurtz, H. lloover, C. l.ape, .X Kiernan, W. l.atshaw. Left to right--J. Nliller, C. l.uteri, 1. Long, A. Longridge, R. lfriedhofer, L. Miller, J, Nlimna, ll. Miller, M. Meyers, lf. Mc- Nclly, J. May, Top to bottom--l., Cober, R. Codding on, Ii. Boyer, W. Cole- man, M. Dimanno, j. Bouch, ll. Bryson, A. Cohenour, Boar man, Crawford. Top to bottom-D. Baker, T. Beckley, F. Baer, Beal, ,l. Bell, E. Ayers, P. aBldwin, J. Bark- man, P. Barron, A. Barnett. Left to right-H, Weaver, l.. Walters, M. Z i m m e rm a n, T. Townsend, T. Wright, lf. Wilson. . L. Vflechtenheiser, E. Witt. Back-Xl. nk. lf r e fi e r I ck, Cl liicher, Gerhardt, l'. Friedline C. lfarliosli, R. lfgolf. Front-bl. limos, Doherty, ul Gartrelle. Left to right--l. Pollock, TY Nloyer, Nl. Riley. R. Roshaugh Nl. Pritts, l.. Klusselman. P. Peck B, l.. Ries, Xlowry, P. Ras cona. .f ia 1- vii? N-I R 3-Av ' nfl.. Em -4164 - ,.. vs., Q, CXML A' , 5444? 5 VN' A Left to right-R. Countryman, R. Davis, R, Davis, Coker. .l. Coleman, C. D um h a u l d, Xl. Clark, l.. Courtney, Egolf. Nl. Dirienzo. l.eft to right--Xl. -lfvliei. ll. Schrock, -l. Shaffer, S. Roy. C. Schilling, ll. Rock. C Sandusky, F.. Show, Sarver, ll. Rose. B. Rosbaugh. Left to ri lit-R. Xliller, D, E Nliller, R. Nloore, Nl. Nloore. S. Nlock, N. Meyers, C. Nloore. lf Klurray, lf. Uakman, S. Xliller. Top-D. Kerin, F. Green, li. Graham, ll. Hare, S. Keefer. B. Groff, fi. llall. Bottonivql. lleiple, D. llottle D. johnson. l.eft to right-B. Brown, Wh Bowers, D. Bowman, C. Brant J. Brick, E. Brant, R. Brown, T Bowser, W. Carrler, G. Brown. Back-T. Knepper, S. l.ape, R Landis, D. Nleyers, D. Kinzey, Nl Meyers, D. Marteeny, S. Knepi per. Front-,l. l,ohr, J. l,uteri. lop to botton-1. Zimmerman Sl. Walker, Tasker, B. Weaver R. Walker, H. Stahl, F. Spangler, A. Yarner, R, Vannear, 'lied- row, B. Witt, P. Zimmerman, l,eft to right-l.. Gnagey, S Funk, l. lfoust, L. Frazier, 'l' Fleegle, S. Francis, D. lfaidley, S Glessner. ' Seated-R. Foust. W. limcrt. Left to right-B. Pickett, 'Nl Ringler, Xl. Previere, V. Ream, R Pritts, E. Phillippi, N. Rascona Lassie, R. Pfrogner, R. Ringler: M. Phenicie. .Left to right-L. Beam, R. Bar- clay, D. Baker, G. Boden, S. Au- man, N. Blank, B. Bingman, P. Bell, R. Blackburn, M. Beech. OFFICERS ljffi!-tffllf Zlll .Mx Y,xRwi.R lJFf'.iIllf'llI 205 Wii.i.i.ui Cvxkivi-it IH' f'.i liulfflf ZIV, .jfxxii-.s l,oiiic PRIGHTLY SEVENTH GRADERS 'l'hc peppy, explosive seventh graders make tip the class of IUSZ. .-Xlthough it may have taken them a little time to adjust themselves to high school rou- tine, they rapidly became part of the life of the school. 'lihey did their share in the entertainment line when talented members of their class partici- pated in an exceptionally good assembly program. 'lihe class, being 100 strong, is well on its way to becoming a very important group in Somerset High School. P .vp-. .,1'.,.. v L. . M! Q ' 5 fl inf 1 O V 'L Q1 mx' .vx -, 2124 f ' ,ww.fsJ KW' 1 A Liang? ' Eff, Y 'fi 'F' A1 lf-,fa su' A 6 2- A , ' , N qv ff' ' I i, Ci1f1f'lLf'A if? xml- ' V. .- . ..-- .- . . -.- .A ..-... O ORG.'XNIZ:YlQIUNS O DRAKI,X'l'ICS O NIUSIC O I'l'lil.IC.'X'I'IONS 5' f ?xA lIIlKlP Rong S Sanner, C Starr. l', Barron, l', Doherty, l., lraup, Xl, Speicher. ll. Hare, S, lrunk. tosli Row: Xlr. llietf, R, lfurinan, li. Ziininerinan, C, Durst, D, Walker, l.. lleiple, D. Phillips. lnasi Ron: S Roy, ll. Xlangt-s. S, liarron, Xl. Xloore, l'. Nlillerhl. Colvin, VI. Rascona. .X Barnett. TUDENT COUNCIL STI 'IDICYI' H FINCII, HIfl lQ'liRS l'm',iiifHJ.' xl.-XRFIURII' xlfltikl' l'.7 llfl l'r ,'l., 1 l.ot ISI lll-IPII .S'irf 1r' llokullll xl.-xNr,Is Ti-,ti :mf PXIRILIVK NllI.I.l it Spa 1 Xlii, Diriz l 1 A N The purpose of the Student Council of Somerset High School is: to give students an opportunity to help administer the school: to give practice in representative democracy: to coordinate school activi- ties: to promote the welfare of the stu- dents: to develop a healthy school spirit: to carry on such activities as will provide pleasure and recreation: to lead the stu- dent liody in worthwhile school activi- ties: and to so lead and guide the student lmody as to develop an appreciation and love for their :Xlma Nlater. 'lihle life of Somerset lligh runs smooth- ly thanks to the watchfulness of our Sfll- dent representatives. Vvhether it he ar- ranging for huses to carry students to ath- letic events, faithful monitoring in the halls hetween classes, selling tickets, spon- soring school dances, or giving us the proper holiday spirit lay decorating our annual Christmas tree, the Council is al- ways alert to make our school life more pleasant and active. Vlihis year, in addition to carrying out its usual activities. the Council has re- vised its Constitution, and the S-Book. For Illc llretlx ol' Ilh' Xkofltl, Big lmmlsincx Council S11 mas Looking them mx-r Socially inclined. Prfi itfwir Vice l'rt'.vitIwif S6'F7'A'fllI'j' Trf'a.r1m'r Spun,-I r X Hrwoon Saxxi-.R NIAR-lllklli Nlooiti' 'll-'AN KIXINII-I. Nllss Lose Nliss Lost. ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor So- ciety is one of the most coveted honors that may come to a student of Somerset High School. lilected to membership by a vote of the faculty on the traits of scholarship, leadership, service, and char- acter, it is deemed a privilege to be in- vited to join this organization. Somerset ll i g h School's chapter is a branch of the national organization and was established in 1930 as Chapter No. 888 of the National Honor Society. , , . lflick, li. llittnt-r, l.ii'i 'io RIMIVII lt. lxirt lliillips, l, Hoy. ll, Sliifltr l' llanscn, lt, Banner, 5, Dunlip IJ l.:ipe. Xl, XI oo r t-, lx. Xlillt iii lm llnll I lsiin Six V' .V 'i S. 0. S. The school newspaper, Scoops of Som- erset. is sponsored by Kliss VN'eimer who is ably assisted by Nliss Balsley. They check the articles for spelling and punc- tuation and see that the paper is up to par before it goes to press. The staff of the paper is made up of students, each having a responsibility of his own. 'llhe assignments are made by the News Editor and one or more are given to each staff member. They i n c l u d e the important happenings around school, g o s s i p, and sports. ilfhe staff meets once a week dur- ing club period. At this time ways of making the paper more interesting and useful are discussed. The S. O. S. is pub- lished every other Wlednesday. Un that morning, a staff member goes to each home room to sell the papers which keep the students well informed on the day- by-day life of our school. Now, what can we use for a feature Ci.otxu1sr1: Y, Reflden. R. Col- berg. li, llarvey. ,l. 'l'uriIlw. R, Stahl. D, xYL'ZiVL'l'. l'. Redrick l.. Dart. D. Xliller. li. Hitt lit' r, N. Riggs. D. Dxxire. l'. Schrock. ,l. Snyder, L, Pile. j. lfiehtner. 1' X w. lxlxt lixxxli lx! Nll flxriivrxx. llt-:xrty lnltt-rf. UILDING FOR CqXNllfll.-X CLUB l'.XNll'FlRlf GIRLS lflzxshl VVh:xt was thzxt hlimling light? 'l'Ixt- pxirpcm' of thc Czxiiiphrt- Girls llxnft hc zxlzxrxm-tl. It XYZlS'llISf2il11l'l11l5l'l' flxih nxzxy' ht- t-xpiwsstxtl in :x fivt--fwltl ol the Qlzxnia-r:x Cluh xlxiing his linxm-xxmlx. lllllllf tht' xluxw-lxxpiiit-iit ul' cli:xx':xctci' Um' can xxm-xpcctctlly liml liiinscll tht- thruxxgh xlit- lixxn :xml lricmlsliip of group t:xrgct of :x Hash Iiulh :xt :xny tiimx. llxxr- zxssxxcizxtixxiig lixxppimws of lioxnv :xml f:xin- ing pt-rforiii:xiict-s on the SIZIQLU, :xctxnx or ily lift-1 t-ii-ixiyiiit-lit :xml h Q :x l t h clt-rivt-cl nixisic:xl pt-rforincx's 1iI'k'll'L'llllk'l1Ilj' Hxixxxltxxl lrmii t-xplxiring tht- uxxt-of-tlmxixg szxtisfuc- hy light which w:xsn't pl:xnm-tl hy thx: Illlllfbl-Cl't'1IflX'k'2lCflYlIlk'NQ1lINlL'lllTlY2iIl0I1 stzxgc crow. 'lqht' Cllll3 xuxs fxirniuxl lor tht- xxl skills xxithin girls' gxhility, hlxxst nrggxn- pxxrpusc of Crt-:xting :x kt-cinxi' inttxrx-st in in-tl in llflfx-fl'7.Il1t' lm'inlwrsoftl1is clxih zxmzitcxxr plwtogrzxpliy :xml hy tht- rm-sxxlts plixn to gn czxniping :xml hiking this sinn- su f:xr. the intcrt-st is rihvimxs. imxr tu czxrn vgxiirnxs r:xnl4s. TCMORROW Discussion leaders. flyer the top. Don't let go, lvoysf FUTURI-I IIOMIQNIAKIERS OF :XNIIERICA 'lihe Somerset chapter of the Future ll0I11CI1121l'lCI'S0l..'xl11CI'lCli was organized in Somerset High School this year. 'lih i s chapter is alhliated with the state and na- tional organizations. 'lihe motto of the F. H. .-X., Toward New Horizons , expresses the purpose of the organization learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may he hetter tomorrow. This cluh is active in all ph a ses of homemaking as well as in personality dis- cussion and study. TUNIBLERS 'lihe aims of the 'liumhling Cluh are to teach hody halance, quiclc thinking, and a few ofthe fundamentals of tumhling. :Xl- though handicapped hy lack of space and equipment, a few of the fellows are show- ing good progress. There are about twen- ty Five students engaged in learning and practice at present. Many of them prove their interest hy reporting to the gym- nasium alter school for another hour or two of practice in addition to their regu- lar cluh period. R. Swank. R, Xlurray, X At, Clair. K. Ykolford, Nlr, Kinney. IJ, Xliller UTURE FARM The F.F.:X. Chapter of Somerset has been quite active for the past year. ln September, nineteen new members were initiated into the Chapter, increasing the membership to forty-one. Jack Xvalters who dropped from their ranks during the first week of school, represented the chapter in the Pennsyl- vania State F.l .i-X. Band. which played at the National F.F.A. convention at Kansas City in October. The entire chapter journeyed to Pitts- burgh in November to see the Pittsburgh Livestock Show representing lflf..-X. and 4-H boys from all the 'liri-State area. Wlhile at the Show, the boys had an opportunity to visit the Armour meat packing plant as a subject for study. Five boys visited the lfarin Show at llarrisburg in -lanuary and were amazed to find the mammoth display ol' machin- ERS OF AMERICA ery and livestock exhibited there. Vvhile in llarrisburg the boys visited the State Capitol buildings. Group projects carried on at the School farm by the chapter include 3 acres of beets, 3 acres of husking corn, 3 acres of oats. and 3 fat hogs. The corn and oats were fed to the hogs and later the hogs were sold locally. The money from the beets and the hogs went to the chapter treasury. Besides these activities the club has sponsored seed sales to aid the farm- ers in getting quality seeds, and made many items in shop which will be of use to the boys on their farms. 'lihe group highlighted its year's work with their Father and Son Banquet in Nlarch. Dr. C. S. Anderson spoke to the club concerning economic conditions in lfurope. . lhis year has certainly been one in which the boys fulfilled their motto: 1 1 Doing In learn, l,iving In serve lnterested partieipatioii. LHEERl.PQADliRS X xasiri CHEER I,E.a11ras et to right-P, Nliller, D. 1 agex X l.ohr, .L Petrea, R, Bates lick. txion XARSITY CHEM: l.mnmcs et o right-FI. Barbera, S, Hoffman Barron, D. Boyer. 'MON OMERSET! EAT 'EM! Our pep squad is efhciently sponsored by Mrs. Luteri and ably headed by Arlene Petrea. The varsity squad is made up of six members whose duty it is to arouse the pep of the crowd and keep them solidly behind the team. Besides this task, these girls are busy making up new yells and new motions that will im- prove some of the well-worn yells. They are also responsible for the clever pep meetings that are held before the most important football and basketball games. Not only are these girls talented in mak- ing up yells and planning pep meetings but when it comes to actual performance, they are tops. This was proven when they won the 1946-1947 cheerleading contest which was held at Ferndale High. The junior varsity squad also deserves a great deal of attention. Vllhen vacancies occur on the varsity squad, these girls are ready to fill them. They keep in trim by leading the cheers at all the preliminary basketball games and by assisting the varsity squad at the pep meetings. J, Kimmcl, lx, Nllllrr 4, amlsl, Il Vlvrclu-r li. Xrrmtrwlmg. lt. Sgmm-r LUBS . . TEACH COOPERATION 4' - X351 J' LL, .X XYL-Srfzall. I. Xlmlwlmlcr L. Nlusscr, If. Nlzulgcs N. Butts Nl. Haro, S. Lifllfj' I, Npg1m1lmr,,l Hugh I, ifullffrf. Lilknf , , 'L M' ' . , ,Q x 1.1 liliis time he noift get a-.xayl Now, our next problem is- Literary ladigg. LIBRARY CLUB liach noon hour the members of this club are busy tak- ing care of the library. They card and shelve books, and if the card of an overdue book is discovered, a notice is sent to the person responsible for the oversight. Sponsored by our librarian. Aliss Getz, they receive much help in their plans for arranging displays, mending tattered books, and cataloging reference material. The work of this club is one of the factors responsible for the smooth sailingl' of our library. TRI-HI-Y XVon't you have another cup of tea? Each Tuesday at 4:00, the faculty of Somerset Hi may look forward to a bit of refreshment at the hands of these busy lasses. In ad- dition to this weekly project, a junior Red Cross Gift Box drive was sponsored and carried through. The girls also do their bit for the community by making holiday novelties for the patients in our hospital. An active contributor to char- ity, the 'liri-Hi-Y also donated to the VVorld Youth and 'liuberculosis funds. STUD!-QN'l' PATROI, The Student Patrol was organized for the protection of the students when crossing the main thoroughfares of traffic. Another important duty is the handling of crowds at foot- ball and basketball games. During hre drills members of the patrol are placed at the entrances and also see that every- one is out of the building. The boys of the patrol must be at least Sophomores. After serving one and one half years, they earn letters. hach year the boys are given a three day trip to YVashington, D. C. LIBRARY Pmfiderit .VIVIAN BRANT Vice Pref. ALICE WESTFALL Secrelary. . . . .Bizrrv GARDNER Sponfor . Miss GETZ TRI-HI-Y Prrfident . Donis LAPE Vice Prer. CYNTHIA SCHROCK Sfrrrmry . ANN Lomz Trmfurer ARLENE PETREA Spmzmr . Miss Low: S'I'L'IJliN'I' PATROL Captain l,f!'lll!'H07If Capiairz of B141 Paimf Sith-Capfain Bur Pafml Spomnr PAN. Yixrvcm' WILLIAM Gkirrrrii . PAUL HANSEN JOSEPH KELEMAN NIR. RININGER 'lihe heauty angle. Uh. you didn'tI You're on next, SENIOR DRANI.-XTICS The principal study of this group for 1946-1947 is a series of one act plays. For variety, the students practice applying make-up to t h e i r sometimes unwilling victims. 'lihese hudding Thespians also learn to appreciate poetry and stage scenery. A trip to Pittsburgh for a performance of NIacheth served to heighten their appreciation of the dramatic. Presenting an assemhly program plus enjoying a full social calendar adds up to fun for everyone. JUNIOR DRANIfX'I'ICS Cut . . . I.et's take that scene over again means that the husy members of the .Iunior Dramatics Chili are hard at work. Vvhile studying and developing interest in fine drama, these ambitious students also find time to produce one-act plays, directed hy cluh memhers. Ifveryone has a desire to he somehody else, and this group is no excep- tion. A little make-up, a little imagination. and .-Xlice he- comes Grandma in a twinlilingl 'lihe actors have fun and the students enjoy watching, so who could asli for morel AIINIOR IIIGII IDR XNIXIAICS Quite a few young hopefuls, seventh and eighth graders to he exact, gather each week lor chili with their mutual in- terest in acting. ilihey gain from their meetings knowledge of the elementary phases of dramatics. Ihis year their cur- riculum included studying the construction of the actual stage. In their effort to develop sell'-confidence and over- come stage fright. they practice htm to stand and vvalls in front of an audience, With great impatience. ne anticipate watching their accomplishments in the Iuture. SIQNIUR PHI' Izlfllf liter' I'1'i,titfi'fif SM.-l rfrts. Spffriiifz' ,irxioia l'1'f.i1'rft'ii3 Iiitw' l'ri'.t1't1'f'i:f Siu rwftiry' Trft11itri'r Vw rpg r ,IINIIIIQ I IW is: II' l'ff si , N. .' II . Xliss DR.XNI,X'I'ICS XI.-t S-um NI xsov itoxiu 'i Uxxiriii ii. Iii iiv I'i.i 'ieiii it Nliss Ilxiwixi IDR XXI YI ICS ,I .Xi iti XX ,xixi R I,i os x Ai,.fir.ii Iii 'iiv I3irvt,xi.-is fI. X'N si CR.-ui i-oat, Xliss I.oiiif II IDR XXI X I ICN IJ.,-vm Ilisx I Iss Xwxiit -Ii is Nliiiias I'x: xix Iixstitsv Iizis Ciimiixxz iii, Xliss Iixi-iii LUBS . . DEVELOP TALENT R, Pugh, K. jnhrmm D, Snider, L, Bmclcr J. Bmxmnn, Crawford J. Lung, B. Nlcrrill K. Hznlvumm B. Bingman, S. :Xuman XI. Phcnicic, Duhcrty B, RU5lD1lllgh,f1, Beal N1. Ringler, M, Previere P. Friudline, ff, Harkcum J. Barron, S. Gindlesberger NI. HufTman, D. Miller -I. SIlt'lL 1l'l', Wlxlkcr D. Hclplr. hl, Ruvvlln LUBS , , STIMULATE INTEREST l KNITIQING CLUB XYith colorful yarns young girls earnestly practice the four basic knitting stitches in their hopes of becoming really handy with it later. The girls benefit from their tangled homework by preparing themselves to use their future lei- sure time more profitably. Look out there, girlie! Oops, you dropped a stitch. S IQWING CLU I3 These busy bees spend their time knitting, crocheting, and embroidering. The purpose of the club members is to use their leisure time more wisely. The girls in this club have now taken up membership in other organizations, chief- ly The Future llomemakers of America. PflO'l'OPI,fXY Cllfli Uur never camera-shy boys show both interesting and educational movies in the classrooms and assemblies. Some of the principal movies we enjoyed this year were, Jane Eyre, Drums Along the Mohawk. and Kidnapped The club members also helped out in such campaigns as the Tuberculosis Drive by showing and explaining to us detailed pictures on the subject. Besides showing pictures, they also develop and print them. These most efficient boys are al- ways on the job. KNITIAIYKL K'l.l'li l'rf-Milivif Cxxxii-.i,is.-x I.: 'iiiu View l'n'.f. jo,-its xllI.l.l-.R Sw.-Trfa.f. .Xl mu-Y l,r1Nc.RIlrr.l-. Spf,im,r Miss fXIavi.Rs SEWING C'l,I'B I'rf.vz'drut Nl.-xv ,ls-is llori-MAN Vin' Pri '.i'. Fl.-'KNITI' Bmuaox Snr,-ffiry Sum Giviiiisixiixrii-it Spfnzaur Nliss Uuassxi-,R l'llll'l'HPI,.XY IH' n t. ,- ' ,Ions SPFILRHI-R I' . i Pr ,i.'. Dux HF.ll'I.li S i'f' ffrafj. juries W.-'ukik S,-iz ,lAL'K Rr-vi:1.l.o Sp'n:.if,r NIR, Fkvs1xr.i.R Aw 'ou can do better than that! The knottv side. Messv huh? 7 5 1 1 3 RIFLIC CLUB Each Thursday, third period, boys rush down to the rifle room to improve their aim. The members endeavor to learn the essentials in handling riHes. Their skill is tried by entering competition with schools all over the cou n t ry through Postal Matches. These boys are genuinely inter- ested in their club's activities and aim to be real sharp? shooters. On the Mark! Aim! Shoot! NATURLI CLUB The purpose of the Nature Club is to familiarize the students with the local trees, shrubs, and herbs during the early fall and spring. During the winter months many dif- ferent projects are completed such as blue print collections of leaves and plants. Boy Scouts are given the opportunity to complete their merit badges in forestry, botany, bird study, public health, and insect study. Feeding stations are erected and the birds that visit the station are observed. Conservation is also studied. 'l'llli.'X'l.li R ARTS Under the guidance of Miss Creteher, the industrious members of this club design stage sets for operettas and plays. Designs are first done in miniature and then repro- duced in full size on stage. On any sunny afternoon these artists may tuck their easels and paints under their arms and trot off to a shady nook to perfect their styles. RIFLIS CLUB Prnidmzl Viff Prff. Src.-Trear. . HAROLD TTENRY Romgm' LESLIE RL'ssELL LEMMAN Range OH. DWAIN HAUIIER Sponsor GLENN STAHL Mk. I,AUER ' N.-XTU R li CLUB Prmidrrit Vice Prfxr. Sfffffdfj' Spmifor . , ., JAMES 'llxsxiix JAMES BEAL .PAUL HALL MR. Risixomt 'lilll-LX l I.R .XRTS l'rr'1idfriI lvfer' PHX . Smy- Trraf. Sporuor . 5ALLx' Zixixiirxxiax rr jaxiz lim.-xxxo Cixiii-i liiumi Miss CRE1'ciiEic LUBS . . ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATION I R, Wvnlkcr, fl, xxllllktf, X, XVIII- rrrs R xYL'IIIlt'f' 9 Wrwht H , - - - If-Q llrtvhcr, X. Ixncppcr, H. Chur- IL-nxurth. R. I.l'NIlC, C. Rift. Nlr, Rininger, Hiller, R. Riley, D. Barron, D. Nlzmm, 'If Bulzlwin, P. Uuprr. C. Nishsinkc, C. IITIILIII, B. Di' mzmnu, I.. Xluycr. li. Xlcnhnrn, H. Dcuncr. Ix Iiulmlln, I, Xl IIXK I IIINI. Imlx. I', 5ff.IlIIl. KIIII I NIvI.Lurrl1.I Wm I Iiurw' NI Ilwur XI II I LUBS , , PROMOTE TEAMWORK ir ur Is Mm 1. I IIHI 1 I Mun, I I ':v:.m I I un rr Xl I I'x 'w fI I II XVIII r n 1 H1 Y Be sure to watch the gauge. Somerset certainly looked dirlerent then. Why wait for a man to do it' ROOF GXRDIQN SCIKNCIC Cl.L'l3 Any club period will find these fellows hard at work on their individual projects. 'lihe major portion of the term was occupied with preparation for the Science Fair at Pitts- burgh, at which the boys hoped to exhibit their scientific prowess. All these scientists were encouraged and aided by lflwood Sanner who is bidding for scientific honors through research work in radiation and nuclear physics. 'lihis club is afhliated with Science Clubs of :Xmerica and the Pennsyl- vania -Iunior ,-Xcademy of Science. .ILTNIOR llIS'l'ORIfXXS This group is afliliated with a state-wide organization, and its activities are parallel to the aims and purposes of the larger association. lfach year, an assembly program is plan- ned and produced by these students. lfach member will long remember the annual junior llistorians Banquet that was held at the Conestoga lnn. ilihe project of the term was a study of the l'ennsylvania Dutch, which they found extremely engrossing. llONIli Nll-ICH.-XNICS This club was originally organized to supplement the work that the girls in the Home lic. department are doing. llowever, the course is not restricted to Home lic. girls. .-Xnyone may join who might be interested. Xlr, Flick at- tempts to train the girls to do handy-man activities around the home, such as sharpening kn i yes, replacing broken window panes, making extension cords, or replacing a plug or a socket on an electric fixture. He also teaches them how to solder and to use such tools as tin snips and screw drivers. 'lihis year, the club numbered about 25. ROOF iifXRIJliN SCIliNCIi CIIB Prffidriir Eiiwoon S.-xxxrk Vi f'f' Pri f.i'. NICKINLPIY Bum-is S f'ia.- 7'ff'f1f. l.i-,ox Cxkia' Spoiiifff- Xlk, l,l'Rfl!,'NI'.k ,ll'NIOR lllS'l'ORl XYS l'rw1'iff'iif l,ols XYUY S' fff- rf-faf-,- hum Wm' Tmmi f-,' r Wlrxi-x KINIXHI. .'sp',i,n 1 Nliss Bl'll.l'R Ill JXII1 Xl liCll XNICS pf -'i- 1 - ' ,l-xxi Fri xixii k I'if,- Pr ,'.'. Bmxciii: Wien.:-ir S f',' fm f Nlikll' lgROl4,HI'R Xtifii r Xlk, l'iI.lLK 'l'oi' Row: Nl. l'leteher, Nl. King, W. Uuss, nl. Sehrock, S. Dunlap, nl. Custer, l.. Spangler. K. Dumbauld, j. Sabin, li. Stahl, D. llereules, R. ligolf, Y. Barron. l ol'k'lH Row: johnson, lf. Witt, A. Wleimer, S, Urirhtli, nl. fassler. N. Slialler. D. Shaffer, C. Vlohnson, johnson, Tl, l unk, U, Nkalker, Xl. Boyer. H Y llllkll Row: Hollander, R. Pugh. l. Wadswortli, l. Xlosgraye, lf. Why. ,X St. flair. Xl. Frederick, R, Straub, lka lters, bl. Gilmour, N, Saylor. J Si-ieorsii Row: N. Hare, R. Deaner, l, Straub, D. Brant, W. Fritz, J. Brant, C. Weigle, .'X. Will, R. Dickey, G. Rees, B. Pletcher, P. llansen. lflasr Row: H. Reesman, lf. King, P. Hare. Nl. Flick, l'. Will, D. Brant, 'lf llarron, Y, Gregar, li. Boyer, G, Richer, Nl. Hare. Guide rightl Keep your horn upl Watch the drum major's signals! 'llhese were some of the commands heeded by the band members at marching practice. 'llhe band was on paradeu at all the home football games and some of the games played away. They were led by Paul Hansen, drum major, Mary Alice Hare, head majorette, Nancy Hare and Betty Reesman, majorettes. A pep band was organized and played at the home basketball games. 'llhere was also a large group of majorettes form- ed this year that was featured at a few of the outstanding games. Vlvith the close of a successful march- ing season, the band started practicing concert music. ln February they were represented at Central-Vklestern Band by Mary Alice flare, Ruth Ann Dickey. ,lack Vklalters. and Bob S c h r o c k. Bob Schrock was chosen to go to All-State Band at l.ebanon, Pa. The entire band attended the All-County Band Festival at Berlin on April 29. Sixteen band mem- bers represented Somerset in the :XII- County Band. 'llhe orchestra, which rehearsed twice a week, played at many performances held in the high school auditorium. Somerset was host to Central - XXX-stern Orchestra this year and was represented by Nlary Alice llare, Ruth Ann Dickey. lfileen lfarnhart, Hob Sehrock, Clyde Qlohnson. -lack Vlalters. K en net li Brant, and George Pfrogner. .-XII in all, a lor of en- joyment was gained, and much progress is evident in the work of this yearls in- strumental department. RANGE AND BLACK ON PARADE 'llie leader ul them alll VV! N X Y xx? yy -gn-K V- ag , . L, w K' S?-',3g3kgg4 n fi' K ' 4 A4 I 'fav ,. -if vi? SWL'- 'xs-Axt xxx N, , yy 55.1 2 -.R if 'I fy-:cr Q4 ta Q i -J ft , K f rv 'WJ v ' 4 Y. 'ff Q. A ... MQMZJ 79' Vg: W 1-9 ji if if M II r 6 k V ef-V ' f A f 5411 'If f ' Q , Vx i . . 5199? . an 5 as Ak ,. A 5 I ' ,Q Afuxr, L , 1 , fafxif ' W I' M I v 55 5 , M Toi' Row: S. Brown, IJ. Phillips, S. Bauman, IVlull1ollen S. Hoffman, 'I', Shaulis, U, Feathers, F. Christner, F, Rice, I Timm Row: P. Frazier, P. Leer, M. Brant, B. Stull, NI. B. Stull, F. Fritz, P. Wellen, P. Iigolf, R. Marine, G. Drake. , l. Brant, I.. Barron, I.. Show, NI. Stoy, M. Itinert, L, Pyle . Vaughn. Rose, B. Gahring, B. Will, NI. l.eer, P. Bonora, If. Geary SECOND Row: B. Knepper, V. Klimna, lf. Brant, KI. Burke, D. l.inko, Ii. Sager, I.. Troupt, ll. Burkett, I.. Witt, L Walker, M. Craig, B. Reesman, S. Shaffer, M. Will, P. FIRST Row: If. Kirch, A. Gross, R. Walker, Halverson, gomery, A. Barnhart, G. Miller, A. 0'IIara, I.. Kelly. E SING The mixed choruses of Somerset High School are divided into three groups. In Mixed Chorus A are found the singers who represent the school in the capacity of a performing group specializing in un- accompanied singing. Any Senior I-Ii stu- dent who can satisfy the entrance re- quirements may be a d m i t t e d to this group which meets twice a week. Mixed Chorus B, which meets once a week is open to all Senior Hi students interested in singing with no individual performance required. Freshman students who are es- pecially interested in developing t h e i r voices and preparing themselves for en- trance into the Senior Hi Choruses may elect Nlixed Chorus C which meets once a week. The Boy's Chorus is open to all boys who are eager to secure the use of their voice and like to sing folk songs, marching Farkosh. D. Cook, If. Kline, B, Miller, VV. Stahl, G. Foy, T. Mont songs, and work ballads of a masculine quality. The Girls Chorus is open to all girls in grades ten to twelve who are eager to develop into a performing chorus of close harmonies. Nlembership in the Boy's Octet is on a competitive basis and the boys chosen are justly proud of their achievement. Their rehearsals are scheduled as extra-curricu- lar activities. The most accomplished group in the vocal music department are the Madrigal Singers. Here the membership is decided upon application and completion of re- quirements and ability to perform music in the style of Old Fnglish Songs. The members are given training in the cul- tural characteristics of madrigal singing. Their rehearsals are scheduled out of school hours. vu gn Ag, 4 1 Y' V W a x e, , , . Q, 1 , 'A .- 'lc' V. ' f Qf ,W ' '1 E Q 2 gi U F? 3 Q, 1 2 PW bv ar Q 31 'gs 5 slime T '6 1 'ZF in .Q 3 sf' 15 if '- .., N A OUSE IKE HIS Places! Curtain's openingl .-Ks these sounds were received by the ears of the actors and actresses, Miss Drumm placed a kiss transferred by her finger from her lips to the nose of each one of the players -an old theatrical custom-and the play began. Do you want me to leave your houst ln a House Like Thisf, dealt with an average American family who were not satished with taking care of their own troubles without helping everyone els e with their worries and burdens. The twins, Lois fvirginia Barron, Mar- jorie Moorel and Bradley in Leonard Box- is you t in Ullugh, have you seen Mary? ql'l1ll as many men 1 V' 'I 5 ll 5 Q A 2 'E s Y 4 I ou re the hog, julia Murdock! Don't, you'll make me drop a stitch? Lad-e-ez and gentltn ler, George Pfrognerl decided that it was necessary to leave college when their fa- ther, Bernard CBill Nlorin, Boh Schrockj lost his job, although their mother 4' De- lores Shaffer, Lois Vvoyj had planned so much on their having an education. Of course, the story wouldn't he com- plete if it didn't have its love affairs. Giles flloger Xlostoller, Donald lfmertj had a hard time convincing Lois that she should accept his worn proposal of mar- riage, hut naturally she hnally saw things his wav. Then Klary lglune Felton, .lane llaysj and Ronald 4Fred Corlroth, Steve Dunlapj reached the conclusion that they were meant for each other and after a few unwonted jolts from Ronald's sophisti- cated mother lNlargaret Campbell, Ra- mona Colherg J, they were married. 'lihe entire production, under the direc- tion of Miss xKvClI11L'I' and Miss Drum and with the grand work of each performer, whether on or hehind the stage, added up to a memorable hit. '4Jh, Miles, l ran't marry you. OR YOUR ENIOYMENT The Big Four The task of compiling the Eaglet hcgan last spring when the staffs were elected. 'lihe Literary Staff ancl the Business Stall make up the two working groups of the lfaglet. Vklork really liegan for the l,iter- ary Staff in the fall of '46 when the Senior pietures were taken. :Xfter the Sen- ior pictures came the Senior write-ups. For this it was necessary to acquire incli- viclual information ahout eaeh Senior. A questionnaire servetl this purpose. Xleet- ings wei'e helcl after that in which the unileielassmen. eluhs, aetivities. antl ath- leties were put into print, 'lihe liusiness Stall also lxegan work in the fall. Ir is their task to finanee the lfaglet. 'lihis was clone hy three means: magazine suhseription sales, atlvertise- ments ancl yearhook suhseriptions. We of the lfaglet stalls wish to express our thanks to our two Senior artists, Virginia Retltlen antl Clyde llrugh who tlicl all the appealing anal highly original sketches founcl in the 1947 haglet, to our advisors Xlrs. Cinclric and Nliss XlcCance, and to the photographer, Mr. Gradler. ltaglet Literary Stall ltaglet Business Stall ,Af 4- ., QWQQ ' f ,E 5 35:7 , u X, H -r n xx: A YNB il '1 F RJ QQOQfTQ 'ik 'W fluf- 1 I .219 -.0 4' 'I , 5 , 5 1 ,WF 5' iff glif Z arf I f X 'I-we . is 'Xi 4 7 b. . K Lrf Wf ! 4 ,. Q , ggg zf4 'T K1 in Sfmfiff O FOOTBALL O BASKETBALL 0 TRACK I INTRAXIURALS Mf t ' . . 5' . . l 'V J W' x ' 2 l W -A aff, . -i.:.g .Dx clfyjv , . ,, ff.. , , W :,' Qu.-N?f .A A rf-: '3 '3ff.,f gf '-'M is f,. V I A,', i.,f1 A .f 'h '. :A '11 'L ' V' ,j if ,X f ii' fs N ff' W . . .gi 'H' .,..- Ei A Sf' f . Q hfbfe . Q-2 -- ' w if f if I xxx Xi xx- WX 4, Nlr. if Rlmuclcs, Nlr. Pfrngm-r, Klr. Yuln- AGLES F0!J'l'l3AI,I, SCORES FOR 1946 Somerset Somerset SUI1lL'l45L'f SulI1L'rsL'I Swim-rsct SHlT1k'l'SL'l S4 nm-rsct SUl11L'lASL'f Sonwrsct Somcrsct 6 Bedford 7 25 Allegany 6 20 Southmont U 20 Shade Twp. U 20 Scottdale U 22 Boswell O 12 Vllestmont U 6 Vvlnclber -ll l-l Com-:maugh Twp. 6 2l County All-Stars 20 C'mon, everybody singl lmllllf gnu- up, Dunl IN THE LIME LIGHT Our ope11111g eune Xxlfll liedford IeSlllI o Hl tl te II o o per1enee 11l grand game B1ll C1r1ff1tl1 seore d the touchdoxxn lhe second game xxas .1 xxm for us .1g.1111st Xlleganx 21 to 6 It xx as Somerset s first XXIII .1 g .1 1 n st the Nlarxland te.1n1 111 three xears and the first loss that team l1ad encountered 111 that length of t1me Southmont xx IS our next x1ct1n1 to the ILINL of 20 to 0 ol xed HX Sh le loxxns 1 xxlo xx1s fe 1ted bx tl1e s1n1e seore ll1e next game xx IS Somerset s f1rst 111gl1t LIITIL 111d xx IS pl 1xed agunst Seottdale We xxon h1s KUIILSI 20 to fl IL blg thr1 o e ex Clllllg e 1n1e xx be11 I ete l .1p1n.1, o11r left t1clxle mtercepted .1 later1l .111d r1n 80 xards for 1 score Bosxxell xx.1s our next xerx xx et game VI estmont came to Som erset the next xxeel-e undefeated and con f1de11t but Somerset xxon 12 to 0 on .1 freale plax after De111er recox ered cl fum ble o11 the 1 xard l1ne and xxe got our f1rst score Vlmdber came to Somerset tl1e folloxxmg xxeelx 111d Somerset l11d the YP W ifillxx L, 411 NKIFDL Se 1er Sehroele largest eroxxd 111 IIS l11storx but the seorc s l1ttle one slded xx1tl1 XXIIICIITCI' XXIIIIICI' 41 to 6 Lone111.1ugh loxx11sl11p xx.1s CIIQZIQCKI 1xx.1x and xxe xxon H to 6 X11 all star game concluded our season IH xxh1ch the Pagles pl 1x ed the best ath letes from 'Nlexersdale Shade 'Ioxxnsh1p Bosxxell and Berlm Brotbersxallex We xxon the l1a1r r.11ser 71 to 70 Our plax ers l11xe acluex ed qlllfe .1 fexx reeords th1s xe.1r l mert xx 1s l11gh scorer he m steller x ed tr1ct tnclxle 3urde1u s 111n1ee o 5 it tl lnlr Xl IS X foot gu 1rd l 1p1111 1 el111gerous tae e Pfrogners .111d Stouffers l'IiI1Cllll1j,, of tl1e b1ll o11 the l for1111t1o11 xx IS exeept1o111l for h1g,,l1 school football -Xnlxenx H1dx .111d Loffroth pl 1xed bne ball at fullbacle 1nd botl1 l1.1xe txxo xears to go Daxe -Ish became 1 se11sat1o11 before tl1e xe1r xx as ox er and he l1 IS .mother season to loole forxxard to lhe otl1er members of tl1e squad 1re 1ll esscnt11l for tl1e de xelopment of future te 1111s s nur ne osx 1 o IX 111 1 B1I1ts 11es enx S1 11 I1 1 er C1 l 1 Stouffer R ffl RILL Xlr Rhoates S eoxra Roxx Nlr lfrogner 1 ffer L 111th le tx t e llell rce1u 111 XI X x X ue s o D le1dbetter YILIII' 1 e lx XX1l1e 1 leenx Seese S Xxflghf D Xl1rteenx ed 111 21 6 to 7 l ss l It g21x'e' IC -2 T1 21 xx'21q 21 ' - --.' - U 1 the lt fex -'1,21etl1ex'pl21x'ed21 . ' -'K H lox'- l .' 21e - H ' :hip '1 '25 de- of t 1 tea , Nloq 1 - x'21s elect- 21ll -1 - 1' -gg 1 -, 1 - ' - dis ' 2 ' ', l -2 xx'21: 2 -l I1 '25 .I - I J ' fz - 2 '2 3 the- all .'t2 e '21111. De: - '25 il 'erx' '2' 5 ' -. '- ' t 1, l 2 , .2 A 2 2 2 ' Q lil-. ' 1 . 'l'I ' ' 'll f th- ' ' .I ' 2 ' f - ..' .1 ,-, I 2' 'Z opponent and xx'as defeated 22 to O in il end, Friend 2111d Rosbaugh did xx'ell at ll Ro 'Q XY, l.2 .l2 ', XY, ll21x'.', C1 t 'xy ll. R l:1u1.gl1, .l, lllllegas, lf. Cmffr th, if f'l'l1Y, 11 xx'1 vm Pl ,ei 51 . -1., ei Q 1211- ,1 kl'lllRl Row: Xl, e'2 -5, C. XIII '.', Ink- D. Nfl, lx, Crfh l, l'fr1e'11l, ll. lim- t. ', 'freef- 11e'r, ,lf .I ' , . I 4l'F1th. C. . . ' l-5. fri ' 'i , . ' 1 ', F. Sl Z1 ', '. S1 ' , R, Se'l1roc'. XY. lla lj, R Klint 1ll -r, XY, '. ICF, lf. Bu l'2 . G. Sellers, P. I.:1pi ., . . . nlcen-', .lr. Y lx l'.lR, l R W: , , 2 - -, D. .Xlb ff , Cook, ll. NYe'stf21ll, l'. K1-r112111. bl. Xlap-s. ', Nl -l11, X. .xI1 D. 5-, 'A' , . . 2 -. l- ' l l - l RESENTING . . . MAX AXKHNY-An end who would box in the opponents plays. Nlade a nice run after re- ceiving a pass for a touchdown against Vkindber. IXXYIQ :XSH-Halfback-Great brokenheld run- ner. llard charger. XYill be with us again next year. lfllllllf l3l.fRDlf:XU Center-iliwo year man and one year to go. Wvas placed on All State 'lieam this year. Great defensive player and heady offensive man. :Xlways makes the going rough for his opponents. FR lfD CfFFFRfJ'lil'l-lfnd-Con- scientious worker who extended every effort to do the right thing at the right time. WIiNDEI,l, IDIQXNlfli-VVould rather play defensive football than eat. Set up our first touchdown against Xvestmont. DON lflVllfR'l'-lligh scorer of the teain. Speedy halfback and an exceptional re- ceiver of passes. JOHN FRllfND-Fullback-- llard plunger and great passer. His experience of this year will help greatly for the next two years. lilI.l. GRlFFI'l'll-Quick starting Iialfbaek who made a sensational win against Allegheny on a pass interception. BILL HADYflCnd-Another player who boxed in the opponents, Good pass receiver. PICTE IAXPINA-iliackle-A three year man with one year to go. Great on either offense or defense. CHARLES MAPES-Guarcl-lik perienee of this year will prove helpful next year. RUGIQR Nl!JSil4Ol,l,liRfIflected captain by the popular vote of the team. Because of his out- standing offensive and defensive playing, he made the fXll-District team. GEORGE PFROGNIQR- Quarterback whose kicking, passing and ball han- dling kept the opponents back in their own ter- ritory. DUN RCJSBKLYCill-lfullback-lfast and heavy. Xyill probably be a halflmack in the future. Isola SCllRUCK-Utility man who learned both tackle and guard plays and performed excellently at either position. Glfxh Slfl.l.lfRS-Diminln tive guard but was able to better than hold his own in every game. il'llUNlqXS S'l'OL'FFlfR- Quarterback whose sweeping end runs usually caught the opposition off guard. XP, PQ I ,VB W-.Q s lx' .a' X. :fi '-'deff 4 X 'W 1 4' vat 3. 1 X , 1 af J z Q L :Pk 'jj v V, A I. ,.. ,,,,, .GW ,Mtg I L A45 , ' N7 ' 7 A25 W' . 2a'-in Lff' '- ,-I Milk UV, -- M ., 'W , ,,,. 'gf ' - , f W mf - 'W-'W 'if 3 in A Q an IK Yr D 4-QQ,-s 1 AV! A ..' - F M W inn? '- 1 fv, x x I .Q 5 lg fg ,M x 'N fl ' N, '. 4212 1 ,Q uk as W L. . 9' .4 fl YS? , 6 G2 -f ' : V ' H A A . K, if ' 'gf sy f,,,,, Q . - ..3,5vW?x W 'w , V fi, I 'i f ,1 N if 5: K sw- 'il' ' X ' 5-gl. -4- ' ' ,V I ' If A ,4 13, r '. , i' .x ASKETBALL A very successful basketball s e a s o n made a name for our ardent basketball players this year. VVhen the season opened and the Hrst three or four games were played and lost, it seemed everyone had given up hope and had our team pegged as a foul ball. But determina- tion to win outdid this had start, and success started when our team played Boswell and came through with a lead of 34 to 31. From then on it was smooth sailing, except for a few min o r games which to us were only practice. The final game of the year was a District 5 and 7 championship when Somerset played Du- quesne at NlcKeesport, with Duquesne having the winning streak of 65 to 22. Sitoxn lion: DI, llay, -l. Kehoe l . Sliziller, Courtney, li Blll'1lL'1Ill, Nlr. Yule, l lRs'l Row: R. Nlustuller. D Rusbaugh, D, Iiim-rr, D, .Xlbright U. llfrogner The total points from all games played gave the t e am scoring of: Somerset- IOS3 points, thus an average of -1-2.21 per gameg Opponents-826 p 0 i n t s, an average of 33 per game. Ar the end of the basketball season, in honor of our basketball team, a banquet was given by the Somerset Lions Club. This banquet also honored the VVrestling, Volley Ball and 'lirack Teams. Given in an appropriate fashion, the program was set up in the form of a game. To the team we say Thanks for a successful season and to those who will continue the sport for the next year or two, we wish you luck! junior X :irsux l'x'e got it' lrzifln' jam, llere Duc? Uucli, take it en VY eourtiers Armfui. ISTRICT V CHAMPS I Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset BASKETBALL SCORES FOR 1946-47 Alumni . Westrntmnt Allegany Allegany Boswell Berlin Conemaugh Twp. Stonycreek Twp. Somerset Twp. Meyersdale Bedford Shade . Somerset Twp. Somerset , . 38 Somerset , . 36 Somerset 42 Somerset , , . 48 Somerset . 39 Somerset , 69 Somerset . SO Somerset . . 37 Somerset , , . Somerset , - Somerset . 52 Somerset , 22 42 S0 Donald lfmert, guard Donald Rosbziugh, center james Courtney, forward George Pfmgner, guard Ruger Xlostoller, guard Donald Xllmriglir, forwzircl Berlin Boswell Shade Conemaugh I wp Stonycreek I w p Kleyersdale Bedford . Vvestmont , Boswell , Berlin Bedford , Duquesne LEAR THE TRACK! Success in track and field sports de- pends upon the individual. The athlete who possesses adequate knowledge about his event, who has the physical capacities for performance, and the intelligence and willingness to train diligently has a guar- antee of success. But if he is lacking in any ol' the above specific areas, in any way, the mastery of the hasic principles themselves will not mal-tc him a cham- pion. On your mark' Passing the buck Nlnde it 1 Flying lngli Ye S men. Membership in the S Club requires un- tiring efforts, long hours of practice, and abiding by stiff training regulations. Be- coming a member of this club is an honor well worth striving for. All S Club men are Varsity letter earners in one or more CLUB sports and are examples for all the aspir- ing athletes in S. ll. S. 'lihe club is not too active as a group, being principally honor- ary. Mr. Pfrogner is their sponsor and supervisor. lor' Row: li. liunlt-nu, WI, lfriuncl, lf. Collroth, C. Mapes, XY. Dezin- er, Nlr. Pfmgner, G. Pfrogner, D. Rosbaugh, R, Xlostoller, Borrow: G, Sellers, D, fish, R. Sehrock, YY. llatly, D. lfmert, T. Stouffer. W. Griffith. X'fJI,l,liYl3fXl,l. 'lQliiXNi xlltlimigli tht- wllt-ylmll tt-:im is not :ts otitstztiicling is mtl lvtsltttlutll tt mis ut tlit lmxs nn tliii tlic fuotlwzill 1 1 '1 ., - tczim clescrvc :i lot of crctlit. 5. ll. 5. is lorttmzttc in liziviiig txxrm tt-anis. -Iuliii Kvlwt-, Riclizirtl Pugli, XYilliztm L'otii'tiit'y. Putt- Kivriizm flixtrlcs llull. :mtl I-.tl Bpzinglvr nixilu- up tlit- X tt-atm. liill llzivs, Calvin lit-gigs, Xin-l .-Xiilutt-5, Klux Xiilmuy. Russ ln.-limzin :tml lm- lxclcliiztii iiixikt- up tlit- li tczmi. 'Hi csc tt-:mis iimlur tlit- tliiwrtitiii ul Nlr. X tilt- :tml Nlr. luturer prgicticccl lor mgiiix' ut-t-ksg tlicii XXVIII tn Sliztiiksvillt- to purticipzttc in tlit- District F tmiriiztnitwit 'll tliirtl. ic :X tt-:mi cqtim- in set-tmti :mtl tlit- I3 tuzim CIIINL' 25 Johnstown , 12 131.- Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset Coach George l Bresslcr Illamzf fr lonx Dclsignorc e15,rt Jllanuger Carl Schrocl. RESTLING After Il lay-off during the war years Somerset returned to the sport of wrestling on Z1 competitive basis. Although the win column isn't too impressive, the team did well considering the tough competition in this district. Johnstown, 21 newcomer to the sport, was a two time victim of the Orangemen. 'lihose two victories were the first for thc wrestlers in the history of the sport of Somerset. Next years prospects look promising as only two men are lost by graduation-lfugene Sellers and Roy Hemminger. TEAM RECORD TEAM SCHEDULE Individual Record of 0 Bedford 12 Boswell 13 Conemznugh Twp 23 Johnstown . 3 Boswell , .. U Bedford Somerset., , 12 Conemaugh WON 2 LOST 6 Twp Wts. Va rsity Wins Losses 95 103 112 120 127 133 138 145 155 175 Kenneth Resh Edward Spangler Louis Zembo NickTulenko Eugene Barnhart Eugene Sellers Frank Formichello james Smith Roy Hemminger Pete Lapina OYS GYM CLUB Anyont mttrcstcd m sports Ihat could wall h ut bctn tht slogan ustd for tht Bov s Cx m Lluh btmust thls x L tr tht club was optn to :mx h X who had 1 desire, to partlupatt m .mx ty pt of ath letlcs lhls club is mdllllk for tht purpose of teaching those who .are not fdlilllldl' xuth tht dlH'1LI'Cl1I games ttthlctes out ol thost mth tht gumts BX Allofthtpl.1Hng., duh 15 dom during and to maltt betttr who Art JCllllill1ILll clomg thls the how mtl pruttltlltg ol tht n ptllllil Xmo v tn lmpoltmt ,gpums th nt xrt plaxul na is ttb ill mushh :ll 4. m tot footlmll mtl sotttr n tr tht sponsorship of Xl: X ul th tlub has had nxtlx suttt slul yt L lI1 XY-'ll ust- pl: U , , ' , X ' . .5 ' ' . J , ' 7 N 1 H A . ' l' l ,, , , -, 01, , I A I A -, - A t may dcvulop strong, muscular pltysiqucs. A , . v' r 2 . . ' f E . ' - ' clul . Q ng, ll' '1 f' 1 1- 1'- hz tk I z , n J 1 , roll -yl ull, :ch U d A ' .1 ,K .Q V A .. , K' K' ' 1 . :1r. Q If R11 f f Dru Bmvxlxx .IUHN Frmxn nr RI Brrxmu xx-IIIIXXI LXINHXXN J f Xlk, XUIII Put nr right th I-'J-4 th-r ir! NYC G1 fmt, Hlllx' .mg up Yun txmc In In IRLS GYM CLUB Drlhhle that hall lflfmlx th at p rss are a fux of the LXPIISSIOIIS xou would hear rf you xentured near the gXl11l1'lSllll1l uhlle Mrs l uttrl s gym dub rs H1 scsslon fret HCIIXIUCS selected from the sug gestlons ofthe other g,lflSll1 tht duh leople VSElICl'IIl1g haslwtlmll md xollu h all games during the noon period spot m mx gvm club members dolng thur ut most to make their homeroom come out on top Iht future goal of these gs mnasts IS to leirn the t autres mxolx ed Ill field hoekes lllfl soeetr lhc gurls now occupy their d arts, tumhlmg md dancmg 'Nlueh of the ictlwtx of tht club I9 on a very m form ll basis With Mrs l lll'Cl'l s encouragement and tht Lnthusnm of all the gurls this eluh IS dLl1l1lILlX here to st iw' XX .utmge lor tht xx lstlo. 1 'I -7 ' V' ' , - 1- . u ' x 'H ss w , , , . ,V- A -Y Vx 5 I -v it-I gi 1 2 Q .NN I y y I -v The ofheers are in charge of the many time with volleyball, kickball, tennis, ' 'I ' . Q . ' 5 - 2 s D . , 1 I . . S Y S ' ' . 1 ' V' - . ' - r 1 I 3 j . 1 ' 1 1 A' l L' C ' I h L I ' 'As 1- I 1 ' x x A' Q Y' Basket? Slugger, lJnn't miss. Big feet rmnc in han Ol-'FICERS lwnfiffrur VIRGINIA Lum' Vin l'mfidrnt ADA Lowm' Sfrrrmry XIAXINE HHxBAu,n SILK, Rfpwrffr Bl-zkxrcrs .'xNSIiI,l, Spmgwr Mus, I,L 1'1-.xx l'hc mar nf thu IU1iL'Ilil1l' 1 if gi 19' xl - j , . 4 pf M,E.N'3p,,2,'. Ji' Agifii X .J r W f Iflvc CCHYR, plum-. D11 you su- what I ssc? Sccing is In-liuving. Chasing the germs away. Banquet in the air. Timo out. Spccmlyf Sulrnt for mnw Hn' hun! ur 1-LII. lfgarlwxr xmrkrxlrlm. EMORIES v is -risi- C5 's ...hm , p Wk 5. , -.-,.,..., .. 4' . .sf 4 L I 'xv E fr- .2 , B 2 If I ?M tv K 1 1 If-,,:W' , A .1 , c W ,-fs HH . i .,. . .u . I vw J 1 4 I s l 11 1 n . -if fn f J f 1 f , . A- - .kv K 5 . ' 1? if vs r I .,.z....4+5e . S. 1 L QL WQ! u I .Ag . v A Q 1 K XM.. 1 cc . .v'e X f? 15 he -ur' 1 '1 if Q .C- Q a ir I , 4 f ' I is W, A 0 7 f a 7 . I a Q V A V . 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'14 , Y f 41 fc W ,4 N. 'soft pprecmfiofz l N Ll 7 XX S K iii i c U ii Q um i XUU L XX 1 S IJ N i I r XY- of tht- lf.-Xfilifvli stuff wih tw thziiik our iiiznii' fi'it'iitls hu th -'i' cmipcttttimi iii tht, miiipiliiig tif this hunk. VHA I 4ii'ticiilgii'ly ixh to cxpix-sf our zippix-iizitiuii to Mr. I . A. Clrgitllttr of tht- Cittitllti Studios, Mr. imc Murphy ui' tht' Kiiig-Mtiiqxliy Pu-55, :tml tu Mi Dt gi i Yrvtiii, of tht- Pontiac If grztviiig ' Iziiiy. 'Ili tht- gitiiiiiiiistmtimi, tu thu fzivtilty :uid to tht- mud Ants tl hzivt' so tiiist-lfilily um crzitt-ti with tm. wt- :tim xxziiit In .ny th: iilx WALKER S SUPREME DAIRY PRODUCTS I C X X My IK ff X '! 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