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

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EMMA GRACE HAMMOND Cute and chic . . . and what a supply of snap- py comebacks . . . leads the rah! rah! rah!». . has heart interests at Pitt . . . typing interests at W.-U. Y. . . . qlows with vivacity . . . prominent member of the Sub Deb club of Westmont . . . chatters constantly while drivinq with Ruth, her dearest secret-holder . . . will be recommended the perfect secretary by Mr. Tomb. 1' TWfC- AGNES HAYNES Merry brown . . . faithful church two older brothers . it well, too ... an pies . . . preserves eyes . worker . . . . and a excellent .and heard humminq Smilin' Thru’ of the pretty smile. Agnes? dark hair . . . sedate . qeneral manaqer or little sister . . . doe; cook . . . cakes . . . cookies . . . often . . is that the secret HELEN HOMYAK Dark hair . . blue eyes . . . timid and shy unless with her chums . . . always happy . . . seldom blue or depressed . . . complains when thinqs are not riqht . . . enjoys cookinq . . . ready to help if asked . . . fond of hymns . . . shivers throuqh book, of hair-raisinq adventures . . . always stays to help reqardless of the time of day or night . some day be a private secretary. HAZEL HUNT Serer.e . . . soft-voiced . . . lovely . . . d eliqnts in helpinq others . . . seldom heard . . . neat . . . practical . . . efficient . . . enjoys a good joke . . . concerned over trifles . . . loves to dance . . . al- ways prepared . . . calm . . . unruffled . . . enjoys tyoinq and shorthand . . . can face difficulties with a smile ... her ambition ... to become a beaut specialist. Sweet . . . kind . . . reserved . . . willing to do whatever asked of her . . . speaks quietly . . . smiles shyly . . . wants to be an office worker . . . very fond of cookinq . . . shares her finished products with the qirls . . . always has all her school work finished on time . . . makes a point of this . . . pil- lar in the church . . . small but enduring. Seniors

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AUDIE ERDMAN ng baton thrower . , , bashful-- inqs . . excels n making poster . . . the. . . humorous . , , willing lo sinqinq . . . often seen in Stacey's ifitary walk due to spending his summers T C. . . . practices twirling a certain every day in the back yard. GORDON EVANS Small . . . but—what a line . . . always ready with a new story . . . especially, ones about his poor f.sh . . . crooner for the “Ambassadors . . . also slide trombone artist ... an A friend of Caesars . . why not? . . . it's only his second year ... his favorite pastime . . . eatinq and sing- ing . . . and then comes driving. CLARENCE GILLIN r Independent . . . studies it and wherr r»«c ssary - never on time . . . qet by with his qood-n.v tured qrm . . . sleepy during school hours . . . pos- sesses a deep bass voice . % . hopes to become someone s bookkeeper . . . interested in a dark-eyed maiden of the Junior class . , t usually seen am- bling about +he school with other carefree friends. BARBARA HAGER Good-natured . . . calm and collected one time . . . wild and wooly the next ... a reliable member of the basketball team for three years thrills to the whizz of a qolf ball . . . enjoys a good swim . . . ambition is to move to Windbe. . . . ex- cellently portrayed Miss Prism in' ’ The Importance of Being Earnest ... an all around good sport. CLARENCE HAMMERLE Brilliant ... a clear and loqical thinker . . . finishes things completely ... our fiery little foot ball captain . . . gallant and chivalrous when girls are concerned . . . air-minded . . . deeply attached to his “Brudern and Schwestorn . . . overseer of the Student Council . . t. may invent a rocket and fly to the moon . . . who knows . . . only time ca.i SENIORS

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IFAN IONES Our class avi present . . . red r . . . workinq for his license at hair . . . blue eyes . . . usua'ly seen supplying unnecessary support to school walls and radiators . . . most of spare time spent in eat inq and sleeping ... if not at airport ... his sec- ond home ... all thoughts and actions centered on aviation. KAUFMAN Dark hair . . . snappinq brown eyes ... a small packaqe dono up in T. N. T. . . . seen here . . . seen there . . . always talking . . . never still . . . entertaininq at all times . . . loves to fold egg whitas into cake . . . blue and depressed one minute . . . •auqhinq and jolly the next . . . quick as a flash . . would certainly make a good housekeeper. RA KAUFFMAN Sincere . . . amicable . . . jolly ... an excel- lent student ... a valuable friend . . . never missos a Fe.ndalo qame . . can laugh at a good joke . . . can be serious when the occasion calls for it . . . usually seen in 4he typing room . . . and on the skating rink . . an ardent Senior Booster. RUTH KELLY «V Obliqinq driver of a green Nash . . . likes ex- citement . . . yet never has hit a telephone pole . . . plays ping-pong . . . practices on a viola . violin . . . and piano . . . interested in State Col- leqe . . . but plans to go elsewhere . . . Jack Truv- al's diqnified aunt Augusta in The Importance of Boinq Earnest . . . has an engagement every Sun day evening at 7:30 . . . Joe Penrrer's the hero. EDWARD KERN Our chuckle provokinq president . . . wears a constant smile . . . plays the sax . . . raises piqeons . . . headed the Yodler Staff . . . laughed thru senior play as Mr. Cecil Graham . . . philosophy . . . never drive a car over 80 miles an hour . . . has seen debate thru two seasons as speaker ... al- ternate as preparation for future debates in law courts. SENIORS