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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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'I f i x ' T is M T We - PM 'T f XRTTYE Ts T X Y fl K 0 ' E A'S ' , J ix X XC N I 7 K I fl - -f- x ' x x Vx X- X XTX t I f T X ee f X f f .h 1, , N ,I , S: 'A 4 ,. 1 'R . fl VJ af 3 e L N T X - ' ' K T x 1 .1 y . f T , E. A X 3 , L V if V :I X , fs X NQ QV e Q 1 -w e - .T '7i - gf W avi Af 1 I I ,ff 5:53 I ,Lift , f , . OD UST as the forty nmers found gold 1n the so11 of Cahforma so have we found treasures m our years at West Lampeter Hlgh School ln add1t1on to gammg knowledge 1n the three R s we have wldened our ablhty to cooperate wrth our fellowmen and to respect those who have authorlty over us We publlsh the We La H1 as a token of our ambltxons and accompllshments achleved at West Lampeter -I ff ,rg -if A X 5 X se. Us Yvfi ,, , Em' 1' Q 'f 1 2 A 4 11 fl W lf W ' W G! Y 1 lg W , 565: so Z ' X ' x .- , . I' itch' .K E W f ' N Q Xl J fl ' . M! THBLE OF CONTENTS I Faculty and Directors , , II Seniors ........... 1. Class Song and Poem Class History Prophecy Horoscope W1l1 III Underclassmen IV Clubs and Orgamzanons V Sports VI Features VII Patron L1st VIII Advertlsements mfW 'W . . Page 7 . . Page 15 .. .. Page 14 Page 3 Page 3 Page 3 Page 3 Page 3 Page 4 Page 6 Page 7 Page Page AX, -WW fi Wg fmt ..g NY 5 ,- TVN X1 2. ..... .. 1 ji '11 if Z 5. ' ..... .. 6 . ....... .. '1 .. 3 ' .. 78 ' .. 80 I PM W ' xx Qf I X Q I xt I f Y ' EX x X ' d V 4, Wax XIV! 7M . ,,f,, f f I P o P , 11 V A + 7'8 Q 5 as 5 X, W L if XP in 'in it i I 11-311 1 3-Q! U ', ' ' X '5 N I tl , I 1 In f w ,fix V! ' ' X A f' I, ext to 4, , UEDICHTIUN E, the class of 1949 do humbly dedicate this, our yearbook and last has been w1th us only two semesters, but in this short time we have come to heed her advice and admire her personahty We hereby make this presentation 4 1 , . . high school achievement to our class advisor, Miss Esther K. Straley. She HLNH MHTER Friendship's bond shall ne'er be broken In Lampeter High, Our strong school shall never falter, Nor its spirit die. Chorus Alma Mater, live forever, We shall e'er be true, We shall ever sing your praises, Noble White and Blue. In your days are pleasures given Work and knowledge too, We shall ne er forget the hour Neath the White and Blue E en though far we roam and wander, Yet we come to you For your blessings, fostering mother, Dear old White and Blue -A dv 'N-lrzlfv-l'J? Ju2'lf'fx' '31 -QMS Q .fn M u. 5 .fr C.'CDf.D 1 -ll- fxx 'lfyfx X4 Q K :XT X 25' K' f - X ,gx M Qxxeijv- H 'yb'x,xLf- :UO-I f 'l3U -CJ Pj C Y Zflgys X ADM NISTRATIGN r. Left to Rlght Secretary, Harry F Houser, Vlce Presldent, Wmllxs E Byers, Treasurer, john H Hollinger, Llbranan, Clyde K Mylm, Presldent, Harry L Zook Kenneth H Snyder Hlgh School Prmcxpal Hlstory and French A B , Franklm and Marshall College Pennsylvama State Teachers College Unlggzlsdty wwf fMrs J Dorothy K. Mowery School Secretary Robert L Adams Supervlsmg Prmclpal B S , M1llersv1l1e State Teachers College M Ed , Duke Umverslty Temple Un1vers1ty 8 To The Senior Class of 1949 T agam becomes my happy privilege to write a word to your class as a fitting benediction your work here at West Lampeter Yet I should not want you to consider this writing w1th any finality but rather a challenge to do even better I am also happy to have had the privilege of bemg with you for the past sue years We entered this High School building together in the fall of 1943 During this period of time I was able to watch you grow and make many observations So, naturally I am proud of your attamments You spent more than half of your school time under very adverse circumstances I am wor ned lest you consider these adverse conditions as an acceptable pattern of living, and lest you should think that money, materials and services will always abound in your lives NO, dismlss this idea from your thmking immediately The curve of inflation will sometime dip, and unless you are prepared to absorb the shock and are willing to drop from your lofty pinnacle of inde pelimdence, you will be severely disappointed in life and mental confusion and frustration will re s t You may as well be told right here that vou must face some grim realities of hfe While seem ingly we have wealth liberty, scientific technology, a.nd mtell1gence, we must nevertheless 30,000 people killed on the highways annually thousands of children not in school, the threat of cancer, polio, and tuberculosis is still with us So we cannot afford to accept the status quo as a true pattern of living Deeper values exist and will some day prevail You will have to discover some of these yourself You will be g1ven opportunity In 1929 when I entered Teachers College I was advised agamst going into teaching I soon discovered that there is plenty of room at the top Look at the teaching situation toda With present growth of population, and lack of building, by 1960 a large portion of America s teachers will be on emergency certification Would you want a mayor surgical operation per formed by an emergency physician ? Would you want an emergency lawyer plead a manslaughter case for you? Of course not So, my thought to you at this time is to warn you about a pseudo type of living as prevailed during the war and post war period and prepare for the real tasks ahead There IS a place wait ing for you if you look around, even look back sometimes as jesus told Iohn the Baptist when they met for the first time by the sea of Galilee Your responsibilities, then, become clearly defmed Gwen then, that you cannot do otherwise, to paraphrase the gospel writer Luke You will be increased in wisdom and stature, and in fa vour with God and man With best wishes m your work and your personal life, I remain Sincerely Qgifwf 557 M0-e f'! OPM-M Robert L Adams Supervising Principal 9 1 l . . . . . . - . ' . . to 0 , . I ' , o 0 n 1 r .b fight for a place in the scheme of things. We still have a two billion dollar annual crime billg ! . . . v . . . , Y. . . H . . . . .li , ! Harrlet G Barr Art Educatlon B S Indxana State Teachers College Ruth E Brodbeck Commerclal B S , Bloomsburg State Teachers College Umversxty of Plttsburgh Phlhpl Fmkeldey Physlcal Educatlon Health, Socxal Studxes B S Temple Umverslty Jack L Ryan Muslc Educatlon B S West Chester State Teachers College Temple Un1vers1ty Rose11aD Jones School Nurse B S Un1vers1tyof Pennsylvama Ella Mae Maloney Llbrary, Enghsh S , Mxllersvllle State Teachers College iw Wayne B Rentschler Vocatxonal Agrxculture B S , Pennsylvanla State College ' 'y . . ., ' ' ' ' Bo n - . . M V n 0, W 10 rv-Ik-Jw Ralph W Seyler Readmg, English B S Kutztown State Teachers College Pennsylvanla State Teachers College Umverslty of Pennsylvanla Esther K Straley l-Ilstory, Enghsh Ehzabethtown College A B , Th1el College Martha Trumpeter Engl1sh, Latm B A Gettysbur College Lv Luther L Weakllm Mathematlcs, Scxence B S , Pennsylvama State College Yale Umverslty Lou Etta Weaver Home Economics S Drexel Instltute Paul B Wxlson Soclal Studles Mathematlcs B S. Ehzabethtown College Temple Umverslty Lehlgh Umverszty Fred W Zuch Sclence A B , Muhlenberg College B S Elxzabethtown College B S , Franklm and Marshall College Pennsylvama State College Umverslty of Pennsylvama East Stroudsburg Teachers College 4 If ,,- T CLASS POEN A TOAST TO THE FUTURE L1fe IS just begmning It s lxke a babe m arms, T1s 11ke a s 1der spmnm A hymn to 1 s charms Each must take the road That best suxts h1s need, It s not the present mode But the Llght you should heed We have the background needed We've heeded to each class, From us the chaff be weeded And f1t us for the task Pat Keener CLASS SONG Takes leave of dear old Whrte and Blue And the fr1endsh1ps that we here have made May they always be cherlshed fond and true C horus Farewell to thee, Farewell to thee Thou dear old school and class so free and gay Farewell to thee, Farewell to thee Before we turn away Alma Mater we shall not forget The hours we ve spent wlthm your walls And as ltfe calls us on to serve May we always uphold the rlght and good As stem duty blds us to her Slde As we face the world from day to day We w1ll d1m1y see these school days faxr And we w1ll recall old forty n1ne E june Houser 14 Q I ' I y K ' I 'gc I . . g ! ! 1 9 Now the class of nineteen forty-nine , S I ! . - 7 ! UUFUCD'-ZITIUU 'X 204191-'-Flair-1 IACQUELINE ASTON Home Economlcs Noted hockey player able talker always r dy for f plays boogie woogxe if coaxed Lanc Twp Ir H1gh 1 Patrol 3 4 F H A 2,3 Crafts Hockey 3 4 Boo Cafeter1a2 Yea 'Jax SP W WMM Academic Active Cheerleader pleasing personality always ready for fxm future nurse excellent alto voice Ir Girl Reserves Crafts Club CPresidentJ3 1 fPresidentD Hockey 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Vice Presldent Band 1,2 3,4 of Class 2,3 Thalian Soclety 2 Athletlc Boosters Cheer Leader 2,3 4 1TreasurerJ4 Glrls Basketball Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 3QPres1dentJ4 Jr Play 3 Patrol 3,4 Sr Play 4 JANET BARR Commerclal Future secretary wa1t1ng for Cliff to come home ready helper to anyone Orchestra 1 2 3,4 Craft Club 3 Band l,2,3 4 Vlsual Arts Club 4 Patrol 3 4 We La H1 Tlmes 4 Ir Girl Reserve 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Commercial Club 2 I HAROLD BOMBERGER Agriculture Active F F A member likes to be coaxed temper blushes easily hkeable fellow Recreation Club 1 F F A 1,2 3, lSecretaryJ3 Vlsual Arts Club 4 16 .... . ... 51... . . 3f . . 9 A . n 5,3 K fi . . . , 4 FRANK BRADLEY WWW-I General Ready for anythmg short, stocky fello ways laughmg companion to eve 4 one Rule 1 2 1 M6354 Rlfle Team 2 Dramatlcs Club 3 ay 4 1,5 'Wfl If W1 GQ GUY BREHM Agrxculture Thrlfty future farmer seen rldin ot b k h t go to Oklahoma after school g m or I e opes 0 rf' DOROTHY BRUBAKER C omme rc 1al Can hold her own able typlst never xdle w1ll never suffer from overwelght Llbrary Club 1 2 3 4 Patrol 3 3 4 fPres1dentJ Chorus 3 4 Orchestra 1,2 3 4 4 1Sec Treas 3 Staff 4 Camera 1 A 1 2 2 Secretaryj 3 Assistant Treasurerl Visual Arts 4 IOANNE BRUBAKER Academxc Eff1c1ent piamst possessor of long eye lashes frlend ly w1ll pursue studles at Wheaton College Llbrary l 2 CTreasurerJ Patrol 3 Chorus 3 4 fAccomDan1stl G1rlsBasketball 3 Semor Play 4 17 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 We La Hi Tlmes 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Secretary 3 4 National Honor Soclety . o o Q ' 1 .al- i ' .5 ,1 5 , 1 . . Y 5 , 9 U , , I- I . ,. f , ' ' ' 1 1 1 , l ' 4 extra time readmg class Bram We La H1 T1mes 4 M upto IAC QUE LINE DE VERE Winnmg smile prefers Holstem cows president of F H A dlsplays lnterest in men F H A 1,2 Cfhstorianj 3 CReporterJ 4 fHiSt0I'l81'lJ Crafts 3 Ca.feter1a 1 2 Vlsual Arts Club 4 outstandmg scholastic record Iumor Glrls Reserves 1 Sub Deb 2 Spamsh 3 Patrol 3 6' BETTY EISENBERGER 5 C ommercxal Hearty laugh. . .hkeable personallty. . .naturally curly halr. . food is her weakness. . .future secretary Ir. Glrl Reserve 1 Visual Arts Club 4 Commercxal Club 2 CTreasurerJ We La H1 T1mes 4 Craft Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Patrol 3 18 500515415 LORRAINE BURKHART Academlc Qulet but eff1c1ent has a smxle for everyone spends her Llbrary Club 1 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Patrol 3 Crafts Club 3 Edin. -Quan. ESTHER DONER Academxc Pollte and dark studlous and easy gomg loves to read Crafts 4 fSec Treas J Orchestra 1 2 3 4 0 . c.o.o. -. lou e A . , 2 if I Home Economics Q gt o a 9 . . . , p V nr' ' l U !!9. G7 1 Roy P ESBENSHADE General Always the same never excited friend to all overflowing with kindness math is his Waterloo Camera 1 Basketball 2 Q51-r Basketball 3 Qlvlanagerj SOCCSI' 4 Tumblmg Club 2 3 Athletlc Boosters Club 4 HARRIET FISHER strength takes life easy long tresses F H A 1 2,3,4 19 Home Economlcs Good natured tom boy of class possesses greawdp cafeteria 1 2,3 if VM lffefw 744:40-omg CHESTER FLOWERS General Fond of cowboying ln his Old s thinks homework a nuslance detests making speeches carefree Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2,3 Recreatlon Club 2 Leader's Club 1 Tumbling Club 3 Athletlc Boosters Club 4 Qrwa.b ywn14q DONALD GARMAN smlle small but hefty Camera Club 1 F F A 1,2 , Flag Raismg 4 Patrol 4 19 Agnculture Zoom! Toot, green pickup truck. always ready wxth a I f A 1, W1 .!!'lis',g V, I - 1 J Q 1 t A U JANET GREER pered small but mighty Llbrary 1 Patrol 3 Gxrl Reserves 1 Music Club 2 ,VEQMV HELEN GRIMM Commercial Blonde member of class willing to co operate cluef interest is blue Dodge expects to be secretary Patrol 3 4 Athletlc Boosters 4 Gxrl Reserves 1 Crafts Club 3 Sub Deb 2 lfiotfffflvfm KAT YN GROFF quiet an experienced driver Strasburg High School 1,2 F H A 3 4 ff Zwtefffvy SHIRLEY ANNE GROFF Academic Capable in all sports good basketball Captain likes driving Dad's car fixed opmions cheery smile Patrol 3 4 Girl Reserves 1 Chorus 3 4 Basketball 31Capt J Sr Play 4 Yearbook Staff Sports Editor 4 Boys Basketball team Statistation 4 Boasters Club 4 fSec Q Spanish 3 Hockey 4 Thalian Soclety 2 Orchestra l,2,3 Band l,2,3 20 Academic 5 kapgiy-go-luckvfl. .spends vacation in Ohio. . .quick tem- Spamsh 3 Chrous 4 Band 1 Crafts 4 Home Economics Efficient F H A member serious mmded dxligent work o 0 n ' 9 n 0 , . er. . . 2.2 ' . ' ' ' Cafeteria 3,4 I F A .1 4 6 , 0 O I I O O C Commercial DOROTHY L. HENRY ,ca Very feminine. . .neat. . .pretty black hair. . .particular in- terest in a senior boy. . .vocal ability. Patrol 3,4 Chorus 3,4 Music Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 'rhauan Society 2,3 Band 1,2,3 71 Visual Arts Club 4 Orchestra 1,2,3, lSecretary and Treasurerj Home Economics Www Wow ,, rf'-1 HAROLD HERR Academic student. . .efficient soccer goalie. . .fluent e . .f lies in dentistry. Club l,2,3,4 Soccer 3,4 Secretary Baseball 3,4 4 President junior Play 3 Rifle Team 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 B d l,2,3,4 We La Hi Staff 3 , C rus 4 Yearbook Staff 4 04.1 I rol 4 junior Hi-Y 1 Q7f C MARY ELIZABETH HERR Quiet. . . .lover of guitar music. . . .future home-maker. . . .very conscientious. . .easily excited. F. H. A. l,2,3,4 Sub Deb Club 1 Cafeteria l,2,3,4 5 Craft Club 3 xl ffZE I A LVIN HERSHEY Likes to argue. . .hot temper when kindled. . .big tease. . .loves to sing. . .driver of new Studebaker convertible. Iimior Hi-Y 1 F. F. A. l,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Soccer 4 2 Assistant Treasurer! Senior Play 4 3 reasurerl 4 lPresidentl 21 Yearbook Staff 4 Agriculture Visual Arts Club 4 Senior High Chorus 4 -Daw-P. Blond wavy hair loves to 1ce skate Academlc Capable editor in chief of We La Hi Times well rounded interest abundance of character and per sonallty Llbrary Club 1 2 Iunxor Pla 3 QVICE Presldentj Chorus 3, Orchestra 1 2 Wxce Presxdentl We La H1 Tlmes 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 lEditor in Chief, Patrol 3,4 Class Secretary 2 Natlonal Honor Soclety Class H1stor1an 3 Ar to all ciety 4 BETTY JANE LE1-'EVER 3 Academic Always ready for fun 11kes all sports young est member of our class future nurse Quarryville High School 1 2 up Hockey Team 4 raft S Club 3 we' ,J Basketball 3 Athletic Booster Senior Chorus Club 4 4 1LibrarianJ Yearbook Staff 4 Statistician for Boys Basketball 4 22 IUNE HOUSER jaw .ilbumfu PAUL HOSTETTER always seen wlth his Recreatlon Club 1 Commercial Club 2 Rmfle Club 3 4 Treasurer! Secretary! Patrol 3,4 General Hudson sleepy Wit Kw-M' PATRICIA A KEENER Acadenfuc Peppy cheerleader well mannered wmnmg person ality Halloween Queen outstandmg vocalist frlend Thalian Society 1 2 Iumor Play 3 Glrl Reserves 1 Semor Play 4 KPresidentJ We La H1 Tlmes 2 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 CFeature Edxtorj Girls Basketball 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Salvage Committee 2 fFeature Editor! Patrol 3 4 Hockey 3,4 Chorus 3 4 Band 1 Red Cross Rep 4 Natxonal Honor So 4 K 9' 0. ' ' I Q '. ., 'U Af. Nb W avg, C z dijx MILDRED LEFEVER Commercial Cooperative sweet tempered ardent commercial student interest lies in certain one and only Quarryville High School 1,2 Crafts Club 3 Visual Arts Club 4 We La Hi Times 4 SHIRLEY LEFEVRE Academic 9 Efficient treasurer commendable student very neat appearance interest lies outside of if school sure to succeed ,W Class Treasurer 1 2, , Music Club 1 Thalian Socxety 2 Vxsual Arts Club 4 Nice President, 1 Ill 'Wmihalf U.-ll-oGZ.f.4.ro-.if4 WILLIS C LEFEVER, IR. General Hard worker usually fommd 1Il green chevy loves fun seen at most basketball games Camera 1 Commercial 2 Crafts Club 3 Booster Club 4 XQWW, Patrol 3 4 National Honor Societ 3 4 Hockey Orchestra 1 2 3 Band 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 fASSlSt3I'lt Editorj D5-lf - V -5-'75 DoLoREs LONG Home Economics Prizes her dimples expert typist quiet always looks for the silver lining willing worker Lancaster Catholic H S. 1 2 Crafts Club 3, 4 F. H A 3 We La Hx Times 4 23 ' vi., . 34 ' ,A , 1 1' . . .-,4 wwf 7 A? HELEN LUTZ voice ever dependable seen with Esh Thalian Society 2 Vlsual Arts Club 4 Orchestra 1 2 Girl Reserves 1 Dramatxcs 3 Chorus 3 4 Cheerleader 1,2 Patrol 3,4 Hockey 3 Yearbook Staff 4 ARLENE MCKINNEY Academic J Honor student loves to laugh worthy companion seen w1th Dlck. efflcient patrol Lieutenant Class Historian 2 4 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Vxce Presldent 1 Patrol 3,4 Orchestra 1,2 Lieutenant G1rl Reserves 1 Hockey Team 3 Thallan Soclety 2 Vxsual Arts Club 4 Chorus 3,4 Reporter S xsh Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 AQXEIYEWM 741140 IANET MILLER bling well dressed Camera 1 Athletlc Booster Club 4 Vice President Spamsh 3 Junior Girl Reserves 2 Hockey 4 ,?A..4.'H 'hf.u.., CHARLES MILLER Agrlculture Tall and slender future farmer cowboys in green Nash 1Green Hornetl pleasing personallty Hi Y 1 F F A Ch2.p1ain3 F F A 1 2 4 Visual Arts Club4 24 Commercial Future secretary pleasing personality splendld soprano Academic Smallest member of the class skxlled in the art of tum W I C O O I I 0 . Wa ,lf Vice President M 1 Rf - JJ if WV if V . K . 'P 1 . n ,il v Ax. I1 1 fl .- . . , ,3, ' . . Commercial Full of pep good conversationalist possesses fine art a bility loves to laugh able cheerleader Girl Reserve 1 KSecretaryJ Yearbook Staff 4 We La Hi Tlmes 1 2,3 Senior Play 4 Patrol 3 4 Iunior Play 3 Thalil-111 S0Ci0tY 2 Cheerleader 1,2,4 Boaster Club 4 Basketball Hockey 3,4 GRACE MYLIN -fd-444, 'VKJ rw 0, 2 Qgb SHIRLEY NEVILLE Jw Commercial Asset to the hockey team full of fun small but dynamic future secretary Girl Reserve 1 Booster Club 4 Patrol 4 Hockey 3 4 L a ub 2 Basketball 3 Club 3 Yearbook staff 4 Blawg Q, of 9525 Mmm pm-ER mum 6+ Agriculture Possesses cute smlle actlve Future Farmer of Amenca J' quxet well hked by everyone Recreatxon Club 1 F F A 1 2fSent1nelJ 3 fV1ce Presidentj J 4 fPres1dentJ VISURI Arts Club 4 We iffy We M ETHEL R POTTS Academic Artistlc lly inclined reserved dresses neatly hyp notzc eyes nonchalant enjoys readmg seen wlth Shirl Girl Reserves 1 Art and Craft Club Library Club 2 Chorus 4 Spanish Club 3 Patrol 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 25 - 3 get y s . 4 I,?,. 4 A pile, 4 -0 W y f N v , ,J 1 0, if , f H I .. Q 0 n l . . . . . .. . - 4',Z.....n, Quay ELENORA RINEER Home Economics Happy-go-lucky. . .everybody's friend. . .outstanding typ- ist. . .future home maker. . .resident of Lancaster. Lancaster Twp. lr. H. S. 1 Crafts Club 3 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Visual Arts 4 fReporter and Treasurerj We La Hi Times 4 Patrol 4 WW? WALTER RINEER General Six foot two eyes of blue mterested m sports pro vokes many a laugh smcere Tumbling Club 1,3 Basketball 3 4 Athletic Boosters Club 4 Baseball 2,3 4 Recreation Club 2 Soccer 4 '33 QWJAQXA7 Z RALPH RINIER General Never prizes his money has that certain Soph uiet ually that is Baseball 1, 2, 3 4 CCaptamJ Basketball 3 Booster Club 4 Rifle Club 1, 2 3 Rifle Team 2 VM, STELLA L STEINMAN vt Academic Editor of Yearbook. accom lished actress membe dl IX P Y t X Honor Society lively likeable X N Orchestra 1 2 Thalian Society 2 X Hockey 3,4 Girl Reserves 1 X X Girls Basketball 3 Athletic Boosters Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Patrol 3,4 Spanish Club 3 National Honor Society 3,4 fSecretary7 Yearbook Staff 4 uszditor in chiefb 5 X 26 and-a' ,MM Z J dl- ,Aff GLENN STEPHAN General f ..bL Hard to understand takes life as it s sesses intelligence fascinated by girls Manheim Twp 1 2 Soccer 4 Basketball 3 Iunxor Play 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Athletic Boosters Club 4 fASSlSt2.Ilt Editorj Rifle Club 3 W5-M331-ka-m v1oLE'r STONER of life future homemaker 3 Song Leader! 'Z Home Economlcs Reddish brown hair blushes easily looks on bright side F H A 1 4 Crafts Club 3,4 2 Parllamentarianl Cafeteria 1 2 ROBERT sUL'rzBAcn 75 JL Academic ager full of fun future college student Rifle Team 3 We La Hi Times 3 Soccer 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Rifle Club 1,2,3 Basketball Manager Vice President of Class 4 ylvww- 'W-'M'-lf!! GLENN WEAVER boy of the class Athletic Boosters Club 4 Academic Hearty laugh talks at fast rate history whiz innocent Recreation Club 1 Patrol 3 4 Tumbling Club 2 Senior Play 4 Crafts Club 3 Baseball 3,4 I 7 0 0 0 e 0 apo ' I ' I , O U O , 1 Class Casanova. . .curly hair. . .capable business man- E 0 O O I I I C ' . ., VM' , MM? 3+-w-W MARY ELIZABETH WEAVER Home Economics Reliable person. . .willing helper in time of need. . .always happy a.nd jovial. . .beautiful hair. F. H. A. We-La-Hi-Times 4 , fl CSecretaryl3,4 Cafetena 3,4 ,Vw V Strasburg High School 1,2 1 WELK 394'-' W RA -La Agriculture Active F F A member interest lies in a certam Senior girl clean cut always ready for fun H1 Y Vlsual Arts Club 4 F F A 1,2, ,4 Chaplaml 3 Reporterj Commercial fifw HAROLD E General Handsome Senior well built all around athlete enjoys having fun faithful class president Class President 2 3 4 Rifle Team 2 3 Patrol 3, KCaptainJ4 Rifle Club 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3,4 Junior Pla 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3, Soccer 3, QCaptainl4 Athletic Boosters Club 4 PEYLLIS YEAGLEY .p,L4? 07 yy Affable pleasing personality dark eyes leadmg rol m Senior Play valuable asslstant Thalian Society 2 Cheerleader 1 2 Dramatxcs Club 3 Hockey 3,4 Patrol 3,4 Chorus 3,4 We La Hi Times 2 junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Girl Reserve 1 fTreasurerJ Visual Arts Club 4 28 N , A VII M111 . . . 3 - 2 ' I A , . 1' l J 'M , or . . . . .. . . . . . 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JIEVBI' W0l'I'ieS Chess and Checker Club 2 Senior Play 4 Tumbling Club 3 Patrol 3 Athletic Boosters 4 Soccer 4 A Yearbook Staff 4 C ffiilff fm ff M me ,alla l ' fAL'l 3 ff ' , - .le 4 V , Loves trouble. . .never studies. . .possesses a keen sense y f if ' 1' r 615. 1 2' Class Colors Maroon and Grey 'Y 41 ze 2? 3-in A - 5949 1 pi '75 'S ,s f Q' Aff' fb Class Flower Talismam Rose Class Motto By our own efforts, we rise CLASS OFFICERS zum' FIRST ROW Shirley LeFevre Treasurer, Arlene McK1nney Hnstorxan, Harold Werner Presl dent, Robert Sultzbach Vxce President, Joanne Brubaker Secretary 9 5- .J , .ly 2 I X , if gf? ha, Q 1 A - S 5 . 2 FIRST ROW Helen Lutz Phyllis Yeagley Dorothy Henry, Pat Keener Grace My11n, Joanne Bru baker, Helen Grlmm Shirley Neville Janet Miller, Jacqueline Aston, Lorrame Burkhart, Esther Doner SECOND ROW Mlss Straley, Mary Herr June Houser Shirley Groff Betty Eisenberger, THIRD ROW Molly Weaver Kathryn Groff, Ethel Potts Janet Greer, Mildred Lefever, Jacque line DeVere, Dorothy Brubaker, Betty Jane Lefever Arlene Barley Dolores Long FIRST ROW Alvin Hershey, Frank Bradley Robert Sultzbach, Glenn Stephan Harold Herr Chester Flowers, Glenn Weaver SECOND ROW Harold Werner, Walter Rmeer Charles Miller, Ralph Rineer, Roy Esbenshade Harold Bomberger Paul Hostetter, Mr Snyder THIRD ROW W1111s Le fever, Ira Welk, Donald Garman Melvm Peifer Guy Brehm Donald Zook 30 I I l J Shirley LeFevre,Ar1en'e McKinney, Elenora Rineer,, Violet Stoneyr, Janet Barr, ,Stella Steinman. , I ., , I , . .. . C ASSHIST R THLETIC ab1l1ty muslcal talent, and buddxng 1n1t1at1ve these three qualltles were hldden behxnd faces beammg w1th m1SChl9f, whlch entered West Lampeter m 1943 West Lampeter was new to us as well as to the superv1s1ng prmclpal, Mr Adams Together we started the chmb for success W1th many new 3Ct1V1tleS occupy1ng our t1me we were soon through Iumor Hlgh School However durmg thls t1me we reallzed the cost of a war and dxd our part by collectlng paper and buymg war bonds In the fall of 1945 we entered the Freshman class look1ng eagerly ahead toward greater responsr bll1t16S The class elected offxcers who lmmedlately assumed thelr dutles Preparatlon for the faxr soon began Hotdogs wlth catsup and mustard enabled us to have a profltable class stand at the Commumty Fan' We also won the scholastlc contest for the th1rd year IH success1on whlch permanently entltled the cup to our class We were the largest class 1n school wlth a total en rollment of 72 Returmng 1n the fall as Sophomores we were pr1v1leged to have the 1ce cream stand at the fan' The proflt from our sales was an lmportant step toward a semor trlp Those offlcers elected were Presldent Harold Werner Vlce Presldent Arlene Barley Secretary june Hous er Treasurer Shlrley LeFevre Hlstorlan Arlene McK1nney Due to the size of our class we agam had the audltorlum as our homeroom It had been pamted which greatly lmproved the general appearance of the school Aprll and May seemed to be long months but fmally summer vacatlon came Well here we were back xn school agam Iunlorsl We lmmedlately elected offxcers Presl dent Harold Werner V1ce Presldent Arlene Barley, Secretary, Joanne Brubaker, Treasurer Shlrley LeFevre Hlstorlan June Houser Durmg the early part of the year the mam attractlons presentatlon of the comedy, Mlss Ilmmy hlghllghted our jumor year and brought us many compllments In the sprmg our class assembled to choose class Jewelry Our dads had to dlg a llttle deeper 1n thelr pockets, but we all managed to be wearlng a class nng or pm Our social gathermgs w1th the class of 1948 were chmaxed by the Iumor Semor Receptlon As a remem brance to the school our class along w1th the class of 1948 gave money to be used for the purchase of stage curta1hs It wasn t so d1ff1Cl11t to return to school 1n the fall of 1948 As forty n1ners we looked for ward to occupymg the Semor homeroom and the cholce seats mn the audltorlum Thls year we welcomed by several new teachers and our hlgh school prmclpal, Mr Snyder Mlss Straley and Mr Snyder were appolnted our class advlsors Wlth the aid of our class offlcers Presldent, Harold Werner VICE Presxdent, Robert Sultzbach, Secretary, Joanne Brubaker Treasurer, Shlrley LeFevre, H1stor1an, Arlene McK1nney our class whole heartedly took over the respon S1b11lf16S of the year Our home economlcs teacher helped us to conduct a profitable falr restaurant Rehearsals for the Semor play were scheduled ln October and November The suc cessful presentatlon of the comedy, Ghost of a Chance dlsplayed dramat1c abilxty as well as the cooperatxve attltude of the forty nmers After assemblmg all the materxal necessary for our yearbook, we sent 1t to press the fxrst week 1n February Boys as well as g1r1s washed d1shes and walted on tables at the annual semor supper And then for the bxg tlme at New York wxth Mxss Straley and Mr Snyder as chaperones,I m sure we couldn t have had a more wonderful txme Sxght seemg eatmg out and staymg up late wxll all go down nn the memolrs of our Semor tnp Wlth solemn faces we marched up the alsle, attzred nn caps and gowns Baccalaureate ser vlce had been held and now lt was Commencement night Those mischievous looks were gone and 1n thexr place was found a look of smcere determxnation to make the best of our future l1fe To you, We La H1, we extend a deep sense of gratitude for the qualities which you have mstilled U1 our lives 31 . . , . . . . . . U . . . , , , . . . : I. , . 5 . . Z Z . , - 5. , . . S , . 0 - . . , . , i . . . - . . . . z .- a , 1 9 1 , q . . 4 1 , ! 9 ' were the fair, our class assembly, and our Hallowe'en party held in Charles Miller's barn. The . 1 . . yy . . . 1 u I , u . , 1 u . u u 3 . n n . n . S ' ' I4 77 ' ' ' . - ' 7 . 7 , .t . - . , . , . . .u . . . , PRUPHEDY May 25 1969 Dear Mr Adams Wouldn t you l1ke to know what your class of 1949 IS domg today? We aren t all presldents, senators, and actresses, but some of us have come close to makmg that grade ROY ESBENSHADE has been workmg over t1me for the past s1x months as V1ce pres1dent 1n charge of the Clrculatmg Ice Water Department at Armstrongs Whxle he has been freezmg h1m self, BOB SULTZBACI-I has been keepmg the temperature up tendmg the bollers on the B 81 O rallroad Having made h1s flrst m1ll1on, ALVIN HERSHEY IS busy teachmg GLENN STEPHAN to be or not to be what? that s the questlon Some of us recently saw in the NEW YORK TIMES that SHIRLEY NEVILLE and DO'I' HENRY attended the Natxonal Secretary s convent1on at San Franclsco They were flown to Cal1forn1a m an Army B 29 piloted by HAROLD WERNER, and havmg STELLA STEINMAN as a1r hostess In the west coast they met MILDRED LEFEVER JANET BARR and BETTY EISENBERGER Red Cross secretanes, who were waitmg for thexr ass1gnment overseas GLENN WEAVER and HAROLD BOMBERGER Just returned from a trlp to Alaska where they ran into WALTER RINEER who IS atruck drwer for the Klondlke Gold Company So that JUNE HOUSER and ESTHER DONER d1dn t have such a dlffxcult tr1p over the Swlss Alps, they rented a palr of Hanmbal s elephants In Geneva these glrls met HELEN LUTZ who IS teachxng the Swlss how to yodel m Pennsylvama Dutch We recently read ln the paper that MOLLY WEAVER IS spendmg quxte a few hours teachxng the famous Oscar Levant how to play chopstlcks on the P13110 JOANNE BRUBAKER our other pxanlst, IS workmg on her doctor s degree 1n muslc Smce SHIRLEY GROFF won a Jeepster 111 a welght loosmg contest, she IS plannmg a trlp to Mexico Besldes wantmg to travel, PHYLLIS YEAGLEY and JANET GREER are gomg along to help hold down the rear of the car DONALD ZOOK has recently completed the aeronautxcal engmeermg on the new rocket shxp scheduled for a trlp to Mars Gomg on the trlp as mechan1cs, to keep the clouds out of the pro pellors, are PAUL HOSTETTER and RALPH RINIER Just th1s year JANET MILLER, gym teacher, GRACE MYLIN, art teacher and DOT BRU BAKER, commerclal teacher, met for the flrst tlme Smce hlgh school graduatlon, at Lampeter Un1vers1ty where they are on the faculty ETHEL POTTS IS head of the poster department for the Rmglmg Brothers c1rcus and LOR RAINE BURKHART spent thls last summer w1th the c1rcus wrltmg her college the IS on the ha bits of Afncan elephants PAT KEENER has Just completed her fourth year as a socxahzmg soc1a1 worker m Lower Slabovla Workmg w1th Pat IS JACKIE ASTON who IS teachmg the schmoos how to play hockey Ident1fy1ng the flfth and twelfth vertebrae IS keepmg HAROLD HERR qulte busy these days at Penn Medlcal School Occasxonally BETTY JANE LEFEVER and ARLENE BARLEY, who are nurses III the Phlladelphxa Hosp1tal's chlldren ward meet Harold for some gosslp sesslons about old W L H S times ELNORA RINEER and DOLORES LONG are competmg for speed typxng records at the World s Farr 32 D 4 I Y o 1 . 3 1 p . - . . . . - - . . . Q . . . . . . . gg - 7, S ' ' 0 Q Q o - . 1 1 a . . ' ' u 9 ! 1 - . . . 9 , . . Q . 7 . . . . . . 9 . 9 . . . . . o ' J . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . p . - , - . . . . . . n , - S - 9 . gg . . . 7, . . 0 o . . o - . . . . . . . Y n o o p u . . J . o Living happily in West Lampeter Township with their children, are ARLENE MCKINNEY and SHIRLEY LEFEVRE who frequently meet at the Busy Bee Sewing Club. FRANK BRADLEY made good over night and retired at twenty. Presently he has money in the Canary-Yellow baseball team for which CHET FLOWERS pitched a no-hit game season last year. Directing 4-H Club work keeps JACKIE DEVERE and KATHRYN GROFF quite busy in addition to keeping house and managing a family on their farms in Iowa. CHARLES MILLER and GUY BREHM together own a dairy farm which supplies milk for the Suchard Milk Chocolate Factory. IR.A WELK and MELVIN PEIFER have gone to Patagonia, South America, to raise Angora goats on a 10 000 acre ranch Having reared a half dozen towheaded children, HELEN GRIMM can really claim the medal of success VIOLET STONER MARY I-IERR, and HARRIET FISHER are applying their W L H S home economic training in their Lancaster County homes The 1968 election brought WILLIS LEFEVER S and DONALD GARMAN S names to the news papers as very active members of the Square Deal Party Now we ve mentioned all the names of the 53 members of the class of 1949 and what they re doing today Twenty more years from now, Mr Adams that s too difficult to prophecy Sincerely, A 4071 XALYYAQLJ, 33 , . . , I I O 0 . - 3 I . 7 1 7 . 9 . , - - - , - - , I ww ' f' I H . .l I in ' 'P ,fy ' ,HSIBOUEW 3 .5350 H233 MEM NEO? ibm 350: W ,SPED Ca 55.30 4 'Hg NAS ws-H H028 FSENO BBOEWEO 620095 M2895 as .Nasa-2:5 350: W hgzn 350: W ,SZHQ 353: W :gan ,Hgzagbw Swag amiga ,QOEBU M325 M2 ONSCOQ E96 bg 3.50 xg :Egg H3652 Sagmgm 05.5 Bda gd G02 mhsgw 9:0 OHSOQ agaigm BOW UQ :Y 33 N E QEOHM N334 :B OH ESM mga ba :B OH ESM :B OU pam wgggO'a Paz amiga 5602 SSH its COGHPBB 25355 may-bgm Ogg mazda E02 HSOSEEOU 052 2 Edo 25 OBO: 2 gsm 5:5 Egazcq Wtam ad 22: 20 E58 wa 250 M-HO30EOm get-QEOO W ggggm 'Magma S25 WEE Q55 iO3mEOm WEMSE2 Emgm 'EE NME ming 252 swam gsgam M2553 SEO? iO30EOm weigh 2: E as wssmvo WWQEEH mgggw DHEOHEH gi 552 E5 mmmvsm-dm iQ? 050m SEO? mag ,Sm Missa H255 HSM xgm 228 33300 F2265 M5500 gan an 2:20:22 3805 M B OP AOOSUW EOHEE Zgmwgmvm Hgdak II :U d WWOWWOAH W ,Seam gugugm on OH E55 OH H332 B OP Saw HEIOC N nga OH gsamgom V200 w:ObWS'Hq 3 wmOm igggm HMVMHNEOEOHA 02:00 Ou OM OH Dawg 0555 EMBO 52208 .SERS Emgggm 4 ON tw 952 OB G03 REEL 53208 wawgz 0303 gg OH COSEEQ gamma E34 :Om EODNNHE 5,82 :mi O 3055 :gm MEOHOQ 20,6 Q52 Nhghim :OGG 5255! 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Q, +a0g Q QAEK if cu O mag: rn gg cn cu 2 c: r-. x-. +-I , 5554 V101-.cc 4'0 o meucijf-:::f.' .S ai H Mgooaa U,,Pa.a::Q. c: gs: Q2-1 --- 'o mia' .2o'D0g I-1 Amb1t1on Name d erl 1s1t Sw1tz V To retary Mecham n-1 S8 S GVET ef tty ja e ldred UD stetter Ho ul USE! 0 8 CJ H3232 P? -1-A n-1 3 Pa -4 Vx a-1 J: UJQ Ei o U2 ri O E-4 D W,-'I 0 F4 U N H ocu Q Pfca -1 -1 -.-1 O W 0 -4 Ps JZ 4-I S-1 4 -4 'qii n-1 E H16 62252 mmoho 5: H 0 -1 nd Pu -4 n4 J: UD 9 G N sa E v-1 a-1 Fil W ham E -ra J: as F-1 I-4 G 1 S be t0 not Of be 4 ardess 8 1 SUCCCS A T T E C fi g Q O ?i5r7i v-1 -4 as-1 52360 P 35 m3 U IZ H14 -4 CJ 9.1 OSI 3 v-1 v-4 E W eronautlcal engmeer ook ald Z On H P D p11 vel Y r efne ldEW hy N CLHSSVILL E, the class of 1949 better known as the forty niners, having unearthed the gold of West Lampeter High School, sift on to the lower classmen some of the prec1ous nuggets we valued so highly in our school life preparing for l1fe's school Ianet Miller wxlls her small slze to June Hackman Betty jane Lefever wills her blushes to Bonme Sheaffer To Elizabeth Weaver, Glenn Stephan wills h1s nose Dorothy Henry and Ira Welk wxll the1r deep rooted frnendshlp to Vmcent Pxetsch and Mary Krxeder Guy Brehm wllls h1s farming ablllty to Earl Smeltz He en Lutz s muslc abxllty goes to Marguer1te Roland Charles Miller s false teeth go to anyone havmg d1ff1culty chewmg cafeterla food Betty Exsenberger bequeaths her glggle to Glorla Lmtner To lim Musser goes Roy Esbenshade s shyness Glenn Weaver s abxhty to talk fast goes to Charhe Calloway Delores Long leaves her dlmples to Vernon Lefever June Houser wills the edztorshlp of the school paper to Martha Rex Alv1n Hershey s bowlmg score goes to any begmner Helen Grxmm bequeaths her Dodge to Eugene Herr Tcl Dormda Howry, Chester Flowers wxlls h1s ab1l1ty to keep pedestrlans a state of constant error Harrlet Flsher leaves her hexght to Mary Ann Hmmt Shirley Groff w1lls her athletlc ab1l1ty to Shirley Dull janet Greer leaves her temper to Claude Doner To Janet Eckman goes Iackle DeVere s work as preszdent of the F A Esther Doner s quietness goes to Barbara Remer Lorrame Burkhart wxlls her scholastic ablllty to Darwxn Eckman To Doris Ressler goes Joanne Brubaker s long eye lashes Harold Werner leaves Arlene to whoever can secure her Violet Stoner wills her freckles to Nancy Rentschler To Pat Shell goes Arlene Barley s curly ha1r To Esther Fry, Ianet Barr leaves her posltlon as drum ma1orette To D1ck Hess, Melvin Peifer leaves the position of F F A presxdent Donald Zook s ability to get mto trouble goes to Patsy Dusel Molly Weaver bequeaths her blonde hair to Mary Glenn Grlfflth Ethel Potts wllls her artistic abxhty to Slap Mentzer Iackle Aston wills her glasses to anyone who needs them Wilhs Lefever w1lls h1s chemistry abllity to Ruth Ressler To anyone who wants it Donald Garman leaves the task of raxsing the flag Frank Bradley s sense of humor goes to Stanley Longenecker Harold Bomberger wills h1s F F A Jacket to Betty Landxs To john Burkholder, Dorothy Brubaker leaves her commercmal ab1lity Stella Steinman s Job of defendmg the hockey goal post goes to Dlanna Lybarger To Shlrley Smith Harold Herr bequeaths h1s knowledge of photography Paul Hostetter w1lls the Job of transportmg students to school to Strasburg Townshxp Bob Sultzbach wxlls his reputatlon of bemg a paragon of wit and humor to Donald Rowe Arlene McKmney leaves her place in the chorus to Carrle Herr Pat Keener leaves her abil1ty to get along w1th everyone to anyone who can attam lt To Sara lane Brubaker, Phyllis Yeagley w1lls her sparklmg brown eyes Mary Herr smany boy friends go to Betty Frank. To the faculty and students, goes Mlldred Lefever s cooperatxveness Walter Rmeer wills his reputation as Lampeter s strong silent man to Dennis Beacham Grace Mylin's gift of gab goes to Dzck Holton Elnora Rlnler leaves the Job of patroling the bus to the cops To Ioan Baumbach, Kathryn Groff leaves her hearty laugh Shlrley Neville wills her job at Lelbs to Vlrginia Hildebrand Ralph Rinier wills his pompador to Ray Graybill IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals thzs flrst day of January in the year of Our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Forty nine The Class of 1949 W L H S. Per -zlgsfo-viti frwvwra, Dxscovered, slfted, and scattered by the above named testators as and for the Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1949 in the presence of us, who 1n the1r presence and ln the presence of each other, at thelr request have subscribed our names as wltnesses thereto 36 , - n 3 . 4 O 1 4 . - . Q u Q n . - n 7 . 0 . . . y . . . 0 a o Q 1. a ' ' ' ' . H. . 7 . . , I ! - . Shirley LeFevre wills her position in the Honor Society to Richard Zook. , u . . . . 7 , ' . 3 . . . - I . . . , . I . , - - . y . . 3 ' O . , . ' . . I CLASS OF' I 950 FIRST ROW Mr Zuch, Vlrgmla Hlldebrand, Sara jane Brubaker, Ruth Ressler, G1or1a Llntne Shlrley Dull, Margaret Gastrock Evelyn Klme Iune Hess Annabelle Wenger, Mary Ann Hunt, Betty Landxs, Donald Eckman SECOND ROW Paul Eshleman, Rlchard Holton, James Musser Charles Bachman, Earl Smeltz, Rlchard Zook, Eugene Herr, Parke Lefever, Darwm Eckman, Rlchard Hess, ohn Burkholder Rlchard Fmdley, V1ncent Pxetsch THIRD ROW Ehzabeth Weaver, janet ckman, Glorla Holzhauer, Dor1s Ressler, Patsy Dusel, Martha Rex, Inme Hack inanS,hN231Fy Rentschler, Marguerlte Rolland, Ed1th Krelder Loretta Gochenauer, Vernon Lefev ra e er James Musser Pres1dent, John Burkholder V1ce Pres1dent, G1or1a Holzhauer Secretary, Loretta Gochenauer Treasurer Martha Rex H1stor1an 38 I' er, W . . . . . . . . - , 9 1 9 . . . . . , E , . 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Q - l , l , n. a n 3 , , - C ASS OF I?52 FIRST ROW Kenneth Eidemxller, Jere Fenninger, Florence Qumn, Mary Roland, Evelyn Weav Patsy Barley, Ervin Weaver, Janet Mower, Shlrley Erb, Grace Cox, Donald Aukamp, Mr Weak lim SECOND ROW Edward Appel, Jean Harvey Verna Weaver, Verdna Ressler, Barbara Holton, John Moseman, Robert Warfel, Ruth Ann Yunmnger, John Pxckel THIRD ROW Jack Kraft Jolm Heagy Carl Krieder, Lee Roy Drukenbrod, Fred Hess, Helen Howry, Phylhs W1ll iams, Robert Stauffer FOURTH ROW Jack Ferrrck Ray Grayblll, Robert Duval, Larry Mel Hess FIRST ROW Mr Finkeldey, Nelson Krieder, Glenn Bowman, Raymond Hackman, Betty Herr, Joanne Stoner, Lydla Myers, Shxrley Groff Norma Hlgh, Joanne Andrews, Raymond Brubaker, Donald Bachman SECOND ROW Elsle Herman, Janet Rineer, Mary Shertzer, Betty Weaver, Janet Clark, Mary Byers, Ardrs Groff, Romame Boose, Edith Mae Harmsh THIRD ROW Patsy White Ruth Lefever, Betty Koch, Vesta Phenagar,Norma Welk Delores Smxth, Joanne Haverstick, Anna Mae Herr, Wilmer Rutt FOURTH ROW Margaret Spoo, Carl Fmdley, John Neff Mowery Frey Richard Kauffman, Raymond Wxtmer, Arlene Herr, Amos Stoltzfus FIFTH ROW Paul Hershey, George Chapman, Glenn Dieter, Harold Wxker, Rlchard H Weaver 40 er, . : , , ' . . . -. u - lott, Gerald Binkley, Richard Weaver, Robert Herr, Ronald Eckman, Robert Burkhart, Glenn u n , 0 , 9 I . 9 . . . , , . Q o . CLASS OF I 953 :NN an-nah NL fake FIRST ROW Marlyn McFalls Carol Amm Myers, Anan Swager, Judy Dowd, Kenneth Rankin Ken neth Gochenauer SECOND ROW Alma Neff Elwood Wxtmer, Norma Frey Mary Glenn Grifflth Roy Pietsch THIRD ROW Patsy Greenleaf Dons Burkins Clair Ressler, Clayton Deshong FOURTH ROW Mary Mellinger, Jolene Keemer, Gwendolyn Sterneman, Ann Wxtherow, Donald Dunlap, Dorothy Book. FIRST ROW' Miss Brodbeck, Frank Yoder, John I-larnish, Edwin Gove, Stewart Grimm, Ronald Sterneman, Clyde Keller. SECOND ROW: Faye Rineer, Esther Frey, Donald Barley, Janet Gray bill, Jay Rhoads. THIRD ROW: Lois Myhn, Helen Evans, Nancy Groff, Robert Palson,Wa11as Musselman. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Graham, Sonya Horting, Joyce Graham, Bertha Shickel, Richard Breckbill. FIFTH ROW: Richard Krantz, Jack Rittenhouse, Robert Eshleman, Mary Kreider, William Rhoads, Paul Hess. 41 I Q In 2 - ' si. 9 ,, I , 5 Y' Q. J I 6 +A . . gf' It H -. a+' as W - 1 I . : , l , I 1 ' : 9 . 1 Q . I , , . Q LASS 0F 954 FIRST ROW Ruth Huber, Betty jane LeFevre, Janet Harvey, George Shantz Benuel Stoltzfus, Park Rmeer, Donald Moore, Thomas Fxsh SECOND ROW Mr Seyler, R1chard Roland, Peter Wise, Robert Holzhauer, S1dney Moseman, Dorothy Mowery, Dorothy Neff, Gladys McConnel, Charles Ruhl, Loulse Harmsh, Rosemane Cassldy THIRD ROW Mxlton Leed, Glenn Smlth, Milton Lehman, B11ly Myers, Stanley Longenecker, Elva Harmsh, Joanne M1l1er, Dav1d Buck walter, Martha Keener, Helen Doner, Alta Weaver, Gladys Swemhart, Al1son Swager FIRST ROW' Robert Groff, Da1sy Walstrum, Iacquelme Carson, Betty Bradley, Arlene Oelinger, Evelyn Lechy, Shlrley Ann Armstrong, Mary Ann P1ckel. SECOND ROW Mr. W1l son, Martha Groff, Donald Elson, R1chard Bleecher, Ioan Alt, Frances Canfleld, Anna Kuhns, Mary Moser. THIRD ROW' Rnchard Nagley, Allen Yunmger, Robert Mxller, Roy Keener, Rol land Oatman, Arthur Zercher, Milton Leed, Ronald Mentzer, Robert Howry. 42 G Q f' ' , h 'sn . I 4 H' ' ' . 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FIRST ROW Betty Herr, Violet Stoner, Mary Herr, Edith Krexder, Betty Ann Watts, Jacqueline DeVere, Molly Weaver, Elenora Rlneer, Mary Shertzer, Thelma Slaymaker SEC OND ROW Janet Clark, Joanne Stoner, Norma High, Joanne Andrews, Delores Long, Kathryn Groff, Dorothy Rmeer, Annabell Evans, Elsle Crawford, Janet Eckman, Betty Koch, Mrs Weaver THIRD ROW Mary Byers, Mary Landls, Edith Hamish, Ardxs Groff Els1e Herman, Betty Lou Himmelreich FOURTH ROW Shirley Groff, Joa.nne Haverstlck, Betty Weaver, Norma Welk Carrie Herr, Ar lene Herr, Anna Mae Herr, Gladys I-Iumbert Mary Jane Eberle, Shlrley Smith E Future Homemakers spend most of thelr t1me m the Home Econom1cs Department learmng to sew and to become more experienced nn homemaking projects These girls have an opportumty to enter mto vanous projects which are educational and give them pract1ca1 expe nence Regular monthly meetings devoted to buslness combined wxth enjoyment, are held in the evenmgs There are j01l'lt social gathermgs held w1th the F F A the corn huskmg bee, Christmas party, and other activities which have kept them busy throughout the year Officers Presldent Jacqueline DeVere V1ce President Betty Ann Watts Secretary Hlstonan Molly Weaver Secretary Elmora Rineer Reporter Edlth Kreider 44 . . 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F'F'A FIRST ROW Marvm Mlller, Henry Balmer, Paul Krantz, Harold Rohrer, Mr Rentschler, Richard Hess, Reuben Harmsh, Raymond Witmer, Wilmer Rutt Robert Clark, Donald Rowe SECOND ROW Harold Burkhart, Robert Brubaker, Mllton Hershey, Donald Garman, Ira Welk, Paul Hershey, George Chapman, Mowery Frey, Enos Groff Harlan Keener, Iolm Herr THIRD ROW Melvin Peifer, Richard Weaver, Harold Charles, Charles Miller, Alvin Hershey, Dar FOURTH ROW Amos Stoltzfus, Raymond Hackman, Harold Wxker, Nelson Kreider, Raymond Brubaker, Glenn Bowman, Donald Bachman, john Neff Richard Kauffman, Richard Weaver, Paul Rhineer, Karl Findley E Future Farmers of Amermca is a National organ1zation of farm boys studying Vo cational Agriculture in the public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vo cation Arts There are four grades of active membershlp including 111 Green Hand, Q21 Chapter Farmers, C35 Keystone Farmers and Q43 American Farmers These boys have the opportun1ty to participate in various types of county, state, and national activlties During the past year the chapter has entered several judging contests. Vocational Night Program is presented every year in cooperatlon with the F H A to acquaint more people wlth the work of the chapter The motto is Learning To Do, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live, Living To Serve Officers President Richard Hess Vice President Harold Rohrer Secretary Reuben Hamish Treasurer Henry Balmer, Ir Asst Treasurer Marvin Miller Reporter Paul Krantz Chaplain Raymond Witmer Sentinel Wilmer Rutt 45 C O O 1 j ' gn . , ' . , . win Hckman, Harold Bomberger, Stanley Groff, Eugene Herr, Cflenn Deiter, Richard Findley. ! . ll ii SEN I ORHI H CHORU FIRST ROW Arlene McK1nney, Patsy Shell, Joanne Brubaker, Dorothy Brubaker, Arlene Barle June Houser, Betty lane Lefever, Sh1rley Pietsch, Mary Ann Hunt, Ethel Potts SECOND ROW Mr Ryan, Alvm Hershey, Shirley Groff, Iacquelme Skethway, Dormda Howry, Shlrley Smlth, Arlene Nagley, Helen Lutz, Phylhs Yeagley Dorothy Henry, Nancy Rentschler, June Hackman, Stella Steinman THIRD ROW Dennls Beechman, janet Greer, Ruth Tumble, Patsy Keener, Ioan Baumbach, Evelyn Herr, Shlrley Dull Martha Rex, Ruth Ressler, Sara Jane Brubaker, Glo r1a Holzhauer, Ellzabeth Weaver, Loretta Gochenauer, Betty Landxs, Harold Burkhart, Harper Calloway FOURTH ROW Claude Doner, Milton Hershey, Mxke Brunner, Raymond Wells, Ro bert Brubaker, Harold Herr, Iames Musser, Harold Warner, Donald Zook, Ira Sheaffer rus s strlved to uphold NDER the d1rect1on of Mr Ryan the Chorus presented a very successful radio program broadcast over W L A N The Chrlstmas hohdays were mtroduced by an msplrmg Candle light Serv1ce featurmg the chorus After the Candlelight Serv1ce the group had a joyous txme Chrxstmas carolmg throughout the county To complete the year the chorus presented several numbers in the Sprmg Concert Officers President Arlene Barley Plamst Joanne Brubaker V1ce Presldent june Houser L1brar1an Betty Jane Lefever Secretary and Treasurer Dorothy Brubaker 46 Y, . D I q . , a - MUSIC when soft voices die vibrates in the memory : This is the quotation which the cho- TUN I OR HIGH CHORUS FIRST ROW Dorothy Mowery, Maydell Pletsch, Mary Glenn Gr1.ff1th, Judy Dowd, Norma Frey, Doris Burkms, Joanne Stoner, Betty Herr SECOND ROW Romaine Boose, Dorothy Book, Bet ty LeFevre, Joanne Haverstmck Norma Hlgh, Jolene Keemer, Anna Mae Herr, Shlrley Smlth, M Ryan THIRD ROW Rosemarie Cass1dy Raymond Wltmer, Sldney Moseman, Robert Holzhauer, Wilmer Rutt Glenn Smlth AVING been newly orgamzed th1s year, the Jun1or Hmgh Chorus has shown great progress Th1s orgamzation has proved to be a great beneflt to the Jumor Hngh members who are mterested in vocal muslc They were able to present the1r talent m several act1vit1es includmg the annual candlehght servxce and the sprmg concert We congratulate the Chorus on the efforts they have put forth and we hope they will contmue their progress. 47 . , D . . . . . ro . : . , , . BAND tis L FIRST ROW Dons Burk1ns Gwendolyn Sterneman, Arlene Barley, Claude Doner, Jolene Keemer Esther Frey, Charlotte Klmg, Ruth Trlmble, Janet Barr, Elwood Wxtmer, Norma Frey, SECOND ROW Ronald Sterneman, Kenneth Gochenauer, Robert Holzhauer, Sara Jane Brubaker, Mr Ryan, Gloria Holzhauer, Martha Rex, Loretta Gochenauer, Glenn Myers, Stanley Longenecker, THIRD ROW Donald Dunlap, Robert Brubaker, Paul Hess, Harold Herr E W L H S band under the capable baton of Mr Jack Ryan, lead the annual county Hal lowe en parade in which West Lampeter s float came flrst, since Pat Keener, as the school s chosen queen, brought home the local Jumor Chamber of Commerce trophy to bring top honors to her Alma Mater Another outstandmg event of the band during the year was the presentatlon of several num bers in the Spring Concert BRA SS Donald Dunlap Robert Brubaker Paul Hess Harold Herr Ronald Sterneman Robert Holtzauer Sara Jane Brubaker PERCUSSION Doris Burkms Gwendolyn Sterneman Elwood Witmer Norma Frey WOODWINDS Gloria Holzhauer Martha Rex Loretta Gochenauer Glenn Myers Stanley Longenecker FLAG BEARERS MAIORETTES Claude Doner Ruth Trimble 48 Arlene Barley Jolene Keemer Esther Frey Charlotte Kling Janet Barr A , 1 1 if H5 L : . . , , 0 0 0 0 , ' n , ' ORCHESTR FIRST ROW Joanne Brubaker, Dorothy Henry, Martha Rex, Arlene Barley, Esther Doner, Dorothy Brubaker SECOND ROW Elwood Wxtmer, Doris Burkms, Norma Frey, Gloria I-lolz ROUGHOUT the year the orchestra has advanced under the superv1sion of Mr Ryan We congratulate the two members Joanne Brubaker and Martha Rex, who partmipated ln the South ern Dxstrict Orchestra Festival which was held at Manheim Townshlp High School A leading part was played by the orchestra ID the Spring Concert 1n whlch they presented several numbers STRINGS WOOD WINDS PERCUSSION Joanne Brubaker Dorothy Henry Elwood Witmer Arlene Barley Martha Rex Norma Frey Esther Doner Dorothy Brubaker Claude Doner Janet Barr Doris Burkins Gloria Holzhauer 49 hauer, Mr. Ryan, Claude Doner, Janet Barr. - SPAN I SH CLUB SITTING Elsie Fehr, joan Greenly, Em1ly Herr, Barbara Holton, Iacquelme Skethway Charlotte Klmg STANDING Mr Seyler, Ardxs Groff, Shxrley Erb, Dolores Smith Vesta Phenninger, Verdna Ressler, Dorothy Shlssler, Ianet Book E Spamsh Club IS m its second year of existence at West Lampeter Hxgh School This club has proved to be very mterestlng and helpful m the study of fore1g'n countrles, mamly Spam Sxnce new members make up the club th1s year, they are spendmg thelr tlme studymg the elementary rules of grammar and pronunc1at1on The club is taking a great mterest m this study and is hoping to advance It throughout the year OF FIC ERS Presldent Iacquelme Skethway Vlce Presxdent Barbara Holton Secretary Em1ly Herr Treasurer Charlotte Kling 50 ' 9 . . . . . . . , . . . 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O MUS C CLUB Mr Ryan Mary Ann Hlmt, Patsy Dusel, Dons Burkms, Judy Dowd Dorothy Book NDER the direction of Mr Ryan the Music Club has accomplished a lot this year Even though there are only five members, they all enyoy music and therefore have learned a great deal Some of the records that have been played are as follows Porgy and Bess by George Gershwin Petrouchka by Straivmsky The setting is a Russian fair The music is brilliant and was first played m 1911 Many vocal records, including Pagghacci lpuppetl by Caruso, a great Italian tenor, now dead Gypsy Airs, also played by Yoso Kyphos, who is known for his perfection Sea Interludes Sunday Morning, by Benyamin Britten 1Modern Englishl Opera La Boheme by G Puccim fThe club followed along with the scor D They study not only music, but also art Mr Ryan displayed A Girl Before A Mirror, by Pablo Picisso, in LIFE magazme modern art Art was then compared with music The club has been planning to go to Hershey or Philadelphia to see a musical show OF FIC ERS President Patsy Dusel Vice President Doris Burkms Secretary Mary Ann Hunt Treasurer Dorothy Book Historian Iudy Dowd 51 1. . 2. H . n . . . . . . . . . . 3. n 1. ff 1 -J, u 4. Like a Dream, played by Yoso Kyphos, great violinist. 5. gg . 9 . . . ' 6. gg - - rs . . . 7. . ' '. ' e. ' . O ' Cl - !7 HONOR SOCIET FIRST ROW Stella Steinman, Arlene McKinney, Shirley LeFevre, Mr Adams SECOND ROW Martha Rex Patsy Keener, June Houser, Joanne Brubaker, Elizabeth Weaver E four objectives represented by the National Honor Soclety are scholarship, leadership, character, and service The purpose of this national orgamzatlon IS to create enthuslasm for acter in the students Throughout the Umted States the nmxform emblem of the National Honor Soclety is the flam mg torch Only students from the upper thlrd of the class are eligible for membership In the Iumor year five per cent of the class are el1g1ble the remammg ten per cent are ehglble m the Semor year The faculty selects the members, stressmg scholarship as the mam 0bJeCtlV6 The faculty reserves the right to postpone election of all or a part of the orgamzation untll Commencement 52 scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, andto develop char- u u Q 1 . u u . a 4 PATROL FIRSI' ROW Iacquelme Aston, Arlene McK1nney, Harold Wemer, Ianet Miller, Mary Ann Hunt, Mr Snyder SECOND ROW Shlrley LeFevre, Patsy Keener, Dorothy Henry, Phyllls Yeagly THIRD ROW Arlene Barley, Grace Mylin, Shlrley Neville Helen Lutz FOURTH ROW Paul Hostetter, Stella Stemman, Elenora Rineer, Ianet Barr, Ethel Potts, Helen Gnmm FIFTH ROW Harold Herr, Glenn Weaver, June Houser, Shirley Ann Graff E alm of the patrol is to be small but efficxent The patrol IS orgamzed to protect students when traveling to and from school Dutles are performed not only on buses, but patrol members also have their regular dutles in the hall and throughout the school to keep order whlle classes are passnng The members have done an excellent Job in keepmg order and rn stressmg methods of safety to fellow students Lleutenant Arlene McK1nney Captam Harold Werner 53 . . . n o . e - ' . . , n . - Q o 1 . . c . . n n . a u R I FLECLU FIRST ROW Mr Wxlson, john Burkholder, Paul Hostetter Harold Herr, SECOND ROW Paul Mill Michael Brunner, Robert Burkhart Robert Stauffer, Claude Doner, THIRD ROW Ralph Keller, Ronald Landxs, Raymond Wells, Richard Rhoads, Rxchard Landls, Glenn Hess, Robert Herr, Ronald johnson, Irvm Weaver EMBERS of the rlfle club m the1r leisure txme are found on the r1fle range, trymg to When partxclpatmg 1n matches, a team IS composed of ten members, however, only the f1ve highest scores are counted There were six matches held th1s year with Mt Joy, Manheim Townshlp, and Ephrata High Schools The team not only strlves to mamtain high scores, but stresses sportsmanship and safety ot firearms Although the club is not very large, they show some very fme scores. OF FIC ERS President Harold Herr Vice Pres1dent John Burkholder Secretary Treasurer Paul Hostetter 54 : . ' , : , u , n 1 : acquire higher scores. CRAFT CLUB FIRST ROW Esther Doner, Ruth Trimble, Dolores Long, Ruth Ressler, Ioan Baumbach Arlene Nagley, Patsy Shell Dormda Howry, Shirley Smlth SECOND ROW Thelma Wolfe, Nancy Flsh er, Vlolet Stoner, Ethel Potts, Janet Greer, Betty lane Frank, Patsy Rmeer, Barbara Remer THIRD ROW Mrs Barr, Rlchard Holton, Shlrley Dull Vlrglma Hildebrand, June Hackman An nabelle Wenger FOURTH ROW Donald Eckman, Charles Bachman, Vmcent Pletsch, Earl Smeltz TH a wooden bowl and some o1l paints any member of the Crafts Club could produce a colorful fru1t bowl, nut dish, or candy dish Thls club is composed of students with artistlc a bxlity Thexr proJects, wh1cn mclude a varlety of crafts, will be completed at the end of the school year By working 1n thxs club students are better able to do advanced or college art work. Secretary Treasurer Esther Doner 55 . 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LlE'LA-I-ll T I HES FIRST ROW Patsy Dusel, Thomas Remhart, Ehzabeth Weaver, Pat Keener, june Houser, Ioanne Bru baker, Elinora Rlneer, Nancy Rentchler, Glorla I-Iolzhauer, Carl Beck SECOND ROW Vernon Le fever, Dlana Lybarger, Betty Landls, Loretta Gochenauer, Betty Elsenberger, Ianet Barr, Mxldred Lefever, Lorrame Burkhart, Sara lane Brubaker, Molly Weaver, Dolores Long, Denms Beechrnan, Mlchael Brunner, Mlss Trumpeter E We La I-Ii Tlmes Staff plays an xmportant role in the aCtlV1tleS at West Lampeter I-Iavmg undertaken the task of pllb1lSh1Ilg the school paper, the members are contmually at work huntxng news and wrxtmg artlcles In addltlon to pubhshmg the paper they are studylng Journallsm and methods of lmprovmg their wrltmg abxllty An outstandmg feature of thxs orgamzatxon IS the annual tr1p to the newspaper budding m Lancaster The We La H1 Tlmes Staff has membershlp ln three honorary socxetles the Natxonal Scholastlc Press Assoc1ation, the Internatlonal Qu111 and Scroll,and the Columbla Scholastxc Press Assoclatlon Edltor 1n Chlef News Edltor News Reporters Feature Edltor Feature Reporters Sports Edltors june Houser Joanne Brubaker Lorrame Burkhart Sara jane Brubaker Pat Keener Betty Land1s Ehzabeth Weaver Loretta Gochenaur Dlana Lybarger Denms Beacham Nancy Rentschler Tom Remhart C 1rc ulatlon Plcture Edltor Poetry Edltor 7th Grade Reporter 8th Grade Reporters Typing Edltors Shlrley Pletsche Carl Beck Patsy Dusel Dorothy Mowrey Iudy Dowd Sonja Hortmg Norma Frey Molly Weaver Eleanor Rmeer Betty Elsenberger Dolores Long Janet Barr Associate-Editor. I I . I I I Martha Rex Egzchange Editor: I . , f f Gloria Holzhauer Advisors-Martha Trumpeter and Robert L. Adams YEARBOOK STAFF' ,awww FIRST ROW Harold Herr, Arlene Barley, Pat Keener, Robert Sultzbach, Shlrley LeFevre Stella Stemman, Glenn Stephan, Dorothy Brubaker Grace Myl1n, Shlrley Groff, Donald Zook Arlene McKmney SECOND ROW Mr Snyder Helen Lutz, Dorothy Henry, Shlrley Nevllle, Lorra1ne Burkhart Betty jane Lefever, Betty Elsenberger, janet Barr, Alvin Hershey Joanne Brubaker Ethel Potts, Iacquelme Aston Phylhs Yeagley Itme Houser, Mxss Straley MID the hum of typewriters, the chck of cameras, and the dihgence of feature sports, and llterary wrxters, the We La Hi yearbook of 1949 was carefully assembled Several evemng meet lngs were held at which t1me artlcles were typed, plctures were arranged and budgets completed Due to the patlence and assxstance of our advisors, Mlss Straley, and Mr Snyder, we have found th1s task a pleasure The completlon of the yearbook was made poss1ble by the efforts of a cooperatlve staff THE STAFF Edltor ln chlef Stella Stemman Assxstant Photography Editor Arlene Barley Asslstant Ed1tors Sh1rley LeFevre Busmess Manager Robert Sultzbach Glenn Stephan Asslstant Business Manager Alvm Hershey Club Edxtor Arlene McKmney Typxng Edxtor Dorothy Burbaker Feature Edltor Pat Keener Asslstant Typxng Ed1tors Phylhs Yeagley Asslstant Feature Ed1tors Lorrame Burkhart Betty Eisenberger Betty lane Lefever Dorothy Henry BOYS SpOI'tS Edltor Donald Zook Shirley Neville Gxrls Sports Edxtor Shlrley Groff june Houser Class Edltor Joanne Brubaker janet Barr Art Editor Grace Mylm jacquelme Aston Assistant Art Edltor Ethel Potts Helen Lutz Photography Edltor Harold Herr 57 .V A .1 In ' l Q Dm 4' M I 1,m,,,1, ' f '4 Q 'I fr , V QQ, ref ,V M' l , A X ' n 3 1 n , 1 Q . . . . . . . . , , 4 o , , 1 1 ' ' . 1 - . . -n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . 9 . . 9 . . . LIBRARY LUB FIRST ROW Marguerlte Roland, Betty Koch, Anna May Herr, Glorxa L1ntner, Dons Ressler Dorothy Brubaker, Ioanne Stoner, Ruth Lefever Patsy White, Betty Herr, Evelyn Weaver, Shlrley Groff SECOND ROW Evelyn Klme, Iune Hess Helen Howery, Patsy Barley, Grace Cox, Ianet Shertzer, Betty Weaver, Romame Boose Mary Byers, Edlth Harmsh, Mrs Maloney E purpose of the Llbrary Club IS to acquamt the students wlth the functxons of the l1brary and to stlmulate thelr interest m books Members of the club learn to shelve books and take care of the cnrculatlon of new books Each member has certam penods every week 1n wh1ch she takes charge of the desk In the fall the club attended a Lxbrary Conference held at M1llersv11le State Teacher s College Offxcers President Dorothy Brubaker Vxce Presldent Dor1s Ressler Secretary Joanne Stoner Treasurer Glorla Lmtner 58 H tl' A Z ' A , or A Q Mower, janet Clark, Norma Welk, Norma High, loanne Andrew, Arlene Herr, Mary Roland, Mary Y - TEEN CLUB FIRST ROW Mlss Straley, Ioanne Mnler, Elva Harnish, Helen Doner, Martha Keener, Alta Weaver, Evelyn Leachy, Betty Bradly, Maydell Pletsch, Iacquelme Carson SECOND ROW Elsxe Herman, Gladys Swmehart, janet Grayblll, Anna Kuhns, Loulse Harmsh, Martha Groff Lols Mylm, Ahson Swager, Daxsy Walstrum, Mary Ann Plckel THIRD ROW Bertha Sh1ckel, Lydla Myers, janet Rhmeer, Rosemarle Cass1dy Frances Canfxeld, Arlene Ohlmger, Mary Mellmger, Shlrley Armstrong FOURTH ROW Glor1a Neel, Mary Ann Wltherow, Dorothy Graham, Velma Slaymaker, Patsy Greenleaf, Dorothy Neff Betty LeFevre FIFTH ROW Ruth Huber, Mary Moser, Ioan Alt, Margaret Spoo Mary Krelder, Dorothy Mowery, Faye R1neer, Gladys McCon HE Y Teen Club formerly known as Gnrl Reserves, has M1ss Straley as xts advlsor Th1s club IS a natlonal orgamzatxon sponsored by the Young Women s Chr1st1an Assoclatlon It IS especlally adapted to teen agers The club IS orgamzed to help gxrls develop splrxtually mentally physlcally, and soc1a1ly, to tram for abundant 11VlI'lg, and to provide wholesome recreat1on The meetmgs are devoted to varlous thmgs, mcludmg dlscusslon on etlquette and the makmg of stuffed toys and kmttmg of afghans for Iumor Red Cross Act1v1t1es are held at the Y for Y Teen Clubs representmg all of Lancaster County Officers Presldent Mary Krexder Vlce Presldent Janet Graybxll Secretary Dorothy Mowery Treasurer Elva Harmsh Inter Club Representatlve Glorla Neel 59 i + . 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SCIENCE CL B FIRST ROW Peter Wxse, Davld Buckwalter, S1dney Mosemann, Kenneth Gochenauer, Robert Miller, Norma Frey, Esther Frey, Jere Fennmger, Stewart Grxmm, Marlyn McFal1s Donald Keener, Phyllis Wllhams, Dorothy Graham, Nancy Groff, Clayton Deshong, Son a Hortmg, Gwen dolyn Sterneman, Lee Roy Drukenbrod, Iolene Keemer THIRD ROW Mr Zoo , Gerald Bmk ley, Robert Duvall, Robert Eshleman, Carl Krelder, Fred Hess, Richard Breckblll, John Mose mann, jack Kraft, Dallas Musselmann, Paul Hess E mam objective of th1s organ1zat1on IS to study all phases of nature The club devotes most of 1ts tlme to takmg hlkes ln order to 1dent1fy plants and trees The club members thoroughly study and acquamt themselves w1th the nature and character lstics of annmals wh1ch 1nhab1t thls locahty They study the harmful and benehclal types of 111 sects In the sprmg they w1ll take hlkes wh1ch w1ll be devoted to the study of plant llfe Off1cers Pres1dent Donald Aukamp Vlce Presldent Fred Hess Secretary Phyllls Wzlhams Treasurer Gwendolyn Sterneman 60 . a n , Aukamp, Robert Howry. SECOND ROW: Alma Neff, Mary Glenn Griffith, Helen Evans, Roy MER I T BADGE CLUB FIRST ROW lack Ferrxch, john Heagy Edward Appel, lack R1ttenhouse, Rlchard Krantz, lay Rhodes, Wxlliam Rhodes Donald Dunlap SECOND ROW Mr Weakllm, Dick Weaver, Parke Rmeer, Thomas E1sh, Robert Holtzhauer, Elwood Witmer, George Shantz, Ronald Stemaman Clair Ressler THIRD ROW John Pickel, Ioe Nzxdorf, Richard Rowland, Roy Peltch, Kenneth Rankin, Donald Barley, Ronald Mentzer, Irvin Weaver, Edwin Gove, Donald Harmsh Clyde Keller E Merit Badge Club expresses fellowship Under the supervisxon of Mr Weaklim they are studymg many phases of nature As an aid in the1r study they have nature hunts and hxkes They leam boy scout rules and activxtles, and also work to pass Merit Badges Other subjects which they are studying are signaling, Morse code, field activities, and some phases of astronomy. Other actlvxties of the club are swimming parties and camping trips. President Edward Appel Vice President Ray Graybill Treasurer Richard Weaver Secretary Thomas Fish 61 , n T Q 'A u 5' 5 It ' 'T . Z : ' , l ' . . : . . . , . : n Q . . . . 0 O CAMERA CLUB FIRST ROW Glenn Sm1th, John Leed, Roland Oatman, Mllton Lehman, Charles Calloway, Donald Elson, Arthur Zercher, Stanley Longenecker SECOND ROW Robert Groff, Mr Adams, Carl Beck, M11ton Leed, Benuel Stoltzfus, Richard Nagley, Robert Polson, Charles Ruhl Bnlly Myers E purpose of the Camera Club is to teach the fundamentals of photography to teach how to develop film and how to prmt plctures the club from Iunior Hxgh School each year This increases the number of students who show an mterest and knowledge of photography It is the a1m of the orgamzation to develop enough interest in th1s type of work to extend its act1v1t1es mto the Senior High School Officers President Charles Calloway Vice Pres1dent Alvm Yuninger Secretary Donald Elsen Treasurer Milton Leaman 62 . , . . Boys who have never had previous experience in this form of club membership are taken into VISUAL ARTS FIRST ROW Shirley LeFevre, Arlene McKinney, Alvin Hershey, Dorothy Henry, Phyllis Y agle Helen Lutz, Ira Welk Richard Fmdley SECOND ROW Mr Rentschler Harold Bomberger, Bet ty Eisenberger, janet Barr, Charles Miller, Richard Hess, Guy Brehm Elinora Rmeer, Iacque john Herr, Stanley Groff, Henry Balmer, Robert Burkhart, Paul Krantz, Marvin Miller, Robert Brubaker, Milton Hershey, Enos Groff Robert Clark. EING newly organized, the Visual Arts Club has progressed in the study of motion pictures and projectors A program of work was put into operation to advance the activities of this club The ob ectives of this program are ill to learn the parts and operations of proJect1on e uip ment, 21 to become acquamted with the sources of films Q31 to have special speakers, C4 to take motion pictures and show the results Q52 to rotate turns in showmg films 161 to organize regular showing crews for programs The thirty five members plan to present several motion pictures including one full length picture Having found the work of this club very interesting we hope this club will continue to show progress in the followmg years Officers President Alvm Hershey Vice President Shirley LeFevre Secretary a.nd Treasurer Dorothy Henry Reporter Arlene McKinney 63 Y C 14 nk - 1 , '- , ' I .L : n u . . e y, , 'u u : . 7 u line DeVere, Mildred Lefever, Melvin Piefer, Darwin Eckman. THIRD ROW: . Reuben Harnish, BOOSTER CLUB FIRST ROW Mr Fmkeldey, Jacquelme Aston, janet Mlller, Betty Jane Lefever, Grace Mylm Shlrley Neville, Stella Stelnman, Harry Mentzer, Harper Calloway, Herman Greer SECOND ROW Glenn Rmeer, Helen Gnmm, Vernon Lefever, Bonnie Sheaffer, Robert Sultzbach, M1chael Brunner, Harold Werner, Harlen Keener THIRD ROW John Moser, Donald Zook Frank Bradley, Paul Mlller, Roy Esbenshade, Ralph R1neer, Raymond Wells FOURTH ROW Walter Rmeer, james Musser, Chester Flowers, Glenn Stephan W1111S Lefever, Glenn Weaver Parke Lefever, Paul Eshelman, Rxchard Zook. NDER the supervlslon of Mr Fmkeldey, a new club has been orgamzed, namely the Athletlc Booster Club To spread mformatlon of sports 1n general and to encourage mterest m the particxpant s point of vlew are the two mam mterests whlch th1s club has carrzed out By sponsormg enter talnment for the student body the club collected funds to help support the school sports program Offxcers Pres1dent M1chael Brunner Vice Presxdent Harold Werner Secretary Shxrley Groff Treasurer Arlene Barley 64 W V A T7 , . W Q 4 Y Z7 i 'P ' W1 1 Q - .. 4 W v, - A 1 ' A S .15 1 t .1 - . X 3 n at, . . . . . . 0 ! . . a . . . ' - n . , . . . o . S 7 . . . . . o u . . . . . . 3 . . . . . . . , - . Q o . . . ggi?--2. aj f f .f-.QZPX-X Y X el k gk XM Xi fx fx? AN f 7Xy Q JL! X 3 X ,, Q 0' , L. I xk 1 N 5 Q 'V i Y xurn. f' , 'I ' --igtf I 1 , I ky Ig xxxx X X .- wunvy XXX X X A f X X ff f I L' , N 212- X' x X X ' X xy X X ! Ax ' N N f 1 f ll, 1, X I jj X 1 . L Q f 6 Q K If Xu-vu fv SOCCER FIRST ROW Harold Herr, Alvin Hershey, lack Fernck, james Musser, Harold Werner, Robert Duvall, Raymond Wells Ronald Landis Glenn Sephan, Walter Rineer SECOND ROW Donald Zook, Thomas Reinhart Richard Zook, Frank Bradley Ray Grayblll, Gerald Bmkley Roy Es UR second soccer season came to an end with a better record than the first Although West Lampeter held first place at half season we finished in fifth through a series of tough defeats Ilm Musser Glenn Stephan, and Bonnie Sheaffer led in scoring 2 z ru 5 S n-' I-IONIBQOOOO Mount Ioy New Hollan Manor East Hempfield Mount Joy Manor New Holland East Hempfield 66 benshade, Edward Apple, Bonnie Sheaffer, Richard Weaver, Claude Doner, Coach Mr. Finkeldey. 2 d 1 5 5 1 1 2 l HOCKEY FIRS'l' ROW Phyllis Yeagley Loretta Gochenauer, Jacqueline Aston, Shirley Smith, Grace Mylin Pat Keener, Betty Jane Lefever Gloria Holzhauer, Arlene Barley, Stella Steinman SECOND Martha Rex, Nancy Rentschler Shirley Nevxlle NDER the capable and efficient leadership of their coach, Mrs Barr, the team galloped on to finish the season with one big victory and a tie Although they didn t win many games you ask the glrls on the team whether they enjoyed playing! Regardless whether they won or lost they never got discouraged or downhearted We are wagering on next year s team to scope the field clean, to victory Schedule 8 L UHQIFCBNQNQ 'U Manheim Township Manor Lititz Manheim Township Manor New Holland Lltitz 67 V' I , 'W , tw! ROW: Shirley Groff, Diana Lyharger, Dorinda Howry, Patsy Shell, Arlene Nagley: Betty Landis, b I I 0 2 0 2 4 0 x 'X N! la 112' .WS .wk 'o If 'I ,. -1 '- 'L fir q ' 5' f 'ig 1'3- .' ' , if 4-R-1 17 . 4 P' Q- , , -so as--.. .V W J f ,, W, , . 4 A W 4, Q ' ,N ':.-if-W. . MW 7 , V? , , L -.4..-...iw X' ,s f . 4M: .5 X 3 -, 1 an Pg- 4-f , 4 V . --f 8 1 N 'TWA Y 0 A' V , A -.I . f t sg xar W Wm 1,113 5 ,gr 1 f -.4 'rg , -f ' -'-1'wn.f ,. av, A 541, ,YA 'lf 1 5agffg:.9 Tr viii-w v.' f.l.f ,-,r.1- .f ., 1. W 15 - 5 , fs . 'B -ggi Z ,1-17' N VW g I X. 5 - S N34 N . .ur ff' -1 Y X 1- 3. MW tfv' - Wku 3 P5 , f X vv- ' ' AR SI TY FIRST ROW Gerald Bmkley, Iames Musser, Ira Schaeffer Walter Rmeer, Rxchard Hess SECOND ROW Coach, Phlhp Fmkeldey, Edward Apple Robert Duvall Harold Werner, Mxlton Hershey, Vernon Lefever f f f 1 I OACH4F1ndceldey s cagers made a good start th1s season, defeatmg East Hempfleld ln a real thr11ler In thms game as m those followmg, Bonme Schaeffer and Ed Appel led 1n the scormg wh1le Walt Rmeer and Harold Werner, the only two sen1or members of the squad, played a flne defensxve game Varslty Schedule Iumor Varslty Schedule OPPONENT W OPPONENT W East Hempfleld Upper Leacock Elizabethtown East Lampeter Columbxa Rothsv1lle Mount joy Manor Manheim Twp Lltitz Ephrata Columbla East Donegal Quarryvxlle Manor Manhexm Twp 70 East Hempheld Upper Leacock Ellzabethtown East Lampeter Columbxa Rothsv1lle Mount Joy Manor Manhelm Twp Lxtltz Ephrata Columbla East Donegal Quarryville Manor Manhelm Twp , fry f I l, 7' 11 .5 ,f1'4,:,m', ff I V , , . .Ll ' 22 26 ' 56 24 45 17 ' 25 18 ' 45 34 ' ' 33 43 ' 45 34 64 38 ' . 53 55 ' . ' 44 40 ' ' 55 48 ' 52 29 ' 32 57 ' 39 44 33 17 ' . 54 63 ' . JUN I OR WVARS I TY Ray Graybill Glenn Rxneer, Jack Fer1ch Darwin Eckman, Thomas Remhart, Harlan Keener, Har ry Mentzer, Denn1s Beacham Coach Fmkeldey JUNIORH GH leman Paul Rmeer, Rxchard Weaver, Donald Dunlap, Donald Barley, Donald Aucamp Park Rineer, Clair Ressler Kenneth Gockenauer, Ronald Mentzer 71 , . . . ' , . , . SITTING: Alan Swager, Roy Pietsch STANDING: Coach Snyder, Jack Rittenhouse, Robert Esh- CHEERLE DERS JUNIOR HIGH Shlrley Erb FIOSSIG Qumn Dorls Burkms VARSITY Pat Shell Betty Land1s Arlene Barley Grace Mylln Nancy Rentschler Pat Keener IUNIOR VARSITY Shlrley Srmth Stella Stemman Loretta Gochenauer CDITUUC-lJPl T 'l -5 W3 fs 3 .. ',,4...- x l vw 54 Q. if! pf :Ai ,a.,.' 191 U e-. ,v V 1, iss 50 X ll 'l,,fx,1,, A Y x TN in af f. if L 'v an + YT- K X -I' 1 vp Y -N., 8: Mrs PATRGNS Mrs Matllda Dombach 8: Mrs Charles Lmtner Stanley Landxs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Edgar Klexnhans G L Duvall Amos Mellott John Pyfer Walter Hlcks Chfford Booth 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Mans Exsenberger Warren M Swag Mervm Sowers John Nagley Charles Doulm, Jr Charles Doulm, Sr Mlss Edlth Eshelman Mr James Dunlap Mr 8: Mrs Wllllam Dunlap Mr 8: Mrs Maris Mower Mr 8: Mrs John Kreider Mrs Marlanne Craun 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Howard Rmeer Chester H Exsenberger Harold Lefever Charles Myers Paul Mlller Gordon D Barr 8: Mrs Wllllam Lybarger Mrs Elizabeth Kelth Mrs Ella Pfautz W1ll1am DeMora Mr 8: Mrs John H Stoner Joanne Stoner Stanley Haverstlck Mr 8: Mrs Jay Herr Mr 8: Mrs Clarence Herr Mxss Evelyn Metzler Mlss Anna Martha Groff Alvm Shenk Mary E Shenk Mr 8: Mrs Jacob Moore Rev 8: Mrs Wallace A Baum Mr 8: Mrs Claxr Shzmp Robert Breneman John F Beck Mr 8: Mrs Paul Fmdley Mr 8: Mrs Ivan D Krantz Mr 8: Mrs Rxchard B Eckman John F Schrebbll Mlss Vlrgmla Lefever 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Warren D Lefever Lloyd B Aston George D Forrest, Sr Robert L Adams Harry Weaver John C lemns W P Neldamyer Benjamm Lefever I Mowery Frey Mlss Bessle Herr Mrs Harold Byers Mr 8: Mrs Earl Herr, Jr Mr 8: Mrs Jesse Dowd Mr 8: Mrs Mllton Lefever Miss Esther Gerlach Mr Matthew Pohgnone Mrs Vxrgmla Donnelly Mr 8: Mrs Ira H Eshelman Mr 8: Mrs Roy M Burkhart Harold E Byers Compliments of a Frxend Munson s Barber Shop Z1pGurt1zen Mrs T Reed Ferguson Dr 8: Mrs Henry S Wentz A Frlend Dr F F Falrlamb Mxss Peggy Weaver Martm M Good Mr 8: Mrs Earl Srmth Mr 8: Mrs Parke Barr H Robert Houser Mr 8:Mrs H F Houser Mr 8: Mrs Harry L Potts 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Lester Hertzler Raymond Welk Edward Glass Clyde K. Mylm Wxlliam Dull Guy Brooks Wllharn M Long John E Zercher George B Hershey, Jr Raymond L Long Stanley Lahr 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Ira Denhnger R Charles Groff John H Herr Calvm Greer Robert Good Aaron M Groff Charles M Yeagley Jay M Brubaker Mxss Esther Straley Miss Mary T Long Mrs Amelia E Pannon Mr 8: Mrs Harry B Welk Mr Lloyd E Henry Mr 8: Mrs Lloyd Henry H Eugene Herr Rlchard Hess Mr 8: Mrs Harry Bender Mr 8: Mrs Evan McKmney A Frlend Harold Kolp Mr 8: Mrs Guy A Brehm Harry M Gochenauer Mr 8: Mrs Rlchard E LeFevre Betty Landls Mxss Margaret Rhodes Mlss Mary Jane Krelder Mr 8: Mrs John M Krelder Mr 8: Mrs Raymond Good Comphments of a Frxend Mr 8: Mrs Earle J Hershey Mr Ray S Grlmm Mr. ' . l O I Mr. ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . . , , Mr. . , , Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. ' - Mr. . ' ' , Mr' Q Q el' Q . Mr. . ' , , , Mr. . , , ' ' Mr. . ' . Mr. . ' , , - ' Mr. . . Mr. . 4 ' Mr. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr' v Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . . ' Mr! 0 I I Mr, O . ' A Friend Mr. Robert Brena - ' ' Mr. . . 0 2 Mr. . Mr. . Mrg . ' Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' ' . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . . Mr. . . Mr. . . ' 78 Mr S H Gr1mm Mrs Nora B Grimm Mr Charles Moats Mr Frank W Herr Comphments of a Frxend Complmments of a Frlend Complunents of a Frxend Harry F Fletter Frank R. Houser Loretta Gochenauer Mrs Elias Groff Mxss Cora Hershey Dorothy Myhn Helen Doner 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs D B Book Wllhs Leaman I Elwood Wltmer John Leaman Joseph Hull G H Hartman, Jr G H Hartman, Sr R1chardJ Pritzman Morga.n L West Robert Sultzbach Lester W Schotta Ralph S Pfautz John M Gontner Mlss Ruth E Brodbeck Mr 8: Mrs Mr 8: Mrs Mr 8: Mrs Mr 8: Mrs Benjamm Mowery W Nevm Martm Abram N McConnell Wllllam T Allen Verne Kern Anna Mae Herr Mr 8: Mrs Ira L Herr Jane Huber Mr 8: Mrs Lester Huber Mr 8: Mrs Cecil Hmunbert Glenn Stephan Mr 8: Mrs Edward Witmer Mrs Charles Bachrnan I' 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Frank Phenegar Earl Hess Chester B Hess Charles M Paes Amos Shaubach J M Hagens 8: Son Mr 8: Mrs Dan1elP McClar1gan Mr Samuel Bleecher W G Rohrer Mrs Ruth Barton Mr 8: Mrs Thomas Flsh Ronald McJalls Mr 8: Mrs Charles McFalls Mr 8: Mrs August Koerner Mr 8: Mrs Oliver Armstrong Charles Weller Mr 8: Mrs Roy M Mlller Wxlham C Barton Mrs Kenard Yeagley Compllments of a Frxend Mrs Samuel Brockle Mr 8: Mrs Ralph Kauffman Mr 8: Mrs Harry L Hackman Clarence Dagen Mr 8: Mrs James Bleacher Noel s Grocery Store Russell G Wallxck Harold Meck Eugene Duvall Jacob Sheaffer Mr 8: Mrs Robert Dombach D Taylor and R Wxtmer Paul Frey Robert Hackman Jack Holton Ruth Lefever Isaac Ohlmger Donald K. Gamer Mr 8: Mrs Wxlllam A Weller Mr 8: Mrs James Apple Miss Ellzabeth Herr Robert C Rmeer Mr 8: Mrs Lloyd Swextzer Betty L Winters John G Rineer Mrs Howard Rineer Truman Rote Harry Sellers Mr 8: Mrs Earl Rhodes Mr 8: Mrs W1ll1am E Cash Mr 8: Mrs Ralph Shell Patsy Shell Furry H Frey Mr 8: Mrs FrankG Bradley Mr 8: Mrs RobertH Gochenauer Mr 8: Mrs A Clyde Hostetter Compllments of a Frxend Mr John T McFalls Mr Leonard Zander Mr. . . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . ' . . . Mr. . Mr. . . . Mr. . . . . . . Mr. . . . . Mr. . ' . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . M . . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . . Jeanette Barley Mr. 8: Mrs. Musser Leachy ' . Mr. . ! 79 BGLJL. EDAY RESSLER Q UARRYVILLE Zflffflffflffli STONE URST FARM Breeders of Registered Holstems and Chester Whltes H LeROY WELK and SONS Strasburg Pennsylvania CEO SANCREY JR L CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION wonx L B HERR SON Boom-ATI ONERY PRINTING H C OFFICE and XHOOL SUPPLIES ATLANTIC PRODUCTS TI-IE PORTABLE TYPEWRITER STORE Fuel on Gasolme Auto Accessorxes 46 48 West King Street Strasburg R D 141 Penna Lancaster Pa Phone ,Strasburg 4971 80 Q 9 . 1 .Q.'f1!'1-ly- ra? TQ, gf eag-,,fZ - Q 9 gf J ' . . I 'ww-. 1 ,Q lpn, I Q2 ' in 'Q WK ,Q L, 'l:m.1a:'. -' ' , O I 0 Q o 0 t 0 0 , 0 1 - 5 - ZI8oP3 ozeh oo ew-vsce Frozen Food and Apples We Speclalize m Cuttmg and Qulck Freezmg for home Freezer Owners Phone 3227 For Prnces VIARISL HACKVIAN Cmder 8: Stone Concrete Buxlding Block Phones 5870 9490 R. D 46 Lancaster Pa COVIPLINENTS A FRIEND COYLFS Electric Store East End of Strasburg Phone 3086 VICTOR HARNISH Personal Brushes Household Brushes and Artlcles Waxes and Polxshes Willow Street Phone Lane 3 1251 MOSEMANNS uality First Peanut Butter The 35, Real Peanut Flavor Mosemann Co Lancaster Pa E XJ BARR SON ROY K WEAVER AGENT State Farm Ins Co Auto Life Fire 9 So Jackson St. Ph 2756 Srasburg Pa 81 t L Us . 1 or 9 . . 8- . ICE CREAIVI 0, MERRELL L HASSE L Pleases all Home Delivenes Attorney 1 gallon or more For all events Strasburg, pa 641 Prmce Street Lancaster 2 9534 TOYLAND JOHN H CROEE Contractor and Bullder Always Open Lampeter Road Lancaster R.D 147, Pa Second Floor Phone 5460 FARMERS SUPPLY XJISSLERS ELOULRS COMPANY 144 Ka 146 North Duke Street Phone 9411 137 East Kmg Street Lancaster Flowers at Thelr Best BLCREIDER ARCADE IVIKT Insurance Notary Pubhc Servlces Automobxle Insurance Fire Insurance FOI' Home C001C1Ilg Health and Accident Compensation personal Liablmy 113 North Prince Street Lancaster Landisvllle Pa 82 . Q O O Lancaster, Pa. . 9 0 o I - , Pa. 1 ' . ENER!-XL MERCHANDISE STANLEY H DEITER ALBERTH VIESSNER STRXXSBURG PA Vg QAK WALTER PIETSCH HOLSTEINS LANDIS BROS CHARLEY ESHLEVVXNS J CLYDE ULMER J . Auctioneer and Real Estate . Office 112 N. Queen St. Lanc., Pa. Phone 2-0115 0 7 Strasburg R. D. 4+1 Quarryville Ph. 92R2 Radio Television SALES - PHILCO - MOTOROLA - SERVICE Elvin Hess 81 Sons Strasburg R. D. ffl PHONE: SMOKETOWN, PA. LANCASTER 31070 SERVICE STATION Lubrications - Washing - Tuneup Phone: Quarryville 177-R-12 ' New Providence, Pa. FARM EQUIPMENT . Contractor and Builders LAMPETER PA. 'v CLYDE J. SLAYVIAAER EUAPLWIEN TS UF THE LANCASTER ICE MANUFACTURING CO ALTER HAQVEYA sorts WWW A BRO LH tm Brzos WAR 'AWWER SUAOCUSEAVIQESWIOA AARRYH il-AA T7 HIIJDEBRAND 3 Poultry, Eggs, and Vegetables All Kinds of Custom Work Strasburg, R. D. 41, Pa. Phone - Quarryville 105-R41 . 1 ' ' ' O I I Wholesale Retail New Providence Pa Sea Food, Fruits 8: Vegetables , . 300 - 308 North Queen St. COMPLIMENTS OF .N O O Meadow View Farms Kelly Springfield - Tire Willow street R. D. 41 Paradise R- D. 441 'J s Q lv , 1 as Eastern States F h d S k d M t Feed, Seed, Fertilizers Service res an mo e ea S Phone: Strasburg 3736 St b P . Ph 237 17 N. Decatur St. Strasburg, Pa. ras urg' a one 3 com PLI MENTS NATQDEXEEAN K A FRIEND Strasburg Pa Organized 1863 T Offers All Servxces of a Modern Bank Federal Deposxt Insurance Corporatxon GENERAL NERCHANDISE Member Since 1887 Federal Reserve System Phone Quarryvxlle 177R 2 Hessdale Pa H STEHVVKN JOHN H HERSHZ SON General repaxr work Electrxc 8: Acetylene Weldmg bed Ste ming a d 11 k a n sawm1 wor G IR 'mera epmr srrasburgn D 4f1 FRANK '- KRUDERESUN CEICERS STO RE Automatic Coal and All Kmds of Cement Work O11 Heatmg R D 44 L9-I1C2SteI' P3 Free Heatxng Surveys Phone Lanc 31196 Crosley Apphances Phone 24 Quarryvllle Pa 85 , . 5 . Ma o ' R. D. ffl Strasburg, Pa. , 0 0 , 9 I . 1 ' KEN FUNK VM Ptlekgiw Service Station Strasburg R. D. 4111 Gas Oil Accessories Polishing W , g Potatoes Fertilizer Washing Phone - 2821 - Strasburg Custom Excavating Farm Work 3-11 Chain Sawing 511115021118 EQUY K NDQEIAI S Lancaster R. D 7 Carry an work Phone Grading Lancaster 3 1159 WRPUNS BMW ROBERT! THUWSON Norman R Martin 8: Bros Quality Dairy Products Dairy 36293 Phones Res 31478 Bud In Hand Pa R D M Lancaster Phone Lanc 3 1991 86 d , . 7 ' ' Linoleum - Tile Floors - Walls Q - an . - . - - , . ' ' Q - I B QRAYQILL SON Rows Fmwms Hmm :sf M , RP HOWRY QMALITY VIEATS CENTRALMARKET L E HERB FARM EQUIFVIENT REFREWE RATION B K MEL!-INQER COAL. 2. LUN BER UMBER COAL CEMENT ROOFINGS LIZ ET 7 I C Y' ' 7 601 South ueen orts Goods 8: Toys Phone 7253 -163 E. King St. Lancaster, Pa. Phone 2-7249 I D ' ' Lancaster R. D. 4117 West Willow, Pa. Phone 3-1132 Lanc. R. D. 6 CFVXRLES L DACEN CEN ERAL MERCHANDISE ALFRED HCANSE JEWELER E R XJTTIVTER GENERAL MERCHANDISE ARHSTRONC BROS Exmvmmc CONTRACTORS CA EENER FOR BETTER TAGS C ROY BARR ELECTRICAL coNTRAcroR TTKOST S Willow Street, Pa. 55 E. Main St. Telephone: Dial 3 0469 Strasburg, Pa. Lampeter, Pa. Ph: 3-0737 Willow-Street R.4f1 Westinghouse Refrigerators ranges and appliances 736 Columbia Avenue Lancaster, Pa. Phone 3-0013 Keener Mfg. Co., Tag Makers 1-603 Palrlgievrg Food Markelgh. 2-0419 We Deliver Open weekdays K ' A.M. to 1 P.M. - 2:30 to 9 P.M Open Sundays PAUL BVIELUNCER LH HIS I1. SHANK Electric and Acetylene Portable Welding Sheetmetal Fabrication and Repairs Farm Wagons and Trailers Pipe Thawmg All Work Guaranteed Phone 33522 Lancaster Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. Auto Fire Life Telephone West Willow Lanc. 3-1264 Pennsylvania JOHNL RHOADS Contractor and Builder Phone Lancaster 30834 R D ffl Willow Street, Pa HERRS POTATO CHIPS Wholesale 8: Retail Phone 3 1691 Lancaster E' CARSREESE Dealers in all kinds of Live Stock and Poultry Our Trucks Go Anywhere Phone 2 7736 Lancaster West V 1llow For your School Ring Trophies Medals and Gift needs V1s1t ewelem lf ifty North Queen Lancaster 09 N A SONS i gf. CO..0..,. . i I I 714621 You Think of cf-D PORTRAI TS Tflhk offf' N56 LANCASTER PA. uSYx5-XW Your 0ff1C1a1 School Photographer New Under Management of George W Stewart Formerly of Los Angeles and Hollywood 90 Q if BENJ R GROFF ERNURPHY CAR CE Bullder of Modern Homes Sales and Service Lyndon Ext Lancaster, Pa Strasburg Penna When you Thmk of Muslc Thmk of ClARfE'0QFL?ffHWK1Rmonmsou co al so Muslc House Commerclal and Industrlal 16 West Kmg Lanc R 46 Phone 3 1053 Lancaster' Pa Smoked Meats and Cheese Phone Lancaster Mountv111e Market s 9 3 55 Mutual Compames STEELY S Home Salted Nuts and Candles Maurlce G Herr Agt Refton Penna Cxty Markets of Lancaster 91 .MARTlNg SONS l H HUBHHER Al.l.IS CHALMERS 'Ol' sane 5 Jobs on All Farms All Jobs on Some FW A NEW SYSTEM OF MOTORIZED FARM TOOLS Not pst another srze another small tractor but a new idea rn farm power Rear mounted engine and from mounted tools permrt clear stranghr ahead vrsron Handles front mounted 12 Inch moldboard plow m axerabc souls Any tool can be attached or de tached rn 5 mmutes or less Operates on 2 I0 5 quarts Of fuel per hour Starter hghts and full snze rubber ures are standard equnpment All. FARMS A handy helper ln busy sea sons ln the field around the barn and on the road Replaces that last team Econom :cal tractor for chore jobs such as hauhng pumping grinding fencrng sawing cord mood etc SOME FARMS does all farm work trlncs movns hauls and handlcshghtbeltlohs TRUCK FARMS AND NURSERIES Replaces hand methods plants and cultnates on beds or flat surfaces works rn clost quarters Has sptclal lov. gear for close precision work The Model G has 4 full hne of tools for all farm u orb Ask ls for l?1f0YMdll071 SALES AND SERVICE Lancaster, Pa R 44 and L1t1te, Pa all-I-EQ THIS YEARBOOK PRINTED VELVATONE EXCLUSIVE KELLER REFINEMENT OF PHOTO OFFSET QQ HUFFAX-0 I I I 1 . -4 , . . . v v I v , . 1 . K I . Y . . - L , ' -. . V V D -Q - . plows, discs. hatrows. plants, Cultivates, fer- I ' ' 1 . . I u c ' I , wwf J, f X A FW pwdf QQQQQ B of Vjwwiifywf KJV vyvff QW WW' 4,1 653,59 WWQW HWS in 9.411121 1 Q I ' W ' fif' I , ' ' gf ,MW - 1 ' A J al? 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