Lancaster High School - Vidette Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Harold Witmer Coopemtive Industrial Society: Intrunmrnl Sports: Clubs: Clxvnlistry, Lettering. This youthful and promising: machinist found little time to be interested in nthletif-s or Sehool activities, but like most fellows he must have had one outside interest. Myron E. Wolf f'ommereial Class President: Honor Society: Truck Manager: Intramural Sports: Band: Clubs: Lettering, Shorthand. A real dictator, who held the reigns of both the Senior Class and the Truck team in his h:1nds.Myron also found time to have :I little diversion Mout- side of school. Ask Betty! Gcrald E. Young l'oo1wl':1tiVe Industrial Society: Intramural Sports: Clubs: Etiquette, Chemistry. This lad is another good machinist and :1 steady plodder. He is much more secretive about that one friend than of his work at Armstrong's.

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Lester B. Weitkamp General Intramural Sportsg Lincoln Ili-Yg Clubs: Travel , Baseball. Small. 1'llgg'i'Il. and happy top Smoky's el1a1':u'teristies. He might be a good soevei' player. but as a pliysies student he's a flop. Ilere's hoping: you grow, Les. I Morris Weller Cooperative Industrial Societyg Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Cheznistry, Gym. A good student. a good patterii inaker, and a good jokester! Does Stevens Trade hold an attraction for Morris or is it the super's daughter? Raymond L. Wiggins General Football Squaclg Intramural Sportsg Clubs: L1'lU'l'lllgQ Baseball. How this lad did enjoy his Trig and Law courses! During' the autumn. he played football: during: the winter. snowball, especially in the vicinity of Llllllx and Orange S'i'1'eels. I fx e-1 1 , V ,W l Le Roy S. Wenger Cooperative Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Radio, Tennis. A Seeond Marconi! His wise remarks often spell misfortune. hut that' does not delraet from his radio ability. Dot-dasll-Ilot-Dot I Samuel Wiley Coopa-1':ltiVo lndustrial Society: Intramural Sportsg Clubs: llaseball, Gym. Contrary. quick telnpered, yet likable. as only illl Irislnnan can bo! I'll betcha for dough he'll be wiring his own house soon. Fred C. Winters General Intramural Athletic Councilg Illll'fllllll1'ill Sportsg Clubs: Cartoon, Travel. This tall. lanky fellow should have been a traek star. Anyway, he does star in something, and that is Ulllmlllillgu. Just ask anyone in his French or Eng- lish classes. l57l

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Class Motto: Today we follow, tomorrow we lead SQ Class Poem Great school, whose honors we share, Whose love, so noble, Deep in our hearts we bear. What friend could be more trusting- You've taught us to be men- What friend could be more faithful Than that which you have been? We love you Alma Mater, You've taught us to look highg God bless your mighty doctrines, And may they never die! But we are now to leave you. What sadder fate could be As here our ways are parted. We bid adieu to thee! Go forward, oh you classmates, The play is just begun: And when death draws down the curtain, May no act be found undone. Play fair. play square, play high: Then through sweet chords of mern'ry, Your souls will never die. Russell Allen SQ Class Flower Talisman Rose