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

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Gods Finger Touched Them and They And when the stream Which overflowed the soul was passed away, A consciousness remained that it had left, Deposited upon the silent shore Of memory, images and precious thoughts, That shall not die, and cannot be destroyed. -Wvordsworth Slept s8lHB ' iafk Unqff Wayne lrolrkvrnrr BOTH TUNE if 1929 Born August 9, 1927 Died Februarv IZ, 19-Q5 Died Auqusx Il, 1945 These friends of ours who live in God That God which ever lives and loves, One God, one law, one element, And one far-off divine event, To which the whole creation moves. -Tennyson Fourteen

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SENIORS X , Rowfmt tt, WW SY 4 A R5,FtR Oyyllcla '- . ll- t K- Paul whim Y pfqsidn' Wire tx UWC' ffll'casU U' .gl K R an StinrzlVf ll A NV' . fn mtv- . - f ND RO Scrum, - ' 513113 - Q n. Euilcuia Rohm O The Se ' cniors started into their last year of high school by electing right- eous Regis Stinely as their president, Bill Grove, vice president, Paul McGill, treasurer, and Eugenia Robinson, secretary. Shortly afterwards they selected Betty Churchey, Ioel Kranich, and Carol Wineman as their representatives to Student Council. Names of Seniors were not missing anywhere this year. The football squad had nine senior lettermen, basketball four, baseball two, and track one. On the Honor Roll many seniors' names also appeared. Those seen most often were: David Cohoe, Dave Coulson, Paul McGill, La Rue Hillegass, Regis Stinely, Mar- tha Yost, and Dick Hornick. They were an outstanding class both scholastically and athletically. They had their ups and down the same as the rest, but they still came through with flying colors. Under the able direction of Miss Allendorfer, they presented on December 6 the annual senior play, a three act comedy by Moss Hart, George Wash- ington Slept Here, which starred lean Rogers and George Thackray. Only a few weeks after the play the Christma: dance, Paradise In Pines, was held in the gym and was enjoyed by a record crowd. Many school organizations were led through a successful year by senior presidents. The Hi-Y elected Dick Hornickg the Girl Reserves, Iean Rogers, the W Club, Dave Coulson, the Photography Club, Divy Cohoeg the Gym Club, Thelma Glatz, and the Phoenician, Lennie Cromer. They were well represented on the cheering squad by ambitious and pep- py lean Rogers, Thelma Glatz, Ramona Kauffman. and Patty Lou Wright. A majority of them attended a vocabulary class in preparation tor college entrance exams and scholarship tests. The class was taught by Miss Margaret Greer. Both boys and girls participated in a well rounded schedule of intramurals. They fought to defend their class in badminton, deck tennis, volleyball, basket- ball, baseball, and archery. The Seniors were proud to have an athlete such as Dave Coulson in their class. Dave obtained a large number of awards in his last year of high school. The faculty advisers who helped them through a successful year were Miss Roberta Williams, Miss Iosephine Williams, Miss Margaret Greer, Mr. Carl Engh, and Mr. Leonard Spence. All the Seniors did not bid farewell to W. U. Y. after co many knew that they would come back to t mmencement bec alk over old ti Fifteen ause mes with friends.