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

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( Officers: Lehman. Presi- dent . Long. Secretary James. Treasurer. Mishlcr. Vice- President. Sophomore Class . . . thrilled it the thought of being able to look down upon the freshies . . . a group of ambitious students . . . proud to own the name, sophomore . . . found some difficulty in adjusting themselves to their studies, but readily adapted themselves to the new routine . . . appreciative of the guidance programs conducted by Miss Tarr, Miss Witt, and Mr. Raab . . . or- ganized their home rooms with the election of class officers . . . heckled their home room teachers, Mrs. McCready, Miss Reiser, Miss Tarr, with their crazy antics . . . found a handsome and able class leader in Robert Lehman, who conducted class meetings with an ex- perienced hand . . . elected bred Mish- ler, vice president . . . chose Lois Long as secretary and Bud James as treasurer ... no amount was set for class dues . . . contributions were made by class mem- bers when money was needed . . . select- ed Dick Corbin, Wilbur Hunter, and Sam Weimer as their representatives in the Student Council . . . had some diffi- culty in deciding in what form the class party would be ... a roller skating party was the first choice of the stu- dents, with a school party as second choice . . . the students compromised on a theater party . . . party held Decem- ber 2, at the State Theater . . saw If Were King, with Ronald Colman in the starring role . . . returned to the school, where the boys had an opportunity to impress the girls with their dancing technique, and the girls could display their new dresses and high heeled shoes . . . enjoyed refreshments of sandwiches, ice cream, and root beer . . . although socially inclined, they were ambitious pupils . . . had an average of four honor students each marking period . . . dis- played their interest in school work by asking to give extemporaneous speeches and group debates . . . active minded . . . enjoyed the study of journal- ism . . . were mystified by the speed of the newspaper press on their tour of the Johnstown Tribune building . . . promise the students a quality Yodler next year . . . had an average representation of students in all school activities . . . twenty girls were active members of the Junior Girl Reserves club . . . seventeen members of the class in the choral group, seven in the orchestra and seventeen in the band . . . boast a promising young actor, David Shallenberger, who added humor to plays presented in assembly . . . four boys belonged to the select Hi-Y club . . . had a decided taste for swing music , . . patronized the basketball re- ceptions and all other dances . . . really enjoy school life . . . eagerly looking forward to becoming upper-classmen next fall. 27

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SOPHOMORES Top row: Potter. G. Rmg- Icr. Naugle. Squire. Weimer. Villa, Shaulcy. Poliak, Zim- merman. P. Ringlcr. Palcnik, G. RulT. t)qJw: St indy, Wen- Thomas. Reiber. Popo- vich. Safko. Williams. Rick. Reitz. Vatral. Pikovsky. T. Watkins. Bottom row: Price, Swar- ney. Pletcher. Schwing. Ream Wood. Slavik. Stock. Reed I Watkins Patterson Sell. Top row : Martin. D. May II. Mishlcr. James. Little. Hansen. Hocrle. T. Hunt. Kniss. Kiniry. Kiraly. Second row: Lehman. I lag- er. Labe. Long. Kunkle. I lo- fecker. Hite. Kesslak. Murric. Shallenbcrger. Heffley. Bottom row: F. Mishler, Metro. Kaufman. Hickman. Livingston. Kuyat. Miller, Love. StifYler. Kohler. Keifer. I lunter. Top row: Cehlman. Cor- bin. Ailcs. Dutko. F'rcidhoflf. Geer. Fisher. Dunkle. Burns Finkelstein, Alwine. Second row: Chaplin. Bczck. Bremer. Fisaman. I). Glosser. N. Glosser. P. Allcn- dorfer. 11. Allendorfcr. Lmeigh. Beam. Green. Cor- nelius. Bottom row-: A. Hunt. Custer. Boyles. Cook. Burch- field. Blackford. Barron. Daily. Dcvaux. Dragcr. Bu- lick. Johns. Absent when picture was taken: Brcgman. Fpstcin. Frank, Forte. A. Glosser, Gyauch. Kocis, Krieger. Ra- binowitz. i.

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FRESHMEN Top row: Zubal, Romanow, Waters, Sattel, Williams. Turner. Weigle. Tagnosky, Wood. Zwick, Weiss. Saintz. Thomas. Tilly. Second row: Rosenberger. Anthony. Varchol, Schwab. Zema. Zimmerman. Thack- ray. Stanton. Stincly. Red- dinger. Wolf. Younkin. Ston- er. SchifThauer, Riek. Bottom row: Rohrer. Re- pa sky, Salem. Schell. B. RufT. G. RufT. Trent. Sacks. Thom- as. Suto. Reid. Strayer. Se- gal. Young. Alex Varcnol. Top row: Dovey. Alwinc. J. Green, Edwards, C 'amp- bell. Cahill. Crocker. D. Barn- hart. Dunkle, H. Boyer. Clark. Bishop. Blasko, Blas- chak. Gillin. Second row: Heffley. Ferg. Gawlas. 11. Boyer. Collins. Greer. Allendorfer. Butler. Bennett. V. Green. Anderson. J. Dunkle. Blough. Bottom row: Hadley. Gro- gan. R. Davis. Hart land. R. Davis. Brendel. Ashcom. Braude. Fisaman. Ha vs. J. Brown. Burns. Kozak. Beam. I lartley. Top row: Kuyat. Ogle. I lenze, Kocis, Kapiian. Quinn. Matthews. Lantos. Lentz. R. Miller. Hudson, Love. Nolan. Naugle. Second row: Mayer. Horn- er. Peirce. Mills. Parsons. Kylcr. Kesslak. Maksim Miinar. Mavdak. Mincmver. R. Hunt. Lecinsky. Mifler. Bottom row: Lewis. J. Kohan. Parks. Mateyko. Maiorana. Martinko. M. Kohan. Kelly. McCallum. McGough. Owens. Price, Long. Livingston. Absent when picture was taken: Berney. Bregman. Francis. F. Hunt. Lecky, Mastalsky, Patterson. A. M. Wood. 28