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

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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES • • • ACTIVITIES

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FOREWORD During the few short years of its existence, the American nation has carved a place for itself in the records of human- ity through the steps it has taken in the progress of man, fostered by a spirit of democracy. Now celebrating the first cen- tury of this progress, it is looking forward with re- newed spirit to the future. With this spirit as its in- spiration and with the Century of Progress ex- position as its symbol, the Phoenician is cele brating the progress of the High School and of its members and is tak- ing a step forward itself in pioneering in a new and modern form of year- book design.

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FLASHBACKS! Miss Williams—Attention please, click! . . . Mrs. Robinson— W h a t are little girls made of? Sugar and spice, and everything nice. . . . Miss McGann—T h e thinker. . Mr. Engh-—''Little Lord Fauntleroy --now he's our coach! . . . Mr. Mcllnay—Who's your girl. Shorty? . . Miss Greer— Worryin', just worryin' . . . Mr. Siegel—V i t a- mins did it! . . . Miss Canan—A question of suspended animation Miss Goodwin— Art thou a little French doll? . . . Miss Landis— Sit up straight ’. Starting early to practice what she preaches. . Mr. Sharp—Man in the making Miss Wyman— And this little pig- qie was a bad little piggie . . . Miss Kantner—Rido 'em cowboy. (Those poor French students). . . . Miss E. Greer—Why not stand up for yourself? . . . Mr. Ott---He Ott to know horses. . . . Miss Esen- wein—Don't be shy; we see your pigtails.