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

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Left to right: Jean Shell, Kathryn Mattern, Betty Benard, Ruth Lefever, Jo Ann Hollinger, Nell Byers, Patricia Butz, Dorothy Kreider, Ada Ross, Jean Posey, Miss Elaine Alward, Marjorie Rex, Fauvette Starr, Betty Burkholder, Phyllis Campbell, Kathryn Byers, Virginia Polig- none, Jane Huber, Anne Bradshaw. jim Jlvrkey jmm Captain ........... ......... J EAN Posey Assistant Captain .... .......... l l0ROTHY Kinsman Managers ......... ..... l IATRICIA BUTZ, ADA Ross Coach .... ..... M Iss ELAINE ALWARD The girls were anxious this year to have a hockey team hut they didn'l have their former coach and it was feared they would be unable to Hnd an instructor. Finally Miss Alward consented to take the job into her hands. The girls spent many eve- nings in diligent practice. They worked faithfully along with Miss Alward. The team had only three former members, ,lean Posey, Dorothy Kreider, and Kathryn Byers. The girls, even though putting forth all their mental and physical effort, could not quite make the grade. The new members of the team lacked experience. Even though they came through in only one of their games, the spirit the team displayed in their final game would have looked to any spectator as if this was the game that would decide the season's championship. However, they did not waste their energy because hockey season was thoroughly enjoyed by all and they learned a lot from it. HOCKEY SCHEDULE WL-0 October 14-Landisville ............... .... I Iome 0-l October 21-Lancaster Co. Day School. .. .... Away 2-2 November 4-Maytown ................ .... H ome 0-5 November ll-Manheim Township .... .... I IOIIIC 0-6 November 16-Manheimboro ...... .... A way 0-4 November IT-Manor Township .... .... H ome I-4 ll 60 1

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St IHOUL CFIICERS Stam1ingA.lvan Pos:-y. Kathryn Hyi-rs. Klwvlirlg-Nam'y Nlillvr. YN illiam liin'1-hle-r. Hr-tty lic-nard. 6 Comv onf- you van yvll louder than that! Yi-s. that's our vln-1-rlvatlc-rs in pop lIlt l'lllllZ. liz-vvr satisflvd. Jean Posey has hoc-n a 1'lu-efrh-aclvr at Lamp:-tn-r for four yn-ars and Nanvy Mille-r three years. Togvthr-r th4-'y hvlpe-d thv news-r ones lvarn tht- yvlls. Kit Byt-rs and Iiitl Bit-1'hlf-r 4-xperic-uve-d the-ir first ye-ar while Hvtty Bm-'nard had 1-xperie-111-0 at another svhool. They addvd muvh 1-olor to our gains-s and vm-rtainly drt-w forth the t'hn-4-rs from our spvv- tators. Avvording to tht- way tht- lk'illll Villllt' through it looks like tht- support thvy ohtainvd for the tvain really did a lot of good. Here at Wvpst Llznzpeftvr tlw 1'lwerlwl110rs arf' vlefwd by rho rote of the stiulvnl body. FN QHT TEAM FIGHT Fight tvam light, Fight tt-am iight, Fight tc-ani, Fight team. right, Fight, mln: Fight tt-ani light. Fight team fight Fight te-am, Fight team. Fight. Fight. Fight! Fight ta-aiu fight, Fight tc-am light Fight te-am, Fight tvani. Fight. Fight. Fight! NY .I,.H.5. LUCOMUTIYE WLHS Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, WLHS Rah, Rah. Rah. Rah. WLHS Rah, Rah. Rah. Rah. Lampt-tc-r. Lanipvter. Tvam l l CHU CHU tlhu Chu get olf the trark. For gosh sakvs, Rllllx,-X CHICKA tIHItIlxA D Y I ll I k , , , , - ont IO1 lls nu' , tfhu Chu get off the travk. lu.-ka fzhit-ka um.-ka 'Of Fosl' Sakvsr Sis Boom Bah! Dont hold us hack. Lanlpvtc-r High S1-hool l1UUlP U'r- L3'Ul 'U'ff Rah. llah. Rah! S9 Tvaml

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f 6 Olflfll IERS President ....... .... R Ussmi, fiAl,l. Vice-President .... ..... I ILAnt WERNER Secretary ...... .............. l Joaornv Kastor-:R Advisors. . . . . .Mm SHo1.l.ENm-zmsrzn, Ma. SHOFF Why should this club be called Leaders' Club? Simply because its membership is made up ol' all the Captains and Assistant Captains of the Intramural teams in the Junior and Senior High School, and its purpose is to lead and direct the student intramural sports program. These leadcrs become members through a democratic mannerg they are elected by each in- dividual team to act as Captains for each sport. This year the club sponsored ping-pong, chcekers, chess, and other tournaments in addition to the regular seasonal sports of hockey, basketball, volleyball and baseball. Competition varied-sometimes there would be class honor and reputation at stake and at other times intra- class teams would xie for top honors. One of the projects carried out this year by the club was their effort to keep the gymnasium clean. Rules were set aside, stressing points such as eating in the gym or wearing street shoes on the floor. The club acted as judge and jury for persons who had violated these rules. Free- dom of speech was exercised in this procedure and each person was permitted to defend himself if he felt he was being treated unfairly. WX- the leaders of 1944 humbly bequeath to our faithful followers our effort to bring better sportsmanship and fair play into all intramural sports. May you have the best of success. Third ron'-Standing-Wvilliam Vforman, Ned Harnish, llick Ylusscr, .lim Craylrill, Andy Hollin- ger, Jesse Shank. Ralph Shell, Eugene Pattishall. Second ron,---Kathryn Mattern. ,lean Shell. William DeMora, Dick Hess. Jo Ann Hollinger, ,lean Graybill. Nancy Pickell, Betty Benard. Betty llroff, Mr. Robert Shoff, Anne Bradshaw. Firsl rotcgpaul Matte-rn, Ruth Left-ver, Kathryn Byers. fflair Wierner. Russell Gall. Dorothy Kreidcr. .lean Posey. Dolores Taylor. Shirley Mylin. l61I