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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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Ackley, supervising princi- pal ln this, his tinal year at Westmont, it is with a teeling ot both pride and nostalgia that we dedicate this annual to him His capable direction ot the chorus his undying interest in the pupils and his genuine understanding ot youth will always be remembered by the students ot Westmont Upper Yoder High School I 's 'H UPPILR LFFI' HAND CORNER O UPPI-R RIC HT HAND LGR LOWER LEFT HAND LOR h N R Ar x LOXX FR RIGHT HAND tOR NER T q wh l 1 1 2 u - lflfe duties with -enrcralv Miss Raah V . 1 .' ' . NHR-Active director for NYcsrvl I Chorus i'E -- Q end of a busy dav. V r' - ourln. C C4-sruoms Westy Goes West is the theme of the l954 Phoenician As one scans through this book one will realize that the title speaks for itself Turn back the pages of time to the early de and coming through the years to the present Western terms have been applied to the classes activities and sports ot our school to carry out the theme So let us climb aboard a Cones toga wagon and slowly wend our way through the wild and woolly' West via the Phoemcian of 1954 velopment of the West and picture oneself living in those days BusIness Staff PHIJENIIII STAFF EdItor AssIStant Ed1 tor AssoCIate Busmess Art EdItor Sports Edztor MARY ESTI-IER O SULLIVAN IACKIE PROSSER IOYCE WILLIAMS ANNA MARIE PUMA EdItorIal Staff RONALD GOMBAR ART ZOEEL BARBARA LEHMAN EVON SCHOR LOIS GILLIN BECKY WILLIAMSON IUDY BLOOM Typing Staff MARILYN ALWINE ELLEN KANE MILDRED PAULOVICH ARLENE WITKOSKY IANET LIVINGSTON IRIS KLINE SIDNEY KAMINSKY Managers LOIS HANNUM IOANNE ROBERTS IOYCE STIVER IOYCE METROKA GAIL THOMAS IUDY LOVEJOY ARDYTHE EDWARDS STEVE GETTY IEFFREY GLOSSER PAT BELLAK CAROL KAHL CAROL ALLSHOUSE DIANE HOWARD DORIS HADDLE PAT HUNTER NANCY HOMYAK IANICE TROXELL GAIL HAFENER RALPH LONDON TUNE BURCESS IERRY KLEINSTUB IANE STARON DOROTHY HANSON IOE CAMUT ARLENE ANKENY SHIRLEY BAUM GERALD OWENS ROBERTA EWALD MARY AN CURRY PAT APRYLE CLARENCE SIVITS DONNA BEAM SHIRLEY WEIGEL ARLENE OBER IOANNE BIANDINO SHIRLEY WITKOSKY Phoio Staff Art Staff Sports Staff TOM SISK CONNIE MCHUGH SAM KAMINSKY IACK COLRERT IOANNE SELICH TONY SALEM DAVE HERRING MARILYN FRANKE NICK MUSULIN The PHOENICIAN STAFF would lIke to express ITS appreCIat1on for the assrstance and CO OperatIOn In the pubhcahon Of thrs annual to the followmg persons MR LESLIE M WEIGEL, Of We1ge1 61 Barber, Inc, Prrnters, Iohnstown MESSRS IAMES AND PAUL COVER, of the Cover StudIos, Iohnstown MR STEWART FIGART, of the Conemaugh Engravlng CO, Iohnstown WESTMONT UPPER YODER SCHOOL BOARD Photo Editor .ISSOSSOSSSSSSSSSSSSO.SIS.SSr.SO,SSSSISOSSOSSSSSSSSS.ISSSSSSSSSOrSSOSSSSOSSS.S.ISrSIIS...,,.,O ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I' CHESTER L ANGRLO lndustrzal Arts B S ,M Ed Penns t n1ver t WILLIAM A Asxrzv Civics Pennsylvania History B S lndlcma State Teachers College Isssn: T BARKHYMER Geography Grade 7 8 Indiana State Teachers College DOROTHY BLACK English Grades 7 8 9 B S University of Pittsburgh MARTHA C. Borrccn Typing I ll Stenographyl ll B. S. M. Ed. Guidance Counselor s Certificate Pennsylvania State University W. Scorr BRALLIER Science B. A. Franklin and Marshall College TH FACULTY THEHESA CARoPr Spanish l ll French I ll English l B S Indiana State Teachers College LUTHER P CLAYCOMB Arithmetic Grades 7 8 B S M Ed University ol Pittsburgh CARL A ENGH Banking and La Bookkeeping! Il B S Ohlo Northern University Q A X MARGARE A. GALLUP English ll III B. A. Seton Hill College KAY GERHARD1' American History Problems ot Democrac B. A. Theil College Y MARGARET Gmane Guidance Counselor B A Wells College M A Umverslty of Plttsburgh Columbla Umverstty Lois H Gmrr1:nTY Anthmetzc Grade 7 Solid Geometry Trrgonometry B S Pennsylvama State Umverslty 1,11 RUTH K GRIFFITH Home Economxcs Beaver College EDMUND D Honmzn Band Orchestra B M Carnegxe Institute of Technology IEANNETTE LABE English Grades 7 8 B S Un1vers1ty of Pxttsburgh ALDA L Louc Lalm l ll B A Susquehanna Umversxty M A Bucknell Umverslty ROBERT I. MANNION Health First Amd Physical Education B S Lock Haven State Teachers College JWWQ C, VAUGHN MCILNAY Typmg l Salesmanshrp Geography Business Anthmetrc Beckley Busmess College B S Indmna State Teachers College PETER L MOLLURA English Grades 7 8 B S Lock Haven State Teachers College MARY Amos ORNER Music Grades 7 8 9 B M Grove Clty College MINTER M OTT Chemzstryl ll Physics B S Gettysburg College M A Unxversxty of Plttsburgh Duke Umversxty ANTHONY N PAONE General Scrence Bxology St FIGHCIS College KATHRYN E Run ROBERT WARDROP School Nurse German I Il Home Nursmg Englzsh Ill IV R N Conemaugh Valley B A Allegheny College Memonal Hospltal M Ed Umverstty of Plttsburgh X Mfg Doms G WEIMER MARJORIE E RARE HOHIE Economics gnghsh 111 IV B S Indtana State B A Vassar College Teachers College MARGARET I RUMMEL Librarian G W B A Umverslty of 10512322211 Il ILUAMS Pmsburgh B A Randolph Macon B A L S Umversxty Women S College ol Mlchtgan HENRYL Sosmsxr RUTH S Wxm:MAN Mechamcal Drawmg World Hrstory B S M E Pennsylvama lndlana State Teachers State Umv rsxty College Vaal 4 ,itaw MARJORIE E STRAYER Heam, A' Fxrst Ard Grades 7 8 9 Physical Education Lock Haven State B S Arnold College Teachers College ELIZABETH M GREEK IN MEMORIAM The students and faculty of Westmont Upper Yoder Htgh School wlsh to express thelr sympathy on the death of Mr Earl E Mzller who passed away on December 9 1953 Mr M1l1er was a member of the school board for elghteen years and he w1ll always be remembered as a modest unassummg man who had the welfare of the students at heart I Industrial Arts Art l I I , I ' Ui A bi ' . , CLOCKWISE R e r d A t Wll t a eA A L E Lh C tR G R he IIHIEFTAI 5 IIUUNIIII. One of the chref functrons of the school board of Westmont Upper Yoder Schools IS to de c1de 1mportant 1ssues concermng the welfare of the schools cmd students of Westmont and Upper Yoder The1r outstand1ng dutles are the respons1b1l1ty for the complete operat1on of the schools and the selectron of the faculty adm1n1strat1ve offrczals and the curr1culum They have complete superv1s1on of the ent1re scholastrc operatron v1a the superv1s1ng pr1nc1pal A very rmportant re spons1b1l1ty of the board IS the f1nanc1al operat1on through the collectlon of money from taxes and the d1str1but1on of the funds to the best advantage of the adm1n1strat1on and students The board convenes once a month for therr regular meetmgs but calls extra meet1ngs 1f necessary The 1o1nt school board IS composed of f1ve members from the Westmont board and f1ve members from the Upper Yoder Townshrp board On December 9 1953 Mr Earl E M1ller passed away and Mr F Brubaker was appo1nted to replace hmm as treasurer and Mr Cnst Cnbbons was appomted to take Mr M1llers place as a reular member of the board One of the board s pro1ects for th1s year was the proposed reconstructxon of the football f1eld bleachers Lf t The Phoemcxan staff would 'B V l1ke to take th1s opportumty to thank the board for 1ts f1nanc1al ard 1n the publ1sh1ng of th1s I book and the student body to express appreclatlon of the flne and unt1r1ng efforts of these men A Q US - Mr. Harry . L Ckey, sec etary: Mr, E ward . Dittmar. prcsiden 2 Mr. F. Monroe 1 iamson. vice-presiden 3 Cl nr . nderson, Mr. Russell A. lanes, Mrs. Earl F. Brubaker. treasurer: Mr, uther . e man. Mr. rms . ihbons, Mr. o rt A Headley, Mr, Wllliam V. Prlce, 1Mr. Parker R. Lawson-absent when pxcture was taken! , 1 1 - 1 , , . . . . , . . 1 . . . . Mr. Harrv cw-v Nlr. lfdxxard A. Dntlmdr ' ' Scare rl Preslden I Nan-member! . I 1 i ,ZW V, 1 H MIMINISTIU-lTIU WII A The adm1n1strat1on ot 1953 54 was headed by Mr Willard E Ackley supervising prlncipal His regular duties along with h1s able direction ot the school s chorus kept him very busy Th1s term brought an end to Mr Ackleys pOS1l1OI1 at West mont and it 15 wlth regret that the students and faculty bid him farewell vt This year also marked the arrival of the new h1gh school principal Mr D A Watts In the very short time he has been here Mr Watts has shown that he has the best interests of the pupils and school at heart Mr Watts is a graduate of Bloomsburg State Teachers College where he re elved his B S degree He al o at tended Bucknell Un1vers1ty where he earned an M S dgree During World War II Mr Watts served as a lleutenant in the United States Navy aboard a de troyer Before his arrival at West Mr Watts pOS1ll0I1 at Westmont includes not only that of act1ng pr1nc1pal of the Sen1or High but also that of principal of the Iunior High sec 1on of our school M1ss Anna Mary Raab M1ss Anna Iean A hcomb and Mis Kathryn E1 aman are the very capable secretaries to Mr Ackley Mr Watts and Mr Leckey respectively In the m1ddle of the year M1ss Ashcomb replaced Mrs Good as secretary to Mr Watts Miss Ashcomb is a graduate ot the cla s of 1944 of Westmont Miss Ersaman 1S a graduate ol last years class RPIARII-S I It r Both the student body and the teachers deeply respect our efficient and 1ndustr1ous adm1n1strat1on Mr. i ard E. clcley Mr. D. A. 'alla ' ' c ' ' . . . : - . . . S - . . -7 - mont he was supervising principal at West Chillisquaqua Township in Montandon, Pennsylvania. - - 1 . I . 3 I . S .S w - 1 . I . . SEC l' l Q'- v to righ -Anna Mary' Raah. Barbara Good. S Kathryn Eisaman ' ' ' , X . . . . X , 2 1 K' N N1 r1 I ar ara 11r err r lk mr Marv 1 e O51 1x n owe 1 1am Vlarmn VXo1n H11 1 r B1r1'1.ara Lmhnan ND 20111 r x1 xxdr fr 1111 lx 1 I1 n1 1 1q1 THE SETTLEHS The Student Councll of 1953 and 1954 was a hard Worklng one and espec1a11v successful 1n 1ts many proyects Arthur Zobel pres1ded eff1c1ently Wllh MGIIGH Wood as a capable V1C9 pres1dent Pat Bellak recorded the m1nutes Wh11e Alan Callet handled the hnances Coun 11 began 115 year by undertaklng the task of organ1z1ng a student court w1th1n counc1l 1n order to conduct tr1a1s for school offenses ln add1t1on to 1nnovat1ng th1s court counc1l created two other organ1zat1ons The need for an act1ve Pep Club brought about 115 estabhshment Followmg a panel d1scuss1on presented by a d1str1ct Jumor h1gh school Westys 1nterest 1n conservatlon was aroused Th1S was a ma1or factor 1n organ1z1ng a Conservat1on Club 1n the school curuculum Due to the profound lnter est 1n the club and W1th Mr Mcllnay and Mr Paone a adv1sers the Conservatlon Club W111 un doubtedly be a successful one 141125 1 1 'lfmglg Zw Nd UT A711 C- 01 Wlth the change 1n adIn1n1strat1on Student 1 O E' Pfel Qfll Counc11 was presented w1th some valuable 1deas one of Wh1ch was the forrnat1on of a steenng comm1ttee w1th1n counc1l Th1s IS a small group wh1ch cons1ders any ldeas or problems before they are presented to Coun C11 as a group A comm1ttee was chosen to rev1se the 1954 55 ed1t1on of the school handbook The Red and Gray Th1s cornrnlttee preslded over by Nlno lncardona was respons1ble for mak1ng var1ous changes to br1ng the book up to date fa NH ,ld ' 'tw' , 1. 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Z I Q4 X ' ' X 57 X Q R XXX Xvxxxgx NN 5 N y x Q , ,,,x.,,.x uxxxxxxxxxxx pm X RS X XYXYtxxxxxXX NNW ll!-IPTIII 5 UF THE CAV!-ILHY TO THE MEMBERS OF WESTMONT UPPER YODER HIGH SCHOOL Th1s artlcle was wrrtten as a lastrng trrbute of the l954 Sen1or Class of th1s chool We have recalled a year of work and a year of fun From l95U to 1954 We have seen new faces r1se as leaders 1n our class helprng to make these four years memorable ones In the sprmg of mneteen hundred and frfty three the future members of the Sen1or class cast therr votes for those people who they felt could gurde the affalrs ofthe class most etfrcrently The elect1on returns showed that Tony Salem had been elected presxdent w1th Ioyce W1ll1ams as v1ce presldent Becky Wrllramson keeper of the funds and Carol Kahl class recorder The student body real1z1ng that a strong student government 1S an essentral part of any school w1sely chose Arthur Zobel to head the Student Councrl Every Tue dav rrtornrng school problems were d1scussed and many 1nfluent1al dec1s1on were enacted The Sen1or home rooms elected Carol Allshouse N1no Incardona and Ioyce Wtlharns as the1r spokesmen rn the school government Representmg the varrous clubs 1n Councrl were Mary Esther O Sulltvan left Glosser and Gerald Owens of the French Spamsh and German clubs respectrvely From the YTeens came Barbara Lehman and the H1 Y Club was represented by Clarence S1v1ts In add1t1on to the Blology Club s pres1dent Anna Mane Puma Councxl welcomed another nature organrzatron and 1ts leader to 1IS mrdst The Conservatlon Club gurded by Leslxe Kota These organrzatrons 1o1ned by Iudy Bloom of the Photo Club Ardythe Edward from the G A A Lors G1llen of the cheerlead1ng squad and Arlene Ober of the Grrls W Club actlvated Student Councrl and made 1t an 1nfluent1al 1ud1C1al body The falhng leaves and pass1ng of autumn made way for the Wrnter season To the sen1ors of Westmont H1gh School 1t was a t1me of plan n1ng and preparrng for the h1ghl1ght of the so c1al season the senlor dance approprrately named Wmterlude A heavenly musrcal back ground and a dance floor transformed mto a Wm ter wonderland provrded a sett1ng for a splen dtd evenlng Durrng the dance the Quuen and the Kmg were chosen namely Pat Hunter and Irm Mlckey From the many favorable comments of a number of students who attended the so cral tunctron the class concluded that the dance had been a complete success OI I ICI RS h X XXI S . , . 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Iuvu' VII lnanxs, x1tc'p11-sltlt-nl: H.-tl '1 lmvulscm tx'1'.1su11'l' Begrnnmg the new year w1th wrse cho1ces the class selected Roberta Ewald as Senror Queen to represent 1t at the annual P1tt Coronatlon Ball Not only was th1s a class contcunmg beauty but also one havlng musrcal and dramatlc talent These were made qurte evldent 1n the sen1or class productlon an operetta rnstead ot the annual play The cast for the operetta IEANIE was expertly chosen wlth Ir1s Klrne playlng the charmlng and fascrnatxng Ieanre and S1d Kammsky the dashlng long lost sweetheart The members of the supportmg cast gave splendrd performances and helped make the productron the outstand1ng h1t that rt was Workmg teverlshly toward the success of the operetta Mrs Gallup lnee Mrss Allendorferl agam won accla1m for her superb drrectmg and her famous words Wont you please stop mumbl1ng your syllables we Cant hear a th1ng from back here' ' In another phase ot muslcal ab1l1ty many ot our class were members of the school band Among the musrcal gemuses were Ioe Camut who was the energetrc student drrector Ioyce Wrl l1ams the secretary and Carol Kahl act1ng quartermaster as well as Marrlyn Alwme Arlene Ankeny Andrew Blaschak Ron Gombar Lors Hannum Dave Herrmg Ray Newcomer M1ldred Paulovrch Iackre Prosser and Arlene Wrtkosky The mayorettes of the organrzatron Pat Apryle and Iudy Loveloy were a credlt to the class 1n then ab1l1ty ln the hne art of baton tw1rl1ng It was ln sports that the athlet1c ab1l1ty of the class was shown A well deserved Word of prarse goes to the sen1or members ot the football squad Iack Colbert Herk Daley Harold Puge Rudy Goettlrcher Les Kota Gerald Owens Tom Reynolds Tony Salem Drck Vrckroy Mrke Vllla and Art Zobel Wmmng d1d not stop at football for as the basketball season C11 maxed 1t was ev1dent that Westmont had produced another Semor class of hxgh scorers namely Harold Fuge N1no Incardona Sam Kamlnsky N1ck Musulm Tony Salem and Art Zobel Our lrvely energetrc cheerleaders and the newly orgamzed Pep Club were responsrble for the tremendous response of Westmont s cheermg sectxon at all the vars1ty games The sen1or grrls represented on the Cheerleaders squad were Lo1s G1ll1H Ardythe Edwards Ir1s Kl1ne and Becky W1ll1amson w1th Pat Bellak as substrtute The grrls are cred1ted w1th the many new and catchy mot1ons and words whrch never ceased to amaze and please the students and spectators at the games Along wrth the other outstandrng ach1evements of th1s class they are proud to add that of a hrghly commendable yearbook Irrs Klme as edrtor rn chref together wrth her staff, has grven the class and school a last1ng momento of 1953 1954 1n whrch they can take great pr1de 1 . 1 1 11 11 . , . . . 1 1 ' 1 . 1 . . . . . . 11 1 1 . 1 . 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . T 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' . . . 11 . 11 I . - i 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . . . - 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 1 I I - . I M1 J gf QA OLE ANN AI, s ousE . XX tu t Co l 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 p nish Club 3, 45 Girls' WIC 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer g Y-Teens 3, 4, Home Roo Presld nt 4 1010 lu 3 A X Wodler 0611101 4 Intra usrast espe M. mura Club 4 durI g asketball sea always ready for a good Joke one ot the semor class redheads MARILYN GAIL ALWINE Corusl 2 34 Bcmd12 3 4 Y'l'eens 3 4 Yodler 3 Pho enIcIan 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Her Interest IH fellows seems to have been taken to other schools hearty laugh can t ten be heard IIHQIHQ through Westys halls ARLENE ANN ANKENY Anlc orus12 3 4 Bandl 2 4 French Club 3 4 VIce PresI dent 4 YTeens 3 4 Polo Club 4 Biology Club 3 4 Yod le 3 Business Manager 3 Phoenlclan 4 Pep Club 4 Seen preceding Westy s band drrectmg the color guard has a specIal outtzt lor every occa SIOH PATRICIA APRYLE a Chorusl 2 3 4 Band 4 Ger man Club 3 4 YTeen Inter Club Council Representa e 4 G A A 2 3 4 P o Club 4 Biology Club 3 4 Sec of class 3 Yodler 3 Assistant Editor 3 Phoenician 4 Intra muralsl 2 3 4 Senior Oper etta 4 Pep Club 4 Able hrgh stepper In W U Y s band beautrlul collectron ot skrrts full ol vIm vigor and vItalIty SHIRLEY ANN BAUM Beetle Chorus l 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 YTeens 3 4 Photo Club 2 3 4 BIOOQY Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoemclan 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Senor Operetta 4 Pep Club 4 Human questron box laughs at everyones attempts to funny Quest ce que? IS her tavonte expressron J I o DoNA REBECCA BEAM -1 Beamer Cho s 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 45 rench Club 3, 4, Library ClericaFAssistant 45 Phoenician 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Keyboard stylrst will make an ettIcIent secretary for some brg executrve grrls pIng pong champ clear complexIon PATRICIA LOUISE BELLAK a Student CouncIl 2 4 Secretary 4 Chorusl Z 3 4 German Cub3 4 Y'l'eens3 4 G A 4 Blolog Cub 3 Treasurer ot class 2 Cheer leader 1 Home Room PresI dentl 2 Yodler 3 Phoenician 4 LIbrar1an 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Senior Operetta 4 Pep Club 4 An asset to many class as semblIes wrth her knowledge ot choreography Pat mcIIntaIns that It you smile the whole world smiles Wllh you IOANNE ELIZABETH BIANDINO Chrck Chorusl 2 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Home Room President 3 Yod ler 3 Phoenrcran 4 S lr I l l t ul seamstress name often appears on the honor roll quret and reserved pleas ant to all ,MM ykfalfl xtrem fglsnznf year Iomed Mr Horneri band IU bIS 2 IUDITH MIRIAM BLooM Iudy S udent Council 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Vice President 4 YTeens 3 4 G A A 3 4 Photo Club 2 3 4 Sec r tary Treasurer 3 PresIdent 4 Biology Club 3 4 Librarian 4 Yodler 3 Phoenlcran 4 Intra muralsl 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Semor Operetta 4 Class tzddler consrders art a po srble career outstandrng In eretta reacts emphatrcally o Hemmgwqy and Sandburg W 1 AQ A ft lvl Nj J A fl' R 4 C , 4 A 2 , 4 I l ' , 3 4 ' . 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X x- '- .V .Lg X 9' L IUNE Buacsss une rred from Wmdber xgh 3, horus 3 4 French Club 3 Y T s 3 4 PhotyClub 4 odlef 3 Phoenlcxm 4 Art Edltor 4P'lntramurals 3 Mdd' out horses desires to becbtn an equine artist very creatzve rn most any field you name xt she draws xt IosEPH EDWARD CAMUT oe Band l 2 3 4 Student Dlrec tor 4 Spamsh Club 4 Blology 3 4 Yodler 3 Business Mana get 3 Phoenxcran 4 lntramur l 2 3 4 Sen1or Oer etta 4 Easy come easy go- usually doesnt grve a hoot effzcxent soda yerk capable band dzrector IAc1-r CoLDER'r Bert Yodler 3 Phoenxclan 4 Foot 1 2 3 4 Track lntramurcxlsl 2 Conservatron Club 4 Bert dxd a good Job Westy s center thrs year on the gridiron took a llkmg t the sophomore girls but wandered back to the semor gxrls m the end IUNE CRowLEY Iume Chorus 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Quiet but friendly toward everyone pleasmg personality skatmg and square dancing take up most of her spare time MARY AN CURRY Student Councll 3 Chorus 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 Y Teens 3 Photo Club 4 Blology Club Yodler 3 Phoemclan 4 lntra murals 3 4 Sen1or Operetta 4 Perfect as a Chma doll dam ty her future plans wtll take her to Grove City College FRANCIS DALEY Herk Boys W Club 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Football l Z 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Owner of a vast collectzon of notes on all phases of history and math always manages to be the first to the Corner Store at drsmrssal ARDYTHE ANN EDWARDS Ardy Student Councll 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Secre tary 4 Gxrls W Club 3 4 ens 3 4 G A A Co chalrman 3 Presxdent Photo Club 4 Biology Club Lrbranan 4 Cheerleader Yodler 3 Assoclate Edltor Phoemczan 4 Intramurals l 3 4 Sen1or Operetta 4 Temper rs quickly aroused but more quickly cooled down low pleasant voice short hair complxments attractive features IACK EUGENE E E?,t1JfWff,C.i1. 3 fl, 3 Has es f t all seen tru ' ects t t ed IU shop ROBERTA MARGARET E ALD Brrdre Chorus 1 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Glrls W Club 4 YTeens 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Blology Club 3 4 L1brar1an 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1cn'1 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Ultra vrolet blush + sunshme bright hazr WOW reigned as Westmonts queen at Coron atzon Ball MARILYN SANDRA FRAN KE Chorus 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club YTeens3 4 G A A 1 3 4 Blology Club 4 Llbrarlan 4 Yodler 3 PhO9l'llC1Gl'l 4 In tramurals 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Contagxous gxggles frequent ly makes endless trxps to Phila delphla spends summers m Ocean Czty p e a c h e s and cream complexion .,, l V - 3 'Af M ,J gi . 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' 5 , 5 3, 45 - I I l, Ip . . . , 2, ' : - , 4: , : ' J ' ' 1 ' 4: : : ' ' : - fckwll 441 Q ALDNG Hd b 4 bal 3 4 ask Football f I amu rv lon u wr s re steady forthe Wesy zve CLARENCE STEPHEN GETTY Steve Spamsh Club 3 4 H Y 4 Photo Club 2 3 4 B1ology Club 4 Yodler 3 Co Makeup Edltor 3 Phoemclan 4 Intra murals 1 Semor Operetta 4 Lrmrtless rmagmatron does he ever stop talkmg? 7 Ear that Krtt rates a star pos1t1on w1th Steves vast ecord col lectron M Lo l GILL l o -fl tudefkivunc horus 3 4 Fre u 3 4 F1110 1Ce e r ead d er Phoen1c1an 4 n ramurals Captam ot W U s cheer leadmg squad tull pep and vrtalrty actzve mterest rn gzrls Intramurals RA Boys ICQ res 3 Y 1 XV e 3 seb Mana r 4 asket U GHGQ 2 tball U Ugel' ur ls Il' if IEFPREY MARK GLOSSER e Student Councll 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Key Club 3 4 Bxology Club 3 4 Yodler 3 C1fCUlGllOH Manager 3 2Pl?3oeE11c1an 4 Intramurals leff does dutzes slowly but surely has an orrgmal nzck name tor everyone watch out for those shoclcmg shrrts LYNN GOBIN Sunshme lntramuralsl 2 4 Be srlent and safe srlence never betrays anyone so Lynn has dxscovered lrkes to spend hrs actrvrty penods m the gym 4,4 RONALD Wa Y type ,rg d ma wr om Nw W RUBY PAUL GOETTLICHER Hoot Student Councxl 3 Boys W Club 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Presxdent of Class 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Conservauon Club 4 Capable leader of the lunror Class Rudys tzrst chorce for the tuture IS to attend Calztor ma State Teachers College and study mdustnal arts zizieoe ,email 1 fm! RICHARD GREGORY Gres 7219 H1Y 2 3 4 Secretary Treas urer 4 Yodler 3 Track 1 Foot balll 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Conservatlon Club 4 Strong silent type braved Algebra l hrs senior year ol ten seen crursmg around rn hr two toned hotrod DoR1s HADDLE Cousm Chorus 1 2 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoemclan 4 Always tappmg away at the typewriter short naturally curly han frames her sweet face devxlrsh constantly chat termg fl 1 4, , b 'lvl fx f M -so ,Ht .. U , , Bi 1 A 1 I .. . ., I 1.2. : f . ' ' ' . 3 4' 1, 2, 3 4: '- ' 4. , , ' ' ' H ' gh . . . f . b al cld - m ' .. ,, M .1 ' , : i- 1 0 A I I I - ,' o ' sf' ' I I , , Z, ,.4g 'e ' n . . ' . . . I ' I if mi. is n - , I I . bg , I 't f ' mi he et . . , J 4 MJ 1 I K I T L my 11 J1' 2, : nc bf , 5 . . . 'rl' Cl 2, , 4, V1 - , . f, . nt nst , ' .A. ' 'I ' ' ' , P d nt' 4,0 0 I ' 31 4? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lntramurals n I 1 2, 3, , 1 - ' . - ,,2,3,4'. 'l f , ,. ,f .- . . . , pxil- ,., 9. ' 1 X F , lN AN. LA 'J sl ' c K 31,4 Y 3 ,7fw 2vf 'l7 if ' Ill er I .- - Q - ' Xb 11 I f, ' : . 1 : - 3, 4' nt Q ' ' '. ' ' ' . I it 4, O ati u ' . 1' y h ' . . ' ' 0 te i im S .. .' . a k S ' N j I ' Q ' ' ba . , nl ff Gnu. HAFFNER Red Student Councll 3 Chorus l 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Y'I'eens 34Gl-lA34Photo b 2 3 4 Blology Club 3 4 L brarlan 3 Yodler 3 Edltor 3 Pl1OeI1lClCHI 4 ASSOCICIIS Bust ness Manager 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Semor Operetta 4 Pep Club 4 Flashy yellow car blends well with her auburn halt journalistic future rs Gazls arm X lr'-' gal I erg t at Arms fl A 4 aseb F alll Track r library it LC 4 gegt N 5 y hals alw s ran p ans tudy mdu t art at Call AW mxa State chers College Lois Rd!!! HANNUNL J 'Transferred rom Falrha Massachu ts 2 W A oto qlub 4 Club 3 3 Nl-lsspkfant Edrtor Phoem 4 Abs clate lBus1ness anager 4 In pm rals 2 3 4 Senlor Ope 4 ep Club 4 The one ard Patzence rs mans gr test vtrtue mus have had Lo m mmd land pleasant and dependable W or:-nr IWW U Do red m oom Town orus Y Teens 4 o o b Phoemclan 4 4 Pep Club 4 Lfhe Wzndy City t e rrtmg specralrst dent worker at the Phoemclan stand sparkling smile j 2 xl Gro Vglcr-inn HARTSHORN arts d Coun I 3 Band I Z U Key ub 3 4 lfbto Club 3 x gy Club 3 4 Stage Crew N4 Yodldr oen1c1an 4 ntramur ls I 4 Conser vatlon Clubb Deep able photog rapher klizxcil faery secret of a magician tolls behmd the soda fountam at lakes DAVID ALAN HERRING Dave Chorus 4 Bandl 2 4 French Cu 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoemctan 4 Intra murals l 2 3 4 Senxor Oper etta 4 Crossword puzzle addzct seen quite often on the tennis courts travels in a mrature red convertzble W? 4 nt a ' t plans ar Ngrkhzg o l over the world IS q :te a dancer NANCY IEAN Hownxx Nancze Chorus I 2 3 4 Y'I'eens 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Favors the poodle style harr cut has pretty green eyes the shortest member m our class J ren Club xology Club -jf 1 a odler 3 P GDICI nra rals 2 3 over ca s cra ly s long has t smile and flashes lt b n PATRICIA ANN HUNTER a Chorus l Z 3 4 YTeens 3 Vlce Presldent of class I Yod ler 3 Phoemclan 4 Intramurals Petlte enthusxastzc doesnt hold a grudge agamst any body dependable easy to get along with , 5 , n. . , 5 Clu' lb ' 'i ' ' ' I z , , 2 I I 1' 1 . - - . - : ,. .2 I I 5 - ' . - ' 'li N VII 3,51 I .x ' GJ VJ A' 4 5 ef' H I f -if tn, V , , 1 2, 3, I 5 I . 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' ' - 5 fp, 5 - f 1 , in jf I - 5 1 Nmo INCARDONA Inco u ent Councxl l 2 3 Chorus 3 4 German Club 3 Key Club Z 3 4 Presrdent Boys W Club 3 4 President class 2 Football Manager l 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 Basket b 12 3 4 Semor Oer etta 4 Born leader owner ol a hun dred and one strzkmg clothes combmatrons ranked N 1 spot o the Honor Roll Romeo wxthou Iulzet DAVID Io sr-Inco tramu l 3 4 Conserva d d quret spends t of tm m shop Dave w uld like to study machmery w en he IS graduated CAROL ANN KAHL Kzller III Corus234Bandl234 Quartermaster 4 German Club G1 s W Cub 3 ens 3 4 G A Photo Club l 2 3 4 Program Chalrman 3 Secretary 4 Blolo gy Club 4 Secretary of class 4 Yodler 3 Phoemcran 4 In tamurals 1 2 3 4 Semor Operetta 4 Pe Club 4 lust one of those female bas ketball trends Kzller IS al ways ready for work or pla I SAMUEL KAMINSKY Sammy Chorus 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Boys W Club 4 H1Y 2 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenlcxan 4 Base b I 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 Semor Operetta 4 Spanish class clown rs look mg forward to the day when he will recerve hrs law degree from Yale SIDNEY AMINSKY 1 Choru 4 H1 Y 3 4 B1 lo gy Cl 4 Home Room re e 3 dler 3 ASSISIGIII t 3 Phoenxclan 4 ASSISI dltor 4 Intramurals l 2 4 Semor Operetta 4 Iohnstowns No 1 jumor dxsc jock ha male lead In class opere orxgmal poem Flame of Am n has been pub shed N P A FT ELLEN IEAN KANI: Ellen Chorusl 2 3 4 Spanxsh Club 4 Y Teens 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 Lrbranan 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoenlcran 4 Pep Club 4 lntecttous laugh lrkes to drrve but oh' those corners enjoys smgmg usually has a tune on the hp of her tongue has that Ipana smzle al -16 js!--f Jn8-2 s1L5lX MCJXXU ,U wha, Q.-Jxwvsk aj xg GERALD Krstnsrus Ierry 35'-mokg, QA Boys WClub4 I-I1Y2 3 4 Bxology Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Ffh lv-1 Sports Edxtor 3 Phoemclan 4 xwox Sports Edztor 4 Baseball 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Semor pam ,LL Operetta 4 Ettlcxent sports edrtor of class M H:-ILJ publzcatrons class comedran adds humor to the most Wim serzous srtuatrons Ims IEAN Kum: Klmlcer Student Councxl 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Bxology Club 3 4 Home Room Presldent 2 Secretary of class 2 Cheerleader 1 3 4 Yodler 3 Co Makeup Editor 3 Phoemcxan 4 Edxtor 4 Intra muralsl Z 3 Semor Operetta tzrst place rn Klmkers lrte lull of rdeers versatrle play ed role ol leame 1 class operetta Mm. 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My .f , ' . f I , If Co 4 A VY ,, , , G , .lf J xl IACK C Mrzmurrs Mertz Intramurals l 2 3 4 Conser vatlon Club 4 The Arr Force rs lacks chotce for the future spends hrs actzv rty periods m the gym IOYCE ELEEN METROKA loyce Transferred from Conemaugh 2 Chorus 4 French Club 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 Btology Club 3 4 V1cePresx dent 4 Ltbrarxan 4 Phoenlctan 4 Intramurals 4 Senror Oper etta 4 Pep Club 4 W 1 I I 1 n g and co operatrve worker man hater torled earn estly for the Phoemctan cause only grrl rn hem ll It M S CKE rench b 3 4 Intramurals see to hear Kindly d se of ur gum wherever he g e true com dr n e tort ass RAN NICHOLAS MUsu1.1N In Nrclc Transferred from Garfxeld Key Club 4 Boys W Club Phoenrcran 4 Bask all 3 Dead shot f m basketb l tim MAA ,vers Mtg b effzalon l 3 t I I ARLENI: OBER Student Counctl 4 Chorus 1 2 G ub 2 Pres1dent4 YTeens 3 4 VICE Pres1dent4 Lrbrartan 3 Yodler 3 Phoenlclan 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Pep Clu E' xpert huntswoman out standing athlete on gzrls mtra mural teams lends advrce to the lovelorn MARY Esrr-IER O SULLIVAN MEOS Student Councll 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Prest dent 4 YTeens 3 4 Secretary of Class l Phoenlclan 4 Sen tor Operetta 4 Never leaves thmgs undone deeply interested rn her stu dres has chosen engagement rrng for her future GERALD msn WENS PM J Chorus 3 4 erma 3 4 Pres1dent4 b 4 Vrce Presldent tllgflub 3 4 Btol 3 V1 Pr dent of Cass en1c1an 4 Foot Track l 2 n r as 2 34 4 Sen or O rs one those all around guys lzlfes just about every thmg and everybody excels rn leadershrp TEGWEN ELLEN PARRY Short and sweet expertenced a sudden appendectomy dur mg senzor year enjoys read rng an excrtmg adventure story MILDRED PAULOVICH Mzltza ndl 2 3 4 YTeens3 G A A 3 4 Phoemctan Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Quite a repertorre of jokes devxlrsh carefree would rather listen to htll brlly music than popular n- ' tl 1 H f 1 - . l I , ' f - .t ,, 3, 4, ms' W ct , 35' 4f I l ' I. l. - 1: , , 5 I b 4. f xt N hw l A y HB ' , I 1 ,A f Y : I 1 K A xfv I 5 's Ll, I I . : I lm 1 0 ' t I I ' Qgy sferr from Garfield 35 Sim 5 ' - 1 j . . 31 - - . - 1 1 1 1 1' I . 3. - V ,f , 45 , , 35 f ' ' , I f 1 ,ff 5' 5 i l H ,J-vfl I' ld . 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W 'e O - I ' f ,. t . l ' IACQUELINE LEE PROSSER Iackre Bandl 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Y'I'eens 3 4 Llbrarlan 4 Phoen1c1an 4 In tramurals 2 3 Sen1o1' Oper etta 4 Dependable lrkes most everyone plans to exchange a certarn fellows 52 class r1ng for an engagement rmg ANNA MAR1E PUMA Anme Student Counc1l 2 3 4 Treas urer 2 Chorusl 2 3 4 Ger man Club 3 4 YTeens 3 4 PhotoClub2 3 4 GAA 12 3 4 B1ology Club 3 4 PIGSI dent 4 L1brar1an 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1c1n 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Sen1or Operetta 4 Portrayed the com1cal darky Luc1fer by denommatron senror operetta tomboy lace at home before an aud ence as ,flat it h rus 4 rman b 3 4 eens lub 2 B10 gy Club f weet q 1nd a e I d yectrves t seem t scr1be Donna rn ustrrous man stu dent IOANNE C ROBERTS Chorus l Z 3 4 French Club Z 3 4 B1ology Club 4 L1brar 1an 3 Yodler 3 Phoemclan 4 In ramurals l 2 3 4 p Club 4 los pet peeve IS ha1r long er than one 1nch enjoyed put terzng around the Home Ec k1tchen undeczdecl about the future ANTHONY WALTER SALEM Tony Student Counclll 2 4 Chorus 3 4 German Club 3 4 VICE Pres1dent 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Boys W Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Treas urer 3 Presldent of Class l 4 Home Room Presldent l 2 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1cm 4 Base ba l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 4 Football I 2 3 4 In muralsl 2 3 4 Sen1or Oper etta 4 Example of brawn plus brams Krng of dance honor1ng greater Iohnstowns gr1d1ron partrctpants ambrtrous spark ed every team wrth endless Spllll A EVON ROCHELLE SCHOR Even Chorus l 2 3 4 French Club G ub 3 ens 3 4 G A Photo Club 4 Blology Club 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Senlor Operetta 4 Pep Club 4 The absent m1nded prompter for the class operetta pretty d1mples and cherry cheeks math creates a baffl1ng net work 1n Evons mmd IOANNE S1-:L1c1-1 Chorusl 2 3 4 Span1sh Club 3 YTeens 3 4 Photo Club 3 Blology Club 3 Phoen1c1an 4 Intramurals 3 4 Pep Club 4 Accomplrshed dancer sk1ll ful artrst rather loquacrous at trmes very attractzve red harr to set off her deep blue green eyes JANET ELAINE Snorr an Chorusl 2 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Good natured has a frrendly way about her IS easy to get along wrth THOM SISK IR, 1 Om fl' B10 g lu, 3 tag oeci' a V b HfiY2 OO M ,nhl W ll le foot et mana ays made , le possrble 1 on rnmg rg and er 1 a s age manag fl CLARENCE M SIVITS I Transferred f r o m Iohnstown Hlgh 3 Student Counc1l 4 Key Club 4 Boys W Club 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Phoen1c1an 4 Foot ball 3 Intramurals 4 Elected presrdent of Greater lohnstown H1 Y Councrl looks forward to the f1rst day of hunt 1ng season , ,I H ' 3, 4, irls W cl , 4, Y- I 5 5 U-. , 5 Te , g . 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V vw- I I to I 4 , 4 fffjfmff IANE MARIE STARON ane Transferred from Brentwood Hrgh 4 Chorus 4 YTeens 4 Phoentczan 4 Spamsh Club 4 Senlor Operetta 4 Plans to enter the realm t e a c h I n g effrcrent student charrman for semor operetta IOYCE Cl-IARLENE STIVER Strve orus l 2 4 Ban French Club 3 4 Y Teens 3 Program Chalrmcm 4 Photo Club 3 4 Blology Club 3 4 Yodler 3 Phoen1cIan 4 Intra murals 2 3 4 Senlor Operetta 4 Pep Club 4 Prefers the horseless carnage pretty clothes always ready for fun avrd basketball enthusrast GJIIL THOMAS Gazl AQ ,L Boys 3 4 s WHal1 4 Im Q urals rackX3 txon ast a Ightnmg en on the umorous home room pr lrster another guy who IS around grrls W4 13514 KZ Conserv t1 Qu II man re tops ecome a ter ap e Ice SHIRLEY WEIGEL ll ', N flfl if 7' L . l Q I I l R o' H H J-2 V lc' E I Jl ' b 3 '- . , BS. lzl 1 - : I 0 , , - : ' : 5 ,2, , - 5 n- ' - ' 4. -3 bd X. . U U of Xi ' n I . gr' ' 5 b . 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L 4 Y'Teens 3 4 Bdtogy Club 4 LIbraricm 3 P oemc nI4 Semor Operettq 4 PeprC ub 4 Nqklral beauty chbsemps candIdate for lehnstow r Chamber of Commer aIr queen there seems to be a Ford rs her future IANICE Lee TRoxEI.I. an Phoenlcxan 4 lan spends most of her spare trme at the typewrrter always ready to lend a helpmg hand enjoys ICS slratmg as a pastzme DONALD VARN R Student 3 e a ret of m es: n am F ents e sun s Ine quze Xgro n oppo szte sex ember of the Intramurals ams Transferred from Iohnstown Hrgh 3 Chorus 3 4 Phoemclan R e a cl I n g rates hrghest as Shrrley s favorIte past trme skatmg fan lover of Jazz muszc IOYCE WILLIAMS Red Student Counctl 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Secre ary 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Treasurer4 C1 A A 2 3 4 B1OlOgY Club 3 4 e Presld nt of Class 4 Home Room Presldent 4 Yodler 3 PIIOSHICICUI 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Senlor Operetta 4 Pep Club 4 Frrst grrl In class to cross the Atlantrc Ocean one f those unusual redheads wIth out a temper has a frrendly smrle for everyone REBECCA LEE WILLIAMSON Becky Chorusl 2 3 4 German Club G A 3 4 Treasurer ol class 4 Cheerleader l 4 Intramurals 3 4 Sen Operetta 4 Photo Club 3 4 BIology Club 3 4 Yodler Ex change Edltor 3 Phoemcxan 4 Neat sweet petIte thats Becky collection of many odd bracelets always at home In a swIm Ing pool fy ,- Ng ARLENE Es'r1:LLr: Wrrxosxv Corusl234Bandl23 4 Librarian 4 Phoemclan 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 YTeens Clown in girls locker room sauerkraut is her favorite dish loyal band member spends study halls and tree periods writing letters ALMA MATEH Dear Alma Mater We sing ot you- Sing of your kindliness Your power to woo. We glory in your name Your works to view. Dear Alma Mater, We sing ot you. Dear Alma Mater, We sing to you- Pledging our loyalty, Our vows renew. Your name we'll ever love, Your precepts true, Dear Alma Mater, We sing to you. SHIRLEY Wrrxosxv Chorus l 2 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 YTeens Shirley is one ot those rare girls who can tmd fault with no one enjoys outdoor sports has a pleasant disposition ARTHUR ZOBEL Bud Student COUHC1l l 3 4 Vice Presldent 3 President 4 Chorus 3 4 German Club 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Boys W Cub 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent 3 PIESI dent 4 H1 Y Z 3 4 Phoenxclan 4 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Track 3 Intramurals l Z Senior Operetta 4 Student Council President originated the Student Court coachs selection tor all scho lastic tackle looked forward to Physics experiments -WILLARD E. ACKLEY LIEUTENANT5 Ill? THE CAV!-lI.HY The class of 1955 1nv1tes one and all to jorn 1n a revlew of 1lS successful year as the popu lar Juntors at Westmont Upper Yoder H1gh School The prrnclpal 0ff1Ce of presrdency was effrclently f1lled by I1m Hemphlll Hls asslstants rn organrzmg and carryrng out the class affalrs were Vrncent DeFrank, v1ce pres1dent, Ioanne Casale, secretary, and Oscar Zolbe, treasurer Many rmportant offlces were held by capable 1un1ors Marran Wood assrsted IH leadrng the student body as v1ce presrdent of Student Councrl Len Stept performed an outstandtng Job as presrdent of Key Club and Ron Huston served the Boys W Club as v1ce presrdent Floyd Santoro as edrtor rn chref and hrs hard workrng staff produced a very credltable Yodler A Cutest Baby Contest was sponsored by the Yodler The wlnner of the f1rst prrze was awarded a free txcket to the Chrrstmas Dance and h1s plc ture was prxnted 1n the followlng 1ssue The staff also rntroduced the selhng of Yodler subscnptrons lane Gallagher and Maman Wood drsplayed thelr peppy sp1r1ts by representmg the jumor class on the cheer1ng squad Mary Alrce Lawson was the pert head drum malorette who led Westys band 1n 1ts maneuvers Lrnda Watk1ns and Mar ran Wood were the talented pranrsts who ac companled Mr Ackley s chorus The honor roll was topped by many personal1 t1es of th1s class Among the most frequent were Donna Buchanan Barbara Burkett Kathleen Cun n1ngham Iane Gallagher Robert Glosser Lrlhan Harshberger Itm Hemphrll Ron Huston Mary Al1ce Lawson Howard P1ck1ng Len Stept E1leen Vrckroy and Marlan Wood The yunxor g1rls were blessed w1th athletrc ab1l1ty as well as academxc ab1l1ty Seen part1c1 patrng ln mtramurals were Maman Wood Iane Gallagher Kathleen Daugherty Emrly Ensman Erleen Vlckroy Delores Latos Dulc1e Mulky Danlcal S1V1lS Loretta Park Barbara Howe Mary Allce Lawson Marc1a Salem and Ioanne Holtz man of several jumors They were Ixm Hemphrll Ron Marley George Bezek Ron Huston Vrncent De Frank lack Herrlng Howard P1ck1ng Iay Dem1 Ken Beaty Ralph Swank Charles Stevens and Barry St Clarr George Bezek and Ron Koval were the only Junlors to play varsity basketball U Z 'I' Ken Beaty and George Bezek were also seen on the baseball fleld The athletrc managers of the 1un1or class rncluded Oscar Zolbe and Dave Grove ILIRS The bnsk autumn evemng of November 25 was the date of the annual 1un1or dance The Autumn Fantasy To terrntnate thelr act1v1t1es the 1un1ors presented a unrque assembly Westmont can be very proud of the class of 55 I -. - . 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Ihr: 1ff.li.,-- 1a.....1 RW, HIS 'x'f..1--'I IIIJHPIIHALS UP THE EA ALHY The Sophomore class of 1953 54 made therr debut mto Semor Hrgh School wrth flytng col ors after three years of preparatlon rn Iunlor Hrgh and the class made a grand h1t The Sophomores opened the year wlth a meetmg called to order by the presldent Em1l Bolha who was assrsted by Ron Hrllegass the vxce presxdent Ir1s Pogal secretary and Vrolet Glatz treasurer The three homerooms elected Barbara Eckel Bob Wagner and Wayne London as therr pres xdents In the prevrous year Allan Callet had been elected treasurer of Student Counc1l Other Sophomores representrng the class rn Student Council were Bob Wagner Barbara Frye Emll Bolha and Wayne London The members of the class qurckly gave therr 1nd1v1dual attentlon to part1c1pat1ng rn the varxous clubs such as the Key Club H1 Y Photo Club Chorus and Band Not only d1d they support the act1v1t1es but they brought along some valuable materral for the football and basketball squads The roster of names mcluded Irm Garrrty Mlke Zahm Emll Bolha Ronald Hlllegass Bob Wagner Allan Callet Huck Hrldebrand B1l1G1lbert Wayne London Bob Gleason and Roger Harless In varslty football frequent Sophomore regulars were Allan Cal let Huck Hrldebrand Ixm Garrrty and Bob Wagner Ron Hrllegass and Ilm Garrrty could often be seen rnakrng goals 1n varsrty basketball Assrstrng the football and basketball teams were the man agers Mrke Latos and B1ll McLa1n Also athletrcally actrve were the grrls who took an eager rnterest 1n rntramurals Those actlvely partrcrpatmg were Ioanne Cale Sue Prrstow Pat Urban Ioan Heffley Iudy Leudeke Barbara Frye Ir1s Pogal lean Edwards Lynn Kennedy and Vrolet Glatz Barbara Frye and Marge Owens have already earned thelr W Club letter Not only were the Sophomores brawny but they had brarns Many of the names frequently appear1ng on the Honor Roll were Ann Bowman Marge Frnley Charlotte Hartland Ron Hrllegass Betty Idzkowsky Ioan Iamsack Lynn Kennedy Wayne London Marge Owens Ir1s Pogal Sue Pr1s tow Tom Skelly Pat Urban and Bob Wagner The Student body elected Vrolet Glatz to represent the class 1n cheerleadrng and Ioanne Cale was selected for the Sophomore member of the majorettes The class sponsored a dance on March 26th a Sprrng Fantasy enyoyed by all On the Frrday evemng of Aprrl 23rd the class held a party whlch was a huge success for everyone con cerned The Sophomores eagerly got behmd thelr smash assembly whlch was presented on March 5th The helpful and effrclent advrsors of the CICISS Were Mr Paone Mrs Gallup MIS Wlneman Mr Sosrnskr and Mrs Wermer We The Seniors Wlsh the Sophomores C1 lot of fun and luck rn thexr next two years at Westy FICERS H a I Blh p dtl Pql it 1 . . . . . - , . 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 , . 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ROVV D k Ch r aa w oy L da M B Eli PHIVATES The Iunror H1gh Student Councrl thxs year Was conducted by Iohn Salem who was elect ed presrdent and Ph1l Marley who took command rn the absence of the presrdent Helen Vrck roy recorded the bus1ness and Denms Zoppa handled all the funds pass1ng through the counc1l The devot1ons were led by the chapla1n lack Stertfer The four freshman class ofhcers and a representat1ve from each Iunror H1gh home room comprrsed thrs governlng body At the outset of the school term charters were rssued to each home room by the counc1l The problem of regulatmg the lunch lrne was undertaken by the members and a state of order resulted Members of the counc1l were elected to serve on the Iunror H1gh Student Councrl Court They were Iohn Salem Alrce Bennett Davrd Hemphrll Andrew Grech and Gordon Iones The court commlttee tned several cases and suggested the necessary penaltres The counc1l attended a Semor H1gh Student Councrl meetrng to observe the procedure and were extremely rmpressed by 1t The counc1l whrch meets once a month unless needed more oft en rs under the very competent gurdance of Mr Wrllxam Askey In th1s rts thrrd year of exrstence 1t has proved to be a v1tal part of the Iunror H1gh School IL M . 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Llxmqston Beckv Vlfxlllamson atkle Pro ser Marv Lther Osullnan Gall Haffner Nlarllxn Alxxmt Duane Hoxxard lone Wxlllams Carole Allshouse Gall Thoma Connle Mclrluqh Arlene Wntko kv Pat Bellalc lr Klmr l-HIRD ROW Mary An Curry Dorn Haddle Lots Hannum oanne Robert Donna Beam Arlene Ankcnw Ardxtht lcalxxart A Oher one Stner Dorothy Hanson lune Burqcs ane Staron udv Bloom FOURTH ROW Lots Glllen Carol Kahl udy Loxelov ovcc Metroka Del Clat Duck Grcqorv Dau Herrmq Clartnst nxt tt Maltln Ierrw Klemstub Stexc Cctty Shlrlry Wltko-kv Anna Marie Puma Exon Schor bam Kamm lt Nlglt Musulln Sud Kamm-lu Ieff Glover lORlAL BOARD lcft lqht l me un or ln c n 11 new amln x a rt :tor tn mm hu manaqcr alph on on p ulu ccltor an la ncr assotlatc lw 11 manaqfr rx tm wrt can or unc Burqcs art edntor The sen1or class of 1954 1n an effort to present the faculty cmd student body wxth a com prehenswe and unrque yearbook chose after careful thought and conslderatlon the theme Westy Goes West To carry out th1s 1dea and create an atmosphere of the western part of our country the capt1ons for each p1cture are su1table txtles, and the art work 1ncludes many scenes of the West Thxs unusual presentat1on features several plctures of our students framed rn forms of Conestoga wagons cowboy boots and other western attlre In the latter part of our 1un1or year we began preparatron for the 54 yearbook by elect1ng as Ranch Foreman the very capable Ir1s Klme W1th the ass1stance of Mrs MGIOIIS Raab Ins hlred a dependable crew of ranch hands The crew accepted thelr respons1b1l1t1es W1th enthus 1asm and plans for the 54 ed1t1on began to take shape 1mmed1ate1y A grat1fy1ng f1nanc1a1 success was made of the customary concess1on stand dur1ng home football games th1s year Through the efforts of the hard workrng cowboys and cowg1rls of the bus1ness staff the stand was open also dur1ng the 1un1or h1gh football games One very successful event boost1ng our funds Was the sponsormng of a rummage sale dur1ng the month of November The ent1re class helped w1th th1s prolect by askmg thelr frrends and netghbors to donate cloth1ng and m1scellaneous artlcles tt t fx, ff - ' 4 I la , L , , T' r. A Z 5 I ' A l V 13 O f ' I l ' x Q V- .I F- , , P I . V . VV V I I I . xl A xv -1 ' A ' . , ' , . I ' s, . V- 's ' . , ' -. ' V , ' ., .' 5 , ' s. A , ' s ,, , us 1 T- ' , 's , . I s. , ', ' - I ls, rlvnr - ' ,. ' ' , 1 1, ' A V, ' -b s,Nrl lflF'l'lcl ROVV-Torn Slsk, Ralpll Lohdon, loe Camut. Nino lncardona. Tony Salem. lack Colbert, Art Zolwcl. Ron Gomhar. Gerald Ou uns. xv, . ' , ' Q ', ,, lfDl - to rl - rv KI . tr -' - l1 l: Sl ' K slt', af-sxst ul l 3 L s ll. ml. .assotnatv slncw , : R L rl , h l :G l l ff , .. ' nan-ss ' , : lcr ' Kl- slulv. ty N lt 3 l A ,s. This year the Phoenician crew held its own special dance in November. The gym was clev- erly decorated with a large replica of the yearbook placed in the center. Several amusing char- acters were sketched to represent the activities in which they had participated. Surrounding the book were several branches of gay autumn leaves in many bright colors. The showy decorations, the dreamy music, and the tasty refreshments provided an enjoyable student fund raising project for the class. The group pictures were taken early in October. The informal pictures, school activities, class rooms, and sports were taken throughout the year by members of the photo staff and vari- ous other individuals. The art staff for this year, headed by Iune Burgess, deserves multiple praise for the excellent piece of Work in taking care of this. The Phoenician workers of 1954 wish to extend an appreciative thank you to Mrs. Mar- jorie Raab, Mrs. Ruth Wineman, and all of the other members of the faculty who gave so gen- erously of their time and efforts in helping to make this year's book an outstanding achievement. Rl'm'Nfl5ll' 111' hflpffr v. Then- must tw a bottle soniexxhvrc rv. W4-rr :hc old ioxshantls from th Hiqh pressure salesmen 4, PHOENICIAN dance , . . fund raising PHOENICIAN stancll . . .- Pl'Ol?l'l. 6. No. Iris, its not funny. x F T 'IO RIC IIT Floyd Santoro 1d1tur Rov Shaffer h 111 manaqnr B h I o manaqunq tutor r1ac11c' r ml 1 me nnnsqnr THE Pll Y EXPRESS This year the name of our school news- paper has been temporarlly changed to Pony Express to sult the theme of our yearbook The Yodler publ1shed by the class of 55 was led through a very successful year by the edrtor rn ch1ef Floyd Santoro, and h1s capable rnanagmg ed1tor Robert Glosser Busmess managers were Myralene Frrtz and Roy Shaffer and the ass1stant edxtors were Barbara Burkett Carol Fa1rch1ld L1nda Watk1ns Howard P1Ck mg and Maman Wood The board and staff worked very hard to produce such a well wr1t ten and 1nterest1ng paper Several new projects have been added to The Yodler this year, such as the Yodler Man ual wh1ch states all rnformatlon concernmg The Yodler and a new feature Personahty Portra1ts rn wh1ch an outstandmg sen1or boy and g1rl are selected and then personalt1es mterests and act1v1t1es are thoroughly reported Other new hlghhghts were Fads N Fashrons Pop Pred1c t1ons and The Book Worm all of wh1ch were cleverly done and marked real ach1evements for the paper All the school events and alumnl news were adequately covered by both the news and photo staff The sports sect1on was covered espec1ally well The staff extends the1r thanks to Mrss Margaret Greer and Mrs Margaret Hummel for the1r much needed help and advrce The Yodler staff of lh1S year can be proud of offenng such a well organ1zed paper and the class of 54 w1shes the best of luck next year Sl OWN lc to rl t 1 Cru Roewh Barharl B rlutl lVIv111lxr1 11 1 111 1 1 1 S 1 n1 11 h I e ou an om arv lam 11 11 arm uc tm 1 x r 1r1 uxu 1r1 1 11111 OND ROVS M R1mme'l Marx Alun' Lau 11 D1l11c lVI11lk1x 11 1111 erm 1111rrw 111 111111111 11 lx 11 Y nn lr1If11h anna xcm am a a tr armn om enrqr' 01111 1 urn c1r1 1 11 11 111 1 Cxnthm Harms RD ROW Niue NN allmq Duma Vhnqard I.ll1a11 H1 hrrqtr Mm n Q1 1 q 111r 11 1 1q1 1 ar hall B rhara Cohen Carol Ialuhlld anct Rtploqlt Bet Walker 1 at 1n rrmq RTH ROV! 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H M A -N, L1 - V , ' wma A R - i 3, 1, ,1 11 ' '1' rl ST ROV! l fr to rlqht Vrolcr Cla! ar Aprxlc Beth William on Pa! c all u tl Nlulkex Cwrol A rx Frlecn Vu rox arw Alxu, laxx and Lnmq mn Roberta Exxald Emllv Fr: man Barbara Lehman Nlarllyn Franke OND ROW Iowte Wlxlllanm udx Bloom oanne Heftlev Barbara Ecktl r a snr la arrl on nnum Dannal nr Pal Urban Kathleen Dauqherrx oannc Holt man Gall Haffmr T RD ROW Sue' Prr tcm oannc Robtrt arm Callaqhcr Dtlurr Lam ancl Rcploqlr oannc Cale Barbara F xt Yxunnc' Dutrthn R C l M VX t M Sl obcrra rc x arran our aura a tm llllll ROW Arlene Obcr lwon but-ur tanns, dxxard Ltml ahl udx mum lkarqc urn A nt Maru Puma mls Luutlxt mx C ll Ardxthc lidxxard I DI!-1 M!-HBE S The Glrls Athletrc Assoc1at1on better known throughout Westys corrldors as the G A A agam assumed an actlve role among the clubs of W U Y The meetlngs were conducted by Ar dythe Edwards presrdent of the club LOIS G1ll1n v1ce presldent and Iudy Lovejoy secretary treasurer Iane Gallagher and Mar1an Wood elected to the cornmrttee chalrmen ofhces recorded the 1nd1v1dual polnts, drew up tournament schedules and made arrangements for referees and score and tunekeepers to othcrate at the rntrarnural games The hrst tournaments of the year were the 1nd1v1dua1s 1n badm1nton plng pong and arch ery They were won by Mar1an Wood Donna badnunton doubles game was taken by Lo1s G1ll1n and Mar1an Wood After tlerce competl t1on between classes the deck tenms honors were snatched by the Iunlors As ev1denced rn prev1ous years the basketball games proved to be the most exc1t1ng The club s spec1al pro1ect for thxs year was the rev1s1on of the by laws deletlng outdated rules and drawmg up new ones G A A p1ns purchased at the close of last year are Worn by the members and demon strate the g1rls prlde and rnterest rn the Club MISS Ehzabeth Greer kept a watchful eye on the club as 1ts advlsor and arded the Ofll cers ln every possrble way Beam and Ardythe Edwards respect1vely The O Flf,f:Rb lrlt r rlqht lane ballaq c I Maman Wood ru harrmtn on x e re x r Imeus etrcrarx rta urer blTTl'NC,v Ardvthx Eduard pre xdcnt Fi' ' H T E Es V 'I I X A , 3 , ' X ll' ' , Q. , I K K 0 FIRQ '- c 4 - 1 :. 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X ' - OFFICFRS I fr r1 I11 L I11' Kota 1110 prc1CIi'11t D11I1 l1rcq11r1 rctarx rr a 11r ar1n11' 11 pr1 ldent Rodger lIa11111111111 an 11 a pre leg1slat1ve assembly on Saturday December CUWBUY5 The school year of 1953 54 saw Westmont s membershrp tn H1 Y tally a staunch s1xty llVe spearheaded by Clarence SIVII Ir pres1dent Lesl1e Kota VICG presldent D1Ck Gregory secretary treasurer and Roger Hammond, ser geant at arms Mr Wardrop acted as the cap able and elt1c1ent adv1sor Dur1ng the early tall months Clarence S1V1lS was elected charrman of the Y M C A H1 Y Councrl near Beaver Falls Pennsylvama, to rece1ve tra1n1ng for h1s respons1b1l1t1es m the lorthcommg year Older Boys representat1ve from the H1 Y Clubs of Southwestern Pennsylvanla held a l2th 1n the County Courthouse at Greensburg The cl1max ol the program occurred when 270 elected othcers senators, and representatrves from all parts of the state met 1n Harnsburg to conduct a two day State H1 Y model leg1SlGl1V9 as sembly Westmont s delegates were Clarence SIVIIS and Steve Getty part1c1pat1ng as senator and representahve,respechvely On the agenda durrng the year were the 1olloW1ng speakers who met W1th local H1 Y boys at the Y M C A act1v1t1es and other all1ed sublects, a father and son banquet club meetlngs a dance co sponsored Wllh the Y Teens and a basketball tournament W1th nearby schools Many members part1c1pated 1n lh1S last act1v1ty and Westmont s H1 Y proved to be a worthy opponent N r1 1 1 .1 11 arI1 11111111 111 11 1rr111 1I11 r1 11 1 1 1 11111-r H 111111on1I I 1 rx 1111 a1 1 1 an 111 B11 VN f1q111r N UND ROW Mr XNar1'1r11p 1111 Orr nn Ha111pt1111 1p I 1 1 1111I 11 a IC 11 111 111 1ar 11r 11 1 111111 rrx 11r 1111 arl1x H rt 1 a 1 1 1 D DXN D 11 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 11 r1 man 11I1 1 1111 A 1111 111 11 a 111 11 1r n1 1rI1 N1-11 1 11 11 111r1 Il1111p flllRlH ROW XX a1n1 11111I11n Buh lI1I1e r1n1 a111 a1111n 1 111 pawn! 11n 111.1 1111 111.1 B11 IN1 C 11 rr 11 1I D111 r11 R11 1r l ar1 D I1 B1r1I R1111 Kamara 11 l'l1II1qf1 1111 B11 S101 K.-1n11n 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 . l-1' to g -1-X' , '- N : ll 2 11'1' '- 1' 1 cr: Cl ' ' S1 11-. 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I new '111 K , El. is EUWGIHLS The YTeens plunged head ftrst tnto an eventful year under the able leadershtp of all the ofhcers The two new advtsors, Mrs Wetrn er and Mrs Grtfftth proved to be excellent and capable asststants for the g1rls The hrst protect undertaken was a bake sale held durmg the Iuntor and Sen1or Htgh lunch perlods Each g1rl contrtbutecl home made cooktes or candy The baked goods were sold 1nd1v1dually to the students In February a second bake sale was held and both sales proved to be successful Durtng Thanksgtvtng week the Y Teens parttctpated tn accordance W1th the hohday Chrtstrnas ttme d1d not go by wtthout a OFFICERS lfl to rtqht Barbara Lehman prestdent oxce Wtl nm trra urer nclx oxe-toy etretary Arlem Oh r xtte pre-st dent one bttxtr proqram thalrman Pat Aprvle lnter tluh Conn ntl rtprm entattxm oanng Casale a tt1nt prnqram thatrman tnendly deed done by the g1rls Each g1rl brought tn an arttcle of cloth1ng Wrapped 1n Chrtstrnas paper and also one can of food These gttts were gtven to a needy fam1ly W1th the cormng ot spr1ng the Y Teens and H1 Y totntly sponsored an Easter dance whtch was one of the outstandtng tunctrons of the year At thts tune of the year the g1rls held a wtener roast at Stackhouse Park The club also contrrbuted ten dollars to the pol1o drtve whtch was spon sored by the Key Club A covered dtsh dmner and a tea for mothers proved to be qu1te successful The year closed Wllh the electmg of new olhcers for the comtng year ST ROVV If n t h nannt C 11 onna Pram Hettx Bultlu rr 'tm mu Bwr am ur ctr Pa Hunter Mxralem lqrtt Charlotte Bowman Martlxn l'r1nlt Nintx Homvtk UND ROW Valmrtt Rot th Shtrl x Bn m oannt B mdtno Barbara eltntan uherta l'xx tltt Marte aq uno xtan R e Carol tudrny anct Ltxtnq ton Pat Aprvle tllltn Kane l'mtly Lrt man Watrtta Oher T RD RONV ltan An Brtdqts Marx Alt Q Lhxson mute Koonr nan Nauql anct Shaft Connte lVltHuqh Donna Burhanan lNarx e Fabo Marx ll th r O Sulltxan Call omas rt nt nm Holt nt 1 Marx An Lurrx Qynthta Harrts hlleen Vnkrox F URTH ROVN, la kte P o rr PM Bellak o tt Wtlltatrt D nttal S xtt Dulut Mulluv Martlyn Alxxmc Arlene Wttkn Lx Eltanor Pourron anrt Bortr., udx Bloom ant Staron ons adttl Anta Maru Bothn ball Hattner Carole All house IFIH ROW Mr Wfetrnrr Kathleen Dtuqhertv K tx Ann C rtfttth lm Hannum Duane Hoxxartl Arl ne Anl-crnv Ltnda Vhatlun Be x YValktr aner Rtploqle Arlene Uber ans' K allaqher Dtloru Lam Dorothv Han Jn ovte Sttxrr um Burqess Marnte Salem Kathlun Cunnlnqham SIXTH RONV Ltllnn Her hherqer Fxon Sthor Shtrlrv VVttlxo lt ovtt Mctroka D lures Ltttlt Lot-. Cullen udy Loxtlov Anqcla Mir hall Anna Maru Puma Cwrol Kahl Ctnqer Harrtqan Birhara Conen Artlvthe Ftlxxarcl Carol Farrthtld Marian Wood ,'l A 1 -Q 'A - . I : I ' '- I l'. s. S 4 1 I ' L ' , 1 ' 2 ' 6. - : 1 -- A . - ' 1 . - . . . ' ' 'r 1 l ' -' V Nr- . ' FIR? 5 rr r rg I-I - .au D . . A . tn, H. tt. . tt -, . ht . H L , f V - EEC I ' ' 'fl , lr' '- . t . 4' it 4 , ' 4 1 l. . R 1 'i , ' P Az , Vi ' e sc. HI --4' ffftt- N :fl ...J ,QQ ' 1 tv lan V S f . , 1 l'h . l R Kli '. loa f : zu, ' ' I ' ' O '- c rss , . -, l y-f ' . N, 3' ,'i's, 'r ', Q' ' . vm f H V I '-:,I g ,I -q ,D H f t -. '- , N ,Q F - N- , 4 . - tt ' Q , , N , Q ' , e - , ' h 7 4. ts' ,f . ., . , Q ff ,T rg' . J 1. . Y J K I I 1 X! A V t, K , Y.. r Z, , 1 ,, t A iflt I FIRST R W left to rnqht Marllxn Franke Shnrlcv Baum Marie Paqanu lrn Klme Linda Watklrx Pat Aprvle Bcxky VV1ll1amson Marian Vvuod Rubtrla Eualsl Enlun Vukrov Barbara Burkut OND ROVV Mr Paone Br! v Walk!! Pat Btllalt ionmt Mnlluqh Call lho my nom 1 tt Nts. r Mary Ann Currv n a n oxen I nam I Ha ner an hon Arlnm Anltun RD RCW Ardvtlu lwlxxard B xhara Cohtn C ml Kahl nvte M txulvn Stun C at Hmm V ullv lnxelny Anqlla Mar .1 errv Kun tu nna arm uma xun Sxhor on 1 an oauna Ron!! IRll'l ROVV R n Marlev Inn Krnder ff Cl xx a r at art mn l nrt D xt mu 1 mut sw o arl? otut man tm am 1 rrx C x THE PHUSPEIITIIHS The Blology Club of 1953 54 held 1ts f1rst regular meetmg September 21st under the author 1ty of Mr Anthony Paone, the new b1ology teacher and adv1sor of the club Anna Mar1e Puma the newly elected pres1dent led the dlscussxon wlth the help of Ioyce Metroka the ass1st1ng v1ce pres1 dent wh11e Pat Apryle wrote the mtnutes and handled the bus1ness matters Each member was asked at thls meetxng to f1ll out a pxece of paper l1st1ng h1s des1red pro lects for the year The l1sts were to be submxtted to the secretary as soon as poss1ble A few of the many suggested proyects for the years act1v1t1es were the breedmg and record1ng of dxfferent an1mals the care and plantlng of flowers the study and pur1f1cat1on of bac ter1af1lled water and mxscroscoplc work In December a new club the Conservatlon Club, was orgamzed under the superv1s1on of Mr Vaughn Mcllnay and Mr Anthony Paone At the fxrst meetmg Leshe Kota was elected pres1dent to lead the meet1ngs and draw up a const1tut1on for the club Other offlcers were Charles Wertz, f1rst v1ce pres1dent Iack Mcll nay second v1ce pres1dent and Roy Shaffer, secretary treasurer In the w1nter game feeders and feed were put out tn the surroundmg countrysxde by the club All the members of the newly formed club worked hard and helped to make the Conservanon Club a permanent organ1zat1on OFFIL FRS left to rnqht Ioyrl Mztroka ure pre :dent Pat Aprxle nretarv tnasurer Anna Marte Puma pre :dent I 7. 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I 1 I ' 9 a 95 l xl3?N'l ROVV oft rxqht xrx 1 a xra ne rxx onnxx x xxqh arxe aqano eaxx n rxr qt Marqxe xn u fax Hat mr I r l'mx x rx rr xxx xxxxxrx xx Shxrlgx Baum Lxxxda Boland oanm La ale UND RUVN lVlr Nlxl x x x 0 min tx nn ox annxxxn Elmanor uxxrrsxrx um Bur 0. xrxa 1 NN atlxxxx Rx x xx xrxlr fx x x 4 x trx L L xx x a xxxx xxnx xxx m xxrxn N1 l annz J iVw I 1 xxx xl xrx 1 rx xxrrx arxxxx x xxxr r rr n enx ux x llarrx xxx IRI rtxx xx xxx v r am x xxx or xt rrx xa ph nrxtoxx H xxx xxx rm xx xx xxrxxlr Anna Marx? lxxrxxx THE IJ!-XE EHHEIJTYPEHS Thxs year was an actxve one for the daguerreotypers of Westmont Upper Yoder Hxgh School Under the presxdent Iudy Bloom vxce presxdent Connxe McHugh secretary Carol Kahl and treasurer Ralph London xnterest xn the club grew to substantxal hexghts throughout the year The darkroom Whxch had been abandoned many years before was reestablxshed and new equxpment was furmshed Each member had an opportunxty to use the darkroom for the develop xng and prxntxng ot pxctures Monthly each member was expected to submlt to the secretary Carol Kahl two pxctures and one assxgned proxect Some ofthe proxects tncluded the draw1ng of a camera and xts parts the procedure of prxnttng a negatxve and ways of xmprovxng dark and lxght negatxves xn prxntxng Durxna the year one of Iohnstown s photographers spoke to the group and gave some use ful xnformatxon on photography In addxtxon to - x f thxs prxnted materxal was always avaxlable to the members who were xnterested xn learnxng more about pxcture takxng Early 1n 1954 the club sponsored a hxghly successful dance Wxth the money made from the dance and the money from the members dues the treasurer Ralph London was able to pay all the expenses of the club Under the guxdance of xts two capable acl vxsors Mr Mcllnay and Mr Paone the Photo Club carrxed out xts program of actxvxtxes and recorded another hxghly successful year xn xts fx es . . ,- 1 . 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GERMAN IIL B The l953 54 German Club enloyed success rn all rts tunctlons throughout the school year W1th Bud Owens presrdmg over the meetmgs Tony Salem actrng rn the capac1ty of v1ce prestdent and Roberta Ewald servmg capably as secretary treasurer ln December the club held 1ts annual Chrrstmas party rn the aud1on George Bezek turmshed a tree for the occaslon and several of the Fraulelns made cookres and hung them on the tree tollowmg an old German trad1t1on After a lusty smgmg sesslon members ot the club exchanged glfts each grit supposedly charactenstmc of 1ts recerver Refresh ments were served W1th plenty of soft drlnks cookles, and 1C9 cream for all Herr Wardrop Professor of German and club advlsor remarked whrle Watchlng the proceedmgs Man how about those krds huh? Later 1n the year the German Club sent sev N NWN? ' 'l H If X H eral boxes of clothmg to Pastor Henmng 1n He1del K berg who then d1str1buted the clothlng among needy German tamrhes As a result of th1s prolect many club members have recexved carved trrnkets and thank you letters from grateful Germans Under the d1rect1on of Mr Wardrop members ot the club mcreased therr understandmg of the tunctrons of the language and consequently the translatron and speakrng of German became easler The srnglng of German songs wh1ch was always the hlghllght of every meetxng enabled the students to know better the customs and hablts of the German people N ru nl xmqm nr rlura lmm at prx t mx mnor ourrun s x umm u w r nd 4 B r rn Bur an a nr Duma Rtdm J XX m r u m xxx ir tlxx q A Hx ul mo lxirtovn u 14 sl X uqx 1 xr lxrn r u s 1x rox on lxmtl xx t ulul rn nm x x n rqa X 1 N.. , . . 1 N, - . 1 1 1 - 1 . I . . - u - H 1 1 1 . 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B Bonlour mes arms comes the cry from W U Y s tlourrshlng French Club Thrs year we garned f1Ve new members over the previous year g1v1ng us a total membershrp ot thrrty three The 1953 54 French Club elected four able and etf1c1ent officers to lead the group through the present year As president of the Z orgamzation Mlle Mary Esther O Sullrvan call ed our meetmgs to order and proved herself most capable as pres1d1ng otfxcer The respon s1b1l1ty of conductmg the meetings rn the ab FICERS If f h' Ma' EW 'l e sence of Mlle Presrdent fell to Mlle Arlene Ankeny Our secretary Mlle Ardythe Edwards recorded all our business tran actrons mn the mlnutes for the future generatlons of French students to read Mlle Shrrley Baum as treasurer took Charge of the clubs fmanclal obligatrons yh Sh lev a 2 AKPV Under the gurdance of our most helpful ana co operative advrsor Mlle Theresa Carotf many interestxng meetmgs were held and projects were carried out during the year In collaboration with the German and Spamsh Clubs We sponsored a gym dance alter the Ebensburg game rn Ianuary It was not only a financial success but all who attended stated that 1t was one ot the most enjoyable affairs of the year The Spamsh and French Clubs held a movre assembly in February which proved to be most grautymg to all the students The French social event of the year the annual French Club party was held rn March Our entertainment commrttee Ins Klrne and Evon Schor provrded us Wrth some very amusrng drver sions The mouth waterrng and tempting food was planned for us by the chairman Arlene Ankeny and her capable assrstants Ioyce St1ver and Lors Hannum Everyone agreed that rt was a never to be forgotten party S1 ROW lf ne Kr y, r O rt I FHIRD ROW M Ca off A e e A dy E ar s ll ge ar a en a a FOURTH ROW E D 6 H Ia ckey V e ra k R Iph L c 'A RN -igkl , 1. . . if 1 1 I OF ' - et to ig - y- s r O'Su ivan, presid nt: Ar- ' d t e Edwards. secretary: . ir I Baum. tre surer: Arl ne n' nr. ' ' Vive-pre:-idvnt I I . I . S . . - . . . 1 1 - - . . I 1 I - 1 t. . I . I - I I I - i - . . . I I 1 R - . ' l'ilR.4 l '- ct to right-Iris Kline. Charlo Bowman, a hlcen Cunningham. lwarv Alice Lawson, Nlar '-lfsrlie 'Sullivan Ki V Ann Griffith. Cyn hia Harris Shirley Baum EQILCOTTD ROW-Gail Hatfner, Robert Nit:el, Diane Howard, Ioyce Stiver. lack Herring, Lois Hannum, Iune Burgess, Steve Wlalling, :ai omas ' - iss r , rl n nkeny, Ar dw d, Lois Gi en. Gm r H rigan, Barb ra Coh , Donn Bram, Carol F ii-child. Ioanne Roberts ' - von Schor, av erring, Floyd Santoro, mes Mi , innie D F n , a ondon, Icy e Mctroka ,Q z 9 g , f , y 4, Aff M ' , f ' Q. X ' V A . ,, 4 - Q qi, I V. 3, Pl ' 4,7 V ,fix L i A. 4- Q? 5 as . -f V Mt A, 'Na ' ' I l I f . Li V u X SPA ISH III. B La Clase de Espanol at the end of the pre ceding school year elected Senor Ieff Glosser as 1ts chtef executlve and Senorita Iudy Bloom to take over 1n the absence of Senor Presldent Senorrta Iackre Prosser was chosen to take notes at the meetings and Senor Karnmsky was selected to handle the r1ches of the club W This club together W1th the French and German Clubs sponsored a gym dance after the Ebensburg basketball game late IH Ian uary All those who attended the dance en OFFIC If q r ack P 0 r v d yoyed 1t tremendously and equally lmportant 9 E Q the clubs reahzed a t1dy prof1t Late 1n February th1s club along with the French Club sponsored an assembly An mteresting war movle ent1tled The Invasion of North Africa was shown and was recelved with enthus1ast1c applause by all The annual party was held the evemng of Apnl 9th when a del1c1ous Spanrsh type dinner was served in the cafeteria for all members After the hearty meal Spanrsh games were played and to complete the evenlng ice cream cookies and soft drmks were served The party was a tremendous success The Iunlor members of the club were g1ven a umque 1n1t1at1on which they performed to the delight of the Senior members Another prolect Wh1ch the club undertook was correspondence with pen pals Club mem bers were enthusiastic over thelr ab1l1ty to wrlte and exchange views and rdeas W1th foreign students The year 1953 1954 was one of much act1v1ty and enloyment for all members of the Spanish Club and a lot of cred1t should go to M1ss Caroff the club s capable advisor W1thout Whose help much of the above mentloned could not have been reahzed ba SECOND ROW M ff Ia et or dy a hall ea y e Bo Mc v lane a M rc a Sale THIRD ROW Ste tty Iff o Ioe C Ph llps Ralph a 1 ,JL i A? . .px 1 '. as - . gmrfy , 5, . U' . . - - 1 , 1 ERS- et to rilh -I ie r sse , serretarlz In v Bloom, ' ' I l , vice-pr sidentz Ieff Glasser, pr sid nt: Sam Kaminsky, treasurer 8 l I 1 - - . . it , - , . 1 1 - I 1 1 SIRST FLOW-left to right-Valerie Roesch. Nfarilvn Franke, Carole Alll-rouse, Dick Edkins, George Coon, Ioyce Williams, Iackie Prosser, ar ra owe - f- iss Caro , n B ing, In Bloom, Tom M rs , Donna B m, Iud Lov joy, h Clear., St ron, a 1 m - ve Ge ', e GI sser, Sam Kaminsky, amut, Ron Huston, Tom i i.', Sw nk x t 5 r . N ,sa P F 'F 1 11 ' if l l 2. 1. ' i see? QX --.X FIRST ROW ltt t q T v tept a e m dk eWll BhW bI'COND ROW lx B d c THIRD ROW M A cqa ph o L IOLIRTH ROW I Z h l rma THE CATTLE BHANDEH5 The 1953 54 edrtion of the Key Club proved itself to be blgger and even better than the al ready fine organrzation it had formerly been With Deadeye Len Stept hold1ng the reins Wild Bill Askey as wagonmaster and a precious cargo of forty of The Wests truest the Cattlebranders rode the long long tra1l of success wrth nary a skirmrsh An absence of the president was the cue for Gerald Owens to step into the drivers seat All flnancial matters were taken by the treasurer Ralph London The responsibllrty of charting the busrness and keeprng the records strarght fell on the shoulders of Don Varner The regular Thursday meeting ln the audron gave birth to many a proyect whose fulfillment aided the school and communrty Notable examples are the Toys for Tots March of Dimes dr1ve the basketball scoreboard and the pa1nt1ng of the backstage Fmancrai problems were eased by the an nual Key Club dance held in Ianuary Apr1l saw the curtain use on another of the Club s rrotous assemblies In April also occurred the most important proyect on the club s agenda Career Day On this day representattves from various fields talked to the entire sen1or high school about thelr plans for the future The fa vorable receptlon by the students and teachers allke fully compensated for the Key Clubs many months of diligent preparation The Key Club IS one ol the schools most outstanding organizations and should be com plrmented on 1lS fine work Ol'FlCl:Rb lft t q Nl P! ld . . K , 3 -13 5, M L K W ,QV fx , ' ' ' l ' fe A .. ,, K? K 1 K s 5 ' ' 5 Ti W, V ta M4 s . l t A K X 'L M ix . , 1 'J - .f 1 ' 4 -e u right-Charles Rummcl, lack Herrin, om Ska-ll, Len S . Osc r Zolb, Ii Krider, lack Nlcllnay. Dick E inS. Ste-x' a ing. 0 agncr 'I '- 'cn Bcaty, Howard Picking, oh Kaminsky, Bill Goo . Clarence Suits, I ff Glasser, Tom Sides, Emil Bolha, lim Hemp' hill. Ron Marlcv ' '- r. slwv, Charlcs Stutzman, Run llill A ss, Bob Glasser. Tony Salcm. Ral London, Nin lncardona, Nick Mxisiiliti, Vince DvFran'. VVavnc London 7 '- nm Orr. Disk llartshurn, Daw: Grove. Roger, Harlow. Art o cl. Gcrad Owens, Nu n lmgruntl, Ron Huston. Sam Kaminsky, Dun Varnvr 1 . . . . . tt 11 . . tt . . 11 1 1 . tt 1 11 . tt 11 . 1 1 . U . . 11 . . . , - 1 1 ' ' ' -' ' 4- c tx riy ht-. mo lncardona, chanrman of thc htmrtl. . I ' Len Str . prrslcicntz Don Varner, xurctaryg Gem Umm.. Nyc, - president: Ralph London, treasurer 1 . I l THE SU AWS The G1rls W Club 1S an organ1zat1on con s1st1ng of the leadmg g1rl athletes of W U Y Th1s club 15 composed ent1rely of g1rls who have earned a letter by part1c1pat1ng 1n 1ntra murals Th1S year Arlene Ober was chosen as pres1dent Loxs G1llen v1ce pres1dent and Carol Allshouse secretary treasurer A g1rl can acqu1re her po1nts m 1nd1v1dual sports team sports or ln both Th1s year the 1nd1v1dual sports were badmlnton p1ng pong and archery The team sports 1ncluded deck tenn1s basketball volleyball and mushball Aga1n th1s year basketball was the favorlte team sport and therefore two rounds 1nstead of the regular one round were played l'lCl'Rb l ft 1 lc A c a a I To rece1ve a letter a glfl must earn a total of 450 po1nts by part1c1pat1ng 1n any one of the sports l1sted above The number of po1nts requ1red for a letter 1S htty one per cent of the amount poss1ble to be earned It alter earn1ng a letter a g1rl earns an add1t1onal 450 po1nts she IS re warded Wllh a chevron A chevron IS the h1ghest honor a g1rl may obta1n 1n th1s club The system lor awardmg po1nts began W1th the club and has been 1n use ever s1nce In 1nd1v1dual sports the Wmner ol the tournament recetves 100 po1nts and the next three h1ghest par t1c1pants rece1ve hfty po1nts In team sports each member of every hrst team recerves hfty po1nts Each member on the W1nn1ng team 1n that partrcular tournament recelves 100 po1nts Mtss Ehzabeth Greer our advxsor and physxcal educat1on teacher proved to be a great help to the club as she very capably and w11l1ngly l1lled her two told pos1t1on 5 l Ohh cf! a ha BFQOND ROVN Nl A RD ROVV R lv Ka l l l 1 I il II ' ' ' - : . . I . - . I , - . 1 1 - I - I OF ' I '- 1' o rlght-Caro llshousc, sccr t ry-trc surcr: Lui: ' Gxllm, ucv-prvsiclvntg Arlrnc Obcr, prcsidcn ' I I , . 1 1 - . I I . I . . . . I . - I I - 1 1 . 1 1 I - I ' A lflR R '-l to right-lane! Livingston. B r ra Lehman I 4 l- arian VVood. Arlene Oher, Ardvrhc liclw.11'1ls, lnanm- Roberts. Carol llshousc Tlrll '- 0 crta Ewald, Carol hl. Exon Schor, Lots Gillm THE BH!-WES The W Club 1S one of the most honored clubs 1n the school and one wh1ch all boys yearn to 1o1n The maln oblect ot the club IS to br1ng the ld9GS of sportsmansh1p and ta1r play to 1lS members The club holds a meet1ng the fourth week ot every month HGVIHQ l1ttle bus1ness on the agenda the boys lOp1C ot d1scuss1on 1S phases of sports An 1n1t1at1on of new members was held March 9 rn the school gym Those lnllldled 1nto the club were sen1ors lack Colbert Franc1s VRS 'f' Daley Sam Kammsky Ierry Klernstub and N1ck Musulm Junrors George Bezek Howard P1ck1ng Bob Grove and Oscar Zolbe sophomores Alan Cqllet Errul Bolha I1m Garr1ty Ron H1llegass and Bob Wagner All of the fourteen new members were proud to belong to th1s fine Club The W club sponsored a dance after One ol the basketball games and netted enough money to pay tor the costs of the 1n1t1at1on The pres1dent ot the club IS Art Zobel Ron Huston IS veep Tony Salem IS secretary treas urer and Rudy Goetthcher 1S sergeant at arms For a boy to enter the club he must have part1c1pated 1n at least trtty one per cent of the games of the three ma1or sports In track he must score ten po1nts 1n a duel meet or hve p01HlS rn an 1nterscholast1c meet Coach Engh able advrsor ot the club 1ntroduced many rdeas tor future pro1ects whlch the club w1ll undertake Sl KN V THIRD ROV! N til tt If . 1 - ' ' UFFICI Q-left In rlght-Rudx' Uucttllrhcr. srrgf: nt-fat-arms: Art ' ' ' Znhvl prcsulrnl: Ron Huston. use-prs-s1dc11I: l'onv balcm. :surc- I ' I ' I mrv-11'tw1s11rcr . . i . . I I . I I . . -1 11 r - . -1 1. Q l I - - I - - - I 1 l:lR. ' RO '-lcft to rxglut-D1-l Glatz, lVl1lm Vllla, l.csl1c Kula. lfl.111'vut' Suns llnmltl l711g1-, 'l't1m Suk. Rudy Gm-tlllchcr, Drclt ltkmv SECOND ROXY-Cuafh Engh. Icrry Kl1'111stuh.Nu11:in Pullman,la1t'l1Cnll'wlt, 'l'u1v1 Rvvnultls. Nuk Musulxn. Sam Knnnnskv. lack lirnsman ' '- mu lnrardona. Ilm Hcmphxll, Vmnxc Dchranls, Grmltl Oxu-ns. Arr Zutwl. Run Huston, Tony Salcm, Ron Marley V I ' .J-- 3 -1, 1, ,amy My 14 1 - . 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' 11I K.1II .-N111.1 NI1 11' I'11111.1 1 11-11111111 ISI 11111 1.1.11 11111111 ' 1 11111 I:1x1' I21'11 V:II11 HOXS CHORUS Sl ROVN I 1 S Y all q SILOND ROW I a en I HIRD ROW H Phill p X1 la IOIRIH ROW I 7 N THE B1-lLL!-UIIEHS The m1xed chorus of Westmont Upper Yoder Hrgh School had another succe sful year under the d1rect1on of Mr Ackley Th1s year the chorus presented the annual Chrrstmas assembly The program was enjoyed by all who partrcrpated tn 1t as well as by the audrence Some ol the numbers were Oh Holy N1ght Morgan Kompt Angels from the Realms ol Glory and We Wlsh You a Merry Chrlstmas The number Iolly Old St Nrcholas was sung by the Senror g1rls The solo1sts for the program were Ir1s Klrne hm Krrder Tony Salem and Delores L1ttle A tr1o consrstrng ot Iudy Bloom Mar1an Wood and Delores L1ttle sang Brahms Lullaby The accompamsts for the chorus were Lrnda Watluns and Mar1an Wood Th1s was therr second year as accompanrsts and they capably carrred out the1r dutres Th1s year the Westmont Chorus exchanged programs w1th Conemaugh Townshrp for the second trme The Spr1ng Concert was held on May 6 Mr Ackley had worked throughout the year teach 1ng new songs tor the concert and also drrectlng several numbers that have been R-AFFR T0 RIGHT W 3 W 0 sung 1n prev1ous years Some of the songs mcluded 1n the program were Dry Bones Ioshua Nrght and Day Youll Never Walk Alone Thrpprng Thlder Th1s 1S My Country and Th1s Wonderful Land The last song was wrrt ten by one ol our chorus members Sld Kamrnsky The solo1sts for the Concert were Irrn Kr1der, S1d Kamrnsky, Ir1s Khne, Arthur Zobel, and Delores L1ttle Iudy Bloom, Delores L1ttle and Mar1an Wood agaln sang as a trro The chorus members are very grateful to Mr Ackley and M1ss Anna Mary Raab, who gave much of therr trme and energy to make th1s year's chorus a success ' 'K v K I V V ,T lr FIRj 7- Pft In righ - ' Davr Raurhanks. Huh Nitzcl. lack Mcllnay, Duck fuppes, ' 'l'mn Skell , Al Cnllvt. Stew VV nn, Lee Dodd A f ' '- lm Krlrlcr, ' O K Davu llrrring, llarrv Forn- l 1 A w lrl. Tom Side'-. Dau' Boss- ' 'till lcr, Ron Renz, lim Orr, Len 5 x ' I St D. Iav Rhvinbnlrl l - award Pick- ing, Floyd Santoro, 'llnm ' i 1, N i n rx lnrarmlnna, Tnnv Saluru, Sul Kamnnskv, K ' -rom Vnln ms. Kcn Bcaltv - 7 l 'A '-ur Rapc- ',,. M port. Dun Koval, Grralcl Y, O Owens, Art .ol'wl, Ron Knvnl, ' Bob 'llhx-luv, Sum Knmlnwkv 1 . h . S . . . . . 1- , . u ll ll ll li Il ll I ' I I I ' 11 . 11 . . . 1 . , . 1 1 1 . 1 - 11 1 11 . - 1 . . . 1 1 ' ' , - Linda atkins and M rian ood, acc mpanistS: I I r, ckley, director . . -1 11 11 11 1- . 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 . . 1 . 11 u 1 . 11 11 . 1 1 1 SEATED ls-lt to rlqht Ellen Kane Rob rra Fuald Myraleni' l'r1r Nlancv llomwalx oanne Casale ANDINK Mr Rummel B v Walk mt t o L tru X 1 o ku Arl nn Xhxtko kv l'le1nnr Pnurmn udx Blown one Mum x Mn Keqq LIBHAHIA S Th1s year twenty one gtrls were selected for the lob of student asststant l1brar1ans by Mrs Margaret Rummel who 1S new here th1S year They were chosen because of the1r number of free perlods prev1ous experrence etllclency and rntrest There were more student ass1stant l1brar1ans than there have been 1n the last few years Th1S may have been due to the fact that gtrls other than seniors as Well as senlors Were en couraged to part1c1pate The mam Jobs of the student ass1stant l1brar1ans are to mend books take care ot the magaz1ne rack help students locate books charge out books and return them to the1r proper places on the shelves Donna Beam lim helped much 1n the capactty as cornmerctal ,suntan act1v1ty g1rl Her lob was to help type cor respondence, book l1sts and catalogue cards The student ass1stant l1brar1ans are rn the lrbrary dur1ng home room perrod and all class pemods ready to help any t1me they are needed - 3 - , t- . . - 1, . V ,V , 1 , ST 2- s. , vtsj V 'cr. I4 'r Rfpl glf, Sh l Y tk vj, 1' ' ' ' vi I . , l ' , l f lk. AT DESK-Put Bellak, Kitty Ann Grlffxth Artlxlhc lftlxvarnls, Anna Maru: Puma, lathe Pro-ser, Nlarllvn llrawlw, Barbara llmvi-, lanet Boring. 1 1 1 - 1 1 N.. ,W ,, ' T I f 3 ' xxx' W . . . , ' . 4 . 4 FFLINL l l rl nann e n x. o ox Put Aprxle Marx Alike Lau on ST ROXN A lam Anhnx as Nm oan an r u an r mann n le Pro at anq 1 an 'ln allnn or lxithlun anqh ru ul x nm r ent rrkos x ean n rxdqe arqle an ew xnn tr r e ore am t x VNalker Loss llannum SE OND ROXN Marmlxn Alum? Par Urban aner Replnqlc Plame lxoxal X anne D lr hn Barbara lr nd Luedtke Stew Wallin in 1 Xxatlxln B tw ld lou THIRD RONN C. rwl Kahl lqom Mxller Tom lVlar hall Floyd Qantoro Don Mrller Bull VN qner Din Herrmq Nlrl-ce Lato ark Mtllnav URTH ROVN Ithn Nlnr R x Nexmomer Bll K nd D lt Hurd on oxal Ron lnnx ar Don Kma oc amnt Andrux Blast 1 Nlllv, Nletroka TE HUB EH I-l ll HIS HILLTUPPEHS The 1953 54 ed1t1on ofthe Westmont Upper Yoder H1gh School band was small but most effectxve thanks to the able d1rect1on of Mr Edmund D Horner The band made 1ts hrst appearance at the Westmont Cresson football game w1th Mary Ahce Lawson as head mayorette and attended all the rema1n1ng e1ght games Attlred IH the1r str1k1ng red and grey unlforms the members were also seen 1n several parades 1n town The othcers of the band who helped to make th1s orgamzatlon funct1on properly 1ncluded Iohn Sturtz presrdent Carol Kahl quartermaster Ioyce W1ll1ams secretary and Ioe Camut, stu dent d1rector Pat Apryle Iudy Loveyoy and Ioanne Cale the ma1orettes added to the glamour of the band Immed1ately followmg football season the band began Work on the annual spr1ng concert Whlch Was one of the hnest presented 1n many years .A URI ll rzq PM prx nlx I nrnnv OFTICFRN rn r fnmn! nrenr 1 ru r x WIN xlnam rr arx w A nar err n n rr n q 4. i KN . . 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CAN l Kg hl q I nasw-r, I h Sl: r:, ma ai, --r Jr A t . 1 sl NIJ X SHUW AT THE IJPHY HU SE IGCIHIS CI two act operetta wrrtten by Paul Monroe cmd Ira B Wrlson was superbly pre sented by the senror class to a lull house on February l8 1954 It IS no wonder that the show was a success as lt was excellently drrected by Mrs Andrew Gallup Formerly known to the publrc as Mrss Allendorfer and to the students as Mrss A she has drrected many past senror hrts The musrcal portrons of the show were drrected by Mrs Iohn Kaufman Mrs Clarence Bow man and Mrs Clyde Orner The sett1ng for Ieanle was a facade and garden at Iudge Rawdon s plantatlon house somewhere 1n the South ern Unrted States The trme was between the year 1855 and 1870 The story concerned a young Southern grrl and her boy frrend who havmg been away for seven years was presumed dead Ieame Rawdon the Southern g1rl wartrng for the return of her old sweetheart was brrllrantly portrayed by Irrs Khne Dennrs Iackson was wonderfully played by Srdney Kamrnsky Iudge Calhoun Hawdon Ieanre s drgnrhed uncle was portrayed by Arthur Zobel Rodney Crawley Dennrs Iackson s attractrve treacherous cousrn and the v1lla1n was portrayed by Tony Salem Mr POISSOU Rodneys shyster lawyer was portrayed by Sam Kamrnsky Lucrler a darky and servant to Dennrs was portrayed by Anna Marre Puma Mammy Phyllls an old darky woman and servant to Ieanle was portrayed by Carol Kahl Lrlly and Mary Blake two fl1rtat1ous g1rl frrends of Ieanle were played by Ardythe Edwards and Iudy Bloom two pleasant rather fllppant young men were portrayed by Ilm Krrder and Nrno Incar dona A chorus or young g1rls and men formed an rrnportant background for the operetta C' P FlR.l RC3XVgl--fr to rlghr-Sam Kanxlu-lv Tmw Sdlvm Sul Knlnmslsv Arrlvllw lfrlxnxrrls Imlv Hlnum Annu Nlarzv Punm, lil- Klum: Vnrnl Kdltl, Arr Zulu-I Ninn lmartlmm sliciof l2OX'fR.rlph London lvrrv Kit-msmlv Butt thu-vw. lm' ffmxruv Dun- llvxlmg, Sfmt' flvllv 'l'llll2l3 llflxyflmls llnllmxm Dot lltmswzr lutlszv llrussry Nlvlxl--x l'l.mm, Intlx Luxwvuv. l'1.lxlml.u l,-'lvrlmrx liuuulx' lxltllutllt. lla! Aplxlv, llmlx' XYxIln.nn-:un l-Qxt1115.l1t-1 l1.ul llullnvr IH' ltr-ll.xl ff ,, 1. . 11 . . 1 ' 1 1 ' , . - - tt . 11 . - - 1 - . 1 - ' , . . . .1 - 11 Mrs. hlargarcr zallu ' ' ' , Dlrecror ,Q . 5 . . ' l ' I 1 1 I I 1 . I D 1 : 1 ' 1 : . ' 1 ' : ' , 1 I 1 1 1 1 W 1 1 , ' I . . . - I . . . N .ff 1 f A y 1, K Cf yu , p My x TTU' Qld-Z uf fl ' u cleft- lx U Z ,L J like . . Vllinerrr was in 'gharge of tfuzk Q, ' ' f , f ' ,X L ,lj LU! make- d the styglfnts who hje pe 1 y X V hp-r re R lie ccleliland, ary d I 'ski' Curry, Enid Gail Thomas. The iff L beaifttifixzftnew scenery was a product 6 fofpmtf sinslrirhgxftidj the stage crew ,she-aded. yV,ZI'o' Sisk. Iune Burgess x 1 painted, scenery and Pat Bellak directed all the dances that took place. The accompaniment for Ieanie was supplied by Lois Hannum and Mrs. Bowman. The alert but unobtrusive prompters were Evon Schor and Gail Haflner. 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Westmont an ii' FIR - e right- eorge B : lc, lim Hem hill, Leslie Kota, Dick Vi kr y. Mik Villa. Tony Sal m. cr d Owens. r 0 , lack C lb rt, Harold Fug . Rudy Goettliclier. Tom Reyn ds, o gner, Francis SEC - a . im arrity, lack Herring. Ron M r el, B rry t, Clair, Howar ic in , Tom Williams. Vinc DeFranlu, I emi. Bob il r n , Ron Huston. Emil Bolha. lim Orr THIRD ROW-Dick Edkins, Dick Suppcs. Nlcrv Vuckovich. Bill Gilbert. Ken Bcaty. Dave Bosslcr. Mike Zahm. Roger Harlcss, Ron Komara. Ron ' A ss, Gene Stevens, Edwin lackell, B ldwin, s a , . . , - . I - . - 1 1 I - l n CO .'- 5' I to rig t- r. Pe Mollura. Mr. r nnion W f- N 1 1 - I I f 1 1 7 . i - I Conemaugh Townsh1p was next on the Hrlltoppers schedule Salem raced 85 yards for a score on the frrst play Hemph1ll scored after Owens recovered a fumble g1v1ng West mont a 12 U lead Baker then scored one of hrs three T D s Reynolds scored on the second frame as d1d Baker Bezek scored on a pass 1n the frnal frame as Conemaugh tall1ed three scores Westy entered the game an underdog but managed to garn a 19 14 half tlme lead Inyurres hampered the Hllltoppers rn the flnal frames as The Indlans pulled ahead to a 34 25 w1n Ebensburg and Westmont then waged a KQNJESRS l ' T sea saw battle Zobel and Reynolds scored for STANDING N 1 twrce ln two mrnutes but Salem scored as the half ended Salem scored h1s second T D on a pass from Fuge whrle The Red Devrls scored twrce Goetthcher s four perfect place k1CkS proved to be the margln of vlctory as the frnal score was 28 26 Westmont Indrana surprrsed Westy by holdlng them to a 7 7 t1e unt1l the f1nal seconds of the game W1th just 3 seconds remamlng Fuge threw a pass to Hemph1ll who travelled 65 yards and scored wh1le the buzzer rang Th1s Frank Merrrwell play left the score 13 7 Westmont Somerset travelled to Westmont and grabbed a 7 0 half trme lead Reynolds ran 55 yards 1n the th1rd quarter but the Eagles st1ll led 7 5 Hemph1ll scored IH the f1nal frame to Wm 13 7 The annual Ferndale Westmont game was played on Armlstrce Day Ferndale took the lead 1n the second quarter on Tetskos touchdown The lead changed hands and Westy went ahead 7 6 at the half after D1ck Vlckroy raced 40 yards for a T D After the half Kohan tall1ed hrs only score of the game by regrsterlng two touchdowns 1n the thxrd frame Westy made a val1ant comeback 1n the fourth quarter W1th Hemph1ll scor1ng and Westmont was ln scor1ng POSI tron when t1me ran out The frnal score was 18 14 Ferndale Congratulatlons to Mr Mann1on and Mr Mollura for producmg such a f1ne squad whlch placed three boys on the AllD1str1ct Team and had elght on the honor roll C Wt Arh la. . I - , . 7 u I . . It . H . l '-'nce1ng- om Sisk, Oscar Zolbc, Dave Grove, i C ain - ' - ' l ' , Mk l. D l G 1 - - - 'no ma'd na mr 9 at Westy 1n the f1rst perrod. Ebensburg scored . . H . H 1 . . I . I - . . . . . I - I ' - I n ome on. es y. lets g . ll c way, Iimf RUDY GOETTLICH ER Hoot 155 TONY SALEM 'I'onv 150 ARTHUR ZOBEL Art 190 MIKE VILLA Poncho 160 TOM REYNOLDS Tom 175 FRANCIS DALEY Harlem 155 HAROLD FUGE Hadie4' 155 LESLIE KOTA Tex 150 IACK COLBERT Bert 143 GERALD OWENS HBuCl 170 RICHARD VICKROY Vick 155 CLARENCE SIVITS Sivits 170 Kicked extra points. plaveel ot'- fense and defensive well, all-d1s- trict honorable mention. Co-captain, kept team together. called signals, all-district honor- able mention. Co-Captain. high-aeoring tarlcle. letterman three veara. Pint team All-District tackle. Defen:-ive :tandout in Conemaugh Township game. Hard fighter. aggrebsixe. had trouble with officials. Rexerxe full-hack rraeltt-tl Bed- ford'a line for a T. D. Brilliant plaving in Bedford game. plaved both quarterhaflx and right half hack. Rexerxe end. ltept team in liv- merits. Brilliant offense agatnat 110 lh. Someraet center. Quiet hard-charging guard. alxxtixs plugging. End, ran 40 vards in Irerndale game for T. D. Because of age ineligihle for this veark competition hut exrelletl as line-hacker last reason. Sl ROXX r M l Nt' UND ROV I 1 Xll C. k D XX L lt BET ALU li LITTLE IJUBEIES After los1ng all the regulars from the prev1ous years champxonshlp team Mr Askey and Mr Wardrop set out to burld another team Inexpenence and llght we1ght proved to be the teams downfall as xt won two and lost four games A The backf1eld wh1ch was led by Captaln Iohn Salem quarterback cons1sted of Davld Hemph1ll r1ght halfback Tony Krable fullback and Alan Azar left halfback The l1ne usually consxsted of Iohn Bezek N1ck S1sk Robert Roadman Ph1l Marley Charles Getty Dan DeFrank and Pete W1lkOSkY Auth If M t x Westmont s hrst opponent was R1chland Townsh1p After a Rlchland T D a Salem to Hemph1ll pass for forty yards set up the touch down wh1ch Hemph1ll scored Rtchland s safety man ran Salem s punt elghty yards to W1n the game 12 5 Westmont then played host to Armagh only to be defeated 14 U Westy fmally acqulred some exper1ence and was ready to face Bla1rsv1lle In the flrst quarter Hemph1ll mtercepted a pass, and scored several plays later Bla1rsv1lle scored twrce 1n the second frame. but Westy tred the score on a thlrty yard run by Salem In the th1rcl perlod Salem 1ntercepted a pass and raced twenty yards to Bla1rsv1lle's ten Azars scormg helped w1n the game 18 12 The followmg week Hemph1ll ran twenty yards, and Salem fmfty five fo two T D s, to defeat South Fork 13 5 The L1ttle H1lltoppers then were beaten l4 U by Ind1ana, and 33 6 by Portage rn the1r last two games ' A l ' x4 '2'N1'i'r W ' 4 ',25W'5 - - - f fs ' - , -v :I I 'X , 1 ' 1 ' Q FIRQH' '-lrft to rlgh -Phil arlrv, Null 51-lt. Iohn Brick, Paul VV1rkosLy. Dannv DvFrank, Tom' Krahal luhn Salcm. Alex Azar. XV.ax'lw lhlurrnson, Dau' llcmptnl .' QC .' '- lm Curncllus. Tum Burnan. Gam Nauglr, Strvc llcckuh. Bott Roadman. Anrlv Mclhu Larrx' Hnffnmn. Iuhn Mr ruka. Nlountv Vx mm-nn Ahut Gvrtv Tom Aprvlt' l'lllRl RO 'flask Skt-llv, Du' Frrtz, Ixm Bnannltnu. Stewart Rusrn, lohn Adams Amlv Glrmurm, Tum Kalvl, VV.ux'vn- Adams, Mx v M.mmun llxll Ilslmusc. Hull firkrl luhnnv 'lltvlm if ,I I - . 1 . . , . 1 . 1 1 I I I I I I I ' . I I I . I I I I 1 I . . - -1 CO T '5- 6 to rxght- r. VN'1ll1am Askcx. Mr. Rotwcr X 'arclrop . . . 1 . ' ' , ' l v ' . - . r ' .f FFLINC C lr I O L HT 1 THE BI-TLLUPI E FIVE The l953 54 Westmont Vars1ty Basketball Squad completed another successful campa1gn under head coach Carl Engh The H1lltoppers comp1led a 9 U record rn the newly organlzed Moun ta1n League to add another trophy to the school collectron The Enghman also f1n1shed second ln the Tr1 County League beh1nd Iohnstown The Red and Gray paced by Capta1n and Center Art Zobels twenty frve po1nts opened the season by trouncrng Somerset N1no Incardona was myured 1n th1s game and was unable to play much the remalncler of the season The boys followed the flrst w1n w1th v1ctor1es over Rlchland Cathollc and Alumnl before fal11ng before a red hot W1ndber qulntette The H1lltoppers then took the measure of Conemaugh Townsh1p Indrana and Ebensburg 1n the Tr1 County be fore bowlng to a much taller Trolan team Then the Enghmen sparked by Nlck Musuhn s twenty four po1nts nrpped Ferndale by two po1nts In the second meet wrth Townshlp Zobel stood out by dropp1ng rn fourteen baskets and spear1ng seventeen rebounds In a thr1ll1ng game agarnst a scrappy Altoona team Westy was denred v1ctory by one poxnt 1n overt1me after lead 1ng for the entlre game The H1lltoppers ga1ned revenge for the earl1er setback by Bl, M C, defeatrng W1ndber and after a second loss to Iohnstown defeated Indrana Ferndale and Somerset In the Ferndale encounter forward Tony Salem swlshed the cords for twenty two po1nts w1th a 50 fo shootrng aver age Outstandrng 1n the Somerset fray were Sam Kam1nskys e1ght baskets rn fourteen attempts and Salems e1ght asststs Haddle Fuge spearheaded the attack ln the Altoona and Cathohc games by scor1ng th1rty three po1nts wrth hrs accurate set shots The subs of the Iunlor Varsrty alded the hlgh scor1ng varslty who averaged srxty four po1nts a game durlng the1r season MANAGERS I f lv KN .- 2- :nach Carl Ingh N I.tiF T Rl? -Ron lfillcgass. George Bczck. Bob Hildebrand, Emll Bolha. Inm Gdrrnty. Num lntarduna, lldmld lungs, Nnk Musulm, 'l'nnv Salt-m. Sam Kammskv. Al' Zubcl . , . . I - I I I - . . . . I I - - ' I I - , . I 1 - - ' ' '- ct to rxght-Oscar Zol c, 'llom Suk. Mxlu: Laws, Date Grove. 1 c ain I . I I . . , - . . O . - - . . . . N I . - . TM x if f'qg ' ck 51? XR F 1 1 X f 'N A x. ., . ,g 14' E257 3654 P-Q Mgmt 5? 5 my :Spam 4 n 'kwa F 514 L 1 QWDI, 3 7 Al L. I 'if z S VY Q AN, M.. , FIRST ROW left H d Wa B tw W DE!-UJEYE SHIJTS Westmonts Iunlor Vers1ty coached by B1ll Askey chalked up a record of th1rteen w1ns and slx losses durlng the 1953 54 season The team composed of four sophomores and one 1un1or tasted defeat at the hands of a red hot Iohnstown Cathohc squad after w1nn1ng the1r f1rst two games by w1de marglns After add1ng four more w1ns to the1r slate Westmont ran mto a tall Iohnstown H1gh School qulntet and suffered the1r second loss of the season Stead1ly 1mprov1ng as the season progressed the Hrlltoppers almost upset Iohnstown 1n the second meetrng of the two teams After outplaymg the Troyans for almost three quarters they f1nally were worn down by the super1or reserve strength of Iohnstown Westmont also gave Altoona plenty of trouble 1n the1r two games before faltenng and dropp1ng both games by close scores The other loss was suffered at the hands of a very good Somerset team that garned revenge after los1ng to Westmont early 1n the season The Somerset game produced an odd1ty as Westmont f1n1shed the game w1th three players because two had been put out of the game The seoson came to an end w1th an exc1t1ng 58 56 w1n over Iohnstown Cathohc H1gh School Tra111ng most of the game the I V s went on a scormg spree 1n the last quarter and overtook the Crushers to w1n the game The f1rst team was composed of playmaker Ron Hxllegass a set shot art1st and f1ne re bounder Ilm Garrrty hard dr1v1ng sharpshooter who could score from any angle of the court M1ke Zahm trrcky forward who spec1al1zed 1n a one hand 1ump shot Em1l Bolha smooth work1ng guard who scored often wrth a one hand push shot and George Bezek decept1ve center who was deadly 1n the p1vot shot Back1ng up the f1rst team were the able substltutes Wayne London Roger Harless Bob Wagner Bob Gleason and B111 G1lbert Any of these boys could f1ll rn for a regular wrthout weak enmg the team The squad was a well balanced outfrt wh1ch has shown a good scormg punch lf they con txnue to 1mprove at the rate they have been Westmont can look forward to f1ne basketball teams 1n the future we S 5 l - to right- uck Hildehran , ' yne London, lim Garrity, o agner. Bill Gilbert. Emll Bolha SECOND ROW-Roger Harless, George Bezvk. Mike Zahm, Coach VV1lllam Askvv, Robbv Gleason, Ron lfillegass, Ron Kmrll 1 1 - 1 - 1 - . . . . . . I I ', I - I . . I . . I - I I - 1 , . - ST ROW lf THE YEAHLI ES The l953 54 Westmont Iumor H1gh Basketball team produced another champ1onsh1p for Coach Wxlham Askey The Hllltoppers started slowly by los1ng two of thelr hrst four games falhng to Ferndale and Conemaugh Townsh1p The yuntors defeated these teams mn return games and were v1ctor1ous 1n all thexr rema1n1ng games The teams wh1ch tell tw1ce to Westy were Bla1rs v1lle Shade Townsh1p Rxchland Conemaugh Franklm and Un1tedIo1nt The regular season ended IH a t1e W1th Conemaugh Townsh1p and Westmont shaun honors On March 3 at Southmonts gym the champ1onsh1p was determ1ned The teams played fa1rly evenly the f1rst halt w1th Conemaugh Townsh1p show1ng a two po1nt lead The H1lltoppers were be h1nd by e1ght po1nts at the end of the th1rd per1od but 1n the hnal frame they outscored Cone maugh Townsh1p 13 6 to wxn the game 47 46 DeFrank led the H1lltoppers W1th l7 po1nts All the boys saw actlon and the team Was MAWACERS If ' composed of Captam Salem Marshall Hof mann Hemphmll Bezek Azar Bolha Morr1son W1tkosky DeFrank and Carbaugh Mr Askey had a well rounded team 1n whtch no one player was constant h1gh scorer In Marshall and DeFrank he had the he1ght wh1ch proved very valuable thxs season Hts team never lost sp1r1t and they should br1ng another trophy to Westy 1n three years Mr Askey and the entrre school can be very proud of the team wh1ch complied a record of 15 wms and 2 losses and brought another champ1on Shlp to Westy s halls FIR 5 - er to right-lohn Bezek, Eddie Bolha. Dan Deltrank, Ted Nlarshall. lohn Salem SECOND RONV-Larry Hofmann, Sam Carbaugh. PL-le XV1tko-skv, Canal: Vwfxlltam Askew. VVavne- Mnrrnon, Daw: Hemphill 1 1 1 1 - . . . . . H . , . t 1 - et 0 rlqhr-lohn Taylor, lim Cornelius ' I I - 1 1 - I ,f FIRST ROW I ft C SI' OND ROV! Cl S I l q C h D lx I K I M Il B1-ISEB LL Early Apnl was the date on whxch Westmont s baseball team began therr d1amond do 1ngs Coach Mollura took over the helm 1n place of Mr Askey ass1sted by e1ght return1ng letter men from the prev1ous season Westy made a slow start and was beaten by Ferndale and Indrana Stan Pollock then prtched Westy to a 6 l v1ctory over Franklrn Franklm collected only one hrt Westmont then avenged an early season loss by trouncrng Ferndale 9 2 Westmont played Its flnest game aga1nst Ferndale by collect1ng 15 h1ts whrle Fuge and Pollock hmxted Ferndale to three h1ts Iohnstown defeated Westmont 6 2 and l 0 Return games Wllh Frankhn and Indrana were cancelled The start1ng 1nf1eld was usually composed of Tony Salem hrst base Ierry Klelnstub sec ond base B111 Marley th1rd base and Kenny Campbell short stop Campbell and Marley were en1ors wh1le Salem and Klernstub were Jumors In the outheld Don Gallagher roamed left held Wh1leI1m Connors covered rrght held Center held was f1lled by one of the followlng Harold Fuge Leslre Kota and Herk Daley P1tch1ng chores were handled by Stan Pollock and Haddle Fuge Sam Kamlnsky George Bezek and Alan Mercll composed the other port1on of the staff George Cush handled the mltt and mask backed by Tom Srsk In h1s frrst season Coach Mollura d1d an excellent 1ob to rmprove baseball 1n Westmont Whlle W1nn1ng two games and los1ng two by 1ust one run the underclassmen galned experrence whlch should brmg an 1mproved brand of ball playmg 1n the comxng season - e to right- harles Stock, George Bczek, lim Connor, Ken Camphrll. Ierrv Kleinstuh. Francns Dalev, Ron Howarcl. Leslxc Kota. Dave Grove' . .C '- l inton Br-I: Ron Kmal, bam Kaminskv, Al IVIQ-rtmll. Harold Iluge' Don Callagln-r, Stan Ilulluvk, Ilmll IVInrI-'v, 'I'unv . .1 I-nl, lr-url v lux on 'rua , foam u um . . 1 . It . . ,, . . . . , . I I I ' I 1 1 1 ' - . . . It . .1 1 1 - . , , . u - 11 - , . . 1 PPRI FADFRS Ai HUDEIJ UUEEN5 The Westmont cheerleaders were truly a cred1t to therr Alma Mater th1s year The grrls could be seen 1n ra1n or shlne cheerlng tor football games marchlng 1n front of the band 1n parades and cheerlng at basketball games Mrss Theresa Carott was a capable adv1 or and the peppy squad was led 1n cheers by 1ts capta1n LOIS G1ll1n The very able substttutes on the squad were Pat Bellak Danlcal S1v1ts and Sue Prlstow Westmonts cheerleaders game-d fourth place rn the annual cheerlead1ng contest Wllh an or1g1nal cheer called Westys Charleston Forth1s yell the grrls had red and gray shakers cheery song and unusual antlcs Other new cheers offered to the student body th1s year were Westy Wrll Wm Tonrght and You Gotta F 1 g ht New technrques were used 1n presentxng many of the old cheers luN1oR mc Il Cltll-RIPAD RS Sl X The senror cheerleaders were mtervrew srcowu Rom c 1 V ed as guests on a rad1o program durxng foot ball season The squad also helped to or gan1ze an actrve pep club The grrls were honored guests at the Westmont Athletlc Club Banquet and the annual Westmmster Gu1ld Banquet They sponsored a gym dance after the Conernaugh Townshlp basketball game 1n order to secure money to help defray ex penses of the1r 1ackets The peppy Iunror H1gh cheerleaders were very GCl1V6 thls year The1r capta1ns were Helen Vrckroy and Gwenda Pnest Thrs group also presented many or1g1nal cheers to therr followers Cll II .1 Z Q- rn vlhe Edwards. lane Gallagher. lrxs Kline' Whole! Glutz, Beckv Xvlllxamson, Nlarmn Yvond, Lux- Glllm 1 1 I . .S - , . , 1 - - It 1 ln - . I G 1 . -1 . . . H u . H . . . Q W 4 l f 2 1 .1 E ,- lflR: RON '-lvfl to ugh!-Vlxmn Ubvr, llvlen ulruv, lflmln- Olwr ' ' ' , . '. 1 '- ,uc-mln Prnt'-I. lflrunv Chiu: lkllml lfnlwn, Char' lnm' Dumnkn ' ' - I . . N V G Y K . . ' A: , -.., U . A' s SIIIIHES 1953 54 VARSITY FOOTBALL IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Score Name of Team Opp Cresson R1ch1and Townshrp B1a1rsv1lle Bedford Conemaugh Townshrp Ebensburg Indlana Somerset Ferndale IUNIOR VARSITY Ferndale Iumor Varsrty Unlted Io1nt Iumor Vars1ty W1ndber Iun1or Vars1ty Adams Iunlor Vars1ty Rlchland ToWnsh1p Iunlor Vars1ty U cancelled IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Rlchland Armagh B1a1rsv1lle South Fork Indlana 1953 54 VARSITY BASKETBALL Score Name of Team Opp Somerset Richland Iohnstown Catho11c Alurnm W1ndber Conemaugh Townshxp Ind1ana Ebensburg Iohnstown Ferndale Conemaugh Townshrp Ebensburg Altoona W1ndber Iohnstown Indrana Ferndale Somerset Altoona Iohnstown Cathohc 65 Somerset Rrchland Townshxp Iohnstown Cathohc W1ndber Conernaugh ToWnsh1p Indlana Ebensburg Iohnstown Ferndale Conernaugh Townshlp Ebensburg Altoona W1ndber Iohnstown Indlana Ferndale Somerset Altoona Iohnstown Cathohc Score 1953 54 IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Team Opp B1a1rsv1lle Ir H1gh Shade Townshlp Ir H1gh Ferndale Ir H1gh Conernaugh Townsh1p Ir H1gh Rrchland ToWnsh1p Ir H1gh Conemaugh Ir H1gh Franklm Ir H1gh Conemaugh Townsh1p Ir H1gh Un1ted Iomt I1-Xrmaghl Ir H1gh Ferndale Ir H1gh B1a1rsv1lle Ir H1gh Conemaugh Ir H1gh Shade Townshxp Ir H1gh Rlchland Townshrp Ir H1gh Un1ted Io1nt Ir H1gh Franklln Ir H1gh Conemaugh Townsh1p Ir H1gh Iumor H1gh Champronshlp G BASEBALL 1953 CIITIG Name of Team Opp Ferndale 1nd1ana Frankhn Ferndale Iohnstown Iohnstown Franklm Indrana S core cancelled cancelled 23 53 ' - ' 27 62 I , 19 1 ' 44 41 , n Q 3 - 33 49 J - 27 61 . 5 - 37 51 34 25 32 42 1 14 18 67 48 7 13 45 69 7 3 - 32 55 18 14 45 70 43 37 - 31 51 - - 6 0 53 37 ' ' ' 53 5 33 47 - - 45 36 ' 48 53 ' 12 5 . 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S Iwi is-1 A 'i . f f ii 3 K 9 if fuagw, Q Eg 5391 31 , A S 3 A s l E 5 ' 8559 94 wwf' Q 55.8, '11-T G 4, gi Wi Q -A ii' 4 Nw- '-1 N. my 4. www, AMN Nmmwwwsv lC,l'Rb I lr FHIIM INITIATIU In l95l We entered the hallowed halls of Westmont Upper Yoder H1gh School The eag erly awarted h1gh school llfe had at last be come ours In1t1at1on was supposed to be abol lshed that year However a careful 1nspect1on of some of the boys noses even today and the drscovery of a small scar wrll denote the ef fectrveness of that supposed abol1t1on Upon our lntroductron to Algebra most of us were completely conv1nced that E1nste1ns theor1es were mathematrcally 1ncorrect The sublect of Latln changed our personal1t1es and hablts th1s be1ng 9Xe1'I1pl1f19d by Ieffrey Glosser strolllng to school adorned 1n a toga every day May We add that he looked qulte stunnlng 1n them? Both academrc and commer c1al students were permltted to take a course 1D C1VlCS and Pennsylvanla hlstory Why were those crrcles drawn on the blackboard? we lnqulred on the frrst day That questlon was answered by the dernonstratron manner and Ierry Klernstub was the most conslstent dupe We soon learned that hrgh school conslsted TU EHAIJUATIIJ of more than Work There was a b1t of pOl1l1CS and socral l1fe Our freshman pol1t1c1an proved to be Tony Salem whose dynamlc campalgn for pres1dent Won h1m the admlratron and re spect of the class It should be noted further more than he was unopposed Our Freshman party was the soc1al event of the season and the entlre proceedrngs were tape recorded by our own Ralph London who became so Wrap ped up rn h1s work that he entangled hrrnself rn the tape Many potent1al athletes were seen ln Iunlor Hrgh football and basketball and we scored well academically also placmg many on the honor roll Thus our frrst h1gh school year came to a close showlng promrse for a brlght future for W U Y W1th the arrrval of our sophomore year we found ourselves ln new modern and larger classrooms We had been the last class to de vote a year ID the old port1on of the bu1ld1ng and the change was appreclated Nmo lncar dona was elected as our chlef potentate for OFF ll '- r ru rxghr-Bl-ckv VVlll1anw Insurer: Iovu- VK'1:ll1arns '-prcsnlvnr, Carol Kahl, wt rmlv. Tmw Salem. prvsnlcnt 1 I ' I - 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 I - . . . 1 . . . W I 1 . . , . - 1 . . . . 1. . . 1 1 , ,, . . 1 1 1 that year Gerald Owens was vrce presxdent lr1s Klme recorded the mrnutes and Pat Bellak controlled our funds On the gr1d1ron we managed to get Art Zo bel a pos1t1on on the frrst strlng qulte an unusual feat for a ophomore Many other boys played on the B team and showed great prom 159 That year marked the return of a Wlnnlng football team at Westmont The sophomore assembly was Oklahoma whrch later was stolen by Rogers and Hammer ste1n Std Kamlnsky I1m Krlder Tony Salem and Art Zobel drsplayed the1r vocal ab1l1ty whrle Iudy Bloom lr1s Klrne and Anna Mane Puma were the talented female vocallsts Generally speaklng ours was a co opera t1ve class wh1ch was exempllfxed by the fact that the enttre class pard tts dues early and was therefore ent1tled to an 1ncent1ve party However the lI1CeI1llV9 party was comblned w1th the scheduled party and proved to be a tremendous success Our own Ralph Lon don aga1n managed to record the entlre pro ceedmg on h1S tape recorder Once more Ralph became entangled rn h1s tape On Aprrl 18 we sponsored the annual Sophomore Dance For the flrst tlme the boys of our class escorted g1rls The g1rls were found to be extremely more allurlng and begullmg than boys Members of our class 1nf1ltrated 1nto al most all the clubs and were thought to be future workers and leaders Even at that early date Art Zobel had v1s1ons ol poundlng a gavel On the whole the sophomore year was a frne one and many a tear appeared ln the eyes of our fellow students when Ieffrey Gloss er hung up h1s toga However the thought of becomlng upper classmen stlmulated us and we eagerly awarted our Iumor year Our 1un1or year found Rudy Goetthcher at the helm asslsted by Ned Maken Rudy s fman clal advxsor was LOIS Hannum and Pat Apryle recorded proceedmgs Les Kota was very mflu entlal durmg Rudys campalgn for the pres1 dency resembl1ng the h1stor1c frgure Boss Tweed We were remmded that we were to publlsh the Yodler so we soon found and elected a capable ed1tor 1n Gall Haffner Her assxstant was S1d Kamlnsky who by way of letters from a f1ct1t1ous Bas1l Gutenwarfer advtsed suggest1ons for 'Westy The paper was a tre mendous lmprovement over past years and dlsplayed the creatrveness of our class fYour author IS wntmg 1mpart1ally of course l The football team was bolstered by many of our boy and the Iumor Vars1ty Basketball team placed f1ve boys who were to be the flve var 1ty players the followrng year Early 1n the year our dance ent1tled Nep tune Nocturne was held The decoratlons were somethlng to behold wxth the center of the gym adorned w1th a castle trls Klrne was chosen to dlrect our Iumor Assembly Annle Get Your Gun After many gruehng rehear als we emerged w1th a reason able produchon cons1der1ng the many head aches acqulred by those 1nvolved It must have been even better than we thought however a the Mer y Hospltal Auxlllary chose to glve rt as the1r fund ra1s1ng project w1th Mrss Allen dorfer drrectlng Agarn 1t was a success Once more our own Ralph London tape recorded the ent1re show for postenty fWho needs 1t'?l Actually your author doesnt recall any class par y that year but our own Ralph Lon don must have 1t tape recorded somewhere 1f One of the most unforgettable and drama t1c lnstances of the year was the Student Coun c1l Electlon The three candxdates for presldent were Muscles Don Varner Gavel Wleld 1ng Art Zobel and Slnglng Sld Kamlnsky Don spoke f1rst 1n a f1ery speech last1ng seven seconds Art Zobel spoke next ln one of h1s f1l1buster1ng mood but was very IIIIPIGSSIVS Then Std Kam1nsky grasped the podlum and dramahcally but grac1ously declrned ballot count Art Zobel emerged v1ctor1ous and was awarded h1s long dreamed of gavel Although our 1un1or year was conceded to be the toughest scholastlcally many students were placed on the honor roll However the work was all forgotten by the end of May as we looked forward to September of the com mg year We were now semors' Most of us arr1ved at school at approx1 mately 8 l4 on the f1rst day After stepp1ng over some lower classmen we stormed the offrce demand1ng a personal rntervrew w1th the prrnclpal Mr Watts He was found to be co operahve capable and thoroughly respect ed bv the students In h1m we found not only a fast1d1ou and competent admlnlstrator but a fr1end and advrsor as well Ev1dently the Salem machme thought rt . 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I ll I A self out of pohtlcal affalrs too long so Mr Messlng Around Tony Salem was elected presldent of the Senlor Class on the forty frfth ballot Ioyce W1ll1ams was h1s vxce presxdent Carol Klller Kahl supposedly kept the m1n utes and Becky Wlllramson was our treasurer Sports captured the hmelrght 1n the begln mng of our sen1or year wxth Westy show1ng promlse of a capable football team That prom 1se was fulfllled and was shown by the f1ne record of SIX w1ns and only three losses Coach Mannlon w1ll ver1fy the fact that the team of l953 54 was a husthng and sprrlted one The annual rlvalry between Westmont and Fern dale w1ll long be remembered rn the mrnds of both players and spectators We went down to defeat 18 to 14 but a more hard fought and honorable defeat w1ll not be found for a long t1me In case you d1d not know let me state that the worrres of thxs book were borne by Ins Khne our ed1tor Her co busmess mana gers were Ga1l Haffner of Yodler fame and Lo1s Hannum of Goat Gulch Gazette fame The assoc1ate ed1tor was Sxd Kamlnsky of no fame Iune Burgess showed her exceptronal talent as art ed1tor and Ralph London d1d a f1ne 1ob as photo ed1tor The name of our 1llustr1 ous sports ed1tor escapes your author for the present but the 1n1t1als I K keep 1n1ect1ng rt elf 1nto h1s thoughts Our Phoemczan adv1sor fno yoke mtendedl was Mrs Rellable Mar yone Raab Her efforts at the football stands and overall suggestlons are largely responslble for th1s book s success Yes we were the undrsputed rulers of the school We had members of our class as 1m portant offlcers of all clubs and orgamzatlons 1nclud1ng the band for whlch Ioe Camut atta1n ed the posmon of student d1rector Glory was h1Sl Art Zobel and h1s gavel kept the Student Councxl rolllng fm the a1sle that xsl Ieffrey pawned h1s toga for a sombrero and presld ed over the Span1sh Club and Lo1s Grlhn was captaln of the cheerleaders A group of students became so enthus1ast1c after an assembly concernmg conservat1on that a Conservatron Club known as the Con Club was organrzed w1th Mr Mcllnay adv1sor Marlln Mak1n refused to 1o1n th1nk1ng rt was for ex cons only but fmally he became a member due to the persuaslve powers of Mike V1lla On December 23 the annual gala Chr1st mas Dance sponsored by the senlors was held The gym was decorated ln accordance wrth the name of the affarr W1nterlude and everyone marvelled at the llvely wlntry decor atrons Our newly elected v1vac1ous queen Robert Ewald was escorted by Thomas Rey nolds Esqu1re One of the hlghlrghts of the eve mng was the choosmg of the klng of the dance Iromcally enough there was one boy attend 1ng the dance not for the terpslchorrean art but merely to take prctures and of course to record the proceedmgs on tape Well h1s name was chosen for the Klng of the dance He stood dazed and bew1ldered whlle the tape en tangled rtself around h1m as he shook h1s head 1n deflance The second name selected was that of Iames Mlckey one of the future chem 1sts of our class He made a stately kmg and h1s queen was lovely Pat Hunter The dance proved a tremendous soclal success The basketball team got off to a flymg start by Ianuary wmmng three of 1ts frrst three games whlch stat1st1c1an London worked out to be 100 fo The combmatlon of Salem Zobel Musulrn Fuge Incardona and Sam Kamln sky compensa ed the1r weakness ln he1ght by hustle sp1r1t excellent shootmg and speed The academlc students were worrled about Margaret Greer and her vocabulary class were valuable Nick Musulm was the standout 1n that class standlng outslde and talklng more than anyone else A we became more and more concerned wxth our future the t1me rolled by The clubs held the1r fun fxlled partles Draft college and career were some chlef toplcs of conver a t1on Numerous parhes were held and the t1me for our assembly approached The class chose an or1g1nal sketch whxch was baslcally a means for the semors to get one more word rn before they left The semor banquet was also held and a gala txme was had by all The Phoemcxan autographed by the hundreds was dedlcated to Mr Ackley for whom we all have love adm1rat1on and respect On May Z3 we attended baccalaureate and three days later commencement And so twelve years of learnmg four of the best of these ln hrgh school were over Some w1ll formally con tlnue the1r educatlon some w1ll not As we sat at commencement and heard our names read we knew that wherever we mlght be or what ever we mlght do rn years to come we should always look back to our hlgh school days wrth happy nostalgrc mernorres I 4 I IH ' , ,, I I an - H , , ' . . . . - . 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CLASS WILL UF 1954 We the Class of 1954 of Westmont Upper Yoder H1gh School after twelve glorzous school years do declare thrs to be our last w1ll and testament To the faculty we g1ve our deepest appre c1at1on for all the1r t1me and elfort spent throughout our twelve years To the Iunlors we leave our love for pre sentxng assemblxes We bequeath our stud1ous nature to the Sophomores We hope they take good care of 1t To the Freshman we g1ve the courage that carrled us through our arduous years of mental stra1n 1n Sen1or H1gh Mar1lyn Alwme leaves her glggle to anyone who IS unhappy To Sue Heslop Carole Allshouse leaves her blush Arlene Ankeny leaves beh1nd her ab1l1ty to eat between classes and her snack bar llockerl Pat Apryle W1llS her snappy steppm and her majorette boot to Mary Ahce Lawson Sh1rley Baum IS g1v1ng all her athletlc ab1l 1ty to Moe Owens Pat Bellak IS leav1ng a word of thanks to Leonard Stept for calllng for questlons ln Student Counc1l meetmgs To any capable 1un1or Donna Beam leave the task of typ1ng Student Counc1l m1nutes Ioanne B1and1no IS leav1ng her boss Mr Mcllnay Iudy Bloom bequeaths her membersh1p 1n the 8 20 club of sleepy eyed sen1ors to Bar bara Cohen Iune Burgess IS presentmg Valerle Roesch w1th her art1st s brushes Iack Colbert IS leav1ng h1S p1n up p1cture to the person who s1ts m h1s seat next year Ioe Camut IS leav1ng h1s clar1net to Ioe Rapoport To any two 1un1ors Iune Crowley leaves her gym shoes wh1ch are too large for her Mary An Curry IS leav1ng her letters to Lenn1e for two years Frances Daley leaves Westy Wllh a masslve collect1on of h1story notes Ardy Edwards leaves the G1rls' Athletlc Assoc1at1on by laws to M1ss E Greer lack Erlsman IS leav1ng the rest of the maple wood 1n the shop for next years class Roberta Ewald bequeaths her sen1or crown to a worthy 1l1I11OI' g1rl Harold Fuge w1lls h1s pxtchmg arm to George Bezek Marllyn Franke leaves the fun she s had at Westy to lean Edwards Steve Getty leaves the World News to the future Problems of Democracy classes Lo1s Glllln w1lls the cheermg squad to Iane Gallagher D1ck Gregory IS leav1ng all h1s troubles at dear old Westy Dott1e Hanson bequeaths the wonderful fr1endsh1p she has found at Westy to some newcomer 1n next years sen1or class Lo1s Hannum leaves her book of telephone numbers to the busmess manager of next year s Phoenrcran Del Glatz leaves h1s curly halr to h1s s1ster Lynn Gobln leaves h1s golden sxlence to a loquaclous 1un1or Rudy Goettl1cher leaves h1s shop ab1l1ty to Ixmmy Btandlno Ron Gombar w1lls h1s trumpet to B111 Wag ner Ieff Glosser leaves h1s eye for cute ch1cks to h1s cous1n Bob Glosser Dor1s Haddle presents her chatter1ng to a quxet 1un1or g1rl Ga1l Haflner leaves her sparkllng red ha1r to B111 Allshouse Rodger Hammond IS leav1ng n1ne penods of shop a week to Charles Wertz D1ck Hartshorn bequeaths two canoe r1bs to George Coon Davld Herrlng gxves h1S seat 1n phys1cs class to h1s cous1n Iack Bob Holtzman grants h1s hookey playmg to Tom Lear Nancy Hornyak leaves her llbrary pos1t1on to K1tty Ann Gr1fl1th D1ane Howard w1lls her pony tall to L1nda Hahn Pat Hunter and Iack Merntts leave the1r cor nel ln the hall to V1nn1e DeFrank and V1olet Gldla N1no Incardona bequeaths h1s dapper ward robe to Butch Swank Dave Ianshego leaves h1s phYSlCS book to an unlucky sen1or 1 f . 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H - 1 n rr Carol Kahl leaves behlnd all her knowledge acqu1red 1n Mrs Bottger s class Sammy Kamxnsky leaves h1s wardrobe of beaut1tul sweaters to h1s brother Bob Sld Kam1nsky leaves four frantlc fr1volous toollsh year to anyone who wants four fran t1c fr1volous foohsh years Ellen Kane leaves her typewnter to Ianet Bor1ng Ierry Klemstub IS leav1ng Westy lYes of course he 1S'l ITIS Kl1ne leaves her ed1torsh1p and respon S1b1l1l1eS to an eff1c1ent hard work1ng 1un1or Melvln KHISS IS leav1ng w1thout h1s books' N1ck Musulln presents h1s spot on the shootlng tlve to I1m Garnty Leshe Kota 1S leav1ng h1s pos1t1on as pres1 dent of the Conservatlon Club open I1m Kr1der leaves h1s love of sc1enCe to any one who enyoys the subyect Barbara Lehman leaves a lot ot luck to her successor a presldent ot Y Teens Ianet L1v1ngston leaves her athlet1c ab1l1ty to Elmly Erlsman ton of flash bulbs to Dave Grove Iudy Loveloy leaves her baton to Ioan Cale and her secretar1al yobs to a worthy 1un1or Marl1n Makln leaves hlS stra1ght A e port card to be framed for class h1story Ned Mak1n 1S leav1ng h1s class r1ng to a short dark ha1red 5 ft 2 1n 1un1or glfl B111 McVay IS leav1ng the boys room door 1n one p1ece I1m M1ckey bequeaths h1s knowledge of tr1gonometry to Emstem COHH19 McHugh leaves her clothes collec t1on to Angela Marshall and hve years of fun to her s1ster Carroll Ioyce Metroka IS leav1ng a few broken test tubes to Mr Ott Rosal1e McClelland leaves her typ1ng sk11l to Mr Mcllnay to pass on to someone else Arlene Ober w1lls her love of sports to Mar1an Wood Mary Esther OSull1van leaves her place on the Honor Roll to a consc1ent1ous 1un1or Gerald Owens 1S leav1ng h1S German book for someone else to carry around Tegwen Perry leaves her eraser 1n bankmg and law class M1ldred Paulov1ch bequeaths a tooth to Kathleen Daugherty Iack1e Prosser leaves her drums to anyone crazy enough to take them Anna Mane Puma leaves her Qblllly to get 1nto m1sch1ef to Nunzro Poll1na Donna Ream and Ianet Shott are leav1ng Stackhouse Park Ioanne Roberts leaves her hldden place on the honor roll to Erleen V1ckroy Tony Salem IS leav1ng h1s athlet1c and scho last1c ab1l1ty to h1s brother Iohnny Evon Schor w1lls her dlmples to Iean An Brrdges lane Staron leaves Mrs Gr1H1th and her ew1ng ab1l1ty to Dan1cal S1V1lS Clarence S1V1lS leaves h1s pres1dency and respons1b1l1t1es 1n H1 Y to a capable 1un1or Ioanne Sel1ch leaves her ab1l1ty to speak Span1sh to MGPCIU Salem Tom S1Sk leaves h1s 1ob of stage manager to Oscar Zolbe Ioyce Stlver leaves her plane geometry book to Iay Dcmx Ian1ce Troxell leaves her p1ctures ot Edd1e Flsher 1n her locker for some fan of h1S Ga1l Thomas 1S leav1ng Westy and tak1ng D1Ck Suppes w1th her Don Varner leaves h1s teddy bear ha1r cut to Roy Shatter D1ck V1ckroy bequeaths h1 pos1t1on on Westys eleven to Roger Harless Mrke V1lla IS leav1ng h1s collectlon ol black eyes to Ilm Hemphlll Sh1rley We1gel leaves her love for gym class to any g1rl who wants 1t Ioyce W1ll1ams leave her flute and red ha1r to Barbara Frye Becky W1ll1amson leaves her cheer1ng out ht to Susre M1ller and a cheer for her b o her Monty Arlene W1lkOSkY leaves her lokes to R1ta V1lla Sh1rley Wrtkosky leaves the task of check 1ng l1brary shelves to the future l1brar1ans Raymond Newcomer leaves h1S trombone to Ed Iakell Arthur Zobel leaves hlS grow1ng flu1d to Ioanne Casale Last but not least the class of 54 w1lls to W U Y H S 1lS aftect1on and smcere grat1 ture tor four wonderful years Thus we close out last w1Il and testament grven at Westmont Upper Yoder I-hgh School 1n the Year of our Lord 1954 . 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