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

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Agana! Our band has made few public appearances but all were impressive. The personnel numbers about twenty-eight' approximately the same as other years. However there are several 11ew faces. The band, like the orchestra, was handicapped by the loss of Mr. Friedman, their conductor. This responsibility was taken over in a short period of time by Miss Natt. Under her able leadership, the band progressed quite rapidly and has given several successful public appearances. Drum Majorettes--Martha Meek, Pearl Reed, Marian Meek. First row-Melvin Hess, Fern Knotwell, Betty liurkholder, Nellie Byers, trunipetsg Andy Hollin- ger, Shirley Mylin, Robert Ulmer, clarinetsg Phyllis Campbell, flute. Second row--Herr Shank, Mary Vlittner, Shirley Grotf, Jeannette Barley, trumpets: llorothy Henry, Ronald Mclfalls, elarinetsg Elinor Herr, ilute. Third rou'-Jacob Houser, liorng Lloyd Rohrer, baritone, Harry tloehenauer, Edward Martin, tronilmnesg Russell Gall, saxophoneg Marjorie Rex, horng Eugene Grotf, Jack Holton, bari- tones. Fourth row-V-Mark Bushong, bass horng Jo Ann Hollinger, Nancy Miller, Ruth l,el'ever, Kitty Byers, percussion. 1' ss I

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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

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Third Row-l'It-len Grimm, Juanita Carpenter, ,Iam-t Barr, Shirley Anne Groll, .lt-amflte liarley, Grave Mylin, Anna Mae Holzhauer, Janet Miller. Seeond rowf Esther, Doner, Miss Mary Vfeaver, Esllier Moseman, Shirley DeVere, Shirley Im' fever, Fauvelte Starr, Arditll Vfirth, Barbara Henry, Dorothy Henry, Irene Havn-rstiek, Sarah Shank, Mary Mattern, Mrs. Mercedes Mahoney. First row- 'fArlvne Barley, ,lo Ann Brubaker, Palsy lil'1'll1'l', Janet Greer, Anna Mae Burkbolder, ,lean Sh:-ll, Shirley Mylin, Mary Rhoads. Doris Shank, ,lean Sic-fred, Jane Mentze-r. 'Hzghfhlhmmum OFFICICRS President ..... ........... S HIRLEY MYLIN Vim-l'residenn. . . . . .ANNA NIA!-I BURKIIOLDER Sm-relary ...... ............ ,I EAN Smzu, Treasurer .... ................ M ARY RHOADS Ariz-isors. .. .. .M1cs. lVlAIl0NEY, Miss WTEAVI-IR The purpose of the Girl Reserves is to find and give the best, and to fave lift- squarely. For eat-b meeting there was a program prepared. A number of novel programs were pre-- sentn-tl, tht- one probably enjoyed most being at Christmas time when Santa Claus appeared and gave out tht- presents. As most people know, Mr. Shoff was Santa Claus, and a very good one, at that. Four eolnmittees conduct the business of the elub: Membership, Sorial, l'rogram, and Service. Eaeh girl serves on a committee. The membership eommittee tries to get new mem- bers into the elubg the Social Committee takes eharge of partiesg the Program Committee guts programs worked up for the meetings, and tht- Servive Committee does little jobs around tht- svhool, sueh as putting 11p a Christmas tree in Musie Hall, and helping keep the girl's shower room in good order. The annual spring hike- and pivnif' is an outstanding event. .lunior Girl Reserves know and try to live 11p to tht- Girl R1-serve Code and Greed. and have learned to sing and to love many inspiring Girl H1-serve songs. It 541