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

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Samuel Albright James Anodide Donald Arden Wilma Ash Charles Aultz Shirley Baer Carl Baker Lauretta Baldwin Kay Barclay Carl Barefoot John Barkman George Barron SAMUEL EDWARD ALBRIGHT JAMES MAURICE ANODIDE time sports an unchangeable crew cut dislikes hates to study active member of Key Club and nosey girls undecided whether to be a successful Senior Dramatlcs played left end for the Golden printer or to goin the Air Force Eagles Varsity Club future plans Include college Always ready and eager to go ahead R V , x 1 H X Newt getting into mischief is his favorite pas- Tony likes football, hunting, fishing, and girls

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Lf U39 'ZW' 3 gyr- 3 'T 1 PYETTY protege Shakespeare slept here As we, the Senior Class of 1956, leave Somerset Joint High School to meet the world, we leave behind us four of the most unforgettable years of our lives. We look back on our years spent as stu- dents of Somerset High, and realities be- come memories. Our senior year was inaugurated with a most successful football season. We fin- ished the season with a 9-l record, the best ever produced on the gridiron of S.J.H.S. Our Senior Class Play, The Curious Sav- age, lingers as a highlight of the past. We are proud of the record established by our all-time magazine sales. We remember our winning basketball, wrestling, and track teams. The hours devoted to these and other school activities have brought to us the feeling of satisfaction in a iob well done. We shall always remember the dances given for us by the Sophomore and Junior classes, as well as our Class Day pro- gram With the coming ofthe second semester, came cur final memcries of S.J.H.S. Name cizrds and announcements were ordered, and measurements fcr caps and gowns were taken. As Baccalaureate and Com- mencement drew nearer, we realized that the four years spent within the walls of S.J.H.S. had been the happiest years cf our lives. Baccalaureate was a most beautiful and unforgettable experience. As we icined our voices together ot Commence- ment for the last time in singing the Alma Mater, we were overwhelmed with a feel- ina cf respect and love for Somerset Joint High School. If a smile doesn't get you, the mistletoe will! Yesterday's milk-today's macaroni. I 7' QA A,- f I

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THE 1 956 SENIDRS DONALD RAY ARDEN LAURETTA JEAN BALDWIN Buckwheat . . eniayed World Series polls Zippy Pep Club Senior Dramatics Eag- frowns on partial people served as secretary of let Business Staff helped on Soph-Senior and Junior Gym Club one year track man upon graduation, Prom committees likes roller skating and conver- desires to enter Air Force or play pra baseball, tibles neat and sweet dislikes hillbilly music will become a secretary, WILMA JEAN ASH KAY CAROL BARCLAY Jean a member of the Library Club enioys Buff Band and Orchestra member enioyed working in the library likes to dance plans to Mixed Chorus . .. general chairman of Soph-Senior serve the public as ci clerk in the future, attended District and County Chorus Fes- tivals ... acldict of lead ... plans a nur CHARLES WILBUR AULTZ hillbilly music Senior Class Play sing career. CARL RICHARD BAREFOOT Chuck blows a bass horn brownfeyed l0dY lfllle' 4 - enl0Y5 llnkeflng with CWS VUVSHY Enioys tinkering with automobiles demon on basketball .,. school memories will include Mr. Bress- the ymcfor -H member of Chess Club ,H grde-n1TVfgn 'EWS l'l5l0fY ClU5595 Cm Gll'0'0UnCl QUY -- C' fu' dislikes nicknames wants to be a mechanic for ture pro baseball player or plaster contractor. the Armed Forces active member of agricultural de- partment. SHIRLEY ANN BAER JOHN CHARLES BARKMAN Shirl blonde, blue-eyed lass from II4 en- Sparkplug sentinel of the F.F.A. received ioys skating and dancing avid Mixed Chorus mem- his training in the vocational agriculture department ber spends much leisure time at the movies dark eyes and curly hair his future plans in- may be found behind a restaurant counter. clude a few years in the Army, GEORGE RICHARD BARRON CARL GROFF BAKER I Dick active as a member of Junior Prom decor- Bake hunting and fishing are tops three ating committee ardent reader greatly inters cheers for that shrimp-colored convertible received ested in hot rods a ready smile for everyone the Ford Award in metal shop top magazine sales- quite a ladies man will become a farmer after man .,. hopes to become a specialist in auto mechanics. graduation. A hopeless case is snapped by Jim Collins.