Westmont Upper Yoder High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Miss ELIZABETH GREERf'MHkCS the loosening ofstiffjoints her business. Through civics hopes to train several students for political positions in later life. Graduate of Arnold. MR. FRANCIS SIEGELYHHS a weakness for green hats. Explains the intricate business of monopoly to apt civic stu- dents, Champion of many sports. Graduate of Pitt. MR. EDMUND HORNER-A master of rhythm. Generally seen waving an active baton. Made possible the musical end ofthe operetta. Graduate of Ithaca Conservatory of Music. MISS ELSIE CANAN7WOTkS overtime to gain material that will help her students in science. Always ready to receive and name any specimen. Graduate of Chicago University. Miss CATHRYNE ESENWEXN' Continuously looking and begging for news for her pet - The Yodlerf' Enthusiasf tically promotes oral expression, elaborately instructs in English. Graduate of Ohio Wesleyan. Mlss E. GREER, MR. SIEGIQL, MII. HITRNER, Miss CANAN, Miss ESENWEIN Ma. OscAR BELLES' Power behind the student body. Ardent admirer of discipline. Has a passion for photography. A first-note math instructor. Graduate of Harvard. Miss JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS Our school's only feminine master mind in Math. Seen most fre- quently in the company of her sister. Humor easily roused. Graduate of Randolph-Macon. Ma. MINTER OTTW Makes untiring efforts to Fill students' brains to capacity with HICIS concern- ing chemistry and physics. ls the financial adviser of school athletics. Graduate of Gettysburg College. Miss ROBERTA WILLIAMS' Enthusiastic supporter of school afairs. Gives much of her time to the Debate Club. lnserts a bit of current problems into old Latin. Graduate of P. C. W. MISS CATHERINE REISER- An undeniable success as an instructor of social science. A bundle of pep and vitality. Knits at the basketball games. Graduate of Pitt. MR. BLLLIES Miss J. WILLl.AMS MR. Orr Miss R. vVII.LIAMS Miss RIaIsI5R The PHOENIC C133 IAN

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Miss FRANCES WITT-ffKnows how to please the appetites of hungry girls and boys. Gives instructions on how to be good housekeepers. Graduate of Hood. MR. C. VAUGHN MCILNAY-Businesslike financier ofthe Senior Class. Through business arithmetic he teaches high schools how to keep out of the red. Graduate of Beckley College. Miss LYDIA l.ANo1s-The judge of all excuses. Trains students to be the efficient stenographers of the future. Shows a personal interest in each student. Graduate of Elizabethtown College. Miss LAURA MCGANN- Friendly to all students. Greatly enjoys the teaching of English. Desires that each student attain his greatest success. Graduate of Bucknell. Miss MARGARET GREER-The triple-threat of intelligence. A high powered sales woman of Deutsch. A capable and friendly librarian. Successful and unsurpassed director of senior plays. Graduate of Wells. Vilss WiT'r, MR. MCILNAY, is LANDIS, Miss MCGANN, Miss M. CEREIZR MR. HERBERT RAAB-Well-liked instructor of history and math. Wins friends with his humor- ous words and actions. Likes to tie himself into knots. Graduate of Gettysburg College. Miss MARGARET KANTNER-Parlez-vous francais? just one of her many and varied accomplish- ments which include directing plays and teaching French would be at a loss without her. Grad- uate of Oberlin. Miss ELIZABETH HIRSCH-Helps to develop the hidden artistic talent in many students. De- signed the unusual state settings for plays and operetta. Graduate of Carnegie Tech. Miss MARGARET O. LONSBERY'T8kCS care of the school's aches and pains. Medicine scarcely necessary, for her smiles chase the blues away. Graduate of jefferson Medical College Hospital. MR. CARL A. ENGH -Always has a story, but it never fails to conceal a moral. A builder of character through athletics. Graduate of Ohio Northern University. I MR. RARE Miss KANTNIZR Miss Hmscu Miss LONSBERY MR. ENQH The PHOENICIAN C127

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Student Council GOVERNMENT STATION CALL Government Station K2 Calling Headquarters Station K2 calling Headquarters-K2 wishes to make annual report on Student Council at Station W. U. Y. OFFICERS President ................ Walker Owen Vice-President. .. .... Lucille Wainger WALKE OWEN Secretary ...... .... B etty Williams A R ACTIVITIES Supervised reorganization ofStudent Activities Association. Presented National Education Week Program. Broadcasted Anti-Crime Week Program. Aided school nurse and officials in drive for Christmas toys. SUCCESS of 1935-1936 COUNCIL Outranked previous councils in efforts and success in bettering school. CRITICISM Hampered in activities by interruption in school term. That is all. Station K2 signing off. First Row: Dorothy Kull, ,lean Barnhart, Betty Williams, I.ucille Wainger, Christine Smith, Mary jane McCauliff, Sara Brickner. Second Row: Robert Ideson, Walker Owen, Harry Allendorfer, Freeman Fullerton, james Ogle, Robert Wagner, Barney Bowser, Edward Depp, Howard Idescn, Robert Miller, Sanford Blough, I-Ierman Streilein. C145 111.-.11-gundam-Q-numw .mu11...,-ua . lu - .11- I- -iizuw 1,j