Southmoreland Senior High School - Legend Yearbook (Alverton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

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WILLIAM DAVIS A deep grief was felt by our school late in the 1965-1966 term with the passing of Mr. D. William Davis. Mr. Davis had been high school principal at East Huntingdon for 29 years and high school principal at Southmoreland since its conception in 1964. His many years in local public education earned him the respect and ad- miration of all who were associated with him, and his warm personality won him many lasting friendships. His administrative ability will be missed by the faculty, while his sincere and wise counseling will be missed by students. We, the Senior Class of 1967, dedicate our Legend to Mr. Davis. DEDI CA TI ON MRS. CAROLYN ECKMAN The friendly manner toward her students and the pleasant smile that she possessed shall always be remembered by the many students she taught throughout the years. We, the Senior Class of 1967, dedicate our Legend to Mrs. Eckman. N F ORE WURD We have at last reached the peak of our high school career. Since our early days in junior high, we have looked up to and envied the Seniors, who' made our school a unit and a place we were proud to attend. Now that our time has come, and nearly gone, we look ahead and realize that what we have learned here will always be with us, and be a part of us. We wish to always remember the wonderful moments which have helped to create our Senior Year, and for this reason, we have captured as many as possible and enclosed them as a part of this, our Legend. 1 1 1 1 Q 1 il if 33 TABLE O F CONTENTS '41 ff' . . .. SCHOOL BOARD . . . . ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS SENIOR OFFICERS JUNIOR OFFICERS JUNIORS SOPI-IOMORE OFFICERS . . . . . . . . SOPHOMORES SPORTS . . . . ACTIVITIES , -mr ION BOARD OF ED UCA TION ,, ' -. lewzfl D. -' I1 'Alf' -2 133' STANDING: George F. Crovshore, Paul Kendi, Jr., Frank Smodic, Philip R. Null, Edward T Bambrey, Irvin Younkin SEATED: Edward Lochinger, Frank Stoner, Jr., Lucian D. Suter, Raymond M. Shimshock. His life was gentle, and the elements so mix'd in him, that nature might stand up and say to all the World, 'This was a man'. Shakespeare MR. EDWARD LOCHINGER ADMINISTRA TION DR. EDWARD R. KRIVDA V Chief Administrator Southmoreland School District A curriculum to paths of basic skills and citizenship for all students is our goal. C. WALTER KEIBLER Administrative Assistant Southmoreland School District The single most important person in any school system is the student. idea K J. GORDON NEVIN Administrative Assistant Southmoreland School District The services of the district are designed to create satisfactory learning situations for all students. A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL PNN, 15'wfi4Q I DR. LLOYD B. JOHNSTON Principal-Senior High School As your principal, I am vitally interested in the quality of your education, and am fully aware of the responsibility placed in my hands to help provide the best education pos- sible for you. Your everyday educational experiences are not only a preparation for living, but should be a part of living itself. This will enable you to meet lifeis problems in both a satisfying and rewarding manner. No one can predict accurately what the fu- ture holds for each of you, but I am confident you will succeed in whatever you choose to do. GEORGE S. HOLLENBAUGH Assistant Senior High Principal Summit Conference 'W V V.,v.a...17. FACULTY MICHALENA AMOROSO ELEANOR BAIR ALDA BARR School nurse Where are you boys going? JOHN S. CHRISTNER Business Education Test Tomorrow l Math. Girls' Phys. Ed., Health You're late-again. Get your name on your clothes by . . . NANCY H. CI-IRISTNER ALDO CLARA, JR. Business Education English, Journalism NGO back and do it over again. Ulf you fail to do your This should be an example of assignment, it may be your work. - catastrophic. RUTH S. COCHRAN . Ma K FACULTY M. ARNOLD DAVIS Biology, Physical Science Home Economics English Now boys and girls . . . 4'That perturbs me, uLet's do it right-my way FREDERICK L. EBERHARTER DORCAS ECHARD ROBERT EICHER 'UWUN Instrumental Music Secretary Boys' Phys. Ed., Health That could be prevented. Dr. Johnston-please That'll cost you one. report to the office. FA C UL T Y DOROTHY K. FAUST ALICE FLEMMING English Librarian Keep quiet. Lower your All right nowf, voices. DONALD W. GILPIN JOSEPH E. GRATSON GOERGE FRETHY Mathematics Let's stop all the unnecessary talking. JOSEPH GRIMM rrls A !lf'w i ,, A ' A fn ,1 7 ., .,:1 ?fa,ff - fwy, .- ,,,, my , f y ,LVV , iilrsfie f ' tlrl ev-Wr:e1it'4Aix i ffl ruffle ..,,,,'ex ,V,y,,,?, :.kq.i.,iL, ,wi A ' L 'U A ,. 'i' A Social Studies Social Studies Shhhh! l'll remember you in my willf, Mathematics 'QA pinner is a winner. 37 FA C UL TY MARGUERITE HOUSEMAN CORINNE HOUSER WILDA HYATT EI1gliSh Secretary Vocal music HI think this is dumb. H155 payday again , , , '4I'11'd0 the talking? you do the singing. KAREN JOHNSON LARRY LAUFFER HARRY E. MEHALLICK Secretary Electronics, Wood shop. Drivers' Education ul have Several Oh, c'mon fellows. Think twice before you announcements to makef' Speak, FA C UL TY VIRGINIA McDOWELL CHAROLETTE M. MOWRY LEON R. MOWRY . ,W Y L GG English, Latin Social studies Machine Shop Get a book open. Okay Porter, keep your '4Yes, Charolettef' mouth shut. NICHOLAS RITZ MICHAEL D. ROBBINS PATRICIA ROLISON MUSI- Special Education English, Speech French Turn around. Chain p-u-ull! Coke, FA C UL TY RAYMOND ROZYCKI FRANK L. RUSH PHILLIP RUSSO Math ,Chemistry German For homework tomorrow . . . Leis think for ND'-Ih! AlVCrd6I'SHi1l-H a changef' GILBERT T. SEESE ALBERT SEIGEL DAWN SHERWOOD Physics, Phys. Science Social Studies Art '4Let,s put our playthings Did you hear the What? away childrenf' message to Garcia? FA C UL TY MARY ALICE SHIMSHOCK ELIZABETH SHIRER JOSEPH E. SMITH Spanish, English Biology Social Studies 'I'hat's the first Clean the halls. HB0 you play mistake I ever made. checkers? It s your turn JAMES R. STIMMEL JAMES WERKMAN Business Education All homework to the front of the room. Business Education If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times, debit is the side toward the bam. eau-up LINDA BABURA Linda Linda was quite active in the Journalism Club and on the Tartan. You could always find her laughing or in some crazy situation. SANDRA BAILING Sandy One of the best dressed girls of our Senior Class with a great personality. Sandy can usually he seen with Jean. CATHERINE AIELLO Cathy A very tall girl with a keen sense of humor. She's noted for her unusual greeting. ELIZABETH ANN ANTHONY Betsy A good friend of Mr. Gratson. She is friend- ly to everyone and is envied for her long blond hair. .IACK ARMSTRONG Jack One of the sharper guys, .lack was certainly a class Romeo. He was usually seen on his cycle. CHARLES ROBERT ARROTTI Chuck One of the crazier boys in the Senior Class, you could always find Chuck where there was fun. He was a member of many clubs. JEAN BAKER Louie .lean's a tall blond who can be seen with Sandy. Witty as well as prettyg her future may include nursing. JOAN M. BALCEREK loan Joan was one of the quieter girls in our class. Her future includes college. JOHN BALCEREK Jake Jake is active member in sports. Often heard reciting Bill Cosby, he would like to become a comedian. CHARLES BANDEMER Charley Charley has put a lot of time into school activities. He's an easy going sort of guy with lots of friends. RONALD BARNHART Barney Barney is a quiet fellow who is a great artist. He can usually be heard talking about cars. JAMES BASINGER Jim .lim's one of the bigger guys in the class. He and Harry are always seen together, flirting with the girls, and clowning around. -.., ., L-7' JOHN HARRIS BELTZ Mike Mike is one of our jolly fellows. His great ambition is to become a courtroom stenog- rapher. ROBERT BEN DER Ben Ben likes to fly in the air as well as around the track. He's a very friendly and good- looking chap. BEVERLY ANN BAUGHMAN Bev Good things do come in small packages, as can be seen with Bev. She can usually be found-working at Pogo's. WILLIAM J. BAUGHMAN Bill Although he was short, Bill was one of our cross country stars. Coming from Scott Acres, he was one of the friendliest boys in school. ARLENE BEHANNA Ar A fine example of wit. Ar was one of our commercial girls. Her personality and good humor made many friends. NANCY BEISTEL Nancy One of our most comical blonds, Nancy was always willing to lend a dime. She was a hard worker in the commercial course. FRANK THOMAS BLASKOVICH Frank Quiet and reserved, Frank was the number one man on the Scotty golf team. His suc- cess in college is insured. DAVID BENJAMIN BOWMAN Dave Dave was our jolly cameraman. He will be remembered for his great discussions in English class. DEBORAH ANN BENEDICT Deb Deb has a great interest in all the latest singing groups. Her personality is one that nobody can resist. g ROBERT S. BI-ELECKI Boobs Friendly and intelligent, Bob was a swinger of the class. Colleges will open their doors to him. GAYLE MARIE BILLHEIMER Carle A pleasant girl with a pretty smile. Gayle is quiet, dependable and well liked byvall. KATHY BLANDA Kathy An attractive miss with pretty blond hair. Kathy's classmates always enjoy being a part of her conversations. IQ! HARRY BOWSER Harry Harry, one of the sweetest boys in the senior class, was always ready to help anyone. He put forth a lot of effort on the Basketball court. GEARY PAUL BRANT G. P. A friendly guy with a great voice, Geary was one of Mrs. Hyatt's favorite chorus boys. His future looks very bright. BARRY BROWN Barry A quiet but friendly lad. Barry excelled in sports. Nothing but success for him. JANE BROWN Jane A polite miss who always looked neat as a pin. .lane's future includes secretarial school. JEAN BROWN Jean A quiet girl with a pleasant smile. Jean, who is the other half of the Brown Twins and a neat dresser, plans to attend secretarial school. KATHLEEN BROWN Kathy No one has ever known Kathy to miss a chance to smile or enter into a conversation. Her future plans are undecided. SUSAN ELAINE BROWN Susie A petite miss who enjoyed having fun. What Susie lacked in height she made up for in personality. TERRY LEE BROWN Beaver Terry was a very conscientous and diligent student. He will succeed in anything he may attempt. GENA BRYAN Genie Loves to have a good time and is contented when amidst a crowd. Gena, a compatible lass is very well liked by her fellow students. ROBERT BUGOSH Boogie Bob had a knack for teasing his classmates. He will always he remembered as a star on our cross country team. , ,fi ' f 'lb X .1 . .2 ...gt 4' K' ,Nei , . 1. . qw.: Q ,P 1 1 MWA 4 FRANKLIN CHARLES BYRWA Frank Frank was shy and very considerate of others. Frank will not he forgotten for his major role in Stalin Alley. WILLIAM CARNEY Bill Bill will he remembered for entertaining us with mischievous antics. Musically inclined, he will be missed by both hand and chorus next year. FRANK M. CHIARAMONTE JR. Butch A handsome guy with personality plus. A star on both the football field and stage, college will welcome Butch. RUTH ANN CHRISTN ER Ruthie This peppy cheerleader and popular girl in the class always seemed to be smiling. Ruthie will be an asset to any college. DONNA CLARK Donna One of our quiet and polite belletes of the band, Donna plans to attend Little Washing- ton Nursing School. LINDA CLARK L. C. A full of fun gal with a carefree personality, her future can't he anything but successful. X.. My fi - ',-. , fVf H v 1 , , fgglzgsys A. My I , , R B j Y 5. I : ww ?17 'mt NANCY CLARK C. C. A quite petite blond with a sweet person- ality to match. Much of her time was spent at Burns. LARRY CLELLAND Larry An active trackmemher who was friendly to all. His future plans include college. DORIS COLLINS Doe Being cute and friendly were of Doris' assets. Active in the Commercial Club, she is often seen at Pogo's. VINCENT CONNORS Vince A guy with a witty sense of humor who loves to spend his spare time skating. .IUDITH DIANE COFFMAN Judy Our lovely Homecoming Queen and head majorette. Judy was well liked by all teach- ers and students. She will certainly do well in college., HARRIANN COHEN Harri Witty girl who was loads of fun. She would like to go into nursing as her future. KENNETH LEE COLBERT Adam Happy-go-lucky guy who always had loads of jokes and enjoyed all types of cars. He's looking forward to graduation. DALE E. COLE Dale One of our great male dancers who also does a fine job in the vocal department. His future plans are to join the service. LINDA COSTIBLE Linda One of our pretty homecoming attendants. Linda was a cheerleader and in many other activities. She hopes to become an airline hostess. SANDRA L. COUGHENOUR Sandy A charming girl who is always a sharp dres- ser. She is active in the Commercial Club and plans to go to modeling school. A ,W We 'M-as , , CARL ALLEN CRAMER Butch Butch is a quiet boy with a happy disposi- tion who enjoys cars. He would like to attend Penn State after graduation. EARL GILBERT CRAMER Earl A friendly senior athlete who will be re- membered for his ability on the football field. Following graduation he plans to at- tend trade school. DEBORAH LYNNE CRAWFORD Debbie Quiet Commercial student who has a pleas- ant smile. She hopes to attend a business school after graduation. CLAUDIA BETH CROWELL Claudia A tall and attractive attendant, Claudia took part in many activities. NANCY L. DAVIS Nancy Shy and polite, Nancy was in the band for six years. She plans to attend business school. ROSE ANN DELLIGATTI Rose Rose, one of the smaller girls of the class was neat, friendly, and popular. Success will surely be hers. RONALD DEMAGALL Deme Deme hails as a member of the Everson Gang. He appears to be quiet, but proves himself very talkative in 8th period study hall. DORIS DeROSA Dee An active member of many clubs, Doris always has something to say to everyone. THOMAS CUNNINGHAM Tom Active band member. Tom plans to join the Air Force after graduation. CHERYL LEE DAVIS Sissy Cheryl was a bellette in the band for two years. After graduation she plans to attend Indiana State majoring in elementary edu- cation. BARBARA LYNN DEZORT Barb Barb is a girl who can always be found where the fun and action is. Her future life is sure to be filled with excitement. NANCY LOUISE DEZORT Desert Pete She will be remembered for her long, natu- ral, blonde hair. Her ability in math is sure to prove her a good teacher. Desert Pete's quiet and friendly personality appeals to all. SAMUEL JONATHAN DOCKMONISH Sam This agreeable lad is a hard worker and a friend to all. Sam is active in many school clubs. SANDRA JEAN DOLAN Sandy Cute, pleasant girl from Thornwood, who has a great personality. .Sandy is a member of many clubs. LINDA DeROSA Linda Linda made a pretty majorette this year and is one of the popular, well-dressed girls in the class. NIKKI ANN DeSANTIS Nikki Nikki, well-known by everyone, is usually laughing or talking. Future plans include college. -,L' Q c.E.,.. 5 30 l REBEKAH SUZANNE EBERHART Becky Becky, one of the tiniest members of our class, is noted for her quiet ways. Becky always has a smile for everyone. BARRY ECHARD Al Quiet boy from Alverton who speaks loud on the wrestling mat. JACK EICHER Ike Friendly boy who resides on Hickory Street. Is usually seen riding his sharp Honda. BARBARA ENOS Barb A quiet looking girl, though to her friends she was quite talkative. She will be remem- hered for her pretty brown eyes. JAMES DZAMBO Dizzy One of our sharp looking senior boys usually seen with Harry. Future undecided. ' LINDA L. EASTON Linda Linda was our only real Scottish majorette. A hard worker on both the Tartan and Legend staffs, college is a sure thing in her future. CLARA ERWIN Liz A shy lass with a smile for everyone. Clara's future plans include getting a job as a secre- tary. JOHN FEDOREK Jack Quiet boy from Scottdale known to his friends as Jack. Has a great interest in electronics. 5 CAROL LEE FELGAR Carol This shy, hardworking, dedicated member of the class could usually be found typing for the Tartan. LINDA LOU FELGAR Linda One of our Peppy Cheerleaders, Linda is liked by all. With her wonderful personality, she is sure to succeed. BERNADETFE ANN FIEDOR Bunny Although a very quiet girl, she has many friends, Bunny is always well-mannered and easy to get along with. JAMES FIRLIK Harry Harry is one of our class clowns. He can always be found in the midst of trouble. LARRY FISHER Fish One of the shop boys, Larry has a weakness for Hondas. His future plans include getting a job. JAMES CHRISTOPHER FOX Jim A very quiet and shy senior boy. Jim is an active member of our football and wrestling teams. WILLIAM FOX Foxie An active member of the Scottie Band, Bill was also one of our class wits. Always ready for fun. JUDITH DARLENE FRUND Judy Judy will always be remembered for her musical talent. Possessor of a friendly smile, she enjoys dancing and good times. JAMES ANDREW GALLOWAY Gig Jim was an outstanding athlete in every sport. His friendly personality mzide him well liked by all. CARROL GARSTECK Carrol A small but energetic colorguard. Her spark- ling smile wins her friends wherever she goes. ,312 DONALD GEYER Don A tall, very quiet senior boy. Don made a great football manager. THOMAS M. GONDA Tom This happy-go-lucky senior boy, can always be found with a smile on his face. ELIZABETH R. GOSZTYLE Betty One of the small ones, Betty can be seen talking and joking around in any class. Her future includes nursing. TERENCE LEE CRAFT Terry A sharp guy and a neat dresser, Terry could always be found where there was action. Fun was his main goal through school. DARYL E. GEARY Walt Daryl will be remembered for his antics in school. He can usually be found playing football instead of his homework. DAVE GEARY Dave A very husky and hard-working football player with a great sense of humor. He seems to have a knack for getting into trouble. army MARIE THERESA GRZYWINSKI Terry Terry was never one to be quiet. Will be remembered for her friendliness and cheer- fulness. ,IEANNIE HALL Jeannie Peppy personality, giggles, and full of fun, could describe Jeannie. In the commercial course, she had many friends. RICHARD PAUL HAMILL III Rich Rich, a good humored guy, is mechanically inclined, loves to take cars apart and put them together again. GARY LEE HANN Hansey A quiet soft spoken senior boy, he is an active member of the electronics club. DORIS JEAN HARDIK Doie A quiet girl with a reserved smile, Doie could always be found working at Pogo's. GREG HARMENING Hum Known to most of his friends as Hum, Greg could always be found where trouble was lurking. ROBERT HILEMAN Bob Bob was an active member of Mr. Davis' H1-Y. He was also one of the most popular members of the shop gang. DON HIXSON , Don A quiet but friendly student, Don was most often found in the school's shops. GERALD HAYES Gerry Gerry, a man of many talents, including sports, could frequently be seen driving his Dodge Charger or riding his Honda. KATHY HENDRICKS Kathy Her commercial field aided her as a member of the yearbook and newspaper staffs. You could also find her singing in the Bach Choir. DEBORAH HERSHBERGER Debbie Debbie has returned to Southmoreland after an absence of two years. With her bright smile, and lovely voice she is a welcome addition to the chorus. EDWARD HICKEY Eddie Eddie, a blond-haired Dylan, could be found wherever there was any action-especially with the opposite sex. DONALD K. HODGE Hodgie Hodgie was one of our big football heroes this year. He was everyone's friend. JOHN W. HORAK John, John was a very active member of the music department. With his pleasant personality and musical talent, he should go far in any career. SHARON ANN HRIBAL Sharon Sharon played a swinging clarinet in the Scottie Band. Her vocal ability .has won her many admirers. DICK HUFF Dick Dick was good-looking, quiet and shy. On the track his feats were outstanding, as Mr. Gilpin will agree. WILLIAM HULL Bill Though quiet, Bill was very popular among his classmates. He was also a hard working cross country manager. RICHARD HUTCHINSON Hutch Hutch, our amiable shop club leader, is usually seen with the Buckeye boys. He is pleasant and fun to he with. 'Ns' DEBORAH KAUFFMAN Debby Known for her musical abilities, Debby has represented our school in County Band. Her smile and wit will be missed by all who know her. DONNA KEEFER Fuzzy One of the petite members of our class Donna is quite able to hold her own with anyone in studies, music or whatever else she sets her mind to do. Success will be hers. ,, DEBORAH HURST Deb Deb, a real swinger, known for her yellow Mustang, had many pals because of her likeable nature. CAROLE JANESKO Bucky Carole is always on the move. She and Betsy are usually seen making some plans. With her likeable personality, she will make her mark in the world. PAMELA JOHNS Pam Pam is one of our most versatile seniors. She has the rare combination of good looks plus intelligence. Future plans include Pitt. PATRICIA J URCZYK Patti Patti is one of our intellectuals who likes to debate. You. can find her helping Mr. De Moss with his secretarial work. Www Myl' '?'?M'm MARY LOU KESLAR Mary Lou A petite girl with a baby doll face. Her smile and wit will be missed by all her friends. PETE KITTA Pete Pete rates high when it comes to making friends. A good looking guy and one of the neatest dressers in the class, he'll be missed next year. HOWARD KEEFER Howard Blond hair, blue eyes, big smile: that's Howard. Can usually be seen with Ken. We know he'll succeed in any career. KENNETH KELLER Ken Ken has long been known as the one senior who never has a worry or care. His ambition is for graduation to come in a hurry. CAROL LEE KELLY Carole Carole is one of the happiest seniors we know. With her ready smile and sunny dis- position, she will always have friends and good fortune. GWENDOLYN KESLAR Gwen Quiet in her own way, Gwen had many friends. She was an active business student. Af 'W BARBARA KRAMARSKI Barb A likeable girl with a ready smile Barb never seems to have a worry. She plans to enter nursing school. BARRY KRAMER Barry School and Barry never got along too well. His ability to get into trouble kept things moving. Future plans are undecided. ROSE KUBASKY Rose Never has much to say except to her close friends. Tries to do whatever is asked of her. Plans to work after graduation. ROSE MARIE KUBIC Rose A willing worker with a sunny smile, can describe Rose. She is always ready to help wherever needed. TIMOTHY KURTZ Tim Tim was one of those rare combinations of brains, personality and athletic ability. He will be welcomed at any campus. RANDY LEASHER Randy Randy was an avid sports fan. His main in- terest was basketball. Because of his ability to get along with everyone, we predict a happy future. DIANE LEASURE Diane Diane is a favorite with the faculty because of her intelligence and seriousness. Her sense of humor makes her popular with her class- mates. BARRY LEONARD Barry This hard working senior can always find time for fun and friends. He can come up with an alibi whenever he needs one. KENNETH LEONARD Ken A shy, quiet senior boy with a way about him all of his own. He took a great interest in any vehicle, two or four-wheeled. ANDREA MARCHEWKA Andrea A friendly senior girl who was fun to be with at all times. Her plans for the future include success in nursing school. ROBERT MARDIS Bob An active member of the Shop Club, he took an easy-come, easy-go outlook on school. Where there was mischief you could always find Bob. RITA MARTIN Rita A very friendly girl in the Commercial course who also doubled as one of our lovely majorettes and Homecoming Attendants. With her pleasing personality she is sure to succeed. MARCELLA MARIE MASTOWSKI Marcia A quiet senior miss who blended well with any crowd. Was fun to have around at any time. RONALD MASTOWSKI Ron Liked by all the fairer sex, he was always a man on the move. He drove one of the hotter Fords around. Was a real mover. CHERYL MCBRIDE Cherie A cute miss liked by everyone because of her smile and sense of humor. A very athletic girl. One of our senior majorettes. CHERYL LYNN McCLOY Cherie A girl with a pleasing personality, liked by all. Took great pride in playing the bells for our band. DENNIS J. McCRACKEN Denny A real lively boy who hails from Huntingdon Park. He made the trips to the football games more fun for the Pep Club. SUSAN MEASON Susan Sue is a girl you just couldn't overlook. She was noted for her wit in P. O. D. class, and in all her other activities. WV' DOUGLAS ARNO MOMYER Doug The Sigmund Freud of our Senior Class. Known best for his intelligence and analyza- tions of his fellow students. Well liked by all and a sure success in anything he may attempt. PATRICK MULROY Pat Pat was famous for his skill with the drums. He's a handsome lad who makes friends easily. ROBERT MEDSGER Bob The boy who really excelled on the tennis court. Will long be remembered for the great part he had in the play Stalin Allee. LOIS ELAINE MILLER Lois A small, petite girl who was an active mem- ber of our band. She will surely be remem- bered for her shy and quiet ways. RONALD B. MILLER Squirrel Known for his great joke-telling, this boy has a sense of humor that is rarely matched. A friend of all who comes in contact with him. WAYNE E. MILLS-LAGLE Wayne One of our small, powerful boys, he took a real interest in wrestling. He will surely succeed as he goes on to college and later as a physical science teacher. JOSEPH MURDOCK Batman The official Batman of the Rocktown gang. A person in need was always a friend of Joe's. He never owned the Batmobile, but what he had could really go-go! JAY MYERS Skip As an actor in Stalin Allee, he did a great job. Skip also spent a great deal of time playing in the Scottie hand. DAVE NEWCOMER Dave Dave's main interest in school was sports and chorus. Fenders was a great help to the Scotties football team. NANCY JANE OVERLY Nancy A small redhead with the ability to get along with everyone describes Nancy. Hap- piness will be ahead of her. JOHN OZEROWSKI Oz Where there was mischief, there was Oz. John was a cool guy and friend of all. His future is undecided. DORIS LORRAINE PALMER Buzz Buzz will be remembered for her great sense of humor. This, with her pleasing personality, made her many friends. FRANK PAWLIKOWSKI Shank A tall guy, who was always smiling mis- chievously describes Shank perfectly. He could he more often found out of, rather than in, study hall. JERRY PEPE Java King Ring Ding. Good-looking boy from Alverton who is a friend to all. Jerry enjoys hunting and fishing. MARI CAROLE PERKEY Mari Mari, had no favorite class, and found school a hit boring. She wants to do secretarial work after graduation. AMY PERKINS Amy This cute miss was always ready with a smile for everyone. Amy is sure to have a future filled with happiness. SUSAN PATRICK Suzy A talkative lass is Suzy. As an airline stewardess she's sure to have a successful and bright future. BARBARA PAUL Barb Although this cute miss looked very quiet and shy, she was always ready to have a good time. Barb was an active band member. 5 NEVIN PIFER Tipso Quiet and shy, Tipso was surprisingly talk- ative when with his friends. His warm smile will be missed in our halls. .IUDY ANN PLAHS Judy An energetic miss is Judy. She is quite active in the Commercial department. CAROLE POLIVKA Carole A very nice girl who enjoys talking is a description of our Carole. Her perky person- ality is enjoyed by all who know her. WILLIAM DENNIS PORTER Bill Bill is hard-working and serious, yet he has time for fun. He will be remembered by teachers and friends for his ability to com- plain. PATRICIA PERKINS Patty Patty will long be remembered for her cheer- ful greetings. Patty will have a bright future in any field. CLAUDIA PHILLIPS Claud Claud will be remembered for her warm and cheery smile which won her many friends. This will surely be an asset to her as an airline hostess. GERALD EDWARD POSTLETHWAIT Postie Postie will be remembered for his warm smile and friendly personality. He can often be seen driving his screaming green Dodge. CHERYL DIANE PRAVILK Cher Talkative and a smile for everyone describes Cher. Her outgoing personality made her many friends. DORIS JEAN PRAVLIK Jeanie Doris is the quiet and shy type. She has many friends that will remember her always. RICHARD PRITTS Rich Rich was as quiet as he was shyg but he was an active member of the Shop Club. 'bf HAROLD POSPISIL Harold One of the bashful members of our class. His main interest is hunting. Plans to go to technical school after graduation. KEITH POSTA Freddie Number 8 ,lava Man rides a sharp red Honda. Can usually be found at Burns' or with the guys. if if-3' f ...'Z..'7 S Qu-new-W IN :.,,,,m RUTHANN PROVINCE Ruthie With her friendly personality Ruthie was liked by everyone. Her future looks bright. KEITH QUEER Keith Keith didn't seem to have a worry in the world. He was noted as the slowest man in the class of '67. 'lZ 1 T!? :NL .ev am... www RAY RAMSEY Ray Ray's exploits constantly dominated our con- versations. He let no grass grow under his feet at golf. KATHY RANDOLPH Katy Katy will always be remembered for her happy-go-lucky personality. She was always found where the action was. BENARD RAYGOR Benny Ben was the Sharpy of the class. His energy was used to tease the girls, who liked his curly hair. KATHRYN REESE Kathy Kathy is popular with her classmates. She is ambitious and intelligent and plans to attend college. BARRY RODES Barry Barry usually kept to himself. His biggest headache-school. He is uncertain of his future. DONALD RICHEY Don Don is a good student and a level-headed guy. His future will hold success. KATHY RIDENOUR Kuts A happy-go-lucky miss, Kathy could cer- tainly hold her own in a conversation. Her future looks bright. DOUGLAS RIGGIN Doug Doug is a handsome senior with an innocent expression, yet always up to something. His future holds only success. HAROLD ROADMAN Butch Butch, the friendly type, belongs to the ma- chine shop gang. His interests vary outside of school. JOHN ROSE John John appears to be shy and quiet-but is he? He expects to do a hitch in the Navy after graduation. FRANCIS RUTH Butch Butch, an all American boy, has plenty of deviltry hatched up under that crew cut. His future is bright. ALAN SANSONE Al Al is the quiet type except when he is with the Everson gang. His future is a happy tomorrow. SAMUEL SCARDINA sam Sam wore a perpetual smile that won him many friends. He was an active member of the band-as well as its Idiot Squad ! DANIEL SCHMECK Dan A quiet, courteous boy. Dan was friendly toward everyone. SHIRLEY ROSSEY Shirl Shirl claims that gentlemen prefer blonds. She is always found wlhere the fun is. FRANCIS RUDNIK Frank Frank is popular, intelligent, and active. His future is unpredictable. MARION SETHMAN Marion Marion is interested in finishing school as quickly as possible. He can be seen work- ing at Howard Johns0n's. Future plans are indefinite. PAULETTE SHANDORF Paul A quiet girl with a personality to please everyone, Paulette is sure to be a big success in life. SUSAN SHEPLEY Susie Susie was one of the Senior Class' petite members. Active in the Commercial Club, She was usually seen with Barb. ROBERT LEE SHERRICK Sherlock Sly and quick-witted, Sherlock could always be found giving someone a rough time in a joking way. He was one of our hard-working cross-country runners. CHARLES E. SHREVE Charlie Charlie can usually be seen with the Mar- tucci gang when he isn't working. His plans are to keep working after graduation. DAVID SHUPE Dave This bashful guy has no time for girls. Dave is extremely quiet, although maybe we haven't seen him in action yet. 1.9, ,K C In K ww' DICK SKEMP Dick Dick is one of the most popular boys in our classg especially with the opposite sex. Most often seen talking things over with Dan. ROBERT E. SMALLEY Bob Whether running, wrestling, or studying, Bob always put everything into it. His ability and determination will make him go far. RAY SHUST ER Ray A quiet, friendly boy who spends most of his spare time with the Alverton boys. His future plans are uncertain. BERNADETTE SHUTTY Bernie Bernie was a member 'of almost every or- ganization. Her hard working spirit and ability to make friends will assure her suc- cess and happiness. ROBERT PAUL SIMMERS Robbie This friendly senior gets to where the ac- tion is and gets there fast. That's because he drives a 450 Honda. He is usually seen with J eff. JOAN SIWULA foanie .loan was a conscientious worker and one of the nicest girls in the senior class. She was active in many clubs and worked hard on the yearbook. so-,f o BARBARA ELAINE SMITH Barb Hear that giggle? Barb again. She would rather dance than walk, and hopes to enter the modeling field. RICHARD LEE SMITH Ricky Ricky was a daring adventurer who kept his cools,, at all times. His sincerity won him many friends. RONALD SMITH Ron A quiet boy of the Everson crowd. With his pleasant ways a successful future must be in store for him. MARTIN SMITHNOSKY Martin Although considerably quiet. Martin was friendly towards every one. A hard worker, he helped produce our yearbook. CHARLOTTE SMOKER Charlie Charlie, a new student to our school, spent one year with us. Her future plans are unpredictable. DONNA SMOUSE Donna One of the prettier girls in our class, Donna made cheerleading a dramatic art. Success is certain for her in any field. CAROL STON ER F ud A very talkative and energetic senior lassg she's sure to be a success in anything she attempts. CHARLES STONER Charles Chuck enjoys the outdoor life, especially track. His future plans, no doubt, will in- clude some kind of partnership with Shreve. .x .KI I - I , 1' ' i i 41 DONNA SPRIN GER Donna A quiet, friendly girl is Donna. She is al- ways in a good humor. She plans to get married after graduation. JAY ALAN STEIR Jay Whenever there was a technical problem at a dance or an assembly, Jay was Johnny- on-the-spot. .lay's dedicated attitude will in- sure him of success. TIMOTHY R. STEPANIC Whitey Whitey had a Mnever die attitude in foot- ball. With his good natured personality Whitey will never be at a loss for friends. SANDY STILLMAN Sandy Sandy was gifted with good looks and sin- cere personality. She will long be remem- bered for her talent in dramatics and as a homecoming attendant. ,, EUGENE SWANK Gene Gene is a shy boy but he has a warm smile for everyone. His future is not predicted. LAWRENCE SZCZYGIEL Larry Larry was a determined golfer and a tal- ented musician. His witty antics provided him with many friends. '+ I ,.,. .H '1 JAMES THOMAS STREET Jim This talkative senior lad always seems to keep his friends in stitches. Jim's future can be nothing but bright. ROBERT CLARK SULLIVAN Kibby Kibhy is a good looking guy who enjoys a swinging time. He is usually found in the gold wagon. KATHY LYNN SUMMY Zonmy A quiet girl of few words but everymfs friend, .Kathy wars always neat and trim. Her future holds success. BEVERLY JEAN SWANK Sadi There was never a dull moment with Bev around-she will always have the last word. She was active in the Commercial Club. ,. H MICHEAL PATRICK TAMBLYN Mike One of our tall guys. Mike is a quiet boy but an active member of the Hi-Y. LINDA M. THOMAS Lin Lin, as she was known to her friends, was often seen but seldom heard. With her sweet personality her future looks bright. PAULA THOMAS Paula Paula was quiet but very intelligent. Con- siderate to everyone, she will certainly suc- ceed in anything she attempts. RUTH THOMAS PETERSON Ruthie Ruthie can be described as a quiet and sweet senior with a warm smile for all. With this, her future will always be filled with friends. K.. 'N 1,-get-,gs 5 't U N .. 'W' .... 1 ispfffgi , If f W' . 11. I. .... iw r E 1 . 'MQ- g ,tu .U Aviv' Q, Haag :,,si':uug3' J i'uiN'if1ixw fv N'1f 'i'ws:4 'lx 1 ,MSA U,w',tsW ....,'3,L,,a . 1 at .,e' A HARRY THOMPSON Harry A guy with a witty personality. Harry drives a hot '57 Chevy. Heill he happy after grad- uation. SHARON R. THOMPSON Sheri A contented girl with the sweetest person- ality, she is one of the fairer members of our Scotties band. Will be missed next year. if SUSAN JEAN THORNBLADE Susie Susiels glamorous looks and witty person- ality made her a colorful asset to the senior class. With her intelligence Susie's future in college can be nothing but great. SARAH ANN TRAVIS Sally Although she appeared quiet, Sally was really a lot of fun. You could usually find her with the kids from Browntown. JOSEPH F. TULLEY Tulus .loe was famous for building a laser ma- chine. His good nature and warm personality will always provide him with many friends. EDWARD R. TYLKA Ed Whether it was on the football field or in the classroom, Ed put forth 10092 effort which always resulted in success. 3 K A -twf-fqtwl, x. 'Q212? if RONALD LEE ULERY Ron 'ei Ron was a dedicated football player and an all-around nice guy. This good natured boy is destined for happiness. EDWARD JOHN VALENTOVISH Tut Ed was one of the friendlier boys of our class. You could usually find him tearing down some country road on his cycle with J ack or Shank. SHIRLEY VANCE Shirley A very quiet girl except when with friends, then she can really talk up a storm. Al- though her future is undecided, it is sure to be a success. ROBERT M. WALKER III Bob Although he appeared quiet, Bob certainly kept a conversation lively. You could often see him in his blue Bronco. GEORGIA WARD Georgia Georgia took school quite seriously. An ac- tive member of band and chorus, she will be missed by both next year. JERRY WEAVER Weber Another of our friendly guys, .Ierry was considered a good friend by many. Also a member of other sports, he was one of our great wrestlers. WANDA MARIE WELCH Wanda Wanda didn't appreciate her Home-Ec class as much as she did study hall. Usually seen with Donna, she was active in the Com- mercial Club. DONNA FAYE WHETSEL Donna Pert and talkative, Donna was active in the Commercial Club. She could usually be seen with Wanda, laughing about some- thing. JERRY YOUNKIN Jerry One of our quieter guys, Jerry liked sports, especially track. You could usually find him wherever the Browntown gang was. CHERYL LEE ZEARLEY Cherie One of our class flirts, Cherie also made a lively cheerleader and lovely homecoming attendant. Any college will open their doors to such an active girl. ff!! WILLIAM WICKER Bill A drummer of one of our local groups, Bill was a rather quiet guy. He could often be seen with ,lack or down at Brown's. BARBARA JEAN WILLARD Barb Besides being active in the Commercial Club, Barb was also one of our J. V. cheerleaders. She always brightened up the Monday night games. DONNA WILSON Donna Donna's friendly personality and neat ap- pearance will make her a big success in the business world. LOUISE FAY YODER Louise Louise had many friends and was elected to our new Student City this year. Also a neat dresser, you never saw her dark hair out of place. DANIEL WILLIAM ZEARLEY Dan Dan, usually seen with the guys, could always be found clowning or joking around. Friendly to all, there weren't many who didn't like him. REBECCA JEAN ZEARLEY Becki Becki, who loved to be on the go, could always be found in the midst of some excitement. Besides being Senior Class His- torian, she was also a cute majorette and charming homecoming attendant. Nr' fa Xmas SUZANNE ZEARLEY Suzie As our head cheerleader, Suzie added a lot of school spirit to pep rallies and games. Also a member of the Honor Society, college will welcome Suzie. LAURA MEREDITH Laura No conversation, class, or situation is dull when Laura's around. Her wit and humor N-mugs, LORRAINE ADELE BAIRD Lorraine One of our quiet girls, Lorraine has been a welcomed addition to our class, She will always be remembered for her- polite ways and beautiful long hair. will always be missed. SENIOR CLA SS OFFICERS ,Xxx 5 President ....................... Bob Bielecki Treasurer ...... Linda Costabile Vice President . .. ......... Ron Miller Historian . ..... Becki Zearley Secretary ..... ...... P amela Johns IV:-1 rv , -. SENIOR PERS ONA LI TIES MOST ATHLETIC Ed Tylka Susie Zearley Tim Kurtz MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pam Johns Bob Bielecki MOST POPULAR .av SM F W W i an Judy Coffman Tim Kurtz MOST ACADEMIC ' Nancy Dezort Frank Blaskovich MOST COURTEOUS my I ,E Claudia Crowell Harry Bowser CLASS FLIRT Linda Babura Jack Armstrong MOST MISCHIEVOUS I ,TA . Yi Aoinnyo yy A Kathy Randolph Greg Harmening CONTRIBUTED MOST TO S.H.S 2: Bob Bielecki Pam Johns BEST DRESSED Terry Graft Donna Smouse MOST MUSICAL 5' -1- 4. i 'l'- . U I Q I ilk ' 1 . I - tttlr Elf f or - '- kifii? 3- 1 2 John Horak Louise Yoder COOKS Mrs. Killinger, Mrs. Hixon, Mrs. G. Hixon, Mrs. Felgar, Miss Strohm, Mrs. Smouse, Mrs. Shank Come on down Mr. Eicher, we won't hurt you 4 Mr. Rozycki brings a chuckle to his math class. Nb, N iA I A Lu -- Li L,.., J Lii, I AARON HENDRICKS I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand He has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there. And you-oh you, who sorrowfully yearn For the old-time step and the glad return, Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Hereg Think of him still as the same, I say, He is not dead--he is just away. James Whitcomb Riley J UNI ORS ,w ff 1 4, .kj'4,, , . , .- ' . - 5x', N -f wg 25? , 42 14, 4,'lJf' - gf 4 ' ' ,. mx xx MMR .uf Q fa 4 4 . iyil :H EW N N5 K , D- Y ' wM3'7f vK f- Nik x v a 1 azz? MK 32 -vu... 1 'Y 'ha -af 1133 1 , Q Kathy Ahlborn fx law' 9 X1 Gerald Bair ,, , iw .,'inn,., Ronald Beckerleg Joseph Biondo Alan Brannaka Wu , fa lf .. Henry Bungard 'E Earl Aiello bg: 'lp Nw at-.ff .funn Priscilla Bair x i Allen Bentz in SL. . 'j 7' Becky Black Edward Briercheck . A Vry- 1 Carol Burkhart U? iii' -f 7 Larry Ansell 1- William Baird l ,rr,, ' H V yy,y Q i 'V ',,i : , I , f W s . 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Judy Wolfe i Q X -W Nu' N i ' if W if Ellen Thomas Vw. f ,rye D V I 49 'Q li , 1 5:5 .film nr or if HL S ' Vf.' Patricia Vemon . . - ' Q di . X, 1' , ,T A.,r,,,f , .7. 'I..v,,.4... P I - swf-vt:-1,4 gA,,',. Q, ,, 0.4, .. fai.. .Qi 'f Jane Ann Weaver ,. il James Woods Frances Zearley Debbie Zelenka Stanley Thomas Mary Verostko 'Ja ' i., , H. 'K H' we 5' , ,win wi . Ruthetta Whitfield Diane Yoder .' ,ga . 'M m i i sr x 1 Y X Barbara Zerilla Virginia Trach Robert Vincent Randall Wilkinson K rg ' ' ni- P 1 ' i. o fixx-r .ll V Prix l'g'i'i2. allw- iiasinmizeiliih Gerald Younkin we Richard Zozula 365 -V... FOOTBALL IST. T. Griercheck, R. Londino, M. Higbee, D. Geyer, R. Hill, R. F ronzcak. 2ND. C. Bienia, W. Schaeffer, D. Guzy, E. Pears, N. Ronco, C. Brownfield, T. Surlas, M. Armstrong, J. Biondo, S. Orvetz, D. Lewandowsky, M. Murray, R. Frey, W. Barkell, D Lochinger. 3RD. H. Ansell, W. Miller, T. Thomas, J. Green, S. Coffman, C. Kiebler, S. Claycomb, M. Stoner, P. Greenawalt, D. Czerniak, M. Catalina, G. Gross, J. Schomer, R. Houser. LLTH. W. Guzy, D. Geary, T. Stepanic, J. Balcerek, D.- Geary, E. Tylka, T. Kurtz, D. Hodge, D. Newcomer, E. Cramer, F. Rudnik, B. Reid. 1966 SCOTTIE FOOTBALL RECORD- SOUTHMORELAND HIGH SCHOOL South 6 Sept. 12 Sept. 12 Sept. 21 Sept. 0 Oct. 19 Oct. 12 Oct. 0 Oct. 6 Nov. 1966 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE GAME TIME - 8:00 V 9 12 .... ....... M t. Pleasant-Away 16 6 ........ South Huntingdon-Home 23 30 .... .... A lbert Gallatin-Home 30 0 .... ...... P enn Joint-Away 7 20 .... ..... S ewickley-Home 14 4-0 .... .... G erman Twp.-Home 22 32 .... .... C alifornia-Away 29 20 .... . . . Fairchance-Home 1 1 39 ............. Connellsville-Away Be A Booster, Not A Knocker Support Your Local Team 1 FRANK CHIARAMONTE OFRHWHVEYIMAI C. Keibler, E. Cramer, T. Surlas, E. Tylka, D. Newcomer, D. Hodge, T. Kurtz, M. Stoner, M. Armstrong, D. Geary, F Rudnik. COACHES Mr. Cratson, Mr. Gilpin, Mr. Meyers, Mr. Eicher, Mr. Banasick DEFENSUUZTELM T. Stepanic, S. Coffman, B. Cuzy, T. Surlas, S. Claycomb, M. Armstrong, E. Tylka, T. Kurtz, D. Geary, G. Gross, M. Stoner. SENIOR BA CKFIELD Dave Newcomer Frank Rudnik John Balcerek Tim Stepanii: Tim Kurtz-Co-captain SENIOR LINEMEN Don Hodge Earl Cramer I if A Ed Tylka-Co-captain E Dave Geary Daryl Geary 'Here I am Randy! Scotties on defense Follow the Leader Q , ye X Q 'ww-..,., ' , V, ff' X 'Sli' , ' ' s 1 o Randy arches one for 2 points X , . .,,., ,k., WMM!! Tim Kurtz makes his cut Thomas boots the Scotties out of trouble. BA SKE T BA LL P. Mulroy, S. Coffman, J. Fite, B. Brown, R. Leasher, D. Lochinger, D. Daugherty, C. Keibler, T.' Thomas, H. Bowser, B Reid, J. Farmer. Mr. B anas ick, Mr. Eicher, Jim Galloway VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD SENIOR CA GERS Mx TOP: B. Brown, R. Leasher, J. Galloway. BOTTOM: P. Mulroy, H. Bowser. aw.. PM lm, 1 Barry Brown Harry Bowser Randy Leasher Pat Mulroy J. V BASKETBALL SQUAD BACK: R. Etling, L. Basinger, K. Hough, W. Barkell. FRONT: H. Greene, G. Smith, R. Brown, N. Ronco, W. Coffman 9 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 1st P. Cicio, J. Galloway, .1 . Enos, J. Dugger, B. Pritts, J. Chlebowski, B. Bender, B. Miller, A. Brannaka, G. Hayes, Mr. R cki ozy , 2nd L. Clelland, J. Laptowsky, A. Sansone, R. Sherrick, A. Crawford, R. Bugosh, C. Marshall, B. Baughman, S. Gross 3rd D. Echard, A. Bentz, D. Kaper, E. Briercheck, D. Bambrey, B. Smalley VARSITY RECORD Southmoreland .... 18 37 .... . . . Norwin Southmoreland .... 25 30 ........ Latrobe Southmoreland .... 25 30 ...... Kiski Prep. Southmoreland .... 20 35 .... Father Geibel Southmoreland .... 17 38 .... Father Geihel Southmoreland .... 40 15 .... Connellsville Southmoreland .... 16 39 ...... Greensburg Southmoreland .... 26 29 . Laurel Highlands Southmoreland-1st place in Father Geibel Invitational Charles Marshall-WPIAL Class B All-Star Team B A HARRIERS IN A CTION Puff, puff, puff .... Cod bless Mr. Rozycki! VARSITY SQUAD TOP: R. Bugosh, B. Miller, J. Chlebowski, R. Sherrick, J. Galloway, B. Bender BOTTOM: B. Pritts, J. Enos, B. Smalley, B. Baughman, C. Marshall TRA CK IST. G. Street, W. Barkell, P. Komenda, R. Ellenherger, G. Heller, T. Haney, R. Ulery, J. Rezinsk, E. Cramer, K. Cramer, R. Beckerleg, D. Kapr, B. Copeland, D. Echard. ZND. D. Czerwiak, M. Murray, J. Green, E. Muko, W. Miller, D. Guzy, C. Stoner, J. Null, J. Sanders, L. Sheppard, D. Bowman. 3RD. R. Stanhoviak, G. Bienia, J. Simon, R. Huff, T. Surlas, M. Armstrong, C. Brant, E. Pisula, F. Collins. 4TH. B. Reid, S. Coffman, W. Carney, W. Coffman, D. Anderson, K. Posta, D. Bowman, J. Biondo, C. Marshall, D. Mc- Cracken, B. Stower, R. Smalley. 5TH. D. Johns, N. Pifer, R. Sherrick, J. Galloway, N. Ronco, J. Burkes, J. Coughenour, J. Chlebowski, R. Bender, E. Brier- check, B. Rohm. 6TH. W. Myers, A. Crawford, J. Misciewicz, A. Sansone, D. Cunningham, T. Griercheck, B. Johnson, D. Bambrey, L. Clelland, R. Pritts, E. Pears, R. Raymond, J. Catewood. 7TH. T. Kurtz, M. Stoner, C. Kiebler, R. Demegall, J. Enos, R. Miller, D. Hodge, F. Chiaramonte, R. Simmers, P. Herd, J. F assinger, J. Lewandowsky, R. Frey. JUNIOR CLASSMEN IST. C. Keihler, D. Bowman, J. Chlebowski, A. Crawford, B. Rohm, B. Johnson. 2ND. J. Null, B. Stoner, K. Cramer, R. Miller, E. Briercheck, J. Enos, D. Echard, D. Cuzy. 3RD. J. Coughenour, M. Stoner, T. Surlas, J. Biondo, M. Armstrong, T. Haney, G. Heller. S OPI-I OM ORE TRA CKM EN 1ST. E. Pisula, J. Hershberger, J. Fassinger, P. Herd, E. Muko, R. Stahoviak, J. Burkes, N. Ronco, E. Pears, D. Kapr, D. An- derson, B. Pritts, B. Reid, Mr. Gilpin. 2ND. M. Murray, D. Czerniak, J. Green, G. Bienia, M. Catalina, R. Frye, S. Coffman, W. Barkell. 3RD.- J. Sanders, B. Miller, L. Sheppard, W. Coffman, D. Bambrey, C. Marshall, T. Griercheck. WRES TL1 G 1ST ZNDG: 3RD 4TH J. Catewood, T. Layman, M. Catalina, M. Stoner, R. Ulery, R. Frey, B. Echard, D. Rostko, T. Abel. M. Clausen, E. Pears, T. Coffman, C. Cramer, G. Brant, P. Kreinbrook, R. Ruth, B. Leonard, B. Kramer z D. Craig, J. Coughenour, W. Millslagle, R. Smalley, R. Cicio, S. Claycomb, R. Smith, M. Fuoss. : J. Jones, A. Bentz, R. Laptowski, K. Cramer, R. Thomas, R. Paul, R. Ferrel, R. Savanick. Mr. Grimm, .l. Fox, A. Brannaka, Mr. Mullin. f 1 TOP: Mr. Firestone. N. Ronco, C. Keibler, R. Smith. BOTTOM: P. Brittain, R. Medsger, B. Fox. il 1 ,M QV 'S' V4 'S 1 Aw Q qi f W, 1, I x n M.. 2 0 HOMECOMING QUEEN HOMECOMING COURT QNX---aff, C. Zearley, B. Zearley, J. Chrismer, S. Stillman, J. Coffman, C. Crowell, R. Martin, L. Costabile The coronation QUEEN OF HEARTS BALL EE E EE lf? JoAnn Lipps, Alma Shope, Kathy Bentz, Barbra Jones, Donna Lewis, Sherry Rolison-crown-bearer H.. QUEEN-Kathy Bentz THE QRIENT The pagoda Don't just stand there, get us down! C'mon J ay, the dance starts in 20 minutes. John Balcerek gets a nail trim for the Prom LEGEND Co-editors: Pamela Johns, Bob Bielecki. The Legend staff is comprised of members of the Senior Class who assist in the publication of the class Legend. The staff is divided in Activities, Art, Classes, Organization, Business, Typing, Sports, and Layout commit- tees, each of which is headed by an editor- The staff devotes much of their free time in order to have the finest book possible. The staff also raised the money for the publication of the Legend. We wish to thank Mr. Stimmel, our sponsor, Mrs. Gray, our photographer, Mr. Rod Hernley, and especially the staff for their invaluable assistance in the preparation of our Legend. Bob Bielecki and Pam Johns KCO-Editors-in-Chiefl LEGEND STAFF .,.,,...g...w....un . STANDING: B. Bugosh-Art, R. Miller-Sports, B. Bielecki-co-editor, J. Beltz-Business. SEATED: P. Johns-co-editor, C. Davis-Activities, L. Easton-Organizations, S. Thornhlade-Classes TOP: J. Armstrong, D. Bowman, T. Kurtz, P. Shandorf. 2ND. R. Miller, B. Bielecki, B. Porter, J. Beltz, M. Smithnosky, M. Keslar, C. Erwin, A. Behanna. 3RD. K. Posta, E. Kickey, J. Basinger, C. Stoner, AR. Peterson, K. Hendricks, N. Overly, B. Smith. 4-TH. B. Sullivan, D. McCracken, S. Travis, D. Palmer, C. Felgar, N. Davis, S. Coughenour, C. Kelly, R. Kubic. 5TH. R. Ramsey, B. Dezort, J. Plahs, C. Pravlik, C. Phillips, R. Martin, S. Patrick, D. DeRosa. 6TH. B. Shutty, J. Siwula, C. Crowell, C. Polivka, S. Shepley, B. Willard, W. Welch, D. Whetsel, S. Thompson, B. Swank. 7TH. B. Carney, S. Zearley, D. Pravlik, B. Zearley, R. Delligatti, D. Crawford, L. Miller. 8TH. N. DeSantis, L. Costabile, P. Johns, K. Reese, C. McBride. 9TH. C. Zearlev, S. Brown, R. Christner, D. Smouse, L. Easton, S. Thornblade, J. Coffman, S. Dolan, L. DeRosa, C. Davis. TARTAN TARTAN EDITORS TOP: C. Zearley, D. Bowman, BOTTOM: L. Easton, C. Crowell, R. Christner. TARTAN STAFF lst . 2nd 3rd : 4th . FZUU Bowman, K. Posta, R. Miller, B. Sullivan, B. Porter. Momyer, B. Fox, B. Medsger, K. Hendricks, L. Babura, B. Bielecki. Dezort, S. Zearley, K. Summy, C. Crowell, B. Shutty, J. Siwula. Easton, C. Zearley, D. Smouse, R. Christner, K. Reese, S. Dolan, C. Felgar, D. Crawford, B. Swank VOCAL MUSIC COUNTY CHORUS lst: G. Poole, D. Cole, J. Horak, D. Newcomer. 2nd: B. Camey, J. Weisel, B. Stoner. 3rd: C. Trout, K. Stoner. SPECIAL EN SEMBLE lst: J. Balcerek, D. Newcomer, D. Cole, J. Horak, M. Armstrong, R. Ramsey, B. Camey, J. Null, G. Poole, G. Brant. 2nd: C. Davis, B. Hower, L. Schroyer, C. Stimmel, E. Lint, K. Keffer, C. Trout, K. Stoner, J. Weisel. 3rd: S. Davis, B. Gosztyla, J. Frund. VOCAL EN SEM BLE lst: J. Blaine, V. Stoner, A. Fox, C. Pravlik, K. Poor- haugh, K. Myers, R. Martin, M. Stillman, E. Lint, B Gosztyla, J. Frund, S. DeRosa, C. Olinger, J. Sullivan J. Weisd K. stoner, c. Phiuaps, T. Wilkie, IQ Kefferz 2nd: B. Schomer, G. Brant, R. Miller, B. Camey, D. Snyder R. Ciacco, R. Sutor, P. Johns, S. Patrick, B. Enos, L: Brothers, L. Schroyer. 3rd: D. Riggin, M. Armstrong, J. Null, G. Poole. BA CH CHOIR TOP ROW: R. Ramsey, C, Bandemer, G. Brant, C. Brownfield, R. Hershberger, J. Rose, W. Dezort, J. Pletcher, R. McKnight. FIRST J. Green, G. Poole, D. Newcomer, B. Leonard J. Schomer, R. Simmers, J. Null. SECOND R. Herd, D. Czerniak, S. Coffman, L. Shepherd, R. Beal, E. Pears, W. Carney, J. Balcerek, W. Schaeffer, M. Armstrong, L. Kolar, E. Tylka, N. Ronco, J. Wishart, J. Reed, D. Cole. THIRD C. Hausele, S. Mardis, S. Johnson, C. Carney, D. Yoder, D. Hershberger, K. Harshman, V. Long, B. Hower, D. Zelenka, M. Stillman, E. Lint C. Smoker, K. Stoner, L. Brothers, E. Buttermore, D. Grimm, K. Conners, C. Fink, J. Horak. FOURTH J. Weisel, B. Brooks, K. Clausner, L. Keller, V. Thomas, K. Myers, K. Hendricks, S. Davis, J. Frund, L. Schroyer, C. Trout, J. Gismondi, S. Thompson, G. Plank, T. Wilkie, W. Barkell, FIFTH C. Stimmel, J. Fisher, K. Poorhaugh, D. McCloy, N. DeSantis, B. Dezort, K. Ridenour, C. Kelly, C. Keffer, B. Sager, C. Davis, L. Frino, S. Layman, C. Olinger, K. Alburn. SIXTH K. Craig, B. Gosztyla, C. McCloy, D. Keffer, MENDELSSOHN CHOIR IST. D. Newcomer, R. Frye, R. Collins, H. Bungard, F. Moore, G. Banks, T. Hout, J. Balcerek. 2ND. D. Cole, R. Miller, B. King, J. Wolfe, C. Trout, J. Weisel, SRD. C. Hershberger, D. Geyer, S. Leonard, S. Rose, L. Knipple, S. DeRosa, D. Leasher, J. Gismondi, K. Stoner, E. Buttermore. 4TH. K. Shuster, B. Ruth, J. Fulmer, M. Benedict. 5TH. S. Cudnik, K. Coffman, P. Ramsey, J. King, S. Depta, S. Martin. 6TH C. McNair, K. Bentz, A. Shope, P. Kuzar, S. Martin, S. Marazza, J. Taylor, K. Sherhondy. YTH. P. Perkins, L. Mathias, P. Smith, S. Coffman, K. Roadman, S. McKIeoy, L. Herman, N. Kuhla, S. Queer. BACH CHOIR OFFICERS BOYS' SEXTET lst: R. Ramsey, B. Leonard, D. Newcomer, D. Cole, J. Horak. 2nd: W. Camey, J. Balcerek, J. Rose, E. Tylka. 3rd C. Davis, B. Gosztyla, J. Frund, G. Brant. MENDELSSOHN CHOIR OFFICERS TOP: D. Newcomer, J. Balcerek, R. Miller, D. Cole. BOTTOM: J. Gismondi, E. Buttennore, C. Trout, B. Ruth, J. Weisel. B. Carney, B. Stoner, G. Poole, D. Newcomer, D. Cole, J. Horak. GIRLS' SEXTET K. Keffer, J. Weisel, L. Schroyer, K. Stoner, C. Trout, E Lint. II5 SO UTHMORELAND MARCHING BAND lst J. Cismondi, C. Bandemer, C. Banks, S. Scardina, B. Leonard, D. Leasher, J. Farmer, D. Kauffman, L. Yoder, P. Johns, G. Ward, B. Stoner, W. Carney, K. Bentz, G. Hann, C. Garsteck. 2nd F. Moore, F. Cunningham, B. Fox, D. Leighty, R. Sturtz, C. Myers, J. Myers, G. Poole, J. Stoner, B. Raygor, L. Szczgiel, B. Hershberger, J. Reed, J. Horak, T. Abel, Mr. Eberharter. 3rd B. Killinger, D. Keefer, L. Miller, S. Brown, V. Stoner, J. Hendricks, K. Huff, B. Paul, J. Frund, V. Patoka, B. Snyder, D. Sidlovsky, S Hribal, S. Thompson, E. Lint, J. King, B. Felker, S. Davis. ' 4th A. Fox, B. Enos, C. McCl0y, C. Foster, K. Craig, L. DeRosa, B. Zearley, S. Thornblade, J. Coffman, C. McBride, L. Easton, R. Martin, L. Kowalewski, J. Rugg, C. Davis, D. Clark, N. Shank. COLOR GUARD S. Davis, J. Gismondi, A. Fox, C. Carsteck, B. Killinger -. .5 SUBSTITUTE MAJORETTES L. Hague, S. Martin, J. Stahoviak, S. Uber it 1 . T H. 5 T a, K ws . -,'.r W .-F' . 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E X , I 'I ' Vg ,, A..Af N T , ,f'a'-Jggw.-51 i ,W ,T fr? 4 2 55, ,QW fri' ,X fi 4-AI 'f 'aw V T :w ww V1 1 , 3 ,fin fs?-2 1'-zffgfi. 72 QW ,. 1- ' --ay .,, !ff f3f2'.,..:1, ' H M H 'fw1ii'?m ex , 0. V - Q .Mia Tim Abel Kltty Cralg Jean Ann Rugg Louise Kowalewski Carmie Foster Judy Coffman-Head Linda DeRosa Rita Martin Linda Easton Cheryl McBride Becki Zearley Susan Thornblade VARSITY CHEERLEADERS lst: K. Stoner, S. Zearley, L. Felgar, K. Stepanic, D. Lewis 2nd: R. Christner, D. Smouse, C. Zearley, B. Thomas J. V CHEERLEADERS TOP: L. Costabile B. Brooks, B. Willard BOTTOM: C. Bainbridge, B. Sager, K. Coffman. Donna Smouse Kathy Stepanic PEP CL UB K g IST. Ginny Lou Waller, Carole Garsteck, Judy Coffman, Susan Thornblade, Carmie Foster, Betty Gostyzla, Donna Lewis, Beverly Thomas, Louise Kovalewski. 2ND. Kitty Craig, Sandy Martin, Cheryl McBride, Rita Martin, Patty Bair, Linda DeRosa, Beverly Montgomery, Alma Shope, Kathie Stepanic. 3RD. Marilyn Wisnieski, Pamela Johns, Susan Berger, Louise Yoder, Debbie Kauffman, Judi Gismondi, Rosilyn Lustki, Bar- bara Jones, Kitty Coffman. 4TH. Brenda Howard, Gladys Palkovic, Linda Wable, Arlene Friedman, Mary Stillman, Marlene Grimm, Kathy Harshman, Patty Kozar. STH. Karen Connors, Carol Kelly, Carol Fink, Sue Cudnik, Nancy Fox, Debbie Brooks, Mary Perbondish. 6TH. Carol Polivka, Mary Perkey, Judy Platts, Jean Sullivan, Charlene Stimmel, Carol Olinger, Frances Bradish, Linda Brothers. B. Montgomery, D. Snyder, E. Schallenberger The Pep Club spurred the Scottie teams to action. TOP: C. Bijold, S. Marrazza, B. Brooks, J. Fite, W. Coffman, E. Shallenberger, S. Martin. 2ND: B. Sager, V. Bugosh, J. Furlo, F. Alderfer, S. Layrnen. B. Aston. 3RD: L. Freno, D. Yoder, L. Herman, V. Long, M. Benedict, M. Verotsko. 4TH: L. King, J. Randolf, J. Scrobacz, S. DeRosa, C. Kieffer. 5TH: S. Schneider, V. Froble, C. Ferguson, F. Zearley, J. Ruggs, G. Hostetler, C. Barber, L. Freno, L. Terry, M. Newcomer, C. Roadman, M. Depta. L ... - ' IST: S. Shepley, B. Shutty, J. Siwula, B. Smith, D. Smouse, S. Thornblade, S. Travis, W. Welch, B. Willard, L. Yoder, C. Zearley, B. Zearley, S. Zearley. ZND: C. McBride, L. Miller, D. Palmer, S. Patricks, B. Paul, M. Perkey, C. Philips, C. Polivka, D. Pravlik, K. Randolph, K. Reese, K. Ridenour, S. Rossey, P. Shandorf. 3RD: C. Garsteck, B. Gosztyla, T. Grzywinski, J. Hall, S: Hribal, P. Johns, D. Kauffman, D. Keefer, Q. Keslar, B. Kramarski, R. Kubasky, D. Leasure, M. Mastowski. 4TH: L. Costa- hilez C. Crowell, C. Davis, R. Deligati, L. DeRosa, D. DeRosa, B. Dezort, S. Dolan, L. Easton, C. Felgar, L. Felgar, J. Frund, B. 1'iedor. 5TH: C. Aeillo, E. Anthony, L. Babura, S. Bailing, J. Baker, B. Baughman, N. Biestil, D. Benedict, K. Blanda, S. Brown, R. Christner, L. Clark, J. Coffman, H. Cohen. GAA L. Felgar, S. Zearley, B. Willard, R. Martin GA A OFFICER S IST: S. Marazza, B. Patton, D. Polivka, K. Quartz, S. Queer, P. Ramsey, J. Rugg, C. Ruth, B. Sager, N. Sansone, C. Snyder, K. Sherbondy, D. Snyder, V. Stoner. 2ND: S. DeRosa, M. Farrak, C. Ferguson, J. Fisher, A. Fox, Franks, L. Freno,. G. Hostetter,'S. Johnson, N. Kuhla, L. King, K. Kravis, L. Mathias. 3RD: A. Shope, P. Smith, K. Stepanlc, S. Uber, iM. Wlsnlew- ski, J. Blaine C. Barber, B. Brooks, D. Byrwa, J. Clausan, C. Coffman, L. Knipple, K. Stoner..4TH: Balr, K. Bentz, B. Black, K. Coffman, K. Connors, C. Foster, C. Hershberger, L. Hague, B. Jones, M. King, D. Lewis, J. Lipps, D. Moore, S. Martin. ,Zh Q Finishing touches. i s E 5 if , ' 2 5 E E .N Surprise! ! ! W' .d......., 'Q . A, Hectic band rehearsal. FRENCH CL UB D. Johns, B. Camey, L. Babura,.B. Paul QU' rw f 'N 'B TOP: B. Porter, B. Smalley, B. Leonard, B. Ellenberger. ZND: B. Bielecki, B Bender, D. Johns, R Leasure. 3RD: A. Sansone, B. Baird, D. Zearley. 4-TH: R. Ramsey, C. Ar- rotti, D. Skemp, D Bowman. 5TH: F. Blaskovich, L Babura, B. Camey, B Zearley, E. Hickey. 6TH: F. Rudnik, D. Moore, F. Bradish, S. Hrihal, J. Coffman. 7TH: P. Johns, K. Sum- my, C. Myers. STH: A. Fiedman, N. Dezort, S. Cudnick, B. Shutty. 9TH: B. Paul, S. Uber, B. Jones,' S. Dolan, L. Felgar. 10TH: K. Bentz, C. Trout, L. Hague, C. Crowell. GERMAN CL UB ' New ..,...... 2 .5 5. lst R. Beckerleg, R. Savanick, J. Fasinger, K. Grace, D. Leighty 2nd W. Barkell, D. Czerniak, E. Pisula, M. Murray, R. Smith, S. Coffman, N. Ronco 3rd B. Reid, H. Green, G. Schomer, J. Green, K. Hough, M. Stoner, C. Keiblel 4th M. Cunningham, J. Fite, D. Anderson, T. Hout, G. Smith, D. Leasher 5th R. Hill, K. Cramer, W. Coffman, F. Alderfer, S. Hribal, S. Love, L. Shallenberger 6th L. King, B. Montgomery, D. Sidlovsky, D. Byrwa, N. Fox, G. Hostetter, L. Terry GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS PT!! L 7 gif?-sf' 9.0 U-. J. Schomer, L. Shallenberger, S. Coffman The 1966-67 German Club of the Southmoreland Sr. High School is comprised of 48 members and the sponsor, Mr. Philip Russo. The members have decided on having many Germanic social activities throughout the following year. LA TIN CL UB N OFFICERS LA TIN CLUB 9-N TOP. K. Stoner, J. Sullivan. D. Furbish. T. Collins, B. Stoner, A. Brannaka, D. Shupe, L. DePalma 2nd C. Hall, C. Fergerson, T. Wilkie, M. Kiefer, R. Londino, W. Verostky, G. Spinella BOTTOM M. Beranek, D. Lewis, K. Coffman, C. Foster, M. Chlebowski, D. Brooks, K. Stepanic. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS H. Bowser, S. Zearley, R. Christner, T. Kurtz The Spanish Club this year consists of all the people who have completed one year of Spanish and wish to participate in this organization. It is made up of 61 members who have enjoyed many activities during the year. Some of these activities are fun nights in the gym, sponsoring of dances, a basketball game, and many others. TOP: 2N D .SRD 4TH 5TH K. Colbert, J. Simon, E. Briercheck, J. Biondo, D. McCracken, D. Bowman, M. Armstrong. : G. Hayes, H. Bowser, E. Peras, R. Shuster, P. Kitta, D. Cole, R. Miller, B. Schomer, B. Schoffer. : J. Galloway, S. Dockmonish, R. Beal, B. Bugosh, F. Moors, D. Snyder, T. Coffman, B. Dezort, J. Cutrel. : D. Snydee, L. Costabile, R. Christner, C. Crowell, C. Zaerley, D. Smouse, S. Zearley, K. Reese, T. Wilkie. : J. Bolcerek, N. Fox, J. Furlo, C. Ruth, B. Zerla, B. Hoffen. DRAMA TIC THIEVES, CARNIVAL TOP: W. Millslagle, R. Sullivan, R. Smith, T. Hout, E. Farmer, J. Armstrong, A. Ross, J. Pletcher. BOTTOM: R. Bielecki, V. Froble, J. Sullivan, C. Hausele, R. Whi tfield, M. Newcomer, R. Beal, D. Momyer. THEA TRE GUILD FIRST ROW: L. Szczygiel, J. Cutrell, E. Hickey, R. Smith, K. Posta, R. Miller, J. Armstrong, B Baird, B. Fox, R. Stahoviak, T. Hout, D. Momyer, D. Skemp, D. Bowman, R. Beal, B. Smalley, B. Porter, R. Ramsey, F. Blaskovich, L. DePalma. SECOND ROW: S. Cudnik, M. Kiefer, D. Lewis, G. Stepanic, S. Uber, F. Alderfer, F. Zearley, J. Froble, J. Sullivan, S. Love, K. Stoner THIRD ROW: C. Keibler, W. Millslagle, B. Schomer, D. Bowman, D. Snyder, B. Sullivan, B. Bielecki, A. Brannaka, D. 'Furbish. FTA AND F A 49 ,,...-ff ig.,-5' TOP: ZND: EBRD 4TH 5TH F. Byrwa, F. Rudnik, J. Chlebowski, B. Schomer, R. Miller, B. Leonard, D. Richey. T. Brown, L. Hague, N. Dezort, B. Carney. C. Crowell, S. Thompson, B. Shutty, L. Babura, S. Hribal. : N. DeSantis, K. Reese, B. Jones, D. Smousc, C. Zearley. C. McBride, C. Foster, C. McCloy, T. Grzywinski, C. Davis. l3l STUDENT C0U CIL BACK: J. Chlebowski, F. Rudnick. FRONT: L. Yoder, J. Coffman, D. Kauffman. . .... .-.-.... .......-............-- ....... ,,,.,-,.,,,...-.,-, ..,. or .....,. or N , 3 . .i TOP: J. Chlebowski, J. Biondo, N. Ronco, D. Bowman, P. Herd, B. Reid L. Sheppard, B. Stoner. 2ND: L. Freno, L. Terry, F. Zearley, J. Rugg, S. Berger, C. Trout, K. Bentz, L. Shallenberger, B. Thomas, S. Cudnick, L. Mathias, T. Collins. 3RD. B. Carney, F. Rudnick, S. Thornblade, D. Kauffman, C. Davis, N. DeSantis, L. Yoder, P. Johns, J. Coffman, B. Zearley. NATIONAL H0 OR SOCIETY no W1 TOP: F. Chiaramonte, F. Rudnik, B. Bielecki, C. Cramer, F. Blaskovich. 2ND: S. Thornblade, C. Zearley, C. Davis, C. McBride, N. Dezort. BOTTOM: S. Hribal, G. Ward, S. Zearley, D. Kaufman, P. Johns, C. Crowell. The 1967 edition of the National Honor Society has tried to uphold the success of its predecessors by electing into the society only those who have been able to faithfully and honestly live up to those four requirements upon which admission to thelranks of this select group is based. These four factors which determine whether or not a student is eligible for election to .the National Honor Society are a good honest character, academic excelgnce, a strong sense of leadership, and a sin- cere respect for his fellow men. Only those gifted few who are able to meet all of these standards are given the opportunity to receive this, the high- est award that can be bestowed upon a student during his years in high school. NHS OFFICERS F. Blaskovich, C. McBride, C. Zearley, S. Zearley I34 LEO CL UB The Leo Club is a school service club sponsored by the Scottdale and East Huntingdon Lions Clubs. Some of the proj- ects of the Leo Club have been, selling mums for Homecoming, providing half-time fireworks, and serving refreshments at dances. ' .s?.-rw TOP: R. Sullivan, E. Brie- check, R. Beal, .l. Biondo, E. Hickey, T. Hout, R. Ramsey, H. Bowser, J. Chlebowski. 2ND: J. Steir, D. Bowman, R. Bielecki, B. Baird, R. Stanoviak, K. Posta. SRD: D. Snyder, C. Arrotti, D. Skemp, D. Zearley, R. Hall, J. Marhefka., 4-TH: R. Miller, D. Leighty, J. Armstrong, N. Piter, R. Medsgar, F. Rudnick. 5TH: B. Dezort, R. Hill, R. Savannik, A. Brannaka, D Furbish, S. Dockmonish, D Richey. 6TH: Mr. Rush, J. Fite, W Cottman, A. Bentz, D Momyer, J. Laptosky. T. Hout, D. Momyer, F. Chiaramonte, A. Bran- naka, R. Savannick vmll ' LIBRARY CLUB v- NHSINN x-'XQBBVIPUSX ITE y QM. , Yxiiiiwii v 'N.r1 TOP: M. Mastowski, B. Swank, P. Herd. h 2ND: B. Carney, B. Hower, C. Davis, S. Martin, A. Fox, S. Davis, L. Brothers, L. King, M. Perkey. SRD: K. Ulery, B. Ordelt, B. Sturtz, C. Myers, P. Smith l 4TH: R. Whitfied, M. Beraeck, K. Schwab, K. Gardner, S. McElroy, B. Poorbaugh, C. McNair 5TH: G. Palovick, N. Overly, C. McNair, N. Kulha, B. Keetel. 'E 6TH: Miss Flemming, R. Peterson, P. May, R. Newcomer, D. Fontanazza, M. Newcomer. The majority of students comprising the library B' Carney' C' Davis, P' May R' Newcomer club are library assistants. The revision of the consti- tution and the over-all planning show that the mem- bers are growing in their thinking, interests, and ap- preciations. They are acquiring desirable social atti- tudes through their social activities, field trips, and speakers which they invited to their meeting. They have creative expression by the way they keep the bulletin board and other displays in tune with special days, events, and seasons. From their accomplishments, the members have strived to keep the library rich in mean- ing and usage- SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB lst L. Clark J. Basinger, C. Aiello, C. Kelly, N. Davis, B. Shutty B. Kramarski, P. Shandorf, 2nd C. Phillips, S. Patrick, C. Erwin, H. Cohen, N. Clark, B. Anthony S. Coughenour, D. Benedict, C. Pravlik, P. Perkins, J. Plahs R. Peterson 3rd D. Whetsel, W. Welch, D. Collins, R. Kubasky, S. Rossey, C. Felgar Keslar, D. Crawford, B. Swank, M. Mastowski, M. L. Keslar, C. Stoner, K. Hendricks 41th R. Martin, C. Polivka, B. Baughman, A. Marchewka, S. Brown, B. Eberharter S. Shepley, B. Willard SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB lst C.'Thompson, B. Diven, C. Thomas, L. Brothers, N. Skilone, K. Poorbaugh, D. Beckerleg, K. Keffer, S. Welty, K. Kramer, B. Webber, C. Olinger. 2nd G. Pritts, P. Smith, M. Stillman, M. Perbonish, K. Connors., L. Knipple, C. Slonecker, K. McNally, S. Berger, J. King, J. Weisel-. 3rd J. Opalinski, P. Kuzar, L. Mardis, C. McNair, J. Pifer, B. Black, K. Myers, S. Mardis, B. Copeland, C. Hershberger 4th J. Stahoviak, P. Felton, M. King, S. Ritter, K. Gardner, G. Palkovic, P. May, D. McCloy. COMMERCIAL OFFICERS 1ST: S. Brown, K. Kramer 2ND: J. Weisel, K. Poorbaugh, C. Olinger SRD: R. Martin, D. Benedict. 4TH: J. Basinger. SA VINGS AND LOAN J Younkin, J. Basinger, M. Mastowski, E. Anthony, B. Kramer IST: E. Cramer, J. Younkin, J. Beltz, M. Smithnowski, J. Basinger. 2ND: B. Swank, A. Behenna, J. Baker, Q. Keslar, E. Anthony. 3RD: R. Eberhart, C. Stoner, N. Beistel, J. Hall, M. Mastowski. HOME EC. CLUB .JA lst: 2nd 3rd 4th : 5th P. Stokes, S. Sikora, B. Webber, B. Kramarski, P. Shandorf. : B. Smith, M. Hamborsky, C. Rath, L. Mardis, A. Behanna, C. Smoker, S. Travis : R. Kubic, T. Dolan, B. Watson, B. Black, S. Berger, J. Baker, B. Dezort, G. Bryan, J. Frund C. Carney, J. Randolph, N. Skilone, M. Perbonish, K. Blan da, K. Hendricks, S. Thompson A Marchewka : K. 'Gardner, S. Ritter, B. Fiwedor, D. Pravlik, C. Janesko, B. Anthony 6th' Mrs. Curley, V. Thomas, B. Willard, S. Shepley, Y. Miller, D. Keefer, P. Bair, C. Garsteck HOME EC. CLUB OFFICERS R. Kuhic, B. smith, s. Berger, s. Sikora. FHA lst: Mrs. Curley, J. Fulmer, D. Grimm, J. Hixon, G. Palkovic, L. Knipple, J. Gismondi. 2nd: S. Ramsier, M. Lemley, C. Fink, J. Opaljnski, R. Luczka, L. Rossey. 3rd: K. Randolph, K. Coffman, K. Stepanic, J. Stahoviak, C. Stimmel, K. Connors, P. May. 4th: D. Lewis, B. Hower, M. Chlehowski, B. Thomas, D. DeRosa, W. Welch. The Southmoreland Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America is a member of a national organization of girls studying homemaking in high schools throughout the United States and territories. Our F.H.A. at Southmoreland has many goals which we hope to attain through a program of various projects. The main goal of our F.H.A. is to help individuals improve personal family, and community living. FHA OFFICERS S. Ramsier, B. Thomas, J. Hixon. FORENSICS -my D. Snyder, J. Taylor, F. Alderfer, S. Davis, L. King, C. Coffman, R. Herd RADIO CL UB 009 301'-' S--ff n .ni- IST. A. Slutky, S. Shank, J. Wood, R. King, K. Millslagle. J. Enos, D. Cunningham, S. Permuko, R. Bamhart, B. Johnso fm , .fw....:w..ef.. Sia Q if ir -.:.-Yu. . E - A K wwf-, V-r , . ---frr-:--'- - ' K a- 2ND. D. Kitta, J. Tulley, J. Stoner, D. Kapr, R. Hurst. 3RD. Il. NURSES, CL UB 4: ti ! Z li fi ----J fusions lst. T Collins, J. Siwula S Coughenour, B. Kramarsky D Pravhk, D. Leasure, D. Clark, M. Grimm, L. Brothers, K. , , , , V. Walter, V. Ware. Sth: D. Hauser, C. McCloy, McBride, P. Smith, E. Terry, M. Chlebowski, N. Fox, S. Marazza, N. Davis. 41th: M. Stillman, R. Whitfield, J. Gismondi, D. Moore, I. Bugosh, D. Byrwa, J. Brodak, B. Dezort, V. Potoka, P. Thomas, M. Benedict. 5th: C. Fergerson, S. Ramsier, S. Schneider, G. Palkovic, C. Bugosh, K. Stepanic, D. Brooks, J. Hixon. 6th: C. Hausele, V. Thomas, P. May, S. Bridges, C. Carney, M. Newcomer, 7th: L. Miller, C. Janesko, R. Newon, C. McNair, K. Poorbaugh. 3rd: K. Craig, A. Marchewka, C. B. Gosztyla., J. Blaine, S. McElroy, C. Roadman, E. Terry, Mrs. Amoroso. NURSES' CLUB OFFICERS I A ' lr 0' I , A Summyi J. Clawson D. Sidlovsky. 2nd: T. Wilkie S. Thompscomer C. Garsteck TOP: J. S-iwula, D. Clark, K. Summy. BOTTOM: C. Garsteck, B. Gosztyla, K. Stepanic, Mrs. Amoroso. JO URNALISM lv s.,,,4 JO URNA LISM OFFICERS JO URNALI M CL UB Pan: I --'N-J ,.c ,uf sfo lst: K. Cramer, D. Beckerleg, B. Bielecki, J. Chlehowski, J. Siwula, J. Pletcher, B. Porter, J. Armstrong, B. Fox. 2nd: L. Costabile, K. Bentz, S. Zearley, S. Bridges, C. Zearley, C. Crowell, R. Miller, .L. Hague, K. Posta, D. Bowman. 3rd. J Randolph, J. Coffman, D. Smouse, K. Reese, A. Shope, L. Kowalewski, B. Medsger. 4-th: L. Easton, L: Felgar, C. Fink, J. Cook C. Hausele, S. Uber, M. Wisniewiski, B. Thomas, D. Bowman. 5th: K. Sager, R. Christner, N. Fox, S. Cudnik, S. Coffman: K. Summy, N. Dezort, L. Babura, V. Froble, J. Randolf, L. DeRosa, B. Shutty. 6th: S. Ramsier, P. Ramsey, C. McBride, L. Freno, S. Martin, D. Snyder, D. Furbish. 7th: G. Walters, B. Montgomery, D. Brooks, K. Stoner, A. Friedman, B. Patten, P. Bair. 8th: L. Terry, S. Schaeffer, D. Polivka, G. Hostetter, K. Cravis, L. Mathias, L. Shallenberger, R. Delligatti, J. Walker, C. Foster, M. Newcomer. K. Reese, C: Zearley, C. Crowell, TRI-HI-Y IST: C. Stimmel, S. Martin, A. Shope, J. Lipps, B. Jones, C. McBride, K. Reese, N. Desantis, S. Mardis, S. 'I'l'1orgIEJson, K. Ridenour, C. Harshman, T. Wilkie. 2ND: M. Keifer, D. Moore, D. Lewis, N. Fox, K. Stepanic, S. Uber, S. Cudnik, . Yoder, S. King, N. Skilone, S. Hribal, G. Ward, F. Bradish, M. Stillman. EBRD: L. Hague B, Dezort, N. Dezort, D. Calrk, P. Thom- as P. Smith M. Wisniewski, L. DeRosa, R. Kubic, B. Smith, K. Conners, C. Olinger, D. Kauffman. 4TH: C. Davis, V. Thomas, J. Gismondi, G. Walter, R. Rossey, B. Thomas, D. DeRosa, J. Stahoviac, J. Olaplinski, D. Keefer, L. Miller, C. McCloy, C. Pravlick. TRI-HL Y OFFICERS The Tri Hi-Y is a Y.M.C.A. spon- sored service club for juniors and Sen- iors. It's main Purpose is to create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the home, school and community. The Tri Hi-Y sponsor, Mrs. Mowry, holds 2 meetings a month, for each the Junior and Senior Tri Hi-Y. N. DeSantis, C. Davis, N. Dezort, G. Ward, B. Smith HI-Y CLUB Hi-Y is a Y. M. C. A. club for high school boys who seek friendship, adventure, recreation, and inspiration. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Arnold Davis. The name Hi-Y stands for high school Y. M. C. A. and its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Chris- tian character. The cluh operates on a four- plank platform-clean speech, clean living. The boys especially enjoy taking part' in athletic 'If' and recreational events. HI- Y OFFICERS R. Miller, B. Carney, R. Ramsey TOP: B. Bielecki, T. Graft, B. Baird, B. Smalley, R. Simmers, J. Galloway, H. Bowser. 2ND. D. Snyder, F. Byrwa, S. Dock- monish, K. Posta, D. Bowman, R. Ramsey. 3RD. G. Spinella, A. Brannaka, B. Schomer, B. Porter, B. Sullivan. 4-TH. D. Mc- Cracken, D. Furbush, C. Keihler, M. Armstrong, R. Miller, D. Hodge, 5TH C. Cramer, 'E. Cramer, D. Bownam, D. Cole, G. Brant, D. Newcomer. 6TH. B. Camey, J. Balcerek, E. Tylka, Mr. Davis, C. Arrotti, B. Baughman. MA CHINE SHOP CLUB lst: T. Konieczny, R. Ciacco, P. Komenda, H. Cross, K. Keller, R. Ulery, H. Pospisal, H. Thompson, H. Hart, J. Woods, J. Duggar, B. Andrews. 2nd: K. Leonard, G. Hann, T. Kuzel, L. Stony, F. Pawlakowski, D. Baker, B. Roads, L. Ansel, R. Wilkinson B Vincent D Gri B M d , . , , . mm, . ar is. 3rd: M. Greenawalt, L. Welker, L. Bassinger, C. Sutor, E. Valeniovish, J. Stiltenpole, F. Collins, L. Stillwagon, R. Pritts, H. Roadman, K. Hixon, P. Greenawalt, B. Smith. 4th: M. Szolick, L. Love, C. Cunningham, R. Collins, R. Cowan R. Simmers, E. Franks, J . Titterington, S. Cross, H. Keefer, R. Hutchinson, B. Echard, M. S h ' - ' ' ' et man, D. H1xon. 5th. E. Artice, H. Franks, J. Ulichney, K. Uber, S. Aeillo, L. Kolar, T. Hann, R. Hamil, J. Fox, A. Cach, J. Marcinko. ii MACHINE SHOP CLUB OFFICERS - L. Fisher, R. Pritts, B. Echard, Mr. Mowery, H. Keefer, R. Hutchinson SENIORS CONTRIBUTING TO SHS SENIOR CH EERLEA DERS BACK: L. Costabileg S. Zearleyg L. Felgarg B. Willardg FRONT: R. Christnerg D. Smouseg C. Zearley. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLA YERS BACK: E. Cramerg E. Tylkag D. Hodgeg T. Stepanicg D G Gearyg D. eary. FRONT:F.RdkTK DN .TBI SENIOR CROSS CO UNTR Y BACK: G. Hayesg B. Benderg B. Bugoshg R. Sherrick J Galloway. FRONT A S B. Baughmang B. Smalleyg L. C1 1 land aaa WY' SR. MAJ ORE TTES BACK: L. DeRosa, L. Easton, J. Coffman, B. Zearley, C. McBride. FRONT: S. Thornhlade, R. Martin. BAND SENIORS TOP: B. Leonard, S. Scardina, D. Kauffman, L. Yoder, P. Johns, G. Ward, B. Carney, G. Hann 2ND. J. Horak, L. Szczygiel, B. Raygor, B. Fox J. Myers, T. Clmningham, C. Bandemer. C. Carsteck. 3RD. C. Davis, C. McCloy, D. Keefer, L. Miller, S. Brown, B. Paul, J. Frund, S. Hribal, S Thompson, D. Clark, B. Enos. SR. TRACKMEN lST. R. Ulery, J. Gatewood, R. Demagall, D. Hodge, J. Galloway, R. Sherrick, B. Bender, A. Sansone. 2ND. N. Pifer, L. Clelland, R. Simmers, K. Posta, F. Chiaramonte, T. Kurtz, D. Bowman, C. Stoner. 3RD. E. Cramer, D. Huff, B. Carney, D. McCracken, R. Smalley, G. Brant. KOMENDA'S COUNTRY MARKET Fresh milk daily-by 'l'he gallons Groceries, Toys, Guns, Shells, Gas, Oil, E+c. Hawkeye- Phone 887-9552 Mr. Nebo Road Of 837-9549 For all your banking needs G- ,1lgjc1n E: NATION5 MI. Pleasanf, Pa. Member F.D.l.C. MOUNT PLEASANT STATE BANK The bank of friendly service Follow Souihmoreland on 'l'he Spori Pages of DAILY COURIER Where You Find All rhe News Your Communily MI. Pleasani Sco'H'daIe Connellsville I5ureI iPAFEl'lS p Ilnw' well f'.vl11I11i.x11f'd werkly neufxpaperx r'o1frrir1g f'1ulr'r'Il and .wzlllzem Wmlnzonflund llozmly l'IlI'1l Ihr No. I 7'f'Il!Il'71Q lmliil of its frmzmllnily. Eh: gjligunirr Grim Ligonier Pa I565S l4I1l 238 2111 Ullfll Mr. Pleasant Pa. Member F.D.I.C. Mounf Pleasan'l', Pa. Complimenrs of Else 1nbepenbemf0bserver al Don Hoke NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Il2 N. Broadway Scolfclale, Pa. Your Friendly ChevroIe'I' Dealer New Cars Guaranfeed Used Cars Fas? Courleous Service LAUFFER TIRE SERVICE Scofldale, Pa. Phone: 887-8250 4 y GO0DjWEAR KELLY PONTIAC-BUICK Inlernalional Trucks 887-9600 ScoHdaIel Pa' Roufe 8I9 Norih Scoridale, Pa. qu Complimenfs of Cindy Sue's BAR-B-Q pofvillll, Bm N. Church Sf. Ext MI. Pleasanf, Pa. You will always be pleased wilh quaIi+y service and FREYIS JEWELER price a+ Samer's Candyland 614 Main S+. M1-, ple,,,a,,+l pa, P48 Mf. Pleasanf, Pa. SAM LEVIN FURNITURE CO. AND THE COLONIAL HOUSE M'I'. PIeasan+, Pa. R. E. UPTEGRAFF MFG. CO Scoffdale, Pa. MURPHY'S FURNITURE I20 PiH'sburgh S+. Complimenfs of KAPR FUNERAL HOME Frank Kapr, Nancy B K p d F Ir . Q l', ah fdh Kapr, Jr. ScoHdaIe. Pa. 4I7 PH' b gh S+ S Hd I P Ph 887 6I I0 DAVIS Paini'-Wallpaper Inc. CompIimen+s Globe Paini'-Bradley Pain'I'-Devoe Paini' of Super Kem-fone Kem Glo GRIMM INSURANCE AGENCY 320 Pwfhbufgh S+fee+ ScoHdaIe, Pa. Ph e: 887-B630 Complimenfs of SCOTTDALE VETERINARY Complimenfs of L. E. SMITH GLASS CO. Visii' Our Fac'I'ory Salesroom Open 9-5 Mon.-Fri. Liberfy S+. MI. Pleasanf P HOSPITAL WEISEL FORD SALES, INC. ScoH'daIo, Pa. ForcI-Musfang-Thunderbird Fairlane-Falcon-Trucks TI1 e Lively Ones Phone: B87-88l0 CompIimen+s of FARMER'S CLOVER FARM Food Cenfer 73I Piffsburgh Sfree'I' ScoH'daIe, Pennsyl RUTH LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. Lumber--Builder Supplies T ransii' Mixed Concrefe Phone: 887-6550 S Hdale Pen yIvanl RUBYANN BEAUTY SHOP Permaneni' Wave SpeciaIis'I' Ruby Wissinger King. Owner I09 Spring Sf. ScoH'daIe, Pa. I49 Complimenfs of LESLIE'S GULF SERVICE SNYDER MOTOR CO. Scondale' pa. 220 PiHsburgh S+. Sco'HdaIe, Pa. Jusl' For Fun MILLERIS Try Roller Slraling S. I894 sTElNER's ROLLER RINK Smsjl P ScoHdaIe, Ps. Phone 888-9944 co H' 'I' RED 8: WHITE SUPER MARKET Good Luck Seniors 326 Brown SI' Hixson 8: Graff G.M.C. Inc. IEve:?:g'IPa' Scoffdale, Pa. 887-8420 SANTMYER'S GARAGE phone HOFFMAN'S COIN-OP LAUNDRIES Scoudale 337.3330 Owner-Paul A. Hoffman IO4 Orchard Ave. ScoHdaIe, Pa. Good Luck Seniors BUCK'S Everson, Pa. KROPFF'S Your Jeweler Phone 887-6073 Dependable for 54 Years Piilsburgh Sfreei' Scollldale, Pa. THOMAS MARKET Fresh Meal' And Grocery 887-7090 Scolfdale Good Luclr Class of 67 ROLLlNSON'S DISTRIBUTORS Owner: Tom Franhs Sco'HdaIe, Pa. Complimenls Of CALETRl'S RESTAURANT Pina-M+. Pleasani, Pa. Phone 547-8902 PRITTS FEED MILLS 26 Easf Main S+. MI. Pleasanf, Pa. Phone 547-2525 Complimenis Of RUMBAUGH PHARMACY Mi. Pleasant Pa. KARFELTS DEPT. STORE CompIe'I'e OuHiHers for 'Ihe En'rire Family 306 E. Main S+. MI. Pleasani' 547-8606 POTOKA'S WHEEL ALIGNMENT-Road Service 24 Hour Towing MI. Pleasanr, Pa. Phone 547-8943 FELIX ZAFFINA-Beer Disfriloulor Phone for Quick Delivery 887-9430 Beer, Ale, Soff Drinlrs, Ice.-24 Hr. Service Kingview Rd., Scofldale, Pa. Complimenls of DR. RICHARD HERD 80l Main S+. MI. Pleasant Pa. Complimenfs of NEVINS MARKET 608 Cheslnul' Sl. Scofidale, Pa. THE UBER COMPANY Roofing. Healing and Air Condiiioning Congraiulaiions fo 1'he Class of 67 POGO'S CURB SERVICE 303 Mr. Pleasanf Road, ScoH'daIe 887-8260 RQU1-e H9 Complimenh of Complimenfs of cosseus Fooo MARKET THE NUT SHOP Piffsburgh S+. Scolfdale, Pa. '50 Scoffdale, Pa. GEORGE 8: CUNNINGHAM HARDWARE 607 Main S+. M+. Pleasanf Complimen'I's of DAVID SIMON Clofhing, Shoes, Furnishing MT. Pleasanh Pa. Good Luck Seniors MARIONS MARKET Everson, Pa. KRAISINGER'S SUPER MARKET Fresh Cui' Meaf-Qualify Service Quarry S+. Phone 547-224l Mr. Pleasanf. Pa. Complimenfs of FREEDS Cor. Main S+. and Church Sf. MT. PIeasan+ GUNSALLUS-ARMOR Reliable Prescripfions 664 Main Sf. Phone: 547-2330 Mr. PIea'san'l'. Pa. I5666 Russell Sfover Candies HERBERT FURNITURE CO. E M+. Pleasant, Pa. V. ROSSO FLORIST Flowers Of Disfincfion Mf. Pleasant Pa. SHAFFER CHEVROLET CO. New and Used Cars Complimenfs of PEOPLE'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO. 529 Main Sf. MT. Pleasanl' Mi. Pleasanf. Penna. 547-2840 GEORGE SALOO-M DEPARTMENT STORE WGS AMOCO SERVUCE Fashions for All Occasions-Casual- N. Broadway Sco,HdaIe Pe. Sporfs Wear-Work-Business 887 9770 I MT. Pleasanf. Pa. I F , COUNTRY SQUIRE MOTOR LODGE ScoHcIaIe. Pa. Phone 887-9200 Complimenis of C. A. BRILHART HARDWARE Scoffdale. Pa. Serving The Communiiy for over 60 years MICHAEL P. GALONE FUNERAL HOME 204 Eagle S+. MT. Pleasanf, Pa. CAMPBELL'S INSURANCE AGENCY Aufo Insurance, Fire Insurance 8: Bonds Scoffdale, Pa. Our Thanks To Gray's Porlraii' S'I'ucIio 'For Their invaluable assisfance in The publicaiion of 'Ihe I967 Legend. We wish 'lo Thank Mr. Rod. Hernley for The use of his fine phofographic worlc. l LUTHER J. GRIMM FUNERAL HOME REGA'S SHOE HOSPITAL 806 Wesi Main Slreei Phone Klmball 7-2442 4 Church SI' Mi- Pleasanl' Mouni' Pleasanr, Pe. I5666 Klmball 7-8I44 Phan, 387.3025 P I I P I H. BROOKS WHITE Good Luclc Seniors agen? for -I-ULLYTS BEAUTY SHOP Erie Insurance Exchange Eve'-son Pa 429 Easl' Main S+. Mr. Pleaseni. Pa. ' ' Phone 547-3564 ECKMAN'S BARBER SHOP Everson, Pa. LAUGHREY 81 SONS Real Es'raTe and Insurance Policies wiTh Personal Service Pifisburgh S+. Scolrdale, Pa. Phone: 887-7790 Qbkkffpiz 130 CL UNQLLI Lit? 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