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

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H1505- ARM N R5 + AME rn, ' MS Lr'arning to Do 'll p.1'ld'n fp Earning Io Lim' . boo -- - 4' 5 . . ,. Doing Io Learn Living I0 Servo. i 5 Q -bg'-11-3 IJ ,J xJt,1 Tho Future Ifarmers of Ann-rica is a national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture in the public' sa-vomlary sr-hools, unds-r tlw provisions of the National Vovation Arts. Me-ulllerships in tlu- F.I .A. an- active, assoviate, and honorary. The-re are- four grades of artiu- uufnlljerships, iuvluding ill Ura-en Hands. 112i Chapter Ifarun-rs, 433 Ke-ystone Farluers. and 14? American Ifaruu-rs. Tlu- foundation stouvs upon wllivll the F.F.A. Strurturc is lnuilt ure-- LEADERSHIP CIIARACTER SIIHOLARSIIII' IIITIZENSI-III' THRIFT PATRIUTISM IIVIPRUVED .MQRIIIIILTIIRE SERVICE RECREATION IIUUPERATION Presizlwzt ......,. ............. I lun. III-IIIII Vice-l'rvsiz1ent ..... . . .Romnrr BRENNHMAN Secretary ...... ...... I .l.0Yn Romuen Trensurvr. . ..... LLOYD Ifltl-IY Reporter. .. ...M unc BUSIIONG Sentinel .... .... I IORICRT Horsrzu .4cl1-isor. .... NIR. RlcNTsf1m.r:1: Slrmfling--l'auI Fra-y, Rolrerl Housvr. Rolrert Hess. llllarlc-s Mvsscr, Eugene Groff. YI illis Brvrla- lrill, Waile Grolf. Preston Kr:-iilvr. EIIQZFIH' lluin, Illytlc- Wilma-r, filyllf- Wu-uxer. Mervin Ill'1'IIlIf'lllHll. Harold Fislwr. Wiurk BIISIIOIIQI. .lilllll I1LlH1llS. SPIIIPII' I,loy4l Ifrvy. Rolwrt BF4'llIlI'lll1lll. Carl Ile-rr, I,loy1l Rollrvr. Wir. Wiaylu- lla-utsvlllq-r. I5lI

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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

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Standing-Ruth Rohrer, bass violing Evelyn Groff and Mary Jane Heagy, piano. Jo Ann Hol- linger, Ruth Lefever, Kitty Byers, percussion. Seated on Left-Violins, first row, Edward Martin, Edith Huber, Anna Mae Burkholder, Dorothy Brubaker. Second rou'-Helen Lutz, Arelene Barley, Betsy Holdridge, Sara Shank. Third row-Shirley Lefever, Stella Steinman, Ester Barr, Ester Doner. Fourth row-Jean Shell, Robert Houser, Doris Groff, Shirley Sultzbach. Fifth row-Mark Bushong, bass horn. Seated in Center-First row, Russell Call, saxophone, Elinor Herr, Phyllis Campbell, flute. Second row-Andy Hollinger, Shirley Mylin, Robert Ulmer, Dorothy Henry, clarinet. Seated on Right-First row, Anna Holtzhauer, Arlene M1-Kinney, Patsy Keener, cellos. Second row+Marjorie Rex, Jacob Houser. horns, Anna Charles, Joan Brubaker, cello. Third row-Harry Coehenauer, tromlroneg Herr Shank, Betty Burkholder, Nellie Byers, trumpets. Missing from picture-June Houser, violin. 0 One of the prides of W. L. H. S. is this yearis orchestra. This group, being the largest of its kind in the history of the school, made its initial performance in the middle of November. The orchestra consists of 40 members-18 of whom were proudly contrib- uted by the seventh grade. Following the performance given in the Christmas program, the orchestra lost their able leader, Mr. Sylvan Friedman, to Uncle Sam. For a short period of time, Miss K. Shriver assisted with rehearsals, until Miss Natt, a new addition to the faculty, assumed full leadership. This year was completed with a bigger and better orchestra than ever. Ii 52 .I