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

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at the earl1est class act1v1ty of the year made Crarg Kunkle presr dent B111 Corb1n v1ce presldent Sam Maxtland secretary and Nan Iames treasurer At the same tune lean Robson Robert Crouse Herb Shaffer and Iv1s Thompson were chosen student counc1l representarves dunng the hrst semester Elva Glatz Nan Iames Don Baer and George Bel second semester ACIIVIIIGS electlons showed the 1un1ors well represented B111 Corb1n preslded over the H1 Y Cra1g Kunkle was treasurer cmd Iere Ogle secre tary rn the same club Iona Park acted as treas urer for the Glrl Reserves In the W club Huck Dav1s was v1ce presrdent and Cra1g Kunkle treasurer In the held of sports the 1un1ors f1lled many pos1t1ons Cra1g Kunkle Huck Davrs Paul Raff ensperger George Bellak Doug Ideson and Ioe H1gham played on the varslty football team B111 Corbrn Iere Ogle Cramg Kunkle and George Bellak of the varslty basketball team helped grve spectators excltrng games Nan Iames Au drey Davrs Iona Park Margle Ashcorn and Helen Carol Wnght f1ve of the cheerleaders de serve credrt for the xmproved cheerxng at all VGFSIIY games The f1rst day of school the Yodler staff IS sued a Yodler As tune went on the1r enthusrasm for newspaper work 1ncreased espec1ally dur 1ng history classes ween succeeded both socxally and f1nanc1al1y Thelr play What a I..1fe dep1cted the antxcs of Henry Aldrrch and was presented 1n December It kept the aud1ence laughmg from beg1nn1ng to end To complete the socral season of the school year the 1un1ors held an unforgettable prom Mr Engh Mrs Davls Mr Ott and Dr Rexser superv1sed the class act1v1t1es Intramural sports attracted many yunrors both boys and g1rls The boys were most success ful 1n the football and basketball tournaments The g1rls also had a successful 1ntramural sched ule by the end of the year most of the g1rls who part1c1pated rn any of the sports had earned the1r letters 27 Tm? fmlfwf-1 rims: - -I I ' I E. . . 1 . - . - lak received the student council jobs for the The Iuniors' Woodchoppers' Ball at Hallo-