Southmont High School - Panorama Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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k.k. X X W Miss Ioan Mack Music Interests are traveling, read- ing, and swimming Mr. John McCutcheon History, Civics, Guidance Sophomore Class, Key Club, can usually be found at ath- letic events Mrs. Helen Powell Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing Seventh Gradeg raises roses and African violets Mrs. Mary Rothrock School Nurse, Home Nursing Likes foreign cars Mr. Frederick Thornton Mathematics, History Avid rabbit hunter 42 Mr. Arthur Steele Mathematics, biology Interested in athletics, hunt' ing, and fishing Mrs. Mary Wissler Girls' Physical Education, Health Girls' Athletic Association, Cheerleading, ocean fishing is her hobby -V I 'JV . ' ' I I .l . V 9 ,E I F' 2 ii I ia' -Zsxsf f tiiff' Mr. ,lack M. Yoder Industrial Arts, Physical Education Boys' Hobby Clubg, likes t0 sleep 7

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