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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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Z if , .A iii iii III Ill III Ill ll Ill HI zu 51 1 fm us is H? ,,, ,,, ..., sz ag If , fs if Y- 37, 6. e0 5 , C VAUGHN MCILNAY lk It IS W1th great pleasure cmd prlde that the sen1or class of nrneteen forty n1ne dedrcates 1ts Phoemcxan to Mr C Vaughn Mcllnay In the nlneteen years durlng Whrch he has served as an rnstructor ln the commercral department Mr Mcllnay has been a consc1ent1ous teacher and a cheerful advrsor to students 1n all classes He 1nsp1res perseverance and scholarsh1p along Wlth lntegrlty and sportsmanshlp H15 d1l1gent Work 1n 1ntra mural sports and on stage settrngs w1l1 long be remembered by all who have been assoclated Wtth h1m Always congenlal and patrent Mr Mcllnay has Won many trrends among the students of our school even though they have not been 1n h1s classes In recognltlon of h1s unselhsh and unt1r1ng efforts for the students of Westmont Upper Yoder Hrgh School the sen1or class wrshes to express the1r gratltude and apprectatron to th1s man they Wrll always remember '99 Qu ! T P M Wll dE Acklev Spc B TTOM Mr Ih 5 Pefe P pa Mr W1llard Ackley who was both prlncrpal and supervrsrng pr1nc1pal dur1ng the war has returned to h1s pre War positron of superv1s1ng prmclpal SIHCG h1s replacement by Mr Iohn S Pe1fer as h1gh school prrncrpal Mr Ackley has been able to devote h1s ent1re t1me to the superv1sory Oll1C9 He has resumed holdmg 1nterv1ews w1th sen1ors These have proved helpful 1n clar1fy1ng 1deas 1n regard to vocat1ons and colleges He also spends much of h1s t1me v1s1t1ng the other schools 1D our system Asrde from h1s regular dut1es Mr Ackley has become a partrcrpant 1n the musical mterests of the school by dlrectmg the chorus and by lead1ng s1ng1ng ln assembl1es The h1gh school students were greeted by a new member of the faculty last fall Although they Were not acqua1nted Wrth hrm Mr Pe1fer s frrendly sm1le reassured even the t1m1d freshmen As pr1nc1pal of our school he has endeavored to become per sonally acqua1nted w1th the students and therr problems After h1S graduat1on from Bucknell Unlverslty Mr Perfer had much expenence W1th young people as a coach and educator H1s keen W1t W1ll remaln fresh 1n the m1nds of the many senxors to Whom he has freely g1ven his t1me and adv1ce M1ss Anna Mary Raab has held varlous pos1t1ons 1n the school s1nce her graduat1on At present she IS secretary to Mr Ackley and Mr larnes M1ss Raab dlscharges her many dut1es quletly and eff1c1ently Her ready sm1le and cheerful attrtude are two of the many reasons Why she 1S apprec1ated by everyone The faculty and students were happy to welcome M1ss Betty Lee Wolfe when she returned to Westmont to resume her dut1es as secretary to the pr1nc1pal Last year M1ss Wolf left the school to attend Carnegfue Tech after hav1ng Worked here for several A MINISTRATION L ft t Rqht M W c tw Bett Lee Wolf S C o f P - 1 Q ' ' ix . . . I l , . . . 1 . . . . 1 - - I - , . r .. I . O - r. tar . , u r- vising Principal. YQGTS. O - . 0 n l. i r, rin- ci l. D - e 0 14 - r. 'illard Aikl v. Superxismq Principal: Miss Anna Marv Raa , Miss Y , e retaries: Mr. I l-in S. Pei cr, rincipal, s lOOL BOARD Lfrt Rqht F M w Q x x ll A A H Mauh An 1nst1tut1on the srze of Westmont Upper Yoder Hrgh School requ1res an eff1c1ent body of persons whose functlon 1t IS to dec1de 1mportant rssues The organ1zat1on wh1ch frlls th1s pos1t1on rn our school system IS the 1o1nt school board The dut1es wh1ch confront th1s board are so d1ff1cult that the members are frequently kept 1n conference untrl late hours We are not often aware of the presence of th1s group as an ln tegral part rn the management of our school but we are consclous P e d of the1r work rn 1mprovements to the grounds and burldlng and 1n changes rn the adm1n1strat1on These are the result of the1r earnest consultat1ons The followtng are some of the most 1mportant changes whlch have been brought about rn the last year Mr Iohn S Perfer became pr1nc1pal of the h1gh school rn order to f1ll the vacancy whrch was left by the resrgnatron of Mr Ackley Mr Ackley remalns 1n the capac1ty of supervlsmg pr1nc1pal Important renovat1ons have been made to property The en trance to the parkrng lot has been wldened new bleachers have been constructed on the v1s1tors srde of Prtce Memor1al Freld and new style w1ndows have been bu1lt 1n several rooms The board has sent an apphcatron to the State Publ1c School Bulldmg Authorrty 1n order to obta1n perm1ss1on to mcrease the srze of our present school by twenty f1ve rooms The members of th1s orgamzatron are as follows Dr Donald Matthews pres1dent Mr Edward A Dxttmar Mr W1ll1am Prlce Mr C I Grogan and Mr H E Townsend all of Westmont The mem bershlp ts equally d1v1ded between the borough and the toWnsh1p Upper Yoder members are Mr Earl A Neeb v1ce pres1dent Mr Earl A M1ller treasurer Mr Luther E Lehman Mr Iames W Krrder and Mr F M Wrllramson Mr Frank T Iames who IS not an off1c1al member of the board crves as 1ts secretary IN l YY Cl' - e o it - . . lllianxson. Earl E, Muller. Luth r E, Lehman, Iames V. Kricler, Vu nam V. Price. H. E. Townsend, Eduard . Dittmar, Earl . Neeb, Frank T. lames, Dr. Donald . CKYF. , . ' ' Dr. Donald ll. latrlwxxs ' r si ent 1 M MARGARET nrzsn German 1 2 Lrbrafy B A M A Wells College Umverslty of Plttsburgh Iossm-nur: G WILLIAMS Algebra 1 Plane Geometry B A Randolph Macon Women s College Cmu. A ENGH Bankmg and Law Bookkeepmg B S Oh1o North western Umver Sly ALDA L Louc Lam 1 2 English 1 B A M A us quehcmnct Um versity Bucknell Umverslty 'ea Ronem' HoLMAN Biology General Science Geography B. S. Bucknell University MINTER M O'r1' Chemistry l Z Physics B S M A Genys burg College Ul'llVeI'SllY of Pxttsburgh LYDIA L DAVIS Typmg l 2 Stenographyl 2 B S Ehzabethtown College Mmuonxn E Rus English 3 4 A Vassar College ROBERT I MANNION Health Gym B S Lock Haven State Teachers College ELIZABETH M. Garza Health Gym B. S. Arnold College A 'QA 1 Iorm S. Pizirsn Algebra Z, 3 Solid and Trig B. S., 'M. A. Buck- nell University RUTH S WINEMAN Ar Mechanical Drawing World History Indiana State Teachers College WILLIAM A. Asxmr Civics Pennsylvania History P. O, D. B. S. Indiana State Teachers' College MARJORIE DELLER Home Economcs Cafeteria B S Indlana State Teachers College DAWN F ESHELMRN KAY Gear-mnnr American History English 1 B A Thiel College bfwlweflwilxewacll U' pq 1 MARGARET B ALLENDORPER English Z 3 B A Seton H111 College C Vnucrm MCILNAY Bookkeepzng Salesmanship Business Arithmetic B S Beckley College Indiana State Teachers College l EDMUND D HORNER French 1 2 Spanish l 2 English 1 B S Bloomsburg State Teachers College Pennsylvama State College KATHHYN RMB School Nurse Band Orchestra B M Carnegie Institute of Technology Home Nursing R N Memorial Hosprtal 35-ff, Q , 2 Riff? , W2--N 3 W.,AM5Wg3,,,3,,gQ'l f, law tr- . l 4, A Jig . um K W ysfk L , a,w,..m-..,..ww ,sf- . W .f :izaegjl , , , .M M. ww' 9' .,,, 53:3 .1-gg3faf?yw?i,fw355W ve L, .1 in I M , A . .Tx-, M,-WM,-gm., 4: N - QP I 1 . h.,, I 5 Q .-7:: -575:-f,.:, x , V, ,Z , rip, 1 ,, S ,N K, s fk '?lwa-v-,...,, ju-nl FICERS Lf: t Rght F d ld q R The years between mneteen hundred and iorty f1V9 and nmeteen hundred and forty nxne probably seemed msxgmtxcant to many but to the Sen1or Class of 49 those years meant a great deal They meant hard work and fun smlles and tears and above all they meant the upward chmb from a freshman to a sen1or Through those years the sen1ors galned pres txge tn many lmes The sen1ors proved that they could make the1r mark scholastmcally for many names ap peared aga1n and agam on the honor l1sts Audrey Thomas Anne Bell Rene Rodr1guez S1meon Margol1s Alxce Stmely Nancy Walker Patsy Zubrod Marvln Savermg Charles Zlm merman Nan Reese Loulse Bregman Mmam Anderson and many others made honor grades Much ot the success of the senlor class was due to the prohcxent leadershxp of Presrdent Stu Klme Stu led the sen1ors through a busy year wtth the a1d of v1ce presxdent Roger Rhodes treasurer Fred Ewald and secretary Phyllis Adams Iohn Goettllcher Rene Rodr1 guez and Ken Hettley were elected as pres1 dents ot their home rooms Fred Ewald Wxlly Hl1VkO and Harv Rab1now1tz represented the sen1ors m Student Counc1l Although the semor class had three years of prevxous experlence at W U Y they needed the guldance of the1r advisors many t1mes through the year The advlsors were Mlss Margaret Greer Mlss los ephxne W1ll1ams M1ss Alda Long Mr Robert Holman and Mr Carl Engh The gr1d1ron sport had many parhcxpants from the sentor class Many of the boys held down vars1ty berths on the team Harry Drew Ed Menser Harold Slagle Dlno Santoro Dave McCorm1ck Stu Klme Spurgeon Iohns Charles HOMF ROOM PRPSIDI-NTS R H Z1mmerman and Iohn GO9ltl1ChGf showed the1r sk1ll at th1s sport S1meon Margol1s Stu Klme Dave McCor mrck Dave Glpe and Harry Drew made the grade 1n basketball Westmont s success 1n the cage sport was due tn great part to these vars1ty men Many other sen1ors took part 1n vars1ty baseball track and mtramural games Fred Ewald Harv Rab1now1tz and D1ck Cowan acted as managers for the vars1ty performers The sen1or g1rls were very act1ve 1n the 1n tramural sports wh1ch 1ncluded basketball volley ball deck tenms mushball and badm1n ton These games were part1cularly en1oyed by the gxrls for the competltxon between classes was except1onally keen The sen1ors were leaders 1n most of the school organ1zat1ons Becky Fox was elected pres1dent of the YTeen group Val P1ck1ng was the actlve pres1dent of the Gym Club and Al1ce Stmely was the Mlle Presxdent of the French Club The Spanlsh Club elected Fred Suppes pres1dent whlle the Key Club chose S1meon Margol1s to be the1r leader Dave McCorm1ck proved h1s competence as pres1 dent of the H1Y and Student Counc1l Stu Kllne managed the Varslty W Club The sen 1ors des1gnated Spurgeon Iohns as head man of the German Club for the year The dramatlc Qb1llll6S of the class of 49 were brought out 1nto the open on the nlght of December 3 when the seniors presented a sterl1ng performance of Llfe W1th Father S1meon Margol1s took the honors as Father The ma1n socxal event of the year the an nual Chr1stmas dance was thoroughly enloyed by all who attended The Sen1or Spruce S11 houette Wlll be remembered for years to come as a h1ghly successful dance - . F OF - 2 0 i - IE EWG . TYCRSIIIEYI Ro Pl' l10di'51 . l' 2 - Cnc Rodriquri. lohn Gocttllfhcr Vice-President: Stu Kline, President: Phyllis Adams. Secrrlarv. f Ken efflcy. 1 . 1 . . . . 1 1 I I ' , . . 1 1 . I . 1 . 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I I 1 1 I . . , . 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 . . D . - . , 1 . . . . - - 1 1 1 I . 1 A 1 1 . . 1 - ' I , . 1 - I 1 5 , 1 1 . . , . . 1 1 I - 1 1 1 , ' . . . . 1 . . , . . . . . 11 11 1- 1 u a 1 1 1 I I - 1 1 1 1 . tt . . 11 1 - - . . 11 11 I - . 1 . tt 1 . . , . - . 11 . I I I 1 1 1 - KY? A PHYLLIS IEAN ADAMS Phyl Secretary of Class 4 Phoen Icxan 4 Yodler 3 Semor Play 4 Chorus 3 4 Gym Cub 2 3 Pep Club l 2 Imurals 3 4 Petzte charmmg mmble lmgered fyPlSl for Phoenr cIan secretarIal materral MIRII-IM BROWN ANDERSON MIm Student Councll 4 Phoem clan Edit Board 4 Yodler Edxt Board 3 Semor Play 4 YTeens 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Secy Treas 4 Glrls W Club 3 4 Secy Treas 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Poo Club 4 French Club 3 4 Secy 4 Blology Club 3 4 L1 Asst 4 Imurals l 2 Iolly brIght ath.letIc good natured smxle tor every body ROBERT WILLIAM BAILEY Bob Phoemcxan Edlt Board 4 Yodler Edlt Board 3 Key Club 2 3 4 Stage Crew 4 HI Y 4 Photo Club 4 Blolo gy Club 3 4 Imurals l 2 lndrspensable mathematl cal whIz wIllIng worker sports a bIg smxle SHIRLEY ANNE BELL Anme Phoenxclan 4 Yodler 3 Sen Ior Play 4 YTeens 3 4 C orus 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Spanish Club 4 LIb Asst 4 Studlous oblrgmg well lllced competent pleasmg vozce LOUISE BREGMAN Beezle Phoenlclan Edxt Board 4 Yodler Edxt Board 3 Semor pay 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Gxrls W Club 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Photo Club 4 German Club 4 Blology Club 3 4 Llb Asst Imurals l 2 3 Argumentatrve s n a p p y dresser photogrophrc mem ory can take a joke IOSEPH CANN oe Transferred from Plerre S Du Pont H S 2 Student Councxl 3 Key Club 3 4 Phoenxcxan 4 Chorus 2 3 4 H Y 3 W Cub 3 French Club 2 German Club 4 Bzology Club 3 4 Track 2 Pollte unassummg speed ster on track team good speaker PI-IYLLIs I CLARK Phyl Phoemclan 4 Yodler 3 Sen Ior Play 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 Photo Club 4 French Club 3 Bxology Club 2 3 Pep Club 1 DomestIc YTeen enthusr ast luture mIssIonary EDGAR RONALD CoLRER-r Ron 4 Imurals l 2 3 Humorous loyal ready smIle future avrator RoaERI'A IANE CLAYcoMs Bobbre Phoemcxan Edlt Board 4 Yodler Edit Board 3 Senxor Play 4 YTeens 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club lm rals 1 2 Artrstrc conscIentIous gemal chatter box PHOEBE CoPPERsMI1'I-I Pheb Phoemcxan 4 Sexuor Play 4 YTeens 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Gym Club 2 Spamsh Club Enthusrastrc user ot super latrves gum chewer sharp varrety of clothmg RICHARD FRANCIS CowAN Cuke Yodler 3 H1Y 4 W Club 3 4 Photo Club 4 Football 2 Football Manager 3 4 Track l 2 Track Manager m als l Curly black hair easy gomg always late steady laugh BEVERLY IOYCE DAVIS ev Phoemclan 4 Senlor Play 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Or hestra l 2 Bandl 2 Photo Club 3 4 Gym Clu French Club 4 l..1b Asst 4 Imurals l 2 Co operatrve chic mlect :ous laugh Lrly Pons ot the semor class HARRY M DREW Lxghts Student Councll 2 Yodler 3 Semor Play 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 W Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 as murals l 2 Popular Van Iohnson complexion lrte ot the par ty shares Freddys motor brke EVELYN IEAN DUNKLEBEHGER leanme Phoemclan 4 Yodler 3 Sen tor Play 4 YTeens 3 4 Chorus 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Photo Club 4 Biology Club 3 4 l..1b Asst 4 Pep Club Quret reserved pleasant to all expert m practzcal arts IAYNE ANN ETCHISON Iayme Transferred from St Peters burg H S 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Yodler 3 Senlor Play 4 Y Teens 3 4 Chorus 4 Gym Club 3 Photo Club 4 French Club 3 4 Biology Club 3 Nrmble and quick south ern belle plans to return to the south FRED H EWALD Class Treasurer 4 Student COUDCII 4 Phoenlcxan 4 Yodler 3 Stage Crew 4 HYl 2 3 4 WClub3 German Club 4 Football Mnagerl 2 3 4 Trak Manager 3 4 Imuralsl 2 Short n blonde prank ster happy go lucky cap able manager CHARLES BENTLEY FAIRBANK Charlre Phoenlclan 4 H1 Y 4 Chor us 4 Blology Club 4 lmur 1 Subtle humor even tem pered thrrd member ot Col bert Rhodes trio BECKY Fox Student Councll 3 4 Pho emclan Edlt Board 4 Yod ler 3 Senlor Play 4 Y Teen 3 4 Pres 4 Gym Club 2 Photo Club 4 German Club 3 4 Blology Club 3 4 Secy 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 Imurals l 2 3 4 Ethclent Dorothys other halt easrly confused con tmually worried about quiz MARY IANE FRYE Mary Phoemclan Edit Board 4 Yodler 3 Senlor Play 4 Y Teens 3 4 Chorus 4 Band 2 3 Orch stra l Gym Club 2 3 4 Photo Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 French Club 4 Pep Club 4 lmu als l 2 Pert scmtxllatmg conver satronalrst Fords m her past future Journalrst BERNIECE ELIZABETH GlBBoNs Beanze Phoenlclan 4 Yodler 3 Sen 1or Play 4 YTeens 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Photo Club 4 Bxolo gy Club Z 4 Pep Club l 2 Imurals l 2 3 4 .llttractzve typical red head accurate typrst dex terzous seamstress 2 ' ' , 1 i- , . ,4Q 3, 4: l'lur' , 2, 3, 4. a , , 5 : ' : I :I ' 3, 4. l I I I B . 11 Q, l ,' 5 1, 2, als ', 2, 3, 4. 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DAVID GIPE Gzp Key Club 2 Phoen1cIan 4 Yodler 3 Stage Crew 4 2 3 4 W Club 3 Spamsh Cl..Ib 3 4 Blology Cub 3 F otball l 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base ba 2 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Modest extremely calm and easy goIng poker lace sleepy exterzor dlSgU1S6S sharp mInd future chemxst IOHN E GOETTLICHER Huntz Home room Pres 4 Stage Crew 4 H1Y 3 4 W Club tball l Imurals l 2 3 4 Quxet redhead wIth trec lcles shy around opposIte sex BENJAMIN T HAIN In Ben Transferred from North Ton awanda H S New York 4 Imurals 4 Speedster lIkes good tzme 1Itterbug trend New York accent KENNETH HEEELEY Ken Class V1ce Pres 2 Home Room Pres 4 S udent Coun l 3 4 Key Club PhOeKllC1Gl'1 4 Yodler 3 Or chestral 2 3 Photo Club 12 3 4 Pres 4 Germn Club 4 Blology Club 3 4 Imuralsl 2 3 4 COHSC19UflOUS sIncere top notch photographer t ture mmzster WILI-'RED I HLIVKO WI11y Class Treas Z Student Counnl 4 Key Club 3 4 Treas 4 PhoenIcIan 4 Yod ler 3 Semor Play 4 HIY 4 Secy 4 W Club Spamsh Club 3 4 V Pres 4 Blology Club 3 Chorus 3 4 Basketball l Z Base b 3 4Imura1sl2 3 4 Good loolcmg cheerlul polka tan loves to eat trurt baseball enthusIast LUTHER RussELL HOFFMAN In ou Band l 2 3 4 Drum Ma Ior 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 34Chorusl234 o enIcIan 4 Basketball 3 Imurals 1 2 3 4 Tall steady hrgh step pmg drum major clever musIcIan consczentzous bas keteer PATRICIA MAE HOFFMAN Halty Class Secy 2 Phoem lan 4 Yodler 3 Semor Play 4 Y Teens 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Orchestral Bandl 2 Gym Club 2 3 4 Gtrls W Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Treas 4 Cheerleader 3 4 LIb As 4 PepClubl 2 3 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Iovxal p e p p y gusty laugh lrxsh maxd zn play brzghtens dull moments CLARA IANE HOLTZMAN Transferred from Garheld Iumor Hlgh 2 PhoenIcIan 4 lndustrIous shy serIous most of the tzme LoIs Yvomu: HOSTETLER Phoenxcxan 4 Semor Play 4 Chorus 2 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Secy 4 Gym Club 3 4 Gxrls W Club 3 4 Photo Club 2 3 4 French Club Im rals l 2 Happy go lucky good sportsmanshtp constantly seen IH her Model T WILMA IEAN HowArm WI Yodler 3 PhoenIcIan 4 Sen Ior Play 4 YTeens 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Gym Club 2 lm rals l 2 Cheerful wzllmg worker agIle typxst congenIal prompter for SenIor Play 1 ' ' 1 , . 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' 'l 1' '- 3,4g'u' ,,3,4.' 3, - - 1 4: , : 'a11'.w EUGENE HUBBARD Gene Key Club 3 4 Phoemclan 4 Yo er 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Photo Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Blology Club 3 4 Lrb Ast 4 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Hard plugger flashy dress er class skyscraper future lawyer IOAN IMI-tori' lmmre Phoemclan Edlt Board 4 Yodler Edlt Board 3 Senlor ay 4 Chorus 3 4 Teens 3 4 V Pres 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 Llb Asst Excrtable sarcastic wrt ardent sports fan Little Lu lu ot class SPURGEON IoHNs IR Zork Class Presxdent 2 Student Councrl 2 4 Key Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Stage Crew l 2 4 Sg Arms 4 W Club 3 4 Ger man Club 4 Pres 4 Foot Imuralsl 2 3 4 Handsome Al physique always occupxed smooth personalrty MACY KAMINSKY Mace Student Councxl 4 Key Club 3 4 Phoemcxan Edxt Board 4 Yodler Edxt Board 3 Chorusl 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Optrmrstrc ambrtrous sub tle wrt high pressure sales man MARGARET IEANNETTE KAP1TAN KUPPY Phoemcxan 4 Yodler 3 Sen YTeens 3 4 Gym Club Z 3 4 Gxrls W Pep Club 2 lor Play 4 Cub 3 4 Imurals 1 Z Graceful dark flashmg eyes gxrls basketball whrz frrend to all BETTY KATHRYN KAUEMAN Betty Phoemclan 4 Yodler 3 Sen lor Play 4 YTeens 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 CoCha1rmCm 3 V Pres Glrls W Club 2 3 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Fun lovmg deep voice sports ace cartoonist VIVIAN ESTELLA KAUPFMAN a Phoemclan 4 Yodler 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Gxrls W Club 3 4 Cheerleadlng 4 Pep Club 3 Imurals 1 2 3 4 Energetxc mdependent gymnast of cheerleading squad sunny dzsposltron IANET KELS Student Councll 2 3 Y ens 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Band Manager 4 Orches Smcere mtellrgent quret superb clarmetxst STUART N KLINE u Class V Pres 1 Class Pres 4 Student Councxl 4 Key Club 4 Phoenlclan Edlt Board 4 Yodler Edlt Board 3 Semor Play 4 Stage C ew 2 3 4 Chorus 2 1 2 3 4 W Club l P Pr Photo Club 2 3 4 Treas 3 4 German Club 4 Bxolo Club 3 4 Treas Football 1 2 3 4 Capt 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Base 2 3 rack 1 2 Lxb Asst 4 Imurals l 2 Romeo without Iultet Miss M Greers pet problem hearty eater future tooth extractor TERRY RAYMOND Koomz ootball 1 2 Track Imurals l 2 3 4 Infectious grm outstand mg mtramural baslreteer western story and song fan dl : I I . , - ' ' 1 : - 'sfg' -- ' -.'f - 1 - 4,1 ' ' , , 45 . . .l : . . 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DAVID LEBER Shakey French Club 3 Track l 2 Im rals 1 2 Good natured bubblmg wrth nonsense wrItes tan tastzc themes Mr Otts de molItIon expert PATRICIA A LEITLNBERGBR Phoemclan 4 Semor Play 4 Yoder 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Band 2 Y'1'eens 3 4 Gym Club Z 3 Photo Club 4 Damty classy pretty blue eyes revels In drIvIng Chrysler Donor!-rv LLPPLR1' Do Phoemcxan 4 Yodler 3 Sen Ior Play 4 Y'I'eens 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Photo Club 4 Ger man Club 4 Secy Treas 4 Lxb Asst 4 Brology Club 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 Petzte brunette halt ot the Fox Leppert duo always has a kmd word tor every one FLORENCE LEONA LEWIS TootIe Phoemclan 4 Yodler 3 Sen Ior Play 4 YTeens 3 4 Teas 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Gxrls W Club 4 lmuralsl 2 3 4 Pretty curly hazr always smIlIng wzllmg worker excItIng basketball game IS for her SIMI:oN MARGOLIS Moan Class Pres 1 Class Treas 3 Student Councrl 1 V Pres 3 Key Club Z 3 4 Secy 3 V Pres 3 Pres 4 Yodler Edxlor 3 Phoem cran Edrtor 4 Semor Play 4 1 4 W 2 3 4 Secy Trea German Club 4 B1ology Club 3 LIb Asst 4 Foot ball 1 Basketball l 2 3 4 Capt 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Imurals 4 Outstandmg athlete on the basketball tloor ranks num ber one scholastIcally per sonalrty plus capable edr tor MICHAEL MARSHALL MIckey Imurals 2 3 4 Ouzet reserved ardent reader well mannered con scIentIous student IAcQuI:LINr MCCLELLAND Iackze Transferred from Cochran Ir Hrgh 3 Beauhtul blonde haIr srduous hospItal worker tre quents the Roxy DAVID IAMI:s MCCORMICK Maxze Class Treas 1 Class Pres 3 Student Counclll 2 3 4 Pres 4 Phoemcxan Edlt Board 4 Yodler Edxt Board 3 Semor Play 4 H1Y 1 2 4 Treas 3 Pres 4 Club 2 3 4 Sgt atArms4 Photo Club 3 French Club 3 4 Treas 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Imurals 1 2 3 4 Carefree all around ath lete novel crew cuts quxck thmker jokester PATRICIA RUTH MILLER a Phoenxcran 4 Yodler 3 Y Teens 3 4 Demure pretty brown curly harr charmmg smxle usually seen wrth Ieannette IO!-IN A MISHLER Mxsh lmuralsl 2 3 4 Mechanzcally mmded mo tor brke enthuszast zealous reader InquIsItIve mmd 1 I I ' 3,4: U .I3.4. 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I '- MARTHA MORROW Y Teens 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Helpful fnendly pzamst sparkling blue eyes future mrsszonary ETHEL PATRICK Transferred from Iames Monroe H S New York 3 Phoemclan 4 Yodler 3 Sen tor Play 4 YTeens 3 4 Chorus 4 Gym Club 3 Short n cute loves at tractxve clothes has chantmg laugh VALENTINE M Plcxmc Val Student Councxl 4 Secy 4 Phoenlclan Edlt Board 4 Yodler 3 Semor Play 4 Y Teens 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Co Chair man 3 Pres 4 G1r1s W Club 2 3 4 Pres 4 Photo 3 4 French Club 4 Blology Club 3 Cheerleader 4 Lib st 4 Pep Club l 2 Imurals l 2 3 4 Versatzle outstandmg ath letrcally and scholastzcally soft rosy complexion brzght personality P1-1YLL1s DOLORES PRICE Phyl Student Councll l Phoenl clan 4 Yodler 3 Semor Play 4 Y Teens 3 4 French Cub 4 Irnurals12 3 4 Sweet good dancer lots of fun one of those maids m play agzle acrobat SARA FRANcEs PURSEL Sally Phoemclan 4 Semor Play 4 YTeens 4 Chorusl Z 3 4 Gym 2 3 4 Photo Club 4 French Club 2 L1b Asst 4 Pep Club l Imurals l 2 4 Artzstzc gorgeous com plexron thrzves on potato chips boolclceepmg whiz LISA LOUISE RAAB Phoemclan 4 Yodler 3 Y Teens 3 4 Gym Club 3 Spanlsh Club 4 French Llub 3 4 Quiet attractive well groomed cllmpled chm wears beautiful clothes HARVEY ALLEN RAR1Now1'rz Rabi! Student Council 4 Phoem clan Edlt Board 4 Yodler Edxt Board 3 Semor Play Y 4 Trea 4 Club 3 4 Photo Club 2 3 French Club 3 4 Pres 4 Blology Club 3 4 V Pr s 4 Basketball Man er 1 Z 3 4 Base Manager 34 Imurals 1 2 Everybodys best friend loseph Eastman of W U Y faxthful basketball manager constantly gettmg confused NANCY L REESE Nan Secretary ot Class l Stu dent Councll 4 Phoemcran Edrt Board 4 Yodler Man Edl 3 Semor Play 4 Y Tens3 4 Chous3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 German Club 4 French Club 3 4 2 4 Pep Clu Imurals 2 3 4 .1-lrtrstxc strawberry blonde quick and effective wrrter veteran cheerleader big hit as Mother m class PIGY ROGER RHODES Rog V Pres of Class 4 Student Councxl 4 Phoemcxan 4 Chorus 4 H1Y 4 W Club 4 Stage Crew 4 Blology Club 4 Pres 4 Track 3 4 Imurals 1 2 3 4 Acrobatzc witty screntlftc mmd loves to smg happy go lucky pose WILLIAM D RITCHEY Big Bzll Transferred from Connells vllle H S 3 Chorus Band 3 Blology Club 4 Imurals 4 F r 1 e n dl y trombomst shmes m physics and chem zstry precise rn everytlung he does 4, Ha- 3, 4 S. , w . . ' y j 4, ' ' , Lvf f I ' - ag I, . 1 ball 3. 4 en' 3, 4 I l I I . : . . .I : 5 'A 5 3 . . - I- A ' e , 5 r , g C11-lb 3. 4I SPCmiSh I Cl'-lb Biology' Club 35 Cheerlead: . 2 I l er , 3, 5 b 25 As . lg , , 3: ' ' gl I A l I: -' I .' , . - ' - . : I , 1 - : , , . : ' , , i 4, RENATO A RODRIGUEZ In Rene Transterred from Cochran 2 Club 3 4 Secy PhoenIcIan Bus Man 4 Yodler 3 HIY 3 4 German Club 4 Football 3 Imurals 4 L1b Asst Independent thmker brrl lzant student constantly on the go mvaluable busmess manager argumentatrve RONALD D Ro'rH Senator Transferred from RIchland Twp 3 Stage Crew 4 BI ology Club 4 Imurals Szaeburns soda jerk ac trve IH all Intramural sports has an eye tor the opposxte sex LUELLII EILENE RowE Pudgy Phoen1cIan 4 Yodler 3 Y Teens 3 4 Chorus 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Imurals 1 Conscrentrous pretty dIm ples lo v e s basketball trrend to all DAVID IVAN RUDEI. Rudy Phoemclan 4 Yodler 3 Sen lor Play 4 C orus l 3 4 Photo Club 4 German Club 4 Blology Club 4 Basket ball 2 L1b Asst 4 Imurals Lrvely wrt sharp shIrts crossword puzzle addrct ar aent German student DINO A E SANTORO Transferred from Iohnstown Central 4 HI Y 4 Chorus 4 W Club 4 French Club 4 Football 4 Rugged good natured well groomed loves to sleep strrctly a bachelor MARVIN WILLIAM SAVERING Student Councrl 3 Key Club 2 3 4 Phoemcran 4 od ler 3 SenIor Play 4 Band 2 3 French Club 4 Ger man Club 4 Bxology Club 4 Lxb Asst Fast1dIous dresser lmgu 1st dog enthuszast ardent lrbrarran WILLIAM R Sco'r'r Txsh PhO6I11C1G1'1 4 Senlor Play 4 German Club 4 lmu1'CllS Casanova lIves play part game tor any adventure tnendly dlSPOSlflOH DEAN W S1-IAEFER Band 1 2 3 Imurals Cowboy ruddy complex Ion hearty laugh CYCIISY Spends spare tzme workmg at Dunmes WALTER C SIDES In Band 1 Z 3 4 Orchestral Bxology Club 4 Imurals l Always smrlmg hot rod tan easrly persuaded hrs Ford IS well known all over town CATHERINE Slsx Kay Phoemcrcm 4 Yodler 3 Y Teens 3 4 Chorus 4 Gym Club 2 3 Imurals 2 3 Laughs at everyones Jokes Irves on candy loves to polka attentrve lIstener 2 ,.: :Y - Key , - .4g 5 ' 5 I I' 3, g '. .4. . 3.11 .4. : ' ,. lf' , .3'4- I, 2, 3, 4. 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' - HAROLD W SLAGLE Chap 3 4 W Cub 2 German Club 4 football l 213 Baseball3 4 Imur Devxl may care attitude curly blonde hair practical joker ardent reader ot tic tion HELEN E SrAN'roN Student Counc1l l 4 Phoen lctan Edrt Board 4 Yodler 3 Senlor Play 4 Y Teens 3 Chorus l 2 3 4 Club 2 3 4 Grrls W Club 4 Photo Club 4 German Club 4 Brology Club 3 4 Llb Asst 4 Pep Club 2 urals 1 2 Large repertoire ot Jokes swxmmmg enthusiast h morous sneeze thmlcs Cape Cod summers are just the thmg DOROTHY MAE STEINBRING Teens 3 4 Chorus 4 Quxet and sweet pretty hair Mrs Davis prrde and loy cowboy music tan ALICE Sur-roN STINELY Student Counc1l 4 Phoen rclan 4 Yodler 3 Y'l'eens C orus 1 Z 4 companxst Z 3 4 Orches tra 2 3 Gym Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Treas 3 Pres 4 German Club 4 V Pres 4 L1b Asst 4 Pep Cub 2 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Beautztul smxle classical pzamst scholastic whiz un dymg pep appeals to all charmmg personality FRED SUPPES Sxlly Class V Pres 3 Student Counc1l 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Phoemcran 4 Yodler 3 Sen lor Play 4 Stage Crew 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Chor Spanlsh Club 3 4 Pres 4 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Sunny dzsposxtzon hearty laugh Fred Astarre lr me chamcal whrz AUDREY IANE THOMAS Tommze Student Counc1l 2 Phoen 1c1an 4 Yodler Edlt Board 3 Senxor Play 4 Y'l'eens nd 4 chestra l 2 3 Gym Club 2 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Secy 4 Blology Club 3 4 Lrb Asst 4 Coy wxllowy versatile musrcran exceptional geom etry student DORIS IRAN VICKROY Ieanme Phoemcran 4 Yodler Teens 3 4 Chorus 4 Gym Club 2 3 Vxvaclous another Roxy trequenter expert gum cracker loves a good argu ment STELLA VILLA Studz Club Z 3 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Gusty laugh good cool: can hold her own m any argument admires sport clothes and suits MILDRED IEAN VUCKOVICH Millie Phoenxclan 4 Yodler 3 Y Teens 3 4 Chorus 4 Gym Club 2 3 Pretty complexion mtect :ous laugh good artrst loves to eat ERNEST ROBERTSON WALKER Mrke Spanlsh Club 3 4 Band 2 3 Football l Track I lovlal has mventmg bug car trend mzlrtanly mmded anythmg tor Q laugh Hi-Y , ,' 1 , 3, 4, ' als','2,3,4. 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I e 5 a Stem Ma v o FOURTH ROW th b W q lx I The hlgh and mighty 1un1ors although st1ll one year short of berng rul1ng seniors got down to bus1nes right away After the nom 1nat1ons were made and the ballots counted 1t was found that D1ck Havyer was entrusted w1th the highest execut1ve pos1t1on Assisting h1m were Dick Slagle as v1ce presrdent Betty Stembnng as secretary and Bob Ste1nbr1ng as treasurer Home room presldents were chos en also and those found to be lead1ng their respective rooms were Sam D1 Francesco Ed d1e Mlller and Luther Robb Sam D1 Francesco D1ck Iones and Luther Robb were chosen as representatives 1n student council and were expected to do their share of the lawmakrng Much needed help was grven to the 1untors by Mr Ott Mrs Raab Miss Greer Mrs Davis and Mr Mann1on who acted as the1r ad v1sors As before the class cont1nued to keep a hrgh athletlc and scholastic record Those names seen most frequently on the honor roll were Gerry Delaney Ph1l1p Loprestr Phylhs Metzler Barbara Yost Bob Stembrmg Lois Costlow and V1rg1n1a L Mrller The prestlge Wh1Ch Westmont rece1ved 1n both football and basketball would not have been poss1ble w1thout the a1d of the verst1le a hletes of the 1un1or class Outstandlng on the gr1d1ron were Eddie Mlller D1ck Hoffman D1ck Havyer, Tom Cush Brooke Walker I1m Beam Ed Menser, and many others In basket ball too the 1un1ors were not lax Ed Miller D1ck Iones Dick Hoffman Tom Cush hm Kahl Melvm Kle1nstub and Ilm Berkeb1le were promment in the hardwood sport The 1un1ors of the weaker sex were very act1ve 1n the l1ne of sports Barbara Yost Ahce Naugle Debby Reese Pat Hammer and Marr lyn Lehman could usually be found in the gym at noon partrcrparmg in girls 1ntramurals The cheerleaders were given more vrgor by the presence of Barbara Anne Franke and Debby Reese The task un1que to the 1un1or class pub lrcatron of the Yodler was capably handled by edltor Barbara Yost This years Yodler staff worked d1l1gently and successfully to meet their deadl1nes Much muslcal aptltude was shown by the Juniors for many partlclpants of both the chorus and band belong to the1r ranks Dur1ng Hallowe en a most novel dance was held entitled The Teepee Town Tumble Dec orat1ons throughout the gym were arranged rn co ord1nat1on wrth 1ts title and were admired by all who attended Hlgh pressure advertise ment uslng the Ind1an theme contrxbuted to the success of the dance A hrghly entertaining assembly was pre sented to the student body by the 1un1ors Sev eral humorous Sk1lS were written, d1rected, and put on by the members of the Class of 50 The program was h1ghl1ghted by D1ck Rodriguezs 1m1tat1on of Al Iolson - I a l l ' ' - Left to th- on Snvd r. 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A X ll Rrh Q' As therr second year of hrgh school b gan the one t1me Greenres were now the sophrs trcated sophomores They prepared them elve for the year s actrvrtles by honor1ng Ed Dany luk wrth the olhce of pres1dent electrng Ron Kelly vrce pres1dent selectrng I abel Glatz as ecretary and plac1ng Mary Lou Cush rn charge of the1r bankroll Ioe Cam Dave lone Mar1lyn Von Lunen were Chosen a home room pres1dents Slnce alert member of th cla s were need ed to represent the sophomores ln student councrl Mary Lou Cush Bernre Kle1nstub and B111 Srdes Were elected The sophomores placed expl1c1t talth ln the helpful suggestrons of M1ss Allendorter Mlss Gerhardt and Mrs Wrneman who acted as therr advxsors The sophomores w1ll be produclng cred1t able athletes rn the commg years Outstandmg on the football held were Ed Dunyluk George Gregory and Chuck Mapoles The yunlor var s1ty basketball team also benetlted from the ab1l1ty of 1ts sophomore members Gregory Hunt Danyluk Kestle and Bormg George Gregory proved to be the lead1ng dxamond prospect rn the class Clare Owens Ron Lang er and Ray Llvlngston helped the varslty teams as managers Many other boys took an actrve part rn the mtramural games durrng lunch hour The grrls are not to be forgotten ln the World of sports They provxded strff competrtron for the other classes IH the rntramural team act1v1 tre Some ol the grrl al o dr played real tal ent rn png pong archery tenn-s and bad mrnton Isabel Glatz Mar1lyn Von Lunen Bet ty M1 hler Mary Lou Roger Pa Sp1dle Betty lane Sernbrlng and Barbara Stutzman ap peared on the n'a1or1ty of the teams Pa oprdle al o helped the cheermg squad wnh her Lnendmg pep T e sophomores added schola t1c momen ttm to Wes mont a the year progre ed The name ol Mary Lou Cush Ed Dunyluk Ron Kelly Ruth Peel Lo1s Rlngler Mar1lyn Von Lunen and Delores Wlllrams appeared on the honor roll frequently Many of the sophomores showed musrcal rn hnatrons They were well represented rn chorus and several sophomores faces could be seen behlnd xnstruments 1n both the band and orchestra At Chnstma t1me Mrss Allendorfers room emerged v-ctorrous rn the home room decorat mg conet The student councrl trophy was pre ented to th1s well deservmg room at the annual Chrrstmas assembly Stalls erected rn the cloak room for Santas rerndeer were a unrque rdea Durrng the tall the sophomores held an out tandrng class party Sornethmg new rn the held of entertamment was trred namely square dancrng Everyone partrcrpated 1n learrung the V1rg1n1a Reel and other folk dances consequently a wonderful t1me was had by all 01 - lr ,Wk OXV - I.:-fr ru Rn hr - Darlene' .la r. llc! x' Nxllxams. l,ms Rmq- lvr. 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Gur- I P . , I h I .I 'cv C I 'X IIRNT ROXN R ah R S llh Sl COND ROXX l a C X ph XX THIRD ROW btw IOURTH ROW Swv The members of the freshman class seemed to bel1eve that grrl make poor pol1t1c1an for they chose four male ofhcers Steve Carney was elected presldent Pat Gleason v1ce presr dent Ted Ewald secretary and I1m Quest trea urer Zh the b g1nn1ng of the school year the puplls elected offrcers for each of the home rooms The pre rdents of these rooms were Dave Suppe Gretchen Erdmann and Ron Morgan Ea h of the homerooms also elected udent counc1l representauves Art Reese Bob Hubbard and Gretchen Erdmann were the representat1ves who served the freshmen the1r f1rst taste of student government The g1rls however can not be overlooked ln the rntramural games at noon the freshman gxrl were cer a1nly ln the l1mel1ght A few of the out tandmg sportswomen ln th1s class were Gretchen Greer Grace Hahn Ioyce Neeb Sue Wlllxamson and Sh1rley Robb The other teams had to keep on the1r toes agalnst opponents such as these The boys spor such as footbal basket ball and baseball seem to have found the1r way ln o the hearts of the energetlc freshman boy tom Iohn Bob Sharkey Ron Morgan Art Bee e Bob Smeal Irwln Rlchmond Steve Carney Ted Ewald Gene Stevons and many othe s have already proven the1r ab1l1ty rn the feld of sports We feel sure that these boys w1ll preserve rn the future the splendld sports record that our athletlcs have atta1ned 1n the past One of the b1ggest successes of the year was the freshman cla s party The enthus1a tx Prosh planned and prepared thxs affar Xfl'11Cl'1 offered a flylng start 1n h1gh school o ral hfe Thxs well balanced class was not only good at sports and at en erta1n1ng but 1ts schola t1c a h1evement Wa also very h1gh At the end of almo t every marklng per1od the names of Sharon Bloom Claryne Bowman Gretchen Erdmann Ron Morgan Ilm Quest and M1chael Walzer could be seen on the honor roll Mus1c played a promment role ln thxs young class Claryne Bowman Sharon Bloom and Mxchael Walzer all p1an1sts contrlbuted a large measure of enyoyment to the student body through the1r performances ln the as embhes A Xylophone solo by Gretchen Erd mann was well rece1ved 1n one of the early assembhes Bob Hubbard and I1m Quest up and comlng freshman trumpeters also have shown the1r talent by furnxshlng muslcal num bers ln the assemblles Under the supervlslon of the1r class ad vlsors who were Mr Askey M1ss Deller and M1ss Eshelman the sen1or class of 52 has re ce1ved a very substantlal foundatlon for the years whlch l1e ahead of them If the group proceeds through h1gh school 1n the way that 1t ha entered 1t w1ll always be remembered as one of the most sp1r1ted classes ever to have graduated from Westmont Upper Yoder H1gh School l l I Q' . ' - Loft In x I - Duc Ycrneaux Marttn Wlcsllunq. Clar- cnce The ammi-r Bob Smeal Marlxn Shcrman, Gene Src-xons. Michael VN'al:rr. Qi .' ' - Date VK'1lett. Florrwc Rhoclcs, Pav Shah cl . Be-nv Valen- Irne. Suu: Yxllnamv-on. Eva bcalwta, Ral 'nll1ams. ' - Exlcen Young. glnannr Salem. lovce Squire, Shurlcv Ro , Doris Ynunq. Ann Ruff. Nlarlcnc Ritter. I ' - Don l Younq. lrwm Rithmond. Bull VVaqncr. Bob Shaft- X 1'-r. Bob Sharkev. Marlin Stockwell. Dau- fu cs. X Ar! Reese Don XVcrt:. . . S . . . SI S I . S.: - 1- - 11 I . : . A. , ,, 1 I - , . , 1 5 3' ' . s . ' e ' ' ' - . . - , .g L . . . N, . , Q . s' L c' 5 ' . v F F . . Q1 I Q . C 1 1 :sl ' A L' . 1 1 1 ' - ' I I 1 l ' - 1 1 . 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 S1 I . ' S U . - 1 1 I I - ' I I 1 1 ,, . . LS, - ' . I I . . . . - . L . - . e 1 . , , A 1-1 N - - 1 v- - -21 1 1 1 - K F . . . . . -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Q L . . 3 I . . SPIJH 'D 5 Y. . LS 5' 4 X v Q e 1 Q bl S. fr' E Left t ht a a M y e BACKFIELD Dck H ff M D e M C STANDING D k Rod qu'e I k q C r p y Wa al Mapole DkA 'l'dH S W q l A 42 0 vrctory over Homer City inaugurated the 1948 grrd season Stu Khne scored on a one yard smash and on a f1fty yard lateral play Eddie Mrller chalked up a score on a long run and threw to Dick Hoffman for another D1ck Havyer scored the other two touchdowns All s1x extra po1nts were kicked by Tom Cush Westmont suffered 1ts first defeat at the hands of Conemaugh The Hillers started fast scor1ng before the game was flV9 m1nutes old when Klrne cracked center for six points Several other prorn1s1ng Westmont drives fell short Conemaugh came back strong 1n the second half to stop the Westmont attack wh1le scor1ng themselves The extra po1nt was scored on an end run and proved to be deC1S1Ve 1n the1r 7 6 victory Huntlngdon Hrgh School fell before the H1lltop gud mach1ne 28 7 1n a well played game under the 11ghts h a Perform1ng smoothly the Red and Gray ga1ned 446 yards Mlller scored three a d Hea h Robe: touchdowns of the long run var1ety and Kline scored the other on a short buck Cush booted four straight extra points The ent1re team dis played great improvement over their show1ng on the week before Bedford was the Mannronmen s next v1ct1m in a hard fought battle The game was blasted wrde open as Dino Santoro and Ed Menser teamed up to block and recover a Bison punt Thrs break led to the hrst score of the game by Miller A spectacular Miller to Mc Cormrck pass was good for forty f1ve yards and the only score of the second half Cush The Toe kicked both extra points to set the final count at 14 U Conemaugh Township almost upset the vaunted H1lltop attack Although the Indrans drove to the Westmont goal five times, they were unable to push over a score The line play was exceptional on these goal line stands Conemaugh Township scored the1r only points on a blocked k1ck which rolled out of the end ry is it T LIN - 0 Rig -Dick Havyer, lim Be m, Ch rles Zimmerman, Ed enser, Harr' Drew, Iohn Go ttlicher, Tom Cush, - i o man. Stu Kline. Eddie iller. ax' c ormick. l - ic ri- :, ac Menser. Georle lregory, House Schwart:, Don Pie Cher, Dave Kni e, Ed Dan 'luk, Bill gner, Dave Ioncs, Ch res s, ic mershak, e oferker, lfranlr Carnev. lim Berkehile, Bill Blimmel, purgeon Iohns, Brooke alker, Dino Santoro, Bill Stinson, Dick Slalle, lim Kah. . . it . fi . 1 I - I I . , . 1 Assistant Coac C rl Engl: n d Coat r Mannion. I . I I l A A Q . I . . u . H l 4 . - if I ll ll u I . l 1 zone for a safety Eddre Mrller found hlmself on the rece1v1ng end of a Conemaugh Townshxp pass and was off through the opponents en trre team on a brllhant touchdown jaunt Cushs converslon ended the scor1ng m a 7 2 vrctory The Red Devrls of Ebensburg proved to be the best team whrch the Red and Gray met 1n the 1948 season Sportmg a heavy l1ne and hard runn1ng backs they humbled Westmont 14 U A nrnety yard touchdown sprlnt by Edd1e Mrller on an Ebensburg klckoff was Called back because of an offstde penalty The Hllltoppers showed a flashy offense at tlrnes but were un able to score MANAGERS I ff h Westmont edged Indlana 14 13 rn a thr1ller Indrana scored 1n the frrst perlod but Eddle Mlller behmd good blockmg broke away for a twenty three yard scorrng run 1n the second quar ter A Cush convers1on put the home team 1n the lead The Llttle lnd1ans surged ahead on an other touchdown and a successful extra pornt Westmont fought back to t1e the score as Tom Cush snatched a Mrller pass rn the end zone Cush s dependable placement k1Ck1ng scored the decrd mg polnt set In the f1rst half Mrller scored on a 10 yard smash over left tackle and then on a 30 yard pass from Dave McCorm1ck Lrttle Ed broke away for 70 yards and 65 yards 1n the second half to make the score read 27 0 Cush krcked three of four but mrssed a fleld goal 1n the latter part of the game Ed Menser played a br1ll1ant defenslve game Coach Mann1on substrtuted l1b erally and was able to get a look at next years mater1al 1n actron Westmont s fallure to take advantage of the breaks caused them to drop a 7 0 declslon 1n therr heated rrvalry wrth Ferndale The Hrllers outplayed the favored Yellow Iackets dur1ng most of the game but lust before the half Roger Howard took a reverse and ran forty yards for the only touchdown of the game The try for extra pomt was good In the second half Menser blocked a krck and Zlmmerman recovered on the Ferndale 10 Klrne who had been ga1n1ng cons1stently plcked up s1x yards 1n two tr1es but Mlller lost a yard on the next play A fourth down pass was rncomplete Thus ended Westmonts last scorlng opportunrty and another suc cessful football Campalgn G Vkr C Id rpMll Ihr - I I I 1- .c to Rlg t-Fred Exxaltl 'llctl Ewald Rav Lux- ' - ' ' mgston, Gerrv llurmrk, Ron Lanqcr. ' Ed Miller scored all four touchdowns to lead the Hilltoppers to a 27-0 victory over Somer- - I . I . . . o. 'es montl lol n fans S o I rr- is im . r. wt' -Qi 1 l 5 My --T'-.:5 '-- rm -mv:-.f WU '-. Stal '-K. ix n... --Q.. feeding -M wc: 'W rf 'M Wx!! wqfimwsggb l' KFIELD M I SIANDINQ 6 The Westmont 1un1or hrgh team played a four game schedule durrng the l948 season Gettmg off to a late start for practlce the 1un1or squad Worked very hard At tunes when they lacked coachmg the boys took the re spons1b1l1ty for practlce upon themselves Bummer Havyer a transfer to Westmont from Catholrc H1gh School led the Hrller attack from h1S left halfback pos1t1on He 1S ex pected to see a lot of act1on rn varsrty games next season Havyers runnmg mate at rlght halt was Marl1n Stockwell Marl1n played a good ol lensrve game and got oft for several of the squad s longest runs of the year At the bucklng pos1t1on Was Bob Smeal a stalwart hne backer as well as a constant offensrve threat in fm git? XE' x D1rect1ng the team from the quarterback slot was Lenny Marshall He shared the run mng and passlng W1th the other backs and undertook most of the blocktng dUl19S Spearheadlng the defenslve play of the l1ne were center Tom Iohns guard Dave Sup pes asd tackle Steve Carney Not noted for the1r offense thls 1un1or hlgh team had an excephonal defenswe lrne Therr opponents had to Work hard rn order to chalk up s1x pornts or to make any yardage In the1r hrst two games the H1lltopeprs lost to Cochran and Garheld respecttvely by rden t1ca1 scores of 14 0 Then p1ay1ng the1r nergh borlng borough r1val Ferndale Westmont scored a l2 7 vrctory as Havyer and Stock well tall1ed on long runs Ioe Iohns upset Westmont 27 7 as the H1lltoppers closed the 1949 season 9 1 1 1 43 'J 3 i l t - 4' ,. 3 'rl , tary' K . A f ,v if '4 ' P fl T , vp 1 a , 5 , 3 v . 5. 'K 'ss' WK A t X AWK N It is l g ll . ' A 1' G. 'r W ,.. 'tt 'f li: xl I I V , I W I I , '- -.-::.:.4:...:., .M up A .. . 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' ' - s U-' ' I 11. if V 1-H. ly, .xtnl hx' ful- rxvmy mix Iwulludvild ',,,1 .H:,, ,,,' 'I' U. nun!-Homer kzrx l'F'l TO Rll HI' q M C IX League crown with an impressive record of l5 wins against 6 losses The Hilltoppers also added the Distr1ct Six laurels to their string of championships before dropping a close decision to All quippa in the Western P I A A semifinals Somerset s District Five champions proved to be the only team to defeat Westmont twice Albrlght provided the margin of victory in the first game with a desperation one hand heave at the buzz P er while the Eagles showed surprising strength in capturing a lopsided 62 46 victory at Somerset The Hilltoppers lost to a power packed Alumni quintet n their final exhibition game Travelling to Windber the Red and Gray ba lied up Dave Gipe s nineteen point effort with a 54 to 33 S- win At home the Hilltop forces ran wild to score 85 poin s as Miller Gipe and Margolis ea h s ored over twenty po1nts Eddie Miller tallied 24 points to lead Westmont to a 60 45 victory over Conemaugh Township ln the return engagement the Hlllers gained the Tri County lead with a 49 to 34 triumph Moan Margolis topped all scorer with twenty points The Enghmen journeyed to Cumberland Mary land where they handed Allegany a 58 to 36 setback as Miller poured in 26 points In the last regularly scheduled game the Hilltoppers repeated in a close 52 tc 46 ball game Ili ' i ' MS1nwun Marlolis. Date Q foruurlx. Stu Kline, Inn Kali! Duc Gmc Dirk Imws, Tum Cust: llarrx Drew, fiddle 'lnlli-r. The Westmont varsity Combination finished their third consecutive defense of the Tri-County Coach Carl Qnqh I ' ' ' ' . . , C . t . . . F A L , , c N. .L . . S ' ' . A tall lndlana qulntet ran roughshod over West mont ln thelr tlrst meetlng 59 44 At home the Hlllers galned revenge for the earller loss and cllnched the Trl County League tltle Wllh a 72 to 46 verdlct The Red Devlls of Ebensburg traveled to West mont and were dumped 64 37 Vlsltlng the county seat the Red and Gray were forced to stave otl a late rally to galn thelr 54 49 trlumph The Hllltoppers Whlpped a vlsltlng Iohnstown team 48 42 Margolls and Mlller paced the Enghmen to an early lead Whlch they never rellnqulshed In the return engagement Westmont agaln took a tlrst quarter lead and then played the Trolans on even terms to wln an easy 56 43 vlctory Westmont galned lts fllth Trl County League vlc tory ln a bllsterlng battle Whlch saw the Hllltoppers cop a 6U 48 declslon from Ferndale Wlth the Trl Coun ty crown already safely tucked under thelr belts Westmont lnvaded Ferndale Wlth Captaln Margolls BASKETBALL MANAQ-1.9 F1R5T ROW . Rqht T l 62 59 although Mlller rlpped the Ferndale nets for Z7 polnts By vlrtue of thelr Trl County crown the Hllltop pers entered the llrst round of dlstrlct ellmlnatlons agalnst Conemaugh Battllng at Iohnstown Hlgh the Westmonters broke loose ln the second halt for a 56 41 wln Margolls and Mlller each tallled 18 polnts to lead the Wlnners The Enghmen next met Altoona for the Dlstrlct SIX flag at State College Cheered on by the crles of Lets Go Westy the Red and Gray soundly trounced Altoona 50 to 37 as they played thelr best game of the year Llttle Eddle Mlller scorched the nets for 23 polnts Alter Watchlng Allqulppa d1SpOSe of Somerset the Westmont qulntet battled the vaunted QUIPS to a standstlll untll the last mlnute when the lndlans scored l1V6 stralght polnts for a 47 to 40 wln Though the Enghmen fought hard they were unable to overcome Allqulppa s helght and reserve strength Whlch carrled the QUIPS to the State Champlonshlp The Allqulppa game marked the tlnal game for the entlre varslty squad Margolls Mlller Glpe McCormlck Kllne and Drew l qht . . - N 1 ' - 1 I . . - l l . ' ,I - ' '- Lcf to -. - '- Kh.'l5l l,H'Rb lll ln bed, they suttered thelr second league setback, 5QCONSmROiN-811 Cjffniv Rift Lh2nQ,'QfQ'n'.' W I I l I - I l I , . :lv . lwlllll lrlqht' lust A llltle hlqhcl, Daw. ILINIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROVV Lfr R ht L h H Bll S SECOND ROW G g G g H D The Iunror Vars1ty followed closely 1n the footsteps of the Vars1ty by successfully detendmg the1r Tr1 County I V champ1onsh1p The team was led by Iones Cush Kahl Klemstub Berkeb1le Hoffman and Gregory Coach Engh could always call upon Hunt Stlnson Danyluk Kestle and Borrng to f1ll the gap as subst1tutes Thel V started the season by tr1mm1ng Somerset 30 to 19 At Somerset the Hrlltoppers came from behlnd to take a 28 25 v1ctory Westmont started Tr1 County act1on by d1spos1ng of a stubborn W1ndber team 30 18 Later 1n the season the home squad made 1t two 1n a row over the Coaltowners As the season pro gressed the Westmont team eas1ly defeated Conemaugh Townsh1p at home but the men of Coach Engh were extended before captunng a 36 to 33 dec1s1on away 1nd1ana was added to the l1st of the conquered as the Ind1ans dropped 42 22 and 40 13 games to the l1tt1e H1l1toppers After soundly defeatlng the Red Devrls of Ebensburg at Westmont the Red and Gray was upset by a 22 to 19 score Play1ng the usually tough Iohns town Iumor Vars1ty the We tmont squad scored easy 34 21 and 2918 vxctorres West mont defeated the1r arch r1val Ferndale 1n their f1rst meetlng 43 to 30 The Enghmen clo ed the Tr1 County season as they outscored ,QM Ferndale 32 to I8 In non league games Westmont spllt a pa1r of games w1th Altoona Altoona scored a 32 to 30 vrctory 1n the opener but the H1lltoppers came back W1th a 28 to 25 vlctory The Iumor Vars1ty rounded out the season by enterlng the South Fork Tournament They el1m1nated Frankl1n 35 25 and Ebensburg 51 19 on the1r route to the sem1f1nals Where I they succumbed to Ferndale 49 41 I I I I I l I - - e to ig - eiq ly unt, 1 unson. 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O - f 4 I V h Coach B111 Askey s Iunror Hrgh cagers fol lowrng rn the footsteps of thelr older brothers had lrttle trouble 1n clrnchxng the1r league trtle When they won the Iunror Hrgh t1tle the Askey players gax the1r school the honor of wrnnrng three league trtles 1n one year The Iumor H1gh skrpped through the Great er Iohnstown Iunlor Hrgh League undefeated The team was led by 6 ft 4 rn Bob Sharkey at center and left handed Tommy Iohns at forward These boys showed much prormse for the following seasons The rest of the team consrsted of lxttle Ted Ewald at the other forward Bob Smeal and Iohn Varner at the guards Through the season the team suffered four losses all at the hands of the C1lY 1un1or hrgh teams Employrng the fast break sharp shoot mg and good ball handhng to great advant age the 1un1or hrgh ran roughshod over all opponents 1n thelr class They almost upset both Cochran and Ioseph Iohns at Westmont 1597 f l F 5 f l l 1 , v t l A 5 ' e I I 5 : f l Z l fx E i l l,l'ff:, TO Rlllflbll-Ted lixxald, Bob lfaxxcr Huh Smfal AVI R60-U lrxhn Varner Ron lV1m'qan. Tum lohns - Stcm Qnrzxcx Dui Mrnalxt But' S arlwx, ' 1 ' .1 . tx . . . . . I I . ' . . . I t '3 ' I ' . . . , - - I i . - . . . . I Q 9 s L ' h I 1 ' ' l Coath XX'tIltdm Askfv Two show. t t Zi ff ,, 5 t .l ' Q.. 235, 35 553527 l jeff B 5,1 I , 2 f if at M 5 ' f f A 5 . 1 l se- gag-'S is.. .4 Wm ? Hhs W fl'iS'tTxK!V' IQ '7 1'-in V YL FIRST ROW H SECOND ROW L fr t Rqhr Ed M l 5 RDROWIh Hppb q tw l Upon the arr1val of warm weather the baseball H1lltoppers removed the moth balls from stored bats balls cmd gloves and once aga1n began contend1ng for the Tr1 County League pennant Coach Askey sent Iohnny Hlpp Frank Prazza and Mel Klernstub to patrol the outer gardens Moan Margolrs George Gregory Wllly Hl1vko and Karl Park took care of the 1nf1eld chores Harold Slagle f1lled 1n as catcher whlle Eddxe Mlller Ken Dor1an and Drck Hoffman performed on the mound The Hrllers opened w1th Conemaugh and were drubbed 12 2 The season wh1ch was not very successful contmued as Indrana Ferndale and Iohnstown each took the measure of the West mont nrne Inexperlence lack of battmg eye and wxldness of prtchlng plagued the baseball team The defeats knocked the boys out of the runnmg but they had some say as to who would car ry home the banner for w1nn1ng the league A top runnmg lndlana nlne lnvaded the newly carved Westmont d1amond and suffered a 5 2 defeat whrch knocked them from f1rst place After absorbmg another 15 7 drubb1ng at the A k fl 1 ' hands of Iohnstown the Hrlltoppers met Ferndale and avenged an earl1er loss by forclng the Yellow Iackets then ln f1rst place 1nto a playoff game wlth Iohnstown for the league crown Survxvmg the 5 Z loss to Westmont, however, the Iackets went on to w1n the playoff game and the Tr1 County League t1tle The last game of the season was played at Wrndber, where the Ramblers defeated the Askey crew 7 1 Wlth many regulars re turnmg and more good matenal berng add ed to the squad, the Westmonters look for brrghter th1ngs next summer . ' sf 2? , zap, , :lt .4 , gzwr . . wwf I fssgg . ,K 5. Q . 1 l l - , T 1 f , 1 3 l I l 1 ,, lf'-if ,I gg 1 Q if f fi it l l 1 ' pf K 1 nn ,- A V' 1 g M M. 'f' ll 1: I ' . Q - , , L, , ,Q -. 2 .. , . Y Q -1 ' E-ei' -f -,alt 4 A X W X - - 1 ty I, I , J x . , NA ng A X N N f 1 1 . er - ' 4 ye-. , ,W l M l f , 1 K I A X .Y ,I M .. I A 1 u I X 3 In xxx,-0 fl 33 by . nr f t - arv Rabinowrtz, Manager. Q '- e 0 1. - cnscr. Ken Dorian, George Gregorv, Howie Schwartz, Eddie Miller, Wil y Hlivko, Harold laqlc. Frank Carney, THI -- rx n i , 'tu Kline, Sm-neon Marlnlls, Frank Prazza. Her Shercr. Dirk foffman, Karl Park. Mclx'in Klelnstuh. 1 I I I I I - .- . 1 1 1 1 1 I I - I - LEP TO RICH l-Mr. Rahrr Mannmn. Track Cuachi Mr, Vkfilliam ' s e . Baseball Coach. ' 1 1 Fdrle MII Id Saq Iv HI The 1948 track team enloyed a banner season Compettng ln tour meets the Trl County Ir P1tt D1str1ct Slx at Altoona and the Conemaugh Townsh1p meets the thm clads of Westmont made the1r presence felt though they were able to w1n only one meet that at Conemaugh Townsh1p where the H1lltoppers won w1th ease The squad was led by Mlller and Hlpp who each scored over l5 po1nts Everyone who part1c1pated won h1s letter Th1s years team was slow reach1ng 1ts peak but after they h1t the1r strrde they were equal to our good track teams ot the past Ed M1ller and Iohn H1pp showed the1r heels to many an opponent xn the dashes wh1le Moan Margohs was a steady performer 1n the 440 Ioe Cann Roger Rhodes and Tom Cush were outstandmg 1n the drstance runs In the held events Frank P1azza and Ed Mxller threw the javelm whlle Stu Kllne put the shot Margol1s and Hlpp performed equally well rn the runn1ng broad yump Ed Mlller was Westmont s only partxcxpant ln the hlgh jump Westmont competed as a class A school 1n all the meets ln whrch they were entered At Altoona Frank P1azza quahtled m the yavelm event for the state tlnals at State College I IISTMA ELING Left R qh R L a aa Ma ST ROW A I W II rr d e ea e 5 YQ? SECOND ROW B II BI I Ch ck C CI a Brook Ike fr C . , i i er Haro I Ie Simeon Marqolns XVII who 4 1 l- .- . I ' I 1 I I - . . I . . - 1 1 I . . I . . . I . . H If , . I I if ' f ' , , , I f , I I . 1 ' .' 'i S-, X I aa, - Ah' , wish.. 'H ' ' p 1 TN 5- I lx O. I KNE - to ik t- on anger. M n Aer: Fred Ewald. nager. I FIR - r en i e , Ed ie Mill r. Iohn Hipp, lim B m, Roger Rhod X, Iam Berkebile, pu y lohns, - i imme. u oulion, Snmeon Ma: olls. Ilm K hl, e VVa ' r Ioe Cann, Tom Cush, Th1s year the seven cheer leaders practlced d1l1gently and made many add1t1ons to and changes 1n the1r roster Ftght Team F1ght was 1ntro duced and tr1cky mot1ons for the dynamo cheer were d1s played At the request of the cheer1ng squad seven large megaphones were bought by the school so that a larger crowd of people could hear the announcements of the cheers These rnegaphones were not only helpful but they added to the sporty appearance of the squad The weather or drstance LUNQOR HIGH CHEERLEADERsNhn I R h IG 2 Gay never kept the Cheerleaders away from a game for they made every effort to cheer the Westmont teams on to v1ctory or to encourage them 1n defeat A Cheerleadmg Contest and party were other act1v1t1es 1n wh1chthe g1rls partrcrpated dur1ng the year A 1un1or h1gh Cheerleadmg squad was organtzed th1s year under the dlrectron of Mr Horner The vars1ty Cheerleaders and student body chose these eleven g1rls from the seventh etghth and n1nth grades These g1rls cheered at the 1un1or h1gh school football and basketball games They are all lookrng forward eagerly to future pos1t1ons on the sen1or squad Four sen1or cheerleaders W1ll graduate th1s year Val P1ck1ng and Pat Kauffman cheered for a year Pat Hoffman for two years and Nan Reese for three These g1rls regret hav1ng to leave and hope that the g1rls who f1l1 the1r places 1n the future years W1l1 have as much fun as they had Whrle cheer1ng for Westmont s teams LEFT TO RIGHT Na Rez a t a aa a D bbe e at Hoff 1 4 tx 5 ' . 1 I 1 - e 0 ig t- aan Alic r , Anna Marie Puma, ' arb ra Hahn. Iris Kllne. Sur i lamson. Lois illcn. Bi-ckv Zuhm, Grace Hahn, Gretchen Greer. Ann Ruff. - 1 , . 1 - 1 - n se, Pat K uffman. Pa Spxdle. B rb r Ann Fr nke, e i R ese, P man, Val Picking. Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont O FOOTBALL Homer Ctty Conemaugh Hunt1ngdon Bedford Conemaugh Ebensburg Indrana Somerset BASKETBALL Somerset Alumnl Wxndber Conemaugh Allegany Indxana Ebensburg Iohnstown Ferndale Twp Twp Conernaugh Twp Ebensburg Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont PIAA Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Westmont Altoona Wtndber Iohnstown lndlana Altoona Ferndale Somerset Allegany Conemaugh Altoona Al1qu1ppa Playoffs BASEBALL Conemaugh Indtana Ferndale Iohnstown lndlana Iohnstown Ferndale Wlndber ., 63 6 42 ' 6 6 0 85 - , 6 7 H 56 f , 28 ' , 7 72 . l4 , , 0 ,. 66 . , 7 . 2 SM. 58 L, ,. 0 . ,, ,, 14 .. 46 ,, l4 ' , , l3 52 . , 27 N, .. , 0 ' H 56 Westmont , , , 0 Ferndale , ..,,,,, ,, 7 ' new 60 . ss,. 40 ' ' ., A. 47 ,S , 49 to 30 ' , 40 . ,, 54 ' . , 334 . 60 . 45 2 QC 58 36 3 ' . 44 ' s,.. 59 . , , 0 ,, 64 , 37 l 48 . 42 5 ' ,S 60 , 48 7 49 . 34 5 54 , 49 l ' I k Under the d1rect1on of Mr C Vaughn Mcllnay a varxety of mterclass compet1t1on was aga1n provxded 1n the way of lntramural sports for the boys of Westmont Upper Yoder Htgh School Football was hrst on Mr Mcllnay s program and every Monday and Wednesday at Pr1ce Memorlal F1eld the boys of the four classes battled wtth great enthus1asm The Sentors as was expected emerged as champ1ons D1splay1ng a great runn1ng and passmg attack they battled through an undefeated untted and unscored upon season Wxth the arr1val of bad weather the scene of the games shxfted from outdors to the gym The nets were strung across the gym 1n preparatton for the volleyball season The followxng co captaxns were appoxnted Sen1or A Cann and Shaffer Sen1or B Rhodes and Slagle Iumor A Patr1ck and S1mansk1 Freshmen A Stevons and L1v1ngston Freshmen B Yerneaux and D Young Th1S season was somewhat shortened to prov1de more t1me for basketball However there were s1x weeks of upsets and thr1ll1ng games after whtch Sen1or B emerged as champ1ons Follow1ng a week of rest the basketball league was maugurated The boys chosen to lead the1r respect1ve teams were as follows Sen1or A F Ewald and Iohns Sen1or B Rudel and Slagle Iuntor A Sttnson and Facc1an1 Iun1or B Kntpe and Carney Sophomores W Hofecker and B S1des Freshmen A Peterson and Wagner Freshmen B Herdman and D Suppes The season was a btg l h1t w1th both the student body and the boys partxcx pat1ng The freshmen showed that they were no push overs as they trounced the Sen1or B The Iumors had two t1p top teams and were a threat every txme they took the floor The sophomores had a medxocre season as d1d the Senxor B The Sen1or A team however sur vtved a few close games and ended the season unde feated Members of th1s team were Fred Ewald Spurge Iohns Iohn Goetthcher W1lly Hlxvko Rene Ro drxguez Dave Leber and Luther Hoffman Th1s squad met an All Star team after the season closed The foul shootmg contest and the pmg pong tourna ment followed 1n close order to conclude the 1ndoor sports calendar Once agcun Mr Mcllnay took to the outdoors and organ1zed the mushball league Mush ball conttnued to the end of school and wrote f1n1s to a busy year of 1ntramurals g l U 'W E! 1 r V S,-7 J c 2 ' . H 94 Cain off-rarkle. 'lliv o scores in senior battle. . . I . I I . I i . I Adams and Faccianig Iunior B, Faust and Keiferg Sophomore A, Blight and Kelly, Sophomore B, . , ' ' I ' . . : ' , : ' 1 , : Zork is surrounded. . ' - , I I I - I I I - . . Tuesday and Thursdays were the days set aside each week for the g1rls to display thexr athletxc abil tty during the noon hour The year began w1th n drvidual tournaments consisting of archery tennis ping pong and badminton Lois Ringler who 15 only a sophomore made an excellent showing as she cap tured the archery title The runners up were Pat Hott man Iudy Callet and Mary Lou Cush Miriam An derson proved to be handy with a racket as she de feated Nancy Walker in the tennis finals Mary Lou Rogers and Sue Orr were close behmd in this sport Val Picking walked off with top honors in both the ping pong and badm1nton tournaments Finishing next to versatile Val were Beezie Bregman in ping pong and Barbara Yost in badmrnton After these 1nd1v1dual contests the deck tennis teams were organized Thts was the first sport of the season in which teamwork was requxred The seniors elected Bobbie Claycomb and Betty Kaufman as cap tams Alice Naugle and Barbara Iean Hill were chosen by the 1un1ors Marrlyn Von Lunen and Isabel Glatz were the w1se choices of the up and com1ng sophomores while Ioyce Neeb and Elaine Moll were selected by the Greenies The seniors who held the advantage of experience won the tournament but they were hard presed by the lower classmen The next attractlon on the hardwood was basketball which proved to be the girls fav or1te sport Every team played two rounds of six games each w1th the seniors Winning The juniors The seniors selected Mtriam Anderson and Becky Fox as captains Marrlyn Lehman and Betty Ondreyack were chosen by the yuniors Marilyn Von Lunen and Isabel Glatz led the sophomores and the freshmen got their first taste of basketball under the leadershlp of Gretchen Greer and Grace Hahn After the basketball season was completed the g1rls prepared for volleyball by selecting the following captains seniors Wilma Howard and Betty Kaufman Juniors Mary Ringler and Barbara Yost sophomores Zora Vuckovxch and Isabel Glatz freshmen Dorothy Ieffers and Patty Shahade The final phase of the g1rls intramurals schedule was the mushball league which was scheduled 1n the spring Thus another successful year of mtramurals under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Greer was brought to a close r h ' . . . . f . 1 - ' U D I l I I - I I . - Varsity. take note. were the seniors' chief rivals although the freshmen and sophomores had Well-organized teams. , Z . 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Qgi xx Mi, arg, 3, s . 2 4, Mn ,ff I-XIITI ITIES M , I' ,IX fum.,-5 , 4' ST ROW Lftt Rqht c le D DaelVlC Rah SFCOND ROVN K H ffl H tw q e 1 r R btw q Da S Bl qhr The student self governing organization of Westmont Upper Yoder High School Was placed ln very capable hands for the year l948 49 when Student Council elected Dave McCorm1ck pres1 dent Sam D1 Francesco V1C9 pres1dent Val P1ck1ng secretary treasurer The Council was excel lently asslsted 1n the performance of 1lS duties by the unseltish co operation of 1lS advisor Mr Minter Ott MISS Allendorter s home room Won the trophy 1n the second annual home room decorating contest Whlch was sponsored by Student Councrl The greatest accomplishment ot the school s House ot Representatives th1s year was the 1n troduct1on of the Charter system This plan 15 founded on the princrple that counc1l 1S the major student governmg body Therefore other clubs and organ1zat1ons should be respons1ble to it No group will be otticrally recognized as a club until 1t has been granted a charter by he student government This charter will not be rssued unless the club IS deemed Worthy SQFJFERS L ff 1 Rqhr Da Q M I and does not encroach upon the activities ot any other group These charters are made available upon appl1cat1on to the Council and payment of a prescr1bed fee Th1s money will be used to end a Xlet mont Student representanve to the annual National Meeting of S udent Counclls and to meet oher expenses Which may arise On Ianuary 21 the Student Council sponsored an assembly The council por trayed a model meeting following clo ely the rud1ments ot Parhamen ery procedure A morlon was passed at thls meerlng con cernlng the election oi ofhcers FIR - e o ik -Bill Sides. lane! Kels, Berlm' Fox. Berni K instuh, Gretchen Erdmann, Sam i Francesco, x c ormiclx. Val Picking, Helen Stanton, Miriam Anderson, Alice Stinelv. Han inowitz. Fred Ewald. l. 7- en e ey, Bob uh ard. Art Reese, Nlacv Kaminskv. Simeon Margolis. Stcx Carncv, VV1lx' Hlrxko, Luhcr o , Sm Kline. Dick lones. Spurye Iohns. Ed nvluk. Fred -rrppes, Sam 14 . - I . . I .- I . I . - . I . . V - . , - - . . . I I . 1 . . , . . 1 . . . . , . . . . . . . 1 1 OF - e o ik - 1 rcormxck. President. Val Picking. I I I -cr ary-Treasurer: Sam Di Francesco, Vice-Presiden. L . . . A ' ' s T s - L. l . L . . I. . 1 ' ' , ' s - ' 1 I L. . L. - The Key Club began a hrghly successful year last May by electmg Srmeon Margolrs presxdent Sam D1 Francesco vrce presrdent W1lly Hllvok treasurer and Renato Rodrr guez secretary The club conducted 1ts act1v1t1es for 1949 under the leadersh1p of a new advlsor Mr Askey The frrst of the clubs many act1v1t1es was the elect1on of the followrng new members Brooke Walk er Ph1l1p Loprest1 Gerry Delaney B111 Stept Ed Danyluk B111 S1des B111 Kestle B111 Mal lmson and Bernre Klemstub Alter the 1nduct1on of new members the club drew up plans for a book collectrng FIUR5 I ff ' campa1gn whrch was held 1n conlunctron w1th the Ameucan Iumor Red Cross Almost 2000 books were collected and sent to the Tuberculosrs San1tor1um at Cresson ln add1t1on to conduct1ng th1s c1v1c proyect the club sponsored a school actrvrty noon mov1es These m1d day programs were contmued throughout the year and proved to be both 1n Q terest1ng and educat1ona1 A campalgn promotmg safety was rntroduced by the Key Club 1n the form of a Safety Slogan Contest The contest was open to any person who drd not belong to the club Members of the club spoke to the students of the Stutzman and Tloga Street Schools on the subyect of safety At the same t1me the club presented an assembly program on safety to the h1gh school stu dents and the three dollar prrze for the W1nn1ng slogan was then presented The club held 1ts regular noon meetrngs every Tuesday rn room 209 The members heard many 1nsp1r1ng talks whrch were grven by promment Iohnstown men At lh1S trme the boys also planned the1r GCl1V1l19S and chose representatrves to attend the weekly KIWGDIS meetlngs 1 r SE OND ROVK 5 I h q D H RD ROVN X I L- b e K 1 I . I . - . I I I - I . , . . I I - .I I . I I I I - , . I QF4 II '-.v tu Rlqh -VN'1llv lllxxltn. Trcasurcr: Rcm' Rmlnquc: ' ' ' ' ' brfrctarv, Slmrun Nlnrlolxs, llrrsulcm, Sam D1 lfrzxmvsnu, Vnlc- ' Pr:-snlcnt. ' ' ' A I T I - . . D I - 4 FIRST ROVV-Left to Rlght-B111 Nlalllrxsurx, K-311 llcfflcv. llmxxc Schwartz. Sam D1 Francesco, Rene Rodriguez. Phillp Loprzsrx, B111 Stem, Rals on Cla :. Berme Klemstuh, ' C '-'purge 0 ns Nlfurv Kdnunslw. XY1llx' 111111111 Due Knxpc, Marxm Savcrinq. Bob Bdrlcv. Smxcun Nlarlolxs. B111 Sides, Ed anvluk, '11 1 '-Stu Klmc. Bruoltc Vallwr. Ixm Kah. Gerry lforniclx. 'cnc Hub ard, lo Cann. B111 estle. id' 'nl FDITORIAL BOARD bEAl FD Left rr Rxqht foul c Brrqman Bubbly Clauomh Val 31g mq blmeon Marqoll an Rinse een union Auc Srlnclw Mlrxam Anderson ANDINC Bcnkv Fox loan lmhofl Marx am fn u mr Mau lxamm Lx one Rodrngue Bob Ballu Namv Vlallkcr lxru r L llarx Rahmoxxu The ma1n prolect of every sen1or class at Westmont H1gh School IS the annual pub11ca t1on of the Phoen1C1an The 1949 Phoen1C1an represents the ef forts of the yearbook staff over a ten month perlod The Work began tn the early summer months when the edt tor1al board made the1r pre l1m1nary plans The beg1nn1ng of the fall term found them buslly arrang1ng the Work for the contr1butors art staff and photographers As soon as the bus1ness staff could be organlzed the sale of the annual was started The members of th1s staff were d1l1 gent rn the1r efforts to hold a successful sales campaxgn The 1ncrease of pr1ce 1n the matertals for the yearbook kept the bus1ness manager on h1s toes con tmually After some econom1z1ng and careful plann1ng the book was successfully flnanced The new and larger refreshment stand at the football games helped greatly ln th1s respect The gu1dance of Mrs Mar1or1e Raab the new yearbook advlsor, was s1ncerely appreclated by the staff The ent1re Phoen1C1an staff also Wlshes to thank all the other people who cooperated W1th them 1n the publxcatlon of the1r book A UND ROVV Left lo Rlqht Fred Suppc Frcd l'xx1ld lh Il Adam :ma Howard Pa Zubrod canncttr lxapuan Pa Ml cr balls Purscl Hart Rabmoxut Leppert l'thel Pafrulc IHIRD ROW Phyllis Clarlx PatKauffu1an Bcrmctc Qubbon asus Ptnhnson Mlalrcv Marshall Daxe Rudcl Roqcr Rhor Bern Kaufman Annr' Bell F UR'll'l ROVK Wxllv Hlxxko Charlc l a1rhank me Cann L1-nc Huhhxrd Dau' Lupe Marxxvm Saxerlnq lean Dunklcherqcr fi 2 ' ' l I - 3' . ' Y x . - l it . , I -. Q 'ix I '- N .- r.- .. u 51 . . l . . 4 V T 'li - 1 . 4 4 1 '. V ' t . I-k'..' -'s,N aylll 54 . 1 Q -. ' V.. 1 ,- ST v- ., ' . ' l' ' 1 'r. Sr Kl' . s ', - R Y - 1. P ' 1 . '- H-ffl-v. V 4. D 1 - 1 QEC M 'A - W -. ' I 4 . ' x ts s. XVI ' . I . I ' ' ' . r ll . SECONDTQ QOVV-Clara Holt-zman. Bcvvrlv Dans, Phoebe ffnppcrsnulrh, Stella Villa, Florcnfc Lewis, Par Hoffman. Lois Hosrcrlcr. Dorothv ' A - y e. . ' 9 ,I V if . . -V V .- . V . , les. 4 . O ' 4 '- j ' . s ' '. I . 2 r , ' ' . ' ' ,. ' g . A .mr A Q, a S K ,. ,Q V , X Q Q' 7 5 . Q . ,, .r . , N . A Q 1 Y y fp, ,, ' 'K ' .W I 4 ,f xa A , ' H V K ... ga . . I 7 , I . . Y vt I O W 7 Q ,f fl ' V g 'i 7 fl I T is ' Q A , 1 , x 1 W H . . 1 , 7 fa . X, 7 . 5 ,, f 4 T FlRbT ROW Left R1qht Marv Ianc Q111r1r1 Peqqx Alum r 1 111. Nan 1 V1rqxv11aD M1llar Marv Ruth bq111rc Marx Rmqler Arlen W1llett Eleanor Dabh B11-1 Ondre-lark L 111 Ma 1n SFCOND ROVV Lou1 c brlber ten Thclma Dunn 5 x 1111 11 a an man arx 1 a 11 111m arw c K mld Man xl lchman Dons Crrqorv anct Santoro L01 Co rlox r ar1 I 11 Tom lloll man Snr Orr Pat Ethermlqc l' thc: bpenxr FOURTH ROVN1 Ralph bx mon Marx 1111111 o lanqt L 1 1 un 11 me 1 1 tr 11111 anton 1 1 Q 11 a lx Q l111c Dltlm Ronlnquv. o Anne bhraf The 1948 1949 Iumor Class of Westmont Upper Yoder Hlgh School agam upheld the hlgh standard of the school s newspaper the Yodler All the members of the staff contr1buted toward the success of the publ1cat1on Barbara Yost the edrtor headed the well rounded stall Inn Kahl and D1ck Rodr1guez pre sented excellent sport artlcles throughout the year W1th Pat Hammer and Barbara Anne Franke actmg as news edxtors, the Yodler accurately reported all ot the 1mportant events ol the school calendar The var1ed and at tract1ve forms of the paper were due to the fme Work of TOLR1111 ROARD srAr1D 1 11111 12111111 1 11t R111111 B 11.111 1111 s 11 D1 Cl'l'N Oflllk the make up edltorsl S'lLtl?il?l7El Ba1ibLaIrlae9n11 Frankr udx Caller Barbara Challant Pal lla111mc1 P 111 Metzler and Ph1l1p Loprestl Luther Robb the busmess man ager, ett1c1ently carrled out the publlcatxon deta1ls and han dled the hnances The maln h1ghl1ghts of the year were the Chnstmas 1ssue lw1th SIX pagesl and the Aprll Fool ed1t1on Ed1tor1als were a prorn1nent part of lh1S years Yodler and served to prod the readers to thought on matters deservlng cons1derat1on A new feature artxcle entltled Know Your School helped to focus the attentlon of the school upon 1ts past glory .--T , . Y , ,,,, g Q fr V , r ' I 1 az- 1 A 5 I - to b - V - ' ' c, Cal Ke fer. Al gl: ' . r. I ' , ' 4 , ' . Q. -1 ' 1 N L . Q. I- s I N 1 , , wall' l. I 'l'1'l1wr Pt K fl , Nl A' El: b'h I1 vs, M' ' Ian l 1 '. l'1 . , 1 A I . N fs 1. Bah 1 va ll1ll. : ' , THIRD ROW-Debbie Rqeesc. .Qnnc F111r. Ann Lvons. Shxrlcv 'l'ra111111an. Hoxxxc Sch1x11rt:, B1ll Stept, Surah Ba1l1'x V1rg111111 l.. Mrllcr. I ' f- A ' '51 1, 711151 1,11 . 11. 1111: 11 K1- 1111. 13 11 XX'gllv, Il 51 , 1111 14.111, 11111 3--1. I L' l . I ':. I ' 11 . ' EDI Q . . 'Q i - .C . - .111 -r , ar ' s. '111 liranf 1311111 1 1 1, - ' ' . A .I 1- 2 I ' . , ', h ' l s M : h1ll1p . s '. I - V I SFI ROW Ld! to Rxqht dw Cnlltt Marx 11 11111 B111 U111Irc11f1LI1 Par Mrller Ihvll Prnt' OIND ROV! Marx Ruth 5q111rt X1rq1n1.a D N'I1II r I5 rhara X111 'Iar1Ixn e man VN1ma nxxar x 1 A411111 Ma1x anc ould I 1l'1cr1dqc 'N 1al1 Petr1L111 I qqx Ixxmc N an Stalcua RD ROVK Dmmzhx Itpprrr I 1 I I1 1 111111 01 Co 11 1 ar1x11 cncm earwr a 1111 ohn s'a1111et1e Ixapnan Ilthcl Pa r 1I1 URIIII ROW Pat Z11hr111I Don rcqorx I xl 1 11 1 1 11 cc 111: 11161 A111 Ivan e N1rq11111 'I cr n anton S y ou x or ir 1 a 1 TH ROVK Marx I L' Irxe P Iluffm 1 1 11 x 0111 1111 01 11 tc-1 cr Porcnte C111 Stella V1IIa Mar1o11 unq S1113 Or1 nan Ir11 uf I'II ROV1 lVI1Idred N11 Ixox1cI1 D 11 nr um 1 111hr111q 111 Ia oxxc a Q- Q nm 1: Nan x VNaII11cr barah VFNIIIH ROVN Marx I I rneX A1111 I B 1a 1111 IL 1s1111 01116 rtqman n c lVI1r1ar11 A11dero11 A P11I11nq Slurlcx Ir111tma11 I1 '1 Raah HIII ROVX I I1 1111 11 1 1111 P 1 1 arI11 11 x o A11111 bhoaf Hucrlx Iloxxdrd C111 Dlxnklchcrqcr arx rexon II 11 tx 411 11111 4111 X 1 Th1s year proved to be very successful for the Y Teen Club In add1t1on to the 38 semor members there were 1I'11I1CII9d mto the organlzatlon 44 Juruors Workrng as a branch of the Y W C A Wrth the help of the1r adv1sor Mrss Deller, these grrls upheld the hrgh standard of the club They promoted the holrday sprrrt by presentmg a Thanksgwmg assembly demonstraung harvest celebratrons 1n other lands By grvmg food and clothmg at Thanksgrvmg and Chrrstmas they contr1buted to the happmess of two raS'Lghli:maafI'Im '01 Ark N Lkrk m g:f 'm ' U nw l cm needy Iamrlres In addrtxon they hlled Red creme I1:1x1 vca urcr 1n1a 1111111 Re 11 Cross boxes for Overseas QIIIIIBIIXK Another successful pro1ect was the ad dressmg of envelopes for the poI1o dr1ve ot Grea1er Iohnstown Several Floren e Nrgh mgalef' Worked a volunteer nurse s ards at the Memorral Hospnal 1n the sprmg One of the hxghlrghts of the year 11 as a covered dxsh supper alter Whrch Mr., Mc Featers gave a talk on careers The mam socral event was a Valentlne Par1y Whlch was held 1n conlunctron Wrth the Key Club and H1Y Adm1ss1on Was charged accorlmg to VIGISI rneasuremen Th1s served a double functlon by prov1d1ng I both revenue and entertamrnent EIR Iv -- r 'I -Iu j I1 'I11cQ11, C ' I .I 'Is r. 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F The H1 Y inaugurated its program of activities under the leadership of its ad visor Mr Manmon and its president Dave McCorm1ck The other officers who had been elected in the spr1ng were Tom Cush vice president Harv Rabinowitz treasurer Wtlly Hlivko secretary Dick Hoffman chaplatn and Spurge Iohns sergeant at arms The first few meetings were devoted to the drafting of a new constitution and the admission of new members A motion was passed stattng that any upperclassman who lived up to the standards of the club would be ad mitted The following boys were enrolled OFFICERS Lff' ' Rqh' D M Lhapla qc lv H1 ea Ben Hain lim Keppler Melv1n Klernstub ' Dave Knrpe Roger Rhodes Charles Falr bank Ronald Colbert Dick Rodriguez Dick Slagle Bob Bailey D1ck Cowan and hm Erisman The club abided by its purpose of sponsortng many WorthWh1le pro1ects At Thanksgiv ing the club sent ten dollars worth of food to a needy family Several mterestmg speakers ad dressed the boys at n1ght meetings Hlghllghllng these Was D1str1ct Attorney Samuel D1 Frances co who compared his work with that of the Mr D1str1ct Attorney radio program Other speakers were Dr Harold T Kahl and Police Chief Shannon Hartland The club was kept rn touch with the activities of other H1 Y clubs by sending representa tives to the district meetings at the Iohnstown Y M C A A successful gym dance was sponsored following the Conemaugh Townshrp game After basketball season the H1 Y organ1zed an 1ntra club basketball league Rh OND3 ROW Wll H1 k D k 8 a e e q M IBI RD ROW Tcl Hfke L o s Q Ansuunuvlr wx 4 ..r P'x 1 ' D I I I 1 I . . I J . t. ' ' - - o il - ave ccormick, President: Dick Hoffman, ' ' A ini Spury lohns, Sergeant-at-Arms: Wil ivko, Secrtrvl ' I ' I ' ' I Harx Rahinowiu, Treasiirerz Tom Cush, Vice Presiden. I I - 1 I 1 I 1 1 - FIRST ROW'-Left to Right-Fred Ewald, George Grcgorv, Fred Suppcs. Daxe Nfccorvviiclx. Harold Slaglc, lid Miller. Bch Univ. Sam D1 l'rancesco, Rene Rodriguez. Harx' inowitz, SEC - i y iv'o, ic' Hoffman, lim Berlxebilc, Ch'rl s Zimmerman. Harrv Dr w. Simeon Nlarlolis. Ed enscr. Frank Carney, il imlncl, Spurgc Iohns, Tffl - e 0 ec r, Dic' lanes, I hn Goertlicher, loc Cann, Gerry ffornick. Dave Gipc. lim Kahl, lim Bc.-im, Stu Kline, Tom Cu h. ,X .K N-,al ku, It Q I ' . A if Cf: , ,Arif 'if' 1' 1 Fx if Sl ROVV Lf1 rw qht x Ia u 1 rn xqltr r ara w an xn 11m 1 tx Kaufman Va lull Q M1r1an1 Andvr an Barbara Am lrankt OND ROXX l alwl LI arx lNa11qlc B I X inc Iran r1n I Ina r nttx nc rua L IIx 1 cr lar Inc Slaqlx Pa1 Spnllc RD ROVN 1111 X tnlxouth M 1 m 11nI 11n1 I mart tannLII1 a 1a1 xml x wt In auq 1 Barbara Van 1 udx Ca ct URll l ROW Alnr bI1I11lx lqlortnnt ux wus Im Iwavx SI I n In L' Ix ut tem I1 an ru ls 0 TH ROW Ioan mhoff Lrnucc 1 on an an 1wq11 a autrnan ttn an on Orr Pat Hoffman lilf ROVK Bvbblv. Clay Hub Nan I m Ctr 1 lam 1 n Ixnlxtbcrqcr at ammcr nn sun B 4 x ox The Glrls Gym Club Was reorganrzed th1s year Up to the present t1me th1s club had been open to any lnterested sophomore 1un1or or senror g1rl Thrs year, however restrrctrons have been placed on the prospectrve entrles These restr1ct1ons are as follows sophomores must have earned one hundred pornts rn rntramural sports 1un1ors one hundred f1fty polnts and sen1ors two hundred pomts G1rls unable to part1c1pate 1n sports may obtaln the requ1rcd pornts for entry by off1c1at1ng at the Intramural games The G1rls Gym Club began an actlve season by electlng champlon Val P1ck1ng as 1lS presr dent capable Betty Kaufman as v1ce pres1dent and methodical Mrrram Anderson as secretary Marrlyn Lehman and Barbara Yost were elected to the offlces of co charrmen Whose duty 1t IS to O FICI Rb Left I R1qhI Maulwn Lchnxan Lo Chauman lVl111a1n An er on cl retarw lrca urer al 1: In rc ulcnt Betty Kaufman Vue Pre Ident Barbara to I Co Chaxrman schedule tournaments and record pornts The mayor funct1on of th1s club 1S to regulate glrls mtramurals The ofhcers and club members were excellently as S1Sled rn the performance of the1r dutles by M1ss Ehzabeth Greer, the1r faculty ad v1sor The g1rls pmg pong laurels were won by Val P1ck1ng who emerged v1ctor1ous over her worthy opponent Beezle Breg man last years champlon The tourna ment was featured by Well matched battles LOIS Rrngler was the Robrn Hood of nlneteen hundred and forty erght berng a very sk11lfu1 archer Pat Hoffman was a close second FIR - I l RI- -Sad' l711r-cl. Na l ' l7c'1 k . l.u1s R1 I r. Ba tw' Yu! M l' lnl an, Htl ' , l 5 'n, X . 1 ' -, SECV1' 'A X larz, M ' ' A . cI' I. 5- lv Q. A l-' ll1ff1Ih. Br v O l - I Br M Xhl . 3' l' Q , ', Tlrllk - '-lc '. 7 ' ' , ar Ivn V4 l. rn. XX' l 1 ll 1 l, I- ' ' K pt :, D1 ' t1 ' l.1-pg 'rr. Al ' N lr. lv H ll, I ' ll . FO V' rf 1 ' ', ' ' ' l.' la. DI' UI '11I'v, Ba 'l I Q11: It . B I ' R h S ' b' ng, M' lane li , l.o', ll N- terler, Marv lfllzabmlm larnfw, Dchlwxc Rvws. FIF '- l B - 'c G hh X M -1 L1 R r X l.11cll11 Run r. I' I K f ll 'l' SI I , Snr- , .4 SlX' '- I W T '11 11 , 1' rv XN'all4cr, l.u111Xr l'51 q an. D l- rX XY ll X Ira D l' A- P ll , A L' s. cl' l' , F 'i T- Iv A - ' ' , ' Y , f A , . l K'llS , S ' '-H 5 t: V P l4 Q. P a ' 3 ' ' . ' ' ' ' The Photography Club began its seventh year by electing shutter snapping Ken Heftley presrdent Brooke Walter vrce presr dent Stu Kllne treasurer and Mary Lou Cush secreary ln order to outllne a pro gram of act1v1t1es a Board of Dlrectors was elected After the ballots were counted 1t Was dec1ded that Harv Rabmowrtz Melvm Kle1nstub Bernle Klemstub Mmam Ander son and Don Quest were to txll these posts Mr Mcllnay served as adv1sor for the sec ond consecutlve year and Mr Holman was 1nducted as an honorary member At the hrst meetrng 1t Was ruled that anyone who subrmtted three p1ctures would be el1g1ble for membersh1p As a result of th1s dec1s1on a Wlde var1ety of p1ctures were avarlable for pubhcatlon tn the Yodler OFFICERS Lefr I Rxqhr Marx l. u C h gerretarv Ken Hefflex rr xdrnr rush alter rt r an n me Tre-a urxr and Phoemcmn and the membersh1p of the club Was almost quadrupled The new members were taught to develop pr1nt and enlarge p1ctures so that they could make use of the varred equ1p ment rn the darkroom Flash photography stroboscoplc l1ght1ng and lllm ratmgs were among the many thlngs dlscussed at the regular Wednesday meet1ngs Var1ous cameras were exh1b1ted to acquarnt the members wrth the1r controls Mr Holman gave several talks on the pr1nc1ples of Color photog raphy and presented examples of h1s l1ne Work 1n thxs held As a result of h1s lectures several members obtamed hlghly pleas1ng results along th1s l1ne At every 1mportant event durlng the year the alert members of the Photo Club were on the tra1l of good prctures 5T ROVN l. fr ro Rmqht S llx xr x wx an x er arx am ru Q-on x nm arx ou u r x Q1 t hx In lark barah Baxlex Val Prrkmq Mxrxam Andmr on axne Errhl on lean Dunkleherqer SECOND ROW Ken Hettlex Hnlzn btanron Loux e Br qman Sue Orr Marx Lou Roqer Barbara hor Marnlwn Lehman Pa! Hammer arx anr Gould m ret Boh Hubbard rm Kahl Bob bharlxex Bernie Klcm tuh lHlRD ROVV Stu Klme bane Hubbard ohn btanron Bernxere Grhhon Par Lerttnherqer Lot Ho ruler cxerlx Dans Bch bhafftr make Walker Harx Rahmoxxxt Daxe uclel l Dnrlx Conan Carl one std? wasps - I ' ' f- o 'I - ' o us. , ' : '. P fs - 3 B t - XXII' , V1 --P es l'nr, Su K1 . N '. FIR' '- e A -fa ' Pr sel. Berk' Ft , Nr L XYalk . M ' I 1 F Dl N VVllr s, M ' l. C sh. Irtll '.ll'r, pvusc .2 ,. V-.IlQ1ij vis, 'A N 1. . . . Q . - , , I , ' - s. 'r H , 's s f , B f f. B ' ' ' , ' . ':. R . Bill Kesre ' . I 4. , 5 ' ' ' I, 1 1 . A ' v A ' . 4' 'S k Under the superv1s1on of Coach Carl Engh the Vars1ty Club 1nducted srxteen new mem bers and elected the1r off1cers for the new year Stu Kllne sl1d 1nto the head pos1t1on as pres1dent from h1s former offxce of v1ce presl dent D1ck Hoffman Was chosen as h1S runnlng mate v1ce presldent The Off1C9 of secretary treasurer was hlled by Srmeon Margol1s The newly elected sergeant at arms was Dave Mc Corm1ck The 1n1t1at1on was conducted dur1ng a spr1ng sess1on rn wh1ch the new members were put through therr paces For the f1rst year s1nce the war the mem bers of thls club were able to crcqu1re new HCFRS HRSTINRUW L ' h' lk C yackets These flashy red and gray Jackets be NHCND ROW S M came a famlllar s1ght m the halls of Westmont Upper Yoder Hrgh School To earn a letter ID football basketball or baseball a boy must part1c1pate 1n at least f1fty one per cent of the games 1n one of the three named sports In track the case IS sl1ghtly d1fferent FIVE po1nts must be earned 1n one meet rn elther track or f1eld events to fulf1ll the standards for a letter ln track These letters put these boys automat1cally on the membershlp roll of the W Club The boys who have earned the1r letter th1s year 1n one or more of these four sports are D1no Santoro Wllly Hl1vko Roger Rhodes D1ck Havyer Ilm Beam D1ck Slagle hm Kahl B1ll Stm son Dxck Amershak George Gregory Charles Mapoles Dave Iones Ed Danyluk lack Menser D1ck Rodnguez and D1ck Iones The W Club sponsored the most successful gym dance of the year followmg the Ferndale basketball game Sl ROW Lft 1 r I Ed ll shconn Row D M Q Ronowyhc pr dHfkcT chu D Ol: . f- 1 l - P u Rag -Simson Nlarqolls. Self? ' ' - tary-rllrrawlrmw: Du llnffnlan. Vxn' Presxnlmu, Dau' lt fnrmltk ' or-rgt-ant-at-Arrns. ' ' ' ' - .N If l C -ftu ' inv, ljrrsulmxt. . 5 . . . . I I I - . A . . . 1 1 . I . . I I . I . I . I . I . . - I ' I I I I I I , . lil? K ' - e n Riqh -lfarx' Rabmoxulz. Charles Zimmerman, llred Ewald. Harold S agle. Menser. Bill Blunmel, Eddw M1 cr. N - ave: ccormlclk. Spurgc Iohns. lnm Bcrkctnle. Stu Kllne, Frank Carney, Dxuk Hoffman, Slmeon Marvell:-. IHI - o n rorttlicher. Brooke VK'alkrr. Daw G1 Q oe Cann, 'Ile o cc' r. om us . arrv rew. Sl ROW L fri hr M SECOND ROVN Fl K H K r The Girls WClub is the foremost g1rls organizatlon in the Westmont Hlgh S hool This club IS the advisory cornmrttee of the Girls Gym Club and must advlse and approve the actions of th1s club It therefore can be cons1dered a part of the Girls Gym Club To begrn the W Club act1v1t1es for the year at the frrst meet1ng they elected Val Picklng as their leader and through the year the W1SdO1'I1 of th1s cho1ce was ver1f1ed Betty Kaufman was off1ce of secretary treasurer The membersh1p of the W Club was made up entirely of girls who had earned the1r athletic letter wh1le partrclpatlng in lntrarnurals There were approximately twenty g1rls in the WClub who were very active in the prolects of the school and other g1rls clubs The hrghest honor that a member of the lub can obtain is to earn one or more chev rons There were only two g1rls who had earned the1r chevrons by mid year They were lc , RN wh Val P1Ck1Hg and M1r1arn Anderson Betty Kauf man and LOIS Hostetler obtained the1r chev rons before the year was over Points toward chevrons may be procured by w1nn1ng 1nd1v1dual tournaments and by be ing chosen for the various teams The e po1n may be a cumulated only after the letter IS earned Miss Elizabeth Greer the faculty advisor proved to be a great asset to the club and de served a large measure of cred1t for 1ts suc cess She was med1a or in drsputes and e cured pr1v1leges for the athletic g1rls Practically all the girls strove to become members of thrs club because it IS one of the l most honorary groups of the school FIR '- Q o Rig - arilvn Lehman.Barl'1ara Yost. Val licking. Br-ttv Kaufman, Miriam Anderson, Q - orence Lewis. Pai auffman, Pat offvnan, Sue Orr. Lois Hosretler. Barbara Ann Franke, leannettv: api an, . . - . . , . . . . C . . - V. . . I . . . . I second in line and was elected vice-president. Genial Miriam Anderson was elected to fill the ' ' ' OFF 'ii .elsif i.. Ri, vs!x1.,-.sm Amt.-rsnn 5.-.f.-mfr-'l'f.-nr,.,.-. ' ' ' ' - Val Parking President. livrrv Kaufman, Vice-President, . . F . to . .i to H . . . 1 . . ' l l ' S - FIRST ROW Left to Rrqhr Bch Groxe Barn Robinson Sam D1 France co Blll Stept Irm Keppler Gerry Delaney SECOND ROW Bern Onclrelaslx Dori Creqorx Ioan lmhoff Bobble Clavcomb Marv ane Frve Pat Hoffman Loure Snlberteln THIRD ROVN Marllwn Ferterolt Sarah Ballex Anne Bell Be-xerlx Howard Marlon Wlllram L1 a Raah ane Kestle Val Prcklnq FOURTH ROW Ed Danwlulc Dare Knrp D1 lx Rodrrqur Dunk Iloftman Melxrn Klemruh YV1llw Hlnko Daw: one FIFTH ROW Charle Znmmerman Marrln bmrth Brooke Walker Luther Robb ohn Ober Harrx Drcxx SIYTH ROW Luther Hoffman Iohn Stwnton Daw: Glpe Cena Iluhhard Mlke Walker The Senores and Senontas of the Span1sh Club were led through an en1oyable year by pres1dent Fred Suppes V1ce presrdent W1l1y Hl1vko ass1sted h1m Audrey Thomas took the notes wlule Pat Hoffman was 1n charge of the hnances The Club was under the d1rect1on of MISS Dawn Eshelman Several letters and cards wr1t ten 1n Span1sh have been sent to the Spamsh Club by Mrss Hershberger who was last years advlsor The event wh1ch h1ghl1ghted the act1v1t1es of the Club was the annual party As usual the Span1sh I students had to smg Los Pasadas before they could enter the bu1ld1ng and become actlve members of the club The members exchanged glfts danced to Spanish songs and en 1oyed the ch1l1 con carne and punch that were served Val P1ck1ng was 1n charge of the refresh ments whlle Pat Hoffman showed her Span1sh rnclmatrons by treatlng each OFFICERS Left to Rqht F d S P d A cl Fh becretarv Pat Hoflmanl Trearirer usslllx l'lll1lkemVxr2 xdenima Club members to the dehclous Chlh Con carne Pres1dent Suppes outwrtted the new members by hang1ng from the cell rng two p1natas wh1ch are trad1t1onally t1lled w1th candy Th1s year however the Span1sh II students fllled one of the pma tas w1th sawdust to the 1ntense chagr1n of the new members After one of the basketball games the Spanlsh Club sponsored a h1ghly success ful gym dance Each person who attended the dance was grven a lollypop at the door To the surprrse of all an oversrze lollypop was also presented to the wm I ner of the cake walk - ' - ' . ' ' . , s , ' , ' , - . - ' s 1 '. , ' . , I , , 's ' s ' . . , . . . ,Y - ' , c. c A ':. , ' 5 . f , I s. - 5 . , ' ' ' . , I , j x I 'i , L V l 1 . Q ' . I - . I . I - . . . . 1 1 1 - . rt 11 - - . 1 I - 1 1 '-' A - . N. s' 3 ' V x ' ji , S 1 ' x o, - s . 1 - 1 1 - 1 I H 11 Les eleves Francais learned much about the llterature customs pol1t1cs and langu age of the French people through the or gamzatron of the French Club All those who are enrolled rn a French class are au tomatlcally cons1dered members of this club At the hrst mee mg under the d1rect1on of Mlle Eshelman the tollowmg offrcers were elected pre rdent Mlle Strnely vice presldent M McCormick secretary Mlle Anderson and trea urer M Rablnowltz Mlle Reese was chosen as the representa t1ve of the club to Student Counc1l The outstandmg event of the year was the annual Christmas party The flrst part FICER5 LU ' 8 Rah of the evening was spent in s1ng1ng French Christmas carols and playlng French games Ml. The f1n1sh1ng touch of the eventng was the refreshments conslstlng of both French and Amen can food Chairmen of the commrttees which helped to make the party a success were as follows decorations Iayne Etchtson entertarnment Lots Hostetler and refreshments Mmam Anderson Once a month the club holds a meet1ng At each meeting there is an rnterestrng and un usual program Talks on French composers French painters and other great French hgures are glven durmg the frrst part of the meetlng wh1le the last part IS devoted e1ther to s1ng1ng French songs or to play1ng French records The meetlngs are adlourned by the s1ng1ng of the French na t1onal anthem La Marsellles The club also took part rn one of the Christmas assemblies The assembly was a carol s1ng and each language club Was asked to s1ng two Chrlstmas carols tradltronal to 1ts respectrve country The French Club sang Salnte Nu1t and Il Est Ne for their part of this program Sl' ROW Ltr: Rq y a ll Y IHIRD ROW N R y E ll FOURTH ROW M M gi Q5 C21 QR if Q' , gf wi . . . x , f,f ' . I I I - F F - ' , 3 ,. F . . I 4 W... - w . A N I , I . , . I 3 , . 1 ' ' OF l- e to Righ -H rx inxownz, Vice-Presidenti Alina ' Srinelv. President: Miriam Anderson, becretarv: Date 1 Offlllxh- ' ' ' ' Treasurer. I - I . I . I . I I I - 1 1 - it . H . . . H . ,1 . . . . . . it . . H tt if - - FIR' - e 0 iyhr-Alice Stineln M rv Ringler, Phv is Price, Lucille Iohns, Iudv Caller, Mary lain, Quinn. SECOND ROVNK-Pat Znbrod, Mary lane Frve, Bexerlv Davis. Lon Hostetler, Harx Rahinowitz, Arlena-Griffith. '- an eese, Anne Bell. Miriam Anderson, Mar' lo Stevens. Val Picking. Iavne rc ison,-Lisa Raah. l- acv Kaminskv, Daxe cCormink. Ben Hain. loe Cain. Dino Santoro, Marvin Saxermg. .- R ...Y ,1 W h , - by IQ J . .A N. ,Af - pd. U T R 8 : ' ' k , Jay. ' ot, -' SF- Ve X W ' V Ny A' A U v W ' A ' ' l fs. S 'N f i Q J W 5 g L ' . A. F Q X 1 Q A .... x s , Q ' Q - 5 - , 3 - - , V .1 -, YY . M x. Q f - , .,. Q . X Hr- :A f, 1 A ll' lf ff W, , it - f U . , -1- OFFICERS Left to Rrqht Spurqe Iohns Presldenr Alun Qtrnelx O Tannenhaum Vxtcpresldrnt Dorothy lepperr Secretary lrcasurvr A new language group was formed when the German classes orgamzed a German Club Spurge Iohns fllled the seat of presldent Ahce Stmely became v1ce presrdent, and Dorothy Leppert was elected secretary treasurer In November the members brought any us able clothrng that they could hnd Fraulem Greer, Wrth the a1d of several club members, packed eleven cartons wh1ch were drspatched to Germany Many letters have been recerved from the needy Germans who beneflted by th1s glft One evenmg before Chrrstmas vacatron, the club met 1n the hbrary for 1tS party The act1v1 l19S of the evenlng Were h1ghl1ghted by the exchange of g1fts Part1c1pat1on 1n the st1rr1ng German Chr1strnas carols sharpened every one s appetrte for the refreshments whlch were served by the g1rls The club under the drrectlon ot Frauleln Greer has arded the students 1n understand 1ng the speech hterature and customs of the German people BT ROW Left to Rrqht Ralston Cla! ken He rx B111 Qt otr Frmd Euald Rene Rodrrque SPLOND ROW Marv lane Could Barbara Ann Franks Barbara host Dchhre Rrrsc Dorothx Lctpprrr Sur Orr l r tt M1r1lyn Lthman Sally Lou lawlor IHIRD ROW Pat Ftherrdqe Alrre btrncls Brtkx Fox Barbara Ch alfant lounc Brcqman Pwr Hammer Anne Farr Nauru Vkallu Mwrv Ruth Squrre lO RTH ROW Natalre Prtrxken Nm Reel- Date Rudtl Sun ron arqolrs purqe ohm Phrllr Loprcrr llclcn Stwnton Vrrqmn D Mrller ll TH ROVV Hoxxle Srhxxarr arold blaqln 'larxrn xcrlnq Bull B mmcl Frank Qarnex Bll rn 1 ark Crm bIXTH ROW Stu Km? Ilm Kahl loc Cann Gerry llurnrtk Dunk ones Tom Crush , I - HR' -, p - . 1 ' ffl , r .- , - -1 , g V - . V V -. V' H V, . I - ,, ',-, . s , Uhvll- M-:lsr 1 fl 4 'A '- ,V .V 1 V V -S V V K 4 ' .. 1 ,,rV f'uV L ' . . 5, - V, M-, -,-, s Q 1 -, 'p . - V5F ' - VV' LH --sae-,,ViV1r . -' r. r stronr- ,1 -. l should go to P1ttsburgh agaln Plans were 1n Rl xl ml N xr m Dun lxNI l'LlNl arx mr non XX xlllam h rqer bl'AlNDlNG Vlfalter buds barn Sally Dorm Greqory nur Annr Falr Bar art o r Barbara Lhal mr lqhrlma Dunn phvlll Nu ler Barham nn Franke Marx Rurh Sqmr lh anlxn Petrerol Roqrr Rhode Ronald Roth Daxc' Rullvrl L tx u on las or l Ham KNEl1l..lNLy Left !oR1qht Harv Rahmoxut Mar x n a x n q Nanxv Walker Helen btanton Phoebe Coppersnurh Mlr lam Anderson Loux Q Breqman STANDINC' Stu Klme Mr Holman Bob Ballex Charles Fanrhank Ken He lex Indy Qallu oe Cann Marx ani' Qumn Pat Etheridge Natalle Perrlken Dororhv Leppert Sarah Banlly Berkv For avne Etahx on Bernlece Qnhhon The B1ology Club was organ1zed aga1n th1s year Wllh the a1d of a new sponsor Mr Holman Early 1n September othcers were chosen to lead the group through the year Roger Rhodes was elected pres1dent Harv Rablnowltz was Chosen to take care of the meet1ngs 1n Rogers ab sence Stu Kl1ne was put 1n charge of the hnances Becky Fox took care of the m1nutes for the meet1ngs Last year the students of the B1ology Club who V1S1led the Buhl Planetarlum and the museum 1n P1ttsburgh emoyed the ex curslon and found 1t qulte educatlonal Be cause ot th1s 1t was declded that the club OFFICFRS Left to Rxqht Harx Ralnnoxur Vne Prcldrnt Bea x l'ox Sefretarv Roqer Rhodes Prcsxclent Stu Klme Treanrcr charge ol Roger W1th the ald spec1mens were and g1ven to the Rhodes and Mr Holman of Mr Holman b1OlOg1CGl collected by the students school The fernery Wh1ch Mr Spence started was also further Cult1 vated We hope that the lower classmen w1ll contlnue IH the future the work Wh1ch the Club has so well establlshed 1n the past two years 1: .Y l-l.r-ll to ql -Xl ' ll ' Lk rl. .lr - v . - lvl lxlv- ' ' S cp-V H bl l. 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Q fr , i, vi S 'eri ff ,V ' I , ' l , N . - Q - - ' i sk' ' 'Ji N l The nxght of De enber 3 was curtam trme for the ever popular nlndsay and Crouse comedy Lrfe W1th Father Du to the unt1r1ng effort cmd dxrectlon of M1ss Margaret Allen dorfer the play was enloyed by all who at tended The endless Work of Mrs Wrneman and Mr Mcllnay further helped to produce a h1t Slmeon Margolrs gave a real1st1c perform ance of Clare the stern but lovable father 1n the Day famfly H1s beloved spouse V1n n1e was V1V1dlY portrayed by Nancy Reese Thelr four red headed sons were partlcularly K f q enloyed by the audrence Fred .auppes deftly handled the part of Clarence Ir Hrs three brothers Wrlly Hlxvko B111 Scott and Harv RCIb1I'1OW1lZ kept everyone 1n gales of laugh ter The part of Cousln Cora was performed by Val Plckmg Mary Sklnner played by Mary lane Frye prov1ded the love mterest Dave McCorm1ck competently enacted the part of the Reverend Lloyd Whlle Stu Kllne and Harry Drew showed therr ab1l1ty as doctors Pat Hoffman was especlally amuslng as the Ir1sh coort Phyllls Adams Mlrram Anderson Helen Stanton and Phylhs Prrce acted as maxds TPDIII kt 1 AlflDINC Pt Z 3 7 U i 1 Mfg' 1 Q 1 x . ?' 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A ' '. an l A I st, AI 11' DRUM MAIOR AND MAIORETTES Llfr to R1l'1l Marx l'l1abzth Y1nql1nq Berme Klem tub Luther Hoffman Luulle ohn FI ST ROW Front to Back Claryne Bowman Martm bm1tl'1 Ken Helflev B1 b1dc on Wert or1s Greqorv ess1e Younq Betty W1ll1ams 1m Quest SECOND ROW Carol Clark Walter S1dc Marx Ann Ba1le'y l'la1nc Moll lov Hartland Sam Bl1ql1t PatMart1n THIRD ROW Robert M1hal1v, Anne l'a1r Natalm Pctmltcn Marv anr Frve on Neeb Martm W1estl1nq Ed Keqq lohn Patrnlx FIFTH ROVV law Hofcrlter Ronald Kellx Cunme Re1cr Marx Ruth 5qu1re Mar1lxv1 Fettcrolf V1rq1n1a D M1ller Ronald Gumbcr SIXTH ROW Thelma Dunn l1n1Meadc Bob Shaxltcx Marx lane Cxmrld Tom L1x1nq ton Beth Ondrmatlt bus Orr Bob Croxc Bob Hubbard The school year had barely started 1n the fall when the students of W U Y began to hear the stra1ns of fam1l1ar mus1c from the aud1tor1um The band dthgently pract1ced the1r reperto1re of football songs and marches and were heralded for the1r top performances throughout the football season No matter what kznd of weather or what obstacles presented themselves, the musxclans were always on the 1ob Even the muddy held of the Pomt Stad1um dld not stop the h1gh steppers on the mght of the Ferndale game for desp1te the unfavorable condmons they thr1lled the fans wxth a splend1d exh1b1t1on The band was kept busy throughout the year under the expert gu1dance of Mr Horner, mana ger Ianet Kels, and student d1rector Luther Hoffman Two assembl1es featurmg d1fferent mem LEFT TO RIGHT Mary E11 abcth X1nql1nq Luther Hoffman Bermc bers Und Q sprlng Concert were presented K1 1, L ll 11 em K U 2 0 11 by the organ1zat1on The annual concert was held 1n the hlgh school aud1tor1um on March 17 and was enyoyed by the large crowd IH attendance Many freshmen 1o1ned the ranks of the band lh1S year, makmg xt much larger than 1t has been prevtously The ent1re member sh1p concentrated on mak1ng the1r group one of whlch students of the school can be proud The compet1t1on was keen when the muslc makers trled out for the f1rst charrs for everyone wanted the honor of havtng the top rank l l V -' Gm- ' if ' s . , I 5, R - - ' ' , ' . ,, 'll s, D :, D . 4 . ' A. S' 'Q Z , . 4 , . , FOURTH RONV-Lcrov VV1ll1an1x. Pat Hammer, Marion VV1ll1ams, Diane- Beals, Barbara Srutzman, Arlene W1tknskv, Bill Mallmson. l I I . . . I . , . I - F Y . Z . I . A. V I I 1 4 -X A 1 'sg gk , A r. B . fxx -i A 7 .. G 6 wi X 'rf 32 ' 2 3, ' , . g v W . ' s 4 - ' . iff ' ' , , H , x A ,, A l ' A A 'fvfi s J fy. .-Q 4 K 'Y . 'M J., K .tw Q' ,A yfy' 5 'f ,jk .ff 9' - ,.' '91,-, 3 1.14 S 1635 lllllllsuuug... 'Q -fwrw I QQ if Hg 9,51 M - I 1 98,93-6 9991? Aside from sports, the freshmen went in for the other extra-curricular activities wholeheartedly. The leader of these activities was president Moan. He was handicapped by having Stu Kline as vice-president and Dave McCormick as secretary of the treasury. Nan Reese was secretary. She has been writing notes ever since. In the field of music the mixed chorus was begun in our first year. Many freshmen boys joined the chorus and with the help of their voices it really sounded mixed. We were annually represented in Forensic League competition by drummer Mary lane Frye, drum-major Lu Hoffman, and clarinetist Ianet Kels. The latter narrowly missed out in the finals as she forgot her clarinet. The class play our first year was Growing Pains. It was a very amusing comedy, surpased only by Life With Father, which was to come three years later. So much for our fresh- men year. The gala event of our next year was the big dance- The Spring Swing. The sophomore class party was a great success, too. Quiz-master Macy Kaminsky conducted an enjoyable quiz program, using for his script a very diffi- cult second grade entrance examination. The evening was climaxed by dancing. Besides staging these successful activities, our class was right up on top scholastically. One marking period seven- teen of the eighty-five students in our class made the honor roll. This was actually twenty per cent of the class. The faculty began pleading with us to stop studying. Many of us were glad to oblige. The class went straight Republican in our sophomore year by putting into office, Spurge Iohns, Ken Heffley, Pat Hoffman, and Willy Hlivko for the offices of president, vice- president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. In football that year Westmont was a power-house, losing only to Somerset, our jinx team, on a mud-soaked field. The reason for the success of our football team was rL..mci i.....ff. 1' gm 'J propriately enough, The Iack O' Lantern lump. The school got a new look that year by enlarging Price Field and adding a baseball diamond. A wire fence was erected completely around the field. which was now con- sidered impregnable. The band and cheerleaders were also given new, snappy-looking uniforms. The cheerleaders, in- cidentally, signed Pat Hoffman for a two year contract. Speaking of the new look, many junior girls joined the Y-Teens. As part of initiation they were required to dress in a very peculiar way, and this they certainly did. Their in- side-out dresses and upside-down skirts were the last word in style. The junior class party was enjoyed by all. The Mum- bles Quartet stole the show and sang encore after encore until completely exhausted. After some games and dances, the junior girls served for refreshments the food they had made in home economics over the past three years. The football team Won six games and lost only to In- diana and Ferndale. The latter was a 6-U upset at the Point Stadium in a game in which bathing suits would have been more appropriate than football togs. In basketball we again won the tri-county league. Not to be outdone by their big brothers, the I. V. also repeat- ed as league champions. This was becoming a habit. How- ever, we did not quite reach the state finals as we lost to a precision-perfect Conemaugh outfit in the opening play- off game. Nevertheless, we entered and won the St. Fran- cis tournament With little difficulty. Track and baseball were both gaining headway at W,-U. Y. as the sports were attracting more and more fans. Thus, we have peeked back into some of the highlights of our first three years of high school, taking us right up to the time of our senior year. Now, if you will kindly turn back to page one and begin re-reading the l949 Phoenician, I am sure you Will read with more understanding and ap- preciation this time. THANK YOU. PHOENICIAN STAFF Editor-SIMEON MARGOLIS Business Manager-RENATO RODRIGUEZ Photography Editor-KEN HEFFLEY Art Editor-BOBBIE CLAYCOMB Y Head Typ1sts PHYLLIS ADAMS BERNIECE GIBBONS Edztorrcrl Staff NAN REESE MIRIAM ANDERSON BOB BAILEY LOUISE BREGMAN VAL PICKING HELEN STANTON ALICE STINELY BECKY Fox ANNE BELL WILLY HLIVKO IOAN IMHOEF MARY IANE FRYE STU KLINE MACY KAMINSKY NANCY WALKER HARV RABINOWITZ DAVE MCCORMICK PAT HOFFMAN SPURGE JOHNS DOROTHY LEPPERT XI KNOW! 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