West View High School - Westvian Yearbook (West View, PA)

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miors sparkled with enthusiasm lnnnerliately following Christmas vacation, the first orders were taken for class rings. Then eaine thc greatcst foto of allw- -The Lcap Year Dance, the first social event to include all nicnilaers of the school. The succcss of the dance was tremendous. It was the first dance of thc school ya-ar that lirought forth such a large crowd and such grcat profits. And to top it all, thc first shipment of class rings arrivcd in tirnc to he worn hy the fortunate ones at the Leap Year Dance. The junior Class Play. That Girl Patsy , was hold Thursday and Friday cvcnings, March 28 and 29. Thc casting of the play was well done, and again the class came forth supporting its activities. Then came thc final event and most important of all. The Juniors held their prom, May 31. at thc Pines, with the delightfully swcet rnusic of Howard Beckcns orchestra. The success of the junior class is allotted to the cooperation of all the mrrnhers. Never in the history of West View High has therc been a class which has shown more spirit of co- operation. ART, C'iae11.iA ALIH-IRTER, RomcRT Atmx, IDALE ANDREWS, HARRY I3At'iiiiR, RfJI5IiRT BAVIQR, l.oRicTTA igli,-XTTY, l2i,isANoR liIIiRl,Ii, IJoRoTnY ISIQNURR, -Iosisvn BIZNIJIER, -lrxia ISTQRG, 'l'H1sLAiA BRANIJT, KIARTHA I3RowN, KIARY IERVMAI, Lois COI,OMIifJ, ANLJELINE CUNTI, CATHERINE JUNIOR CLASS CoTToN, IQVTH CRAIG, FRANc'1s CR1sI1isNs, Lois CRISSMAN, XIARIE IJIQIEMING, IVDUROTIIY U1 Com, NANc1Y Doisisixs, ANNA Domus, WILLIAM lJflNAHl'I5, PAITL IDVIERRING, BURTON I2Aoi.rcsoN, HODGE ERNER, IDOROTHY Enxi, YIRLQINIA IEMMINGIQR, IZLMA Ftmilxo, JAVK.

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E After thweir-orgqnigqtiorp JUNIOR CLASS On September 26, 1939, the Class of Forty-One met and organized under the sponsor- ship of janet Daubenspeclc and Mr. Elmer Puchta. The class officers were elected and those receiving the honors Were: Charles Perlik, pres1dentg Andrew Kelly, vice-presidentg Genevieve MeAllonxs, Secretaryg and Fred Woodcock, treasurer. The Class selected green and white as their colorsl November 22 marked the llrst event presented by the juniorsftheir class party. Th1S was orgamzecl and conducted by the Vzmous junior home rooms and their respectlve representuuves. an -XX K ' ..-A

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FRETWELL, EARL FRITZ, EARL FULTON, JXIABIEI, FUNS-TON, WARREN GIIISON, IJAVID GRANT, IJALE GRIGSBY, IQVTH IIAAS, NORAIA IIAHN, IQATHERINIC IJASIEK, CHARLES IIEADRICK, CARRIE HIEIER, WARREN IIEINTZ, IEVELYN HENK.E, CATHERINE PIERDT, NANOY HEEIINER, JACK HIIOEL, KATHRYN IRWIN, JIVILLARD JAMES, ALICE JAMES, ALLEN JELLISON, PATSY JOIINSTON, GRAYCE JONES, WILLIAM JOSEPII, LEONARD IZASLANSKI, IDOROTII Y KEAD Y, ELLEN KELLY, ANDREW' KIQNNISKJN, BIAXINIE KEOOII, IEILEEN KERN, WALTER And they dogit have an JUNIOR CLASS IZLIER, HERBERT ICORNEKE, NORAIA KRAUS, JOHN KREIIS, WILLIAM LAMPUS, OTTO LANOE, MILTON LA SLAVIC, TOM LAXVRENCE, AUDREY LINN, LEWIS LINN, VVALTER LIIIP, VIRGINIA LOGAN, JOSEPH NIAEGLI, JANE IWAIORANA, ORLANDO IYIALLOY, EDWARD IVIAROUS, RCJSP21X'1AIiY NIARRINER, THELIVIA MARTIN, KIRKE INICCLTTCHEON, ALAN IYTCIDONALD, BETTY MCDONALD, JOHN IXICVAY, CAROL lX4IK,ELONIS, GENEVIEVE KIILLARD, ROBERT NIILLER, HARRY MILLER, RAYNIOND MORGAN, ANNETTA MORRISON, JEAN MVLLEN, MARY MURPHY, BETTY