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

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DOROTHY KERR Tall and dark-haired . . . neat . . . quiet . . . particular . . . energetic . . . able basketball quard . . . efficient Girl Reserve treasurer Junior year . Mrs. Cowper-Cowper of Lady Winde.-mere's Fan” . . . qlories in driving “Lizzie Boat . . . interested in Binq Crosby's crooning . . . Frederick March’s actinq . . . very faithful to Sunday School . . . . hopes to enter a nursing career. JOHN KREN1CKY A C. W. A. worker in his spare time ... a bosom friend of Mike Dutko's . . . ready wit and a sense of humor ... a real artist . . . always deep in his studies . . . wastes no time . . in school . . . out of school . . . aids ventilation expert of fourth period English class. SARA LEWIS Fiiendly . . . carefree . . . blushes demurely . . . has a deliqhtful personality . . . enjoys walking in snowy weather . . . likes bubble-gum . . . star quard on Girls' Basketball Team for three years . excels in bookkeepinq . . . ardent helper in church and school affairs . . . her “aufwiedersehen to otr team means “wie qehr s“ to her own team. BETTY LONGWELL Charming . . . always smiling . . . sweet and happy . . . member of Student Council for two years . . . Secretary of “Le Circle Francais . . . subs as side-center on the Girls' Basketball team . . . realistically portrayed Lady Agatha in ' Lady Windermere's Fan'' . . . studious . . . not far from the head of the class . . . one of Binq Crosby's ad mirers . . . fond of swimming. JAMES LONGWELL Studious . . . a “whizz' qineerinq at distinguished . . qood natured . . . at “Triq . . . ambition Massachusetts Tech . . . himself in track . . scribbled refutation in debate team . hero of Lady Windermere's Fan . . . presided as president in Boys' Club funds in Hi-Y Club. SENIORS always busy to study en- versatile . . . football . . . . . handsome in senior year . . . kept the

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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

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GEORGE LYON Dork . . . qood looking . . . snappy dresser . . . happy-qo-lucky . . . Lalin is his Waterloo” . . . vor successfully oortrayed Earnest Worthinqton i.i The Imporlance of Being Earnest . . . Lord Ddf- linqton in Lady Windermere's Fan . . . afternoon dentist appointments , j. . well-suppljedt with bullet- ■ wer to. maiden’s pray- 'T ANGELINA MAIOR ANA - ' Smallest qirl in senior class . . . nas beautiful black wavy hair . . . large brown eyes . . . has a talent for drawing to be envied . . . decorated YoJ ler in Junior year . . . supervised art of Phoenician senior year . . . plays violin . . . piano . . . mem- ber of string trio. MARGARET MALEY vtC Winninq smile . . her hair Is the envy of every senior qirl . . . Ebbie's competent assistant . . . should be able to qet a job at any confectionary store in town . . . her ability in French has gained her position of president of Le Circle Francais . . . economy expert for Girls' League . . . holds her own among the brilliants of the class. ROBERT MATTERN Scholastically industrious from 8:00 A. M. to 4:00 P, M. . . . socially inclined after 6:00 P. M . . . lauqh» affably at Mr. Belles' jokes . . . care- fully measures the distance from Third Avenue o Tenth Avenue every morning . . . sports a letter qained by his work in the orchestra . . . what about those mid-night .-.alks with Charles? 1 i MARY LOUISE MAXWELL Short In itaturo . . . dark hair . . . dancing brown eyes . . . known popularly as Maxie . . . suited the part of Cecily to a T in The Importance of Beinq Earnest' . . . seems to be somewhat fickle . . disarming . . . naive . . . qood - n a t u r ed . . . wide grm ... a character we all know and will not forget. SENIORS.