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

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Chow timel Ever-yb0dy's favorite period. l'il.l'.I'l row-G. Fletcher, I. McCartney, D. Yost, H. Seidle. Srcond rowe-C. Hirth, G. Beynon. X I X . .:. if f.5..gi5 Q5 Q. . . 32,5 - ,.,1s1--gs X M.. s t L E X Sli fi L. Q. Q., . . A il. L- - o i i i? e 1 f'?. . :sf X 4' oh 0 . ,A N V 1 . Q 2 1 3 -- S, .' . . . .1-ci s , as ...Qs .0 O, , .u .1 .ss 4 f' - I 71.n . i ' ' a' H' F S A 7 4 . ' . ,, .o ,,f': 17-3.5.1. N O 5 Q , 1 0 1 5 vig' . 1- .S I 3 e 'n, W on a ', . ,o 'lin 1' 'api -, Za' 1' J I ELIZABETH ANN MII.I,ERf B. A. was always plotting some hit of devilment, but it was impossible to get mad at her. Imagine B. A. at college! Choru.r 5, 4,' Werl Wiind 5. IOCELYN MILLER- Iocey Leei' is tiny but packed full of vim, vigor, and vitamins. She laughed at least eight hours a day. As head Cheerleader she kept the school perking. Clzorua' 1, 2, 5, 4,' lVe.rlvlan 4,' W'e,rl ,Vind 5, 4, Y-Teena' 5, 4, Execuiive Council 5, Cheerleader 7, 4-Caplain 4. MARILYN IOAN MILLER-Strikingly pretty, tawny-haired Marilyn has graced our halls with the latest fashions for the past two years. No wonder she has a ring on her finger. Science Club 5,' Home lfconomlar Club 5, 4,' Jr! Club 5, 4, WeJl- vlan 4. MAX D. MILLER--This tall, dark fella joined us in our senior year and immediately captured feminine hearts. He proved an interesting speaker in class, too. Speech Club 4. WILLIAM H. MILLER, IR.fThough a rather bashful lad with the girls, Bill was an up-to-the-minute man with that pigslcin in his arms. Amiahle Bill was popular among his teammates. Faolball 2, 5, 4, lVre.rllz'ng I, 2, 5,' Bfueball I, 2, 4,' Var.flL11 Club I, 2, 5, 4. DAVID MOI'IRfDave leans toward science and art for his livelihood during school, but in those OH'-school hours girls were his hobby. dr! Club I, 2. PATRICIA IEAN MOI.LfAttractive Patsy distinguished herself in class with intelligence and Clear thinking. You could always hear her merry laughter in study hall. W'e.rl W'lnd 5, 4,' Sigma Phi Slgma 5, 4,' Lalln Club 5,' Band Ig Choruw 1, 2, 5. HARRY MONTGOMERYfShy', handsome Harry Clidn't seem to be interested in girls. He much preferred to putter around the chemistry lah.

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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.

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BETTY IANE MOORE-With her glowing red hair, B.I. was striking in blue. She had an Irish sense of humor, but her Irish temper never showed up. Y-Tzemr 3, 4, Sigma Phi Sigma 3, 4,- F.B.L.1. 3, 4,' Bowling Cluh 3, 4. WILLIAM P. MORRIS- Bill distributed his talents in three fields-music, speech, and science. He was active in the band come rain or shine, and won plaudits in debate. Band 2, 3, 4,' Orchemlra 2, 4,' Speech Clulv 2, 3, 4,' N.F.L. 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR P. MUCHOW-Tall, handsome Art had the leasure of escorting Mac through her senior year. He Ead no conscience about taking a few days off to relax and unt. Chorus 4,' Hi-Y 4. IANE M. MUNSON-Sweet, patient lainie served as Mr. I. Smithfs dprodigious secretary. The rest of her time she put to goo use as the attractive V ofthe sponsor line. Band 3, 4,' F.B.L.1. 5, 4. LLOYD MURRAY-W-The Mouse was sure-fire on the basket- ball floor. Quiet, handsome Lloyd was the reason for many feminine sighs, but he kept them all guessing. Barkclhall I, 2, 3, 4,' Bmrelmll 3, 4,' Var.riLv Club 2, 3, 4,' Cla.r.r Treasurer 4. ROBERT MUZZIO-Friendly, genial Bob was our trom- bone virtuoso, but that doesn't mean that music took all his time. He had plenty left over for the wimmen . Band 3, 4,' Swing Band 3, 4,' Orchwfra 4, Sludenf Council 4. PEGGY MYERS-Peggy's sweet smile and disposition made her a favorite with teachers and students alike. She stood at the head of her class both in manners and grades. Nafional Honor Socicly 3, 4,' Choruw I, 2. 3. 4,' Sigma Phi Sigma 4,' Speech Club I,' Y-Teena' 3,' 6.1.1. 4,' Latin Club 3,' WCJIVIIHH 3, 4. EARL NEELY-Earl's fine voice won him a part in the junior class play. He was active as Secretary of Traffic in school, but disregarded traffic when cowboying about in his flivver. Sludenl Council 4,' Cla.r.r Play 3. ' IANET RUTH NEELY-Ianet's favorite pastime seemed to be cultivating friendsg she certainly had scads of them. For lanet it wasn't difiicult. 0.1.1. 3, 4,' Y-Teerw 3. 4,' F.B.L.1. 3, 4. VIRGINIA NICHOLS-This dark-haired lovely is a newcomer, but she immediately won friends through her sincerity and compliments for her sharp clothes. , ROBERT NIESSNER--When school became too exhausting, Bob nonchalantly closed his eyes and dreamed of more pleasant things. Girls and studies were farthest from his thoughts. REYNOLD W. OBROSKY-Ren loved the irls and they loved him. His mind didn't revolve arounj them all the time, for there was hunting and shutter snapping to do. Rifle Club 4,' Ili-Y 4.