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

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The Senior Class of 1951,-kids, that's us. It doesn't seem possible that our high school career is ending. When we look back over four years as members of the student body of Somerset High, we have a lotto remember. We remember, perhaps vaguely, our first social affair, the Freshmen Hallowe'en party, when the first feeling of class loyalty was evident. As freshmen, we began new things. Members of our class played football, basketball, were in musical activities, and in numerous service clubs at school. We remember our sophomore year, when we finally became upper classmen. We were cheerleaders, athletes, musicians, and, last but not least, students. We worked hard earning money for our classy Soph-Senior dance, the Spanish Fiesta Fantasia. We took our Sophomore trip to Pittsburgh for a glimpse of the big city, then sent seven classmates to represent Somerset High in District Band. It isn't difficult to remember our Junior year. Our class, with its talent, ability, pep, and energy was a power in school. Our prom, The Cotton Ball, was a dreamy success. SENIDRS OFFICERS President ., .. , RALPH FRIEDHOFER Vice President JAMES LONG Secretary ,. JOANNE CRAWFORD Treasurer.. THOMAS WRIGHT L. T0 R.: T. Wright, J. Long, R Friedhofer, J. Crawford. We almost won the tug of war. Bright, new S. H. S. rings were on our fingers. Then we were Seniors. We have a lot to remember about our Senior year. We re- member our terrific football season, our mag- azine sales which reached the fabulous goal of S3,000.00, our smooth basketball team, National Honor Society inductions, 223's t u r k e y dinner at Christmas, our spark- ling Senior Class Play, and the fun we had putting it on, the dances given for us by the Sophomores and Juniors, the tug of war, and finally, with a lump in our throats, Bacca- laureate, and the realization of our goal, Commencement. We remember our teachers, classes and leaders who made these things possible: Ralph Friedhofer, our class presi- dent for four years, the athletes, Bob Ros- baugh, John Darrigo, Tom Wright, and the others who made up our winning teams, kids like Joanne Crawford, Audrey Barnett, Lois Lape, and Glenda Saylor, who always had the ideas we needed to put across our big plans, students like Jim Long and Julian Hollander, who helped us raise our scholastic standards, and all those who gave of their time and talents to make our class worthy of remembrance. This is the class of 1951, of which we are justly proud.

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. . . acufty MAR'l'H.K MUHXEYSIibrarinn-Miss Mohncy man- CI-IESTER J. SINGER - instrumt ntzil music - Mr. :luis to mxiintziin he-r swf-1-t clishositioll, which is Slniffsl' IS YW of Thflsf' l'2ll'f' Pf 'Pl Wh A11lW11Y5 has olti-n trii-tl by thi- i'lIlll'1lK'Il'I'S in tht- librnry. Quite- too lnllvh lo flfi. but 1112111211105 U' LIN If 4l Y1f'- AH :in :it-tri-ss, Marty with tht- sparkling 1-yt-s had thi- posst-ssl-s at gri-:xt ss-nsr of humor :ind ouZK'S lNllSll'1ll l--:ul in lust vm-nr's faculty plztv. tall-nt. VIIAIRIIICS MIIIUNTII-zAiL1to shop-'l'Ii4- conipi-tu-nt IQATHIQYX SXYIDERfl-Infrlish-This ti-xlclin-r wor. ln-:id ol thi- .inllopy shop in' S. Il. S., Mr. Moilocco If rim-s, works with, :ind wondi-rs about ht-r studs-nts' ill' 'l lUFU'l llS fV l'kl'l3 fXAN21V5' W'U'l'1lU1lllfl 5- ll- 5- Ilt'I'Sl7IIlll problc-ins. Shi- got-s :ill-out in Ii:-r l':1itl1 in araulllxiti-. lit- is :in aissistxint Sl'HIlllll2lSll'l' :ind at l1ulNunlultuI1-A 'ii1:ilil'ii-ml li-:idx-r ol' boys. A A A orioiturz o. 1-Ficouxrzltsst-imiisti-y, pil,-Sit-S, it-- .tl,nir,slIHA'-El?-'N-'Cl1'1'fIS 'ff'sMjf-5f'fl3 A.f1'I lzxtvd mxith--Mr. I'l'i'ogin-i s si-nsc ul' humor :ind Wfllb tfllw fiifllf' I tl3K'l?l'AKllf'li: fllf'llAL :IAl5j't he 'ft his 1-ndlc-ss lint- ol' storii-s gin- his courst-s il livm-lint-ss ?u5k1'tb'lll' rl 'g- UM mf 'S 'l N' 'l Mid umm! lizird to t-qnzil. im' IHDIIICIVI' lf l'I..K'I l' - driw-rs' 1-ducantion 4 This REBEKAH 'I'RI'XAI,-Latin, Civics---'l'his gr-mi- short, light and handsome gt-ntlt-man hails from mm. of H,,,,d p,,li,,m. mukps Sm., you gm th.. ,-ighr Hliziiiksviilt-. llis classroom is movuhli-. sinct- hi- is Slum fm lifl- Us tt-.ill :lg fm Imrirlb tht- driving cducation tcachcr. He- is contc-nts-d at il A v A A Y su-alt dinnt r or at baskt tbzill grzxnii-. LAENURE NN AI,Ix52If-fhfgfic tic-onomicsAiMi'Z Vlzilks-r, . , ., . . , A A . always swt-vt nn 'I'lE'l'l y, ow-s to 'nit, ut turns iI,.XliI'.fl I'. IW I,Iu-gt-in-ml scit-lict--Tlrc homo- thumbs down on cowboy music room ol this main ol many colln-gc-s is 1141, wlit-rc Yflll yyillv Iwi-, lsr Ar--111'Al1f-11115 ll--f-fin ,- kills, Icom-:RT wA'i'Iiixs-mirth, 1-t-moi scmicti-111-. i'l F'5,L 'll5L ----fi lllb 'mls' ill, th-A i'UlS'd 'Il' Watkins, our assistant football coach, is a quit-t but l 'StS Ui lll' tilculty 'llil'li'g l' i ilthli't'CS- strict main with at whimsical sc-nsr ol' humor. t'll.XlIl.l'1S l!ICYI'II.l.0 --f wood shop A Mr. Ili-vt-llo A V A A g-,mlllilwd r,-rm, SA HA 5. in 15,411 and Si.,-wil gl: l'AIlI,vXIAIGANIAX-In-ntl lootlmzillciAu:1clt,ll1-21ltll- j'l'11l'S in tht Navy, Ili- i-nrollt-tl in C'nlil'oi-nigr Slim. Mr. Vtniigztnmii instills into his winning tc-ams, as -l',.Au.hl,l.S' 1-HHPQAA tu bA,A,HmAA AA Smdum Almlim This we-ll nsAh1s clnsst-s, tht-Atilitln-Ai'ly11ig: philosophy ot tht- liossi-ssor ol' curli-5' brown hnir has ht-cn in our lllflllft, lt ISUAY Yl1fAAS1Zf'A of thi' dfjff H1 the- flghl- ,ii1p,,,i tw., 5-Hills: W, INDI. hr. ryill b.. hp,-4. fm- 3: its tht- sm- of tht- tight in thi- dog. lllUl'l'. W , - -- ' '.'I I 1 '-fl' oox.xi.o 1. luxIxc.iii:-sii..,i.,gi-sill-. iciiiiiigrr- .S 4 W' lW,V f' t f'F '.-l t'.'l 'fl ?, A Ui , , ,- , . -l , .4 ' . A ncultx handyman .ind dom-1 ol odd Jobs lilws to vioxx working lor his Doctors Ili-gi-it-. Ont- ol our , ' - -4 - - . . . - . . . . . A . .. 4-xprt-ss himst-ll in:1d1plom:1tit' xxnx. llx doing so. hi cnpnlmli- tw-ziclii-rs, his holilmy is raising.: tropical fish. Img AAAAAAIAA '.AAiAAmlg WIAAAAAAAYAAAA hp mug . Rl'l'.X SICICSE---inntlii-nizitics---Mi-vt thi- mztstf-r ul' iiiziili. Mrs. Sc-4-so. Shi- wus onct- :1 ri-sidi-nt ol' lfziir- IIAYIII YI'I,E-physiczil 4-duczition, hztskc-tbnll couch 4-limit-1-, hut is now huiTding' at housi- in Scottdalt-. -Vhis-l' niuscli--buildt-r ol: Som:-rsi-t High. ht- nlwnys Mrs. Si-i-sv ri-ct-iw-d hc-r iduczition :it C'nlif'orniai inanage-s to pull Z1 winning hziski-tbatll tt-ani out nl' rltziti 'll-:tc-lit-i's' f'olle-,Qft- and l'itt, his bag of tricks. Mr. Stitflcr, Vocational Machinc Shop Miss Long, Social Studios Department S. Schrock, M. Riley. C. Hommel, C. Johnson. mf W 1 HA -. Li 5 5, Jw f- , I I , A w ,A A, p 'f'ff?fi'f Q, ,LJ .,..

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