Warwick High School - Warrian Yearbook (Lititz, PA)

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lib . . 1952 Q if 'Ky wlwl. K BJ y l . . i' .,ng,i0y.l yt yi it O4 yi Wi :ill I . , . J!! MM Raymond Sweitzer R W I lxlixerl Clmrus 'I Bmkf-ilmll lvlmmger 3--l gm Rnyis luvorile expression is iIOyln Vvllen il Comes lo seallopecl polatoes. Ray can lime iouncl near. Faster cars llian a Ds-Solo is luis pel peeve. His out- slancling cllaruclerislic is l1is blue eyes, nncl Rayis prizecl possession is l1is loecl. Vve wisll Ray sueeess in wllalever lie may allempl. Betty lane Tyson Glec Clulw 3 'llrawlc 2 lxflixerl CilKDrllS Girls' ciil0l'KlS l lVlay Day l Patrol 3 Bilulc 2 XVilK'I1 you lwear Oli, clearlu you lmow Betty is near. Her favorite foocls are clieeselaurgers ancl root laeer. People wlwo canit talce a jolce is ller pet peeve. Her clriveris license is ller prizecl possession ancl sl1e can be seen Cowlooying Wil'l1 tlie Car. Slie l1opes to Worlc in an olliiee. Betty, weire sure, will suceeecl. 3' sn, I , Rose Marie Walton Give Clula 3 May Day 1 lvlixecl CIIOFUS fl Trarli 2 Patrol 3-,I Girls' Clmrus l Billlr- Her nickname is URosey anal slle is lwearcl saying. Doggone. Her friencls are loner most clierisliecl pos- sessions. Slie clislilies lazy people. Her outslanfling CilklI'ilClE'I'iSfiC. ller smile, is sllown Wllen slie receives canrly, lier tavorile toocl. Vve Wisli good luclc to HRoseyH in lier amloition ot Worlcing in an ottice. Tw enlyrnne

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Warwick fl!-Revue Larry M. Roth Basketball 1-2-3-ll Baseimii 4 Attlletic Counril -l .lunior Play 3 TfHClC l-2-fi Larry, or Uvviieeln. is oliten iiearcl saying. UGet out of here. He ciiose Ciioeoiate calce and appie sauce as his favorite ioocis. Larryis pet peeve is girls lilat tailc too much. His prizeci possession is luis wristwalctm, anct tlis outstanding ciiaracterislic is iris soutixpaw. Larry ilas great iiopes of becoming a carpenter. K '- , O' ' W it jf L b Q i 6 Uv Q fi I i S. il pie egqe L. 'N ' fi. . eiball 3.4 L i ay 4 ' nl idea' u gr he expression often tlearci use-ci XA Y in HM IS avorlte food is sweet potatoes, and Nj. e ctr itces goss' s'. iViei's prized possession is his it . ro n fn black, tnootc. His quicic temper is il out and' characteristic. Mei has great hopes ot tae' ing swimmier in time future. Gooct iucic. Met. 1 . g 'x X Q IJ I if 'r R s . J ? fi Q y' . .f '-AQ, - ff ' i,f:il ,Q 1' f . 1, - - - '- 4 . Q K I 2 1 ,I , jx ' C ' -.1 E. Pjjricia Sinclair 2, Girls: Ctiorus i Bus Patrol 2-3-4 9 l Gilfe i-2-4 Yearimooii Statt 4 ' Niixed Chorus 3-4 Newspaper Ciutv 2 , ' Nay Day i Stucient Counrii i-243 Twenty in Pattyf' as site is known to ali ot us, is often heard saying, Oil, loverin Pattys favorite foori is scaitops. Site can't stanci nosey peopte, ami her oii set is tier prized possession. Siie is outstanciing for tier artistic atniiity. Vveyre sure Patty Wiil succeeci in iwer ambi- tion of being a nurse.

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Warwlkk H13-Revue Tw dass fffkfory Four years ago, in the year ol i948-l949. lilly-three ol us stumhletl. pushed. ancl lell into the hanfls ol lVlrs. Hess. our lreshman aclvisor. ancl into high school. with two goals in mincl -- one was a short ancl sweet high school career. ancl the other was a long aml glorious one. We electecl Ken lVlcCoy as presiclent. ,lim lVlartin as vice presiclent. Gerry Hess as secretary, ancl Anna Stoner as treasurer. Qur stuclent council members were Robert lVlumma ancl Pat Sinclair. .lim lVlarlin was our athletic council member. ln the spring Pat Carpenter ancl Shirley Zell hacl the privilege ol being the lvlay queen attenrlants to .lanet Shelly. During the year we were sorry to see lxlartha Bollinger. Samuel High, Ruth May. Mary lVlusser, Loretta Smith. ancl Bolo Stelly clepart lrom our class. but we were glacl to have .laclc lVlessner ancl Ray Sweitzer join our class. As we startecl our sophomore year in l949. in a more orclerly lashion. unrler the clirection of lVlr. Klopp, we hacl lorty-three pupils. Titus Boll, Verna Hairle- man. Jacob King, Clycle Shonlc, .lohn Vvillains. ancl Larry Roth clicl not return with us. We electerl .lim lxflartin to be our presiclent aml .laclc lxflessner to be our vice presiclent. Gerry Hess ancl Anna Stoner were again electerl secretary ancl treasurer. respectively. Our stuclenl council members were Robert lVlumma ancl Pat Sinclair. Bill Daviclson ancl Margaret Huber were our athletic council representatives. ln the spring We hail our sophomore party in the high school auclitorium. l am sure everybocly hacl a wonclerlul time at this party. During our sophomore year Kenneth Hackman, .lohn hflartin. ancl Ella Mae Vvanner departecl from our class ancl, as we came baclc lor our junior year. Jay Diclc, Gareth Long, ancl Erlwarcl Stiel clicl not return with us. Larry Roth, however. rejoinecl us to malce our junior class a total ol thirty-eight. During the year Anna Stoner went to l-ititZ High School, ancl Janet Hollinger came here lrom Ephrata. lvlr. Trupe. our junior aclvisor. liacl a class ol thirty-eight almost the entire year. .lim Martin repeatecl as presiclent, Bill Daviclson became our vice presirlent, Jacqueline Fisher tool: over the job ol treasurer. ancl Gerry Hess was again sec- retary. Robert lvlumma, Pat Sinclair, Bill Daviclson. ancl lxlargaret Huber re- peatecl as stuclent ancl athletic council members. respectively. ln October. we purchasecl our class rings, which were yellow golrl with a VX7arwiclc Township High School Crest centerecl on a blue spinel stone. Qn March I7 ancl 18, l95l, we presenterl Seventeenth Summer, uncler the flirection ol lxflrs. Arthur F. Hess. with Gerry Hess in the leacling role. enty-two