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

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SENIORS Ethel Hunt . . . Miss Escn- wcin’s private secretary . . . honor commercial student . . . flashy ping-pong player . . esti- mable trumpeteer in band . . . took charge of candy counter in senior year. Robert Hunter . . . Bob held reins of The Yodler business . . . the spark of the English class . . . lover of sports and sports pages . . . never wants to grow up. Allen Iones . . . daily com- muter from Cresson . . . Al's basketball career short but sweet . . . made firecrackers as 'Paul Sycamore in class play . . . Henry Fonda. Eon a Kf.afer . . . led short- hand and typing class with her superior skill . . . ex-band and orchestra member . . . collects minature figures of animals . . . faithful Phoenician typist. June Lechler ... in her fresh- man year, made a colorful gypsy in operetta . . delights in going horse back riding and boating . . . active in church affairs. Walter Hunt . . . Pee Wee played bass horn, alto horn, and comet in his freshman year . . . member of winning senior bas- ketball quintet . . . active in all intramural sports. Robert Ideson . . . Cubic had G-man training as president of Hi-Y . . . piloted the Student Council . . . romantic lover in class play . . . never lacks a witty remark. Florance Kaminsky . . . con- tralto member of girls' quartette . . . jazz piano player . . . plays own arrangement of Dark Eyes . . . connoisseur of swing orchestras . . . freckle-face. = 1 Dorothy Kull . . . diminutive head of the Girl Reserves . . . wrote sparkling English themes . . . made plenty of noise for her size as cheerleader . . . head class editor for Phoenician. Dorothy Lendel . . . speaks in sweet dolorous voice ... am- bition is to become a nurse . . . listens to Those We Love every Monday night . . . roller skating is her favorite sport. r? 17

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 Joanna Hager cditor-in- chicf of The Phoenician staff president of Junior Dramatics club . . . assistant editor of The Yodler . . archery champion . . . acted in senior play . . . out- standing honor student. Betty I Iammerle . Has blushed through her four years of high school . was vice president of Junior Dramatics club wants to stay a little girl ... all around sports girl. Charles Hannan Chad won the medal in boys intramurals . . . ping-pong champ . . wrote for newspaper and yearbook typical Hi-Y boy . . . liked to ride ‘ Ike’ at Culver. Jean Hershberger Hcrsh represented Girl Reserves at inter-club council clarinetist of the band and orchestra . sang in chorus of Marriage of Sannelte . . . prefers popular orchestras. Frances I Iamilton . Franr transferred from Joseph Joh . . member of chorus . . w acquainted with Somerset st dents . . had exceptional gcxxJ penmanship . . . hopes be a child's nurse. Fdcar I Ianks ... as a dcbati revealed an analytical mind strains of his saxophone oft heard around school . . . exp among the W.-U.Y. phoi graphers . . . temperameni chemist. Mildred Haynes . . . ke account of activities of seni class . . . portrayed the gran mother in The Xeighbors . won admiration of handsoc boss in commercial play . . cafeteria money collector. Carl Hipp . . . Hippy was fir rate at coming expressions theme .a football and b ketball showman . . trea.su of Hi-Y and junior class ... at cd humor to classes. SENIORS Robert Horten . . . Bob's intramural participation was outstanding . engaged in basketball, football, volleyball and track . - hunting and fish- ing arc his favorite hobbies. Andrew Horvath . . . Fk r originated gangster hair-cut usually seen with a big lunch worthy end on football team rough and tumble basket! player. 16

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Mildred Lentz . . . ready smile and wit . . . someone’s perfect secretary . . . piano artist . . . capable seamstress . . shows taste in selection of clothes . . . familiar figure at Alwines. Arthur Long ... I lucy quoted Hamlet s soliloquy in fifty-four seconds . . . picked major league final ratings with amazing ac- curacy ... his pet hate is social imbing. Donald Matthews . . . Don earned statewide recognition for his newspaper collection . . . has a surprising whimsical quality . . corresponds with English friend . . . well liked by his senior classmates. Ruth McCalli m . co-chair- man of gym club . . . band trom- bonist . . . expert on skiis . . . hunts, fishes, plays basketball . . . Monday night sport is lis- tening to Lux Theatre. ± crl ryv) Mildred Little . . . discon- tinued her high school edu- cation early in the first semester of her senior year. Jane Maley . . . petite director of Girls' Chorus . . . astounds all with her vioes . . . will cause many a heart throb as future st udent-teacher . . . senior ac- tress. Marian May . . . hopes to be an air stewardess . . . dotes on Richard Greene . . . tennis whiz . . . never without chewing gum . . . favorite book is Rolling Years John McCleary . . . Ferdinand the Bull . dynamic center of football team caused many heart-throb as basketball guard . . . future chemical engineer . . . runs own school bus. SENIORS Mary Jane McGough . . curly-topped transfer from Som- erset . . . short but sweet . . . de- livered enviable speeches in English class awed classmates with her tap dancing technique. Robert Miller . . . freshman class president . . . nursemaid to children on balcony during basketball games . . . called Henry or Robert, depending upon his hat . . . rushes about in a black Dodge. 18