West Lampeter Vocational High School - We La Hi Yearbook (Lampeter, PA)

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N ame HAZEL ARMSTRONG GLORIA AUKAMP ARLENE DULL EMMA MAE FLORY JOAN FRANK HARRIET GROFF HORACE GROFF FLORIENDA HAMBLETON PAUL HERR ROBERT HERR JANE HOOVER DAVID HUBER BAYARD JOHNSTON JEAN KERN LEOTTA KLAUS ROBERT KREIDER ARLENE LAHR BETTY LANDIS HENRY LEAMAN CI.AIR MARTIN BILL MATTERN CHARLOTTE MYLIN YVONNE NEVILLE ELAM PICKELL EARL RANKIN BETTY ROHRER PARKE ROHRER VIOLET SHANK DANIEL SIGMAN RUSSEL WAGNER JOANNE WORMAN A rn bitio n Not to marry dur- ing the war. To marry her boss. Reach 5' 5 . Enter Student Nurse Corps. Prove the farm the best place. Commercial Illustrator. join the Marines. Nurse. Take the Oath of Hippocrates. Get in the Air Corps. Hair Dresser. Not Much. Band Conductor. Nurse. Laboratory Technician. Aviation. Doc's Wife. join the WAACS. General Purpose Farmer. join Navy. Photographer. Aviatrix. To marry a soldier. Manager of New York Yankees. Be a Flyer. Learn to make up my mind. Airplane Mechanic. To-wait the dura- tion. Getgin the Army Air Corps. Industrial Artist. To hook a Sailor. 01005 C0198 Hobby Scrap Book of the Army. China Dogs. Tickling the Ivories. Photography. Reading. Painting. Chopping Wood. Seeing Popular Orchestras. Piano Playing. Model Building and Sports. Reading. Collecting Soap. Chess Playing. Reading. Reading. Model Airplanes. Roller Skating. Photographs. Mechanics, Sports. Horseback Riding. Making Pins. Skating. Collecting Baseball Articles. Horseback Riding. Roller Skating. Fishing. Skating. Seeking dope on Airp anes. Carpentering. Scrapbook. l 15 l Favorite Saying Don't we all? Where is my Honey? jeepers ! I hope I get a let- ter today. Oh, Heck! Oh! Stop it! Hi ya, Doc! Hey, Flory! Ach ya. Hi ya, Speed! Firation ! I-Ii, Ace Y Are you kiddin'? Honest. ' ' Are you kid- ding? ' 'That's what you think! Oh my gosh! Go fly a kite! By golly! Hi, Boy! Heil! Yipe! What comes along? Pro. Meat ball. Here-here ! Hi, Ace! Oh, Mamma! I don't believe it ' Well, I'll be a rotten skunk! Oh, shoot! Favorite Song As Long As You're Not in Love. Moonlight Becomes You. At Last. As Time Goes By. There Are Such Things. This is No Laugh- ing Matter. As Long as You're Not in Love. Stardust. Finlandia. Army Air Corps Song. Dearly Beloved . Can't Get Out of This Mood. Moonlight Becomes You. For Me and My Gal. I Had the Craziest Dream. My Devotion. My Devotion. Dearly Beloved. Marine Hymn. Moonlight Becomes You. Army Air Corps Song. Black Magic. As Time Goes By. Moonlight Becomes You. Moonlight Becomes You. Black Magic. Moonlight Becomes You. Moonlight Becomes You. Army Air Corps Song. Moonlight Becom'es You. Make Believe. Prize Pr1.r.re.r.rion Watch. Her Cousin and Big Feet. Diary. Phonograph, Watch. Her Eyes. 12 Gauge Shotgun. McCaskey Ring. Flock of Pure Bred New Hampshires. '35 Chevrolet. Watch. Bicycle. Horn. Skeezix. .IUYY ther dogb. His Women. Roller Skates. Cedar Chest. Camera. Wrist Watch. Camera. A Certain Necktie, Bookkeeping Papers. Pop's Tires and Gas. Pontiac. Certain Sailor. Green Ford. Skates. '29 Chevrolet. Hammer. Blonde Hair.

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CKULZ55 Adforg Four years have passed since we entered West Lampeter High School as Freshmen: years long to be remembered by all, years nlled with joys and sorrows, laughter and tears, and work and play, all dear as well as profitable to our memory. In September of 1939, we who were to be known as the Class of 1943, gathered to- gether for the first time as high school students. But the Freshman Year was not nearly as unpleasant as we had anticipated it would be. Before many days passed, friendships that would be broken and renewed were started. Robert Kreider resumed the duties of Presi- dent. The one outstanding event was a Hallowe'en party held at the old Hans Herr House. In the autumn of 1940 we again met, this time as Sophomores, and we felt just a little more at ease. All our teachers were back and most of our class. This year we elected as President David Huber, who still holds that office. We were also proud to have sev- eral boys from our class on the varsity basketball team that won the County Championship that year. The next year it was hard to believe that we were really juniors and that it was a time to settle down to some serious work in preparing for our future. We realized that All that glitters is not gold, and that being a Junior is anything but play, We presented a comedy called Yours Truly, Willie, which was quite a success. Miss Hess left us this year for the career of marriage, and Miss Wells took her place in the task of teaching English. Our science teacher, Mr. Stradtman, also vacated his position to Mr. Weil. The last September we came to school with one thought-Graduation. A few of our members fell along the wayside, but we still have a large number left. We lost two of our highly esteemed teachers to Uncle Samis Armed ServicesfMr. Bishop to the Navy and Miss Passmore to the W.A.A.C.'S. Our 1943 social life was brief. The rationing of gasoline and tires, the ban on pleasure driving and conservation of fuel canceled the Senior Prom one day before it was scheduled, All sports events were also called off. However at the beginning of the year during the fair we had charge of a little restaurant!-Vit-M-Inn. Now in our last few weeks at school we look back on the four years, the studies and activities that will be a foundation for our future work. We will always remember the time spent at high school. We say not that our Class is the best that has ever passed out of W. L. H. S. nor that there will not be better classes in the future. We have aspired only to be an improvement over classes of the past, and we feel we have partly succeeded. The four years have passed quickly, but we have received the training here that will enable us to face the world and help win the peace. Our Class is the first for a long time to leave school to serve an America at war. Many of our members will be in the armed forces before the summer ends. We realize that we may never be together again in one group, but the memories of West Lampeter High School will linger forever. LEOTTA KLAUS, Claw Historian of 1943. l14l

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