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

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I I ' .0l'l'l.l,C ANNA BRADSHAW. . . PATRICIA BUTZ ..... ICATHRYN BYERS ..... NELLIE BYERS ....... 6 IMI! PATRICIA BINGAMAN .... BETTY BURKHOLDER.. PHYLLIS CAMPBELL. . . LOIS CHAMBERS ...... DOROTHY FISHER .... BLANCHE GROFF ...... LORRAINE HARNISH. . . MARY JANE HEAOY .... JO ANN HOLLINGER. . . JANE HUBER ....... MARJORIE REX. . . RUTH HUMBERT ...... DOROTHY IQREIDER. . . ELLEN JEAN KRUG .... RUTH LEFEVER ....... NANCY MILLER .... JEAN POSEY .... RUTH ROHRER .... ADA Ross ....... MARION WITMER. . . WILLIS BRECKBILL .... RUSSELL CALL ..... WILLIS GERLACH .... MELVIN HESS ........ ANDREAS HOLLINOER. . EDWARD MARTIN ..... PAUL MATTERN .... DONALD MYLIN ...... HERBERT C. WERNER. . CLYDE WITMER ..... Little Orphan Annie .........Big Sister . ..... Rosie ....Becky ......Pug ......Nancy ........Li'l Iodine . . .Good Deed Dotty . . . . . . .Daisy Mae ... . .Taffy Tucker ..............0ola .SOmebOrly's Stenog . . . . .Brenda Breeze ...........Opal ..........BlOndie .............lVlanIn1y Yokum .............BOOts .Timid Soul llVIr. Milquetoastj ..................Lady Luck l 34 . .. . . .Cindy . . . . .Etta Ken . . .Effie Mae ... ...Olive Oyl . . . .Ella Cinders . . . . .Dick Tracy . . . .Li'l Abner . . . . .Mickey Finn . . . .Baby Dumpling . . . .Major Hoople .........Tarzan . . . .Snuffy Smith .......Wimpy .........Archie . . . . .Donald Duck Us-ofa-30 Klan nf W0

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lzuanfzl KIM Ffwpfwfu-60 ' Three of our former classmates are famed for cultural advancement. Founders of a School of American Art and Music are Betty Burkholder, Marjorie Rex and Nellie Byers. Nell is chief professor of painting, while Margie and Betty are in charge of Music. This beautiful school, in spite of a small beginning, has become a leading Cultural Center in America, and its founders are held in highest regard by European Artists. Dorothy Kreider recently won the American Sports Association's Annual Award for the most outstanding contribution to the advancement of Woixle11's sports. Dot has been responsible for making Wome-n's Softball one of the major American sports. Dot's star player, Ruth Le- fever, has been ranked with past sports immortals such as Alice Marble and Gertrude Ederle, and will undoubtedly gain more fame in the coming season. Phyllis Campbell is playing the flute with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. In her leisure time, she can often be seen flitting about the country in her custom-built airplane. Mary ,lane Heagy is the indispensable secretary of a rising New York executive. This efh- cient businesswoman has refused several government secretarial positions which have been of- fered to her because of her ability. Dorothy Fisher and Marian Vfitmer have made successful careers of being housewives. Dot is the wife of thc conductor of a Symphony Orchestra, and mistress of a lovely home. Marian is happily married to a highly regarded agriculturist, and is living in Lancaster County. Jane Huber is happily married to a successful businessman. A pillar of her community, ,lane takes an active part in all of her local organizations, and is looked upon as an ever-ready friend by her neighbors. Lorraine Harnish is a successful photographer and has her own exclusive studio. Lorraine's patrons include a great nmnber of motion picture and television stars, and her reputation as a reliable photographer is firmly established. Patricia Butz, well-known for her heroic work as a nurse in the European rehabilitation, is back in the States again. At present, Pat is writing an Advice to the Lovelorn colmnn for a big city newspaper, where her sound philosophy is much sought after. Ada Ross, a nurse on an international flying boat, has recently had published another best- selling book, which tells of the numerous adventures she encounters on global flights. One of her previous books has just been made into a successful lnovie. Jo and I looked up from ollr conversation at tllis point to see coming toward our table the well-known lllllll-Hll0lll'tUW'll, Andy llollinger, and Donald Mylin, the John Robert Powers of 1954. Mylin Models, famous as the most beautiful girls in the world. includes the svelte Ellen Krug, who will soon be seen in a new motion picture. Andy was anxious to hear his favorite orchestra which was running a week's engagement nearby, so we all went along over to see if anybody we knew was there. The orchestra was featuring a new vocalist that evening, and when she came on, it turned out to be none other than Nancy Miller. This popular little torch singer was a dazzling success, and when she finished singing we edged our way through the crowd to congratulate her. As we passed by one of the front tables, whom should we see hilt Paul Mattern, now Senator Barney Mattern, whose con- stant filibustering has made him a well-known figure in Congress. With Barney was the President's lovely daughter, who has been quoted as saying that she admires Paul's intellect. After an enjoyable evening with these members of the Class of l944, I went slowly back to my hotel, glad to find that success and happiness has been the lot of this group. 1 as 1

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