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

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The Business of it all The Business department offers courses in Business Law, Bookkeeping, Office Practice, and typing for commercial and non-commercial stu- dents. Business students receive training both in classrooms and through the work program. Both ways help to cushion these students' fall into the business world. Above left: ‘‘First of all. there will be no erasures. states Miss Terchanik. Above: I accept no excuses for errors. insists Mr. McLoota. Left: “ASDFJKL,” jokes Mrs. Weigle. Below: Mr. Peschock contends that. The whole world is a debit and a credit. 25

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Health and Safety Courses provide a comic relief Above: First we have them run 10 miles ... explains Mr. Balogh. Right: “Mr. Matsko. do you think you can get those wrestlers to come talk to us? Below: I won t be taking shower numbers, but 1 will be checking footprints, says Mrs. Pudliner. Below right: 'You drove the drivers' training car into how many telephone poles???” inquires Mr. Burket. Gym, Health and Driver’s Education classes provoke much conversation among students since everyone encounters these courses. Sophomores talk of Safety Ed. Juniors talk of Driver's Ed and Seniors count the remaining gym classes. There’s always room for harm- less jokes about each other’s driving or car- diovascular exercises in Phys Ed. Who will ever forget the Medical Self-Help films — especially if the class is at lunchtime. These courses are not as intense as the major ones, but they still play a large part in our high school education.

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Secretaries do more than say, “You’ll have to sign the late sheet.” Top left: Mrs. McLoota writes admission slips with real determination. Top right: Mrs. O’Connor insists that she is just resting her eyes. Above left: Mrs. Mangle — “Could someone tell me where the x’ is? Above right: Mrs. Letizia delights in reading blank note books. Right: No. Mrs. Toth, it's not a push-button phone. 26