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

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MQQTHE .SEINIORS H110 GRADUAFPD IN MAI 1910 SENIOR CLASS 1nvaded W UY as small very green frosh 1n1t1ated Mr Shappell 1nto h1s new off1ce as prrncrpal a happy go lucky class more socrally and athletrcally 1n clmed and less scholast1cally 1ncl1ned throughout the ent1re four years balloted I1m Walter as 1ts f1rst pres1dent acqurred new acquamtances at the class party student body and faculty polled Landon for Presxdent 1n a mock elect1on conducted by the C1V1CS classes cavorted talentedly 1n the freshman crrcus rnaugurated 1ts sophomore year w1th the elect1on of Alton Berkey pres1dent devlated from the rout1ne class entertarnment w1th a theatre party stramed eyes from the back rows to see Navy Blue and Gold fem1nme members flocked to Glrl Reserves meet1ngs whlle a few boys were accepted 1nto the H1 Y voted Tom Depp the 1un1or pres1dent dec1ded upon The Moonstone as the class play dlscontlnued re hearsals after a few weeks spon sored 1lS flrst dance The Harvest Hop at Hallowe en a great success and an a1d to the f1nanc1al status of the c as proudly d1splayed class rrngs to under classmen ev1denced 3ournal1st1c talent 1n 1ssues of the Yodler wh1ch rated thtrd prrze 1n the P S P A Betty Clark and Nancy Berkeb1le won laurels for new art1cles whrle Barbara Murdock and D1Ck Stmely re celved honors for art work perlenced a new feel1ng that of bexng fmgerprmted termxnated successful year w1th a splend1d Prom for the sen1or last htgh school year had an ausplclou beg1nn1ng wxth the electron of the all around boy Chfford St Claxr as pres1dent elected Nancy Berke b1le v1ce pres1dent Mary Loulse Hersh berger secretary and hm Walter treas urer was pers1stently urged to pay clas due the l94U Phoemcxan was edlted by Betty Clark Wllh D1Ck St1nely lendmg h1s art1st1c talent class posed nervously 1n best clothes for 1n d1v1dual sen1or prctures staged a spectacular Chrrstmas dance The Toy Shop Ball a proflt of S54 was real 1296 started to cons1der future plans and ambltlons 1n Ianuary chose Death Takes a Hohday as the class pro duct1on after many months of readlng plays was successfully presented on the n1ght of May l7th grrls donned stunnlng evenlng gowns whlle boys appeared 1n l1ght colored su1ts as guests of the grand Iumor Sen1or Prom was 1nsp1red by Rev Stanton s st1rr1ng baccalaureate address on commencement n1ght they turned the1r tassels and v1sual1zed future tr1umphs I'r-sulfur KlIlIlrlflNl1lAll X114 I'11 uhnt X ann x I-lk-ml' In :sunt llm Hillel muetazx Ninn I must H41-hlulgel . C 1423 - :isa ' '. QE ,1.5ii5 -4,1-. ..-,..,H , ' xi, YQ:-sgli , 1 1 f 9 xr. J I 'J g2,, A , , , .' . . , ..u- 1. H - - - . . . . . . . ' - I . . . 9X- - I ' I . . . - , - I - , . . . , , , . - S S - . . . . . , , I ' . . . I - . . ' - . . I , , , l s . . . ' ' , ' ' ' Y . . I . . I