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

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UFFIKIICRS President ....... ........... .... l I mm Wminizn Vice-President ...... . . . ANDY Hol.l.lNf:mi Svrrvtary-Treasurer. . . ..,......... JEAN Posm' Arlrisor ........... .. .Win XIARTIN STKPIJ-ITUN Bang! Hang! liallgl-Tlire-v morv hulls eyes! Yi-s, that que-vt noise is the- lllt'llllll'l'S of the' Rille Cluh having target pravtivv. The W.L.H.S. Cluh is alhliatt-fd with the- National Hilli- Association. Tlu-ru are hi-wee-kly prawlivt-vs on the- rangc- which is lovatvd ln-In-atll the gym. At these pravtivn-s lll9llllN:Fl'S try to s'n1'ouragv nt-rxous and musvular vonlrol of thi- hotly, a respevt for laws of safe-ty as applie-d to lirvarms, and good marksmanship, which has always liven the basis of our national deft-nsn-. TEN COMNIANDNIENTS Ulf SAFETY l Treat me-ry gun with rn-spe-vt dur- a loaded gun. This is the vardinal prinviplc of gun sufvty. ll. Carry only vmpty guns, talu-n down or with tht- avlion opvn, into your automohilc, vamp, and homr. III. Always hc- sure- that thv harrvl and avtion are cle-ar of ohstruvtion. lv. Always 4-arry your gun so that you van control tht- dire-vtion of thi- muzzlv e-van if you stumhlv. Y. llc sure of your large-t he-l'orv you pull the triggvr. VI. New-r point a gun at anything you do not want to shoot. Vll. Ns-ve-r lvau- your gun llll2llll'Iltlt'tl unless you llnload it iirst. VIH. Ni-xt-r 4-limlr a tree or a fn-:iw with a loaded gun. lx. Nc-yor shoot at a flat, hard surfau- or the surfarn- of watt-r. X. llo not mix gnnpowdz-r aml alcohol. Standingsvllillis il:-rlarh, ,lim ilrayhill, Eugene i1ain.fIlair XYPFIIPF, Mr. Nlartin Stapleton, Andy Hollingn-r, llonald Mylin, Edward Martin. Kneeling --'- ll:-on Sai-hs, ,Ivan Post-y, Vialte-r Pos:-y, Carl lla-rr, Rohe-rt Martin. Phyllis ilanlplu-ll. lvlvlyin lln-ss. I49I

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Third row-Rolnert liouser, Lloyd Rohrer, lvan lfriek, Melvin Hess, Edward Martin, Donald Mylin, Andy Hollinger, jesse Shank, Patil Mattern, Marjorie Rex. Second TIIlUfRl1lll Rohrer, Pat Butz, Ada Ross, Jane Huher, Betty Burkholder, Anne Bradshaw, Blanehe Grolf, Dot Kriefler, ,lean Posey, l raneis Colrle, Edith Hulrer, Lorraine Harnish, Mr. Slioff, Lois Chamlrers. First row-Esther Bitts, Phyllis Campbell, .lo Ann Hollinger, Nellie Byers, Kitty Byers, Clair Xverner, Russell Call, Mark Bushong, Naney Miller, Virginia Polignone, Naney Piekell, Ruth lfiekman. pdffllff OFFICERS Captain .... .... R l'SSl-ILL GAI,l. Lieutenant. .. .... CLAIR XVERNHII Lieuzemmt. .. ...MARK BUSHONG Secretary. . . . . .NANCY MILLER Advisor .... ...... M R. SHOFF UO. K. now, keep in line, pleaseu- This is an air raid drill, haek up against the wall, These are familiar orders eominu from Jatrolmen on dut . r- l Y The Sc-liool Patrol was organized for the purpose ot' promoting safety in the school and on the lruses. The patrol was started in 1933, and has made mueh progress sim-e that time. This year the eluh organized a eourt to take eare ol' the violators of its laws. lneidenlly, none were senteneed to the rhair, or got life terms, but it did help in getting rid ofa lot of eon- fusion which hindered its eliicieney. This organization does more than just follow the same old daily routine of patrolling halls and lmuses. This year Uffieer Reis attended a meeting, and gave suggestions for promoting safety and told a little history eonneeted with the formation ofthe Sehool Safety Patrol. It has sponsored several roller-skating parties, put on assemlvlies, and in the fall eaeh mem- her is admitted to an l . Sz M. footlrall game free ol' eharge. Having a fair share ol' duty and pleasure makes the Patrol one of the most interesting and active elulrs of NV. L. H. S. H81

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Standing-Lloyrl Frey, Carl Herr, Naney Miller, Mark Bushong, Marjorie Rex, Lois Chambers. Dorothy Kreitler, Jean Posey, Russell Gall. Seated-Betty Haelunan, Kathryn Byers, Atla Ross, Ivan Friek, Anne Bradshaw, Nellie Byers, Ruth Lefever. wmmm Hanan gum, SENIOR MEMBERS JUNIOR MEMBERS ANNE RHADSHAW IJOHOTHY IQREIDER MARK BUSIIONG ICATIIRYN BYERS RUTH LEFEVER LLOYD FREY lvl-ILLIE BY!-IRS N.fKNCY BIILLER IVAN Flncic Lois CHAMBERS JEAN POSEY BETTY IIACKMAN RUSSEI.I. fl.-XLL NIARJORIE REX CARI, Hmm ADA Ross The National Honor Society of Secondary Schools is a national organization with hraneh ehapters in most of the seeondary schools of the nation. Its purpose is to give special recogni- tion to those sturlents that excel in seholurship, leadership, 1-haracter and service. These four are the earflinal prinviples of the Honor Soeiety. Any stnalent in the Junior or Senior elass having a etnnulative average of eighty-five percent or over is eonsiileretl for lnelnhership. The final eleetion from those seholastieally eligible is lrasefl on the extent to whieh the student in the daily life of the sehool his flisplayeil fine quali- ties of leadership, 1-haraeter and a willingness to serve. Here at liampc-ter the eleetion to nlemlnership is math- hy the l'aeulty after investigation hy a faeulty Honor Soeiety Connnittee. l50l