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

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OFFICERS President Alfred Dirienzo Vice-President Douglas Horner Secretary Donald lsgan Treasurer Jack Bender Sponsor Mr. Clarence Pyle Dirienzo, Donald lsgan, Douglas Horner, Jack Bender. X I SE : Rs Gained the respect and admiration of the school

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MISS KATHARINE SNYDER English retiring after thirty-five years of teaching enioys traveling, reading, and flowers did a commendable iob as head of the prop committee for the class play . .. University of Wis- consin graduate. MR. CARL SPROCK .. . physical education, health . ,. grad- uated from Lock Haven State College ardent golf and bowling fan iunior varsity basketball coach chow line inspector believes everyone should be physically fit. MR. ALVIN TRiMPEY industrial arts, American history graduate of California State College soft-spoken wry smile master carpenter . . . divides his school time between Union Street and the high school. .,,.--qv1,v-..g-vu---- -uuuwvfvw-1-vu--v---7 1 ip'-v-.... , . it pun -f Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews and Miss Betty Lou Forster, second semester substitutes for Mrs. Ankeny and Mrs. Moyer MR, ARNOLD WILSON general science graduate of Penn State University friendly and helpful at all times enioys hunting and fishing previously taught vo- cational agriculture, which he enioys considerably. MRS. BERNICE M. YOUNG geography graduate of California State College with a B.S. degree in elementary and secondary education . . . sponsor of Knitting Club enioys traveling and international correspondence. 23 FACULTY MR. PAUL URBAIN . .. mathematics received his B.S. degree in physics at St. Francis College and is working on his Master's degree in mathematics at Indiana enthusi- astic golfer first year at S.A.H.S. MR. CARL WAUGAMAN . .. health .. . Penn State Univer- sity and University of Pittsburgh graduate head foot- ball coach inspired the Eagles through a great season enioys hunting in addition to his many other activities. MR. C. WILSON WEAVER history, geography, science assistant football coach graduate of Millersville State College is now the proud father of three little cheerleaders has a pleasing smile for everyone. Mrs. Phyllis Cindric, Mrs. Emma Hay, Mr. John Harris, Mrs. Antoinette Cesarone Mr. Paul Beal, Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Miss Beatrice Nichols i rl r'l!It'l'l 2 bl'

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Rated high in scholarship, leadership, character, and Service, Long awaited and yet arriving all too soon, our senior year has come to a close. lt was a year of firsts and lasts, of beginnings and end- ings. As we marched down the aisle at gradua- tion, we recalled that hot August day when we, without realizing it, filled out our very last high school schedules. How quickly time passed this year! Soon it was the last game and the seniors in the band played their peppy football songs for the final time. December brought us the class play, a lovely Soph-Senior dance, and the opening of the basketball and wrestling seasons. Our final semester began with the ordering of name cards and announcements and cap and gown fittings. May brought track meets, the Tug-of-War, and an unforgettable Junior Prom. The long- awaited moment had finally arrived when we solemnly received our diplomas and with the past year tucked in a corner of our hearts, we looked forward to the future. r4 I-, While Mrs. Pauline Glessner looks on, Mr. Vernon O. Lease congratulates David McClemens on becoming a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition. Sherman Berkey and Cathie Reed give Marte Sorvig, a visit- ing Norwegian exchange student, a tour of Somerset High. Jack Dolan takes a picture of Gary Gelsthorpe, Bill Render, and Pat Gerhardt, three advanced chemistry students, who are preparing some crazy mixed-up crystals. vi '