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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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Pl UD :s cn o rn UI A w 1 14 FP o :- sv 4 fb ix f wa X' if a fme f1n1shed product Wxth the teachers gmdance, our knowledge has been broadened and we have been prepared to face the future Cooperat1on gett1ng along w1th our fellow classmen and 3SSOCl3teS was another tool used so often to carve out a bad spot ln our statue a spot that would mar any p1ece of art unless cut away Our h1gh school years have seen many club actlvltles muslc, drama, newspaper publlcatlons all lendlng their measure of helpfulness 1n shaplng a statue 1nto one of beauty Sportsmanshlp has been encouraged by the numerous competltlve sports and character has been challenged by our day to day 11v1ng In thxs yearbook we have attempted to show the many act1v1t1es and accomplxshments our class as experlenced through our hxgh school years especlally thls sen1or year that have helped to shape the flmshed product a product that needeth not to be ashamed to have the publlc look at It and admlre xt The Edxtors 2 X f ' QN2 '! ' - W, 4 . 5 - ' M R . . . L . 1 X ' ' N XXX . . AE y . , . - Xp . . iff' ' l x ffffff f , ' V ,Q ,, gn, J ilu- - LE OF TENTS Admlnlstr Semors Classes ACt1V1tl9Q Athletlcs Features Patrons at1on and Faculty page 5 ,PQ if S U 0 ck? f CTD Page Page page page Page page 15 3 3 5 6 7 DEDICATIO C R Robert L Adams has been our superv1s1ng pr1nc1pal for the past seven years Durlng that tlme we feel he has placed the school s mterests above h1s own Many txmes he has w1ll1ng1y neglected h1s dutles to be of a1d to someone We not only respect h1m for h1s adm1n1strat1ve ab1l1ty but also admlre hlm as a personal frlend To h1m ln apprecxatlon for h1s help 1n shaplng our personal1t1es we do gratefully ded1cate thxs We La H1 of 1950 4 Q - 0 I . . . - . . 1 , . 7 J . Dl.RE'..f3 F OR FACUL I X7 Xff lu- Q N , -- X VK 'f xy f X fihfx 4 ' 175, M X if X' aff F I . BOARD OF DIRECTORS Left to Rxght Harryli' Houser W1111sE Byers JohnH HoI11nger C1ydeK Mylln HarryL Zook CWHE dlrectors, as well as the admmlstratlon and faculty have been workmg hard Thelr Jobs range from balancmg the budget and wr1t1ng checks to formmg the h1gh standards and po11c1es Thelr capable endeavors have carrxed our school through the war years and the enrollment expans1on of the recent postwar years OFFICERS Pres1dent Harry L Zook Vxce Presldent W1111s E Byers Secretary Harry F Houser Treasurer john H Holllnger L1brar1an Clyde K My11n 6 ADMINISTR TIO ROBERT L ADAMS Supervlslng KENNETHH SNYDER Hlgh Prmclpal B S , M1llersv11le State School Prmclpal, Hlstory and Teachers College M Ed Duke French A B , Franklm and Umverslty Temple Umverslty Marshall College Pennsylvama State College M A Bucknell Ul'llV61'Slty fw MAIN lj' 711 MRS DOROTHYK MOWERY School Secretary 7 rf' , , . - . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . g . ., . . . ' S S . oy . . ,fr X X I X' 4 f 1. '41 1 N - v klfyk M I H, f - . euers of This Kind help HARRY L ZOOK PRISWINT PHONE LANCASTER 23537 JOHN H HOLLINGER TRIASUHIR WILLIS E BVERS V cz Pnismlnv Cl-yDE K MYLIN L Mun AN HARRY F HOUSER Srcru:1'Anv WEST LAMPETER TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT LAMPETER PENNSYLVANIA ROBERT L ADAMS Suwrnvusma Pnmc PAL KENNETH H SNYDER Hucn senooz. Pnmcn-AL To Tne Graduutlng Class of 1930 I regard it a hlvh honor to be askec e0 WTltP e word to your cla s for the We La H1 When thls writing reaches you, you will be but several weeks away from Commencement tlme of gladness and a time of sorrow. I am remlnded of a legend I saw somewhere on a Monument, NOT the pa t, be mlndful, to the present, be falthful, for the future, be hopeful W We should try to remember 'hat we are the benefectors of a rich herltave, uT3Huot1Dg classes have gone before u , ferent no gr ndparent have nrececed us ln life, Our nation ha r1sen from the 61m pe t of obllvlon to the pre ent zenlth of TICHGS anc glory N8t1OnS fe , we can even loox bee: to Creatlon to the tlme before ours were born, lived and dled can be kept before us as someth nv of F316 and also some eooo aCCOhD1l e of Adam and ve and see somethlnv of an 8dmODltlOD to man, khlCH through the passlnr years moral b ls for 11v1ng In all egos, ml t n we e hooern c1.111ea n carnot a11orr o lay 156 the pest any more than youth can rele e+e e e to the graveyard WTO the present, be falthful EGLD3 faltuful o t e 1 S r tfoe of toleranoe anF loyalty Do you belle e 1n your choolq Your coh1 n1+J Your natlonv I do, becau e I am e bert of ll of +Ie e ar ral y con' T8fl6Ct an abldlng felth ln our fellow nan, eno lH the e'fa1r 0' our C111 1 J ang .voubz I1'C1 ve 11 Our loyal 1C .ou c be f 1F an o C' a If peorle vho m13 not thlnx the way e co Ou ' 1 o r 'T ' u11 1+1 Our tru t ln our home an' foT1l1ef 1 lo b reme xqllf no+ rve from H F of Ou1 Father W who beliefeo lH the Or 1,0t0Ut ooo rrls kTnr of chllo lfve falnn T111 contlnuo to hold Am rlca tovether uno nos lkLJ blr The 1 110 ' o lc .L 1 G .1 u o Nlfcx 1101.116 IlC L QCA . , T. 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X, Temple Un1vers1ty K M1l19PSV1ll9 State Teachers College RALPH W SEYLER Readmg Engllsh Dramat1c Club B S Kutztown State Teachers College Pennsylvama State College Umverslty of Permsylvama ESTHER K STRALEY Sen1or Class Advlsor Yearbook Advlsor Co dlrector of Sen1or play Ellzabethtown College H1story Engllsh A B Th1el College jfjjfj M THER L WEAKLIM Sclence sylvama State ollege ale Umverslty LOU ETTA WEAVER Home Economlcs Cafeterla F H A Club B S Drexel Instltute PAUL B WILSON Soc1a1Stud1es Mathematlcs Rifle Club Baseball Coach B S Elxzabethtown College Temple Un1vers1ty Lehxgh Umverslty FRED W ZUCH Sclence Sclence Club A B MuhlenbergC g B S Ellzabethtow llege X B S Franklm n College Pennsylvanla e Un1vers1ty of nns lv EastSrou S te eachers LS ffl xl! ' X 3 Q 'fplggxl Xuyul f n P A lwgx I Leaf' ff f Wwsll L A W X X p W. ' Xt Af X I . . , X, , J ft. , . ff Vt fl B. 3 ' l N N1 f -9 '. ' U xl ' a Q . . ' C get . L a . 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Conscxentlous fr1end to everyone sxncere chr1st1an farm g1r1 hates to mllk cows wants to become a misslonary Camera Club 1 fSecretaryJ Red Cross Representatlve 1 F H A 1CSecretaryj 2 fH1stor1anJ Band l 2 3 4 QVICE Presxdentj Orchestra 2 Chorus 2 3 4 QL1brar1anj Dramat1cs Club 2 fSecretaryJ County Chorus 3 Year Book Staff 4 Operetta 4 Patrol 3 4 IIIIIIOI' Play 3 Semor Play 4 We La H1 Tlmes 3 4 CNews Edltorl JOHN BURKHOLDER General One of the suave lookmg gentlemen of the semor class h1s Packard convert1ble IS h1s pr1ze possesslon bemg an undertaker IS h1s ambltlon Rlfle Club 1 2 3 fvlC8 Pres J 4 lPres1dentJ Rlfle Team 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Iumor Play 3 Band 1 2 4 Orchestra 1 VICE Presldent 3 Year Book Staff KAss1stant Busmess Managerj Basketball 2 CBusmess Managerj 16 G' L. fi fin' I - 4. P I' I I yy ' ' , ' . 7 -4 ,L 5. B Q 5 1 .J,7v'?,f W ' . if' My . . 911. SHIRLEY DULL Cornmerc1al Lover of popular mus1c capable secretary neat dresser sparklmg brown eyes Strasburg H1gh School l H A Dramat1cs Club 2 We La H1 T1mes 4 Arts and Crafts 3 Patrol 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Year Book Staif 4 F County Chorus 4 jf! jj WMM ff Gene ral Her Amb1t1on IS to get a man lovely accord1on1st 1nfect1ous laughter seen w1th Dor1s pet peeve is work. Year Book Staff QClass Ed1torJ 4 We La H1 T1mes 3 4 QPoetry Ed1torJ Chorus 4 Hockey 4 Patrol 3 4 Muslc Club 1 2 3 QPres1dentJ Operetta 4 DONALD ECKMAN General L1k6S h1s Chevy 1nterest hes 1n Lancaster blonde ha1r pug nose mterested 1n sports good Soccer player Craft Club 2 3 ! : jumor H1gh Basketball 1 Soccer 2 1ManagerJ 4 ,Q V, Q! 5' 17 ' - F. . .-2 .. - , 'J .. , , - - 'I . 'tj Q' ' 5 M ' ,fl ffl. ff! , 1 Q 11 fu. - A L Vk I A ll . . ' 1 1 ' . f I . 'T ' .. Y. ' gf' , k ' '- , 1 , ,,fi1 A - - ' rv ,- ' - J cl llw' I . 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A 4 Cafeteria-3 s1eep...pretty tee I gil, ! dylfZders' Club-4 mmf 5 ff' Milf RICHARD FINDLEY Agrlculture HIS varslty letter 1S h1s prlze possesslon pet peeve IS Enghsh class winmng personahty a future forest ranger owner of a red truck actlve member of the FFA Quarryvxlle H1gh School 1 Vlsual Arts Club 3 F A 2 Patrol 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Yearbook Staff QAss1stant Sports Ed1tOI', Operetta 4 fir LORETTA GOCHENAUER Commerclal Attractlve popular n1ce personal1ty full of energy able cheerleader MUSIC Club 1 Orchestra 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Leaders Club 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 fCapta1nJ Dramat1cs Club 2fPres1dentJ Year Book Staff fAss1stant Busme ss Managerj 18 Halloween Queen Attendant 3 4 Class Treasurer l 3 4 Patrol 3 4 fL1eutenantJ jumor Play 3 Senior Play 4 Operetta 4 We La H1 T1m9S 3 4 County Chorus 4 ff' r 6 . . - . - 1 F. . .Z ,3,4 1, Y - ' .ne ' l ' - -2 M Band-1,2,3:4 Halloween Queen 3 F -,Y 7 ' v - ' 1 y X Xl A X CV L' 0 5 Q V A ' '-'M v ' U IUNE HACKMAN K X5 K ,X Nr' VJ- , 1,,. O , 'Jw ,. ' E. Commercial xwfi . ' Owner of a laugh which rings...a1ways with the crowd...mischievous and in all possible activities... Headed for success as a hospital nurse. Music Club-1 We La Hi Times-4 Dramatic Club-2 Year Book Staff-4 Arts and Crafts Club-3 Patrol-3,4 Chorus-3,4 Leaders' Club-4 Operetta-4 yy mf' -J' ,QP fn' D+' Ar ' ,F ,ppm ,Q EUGENE HERR ,pit Agriculture 1 Handsome member of senior class pet peeve is women hopes to become a missionary wimung personality outstanding member of F F A well groomed takes life as it comes Strasburg High School 1 Visual Arts Club 3 Basketball 4 Yearbook CBusmess Manager! 4 A 2 JUNE HESS Commercial always seen with Evelyn plays violin strictly femmme enjoys a good laugh j Manheim Township High School L L Ml Library Club 3 4 Wice Presidentl Year Book Staff 4 We La H1 Times 4 A 'I 19 , of F.. ' r 'T WT 3' M HY .J 6 V I. X .ply U V. JNL,-4.4 rf V .fmf ' 3' ' up .s .8 ij: P v'1 Nf. xii. . A 1? ,IVA ' , . . F. F. . - ,3,4 , Popular with the fellows...dark hair with bangs... . . . text- LL uldfj - -142 J hp ,'L gf' . - , . . 'Ji ,yx 1.8 - '.'lA,-.x.LLgk,,,4J I . ' Jr ' 5 ' A M,-V VIRGINIA HILDERBRAND Gene ral Full of fun dark complexlon always ready for a laugh has a dog named Fluff L1ves ln Strasburg Mountvllle jumor H1gh School 1 Chorus 4 Arts and Crafts Club 2 3 Leaders Club 4 Rx County Chorus 4 ff 'J 11 if X 1' Aff. V, fl . 1 ' 1, ty RICHARD mass Agriculture An actlve member of the F F A blond and bashful dependable headed for success takes l1fe easy well groomed 12 3 4 F F A 3 QPres1dentJ 1 iSentxnelJ Soccer 4 2 fV1C9 Presldentl Basketball 1 2 3 4 Band V1ce Presldent 2 Vlsual Arts Club 3 VXX RICHARD HOLTON General Whlz Bang proud owner of red and blue Ford smokes cxgars for hv1ng spends tlme at Sherrard s garage ambltlon IS to enter Hot Rod' 1n the Indlanapolls F1ve Hundred Tumbllng Club l lumor H1gh Arts and Crafts Club 3 4 Basketball 1 20 fl F. F. A.- , , , , . . .- ' F. F. 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'H . . n - , - GLORIA HOLZHAUER gk y9 Academ1c YJ Cute brunette of the Semor Class wears glasses a hvely p1an1st Wllllllng smlle actlve xn all class act1v1t1es Band 1 2 3 4 Patrol 3 4 fSergeantD Orchestra l 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 CP1an1stJ Muslc Club 1 We La H1 T1mes 2 3 4fExchange Edmtorj Hockey 2 3 4 Class Secretary 2 3 4 Chorus 4 KPres1dentD Yearbook Staff 4 Jumor Play 3 Queen Attendant 3 Semor Play 4 D1s'r1ct Band 1 County Chorus 4 Operetta 4 ' A L MARY ANN HUNT Academ1c Short1e of the class works at Garvm s able patrol member l1kes to tumble wants to nurse overseas eyes of blue hearty g1gg1er Orchestra 1 Semor Play 4 Muslc Club 1 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Patrol 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 Operetta 4 Hockey 2 EVE LYN KLINE Commerclal Small mterest l1es m a certam sen1or boy fem1n1ne found with June future secretary John Reynolds Iumor Hlgh 1 McCaskey Hlgh 2 L1brary Club 3 4 fSecretary 43 Band 4 We La Hi Times 4 Yearbook 4 1 2 1 - ' X 4 . . 9 Z , a fy 4 . 'Y W .N ..- ' 9 1 9 's 's 1 '1 1 ' l 'Q 9 ' 1 1 -,, - . X . - - V W . 10' - K pn. r , ' A' C .x1'N.-ssf.A 2 L 5 t KA.: 'Q , -. I9 ,ga .5 ..'0 1 ' f' .,lU.N.r . . . 1 ... ... . . -, - ' Q r ' 1 A eco. . ' ' I one ll! ill l -, - EDITH KREIDER Home Economics Sings away her troubles. enjoys western music often bashful cheery smile for all hopes to make some man a good wife some day Girl Reserves Club-1 Leaders Club-4 Dramatics Club-2 Cafeteria-3 4 F H A Club-2 3 4 fReporter-35 iff My Y'f,1Qj!Yy,'!?!!qJygF7K V W BETTY LANDIS fp yy ! J, Academic My Cute sparklmg green eyes cheerleader found yearbook Music Club 1 Operetta 4 We La H1 Times 2 3 4 fAssoc1ate Ed1t0I'J Cheerleader 2,3 4 QCapta1nJ Halloween Queen Attendant 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 QCO editor, Chorus 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Patrol 3 4 junior Play 3 Senior Plav 4 Leaders Club 4 County Chorus 4 PARK LE FEVE R General Drives a green Chevy Halls from Strasburg R D hopes to graduate in 1950 an industrious farmer Basketball 1 Camera Club 1 BO0St6I' Club 3 Arts and Crafts x rf' 2 1 ! ! . . . ,, , - ff' Q , N f , I 17 ' ,ffl Af V ' V 'YA It 'I K! I I u ff V ffl ,N A lf- . lb 4, v, l ' V V U . V L' 'df 111, J' :ffy M 4 1 ' fc Av' ' JJ A A , L ,w -P Q, -0 1 - ,L J' Q o v P ' ' , v . Jr I . - ,ff 'lj 5, GX lf? I, I ... ' ... ... C ' .2-2' at the Hangout...future dental hygienist...co-editor of .- 7 7 - . . 5 9 ' Q. r j J - . - , A ,,,,,,, e , A - -2 L ? ig Q 5 n X. eu , - '.- X ,... 2 jqwtignf ,aw lrffff If vERNoN LEFEVER U .X Academlc QA! my Carefree and bramy student sense of humor owner of a chevy club coupe can be found cleanmg j wh1te s1dewalls 111 h1s father s garage Iumor Varsxty Basketball 1 Baseball 2 3 4 QManagerj We La H1 T1mes 3 Arts and Crafts Club 2 KBUSIHBSS Managerj Basketball 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 te C 3 4 Q re 1den QSports Edlt0I', all N JAMES MUSSER Gene ral GLORIA LINTNER Commercxal Qulet student 1n semor class hopes to be a lawyer s secretary commerclal wlzard ardent reader studlous but eas1ly exclted Muslc Club 1 Lxbrary Club 2 3 CTreasurer 2 35 Patrol 4 Yearbook Staff 4 We La H1 T1mes 4 Able Class Pres1dent all around athlete shows good leadersh1p ab111ty corny Jokes are h1s specxalty smgs deep bass leads busy socxal hfe promoter of class mterests Class Presxdent l 2 3 4 Rule Club 2 Band 12 3 Operetta 4 Soccer 2 3 Patrol 3 4 CCapta1nJ Basketball 1 2 3 Iumor Play 3 Semor Play 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 fPhotography Ed1tOI'J W 2 3 .'14iLL,I K- A 55. V9 W' 43 fp? . ' fy' I, n I tl I . ' ' r 1 v B .1-,-,, ' y '- T I UI' Hb' ' V Q f . v' fy' w f 3' v ,I 1 VINCENT PIETSCH Academlc Cheerful math student hkes to dance found at W1llow Street works 1n a department store Band 1 Basketball Manager 2 Basketball Manager 1 Arts and Crafts Club Yearbook Staff 4 fAss1stant Class Ed1t0I'J ILHIIOI' Play 3 Class Treasurer 2 Sen1or Play 4 atrol 4 1SergeantJ K NANCY RENTSCHLE 1 Commerclal Sm1l1ng,, 'eff1c1ent commerclal student en1oys havmgya good t1me fr1end1y lxkes to dance Muslc Club 1 Cheerleader 2 3 Hgclgey 2 3 4 Leaders Club 4 Chorus 3 4 Opefefta 4 Patrol 3 4 Sen1or Play 4 Yearbook 4 CTyp1ng Ed1torJ We La H1 Tlmes 2 3 4 fG1rls Sports Edltorl DORIS RESS LER General Blonde full of fun twmklmg eyes always ready for a laugh lnterest l1es ln Sophomore class Llbrary 12 3 QVICS Presldentj Leaders Club 4 Patrol 3 4 lSergeantJ his was .'-.sv , Qt X saw-an S361 2 4 -7 . 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My 4- Academzc J fdftjbaj ,MZ ft ffilickf HAREX 4 Qmet capable class artlst hopes to be a fashlon artist class bram member of Honor Soc1ety one of tl1e flV6 tr1g students Vice President of Class 1 4 Class Histonan 3 Yearboo Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Chorus 2 3 3 We La H1 Times 2 3 4 fEd1t 0 1n Chlefl Patrol 3 4 Qlst Lleut Orchestra Dlsmct Band 1 2 3 4 jf state Band 3 Vt Wi W IRA SHEAFFER General Better known as Bunny a practlcal Joker glft of gab asp1res for A11 Amer1can honors 11kes the women 11kes to dr1ve lakes car H1 YC1ub 1 Baseball 12 Arts and Crafts 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Booster Club 3 Soccer 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Patrol 3 4 Iumor Play 3 Operetta 4 Semor Play 4 EARL SMELTZ General Never worr1es...ab111ty to get 1nto troub1e...a professxonal comed1an...an expert pa1nter...has keen sense of humor. H1 YClub 1 Arts and Crafts 2,3 25 ybllf v A 53, wwf' U A :kj 1' tv ry. V.,'7A?Z an 1 yLL,'- cf., f L':VLjW'LV- . L ,df ' W 1 7 ' P P f ,f ' I' 1 1 fff ad ' if l CVM V if 'I by Music Club-1 fPresidentD District Orchestra - , -3 hp ' - Q J f-4 P y ' 1 1 1 1 Q t I 'W - , 0 ., ' 1 P ocyft 1 ' - , , ' Q 1 ' r a ' ' L ty d-4 . ' 1 - fl E . I -4 . - lylgjula 'A I H J H -1 'li I., fl L. l I! ' lil ui . - . ,, ICI . ' ' 2 9 ' 9 ' Q ANNABE LLE WENGER Academ1c Dependable qulet and reserved well marmered auburn halr a math wlzard a sparkhng add1t1on to any gathermg hopes to succeed as a prlvate duty nurse Strasburg Hlgh School 1 Arts and Crafts Club 3 Tha xan Soc1ety 2 fTreasurerj Yearbook Staff 4 XJ! ,A yr ,MCU by X Sen1or Play 4 59 'PW W W ,A '. if ek'L 4'f'KpV - 1 1 , 1 j FJ I ,rfb W A 1 VI, J 4 ,JJ 'UI ff, fVQELIZABETHWEAVER X I I 'W-TX V W, Academic W Good dramatlc ablhty co edltor of yearbook tn ber of Honor Soc1ety peppy l1ve1y versatxonalxst cooperat1ve sp1r1t dependable n of the smaller members of the class Muslc Club 1 Dramatlc Club 2 Chorus 3 4 Iumor Play 3 We La H1 Tlmes 3 4 1Feature Ed1tOI', Yearbook Staff 4 QCO 8d1t0I'J Patrol 3 4 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Operetta 4 Leaders Club 4 fFeature Assl t 1' JJ Q 5' X 'X off RIC HARD ZOOK M Mb General XFu1l of fun a pract1cal Joker looks very studlous always 1ook1ng on the br1ght s1de of l1fe Eastern Mennonlte School 1 Tumblmg Club 2 jumor Play 3 Soccer 3 Sen1or Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 QFeature Ed1t0I'J Booster Club 3 Patrol 3 4 QF1rst Sergeantl Chorus 4 26 7 lf J ,iff I S he S l flff ' fff Qfyf' l ' us 1 I ' .es -Q- gzf . . . . - , . - , - ' ' ' 1 1 - - - 3 . r - J J, lv lf--+3 -' ' N. LWQJC vt-A Aff 5 J ' ft 1 r, Aj ,V ,V ' V I KI' ',, A X JI I, .le v ' I U 1' lx, X' ' XA, YK XY .7 J. U A. 1 'XA' 4 I E . Y X -' Qi- 'N Y. I ul XJ W, it g. ,' :X .A JN 1433! x .av an 1 . ,lr - . 1,1 .-4 lv' X t 'X I , - - X ' , K, AC' XQ Ml' jjj! .X 'A' r' X, wg ,NX jf - 1 ' -' - r I .' , Al .f W 'L M Vx. , , , T 4 ty img f , L' '-'A il 'tx . -J' Q ' -If 1 4 .lc ,tix W6- C 'QQ J , Q , x ' ff- - - , . P1YSt Row Mxss Straley Sara Jane Brubaker Evelyn Kline June Hess Elizabeth Weaver Glor1a Holzhauer belle Wenger Loretta Gochenauer Vlrgxnla Hlldebrand Dorls Ressler Mary Ann Hunt Janet Eckman Second Eugene Herr Shirley Dull June Hackman Betty Land1s Edxth Krexder Martha Rex Nancy Rentschler Patsy GIOFIB Llntner John Burkholder Mr Snyder Thlrd Row Dlck Hess Rlchard Zook Vxncent Pxetsch Charles man Ira Shaeffer James Musser Vernon Lefever R1chard Plndley Park Lefever Donald Eckman Earl Smeltz Rlchard Holton L ix -A-gi wlpbnv chenauer G 0l7hauer M x Mu Q CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent james Musser V1ce Pres1dent Martha Rex Secretary Glor1aHo1zhauer Treasurer Loretta Gochenauer MOTTO Not at the top but Cllmblng FLOWER Ame r1can Beauty Rose COLORS Maroon and whlte Anna Row Dusel Bach CLASS S0 G Q Sy Dqsel Q V horherw-I w of G hyat' and-I I -'I A AKVIC-I CQ sma. ll our las year now H-Q Chorus I7 UU IL l r hr Jus IC r W HM me 511' I Into the world we go today Good bye to Whxte and Blue Adxeu to teachers classmates all Our last year now IS thru We re golng out mto the world W1th smmles upon our face We w111 do all we can to make Our world a better place 28 W1th the leaders of tomorrow We ll str1ve to make one alm To love freedom truth and 1ust1ce More than glory wealth and fame pf M Y Rex J J 4 r' ' F I -If f cl e so fo A 5 o HJ B0-ac' V J J J F F y E .1 -, 'M M 2 r' Y 'E 3 at PFI J fl J 3 'HW leaders of fo- n-5:-:EXNc'lI s rave fo make eorr nm J. .1 F' F. e H5 J Jw IQ: : at W U LI' f F T. ave Fr.e.1.,m,11.1A 0, f ,,m.,e14..r. n. ,, C.. ang' F., .P - H4 -I LM IVIATER Frlendshlp s bond shall ne er be broken In Lampeter Hlgh Our strong school shall never falter Nor 1ts sp1r1t d1e Chorus Alma Mater, 11ve forever, We shall e'er be true Noble Wh1te and Blue In your days are pleasures glven Work and knowledge too, We shall ne er forget the hour Neath the Wh1te and Blue E en though far we roam and wander Yet we come to you For your blesslngs fostermg mother Dear old Wh1te and Blue 29 . . l ! ' 5 ! 5 We shall ever sing your PFHISES, y . 7 Q ! . , . , .i CLLXSSEU WXXNX S Q I , . 1 1 ' :N E M we ,3 XX' g Y M If XQU f I H ,N f 'Ig NX X 1 If X X 1 .3 Aix I 1 X 4 S X ,Ha 1 ff, If X ,s x S- f ' 5 A2175 X f f CLASS OF I Sl rg Mxfbflg t 'I' Flrst Row Ronald Johnson Dorothy Shxseler Mary Landls Betty Ann Watts Carr1e Herr Ruhh Trlmble Gladye Hum bert Betty Lou H1mmelre1ch Darwln Eckman Herman Greer Second Row Harlan Keener Ralph Keller Henry Balmer Rlchard Land1s John Herr Enoe Groff Harold Rohrer Marvln Mlller Paul Krantz Mr Myere Thlrd Row Harold Burkhart Robert Brubaker Reuben Harnlsh Rlchard Adams John Moeer Rxchard Rhoads Glenn Rlneer Harry Ment zer DGHHIQ Beacham 'I 'T Nui' Flr L Row Jacquellne Skethwaw Shlrlev Snltr Arlene Naglew Patey Shell Dorlnda Howry Charlotte Kllng S 1F ley Plet ch Joan Greenleaf Joan Baumbach Janet Book Second Row Mies Brodbeck Elele Fehr Emxly Herr Ewa Kauffman Barbara Relner Thelwa Wolfe Nancy F1 her Dlana Lybarger B pry Jane Frank Thlrd Row Claude Doner Ronald Landl Carl Beck Ray hell Thema Relnhart Paul Mlllef Mxlton Her hey Harper Calloway 32 Q K l ' 5 4- il 'A I 1 ' ' - ' '. 2 'lrgfwf -321 1 . 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F , ' , 5 , ASS OF l95Z Front Row Donald Aukamp Shirley Erb Lydla Myers Janet Mowrer Verdna Ressler Florence QUIHH Mary Roland Rod ney Stoltzfus second Row Irs Driver Ruth Ann Yun1nger Phlllis I1ll1ams Verna Weaver Anna Mae Herr Barbara Holton Helen Howry Evelyn Weaver Fred Hess Th1rd Row John Moseman Edward Appel Robert Duvall Gerald Binkley Lee Drunkenbrod John Heagy Robert Staufier Robert Burkhart Fourth Row Glenn Deiter Ronald Eckman Jack FEFICD Ray Grayb111 Jack Kraft Larry Mellott Carl Krexder Kenneth Eldemlller A Pront Row Raymond Brubaker Betty Herr Janet Clark Joanne Andrew Romaxne Boose Dolores Smith Edlth Harnish Wilmer Rutt Joanne Stoner Second Row Mr leakl1m Raymond Hackman Ardxs Groff Shlrley Groff Els1e HSFDBD Janet Rlneer Patsy lhlte lary Byers Joanne Haverstlck Betty Weaver Ruth Le Fever Th1rd Row Donald Bachman Betty Koch Norma Welk Vesta Phenager Velma Slaymaker Margaret Spoo George Chapman Jr Robert Wood Richard leaver Fourth Row R1chard Kauffman Mowery Prey Robert Murry Harold Wlker Paul Rhineer Paul Hershey Nelson Krelder Raymond lxtmer John Neff 33 , 3 1 'LS :gf'. . gfv Y I W ' A J 'A K - : 1 V ir 2 -1 ,slw K 1 Q' 1 ,., , , RX f ' l Qi s ' 1 : i - TL -, - . - f 1 1 : f 1 V 1 gil.. ll, f Z , I . 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'Y CLASS OF I953 Flrst Row Kenneth Weaver Donald Rutt Judy Dowd Lloyd Wenger Norma Prey Charles Calloway Norman Leaman Doris Burk1ns Edw1n Gove James Hess Mrs Maloney Second Row LOIS Zook Mary Glenn Griffith Sh1rley Eckman Sh1r1ey Stively Patsy Greenleaf Elwood Wltmer W1ll1am Paes Kenneth Rankxn Th1rd Row Dorothy Westfall Yvonne Moore Joyce Graham Dorothy Book Carolann Myers Earl Elsenberger W1l11am Rineer Sonja Horting Helen Eckman Fourth Row Nancy Kauffman Betty Jane MOFFISOD Donald Dunlap Donald Rohrer Stephen Greenaway Donald Lefever Robert Myers Clarence Herr Hanna' .ff Flrst Row Warren Lefever MIYIHW Iandl Shlrley Rlneer Nancy Rxneer Glenn Bowman Marlvn McFalls Alan Swager Frank Yoder Kenneth Gochenauer Mr Flnkeldey second Row Janet Ca h Dorm Erb Alma Neff Ronald Sterneman Clalr Ressler Roy Pxetsch Lols Mylln Thlrd Row Helen Evans Qhlflty Brooks Janet Grayblll Nancy Groff Don ald Barley Carl Krantz Karl Flndley Clyde Keller Fourth Row Mary Wltherow Faye Rxneer Gwendolyn Sterneman Jolene Keemer Mary Krelder Jay Rhoads Glorxa White Dorothy Graham Rlchard Wood Flfth Row Clayton Deshong Paul Hess Dal as Mu elman Glenn Hess 34 ' 1 , . . , , . , . . . 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' 3 S , 'S , , , . . . . 4 4 X . , V - , , , . . . ., . -, , e , ' 1 D , ss , .M CLASS OF l954- Plrst Row Helen Doner Betty Bradley Martha Keener Martha Groff Allson Swager Joanne Mlller Mllton Leaman Stanley Longenecker William lyers Second Row Dorothy Neff Dorothy Mowery Arlene Ohllnger Wlllxam Greenlalt Thomas FISH Robert Hudson Ronald Eckman Edward Petery Doris James Glenn Smlth Mr Zuch Thlrd Row Gladys IcConne1l llriam Hackman Ruth Huber Betty Hathavay Betty LeFevre Donald Moore Allen Yunlnger Parke Rhlneer Richard Roland Plrst Row Robert Groff John Leed Anna Kuhns Lou1se Harnxsh Gladys Svinehart Elva Harnxsh laydell Pletsch Evelyn Leachey Alta leaver Second Row Irv1n Stoltzfus Roland Oatman Roy Keener M1lton Leed Arthur Zercher Glenn lyers Robert Holzhauer Benuel Stoltzfue Stewart Grxmm David Buckwslter lr Zuch Th1rd Row Eether PY! Gloria Neel Robert Howry Donald Elsen Robert Eshleman Joseph Nixdorf Shirley Armstrong Robert lxller Elsie Harry 35 E n E x x i . , . . ' . ' . V . . . , . . . . x l 4 OF l955 I-rc First Row Shlrley Rankln Eugene Shertzer Norma Ressler Esther Herman Velva Burkholder Marcla Oatman Jean Rlneer James Krause Carl Mlller Second Row Jean High Carolyn Lewls Grace Murry Joanne Brenner Jere Ham bleton Frances Canfield Mae Graham Delores Carson Fannie Ehrhart Mr Seyler Thlrd Row Glenn Hackman Mary Ann Embly Alice Walter Richard Dunlap Harry Landis Harold Miller Larry Kirchgessner James Haverstlck Jen nings Canfleld Fourth Row George Zercher R1Ch8Fd Nagley Rlchard Bleecher Howard Shauh Mary Ann Moser Jay Goss Joan Ault James longer ,wilt I FITQL Rov Marllyn Qulnn Anna Mae Lefever Evelyn Neff Dorothy Mosemann DOYIC Bowman Charlotte Swlnehart Ronald Johnson Fred Martln Robert Lefever Mr lllson Second Row Kenneth Melllnger John Stoner Donald Duvall Alma Baumbach Ronald Eckman Theodore Deshong Frank Lefever Robert Krelder Charles Border Thlrd Row Ronald Walter Bernlce Book Beverly Eckman Thelma Hallman Bxlly Skethway Margaret Conrad Delore Posenberry Paul Harnlsh Lloyd Gochenauer 36 i ' u -. ,. ,VI ' :wi 1. 1. , ,E ., , . N 1. , , . I' x P' W . Q - ,W . . 1 l . X . ml.. , 1 xii A I Q K ' r . , . I , ' , . , - I 1 v I n v A 1 - - 5 , l . ' , - , an , , .......Y , Nm f ' , a - 1 ' ' kk - ' 7 , . N -5 1 Y f ,Q g N A 1 is V A l W lv , 5 .' , xx 1 ' I 1 v ' . . - . y A ,UE- ' I 0 s . ll 'I , V 1 f X 1 fl , I Q I . 3 1 I . . V V g ,XC HW HES 3 I S. X- ! 'ix Wx X3 f Y . 1, N T3 , XX l X 534, ' x fxy rf? X V n J 'Qs ' ,A,f ' I 0 s Y C f If K ' X f XX' X x lf' ff I . i ax , Au' i AXX I Ex x I EX B00 TER CL B First Row Mr F1nkeldey Herman Greer Harry Mentzer Donald Dunlap Milt Hershey Splder Mentzer Second Row Jay Rhoads Larry Mellott Jim Musser Richard Rhoads Harlan Kenner Third Row Vernon Lefever Glenn Rlneer Jack Ferich Ray Grayblll Paul Miller C-'HE Booster Club was organlzed xn 1948 for the support and advancement of ath1et1CS m our school In Its first year of ex1stence the orgamzatlon earned over three hundred dollars by mov1es shown to the student body Hot over to the general athlet1c fund and was the means by whlch varslty baseball was supported 1n the sprmg of 1949 Th1s year the club was reorgamzed to mclude only boys on the schools ath1et1c teams The boys sold penclls pr1nted wlth the basketball schedule They also sold booster club badges They showed movles agam th1s year addmg to the varlety of the school year Presxdent Vernon Lefever V1ce Presldent Mllton Hershey Secretary Robert Duvall Treasurer Harlan Keener Advlser Mr Fmkeldey 38 dogs also were sold at basketball games. This money was.turned CAMER CL B HE Camera Club meets once a week on Wednesday and is made up of boys in the seventh and eighth grades. The objectives of this club are learning more about cameras, taking pictures, developing film, printing pictures and composition Qplacing subjectsj. The club is also planning picture taking expeditions to get first hand experience in the things they study. They also hope to encourage the participation of high school students in the national photographic contest. They ended the year by studying 2-inch by 2-inch slides and kodachrome. President john Stoner Vice President Donald Duvall Secretary Treasurer Robert Lefever Adviser Mr Adams Plrst Row Robert Lefever John Stoner Norman Frank Ronald Johnson Fred Martin Charles Border Second Ro: stick Theodore Deshong Ronald Walter Prank Lefever Paul Harnish Fourth Rou Jay Goss William Skethlay Richard Bleecher Jere Hamilton Mr Adams 39 Kenneth Gochensuer. Donald Duvall, Ronald Eckman, Kenneth Mellinger. Robert Kreider. Third Row: James Haver- Flrst Row Ed1th Harnlsh Joanne Andrews Betty Herr Joanne Stoner Betty Watts Joanne Haverstlck Dorothy Shlssler Carrle Herr Janet Clark Second Row Ard1s Groff Mary Land1s Mary Byers Norma Welk Gladys Humbert Els1e Herman Janet Rxneer Mrs Weaver Thlrd Row M1r1am Landxs Nancy Kauffman Janet Eckman Slurley 'stxvely Ed1th Krelder Velma Slaymaker Dorothy Westfall Betty Weaver LOIS Zook Shlrley Groff CW HE Future Homemakers of Amerlca IS a club ln connectlon w1th the home economlcs department These g1rls learn homemakmg as a whole They hold regular monthly meetmgs at Wh1Ch they have buslness act1v1t1es followed by a soclal perlod These homemakers very successfully study the essentlals of the cuhnary arts and dressmakmg H1ghl1ghts of the year were a roller skatmg party, sellmg of Chrlstmas accessorles, from whlch a large proflt was recelved and servmg the dalry men s banquet The glrls also attended the farm show at Harrlsburg Th1s year the future homemakers are workmg together to make the home economlcs room look much n1cer Not only do they help m the cafeterla at lunch t1me, but they are also w1ll1ng to help lf a class puts on a dmner F H A Offlcers Presldent Betty Ann Watts V1ce Presldent Ioanne Haverstlck Secretary Joanne Stoner Treasurer Dorothy Shlssler Reporter Betty Herr Advlser Mrs Weaver 40 F.F.A. CWHE Future Farmers of America is a National Organization of farm boys studying agriculture. The foundation upon which the organization is built includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, co-operation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. The boys attend the annual leadership training conference, make educational tours and participate in other county, state and national activities. In accordance with the old saying, All work and no play, the F. F. A. boys have activities beside their work. Some of these are a deep-sea fishing trip during the summer, seeing a baseball game at Philadelphia, and watching a football game at Penn State College. The boys also had a very successful scrap drive in the fall, and by selling banjos during lunchtime earned enough money to show a very good movie to the student body. Officers: President - Richard Hess The Motto is: Vice President - Harold Rohrer Learning to Do Secretary - Reuben Harnish Doing to Learn Treasurer - Henry Balmer, Ir. Earning to Live Ass't. Treasurer - Marvin Miller Living to Serve Reporter Paul Krantz Chaplain Raymond Witmer Sentinel Wilmer Rutt Adviser Mr Myers A 4 RBLEH First Row Edwin GOV9 James Hess Kenneth Rankin Norman Leaman Earl Eisenberger Donald Rutl Raymond Brubaker Richard lood Second Row lilmer Rutt Paul Krantz Henry Balmer Harold Rohrer Richard H9 s Reuben HBYn1Sh Enos Groff Robert Weaver John Herr Robert Murry Donald Bachman Raymond Hackman Fourth Ron Richard Findley Robert Brubaker Eugene Herr Darwin Eckman Stanley Groff Paul Hess John Neff Harold Burkhart Harlan Keener Fifth Row J Mowery Frey Paul Hershey Robert Wood Paul Rhineer Donald Rohrer George Chapman R1Ch8Yd WGHVPT Karl Findley Glenn Bowman Absent Nelson Kreider 41 Al - . 11 - A A ' y Marvin Miller. Raymond Witmer. Third Row: George W. Myers, Advisor, Donald Rowe. Dick Kauffman, Harold Wider LIBR RY L First Row Ruth Anne Yuninger Anna May Herr Shirley Erb June He s Joanne Stoner hvelyn Kline Phyllis Williams Florence Quinn Second Row Betty Morrison Nancy Kauffman Shirley Groff Mary Roland Barbara Holton M Maloney Helen Ho ery Norma welk Pat y White Betty Weaver Ruth Lal-'ever Mary Byers circulation work in the library, put the returned books on the shelves repair old and damaged books and process new ones They also plan displays which beautify the library Some of the displays represent a season or time of the year people are celebrating Almost everyone has noticed how attractive the library bulletin board and the library itself looks The officers of the Library Club attended a club conference at Millersville State Teachers College during the month of November Library Clubs from nearby counties Lancaster York, Lebanon and Dauphin attended They had a very interesting program consisting of a play Afterwards refreshments were served There are twenty members all of whom are girls from grades nme through twelve President Joanne Stoner Vlce President june Hess Secretary Evelyn Kline Treasurer Phyllis Williams Adviser Mrs Maloney 42 ' 1 5 Q 1 , rs. , w , ' ,, s ' . I . I EZ' HE Library Club holds no regular meetings this year. They do SCIENCE CLU First Row Dorothy Mosemann Evelyn Neff Marmlyn Qulnn Joanne Mlller Second Row Mr Zuch Bear nice Book Dorothy Neff Delores Rosenberry Arlene Ohlxnger Dorothy Mowery Gladys McConnell Betty Hathaway Thelma Hallman HE purpose of the Sczence Club IS to become acquamted w1th the Although the club has only thlrteen members, they enjoy the1r meetmgs because they are mterested 1n learnmg about nature Mr Zuch shows them 11V1I1g and preserved speclmens charts and models about nature Fleld tnps are taken durmg the school year to become acquamted wlth hablts of some of the more common 11v1ng thlngs near the school Pres1dent Dorothy Mosemann Vlce Pres1dent Ioanne Mlller Secretary Barbara Althoff Treasurer Evelyn Neff Advlser Mr Zuch 43 N l CH . . . - wonders of science in at least one of its several fields. E L HI TEEN CLUB 4'-4 6' Hudson Joanne Brenner Second Row Jean Hlgh Alta weaver Grace Murry Mary Ann Embly A11ce Walters Jean R1neer Velva Burkholder Marcxa Oatman Third Row Esther Harman Beverly Eckman Gwendolyn Sterneman Nancy Groff Joan Ault Peggy Conrad Carolyn Lewls Delores Carson Fourth Row May Graham Frances Canfleld Faye Rlneer Mary Krelder Mary Moser Sh1rley Armstrong Glorla Neel Fannle hrhart IS organ1zat1on changed 1tS name from Y Teens to We La H1 Teens because It IS a local orgamzatlon and not connected w1th the Y W C A However, they have adopted the G1r1 Reserve s Motto The enrollment conslsts of Junlor hlgh glrls from grades seven through n1ne These glrls, thlrty ln number, made stuffed dolls of all slzes for the bl1nd chlldren s Chrlstmas presents Th1s was the club's ma1n proyect of the year They had a few partles, one 1n ce1ebrat1on of Valentme s Day At the1r meetmgs they entertalned themselves w1th vocal and mstru mental muslc and speeches Pres1dent Faye Rhmeer Vlce Presldent Margaret Conrad Secretary Mary Krelder Treasurer Shlrley Rankln Advlser MISS Blgler MISS BIGLER I 0 , ,xA' r i t .X A ff , 'Af' X 7 Q S. I 1 AL PL., . -q ri v Y E k Q 1 7 9 3 ' c First Row: Norma Ressler, Shirley Rankin, Anna Mae LeFever, Charlotte Swinehart, Alma Baumbach, Doris Bowman, Wanda . . . . D n I . . I . . . . . . . J 44 1-41 PATROL Flrst Row Sara Jane Brubaker Betty Lanlx L retta Gochenauer Glorla Holtyhdugr M7719 weaver H R :mr at sy Dusel Martha Rex Second Row Patsy Shcll Arlene Nagley Eva Kauffman Shxrley Dull Vlncent Pletsch Nancy Rentchler June Hackman Glorla Llntner Mary Ann Hunt Vlr Snyder Thlrd Row Bunny Sheaffer DICK Roads J1m Musser Charle Bachman D1ckZook D1ckF'1ndley in HE patrol IS organ1zed to protect students travellng to and from school and to help mam ta1n an orderly school bulldmg Thelr dutles are performed at the road by the school and on the buses 1n the mornmg and evenmg They control the lunch llnes and mamtam order 1n the halls whlch classes are pass 111 The patrol IS dolng an excellent Job 1n gettmg the students 1nt0 assembhes qulckly and quletly The three platoons rotate the Captam lst Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt 2nd Lt lst Sgt haeffer ook r M My Advlsers Rex J Musser L Gochenauer C Bachman 45 dutxes of controlhng the lunch 11ne and seemg that the homerooms are cleaned The patrol attended a football game as the guests of Franklm and Marshall College OFFICERS james Musser Martha Rex Charles Bachman, Ir Bunny Shaeffer Loretta Gochanauer R1chard Zook Vlncent Pl9tSCh jr Dorls Ressler Glorla Holzhauer Mr Myers Mr Snyder .- A. A . . 4 f of 2 n. rg, . T HP 1 ft, . ' , . X . l K I 5 I ' 2 , . N. xt .. K, , ,I Q' 'til' I z - 'T ,.- 4 L.. ' 2 ' , Vs, o , ' .' , ,Do es. ,P - . g. Llp. sg. ' ' , . Sgt. Sgt. B. S , R. Z , D. Ressle , V. Pietsch, r. , ers, M. ' YEAREOOK STAFF P r t R Nancy R tschler Vernon Laf Jxm Musser Betty Landxs El z beth Wea er Martha Rex Mary Ann Hunt Eugene Herr Sec nd Ro J ne Hackman J n H ss Glorla Llntner Evely K11ne S1111-ley Dull R1chard Flndley Gloria H lzha. er Mr Snyder Vlncent P1etsch M1ss Straley Annabelle Wenger Sara Jan Br baker R1chard Zook Charles Bachman P t y D sel Lorett G chenauer John Burkholder EING on the yearbook staff requxred a lot of work however the members got thorough enjoyment from the meetmgs Although lt took a great deal of txme the staff feels that lt was well worth the tlme spent Wlth the help of Mlss Straley and Mr Snyder our adv1sers and Mrs Barr who helped Wlth the art work the yearbook has been a success Co Ed1tors Ellzabeth Weaver Betty Landls Photography Ed1tor James Musser Asslstant Ed1tor G1or1a Holzhauer Art Edltors Martha Rex Asslstant Art Ed1tor Sara jane Brubaker Feature Ed1tor R1chard Zook Asslstant Ed1tor Annabelle Wenger Class Ed1tor Patsy Dusel Asslstant Class Ed1tor V1ncent Pletsch STAFF Club Ed1tor Mary Ann Hunt Asslstant Club Ed1tor Charles Bachman Sports Ed1tor Vernon Lefever Asslstant Sport Ed1tor R1chard Fmdley Busmess Ed1tor Eugene Herr Asslstant Busmess Ed1tor john Burkholder Ass1stant Bus1ness Ed1tor Loretta Gochenauer Typmg Ed1tor Nancy Rentschler Asslstant Typmg Edltors Glorla Lxntner June Hess june Hackman Shlrley Dull Evelyn Kllne 46 i s ow: en , ever, ' , , 1 a v , , , . 0 wi u , u e e , ' ' . n ' , ' , ' ' , ' 0 u . . . 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WE LA HI TIMES Flrst Row Glor1aL1ntner Glor1a Hol7hauer Nancy Rentschler Ellzabeth weaver Betty Landxs Martha Rex Sara Jane Brubaker Patsy Dusel Tom Relnhart Carl Beck Second Row June Hackman Anna May Herr Ruth Anne Yumnger Lydla Myers Janet Mowrer Loretta Gochenauer Arlene Nagley Mr Adams Mrs Drlver Dlana Lybarger Jack Perlch Edward Appel Denn1sBeachman Shxrley Dull Charles Bachman Evelyn K11ne June Hess CHE We La H1 Tmmes IS publlshed once every s1x weeks durmg the school year Th1s year a ser1es of artlcles on Pennsylvarua Dutch customs was featured There also was a serles of proflles of outstandmg students of the school At Chrlstmas tlme the newspaper staff L0 operated wlth the Semor class to sponsor the dance, Snowman's Shuffle Several Journallsm awards were glven at Commencement to those students showmg outstandlng servlce Ed1tor 1n chlef Martha Rex Assoclate Ed1tor Betty Landls News Ed1tor Sara jane Brubaker News Reporters Barbara Remer janet Mowrer Feature Ed1tor Ellzabeth Weaver Feature Reporters Dlana Lybarger Denn1s Beacham Sport Ed1tors Tom Remhart Plcture Ed1tor Carl Beck Poetry Ed1tor Patsy Dusel Exchange Ed1 or Glor1a Holzhauer Busmess Staff Jack Fer1ck Ed Appel Typxsts June Hackman june Hess Sh1rley Dull Arlene Nagley Ruth Anne Yumnger Lydla Myers Loretta Gochenauer Nancy Rentschler Charles Bachman Carl Beck Evelyn Klme Glor1a Lmtner Advlsers Mrs Martha Drwer and Mr Robert Adams 47 f . , v I . . 1 I I w v . , . . , . ' , ' , . I V . 4 , ' , A . s I l . ., . .V - 1- D I I l RIFLE C Ianuary 11--Mount Joy january 18--Manheim Twp. janua ry 2 5- - Ephrata February l--Mount joy February 8- -Manheim Twp. February 15 - - Ephrata Home Away Home Away Home Away N thelr lelsure t1me members of the rxfle club are found on the r1fle range, trymg to acqulre hlgher scores The boys take turns shootlng durmg aCt1V1ty perlods and study halls The team IS sponsored by the athletlc assoc1at1on and xs under the superv1s1on of Mr W1lson It IS made up of boys from grades n1ne through twelve Th1s year a trophy w1ll be g1ven to the boy who, durmg the slx meets, shows the hlghest average of scores The team not only strlves to mamtam hlgh scores, but stresses sportsmanshlp and safety of flrearms in .an O09 F'1rst Row Mr W1lson Adv1 er John Burkholder Ray Wells Second Row Clayton DeShong Charles Callaway Warren Lefever Edwln Gove W1ll1am R1neer Robert Myers Robert Stauffer Robert Burkhart Thxrd Row Clyde Keller Ronald Sterneman Claude Doner Ronald Johnson Ralph Keller Dallas Mussel man Glenn Dexter Ronald Landls Robert Adam Herman Ruof BAN WEIUIHEI Kneellng Esther Fry Marcxa Oatman Dorls Bowman Charlotte K11ng F1fSt Row Kenneth Gochenauer Wllllam Green valt Elwood Wltmer Norma Frey Marlyn Quinn Kenneth Rankxn Bernlce Book Second Row Dorls Burklns Stanley Longenecker Delores Rosenberry Dorothy Book loretta Gochenauer John Burkholder Paul Hess Martha Rex Glorla Holzhauer Sara Jane Brubaker Donald Dunlap Thxrd Row Mr Ryan Barbara Althoff Yvonne Moore Alma Baumbach Dorxs Erb Beverly Eckman Jolene Keemer Janet Cash Nancy Groff Sonya Hortlng Nancy R1n1er Shlrley RIDIPF Joan Herr LL mterest ln lnstrumental muslc has been concentrated on our school band The mterest of W L H S band members has been aroused by student d1rect1on of the band under Mr Ryan s capable superv1s1on The Hallowe en parade hlghhghted the year s act1v1t1es, the band also played for students to march mto assembly Emblems were awarded, for the th1rd consecutxve year, to each member who has served for two years, KKMIIE of penmes IS a fam1l1ar phrase to band members It IS a dr1ve to ralse money for new mstruments Brass Woodwind P Betty Herr Gloria Holzhauer Donald Dunlap Martha Rex Paul Hess john Burkholder 4 . l Kenneth Gochenauer Loretta Gochenauer Lloyd Gochenauer Dorothy Book Kenneth Rankin Bernice Book Glenn Myers Stanley Longenecker Judy Dowd Delores Rosenberry U Sara lane Brubaker Dorothy Mowery Percussion Doris Burkins Norma Fry Elwood Witmer Marlyn Quinn Mn. mum, Director William Greenawalt 49 I-I0 UR SOCIETY Q CHOLARSHIP leadershlp character and servlce are the four objectxves represented by the Natlonal Honor Soc1ety The purpose of thls natlonal orgamzatlon IS to create enthuslasm for scholarshlp, to stlmulate a desxre to render servlce to promote leadershxp and to develop character 1n the students The flamlng torch 1S the umform emblem of the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety throughout the Umted States Students m the upper th1rd of the class are the only ones e11g1ble for membershlp F1ve per cent of the class are el1g1ble 1n the Jumor year, the remalmng ten per cent are el1g1ble 1n the senlor year The members are selected by the faculty Scholarshlp IS stressed as the ma1n obyectlve The faculty reserves the rlght to postpone electlon of all or a part of the organlzatlon Lmtxl Commencement Semors Martha Rex Ehzabeth Weaver Glorla Llntner Vmcent Pletsch IUIIIOTS Carl Beck Dlana Lybarger Ray Wells 50 f -v- T i, 1 1' 1 5 V 5 K .. 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LE DERS CLUB HE Leaders Club was planned to promote better cheerlng and better sportsmanshlp among the students of W L H S This orgamzatlon d1d not functlon as other clubs for there were no regular meetmgs to attend A speclal sectlon of the bleachers was reserved for students who were slgned to attend the basketball games at home or away and to support the teams by thexr cheers 51 SR HI HORUS NDER the d1rect1on of Mr Ryan the chorus part1c1pated along w1th several other groups ln the presentatxon of a Thanksg1v1ng cantata The Bened1c1t1 was wrltten by the Rev Vaughan W1111ams and was glven 1n the Emmanuel Lutheran Church 1n Lancaster The Chrlstmas hohdays were 1ntroduced by an 1nsp1r1ng candlehght servlce featurmg the chorus After the candlehght servlce the group had a Joyous t1me Chr1stmas carohng throughout the county As a h1ghhght 1n the sprlng the chorus presented the operetta Pmafore GLORIA HOLZHALER Pramsr 52 OFFICERS Pres1dent G1or1a Holzhauer Treasurer Secretary Denms Beacham L1brar1ans Sara jane Brubaker and Florence Qumn Advlser Mr Ryan C ' a , . . . . . J ' 1 W 2 JR HIGH I-IGRUS vi IWII FIFSL Row Helen Doner Martha Keener Maydell Pxetsch Mary Ann Emb ey Joanne Mlller LOUISE Harnxsh Norma Frey Dorothy Book Dor1s Burklns Judy Dowd Robert Holzhauer Glenn Smlth Thxrd Row Dorothy Mowery Dorls Rosenberry Gladys McConnell Betty Jane Lefever Jolene Keemer Donald Dunlap Roy Pxetsch Elwood Wxtmer Claxr Ressler Charles Calloway HE .Tumor I-hgh Chorus has shown much progress smce last year Th1s organlzatlon has proved to be a great beneflt to the Jumor hlgh members who are Interested 1n cont1nu1ng the1r vocal muslc ln the semor h1gh chorus They presented the1r talent 1n several actlvltxes mcludlng the annual candlehght serv1ce The chorus IS to be congratulated on the efforts they have put forth and we hope they w11l contxnue the1r excellent program DORIS BURKINS Planlst 53 1' . ' T 3 AJ , t , ! Q , , , A t I N, i !!' ? X . , U Evelyn Harnish, Dorothy Mosemann, Marilyn Quinn. Second Row: Mr. Ryan, Mary Glenn Griffith, Yvonne Moore C' 'Uiv51 F' x F-Mg, A YI 0 In N ,r--Q lk If' Jim ,,e,+j K X IRNA ix f X if K. .ffl fl CS X .IJ l 1 -Tj 6 ,WST XXXX A VJ! fl ff' V f' MX' 'r I Y If .NX x . J 5 X 4 X 15 x , N j 1 JK ,ff in AKQNM f' If K xf 6 A VK XX KJ! xx -25. X A X SDCCER First Row SKID Mentzer Harper Calloway Allan bwager Paul Mlller Dennls Beachman Clyde Keller B111 Relner John Plckel Eddle Go e Second Row Donald Eckman Larry Mellott Tom Re1nhart Ray Well M1lt Hershey Donald Dunlap Claude Doner Ralph Keller Thxrd Row John Mo er D1ck Hess Ray Graybxll Dxck Rhoad Ronald Land1 D1ck Flndley Robert Duvall CWHE soccer team started to practxce as soon as school opened They had daxly workouts on the athlet1c fxeld There was a large turn out from the lower classes As lt turned out the team was composed mostly of sophomores and Jnmlors Coach Fmkeldey worked the fellows very hard and managed to get together what looked to be a smooth workmg team Although they could not come through IH the v1ctory s1de of the ledger they managed to hold East Hempf1eld to a t1e The fellows Just d1dn't have enough experxence The captaxn of the team was Ray Wells Other leadmg members of the team were Don Eckman, M1lt Hershey, Dxck Rhoads Tom Remhart and Ronald Landls The hlgh l1te of the schedule was the tlme when a game w1th East Hempfleld was started early m the afternoon so that the entlre student body could see thelr soccer team ln actlon The team got new l1fe wh11e the students were cheer1ng them on and managed to galn a t1e w1th them Although the team d1dl'l,t turn 1n many v1ctor1es they gamed the sat1sfact1on of playmg together and 7, gf learned a great deal for the future 915' :V Captaxn Well 56 ' A 7 4 y ,e 4. 1 , . . 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A ' , ,o ' z 2 .sm , I . 400 , . - . 3 7, , ' 1 f 4' . . 5 . 2 2 .st .' o .- Y , U , nl 1 n' -ea, .nm - O J-v za. u -v 25. , .' ,. urw-un. . .' z. .-15 Won if 'n:..-n. . .:,. .2 v ln. 2 . fi 1' PC - . . o .moo Lnnz 2 z . 3 z .soo v 1 . , . 4 . 6 ' , gb L1 A x ' . 4 ' ' Z - rl ' ' HOCKEY F1TSt Row Betty Landis Pat Shell Arlene Nagley Jackie Skethway Loretta Gochenauer Shirley Smlth Nancy Rentschler GIOYIB Holzhauer Dorxnda Howry Pat Dusel Drana Lybarger Second Row lary Kre1der Joan Green leaf Janet Book MBZ18 Herr Florence Quinn Sh1rley Erb Helen Howry Dorothy Book NDER the able superv1s1on of Coach Barr our hockey team came through w1th a not too lmpresslve record They were late startmg practlce m the fall They lost the flrst several games, managed to beat L1t1tZ, t1e New Holland, and Ouarryvllle Coach Barr members were Betty Land1s, Glorla Holzhauer, Nancy Rentschler Pat Dusel There were several Junlors around wh1ch next year s team wxll be bu11t Although the g1r1s had a losmg season they all had many pleasant exper1ences durmg the hockey season Martha Rex, another semor, was manager of the team September 27 Manhelm Twp October Manhelm Twp September 29 Manor October l Manor October 4 New Holland October 2 New Holland October 6 Quarryv1lle October 25 Quarryvxlle October ll L1t1tZ November 3 L1t1tz 58 The team was captained by Loretta Gochenauer, a senior. Other senior ! . . . ! -- ' . 13 -- ' -- 8 -- -- 0 -- - fn ', 1-' .l,: fj fmd i -j' has , 1 . I , S+- vi -l qqylv, ' V j . 41. .f ff 4 , Y 14' 1 llx J X x 0 .Nl l .Jn Lo eul- Sff :T 59 Sly r, VARSITY COACH FDIKELDEY Gerald Blnkley Bob Duvall HIS year the Lampeter cagers opened their 1949 1950 cage season by dropping a heartbreaker to East Hem field P by a close count of 33 31 Not to have their spirits dampened by this close loss they rebounded to take Upper Leacock by eight points and eked out Marietta 28 27 in a hotly disputed finish of the game As the s ason progressed it was h1 lited by several more close games in which Lampeter managed to come out on top several times The team was capta1ned by Dick Hess a semor who always came through with a great defensive game Other members of the varsity were Ed Appel jack Ferich Gerald Binkley Bob Duvall Vern Lefever Milt Hershey Darwin Eckman Ray Graybill and Glenn Rineer Only three members of the present varsity squad will be graduated this year Although the current season didn't prove to be a great success in the win and loss column it did prepare most of the fellows for the coming campaigrs The nucleus of this year s squad was sophomores and should prove to be a sound basis on which to build for the future. CAPTAIN HES5 N3 60 First R Ed Appel Jack Ferich Dick Hess Da in Eckman Ray Gray bill Second Ro Milt Hershey Vern Lefever Glenn ASKETBALL Opponents West Lampeter East Hempf1e1d Upper Leacock Marletta Mt Ioy East Lampeter Quarryvllle R0thSV111e Manor Paradlse Manhelm Twp Columbla Ephrata Quarryv111e East Donegal Manor Manhexm Twp Columbla Lltltz INKLEY IS havmg a good year 1 also over the century mark 'M 1 we 4 IL MW M BINK -ro-1 VERN n leadmg the scorers Appel and Ferlch are if DUTCH 61 ED X XXX ' 33 ------------ 31 4 23 ------------- 32 ' 27 ------------ 28 . 56 ------------- 25 46- f--------- --41 ' 47 ------------ 39 ' 57 ------------ 49 43 ------------ 42 - ' 35 ------------ 36 - ' . 46 ------------ -45 ' ' so ------------ 44 Lititz 26 ------------ -47 61 ------------ 33 ' 36 ------------ 37 45 ------------ 44 48 ------------ 37 ' . 63 ------------ 44 ' 42 ------------ 38 ' ' 35 ------------ 51 7 g ,LMP f bf' 1 l LI' il Ji hf Q! -4 y, W! ' N1 Y' X X 17.12 I L U f , E EERLEADERS 4 NA 5ETT Loretta Gochenauer Betty Landls Sh1r1ey Smith Dorxnda Howry el HE Varslty basketball cheerleaders of th1s season are very act1ve much al1ve wlth v1m and v1gor and really want the team to wm They have mtroduced a new feature at W L H S 1n the1r pep meetmgs They persuade some of the fellows to take part 1n events such as weddmgs beauty contests and even tr1ed to teach several members of the team to become cheerleaders Most of the varslty cheer leaders are expenenced at leadmg cheers There are two sen1ors and two Junlors 62 ' ll, la ff 'E N fl i .fi Ll 1 , if 'Q' XMI' x. y ' xv' ' gif! F , V.. 1 U A 1 Q f, ,N Wtyx Mm ,Q lm K' - t X jay .v .1 11 . b xku IN mm 'lr G V JQXF N -'TL , X E . , sf 1 , I Y CN u n . 1 s . u I , u n n , . , u of Pat Shell and Lydia Myers IUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS HE junior high cheerleading squad consists of Doris Burkins, Norma Frey, and Beverly Eckman They were picked by the varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders They travel with the team away games As are the players on the junior high squad, they are picked from the seventh eighth and ninth grades IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS C' HE junior varsity cheerleaders serve the same purpose as the junior varsity players That is, it gives the girls the experience that they need to become varsity cheerleaders This year they are Pat Shell and Lydia Myers They cheer only during the junior varsity games Beverly Eckman, Doris Burkins and Norma Frey UNIOR VARSITY Left to right Mr Plnkeldey Eugene Herr Larry Mellott Paul Rhlneer John Heagy Tom Relnhart Paul Mxller Ronald Mentzer Donald Aukamp DGHDIS Beacham fi HE .T V squad led by l1ttle Sk1p Mentzer IS havlng a successful season Sklp 1S a Jumor and captam of the .Tumor Varslty The J V s are where the underclassmen get much needed exper1ence and seasomng to become a member of the varslty somc day Eugene Herr Paul M1ller and Paul Rhmeer are also promxsmg members of the J V team Although the coach dropped several players down from the varsxty these fellows st111 see plenty of actlon Thelr mam amb1t1on xs someday to become a member of the vars1ty They play all the1r games as a prellmmary to C8Dt81l'l HBIIKZCI' the var Slty contests 64 Opponents West Lampeter East Hempf1eld Upper Leacock Mount joy East Lampeter Quarryv11le Rothsvllle Manor Paradlse Manhelm Townshlp Columbla L1t1tz Ephrata Quarryv1l1e East Donegal Manor Manhe1m Townsh1p Columbla L1t1tZ Epharat Alumm ' 20 14 24 30 Marietta 30 19 50 22 20 13 ' 20 27 ' 27 16 34 18 ' 26 28 ' ' 16 17 ' 28 23 ' ' 25 23 27 19 ' 13 28 23 25 38 28 ' ' 25 31 ' 34 14 ' ' 20 31 UNIOR HIGH F' F1rst Row Lloyd Gochenauer Howard Shaub R1chard Dunlap Elwood Graves Robert Eshleman Donald Barley Claxr Ressler Parke Rh1neer Kenneth Gochenauer Second Row Coach Snyder Edward Petery Donald Duvall Charles Calloway Alan Yun1nger Donald Dunlap Robert Howry Ronald Mentzer John Leed Rlchard Bleecher CHE .Tumor Hxgh basketball team IS the f1rst stopover for any boy who wants to play on the varslty 1n the future If he can secure a berth on th1s team he has a good chance The squad th1s year 1S led by Don Dxmlap a freshman who plays guard and leads the team IH scor1ng H1s floor play 1S also a great factor 1n the success of the team Other members of the team 1nclude Don Barley Ken Gochenauer, 'Sp1der Me ltzer C1a1r Ressler and Bob Eshleman The team shows much Splflt and Wlll to w1n The team opened w1th a trlumph over Manhe1m Townsh1p wh1ch started talk buzz1ng aronmd the school Then they lost a contest to Lancaster Townsh1p by an overwhe1m1ng score Then they Journeyed to Co1umb1a only to lose a thrlller 1n overt1me by two pomts They show great prom1se and could gxve many a team an unexpected upset A11 the1r games are played 1mmed1ately after school OPPONENTS WEST LAMPETER Manhe1m Townsh1p L1t1tZ Lancaster Townsh1p Columbla Manor Manhe1m Townsh1p L1t1tZ Lancaster Townsh1p C01umb1a 65 MR SNYDER COACH 1, a 4 v 2 I yt 1 , 4 zfgf f I x 3 ' . 5 g V1 , v lx ' I 3' ' 1. 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I Q .- K 1 :I ' ' 10 24 , ' ' 24 13 ' 64 8 ' 34 31 28 14 ' ' 30 23 ' ' 34 22 ' 32 21 ' 26 21 ' ' EBALL 197 nw Eid F1fSt Mr Wll on G rald Blnkley Karl Plndley Harry Mentzer Tom Relnhart Harold Werner Second J1m Musser Ray Grayb1l1 Jack Ferxch D1ck F1ndl y Ralph Re1neer A1v1n Hershey NDER the coachmg advlce of Mr Wllson the Lampeter n1ne had a team whxch showed 1ts sp1r1t and w1ll to w1n The coach fxelded a team that showed talent but lacked experlence The best performance of the year was on the day Columbla V1S1t9d Lampeter K Gerald Bmkley was slated to pltch and was really hot Alded by some st1ckwork by Herb Werner who clouted a homer w1th two on and some a1r txght pltchmg by Bmkley Lampeter chalked up thelr flrst and only vlctory However not all was ln vam because many of the fellows who played hlgh school ball played for a team m the summer Th1s shows that the team had some real ab1l1ty W2 1' !' West Lampeter West Lampeter West Lampeter West Lampeter West Lampeter 'Vest Lampeter West Lampeter West Lampeter West Lampeter West Lampeter West Lampeter West Lampeter C OAC H WILSON 66 SCHEDULE Quarryvllle 9 Manor 17 Manhelm Twp 3 Ephrata 11 Columbla Lllltz 9 Quarryvllle 15 Manor 9 Manhe1mTownsh1p 7 L1t1tz 9 Ephrata 7 Columbla 8 I TRAMURALS ....,s-wh wa., .IF MQW CHE mtramurals th1s year as usual, are under the supervlslon of Coach Fmkeldey A boys touch football program was run off 1n both the semor and Jumor h1gh They played football untll the weather proh1b1ted them Then they moved 1ndoors to take up basketball The games are offlclated by members of the varslty and the Jumor varslty The semor hlgh cons1sts of four teams wh1ch play on alternatmg days of the week The Jumor hxgh IS patterned 1n the same manner Playlng basketball helps develop the talent 1n the boy so that maybe someday he can make the varslty or the I V s Members of the varslty are allowed only to play one half of a game mn order to g1ve e other fellows a chance 67 . 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Ca une- m h-f if f--X N Wir SE IDR PLAY Play cast, dlrectors and stage crew for the play Stranger In The Nlght Left to r1ght Loretta Gochenauer Nancy Rentschler Charles Bachman Elxzabeth Weaver Glorxa Holzhauer Donald Eckman Vincent P1BtSCh Earl Smeltz Ed1th Krexder MISS Straley and Mrs Maloney fD1rectorsJ Mary Ann Hunt Sara Jane Brubaker Bunny Sheaffer Betty Landls Jxm Musser Patsy Dusel Marty Rex Richard Zook UNIUR PLAY P1 y cast and dlrector for Campus Quarantxne ' Fxrst Row Bunny Sheaffer Betty Landis Loretta Gochenauer lartha Rex Ellzabeth leaver Glorla Holzhauer Jlm lus er lr Seyler fD1f6Ct0fJ Second Row Richard Zook Eugene Herr Sara Jane Brubaker John Burkholder Absent VIDCQDI Pxetsch 72 v ' i? !! B I W' qu fl' a ' ' . ' SENIOR PLAY SHOTS 'UW if I 73 , k Qi A ' i A 4 gh , V '.fh A V . 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