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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1950 volume:

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'1 .X .lf .iq X .ff V1 5 . K i , V V! V Vi! 1. x V V V N. f NNN IV! V ,1 V!V,,V f if MINTER M OTT A staunch supporter of h1s alma mater Gettysburg enjoys demonstratmg expenments 1n phys1cs has a d1ffer ent t1e p1n for every day ln the week helpful Iumor class advlsor h1s room IS a tavonte gathermg place for m qu1s1t1ve phYS1CS and chemlstry s udents uses many a Wrtty phrase . . . thinks everything is just dandy as - 59 . Q 0 Q ,g ' 4 4. The class of 1950 dedicates its yearbook to Mr. Minter M. Ott. His inspiring guidance and warm personality have endeared him to every student. Hits suggestions as class advisor have been wisely given and gratefully received. His patience, in class and out o it, seems unlimited A conscientious teacher, he explains the mysteries of science and at the same time imparts his choice philosophy of life, You don t get something or nothing 'wife Upper Left hind Come An exe n HQ em ng to G IIN b U per Rmqhr ha d Cor er It re C ptxo or I dun Lo er Left hand Corner A qux 2 0 c xt h rn La aqaxn Lo er Rnqht hand Corner Duck The qu rr qun . . . . . . f . ' ' G6 9 ' ' 99 ' 1 A 4 f Q' Jftfh iii S5 -1 af t 2 5 Sgt: s ' im? 3 - 1 r- ' - 1 - sp wrili e 'S urg. F 'V - n n -O 'S psri'nf Sufa, I W - - 'Z is hr wing-th s I' Ile xx' 1 ' :ds 1 w V A - - 'f 5 i - . 1 The Sennor Cllass of 11950 wnshes to present thus ns sue ot the Phoen enan as a trnbute to the Sesquneenten mall Annuversary of the toundnng of Johnstown Penn syllvanna Allthough Westmont ns not a part of the enty proper nts resndents are dependent upon Johnstown for thenr neeessntnes ot hte Westmont us gonned dnreetlly to the busnness seetnon ot the enty by the nnellme for whneh the Cambrna Tron Company to convey nts ottueuats from thenr homes above down unto Johnstown The Bethlle hem Steell Company Hater bought nt from the Cambrua llron Company and operated nt for severall years 0 May I1 H035 Westmont Borough reeenved the mehne from Bethllehem Steell Company tor a eonsuderatnon ot' one dollllar Smee then the borough has owned and oper ated nt Thus unehne ns one of the Tongest m the worlld nts runway bemg 8961 5 Hong The anglle ot the runway us 35 25 llt us sand to be the steepest nnellme used for eommereuall purposes ,. , 2 . ' 5 2 9 Johnstown is famous. This inehne was buillt in H8911 tor ' . n 1 9 . . . , 0 7 . . , . . Q , . . . . Wx swx 1 I K. 49 W 55 4,1 S fy . ff Nl ...Z XXX Tk fi Hi Q 'DW WWW eor S M779 Dame! .J Morref prime mo er n or anfzm the I1 Cambria Iron Comfoan In 1852 ad fufh rn Cambria. Iron Co Uncfe j' hrs mana me 116 was eslczbfshecf and Hr-.st made Steel Joseph Johns UIC -founder of Johns 7 ff' town never sal for 0. pcuntmg e -ggi, onl type of'porfraJtur9 ofhfs Czme ra. fs- V I ,tfglfffx ln 4l'l,,'! fm 171144 4111553 All 'gi x f Q I mu' 'fs' .John Fntz Geovge F i Invented. Uv-ee hugh roll wi-nah Dwventei the bloom ng m1Hand.many revolallomzed. Ure Vw' mfll-5 of the world. steel new devaces -For the manufacfare oF LE DERS f, -- ,, Pfzgi cf-uf.. 9 lgggf' YQ-i , ' X ' Q. ff-1 ' ' vslfislrsga . 5 x h..:,:'- -Q: 5' . Wzh- ,ng ff . -54 nba? F' 7 -Q' ' f . Y 1-'H L . + x we , INV! 1 -1 N x W-.-1'4-73 QW , .N -.cw :Sym -A , :W-I1-.H ki -5.-ig 1 , ' Y . H Y I, .7 . . . V I r ' ge n ' I - . 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When Joseph Johns came from Swutzerlland to Amer nca he bought the tract of Hand extendung from what ns now IPrankhn Street to the present snte of the Ponnt Sta drum Thus area was calllled Conemaugh Olldtown The Hand proved to be unsuntahlle for tarmnng so nn 11800 Joseph Johns lland out the cuty of Johnstown lHle set asnde tnve tracts ot Hand to be used for a school! and church a cemetery, a cnty square a playground and snte tor a courthouse These pllots ot ground have been used for thenr nntended purposes wuth the exceptnon ot the court house Snnce the county seat ns a Elhvenshurg the pilot ns now used as Centrall Park John Frntz nnvented the three hugh rohl whnch revollu tnonnzed the ranll mnlllls On has enghtneth burthday the lleaders ot the German nron and steell nndustry wnred to Mr Frntz A lUnser Frutz ffather of us al1l1V John s broth ers George Frntz ns responsnhlle for the hlloomnng mnllll and a reversnbile engnne The worlld recognnzes these two men as the founders off the modern steel! nndustry Another earlly Header ot Johnstown was Wullham Kelllly, who unvented the process for convertnng nron to steell and dnd hns pnoneer work nn thus cnty Danuell J Morr-ellll had the courage to carry on the work of the Camhrna Ilron Company and allso possessed the nnsnght to reahze that steell ranlls woulld repllace nron ones m the ranllroad nndustry lHlns busnness ahuflnty gave the steell mnhls here the nmpetus whnch has llasted untnll the present day . . . . v . . . . . 0 2 n . . . 9 v 9 . .U . 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X'll X . . 2 I, SCHQQL BCDARD The success our school enjoys rs due rn part to the ten men who are members of the school board These men have worked drlrgently thrs past year to lmprove our school The board made many 1mprovements around the school such as lengthenrng the permanent bleachers on the foot ball held plantmg shrubbery movmg the softball dramond and hav1ng the exterror of the burldmg pamted All the 1mprovements were not outslde however as several rooms 1ns1de were pamted and acqurred new desks The most 1mportant task undertaken was the plannmg of the new addrtron to the burldmg The school board IS comprlsed ofthe Westmont Board and the Upper Yoder Board each hav1ng frve members The members of the board are Mr Edward Drttmar presrdenr Mr F Monroe Wrllramson vrce pres1dent Mr Earl E Mrller treasurer Mr Wrlham PFICG M H E Townsend Mr Parker R Lawson Mr Robert A Hoadley Mr Earl F Brubaker Mr Iames W meets once a month w1th Mr Wrllard Ackley supervlsrng prrncrpal and Mr Iohn Porter h gh school prmcrpal At these meetrngs they drscuss the problems and tmances of the school These men watch and gurde the I l K school system wrth untrrlng effort and grve therr tlme generously and consc1en trously lll? Q to Rl ht Mr H E luxmn end N r N rllmrll Y Prnt Mr Rohcrt A Hoadltx Nlr lamtw VN rxdu' Mr Pnrlxe-r R Laxx un PC r l 7 r lrink 'l lamc lVlr l'du ard A Dlrrm ur lVlr l hlrxltrrxc N1 ram on hlr larl l llrutulxtr Nlr luthrr l Ichman 'VII lr' UI l Klllltr . . I . . L- ' ' , ' - ' 5 . . ' . 5 . ' ' ' , r. . . , . . , . . 1 - . , . - . Krider, Mr. Luther E. Lehman. Mr. Frank T. Iames, a non-member, serves as secretary. The board l . I , l l l D f . I , l Mr lfdxxnrd A. Uxrrmar Mr. lfrrmk ll' l.urnvs tn-su cu - - A Sr-rrcrfurx f-gszief ,:Q,aqf.x-an-u:.4-f-1-.::.....,,.v:v:.-.-:.1ua:a:1:-U:-: aww.,--1-.7.-.: mmm-fn,...,.,--as-1:-ng,-1,1ms.e.v,.1....,.g.g.:.m,:1,1z -,.,,..,.wr.-..,K-m1,.f. . --- TH 'X I A FACULTY MARGARET B A1.u:Nnonr:n English Z 3 B A Seton H111 College LYDIA L Drwxs Typmg 1 2 Stenography l 2 B S Ehzabethtown College DAWN F ESHELMAN French l 2 Spanish l 2 English 1 B S Bloomsburg State Teachers College Pennsylvama State College Mnruomz Dsnuzn Goon Home Economics Cafeteria B S Indxana State Teachers College Wn.1.xAM A Asxsv Crvzcs Pennsylvanra History Problems ol Democracy B S lndlana State Teachers College Am. A ENGH Banking and Law Bookkeepmg 2 B S Ohlo Northern Unxversxty KAY Gem-rAnn'r American Hrslory Englrsh 1 B A Thlel College M MARGARET Garza German l 2 B A Wells College M A Ul'llVel'SllY of Pxttsburgh , is , 6 . I ft ROBERT HOLMAN BIology General Scrence B S Bucknell UHlVe!S1lY Aron L Louc Lam l 2 B A Susquehanna Umverslty M A Bucknell Umversxty C VAUGI-IN MCILNAY Geography Bookkeepmg l Salesmanshzp Busmess Arrthmetxc B S Indiana State Teachers College IoI-IN S PEIFER Algebra 2 3 Solxd Geometry and Trzgonometry B A M A Bucknell Umverslty MARJORIE E RAIII3 EnglIsh 3 4 B A Vassar College RUTH S WINEMAN r Mechamcal Drawmg World History Indiana State Teachers College EDMUND D HOHNER Band Orchestra B M Carnegxe Inshtute of Technology Rosmrr I Mmnuou Health Physxcal Educatzon B S Lock Haven State Teachers College MINTER M O'r'r ChemIstry 1 2 Physzcs B S Gettysburg Colleqe M A Un1vers1ty of Plttsburgh KATHRYN RMB School Nurse Home Nursmg R N Conemaugh Valley Memorial l-lospltal Iosr:PI-IINI: G WILLIAMS Algebra 1 Plane Geometry B A Randolph Macon Women s College ELIZABETH M GREER Health Physrcal Educatxon B. S. Arnold College gr? l fix- l 'Ding-q Cn , THE ADMINISTRATION Thrs year the adm1n1 tratron was headed by Mr VV1llard E Ackley supervlslng prrncrpal Although he has been kept very busy w1th hrs regular dutres such as v1s1t1ng other schools 1n our sy tern he ha found trme to hold rntervrews Wrth the tumors cmd senlors These 1nterv1eWs have been exceedlngly helpful rn clarrfymg ldeas regardrng vocat1ons and colleges Moreover he has furthered the musrcal rnterests of the students by dlrectrng the choru and leadlng s1ng1ng rn the assemblles HIS congenlal manner and cheerful spmt have been greatly apprecrated by all the students Second rn the adm1n1 tratlon IS Mr Iohn S Perfer pr1nc1pal Mr Perfer not only engage rn all the reguar dutres of a pr1nc1 pal but also teache algebra sol1d geometry and tr1gonometry He IS unt1r1ng 1n hrs efforts to ma1nta1n a hfgh school of Whrch We can be proud In two years he has become very much a part of our chool The students are grateful to h1m for hr pecral rnter est 1n freshmen for h1S W1l11'1gI1eSS to hep the students Wrth the1 1nd1v1dual problems and for h1s generosrty rn g1v1ng tlme and advrce to them Mrss Anna Mary Raab 1S secretary to Mr Ackley and to Mr Frank T Iames secretary of the school board She goes about her Work quretly and efflcrently and the student body wrshes to ex press 1ts grahtude for her unt1r1ng efforts rn thelr behalf Secretary to the prrnclpal IS Mrss Betty Lee Wolf Her sunny drsposltlon and the unself1sh rendermg of her trme and efforts Wtll long be remembered by both the faculty and the students MINISIRAIION 1 t d C. t f Mas aab S c 'E NF gf M y .rw ini if Q41 P M A M rs-sg F fi ,Vi 'Q . . . . 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B retary. ., A , ,M on W' TTT? 52. -2 X r '5 I I I I - - - .zzzrzwm ' U 2 f A ... ,...,., 5 r S inf. ,Q l Q g 5 ' as Q: , f S l' ROVV L it ts Rxqhr an ans ou an nth quart r ara ren an rr mann R uhh d 1 ff afl NH man anfl ant YQ udv Ca ?l 'ND ROW B ina n c at amner A ax mp nmmel an un allt lran La n max mx ax Supp xe C1 vu lm 1 a 'Vlallln on STUDENT CQUNCIL As the club and class olhcers were elected last sprmg the Student Councrl began to func t1on early 1n September From the beglnnmg Luther Robb the Councrl presrdent d1d an ex cellent job rn leadlng the governlng body of our school The v1ce presrdent IS B111 Kestle Susann Orr IS the secretary and Gretchen Erdmann handles the money The Councrl thrs year was under the gurdance ot Mr Ott who added suggestrons whrch helped the councll make the best dec1s1ons before the Student Counc1l gave the dltferent Organrzatrons Who needed money the opportunrty to select a gym dance after a basketball game The rdea of a Dramahc Club was aga1n suggested Noth1ng could be done about 1t thrs year because there Was no lft-RN l. fl H In a u A x lent ut r o :tent tune for the club to have 1ts rneet1ngs However rf a tune can be arranged for next year the club W1ll be organrzed A suggest1on box was started and placed 1n Mr Otts room Any student who wrshed to make a suggestron placed rt 1n thrs box It was then d1scussed at the next regular meet1ng In th1s Way the councrl Was able to understand better the desxres and needs of the student body and could then try erther to do as the student suggested or tell the student why 1t could not be done that way Juszazz' Z l z, 2 s. l 2 t e lf' l l lj l, lm 3 l, tl, l I. l l- . l l Q 1 f , an 1 ll , ri' , li'-3 Flpf' '- 6' t . -Nl ' l G Id, M ' R S 2 Bah Yost, G 'hr Et , Bull Kesllc, l.utlwr 1 Sus rx: O , Nl l' Lvh . l S o , I ' ll . . I , Stifftbf lf Ill Rui ll. Do Eclxl P H I , Tom Ctkh. D r K r. Bull Bl , Duls It es, Cmulon Poqrxl, Rt lg 1 Morgan Brooks XV. sr : lx lr cv Unk Hoff r Ed D. lulx D c .ll us. Da Dmmontl, lllck dtwbous, S.: D1 l:r.m tcsto Nl. ' l.ou Cuslz, Xllw' XV l:n'r Bxll . s . Q t . l - t , s' . . ' . . . lift The Charter system, Wh1Ch was lntroduced last year, was carned out agam thrs year. As E353 OFF .1 f- Q to Rlgl -Grctxlren lfrd ann 'lirc s rer Su- nr Orr - I . Smrvmxx. Btll Kestlc Vatu Pros xl , Lnhu R hh Pre-l . . . I-1,35 . li? W I l 95.1 . . . itil - Sqn . . 1 :ffl - - , Lf-5325 :sara . . , . sgtfi . , E175 J' ! INDUSTRIES S5 att Camo o WL mt 7 Pr VVQQ Boy owgt G uso U11- lralu ft Wm: pats E 'tottambtg jot top Qalmbmam pam tooo ov ostowo p ,fmt ot t 1 Q VILlb7H'114E1l o NHL ' W Hvmty V4 v vxpc t D'c'Ltst. WHT QLSWMKG LD VY Gm 11 SQ t at, ' MSW In tw pxocrsf mm on voantdpttgv Wdly ts mommy tulrsts no Stow malkmg Hr Hrop Company omptoysol Robert W Hoot, the tutst tml tumo estwmmst no tho Stott nnmoltusttv L st commg ml otolot ot stool rants was mamntac unto of ts vf r L tam W fomcmfto ot ossgroc y g txt gmt: dl Ik an um 95 9 att, T too Sato yoats Joram Ftntz dtlvg opocdl emo portoctool tp, thrust: t agp oHH httpd, th plant at Jotmstown has ptay 1 an umpo 'al t pzaut to 'Hmg ougnlv mlodormumfo vm C 5 pmt omt, p Qs I Maw sttft, ITDI mg In 7 to 'Que J Q: L 4: ffm' V its at H: V igirgy, Gillian tgeiig piffffm 'F' Ili ,Fe Cori: mortar, Tfzeg 'WE Li t ' V stvexz Kojiy :EEG UQ.: ' 'hammer 1 jstatetit fgtztf Kolb Ziff bid tie tfitnjt to tl. ni w' 'ol si 1 to H' gg 'hi V The Johnstowrg pIant ot time Bcctlotchem Stcei Comi fvis. 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'w M so 1' 'Z rt-rn ' 5' Qt Q' t ' . sth on Q DH 554 Ei QQ' tif JL vo WE: ak' 1 SEIH5 The Class of 1950 started 1ts ftnal year 1n West mont Upper Yoder by electmg B1ll B1mmel as pres1 dent of the class The other execut1ve offrces were f1lled by Tom Cush VICG presldent B111 St1nson treas urer and Mary Elrzabeth Iames ecretary The three sen1or homerooms elected I1m Berkeb1le Ph1l1p Lo prest1 and Brooke Walker to gu1de them through the year These offrcers and the1r classmates recerved excellent gu1dance from the1r advrsors M1s Margaret Greer M1ss Iosephme W1ll1am MISS Alda Long and Mr Carl Engh The sen1or class rated h1gh scholastlcally On each of the SIX Weeks honor rolls numerous en1or names were found Those Whose names appeared most often were Peggy Alwlne Iudy Callet Lo1s Costlow Eleanor Dabbs Gerald Delaney Ann Fa1r Betty Ianlsak Phyl LEFTMTO 1-flGl1ThBI' Bl 11s Metzler Ph1l1p Loprest1 V1rg1n1a Lee Mrller Allce Naugle Betty Ondreyack Mary Scaletta Mary Ruth Squrre Barbara Yost and Barbara Iean H111 The class had not only scholast1c but also a1hlet1c ab1l1ty as many sen1or boys held pos1 t1ons on the football team Edche Mrller Tom Cush Frank Carney B111 St1nson Brooke Walker Leroy Lose Inn Berkeb1le D1ck Hoffman B111 Bl1mmel hm Beam Ted Hofecker Irm Kahl and D1ck Slagle showed much sk1ll rn th1s sport However the team could not have functloned properly w1th out a manager Gerry Hornrck endured much hard Work as manager for h1s varslty classmates The Vars1ty basketball squad was composed almost entrrely of sen1ors D1ck Iones B111 Stm son Tom Cush Melvln Kle1nstub I1m Kahl D1Ck Hoffman B111Bl1mme1 and Irm Berkeb1le all con trrbuted to Westmont s cage success Glrls 1ntramural games were held Tuesdays and Thursdays at lunch trme The sen1or g1rls Won all of the tournaments Wh1ch Were held 1n basketball volleyball deck tenn1s mushball badmrnton and archery Part1c1pat1ng 1n these sports were Mar1lyn Lehman Barbara Yost Bar bara Franke Deborah Reese Ahce Naugle Ann Lyons Sue Orr Pat Hammer Barbara lean H111 Mary Ehzabeth Iames and many others The contests were always close and therefore they at tracted many spectators Dur1ng basketball season the sen1or g1rls had an 1ndependent team whrch played teams from Ferndale Iohnstown and Southmont at P1tt Center every Thursday nrght They ended the season very successfully by placrng second 1n the league The boys of the sen1or class also took part tn 1ntramural games Monday and Wednesdays one could fmd the boys of the school playrng volleyball basketball baseball football or pmg pong The sen1or boys won most of these tournaments Many clubs throughout the school were headed by sen1ors Pat Hammer was presrdent of the Y Teens and Mar1lyn Lehman held the same off1ce rn both the Gym Club and the G1rls W Club The language clubs also selected sen1ors as the1r pres1dents Iudy Callet 1n the French Club Dave Kmpe ln the Spam h Club and Mary lane Gould 1n the German Club Sam D1 Fran ce co was elected to the SX6CUl1Ve pos1t1on of the Key Club Wh1le Tom Cush became the presl dent of the H1 Y and D1ck Hoffman of the Vars1ty W Club The Photo Club selected Brooke Walker as 11S leader and the B1ology Club chose Iudy Callet to f1ll 1lS chtef execut1ve pos1t1on Many sen1or boys and g1rls were framed by MISS Margaret Greer to serve as l1brary ass1stants 1 if ,1 - rp 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . ' 4. , , .. . . . . . . lf I - , 1 1. S , . . . Q . 1 -1 1 . S . 1 1 1 - - - ll immel. Tom Cush, Bill Sun- ' ' ' ' ' son, arv D iza er ames. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 . 1 . . - - 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . 1 1 S , . ' S , ' TELFORD ADAMS I'murals l 2 3 4, Phoeni- cian 4 Yodler 3 Ted Qutet intramural thusiast does not care for girls sports lover RICHARD AMERSHEK Football 1 2 3 4 W Club Amber Football player class sleeper spends most of his spare time at Grove sportsman IAMES BEAM Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 1Y 3 4 W Clu 4 Sgt at Arms 4 Imurals I2 3 4 Stage Crew3 4 Roller Hefty football play er loafmg favortte pastime IAMES BERKEBILE Football l 2 3 4 Basket b I 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Baseball 1 3 Stage Crew President 4 W Club 2 3 4 Home Room Prestdent 4 Heels Texas for Iim good end in football believes in dating small qtrls droll WILLIAM BLIMMEL Football l 2 3 4 Captain 4 Student Coun 11 l 2 President of Class l l 3 4 W 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Chorus 4 Imuralsl 2 3 Key Club 4 Stage Crew German Club 3 4 Basket ball 4 Wrlbs Always ready for a good lauqh popular capable class president forceful captam of the foot ball team MARGARET ALWINE Chorus 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 25 Y-Teens 3, 4, Program Chairman 4g Yodler 35 Pho- enician 4' Senior Play 4- Lib Asst 4 Peggy Future secretary petite good natured and loyal baseball fan Crosby an SARAH BAILEY Chorus 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 YTeens 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenician 4 Semor Play 4 Biology Club 3 Sarah Secretary mater tal curly blonde hair pho to enthusiast great footba tan likable personality BRUCE BERKEBILE Imurals l 2 3 4 Mungxe Spends spare time in Morrellvrlle able gas station attendant BONNIE BLEWITT Band l Orchestra l 3 Chorus l 3 4 Transferred from Dale 3 YTeens 4 Senior play 4 Fren h Club Bonnie Supplied feminine love interest in senior play VIVGCIOLIS does not take life seriously cmother sports woman IUDITH CALLET Chorus 3 4 Imurals l 4 YTeens 3 4 Sec Edit Board of Yodler 3 Phoenician 4 French Club 3 4 Pres 4 Biology Club 3 4 Pr sldent 4 Gym Club 4 Phot Cub Student Council 4 Iudy Future Home E teacher dependable girl excellent Miss Grlley in class play check room glrl wllllng worker for the year book I ' : ' l en- U 1 : I . 1 I I I 3,4. 1 Q U I ' 1 I ll 4, H1 2,' ,' I LJ af , ' ' ' ' ' Q ' ' A ' 1 wp- a11,,'.', ,,? 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I I h l c FRANCIS T CARNEY Footballl 2 3 4 lmurals l 2 3 4 Student Counctl 4 Treas of Class 2 H1Y 2 3 4 Treas 4 W C b 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Stage Crew 4 German Club 3 4 Foot Usually seen tn a red or blue Studebaker fu ture doctor chemistry en thuslast always ready to ea THOMAS CUSH Football l 2 3 4 Basket l 2 3 4 Trackl 2 Y 4 Pres 3 Pres 4 W Club 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 Student Councll 4 Stage Crew 4 Andrew Ambltton to be a doctor crutses around IH blue Oldsmoblle good looklng sweaters Al phy s1que Spamsh Club 3 lmurals 2 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Duke A wmner ln Navy es quxet but always ready for a good laugh pumps a b1cycle to school every day THELMA DUNN Chorus 3 4 Band l 2 3 Orchestra l 2 3 Bxology Club 4 Semor Play 4 Yod l 3 Phoemcxan 4 Y Teens 3 4 Tim Frlendly another Canasta fan one ot our many future nurses knows how to select blouses has large reper oxre of pokes LEONARD FACCIANI urals l 2 3 4 Ba ball 4 Lenme Sparklmg dark eyes wears a well combed pompadour w1ll be cheer mg for Pltt Center next year mmmg engmeer LOIS COSTLOW Chorus 3 4 Semor Play 4 YTeens 3 4 Yodler 3 l.1b Asst 4 PIIOSHICICIII 4 Gym Club 2 Lots Capable IYPISI re served and quiet brown eyes to match her hatr consclentlous ELEANOR DABBS Chorus 2 3 4 YTGGIIS 3 4 Vtce Pres 4 Phoemcxan 4 Yodler 3 Semor Play 4 L1b Asst 4 lmurals Z 3 4 Gym Club 2 Eleanor Very tldy quiet and reserved well pnmed halr future mxmsters wlte SAM DIFRANCESCO murals l 2 3 H 2 3 4 Student Counctl l 3 4 Vtce Pres 3 Key Club 4 Managlng Edltor of Yod ler 3 Edtt Board of Pho encran 4 Sparush Club 3 4 Vxce Pres 4 Semor Play 4 Chorus 4 Baseball l Sam Humorous and w1t ty qulte a lover m the sen lor play new member of the crew cut gang always caught chewmq gum PATRICIA ETHERIDGE Gym Club 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoemcxan 4 YTeens 3 4 German Club 3 4 Bxology Club 3 Semor Play 4 Pat Stunmng 1ewelry quiet loves Southmont at mosphere prefers the nurs mg profession publlclty chatrman for the semor play ANN FAIR Band l 2 3 Orchestra 3 Y Teens 3 4 German Club 3 4 Blology Club 3 Gym Club 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Yodler 3 Edit Board of Phoemcxan 4 Lxb Asst 4 lmurals Z 3 Semor Play 4 Ann Attractxve black hcnr snappy dresser con stant talker mfectlous gtg gle enthusxasttc I . :I . 1 I lu - ' 5, U , - L , bq11,,',',' ' N32 4: Hi- l, 2, 3, , Vice- I I I . , I' , , , 4g i-Y l, GERALD DELANEY zf 91, 4, vice-Pres. 3, Pres. t tg ' , ' - I . 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' U ' el' gl ' ' 1: I I- I ' I l I ' l'm , , , 5 se- ' I ,I I . , : ' , 4: MARILYN PETTEROLF Band l 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Phoemclan 4 B1 ology Club 3 4 Manlyn Redhead s y cmd sweet dependable plans to go to Susquehan na beautlful clothes lover of ammals BARBARA FRANKE Cheerleaders 2 3 4 Y Teens 4 Glrls W Club 2 G m lub 2 Edlt Board of Yodler 3 Phoenlclan 4 Sec of Class 1 Bxology Club 3 4 Chor us 2 3 4 German Club 4 Imura1s12 3 4 dent Councll 4 Babs Another Ocean C1ty fan athletic small cheer leader spends Thursday mghts at the YWCA grace u MARY IANE GOULD d l 2 3 4 Treas Bxology Club 3 Gym Club 2 YTeens 3 4 German Club 3 4 Pres 4 Student Councrl 4 Photo Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenlclan 4 4 Semor Play 4 Gouldy Short ha1r thuslast Wlnnlng smlle Joys enterta1n1ng a gang at her cottage own style f shoes DORIS GREGORY d l 2 4 Trea Orchestra 1 2 3 Cho 3 4 YTee 4 ology Club 3 Spanish Club 3 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Gym Club 2 Imurals 1 Greg Spends much tlme makmg doll babres as pres ents always has a Sllllle spends noon tlme standmg by the lockers PATRICIA HAMMER Bndl2 3 4 YTeens3 4 Pres 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Grrls W Club 4 Edlt Board of Yodler 3 Edrt Board of Phoenxclan 4 Ger man Club 3 4 Blologoy Club 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 Lhorus 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Student Counc1l4 Lrb Asst 4 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Pat Future woman rn whlte genume Smile for all keeps a beautlful tan natu rally curly halr CARL FOUST Phoenlclan 4 Imurals l 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Foxy Quiet but full f Wll pmochle fan likes mo tor bxke racmq IAMES GEER Yodler 3 Phoenlclan 4 French Club 3 4 Treas 4 Spamsh Club 2 Photo Club als Chorus 4 lim Elther has motor blke or car enloys read mg only boy m French classes thls year RALSTON GLATZ lmuralsl 2 3 4 Key Club 3 German Club 3 4 Pho enc1a:n 4 does not say much but al ways has the rxght ans wers doctor w1nn1ng smlle BARRY HADDLE Transferred from Garfield l Imurals 1 2 Chorus 4 Yodler 3 Barry Quret shy around OPPOSlle sex enjoys auto rnoblle mechamcs member of Naval Reserve RICHARD HAVYER Transferred from Iohnstown Catholnc 3 Football 3 Baseball 3 Imurals 3 4 Pres of class 3 W Club 3 4 Chorus 4 Student Coun Cl 3 Sunshme Has a Joke for every saymg dark curly haxr happy go lucky dxs turbed Miss Longs home room . I . I h 1 A l I' O 3. 41 'y C , 3, 42 E .. , 5 , ' ' ' 3, 4, rmur '1, 2, 3, 4, 3. i ' . . , :Stu- . ' . f 1. ' B011 . . , . . 4: Chorus l,'2, 3, 45 Lib. Asstl Tasche Physics whiz, I I l en- 1 hu n - . I . . , : en- I I I 1 o Ban , , 3, 5 s. 3, , , 5 rus 1, 2, , , - ns 3, , Bi- , 2, 3. ' ' , ' 2 , G , . , : - . N . 1 I 1 fl , I - BARBARA IEAN HILL Chorus 2 3 4 YTeens 3 4 L1b Asst 4 Yodler 3 Gtrls Gym Club 2 3 4 Imurals 3 4 Glrls W C 3 4 Photo Club 4 Semor Play 4 Babs Dellghts m havmg feeds for the players de pendable basketball play er frlendly smile goes w1ld at basketball games swell scrapbook RICHARD HOFFMAN Football l 2 3 4 Basket l 2 3 4 Base 2 3 4 Track 3 4 o W Club 2 3 4 Vlce Pres res 4 1Y Chap 2 3 Sec 4 Student Councll 2 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Treas 4 Chorus 4 Treas ot class I Rum Famous for hrs hall smgmg all around good athlete plans h1s future w1th the F B I sparklmg personahty basketball cas ualty GERALD HORNICK Vxce Pres ol class 2 Boys Club 3 4 H1Y 2 3 Key Club 2 German Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenlcxan 4 Football Managerl 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 Baseball Manager l 2 3 Imurals l 2 3 4 lor Play 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chmk Lead ln semor play tallest boy 1n class drlves around ln a tashron able statlon wagon one ot the blond boys of the class MARY ELIZABETH IAMES Spanlsh Club 2 Chorus l 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 Glrls W Club 4 Yodler 3 Y Teens 3 4 Photo Club 4 Phoenlclan 4 Semor Play 4 Llb Asst 4 Imurals I Ba 4 Sec class 4 Lzz Hopes to be a wom an ln whxte sweet person al1ty outstanding alto can really drlve that green Chevy LUCILLE IOHNS French Club 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 Phoenlclan 4 Y Teens 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Band l 3 Cheerleader 4 Imurals 3 LucY Clarms her ha1r IS auburn peppy llttle cheer leader calls her gray Ply mouth the Boop as glasses to match her hatr qurte an acrobat uw THEODORE HOFECKER Football 2 3 4 Imurals 4 H1Y 2 3 4 Bo W Club 2 3 4 Stumpjumper Capable football player enjoys spendmg noontlme rn e hall races that blue car around THOMAS HOLTZMAN Imurals 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Football 4 Yodler 3 Chorus 3 4 Boys W Club Mule One of the short boys of the class good sense of humor can pitch a nxce curve for the base ball team played rn mtra murals BEVERLY HOWARD Imurals l Chorus 3 4 1b Asst 4 PhOel'l1C1G!1. Teens 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Senxor Play 4 Yodler Bev Tall blonde keeps up the P1tt News small features basketball tan wmmng personalxty ELIZABETH IANISAK Transferred from Mt Ca: mel 4 German Club 4 Betty A newly arrlved semor en oys P O D class one of many bra1n chlldren talented plamst RICHARD IONES Football l 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Capta1n4 H1Y 3 4 W Club 3 4 Student Councml 3 4 German Club 3 4 Stage Crew 4 Chor Imurals l 2 3 Bonzo Cant mlss a bas ket sound effects for the sentor play can usually be seen clowmng sporty dresser well liked IAMES KAHL Football l Z 3 4 Baskt l 2 4 Trackl 4 Baseball 2 4 Imurals 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Club 2 3 4 Brology Club W Club 3 4 Y 4 German Club 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 Stage Crew 4 Semor Play 4 Yodler 3 Edit Board of Phoemcxan 4 Llb Asst 4 Killer Tall and lanky perfect host always beg glng for class dues ln room 302 had a sharp eye wlth those Contact lenses IAMES KEPPLER Imurals l 2 3 4 t ball Z 3 Spamsh Club 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Phoenlclan 4 Chorus 3 4 Kep Faxthful newspaper boy very qulet good work er of Phoenrclan stand gets exerclse rxdxna a blcycle MELVIN KLEINSTUB Track l Imurals l Yodler 3 Photo Club 2 3 4 Stage Crew 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Student Co n cr 4 Klmk Good left handed shot becmtlful selectxon of shuts appealing personal lty dark wavy haxr IOSEPH LANGER Semor Play 4 Chorus 3 4 Football l Track l Yodler Imurals l 2 Lmgo Neat dancer fam ous for mlschlef Mr Robm son ln semor play Casa nova PHILIP LOPRESTI Transferred from Ioseph I ns 2 Imurals 2 3 4 Chorus 2 4 German Club 3 4 Sec Treas 4 Key Club 3 4 Semor Play 4 Blology Club 4 Edlt Board of Yod ler 3 Bus Mqr of Phoem clan 4 Llb Asst 4 Home Room Pres 4 Phxl Often heard beg gmg people to buy Phoenx clans one of the brams of the class amateur radlo fan always labbermg class CARL KEIFER Yodler 3 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Kezf Quret always smll mg moved to Flonda mxddle of semor year IANE KESTLE Transferred from Munhall Hlgh School 2 Spamsh Cub 3 4 YTens 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Phoenlclan 4 Semor Play 4 lame Enloys glgglmg never mxsses a basketball game spends summers at Lakeslde avoxds taklng school serrously DAVID KNIPE Football 2 3 4 Key Club ls Band I 2 Semor Play 4 Blology Club 4 I-l1Y 3 4 Photo Club 4 Spanish Club c1l 4 Chorus 3 4 Yodler 3 Edxt Board of Phoem clan Dave Good physxque spends summers at Ocean Clty deep vorce excelled ln Navy Test future Cornell man MARILYN LEHMAN Gym Club 2 3 4 Pres 4 Co Chairman 3 Glrls W Club 2 3 4 Pres 4 Photo Club 3 YTeens 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Bxology Club 4 Edlt Board of Yodler 3 Edxt Board of Phoenclan 4 Imuralsl 2 3 4 German Club 3 Semor Play 4 Lynn Cole Porter enthu slast dead eye basketball player mormng announcer W U Y radlo representa trve always gettmg hurt ln sports LEROY LOSE Transferred from Iohnstown Hxgh 4 Football 4 W Club Lee Well bullt muscu lar came from Iohnstown this year sklllful football player always wears smlle I 1 f I e ' bQll,,3,i '.2.3. , If , : I . 1 KGY 4, ' ' ', , Hi- 2, 3, ' I ' . I ' ' I ' 5 I ' in ' , , , 5 Foo- . fe I . 2, 3, 4, I'n1ura ' 1, 2, 3, 4, HLY 31' 4: W Club 31' 3, 4, Pres. 45 Student Coun- . , . I: I I u - .7 U ' l' .I I , I r 3,j ',,3,14. ff u 2 Oh : ' , , : I n I : .I . A . I - 4. I ' . I . - 1 I I G : I ' ' in 3 ANNE LYONS Vlce Pres of class l Chor u Z 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Span1sh Club 4 G1rls W Club 4 Yodler 3 Phoemclan 4 lmuralsl 3 4 L1b st 4 Semor Play 4 Mane One of the Reese Orr and Iohns gang neat dresser belongs to the bangs group tall guard on the basketball team PHYLLIS METZLER Chorus 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Broloay Club 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Interc ub Coun 11 4 German Club 3 4 Edlt Board of Yodler 3 Assoc1ate Edxtor of Pho emcxan 4 Semor Play 4 Phyl Hard worker espe cxally for semor dance and Phoemcxan cunbxtron IS to psychoanalyze people lead 1n semor play VIRGINIA D MILLER Band l 2 3 Orchestra l Ch rus 2 4 man Club 3 Yodler 3 Pho en1c1an 4 Y Teens 3 4 Gmny Exchange edltor of Yodler peppy a Phoenl clan stand salesglrl plans to attend Cedar Crest IOI-IN OBER Blology Club 4 lmurals I 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Honest Iohn Qu1et ready for a good laugh frlend of all helpful always seen rn lunch lme ELIZABETH IANE ONDREIACK lmuralsl 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 PIIOGIIICIGD 4 Grrls Gym Club 2 3 4 Gxrls W Club 4 Yodler 3 YTeens 4 Semor Play 4 r chestral 2 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Span1sh Club 3 4 Betty Bra1ny pehte fu ture language teacher damty chxld m the Semor Play burns the mldnlght o1l LEWIS MAKIN lmuralsl 2 3 4 Yo r 3 Chorus 3 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Stage Crew 3 Lewze Constantly seen wlth Havyer small seen worklng at the cross roads funny boy of the semor class another one of those star IYPISIS EDGAR MILLER Football l 2 3 Basketball 3 Tra Z 3 of Class 2 Student Coun Boys W Club Z 3 4 Imu r s l 4 Ed Small outstandlng football player basketball tar full of vrgor happy go lu ky future coach VIRGINIA L MILLER Chorus 2 3 4 YTeens 3 L1b Asst 4 Yodler Phoenxcran 4 Semor Play 4 Gmny Reserved beautl Iul selectlon of sweaters braxn ln all the commercral classes ALICE NAUGLE orus I 2 4 m Club 2 3 4 G1rls W Club als Bnd2 3 4 YTeens3 Yodler 3 Semor Play 4 Edrt Board of Phoemcxan 4 Nagle Talented art1st ough but good basketball player s1lly Mlss Sally 1n the semor play candy trend SUSANN ORR orus l 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Sec 2 Photo Club 2 4 YTeens 3 4 Club 2 3 4 Gxrls W Club 4 S c 4 Stu ent Councll 4 S c 4 Semor Play 4 German Club 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Imurals l 2 3 41 L1b Asst 4 Orc es Sus1e Capable secretary of the Student Councxl l WCIYS smrlxna promlsmg forward on the basketball team energet1c cheerlead 3 ' ' 5 I '. ' ' . , , : elle ' I, , 5 ' . As - I I ,' -. -I I I l l, 2, 5 'ck I: , 5 Pres. I 1 , cil 1, 2, Ri-Y 1, 2, 3, 42 I l 5 l ' al , . I I ' - . 4, 1 ' 3: 2, 3: I ol I , 3, 5 Geri ' U I : 'L ' ' i ', I' I - very u fastidious dresser? Ch , , 43, 2 Gy 3, 4, rniur' 1, 2, 3, 4, U I 1 J - g Ch , , , , 1, 3' li -f l . ,' : Gynf Z, 3, I ,l 1 d . . ' I 9 - 1 ' 1 D : - l 5 ' U 2 . I Q 3' 5 I O ' W tra , 2, 3, : t . U ' .' 1 - N I . ' J C1 - ' v . er. ' ' 5 - . - N- -- '- 2f'2srf'f f12:s f Q .2 :anew--1'21,. :..':ms...... .n-.. :1.:n,,r: VYV, 1 A 4.11.54 ..- 'ev .- -,sme:.1x.....--':'..f'r.LF7z,'ra:-7r'..f,'.z.-:':. . . zzzcr' .11 MARY IANE QUINN Chorus 2, 3, 41 GYU1 Club 2, 3, 4, Yodler 3, Phoenician 4, Biology Club 3, French Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Senior Play 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. Quinner Small, blushes, whizzes around in that red Chevy , chatterbox, lived for basketball substitutions. MARY RINGLER Gym Club 2 3 4' French Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoeni CICIII 4 Chorus 3 4 Imu s l 2 Mary Quiet reads reli gious literature plans t attend college liked by all avid French student RICHARD RODRIGUEZ Transferred from Cochran l Imurals 1 2 3 4 Football 4 W Cl b 4 4 Chap 4 Yodler Edit Board of Phoenician 4 Senior play Spanish Club 4 Lib Ast Rigor Class comedian 1ns1sts upon teasing the girls photo editor of the yearbook romantic lover in the class play MARY SCALETTA Transferred from Iohnstown High 3 YTeens 3 4 Chor us 3 4 Phoenician 4 Sen lor Play 4 Dolly Infalllble prompter of the senior play cheery smile for everyone finally finished the mittens Iohns town transfer perfect seam stress IO ANNE SHOAF Chorusl 2 3 4 Band3 4 eens 3 4 Yodler Phoenician 4 Senior Play 4 Gym Club 4 Imurals 2 Lib Asst 4 lo Tall and thin danced in the Kiwanis show win ning personality wears a page boy always seen with Liz it-A -zL..2'i... DEBORAH REESE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. of class 2, Band l, Cheerlead- er 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Girls' W Club 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Yodler 3, Edit. Board of Phoenician 4, l'murals 1, Z, 3, 4. Debbie Rough guard in basketball, undying energy, class spirit, large repertoire of jokes. LUTHER ROBB Football l, Basketball l, l'murals l 2, 3, Bioo y Club 4- Vice-Pres. 4, Stu- dent Council 3 4 Pres 4' Senior Play 4 Edit Board of Yodler 3 Edit Board of Phoenician 4 Spanish Club Lou Wants to spend his future in Texas can really handle that Dodge member of convict ha1r cut crew leader of assemblies IANET SANTORO Transferred from Iohnstown 3 YTeens 3 4 Treas 4 Bio ogy Club 3 4 ec Treas 4 Photo Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenician 4 C orus 3 4 Lib Asst 4 Senior Play 4 Student Council 4 lan Other half of senior play prompting staff Iohnstowner ready smile and wit manager of girls basketball team HOWARD SCHWARTZ Baseballl 2 3 4 Football Ke 4 Stage Crew 3 Senior Play 4 Phoenician 4 Yodl r 3 W Club 4 Ger man Club 3 4 Imurals l 4 Lib As Howie Master electrician teacher headache curly black hair enormous clod hoppers third baseman on the team LOUISE SILBERSTEIN YTeens 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Photo Club 4 Yodler3 Phoenician 4 Senior Play 4 Kitten Spends Christmas vacation in Florida hostess of the senior play party added humor t Chicken EVGTY Sunday sporty clothes RICHARD SLAGLE Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Imur s 3 W Cu Vlce Pres of class 3 Slim Always seen walk mg the halls srxth perrod Mrs Davls ace typlst thundermg tackle on the football team tlcket collec tor at the Wlnter Whlrl DONALD SNYDER Football 2 Imurals Z 3 4 Don Quiet partlclpated 1n mtramurals hangs out at Benshoff Hlll loves farm mg wellmannered MARY RUTH SQUIRE Band 2 3 4 Sec 4 Chor usl 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 YTeens 3 4 German Club 3 4 Spanrsh Club 4 Stu dent Councll 4 Semor Play 4 Blology Club 3 4 Photo Cub 4 Yodler 3 xt Board of Phoemcxan 4 Squeek Fcnthful to her alumni man drummer g1rl of the band and orchestra nonor student freckles fu ture muslclcm BETTY STEINBRING urals l 2 4 cass 3 Chorus l Senlor Play 4 Yodler Phoenlclan 4 Gym Club 3 YTeens 3 4 Betts Infectxous smlle has defxnxte plans for the future Marlan Young s other half everybody s frlend WILLIAM STEPT Key Club 3 4 Phoenlclan 4 Yodler 3 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Sen 1or Play 4 Bomber Dlgmfred mmlster class play always laughmg 1azz pxano play er wears stnkmg shlrts slow but sure MARTIN SMITH Band l 2 3 Spamsh Club urals l chestra l Z Smitty Iust makes mlsses tardy bell loves to play hls trombone mde pendent thmker ESTHER SPENCE Gym Club 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Blology Club 4 Phoemclan 4 Yodler 3 YTeens 3 4 Semor Play 4 Imurals l Es Thmks a lot of Fern dale mdustrlous French students has own ldeas Canasta fan good horse tramer loves outdoor l1fe IOHN STANTON Chorus 2 3 4 Photo Club 2 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoemclan 4 Imurals l 3 Semor Play 4 Longxe Sun bleached hcnr Spanlsh class pest lanky trymg hard to be tallest boy m the class M Kxrby 1n the senlor play ROBERT STEINBRING urals 1 2 3 4 Tre of class 3 Stage Crew 3 4 Yodler 3 Humphrey Dependable another commerclal bram plng pong star monopoly player THOMAS STERLING Footballl 2 Imuralsl 2 Tom One of the many hunters hot rod happy speedster f1ne sense of hu mor MARY IO STEVONS Chorus Z 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoemcxan 4 Photo Club French Club 3 4 le ns 3 4 Sentor Play 4 Gym Club Z L1b Asst 4 Io Tall coal black hcur wears a 49 Westmont rmg sunny smlle model Glossers Style Show RALPH SYMONS Transferred from Allentown Hzgh School 2 lmurals 2 3 4 Yodler 3 German Club 3 4 Spzlce Card shark spends home room perlod rn the office every teachers prob lem chlld adds humor to the class S IIRLEY TRAUTMAN Chorus I 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoentclan 4 YTeens 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Shrrl Prequents the Ma sontc Temple a1lur1ng halr enloys smgrng would rath er wear black and yellow than red and gray wears a Ferndale 50 rmg BROOKE WALKER Cub I 2 3 4 Vrce r Pres 4 lmurals 2 3 Student Councll 4 Spamsh lub 3 4 Sec 4 Key Club 3 4 Treas 4 WClub2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Baseball l Chorus 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Brooke Blg husky center of the football team smooth dancer PEFSUGSIVS collec tor of movte money bOOQ19 WOOQIG plamst budclmg Casanova IESSIE WILLIAMS Chorus l 2 3 Gym Club 2 I e s s 1 e Constant gum chewer lovely complexlon WILLIAM STINSON Football l 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketballl 3 4 lmurals 2 German Club 3 4 W Club 3 4 Treas of class 4 S age Crew 4 Gooch Lanky basketball player turns red when Mrs Raab speaks to htm ways sleeps ln study hall SALLY LOU TAYLOR Chorusl 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 YTeens 3 4 German Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenl clan 4 Sally Cooperatxve fnend ly helped wrth the senlor play props nght ln style wrth that short haxr cut IAMES WAGNER Transferred from Ioseph Iohns 2 Football 2 lmura Fearless Would rather hunt than come to school and does lntramural bas ketball player good word for everyone ARLEN WILLET Imuralsl 2 3 4 Track l Flzp Intramural enthusl ast quret one of West monts fast track men ellg rble bachelor BARBARA YOST P oto Club l 2 3 4 d nt Councll l 2 3 4 Y teens 3 4 Chorus 2 Ger man Club 3 4 Bro ogy Club 3 4 Imuralsl 2 3 4 Gym Club 2 3 4 Co Chalr man 3 Vlce Pres 4 Glrls YV Club 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 Edrtor of Yodler 3 Editor of Pho mclan 4 Senlor Play 4 Lib Asst 4 Toasty Blonde basket ball wrzard brarn chrld Phoenlclan edltor pmg pong champ phys1c1st brol ogy fan 45 I , 5 Y- ' ' I . 5 '. . , I I - ' 5 lrf I I ' I all A 5 ' ' 1 : ' IS ' , ' 2, 3, 4. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Photo I , , , , ' -Pes. 3, . 1 ' . ,4: f. .ff ., 2'3'4 ',' h , , , :Stu- e ' , , . : - , . I : 2 1 MARIAN YOUNG Imurcrls 1 Yodler 3 Phoen IICIH 4 YTeens 3 4 Chor us 3 4 Se-mor Play 4 er half of Betty Stembrmg cons1s1ent1y eats candy Ln assembly sews cr necrt stxtch A5 VH' VSERI' Ab XR I- ARE Iur4ie 'Capable artistg 'oth' The future 1un1or class W1th a cr1t1cal eye on the future elected at the end of 11S 1949 50 term B111 Kestle pres1dent Delores W1ll1ams v1ce pres1den1 Pat Sp1dle secre tary cmd Isabel Glatz treasurer USIDQ the same careful 1udgment the home rooms elected Ed Danyluk B111 Ma1l1nson and Darlene Slagle as the1r leader The Cla s was ably represented at the Student Councll rneeungs by B111 Mall1nson Ed Danyluk and Dave Suppes The off1cers under the guloance of the advlsors Mr Ott Mrs Raab M1ss El1zabeth Greer Mrs Davls and Mr Mann1on led the class 1n a successful pro gram Along scholast1c l1nes the Junlors de p1te the1r mall numbers had a good record w1th several of the students names appearmg often on the honor roll These lncluded Dor1s Coutts Pat Crlswell Mary Lou Cush Ed Danyluk Ronald Kelly and Ruth Peel ACl1V1l16S elect1ons showed the class Well represented Ed Danyluk was v1ce pres 1dent of the Vars1ty W and the Key Clubs wh1le Mary Lou Cush held the same off1ce rn the Photo Club B111 Kestle act1ve presldent of the class was also VICG presldent of the Student Counc1l and treasurer of the Photo Club Isabel Glatz and Mar1lyn Von Lunen held the off1ce of co charrmen of the Gym Club ln the held of sports Ed Danyluk Dave Suppes Dave Iones Charles Mapoles and George Gregory showed prom1se on the gr1d1ron Wh1le Gary Bor1ng Dave Iones Ed Danyluk and B111 Kestle took honors on the basketball floor Pat Sp1dle and Isabel Glatz as cheerleaders led the 1un1ors 1n the1r loyal support of Westmont s football and ba ketball teams In mtramural sports many g1rls of the class excelled Among the most outstand 1ng Were Pat Sp1dle Isabel Glatz Mar1lyn Von Lunen Barbara Stutzman and Mary Lou Rogers Every year the 1un1or class 1S g1ven the task of pub11sh1ng the Yodler Th1s year the ed1torsh1p of the school paper Was pla ed 1n the capable hands of Mary Lou Cush MISS Margaret Greer fa1thfully helped out when a deadl1ne was to be met and by the end of the year the class felt that they had successfully completed the1r endeavor The class promoted the1r dance The ceeded both soc1ally and frnanclally Mary 'f P' Lou Rogers was the guldlng hand behrnd the success The 1un1or assembly h1ghl1gh ed by Nancy lncardona s 1m1tat1on of Al lolson was one of the best assembhe of the year Several sk1ts were wr1tten and pre ented by members of the class K . 1 1 - 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I I D 1 ' 5 , . I I 1 1 . .1 . . 1 1 - 1 - 1 I I 1 - I I ' U I I - . ' ' ' ' , s ' ' s 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 - I I - . I I I I I I N . . . . . 1 1 1 , . . I I . . . U . ' s . . 1 . - - I I - I I 1 . I 1. High Hat Hobble , in November. This suc- ' ' ' 0131: flfRS-Left lu R1q I-B111 K1-srlc. president: Dn- ' Iur-'N Vfullnam-. x1tcfp1'c-xtlwmrl Pal Smdcl. ss-crctarv: ' ' ' lsdbcIk1lar: trcnsulcl. . . . . l , 1 ' S . ,DQ . s . is I I 1 1 1 IIIRSI RIJXN'-I,cIt ru Rxqhw- Thelma Blough. Durmx Court- Carharuw Bwgrx, All:-na Graff Irih lean I:r.aIwIc, Ix.xIwI GIAII, Shxrlev Daw Tala Cohn SECOND ROW' g Arm-lm Denuxrrh, Arthur Iiuvcr. Max' me Horoff. Nlarv Arm Ballcv, lance Cllauumh, PM Crum- xxcll Nldrx Lou Cuxh Domm IIN-hIwrqcr. THIRD ROVV-Tmn Dunklv- Iwrqrr Chdrlcx Urvrn. Ron Cuxtluxs, I.m'xahton IIu'nl. Gan Burma. ldv IIofcIIwr, Geurqx' Grcqorv, IiII Danvlul-.. 5 , Y , ., , .415-,A '-. aL: .:.: .-az:--v:J.:::-xz.tx l'lRbT ROW L It to Rnqhl Bulv Vhllnam Zora Vmhu ugh amz Roan Darlem 1 le B In am Stxlnbrm SECOND RONN Lu: Rma Narxlwn Von Lumn ne Fur I Barbara Slut man Dolore Wxllram oanu Iraurman Marv Lon Roqer anet arrw le NN xI1 'IIHIIRD RONV BIII hh aqngr n Plet hnr Dau bupp arlm Smrth B111 Sud? mrl lmm nhn Patna 5 L I ro Rrqn arx I MLNIIII Bull A ln an Nauqle al mr x r Berman m u 1 SECOND ROW Marv Ioan par Nm x InL1rL0na dx mx x xxlnqslon xl xrrm an Oxun Lol In Pat MIFf'aur IHIRD ROVN Ch.-xrle Ma vo unald mqcr 1 r 1 Imclov on nu L K la 1 ..........2 'UQ IJIRQT RUVV- uf I f NI 'Ian' ' I ', ' IVI I- I won, IVI' ' ' V , P' Oh- , Ra wa fvkr , I Ifle -lub. R th I'fIcrs. -.1,1vKx INI-rw-r. Rd' L' , Da- d M. . Cl - 'X H N N w,i 1- 5 N. , 16-. R L. I Bri Kcxlc Cfhcrlex . ,R - AILI Kvllvv, Da I Innes, Iaxk .IIC.1:. . . V- P H ,, I , I' wh' , Sldqle. Margo Voluhko, Pat jQQ,ve'YIv'-K' Q. ' ' f , Ian- 1 se. ,' : . N 4 ' A, I rv I4 P' 2 lex, 'vlamx Do c ', ' ' 'A ef M ' . I A. E 5 I xkx. I 'k. ,-.'4-...,g-,. ,-,...,.-..,-.gf.....f'-:.g.-:4.11f:11g.4.:'-W--'-H f -' ' f .Au-x.. This year the sophomore class seemed to prove that girls make good politicians, for three of their four officers were females. Ron Morgan was elected presidentg Ian- ice Raymond, vice-president: Sue Williamson, secretaryg and Shirley Robb, treasurer. As home room representatives in Student Council the sophomores chose Michael Wal- zer Gordon Pogal and Don Eckel The following were elected as presidents of the sophomore home rooms Don Eckel Tom Kahl and Michael Walzer The sophomores are held up scholas ically by the frequent appearance on the honor roll of the names Claryne Bowman Gretchen Erdmann Iack Lawson Ronald Morgan Gordon Pogal Iames Quest Anne Ruff Sue Williamson M1chaelWalzer Sharon Bloom Ioann Miller and Shirley Robb One can readily see that the sophomores were very athletically minded they had many representing them 1n variou sports In football there were Bob Smeal Dan Blaschak Steve Carney Ted Ewald Bob Hahn lack Lawson Dwaine Berkebile Peter Ogle Tom Iohns Marlin Stockwell Art Reese and Ted Bachlk Next was basketball Probably the most outstanding and well known sophomore was Bob Sharkey who played versity basketball For the Iay vees the sophomores had such deepndable boys at Bob Smeal Tom Iohns Ron Morgan Art Reese and Ted Ewald While these boys brought much deserved glory to their classes Tom Kahl Iim Bhmmel and Don Eckel served as capable managers Furthermore there are many sophomore girl who were equally enthusiastic about sports as was proven by intramurals Although the sophomores did not have a very successful season they have many good players 1.ch as Shirley Robb Sue Wil liamson Pat Shahade Grace Hahn Gretchen Erdmann Ioanne Salem and Dorothy Williams Many of the Photo Club members were from the sophomore class lim Quest held the office of secretary of the Photo Club The musically minded ophomores also Joined the band and chorus and added to the harmony of W U Y Claryne Bowman was accompanist for the chorus The sophomores held a party in Octo FICERS L ft , 1 R ,a V ber The party was characterized by the best of games and most delicious of refreshment V M q Iamce Raymond was selected to lead the ' ws band down the field as a high stepping mayorette Grace Hahn represented the sophomores as their cheerleader Sue Williamson acted as substitute cheerleader during Barbara Franke s illness A dance and assembly were held by the sophomores to round out their activities for the yeal 1 - 1 . . , , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . QS S . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 , . . , S . Q . F ' I I Q I 'I I 1 1 1 1 . . S . . ' OF - e to Riqh -Shir ev obb, secre I 2 - Iianucc Ra mond. vice-president: Ron or an. president: - Sir Wiliamson, treasurer. . . 6 J' V... ' .x .,.L Ir' wf. Sz' x ' HY' f A ffm , ' 51, X ' , . - .::'- ' , ' ni 'y - V 1--ffsi' .:' .Q B' 3 Q 1 . 4 . l7lRb'l' RUXX'-l.ef1 ru Rxqlzxf Sharon Bloom Greuhcn Eru- mann Greultcn Grevr Nana Burma. llm Bllmzzfl lxlarv l.ou Bonmx lox Hartland. 5ECOND RQJXV-Dun Eqlvicl Grace Hahn. Exelxn lfvaman Row Ann-rN!1elr, Arlene Bar nv:N, Bel' Hahn. Ted Bachll- lune Frxelwrx Comme BON lcv. Nlarlunv: Dahlcv. Clarvru liuwman. Barbara Hcnxhofi. 'l'HlRD ROXV-Gene Broun, lun Grav Srcxe Cdruev, Dan lilzxwltal-. Pd! Gleawru, Dxxam-' Bvrlaelule 'll-rl lfxxnlrl l' bl ROW L fx lx Rlqhr Dlrlx Yunaux Floruue Rhonl Sue Vlfxlllam on Martm NHL rlmq Mirlem Rur P: ahade l'xa 5 1 L a L XX Wa er Bern Valunmv. Anne Ruff oanm a :nm amu Raxmond Shlrl w Rqbh Dir uun lefn Ollll ll anne btexon more XX: l'lHl RD W .1 p Vu nam o rr: brmxl ar on x K Bo NLar ex v err bhaffrr lmr me z Don Xounq Nl l Dm :mln effvr Karhrxn r na 1xmqN nn r hlurqnr un M1 nr h xx In Vlerrl ECJJND ROVN Ed Kul-I om xmq ul om 1 amp L I my o am' Xlllllr nu lN u I artm l Lau on .1 n r one an I' lRl7 QNX R x l ru on n Ron Moreau K xl ., vm o ru r H ll l L l ll r nhl mq 1 .Ak lllR..k ' lxOV'!l,e'll to Rlqlll- r l N, ' lNlNl1lc l l. Jon. A lla- - B' ' Nhl' R11 5f.1lNl. lx Y . rv. Il' JL, Hr., '1' K.hI I -x Qnw, l l' H ll, lu- . . . r , lilr r ' 'l ll Pains Xlz . l.rlr N llata U l'. Cal l N, P l Mlllc . 'l'l'l, . R 'f fx' 96 N Bill K NN , V Y' ' lm P..1,1. T lh , P., flxarn, l'inl'N ll lvlmrl. Cllwr Kal L' .1 l. 'lR ' '- e r - iw, ' ' N . ' N -N . 1 ' ll' rl Sh , Q qrrl-lr. Da- ul Hllfzr. SECOND ROW' A lVlxLl'uael l: , ' ' ' . l -N 5 l' , l lx Y qfklil R Y 5, EV ' A N. D l N ' l- lr N. 'lllll RO '-R l h 'lf l N. R lv 1 N M - lm St 'lxfll l1 Q K A R lv R ', Arr Rf N' l l The freshmen class although the newest 1n the school had the greatest number of students 1n the1r class They voted for the1r offlcers at the begmnrng of the year Don Gallagher was elected to f1ll the offlce of presldent Nancy Zobel that of vrce pres1dent Barbara Hahn the posltxon of secretary and lack Murphy the job of treasurer As the1r representattves tn Student Counc1l they chose Dave Dlamond D1ck Grbbons and B1ll Randall Chosen as home room presrdents were Don Gallagher Dave Dramond and George Spence The freshmen showed much promrse 1n the held of sports Stan Pollock Iack Mur phy Len Mar hall Don Gallagher Ilm Connors George Cush Leroy W1ll1ams Mar l1n Sherman Marshall Hofecker Dave Dramond Stewart Foust and Iohn Zoppa all alded the Junror h1gh football team B111 Marley Stan Pollock D1ck M1hel1C George Cush IIH1 Connors Len Marshall Leroy Wrlhams Don FQCCIQHI and Don Gallagher helped compose the harp shootmg basketball team of Coach Askey Many other boys have proven the1r ab1l1ty by partrcrpatlng 1n the intramural sports at noon In mtramurals some of those outstandrng among the g1rls were Ioan Bezek Gaye Hunt Barbara Hahn and Shlrley Brssonette Beckle Zahm Iean Gray Barbara Roach and Barbara Hahn helped to lead the cheers 'or the 1un1or hlgh teams Appeanng most often on the honor roll were the names of Carol Clark Don Gallagher Barbara Marshal Iean Gray Mary Ann Leudeke Dave Dramond Andrew Golob Shrrley Blssonette and Alan Merclll Somethtng new was added th1s year to the freshman GCl1Vll16S A freshman gurdance class was organlzed by Mr Pe1fer to help the new pupxls begm the1r prep aratlon for college The freshmen were very actlve 1n the schools GCl1V1l18S Many were 1n the band chorus orchestra and photo club Chosen to precede the band down the held as ma Jorettes were Barbara Marshall and Gaye Hunt Not to be outdone by the upper classmen the freshmen attended the dances held by the other classes and had a party of the1r own Whxch was en1oyed by all f HCPR5 Lf l' the members The freshmen also entertaln ' l M Ph ' ed the faculty and other students by stag 1ng an amusrng assembly All the QCl1V1l1GS of the freshmen were carrted on under the able d1rect1on of the1r advrsors MISS Eshelman Mr Askey and Mrs Good Though the freshmen have had fun they have taken only one small step toward be comlng mrghty rullng senrors and there are many pleasant memorles to come , 1 I - I , . 1 1 . 1 1 1 I - 1 S 1 1 I 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 . , 1 1 I I I I I S - . 1 1 1 - ' I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . 1 . .. . - 1 I I - Q - 1 ' ' ' DF: Q '- ct to Rxq I-Barbara Hahn. srvretarv: Nanny Zohel use-presltfermlz Don Gallaqhcr, president: ' - at ur y. reasurer. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 l'lRbT ROVX Left ro Rxqhr Donald Barner Dax d Box r onnxc Balc. n E ql ar! G 1 Bar 0 x Dowl- ouer Lonnl am rwn F1 aman 'X an D umm bECOND ROXX Klnnarx xan hrrlex B 4 L man Q eh 01 lr qcrald at ornelxu o eph Bo ha m Connor Stexxarr Fon t Donald Facclanl Carol Clarl- Lore ra x lu Paul Dmehar! I' a1r' Caller Colette Cromer THIRD ROVK Daxc Dxa mond 'Naxn an barn I'rxe Ronald Clemcn on D r1 man morx Be lla rn ton Bet Georqc x FIRST ROVN Left to Rrqhr ohn lorquam lcorq Sp Daxnd blouqhfx L l Wrllrn Ra ph Xounq ac ' odu ohn Zoppa Hou ar Stark Ranz 1 SECOND ROXN Pu Nlaunll Benln Zahm lane Parrv ane Valennne ara Pcrer on 'Nlanu Sterllnq oxcc Squxr can Rapaport r Olhum Pcqqx Pruner Rax Yun ent Barbara Roach IHIRD ROW Nxncx Zohel Lannw Thrale Sranlcw ol lock Don VNU! I r x X lrams Nlarxleen bnxder Kar mit Owen Charlc Romanoxx Ixm Salem FIRST ROXX Left to Rrqht Ro rr an hequ 'Klan Ka h rruc Herclman lorn Harrxew Ronald Hou ard Rmh Larry Vhlllram He lop Carol lVlak SECOND ROV! Iohn Ialxell Marx Ann Lucdrlxc Dorothy Keppler Framcs Holt man can Lcxtenbcrqer Barbara ahn ack Mxxrphy Alan M r lll Rlchard Lnhhoni An drcxs Golob Blll Maqullkrn base Hunt Nancy Lxnden man Grax Alberta Hoffman Barhara Mar hall THIRD ROXK Bch Havxer Leonard Mar hxll Paul Mxll nc lVl1hL xl Francxs C rerh Blll Marlcv Marshall llofecker Merle Keppler B ' 4 Ioxrc n -Lei h , al l x c. ,: B X ' .. e D Inv. Kath- ' . N , .l c. 'h E' NAS ' xxwzrvlril I B Z ', l.. 's F : ' , R' C ' S, I - l , Ii C'p '. I II In: I , V .fa 1 ' , - . xcli E N ' . E ' : , Cl , - :, Cwh. he IRD.,-. lr- rn, Hazel Cgrccn, Bxll Lewisj I ' f . I ' ll , I ' 4 , Ia I U A- f rf, Dklxlrlq 7 I I I H 2' ,cf inc? I ' , . -. 1,0 ' . - fun. l I ' I 'lx lch 1, I . - - cl Q . Bully lzll. U Y. v 1 ,V ll . , S I Q . . ' . I 'W , c. I , ln . - ' . ' I c , - 1 P Q '. ' :L .f Q' X114 I SENIOR PRESIDENTS . Left to Right-Phil Loprrsti, Luther Robb. lim Brrkrhilc IUNIOR PRESIDFNFS Left to Right-Ed Danv u Bill Mallinson. 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'2' ff ,' . , L E'i:.!'F -WG-13.9 11:-ing' 'I ff RN YN . , ,XJ , X U :- J U' .Ti 'T '-2 l 'LE' iljgl I 'X Camhrna Lodge No 278 IF' S A M the tnrst Ma sonnc Lodge nn Johnstown receuved nts charter un 11853 Free masonry grew steadu1y un Johnstown hoth nn mem hershnp and hnancnall stahuhty from that tnme on 1Fnna11 Hy un 11923 the assocnatuon purchased the snte of the pres ent Tempile and nn 119311 the cornerstone of the hunlld nng was Hand The Fort Stanwnx 1H1ote11 was named for the Treaty o1TlFort Stanwnx hy whuch Wu11nam 11-'Jenn acquured a tract of Hand from the llnduans Thus tract unclluded the sntc of present day Johnstown Johnstowners manll dnd not allways pass through the attractnve modern huntdnng whnch us nn exnstence today Ht ns nnterestnng to note that hefore there was a hunlldnng the manll was taken off the olld canall and p11aced nn a Ilarge wash basket on the corner of Chnton and Wash ungton Streets Each person then came to the wash has het and rumrnaged for has own manll The Young Men s Chrnstnan Assocnatnon was organ nzed nn Johnstown at the turne of the Cnvnil War 1It was not untull 119113 that the constructnon ot the present day Y was begun and un 1191141 the work on the hunlldnng was connplleted The Young Women's Chrnstnan Assocuatuon moved unto nts present llocatuon shortlly after the Fnrst 'Wor11d War Both organnzatnons have contrnhuted much to the n11enta11 physncall and morall wellll henng of the peo pile off Johnstown 1 . . . o 0 .. u Q7 2 . . . . . 9 U . . . . . . .. . . . 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Q . . . . 1 . . . . . . 9 9 ' ' 9 bl' ROVN Left to Rlqhr Marx Snalttta Peqqw Alwme Carl Kufer ret e un u xr tnxa 1 er udx Ca et Marv lane Qulnn Betty Ondrelatk ONJD RONN Marx Rmqlu Barbara Anm franlte l'leanor Dabb Q. :na Dunn Lon 0 row Bt w St nnhrmq 'Vlarxan hmm a brhertdqc anet anloro 'larxlvn FQ lerof on reqorw a x axlor rqxnxa n er ary am on L Barham man ut Q bm rr tem L ull o n altar award Sthxxart merlv oxxard 0 nn? b ua rr emi' exxl a an I U1 ames Nhxrltv lnrxnlman The class of 50 proudly presents the b1gger and better th1rt1eth ed1t1on of the Phoen1c1an The edmtorlal board began Work early 1n the summer to formulate plans for the book and by fall the book was off to a good start As soon as the buslness staff dec1ded the prlce of the book sales began fn earnest The busmess staff Worked d1l1gent1y canvass1ng home rooms and press1ng sales at every turn In add1t1on the staff sold refreshments at all the home football and basketball games They also sponsored a successful gym dance and operated a check room at all the home basketball games All through the year the photography staff could be seen Wander1ng about the school takfng 1nformal plctures of classes and students After the contrlbutors had f1n1shed and presented thelr work the book was near comple t1on R1s1ng pnces and the demand for a better book created many problems for the staff but after a few last m1nute arrangements had been made the annual was completed l'lRNl ROV! r tt Rn Bxrbara :xp loprv. vlln t mr D tk Rx trlqm Luthmr Robb A ut 'Nanqlx oralt R Q SECOND ROXX m Dtl ranu. Nlarx Rxth bqnu N arxlwn l. hman lm Kahl lat Hirnm U xt lknm Ann l F ...,.. M.. . , - . ,, - , , . ,.,,,,,, . J-.. - .--1 - n 1 , l l l l FIR '- I- ' 'r , f ' , - ,Bull S p, Ml KI- sth. V g D, Mll I ' ll. SEC. '- ' ' 7 ,I l s. Th-1. . slfsl , 'tt'.'v ' Q. Ptl 4.l S ,1N,'vl.DkG '.Sll'T',Vn.'L.Mll,M l'-Glf. 'rlf Hxll. Lu s l lb' s , u' 0 l lu s. THIRD ROW-Susarxrx Orr, Ianc Kestlv, Sarah Barley, Turn Hultzman, Anne Lyons, Mary In Srevons, Ilm Gccr, lohn Stanton. Brooks W'l , H . f :. B ll . I-A .fh f, Esrh- Sp ', L 'Q M kil1.M 'filzahfl l' '. f r ' . . Lcf t qhlf 1 ' You Phi . wrt Ph X M-r:l- 1' t -: I., I' , , Deh . :wwf Sa I fwtw A l l 1 R' .'l ' e I , 7 1 er a - ' v :milf I THE YODLER L- ,wa ST ROVN Left 11 R1 ht Bcrrxard Klem tub and Roarh uth e tr or1 ou t Tala Co n ufm Fra Q OND ROVN Nlarqt Vnvlxhlxxx l htl C la I uma bnffxth ettx tcm rxnq at l nr rrliw ix rx 1 l7v.1xox1t I 1 l x an Niuqlt xx ma uuqh ir tm do lx N1 11 I Bxxr RD ROW 11r1xn 4 r rm 1t man 011111 1 r 111 murttxnd 111 0 1 xx on :ra V1 hula h YCDDLER HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR The 1949 50 school term began Wllh the staff of the school paper ready to start Work on the frrst lssue of the Yodler At the end of the sophomore year Mary Lou Cush had been elect ed ed1tor1n Chlel She was ass1sted by the manag1ng ed1tor Dolores Wlllrams and the bus1 ness manager Gary Borrng W1th the help of the assrstant ed1tors Ruth Peel B1l1Kestle Pat Sp1dle Ed Danyluk and Dave Suppes and the make up ed1tors Ronald Kelly and B111 Mallm son the staff publ1shed 1ts flrst Yodler by October f1rst The fee for the Yodler Was lncluded 1n the Student ACl1V1lleS Tlcket or was f1ve Cents per Copy 11Q11oR1A1 BOARD SI xx ,I 1 , 11 f rxm Two of the fnost outstand1ng art1cles were S llll QLEEHROEZSNELPZI gvlidiln d fflx ul PM :wr IV P The M1d Century Revrew and Blood Banks Need Donor The extra page of the Chrlst mas ed111on presented poems and art1cles con cern1ng Chmsrrnas Many llvely sports stor1es were con r1buted by Mar1lyn Von Lunen and Dave Iores A new feature th1s year was n the Spot by Monty West The gosslp co umn So1l Conversatron was a b1g h1t The staff apprec1ated the help of M1ss Margaret Greer and the class members who made the Yodler successful FIR '- 1 'g - s , I - r , R lff- f, D 's C is, - h , I lvl' SEC 1 7- ' ' . Na ' 1 IZ, A lr T , B ' lanr S lv I. P fllv, Sh ' Da' A1 cl 41 ' h Pa lk f :cnt -rs M '- .'. - -, 'l'l -l Bl . D. l- ' Sl' . lv, Bm ' X ' ll 1 ms. Ca hc11nu N. 'l'l'll '-Bt l' Vm l.1:m':x Ba ln 1 Su 1 1 , D 1 ll'r-lzhv gvr N. lv l '. l , l. N Bl ss lla! CIN x-ll D lllcvchcr. Ronald Langvr, lam-I Clavvorrxh, Marv Ann Ba1lcx. Maxmv llnruff. Innrmm- Tranrrnarr, Marv Lou Roqvrs, lamxt- Purwl Zi KK K , I l5lR. ' RO '-Lff I1 Rqhr-Ruuld Kcllv lldrx' H11 1:xq 'lz 4 L S . DI N VVI 4 1-. B111 'C-llc. A ' SEC .' '- .S e. E D4 'l l ' 'npcs Ru. cel H . I H H Ball 1' a , 'S' lvwr. 1 . ' O H xx I., , 1- H The purpo e of the H1 Y IS to create ma1nta1n and ex end throughout the school and commun1ty h1gh standards of Chr1 t1an character These words were solemnly repea ed by ea h of the new members dur 1ng the1r 1n1t1a11on 1nto the H1 Y 1n October The prevlous sprlng the club had lald a founda t1on for the com1ng year by electrng Tom Cush to the olt1ce of presxdent I1m Berkeb1le V1Ce pres1dent Frank Carney treasurer D1ck Hottrnan ecretary D1ck Rod IIQUQZ chapla1n and I1m Beam as sergeant at arms The follovung new members wh1ch swelled the club enrollment to forty were accepted Gary Bor I-ICPRS 11RsT ROW L 11 1 1ng Bob Grove B1ll Kestle Dave Suppes I11'1'1 Bllmmel frown ROXK F Bob Sharkey Ted Ewald Bob Smeal Steve Carney RD ROW 1 Q p Tom Iohns Ray Peterson Art Reese Ted Bachlk Bob Hahn Gene Stevons Tom Kahl Bob Hubbard Ron Morgan Ed Kegg Gene Brown lack Lawson Ray L1v1ng ton and Pete Ogle The members en1oyed a number of sports act1v1t1es durlng the year Whenever the gym wa ava1lable club members competed 1n thr1ll1ng battles 1n thelr basketball and volleyball leagues Later 1n the year arrangements were made for the boys to swlm at the local YMCA pool for an even1ng and also to secure several alleys for the bowl1ng enthus1asts 1n the H1 Y S I OVN 1 N SFCOND RCRX T C h Td Hf L Q l 11 F .- . . . .. 1 1 X I . . L .F. 11 .J . L 1- L H - I - I 1 l I 1 I ' I 1 , : ' 1 , s : ' - 1 5 ' - - . , 1. . 1 1 'S 1 I ' OF' Q --I B , l- e In Rlqlt-Ilm Berke- - . . 1 hxle. Vmefpresxdentz Tom Cush. President, 1 1 1 1 1 Q' 12 1' '- rank Carnev Treasurer, Dnck Hoff- man, Secretary, 1 1 1 1 Tlll '-Dm' Rodnque: 'hala1n, Inn Beam, . Sergeant-at-Arms. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 . 3 - I . . . . . - 1 1 - . l7lR. ' R 'elwft lo Rlqh gGcurqr Urcqrwrx, llm l 5rrl1c'l'1lli' Unk Rodrlqnrl. lclxm Klclnslub Frank lfarncx, Dtclx llofflmmn, Daw' lfwnv lum Kr 111-r, Sam D1l:ranfcs1n. A . l . '- om 'us C nec cr. Dirk Sla lv. nm Kahl Gerald llormrlx. lim Bram Dull Innes. Bxll Bllmmcl lid Nllllcr vw F1 fi 1. SI' ROVK L fr 1 R1qh 1m cam 14 auer c xln clnstu 1ck lotfman lmmrl rank arncx F M1l cr Ted ltlofm kcr .iq G , E355 Elfli i253 T551 P11751 I Fi: limit -tg: V Y Y FIR' '-Q .. -1-1 11 .D-rH-',M1 Kl'.h. D--1 .B.111s1 ,P c -..d 1. ff. 1 . SECOND ROVV-Unk A111crsl1ck. Brooke VValkcr. B111 Srmsnn. Dirk Ioncs, Gerald Hornuk, l1m K.1hl, Duk Sldolc Tom Cush. Fe? ' A Z' . , . . L 1 , , Q :mi - 1 s. 1 ' rc, 4 I ' , '. s, 4 , I. s . 33 ffm ' it? - I - 1 - - - 116' - - 1. 11 . . . if, ' , , ' ' M .355 U ' . . A . . , , , - 11243 .E Du lc Roclrlquc THIRD ROW Duc lone ltl Danxlu Gcorqc Cxreqnrw 1n1 Berkchllc Charlu Mapolc H1ll Waqncr ark Men cr BOYS W CLUB Wlth Mr Mann1on and Mr Engh to supervlse the proceedmgs of the W Club It 1n1t1ated new members and elected the otflcers tor the commg year D1Ck Hoffman was chosen as pres1dent Ed Danyluk as v1ce pres1dent B111 B1mmel as secre tary treasurer and Frank Carney as sergeant at arms The new members and elect1ons were held at the fall sess1on The new members were severely tested to determ1ne the1r worthmess to belong to the club All the new members passed w1th tly1ng colors and the club Was ready for more when the spr1ng sess1on rolled around To earn a letter 1n football basketball and baseball and belong to the club the boy must have partlclpated 1n at least t1tty one per cent ot the games ln one of the sports In track 5 polnts must be earned 1n one meet to be el1g1ble for a letter Although the club meets only two t1mes a year once 1n the tall and once 1n the spr1ng the meetmgs are Splflled and perfectly at tended The W Club IS one ot the most honored clubs ID the school and 1ts mfluence IS hlghly respected throughout the school The club sponsored several gym dances and all were a success OFFICERb lst! to R1qht B1ll Blxmmcl beucmrx Treaurer Fd Danxluk Vntc Presxdcnl D1tkHoff111a11 Prf:s1dr11r Frank Carnu berfleant at Arm CIRLS W CLUB Probably the most outstanding athletic girls organization in the school 1S the Girls W Club At the end of school last year Marilyn Lehman was chosen president of this club Barbara Yost vice president and Sue Orr secretary treasurer The club erved as an advisory board tor the Girls Gym Club It was made up entirely of g1rls who had earned the1r let ters by participating in intramural athletics The girls who had already earned the1r letters all strove to earn a chevron wh1ch is the high est honor a girl can obtain 1n this club FICERS Lf: R 11 Ma lv L e de This club had charge of the intramural activities of the girls 1n the gym at noon All four of the classes competed for the champion ship 1n each team sport With the help of Miss Elizabeth Greer the team was chosen For 1nd1v1dual sports each class had its own elimination tournament The winner of these earned one hundred points and the next three highest girls re C ce1ved tlfty po1nts each large amount ot credit for the success of the club She was the med1ator1n any disputes which o curred and ecured many privileges for the athletic g1rls Miss Betty Lou Foust student gym teacher also helped the Girls W Club in many Ways although she was here only for a short time As a coach she traveled W1th the girls basketball team to their games The W Club appreciated her help both as frrend and counselor ST ROW Left R h A c Bah t a a SE OND ROW M lv e S v v qe R e I nl I . . . I . . . 1 I . - . , I - Q . I - OF '- e to iq I- ri n ehman, Pr si nt: Susann Orr, Secretary: Barbara ' ' Yost, Vice-Pr sident. , . Miss Elizabeth Greer, the faculty advisor, Was a great asset to the club and deserves a C S . . . . I . I l I I . I L . . . . FIR - to ig t-' li e Naugle, r ara Yos, Barbar lean Hill, Barb ra Franke. C - an n Lhman, usann Orr, Mar Elizabeth Iames. Mar, Lou Ro- rs, Deborah exe. X H t l l KEY CLUB The Key Club under 1ts capable presrdent Sam D1Fran cesco upheld 1ts reputatron as the school s most actlve SETVICG organrzatlon Wrth Ed Danyluk as vlce presrdent How1e Schwartz as secretary and Brooke Walker as treasurer the club contlnually sponsored prolects to ard and 1mprove our school and communlty One of the most Worthwhrle act1v1t1es of the school year was the presentatron ot over one hundred and hfty popular records for the luke box At noon members also pol1ced the UWM P X B ,4,L, M record machrne to prevent damage ll uv, ruarr Nun P C1 l x t For the second year the club conducted a hrghly success ful campalgn for collect1ng books to be sent to the tubercular patrents at Cresson The Key Club recerved much pralse for th1s Worthy enterpr1se Among the many other servrces rendered by the hustlrng members were the showlng of Weekly mov1es for the students at lunch tune the prrntrng and d1str1but1ng of football p'ograms and keep1ng Old Glory Wavrng over the school each day The club supported the State Key Club Convent1on 1n Bradford Pennsylvanla Wlth as large a delegatron as 1t had the year before ln Allentown For the l949 1950 term, Westmont Was honored by havrng 1lS presrdent Sam D1Francesco elected Drstrrct Governor In add1t1on to rts outstandmg servrce record the Key Club provrded for 1ts members pro grams rn Whrch many promrnent men representrng all types of busrnesses and professrons gave rnvaluable advrce about therr respectrve vocatrons ST ROVN L fl o Rxqlfl Dan l l- 1 1n on U1 L mc cp: o n rn am D1lmntc no Mnhae Vva r Bernard Klcm rub OND ROYX lack Lau vt ll D tx aph xrnor art rtcn Ronald Co roxx Ronald Nlurqm Daxc lxnxp Howard L xx art Par Clca Phu Lopn RD ROVN Bll Blnmmcl Cordon I 1 l nrt onall lx I 1 . - , ' C ' fill' - Cl--tl-'.-.msc - ' - XY. kcr. 'l'u-.1sxxx'cx. ll: md SQ. 1. ' Sctrcltxrxt llllframcstn r s - dent. litl IL n 'lnlm Vu '-Prcsntcrtl. 1 I I - FIR '- e I y . - L it .al Bull Mill s . Gr .ld Dsl: v. Bxll St . l h Pa 'cle Sr 7' v . ' l ' l:e, SEC 5 'L 1 it .lf nr. R.1 5- Ch 'fs czv . sl W. I . R . ' Q. S'h ' 1. 1 sun, l , rsli. THI 7- x , 1 'nt .x. Bmll S lw, R L 'ally-, lm Kal l, B ll Kcstlc, Brooke Xvtxllcxt FIRST ROW Left to Rrqht Dorn Coutts Ruth Ieffers Marx Sgaletta Peqqy Alxxme Mary Nauqle can Frable Darlene S xql Arlene Griffith Ianet Roach Marv Iane Quinn udv Caller Bettv Ondrelarlr Marqe Volthko Bettx Vkxlltam T la Cohn SECOND ROW Thelma Blouqh Pat Ober Loule Srlber tem Bdtx Stelnbrlnq Barbara Franke Marx Ruth Squtrc Marllxn Lehman Barbara Yot Thelma Dunn Dons Greqorv Eleanor Dahhs Raw a Otter Catherine Bver THIRD ROW Luulle Iohns Susann Orr Lots Co rloxx Vtrqtnta L Miller ane! Santoro Bonnre Blexxrtt Marrlxn Von Lumn Marx oan Lear Marlan Ycunq Marilyn Fetterolf Phvlll Met ler Deborah Reese Allce Nauqle Marv ane Gould FOURTH ROW Marx Iane McNally anet Parrv Barbara Stu! man Ianrce Pursel Maxrne Horoff Marx Flt aheth mm I' thrr Spence ane Kestle Marv Lou Roqer Pat MLFearers ballx Lou Tavlor Sarah Barlev Pat Etherxdqe FIFTH ROW Ioanne Traurman Marx Lou Cuh Dolore Vhxllram Ann Lons bhrrlev Trautman Pa Hammer t Clax omh arx Io Qtexon oAnne Shoal Bexerlv Ilovxard Ann Farr Marx Ann Barley Lot Mos Nanrx lnrarrona The Y Teens began thrs years act1v1t1es under the leadershrp of thetr advrsor, Mrs Good and therr pres1dent, Pat Hammer In the early fall th1rty two prospectlve members underwent two harassmg days of 1n1t1at1on, wh1ch were termlnated by a mysterlous evenrng 1n the gymnasrum The formal 1n1t1a t1on ceremony was an exceedlngly lmpresstve candle lrght serv1ce held rn the audttorrum The club 1nst1tuted 1lS welfare work ln October by sendlng candy to chrldren overseas At Thanksgrvrng each gtrl donated food for cr needy tamrly Selllng Chrrstmas seals helprng the Red Cross w1th var1ous 1obs and cooperat1ng wlth the Carnbrla Lrbrary rn maklng entertalnment poss1b1e for the younger set are only a few of the good deeds accomplrshed by the Y Teens The most extenslve protect undertaken was contrtbutmg to cr dest1tute tamrlys happlness at Chrrstmas Under the efhcrent leadershrp of the presrdent the club collected or bought several out OFFICFRS SIZATED Pat Hammer Prestdent Ianer Santoro Ilreasurer STANIDINLJ Phvllr Met lar Inter aluh Couurl Rt rr entatrxr eanor Duhh Vue Pre :dent urx a tt berruarx Peqqy Alxune Proqram Charrrnan frts of clothmg for each of the twelve members of the tamrly Not only was a full course meal provlded, wtth the help of the H1 Y who fur nrshed the turkey but the tamllys cupboard was amply hned The toys collected by the g1rs made the chlldrens Chnstmas one of exuberant 1oy Of course 1t was not all work and no play for the glrls, as they had a very amus Ing evemng when Mrs Wrllrarn Wllllams taught them how to make fudge Followmg the Somerset game the Y Teens sponsored a drag program dance a type almost unknown at Westmont Upper Yoder H1gh School, but wh1ch proved to be a whoop1ng success - 'A - '. ,, - ' , U , ' - , I , fl.. e - 4 , , s ' s , ' I' ' ' , ' , 4 ' 4 , s, . 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I 9 - S EI 1 Q '- s ' : I I' Cllr I ' ' '3 - - - V, I I I - I - V I ' . . 1 . 1 ' I 1 11 . 1 lloseb 11 T 1111m111e11t Tho G1rls Gym Club began an actlve season wlth the newly elected offlcers tak1ng over the1r dut1es F1ll1ng the pos1t1on of the pres1dent was Manlyn Leh man The v1ce pI'eS1d9I'1lS cha1r Was f1lled by Barbara Yo,t and tha1 of the secretary by Susann Orr The 1ob to schedule tournaments and record the pomts was rfwwm g1ven to Mar1lyn Von Lunen and Isabel Glatz the hmfzs co cha1rmen bophomo res M The ma1n funct1on of th1s club IS to regulate the g1r1s 1ntramural tournaments All of the off1cers and members of lh1S club were excellently ass1sted 1n the performance of the1r dUl1eS by the1r faculty advlsor 1 0 r'FlCf'l'2N L11 1 ar n mm Minn 1111 umm ann lr at B rlvam host M155 Ellzabeth Greer Th1s year Westmont Upper Yoder H1gh School had among 1ts faculty a student teacher MISS Betty Lou Foust M1ss Foust taught gym, heal1h general sc1ence and b1ology At the end of her teach1ng the Gym Club sponsored a surpnse party to show the apprec1at1on of the g1rls for all that MISS Foust had done To furn1sh the entertamment each class put on a Skll followed by square danc1ng 1n the gym After th1s MISS Foust was presented a g1ft The servlng of refresh ments brought an end to an enloyable even1ng Barbara Yost proved to be one of the outstand1ng 1nd1v1dua1 tournament w1nners of the glrls th1s year She placed f1rst 1n the p1ng pong badmmton and tenn1s tournaments Ioanne Salem placed second 1n the p1ng pong exh1b1t1on and Manlyn Von Lunen was the second place w1nner 1n badm1nton Mary Lou Rogers was the runner up of the tenn1s tournament Arlene Barnes proved to be the Robm Hood of the school as she took the f1rst place honors 1n the arch ery tournament 11m11 11111 x tr SPLOND ROVN Crctthan L11 Put bmdle 7ora V111l1tox1ch Btttv Ondrslatk Darltne Sl1qli' Nlarv Rlnqler Kathryn Nluhler Amelia cnouth f'1lv:rn ounq nc au L etx 1sl1er ar ara an l 11 w Ca at Mary ans u1nn Arlena Qnffn Betty Qtexn ru Hxrh 1ra Aunt rank N119 VN xllmm on Pat Shahadc D N 1 1n tr att 1 n x 1 et ltr ctrx a rntmt ar cm 1 rx rx 1 abc ame Flame Moll 1rl x 11 111 arnc 1r1111t anct auom 41 nrt 1 mms 11111 -.tm arl'1'1ra bint man wanna Sa 1111 Marv 1111 Rtuqtx 1111 tr trqcr ar am 111 0 1 Don C rtqorw . 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FIRST ROW Left to R1qht Tom Harrle-1 Berme Klem-tub Bob Grove Tom Kahl Ron lanqer Charle Mapole m nc 1t Clbbon Gene btexons Mart1n We1srl1nq Andv Golob 5 OND ROW Iudv Caller blame Caller Marx Ann Luedeke Betkw Zahm l.ou1e S1lbcrre1n 'Vlarx R th Sqmre Muw am C111 l Barbara can Hll Pcqqv Prumr Cz-111 Barlow Colettt Cromer Kathrvn l'1aman M1r1an1 Pxan RD ROW Pat bpullm Ruth Nadel Jhn Bt lc 11111 rr anxnt r C r ont aunt Hurnfl ant! antoro lN11x 1 abtth ames arah Ba1lev Alan Merull Marx Lou oqzr ol 1 qtra rate a 11 ann 1t B r ara 1 l.lRlH ROW Marv Kathrwn llerdnan Ruh Larrx Tcla Cohn Carhtrlm Bvtr rbwra t1t111111 cluru X1 1am .1 mer ant avtomb Marv o texon arx 011 1 am ar at artln orotlw oxxtr arul 1111 Dornthx lx 1 ll ROW bam l'rw Don VNerr eros 1 1am Daxe ont aut ark roo 1 allur o Stn cr 1 11 1111 11 Sharlrn n 1 1 err e em tu Dau Knlpe Ron Cltn1u1st1n Bob l'l11'bb1rL PHOTO CLUB At the end of last year the members of the Photography Club elected Brooke Walker pres1dent for the com1ng year Mary Lou Cush was chosen v1ce pres1dent I1m Quest secretary and B111 Kestle treasurer In prev1ous years only those students who were elected or those who turned 1n p1ctures were permttted to 1o1n the club but th1s year all students who pa1d the1r dues were allowed to become act1ve members of the club The club th1s year has 71 members On the th1rd Wednesday of every month the Photography Club held the1r meet1nr,s A thgce meefmgs the presldenf Showed the members of the club how to use the dark room how to take good pxctures and how to practlce many Ollie? useful Sk111S In The Url Of good Pho 99fCIPl'1Y At one meetmg Mr Hesselbe1n of Hessel bem s stud1o addressed the club He spoke of many of h1s humorous exper1ences and told the members of the prohtable future 1n photog raphy One th1ng ot spec1a1 mterest he told the Club was the Way to take unusual plctures of bab1es and chxldren On a Frlday afternoon the Photography Club was glven perm1ss1on to go through the Cover Stud1o Here they saw how pxctures were taken pr1nted and developed They learned about color photography and a llttle about mov1es It Was a very lnterestlng and educat1onal tr1p and the members of the club who were fortunate enough to go found 1t Well worth the1r Wh1le FI- I N but 1hr Barn 1111 lll t S 'UND VK BHK t Hmor wllnr ll ij ul , OE , 1 f I I l uf , 1 '4 . 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SLZHTIUTYQ- ---J--1-w ' ' ST ROW Lftt Rqhf M baal: N, y LOND ROVV Ba ba X M rn a tl a Lop el ' ' t ' l Met BICLCCY CLUB The B1ology Club under the able d1reCf1on of Mr Robert Holman began the year by electrng Iudy Callet as pres1dent Luther Robb was elected to take charge when Iudy was ab sent and Ianet Santoro was chosen as secretary treasurer The club as usual was llmlled to members of the sen1or class and many candrdates enrolled However s1nce the number of members had to be lrmrted only students who had taken blology were el1g1ble The club was d1v1ded 1nto two sect1ons accord1ng to preference and each sect1on worked on a pro1ect One sect1on studled the effect of cross breedrng between mutated and normal fru1t flres Whxle the other SECTIOH studled the effect of a v1tam1n def1C1ency 1n hamsters EIULR5 Lf' ' In add1t1on Mr Holmans collectron of nakes was g1ven much attenhon by the mem bers of the club Many of the students who prevlously had been frrghtened by the very word snake soon learned that snakes are not sornethmg to fear but are very benef1c1al to the amateur gardener as Well as the farmer The students who were members of the B1ology Club were the same ones who had gone Wllh Mr Spence to Plttsburgh three years ago Interest had been hlgh on th1s trrp and 1t was suggested that the B1ology Club go as a group aga1n th1s year Mr Holman was placed ln charge of maklng the arrangements Throughout the year much knowledge was ga1ned and the members of the club ad vanced the work of the1r predecessors 8, 1- fr- ...sunn-. l l l l YYVY ,,i,T-1 FIR - Q 0 1- - ary lane Quinn, Bar r ranks. Thelma Dunn, Mar' Ruth Squnrc, Marllyn Lehman, Mar' Ianr' Gould, Doris Gregory, Lucille lohns, Iudv Caller. SE' . - r ra 'osr, arilyn Fe erolf, Pt Erherldge, lane Kes e, Sarah B llcy, Ann Fair, Pat Hammer, Phil r ax, Annr Lyons, Es hcr Spcmc, Susann Orr, lane: Santoro. Sally Lou Taylor. Phvlls zler. THIRD ROVV-Howard Schwartz, Dave Knlpc. Luthcr Robb, Marlin Smith, Ixm Kahl, Iuhn Ober, Ralph Svrnnns. 1 OF ' '- Q to Rrgh -Ianet Santoro, Secrctarv-'l're'asurer: ' ' ' ' Iud, Caller, Prcsldcntz Luther Robb, Vlce-Presdxent. ' ' S . . - C- F i F Y F, M an --A M A ,-', 1-,,..',-,..,,7,.f-. ,LM,.V,L,-T... -, -,,4,3.,,Wfsf-y.,,f-sr -Af,..,,..4s.,,,.,,,,,1,,f,n,,z..'f-Lsf----w1f,f1rf- -f V142 Among the newer groups 1n our hrgh ggi school 1S the German club formed by both 1un1or and senlor German classes and dlrect ed by M1ss Margaret Greer Durlng the past year Mary lane Gould frlled the seat of pres 1dent and Ph1l1p Loprestx that of secretary treasurer -.---' Early 1n the month of November all mem ICERS L ,t R I bers of the club made an effort to collect any L old clothes that they could fmd M1ss Greer wrth help from several members of the club packed some packages and sent them to needy fam1l1es1n Germany Letters have been recelved from many of these people thanklng the club for therr k1ndness and also tell1ng of the needs that st1l1 exrst Th1s year Just before Chnstmas the members of the club held a party 1n the rooms of the l1brary The Chnstmas tree Was gally bedecked Wllh German Chrlstmas COOk19S Wh1ch were later d1str1buted among the members of the group After lustlly s1ng1ng the German carols the group SGf1Sf19d the1r sharpened appet1tes W1th the refreshments served Then the club Went to the gym Where they had folk dancmg under the d1rect1on of M1ss Foust Who was a student teacher here at the tlme Everyone enloyed the dances as they Were both re reahonal and enterta1n1ng The exchangtng of g1fts presented ln the true German fa h1on h1ghl1ghted the even1ng When the f9Sl1V1l19S were over a general feehng of good Wrll preva1led and everyone agreed that a gay trme had been enjoyed by all SI-COND ROW P r Frhe du a R c p IN IHIRD ROW R lph S F lx C B ll Bl I C a d I f' 5: lt, ,555 'A . . , TQ, . 1 f Q 1 1 I fly. h . , , N , sf I - l . . I - r I I ' OFF 1 - e to tgh -Marv lane Gould. Presxdent. Phnl oprcsti. Secretary- llreasurer. ' ' . 1 1 1 1 . w A . L L . . . . . o . .. . , FIRST ROVV-Left to Rlght-Marilvn Von Lunen. Sallv Lon Tavlor. Barbara Franke. Phvllxs Metzler, Marv Ruth Squlre. Susan: Qrr, Deborah Reese, Barbara Yost, .1 '- a . ri lr. Nlarv Lou Cush, Dolores VV1lliams, lohn P trick, als on Glatz. Howard Sthxxarrz, Bxll Stmson, ,Ph1li Lopresti. Ronald Langer. Pat Hammer. Ann Farr, Marv Ann Ballev. Marv lane Gould, B111 Iallinson. ' '- a fvmons. ran' arnev. n lmme. lar l Hornlck. Ronald Kellv, Ixm Kah, Dncl- Innes Tom Cush. , ' - -f - --K ' Y K li'iSn1W77GT.-PT-vWi7wT'iNH'Y' -T-liar' 77-773'5 le-'F - tar-Vvplhfivvvvn-'T-4--fb'avi-'YF F4vw1iYvvHTh nr V Y V FRENCH CLUB Last sprlng ln accordance Wllh the new rule the French Club elected 1ts off1cers for the er1su1ng year Those chosen to lead the club were as follows Iudy Callet pres1dent Luc1lle Iohns v1ce presrdent Mary lane Qumr secretary and Iames Geer treasurer Wrth MISS Eshelmans lnvaluable atd and the co operahon of the club members many new pro jects were undertaken Among the e was a French party 1n whlch an 1nnovat1on was tested and found very sahsfactory The party was ln the form of a dmner wlth as many of the LlRb r d1SheS a posstble be1ng French or of French or1g1n The dmner and entertamment afterward were successful and everyone went home happy Another 1dea carrred lnto effect was a new type of meetlng These meetlngs were not only entertarmng but also educatlonal On the date set for the meet1ng a pre arranged group would have a program planned for the meetlng Examples of what wa dlscussed are French art French mus1c and French llterature These new type meetlngs not only lnformed the members but also played a large role rn weld1ng the club 1nto a more compact group Another excellent suggest1on has been presented as an act1v1ty The members w1sh to go to Prttsburgh as the club d1d last year to se the French Ballet All the members had a wonderful t1me last year and lh1S years club 1S eagerly look1ng forward to 1ts tr1p A1 though the French Club ts small 1t IS act1ve 1n many ways LOND R VN r r I X ll I' RD ROXX r lw 'I h 1 st , ' I J . . . I Q ' L' Ol7l7l 2 W-l.ctt to Rlqh -Imm G4-er. Treasurer. Marv lane ' ' ' ' Qumn, Surf-rarv. l.uc1llc lohns Vtcc-Prcstdcnt: ludv Caller Pre-:dent . . . . S . . 1 . . . . . L ' ' e . . . , . . . . FIRST RUVK'4l,cfr ut Rtqhl-'Marv I.mv Qnlnn. Ravsa Olxcr Lots Rmglcr. ludv Caller, Luullc Iohn- Marv Rtnglcr Sli O '-Let to Rxgh Jflonnlc Hlexurr. Marv Ioan Lear Pa hltlieater- Nano' lmardona Domrhv NH mms ' Hl '-Es her Spence. Pat Crxswi-ll, lamex Geer lane! Clavfom . N arv Io Stcvons. Rui Peel. I f , f ' l F v, rv v 7 I I f 1 , ,- -L ...f SPANISH CLUB The members ol the Spanlsh Club were sprrlted through a successful year by the1r very capable and stauncn pres1dent Dav1d Kmpe Whlle Sam D1Francesco held the pOS1 tron of v1ce pres1dent Brooke Walker had the responsrbrhty of takrng notes for the club cmd f--- D1ck Hoffman guarded the r1ches of the organ 1zat1on wlth utmost care g- Ol f-ICPRS Sl'ANDlNf Brooke Walkrr bvnrfrarx I-I INC fr 0 I Q 0 m n lvrca urrr am 1 ranxe no Vut' Pri' :dent Dau Kmpc PIL' umm The group held a party 1n December ln the ga11y decorated room of Senorrta Eshelman Followlng an old Spamsh custom, the lumor members of the club were requrred to s1ng a Span1sh Chnstrnas carol on the campus be tore bemg permltted to engage ln any of the club s evenlng fest1v1t1es The semor members chanted an answer 1n reply to the 1un1ors plea for admrttance Los Amlgos played many Spanlsh games the most s1gn1f1cant be1ng the Plnata The Plnata CODS1SlS ot two brown paper bags One 1Sf1llGd w1th sawdust the other w1th candy A blmdfolded contestant trres to break 1t The students sang Span1sh songs and lrnencd to the l1vely rhythm of records typ1ca1 ol such a mus1ca1 race Chrh con carne, sal t1ne , pun h and tlg bars constltuted the dellghtful meal served by the g1rls The remaln der of the even1ng was spent 1n danclng and opemng gltts whrch had been t1ed onto the Chrlstmas tree Wxllnan' wECOND ROV! Bernard Klcm urlw Marxlwn Fetrerolt Maxine Hnroff B rhara S ut man Sam DxFranv.L u, Beurlx Hou :nl Charl apolc nm Kepple nn Lxon epr a e 6 I Q ar al cw amac ur N arv on o cr lk an R th bqu rt RD ROW VVllhur Hofecker Daxe Knxpe Dulk Rodnque 1 c arv ornnq one 1 e x 0 n branmn fools ul- 1 estle Melxln Kelnstub Date one Daw: Suppe Ld Dan lulx Dirk Hcffmdn IPF: 'ya if '97 Yr. I 'I ' , I 1' 1 U. 1 V l KNr5:.' H211 r RQK-D.-u H ff A f ' r fs DF ,r , . .4-. - ' ' .Q U F . ,, . K I . . . . . I U . 1, 1, . M - - - I . ' ri . . . - . H F' ' ' ' ' - .1 . A . . . . . 1 L A ' ' . . . . . . ' . 5 - ' .E PIRSVT ROVV-Left to Right-llela Cohn. Bettv Ondrevanlr, Louise Slllwrstcln. Pat Ohcr, Darlene Slaqlv, Carhcrmc Evers, lilxzalavllu M . s.I LA I s.BxllSt ,ln Ksl'.SahBlf.l 'P scl..'l L Rq -. l ' u ' THI '- . ' . ' :.B1ll Sds. G B -. R ll K ll', IH H . B r VV.l.--r. BH K,-, V- lj , -1 r, V ' N1 X- I, - A 4. as vgtvizg img ,fi L2 215 5?-5' Ff- FIRST ROW Left to Rxqht Lerov Wlllrams Ronald Hxlleqas Claryne Bow man Connie Boslev Edvun lackell Carol Clark SECOND ROW Ronald Kelley Wnllxam Sxdes Raymond Nev comber Rnchard Hartshorn THIRD ROW Robert Shaffer Tom Neshrtt Thomas Marshall Robert Sharl-:ey FOURTH ROW Doris Greqory Marilyn Fetterolf Marv ane Gould Pat Hamme Betty Ondreyack FlFTH ROW Iames Conn r Mary Ruth Squire Leonard Mar-hall Donald Wert Tom Lnmgston SIXTH ROW Martxn Wm tlmq Shxrlev Bnssonette ludy Holl Ioan Lcltenherqer Rxchard K lak SEVENTH ROW Robert Hubbard Buddy Drckne Rnchard Bvrd Wllllam Waqner Wlllnam Nlaquxlkcn FIGHTH ROW lames Quet Gene Broun Iohn Patrick Wrlllam Malllnson Ronald Gumbar DRUM MAIOR Bernard Klennstub MAIORETTE Gaye Hunt COLOR GUARDS Marilyn Lehman Mary Nauqlf: Mary Eli abeth ame Alice Nauqle Io Anne Shoaf CHFERLEADERS Grace Hahn label Glat Pat Spxdlc Barbara Franke Lucxlle lohn Deborah Reese Susann Orr When the clock str1kes three the sound of mus1c drrlts throughout the halls of the West mont Upper Yoder Hlgh School Every day th1s IS the usual tlme for Mr Edmund Horner to dm rect these talented mus1c1ans Thexr repertozre of mus1c rncludes many types waltz marches overtures boog1e Woog1e, and songs of other natlons In September Wllh the vacancy of many of the solo chalrs from last year Mr Horner had the d1ft1cult task of choos1ng a new mus1c1an for every one of those parts The pos1t1ons were capably hlled by such people as Dons Gregory hrst chcur clannet and Iames Quest, solo trumpet The group then proceeded to prepare dr1ll mus1c for the football season At each of OFFICERS SPAIPD Mary Ruth Squlre Secretarw FIRST ROW Left to Rlqht Marllvn Leh man Manaqer Mary lane Gould Treasurer low Hartland Quartermaster RFAR Ronald Kelly Student Director the games they dld a specxal Skll wlth the assrstance of the novel drum malorettes Ianlce Raymond Gaye Hunt and Barbara Marshall The band elected the tollowmg otflcers to gu1de It through the year Ronald Kelly student dlrector Mary Ruth Squ1re secretary Mary Iane Gould treasurer Mar1lyn Lehman, band manager, and Ioy Hartland quartermaster Bernard Klelnstub proved to be worth tw1ce h1s s1ze Bernle was the smallest drum major the band ever had, and one of the best Thls year the school board gracrously consented to the buy1ng ot the necessary ra1ncoats for the band All the spec tators looked on w1th rnterest when the band marched 1n the Chr1stmas parade presentxng a str1k1ng v1ew rn thelr new gray ra1ncoats All act1v1t1es ot the band were not conhned at home Sev eral students partxclpated 1n the All County Band such as Iud1th Holl and Mary Ruth Squ1re Many students also entered the State Forenslc cornpetltlons - . 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FIRST ROW Left to Rnqht Marv lo Stexon Mary Scaletti Mary lane Gould Pat Hammer Shlrley Trautman Betty Stembrlnq Marxan Younq Barbara Franke Phyllis Met ler Lots Costlow anet Santoro Mary ane Qulnn Indy C lle Marxlyn Fetterolt Sally Lou Taylor Thelma Dunn Vlrqxnta D Miller Pleanor Dahbs Vlrqlnta L Muller lo Anne Shoaf Peqqy Alwlne Betty Ondrelacls Barbara ean Htll Mary Rmqler Allce Nauqle Dxck lone Dlck Hoffman BnllBl1mmel Daye Knlpe Sam D1Francesco Brooke Walker tm Geer rm Kahl ohn Svanton Cerald Hormck SECOND ROW Anne Ruff Nancy Borlno Sue Vvxllxam on Mary Lou Bonow Shlrlev Robb oanne Salem Dorn Creqory Bonnxe Blewttt Arlena Grlfflth Donna Her hberqer ane Ke tle THIRD ROW Gretchen Greer Marlene Rxder Connte Bosley Sharon Bloom lean Gray Barbara Hahn Peqqy Pruner Gaye Hunt Dor othy Wlllram Lots Rmqler Mnrlam Exan Carol Makm Ruth Larry Barbara Roach Connle Darley Bonnie Baldwxn Claryne Bowman Es her Spence Ann Farr Duck Haxyer Lewls Makm Phtl Lopretl Blll Kestle FOURTH ROW Nancy Linden Darlene Slaqle Mary Nauqle Dorothy Bower Marqe Volchko Pat McFeater Kathryn Elsaman Frances Holt m1n Colette Cromer Elaine Callet Beyerly Howard Su ann Orr ane Valentine Betty Lou Valentme Betty Mushler lna utnqston Role Amershek udy Hol' Pat Martin anet Parry Mary Lou Roqer Deborah Ree e Lucllle ohn Becky Zahm Gretchen Erdmann Ann Lyon Marx Ruth Squire Marnlyn Lehman anet Wtlktr on Betty Stetnhrxnq Zora Vuckoklch Mary oan Lear Nancy lncardona Bull Waqner lame Keppler loe Lanqer nl Arthur Reese FIFTH ROW Mary lane McNally Pat Etherldqe Sarah Balley Nancy Zobel Nancy Sterltnq Pat Nauqle Pat Corneluus lanet Clay comb Dolores Wllltam Pat Spldle Mary Ann Barley Barbara Stnt man Call Barlow Mary Ann Luedek Alberta Hoffman or othy Keppler lane Parry Sara Peterson Marlleen Snyder can e ek arol Clark on lt qeru Ca terme yer mice Pnr el oanne Trautman oy Hartland Marllvn Von Lunen lanet Roach Lots Mo s can Frahle Betty Wlllnams Ruth Nadel Pat Owen Bar hara Benshoff Barbara Marshall Shirley Bxssonette oan Rapaport oyce En lehart rms Olbum Don Wert Leroy Wnlllams Barry Haddle Tom Holt man Ted Ewald Merle Keppler Inm Merrntts Don Barnett CHORUS Tne mlxed chorus of Westmont Upper Yoder Hlgh School enyoyed a successful season un der the k1ndly and very able d1rect1on of Mr Ackley and the competent p1ano accompammen of Claryne Bowman The group was drawn from the freshman sophomore 1un1or and sen1or classes total1ng twenty ezght boys and one hundrded and twenty mne g1rls A Chrrstrnas pageant entttled Why the Ch1mes Rang was presented under M1ss Mar garet Greers superv1s1on w1th a mus1cal background dlrected by Mr Ackley Th1s program was well recelved and ludged a great success The beaut1ful and truly realtstlc stalned glas w1ndow wh1ch formed the backdrop for the pageant was furnlshed through the efforts of Mrs Wlneman and her art students, and contr1buted 1n no small Way to the success of the program The annual spr1ng concert was equally successful w1th such old and beaut1ful p1eces as Salutat1on, The Lost Chord, Largo, Holy Art Thou, and Ioshua Flt the Battle Novelty numbers such as Lucky Ole Sun Somebody Stole My Gal and Take Me Out To the Ball Game among others were presented and recelved w1th genume apprectahon Our school was host to the All County Chorus and Orchestra th1s year Many students from other schools ln the county took part rn th1s program A pleasant feature of the rehearsals each Tuesday and Thursday mornmg was the well remembered pract1ce of s1ng1ng Happy Btrthday to each of the members whose brrthday fell dur1ng that week Th1s added one more pleasant memory to the many others of the group I' . 1' , I . . 1 ' .V 1 . 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T.F,I? .i- pfigaziiz 5.73 TWT' W are T11 mrgaii. :GE'LQf ififiig 1679+ si Y ,' .i..f19 EQLEAU ONLY gpg 'W Westmont H1gh School IS fortunate 1n hav 1ng three very f1ne coaches to gumde the a let1c departments Mr Robert Mannlon 1S fn charge of the football and track teams Mr the last several years and IS look1ng forward to many successful seasons 1n the future MM Carl Engh athlet1c director of the school 1S assoc1ate football coach and head basketball coach Mr Engh has led the varsrty basketball team to many Tr1 County League champronshrps and the 1un1or var rty to sev eral South Fork Tourney v1ctor1es Mr Askew The baseball and 1un1or h1gh basketball teams are gurded by Mr W1ll1am Askey The 1un1or hrgh team has won 1ts share of Iumor Hrgh League t1tles, and the school can always look forward to a fine baseball team Mr Askey's Junlor hrgh players can usually be depended upon as future varsrty materral -7'-TT '......, ' Mannlon has produced champ1onsh1p teams 1n 1, Q l ' X 1 I , 3 l ,.,,, : Q fi V ,,EEi,,.g:1::', :ag:w , 5. ' Y. BHHIOH Mr. , ' ' . , . . S. - VARSITY FOQTBALI. A b1tter cold tr1p to Cresson and a 19 7 v1ctory for Westmont ra1sed the curtatn on the 1949 grtd machtne The home opener agatnst Hollldaysburg was an lmpressxve one A strong ground attack by the red and gray led to a 19 U w1n Huntlngdon an eastern powerhouse tnvaded Pr1ce Fleld but departed wtth a 13 U defeat A nocturnal V1S1l to Bedford featured the clash of two unde feated squads Agatn our Westmont team won a hard earned v1ctory to keep 1ts record tntact A blocked punt by blg Dtck MANAMM HANDWL Slagle tn the fleettng moments of the fourth quarter set up the 13 to 7 vxctory Sporttng a four w1n no loss record the Scarlet made a fatal tr1p to Dav1dsv1l1e to play the undefeated Indtans of Conemaugh Townshlp Boyd and Dav1s struck l1ke lzghttng and a 35 U defeat was dealt to our d1sappo1nted boys S TINC R ld KNEELINCJ Ce Q 3 e As a result of the Conemaugh Townshrp game Ebensburg was favored to hand the H111 toppers loss number two but a 14 to 6 vtctory over the county seaters enabled Westmont to rega1n 1ts presttge A fast charg1ng Indlana squad rushed the heavy red and gray souad off tts feet at Ind1ana and W U Y tasted 1ts second defeat 14 O W1th Somerset s Golden Eagles a mp and tuck struggle followed When the flnal whtstle had sounded the teams walked from the f1e1d together Wrth a 13 13 t1e The ftnal game was the usual clash between W U Y and thetr arch r1va1s from Fern dale The season ended on a sour note as Ferndale on a 73 yard run by Dallape defeated the Crtmson 7 U Westmont amassed an advantage tn every S1Gl1Sl1CG1 department but the score and so the season ended wrth a better than average5 3 1 record Sl ROW Lftr t q G a r OND ROW B ln VN L u RD ROW B tv S H l' Spp - 1 1 1 . 'Q '-7 .' . 1-Gerald lloruuk. .'l'1' 1- una Howard. Ronald Lanqcr, ' ' ' lxm Bllmmel. ' ' ' 7- or e . p nw ' ' ' ' .l ' 1 . . . l L . 1 U 11 - 1 I - 1 FIR' ' P- e 0 Rlgh -Ted Bauhik, Peter Olle, Georqe regorv, Charles Mapolrs, lack Lawson. Du ne Berkelulf-. Ar Rccsc Bob Hahn, Tom Holtzman. Bob Haxvcr, lark Menser. Ted Ewald, Albert Reuz. SEC '- roo e 'allfcen ltm Bram. Marlm Stockwell. Itm Kahl. ctghton Hunt, Duck Slaqlc, Te' Hofecker. '1'Hl '- o meal ltm Berkvhxlc, Dull uffman, Daxe Kmpe. Dunk Arm-rshck, Tom Iohns Tom Cush. Dan Blasnlmak, Lrrov Lose, B111 Stmson, Daxe loncs. Stcxc Carnes. Frank Carnev. Bill Blxmmcl ld Danvlulk. Davc fu cs, TOP TO BOTTOM Brooke Walker 1 St n Lerov use Da e K pe Im a BILL BLIMMEL Wzlbs Captam elect fast charglng on de fense always frghtmg regardless of opponent or score rugged blocker FRANK CARNEY Foot Aggresstve guard hampered by mlured leg held h1s own w1th the best flerce blocker covered much lerrltory on defense BROOKE WALKER Brooksle Offenslve T and smgle wmg center blg and rough pulled out of l1ne on defense to back up lm LEROY LOSE Lee Transfer from Iohnstown Hxgh rugged tackler always opened h1s hole played tackle excelled ln Ebensburg game M BERKEBILE Heels Fleet footed end always ran hard kept plays 1ns1de on defense caught touchdown pass agatnst Huntlngdon IIM KAHL Kxller Steady end and tackle played hard lxke to block fo bootlegger wore contact lenses good defenslve player BILL STINSON Gooch Glue fmgered end saw much a t1on good downfleld blocker had defenswe 11'lSl1I1Cl to follow ball everywhere M BEAM Holler Huge tackle teamed wxth Slagle to gtve team welght and power trlck knee hindered play starred agamst Hollldaysburg DICK SLAGLE Slim Heavxest man on team glganttc tackle lmmovable on defense always opened hole on offense blocked Bedford punt TOM CUSH Andy Fastest man on team the Toe place kxckmg spectahst and punter excelled on end run DICK HOFFMAN Rum Veteran back fast and deceptlve always tr1ed hrs best came up fast to make tackles from defensxve halfback posltlon TED HOFECKER Taters Th bulldozer plungmg fullback good for flve yards every txme he carrled the ball alert l1ne backer DAVE KNIPE Hustler Dependable guard rugged tackler l1ght but always played to wxn cont1nually submarmed opponents when on defense DICK AMERSHAK Shambers Alternate tackle blg and aggresslve always eager for actlon hard to block out a flghter TOM HOLTZMAN Mule Re erve back small but fast capable catcher of passes shlfty breakaway runner GEORGE GREGORY Greg Defenslve safety man sklllful passer handled ball as quarterback fast and shtfty LEIGHTON HUNT Pussy Alternate end fast man on punts able pass recetver LEFT TO RIGHT Tom C h Ceornc G ea lx Ho TOP TO BOTTOM e Beam lm Berkehllz 1 me Fra lx Came ST ROVK Lf VARSITY BASKETBALL A team of erght sentors and one sophomore formed th1s years rangy cage comblnatron Drck Iones Mel K1e1nstub Ilm Kahl B111 Stlnson D1ck Hoffman Irm Berkeblle and B111 Blun mel are to graduate but towermg Bob Sharkey has two seasons more The team averag1ng s1x feet per man selected D1ck Iones to lead them through the 1950 campalgn Iones K1e1nstub and Sharkey were the stat1onary hxtures m the l1neup servmg L. forwards and center respect1vely The guard pos1t1ons var1ed among Kahl Hoffman Cush and Stlnson Bhmmel and Berkeb1le sub st1tuted when someone was waved out of a contest on personals Srx foot four and a half lnch Bob Sharkey led the teams scormg D1ck Iones followed close behmd In the seasons opener the Golden Eagles of Somerset fell v1c1tm to the H1l1top attack 30 19 Late 1n the season Westy agam defeated the Eages 48 38 The champlons of 1949 returned to the1r old camptng grounds to spank the Varslty W1th a 55 36 rever e 1n the annual Alumn1 game Tn County League competrtlon began when the Red and Gray 1ourneyed to Wlndber to defeat a small but sharp shootmg Rambler f1ve 44 38 At home Conemaugh Townsh1p was snow ed under by a 55 30 trouncmg and then lndrana fell v1ct1rns on therr floor 35 24 Sandw1ched between these contests was a defeat served to Westy by an Allegany squad from Cumberland Maryland that made the Hlllers look llke mxdgets Ftnal score 40 35 They also helped brxng the season to a close by beattng the home forces on our floor 50 43 Returrnng to Tr1 County competltlon once agaln Ebensburg nosed out Westmont on then' floor 1n a thrlller 37 35 The Varstty later avenged thus defeat by beatmg county seaters at home 39 34 Iohnstown v1s1ted the local court and recelved a 37 32 defeat whlch later proved to be the1r only league defeat But on the Trolan s floor a Westmont team playmg way off thelr game lost a slow dull contest 28 20 FIR f- er to Right-Dark Huffman, Bull Bltmmvl Dxnlx Ionfs 1lrnBvrLm'b11v. fllum Cu-11 SECOND ROXNV-B111 Simson. lim Kahl Bob Sharfxvv 511-1 1'f1v1n'tu1'W Kloath Curl ffnqlm. . , . 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I . - - . 1 ' - 1 1 I . 1 1 1 - ' 1 - Q ' ' 1 1 . 1 ' 4 - 1 I 1 1 I ' - CLOCKWISE Klemstub Stun Bl mmel Kahl Cu h Berkebtle Hoflman lone MELVIN KLEINSTUB- Klmk 6 feet good shot played the other forward hrgh scorer ln many games always got hot rn the second half BILL STINSON Gooch 5 feet loose Jomted guard good at getting h1s own rebounds kept us m the first Ebensburg game wlth hrs fine shootmg BILL BLIMMEL- Wxlbs 5 feet ll mches flrst year wrth the team always played at guard replaced players who fouled out IIM KAHL- Krller 6 feet 2 1nches blg guard started most of games good rebound man always rn there flghtmg wore contact lenses TOM CUSH Andy 6 feet saw a lot of actlon at guard terr1f1c rebound artrst shot very lrttle played at Altoona IIM BERKEBILE Heels 5 feet ll mches rough and aggress1ve always on the floor well lrked by fans fought hard to get the ball able reserve DICK HOFFMAN Rum 5 feet 11 mches-deceptrve fakes fooled many opponents senously mlured at Altoona and was unable to f1n1sh the season played a good game agamst Iohnstown DICK IONES Lorenzo 6 feet team captam fought hard all the way team s second hlgh scorer play maker good ball handler ' ' , ' son. i . , s , ' . s. tr . .1 1 1 I . . . .. .. . 1 I - .. 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H . . . 1 , 1 I , . tt . ,. . . 1 1 1 1 1 r I - u U . . . 1. 1 1 I I 1 - .t ., . . 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 tt ,. . . 1 1 I I , . -1 H . 1 1 1 , I , . 1 . - TED Ltr t Rght G ld R EELING Ed D yl k Ch l M p k Ed M H lt Wlf dHl BASEBALL Last year the Westmont baseball team coached by Mr Askey opened its eight game schedule at home w1th Ferndale For the first three 1nn1ngs it was a close battle with the score knotted at one each but from then on due to the impenetrable p1tch1ng of Roger Howard Westy could brmg across only one more run Meanwhrle the Yellow Iackets pulled ahead slowly b,1t surely The game ended with Ferndale on top by an 8 Z count Captain Moan Mar gol1s and George Gregory collected the only h1ts of the game The Hilltoppers traveled to Ind1ana for their second defeat A first 1nn1ng collision be tween two of Westmont s rnfrelders allowed two runs to cross When the hnal score was added those two runs cost our boys the game Ind1ana walked off the held wrth a 7 5 v1ctory Ftnally the Askeymen found themselves and started rolling The next game was agalnst Iohnstown All was quiet until the third 1nn1ng when Westy broke loose and scored s1x runs before the Troyans knew what h1t them The Men of Troy made a val1ant attempt to come back but the strong arm of Sllm Slagle held them neatly down The Hllltoppers came out on top w1th a 6 2 score The next of Westmont s vrctrrns wos Southmont Thls was the first game in which our battle beaten players really entoyed themselves Southmont came out on the short end of a 14 5 score Westmont then started tts return engagements w1th the teams they had already played Roger Howard repeated himself most effect1velY bY b9CIl11'1Q US to The tune Of 8 2 A941111 he held our sluggers to two h1ts Margolis and Hlivko c0119Cl9d Them Indiana received another lucky break when CI Slxfh Hlfllflg TUUY fell Short for -A-SkeY S b0YS The game ended w1th a 7 6 dec1s1on g1ven to the VISITOTS On our second encounter with Iohnstown the opponents took therr revenge for the hum1l1 Citing defeat we first gave them The Trolqns turned the tables exactly and handed Westmont cr 6 2 defeat One Erme Oravetz Iohnstown outflelder Could not be stopped He collected two triples and a homer that afternoon l t l l l l SEA - e o i - era Hoi-nick, Harvey abinowitz. Manaqers. KN - an u , ar es a olcs, Dic Havyer, George Gregory, Miller, Ronald organ. Tom 0 zman, Sam DiFrancesco. STANDlNG-Howard Schwartz, Melvin Kleinstuh, lim Berkehile, Dick Slagle, Bill Stinson. Bill Kesrle. Simeon Margolis. Dick Hoffman. i re ivko. 1 - 1 1 1 I . I . I 1 . - . tt If - . 1 u . u . - l . I . I 'T TRACK Due to the fact that baseball has taken over the hmehght of sprlng athlet1cs track 1S slow ly be1ng pushed mto the background For many years track was the only sprlng sport but wtth the xntroductton of baseball many boys can not f1nd t1me for both Some are exceptrons to the rule but on the whole most of the lnterest 1S ln baseball In 1949 the sons of Mercury of W U Y partxclpated 1n three meets At Cochran the th1n clads entered the1r f1rst compet1t1on 1n a meet sponsored by the P1tt Center The Cambna County Meet at Ebensburg followed and the short season ended at Altoona where the D1Sll'1Ct 6 Meet took place Westmont had a bnef moment of glory at Altoona It was Eddle M1ller who d1d the lob by tak1ng place ln the 1avel1n throw rn class A competxtron We are hop1ng for better results from our determ1ned efforts 1n 1950 The schedule calls for part1c1pat1on 1n four meets The Tr1 County and Iumor P1tt ones both are to be held at Cochran The Cambr1a County meet IS to be held at Ebensburg aga1n and the hnal meet 1S the Dlstrxct 6 meet at Altoona We have hopes for a good season and hope that more boys decxde to don the w1ng shoes 1n the future T SECOND ROW M l Sh H ta v W Bll Bl 1 . 1 1 1 1 . I I- . I v I 1 FlRST ROW-Left to Right-Arlene Willett, Stuart Kline. Iames Berlcebile, Tom Cush. Ed Milir, Simeon Margolis, Roger Rhodes, loe Cann, Peter Ogle, om Livingston. - ar in erman, Bob uh ard. lim Gra , Dino Santoro. lim Kahl, Brooke alker, Steve Carney, Frank Carney. i immel, lack Drew. Sl tv r SPLOND ROW 'l lt- M q At R J V BASKETBALL The Iunlor Varslty wound up thelr season Wlth a very o cellent record of nlne een Wlns and two losses Startlng llneup was usually made up of Gary Borlng and Bob Smeal at the guards Torn Iohn and Ed Danyluk at the forwards and B1llKestle at center Ron Morgan Ted Ewald Art Reese and Dave lone also saw a lot of actlon Coach Enghs boys opened thelr sea on by beatlng Somerset at home 45 to 14 The boys from W U Y opened thelr Trl County play by edglng out Wlndber on the Ram bler s home court The Coaltowners fell as an ea ler prey to the Hllltoppers ln thelr second meet lng The boys then Went tull steam ahead and notched double v1ctor1es agalnst Iohnstown Eben burg and Conemaugh Townshlp All these Wlns were ID Trl County cornpetltlon The only two lo ses came at the hands ot Ferndale who seemed to be a jlnx on the Hllltoppers thls year VVestmor1t tlnally ended ln second place ln the Trl County League They were edged out by Fern dale 26 2l ln non league games Westmont added TIVG more Wlns to thelr lmpresslve record Thelr vlctlm were Altoona and Somerset both double vlctorle and the Westmont Iunlor A C team whom they met ln the prellmlnary to the Allegany Westmont varslty game March 7 thel V team played thelr flrst game ln the annual South Fork Iunlor Varslty tournam nt They took thls one from Conemaugh by a core ot 42 25 In thelr econd tourney encounter the llttle Hllltoppers downed Eberlsburg for the thlrd tlme 35 22 The thlrd game also made a trlple loser ot Iohnstown as the llttle rrolans tell for the thlrd tlme at the hand ot the Enghrnen ln the champlonshlp game Wlth Bellwood Antls Hlgh S hool the boys ln red and gray were ln thelr best torrn and came out on top by a score ol 35 22 v l7lR.U ' RON l-Loft lo Rlgh -pl-om Inhns, Htl Darlvlulx, Blll Kcstlr, Gan' Bnrlng, Bob Srniull. . ll '- 'rl .vlalsl Ron ory an, Daxc loncs, r c-cw. . . . . v . x . X L 1 S I . , 1 , s . 1 . . S , . f . . , . . S ' . -1 H . . . . I S , . - . 0 ., . . .1 I - 5 f Sf - A I , . . A e . I . s - , ' s . . ,,, . . . . 5 . . . - , . F . . . C SCORES FOOTBALL Cres on lolhdaf burg Huntrngdon Bedford Ponernaugh Townshlp Ebensburg Indlana Somerset Ferndale BASKETBALL Somerset Alumnl Wmdber Conemaugh Townsh1p Allegany 1nd1ana Eben burg Iohns own Ferndale Lbedsburg A1 oona VV1ndber Iohn town lndrana Altoona Fernaale Somerset Allegany Iohnstown Ca hohc BASEBALL 1 elndale Iohns own nalana Southrnont 1 erndale Iohnstown Ina1ana Southmont Opposmon . S 7 I ' 15 U ' O , . 7 V ' 35 6 ' 14 13 A 7 19 ' 55 ' 38 ' 30 40 ' 24 S 37 t 32 f 49 Conemaugh Township 34 1 34 ' L 45 ' 38 S 28 ' 33 52 ' 43 38 - 5U L L ' 41 -. 8 5 2 l .. 7 5 ' 8 13 7 U JR I-HGH FOOTBALL The Iunlor H1gh squad was coached by Drck Havyer under the superv1s1on of Mr Mann1on and Mr Engh The vars1ty hopefuls have much cred1t due them cmd they attracted a large fol lowmg ot thelr own even though they were performmg 1n the shadow of the1r larger brothers The backhelcl commonly referred to as the Four Irlshmen conslsted ot Don Gallagher Lennre Marshall Itm Connors and lack Murphy A small rugged llne was the bulwark aga1nst the otfens1ve threats of all opponents Led by Warren Gregory Dlck Suppes Marshall Hotecker Boha Marley Pollock and Dlamond these boys opened the holes for the back Cush Foust W1l l1ams P1ck1ng Randall and Salem saw much actlon 1n the l1V9 games when the regulars were not part1c1pat1ng Cochran and Ioseph Iohns both defeated the Lxttle H1lltoppers by 210 scores although the games were much closed contests than the scores would 1nd1cate Garheld was able to score three touchdowns agarnst the red and gray Whrle holdmg W I H scoreless The f1nal score 1n that game was Garheld 20 Westmont U On a 1ourney to the county seat of our nelqhborlng county lnd1ana the lndlana Ir Hlgh School handed the llttle Scarlet 1ts fourth setback 26 6 Although oppos1ng a much larger opponent the boys played the1r hardest and showed that therr lack of expenence and of hnesse were by no means 1nd1cat1ons that they were 1gnorant ot the game s fundamentals The boys cl1maxed the season w1th a blaze ot glory deteatmg our arch rrval Ferndale 20 6 Though they closed the season Wllh a sl1ght1y umm oressrve record ot one w1n and four loses th1s sql-wid dlspldyed much Splrlt and promlse for fu ture varsrty performances S'l ROW Left: t q ph M HIRD ROVN D lx e qc k S . . I - 1 f 1 . I . I I . . I ' I ' I I , , , ' 5 . . . ' - . I . . I I . . . . . . .1 . . 1, 1 . , . - - . . . H . H . , 1 1 . - 1 I - . . . . - A 1 - lflR ' '- 0 Rxgh -Howard Plrlung. Iohn Zappa. lxm D1Franccsco. Iohn Tor nam. Ral Young. Nunzro Polliana, Tony Salem. lack em!!-. SECOND ROVV-Srcxxart Faust, Rudv Got-rrlichcr, lam Cmmur. Lvmv VV1lliams. Don Gallagher. Francis Grcch, Leonard Marshall. Slnnlcv Pollock, 'l' - xc' llavvrr. Don Grr-gorv, Daxr Dlamond. lack Murphy, Bill Nlarlcv, Ioscph Boha, Marshall Hof fkcr. Geor. Cush. Marlm Shcrman, VN'arrcn Grcgorv, Du fuppes. 1 F ST ROV! Lf lx M J V BASKETBALL Once aga1n Coach B111 Askey managed a wmnrng ball club on the cage floor by W1n mng the Greater Iohnstown Iunror H1gh School Basketball League Comb1ned with the Iunlor H1gh 46 and 49 league champlonshtps the mld century hoopsters placed the trophy 1n 1ts hnal rest1ng place Westmont opened the season two days before Chr1stmas by trampllng Conemaugh Town shrp 1n a non league contest 44 17 Idle unt11 Ianuary 4 th1s squad subdued tts Frankhn foe ln the frrst league competrtlon w1th an 1mpress1ve score of 60 13 Qu1ck1y garnlng prestrge the cagers ea 1ly den1ed Rlchland a w1n 32 9 but later that week the boys found rough go1ng wrth Cone maugh as they pulled one out of the f1re 1n the last few seconds of play to tr1umph 3U 28 Once agaln Westy plastered Conemaugh Townshtp 43 1U and slammed Conemaugh 30 12 On Ianuary 22 however wtth a thlrd of the season completed the onslaught was momentartly stopped at the hands of Garf1eld Later the same week Ioseoh Iohns took another W1n from Coach Askeys drlbblers rn two non league games Two more v1ctor1es were added to the 11st when Frankhn and Cochran V1S11ed our court The last day of Ianuary Westmont recetved a defeat from Garfreld Iun1or H1gh The rematntng seven duels saw the young proteges accumulate enough po1nts to defeat eas1ly each of the1r remalnlng opponents By the end of the season Westmont havrng pro duced an overall f1fteen won and three lost record showed a clean slate 1n all league compe t1t1on The Red and Grey also won the Iun1or Hrgh foul shootrng contest sponsored by the Iohns town Center of the Un1vers1ty of Prttsburgh The startlng TIVG conslsted of forwards L nny Marshall and hm Connors center srx foot three 1nch D1ck M1hGl1C and guards Stan Pollock and B111 Marley Such reserves as George Cush Don Gallagher Don Facc1an1 Leroy Wllltams and Harold Fuge completed a Well rounded team Lenny Marshall took the teams h1gh scormg honors w1th Drck M1h9l1C followrng close beh1nd IR' '- at to Rlghr-Stan Pullmk, Bull Marlev, Du lhelnc. Lennie Marshall, Ixm Connor. Coath B111 A-kcv. SECOND ROVV-George Cush. Don Faccxanx. Lcrov VV1llxams. H arold Fuqc. - 1 1 . . , . . . I - - - I . I . . . . . . . . . . - ' . . . . I S. . . . - I . . - - I - I 1 I I . I - I - . . . O . . V , , . 1 . I I . -I ' I I CQ HEElxl-EADEl2S At each of the football games at home or away these girls in their familiar gray skirt and new red pullovers were first on the field at the head of the band. Rain or shine they were always on hand to urge the team onward to victory. The cheerleaders have become so much a part of the color at football games that this year the school board provided bus transportation for them to the away from home games. This was greatly appreciated because it enabled the entire squad to be present at all of the games. Before the last game of the football sea-on which was with Ferndale a pep rally and bonfire were held in hopes of an approaching victory. Before many of the other more important game' short pep meetings were held in assembly. At these meetings the students suggested the cheers which were to be used. A number of new cheers Were added to the repertoire this year. We re the Team was the new one which put the squad in second place at the annual cheerleading contest held at Iohns- town High School. Sue Williamson acted as substitute cheerleader at this contest. We ve Got the Style Hip Hip They re a Wonder and Yea Coach were some of the other new cheers. Seven junior high cheerleaders were selected to cheer at junior high games this year. Their never-ending pep and school spirit did much to boost the morale of the junior high team. At the end of the basketball season the girls were guests of the Westmont Athletic Club at a banquet for the Westmont athletes. inuuq luis-vnu X U 1 1 5 C I , '31 U , 1, 1- 1 L ,I 1. ,, H 1 H H 1, I I I 1 t LEFT TO RIGHT-Grace Hahn, Lucille johns. Par Spidle. Barbara Franke, lsahel Glarz. Deborah Reese. Susann Orr. 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