Warwick High School - Warrian Yearbook (Lititz, PA)

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-1- Warwick Iii-Revue Most Popular Best-looleing Brunette Beste-looleing Blonrle Best Athlete Best Musician Most Often Together One Couple'-Girls One Couple.-Boys One Couple-Boy an Most Likely to Succeed Class Clown Nicest Smile Best Dressefl Greatest Giggle Best Aezer Best Artist Most Carefree lVlost HRornantical Best Cowboy Most Serious lVlost Talleative Best Dancer lWost Depenrlalmle Biggest Flirt Most Studieus Best personality Best Speaker Twenty-six I l Girl dass Poll BOY .lames lvlarlin James Marlin Robert Grube Robert Hess ,lames lvlartin Robert lvlumma lvlervin .lolms Wlervin .lolms Robert lvlumma ,lack lvlessner James Martin Kennetb lVlcCoy .laclc lVlessner Robert lvlumma Kennel ld lVlcCoy .laclc lVlessner Robert lvlumma Robert Hess James lvlartin .laclc lxflessner Robert lvlumma .lames Martin .lames lVlartin Robert Wlumma Robert' lvlumma .lames Nlartin Robert Nlumma GIRL Nancy Longeneclcer Pat Carpenter lvlarlene Conracl Nlargarel Huber Geraltline Hess Nlargaret Huber Violet Frey Fay Garner Slrirley Hellman .lacqueline I:lSlll'Y Geralcline Hess Sllirley Geliman Nancy Longeneclcer Silirley Kulp Shirley Erwin Sllirley Gelmman Pat Sinclair Shirley Clellman Pat lxfliller Nancy Longeneclcer Florence Robrer Slnirley Gellman Silirley Kulp Pal Carpenter Ueralclinc Hess Jacqueline F'lSlIf'I' .loan Habeclcer Nancy Longeneclcer Ceralcline Hess

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dass Prophecy lcontinuecll Across tlle street l was allractecl by a neon sign tllal llasliecl, Ml'laussa- bariclc Lunclieonette. Betty Tyson ancl Arlene Carvell, Qwnersu. Upon enter- ing, l cliscoverecl tlwat Janet Hollinger was llle liearl waitress. As slme looli my orcler, l aslcecl lwer il slie lmew wliere some ol our classmates were. Slwe saicl tlwat .loan Habeclcer and Elva Kreicler were cloing missionary worlc witlm clmilclren in Africa. Slwe also tolcl me sl1e lwacl receivecl a letter lrom Slonirley Kulp vvlmo l1acl won national acclaim lor swimming tlie Gull ol lxflexico. As l was leaving tlw lunclieonette. vvl1o was coming in but .laclc lVlessner. .laclc was now a well-lcnown stoclc brolcer. He ancl llis wile invitecl me to tlieir pent-l10use lor tl1e niglit. Accorcling to .lacla lie liacl recently employed tllree ol our girls as lmis private secretaries, Florence Rol1rer, Gloria Gooclman. ancl Rose Vvalton. ilaclc tolcl me lie llacl just bought lor l1is wile a minlc coat wllose label reacl Hlray Garner ancl Sliirley Erwin. Fasliion Designersu. .laclc also suggestecl to me tllat, il l were ever in tlie area ol San Francisco. l SllOlllCl visit a goocl olcl Lancaster County Coolcing Scliool. operalecl by Nancy Longeneclcer and Marlene Conracl wlio were also leaturing a claily article on coolcing in many papers. Tlwe next morning. alter spencling a cleliglitlul nigllt witll .laclc and bis lamily, l cleciclecl to wall: to my liotel room. My attention centered on a sign wlwiclm saicl 'Bob Wlumma, Pliysical Culture . l enterecl, ancl tliere stood Bob giving our olcl lrienrl, Bob Hess, now a pro basketball player, a vigorous rub- clown. Between grunts, Bob tolcl me l1e l1acl been lallcing to lvlel Slieneberger wlmo was now a plain clotlwes man lor tlie F. B. l. His present assignment was to investigate tl1e activities ol Principal Fullrman. Before Bob coulcl linislw what lme was saying, a wlwite mist settlecl clown upon us - seemingly lrom out ol nowliere. Everytliing in tlle room was lacling and becoming inclistinct loelore my eyes. ln my ellorts to clear tlmis mist. l vigor- ously rubloecl my eyes. only to lincl someone sllalcing me. ancl telling me tliat if l clicln't lnirry l woulcl miss tlue lmaslcetball game witli our olcl rival. New Hollancll Twenty-live 1952

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Class W17l 19.52 We. the Class of 1952. of VVarwicle Township High School, heing of souncl lnocly anrl mentally alert, rio iierelvy rleclare unto our unrler classmen. our last will anrl testament as follows: To the Freshman Class we will our quietness in class ami stucly hall. To the Sophomore Class we will our many talents and also our leaclership. To the Junior Class we will the Senior Classroom With the hatterecl cieslcs anrl chairs. To the following incliviciuals the seniors will: pat Carpenter i- height i- Nancy Frey Arlene Carvell i- false teeth '-- Joe Gruhe Nlarlene Conracl '- hloncle hair - Lois Shenlc Shirley Erwin '-1 laugh f- lva Marlin Jacqueline Fisher - blushing i- Arlene Zoolc Violet Frey -1 slucliousness F- Dale fciruloe Fay Garner F- giggle f- Janet Hess Shirley Ciehman - tallcativeness '-- Nancy lVlyers Gloria Gooclman -1 lrecliles -1 Elfriecle Wolf John Gruhe - height -- Kenneth Martin Robert Gruhe f-1 upestinessi' i-f lVlarian Frey Joan Haheclcer - lionclness lor rlogs ,- Fay Oher Geraldine Hess f- musical aloility -1 Elmer Huber Robert Hess - big teet i- Howard Vveachter Janet Hollinger - shyness i- Davicl Kreiter Margaret Huher '- athletic ahility '- Shirley Spangler Lois lrvin i- flirting - Nlarilyn lxliller lxflervin Johns - muscles - Jacob Grolf Elva Kreicler '-- iussiness i- lVlary Ellen Nolt Shirley Kulp - ahility lo play piano i- Julia Sheatter Nancy Longeneclcer - clriving ability f-1 Lucille Roth James lxflarlin - black wavy hair f- Donald Carvell Jaclc Nlessner i- clowning -f Clarence Rohrer Kenneth lVlcCoy p- climples - Ronalcl Kulp Orpha lVliller - shortness - Carolyn Forney Pat Miller - hlaclc hair r- Janice Yarnell Rohert lVlumma F- voice - Larry Long Arlene Reigel i- small feet f- Donalcl Tennis Donalcl Roether '- physique f-1 Franlc Kepner Florence Rohrer f-1 quietness -f lcla Rice Larry Roth - jolces i- Lois Snycler lwlelvin Sheneherger F- acting aloility --1 Tecl lVlcCoy Pat Sinclair - artistic ahility -1 Gloria Lutz Ray Sweitzer i- managers jolo - Clyde Young Betty Tyson - cowhoying - Lois Binlcley Rose Walton - smile '-1 Doris Nlarxen We hope you antl the rest of the Stuclent body are satisfied ancl will Better yourselves lay using these gifts which we have so generously lmestoweol upon you. Signecl CLASS or '52 TX! 'r-nty-seven