East Lampeter High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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We Bequeatlz We the class of 1953 of East Lampeter Hlgh bchool bemg of sound mlnd and body bequeath our eherxshed thou h well yyorn POSSCSSIOHS to our faculty and felloyy students ln tbls our last wlll and testament To the Freshmen we leave all we haye for ottcn ln our four years at East Lampeter hopln brlngs them the txtle of raduates To the Qophomores we leave our abxllty to take lessons serlously To the Jumors we leave our ablllty of getting along wlth the teachers the Faculty yye leave peace and contentment Margaret Nolt lIlllCI'llQ Frances Bard s D ,gl Rlchard Bonawltz leaves hls happy go lucky yyays to Kenneth Stauffer To Dale Aulthouse goes LeRoy Brlan s ab1l1ty to sleep ln class Fverett DeWalds pompadour yylll be seen on Fred Retallack Barry Flb yulls h1s ablllty to stay short to Robert 7e1 ler Betty Eshleman s short blond tresses yylll be seen on latsy Levyls Judy Kautz yylll be seen yyearmg Joan Frank s dlmples Paul GIIVIH s slow manner IS lven to Rlchard Herr To Jay Strubel oes Albert foods basketball sklll Fred Myers receives lom flordons 101011 manner Norma Trlmble lIll'1CI'ltC LOIS Herrs hockey stlck Judy Hertzler lves her thln yyalstllne to Joan Mlller Kathryn H0lllHg9I yyllls her shorthand ablllty to those 1n need Carol Landon possesses Ruth Ann Hoobers ablllty to handle a car Jlm Houghton s blond yyavy halr goes to Burnell Krelder To Mary Retallack goes Marlanne Kendl s yyaltress sklll Vernon Kmss ysllls hls sklll 1n yyatch repalrln to the future yaatchmakers Sherwood Mlller recelyes Russell Latschfnrs plpe Dorothy Trego lnherlts Ruth Landls s quietness Barbara Pontz possesses Shlrley Martln s petlteness Patsy Melllngers French knoysledge goes to the future French YICUIIIS Roger Mlller leaves hls physlque to Bobby Zook Bonnie Mylllli piano playing ablllty Docs to Janet Weayer Dlck Neff wllls hls gentleman like manners to Harlan lxnlppenbur Shlrley Nolt g1V6S her drlvers llcense to future drlvers Margaret Rlneers slenderness yy 1ll be seen on Nancy Chambers Fllen Fehman 1nher1ts Pearl Shanks yysy yylth men Harold Sheaffers ablllty to ar ue goes to Ralph Andrew Robert Carrett recelyes Ronald Shenks mterest H1 readm Shlrley Devonshlre yylll be seen yyearln Dolores Smokers yylnnlng smlle Hope Young possesses Shlrley Staggers beautlful Slllglflg volce Donald Nesslage yylll use Henry qtauffer bluc llps and excuse cards George Stcffv s practical jokes fall to Ccrald lxmss Larry Weavers excess lnches yy 1ll be graclously used by Carl Huber LOIS Weaver wllls her cheerleadln ab1l1ty to future cheerleaders Pat Weavers sklll of yournallsm Hows to the pen of Dorothea Current Richard food becomes the ONIICI of Robert Vllolfes quiet personality Janette ZIIIIDICITIIBII yyllls her yun and vlgor to Martha Landxs We do hereby seal thls our last mll and testament ln the year of our Lord 1953 l 2 l - ' ' ' S 2 J ' lv J g it . . g U To f ' ' . 1. .1 ' ', , 1 Hive es. 3V U V . , .. V L . I 4. A ' . , , . 0. . V ' . W .' J M . T' V 7. V' f ' ' ' ' .. SV . . , V . g. .V u 9. f g , I ' : ' . 10. ' ' ' s 1 ' ' ' g . HV . . . L . . V VV . V 12V V g. . V .L . . V 13. V . V. V .. V M . V 14. ' . f - - I ,' ' J' . . 15. ' ' ' 1' ' ff . f . 16. f - . ' 'g' ' ' c ' . HV . V. . . . V - . . g w V 18. Rosa Kolbls easy'-going manner lingers with Sara Stambaugh. 19 ...' ' , ' '. .c S' C '. ' ,. 20. ' ' ' ' 7 ' . 21. - ' A ' 7 ' . 22. 1' ' J ' -ff Y' ' . 23. ff ' t ' ' ' V' . 24V . V.,L. .V.VV ..VVV k . VV 25V . V. . -. 5 , . gi 26V . V . . , . . V 27. ' ' ' c .. 28. , 1, ' ' . f J: '.V' . 29. Q Y g 1 , Y. 30 1 'f J ' ' ' ' g. 31V . . V. V . g , V. . . V 32V , L . V . V . . g. . V M 0' 4 ls - s' . '.. x .. 34. e V, ' ' A ' ' . 35. ' ' ' - ' . 36V . , V. . g . . J V V 37. , ' ' 'e . 38, ' , - , V - 1 ' . e 39V . V. L V. .V 8

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We Prophesy CALLINI AIL LAIyS CAI I ING AI I IARS' QHI I lx MXSFFRIOI S FXPLOQIUN ALONG IHI HI VH' lcroy BI'I lll luach patrolman was Hr t to lrrlve it thc cenf of fllQ'1 ter He cauffht lfht of Duck 'Neff the ffreat Olympic star 'ind llfe guard xcsculnf' Lol Herr Iols yy is attemptm to swim to Iwpcland for some dress Clf'9lgIlQ that her f0I'Bl ll IDUQIIICCQ partner lVIar1a1et Rlneer had forgotten to IN'ill her llhese deslsfns were needed for the connnff marriage of Pearl Qhank to an oll Illlllloll ane Back to the exploslon I lhomas Cordc n and I Harold Sheafler most honorable prophets floated over the catastrophe on our latest lIlyillIIOI1 a ma 1c molecule Many lmportant pen ple wele 'llfltlllg at the scene Pollce IlCllIt'Il3lfll .loan Irank and Federal ljycamlner larry Weaver could be een IJI'0WllI10' around the slte to find the cause of the accldent qecret lnyestlffator Betty Ilshleman met them and w 'ls brlefed on the case Ks they yy 'allied around a corner who should they meet Iut Judlth Hertller now a famous IIl3IllilTldllll'lIl and chznnt Dr llextzler lIlf0I'lH8Cl them that the exploslon was due to a chennc 'll reaction Oh ye lhe dlQ3QtCf aroused the whole town Iven thc newly elected mayor Henry Stauf fer and Chlef of Polrce Paul GIFVIH declded to myestwate the case Rover Miller and ,Iames Hough ton testlfied that from thelr north woods lookout tower the center of exploslon seemed to be the local chemlcal company The company was managed by Shlrley Martln, Dolores Smoker and Shlr Iey Staggers Kathryn Hollmver Chlef Clerk called a peclal meetmg of the Clty Councll Rlchard Bonawltz a leadmg suspect was led ln But he was lmmedlately released because Professor Ruth Ann Hoober t tlfied that he had been SlC6p1Ilg ln her psyeholoffv class at the famous watch makmff lnstltute of l Vernon lxmss B A M A Ph D Associate Professor Barry Erb also testlfied The second suspect was also released Dolores Mylm famous plamst of stage and televlslon proved that she had been wlth the famous car hops ,Ianette LIIHIIIFTYIIHH and qhlrlev lNolt The three of them were WVHIIIIIQL for Albert flood to tune M1 s lVIylln s famous plano handmade by l'verett De Wald The only remamlnff bulldmg near the eyplosron was a haberdashery owned by Robert Wolfe and Ronald Shenk EXld6HC6 showed that thls explosron proof bulldlng had been deswned by Wlarl anne Kendlff and bullt by Georffe Robert Steffy Also surveylnv the catastrophe were Rosa Kolb and Ruth Landls, both the MIVCQ of prominent farmers whose names l may not mentlon Frances Bard was wrltlng the story up for Pat Weayers daily newspaper Lois Weayer recently home from a mlsslonary trlp and Patsy Mellmffer quper lrtendert of Clty Nurses were caring for the wounded 8lIlLC no conclusive eyldence could be found Russell Latschar Dlstrlct Attorney ordered the lll yestl ation dro :ed g PI 1 I V V -V , V - Y VV. 4 1 V V V- VV Vs Y I LL, L ' 4 , I I 1 L J J 4 I A I ,I L . . I A L 4 L 4 L V s VV 4V V w 1 4 . , 1 A It I . J? 1 . T' 7 , ' . S Z , g T Sf ' .cS . I 'c K, S 5, ' Vw - . . . . B . . f 1 V V ' ' L ' V-' ' ' 4 . L , V L ' Q 2, c J c . D L . 4 , c Z., 44 ni L L'L VL 4 L 4. ' C. , L 'LL , Cf 'V L . L L C V C 4 L - . V- v V. V L l . L 1, ' . . c L c L L L, - 4k X V Vs . 0- . . I , , V - VL , .D V. U . . . . , . 1 ' , L ' . 4 ' 2. J I 5 v ' ' V , . V 4 U L L , , . L V . C- L, V 1. V , L . I L H 4. I V . L VJ V l Y' 9 I L ' ' G 'ic f ' .S . . V' ' . ' 1 - ' . . ' V. L L L ,V Vg V . V Q' V- . U 4- Y Y Y - , 5. L L V V . J I I , J L ' - . . V' ' ' . ' . ' ' f f ' Z? C f- V I I L .. ' 1. 4 ' L I L J f Y i C N. . . Y 4 Z-L V. , L , . L . L . ' L V on . . . V . L: M I ' V ' - . ' Z' C f - . . - L , . ., . ., . . L V LL L . L V L L LV . . VL v , L L A , . L . . V L V L ' Q . V L V . V . . Y s y. . , . -V I V ' SL A L L I J V 1 C' 4 ' 4 J y Y . . - . , ' . L L L D I 1. C . D' L' . ' l . C ' . L . . . 7 V V V V V Y r 7 1 w ' ' 1 l ' ' . 1 .V . L L A L U . LV . , V V . - ' V' . V VV V ' ' . V ' , L L V , V . LL L , L . , l HH,