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

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Speak AT Various Local Service Club JAYCEES: TOP: Harry Howard, Tom EgolT, Milne KnechT, Dennis Shaulis BOTTOM: Marlc Bumbarger, John EmerT. JeTT HarriTy. Guy Berlcebile AT The beginning oT each semesTer senior high TaculTy members elecTed sTu- denTs To represenT SomerseT Area Senior High School aT various service clubs ThroughouT The area. SelecTions were based on The sTudenT's achievemenT. per- sonaliTy, leadership, characTer, exTra-cur- ricular acTiviTies and abiliTy To worlc wiTh oThers. Speaking aT various club meeT- ings gave each senior represenTaTive val- uable experience in meeTi'ng communiTy adulTs. SelecTed senior boys aTTended each meeTing of The monTh oT RoTary Club, Lions Club, Jaycees and Kiwanis. On Their Tinal visiT, The boys shared Their ideas on a Topic of Their choice wiTh club members. Senior girls aTTended one monfhly meeTing oT The BPW, Womens Club or SoropTimisT Club. Each spoke To club members on a Topic OT her choice or dis- played some manner oT TalenT in a per- formance. . K my , if i 'FA T -J l T fn? ' 9 WOMEN'S CLUB: TOP: Hollie Walker, Lucy Walker, Joan Meyer BOT- TOM: Dawn Hauger, Judi Heiple, Veil James, Pam Tokar W A 3 KIWANIS: BACK: Kirk Schroclc, WalT PiaTT, Greg Lowry MIDDLE: Tim EuTin, Dan Carr, John WrighT FRONT: JeTT Hay, Tim Flannery

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ROTARY: BACK: Craig Miller, Jay McCracken, George Beal MIDDLE: Rick Barron, Mark Walker FRONT: Guy Berkebile, Richard Shaffer , N 9 3, .J Ziyi' wfwfs Q14-M v 9 P s ,fiyf , K 'vi 1' BPW: STANDING: Shari Ebie, Beverly Essink, Barbara Egolf, Pam Shaulis, Julie O'Hara. Sarah Walker SEATED: Lois Ludy. Linda Sfahl, Janie Auman I8 Leading Seniors SOROPTIMISTS: BACK: Carla Woinaroski, Sandy Sandusky, Marianne Keim FRONT: Mary Foley, Shari Baker, Judy Suiansky. Jane Barron, Maria Jacob LIONS CLUB: BACK: Jay Upl'1ouse,Sfeve Sfolh. John Miller FRONT: Jeff Miller, Jake Spangler, Dennis Shaulis, Paul Forrest Mark Polca

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Qiudenis Duisianding In Their Field Each year seniors wiTh ouTsTanding achievemenT Trom various academic deparTmenTs are chosen by The TaculTy, who recognize Them as leaders in Their Tields. Courses represenTed This year included home economics, indusTrial arTs, business and academics. Since several sTudenTs qualiTied Tor The ouTsTanding agriculTural senior This year, no one was singled ouT To receive This award. STudenTs who have shown leadership qualiTies ThroughouT Their sophomore, junior and senior years are eligible. These qualiTies include scholasTic abiliTy, dependabiliTy, cooperaTion and consisT- enT academic perTormance. The ouT- sTanding industrial arTs senior should have received insTrucTion in draTTing, meTal working and woodworking. For home economics, The senior musT have sTudied cloThing, Toods, child develop- menT and home managemenT. Class sTanding was The deciding TacTor Tor The ouTsTanding academic senior. The busi- ness senior had To be enrolled in aT leasT Two oT The Three business courses: secre- Tarial, accounTing or clerical. S OuTsTanding academic seniors JeTT l'larriTy and Diclc Shaffer head The class sTandings aT The end oT Their sevenTh semesTer. if OuTsTanding Business Senior Jane Barron helps oul' in The school oTTice during some Tree 4 Time. Ti - if , i .-. ..., .,...,, T Mm