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

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Leo Club The Leo Club is the unior service organization of the Scottdale and East Huntingdon Township Lions Club. The main purpose of the club is to serve the local high school by cooperating with the administration and faculty in the development of students for leadership, scholastic achievement, individual responsibility, honesty and respect for others. The club also serves the community by respecting the needs and welfare of others and unites its membership in friendship, fellowship and mutual understanding. Since the clubis organization in 1964, it has provided many services to the school and community. The most outstanding of these is the spon- sorship of a sophomore trophy given to the tenth grade student with the highest academic standing. The or- ganization also maintains a pop cooler in the lunch room for the students. By keeping with the ideals of leader- ship, equality and opportunity, the Leo Club is an asset to our school system. . FRONT ROW: B. Myers, D. Kelly, T. Yoder, J. McBride, R. Farrell, G. Seese, L Sheppard, P. Herd, R. Savanick, J. Eckman, R. Ramos, L. Shetler, B. Chlebowski, D Cowan, R. Baker, J. Marth, D. Leightly, K. Millslagle, B. Hershberger, C. Briercheck, R Beal, B. Felker, R. King, R. Hill W Leo Club Officers Sponsor ............ Frank Rush President ........ Reuben Savanick First Vice President . . Gilbert Seese Second Vice President ........ Bob Chlebowski Treasurer .............. Ray Beal Secretary and State Chaplain . . Phil Herd K

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Hi-Y Officers President ............ Phil Herd Vice President .... Lon Sheppard Secretary ...... Bob Hershberger Treasurer . . . ........ Ron Hill Historian .. Major Galloway Y X ,L 1 5 v B 1. j . K ,W . V . 4 Q W - W ..' ' 0 x ' J! FRONT ROW: E. Franks, T. Freddrick, P. Herd, M. Calloway, R. Collins, D. Griml L. Kolar, I.. Stillwagon, B. Porter, M. Siwula, D. Kreinbrook, M. Szolek, D. Kitta, Dezort, J. Posta, L. Sheppard, R. Hill, R. Savanick, K. Millslagle, D. Anderson, A. Hriha S. Coffman, P. Britian, R. Stahoviak, H. Scoff, R. Hall, D. Miller, T. Gricheck, B. Hers berger, H. Green, G. Leasure, J. Fite, M. Higbee, Mr. A. Davis Hi-Y The Hi-Y club of Southmoreland builds its functions around one main purpose: to create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the school, home and community high standards of Christian character. The club is a Y.M.C.A. for high school boys. Mem- bers join the club seeking friendship, adventure, recreation and inspiration. It is the responsibility of the adult adviser to help members select goals for positive personal and group liv- ing. The members try to make their goals realistic, and at the same time, in harmony with the national Hi-Y purpose. Through their code of ethics J and constitution the club operates on a four-plank platform-clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholar- ship, and clean living.

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