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

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Ol:l:lCfiRS-Stamling-Waync London. presidvnt: Iris Pogal, tre- Lcft to right-Barbara Eckcl, vice-prrsidcnt, Suzanne' Pristow, s I y THE JUNIUH EL S5 The junior Class of Westmont is one of the most active and energetic in the school. With help from Barbara Eckel as vice-president, Suzanne Pristow as secretary, and Iris Pogal as treasurer, Wayne London did a fine job as president. Early last spring plans began for this year's Yodler. The class of '56 elected Pat Urban as editor, Betty Idzkowsky as managing editor, and Norman Ingrund as business manager. The entire school enjoyed the entertaining issues of the paper. The day before Thanksgiving the class presented their annual dance, entitled jack Frost jump. Stunning decorations in aqua and white were topped by a twinkling sky of stars and a crescent moon opposite the band. The johnny Raymond Quintet supplied the enjoyable music. An elimination dance and cake Walks were also held to add spice to the dance. juniors often in sports were as follows: Roger Harless, Bob Gleason, Wayne London, Bill Gilbert, Emil Bolha, Ron Hillegass, jim Orr, Bob Wagner, Dave Bossler, joe Marshall Dick Edkins, jim Garrity, Alan Callet, Ed jakell, and Mike Zahm. Two peppy members of the cheering squad were also juniors, Sue Pristow and Violet Glatz. The Honor Roll often saw members of the junior Class upon it. Those often seen were: jean Edwards, Marge Finley, Charlotte Hartland, Betty Idzkowsky, Lynn Kennedy, Ron Hillegass, Wayne London, Mary An Mallinson, jack Mcllnay, Sue Pristow, Tom Sides, Tom Skelly, Ed Turich, Pat Urban, Bob Wagner, and james Witt. The junior Class assembly was a minstrel, Up the River. just as it was a smash hit, the class of '56 will be a success in whatever it tries, and Westy is behind them solidly. Good Luck!

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THE SUPHII IJHE ELI-l55 The Sophomore Class of 1954-55 is one of the most enterprising classes in Westy's history. Early last May the class members elected officers. David Hemphill was awarded the top position, while Iohn Salem become his able second. Alex Azar scribbled the notes, and Charles Getty handled the financial matters. Scholastically the class was very adept. The following names ap- peared frequently on the Honor Roll, Alex Azar, Elaine Cass, Carol Clem- enson, Elaine Edmonds, Susan Gins- burg, Ann Gray, David Hemphill, Robert Roadman, Ianet Siegal, lvy Trautman, and Helen Vickroy. Representing their class on the gridiron and the basketball court were Alex Azar, Iohn Bezek, Ed Bol- ha, Dan DeFrank, Charles Getty, Andy Grech, David Hemphill, Wal- don Hall, Gordon Iones, Charles Ko- valcik, Ted Marshall, Wayne Morri- son, Bob Roadman, Ted Roddy, Iohn Salem, Nick Sisk, Mervin Vuckovich, and Paul Witkosky. The girls also displayed athletic skill. The most athletically inclined girls Were BSUY Demi, Judy Eckel, OFFICERS-top to bottom-charles Getty. treasurer, loin Salem, vi Barbara Fritz, Susan Ginsburg, Ann Gray, Linda Hahn, Lynn Hendler, Elsie Iakell, Beverly Maurer, Pat Price, Iudy Terebus, Ivy Trautman and Helen Vickroy. president: Alex Azar, secretary: David Hemphill, president. Representing the class on the cheerleading squad was Helen Vickroy. Linda Hahn was the class' majorette. I 'ff The class deserves a blue ribbon for their success in presenting Elmer and the Love Bug. it .. .. A- ..,.-mmm The stars were Alex Azar, Sue Carlson, and Alice Ben- nett. Highlighting the class' so- ' cial events was a spring dance. This event, as all sponsored by the sopho- mores this year was a huge success and showed the fine spirit of the class. . . L .A . . . ....i. s. ,....M., , NW WWW MY ROW I.-left to right-D. Baum, S. Clemunson, S. Carlson. B. Demi, A. Ben- net. E. Chiodo. I. D'Etorre, I. Connor. R. Bothe, Beam, E. Cass, B. Cam- merata. I. Bole. ROW 2.-I. Cornelius, Bezek, Bourh, A. Azar, E. Bolha. R. Carbaugh. I. Da- vies, B. Dabbs, R. Andrews, E. Bowman. G. Ankeny. P. Berry.