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

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Third Rau'-Pauline Greer, ,lean Landis, Bctty Benard, Marian Meck, Ellen Jean Krug, Patsy Bingaman, Ruth Eckman, Nancy llickell, Edith Huber, Pearl Reed, Elinor Herr, Lorraine Harnish, Virginia Polignone, Ruth Humbcrt. Second Row4lVIiss Adams, Dorothy Myers, Nancy Landis, Doris Groff, ,lane Huber, Arla Ross, Pat Butz, Marjorie Rex, Betty Burkholdcr, Evclyn Grotf, Fern Knotwell, Miss Shrivcr, Franccs Coblc. First Row-Hazel Smeltz, Betty Herman, Esthcr Mac Groff, Martha Meck, Betty Hackman, Ann Bradshaw, Kitty Bycrs, Ncllie Bycrs, Nancy Miller, Louise Landis, Phyllis fiampbcll. dda-Shia' Q Klub President ........ .... A ANN BKADSHAW Vice-President .... .... I EETTY HACKMAN Secretary ........ . , . ...,.... IQITTY BYER:-1 Treasurer .... ............... M ARTHA MECK Advisors ........ ................,... IV Ilss ADAMS, Miss Sntuvi-in The Ada-Shri Girl Reserve Club is composed of thirty-four Seniors, Juniors, and Sopho- morcs. Girl Rescrves, who are a branch of the Y. VV. C. A., arc known throughout the world. Their purpose is three-fold: to develop themsclves spiritually, physically, and mcntally. The Ada-Shri Club has had several scrap drives, each of them highly successful. This year they purchased a much-needed Bible for the auditorium. This has been appre- ciated greatly by the entire school. But there is more to the club than just service work. Each year there have been numerous dances, roller-skating parties, and hayrides to balance the work. The code by which the Girl Reserves strive to live daily is: As a Girl Reserve I will try to be Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times I will strive to face life squarely and to find and give the best u 46 1

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l l t at Tide is a new student puhlieation whieh was introdueed in November to W. L. H. S., its alumni, and friends in the eommnnity. The Tide originated and developed from demands hy students for a paper of whieh they eould he proud. The organization of Tide was direeted hy Mrs. Moore and Mr. Friedman. Sinee the staff deeided that this year we should have advertisements, eontrihutions were solieited among lot-al business people to help eover expenses. Tide also has filled a long desired need, in that it ereated a tie hetween the students in sehool and the alumni. This alumni news has prox ed to he of great interest, inasmuch as many former students are now in the armed forees or working in essential war industries. The purpose of Tide is to luring to the attention of eonnnunity and students a report of sehool aetivities. Our aim also is to print eommunity news whenever possible, in an attempt to luring ahout a fuller understanding hetween the sehool and eommunity. Tide wishes to express appreeiation to all those who have eontributed so generously to help assure its sueeess, and to Mr. Stapleton. who eonsented to undertake the responsibility of eo- advisor when Mr. lfriedman left for serx iee with the Navy. Jim Jae my gm 7944 Erlitor-in-Chief. .. ...... MARK BUSHONC Associate Editor .... ......... ............ .... ......... N . A N CY lVlll,l,l-IR Business Managers .... ......................................... I VAN FRICK, CARI. Ill-llilt Feature Editors .......... ..Alu Ross, ANN!-I lirmimstimv, WVIHGINIA l,0l.lGNONl-I, Maiuomri Rrzx Class and School Editors. .. ...,.............. lloaornx' Knmnria, l',x'r liL I'Z, Bl-1'l l'Y HACKMAN Exchange Editor ........ ........................... J o ANN H0L1.lNm:n Alumni Editors .... ... ... .... Nrzrrnz BY:-Las, RLTH ICCKM.-xN Sports Editors ..... ................... lx ITTY BY1-Jus, lJoNA1.n IVIYLIN Faculty Advisors .... .... TVI ns. Mun' Moons, Mu. MARTIN L. S'l'APLli'l'0N Standing-4,10 Ann Hollinger, Patrieia Butz, Ada Ross, Kathryn Byers, Carl Herr, Donald Mylin, Dorothy Kreider, lx an Friek. Mr. Martin Stapleton, Seated' Wtxllllt' Bradshaw, Nell Byers, Marjorie Rex, Naney Miller, Mark Bushong, Buth Eekman, Mrs. Mary Moore, Virginia Polignone. Betty llaekman. l45I

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may OFFICERS President ...... ......... J ESSE SIIANK Vive-President ........ .... E UGENI-1 PATrisnAl.1. Seeremry-Treasurer .... ..... G EURGE FORREST Chaplain ,.......... .......... I VAN FRICK f1l1l'iSlIf. . . .... Mu. SnoL1.i:NBr:m:Eix The West Iiampeler Hi-Y Clulr, newly formed this year, has lreen making great progress. Sex eral interesting talks have lreen given by the Lancaster Y. M. C. A. Seeretary, Mr. Pontz, and various other meetings and aetivities have heen held throughout the year. Meetings are held weekly, and the elulr has grown during the year. The aims of the Hi-Y are Clean Speer-h, Clean Health, Clean Sports, and Religion. We hope that they have succeeded in promoting these higher standards throughout the sehool, and we sineerely wish the eluh the greatest sueeess in years to eome. The ereed ol' the Ili-Y is as follows: I helieve in the NX est Lampeter Hi-Y Cluh as a eluli which offers ahundant opportunity for growth and development, I helieve in its ideals of honesty, eourtesy, and the eooperation and service it seeks to promote. I regard il as a privilege and duty as one of its memhers to strive daily, in every way, lo uphold its ideals and to respeet and love it just as my Alma Mater. Third row lStandingi-Melvin Hess, Glenn Mellott, Harold Rudy, James Crayhill, John Sigman, Riehard Sl'llll'Il6'lNlll0Ill, Leon Saehs, Ralph Shell, Laverne Shank. Dan Mafk, Lloyd Frey. Seeond ron'--Mr. Norman Shollenherger, Clair Werner, ,James Harsh, Carl Herr, Mark Bushong, Eugene Cain. Andy Hollinger, Donald Mylin, Edward Martin. Fred Holdridge, Preston lxreider, Iilnnlett lieamesderfcr, Ronald MeFalls. First ron'-Jaek iVIeFalls, llarold Lefever, Vfalter Posey. George Forrest, Eugene Pattishall, Jesse Shank, Ivan Ifrick, Paul Mattern, Russell Call, Vwilliam llieehler, Carl Haekman. H71