Upper Leacock High School - Leolette Yearbook (Leola, PA)

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Vice-President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - With the ropes M O T T O of the past, we will ring th F L O W E R White Rose COLORS Maroon and White If 2 1 Robert Hartranft --- Marian Croff --- John Myer bells of the future. .S 4 1 ' S0194 PM f mx s ooh-:RES , . 'N v F59 'CY-s ' 43 N-I 1 3 'MNC V 61 'IRG 4114, 'M 'XRD SHjRLCY rm Dlb ' ' f D 6 ' kv' ' 'W Q a ex 75 f 1- 5' N ' V' 7 . 3? I, , . ' . I' QS, ' ., 5, ' ox ' , I -' . I Q . V 4' 6,59 944, x X Q 4 q x 4' ' 1 - 2 . f R Y L 5 4? 0 I ix I. ' aa 7' 44,4 . , , . ' s Q, .. wesv 0 W , , , X X . N. r 0 ,-2 44, 90 I-3 - 5 -f' Q I ' ,. o X5 0 A 'Q L x' Q is I X v n u Q ' o , 2 E 9' Q' A I 3 1 .,, 6, '55 'P if SPRIA F LIF' E31 M ROBERT LEE ALBRIGHT Nickname- Albie Address--Talmage, Pa. Birthday-January 28, 1932 Prized Possession- Chevvie Favorite Pastirne-Arguing Favorite Expression- You're drunk Favorite Class-Chemistry Distinguishing Characteristic-Wavy Hair Weakness-Blue-eyed blondes Ambition-To be a professor Reason for attending U.L.H.S.-To get an education Activities-Junior and Senior plays, Science Club ill-121 'A' WILLIAM LESLIE BROOMALL, JR. N Nickname-- Les Address--Leola, Pa. Birthday--July 31, 1932 Prized Possession-Pipe Favorite Pastime-Driving dadis Dodge Favorite Expression- Aw! Shucks Favorite Class-Solid Geometry. L Distinguishing Characteristic - Adamis apple Weakness-fPretty girls Ambition-Aeronautical engineer Reason for attending U.L.H.S.--To par- - ticipate in sports. Activities-Junior play, Baseball 110-11-121, Basketball 110-ll-123, Mixed Chorus C11-121, Staff 110-ll-123, Student Council C11-121, Class President 111-121, Science Club 110-11-121 l:4l t.: KATH RYN IRENE BUCKWALTER Nickname- Kas Address-Bareville, R. D. No. 1, Pa. Birthday-January 19, 1932 Prized Possession-Ice skates Favorite Pastime-Reading Favorite Expressionw Tl1at's for sure. Favorite Class-Typing Distinguishing Cliaraeteristie f Straight hair Weakness-Driver of a certain Dodge Ambition-To become a typist. Reason for attending U.L.H.S.-To get a diploma Activities-V--Staff tll-121. Home Economics Club 110-11-125 'A' JAMES GORDON GREINER N icknautc'-Jil im Address4Lancaster, H. D. No. 5, Pa. Birthday-January 18, 1933 Prized Possessionh-My money Favorite Pastime-Listening to the radio Favorite Expression- Ciminy gosh Favorite Class--Solid Geometry Distinguishing Characteristic-Silly grin Weakness-Driving the Ford Ambition-Politician Reason for attending U.L.H.S.-Compellcd to Activities--Junior and Senior play, Student Council 110.115, Baseball tell-121, Science Club 111-123, Class Secretary 1107, Model Club t10l I5 1 MARIAN GROFF Nickname- Grofi Address--Leola, Pa. BirthdayfDecemlver 9, 1932 Prized Possession--The use of my dads Chevvie Favorite Paslime-Watching.: television Favorite Expression--K'You kill me Favorite Class--Freneli Distinguishing Charactcristic--Short hair Weakness--Cheesehurgcrs Amhition--To become a gym teacher Reason for attending U.l,.H.S.--No way out of it Activities-Junior and Senior play, Cheerleading 110-12I, Typing Club 1111. Dramatic Club 1121, Mixed Chorus 111-125, Student Council 1121. Patrol 110-11-121. Class Secretary 111-123 GEORGE ROBERT HARTRANFT Nickname-- Hartie Address-Leola, Pa. Birthday-March 29, 1933 Prize-d Possession-Slide rule Favorite Pastime-Loafing Favorite Expression-? Y '? ?? Favorite Classfflhemistry Distinguishing Characteristic-Intelligence Weakness-Food Amlxition-Chemist Reason for attending U.1,.H.S.-To get an education Activities--,lunior and Senior play, Staff 110-11-127, Patrol 110-11-121 Student Council 110-11-121, Basketball 110-11-123, Baseball 110-11-123, Track 110-11-121, Science Club 110-11-121, Vice-president of Class 111-123 161 SHIRLEY ANN HESS Nickname- Hess Address-Leacock, Pa. Birthday-December 28, 1932 Prized 'Possession-Class ring Favorite Pastime-Daydreaming Favorite Expression-- That's tough Favorite Class-Typing Distinguishing Characteristic-Brown eyes Weakness-Certain senior boy Ambition-To work in an office Reason for attending U.L.H.S.-To get a diploma Activities-Junior and Senior plays, Home Economics Club 1101, Dramatic Club 111-121, Mixed Chorus 111-125, Track 110-11-121 11' MARY ANN HILLEGASS Nickname- Hillie Address-Leola, Pa. Birthday-May 9, 1932 Prized Possession-Driver's license Favorite Pastime-Playing the clarinet Favorite Expression- Oh, crap! Favorite Class--Study Distinguishing Characteristic-Blushing Weakness-Playing Canasta Ambition-To go to Millersville with Ginny Reason for attrnding U.L.H.S.-To gradu- ate from high school Activities-Junior play, Staff 1121, Mixed Chorus 110-11-123, Band 110-11-123, Patrol 110-11-121, Typing Club 1113, Dramatic Club 1123 E71 NANCY JANE HOOVER Nickname- l,ovesick Address-Bareville, R. D. No. 1. Pa. lj irthday-February 21, 1932 Prized Possession--Diamond ring Favorite Pastime-Writing to ,lay Favorite Expression- Don't bother me Favorite Class-Typing Distinguishing Characteristic-Speed typing Weakness-Buick convertible Ambition-Cartoonist Reason for attending U.L.H.S.-Have to pass the time till Saturday night somehow Activities--Senior play, Staff 111-121, Track 111-121, Mixed Chorus 1121, Study Club 1111, Home Economics Club 1121 'k KENNETH M. HORST Nickname- Ken Address-ALeola, Pa. Birthday-January 7, 1933 Prized Possession--Slide rule Favorite Pastime+Driving Pop's car Favorite Expression- You're crazy MTW Favorite Class-Mrs. 1,andis's study periods Distinguishing Characteristic!-Shortness Weakness-Mixing sodas Ambition--Electrical engineer Reason for attending U.L.H.S.-To waste away the time Activities-Junior play, Staff 1101, Science Club 111-121, Model Club 1101, Basketball Manager 110-11-121, Patrol 110-11-121 If81 VIRGINIA LOUISE HORST L Nickname- Ginny Lou Address--233 East Main Street, Brownstown, Pa. Birthday--December 17, 1932 Prized Possession-A certain senior's class ring Favorite Pastime-Reading?? Favorite Expression- Honestly Favorite Class-French Distinguishing Cllaracteristicwfliggles Weakness-Tall people Ambition-To become a teacher Reason for attending U.L.H.S.-Because her brothers did Activities-Junior and Senior play, Staff 1125, Chorus 1121, Student Council 111-121, Band 111-121, Science Club 1113, Dramatics Club 1121 if FRED LARRIMORE KURTZ Nickname- Kurtz Address-Leacock, Pa. Birthday-November 8, .1932 Prized Possession-Ford Favorite Pastime-Sleeping Favorite Expression- Oh hang! Favorite Class-P. O. D. Distinguishing Characteristic-Pointed Adam's apple Weakness-Women Ambition-To manage Kurtz's store Reason for attending U.L.H.S.-Because he had to Activities-Staff 1101, Basketball 110-11-121, Baseball 110-11-121, Typing Club 111-121 Mixed Chorus 110-11-121, Study Club 11.01, Track 110-11-121 191 ESTA LUIS LEAMAN Nickname --6'l,t-aman Arlclressf Leaeuek, Pa. Birthday--March 2, 1932 Prized Possession--Driver's license lfavurite Paslime-Playing hooky from school Favorite lfxpression-- Nu kidrlinu' Favorite ClassfSeniur math Distinguishing Charaeteristic-Talking wiK'HkI1l?SSTCll6VVlK'S Amhiliun-Tu he a housewife Reason for attending U.l,.H.S.-To get a diploma Activities--Patrol 410-11-121, Typing Club 110-11-121, Mixed Chorus 111-123 'k HENRY JOHN LOEWEN, JR. 1 1 Nivkname- Hen', Atlflresswv-l,e-aeuck, Pa. Birthdayf-Scptetnbcr 14, 1932 Prizetl Possession-Pop's Nash Favorite Pastime-Going to Brownstown Favorite Expression- Stupidl Favorite Class--Che-nlistry Distinguishing Characleristic-Height Weakness--A Certain girl Atnhitiun-Tu become a music teacher Reason for attending U.l,.H.S.-Because he livm-4 in U. l.. township Activities--,llutiur and Seniur play, Band 110-11-125, Basketball 410-123, Patrol 110- 11-123, Mixed Clturtts 110-11-121, Staff 1101, Student Council 4121, Science Club llll, Dramalics Club U21 f101 JOHN P. MYER Nickname- Pierre Address-Leola, Pa. Birthday-November 9, 1932 Prized Possession-A certain junior's picture Favorite Pastime-Drivin the SB S Favorite Expression- Hi men! Favorite Class-VP. 0. D. Distinguishing Characteristic -- Intelligent look Weakness-The fairer sex I Ambition--? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1 I Reason for attending U.L.H.S.-Certain laws Activities-Junior and Senior play, Baseball 110-ll-121, Basketball 110-11-121, Patrol 110-11-123, Student Council 110-125, Staff 110-123, Mixed Chorus 1111, Track 110-11-121, Treasurer of Class 110-121, Model Club 1105, Science Club 111-125 'A' ROBERT ALLEN STITZEL Nickname- Inky Address--339 W. Marion Street, Lancaster, Pa. Birthday-March 3, 1931 Prized Possession-Blue shirt Favorite Pastime-Visiting Walnut Street Favorite Expression- That's emphatic Favorite Class-Solid Geometry Distinguishing Characteristic-Always fighting Weakness-Walnut Street Ambition-To be a lumberman Reason for attending U.l...H.S.-Play basketball Activities--Track 111-121, Science Club 111-121, Mixed Chorus 1125 1 11 1 SARA VICTORIA SWEIGART Nickname- Sweig Address- Farmersville, Pa. Birthday-October 6, 1932 Prized Possession-Certain pearls Favorite P3.Slill1f'-Y Sleeping Favorite Expression'- You darn fool Favorite Class-'Gym Dist inguislming CllZ1I'8l'l1'l'1S1ll'?.'xlW ays chewing gum Weakness-Foocl Ambition-Opera sing:-r? ? ? Y if 'f ?? H-.- Reason for attending 1l.l,.1'l.S.-'TO get out of work Activities-llomc Economics Club 1111, Dramatics Club 1121 'k IJOLORES IVIAE YUNGINGER , Nll'liI'l3I1l1'--uD0llN 1Mlmlre-ss--Leola, Pa. Birthday-May 14, 1933 Prizf-d Possession---Driver's license Favorite Paslime-Going to the movies lx . Favorite Expressionf- You're a card l zlvorih' Class--P. 0. D. DlSlll1jJ,'lllSl1lllg Characl1-ristic-Deep voice Weakness--Pork barbecue A Amlrilion--Private secretary Reason for allvnmling U.1,.l'l.S.--ll is nom V pulsory 1 i Avlivilies--,lunior and Senior play, Patrol 110-11-121, Stull:-nt Council 1l0i, Vice presiflenl of Class 110-111, Mixed Chorus 111-121, 'lll'd1'li 1lUAll-121. llramalim' Club 111-12J, Cheerlearling 110412J 1 12 J CLASS HISTORY ln September 1946 we, the class of '50, assembled in Mr. Evans, room to begin our four years of high school. Although our class was organized, we engaged in very few activities. Autumn of 1947 found us as sophomores. However to our regret our class had dwindled greatly. We took several biology field trips, and in the Spring we visited Valley Forge. Before we were aware of it, the school year had ended and half of our senior high career was gone. After our summer vacation, twenty of us returned to school in September. We welcomed Robert Albright, Nancy Hoover, Virginia Horst, Robert Stitzel, and Sara Sweigart to our class. Under the super- vision of Mr. Eshleman we organized our class. We selected our class rings and received them in time for Christmas. Soon after our Christmas vacation, we were busily rehearsing our junior play, Desperate Am- brose, under the direction of Mrs. Lilley, we presented our play in March. Later we went to Gettysburg and toured the battleground. Near the close of the term, we entertained the senior class at a party. In September 194-9 we assembled in Miss Kendigls room and organized our class for our last year in high school. ln November we presented our senior play, The Awkward Pause, directed by Mrs. Lilley. In the spring we were entertained by the junior class. We also went on a trip to Washington, D. C. Baccalaureate Services were held on May 21, and Commencement exercises May 29, 1950. As we left Upper Leacock, we carried with us fond memories that will not be' forgotten. i' C L A S S P O E M COMMENCEMENT We're about to enter the cruel world To make or break our name, But with our royal pennant unfurled We're sure of winning fame. Typical citizens on the brink Of stamping out all wrong, Weill not forget to stop and think To make our conquest strong. So we sincerely wish to assure You who have helped us here That we shall use those lessons so pure To meet tasks without fear. -Virginia Horst F131 lf14l .1 WWW HI llli ,WA , i151 HB1 ur ig 15 'RSE SXA ,,,,,Mgv-..n I:17 S' ,WMA .. .. , 5 522 CLASS PROPHECY It is an evening in January in the year 1963. The Inaugural Ball of Mr. James G. Greiner, the newly elected Governor of Pennsylvania, has just begun. The Governor and his party are taking their places of honor. Standing near the Governor are the Lieutenant Governor, Mr. Robert Stitzel, and Mr. Greineris campaign manager, Mr. Fred Kurtz. Also in the Governor's party are Miss Virginia Horst, the Super- intendent of Public Instruction, and Mr. John Myer, the head of the Department of Highways. Miss Kathryn Buckwalter and Miss Shirley Hess, the Governor's two capable secretaries, are nearby, as are Miss Dolores Yunginger and Miss Sara Sweigart, the secretaries of the Lieu- tenant Governor. Miss Esta Lois Leaman, the Governor's private nurse, is also present. Meanwhile some of the guests are arriving. One of the first to arrive is Miss Nancy Hoover, the artist who has just been widely acclaimed both in the United States and abroad. Soon Mr. Robert Albright, Mr. Kenneth Horst, Mr. Robert Hartranft, and Mr. Leslie Broomall enter together. These four have been working for the United States Government in developing a space ship which could be used in interplanetary travel. Just then the orchestra, conducted by Mr. Henry Loewen, begins to play. The first number includes a solo by the famous instrument- alist, Miss Mary Ann Hillegass. Everyone comments on Miss Hille- gass's gown, which was designed by Miss Marian Groff, the famous fashion designer, who is also present at the ball. On looking over the company which is assembled here, it seems that the Class of 1950 of Upper Leacock High School is well represented. A, I:18l - . I 9 NM E f' ' I 'fp 'j J . 4- Q X fo 0 7 I+, el K C 91 ' aww iq,-If ,Ax ' I A ff' BU 'XRD Ol ICDI ICQYFION .. . . u 4 4 .Q -. -N, -... .Q . .V , 5l.lll1I Iffr In Il,.lll xxlllldlll I.. 4fl.1 mm. Ind mu. Nl: .,llllllllgdll1lx.xlll Ill! ul: nl I Rm ' !XlIl'll. PI1'Hi4ll'IlI. 9 ' 2 .. Yl'l' Wills-r. S4'I'l'1'lLll'y. Slilllilillgl Iurka- If-lwll-hzlnlvl lmxtvx' li F.-Ufl'LTY Sl'2lll'1l- lvfl ln figlll Nlrs. Russ. Hrs. Nlnrris. Vw. l.illr'5. Xliff Kvnmii Nlrs. IAIIIIIIN. NIP. Rllvilll. Standing I4-ft In Yigllll Ur. .lun-ph. N111 Kink. Nh wok. Mr. Bl'lAkht'iIllf'l'. Mr. Evans. Mr. Niuholi. Mr. Rvssel. 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Krvisvr. JN. Toth. J. liulwy. . . BAND , , ., FITS! nm-Y lvfl In right-M. A. lllllm-grass, V. llursl. R. lxuvlwl. H. VH-lxgnx lf. Smith. J. l.im'nln. SPCOIICJ row--R. Good. D. Parma-r. ll. Kmlsirlgvr. K. Rvllvwx ll. l.lhl'NH'll. J. WYf'HVQ'l', lf. Bunk, D. Carson, J. Kvnsingvr. 'l'l1irml rom---J. l asl1a1'l1I D. N:-ll:-r. ll. Nllllvr. J. lloffard, D. Ilunsecker. M. Huber. J. lxn-Ill. A. l.m-mn Nlrs. Lillvy. I: 23 J BASKETBALL TEAM Front row-loft to right-Manager, K. Horstg C. Smithg R. Buzzard: J. Myer: L. Broomallg D. Bushongg Manager, C. Wolgemuth. Back row---Coach. Mr. Zinkg C. Carson: D. Emi-ry: ll. Loeweng F. Kurlzg R. lflartranftg Manager, .l. Ste-ffyg Mr. Nichols. TEAM RECORD INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ll.l..ll.S. OPP. Total Points Alumni ........ .. -- 30 46 Hvnry Loewen .. .....,.. 123 Manheim Boro .... -- 44 74 Carl Smith ..... -- 127 West Lampc-ter --,.. -- 23 32 Denton Emery ---. -- 88 Nlanhoim Boro East Hempli'-ld Rothsville -. -.. Denver ---..,- Quarryvillt- --- East Hempfi:-ld Paradiso .,... East fiocalifo New Holland - East Lampvls-r Rothsvillv -.,- Denver --- Quarryville -.. Paradise .... East Cocalico Now Holland - East Lampetcr l.c-elle Broomall Charlcs Carson Robert Hartranft John Myor -...- l rP:l Kurtz .... Robert Blizzard - Donald Rushong Total --- f24l V . V 1 D JUNIOR PI..-U' V I 5Iilll1IlIlQ I:-fl In right--VR. Book. ,I. br:-lm-r. NI. K. Illllvgass. X. Ilnrs . . , -. . I Ilmumull. 5. III-ss. II. Imvwn-11. Ix. Ilnrsl. lx. JXIIIIIQLIII, R. Ilurlrunfl. Ia. I It llllilll. ,I. Nlyvr. II. I lnlgingvr. and NI1'-. l.ill1-5. Svulc-II-Ie'fl ln x'ig1Ill-J. Klopp lIllI NI II .IIT X SENIOR PIAY Slumling In-Il lu riglll Mrs. I,ilI1-3. IC. I,. l.1-mmm. NI. lIruII. Ii. Iiuu I U11-i11m'. II. I.m-xxx-ll. S. Ilvsf, R. llarxranfx. and NI. ,-X. IIiIIm-glass, Sn-uh' - Il hrfN. Horst. D. Iungingvr, J. Klopp. ,I. NIyv1'. R. :XIIvrigI1I. N. Ilouvvr, I251 QI left ll 1IllICliRl.lE.'XllERS Iwi' In Il Ill Xl 1 nuff Il X ung.1ngu-r. ,l. l.mculn. li. l'arnn cuss OI-' 1950 f 26 J CLASS WILL We, the members of the Class of 1950, of Upper Leacock High School, being of sound mind and generous disposition, desire that our possessions be bestowed upon our successors. We do hereby, and in the presence of these witnesses, make, publish, and declare the following to be our last will and testament. First, we bequeath to the junior boys the senior boys' manly features, and to the junior girls' the senior girls' pleasing personalities. Secondly, we bequeath to the seventh grade our ability to be quiet in study hall. The individual members of the class herein named bequeath the fol- lowing: ITEM: To anyone who is afraid to stand un for what is right and wrong, Bob Albright gives his ability at arguing. To Peg Burkholder, Kenny Horst willingly surrenders his slide rule. To Tommy Dorsey, Henry Loewen wills his trombone technique. Doll Yunginger's shorthand marks go to any junior who can steal and get away with them. To any junior using the hit and cuss method, Shirley Hess gives her typewriter. To Marlene Spence, Nancy Hoover gives her valuable cat fur coat. To any girl who is planning to settle down, Kathryn Buckwalter readily forfeits her ability to keep house. Bob Hartranft's good marks to Donald Bushong, who seems to have the initiative to study? ? ? ? To anyone who can fill it, Fred Kurtz leaves his basketball suit. Sara Sweigart willinglg bequeaths her thrilling Q???J Saturday evenings to Betty Ann Stau er. Mary Ann Hillegass gives her seat in band to anyone who thinks that they can screech on the clarinet. To the jet planes, John Myer gives the speed at which he drives the 88. Marian Groff gives her wobbly seat in French class to Nancy Stauffer, who seemingly loves the French room, fespecially when the seniors have class.l To Scrump 'Greiner, Virginia Horst deems it necessary to surrender her exquisite Palmer Method. To anyone wishing no work and all night-life, Bob Stitzel leaves his imprints on the path to Walnut Street. Esta Lois Leaman gives her thirteen study periods a week to Bob Barnes, who seems to have a hard time getting three. Les Broomall gives his Latin seat to his sister Puss . Jim Greiner gives his position as comedian of the senior class, to anyone capable of holding such an admirable position. All real estate, personal property, trash, or junk remaining after our departure from this institution shall be disposed of in such manner as is deemed advisable. In the presence of these witnesses, we have hereunto set our seal and signature to this our last will and testament on this twenty-ninth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and fifty. Signed: SNAVELYS' FARM SERVICE The Class of 1950 Farm Equipment Household Appliances SALES and SERVICE Phono. New Holland 678 E271 T I T ATTN tjmnyihing in Cams, l HIGHS RESTAURANT VENETIAN BLINDS I I BROWNSTQWNI 1:5- IFlexalum in Colorsl WINDOW SHADES I FINE HATS Root BEER C' I HOMEMADE PIES I. C. MI-STEER. IR. Plumbing and Heating Leola 6-2202 FRANK L. STELLER Auctioneer and Real Estate Salesman LEACOCK, PA. Phone-I. l 6-2247 H. M. STALFFER 8. SONS COAL - LUMBER - FEED LEOLA, PA. WITMER. PA. LANCASTER, PA. RONKS, PA. L. CLYOE SMITH a Sims E i M I Yard?i:EecIl1ETjd IAE1xcT1T.E:eEester 1- Phone 2-8015-2-5515 iw i V W C. ROSOOE MILLER T Compliments of Wall PapeIrEgrELPcl:ier Hanging Estimates Cheerfully Give USED CARS Phone 6-2384 - N iii' i Virr g M Vniww H V Y V LEOI.A WATER WORKS RICHARD T M.3E'R5,.X5lE1'3..d I HARDWARE A, PA. I LEACOCK, PENNA. 81 For Everything in Music Sports Goods 161-163 E. King St. LANCASTER, PA. '1' l h 2 7249 KIRK JOHNSON 8. 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