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

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YVARREN H. LANG-Accomplished trombonist, Warren put in four years of service with band and orchestra. Warren saved many a joke with his loud gutfaw. Band I, 2, 5, 4,' 0rche.rlra 1, 2, 5, 4,' Swing Band 5, 4, Hi-Y 41 Baweball 5, 4. LUIGI IOHN LA VALLE--Any day after school Luigi could be seen driving through West View in his maroon Ford. He loved speed but not in school. PATRICIA A. LEH-Our ever efficient Pat had a definite flair for writing. For diversion during class she would drag out her knitting and knit two and purl two. Warlvhzn 5, 4, Siama Phi Sigma 5, Cham.: I, 2, 5, 45 Speech Club l,' Latin Club 5. IOHN LINDSAY-wGive Iohn a rifle and the great outdoors, and he would be hap y. He would prefer to carry his activi- ties in school no furtlier than Shuffle Shop. Choru.r 5, 4,- Rifle Club 2, 5, 4. CARL I. LINK-Always in training for some sport, Carl lived for athletics. Forsaking West View's beauties he directed his ardor toward Avalon. Faolball 1, 2, 5, 41 Wrewflilzg 5, 4,' Ba.reball 4g Vanrily Club 4. S. WILLIAIVI LOCKER-Bill's popularity with the fellows won him the Hi-Y presidency. Because of his geniality and good-nature he was equally popular with women, Hi-Y 5, 4,' Pre.ridenl 4,' Wre.rll1'n,q 5. WALTER LOCKER- Waldo was quite the Casanova and a popular escort. He somehow managed to keep us guessing about his true love -a grand fellow. Hi'-Y 5, 4. IO ANN LONG-Tall, slender and blessed with glowing blond hair, Io Ann was quiet, shy, and possessed a winning smx e. Sigma Phi Sigma 2. IUNE LOUTHER-She's lovely, she's engaged, and always in the latest style. Iune gave her heart to George in her junior year. Sigma Phi Sigma 5, Speech Club 2, 5,' Warlvian 5. STEPHEN LUX- Steve's quick, easy, boyish grin was testimony of his splendid personality. Drawing proved to be an outstanding talent and hobby. ROBERT H. LYONS-Brick-topped Bob made every class a lively one. His brawu was an asset to our fighting eleven.- One boy among so many girls in shorthand classl Foolball 5, 4,' Vanrily Club 4g F.B.L.d. 5, 4, Choru.r 4g Senior Cla.r.r Play 4. KATHY MAGGIO- Dark-haired, dark-eyed Kathy kept West View on the lighter side with her humor. She was always one step ahead of Har-per'.r Bazaar. Home Economiar Club 2, 5, 45 Sigma Phi Sigma 5, 4,' Y- Teena 2.

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IANE IRWIN--Charming game spent her time outdoing her classmates scholastical y, and chaulfering about her friends. Her bright smile was not lost on the fellows. Sigma Phi Sigma 3, 4,' lVe.rlvlan 3, 4,' Shuffle Shop Commlllee. ROBERT IRWIN-Girls were the least of Bob's worries. He was quiet until it came time to tear down somebody's argu- ment in P.D.-Specializes in art. lfbolball 2,' Lalln Club 3,' Hr! Club 3, 4. RUTH IACOBS-Gay, bubbling Ruthie led the band down the gridiron as our smooth high-stepping, head maiorette. Her sincere friendliness was the essence of her popularity. Choru.r I, 2, 3, 4,- Band 2, 3, 4g Sigma Phi Sigma 3, 4,' Speech Club l,' WcJluz'an 3, 4,' Lalln Club 3,' We.rl Wz'nd 3,' Claw Sccrelorg 2, 3. CHARLES IOHNSON - Tod was kept busy snapping candids for both yearbook and newspaper. Any other time he was found burning up the roads in his Hudson. RM: Club 3, 4. WILLIAM KANE-Maybe Bill studied, maybe he didn't. Nobod seemed to know. Nevertheless he managed to get through, his last year just enjoying himself. BERNICE E. KANTNER-Bernice proved her capability as a commercial student, but her real love was sports. She spent long hours in the gym as a G.A.A. faithful. G.A.fI. 3, 4g Home Ecanomzhr Club 3, 4,' Wulvlan 3,' Bowling 3, 4. GRACE KELLY--Grace had a complexion that would put the Woodbury ads to shame. It must have been that country air. She planned to be a secretary. GJL11. 3, 4,' Y-Tem.r 2, 3, 4,' lVe.fls'lan 4, F.B.L.fl. 3, 4. EDWIN T. KERR-This curly-haired beau brummel hailed from Hamilton. He capably served on the Senior Executive Council. Ed had personality plus.-Plus Iocey, that is. IEAN KOHLE-Sweet little Ieannie will be sniffing those orange blossoms come Iune. We wish happiness and success for her future. Slqma PhiS1Qqma 3, 4,' F.B.L..1. 3, 4,' Bowling 35 Wea! Wlllld 3, Wcrlvlan 3, 4. RICHARD KRAUSwHappy-go-lucky Dick never had a care in the world. He kept all the girls guessing with that twinkle in his eye and that boyish grin. Hall Palrol 41 Sludenl Council lg Baaeball 4. DANIEL H. KROUSE-Dan didn't find much to keep him awake during school, hence he often slipped off to sleep. How- ever, his waking hours he spent in the shop. AUDREY LAMPUS-W Aud's giggle always set people laugh- ing-a very good sport. She was a demon typist, and few could top her in shorthand. , F.B.L.A. 3, 4,' Szgma Phi Sigma 4g Bowling 3.

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S o'? 26 ' K fc: W 5 9 E I 1 -,K .4 1 Q. I x: S ,Un ,Oh , v if .Fl .405-5 as . sv: 'plea' nv: S ,I Q. 5.. uf. ,vi .fi nl 5 gs 1.. 0430 71,117 ' acyl' 'Qp' Za' HJ' :1,,n' I JAMES MCCARTNEY--'--As the dependable football and basketball manager, lim carried on the behind-the-scenes activities in a manner that gained him praise and respectf a regular fella. Pbolbafl Jli,u'. 5, -l,' liawkelflall Jliff. 7, -1,' Iiaxefzzzll 5, 4,' lla!! Palm! 3',' Wfe.rlv1'ar1 4, ngL'l'6IIL'f' Club I, 2, 7,' l,l'Ql'ECfli0I1 Crew 5, 4. IAMES MCCOSBY-lim was an excellent artist and a threat on the gridiron. Handsome lim was on the shy side but was secretly admired by many Yvest View lovelies. Pbollmll 4,' IVB.l'il'l.dI1 4, ,lvl Club 3',' Vvtllaliflf Club 4. REGINA MCDONOUGH-f--lnterested in sports, Ginny was a valuable teammate. She participated also in the chorus and various vocal groups. Noted for those elusive dimples. L'fla1'u.r 2, 7, 4, G1'rl.r' lin.:-enzlwle -If G.,l.i1. 4. IAMPZS lVlL'GUlRE-- lVlicke.v put his striking voice to good use in both speech and chorus work. Ot' his myriad hobbies, writing was uppermost. 1f0tt'll.Il-11 2, gf L7I0l'll.I' 2, 7, -If Quarlcl 4,' Jllxfd lZ'n.remlrle -I. DARRELL IWCINDOEV - Skip's wav with the ladies may be attributed to his good looks and outstanding personality. His real love was sports, with accent on football. Sludrnl Cozuzvfl 2, 7,' lfmrkelfvall 2, 7,' Fooihnlf 7, -1,' I',I1l'il'liKlf Clufr -l,' Slaye Crea' 7, 4,' C'fmru.r I, -1. ROBERT ML7l.EAN- Bob claimed Peebles as his residence. He was lirequentlgv seen at North Park Pool, but we are quite sure swimming wasn't the big attraction, Bob! XN'll.l,lAM MeMASTERff Fashion-plate Bill was seen at all school activities. each time with a different girl on his arm. He was an indispensable member of the photography staff of the Yvestvian. U c.rlu1'an 7, 4, W'e.rI Hiilllld -I. W'll,l.lAM MEDSCIER-V-'Bill arrived each morning on the Nlccandless bus with his usual good cheer and amiability. Thou h school played a big part in his day, he much pre- ferrec? the movies. l C'mon kids, help 1'oi4f--Mr. Herman, Dave out! F1'1'.rl I. Catanzaro, T. Cook, B. Miller. Second rowfe-D. Elms, M. Brown, Siefers, G. Dierker. N. Sanford, K.