Southmont High School - Panorama Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1952 volume:

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Wvolf, our high school principal, is student council adviser and social studics tcachcr. llis intcrcsts are ggarde-ning and reading. llis alnhition is to 1-ontiuuc he-ing happy. Miss ,lo Anne Livingston is our school sccre-tary. Fhc cnjoys rcading and sew- ing. Sho is a vcry able pianist. Q MISS JO ANNE LIVINGSTON 41 S 1 F7117 .11 ,. X 1- A I' .uf W' 'Mm J -wr? 4, ..- V X NC 1 cf f ,. j,,- .1 JZ' ., I L M W 8,-1, - 'W' I 1 4 CMM-1 Wx 'J' SWT! 4 4 .A -1 Q Q 3 9 'Q qw Q .qs -..Q ' f'!'2 ' 1 4 4 5 1 s ' A ,,g,-- 'ww 'I in -x MISS MARGARET LAMBERT-English and speech: Junior Class and Junior Dramafics Club adviser: direcior of senior play and forensics: likes peace and quief. MRS. ALBERT REDFOOT-Science, healih, guid- ance and lwome economics: Ninlh Grade adviser: likes golfing, sporfs, reading, cooking and sewing. MISS VIRGINIA RICE-Ari: Y-Teens adviser: likes craft work, swimming and reading: ambifion is Io fravel around Ilia world. MRS. JOSEPH ROTHROCK-School nurse: home nursing: inleresfed in her family and nursing: loves craffs and comp nursing. MR. ARTHUR STEELE-Mallwemafics and biology: Sophomore Class and Hi-Y adviser: inieresled in allwleficsg P.I.A.A. official, MR. FREDERICK THORNTON-Civics, geography and hisfory: Eiglnfh Grade adviser: likes sporls, fishing and Iiuniing: P.I.A.A. official. ,f ,fv- 1 g vu .. I ' 'X N J lf: js.. I ls? row lleff to righll-Joseph Maresca, Thomas Gallucci, Elaine Cass, Ray Fodder, Michael Maley. 2nd raw-- , Mary Rothroci, Barbara Pen- singer, Beverly Shaffer, Rae Reininger, Bonnie Langer, Charles Hagmaier, Suzanne Lohman, Janet Cover. 3rd row - James Burefich, Robert Meredifh, Harrie? Rorabaugh, James Hildebrand, Jerry Miles, Linda Lewis, Robert Colvin. 4th row-Diane Coup, Birk Haberlein, Donald McClin- tock, Donald Ross, Joseph Cover, Allen Thomas, James Craft, Lynne Kingston, 41: ot Grade Seven - Grade Ei ht 'lille seventh grade lweaine adapted readily to upstairs procedures. The girls learned quielxly to reaet to tlie gymnastic command iilllillll fiH'l'. 0110. two. and the l10F's took to the plane for eral'tsn1ansl1ip in shop. Linder tlie direction ol' Mrs. Davis tlie lmalvy-grade tliespians showed their dramatic aliilities in Dave Harding wvllli0S Up, which was presented for American Education Week. 'lille aetix'e eiglltll graders elevted the following omeers for the school year of WSI- l9f ' L.: president, ,lanles Quirk: vice-president, lfatrieia XYilliams: secretary, Judith Bowers, and treasurer, llnrotliy Denis. The Student Council representatives were Donald Burnielt and Donald Rl'Jlllll t'l'. .lunior High aetivities saw many eiglltli graders take leading roles. l I :JP Ist raw Heil to righfl-Doro- thy Denk, James Brickner, Charles Meo, Kathryn Bondy, Frank Rowe, Frank Clarl, James Roberts, Judith Bowers. 2nd row-Sarah Miller, Joanne Colosimo, Paul McNamara. Velma Wiedwald, Donald Rein- inger, James Quiri, Donald Burnich, Hubert' Horne, Wini- fred McDowell. 3rd row- Pafricia Williams, Paul Galli- ker, David Marshall, Lawr- ence Buffenmeyer, Ronald Krie- ger, Dennis Edwards, Melvin Sherer, Gertrude Kuioly. rv 1 ,rf-M - 1-1 lst row llett to rightl-Doris Link, Janet Aclrerman, Ann Haberlein, Catherine Horvath, Joyce Phillips, Susanne James, Margaret Denk. 2nd raw-Ann Gleason, Gretchen Poeliner, Dorothy Meo, Norman Gore, Joyce Simmons, Pliilip Bowers, James Axmaclwer. 3rd row-Jean Fitzimons, Aileen Wright, The Freshmen The class of '55 selected their motto, They conquer who believe they cuniig their colors, dark blue and light blueg and their flower, the white rose. The class decided to begin its money- making activities this year. Workiiig in groups they collected scrap paper from various sec- tions of the borough and thus started to build up their treasury. Many of the boys showed their skill in football and basketball while the girls showed theirs in C.A.A. Most of the girls belong to F.H.A. and many of the students tried out their acting ability by being members of the Junior Dramatics Club. Six girls from the class were chosen as Junior High Cheer- leaders. Otticers llett to riglitl-Janet Ackerman, vice-president: William Barbin, president: James Gould, secretary: Wil- liam Kredel, treasurer. ! f James Gould, Joseph Rotlirocl, Carol Cover, Richard Neu- man. 4tli raw-William Harbin, James Brasted, Paul Lan pliear, Kenneth Gilliland, Carl Wagner, Patrick Kingston William Kredel. T e Sophomores 1031-311 arm:-rl an FllK'4'l'SSflll vvalr for ilu' l . bi 'W ' gary, young. soplmnmrvs. As Illl'll' 1-lass pro- jm-1-! tlwy prvsvlm-4l il nmviv, l'lmnt0m of llw Upvraf' 'Fhf-y also sponsors-fl ll jim-jam, SS'lll1'll ll1'll1'4l plvnly of profil for the- Irvalsllry. 'l'ln- class of '54 clmsv lllc vurnallinn as ilu-ir llowvr: rml :mal wllitf' as Illvir colors: :xml WP lmilul ilu- laulrlc-r by which we vlimlf' as Ilwir motto. Ofllcers llell lo rlglwfl-David Salinger, rreasurerg James Schry, vice-president Clare George, secreraryg Edward Lecley, president gb Q-A -:fy 5 .W-.Q Isl row llefl lo riglxll-Harrie? Denl, loan Ackerman, Roberl Adams, Pafricia Lolwmon, Marilyn Milclhell, Joreen Cover, Daniel Coll. 2nd row-Anne Kliever, Sally Col- frin, Carol Bowlby, Molly Fosfer, Barbara Regan, Clare George, Phyllis Merediflw. 3rd row-Edward Leclrey, David Q. Looking forward to a svnior year of finan- cial nm-val, tllc Hxligmifiorl Juniors started on tluv roail to financial stability by selling vainly. Natalie llunlxlv, as chairman, Gloria Coocl, and Rivllarfl liviugston lleaflcll tllis elrivo for fumls. ln tlw spring, tllo Juniors, not letting flown Ist row lleft to righll-Clarese Pelerson, Daniel James. Joan Van Scoyoc, Maywood Myers, Wilma Gould, Dor- eHa Werner, Eileen McNamara, Phyllis Halusha. 2nd row-Fritz James, Robert Gleason, Richard Livingston, Leonard Colosirno, Karl Kenney, Gloria Good, Philip a'g'E Q3i'fi'+ Officers llelf to rightl-Riclv ard Livingston, vice-president: Gloria Good, secretary: Rich- ard Malay, treasurer: Ronald Venei, president The Juniors on tlm annual traclition, lu-lil tlm Prom for the Seniors. illllf' class Colors are green anml wliitv anfl the yellow rose is tlioir flower. Sticking to tllcir motto, HIT we rest, we rust, the Juniors Closccl a vvry sl1c'c'0ssf1ll year. Smith, Richard Maley, Natalie Dunkle. 3rd row-Boyd Plummer, Lloyd Wrighr, George Kuioly, Donald Braslad, Edward Fosler, Howard Lambert, Andrew Foster, James Parlsch. I fs 'R' ., W, . g 'X-. X5 B Z, ... f ,Er 3 M-9 LBS' Ak, Q. W Ag I5 '-'Rfk' AK 1 Standing lleff to righfl - Robert Gleason, David Lan- phear, Clarese Peterson. Isl row-Maxine Cass, Edward Foster, Merle Supowitz. 2nd row-Mitzi McDowell, Pafricia Lohman, Philip Smith. Donald Reininger, Donald Burnich.3rd row-James Axmacher, James Hutchison, Philip Bowers, Har- rief Rorabaugh, Joseph Cover. 4th row - Edward Lecley, lame: Schry. -11,3-,.pgs4' ing tudent Council The eigzhtcen mcmhcrs of Stnilcnt Council workcfl this year, crccting the Stay-ofl'-thch grass signs. auditing thc trezisurers' hooks, approving the sccrctnrics' minutes, sponsor- ing noon-clay dancing, 'Gclamping flown on tzirilincss, clccting chccrlczulcrs, and carry- ing out many othcr projccts bcnoficial to the stullcnts. By joining the Yutionul Association of Stuflcnt Councils, our organization allilizitcil itsclf with the sturlcnt-govcrning horlics of other high schools throughout the nation. Stuilcnt Council rcccivcil copics of Hstuilcnt l,il'c', mul other publications of the N.A.S.C. A rcgulur. bi-wcckly mccting pcriorl hclpcil to nmke this yczir's Stumlcnt Council morc zilcrt to the prohlcms ol' the sturlonts. 7777 Are We Late77 Foreground llefl to righil-Doris Linlz, Edward Fosfer, Catherine Horvafh. Background- Paul Lanphear. Audilorium Duty lleff to righfl-Philip Smith, Philip Bowers, Robert Gleason. gl Alfswisx A S Q V: 4 ff. wr, Q' W 1 l Q ff it ily , 1' Aw , . ' 43 JW. ' - ,s 1 p .f f4,fiI'5e:. v' v Us u ' , A - , fi -1w'+ww fw 'ff BIZ - Q .- Q-v , .N , .,'c.I. . vu -M., 5 H, , ' V -,nv la. V , 1 ' -, ,f W fffegygfwg gn, . fq V' ,au M .-. f'?,?4'.-zx'-A N11 'fm-: . wwg.. 53p 4- 1 '.',4 V3 b 'A ul M A fl-:Q '-'if .vu ' . ' 1, .7 .174 ,L , I x ', if ifx V S J!- .4,x f .. ,VI 4: 1:54 V 1 4 L..',V A 3 D 5 .K Inigxtw. ' ' Panorama Junior Volumc twenty of Pun0rauna Junior ussunif-fl the duty of presenting for the sluflvnt holly not only' scllool news, but local, state, and national news, us well, in the form of il student clvlbalte, Pro :intl Con. 'flu' l95l-l952 Pre-ss Club also proviclf-cl at publicity vlmirnmn. Ricliurfl Livingston, whose ussignlnvnt it was to sc-nal Soutlimont news to tlw .l0llllSl0W'll Ilf'VVSIllIlPOI'S for publication. Editor-in-Cllivf Maxine Cass zuul aulvisvr Miss Key flirt-vtml tlu- proccvmlings of tlw vluli witll tlm lwlp of 4-clitinlg-stall' Illf llllNxFS Natalie' Dunklv, Connie Roisvr. Mitzi Mau'- Dowe-ll, uncl Juno We-iscl. lLefl lo riglwll-Joreen Cover and Maxine lsf row llell fo rightl-Maxine Cass, Joreen Cover, Joanne Colosimo, Clarese Peterson, Mitzi McDowell. 2nd row-Wilma Gould, James Gould, Molly Foster, Carol Bowlby, Richard Neuman, Charles Scioffo, Eileen Mc- 1' Ili JV' dl .4 lsf row lleft la righfl-May- wood Myers, Merle Supowitz, Mark Goldsmith, Charles Wig- more, Fritz James, Robert Adams. 2nd row-Jolwn Gels, Edward Demming, Richard Heaton, Karl Kenney, James Hutchison. 3rd row-Charles Cressman, Edward Foster, Don- ald Brasfed, Howard Lambert, Andrew Foster, Lloyd Wright. Key Club The boys in Kvy Club l't'I'l2lillly dill work lllis your! It svn-Ins tlmt tlioy must lmvv slurtvfl Pill'll alvtiyity SS'lll'll the prvvious one' was only luilf-volnplvlvcl To raise- tin- mom-y for tlwir vliaritulvlc- awliyilic-s, Iln' lioys wnsln-il and SilIl0lllZl'll 1-nrs,sol1l book vow-rs. and sponsored Kc-y Klub Kalln'rs. Tin- prom-oils from these pro- r 4 jects wvro spvnt to give a :wc-ily family u Merry l:lll'iSllll1lS,,, and to lu-lp tlw coni- munity. Tllf' boys guvv of llll'lI' lilllt' also. 'lillvy lnarcliesl in the Armistice- Day Pairzulv, col- lovtvd hooks for ilu- institution at Torrullm-v, and collvvtvil Clfltllillg for pooplo in tho K ansus flood urval. X v lst' row lleft to flghf, Phnlnp Bowers George Kukoly 2nd row Robert Turner, Uaniel 3 ' Coll James Mead 3rd row James Parfsch Gorgon Krueger 4th row-Daniel James. r Hi-Y Club In spite of thc' small 1111-xlibs-rsllip of this yvur's 1-lub, tho Hi-Y group was vc-ry uctivv. At thc- bvgiuning of tlw your tht- 4-lub stage-al an tennis tournumvnt among its nu-mln-rs. At Tliunksgiving the boys coll:-cts-il t'ilIllH'ti goods for tlw Christian ll0lllt'. rlillvll., following il prvcoxlvnt, the club brought to Soutlnnont il highly interesting vntvrtuinvr who was 4-nioyvd by ull. Two cle-le-guts-S we-nt to thc- Hi-Y Club Council lllt'f'tillgS e-vc-ry Momlay and brought hack mute-riul which was dis- vussml in the ll1f'PtillglS. tLefi to righfj-James Schry, Mr. Steele, James Mead. Y- Teens '- Svplvlnlwr nwanl intitiallnn of nvw nlmn- lwrs for Y-'lil-mls. Oclolwr saw tln- llay wagon arrive- at tln- si-lmnl. re-ails' for llw nmnn-llt rillc' out In lllllll1l4's.', ln lYOYQ'llllN'l' ilu- lmys lnul In nsv lllat shun lvallwr ox- prvssu to gvt away from Sallie- llawlxins. lla-1'e-lnlwr llfilllfllll snow anll Y-Tvml gifts for a lll'1'lly fznnily. For Fe-lvrnary aml Marcll a skating party and a rlnnmagv sale werv plannvml to malw nmnvy for llw May mntlwr- alanglnvr lmnqnvt. llefl fo righil-Molly Fosler, Marilyn Mifclnell, Pal Lohman, Clare George. Isl row fleff lo riglwil-.loan Van Scoyoc, Delores Gilliland, Gloria Good, Mihi Mc- Dowell, Nancy Miller, Joreen Cover, Harrie? Denlr, Phyllis Halusia, Joan Aclzerman, Carol Bowlby. 2nd row-Clorese Peferson, Beciy Sclsmufz,-Nafalie Dunlzle, Lillian Millzoviclr, Ediflv Dishong, Connie Raiser, Jane Weisel. 3rd row-Wilma Gould, Phyllis Meredifh, Eileen 'Ox I-I 'S ,-yo., McNamara, Sally Collrin, .Pal Lohman, Molly Fosier, Clare George, Marilyn Mifchell. 1 S x VM . i s x 1 g , b X? Crew lah io ugh Wuliam Bo Siege pheur Curl Wagner rbm Paul on 'C R Laffy Gull - ager. UCC'-Pub Ci'Y man l is X Y 3 zfli 66 99 Meet Corliss Archer 'lille' Se-ninrs. lIlllll'!' ilu- skillful Qlirvvliml ol' Miss l,aunlN-rl, prvsa-lllvil Nl:-1-I liorliss Arvlu-r us Ili:-ir vluss play. linrliss. als plzlyvsl by lvlilklllt' Cass. was lligllls illllllSiIl:j as sliv imulw-al llvxh-r, lillairlvs Svinltoz luis parents, llvvlu' S1'lIllllllZ mul Nlvrlv Supowitz: :xml ln-r pnrvllts. lla-- lorvs tvllllldllfl alml lluxul lmllplwur. Ill an mliury wliivli llorliss Alllll an fri:-nil. Yann-y Nllllvr. wrnh- for fun. lnclltli IJIHIIUIIQI. who lnlnyml lu-r Cousin .'x:LlN'S. lmxing rvurl Illu- iliury by mistulw. was lmrrific-al, A gn-ui elvul of t'XlllilllllIl:l was :welll-il to lllllllllllll' ilu- situation. Utlwr vlmraiclvrs in ilu- play wi-rv pur- lruywl liy ,lolm flvis, Lillian Nlilluxvia-ll. lion- llll' llc-lsvr, Mitzi M1'llms'4'll. ,lzmv xxt'lH1'l. mul ,lanm-s Nl:-ml. Larry lr1llllll'l'l was fllrc-vtur of ln-lu-is mul pulmlivity. llefl fo riglill-Maxine Cass, Charles Sciollo, Beclsy Sclnmulz, Merle Supowifz, Delorex Gilliland, David Lcnplhear. lLef? lo riglifl-Jane Weisel, John Geis, James Mead. Merle Supowilzl Nancy Miller, David Lanplwear, Maxine Cass, Charles Sciollo, Delores Gilliland, Edith Dishong, Beclry Sclwmulz, Lillian Millzovicli, Connie Reiser, Mihi McDowell. 7 X M f 3 4 wp- l, Music- eec Foriissimo. laulivsl Cvutlvuu-u, plvusv lwf-p logvtluirlu Such was Mr. Gotwulcl's fumiliur vry to thc- vhorall groups as lhfry rvlwzlrsexl iluriug tho your. Every xYt'1lIll'Sllily. uu :uuhilious group, lxnowu as Min-fl Chorus, mv! in ilu- auuli- torium, :uul sturtval the long: procf-ss of pre-- pnriug various sf-lvvtious for concert use. Momluy nights Mixvcl Ensmuhlv worlwrl on contributions to ilu- ymir's vom-f-rts. Girls' Chorus :uul Boys' Chorus prawticvil songs which they lah-r comhinml in Mixed Chorus: the-y also pvrfvctvfl iucliviflual chorus numbers. Along with spvvch coutcslauits. thvrv wore also rvprosoulauivvs from thv music groups in the l'.lVl.F.l,. vvvul. Mixed Ensemble-Foreground-Mr. Gofwald. Isl row lleft fo righll-Clarese Peferson, Delores Gilliland, Nafalie Dunkle, Edifh Dishong, Lillian Milkovicln, Clare George, Pal Lohman, Marilyn Mifchell, Nancy Miller. 2nd row-Rodney Shaffer, Roberl Turner, Howard Lambsrl, Kennefli Gilliland, Boyd Plummer, Richard Livingsfon. 'Q-4 Nw .fig Isl row llelf lo riglill-Jolwn Geis, Rodney Shaffer, Clrarles Kane, Roberf Turner, Leonard Colosimo, Andrew Fosfer, James Schry, Charles Wigmore, Richard Heolon, Roberf Wagner, Kennelh Gilliland, Boyd Plummer. 2nd row-Howard Lamberl, Maywood Myers, James Parfsclw, George Kukoly, Merle Supowih, David Lanphear, Larry Gallucci, James Hufclrisan, Ricliard Livingsfon, Phyllis Meredifh, Pal Lohman, Eileen McNamara. 3rd row- likllllllflil liounly Music amil l'i0l'0llSll' lA'ilgllt' ronlpvtilion signin wus lwlll git Slllllllllllllll lligli lllis your. llislrivl vompvtitions wc-ro In-lil ul Slam- Colle-go mul ilu- sinh- vompvti- lions wi-rv In-lil at llurrislmrgg. .-Ks in yours paul. Silllllllillllll sluilvnls Sll0NS'1'll iIllt'I't'Sl in pairlivipatillg. ln formi- sivs. llllyllis llalluslsal Q-lltvrwl pootry amtl Natalie- llunlxli- t'llll'l'l'll sc-rious 1l1'l'lillllilll0ll. Soprano solo 1-ompvtilion was mile-re-il by Lillian Nlilkoxir-ll, Marilyn Milvlwll. :mil lflnri- G4-orgi-. Nlixvil l'iIlSf'llllllQ' volnpvli-il in ils ri'sp1-i'liu- fii-lil. Poefry reading-Phyllis Halusla. Sally Collrin, Phyllis Haluslra, Nancy Miller, Lillian Mil. loviclw, Carol Bowlby, Joan Ackerman, Darefla Werner, Edifli Disliong, Delores Gilliland, Joreen Cover, Anne Kliever, Nalalie Dunkle. Mlm row-Clare George, Becly Sclwmulz, Wilma Gould, Marilyn Mifclwell, Harrie? Denlr, Molly Fosler, Mifzi McDowell, Jane Weisel, Connie Raiser, Joan Van Scoyoc, Clarese Pelerson, Gloria Good. '5 .BQ A Q W'-:g,+gQ31S1Wf' ii Af sewing machine-Carol Cover. Isl row lleff io righfl -Harrier Rorabaugli, Lynne Kingsion, Bonnie Langer, Mary Roflirocln. 2nd row- Janef Cover, Suzanne Loh- man, Joyce Simmons, Ann Gleason, Margaref Denln, Cafherine Horvoili, Ann Hab- arlein, Elaine Cass, Judy Bowers, Barbara Pensinger, 4, Doroihy Denk. 3rd row-Wini- fred McDowell, Janei Aclrer- A man, Doroflwy Meo, Sarah Miller, Aileen Wrighi, Velma Wiedwald, Puffy Williams, N Gerfrude Kukoly, Kaflwryn Bon- 'H' V dy, Arlene Ecksfein, Rae Reininger, Beverly Shaffer, Linda Sclwumalrer, Linda Lewis. 41h row lon window silli- Diane Coup, Doris Lini, Susie James. Future Homemakers-Junior Dramatics Und:-r thi- supervision of Mrs. Rewlfoot zmil .llllliflr iirillllulivs liluli slurlvil llie- yi-ur lay ilw li-uili-rsliip of mlm nfiii-i-rs, prvsiili-ni, Carol initiating: siwh-vii nvw rm-iiiivi-rs. 'Flu' nivm- liovorg vim'-prvsiclmll, Viinifrvil Mcnowvlla lwrs tlwn fnrlniiluli-il uml aulupti-fl zi vluli secretary, Susie ,ILIIIIPSZ and trvasurvr, ,lufly constitution. Bowers, F.li.A. had an alvtivc yvur. The social The prugrauns all vzwh lnvvtillg wi-rv vurivil, events of llw club were an vnvvrvil ilisli suppvr' sinve thi- lbfllgfillll cmnlnilivi- iliviiliwl llu' Illld a spring party. Tin- vlulx also fixi-il ai nwmlivrsliip into teams of two or tlirov l:ill'iSillIZlS imslxvl for ll ll1'i'1ly fzunily. lll9IlllN'I'S 4-alvll. lfvvry IPRIIII wus rvsponsilnli- for tllv progrznn for il im-4-ling. Velma Wiedwald, Susanne James, 2nd row-James Ax- maclier, Winifred McDowell, Sarah Miller, Cafherine Hor- vafh, Gerfrude Kulroly. 3rd row-Barbara Pensinger, Carol Cover, Ann Gleason, Joyce Simmons, Aileen Wrighi, Di- one Coup. 41h row-Birk Hab- erlein, Michael Maley, Ann Haberlein, Judy Bowers. Sih row-James Burefich, Elaine Cass. X-X Isf row lleff io rightl- ' , 1 ,ov I 1 1 f . f' xl w. , A es 'gl if 9'- I K ,cf 6 l ,Q 1 -P, f lLefl' fo riglwfl-Marilyn Milclnall, Molly Fosler. Gloria Good' Clare George, Pal Lohman. I Cheerl aders 'l'vss and llvr squaul. ui1lm-el hy Mrs. Davis. haul il vc-ry slu'1'vssl'nl yl'iIl . 'l'ln-y Q-rlivrml tln- annual llllP1'I'll'll4llllg Umm-sl and mzulv an Q'Xl't'llt'lll Sll0WS'lIlg will: llu-ir cllvvr, Zip for. 'flu' girls also pl :ual ul nvlivv part in tln' forming nl' ilu- uvw mlislrivt vlu-4-rlvmlilng Ofglklllililllllll. The -'roum lllililtx un altlrzlvlivo 1lDN'ilI'Allll'l' in lllvir lxluv skirts uml P gold swvutvrs as lllt'f' lvrl the slmlvnl lmrly in lmlln :ww :mal olml clu-1-rs. I Clarese Peferson-Head Cheerleader. ,f , L 5 N lst row llett to rightl-James Gould, Marlr Gold- smith, David Salinger, William Kredel, Maywood Myers, Daniel James, Robert Gleason, Edward Demrning, Fritz James, Robert Adams, Daniel Coll. 2nd row-Carl Wag- ner, Lloyd Wright, James Schry, Paul Lanpheor, David Lanpheor, George Kukoly, Edward Foster, Charles Cress- Football Despite a dismal showing in the won and lost column, the Colden Tigers showed to their fans exciting, wide open play this year. Hampered hy many major injuries to key players, the Tigers limped home with one win and seven defeats. The Tigers, avenging last ye:ir's heating, mauled Franklin 12-0 for their only vietory of the campaign. Next year's team will contain twelve letter- men .since there were only six seniors on the squad. Four out of five managers will also be on duty next year. With a year's experi- ence hehind them, the future Tigers show definite promise of developing into one of the districts' hetter teams. ji 99,39 man, Charles Wigmore, Merle Supowitz, Andrew Foster. 3rd row-Charles Sciotto, Philip Bowers, Coach Krouse. James Brasted, James Hutchison, Robert Wagner, Wil- liam Barbin, Richard Heaton, Gordon Krieger, Richard Maley, Philip Smith, John Geis, James Mead, Howard Lambert, Norman Gore. A W1 ls. 'T - 3' 1 D' R IZ x - ef Q J .! , , - ,,. . A,z.'f'i,.v x A 2, a- 4-Q.. x ,',. - -, f 4x ' 4 . - .. '- 3 ,- J-tg V .v .l' L . ' ,P V 5' X .V In fi x A ' ? A kan E n .u- , .i 4 ,I M. ,, X, U . , I, K, , J 5 , .. ,I . ML, ,.,.L,g1i, x, ., F L- . Q ..K w , H wx x. kxu , 4- 142, .. N 1 an I I 1 1: 1-2'fT':' ', o-Q. N .,- A 3 '. Lfvm SJ M, fn SCORES Soullamonf Opponen+ 49 .... Adams Twp. .. 70 38 .... Bolivar ....,, 36 60 .... Wilmore ..... 42 45 .... Ferndale .... 66 56 .... Vinfondale ... 20 47 .... Dale .....,.. 48 68 .,,. Beaverdale . . 5l 46 .... Soulh Fark .. 42 56 .... Blaclrliclr ..... 50 59 .... Adams Twp. . , 73 bl 4... Dale .,...... 37 35 4... Bolivar ...,.. 28 63 .... Wilmore 4.... 43 69 .... Vinlondale ,,. 47 7I .... Dole ........ 45 43 .... Beavardale .. 45 59 .... Soulh Forlr . . 54 60 .... Blaclrlick ..,.. 4l 73 .... Ferndale .... 74 48 .... Beaverdale . , 46 5l .... Roaring Springs 62 Praclice Session Isl' rowlllelf fo riglifl-Roberf Gleason, Edward Lackey, Philip Smilh, Leonard Colosimo, Richard Maley, William Kredel, Frifz James. 2nd row-Reber? Wagner, James Hufclwison, James Brasfed. Boyd Plummer, Carl Wagner, Gordon Krieger, Marlc Goldsmiflw, Edward Demming, Andrew Fosfnr. 3rd row-Lloyd Wrighl, George Kulaly, Larry Gallucci, David Lanphear, Edward Fosfer, James Sclury, Paul Lanpliear. Z Y K w XII Xx I fbi , 2 w Q X12 , . , X .mg l Yi if Elin 'Ji l , 4,1 'P 59 I l Basketball Action in Bolivar Game. 0 This year's edition of the Sonthmont Colden Tigers definitely did not have to take a hack seat to any other Tiger team. Although not having the height of last year's District Six champs, the Bengals molded a fast, aggressive style of play. The Tigers also set a new rccord by winning four Southern Cambria champion- ships in a row. This year, after winning the cllampionship of the first half hy defeating llale in a playoff, the Bengals lost the second half. The lads of Coach Krousc, however, ended an exciting league season by heating Bcaverdalc by two points to win thc championship. lsl row lleff fo riglilfl-Joan Ackerman, Clarese Peler- son, Ann Haberlein, Harrier Denk, Phyllis Haluska, Mihi McDowell, Doris Link, Eileen McNamara, Dorolhy Meo, Joreen Cover. 2nd row-Dorella Werner, Pa? Lohman. Joan Van Scoyoc, Ann Gleason, Joyce Simmons, Grefchen Poelwner, Margaret Denk, Cafherine Horvallw, Wilma Gould, Marilyn Mifcliell, Susanne James. 3rd row- Girls ' Athletics rw 1. . . . . Ihr- fnrls .Alllll'ill' Association was Insula- np of girls from thc- ninth through Iwi-lflh ggraulvs. While' lln' we-ntln-r was WVQIFIII :mil vlljoyalvlv. the girls wvnt outcloors ami plnyvrl vollc-yhalll and lnnsh hull nnclf-r Ihr- ve-ry uhh- rlirvvtion of Mrs. llnvis. During ill? winlvr., the girls play:-il vollvy- lmll annl intramural hnslwlhull in thi- high svhool gyllllllliilllll. 'l'ln- olhvvrs of the- C.A.A. were as follows: pre-siilc-nl. Hilith Dishongg vicf'-prosicla-lit. Gloria Cootlz svcrvlairy. Molly Foslvr: mul lI'l'ilSll!'1'l'. Marilyn lVlilclwll. Isl' row llefl lo righfl-Edifh Dishong, Becky Schmufz, Gloria Good, Sally Colfrin, Molly Fosler. 2nd row- Joan Van Scoyoc, Delores Gilliland, Marilyn Milcliell, Anne Kliever. 3rd row-Fa! Lohman, Joan Ackerman. Phyllis Merediih, Aileen Wrighl, Anne Kliever, Carol Cover, Becky Schmufz, Delores Gilliland, Mh row- Clare George, Barbara Regan, Molly Fosler, Carol Bowlby, Sally Collrin. 5ll1 row-Edilh Dishong, Lillian Milkovich, Jane Weisel, Gloria Good, Connie Reiser, Nafalie Dunkle. 'i a- ' 'H-.Ev U I CN if Q OR 41' I '5 I 5 1 J K ' f v 1 T e Senior Class 1952 M306, at lastll' was the cry of ilu- seniors. Yu-s, aftvr l'l1'Y1'll long yvars welrv lwrvlm No sooner we-rv lhvy insirle 306 WS'llf'll thc' whirl hvgan. First cannv football smlson in which six svniors 4-arm-nl thvir lvllvrs. While! lhvy we-rv husy valrning thvln, the girls wore' nvlivv in U.A.A. Al thi- close of lioothall season Caine the sc-nior play, Mc-1-l llorliss Archer. Throughout the fall thc- sm-niors sold Christmas cards to boost thoir Ire-asury. Aahling to the whirl were svnior pictnrvs, yearbook pivtnrvs., college- annonm-vmf-nts, IIICHSIIFCIIIPIIIS for caps anal gowns, and wha-n spring CilIllf'fBiH'l'illilllI'f'lli9 and Graduation! Officers Hall lo righil-Merle Supowilz, vice-presiclenlg Larry Gollucci, frees- urerg Becky Schmulzl secreraryg Charles Scioflo, presidenl. Z I Us my 15,-f vol' 'U WILLIAM HAMILTON BLACKHAM Just plain IliIl : notorious for his spur-of-the-moment jokes: friend to all: would make H good farmer: drives his lnlue Ilodge with a venge- anee. Basketball 2: Class Treasurer 3: Hi- Y 2. MAXINE BIRA CASS Always Inusy: good leader: good things eome in small packages. .-imerican Legion .-heard: Cheerlead- ing 2,33 Forensics 2,33 Chorus 2,3: National Honor Society 3.4: Press Club 2,3,4, Associate Editor 3, Editor- in-Chief 4: Senior Play: Student Council 3,4. CHARLES .IOSIIPH CRESSMAN T:-asalile: perpetual grin: speaks in a drawl: always willing to help: van he found sleeping in elasses: an authority on hot rodsw: likes lnlondes. Football 3,43 Key Club 2,3,4: Varsity Club 4. EDITH LOUISE DISHUNIS Aeeomplishetl athlete: likes horse and tall men: mother to Nam Chorus 2,3,4: C.,4..4. 2.3.4, Vice-Presb dent 2, President 3,4: Mixed Ensem- ble 2,3,4: Senior Play: Substitute Cheerleading 4: Yearbook' Faculty Editor 4: Y-Teens 2,3,4. -J ,X J, SOUTlIMONT IIIGII SCll00L 153,34 'T LAURENCE BERRY CALLUCCI Tall: shy l?l: another Uallueei to he graduated from S.H.S.: painstak- ing Yearbook artist: capable guard- ian of the senior funds, Basketball 2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,4: Class Treasurer 4: Key Club 3: Yearbook Art Editor. JOHN ADRIAN OEIS Golfer of the class: great football fan: dislikes homework and lvroken- down buses: strives to solve log eos x, Baseball 2: Basketball 2,3:- Chorus 3,43 Football 2,3,4: Forensics 3,-I: Golf 3,4: Key Club 2,3,4, President 3: Mixed Ensemble 3,4: Senior Play. 'FSI-. sf . 'J 3 ,5 TIT? Dl'Il,0RlCS JUNE 1Lll,l,ll,.-KNI5 Slut-K lou-lv. flu-'s engam-al : lik:-5 lo giggle: fine alto voice: lilu-a maroon Fords, Chorus 2,3,4: Girls' Ensemble 2: Cirls' Trio 2: CAH4. 2.3,4: Mixed lfusemble 2.3.41 Senior l'luy: Student Council 2: l'-Teens 2,3,4, Vice-l'rexi- dent 3, President 4. DAVID MARSHALL LANPHEAR .ill-around athlete: 6'2 , lnloml, lvllu--eyed: dislikes 1'lll'UIllllf'l'5. ,4merican Legion Award: Baseball 2: Basketball 2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,4: Class President 2g Football 2,3,4g Hi-Y 2.3, Vice-President 3g Mixed Ensemble 2,3g Senior Play: Student Council 2,43 Track 2,3,-1: Varsity Club 2,3,4: Yearbook Associate lfdilor 3. lfditor 4. MITZI Ma-HOWELL Loads of fun: can wiggle- ears: mis- 4'lIll'Vllll!41 can usually ln- found solv- ing il nlalll prolrln-nl, Chorus 2,3,4: Class l ice-President 2: C.,4..4. 2,3,4: l'ress Club 3,4-, Circu- lation Manager 3, Exchange Editor 4: Senior Play: Student Council 3,4, President 4: Yearbook Club Editor 4: Y-Teens 2,3,4. JAMES JOSEPH MEAD Plays a me-an saxg crew cut fan: quite a dancer: has a smug grin. All-County Chorus 3g All-County Orchestra 3,4g Basketball 2.3: Chorus 2,3g Class Vice-President 2,33 Foot- ball 2,3,4: Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 43 Mixed Ensemble 2,3: l'.M.F.L. 23 Senior Play: Student Council 23 Vars- ity Club 3,4-. Tllli SENIIIR CLASS 0F I952 LILLIAN NAT.-XLIIC Mll,liUVlKIll A smile in In-r e-yer: low-ly soprano voice: lull of pi-pg inn-re-sh-tl in lwlligll: aulln-ntic Norwegian urea-nl in pluyg in love with lu-r little' neplu-w. Chorus 3,43 C.A..4, 3,4: AMixed En- semble 4: Senior l'luy: l'-Teens 3,-1-. NANCY JANE Mll,l.l'IR Pe-tile Inlondg cult- and lmnlnlv: so innocent l?lg frienwllyg lowes long fingernails and lnrighl polish: always bkl'l1'lllllf1Q favorite sulrject'--Hein-. Chorus 3,4g Mixed Ensemble 4: Senior Playg Y-Teens 3,4. CURNELIA JUNE Rl-IISER l,oves parties: avid haselvall fan: ineessant talker: likes to write letters. 4 Chorus 2.3.4-: Class Secretary 2: Girls' Ensemble 2: C..4.,4. 2,3,4, Seeretary 3: Press Club 2.3.4. llusiness Manager 4: Yearbook Class Erlitor 4: Senior Play, Student Director: Y-Teens 2,3.4. REBECCA ANN SCHMUTZ Next stop-Penn State: one of our women drivers: gorgeous hrown, :naturally eurly hair: a marvelous eook. Chorus 2.3,4: Class Serretary 3.4: C.A.fl. 2.3,4: Senior Play: Y-Teens 2,3,4. CIIARIJCS THOMAS SCIOTTO Natural eometlizm: spends summers at the Playhouse: last one to sehool in the morning: desk always looks as if a eyelone hit it. Chorus 2,3: Class President 3.4: Foot- ball Manager 2,3.4: Press Club 2,3,4: Cireulation Manager 2, News Editor 3: Senior Play: Student Couneil 3, Vive-President 3: Varsity Club 3,4. MERLIQ ALLEN SUl'0Wl'I'Z 32 tooth smile: high pressure sales- man: aetive in Distriet Key Club work. Baseball 2.3: Basketball 2,3,4: Chorus 2.3.4: Class Vive-President 4: Foot- ball 2,3,4: Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 'Y 4. ,3, Viee-President 4: Senior Play: Student Counril 2,43 Traelf 2: Varsity Club 2,3,4: Yearbook Business Man- ager 4. SIIUTIINI 0NT llllill SCll00L .l.-XNE l'il,lZAlllC'l'll WEISEI, Tull, quiet lllonde: 1-lever with words: good elotlles taste: a real eulinary expert. Chorus 2.3,4: Girls' l'.vllSl'llIlPll' 2: C..4..4, 2.3,4: Press Club 3:41. Feature Editor 4: Senior Play: learbfmlc Senior Erlitorg l'-Teens 2,3,4. CHARLES EDWARIJ D. WIGMURE The engaged lroy of the eluss: usually seen at Mary's: 4-oe-ks his glasses at an angle: quiet: nice: great determination. Baseball 2.3: Basketball 2,3: Chorus 2.3,-4: Football 2,3,4: Key Club 2,3,4, Seeretary 4: Varsity Club 2,3,4g Year- book Sports Editor 4. 'qfplu - A U 2 sz fi? s I95I Prom . X J Soufhmoni Jon Band. ' 4