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

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MF Wlllmd E A-Ckl9Y supervrsmg pr1nc1pal and enthusrastrc mus1c1an leads group srngmg 1n assembly and conducts the chorus He con trnuously str1ves for educa 1onal rmprovements helps students adlust their currrculum and sees that hlgh scholastlc standards are ma1nta1ned rn W U Y He also follows the QCl1V1lleS of the alumm Mr Ackley srncerely beheves that true success must come of hard work He IS a peppy football baseball and ba ketball fan and en loys many popular radlo programs Hrs happy and QCl1VG d1spos1t1on d1sc1pl1nar1an tact1cs nat ural d1gn1ty and genurne rnterest have won for h1m the respect and admrraron of boh faculty and student body We have found Mr Ackley to be a worth whrle fnend a confrdent and able advrsor Mlss Anna Mary Raab Mr Ackleys secre tary has proved to be an eff1c1ent and good natured person She IS Well lrked by all the teach ers and students because of her endurlng pa tren e gentle manners and warm sympathy The e tra1ts are an asset not only to our school but also to the motor corp of whxch she IS an ardent member MI' ClGI'6'l'1C9 E Shflppell dunng the Seven years that he has been pr1nc1pal of WU Y has rrsen h1gher and hrgher 1n the esteem of the student body School hfe would not be the B same w1thout hrs pleasant smlle to greet us 1n the halls each day or h1s cheery announce ments over the loud peaker every actlvrtxes per1od Hts t1mely comments on current events are always lrstened to Wllh the keenest rnterest by all who hear h1m Every boy or g1rl knows that he w1l1 always f1nd Mr Shappell a ready and w1l11ng counselor Mr Shappell wlll be long remembered by those of us who leave our hrgh school days behlnd to go for h mto th1s troubled World DOIOTHY SChW1HQ a sumed her responsrbrlr tres as secretary to Mr Shappell rn February l942 Her old fnends were delrghted and the new students soon were her adm1rers She has al ways been wrllrng and helpful and has never been too busy when she could be of some serv 1ce Dorothy has found her place 1n the hearts O1 all The SCh00l B0Ufd headed by George Thack ary pres1dent Lawerence D Lrttle v1ce presl dent Lewrs I Mrller treasurer and Frank T Iames secretary has made many satrslactory rmprovements rncludlng the fluorescent l1ght1ng and the automat1c baske ball scoreboard The greatest 1mprovement was 1n obta1n1ng the use of the N Y A facrhtres for vocatxonal tra1n1ng The tudent body apprec1ated these efforts to benefrt them and thelr school 7 . 1 I I - U I U - S . . . 1 , . 1 1 1 fi ' ' , , - - R . . . . , . . D L - 1 - ' I . . l 1 L . . 1, ' ' ' ' - ' I I . a I 1 - , . . 1 . - . . . I , - . 1 ' ' I - I 1 1 - I ' C , , . . . , 1 - 1 1 - S . . . ' ' S, . . . . . 1 1 . . A L . . . , - l .I . . . . . . . . S it lllttfl. HARD Nunn- IM. IJ ll lVIx1xm'.xN sv- xr' M .-Xmf.-l 'l'wrxs'1wm-l.r'.x:s I Mrllw l'w tf Klttn llmszmxl-l1rout.l ta luvmm lv1:mN ti l.He-,' -. Vw: flwlszmxl-I xxx in xv: ll l.:l ltr li V lit :N N Nlwfvw-.eff A IDVIINUQ Iwux If lllxmust z P- 5.r.:' .t,s',t1-ff:

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