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

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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

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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 .