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

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James Pfrogner MR SENIUR The sensor class of l960 chose Jam Pfrogner to represent nt as Mr Senior An outstandlng athlete Jum represented the school In football basketball and track He played the part of Bongo In The Man Who Came to Dunner In the field of muslc he sang In Muxed Chorus Boys Chorus County Chorus Chrlst mas Chorus and church choir He was a member ofthe F T A and Key Club Follow :ng has bent for athletucs Jnm plans to study physical education at Westchester State College When we thunk of our hugh school years we wall always remember Jum O , . 1 1 1 , . - - 11 - n , 1 1 1 1 ' ' 27

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MISS SENIOR Carol Vuncent ns Mass Sensor of 'I960 A a lournalust Carol served the Eagles Echo as Stat? and belonged to Qulll and Scroll As a musucuan she took part un Band Orchestra Muxed Chorus Gnrls Chorus and Chrustmas Chorus Carol had a Ieadung part nn the class play Carol Vancent She was a member of the Natuonal Honor So clety F T A and Student Council and was Bucknell Unlverslty As an all around student and person Carol as really outstandlng We are proud to have her represent the Class of 1960 Personality and charm truly madc her our Ideal ,I ' In g 1 l editor-in-chief, helped on the Eaglet Literary active in Rainbow work. She will attend 26

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SENIUR LEADERS f f f' f' gf - A .Xf . 1 wi? J i, fi The ir imiipf titivi spirit liriiuglit nut the he xt Ng ff in .ill ul us .1 'lyk XL' My f. lKrli'3 On these pages we salute five seniors who are the recognized leaders of their fields. Heading the class scholastically is David McClemens. An academic student, Dave was the recipient of the SAR Award and the Frank- lin and Marshall Alumni Award and was the finalist in the National Merit Scholarship ex- arnination. Constance Miller was chosen the most out- standing commercial student. Connie partici- pated in National Honor Society, Mixed Cho- rus, Girls Chorus, and the Eaglet Business Staff. James Becker was selected the most out- standing industrial vocational student. Jim's interests include hunting, fishing, and work- James Becker Industrial Vocational ing on his car. His future plans include be- coming a machinist. James Hemminger was named the leading vocational agriculture student. Jim is active in FFA and was the recipient of the Keystone Farmer's Degree. He hopes to own a farm in the future. Heading the list of vocational home eco- nomics students is Betty Jane Beaman. Betty Jane's activities included Library Club and advanced art. She enioys swimming, sewing and oil painting. The initiative and outstanding perform- ance of these students made them an inspira- tion to us all. Constance Miller Commercial x xg X .I 'N K. 0 'nf cliff,-A E22