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

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REMEMBER W HEN W ERE 1+ REQHNIEN 9 R11 uLR tu Us A RK x xoxp, P The senrors chose B111 Werry pres1 dent Paul Raffensperger VICE presldent Iona Park secretary and Elva Glatz treasurer to gutde them through the1r last year Takrng the1r rrghtful place 1n the schools act1v1t1es the senrors sup phed most of the otfrcers and leaders rn the varrous clubs Under the leadershlp of l1Ve g1rls Iona Park Audrey Dav1s Helen Carol Wrlght Margle Ashcom and Nan Iames the clas cheered lust1ly at all the athlettc contests Many of the boys partlclpated ln the varslty sports There were ten senlor fcotball lettermen and four senror basketball lettermen Both teams enjoyed unusually success ful seasons Wllh the wrns over Ferndale h1ghl1ght1ng the year Boys and gxrls allke took an actrve 1nterest 1n an 1ntens1ve rntramural sports program trtbtlu srmofl O tttvsxsxttttlll A Semor g1r1s under the leader sh1p of Nan Iames gu1ded the num erous QCl1V1l1eS of the G1rl Reserves and alded the Red Cross by makmg supphes The W Club wtth Huck Dav1s as presrdent sponsored the gym dances aft r the basketball games The boy of the Hx Y 1nst1lled rn the school the rdea that good clean sportsmanslnp 1 necessary to w1n a game be 1t one of l1fe or sports Under the superv1s1on of Mrss Roberta Wtllrams the class pubhshed thetr yearbook After much pat1ence and pract1ce the amateur dramatrst produced the ht The Man Who Came To D1n ner As usual the greatest socral success of the year was the Chrlst mas Dance Alaskan Ball The g1r1s del1ghtfully contemplated the Drag Dance whrch was to be held 1n the sprrng The cltmax ot all the Prom w1th the 1un1ors servmg as gracrous hosts Durlng the year many ot the rnale students were lost through the xnterfer ence of the draft college or the A1r Corps The glrls were enthus1ast1c about preparrng for the careers they planned to follow after graduatton A great many planned to be nurses some thought of teaching and one even planned to be a chemtcal eng1neer May found each sen 1or deep 1n the process of takrng frnal examrnatrons and attendmg the corn mencement and bacculaureate servlces After the commencement exerc1ses each graduate was determrned to go forth and make the future world one of peace and prosperrty for all 7 1 7 I 1 . 1 W E 1 .1 1 1 . , J . . l e g C .- . . , . .Q . 1 S 1 , - An, h Aj- .-,Il 31- . . . . 4 K, . A ',. P . t..-ttxjiwdgttgg GLQ117' social events was the Iunior-Senior t121S3'if:tEm4 W5 ' ' ' ' rs fl .1 llilvktarv' ' . I S . , 14