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

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NLXT IW LIYL The Juntor class Wrth a CTIIICGI eye on the future lected at the earhest date possrble Dave Sterltng pres rdent Tommy Carroll vrce prestdent Adrtenne Glock secretary cmd Marlorte Fornwalt treasurer Usrng the same careful ludgment they chose Iohn Trent Tom Murdock Harry Coulson and lrvrng Leum to repre sent them at Student Coun c1l meetrngs These enter prrsmg yunxors were promr nent rn the organrzatxon of many new comrmttees wrth rn the councrl government Iohn Trent was elected vrce Student Councrl the second half of the year because Dan Rrtter the presrdent left for Gettysburg College The off1cers under the gurdance of the class advlsers Mrs Davls Mrs Mrller Dr Rerser and Mr Ott led the class rn a successful program In the held of sports the junrors con trnued therr outstandmg record by con trrbutrng Harold Faverty B111 Hellman and Gene Ober to the varsrty football squad whrle numerous other yunrors played second strrng Wrth the openvng of basketball season Brll Hellman and Harold Faverty of the varstty basketball squad agarn copped hrgh honors on the floor Blanche Blozovrtch and Mrldred Yu has as cheerleaders exempltfred the sprrrt of all the Junrors lim therr loyal sup port of Westmonts football and basket ball teams A new polrcy maugurated by the Yodler for the frrst trrne thrs year pro vrded for an edrtorral board lnstead of a chref edltor On the board were Wanda Ackley Shrrley Boland lrvrng Leutn Nor I IOR OI I IC I r IOMMN CARRUII NINII C OCR ADRII I MARIORIIA IORNIXX AI I DAN ID STI RI INF man Scott Lors Wrlloughby and Selma Zasofsky Although the malorrty of the staff was qurte green Doctor Rerser farthfully helped out when a deadlme was to be met and by the end of the year the class felt that they had success fully completed therr endeavor Along scholastrc hnes the class had a farr record wrth several of the students names appearrng agarn and agarn on the honor roll These rncluded Lots Wrl loughby Robert Haberstroh Barbara Kennedy and Patty Rrchardson The 1un1ors promoted the Masque Ball at Halloween and were amazed themselves at the succes t was I keeprng wrth a three year old tradrtron the whole class of lrtterbuggers p peared to yrve 1t out among the corn stalks pumpk1ns and wrtches Thrs year the yunrors prepared men tally socrally and physrcally to be rn telltgent popular and actrve leaders next year and busy cheerful and thrnk mg crtrzens 1n an rmproved world of the future I ' ' 1 I I 4 - A L L . . , 9 - . I I W ' ' - I IN : : QIZRS . I.cft to right- ' - Vrcc Prawn rn -H ' , , . Scfrr'tarv- ft . 2 3. ' Trrasurcr- , l 5 . ' , . Prcsulrnt- I i . ' 1 presrdent and gurded the ' I I I A . I . 1 - I , . - I I - 2 i . n I I -I.. ,, G - . . . . 1 . - H . - I . I ' 1 I 1 I ' , l , - I - r ' I , , ' I I 1 - ' 25

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RIDING HIGH THEA THINK The sophomore class em barked on a new and 1m portant phase of 1ts hrgh school career by tactng the1r new respons1b1l1t1es and dutres w1th eager w1ll tngness They took an act1ve part rn the admlmstratron by electtng rngemous and act1ve Herb Wexss as pres1 dent fun lovmg and athletrc Bob Barrett as v1ce pres1 dent mtelllgent and eff1C1 ent Norma Lane as secre tary and frrendly and vrva crous Elleen Park as treas urer As members of the Stu dent Councrl the home room representatrves Mary Io Da v1s Agnes Ea h and Betty Lou Foust helped to govern the conduct of the students The class adv1sers M Mcllnay Mrs Hozlk Mrss Boyer and Mrs Rose served by leadlng the Class rn all of 1ts momentous dec1s1ons Many of the sophomores took an ac trve part 1n rntramural act1v1t1es Both the boys and g1rls teams offered keen competruon for the other classes Don Merrrtts was the1r representatlve on the football team Even though the sopho mores dld not contrrbute many players to varsrty teams they developed them selves physlcally rn order to lead wholesome hte The sophomores performed many worthwhrle duttes dur1ng the year The boys and glrls always stuched drlrgently Thrs may be proved by readrng the hst of honor students Iack Coppersmlth Lou1s Coppersmlth Agnes Eash Norma Lane and Rosemary Wertz have been most conslstent 1n keeprng on the honor roll The many class dlscussrons held on current top1cs showed that they possess speakers of unusual abrhty Boys and grrls alrke promoted the sale of war HUMOR! R v BOB BARR A NORMAI Nt- d r HFRBFRT XXI ss bonds and stamps and attended the flrst a1d courses The grrls who were mem bers of the Glrl Reserves d1d Red Cross work Naturally the students were not serr ous all of the trme for they spon ored many soc1al GCl1V1ll9S The class party was enjoyed by every sophomore A large crowd atended the Drag Dance whrch was held after the Wrndber bas ketball game However the biggest suc cess ot all was the Valent1ne dance I order to select a patrlotrc theme the class chose the approprrate t1t1e Star Spangled Hop Duke Andrews orches tra prov1ded the mu 1cal entertamment The Junrors of next year lace a world of confuslon and turmorl Don Merrrtts who was formerly a member ot the class enhsted rn the Navy rn December As future leaders of the school they assumed new and challengmg respons1b1l1t1es Reahzrng thrs they strove to garn from school now the trarnmg that would en able them to lrnprove the World of to morrow I - . . I - I - - SOP 2 UI'IflCIIiRS ' ' Left rn ight- ' Ynt- Pre-std:-n - E'I I' Sf-.rf-ram--.' .. XI ' , Pres. fn - . . 'iIf. ' Al'wrnt-Trt'asurc'r-EILIQEN PARK ' C , - , I I I . ' , r. ' . ' - , . , , . I - . . , . 1 , . L . - . I . - I . ' , ' . n , . G I I l ' 27