Southmont High School - Panorama Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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- , FACULTY limi MR. HUGHES BRINING Home Address: l25 Violet Street, Iohnstown, Pa. Activities: Sciences .,.. Science Cl b .... Physical Education 'L Interests: Science .... Athletics MRS. MARGARET GLOOR Home Address: 517 Dorothy Avenue, Iohnstown, Pa. Activities: Home Economics .... English .... Home Arts Club .... Girls' Club .... Home Room 307 .... Eighth Grade Adviser Interests: Dramatics .... Oil Painting CHARLOTTE HILL X Home Address: Euclid Street, N. W., Washingto D. C. - Activities: Health .... Physical Education . . . . i I y, L' Arithmetic .... Girls' Athletic Association ' .... Girls' Club .... Pep Club .... Home J' Room 301 .... Seventh Grade Adviser Interests: Camping .... Photography MISS SARA KEY Home Address: R. D. l, Verona, Pa. Activities: Foreign Languages .... Senior Girl ly Reserves .... Iunior Plays .... Home Room 306 .,.. Iunior Class Adviser w nterests: Traveling .... Golt B ' Miss EMMA WEBER ff Home Address: 710 Portland Avenue, Huntingdon, Pa. Activities: English .... Senior Play .... Year Book .... Dramatics Club .... Press Club .... Home Room 305 .... Senior Class Adviser Interests: Play Production .... Collecting Poetry MISS GLADYS REDCAY Home Address: Ferdinand Street, Millersville, Pa. Activities: English .... Librarian .... Library Club .... Press Club Interests: Dogs .... Theatre MR. FRED BILLMAN Home Address: Herndon, Pa. Activities: Music Supervisor . . . English . . . . Band .... Choruses .... Forensic League Interests: Tennis .... Swimming I. ll f, , MR. LRA GROSS Home Address: 307 Thoburn Street, Iohnstown, Pa. Activities: Supervising Principal .... Guidance -Q ot All School Activities Interests: Public S ealcing .... Agriculture fbffgua 'jf' ,Liste , MR. STEWART PARK Home Address: 8 West Street, Iohnstown, Pa. Activities: Mathematics .... Industrial Arts .... Driving Course . . . Fu re Craftsmen I rests: Summe un Te nis . A TO 1 Home Address: 213 Cherry Avenue, Altoona, Pa. Activities: Social Studies .... Senior Hi-Y .... Assistant Coach of Football .... Home Room 303 .... Eighth Grade Adviser Interests: Hunting .... Fishing MR. IOHN DAVIS Home Address: 316 Wonder Street, Iohnstown, Pa. Activities: Art Supervisor .... Staging .... School Publications .... Camera Club .... Home Room 302 .... Seventh Grade Adviser Interests: Swimming .... Water Color Painting ME. ARTHUR STEELE Home Address: R. D. 3, Iohnstown, Pa. Activities: Mathematics .... Coach ot Football and Basketball .... Home Room 304 .... Freshman Class Adviser Interests: Camping .... Traveling MR. WILBUR WOLF Home Address: l05 Violet Street, Iohnstown, Pa. Activities: High School Principal .... Social Studies .... Student Council Interests' Reading Gardening MR. WILLIAM SNOWDEN iii tllllxasw M HomePAddress: 961 Sunnehanna Drive, Iohnstown, a. Activities: Biology .... Geography .... Iunior Hi-Y .... Faculty Manager of Athletics . . . . Home Room 304 . . . . Sophomore Class Adviser Interests: Golf .... Basketball

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GREETINGS Approximately nineteen and one-half centuries have passed since a Caesar thought he was done with the troublesome Nazarene. Poor Pilate could not know that the cross borne to Calvary would some day be on Constantine's banners. Centuries had to elapse until the social significance of. the teachings of this holy man came to bear fruit. Slowly the bonds which bound men to the caprices of some ruler were loosedg and men emerged free to govern themselves, free to worship, and free to speak. The heritage of the Class of l94U through the free institutions of America is priceless. You are free to think and to speak. The son or daughter of the penniless laborer has as much chance to be great as the son or daughter of the millionaire. You are not crushed because of race, creed, or color. You are indeed free as Iesus proclaimed that man should be. But it must not be forgotten that the privileges that you enjoy have not been lightly earned. Years of warfare against dictators and decades of struggle in the forests, fired by ambition to be free, have instilled a love for liberty and democracy that has transcended the pain of toil and suffering. The struggle to preserve liberty and freedom is eternal. You high school graduates, millions of you, must continue to sacrifice and study and work and persevere in order to preserve this most cherished freedom. All about you, like the stunned and broken-hearted at the foot of the cross, you behold contemporary crucifixion. Hitler and Stalin, like the Caesars of old, have in a few brief years destroyed that for which men have sacrificed for years. Centuries may be necessary before the spirit of Paderewski and the songs of Sibelius, like the cross of Iesus, will again lead these people to freedom. The world must look to you to preserve freedom in America. You have the heritage, you can think and analyze. You have the power of research and reverence for the past. With the courage of the pioneer you now go forth to conquer the world-for freedom and democracy. IRA C. GROSS, Supervising Principal