Southmont High School - Panorama Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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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.

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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

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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.