Westmont Hilltop Senior High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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CLASSES Seniors . . . Juniors . . . Sophomores .... Freshmen . . .

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 The Degree in Which The Student Plays His Part in Each Class of His Four Years in High School May he the Portraiture of His Later Life.

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 Officers: E. Salem. Treasurer; Rhodes. President; Haynes. Secretary; Miller. Vice-President. SENIORS Senior Class . . . with fifty-three girls and forty-one boys one would think something would happen . something did . . . entered in 1935 with Robert Miller as president . . . cringed under harsh rule of upper classmen . gave first and only sophomore dance, the April Show ers Hop . . . John McCleary steered class through second year published a prize-winning Yodler . sent dele- gates to Hershey for P S.P A. conven- tion . . . were deprived of having a junior play . . gave spectacular Friday the Thirteenth Prom . . . assumed bland air of sophistication under junior presi- dent, Bob Ideson . . . junior boys seen constantly with senior girls entered senior year as lead- ers of school . elected Bernard Rhodes, president; Robert Miller, vice- president ; Emmet Salem. treasurer; and Mildred Haynes, secretary . . . activi- ties directed by class advisers. Miss Esen- wein and Mr. Mc- Ilnay . . . class loyal- ty prompted much visiting between home rooms ... had only two steady interclass love affairs female members originated the girlish fad of dainty hair hows . . slow paying class dues . . . represented by able mem- bers in all school activities . . . appeased noon-time sweet-tooths at candy counter . . . gave the school the grand Mid- Winter Cruise Dance abounding in portholes, gangplanks, and salty sea at- mosphere . . . worked faithfully under direction of Miss Greer to produce a first class senior play. You Can t Take it Wilh You . . . authored entertaining autobio- graphies as English project . gave student body another tour, this time aboard The Phoenician, in the form of an assembly program . . Joanna Hager and Merrill Glasser acted as representatives of the Red and Gray- Line ... at least seventeen seniors on the honor roll month- ly led the school in scholastic achieve- ment . . . upon grad- uation left an empty- spot in the heart of the school. 12