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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

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Y' ' , C: 2 D t , V- gk ' if 1 I . f' ' 1 A 4 SPECTATOR The spectators of the school are the school board They are called th1s because they watch and gulde the whole school system wxth untmng effort They see that everyth1ng goes r1ght and et 1t r1ght 1f 1t doesnt The school board cons1sts of two 1o1nt boards the Westmont Board and the Upper Yoder Board each havxngtlve members The mem bers ofthe We tmont B o a r d are Dr Donald H Matthews presldent Mr Edward A D1ttmar Mr Iohn Henderson Mr Patrlck I Grogan and Mr Harry E Townsend The members of the Upper Yoder Board are Mr Earl A Neeb presrdent Mr Luther E Lehman Mr Elmer F Rummel Mr Iohn W Slagle and Mr Earl E M1ller Mr Frank T Iames IS secretary of the 1o1nt board and Mr Albert E Huebner 1S treas urer of the Upper Yoder Board Both these men are non members of the board These spectators meet once a month Wllh Mr W1llard E Ackley supervxsmg pr1nc1pal and pr1nc1pal to d1scuss the problems and lm ances ot the Westmont Upper Yoder Schools They constantly endeavor to keep our school on an accred1ted bas1s and succeed The1r t1me IS g1ven freely and earnestly gem ly 1 ,fl x - - ' . 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A 3 Q 8 DIRECTOR Mr Wlllard E Ackley performs his 1ob as superv1s1ng principal with dignity cmd enthusl asm Many of the educat1onal improvements Within our school are due to his tireless efforts He IS always ready to g1V9 assrstance to any student who is Willing to cooperate To the seniors trying to obtain scholarships or wishing to go to college his encouragement and advice are invaluable Aside from his admrnistratlve dutles he partrcrpates 1n many of the schools activities A Well known musician of the com munity he ably directs and arranges the music for both the mixed and girls choruses Being an ardent sports tan he attends all of the schools athletic functrons and cheers lustily for the home team Mr Ackley advocates fair play and hard work ID both sports and educa tion He takes an active part in community affa1rs and organizations Mr Ackley is a graduate of Bucknell University Miss Anna Mary Raab IS one of our very capable secretaries She gives willing help to all of us from the most frightened freshman to the most work weary senior With her help many of the students make out and adyust thelr schedules She ma1nta1ns her calmness and quiet efficiency even at her busiest moments Through her grac1ousness and w1ll1ngness to help she has won the friendship and admira tion of both faculty and students The partner in our pair of secretaries 1S Miss Betty Lee Wolf The slim and vivacious Miss Wolf spends most of her time domg 1nnumer able favors both small and large for the students It IS she Who QIVGS out admittance slips to those who are absent or tardy and supervises detention at noon hour The teach ers also receive much help from her The choruses are benefited because she lends her that she was away from school While she was ill we realized what an asset she is to the school ' I . ' I I I ' n Director-Mr Wtlhtrtl Aillrv ' voice to their music. During the few weeks ' l ' - I Q Asst, Directors-. x----1 Slam RMP Brut Leo KY., 5 l lv Rqh PRODU WILLIAM A ASKEY Health Gym CIVICS B S Indxana State Teachers College NANCY CAI-IoE Home Econorrucs B S Drexel College LYDIA L DAvIs Typmg I II and Shorthand I B S Ehzabethtown College CARL A ENGH Bankmg Law and Bookkeeprng II B S In Commerce Oh1o Northern UHIVGTSIIY CATI-IRYNE ESENWEIN Engllsh ll III IV B A Oh1O Wesleya Un1versIty KATHLEEN GEORGE Eng Ishl II III B A UHIVEISIIY ot P1ttsburgh KAY GERHARDT P O D Arnencan HISIOYY B A ThIel College ELIZABETH GREER Health Gym CIVICS B S P E Arnold College MARGARET M GREER Germanl II LIbrary B A M A Wells College and UHIVGISIIY of Plttsburgh 1 1 - 1 Nt I ll-All' 1 l..A.-VR. XYII. A . , l l.r1vn. I Bp' R qIvIL., Rm XN'Im-nmn C II l cnvxrln lfalmuml Hmnrl ' , I , II I 1 1 . . , l I 1 . I . n . . I' I . . . ., 1 1 . ., . , 1 1 . ., . . RS MARY Loursr: HERSHBERGER Spanlshl II Frenchl II Engllsh B A Mount Un1on College Alllance Ohlo EDMUND O HORNER Band Orchestra B M Carneg1e Inst1tute of Technology C VAUGHN MCILNAY Typlngl Salesmansh1p Geography Beckley College MINTER M Orr Phys1cs Chemrstryl II B S MA Gettysburg College Solld Geometry Tngonometry Algebra ll Commercral Arrthrnetlc Indxana State Teachers College LEONARD SPENCE Bnology General Sc1ence B S lnd1ana State Teachers College Iosr:PmNr: WILLIAMS Algebra I Plane Geometry B A Randolph Macon Women s College ROBERTA WILLIAMS Lat1nI II IV B A Pennsylvan1a College for Women RUTH S WINEMEN Art MechamcalDraW1ng World I-Irstory Ind1ana State Teachers College ' , . , , ' I FANNY E. REGITTXO UW le' 6 'V' S NIUR Ulfll Four years ago a lrstless unmanageable group of freshmen entered hrgh school Amld the leers of the upper classmen the hours of detentlon and the rnsrstant buzzer announclng class t1me they exlsted Be1ng the frrst class to complete the two years of the Consolrdated School they needed no rntroductron to each other The ballots of the1r f1rst electlon desrgnated D1Ck Ott presl dent Bruce Ideson v1ce pres1dent Ioan Swank treasurer and Ioan Engh secretary to lead them through that f1rst bewrlderrng year Dur 1ng therr second year the sophomores gurded by Herb WGISS Bob Barrett Elleen Park and Norma Lane began to produce some results and brought the clas out of obscurrty In thelr thrrd year football basketball and track ma terral began to show up and all of the organ 1zat1on of the school welcomed the 1un1ors Thls class was proudly dlrected by pres1dent We ley Wallace vxce pres1dent Gene Kauff man treasurer Hannah Robson and secretary C1ndy Dunckel A successful Halloween Dance wa held and an mterestrng well edlted Yodler was publ1 hed The annual Iunror Semor Prom presented rn February due to the SENIOR large number of semor boy leav1ng for serv 1ce was a successful event Fmally Senror they rnaugurated the1r last year of hrgh school by choosmg hard workrng and eff1c1ent clas offrcers Bruce Ideson presxdent Sonny Conrad vrce pres1dent Elleen Mrller treasurer and lean Marshall ecretary The Semors were amply represent ed 1n sport a t1v1t1es On the football freld were eleven letter men who helped wlnd up a suc cessful season by defeatmg Ferndale Pre dommant on the basketball floor were SIX letter men namely Herb Welss Bob Barrett Bob Davls Irm Iohns Iohn Danyluk and Gene Kaunffman The mtramural sports program kept many Sentors busy at lunch t1me Four Senror gtrls who helped lead the school cheers at basketball and football games were Ioan Betty Lou Foust They drd therr best to w1n second place 1n a cheerleadmg contest at Somerset The class was represented on H1 Y by a number of Senror boys who helped up hold the many prrncrples of the club Bob Barrett gurded the members of the WClub through a successful year The slght of glrls walkrng through the halls carryrng eggs or dolls dressed 1n odd fashrons or wearmg slgns was the fault of Ioan Engh pres1dent of Grrl Reserves Betty Lou Foust led the g1rls Gym Club through an QCl1V1lY hlled year Bob Bar rett was elected pres1dent of the Student Coun c1l whrch carrled through many rdeas for the betterment of the school Senror representa trves to thrs body were Rosemary Wertz Bob Davts and Gerald McCorm1ck The Senrors under the drrectron of MISS Gehrardt presented the hrst play on November 30th The class dance Aurora Borealrs held at Chrrstmas t1me was enjoyed by a large crowd Semors took part rn many assemblres and held one of therr own whrch was applauded as the best of the year Scholasttcally the Senrors were an average class wrth Francls Conrad Erleen Park Elame Sobol Norma Lane Atleen Rhodes Agnes Eash Ioanne Rrchardson Drck Ott L1ly Mae Fox and LOIS Baxendell takrng the honors . 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' ' 14 K ' Qi. .asm 5' N an tv RICHARDS ADAMS RICHARD BIGLER Dlck Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Chorus, 4 H1 Y Transferred from Eastern Hrgh School 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Sen1or Play 4 IIIITGIDIAIGIS 4 H1 Y 4 BRIXNER Bono E B WHITEY ADAMS Basketball l Football 2 Intramurals Track 3 4 Football 4 H1 Y 4 Intra m ralsl 2 3 4 SHIRLIE AsHco1v1 Squmel Transferred from Ferndale H1gh I G1r Reserves 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Sen1or Play 4 Blology Club 2 Chorus 2 ROBERT BARRETT I-hrem Basketballl 2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent ol Class 2 B1ology Club 2 H Y 2 3 4 Yodler 3 V1ce Presrdent of Student Councll 3 W Club 3 4 Sgt at Arms of H1 Y 3 Pres1dent of W Club 4 Pres1dent of Stu dent Councll 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Track 4 Llbrary ASS1SlGHl 4 Assembly Com rn1ttee 4 Co Captam of Football Team 4 Chorus 4 Lots BAXENDELL Transferred from Schenley H1gh 2 Grr Reserves 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Sen1or Play 4 FRANCES BENCHOPF Benny Secretary of Class l G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Gym Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Semor Play 4 2 3 4 Blology Club 2 Phoen1c1an 4 L1brary Ass1stant 4 Yodler 3 Buslness Manager ot Yodler 3 Semor Play 4 FLOYD BOYER Flood Chorus4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Foot 2 3 4 ack 3 4 W Clubl 2 3 4 Student Counc1l I 3 Pres1dent of H1 Y 3 Semor Play 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Co Captaln of Football Team 4 ROBERT CLARK Posse Football 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Chorus 4 W Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Left to Hgh! 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IOAN ENGH - I BECKY EVANS Cheerleader 3 4 G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Vtce Presldent of G1rl Re erve 3 PFGSI dent ot G1rl Reserves 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Co Cha1rman ot Gym Club 3 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Senlor Play 4 Student Counc1l 4 Inter Club Coun 1l Representa t1ve tor G1rl Reserves 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Secretary ot Class l LYNN ENGH Pump Transferred from Buckmgham H1gh School 3 Football 3 H Y 3 4 W Club 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Vlce Presldent of H1 Y 4 SHIRLEY ENGEEHART Inky Yodler 3 Phoenlcran 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 I NIJ IX I I G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenl clan 4 Gym Club 4 Intramurals l 2 BETTY Lou Fousr Boo Intramurals l 2 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Student Counc1l 2 4 Phoenl clan 4 Gym Club l 2 3 4 Secretary of Student Counc1l 4 Senlor Play 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Glrls W Club 2 3 4 G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 BETTY Fousr Lulu Transferred from Conemaugh Townshlp H1gh School 4 G1rl Reserves 4 LILY MAE Fox K1tty Gym Club 2 3 4 G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenlcran 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus l 2 Senlor Play 4 Intramurals IMOGENE GEIST Yodler 1 3 G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Gym Club 3 4 Phoenrclan 4 EMMA GRACE GREEN Bxts Phoemclan 4 Senlor Play 4 IOCELYN GRIFFITH Transferred from West W1scons1n H1gh School l G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Blology Club Phoemcxan 4 Senror Play 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Gym Club Z 3 4 I I I I 1 I I I I I l I 'IT I I 1 I I 1 I O 1 ' l 1 1 T l , , '- 1 '- . - . . 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If .' l 1' I-or lf'- NI-C ll - l: ' viz- '11-.. 1 1 6- O Tw Y T'-v S' ' gf-7' W' DORIS HECKER IOHN HORTY Transferred from Garfleld Hlgh School 3 Intramurals 3 4 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Band 3 Pep Club 4 Photo Club 4 Phoemctan 4 Yodler 3 Sen1or Play 4 IOSEPH HOCHMAN loe Transferred from Easton D1str1ct H1gh School 3 Assembly Comm1ttee 4 DONALD HOCKER Mugs B1olOgy Club 2 Intramurals 2 3 IAMES HORN Izmmy Intramurals 2 3 4 Btology Club 2 Asslstant L1brar1an 4 Yodler 3 Phoem c1an 4 Ed1tOr1al Board of Yodler 3 hm ll ll I' l l X l l l I v ' I4 Nil 1 P Intramurals l 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Edxtor Ot Yodler 3 PhOen1c1an 4 Ed1tor1al Board Ot Phoen1c1an 4 Sen1or Play 4 Bnology Club 2 Football Manager l Student Councll 3 Llbrary Asslstant 4 BRUCE IDESON VICE Prestdent Ol Class l Presldent of Class 4 Sen1or Play 4 Yodler 3 Phoenlclan 4 Brology Club 2 Student Councrl 4 IAMES IOHNS Itggs Basketballl 2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 lub 3 4 H Y 3 4 Chorus 4 Football 4 VERNON IONLS Verny Footballl 2 3 Intramurals2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 W Club 3 4 Chorus 4 Sen1or Play 4 ROBERT KAHL Foxy Transferred from North Belle Vernon Hlgh School 2 Band 3 4 Orchestra 2 Sen1or Play 4 Yodler 3 Phoenlctan 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Bxology Club 2 EUGENE KAUFFMAN Gene Bas etballl 2 3 4 Footballl 3 4 Vxce Presldent of Class 3 Intramurals Yodler 3 Phoemclan 4 Student COunc1l 3 H1 Y 3, 4 W Club 3, 4 Sgt at Arms Ol W Club 4 Stage Crew 1. 2 Chorus 4 ' G' Q- 5 c ' ' is- ,V ,gi I ' 1 D If ls - X 'Ft . ai-. 5 4 ' , wt ,Q It A 1: J 3 , yt Q. 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J W I W W , r-I . . - ' A ,.. , V - k , , . - , , - Q3 1, 2, 3, 4 - - ' ' - F IAMES KERRIGAN 11m Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenl c1an 4 H1 Y 3 4 Chorus 4 ELAINE KLEINSTUD G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1 clan 4 Gym Club 4 Senror Play 4 L1brary Asslstant 4 Intramurals 2 CHARLOTTE KRIVULKA Froggy Transferred from Ioseph Iohns 2 GIrl Re serves 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Cheer leader 4 Pep Club 4 Senlor Play 4 Yodler 3 Phoenlclan 4 Llbrary ASSIS tant 4 Chorus 3 NORMA LANE nd l 2 3 Orchestra l 2 ym lub 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Yodler PhoenIc1ar1 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Secretary of Class 2 Photo Club 4 Chorus l 4 IOI-IN LEARHART ack Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Yodler 3 EdItor1al Board of Yodler 3 PhoenIc1an 4 EdI L1brary Blology Club tor1al Board of PhOenIcIan Ass1stant 4 Sen1or Play 4 2 Basketball Manager 2, ROBERT LIVINGSTON Lzvvy Band l, 2, 4 Orchestra l Intramurals 2 Chorus LOIs LYONS Pep Club 4 GIrl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Yodler 3 Student Councll l PhOen1C1an 4 Semor Play 4 Gym Club 4 Intramurals l, 2 Phoenlcran 4 'UH 1 IEAN MARSHALL Cory Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Orches tra l Sen1or Play 4 L1brary Asslstant 4 Secretary of Class 4 Pep Club 4 Pro gram Cha1rman of G1rl Reserves 4 SHIRLEY MARSHALL Glrl Reserves 3 4 Yodler 3 Gym Club 3 4 Sen1or Play 4 Chorus Phoen1cIan 4 GERALD MCCORMICK Gerk Intramurals 2 Football 3 4 H Y 3 4 W Club 3 4 Student COuncIl 4 Chapla1n of H1 Y 4 Senlor Play 4 Band l 2 Phoen1c1an 4 Basketball l 2 III I IIIKX I I I I I IN NII I 'NI I I IK I I I P , J G' ,f,, X v If - 'I -K fl 1 QE t t 5' fffzgt, ' I ', 'E' , ff' Q I 6 3 P 5' 1 A X . fli' 'S I., 5 hr, , ,.,, I, , -,H I, If-I I I. 2 -.I I. -x1- , I I I l' T l' - I I T I I -il , , - , , - - 2, . - ' - 1. 2 - - , -- i , BCI , , , 4 - , - G - , - ' - c , , - - . 3 - ' I - ' - I I ' I 1 I t ' i' A I T ' ' T '1 I - 1 I I I 1 -1 I I I - . . 4 -1- - , 3 - 3 - - 4 K7 'S' V MARY KATHRYN MCPEATERS Kay Transferred from Cochran Ir Hrgh School 3 Chorus 3 4 Grrl Reserves 3 4 Semor Play 4 CHARLOTTE MERBERGER Chorus l Phoen1c1an 4 Senlor Play 4 EILEEN MILLER Porkre G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 lntrarnuralsl 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenl cran 4 Senxor Play 4 Treasurer of Class 4 Pep Club 4 BETTY MISHLER Mrsh Pep Club 4 Grrl Reserves 2 3 4 Yodler Phoen1c1an 4 Chorus l Senror Play 4 Gym Club 3 Band l RICHARD OTT Drck Presldent of Class l nd l 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 4 Student Counctll 3 Y 2 3 Treasurer Of H1 Y 4 Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Ed1tor1al Board of Phoen1c1an 4 BERTHA OwENs Bert G1rl Reserves 3 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Sen1Or Ply 4 Gym Club l 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 EILEEN PARK Sandy Orchestra l Glrls W Club 4 Intra muralsl 2 3 4 Chorusl 4 Yoder Ed1tor1al Board of Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an Edrtorral Board of Phoenxctan L1brary Assxstant 4 Treasurer of Class 2 Senror Play 4 Gym Club l 2 3 4 Gtrl Peserves 2 3 4 PHYLLIS POWELL P1111 Transferred from Garheld Ir Hrgh School 3 G1rl Reserves 3 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Gym Club 4 Intramurals 3 Senlor Play 4 Choru 4 PHYLLIS RAYMOND lem Transferred from Ferndale hrgh School 3 G1rl Reserves 3 4 Gym Club 3 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Band 4 Semor Play 4 CHARLOTTE REESE Char! G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 clan 4 Pep Club 4 Lxbrary Asststant 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 l , 6 X A U y Q 1 ll' x Mm-, R1 ll v- x1.'e.Rt..' T xx ,Y T1 , , xx It , A V 1 sh T ,-1 . T . 4 5. i C T 1, '- I I -. 1 I T - ' ' .. - ' - G II1 Club 2, 3, 4 - Yodler 3 - Phoeni- 3 Y ' - Ba , , , 4 - - Hi , , 4 - ' - 1 . . ' ' T Q ... , A - ' l -T I I 1 i . fi t 1 , , , - , - l 3 - . . - . . ,S 4 - . . . . - . . 13:-i T., 14- . K V ll 3, AILEEN RHODES Transferred from Bedford H1gh School 2 G1rl Reserves 3 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Sen1or Play 4 IOANNE RICHARDSON I PH Secretary of G1rl Reserves 4 Pep Club 4 Secretary of Gym Club 4 G1rl Re serves 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 lntra urals l 2 3 Student Councrl l Sen1or Play 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 YLL1s RINGLER G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Chorus l Gym Club 2 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 Phoenl clan 4 Yodler 3 Pep Club 4 Sen1or Play 4 l A lx lf V1oLEr RINGLER Chorus 4 Yodler 3 Sen1or Play 4 Phoen1c1an 4 HANNAH RoBsoN Han G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoem c1an 4 Sen1or Play 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Chorus2 Treasurer of Class 3 B1ology Club 2 Inter Club Counctl Representahve 4 PEGGY RUTLEDGE Ru Transferred from Cochran Ir H1gh School 3 G1rl Reserves 3 4 Gym Club 3 4 Sen1or Play 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Ed1tor1al Board of Phoen1c1an 4 Orchestra 3 4 Band 3 Yodler 3 Assembly Commlttee 4 Intramurals 3 4 SAM SALEM Tuca Basketballl 2 3 4 Football 3 4 H1 Y W Club 3 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Yodler 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 BILL SHAHADE Gutsa Yoder 3 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 Football 3 4 Intramurals 2 H1 Y 3 SAM SHAHADE Shad Yodler 3 Band l 2 4 Orchestra 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 H Y 2 3 4 PEGGY SHUPP Moose Transferred from Penn H1gh School l Blology Club 2 G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Pep Club 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 2 V64 4 -it G R t L N . X '. Af--wa Rlftirs l li 1 1- :z l't .'fw l- .: 'r 'Nh l- 'l T ll': 'L' lt ' 'X l'.-gov l4..',.-.isa f li1If r:.1.A1.- . 1' 5 5 ,gt lun F' -Vi' ll O - I I I i 1 - ' l 1-1 I I I l- ' 1 1 1 -' T m , , , 4 - ' - . . . - 1' I I 1 I i' .- . I l- I l- ' I , , , - , - ' . 3' 4 T I It . . 1 ,Q - L , 1 1 f v, 1 1 - - 1 I 1 1 I - . - - ' ,4 , , - i , , A 1 I I I -1 llllfi' RHRX' l,t-ft fr RQ ' ' 1 I I El 'I fwfr:-S bf- snap rr rw: me - - rlL'1Nl'lC4X'x' L' T l Y, n H ' 3 -I ll ..f - Rftf-ri ,l,2 '12l l l-SQ If JW L '. '-'- ... sz: liege- Har' '.!.r.1e:1 I I 3 G f X -wr 9 v F214 ELAINE SOBOL ROSEMARY Wznrz Rosle Intramurals 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Sen1or Play 4 Ed1tor1al Board OI Yodler Edltorlal Board of Phoen1c1an 4 Lrbrary Ass1stant 4 Glrls W Club 3 4 IOANNE SWANK Chuk Chorus l 2 3 G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Treasurer of Class l Student Counc1l l Gym Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 Brology Club 2 FRANCES THOMAS M1m1 G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Sen1or Play 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 ELAINE TRINDLE G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenl clan 4 Gym Club 4 Sen1or Play 4 Lrbrary Asslstant 4 Chorus 2 Blology Club 2 Pep Club 4 Intramurals 2 3 CLAYTON TYNER Kybo Transferred from Portsmrth Hrgh School l ootball 2 3 4 Y 4 W u Intramurals l Sgt at Arms of H1 Y 4 HERBERT Wmss Wert Basketball l 2 3 4 Presldent of Class 2 Football 3, 4 H1 Y 3, 4 W Club 3, 4 Secretary Treasurer OI W Club 4 Student Counc1l 2 Phoenxctan 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 G1rl Reserves 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoem c1an 4 Band l 2 Ed1tor1al Board ot Phoen1c1an 4 Gym Club 3 Orchestra Sen1or Play 4 Student Counc1l 2 3 4 Lrbrary Ass1stant 3 Blology Club 2 Assembly Commrttee 3 DONALD WILSON Don Transferred from Greensburg Hrgh School 4 Band 4 Orchestra 4 CARL WOLF H Y 3 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Chorus 4 Sen1or Play 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 IEANNE WOLF Yodler 3 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 G1rl Reserves Z 3 4 Phoem clan 4 Ed1tor1al Board of Phoen1c1an 4 Lrbrary Assstant 4 , 1,1 , ' , pr? I 4 , 5 6 3 4. g I V A - 14 ' , V- I 5 1 . I P I t1,1' s. 11, 11111. In-111 lm., 11.11.111 n:,.r111-- 1-.M1 11.4-11 xx. te.. , xx.--, 1 xx-1 xx.,11 t,,,xx,,,1 I I W T . I - I I W W' '- P' . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , '- D l 3 - . . . . - 1, 2 1 . - . 1 1 T I 1 1 ' ' . - I - 1 ' I T . . T -t ' - i' 1 1 1 - 1 1 i 1 1 L- L. L- -1 T 1 1 1 ' D , , T -- ' I I W W -- F , , -- Hi 2, 3, - Cl b 2,3,4- ,2,3,4- . I I I -'- . :ir W I Q 5,4 ,ffx t V A, 3 ' ' y ' ff My 6 hun f My , 'V V 'ff ' ' , 'i' a l . 5 . 1 U I g If yl 'QUIK' !l',,.k yn : fa --hm: k ,of -' v-f 'Q Q -- - H .rw ' ,,.,,-, is . ' Q A 1 uuf nu 1 V ' W ' A ,, 'XS-vw W -w - 'flifffisgi -mg ,if ,Q R Ld 1 fiiiil MTL' .J .X Xxx I N315 14' 'l Nj, Q W , X ACTIO . The resumption of school activities in August found the juniors ready cmd eager to start the new year. They initiated the term by electing David Cohoe, presidentg David Coulson, vice- presidentg Iean Rogers, secretary, and Bill Ewald, treasurer. Nick Dunckel, Dick Hornick, and Regis Stinely were selected to represent the class in Student Council. After the smoke of these hard-fought election battles had cleared away, the class enthusiastically set about the task of sponsoring its Halloween dance. The affair was entitled The Spirit Spree , and was held on October twenty-sixth. This dance was a smashing success, and every- one present enjoyed the timely and appropri- ate decorations, refreshments at the Spook Bar , and music as supplied by Al Camut IIIJMI E PH ETIEALLY YU H5 and his seven-piece orchestra. Two weeks later the well-attended annual class party was held, featuring volleyball games, moving pic tures, entertainment by class talent and the ever-present refreshments. During the year the juniors proved more than ever their ample capabilities, both scholasti cally and athletically. The Honor Roll consis tently listed the names of many juniors. Those which appeared most frequently were Doris Coleman, Paul McGill, Regis Stinely, and David Coulson. In school athletics also, the juniors were well represented. David Coulson Hubert Strange, Sheldon Hunter, Frank Bon nono, Dick Hornick, Bill Gregory, Edward Sat tel, Roland Cicconi, Albert Henze, and Louis Pourron were members of the football squads 111:-1 1,fv.x 1.--' -1 119- -,g,-. 1,.- 1., 11.9.1-, lt -.r 1.14. 11 .,,, Hr.-V-w 11,11 .-'-:gm lt-'w kuf -.-. 1 : 19.1-. luv- li -. If .- lfx. --,-- -X,:'v-. 211441- llwrn'--. I-.1-' f.1,--- 4'-1--'- ltww- lt-wt-I 1- 51-QMNI1 l4l1XX -lt - hw'-1' L -.11 5' fly lf- lf 'W ll lj t'- 1-- 'X-N.,-.--. 'X Nix'-1 luv- N ll--'H N',:.', lf,.'-- IR ti,---1 l-1' ' lt if rw 1- il ' N - IP' -. li ,H XX --. X1w- V 11111411 1111xx 113 1.,.1 ff 1,'.4.1-, ti f '41f 1 lt - it f- - It-, 21. l'- -- -: r 1.1---: ll - ltd lun, liw':- lm .1 xv. taut- F-1 twtv -X '- ti ..: lbw flrv- lv:'- l'lv'. -1947- JU IUHS and were outsanding in the season's games. David Coulson supported our cagey quintet as a guard on the varsity basketball team, while Iohn Strank, Sheldon Hunter, and Dick Hornick added to the scores of the Iunior Varsi- ty. Patty Lou Wright and Iean Rogers helped to boost the student body's morale by their pep and sparkle as cheerleaders. In the field of intra-murals, both boys' and girls' teams illus- trated once again the fine spirit and good sportsmanship which have been characteristic of the class. They made up a large percentage of the personell of the band, orchestra, Photography Club, Girl Reserves, Hi-Y, W-Club, girls' chorus, and mixed chorus. In line with established custom the juniors assumed the editorship of I, -t I It- NH '- II5' . , I . , .I I I I I I N1 Xl I Hx... . .. V, I .. .'. KJV: I ': . RX14, , xx If-It. ,-IfIIIxII Iwxx It I- . II xx I N we x itx- -. I. I- I: I-- . N. I, lllllilt Ist Ixx I .- ..,. I.. xI..- Ii., It, if j Im.. I Fl 1. Is.-I uf, I.. . M II.: II:1.lt. -, I,- 1., , . ' Ie., WW. the Yodler, the school paper, and elected Carol Wineman as editor-in-chief. Carol and her staff of classmates endeavored to offer their school-mates an attractive and well written publication. Many of the juniors also took part in assembly programs of all sorts. Whether it was a dramatic, musical, or humorous assem- bly the cast almost always included juniors. On February l the junior English class pre- sented two excellent scenes from The Mer- chant of Venice . Three junior boys, Bennett Braude, David Cohoe, and Regis Stinely, made up the stage and lighting crew that always supplied the correct effects for our programs. Since the interest in dramatics ran very high. the prospects for an all-star cast for next year's Senior Play are excellent. I X ltr-'. Z I. -.g II.-H. I.--, III-'I r K I-,.- L :qi ll- -. I- XX- Q' 5- Il -'-. ..- IMI I-I., MI X' ug - NL- I I RM' z., .X---.I I Nth- .If II,- I, V-II--. 'xr yq, E hy j,.,. II., jj, ji! ,,.. j. N1--.H HI-I ww- HIV:-. tx--- III- K1 lite- :-'II-I' ll. -4- I -. lztt bam-1 'I-W ,WWI 'V' xii-' I IIUIB THE IMPATIE 'l' YEARS IIIQXI IJIIXN I.I- IQ Q- ,fx .-'vm NI-:. I 't'- I.. tx- II Nt-.X I.: I' KI .-XII I- Km, I.,- II-..I.1 I I-11-. IJ ---I Im- I4 IM' li.: I- 'I I rv X I ' - mf. A- ' I in -. ft bt-I UNI? IQIIXX ISIII II.-I' Iirf'-ww I-':. .1 L'-' v- lrwft '-,- . hw-v It I I-I IS 'N I II I tv..-' '- It , II..:s.':s':oE ll.1rr 1,..I.:w-'I S w'-- -. II,vZ'.w..:- lS:II It-I-V . I .qw-. law- is 'X IIN 'IIIIIIII ieftxx' Ia.-I--.H lor' II,-,N R I,.I I I-,,..t. lt wut, me I.. .1 II,,e..,.. rw... Ii Isnt I,,.J..,t IM' lin-1-1 .-'X.:t:' ltowt hilt kiln: 'IlI::. littli-I:1..t-. lil. II..:-.rm-II in ll..-ff The sophomores started their second cam- paign in high school with a clean slate from the former year. With the help of their capable advisers, Mrs. Wineman, Mrs. George, Miss Cohoe and Mr. Mcllnay, they elected tall, dark Herb Sherer as president, fun-living Karl Park as vice-president, popular dependable Pippy Puma as treasurer, and brilliant Earle Mc- Keever as secretary. Home room representa- tives to Student Council were then elected with Bob Squires, Iohn Hipp, and lack Buser being the ones named. Two meetings were held in order to arrange lor the class party. The party was held in the high school gym on Friday I Wt 5 Nov. 23 and everybody had a grand time. The sophomores didn't fare too well at the beginning of the year scholastically but as the year progressed they began to pick up momen- tum. A familiar honor roll name was Earle McKeever. The sophs displayed their ability to act by putting on a Gay Ninties Review for the assem- bly. The play was written and directed by Mrs. George. In the world of sports the sophomores were led by Iohn Hipp, a versatile all-round athlete, who played on both the football and the -1943- 'A' SUPHU UHE5 . , lr- fr. ,lx k'AMl.'tI. A-W-LP' H If-..,, FIRST ROV! l.--f' 'fi Pzqlk'---la .run-- rw XXX---K c lt.-' XYfiq -rr 'Nl,:i'w P Swrv-'ovis llmw Nrm- H,-'w ll. -'r-wx l,--1--'rt ., li2..i load Pa' XYt+wl Ktflz-.H Kl.I--r l '... ftvvw 3: lt -:kr l Kru Nurs-- Nlilr.3.i:r' Kl.i.'li1'.i R 1v-, if-.' ffl-:uv -tt 5- 3fiL.UNl7 RNXX' -lt-tw l.-tir'1:' li ' I -,v IJ. - N- lv,-. X In-Phi XN'.'-tw----1 ft--n 5.--9-K l'11.j.w- XX'--:': A:--i Nr: 'it fruit bi'-wr H--:N-' lb hu, Ihr- lit 'i 'lllllfllj RUXX'--lJ:- lh-mln. ltr.. 311:-,1 l: ' Nl- - lt - F' lm: FJ? f:i:l-' Sl K-'--wr ll-if 51-rr,-r Huh ?g,r-' l.--' lvl.-i'---v Hill Nllapulvs Dum- XN':l-in ful Nlwf- lt:--,-' Rua,-r - ------ 1- , A basketball first teams. Others who played on the football team were Bill Mapoles, Herb Sherer, Ken Dorian, Bob Gregory, Chuck Coul- son, Dave Wilson, Harry Gardner, Owen Hunt, Iirn Ruff, Bob Squires and Luke Weimer. Sherer played on the I. V. basketball team. Many of the sophomores took an active part in intramurals. Both the boys and girls offered stiff competition to the other classes in basket- ball, mushball, ping-pong and all the other intramural activities. The sophomores had many other talents. The orchestra, band, and chorus accepted a great number of sophomores as members. In cheer- leading Rosalyn Romanoff led the way for the sophomores. The sophomores were represented at most of the social affairs by a large turnout. Many of them were seen at the numerous gym jams after the basketball games and at the class dance. The sophomores closed their school year with a dance which was highly successful for everybody. The juniors of next year have much to look forward to and, being prepared mentally and physically, will try to make it the best year they have ever had. up llffbl RUXK l--lt Pic -lh' l.- '.'-r-:.g'-: ll'-. , K.:-V flxzmif:--v, I-Miz' Izwwvff I-1 ' bww Klnr.-'. ,-'X1,,,.. Klum limi' XX l..-:- ll Nlil flxll NKPXY l'.1' lf--ffrtzim Hv x K.i.l ,v I'.1' K4 f '1' fl1..w-'.- l'r.s::.vs Krmxz-'r tim.-:Ex lJ.n:- lim:-' -' l.--.4 X l'.1' Nl , . lo,.-- Hr--tg-mm 'l'llll'llJ RUXN' K. --- .- ll-'ffl'-x 5p.r.g--wg Iota- lJ.1.:.t K1 K- llffvlmxtf Nfmx' Kmmvm-rx lftlsnrtt Klrr.--v l7.l-..l li'-vvwv l', ': Kllwmilfr v Clnllws Kltllwmilfl Rlflvnltl Altllf-' -lfl High school life seems to be very agreeable for the freshmen, both scholastically and social- ly. They have a long list of names that always appear on the honor roll, and a number of freshman faces are to be seen at all of the school functions. The freshmen got off to a good start in their first class meeting at the beginning of the term by electing a group of very capable officers: Simeon Margolis, president, Stuart Kline, vice president, Nancy Reese, secretary, David Mc- Cormick, treasurer. Following this, they chose as their representatives in Student Council, Helen Stanton, Phyllis Price, and Kenneth Heff- ley. Fred Ewald was the only member of the freshman class to be elected to the Hi-Y. The prowess of the freshmen in athletics ll ll V., .. ll fi-.mix Ifw-iz: Iwi ff- . fir ww Nl: 1-' ll -J.: l'r'.. .-'X.:.iv- 5' H-. lD4z,- lion' Kip '1- fi- fx lv- Ilia -V lui,-1' 'Nlt vw: ll.,.tg'.- liww Rl.-'r ftvr'-.X Md:-. Iv 1- lfi-..' lJ.,:-fr., 4L.:x.--'- :X llnlnrr- lm- l'-I---:-' log g I ll.i1:-, lit- I Inari hip- l!',:.v' final-'X lui' UH ?i'fv flew-. 4 Ftw' IN H F v-M514-..o IM. 1 lvl-: XX I. Ili Kin, played an important part in their school life. Stuart Kline, the freshmen's most promising football player, received his letter by playing tackle on the varsity team. Fred Ewald, often seen carrying water buckets on and off the field, was the freshman manager. The fresh- man basketball team proved to be very suc- cessful in the boy's intramurals by winning three straight games, but dropped out to con- centrate on the city junior high school league. A substitute freshman team took their place. The members of the team are: David Mc- Cormick, Harry Drew, Stuart Kline, Simeon Margolis, David Gipe, Barry Robinson, Charles Zimmerman, and Wilfred Hlivko. Spurgeon Iohns is the freshman manager for the varsity basketball team. IIIJMINB THE EHEE YEARS llllil Rlflls' l.rf' l-.4 --Xiu. -- Il. ...,:'- lf --' ': .14 KJ 1-.- 5 -- I.. .1 lhrsr- IM' . ff.: 1 5'--1.1 X ,.. l.. R '.X'.-.1,- XX -.rf-r: 'Jr--r A 1:---. l'.::.1- A,::H. rrhfw il r'.':'- 1- - I . f I 5fz4.f1NlJ RUNS'-B... 5 f fill-. lk:---. .-XE. f- V- 4.-' I' N1 lf N t A lf' ' rx - ,, ...L--. v. :,,..g by r 'r ' F. ','.j .z!i.. IJ X U J 'kt X 'IHIIQIJRf1XN'fll.,r..A-. lf.,:i-rox: I-rf: w vp- NY N- N I 'Nl lf e le Nt I If Nl 'ni liz- ltitfi'-w l .if um- . 911 ff v 11.1 .2- The girls have also showed up well in ath- letics. Pat Hoffman, a promising young Robin Hood, came in second in the archery tourna- ment. Val Picking, Miriam Anderson, and Marion Williams were also in the tournament. The freshman girls showed their ability in deck tennis by giving the upper class girls some stiff competition. Members of the deck tennis team Were: Val Picking, Betty Kauffman, Pat Kauff- man, Miriam Anderson, Roberta Claycomb, Ianet Kels, Iesse Young, Stella Villa, Dolores Fox, Alice Stinely, Lois Hostetler, and Sally Pursel. The freshman girls' intramural basket- ball team, captained by Pat Kauffman and Val Picking, also gave the other classes a fight for their money . -1949- PHESHMEN The freshmen went all out for music by plac- ing many of their members in the band, and many more in the chorus and orchestra. They show much promise, and will make the con- certs and operettas of the future successful. In participating in all these activities the freshmen have not forgotten Why they are in school. They have placed many students on the honor roll with such names as Simeon Margolis, Anne Bell, Ianet Kels, Miriam Ander- son, Robert Bailey, Val Picking, Marvin Saver- ing, Alice Stinely, Audrey Thomas, and Ann Weals appearing time after time. The freshmen have received much help from their class advisers, Miss Roberta Williams, Miss Iosephine Williams, Miss Elizabeth Greer, and Mr. William Askey. ln., I ' N4,.:!x ' 111- 1 li -.-., ., AV VU, MWA IIE SHUWI B5 UF sin' in... 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Y- Y v- -Q A -,-w.,,Yi..,- THE EYES AND EAH5 UF THE VIJHLD THE EU SPIHATUHS Alf FII I F L1 If Hx a mn m Inn rm' p 4 SI N van un xllu on frv r If-ru r c rm v fs maxn aut vlx Nac- mma a r ormu am- xr rx 1 an r a av one on rq x I Rn cmarx r L harlmvc rrhcrqrr rlxw 1 rl a nr vm C v r A unc' ar A an u lr a ru I7 xII1 Raxrnnnrf Nhrrlex Mar hall UND ROW anrlmq H rrx R It r aura xl 1 A xllx vu umda Dm r m Nah-rn 1 f u r ru ou-r am a rw or a rxxncr naq m an m rrrlqa r nu vm Startrng work early rn the summer the Phoen1c1an staff has attempted to put out one of the best year books ever publrshed and to grve the students a panoram1c v1ew of the school Several new rdeas were 1ncorporated 1n th1s year s Phoenlcran among them the use 1 XI1Il I I A FA nar XM-1 Q X NDINL but f'mll 'Sl! 42 of stlck hgures The staff hopes that the student body W1ll l1ke these 1nnovat1ons War restr1c t1ons created many barr1ers and because of them an advanced pub11sh1ng date was neces sary The whole staff Worked doubly hard to c1rcumvent all these d1ff1cult1es and to g1ve you th1S yearbook on t1me Spec1al credlt must be g1ven to the typ1ng staff for the1r splendrd co operatron The buslness staff earned h1gh pra1se by 1ts ach1evement 1n havlng 93 f of the students purchase the Phoen1c1cm They worked t1re1ess1y at remrnd 1ng the students to buy the yearbook and they thus 1n sured a successful cam pa1gn The one hope of the 'N Phoen1c1an staff IS that 1t w1ll please the students If t does that they W1ll know work and t1me were well spent nf'- QQ : Y Y Y I n - -4 :I T 'YA '77-'H A' T U 4' r f Y U Ptiftt-Nil IAN 5I'AI'l' Ne A I-,mmf M I-v-Ib I, Irw lurk Ilwtf Nm tl 1.-,,,,,,f xx..1r 1-,-,mx pmt ,1 ,- Au, Ld It I,-my IIN ' I.-nl If blmrt UNL Un I, X lnpprrs wh tu Uris' It ti-x IN ns VIRQM RUN' 5 rt g 'Ph s Pnurll title Mxllrr IJ- K Ilctl-c AI Rh td s Nm I Iixqlrb rt R0 f D K I,- .I Irxx E Gr tr U een N . 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A meet1ng of all the 1un1ors 1nterested 1n the -A Yodler was held late 1n September cmd C a r ol Wrneman was elected edrtor rn chref Wlth the helpful guldance of Mxss Margaret Greer the facul ty advrser and last year s ed1tors the staff was chos en and went to work 1m medrately A new type of paper pr1nted by a company 1n Greensburg was brought to the attentlon of the staff Many schools 1nclud1ng South mont, had adopted the new setup the chref ad vantage of wh1ch was to enable the staff to pr1nt more snapshots and cuts It also requlred a much shorter trme to pr1nt and therefore each 1ssue was more up to date Although the staff was larger than usual th1s year each member a t1vely partrcrpated 1n producrng the paper An extra mrmeographed sheet d1splay1ng a burst of non sensrcal poetry was rnserted ln a few rssues A number of new features such as the Imagrne column ap X 11651 VX dl w H11- X Nl5lNl A c peared 1n addrtron to several arhcles of long stand1ng a few of wh1ch were g1ven new tltles dur1ng the year Many school GCl1V1l1eS, 1nclud1ng assemblres, dances, 1n1t1at1ons, class partles and sports events were pubhcrzed through the paper W1th the hrgh pressure tact1cs of Lennre Cromer Regrs Stmely Paul McG1ll and B111 Glosser crssocrate edltors and the co operatron of the staff all dead lrnes were me 1 11 A rw 1-rqu N, I r A1 llaqd ra rv cr 1 1 a ma 1 new a Y fav 4 f- f rn- Xr 1 N 1 1 111 A1 111 mm A A A N14 if N 'Visa peg 'bl EU FIDE TI!-lL AGE T5 4- l f l l f 4 I - , . 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H 'ff ' ' 1 2, ' 1 ' -. , r A f A 5, ' U HL 1 1 mt 1 1111111 .1 dm A 11 11 1111111 x1 11 1 1 rn Thrs organ1zat1on whose purpose 15 to create, ma1nta1n and extend throughout the school and communrty a h1gh standard of Chr1st1an character was pres1ded over th1s year by Dav1d Coulson Lynn Engh was v1ce pres1dent, Hubert Strange secretary Drck Ott was elected treasurer and Gerald McCorm1ck chaplam Mr W1ll1am Askey who d1d an excellent Job was supervrsor for the club The club consxsts of forty members but be cause of the arrlval of students from other schools the enrollment has lncreased to forty two New members are elected to the c ub twrce a year Thxs IS always an en1oyable t1me for old members but an eventful and ted1ous t1me for the new candldates Some of the act1v1t1es th1s year consrsted of hav1ng an mtra club volleyball league plac1ng a basketball team 1n the H1 Y league sponsored by the Y M C A and the Greater Iohnstown H1 Y Councrl g1v1ng a gym dance and holdmg a H1 Y Glrl Re serves dance The H1 Y club has a sum of money to be used along w1th money left by the sen1or class to help buy a score board for the athlettc fleld A p1cn1c held 1n Stack house Park ended a successful year f'N N 1 1 r 11 C1 11 r ur 1111 fc.-1 11 am 1' 11 11 an .-1111.111 rs' 1 ran c 11 1 au nv no rad Vl1Corn11 rw 1 A au- 1-con 1111rcr nn c 1 ann om 1 nmrm m 0 n oxe rrmalne' N UND RUXN Inm kcrrlqar xl' 1 xt on rc rv 11 1111111 1 r cc 1 imc' lxauf mar r rx rmn 1 c im a an 11 '1 Barn Nan' Satm 14435 K- ra-ii: Jlli. 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V Y l 1 Q Y h ' ir-'Ll' ' V 5 The hrst actrvrty of the year was elect1on J of Ioan Engh presrdent Patty Lou Wnght vrce AN presxdent Ioanne Rrch ardson secretary Lu clnda Dunckel treas urer Hannah Robson, Inter Club Councrl Re presentatlve, and lean Marshall p r o g r a m cha1rman M1ss Cohoe and M1ss Hershberger were our advlsers I the fall the G1rl Re serves held a we1ner roast rn Stackhouse Park Smce there was only one class to IDI tlate thls year they got a work out next year they w1ll have thelr fun Hear1ng about the suffenng people of the World, we gave to a needy famlly at Chrrstrnas and sen clothlng to Europe The rnarn a1tract1on th1s year was our evenmg meetmg rn Whrch we 'Q Of FIC FRS el to R1qhl oan in 'N dr .4 rnqram Ch.-nr man Luunda Dunakel lr... 1h.1r 111. rlqhl V :- used vocat1ons as our theme Several ex perrenced Workers spoke to us about careers Some of our glrls Worked as nurses ardes at Memor1al Hospltal The Grrl Re serves sponsored a gym dance 1n February and a1ded the H1 Y rn holdmg a drag dance on March 8 bl' ROV! 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The student Councrl 0 N of 1945 46 was more Q G than a frgure head Under the tactful d1rec t1on of the advlser Mzss Margaret Greer and the able leadershrp of offtcers the organ1za t1on played an lmpor tant part 1n the scholas trc soc1al and sports l1fe of the school Bob Barrett presrdent presrded over weekly Tuesday meetrngs and kept members alert and mterested rn Counc1l work Vrce presrdent Drck Horn1ck and secretary Betty Lou Foust proved thelr abrhty for eff1c1ency and cooperatron 1n therr off1ces One of the ob1ect1ves 1n Student Counclls work for the year was to set up standards of behavror rn conductxng meet mgs ln sponsorrng soc1al affa1rs and rn pro motmg loyalty to the school Rules ot Parl1a mentary procedure were made avarlable to all students Charts were made to show responsrbrllttes and dut1es of the 1nd1v1dual classes and clubs Another project of th1s years student government was to brrng to the attentron of the student body the per dat sonal qualrtres on whrch the pup1ls are rated when they make applrcatron for college or work Councrl let the student know what was expected of hrm and what went on the 1nd1v1dual s off1c1al record whrch IS used for recommendatrons at any trme Councrl th1s year trled to obtarn for pup1ls rncreased prrvrleges and a deeper respect for respon s1b1l1t1es to teachers and fellow pup1ls Councrl was qurte mterested 1n promot1ng soc1al affarrs It sponsored a Vrctory dance to f1n1sh a successful football season Gym dances were allotted to those groups whrch needed them most and Councrl members tr1ed to make the dances successful A rangements were made for supply1ng trans portatron to football and basketball games Plans were dlscussed for prov1d1ng bus transportat1on to games next year for the convenlence of the students Dlscusslons were held on the pOSSlbll1l19S of addlng to the currtculum a course 1n dramat1cs and also a cooklng course for boys Every mem ber of the student councrl feels that berng part of student government has helped h1m 1n h1s own development and hopes that there have been some WorthWh1le beneflts to the student body 4 K 1 -ggi THE ALLEY UF IIEEISIIQI , rx- f . .. . . 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BBA E ME Q s .lr I At the frrst meetrng of the W Club an actrve orgamzatlon whose members are all football basketball or track lettermen the newly elected offrcers took on the1r dut1es These boys had been chosen at the end of last years school term Versatlle Bob Barrett had been selected as pres1dent actrve Dave Coulson as v1ce pres1dent alert Herb Welss as secretary treasurer and athletrc Gene Kauffman as sergeant at arms The members dec1ded that the captam of each sport should wear a wh1te sweater wrth a red letter and a star to 1nd1cate h1s captalncy Floyd Boyer and Bob Barrett were elected as the co captams of the football team It was also determ1ned whtch gym dances the W Club wanted The Club allowed to sponsor any such dances that the boys wrsh because these affa1rs are the organr zatlon s only means of mak1ng money There was some change 1n the letters th1s year Mr Engh sent away for them The new letters con srst of one large red W w1th the U Y wrthtn the W There are three drfferent emblems small footballs basketballs and feet Whrch can be placed 1n the corner of the W to 1nd1cate the sport 1n whrch the member part1c1pated After gettrng hrs letter and emblem the athlete wlll -asia. XKIB get h1s serv1ce strlpes Thts was dec1ded be cause of the space the other letters took up The 1n1tat1on of the new members took place after the regular buslness meet1ng was over The 1n1t1at1on proved to be very successful the affa1r was very secret1ve The fellows were strff and sore for a few weeks but they took the 1n1t1at1on 1n the1r strrde The members who were rnducted were all from the football team To become a member the 1nd1v1dual must partl c1pate rn at least f1fty one per cent of the games for wh1ch he earns h1s letter A track man must have ten potnts to get h1s letter B1ll Gregory and Iohn Htpp the two hard runn1ng backs were admrtted Watch these boys next year they w1ll be two great stars Frank Bonnono B111 Mapoles and Stuart Kl1ne were the lrnemen who deserve a lot of credlt for holdrng up the forward wall A week before the 1n1t1at1on the new fellows had var1ous dut1es whrch they had to perform for the old members After the humorous 1n1t1at1on the enttre club went to Alwme s where they had a gala banquet The boys have only two meet1ngs a year One IS 1n the fall at wh1ch the 1n1t1at1on of all new members takes place The other meet1ng IS the spr1ng for the electron of ofhcers DQ at DQ D . .A Q f QP --C l I: -if ,' -. - ' 1 - 1 1 , A M, -1 + T - 1 N1 . .sf H ru 'tr tt 3, T 1 2 f , , 3 we 4 A N , U , V, . 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' I . . n . 11 . qt The Photography Club started 1ts fourth suc cessful year after be1ng establ1shed four years ago through a charter from the student counc1l The club has proved both d1fferent and 1nter est1ng 1n the past and lh1S year was no excep t1on The club started thelr annual GCl1Vll19S by elect1ng D1vy Cohoe presrdent RGQIS Stmely v1cepres1dent and Carol Wlneman ecretary trea urer These off1cers proved very successful 1n the1r leadershrp and the other member Were prompt 1n carrylng out thelr 1deas The club was enlarged th1s year by adm1t t1ng flfteen new members from freshman soph more 1un1or and sen1or classes Thls now makes the total membershlp twenty SIX Wlth M1ss Greer as the1r advxser the boys and g1rls d1d many useful th1ngs for the school They took many of the p1ctures used 1n the Phoen1 cxan and also the Yodler At the football and basketball games and also on the campus these camera frends could be seen hurryxng around trylng to get the most unusual shots 48 The students and teachers always had to be on the alert as they could never tell when they were the obyect of 1nterest Thelr meet1ngs cons1sted of group d1scuss1ons and 1l'ldlVldllGl talks on the fundamentals of photography They studred developmg pr1nt1ng and enlarg 1ng p1ctures and also exper1mented rn these f1e1ds Thetr ma1n problem thzs year was ob talnmg a darkroom for develop1ng purposes They have all the necessary equlpment and every member IS now looktng for a surtable darkroom Durlng the year they sponsored many GCl1V1l1eS 1n whrch non photo club mem bers could partlcrpate In the fall they held a contest for the most unusual and 1nterest1ng p1ctures of anythmg connected w1th the school students and faculty Due to many other act1 V1t16S thls contest was not completed The1r annual dance rn the sprang was largely at tended to make a very enjoyable evenmg The funds ralsed from thrs event were used for pur chasmg new eqmpment for the club We hope the Photography Club w1ll contmue llS fme work rn the future ST EE EVEHYBUIIY Sl N tr Growrng Pa1ns ably d1rected by Mrss Ger hardt was produced by the Sen1or Class of 1946 on November 30 It starred Bruce Ideson Rosemary Wertz Ioan Engh and Carl Wol A three act comedy wr1tten by Aurama Rou venrol the play portrayed the l1fe of an ordrn ary Amerxcan famrly the Mclntyres of Call forma Bruce Ideson a dl t1ngu1shed Latm professor knew everythrng about Latm but nothlng about br1ng1ng up chrldren Rosemary Wertz h1s Wlle played her part extremely well as she por rayed v1v1d1y her worrres over her two growlng chlldren Ioan Engh as Terry 1llus trated the teen ager who wanted to grow up all of a sudden and then after experrencmg all the heart breaks of berng a young woman was sat1sf1ed w1th just berng herself Carl Wolf as George McIntyre kept us all wonder 1ng Wllh h1s grrl troubles Betty Lou Foust as Prudence Darlrng was a typ1cal coquette who kept George steppmg throughout the entrre play lean Marshall as Mrs Patterson played the mother of Elsle Iocelyn Gnfhth The un popular Elsre kept the audlence entertarned by her ch1ld1sh actrons The rest of the cast was as follows Lynn Engh Vernon Iones Elarne 49 h tw Sobol Agnes Bash Elleen Park Lors Lyons D1ck Ott Iohn Horty Peggy Rutledge lack Coppersmrth Drck Adams Lours Coppersmrth Blame Trlndle Charlotte Merberger and Bob Kahl The play took place 1n the patro of the Mc Intyre home It wa about teen agers and therr perplexmg problems The play got under way Wllh George tellmg Terry that It was about trme for her to grow up and become a lady Then Terry deC1ded much to the regret of her parents to go 1nto h1gh heels and s1lk stock rngs The cl1max came when the Mclntyres gave a party and Terry found out that growlng up had 1lS dxsadvantages George found out too that he was not the only one ln Prudence s love l1fe The party ended wrth George s h1t trng a cop and belng taken to 1a1l We must not forget Frrtz the dog who though he was new to actmg was very much at ease Thls play was enloyed by everyone and the semors were proud to be able to present rt We want to thank Mrss Gerhardt the d1rec tor and the stage crew for maklng th1s play posslble The stage crew worked hard to make the scenery and the sound effects The play went over w1th a bang -f 'f-4 .1 ' I . 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I Th1s was a stand out year tor the band of W U Y Many new and varied moments came to those instrumentahsts during 1945 46 This year the band drilled at all of the home games and also at Bedford But the climax of the football season came when they performed a well executed drill at the Point Stadium The appreciated by the students of our school but also by the Southmont pupils During the year an exchange assembly was grven there and many flattering remarks were received from the students The program was 1n the modern or semi classical tone and was very well liked by our neighbors Mrs Grandinett directed until Mr Edmund Horner returned from the servce and took over his old 1ob He did an excellent yob of reburldlng some of the weaker sections mak1ng our Sprlng Concert cr success The program for this concert fitted in with the peacetime train of thought ol neighborliness with other countries Songs ol foreign coun tries were featured as well as our own Amer ican a1rs Instrumental trios and solos were featured in the March l5th presentation A outstanding attractron was Bob Hommays sparkling trumpet solo The Arbuckelemear Polka For quite a few members of the band the concert was the finale of their h1gh school pearance that evening The Phoenlcian would like to wish each one of the band the best of luck in his future musical career The work which they and their director did was greatly appreciated by everyone M SIE FIQIH MILLIU S l . . . - A . . I n . , . , abilities ot our Music Makers were not only music careers. Seniors made their farewell ap- , . - . I . 50 N 4 ll 1 The Mtxed Chorus under the d1rect1on of Mr Ackley rehearsed twrce a Week to the accom pamment of Ieanne Wolfe who Wa a sts ed by Iean Marshall The group conslsted of about th1rty boys and f1fty grrl who had a very co operatlve sp r1t ThlS year for the f1rst t1me rn two years the boys expressed thelr des1re to Joln the chorus After a b1t of debatmg they were taken The Chrlstmas Assembly ln Wh1Ch the chorus was the mam feature was a great success Mr Ackleys arrangements of Away ln a Manger Sllent N1ght O L1ttle Town of Bethlehem and old fam1l1ar Chrtst mas carols were sung by the chorus whrle Mrs W1nernan s art class dlsplayed human portratts of the blessed Chr1stmas story Three members Bob Lrvlngston Carl Wolf and Bruce Ideson sang an enloyable selectxon We Three Klngs of Orlent Are on th1s program An assembly mg 1n February featured the chorus 1n several COI1'1lCGl popular numbers whlch were emoyed by everyone The Sprmg Concert held rn May was a great success The boys of our school showed an excellent Splfll of cooperatlon and loyalty ln 1o1n1ng Mr Ackley and the Chorus They Worked and llstened well to the lnstructtons of therr dlrec tor The g1rls too lndtcated thelr wllllngness to work Chorus practlce each Tuesday and Thursday morn1ng was a t1me of fun as Well as Work for all Each member of the chorus enloyed the enchanttng melody of N1ght and Day the trlcky t1me of Asleep rn the Deep and the gay Lrza Iane Soo and small group work served as a means of developmg conflden e 1n talented chorus members rn srng mg before a number of people The M1xed Chorus of l945 46 1n the West mont Upper Yoder Hrgh School owed much of 1ts success to 1ts very able dlrector and accom panlsts M Aclfley had the knack of maklng rnustc the most enloyable act1v1ty w1th1n our school Yes chorus was fun thts year and not one member regretted that he 1o1ned EA T HELP SINGING 'uw Q- Q.: 'v K K-. t tm. 1' mm' 1.-sw re. -1 x1.,tf1.. 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'Wr- On September 14 Westmont Upper Yoders grld forces began the 1945 carnpalgn by run nlng rough shod over R1chland Twp 26 U Floyd Boyer cl1maxed a htty l1Ve yard dr1ve by sk1rt1ng the end for our hrst score Herb Werss cllmaxed a second quarter dr1ve by scor1ng on an e1ghteen yard end run In the second halt Westmont scored on an oft tackle smash by Boyer and on a pretty pass play Coulson to Strange that cl1nched the game for W U Y On September 22 our grrdders traveled to Lock Haven where they scored a dec1s1ve 20 U vlctory Westmont scored early ln the hrst quarter on a long dr1ve The H1lltopper capltallzed on a Lock Haven tumble 1n the second quarter and agam our backs pounded the l1ne to score In the fourth quarter W U Y scored on an lnterceptlon and a short dr1ve Wllh Floyd Boyer carrymg the ball over September 28 saw W UY lourney to Bedford to play under the llghts The B1sons sport1ng 'eam of last runnlng hard Q' bloclang boys capltallzed heav1ly on Westmont mlsplays throughout the game to hand our boys the1r hrst set back On October 5 Westmont and Conemaugh Twp battled to a scoreless t1e Both teams fa11ed to cap1tal1ze on the1r scor1ng opportum l19S The Enghmen staged a S1XlY yard dr1ve only to become stalled on the Indlans seven vard l1ne A long pass to Barrett 1n the clear drlbbled off h1s t1ngert1ps The Indlans came back to launch a dr1ve that was halted only tn the shadow ot our goal posts The H1lltoppers txnal scormg opportunlty came when Coulson completed a pass to Boyer only to have 1t fum bled away and wlth 1t our hopes of scor1ng Ebensburgs underdog cleven provmded Sllll compe 1t1on tor our grxdders on October 12 at Prlce Memorlal F1eld but the Enghmen man aged to cap1tal1ze on two scor1ng opportunltxes when IH the tlrst quarter Coulson tossed an aer1al to Strange for a score and ID the thlrd pertod Boyer cltmaxed a dr1ve by sl1c1ng around left end 'o score tandlng up Ebens burg threatened 1n the last quarter tlnally be 1ng held for downs ol our ten yard l1ne Flnal score W U Y 12 Ebensburg U On October 20 our g1rd force traveled to tContmued or Page 56l E 19' s. - c 9 - ,,. xv - 1 1 wr N, P! . ,f '1 ' . 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A UNIIEHTI-ll ELUHY K KHIYRIPADI-RS h h Practlce makes perfect was the motto of the seven cheerleaders who practrced d1l1gent ly three trmes a week When We re Up We re Up and Victory Cry were lntroduced wrth somersaults and handstands New motrons pepped up the favorrtes Dynamo and Boom a llnka Every effort was made so that the whole squad could attend the games Our cheerleaders came rn second 1n the annual cheerleadrng contest wh1ch was held at Som erset The cheerleaders were Clndy Dunckel Ioan Engh Betty Lou Foust and Charlotte Krrvulka senlors Iean Rogers and Patty Lou Wrrght yunrors and ROS19 Rornanoff sopho more An essentral part of every team IS the mana ger whether the sport 1S football or basketball These football managers trred to please th team ln anythrng from shoelaces to bandalds B111 Ewald and B111 Grove assumed the respon Slblllly of teachrng Iack Bennett and Fred Bwald the necessary rrtes Sad exper1ences do happen as was shown when one of Bedford s players sat on Fred Ewald s pet water bucket The basketball managers Drck Ott Ioel Kran rch Chuck Coulson and Spurgeon Iohns drd a bang up 1ob of keeprng track of the balls and fold1ng towels Coach Engh com pleted another suc cessful year as foot ball and basketball mentor Hrs asslstant was W1ll1am Askey Eg? 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' I 'J Ind1ana only to be thoroughly subdued 24 13 by the runn1ng and pass1ng of Ind1ana s tr1ple threat back Bzlly Hunter The Ind1ans scored lW1C6 v1a passes Hunter to Stapleton aga1n on a pretty slxty seven yard by Hunter and last on a long dr1ve Westmont managed to score twrce 1n the last perlod on passes by Coulson to Strange W U Y and Somerset battled to a 12 12 t1e on October 26 at Pr1ce Memorral F1eld The H1lltoppers scored quxckly on a well d1vers1f1ed offenswe dr1ve and agam 1n the th1rd per1od when Boyer lntercepted a Somerset pass and ran n1nety yards to score Both tr1es for the extra po1nt fa1led Somerset scored late 1n the th1rd perlod after recoverzng a Westmont fum ble Early 1n the fourth quarter Coulson s flat pass was lntercepted by Emert who galloped thrrty yards to t1e the score On November 3 W U Y played Ferndale Hlgh at the Po1nt Stad1um to the tune of 20 6 Westmont took the open1ng k1ckoff and staged a determmned dr1ve that netted a touch down Q ,v ff . 7 .Q ' 1, if x XX, on ten plays Floyd Boyer plunged for the extra po1nt Ferndale came back brlefly to connect on a thrrty yard pass play and Gehl man s l1ne buck for a score From then on 1t was all Westmont Late rn the second quarter the Hllltoppers staged another dr1ve that was chmaxed when Dave Coulson scored from the one Dur1ng the second half Westmont held the Yellow Iackets wlthout a flrst down whlle they started a dr1ve late ln the th1rd perlod that was culrrnnated early 1n the last quarter when Boyer bucked across from the two Not sat1sf1ed the Enghman started another offen s1ve Wllh Half back Boyer bear1ng the brunt of the ball totlng that was halted on the St1ngers two yard llne only by the end1ng of the game Westmont s season th1s year was very sat1s factory not only from the standpo1nt of games won and lost but rather from the fact that 1n every game the boys gave the1r b st that W U Y m1ghtw1n By do1ngth1s they were keepmg aloft the Splfll of hne sportsmanshlp that Coach Enghs teams have always been noted for FOOTBALL SCORES W U Y 20 Lock Haven 0 W U Y W Y 0 Bedford 26 W U Y lndlana 24 Somerset 12 W U Y 20 Ferndale xx: um .mul zmwm1..n W. U. Y. 26 .................,....,....A..,.V,,. Richland 0 W. U. Y. 0 ,,t,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,. Conemaugh Twp. 0 . . . . ,,,,,,, .,,, , ,. . . . 13 .,,., ., H ,, , ' .U.. ..,..,r... , ...l2., L . . . ,,.,rr,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,AA,,,,,,,,, 6 56 Robert Davns Bubbles 173 lbs sta wart and unyleldmg center peppy strong on both de lense and offense recelved honorable mentron on Tnbune All Star Team Clayton Tyner Kybo 170 lbs huge tackle w1th supenor blocklng ab1l1ty frerce and bruxsmg to opponents recelved honorable mention on All Star 'leam Gene Kauffman Gene 150 lbs started season as reserve quarter back transferred to guard later good sport terror m Ferndale backfxeld celved honorable mention on All Star Team Floyd Boyer Flood s Co captam fastest man on team hard to stop played rlght half for two seasons played bang up game agamst Ferndale ruff and ready made 3rd team on the Trlbune All Star Team Robert Barrett Hrram 165 lbs stocky rugged full back asset to any team had touchdown punch Co captann team s human battermg ram Herbert Welss Herb 150 lbs left half back a dependable l reguar threw good short swlft passes tned hard constantly Samuel Salem Tuka h1s feet could hgure out opponents plays Iames Iohns Irggy tall rangy end also played tackle could snag passes saw lots of actlon Robert Clark Possle s reserve end undymg Splfll tned hard whenever he got 1nto the game llked to catch passes William Shahade 1 140 lbs short but solid reserve llnes man lots of pep and guts h1t hard able substltute Rrchard Adams Whrtey 140 lbs Iumor varslty lmesman strong sturdy tackler Iames Dyche Duchy s reserve guard on forward wall undaunted lcfyalty Iohn Dcmyluk Moe s substitute backfreld man could run and pass enloyed guessmg plays of oppos mg teams Gerald McCormick Glrk 150 lbs brg capable guard good blocker drxlled holes for backfreld players on offense recelved honorable mentlon on All Star Team l- 1. 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'l ' THAT S THE SPIRIT qh tw tw Westmont H1gh s Hrlltoppers f1l'11Sl'16d a very successful season w1th a record of frfteen wrns and three losses Under the leadershrp of Coach Carl Engh the boys started off w1th a bang Wlth f1ve stra1ght vrctorres over Somerset Alumm Conemaugh Townshlp W1ndber and Allegany before los1ng the1r f1rst tr1 county league t1lt to a strong Ind1ana qu1ntet on the Indrans court 48 29 After thumprng Ebens burg Westmont h1t 1ts str1de to w1n over Iohnstown 2919 Frlday of the same week fans saw probably the most exc1t1ng game of the campargn when the boys from W U Y scored l2 polnts ln the last two mlnutes to defeat Fern dale 38 34 Thrs w1n put them 1n a f1rst place he wrth Ind1ana Westmont then defeated Conemaugh Townshrp for the second trme and went to Ebens burg to wn 2515 1n a game 1n whrch Ebens burg was content t freeze the ball almost half the game Followmg that game they ran the1r streak to SIX stra1ght games wrth a v1c tory over W1ndber The Hrlltoppers then lost a heart breaker to Iohnstown 28 26 a loss whrch put them 1n a deadlock for second place Wllh Iohnstown That same week the Red and Gray mach1ne roared back 1nto a f1rst place t1e by trouncrng the hrgh r1d1ng boys from Ind1ana 33 22 Westmont needed only a Wm over Ferndale to assure a t1e wrth Ind1ana Then wlthout the servlces of center Irm Iohns who cracked h1s ankle 1n practlce the week prror to the game Westmont squeezed out a 36 31 v1ctory over Ferndale The Hxlltoppers then annexed a 42 35 v1ctory over Somerset on the Eagles floor It was then trme to play Ind1ana rn the xmportant engagement the w1n ner to walk off w1th the Trl County League Champronshxp A second quarter splurge put the Ind1ans ll pomts ahead of the Red and Gray Thrs proved too much of a gap and although Westmont fought on even terms the rest of the game the fmal score showed that Ind1ana had won 39 28 Allegany beat Westmont 33 26 on March 8 , H L figflbll' NUXN'!f.rfY lu R1 t-flint Barn!! lnvhn lflpp. ffcr Vtvrlss lluarlw ffngh, Dau' Coulson lxm lnhnk. tm .nu 5fiLfUNl7 RUXK'-Cfhvr-L Cluulsnn bhrlnfnn Hunrrr. 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Somerset Alumm Con Twp Wmdber Allegany lnd1ana Ebensburg Iohnstown guard BOB DAv1 Bubbles varslty capta1n dead on long shot could s1nk them from anywhere on backcourt excellent at rebound Work h1S passmg steadzed fellows and bu1lt up score could d1sh 1t out and take 1t IIM IOHNS hggy SIX foot center a s1de set shot art1st always 1n there f1ght 1ng for the ball rel1able steady team player cons1stently l1vened up the game blocked many shots made many po1nts on follow up shots HERBERT Wmss Herby specrahzed 1n fast breaks a h1gh scorlng set shot wh1z opponents found th1s tr1cky l1ttle forward hard to stop steady alert and calm Con Twp Ebensburg Wlndber Iohnstown Indlana Ferndale Somerset Indlana always on the yob to boo t score when mo t needed BOB BARRETT guard one of the scrap plest plaver on the team full of pep and tr1cky cagework good ball handler never gave up always d1d h1S best GENE KAUFMAN forward put 1n bas kets from any angle cooperated well generally got h1S share of pomts set up many scores w1th h1S expert passwork could be counted on to rel1eve trred forwards IOHN DANYLUK Moe fast mov1ng forward spark plug of I V squad se shot spec1al1st qu1ck 1n h1S movements possessed basketball sense opponents found hxm hard to guard egsfvvzgqgg :mmrvw 59 LHC W. 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V K ' FHIE IJLY E EMIE5 The boys lntramural program got off to a fast start on September l7 wrth a football game between the sen1or and 1un1or classes The senlors were the wlnners rn that contest and went on from there to w1n f1Ve more games and f1n1sh the season undefeated rn srx games The 1un1ors frnrshed a close second to the w1n ners After the last touch football game was played th team came rndoors for the volley ball eason whtch started 1ts schedule on Octo ber l7 The semors agam proved all powerful wrth the undefea ed emor A team com1ng out as champs and en1or B the runner up Many upset featured these contests and all teams played le rt ball Interest rn these game IS shown 1n the fact that over exghty boys parttc1pated th1 sport Seven teams were entered tn the basketball league wrth every class belng represented by two teams wlth the exceptton of the freshmen who had one team Most games were exc1t1ng because the teams were almost evenly ma ched and all the games were hard fought These games were very popular and a crowded gym usually wrtnessed these con es from team ports the spothght hrfted o rnchvldt al contests w1th the foul shoo mg conte t bemg h ld early rn the sprmg and belng followed by the torrld competrtlon of the ptng pong tournament whrch was the last of the 1n door ports Once agam outsrde the mtramural boys engaged rn numerous soft ball games and many budd1ng Babe Ruths appeared to be rn the school The whole pro gram was brought to a successful conclusron vvnh track and held events whlch found stu dents from all classes part1c1pat1ng Under Mr Mcllnays capable leadersh1p the 1ntramural program provtded a recreat1onal outlet for the benefxt of those boys who were not out for Jarsny sports but who stlll had a des1re to par 1 tpate 1n the many d1fferent GCl1V1l19S Ely 'lull 3. 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I . . . . . . tc A Glrls mtramurals got off to a hne start th1s year wrth a serres of excrtrng tenn1s games m wh1ch Elalne Sobol proved herself to be champ She attarned thls honor for the th1rd Consecu t1ve year Elleen Park was her hard to beat runner up Archery 1n wh1ch most of the g1r s from every class part1c1pated was our next compet1ve sport Alter emerg1ng from a hard fought battle the proud wlnner and runners up were Charlotte Bacha Charlotte Reese Pat Badmmton was next on the schedule ot the g1rls rntramurals It seems the sen1or class rated hlgh 1n badmxnton because after the games were played oft Erleen Park came our on top w1th Betty Lou Foust Ela1ne Sobol and Dor1s Hecker as runners up The P1ng pong tournament was not an easy contest for the g1rls but Charlotte Reese hnally won the game wrth Peggy Rutledge and Dor1s Glndlesberger runnrng a close second and th1rd Because of a few errors rn the plng pong schedule the deck tennls tournament was delayed and the basketball season d1d not begln untrl we came back from our Chrlstmas vaca non For a long t1me the Junxor and sen1or classes have always shown the nest krnd of competltron Thr year was certalnly no drtterent from any other The senlors w1th PIGVIOUS years and the hopes of copp1ng all honors and makmg therrs a class that would not ea 1ly be forgotten clashed wrth a not qu1te as experrenced but hopeful Jumor team 1n a hard fought deck tenn' tournament from wh1ch the senlors came out on top The hrst sport of the New Year was the ever popular basketball 1nto wh1ch every g1rl entered wrth boundless 1oy By the t1me spr1ng came each class part1c1 patecl Joyously 1n the games of volley ball and rnushball BETWEE US GIRLS - I I . . . 1 Hoffman, and Eugenia Robinson, respectively. the experience of three 61 WI BED IIITIIHY lRAtk HAN1 xl X h NIL I' As the last compet1t1ve outdoor events of the school year track meets are held both as 1nter scholast1c aftcnrs and as 1ntra team contests Although Westmont Upper Yoder part1c1pated 1n three 1nter school meets the Trrangular the D1str1ct No 6 P I A A and the Quadrangular meets the 1ntra mural Decathlon was attended by a larger number of the sport lov1ng student body The Decathlon cons1sts of ten track events namely the one hundred the two hun dred and twenty the four hundred and forty yard dashes and the half m1le and one m1le runs and the mam held contests the runn1ng hlgh lump the runnxng broad jump the d1scus throw the Javehn throw and the shot put The wmners of the 1945 season were the sopho mores w1th the outstand1ng contestants be1ng Sheldon Hunter Dave Coulson B111 Gregory Dlck Horn1ck and Hubert Strange The W U Y track team dxd not fare so well as to comxng out at the top but they gamed rn prestxge and renown The hrst event wh1ch the boys contrlbuted to was the Tnangular Meet held at Cochran Iun1or H1gh Of the three competmg schools Iohnstown Semor H1gh School Conemaugh Townsh1p H1gh School and Westmont Upper Yoder H1gh School Iohnstown came out as v1ctor The D1str1ct No 6 P I A A Pennsylvama Inter Athlet1c Assoc1at1on held at Altoona drew our attent1on next Ot the ten schools whrch entered Altoona H1gh copped the honors The Quadrangular Meet rn whxch the con test1ng teams were from Iohnstown Ebensburg Conemaugh Townsh1p and Westmont was taken by the Tro1ans also The 1nter scholastlc Decathlon and the Iumor College meet whlch were called off last season because ot the gasolme shortage may be re scheduled for the 1946 season now that the war IS ended For the hrst tlme there was a g1rls 1ntra mural track meet rn the 1945 season After the dust cleared away rt was determrned that the hard flghtmg com bmahon team Fresh men and Sophomores was v1ctor1ous l:lR.l RUX'-Lvl! 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