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

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OFFICERS — Left to Right — Ronald Kelly. President: lanet Claycomb. Secretary; Barbara Stutzman. Treasurer: Ron Lanqer. Vice-president. HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS - Left to Right - Ed Danvluk. John Patrick. SENIOR CLASS In the Spring of this turbulent year, 1951, the members of the Senior Class embarked upon a new life. Their future is nebulous, but the history of their final year of high school is well known. Although a small class, the seniors proved they had their share of keen students. The names of Ruth Peel, Ed Danyluk, Mary Lou Cush, Ronald Kelly, Marge Volchko, and many oth- ers were frequently seen on the honor roll. Much of the success of the Senior Class was due to its proficient officers. Ron Kelly served as president, with Janet Caycomb, secretary, Ron Longer, vice-president, and Barbara Stutzman, treasurer. Ed Danyluk and John Patrick were elected presidents of their home rooms and Mary Ann Bailey and Dave Suppes were representatives to Student Council. The helpful guidance of Miss Margaret Greer, Miss Williams, Miss Long, and Mr. Engh was greatly appreciated by the class. The Seniors proved themselves capable leaders in most school activities Competent Dolores Williams was elected president of the Y-Teens and Photo Clubs. The language clubs were pre- sided over by Mademoiselle Peel, Herr Longer, and Senor Boring. Marilyn Von Lunen was an active officer of the Girls' Gym Club, and Ed Danyluk was president of the Boys' W Club. Mary Lou Cush was editor of the Phoenician and Bill Kestle led Student Council. In the line of sports, the seniors were very active. Berths on the foot- ball team were held by Ed Danyluk, Dave Suppes, Jack Menser, Chuck Mapoles, Bill Wagner, and Dave Jones. Ed Danyluk, Gary Boring, and Bill Kestle did much toward the success of Westmont's basketball team. The seniors also took part in baseball, track, and intramural games. Nancy In- cardona, Pat Spidle, Mary Joan Lear, and Isabell Glatz led the cheers. The Fantasy In Snow ball was the main social event of the Yuletide Season. Barbara Stutzman and Bill Mallinson were crowned king and queen of snow at the dance. The dramatic abilities of the class of '51 were displayed on opening night of “Mother Was a Freshman, made successful by the entire cast.