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

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Mrs. Phyllis Cindric, senior homeroom 220. 3. f if . 7352. ' 5.1. 1 'Q if , , , 2 if fi ,' I 1 IV, U13 ' .. ,- if diy.. Y ' 2i??rff' 1 42 if give, ,1 ,I 0'- MR. JAMES WHITE health, physical education, history, mathematics graduate of Slippery Rock S. T, C. ac- tive in basketball, baseball, soccer, and track in college native of Harrisburg assistant wrestling coach, MR. ARNOLD WILSON vocational agriculture, general E: science graduate of Penn State, maiored in agriculture 1511 nj' education, minored in related science native of Confluv ence .. likes to hunt and fish. MRS. BERNICE YOUNG geography .,. received her B.S. degree in elementary and secondary education at Califor- nia State Teachers College students in her classes do considerable international correspondence. Mi. Richard Colliver, Mrs, Pauline Glessner, Mrs. Nadine Hill. Mr. Robert Reed, Mrs. Sally Friedhofer, Mr Paul Conner QC XX

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- ,- fn . G' I ,oh uv ,A it fi Sf 7 fri-if'1 4 91 :QQ 4' . gmt i ' -11-1 X41 -1--------1 ' Fin ,Q Bciibarci Gorsuch, hrst place winner, and Sandy Swope, runnerbup, rerninisce about the l958 apple dessert contest. Our hnal effort, our last year, our year of all years to remember-even all these can not adequately describe our senior year. Never were nine months filled with so many varied and unending activities. In the beginning the crisp autumn air was full of flying tootballs and inspiring band marches. Then came the too-good-to-be-true thrill of an undefeated football season. Having burnt the senior magazine mort- gage and with the senior class play Cheaper By the Dozen a huge success, we all enjoyed the Soph-Senior. Following the ushering in ct the basket- ball season came the holidays, which meant the Christmas cantata, the biggest Christmas party of all our twelve years, and vacation. The worst winter in many years brought with it skating on Lake Somerset, snow, and even an unscheduled week out of school. Being measured tor caps and gowns made all realize that we were at last in the home stretch. For some it was not an all too happy feeling. Then spring lifted the harsh hand of winter and made way for the Junior Prom, track, the tug-of-war, and finally, the ultimate, graduation. Although we must now move on and es- tablish a respectable place for ourselves in society, we will never forget our lasting mem- ories ol our busy, tun-filled, happy years at Somerset High.