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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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O :s S fx o- W '1 o M O C : 3 U4 H cv vu fx :7 c J H J, f fl SENIOR CLASS WESI IAMPEI ER TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Larnpeter Permsylxama Off mal Photographer for We La H Mr George btewart,SLhwxePn 8.1 Wagner 3 UUHUUXUN ml' 1' CO show our apprec1at1on and grat1tude we the Class of 1951 dedlcate thxs yearbook to R1chard Adams and R1chard Rhoads These members of our class have Jozned the armed forces so that our natxon can rema1n free They have mterrupted then' schoolmg so that we could con tmue our educat1on 1n peace We are greatly mdebted to them for thexr great serv1ce We w1sh by thls to show a small token of our apprecxatmn to R1chard Adams and Rxchard Rhoads The Ed1tors 4 'X 6 x it Ukklxxmxkuxy 1 lumw ffi yxxfk xxxxkxx fa 1 XXXXX IXNXXXXXN xXXXXNxxC' qua! Z 1 -'L 0 I ,4 YN IRA, X x ,f X X LXk ff ! ,, FW FE 1 92 lf 01 X Xxxvaxxxxu, f 5 yxvoqx J 5 9 r XXXXXX XX XXXX lk QS XXXX1 x I :F lu' '1 'z ... Ya 0 oo IIQU. E53 O 0 5 00 QQXXXX uxxuuxxxumxxuuxi O' 1 fl- 0,.. 4 f E ' Q S Q 0 0 ia. Yun? 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The members are cogruzant of our prob lems and Work d111gently to help us solve them They have done an ex d 1 H L Zook Prem en any W1ll1sE Byers keep1ng rt runmng eff1c1ently Q Secretary Harry F l-louser Treasurer John H I-lollxnger sag 'air' 1 Gilman!-5 hm-f L1brar1an Clyde K Myhn 6 Al. y . 5, x A . f . . , , A- ' V cellent job in improving our school and Vice President N r A A 1 fb , X 'lei . We f Altima' f l fury IYIEEEHEI NUM WI ENDED T To The Class of l95l S thls IS bemg wr1tten the cxtlzens of Amer1ca face a bleak future To be sure the threat of Com mumsm 1n the world today causes one to look mto the future w1th despalr It becomes no laughxng Joke when the Pres1dent of the Unlted States proclalms a state nat1onal emergency The wheels of mobllxzatlon have begun both m1l1tar1ly and xndustrlally Congress de bates rearmmg Western Europe Ironlcally enough we read that Japan may become our greatest ally I short we are gearlng for war or at least preparmg for the pOSS1b1lIty of another World War Thls state of affalrs must be confusxng and bewmld erzng to you as a h1gh school sen1or So lt becomes d1ff1cult to know what to say to a group of young peo ple ready to leave hxgh school You wonder what edu cat1on IS for anyway 1f we use It only for destruct1on and mf It means mmlltary servlce and sac r1f1ces on the part of everyone I agree wzth thxs general premlse but there are two fallac1es xn th1s klnd of reasornng Flrst forces mn addxtlon to those of educat1on tend to mold the thlnkxng of a free people Forces operate for good and forces operate for ev1l Wars do not breed m a publxc school They breed ln the m1nds of men who l1ve 1n a godless world condmtloned by greed lust for power and a th1rst for blood Second It seems from every nat1onal confl1ct both here and throughout the world that some good emerges New d1scover1es are converted to c1v1l1an use and people can l1ve a more complete 11 e Toward the mxddle of the eleventh century the Holy Land had been ln non Chr1st1an hands that IS Mohammedan hands for over four hundred years But when the brutal Seljuk Turks overran the Holy Land 1n the eleventh century thmgs were changed So we had the crusades a desxre to rescue Palestlne from the hands of the xnfxdels Pope Ur ban responded to a call for help by Emperor Alex1us at Constantlnople and lssued the fxrst summons to engage rn a holy war Also a lxttle later we had the Dark Ages when forty percent of the people of Europe dxed because of the Plague But as Europe began to emerge from the Dark Ages a movement sprang up called scholast1c1sm Was th1s then an age of total darkness when great un1vers1t1es were begmnmg to sprmg up on every hand un1vers1t1es llke Cambrrdge Oxford and Pans If then we remember the lessons hlstory taught I am certa1nl1fe holds much in store for us xf we are w1ll1ng to work and pay the prlce It may seem that we are entermg a 'Dark Age but 501719 how wlth the help of God we w1ll work out of It Don t glve up Don't surrender your her1tage Yes It calls for settmg up defenses To thls end you can be of endless serv1ce to yourself and to your country It has been a pleasure to know you and to have worked w1th you I hope that graduatlon wlll not sever the bonds that keep people a l1ttle closer together May I hear from you no matter what your stat1on mn l1fe shall be and may all the good thlngs 1n hfe be yours and Godspeed Smcerely f Superv1s1ng Prlnc lpal 7 V. - V B . , . . . . . . I . I1 , , ,417 XXX K . . . . - xx .t t - y b - 4 1' .L . - - , , . , , . Y D - I I l 'f . Q . . Y , . , . Y 7 ' - 3 I I I - , . , . . . , . ' , . g I 1 I I I I I I - - - - 1 II , ' I . . . , . . x 1 - - ' I ! ' , X' x A W' NEEDLE NUM IMI MEET Mllll mg. To The Class of 1951 umgn IRST I want to say Congratulations not be cause of your receiving a diploma 1n the near future but because you have completed your high i school education This IS an important accomplishment especi ally in these days of tempting high paying Jobs and voluntary enlistments in one s choice of military branch If only everyone who started with your class back 1n ninth grade would have completed his education' Iam sure some of them are sorry now But you have no cause to be Maybe not now but later on you will realize how wise you were to remain in school You have done a service to your country by doing so This nation needs intelligent men and women people who can make intelligent decisions people who can read and interpret news intelli gently We need to carry on our democratic way of life in the face of the attempt to spread other desirable ways of life throughout the world Having completed your high school education makes you better able to keep our nation mentally and physically strong those qualities which are listed by the D A R in its project to select 'Good Citizens and I can think of no better way to say farewell than to review them again for you I Dependability Were you loyal to your high School? Will you be loyal to your college and loyal to your employer? One must be able to depend upon you for speaking the truth always One must be able to depend upon you to be punctual in all your engagements This is an important quality which you should possess to an outstanding degree II Service Be cooperative in all your undertakings Give and take alike Be courteous to and considerate of your fellowmen III Leadership Show ability to assume responsibility and also be willing to follow the leader Exercise self control and self d1SC1pl1I1C Your personality will play an important part in how well this quality is exemplified IV Patriotism In these months made dark by war clouds this quality is doubly important You all must take an unselfish interest in your nation and in its affairs with other nations in your commumty and in your home and family Y ur one big aim in life should be to be a Good Citizen You can't help but be a good Citi zen if you can possess these qualities that I have mentioned My best wishes to each one of you Sincerely Kenneth H Snyde r 8 ld x x or Il - lI-- - k R . . . p V . - ' r .- . . , . . . K . . . . un- IH thinking about Ei bit of advice to give to you as you leave this school, I am reminded again of . . . . . . . , . . ,, O ll ' ' ll. ' '- ,Af SG CII ISS IMI Y Mr I-I .ci v CK PVII0 I kg A I TIM I3 B O 6 V SHIIIQ Sawm 'ES 3 an arTlQT I II' I J R ,IvIC,Fa.S0, JI' rw OLJIQ dmde 3 Img M med S Kim eI1mcITIwe scene IVIrs DGmon2TrefHve IVIYS Md Ion? Y OWSYY IVIY.I,I.I9IYICII a IVIQCI CIwem1sT? I :Wi , ,J an , Q P X 'I it ' .4 I 4 I, I . - I S ' 5 S, Ama MI IV IIIY IDVOIIIICG. . . CII: 5 I 5 - I -' If - 'auf 'M S Y x 'lg-IW AVA -' ' I Yer ..- M'fW'M 2 3 if ' .L ,I I I I r J ' s' 'A I I if N W i ' U mi X 3 M Y. al S -X. I 0 If ' I EN UUIEUQE 35519 Mr Philip Finkeldey Health Physical Education Temple University BS WestChesterS T C Millersville S T C Temple University Basketball Coach Soccer Coach Volley Ball Club Coach Mr George Myers O Vocational Agriculture Penn State BS Virginia Polytechic Institute Penn State F. F. A. VisualEducati0n Club Junior Class Advisor Mr Robert L Adams Supervising Principal Mathematics Millersville S T Duke UH1V6fSltYM ED Temple University rf-In X K 'Q ry Hilty Indiana S T C BS Millersville State Teacher s College WIN rx Miss Jean Hayes Health Physical Education Temple Univ Hockey Coach Studio Club Cheerleaders Band Orchestra Mr Jack Ryan Vocal Music West Chester S Temple Un1vers1ty Millersville S. T. 03 Senior Chorus Junior Chor s Archer Clu 10 Mis s Ruth Brodbec k Business Education Bloomsburg BS University of Pitts burg School Treasu 36 Mrs E1laMaeMa o ey English M1llersv1lleS T C Lxbra r1an Library Club Senior Play ?7'1172? f Llqlf Kenneth Snyde r Principal French Social Studies Franklin Sr Marshall Buc knell MA Penn State Senior Class Adv or . In Mr. Ralph Seyler English Science Kutztown S.T.C. BS Penn State University! fjenn- sylvfvia J nioffss Play if 1?WJ+'4 MM W Mr Harold Weiricl' Science Chemistry Biology Millersville S T C Science Club Rifle Team Mathematics Science Penn State BS Penn State We La H1 News Club Miss Esther Straley English Social Studies Elizabethtown College Thiel AB Columbia University Senior Play Yearbook Advisor Senior Class Advisor f ii Mr Paul Wilson Mathematic s Mrs . Alma Snyder English Latin Albright College AB Duke University Mullenber College We La Hirrl il., e Ju5iigZlE,,0Ta'ss Play . .1 ,I Mrs Lou Etta Weaver Home Economics Drexel Institute BS Columbia University Penn State Supervisor of Cafeteria F H A Club Social Studies Q 6 H Elizabethtown Colll Temple Universit Lehigh Universi Baseball Coach Faculty Manager o l 55 ,Q Q Athletics X 2 ll 'gfmfse AB ' ' A Wm Q ' - ' ui? 1 Y ., I 5 i -- 'V X . ' ,, , ' 'f i ' , l1I3i17 ' P 'if ,A ' f - . - ' ' X 4, , . . l . , ' Y V , . . - I5 J ' Q Q ' . , VU Y D . g. t . ' V 2' . 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HENRY BALMER Agrxculture Industrlous farmer proud owner of blonde curley ha1r seen 1n a green Chrysler F F A 2 3 VxsualA1ds Club 2 F F A Z Treasurer Leaders Club 3 F F A Club 3 Volley Ball Club 4 JOAN BAUMBACH Academrc Inqursrtwe as 1r1ng hopes to be an actress where there s Joan there s fun Patrol 3 4 Jun1or Chorus l G1rl Reserves l Junlor Play 3 We La H1 Trmes Z 4 Yearbook 4 Class Ed1tor Crafts Club Z Operetta 3 4 fsemov chorus 2 3 4 Drrected Play to M s T c 4 iff, Hockey Team Z Manager f .JJ Amerrcan Leg1on Oratorxcal Contest 4 J If N ffvfj fy 7-'wi Jjills J ,WY f-fv13ff ff NJ, Jw li DENNIS BEACHAM Academlc Falthful class presldent hopes to be radxo announcer Wlt of the class found selllng newspapers J'un1or I-hgh Chorus 1 Basketball Z 3 Seruor I-hgh Chorus 2 3 4 Soccer 3 Operetta 3 4 Class Vxce Presldentl Junlor Play 3 Class Presldent Z 3 4 Semor Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 We La H1 T1mes Z 3 4 Patrol 3 4 Captam Camera Club l sMVy2M6r'V'?f ' W ,osfwfff . . . l, , ,4 ' ' 'H . . . 4 y ffl I .1 I . , V V 1' L ' A 'I 1' . 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' ' , - , l ' l 2 x J ' x-lov D! 14 - ,VXI A Y f , J CARL BECK Academic Interest hes m photography plus that certam sophomore quxet w1llmg worker camera cmb 1 2 Patrol 3 4 I We La H1 Tlmes Z 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Photography ed1tor Senlor Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Soccer 1 4 Photography edxtor Natlonal Honor So etw WW' JANET BOOK General Found 1n Strasburg rn1schev1 us xmp of the class Lxbrary Club 1 ball Team 2 Spamsh Club Z book Staff 4 Sernor I-hgh Chor s 3 4 ers Club 3 Operetta 3 4 P32 trol 3 4 f- ocke 3 4 lsual Alds Club 4 ,ft .M Wffjlyyygff R 6 ROBERT BRUBAKER Agrlculture Eff1c1ent secretary of F F A well mannered hearty laugh always ready for fun Semor Play 4 F F A 1 Z 3 4 Secretary Chorus 1 Z 3 V1sua1A1ds Club Z 4 Band 1 2 4U jlffvfv tfcg X334-fe Voqlfafa Mfhfggffafw WWW M30 . . . . Q . . D v , -,pyf Q 4 ' Q ' ' Jr' , ,, ' . 'S' V A M' . f 1- ji , J pl y 3 yy, I 1 WL' ,fy y , V .jx kwa 4 by M B .....,. ' p p I. D Lx n C ' 7 I 6 f 4 .- '7 f M Z f 6 D Q' , ,. 4 D 1 X 2214 g. 'J' I fr 'Lv 15 HARPER CALLOWAY Small but mlg hty vocal1 st Dunbar Hlgh School 1 Booster Club Z Sen1or Chorus Z 3 4 Patrol 3 4 State Chorus 4 ofa-L ffl-cf6,.,,., Jg 3 N-'F Qulet chap of the class ln that green Packard Soccer Team Z 3 4 Rlfle Team Z 3 4 Senlor Chorus Z 3 4 Patrol 3 4 Camera Club l N' Mfr Ji www Je Wim! Academlc speedy xn soccer outstandlng Soccer 3 4 Volley Ball Club Yearbook Staff 4 Operetta 3 4 ,fvv eff A,-1 bra1n ln chemlstry seen Baseball l Operetta 3 4 Orchestra l Z Band l Z Yearbook Staff 4 ALAN EMERICK ACad9m1C Newest member of our class well hked by all always ready to lend a helpmg hand neat appearance Pzne Grove Hlgh School l Z 3 Volleyball 4 Yearbook Staff 4 16 K 4 .n I ' A' -L4 , V r-A, JL ,,-, .7 'A rl A., I, , 4 7 CLAUDE DONER Academic MM , ,yw H , . L I I J D - 1 1 . L .Q , . C VL . N ' ' ELSIE FEI-IR Commercxal Qulet reserved excellent commerclal student hopes to be a secretary Jumor Gxrl Reserves l Yearbook Staff 4 Spamsh Club Z We La H1 Tlmes 4 NANCY FISHER lx ,A Commerclal Fond of cowboylng ln Ch eyggd llent typxst enjoys hav1ng fun Hockey 4 pgre ta Crafts Club Z atroll Leaders Club 3 101- lay 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Junlor Play 3 BETTY JANE FRANK Cornrnerclal Found typlng hearty laugh I-I A rs Cl G1rl Reserves 1 a 1 Crafts Club 2 X ,fyyarboo W WW MW sf fly Y , 6 W' .Y 1 . - ' ' 's . oe ' Junior Girl'Reserves l ll S 0 1191-us 4 If N s A ' . nd F. . .l - Le 3 I ' ' ' P t 3, -ff bl W! 17 JOAN GREENLEAF Frlend to all qulet athletlcs Spamsh Jlub ZF, Pat ol 3145! kxndhearted fond of Yearbook Staff 4 Leaders Club 3 HERMAN GREER General Small but mlghty lover of basketball found w1th Glenn Sen1or Play 4 eaders Club 3 Booster Club 3 u ng Club Z R1fle Club 3 4 ball l Manager M QQ Mm ENOS GROFF Agrlculture Wlde range of knowledge a leadlng role ln Junlor Play enjoys havxng fun always SIT11llIlg F F A l,Z,3,4fV1ce Pres1dentl Jun1or Chorus 1 Semor Chorus 2,4 Operetta 3,4 18 Leaders Club 3 .Tumor Play 3 Vlsual Alds Club MSTC P1ay4 U 'fa .FIRE ....... Tlfifll 1' T . ' , Ll c 05 dj L J 5 l My x 5 YN N STANLEY GROFF Interested 1n farmmg go lucky student band F F A12 3 4 Reporter Jumor Chorus l Senlor Chorus 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Band 4 Asslstant Mgr J Jumor Play 3 REUBEN HARNISI-I Earnest worker chu rch basketball F F A 12 Secretary 3 Camera Club l V1sual Alds Club 2 Leaders Club 3 Volleyball Club 4 CARRIE H1-:RR Halls frorrY'Strasburg Agrrculture F F A reporter happy member M S T C P y Yearbook Staff 4 We La H1 Tlmes Vxsual Alds Club Z Leaders Club 3 N! Ag rlcultu re enjoys mtramurals plays Sen1or Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 s Bus1nes Manager Patrol 3 4 lb Home Economlcs owner of red halr 1rtat1ous enjoys watchmg basketbal Mus1c Club 1 H A 2 Operetta 3 4x Scranton F H A tate Conven on 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Junlor Play 3 Patrol 3 4 Semor Chorus 3 4 Copnty Chorus V1SUal Alds Club 4 Leaders Clu Calfeterxa l N 9 . . . , , , C I .... la 4 . I . . 4 . l ' 9 ! . , . if 5 , X ,ff I . 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A ' f' Sy '- 4 Xb 3 .X . il I X l EMILIE HERR Commermal Class secretary stud1ous and mdustrlous member of the class frlendly orus Z 3 4 a Club Z atlcs Club l Leaders Club 3 We La H1 Tlmes 4 Yearbook Staff 4 M S T C P ay allo een Queen Attend nt 3 Class Secretary Z 3 4 1 V' P MM C! ff K A MI TON HERSHEY Academy: Sharp dresser 1nterested ln sports vars1ty basket ball player class treasurer F F A l Sent1nel Z Yearbook Staff 4 V1sual A1ds Club Z We La H1 Staff 4 Class H1stor1an Z Varslty Basketball Z 3 4 Class V1ce Pres1dent 3 Soccer 3 4 Senxor Chorus 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 V1ce Presxdent ,Tumor Play 3 Operetta 3 4 vj I YV JS B 'JLTY Ld yLMELREfCH Academlc Fr1em3ly Datqhma bram m French enjoys S hoolyvvork J lor Play 3 JF H A 2 3 QI-hstorxan F H A State Conventxon Z Jumor G1rl Reserves 1 Stud1o Club 4 Band 4 Cafeter1a Z Leaders Club 3 Patrol 3 4 Jun1or Chorus l Program Asslstant Semor Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Operetta 4 20 y V 1 S - I , , , . . . tr' 4 .... l 4 ,gf ' I . , 4 'r flu l J' fb lk ry 'Ju X ,rx P JJ5' I ,QA 'gf' 1 3 X we I ' :U ,ff A-lr! dxf Vt x ,l ax V , If ,yy I : . .- Q ' J, . Class Treasurer 4 QCO-captalnj c ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ri' K J i y up . - .rveff K ul' f ,fly W X, 3 . '. ' H . ' 22 , H1 ' 1,43 . 5 , ,F . . . ' c ' J ' ' DORINDA HOWRY General Actlve cheerleader found worklng at Watt Sr Shand cute blonde neat appearance Chorus l 2 Hockey Z 3 4 f Hockey Man ger l l Ar s Sr Cvlafts IUUXZ Dramf IC Cl Lea crqb 3 V Yearbook Staff 4 .Tumor Play 3 Patrol 3 4 Cheerlead1ng l 3 4 Halloween qlueen attendant 4 Commehcement Exermses ELLA HUBER Commercxal Good natured Jolly f1rst year wzth senxor class went to East Lampeter Yearbook Staff 4 East Lampeter 1 Z 3 Wltty student braggmg ual, pla olf keen sense of humor RONALD JOHNSON 1 ene r Reynolds Jr Hlgh Schooll a ook tf MJ' McCaskey Hlgh School Z r 1 R1fle Club 81 Team 2 3 4 X - 4 +55 JJ! QV fy, F' 12 J I 1 .YJ U l al 'L ! , , f I , N ' . , ' 1 ff A t iris ' W 3 3 , ' 3 E , fy I ' I rf , x f ' f ' I I ' .' , ,f , 3 4 3 , - 'f . of ,f A ,I if x A . V: . , , 1 f 1 j ' rf., 3 I I I K .r Af - X I 1 I ' ,cf A I 1 8 V1 1 , . 1 P - ' ..... ' in g ..... . ' .1 . ' Y ' ff4 ' S ' P 4 EVA KAUFFMAN Commercxal Enjoys school act1v1t1es cheery sm1le neat appear ance fond of commerc1al subjects Leaders Club 3 We La H1 Tlmes 4 fTyp1ng edxtor Yearbook Staff 4 QTyp1ng edxtor Jumor Play 3 M S T C Playfleadxng role D A R Good C1t1zen X x Dramatxcs Club 1 Spamsh Club Z Patrol 3 4 QZnd Lt Chorus 4 Operetta 4 or yay 4 Qlirompterl lr' nqj' 51 fb! HARLAN KEENER Agrlculture Consc1ent1ous w1ll1ng worker actwe F F A mem ber P O D wh1z found 1n that black Mercury F A l Z Class Treasurer l Booster Club 2. 3 Treasurer Basketball l 2 V1sualA1ds Clubf-1 Pres1dent Soccer 4 L elrs Club 3 llwlwwf wwf' RA1?tKEL,1l'ER General een 0 hxsldnjotqflile qu1et Wh1Z 1n math excel lent soccer p yer, Cam lx IM Asslstant Rxfle Coach 3 R1 X gf Soccer 3 4 I ZZ J 3 4, .1 I - ' 1 . . . . ' I dylan- , M4 . . . 'V yr' I lynx' Id, . L mf x Y 1' 1-a'E'JY 'J!p,r,. My -V -. U, 'f'v..,1 ' X -0 V' ,L DJJ' ,-JV. - V ' at -'bf H 'X H R F. . . , ,3,4 U 1 ,ci t my , e X U x ' AAP Ov CMM , 4 f I f J l 7.0,-Ugg, . x ln. A I t ' - ea x4 I g , , 4 - -f .l 'Pl 'I' :Q :XY ,f 4 X rv Qin ll ' 3 V! J ig .i U Y CHARLOTTE KLING General Drum ma-jorette cowgirl of the class seen with Dot Library Club 1 Patrol 3 4 Spanish Club Z treas Yearbook Staff 4 Band 1 Z 3 4 Leaders Club 3 .fl PAUL KRANTZ Agriculture Usually quiet brain future farmer of America cooperative F A Z Leaders Club 3 F F A Reporter Z Visual Aids Club Z We La Hi Times 2 L J MKTW Ylflfy MARY LANDIS Home Economics Active F. H. A. member .... quiet...but always re dy for un. Junior Girl Reserves 1 Opel-etta 4 yi! Cafeteria l Senior Play 4 F. H. A. Z 3 4 Treasurer Yearbook Staff 4 X fi J Senior Lhorus 4 Patrol 3 4 23 if 'ff www' RICHARD LANDIS Hearty laugh innocent boy of the class p of Chevy hotrod F A General roud owner Volleyball Club 4 Rifle Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 422124-22 RONALD LANDIS Soccer player m Academic ember of rifle team outstanding vo calist leading role in operetta Baseball 1 Z Tumbling Club l Soccer l Z 3 4 Rifle Club Z 3 4 Senior Chorus 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Hmmm Junior Chorus l District Chorus County Chorus 3 Operetta 3 4 M S T C Play 4 MQ,Ma,U flr-CAN'-wf MLM-UTLAW uufwd jf 4 x X DIA J ff c1e c e 1 of yearbook .... brainy .... artist... YBA Aca Cam demic .well i . I - . rdiedlgesti . ember' hockey team Junio irlRe 1 jYearbook4 Co-Editor SJ fglesi N 4 Operetta 3 4 hier Play 3 Senior Play 4 Conte st 3 Z4 R d Cross Representative Z Hopgey 17273 4 lf e T'mes Z 3 ional Honor Society 3 4 e La 1 . Feature Edi or Leaders Club 3 Seni rf Chorus 3 4 Band 4 Sec y-Treas. Patrol 4 Class Historian l American Legion Oratorical -4-r 'allow affai'-J -1 J J 1l0 4? Sk yy HARRY MENTZER JR General f Soccer player xnterested mn baseball and basketball neat appearance seen m that certam Plymouth Volleyball Club 4 Booster Club Z 3 Tumblmg Club l Leaders Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Jr Hxgh Basketbal MARVIN MILLER Baseball 81 Basketball Mgr l Soccer l 3 4 J V Basketball 2 3 Capt Vars1ty basketball 4 Baseball Z 3 4 Agncultu re Quxet actlve future farmer of Amercla cowboys 1n blue DeSoto F A Z F F A Treasurer3 F F A Ass1stant Leaders Club 3 Treasurer 2 V1sualA1ds Club Z PAUL MILLER A a Joker of the clas j r fun r1end a seen 1n th t b c Booster Clu atr Basketball l 3 Y book Baseball 3 4 emo Camera Cluwfy OPer 5 Wg Soccer 3 4 V e b l 4 wffie W W Z5 ... ul ' ' 7 I ' ' l'n 7 J p . r y 3 ' ' . .D , ' , Q .J . ' ll , 1 jl, ,3,4 . . .1 Q No As. fy ,fl ll ' h Y a I WWW ff ,3 ' ,4 , 4 , , 3 a S fv ' , Of ' y u f lf JOHN MOSER General Known as Sheriff .... shines in chemistry .... friendly ........ helpful and full of fun ..... usher in Hamilton movie. Art Club l Volleyball 4 'Lf' Bfiilfffs V ' ' - -4 M- ,M JL J 1' 1 rx, 1 u I! .af-N' .N ARLENE NAGLEY Commerc1al Capable editor of school paper lead1r1g role 1n Jun1or and Senxor play attract1ve hockey player Chorus l Z Hockey l 2 3 4 Arts and Crafts Club 2 Dramat1cs Club l Leaders Club 3 Sen1or Play 4 Qleadmg role, SHIRLEY PIETSCH Shorty of the class xng wh1z ID math Ghdrus 12 4 X Jli'!4L10I' Girl sevves We La H1 T1 X- CG-1rcu,lat oe anagk Patrol 3 4 N X J NX We La H1 T1mes 3 4 Ed1tor 1n Ch1efl Yearbook Staff 4 Feature Ed1tor Jumor Play 3 fLead1ng role Patrol 3 4 Commerc1al always ready for fun enjoys danc Jun1or Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 fprompter l Junlor Chorus l Leaders Club 3 l Yearbook Staff 4 fu A in I I Y c A I I l ' ' l v . A V , I . If I OperettQf4 , Xl' 'YY ' l 9 ' evfz N! , AW if Q' X XJ' RN ' J . 1 , Q V , uf RX: 'J x xl- PW N 1 XL A xl N lx V 'J l 1 W' 26 X X , x ,V I-. F THOMAS REINHART Academic Handsome blonde of the class .... lover of all sports ....... found with Milt .... always ready for fun. Baseball l,Z,3,4 Senior Play 4 Soccer l,2,3,4 lCapt.l Operetta 3,4 Jr. High Basketball l Senior Chorus 3,4 I4 QManagerl We La Hi Times 3,4 JV J. V. Basketball 2,3 lx fSportS Editor, P Patrol 4 Tu b lng Giub l y Yearbook Staff 4 ?ifTpTearrl'4 V JA 'Pa . ' I 1, Junlor Play 3 I0 KA! Jr? J J Ik 14' Y L L 1 01 4 474 '7 N f I J 0 ' v 43 6 JJ 9 J CXO J b V K Z V5 f fd K lid A M09 0 ,VS Z at U General Star basketball player full of fun never worr1es 6 Z eyes of blue Basketball l Z 3 4 Volleyball Club 4 Baseball 3 4 Operetta 3 Booster Club 2 3 LN A 'S t-'X J 525933 VN V3 J V K 'K 0 J r', J 9 ll H' f J H JDO I, if Q fr Lv HAROLD ROHRER Agrlculture Class v1ce presxdent co ed1tor of yearbook aCt1VC member enjoys workxng 2 Jumor Play 3 Pres1dent 3 Class Vxce Presxdentcflff Patrol 3 V1sual A1ds Club LV f Leaders Club 3 Yearbook 4 CCO Edltor Z7 LJ ' I' nuva npunu D nuac ' . P , 'L 'B ogy I V' 'S -tb 4,5 va' P' , 4, 'Ju-I I on A 'If all 0 5 .,.,p0 e. ,1 f- 7 9 A ff J rv 0' 5 If I4 ba ,J ,Q of I X. 1'-7 Q 7' F. F. A. ..... ' ' . F. F. A. 1, ,3,4 ' , A. F. F. A. Vice President 2 senior Play 4 lafm F. F. A. ' ' ' g w ga I SL , ,I hi, I , U .fl j ,fl ,'1L 21, 1' 54 3 Jr , . fl in lar yi 1 . ff 'fr A f- ,' ' 1. . ,X fjlbc 5' if . . Z DONALD ROWE Agr1culture Ha11s from Strasburg always late for appoxntments member of F F A seen 1n that black Chevy F A Z Yearbook Staff 4 V1sualA1ds Club l Z Leaders Club 3 XF QW Af Commml that certam black Bu1ck mter ted Leaders Club 3 Z Halloween Queen Attendant 4 Yearbook Staff 4 r ra s Glub Sen1or Play 4 Jun1o P Patrol 3 4 Choru DQRO'I'H'Y SH LER Home Econom1cs a1lSf om Nmne Po1nts qu1et frxendly found amy around w1th Charlotte sd ' ' l Reserves 1 Spanish Club Z . H. A 5 ,3 treas. Patrol 3,4 Leader Club 3 Yearbook staff 4 Z8 JACQUELINE SKETHWAY General Proud owner of natural curly haxr and a dlamond rxng always ready for fun good typxst member of the band and hockey team Spanxsh Club Z Pres Hockey l Z 3 4 Band l Z 3 4 Student Mgr Orchestra l Z Patrol 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Jr GxrlReservesl Treas Volleyball Club 4 SHIRLEY SMITH Actwe cheerleader full naturally curly ha1r Hockey l Z 3 4 fCapt Arts F1 Crafts Club 2 Cheerleadmg l Z. Yearbook Staff 4 .Tumor Play 3 Leaders Club 3 RUTH TRIMBLE Leaders Club 3 Basketball Team 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 County Chorus 3 Red Cross Representatmve Z Jun1or Play 3 M S T C Play 4 Commerclal of pep a star hockey player Dyamatxcs Club l We La H1 Tlmes 4 fSports Edxtor Chorus l Z SQ lor Play 4 Patrol 3 4 Home Econom1c s Attractlve raven ha1red glrl of the class excellent lf! seamstress artlst Chorus Z 3 4 Band l Z 3 4 Patrol 3 4 Cafeterla 3 4 Art Club 2 Operetta 3 4 XJR! Jumor Play 3 Senmor Play 4 Jr Gxrl Reserves l Yearbook 4 Art Edxtor Leaders Club 3 County Chorus 3 Z9 ' C -D 'Y I, 7,5 'D I I l . C .D . ' ,,3,4 ' ' J Ll 1 . , xlLI l A K 1 y . 'N r, - . lr Q 3 R , I f A 5 . y ' L 4 l C ' 7 BETTY ANN WATTS Home Economxcs F H A member future seamstress full of fun easlly exclted F H A Z Yearbook Staff 4 F H A V1ce Pres Z Cafeterla 12 3 4 F H A Pres1dent 3 Semor Chorus 4 Lxbrary Operetta 4 Patrol 3 4 RAYMOND WELLS Academxc Tall dark handsome Casanova of the class math ramn enjoys all sports occer l 2 3 R1f1e Club Z Baseball l Z We La H1 T1mes 4 Patrol 3 4 Thorns Z 3 JT runr Play 3 O eretta Sen1or Play 4 WW MARIAN WILSON COmmerC1al Amb1t1ous pes to be a secretary shy but full of UH U r Lea! W Semor Chorus 4 H KK Sch M12 Opereyfa 4 ear ok Sta f J If 30 ffflllffl Q ,fo MW , I A 171, it 25 jl CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent Dennls Beacham Secretary Em1l1e Herr V1ce Pres1dent Harold Rohrer Treasurer Mxlton Hershey MOTTO Sarl though the seas be rough' FLOWER Red and Wh1te Chrysanthemums COLORS Crxmson and Whxte Class Advxsors M155 Straley Mr Snyder 31 SHOVING OFF We the sen1ors of '51 At dear West Lampeter I-hgh Have had many pleasant memor1es But now we must say good by And so we b1d a fond farewell To teachers and schoolmates too For we w1ll enter a greater world To our prrnclpal and teachers We extend heartfelt gratltude For often we have been unkmd And somet1mes prehaps even rude We humbly ask your forgweness For our ch1ld1sh and thoughtless ways Through your patxence and forbearance We have learned perseverance pays Our beloved Alma Mater We know we ll mxss your study halls The rush and bustle of lunchllne And tough exams w1th1n your walls But now we leave our dear old place To those who are glad to take It That they too may work and learn That l1fe IS what you make It Betty Lu Phmmelrelch - ' I . - A - , . , , , To begin our lives anew. , . , . , , - . , l U NINTH N the fall of 48 we set sa1l on our long hard Journey Wh1Ch was to last for four years After a few bewxldermg days our 70 boys and g1rls became accustomed to our daxly rout1ne as freshman We elected our of f1cers and started out wrth a bang Our hot dog stand at the fa1r was very profrtable Our tr1p to Gettysburg was enjoyed by all although we had other act1v1t1es and by the end of the year we were ready to pass mto semor h1gh school QQ' TEN -tav- N our Sophomore year our class decreased to 57 gmrls and boys Now we were 1n Semor hxgh school and could part1c1pate IH more act1v1t1es gxven to us At the class stand we sold 1ce cream and the last day of school we enjoyed ourselves at a party at W1ll1amson Park as-A 'M V 32 U LE 5 HE 5 . el y, ,Q I A , I 4 .: Q vit: f of ' ff di 1 x an Q' 5 ' M 4 1 ' l ' . Y-Y, . ELEVENTH OLLY Jun1ors Yes thls was us 1n our Jumor year There were 57 of us to enjoy It Our maln aCt1V1 t1es were the Junxor Semor prom held 1n the Stevens House, the Junlor play Don't Ever Grow Up was a thrlll mg exper1ence of ours Now our txme IS growmg short w have but one more year that's our Senlor year the best year 1n school TWELFTH In the fall of 50 we returned to W L H S as full fledged semors Yes that was us w1th our three long but pleas ant years behxnd us Our b1ggest thrxlls were our class tr1p to New York Sen1or play Cheaper By The Dozen Senmor Supper and .Tumor Semor prom We now alxze the best years of our l1ves were spent 1n good old W L H S Then fmally the days came Class Day Baccalaureate and Commencement Our sa111ng days are ended We have found our Treas ure r' 3 1 s. v ,, . ,lk , v -'H . ff 1 v PW 'vw iv . ff.: , l 'U-0' ffffgeifr 33 IUMUUNU I IIPST ROA S X WI FT -QOOII J AN IPI NIL I I If NN N II-W ' N PNIIVH I HPF CNIA IUII I Tr NG JOA YA 'W I 'I I-KN GPI-EP LDP II' I 'J DOR NIJ IICWPI IIIAN-I LYRAPFI' ID 'U If AI I3 JOII N T 'I L' I RT f' Il uL I I I -XX IUMUQNM II IFR AI AN VI FR N I 3 I v, 1 Tl Igl yrrqlgy 4 UNI UVB TQ IB C-'IR H H K ' X NN V' HIT I-X F AN IA s Tl ,AU PLM J J 0 'I rx X DONAI RM I IMT 1 Lxygu ,xx ,X pvpf- ' P PALI hR 54 I .Y 2 '-ff. IN WWI, EI-X'..'IQIi CAI I,ORS1IY, JAN. f' ', U f EI-I-' ' .Q-'II-', IIACAII7 SI-lFT.III.-XY, I- RI-I-X., , .III,TU' HE If .. ', VIVTT II' III'. -11. I IICH. SKC .' .il I CIIf'IIiI.I T '. KI,I' , .N f , U, -VII, I.PfRv',.' If I, CLA' Q WNFR, CMI BITK, .IAIAPH IxEI.II1R, I. A ' U, I N. ' .1.,R. TH ,Jr MIIIZ JW. . N90 ', .VV R. INIA , RIJIARIH I.AN,IS, JOHN NIU.'QT?, WHNA 'I . CITIF, RAY I'I7I.IS, PAII 'I'1I.,,, , -,f. ICR. XI FIRST FIOYIZ Wi. FNHDIH, '.'-IITY IXNIHIS, YIIIQIIY PIFTFCII, FY.-N INFIIFI 4 ' RN, NANCY FISIII-'R, ARLICNIL MS FU, F-XT. SIIEIII, SEI HIFI w I .I, 'I' .'... . '. .IQC . I R 2 RUTH -I' LF-, ..RII. HRH. I'-fII II-' FRP, FISIQ FI-1535, E'I I -I EIIHIIFZ, NIAHIAN VmII.S-ON, IJIIIIIWIIX .'III ,'.' I.If'r., f TY . NF TIANIM III MXN VI 'T WHT, BETTI . N v TIC. . I , J i II-XRCII R IIA Fl, IIIN Y BAITHR, .',I,J Wi, RI 'ISN I.A.I ST' IEW IIWIH, I-NF, I':J ', V.-XRYITX K'II,IE-IR, IIAIII -'IN Ixi-.FNPIH ' ' ANTF. -Hx CLASS SONG To be sung to the tune of ANCHORS AWEIGH By permission of Robbins Music Corporation. Up holding all our rights Mindful hopeful true With much success we ll strive To reach our goal and be a guide Farewell to high school days Well spent were they Teachers and students all have helped to make this happy hour come true Sail class of fifty one On to distant shores Though ways are steep and rough We ll never fail to find the way Sailing to do our best Helping those in need Using and giving others Freedom hope and opportunity Ruth Trimble !.,.. YL Se 1 1',CflL taf ...J 2' 'ss -v-L f- -R 1-f 'N 4-f B is be as Awe ...-'J' 'X' 35 UJE HT LUUIJK Kiwis I 1. Z , 1 4 Q' 36 XNAXXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXX Qs XXXXN N. elif? 2 I 4 Z ... f ,,,n .df 1. gs-A C ff XA? Mx xxik Xxxx kXkxx K X - ,X xx QXX .xxx :rf , XX -fx XX XIII . . X'xW?'Xf x 11 I? 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A . nwffal f X4 I 'A' ' ll K . f D y u.. , g TW x N :ly q J X r ug! sxlnij ' r X 1 ll l hx un, Q 8 - A XXXXx?' ,L N x , R 3 5 2 X Qhu , XXX ff xx Q fix f f 4 f xXNXQ'x U Xxuxxuxw xXXN'kN 'x I XX M -J ,J xxX .1 l xxx f,,.,, L A HAX 9 4 Xxx z XX xxxxNNN'n 11 I N E I I IN gl ES the Jun1ors really dld do a f1ne Job thls year Everythmg they turned a hand to, seemed to prosper wlth the help of thelr advrsors, Mxss Brodbeck and Mr Myers They got r1ght down Ax! to busmess very soon after school started and elected the1r class offmcers Thelr Jumor play was really a very good one whxch we won't forget so soon Presxdent Edward Appel V1ce Preszdent Donald Aukamp Treasurer Janet Mowrer H1storxan Rayrnond Brubaker FIRST ROW MR MYERS LEE DRUCKENBROD JANET MOWRER HELEN HOWRY ANNA MAE HERR RUTH ANN YUNNINGER FLORENCE QUINN JOHN MOSEMANN RAYMOND BRUBAKER SECOND ROW ROBERT BURKHART GLENN DEITER CARI KREIDER ROBERT DUVALL GERALD BINKLEY ROBERT STAUFFER WILLIAM KNIGHT KENNETH EIDEMIIIER WILMER RUTT THIRD ROW FRED HESS DONALD AUKAMP JOHN HAEGY EDWARD APPEL JOHN FERICH LARRY MELIOTT JOHN KRAFT JOHN NEFF DONALD BACHMAN 38 . ' ll - . . ' Il Secretary. . . . . . . .... . Joanne Stoner CHE prom th1s year was an unusually gala af fa1r Everyone who attended had a splend1d t1me The refreshments, as some Jumor g1rls would say were yummy They took thelr homeroom guxdance courses ser1ously thxs year and learned many useful thmgs One that they consldered most valuable was the course m parl1amentary procedure Durlng the1r CLASS ADVISERS MR MYERS AND MISS BRODBECK whzch Mr Myers secured for them Of course part of the1r tlme was taken ln conduct1ng class meetmgs We musn't forget the lntramurals wh1ch the Jun xors took part 1n, for they were a snappy part of our program Keep up the good work, Jumors, and let's see what you can do as Semors next year FIRST ROW MISS BRODBECK, SHIRLEY ERB, EDITH HARNISH, JOANNE ANDREW, BETTY KOCH, MARY ROLAND, SHIRLEY GROFP, BETTY HERR, JOANNE STONER, LYDIA MYERS SECOND ROW RUTH LEFEVER, EVELYN WEAVER. JOANNE HAVERSTICK, MARY BYERS, PATSY WHITE, BETTY WEAVER, VERNA WEAVER. NORMA WELK, VERDNA RESSLER, VESTA PHENEGAR, PHYLLIS WILLIAMS, DOLORES SMITH. JANET CLARK THIRD ROW RICHARD KAUFPVIAN, GEORGE CHAPMAN, MOWERY FREY. MARGARET SPO0, JOHN HERR, PAUL RHINEER, RAYMOND HACKMAN. RAYMOND WITMER 39 l ll ll homeroom periods they enjoyed current-topic films ' ' ll UWM! N Donald Dunlap Pres1dent Kenneth Gochenauer Vlce Presxdent Norma Frey Secretary NTO school thls year came the Sophornores wlth fmfty seven students They got rrght down to the bus1ness of electlng offlcers The Sophomores had many varied and xnter estmg act1v1t1es thls year They had a few bake sales to help ralse badly needed money for the1r class treasury Early m the year the class selected thelr class colors green and whxte Green and whlte class Jackets, emblems, pennants, and hats were de cxded upon FIRST ROW MR WILSON PAYE RINEER GLORIA WHITE NANCY GROPF DORIS ERB PATSY GREENLEAF JOLENE KEEMER SHIRLEY RINEER GWENDOLYN STERNEMAN MARY KREIDER SECOND ROW RODNEY STOLTZFUS KENNETH WEAVER LLOYD WENGER RONALD STERNEMAN JOHN HUBER CLYDE KELLER ROY PIETSCH WARREN LEFEVER MARLYN MC FALLS DONALD RUTT JAMES HESS KENNETH GOCHENAUER THIRD ROW CLARENCE HERR DALLAS MUSSELMAN DONALD BARLEY DONALD ROHRER JAY RHOADS DONALD LEFEVER KENNETH RANKIN CLAIR RESSLER EARL EISENBERGER NORMAN LEAMAN KARL PINDLEY .1 Stephen Greenaway ...... Treasurer 40 VERY mterestmg assembly was put on by the Sopho more class It was a very good assembly whxch was en Joyed by the ent1re student body Magazme sellmg was another enterprxse taken on by the Sophomores They dxd a very good Job and even though they as a class dxdn't sell the most magazmes they were rn there f1ght1ng all the way for top honors Intramurals were another thlng whlch the Sophomores part1c1pated 1n They were ln Sen1or hrgh c-ompet1t1on Whether Ln baseball basketball or football they could always be proud of the1r f1ght1ng team The Sophomores part1c1pated 1n as many aCt1V1t16S CLASS ADVISERS IR WEAKLIM AND MR WILSON as they could and they enjoyed them very much Best of luck to our com1ng Jumors' FIRST ROW MR IEAKLII, CAROL ANN MYERS. SONJA HORTING, NANCY KAUFFMAN, DOROTHY BOOK, DORIS BURKINS, HELEN ECKMAN, M YVONNE MOORE SECOND ROW MIRIAM LANDIS, SHIRLEY ECKMAN, IRIS OWENS, BETTY MORRISON, SHIRLEY STIVEILY, DOROTHY WESTPALL, J EILWOOD WITMER THIRD ROW LOIS ZOOK, ALMA NEFF, ELLWOOD GRAVES. STEPHEN GREENAWAY, IXJNALD DUNLAP, CHARLES CALLOWAY, NORMA FREY, JUDY DOID 41 . . f '. of . . i , I ! , . . l mmgmumm HEN we came back to school this year , we were greeted by sixty-seven fresh- ' man, who went right to work and elected class officers. This year as usual the class presented a very interesting and entertaining as- sembly. It was greatly enjoyed by the whole student body. The freshman took the long awaited trip to Gettysburg this year with Miss Straley and Mr. Wilson as their ad- visors. President Thomas Fish Vice President Clair Wltlflel' Secretary Parke Rineer Treasurer Louise Harnish FIRST ROW MILTON LEHMAN MAYDFII PIFTSCH EVELYN IFACHPY ALTA WEAVFR ANNA KUHNS NANCY RINIER HFIFN DONER ROBERT GROFP WILLIAM MYERS MRS SNYDPR SECOND ROW JOANNE MILLER GLENN MYERS THIPD ROW MIRIAM HACKMAN JOHN LEED DOROTHY NEFF BFTTY JANE lr FEVRE ROBERT MILLER DOROTHY MOWERY GLADYS MC CONNELL SIDNEY VOQFMANN RON ALD MFNTYFR FOURTH ROW EDWARD PETFRY ROLAND OATNAN WILLIAM PAES ARTHUR ZFRCHER MILTON LEED ROBERT FSHLEMAN DONALD LLSEN THOMAS FISH ALLEN YUNINGLR PARKE RHINEER ROBERT HOLZHAUER 42 GLORIA NEEL, DORIS JAMES, BETTY BRADLEY, EARLA QUIGLEY, ARLENE OHLINGER, GLENN SMITH, They surveyed the battleground and the monu- ments there. They also saw the Eternal Peace Light which was another highlight of their trip. We think that mention should be made of the work the freshman class put into the magazine selling campaign. Robert Howry, a member of the freshman class, was top salesman of the school and received a watch for his hard work. In every way this year the freshman class W - , was really on the ball. CLASS ADVISORS, MRS. MALONEY AND MRS. SNYDER FIRST ROW BENUAI STOITIFUS MARY ANN SHARP STANIFY IONGPNFCRER DAVID BUCKWALTER ROBERT PFTFRS AIBFRT GOS9 FLVA HARNISH MELVIN UFCR AND IRS MAIONFY QFCOND ROW ELQIF HARRY JASON DFNIINGFR FLEANOR ROWE HARY UILLFR GLADY9 SWINFHART KATHRYN ROHPFR LOLISF HARNISH DORIS DLI! JANF WEA VER FOURTH ROW RUTH HLBFR CLAIR WITHFR DORIS LANDIS DONALD BLRRHAPT NANCY YLNIVGER DONALD HOORF 43 MARTHA KEENER, STUART GRIMM, RICHARD ROLAND, ROBERT WELK, ROBERT HOWRY, DOROTHY RANCK. THIRD ROW EDDIE l N September 7, the class of 1955 eagerly started to school to study read1n', wr1t1n' and 'r1thmet1c once agaln Wlth the help of the1r adv1sors, Mr Seyler and Mr Ryan, they settled the bus1ness at hand and choose class off1cers Presldent Donald Duvall V1ce Presxdent Fred Martm Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Mosemann FIRST ROW MR SEYLER EVFLYN NEFF SHIRLEY RANKIN ANNA MAE LEFEVER BEVERLY ECKMAN ALMA BAUMBACH BERNICE BOOK MARILYN QUINN DOROTHY MOSEMANN JOAN HFRR NORMAN FRANCK SECOND ROW DORIS BOWMAN MARY ANN EMBLY RUTH MC CLUNE DELORES CARSON THELMA HALLMAN MARGARET CONRAD DOLORES ROSENBERRY SHIRLEY FERN ALICE WALTERS JAMES HAVERSTICK THIRD ROW FRED MARTIN JENNINGS CANFIELD PAUL HARNISH LLOYD GOCHENAUER DONALD DUVALL RICHARD NAGLEY LEON SCHNUPP RONALD ECKMAN JOHN STONER KENNETH MELLINGER ROBERT LEFEVER RONALD JOHNSON 44 l l CHE f1rst of the1r act1v1t1es was thelr class stand at the Communlty Fa1r, where they sold candy and potato ch1ps They have had qu1te a few bake sales mn order to bolster the1r treasury The e1ghth grade th1s year was to be comphmented for the1r assembly program We hope they keep up thexr good work we Q.- t-QKW ff ,fb 4' e ' 1...a.-A CLASS ADVISORS MR RYAN AND MR SEYLER FIRST ROW MR RYAN, MARTHA GROFF, MARION FRY, JEAN HIGH, ESTHER HERMAN, NORIA RESSLER, CAROLYN LEWIS, GRACE MURRAY, EUGENE SHERTZER, ROBERT KREIDER SECOND ROW JAMES KRAUSE, MARCIA OATMAN, GLENN HACKMAN, JEAN RINEER, HAROLD MILLER, JERE HAMBLETON, ARLENE HUBER FANNIE EARHART, JOANNE BRENNER, VELVA BURKHOLDER THIRD ROW JAMES MONGER, IRVIN STOLZFUS, RAYMOND BRACKBILL, RONALD WALTERS, WILLIAM SKETHWAY, HOWARD SHAUB, ROBERT HUDSON, RICHARD DUNLAP. JAMES EMERICK. LARRY KIRCHGISSNER 45 I :Q J, -if. 'ffl . M .V'-.A. . ...N 'A V -5' 5: .lf 47 're f , s .' av l 5,1 Y , ' ' . '?'.A9 -' . Q., 1-.'- . 3' 7 1' 'I '1 . I '.f4 1 'Q .A 'ia . .r j' A LA , K A 21 5 As A -, ., af V 4 -'LJ E 5 Q., R , 1'5- g .. , . . N I I EUUTE Presxdent V1ce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Donald Porter Damel Wltrner Davld Wltmer Fay Warfel N the fall of 1950 the class of 1956 entered mto W L H S as Just so many greenhorns feehng very strange They fmally got accustomed to gomg to classes wxthout bumplng 1nto everyone or fxndxng themselves IH the wrong places ...,,,...,3 FIRST ROW DONNA DOUTRICH ELAINE MILLER VIOLA HUBER MARILYN KLEBSCH SANDRA MOWERY JOHN MC CLUNE RONALD RITTENHOUSE JOHN FRY SECOND ROW RONALD RETALLICK MARIAN GROFF RUTH SANGREY ERMA SLAYMAKER THELMA GROFF REBA GABLE DOROTHY QUIGLEY THIRD ROW DORIS PETERY ROSS GILBERT LEON HICKEY RICHARD MYLIN RICHARD BOWERS WILLIAM CALDER ESTHER HARRY SHIRLEY BLEACHER I I ' ' 5 ' ' ' , W f -Q 1 T fg 5-, ' I ' 1 'A f V! - Q 9 7 1 , H V I G A 1 W ' xx W Q I 4 W. if : 1 .C 1, 5 I ' ix .. . , . A ' ' f A ,::::g A ' 4 5 , s ' ff 6 - - ' A R I ,f ' K . . , A I' 2 , f. 4 ' 1 ' 4 I 3 I 46 HEY started their activities with the novelty stand at the Fair. A month later they had a Hallowe'en party. All the students took part in the science projects under Mr. Weirich. They took field trips to find out more about how things in nature live and grow. Naturally some of the seventh grade boys chased the girls with bugs and worms, however, even though the girls won't admit it they had a great deal of fun while learning how nature 'ticks CLASS ADVISOR MR WEIRICH FIRST ROW MR WEIRICH VFRNON BURKHART DAVID WITMER DANIEL WITMFR DONALD PORTFR BARRY FERICH LARRY FLNK WILLIS WFAVFR ERMA MURRAY GERALDINF HART SECOND ROW MARLIN HARNISH KEEMER MARTHA MOSEMAN THIRD ROW PAY WARFEL PALLINE HAIl'AN DAVID LIVFNGOOD BFTTY NEFF ALICE SHIVP LARRY LUTZ 47 , ' ' I ' ll DAVID KREIDER, ANNA LOIS LEHMAN, RONALD LONGENECKER, RAYMOND HUBER,EVELYN GROFF, BEATRICE MMU M HTU3 Friendship's bonds shall ne'er be broken In Lampeter I-Iighg Our strong school shall never falter, Nor xts splrlt d1e CHORUS Alma Mater l1ve forever We shall e er be true We shall ever smg your pra1ses Noble Whxte and Blue In your days are pleasures g1ven 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 blessrngs fostermg mother Dear old Whlte and Blue '-.YW -Maxx 48 x-XXX X xXXy. xox 174 X1xX 4 4 'R X MXN xwxxxxxxm ,.. ,-.1 ,-I i'l Q yil in X ug I gi xW sour 'X lkx 'Xxx Xxx-xxxxxxw xxxxxyxxlx 'Wxxxxx X 1xxXx X x WXX xxx j z 5 1 5 XX hxxxx 5' 1 X-QXXX 'x A-xN11 l W lv X wx fl uxx I -S , QQ Q iv Q 'i X X if l Q:--- ff? 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X. 5 'LN 'f ,f 5 N' N 'J' , X J lx, ri. , L4 Z -ii, ,,, ,ik Klgvk I HHKMW 0, as FIRST ROW RAYMOND BRACKBILL IRVIN STOLTZFUS BILLY MYERS RONALD RETALLICR ROBERT GROFE JOHN FRY ROSS GILBERT RICHARD MYLIN RONALD MENTZER SECOND ROW MR RYAN RONAID WALTER JERE HAMBLETON GLENN HACRMAN BILLY SKETHWAY RAY GRAYBILL YVONNE MOORE MARGARET CONRAD BILLY COUITER JOHN LEED GLENN SMITH GLENN MYERS UUE FIRST ROW GERLADINE HART. NORMA RESSLER. BETTY HERR, DOROTHY MOSEMAN, MAYDELL PIETSCH SECOND ROW MARTHA MOSEMAN, MARY ANN EMBLY, DELORES ROSENBERRY, JANET CLARK, DELORES SMITH, BETTY LU HIMMFLREICH 50 f , 'x 9 V Q - , ' . ',..L W,- 'Q ' 9 Al 'L 'vp -. v- : , -,, I ,, , -' ., ' ', 2- 3... f ' R N '- ' 1 ,, v-'f' , h , ' ,,'. . M ,A 1- - .,.w ,la . ','-,v- ' ' K -W - . - L1. . 3 . ' . . 1 I . . - . , . I . . A , , , , . BEND FIRST ROW LEFT SIDE DOROTHY BOOK DOROTHY MOWERY BERNICE BOOK ALICE SHIMP SECOND ROW LEFT SIDE DAVID WITMER JOHN HUBER STANLEY LONGENECKER CENTER SEATED DAVID KREIDER NORMA FREY FIRST ROW RIGHT SIDE BETTY HERR ROBERT BRUBAKER LLOYD GOCHENAUER KENNETH RANKIN SECOND ROW RIGHT SIDE ROBERT WELK DONALD DUNLAP KENNETH GOCHENAUER BARRY FER ICH THIRD ROW RIGHT SIDE MARTHA MOSEMANN VERNON BURKHART ROSS GILBERT STANDING BFTTY LEFEVER ALLFN YUNINGER EDWARD APPEL JUDY DOWD ROBERT HOLZHAUER DANIEL WITMER KENNETH MYERS STANLEY GROFF MISS HAYES DIRECTOR JACKIE SKETHWAY ELWOOD WITMER MARI LYN QUINN VELMA SLAYMAKER SIDNEY MOSEMANN OOT toot' Bang bang ' The band was havIng 1tS regular practlce out on the communIty grounds The band was under the new dIrectIon of MISS Hays thIs year It made great progress through the year The band represented the school In the Pennsylvanxa Week Parade , the Halloween Parade, the ArmIstIce Day Parade and others It also appeared at functIons In the hIgh school throughout the year The band Increased In membershIp, and representatIves from each sec t1OH were chosen to act as the governIng body for each sectIon of the band They dId an ex Ce11entJ0b, representIng the school and communIty OFFICERS Student Manager Jacquelme Skethway ASS1StaHt Robert Brubaker Student DIrector Gwendolyn Sterneman AssIstant Elwood WItmer Woodwxnd Representatwe Edward Appel Lower Brass Representatwe Kenneth Rankxn PercussIon Representatwe Sydney Mosernan IISS HAYS DIRECTOR 51 a 1 au' 1 n sn G . if JM. LMUHUL FIRST ROW MR RYAN JOANNE MILLER HELEN DONER ALICE SHIMP GERALDINE HART ERMA MURRY ANNA LOIS LEHMAN EVELYN GROFP MARILYN QUINN DORIS BOWMAN SECOND ROW MARTHA KEENER ELVA HARNISH GLADYS MC CONNELL DOLORES ROSENBERRY DOROTHY MOWERY BETTY JANE LEFEVER PARKE RHINEER SIDNEY MOSEMAN GLENN SMITH NORMA RESSLER BETTY BRADLEY MARTHA MOSEMAN THIRD ROW DOROTHY MOSEMAN MAYDELL PIETSCH DORIS DULL LOUISE HARNISH ELEANOR ROWE DAVID LIVENGOOD ALLEN YUNINGER JOAN AULT FAY WARFEL BETTY NEFF JOANNE BRENNER DON ALD PORTER HE melodlous sound you hear commg from the muslc hall every Tuesday 15 not a group of larks but the Jumor I-hgh Chorus Its 43 members blend thexr vomces 1n song Under the able dxrectxon of Mr Ryan, the group progresses rapxdly They had a part 1n the candlehght serv1ce at Chnstmas tlme, smgmg two seleguons and a mg part 1n another, I Saw Three Sh1ps The purpose of th1s organlzatxon 15 to provxde muslcal tra1n1ng for the Junlor h1gh stu dents so that they are able to become members of the semor chorus OFFICERS Presldent V1ce Pre s1dent Secretary L1brar1an Ass1stant L1brar1an Dorothy Mowery Lou1se Harmsh Elva Harmsh Ahce Shmmp Mar11yn Qulnn 52 DOROTHY MOWERY AND MARTHA KEENER ACCOUPANISTS A . . I I . .. . t k' ' ' EQ ULUDUQ FIRST ROW JOANNF ANDREWS NANCY FISHER JACQLFLINE SKETHWAY CARRIE HFRR JANET BOOK FLORENCE QUINN DIANA LYBARGEP VILTON HERSHEY RONALD IANDIS EVA KAUFEMAN JOAN BALU BACH NORUA FRY DORIS BURKINS YVONNE MOORF JUDY DOWD MR RYAN SECOND POW RAY WELLS LYDIA MYERS EDITH HARNISH JANET MOWRFR EHILIE HERR BETTY ANN WATTS DOROTHY BOOK ANNA MAE HERR MARIAN WILSON JOANNE HAVFRSTICK RUTH ANN YUNINGFR DOLORES SMITH BETTY LU HIMMELREICH RUTH TRIMBLE MARY LANDIS BETTY HERR JOANNE STONFR SHIRIEY PIETSCH THIRD ROW CLAIR RFSSLER DENNIS BEACHAM PAUL MILLER JOHN NEFF TOM REINHART ENOS GPOFF DON BECK WILMER RUTT KARL FINDLEY ROY PIETSCH PAYMOND BRUBAKER HARPFR CAIIOWAY ND there shall be weeplng and gnashxng of teeth Th1s Blble quotat1on could well be the favorlte saylng of Mr Ryan as he dlrects the sen1or chorus Untxl the notes are learned there are flat notes and other welrd sounds commg from the mouths of the 60 members Flnally after constant rehearsals the program 15 ready to be present ed to the publxc The purpose of the sen1or chorus IS to prov1de hxgh school students w1th a chance to engage m the smgmng of worthwhxle choral musmc and to present such mus1c 1n pubhc performances The candlehght servlce at Chrlstmas txme and PIRATES OF PENZANCE IH the sprlng were some of the planned aCt1V1t1CS of the chorus OFFICERS Pres1dent Ronald Landxs Vzce Presxdent Mxlton Hershey Secretary Treasurer Dlana Lybarger L1brar1an Florence Qulnn DORIS BURK INS ACCOMPANIST 53 ALD DUNLAP, JACK KRAFT, JACK PERICH, STANLEY GROFF, EDWARD APPEL, ROBERT BRUBAKER, CARL ' ' u - - - PPE 'rw FIRST ROW MR MYERS KENNETH RANKIN MOWFRY FRY RAYMOND WITMFR JAMES HESS DONALD ROHRFR RICHARD KAUPFMAN SECOND ROM DONALD RUTT ALBERT GOSS ROBERT WELK RICHARD ROLAND BENUEL STOLTZFUS STANLEY LONGENECKER JASON DFNIINGER ROBERT PETERS THIRD ROW EARL EISENBERGFR HAROID ROHRER STANLEY GROFF REUBEN HARNISH ENOS GROFF' DONALD MOORE GEORGE CHAPMAN NORMAN LEAMAN KARL FINDLEY FOURTH ROW PAUL KRANTZ JOHN HERR HE F F A IS a club made up of boys studylng vocat1onal agnculture Th1s IS one of the most act1ve orgamzatmons 1n the school Along wxth a regular n1ght meetlng, they have two act1v1ty perlod meetmgs every month Each summer they go on a three day campmg tr1p, a deep sea f1sh1ng tr1p, and several educat1onal trlps They also sponsored a corn husk1ng bee, a seed servxce, and a scrap dr1ve Leadersh1p 15 stressed xn the F F A Each year a team 1S sent to Penn State to compete 1n the parlxamentary procedure contest The off1 cers attend a leadershxp tralmng conference at one of the schools Ln Lancaster or York county The boys 1n F F A work are encouraged to keep accurate records of all thexr home projects. Thls 1mproves accuracy and encourages thrlft a mong all boys OFFICERS Pres1dent Raymond W1tmer V1ce Presldent James Hess Secretary Mowery Frey Jr As s1stant Secretary Robert Welk Treasurer Donald Rohrer MR MYERS ADVISER Ass1stant Treasurer Donald Rutt Reporter Rxchard Kauffman Sent1nel Kenneth Rankxn Chapla1n Stanley Longenecker 54 r . ' -. ' ,'.. , s A u 1 K y ': -Q ' . . . 5 A ,, L L, ROBERT BRUBAKER, DONALD BURRRART, DONALD Rowa, HENRY RALMRR, NARLAN KEENER, MARVIN MILLER. FIRST ROW MRS WEAVER ADVISER NANCY KAUPFMAN JOANNE HAVERSTICK NORMA WELK MARY LAND IS MARY BYERS BETTY WEAVER CARRIE HERR SECOND ROW SHIRLEY ECKMAN SHIRLEY STIVELY MARY MILLER LOIS ZOOK DORIS LANDIS DOROTHY WESTFALL RUTH HUBER KATHRYN ROHRER JANE WEAVER GLADYS SWINEHART ELEANOR ROWE ELSIE HARRY DORIS DULL LOUISE HARNISH NANCY YUNINGER THIRD ROW JOANNE STONER MIRIAM LANDIS BETTY HERR JDANNE ANDREW BETTY ANN WATTS DOROTHY RANCK ELVA HARNISH MARTHA KEENER MARY ANN SHARP EWING and cool-ung are usually thought of 1n connectxon w1th the Future Hornemakers of Amerlca, but the club also brmgs m a large soc1al program Thxs club 15 part of the state and natxonal organlzatwn and IS held 1n our school 1n relat1on Wlth the Home Econom1cs Department The club holds a regular monthly meetmg 1n the evemng, at whlch tlme they conduct then' bus1ness aCt1V1t1eS and then have a soc1al per1od Hxghlxghts of the club thxs year were a roller skatmg party, selhng of Chnstmas art1cles and a Chr1stmas party As a new project thls year, the glrls, w1th the help of a few other organ1zat1ons, packed a trunk for the Overseas Program of the Amer1can Red Cross Much trme was spent on thxs progect and lt 15 hoped that It w1ll help our ne1ghbor1ng countrles Motto Toward New Horxzons OFFICERS Presxdent V1ce Pre sxdent Secretary Treasurer Reporters H1stor1an Adv1sor Norma Welk Janet Clark Joanne Haverst1ck Mary Landls Mary Byers, Betty Nancy Kauffman Mrs Weaver Weaver MRS WEAVER ADVISER AND BETTY ANN WATTS l NUHUNUL UUNUQ QUUUU MR ADAMS EDWARD APPEL BETTY LU HIMMELREICH CLAUDE DONER DIANA LYBARGER CARL BECK RAYMOND WELLS EVA KAUFFMAN JANET MOWRER NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN BETTY HERE I-IE purpose of the Nat1ona1 Honor Socmety IS to create a zeal for scholarshxp to ren der servlce to promote leadersh1p and to develop character 1n the students of our hlgh school Colleges and graduates everywhere recogmze the unportance of these four qulxtxes 1n students and so have set up slrrular orgamzatxons Candldates ehglble to elect1on mn the Natxonal Honor Soc1ety should stand 1n the f1rst thxrd of thelr respect1ve classes scholast1cal1y They should have spent at least one year at West Lampeter I-hgh School Not more than 15 per cent of any semor class shall be elected to membersh1p The West Lampeter charter was granted mn 1940 Includrng the class of 1950 a to tal of 2.3 boys and 60 glrls have been admxtted to rnembershlp xn the West Lampeter Chapter Students are proud to be members of thxs organ1zat1on It 15 hoped that they w1ll con tlnue to do excellent work 56 LlElflMlU UUE SEATED MRS MALONEY DOROTHY MOWERY DORIS ERB SHIRLEY GROFP MARY BYERS STANDING GLADYS MC CONNEI.. MIRIAM HACKMAN BETTY LEFEVER GLORIA WHITE JOLENE KEEMER BETTY WEAVER EVEL-YN WEAVER MARY ROLAND HELFN DONER ERVICE to the l1brary and the school IS what the l1brary club members were a1m1ng at when they chose thls club Fourteen members from grades n1ne to twelve make up this club They are seen every day workmg 1n the llbrary arrangxng books process1ng new books takmg charge of the desk where books are taken out or cleamng the books Planmng and malung bulletm board dxsplays are other dutxes per formed by these act1ve members At the end of the year mventory of the books IS taken by the members w1th the help of Mrs Maloney the lxbrarxan Durxng the month of November a 11brary conference 15 held at Mlllers v1lle State Teacher s College at whxch tlme the off1cers and a few other members have an opportumty to learn what other clubs are do1ng m varxous local county schools OFFICERS Pres1dent Patsy Greenleaf Secretary Dor1s Erb Treasurer Mary Byers Reporter Dorothy Mowery uns uALoNl-:Y Anvxssa 57 5 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . , . . , . . . - 1 DHTML FIRST ROW RAY WELLS DENNIS BEACHAM EVA KAUFFMAN SHIRLEY PIETSCH HARPER CALLOWAY MR SNYDER SECOND ROW JACKIE SKETHWAY JOAN SMITH JOAN BAUMBACH DORINDA HOWRY PATSY FISHER EMILY HERR CLAUDE DONER BETTY LU MILLER TOM REINHART RUEBEN HARNISH CARL GREENLEAF JANET BOOK DIANA LYBARGER SHIRLEY SHELL THIRD ROW BETTY JANE FRANK NANCY HIMMELREICH FOURTH ROW MILTON HERSHEY PAUL BECK bell rang and classes were d1sm1ssed to the lunch hne As the thunder 1ng footsteps raced down the hall they were slowed down by fellow students who wear the badge of the Patrol Th1s responslble orgamzatwn was headed by Captam Denn1s Beacham ass1st hlm were L1eutenants Eva Kauffman and Ray Wells The servxces rendered by thls group were many They helped to keep order xn the halls durmg the passmg of classes and at lunch tlrne A serv1ce of the patrol whxch IS apprecxated by the parents of ch1ldren 1 the elementary schools 15 bus patrol These students saw that the safety regu1at1ons of our state were carrxed out They protected the lxves of the ch1ldren aga1nst the danger of cowboy drmvers The school patrol showed a great deal of leadersh1p They were looked upon by the younger set wxth admlratxon To become a member of the patrol 15 one of the goals many students look forward to atta1n1ng Another recently establxshed Job of the patrol was the operatlon of the lost and found locker Artxcles found were placed ln the locker The owners cla1med these art1cles and pald a small charge for them The patrol also xnspected the lockers of the students They found that they are always cleaned after the names of the people owmng d1rty lockers are placed on the bulletm board Members of the patrol attended a football game at Franklm 8: Marshall College and also the opemng of the Sky Vue Drxve 1n Theater 58 5 - f I . , - - 3 . 1 - . n 1 n - : I , , , . : I v , 1 - . . . . . . ' ,To . . . . . .n 1 EUENEL FIRST ROW MR WEIRICH LORRAINE FISHER BETTY NEFF GRACE MURRY BEVERLY ECKMAN THELMA HALLMAN ARLENE HUBER BEATRICE KEEMER FANNY EHRHART ALICE SHIMP ALMA BAUMBACH SECOND ROW RONALD RITTENHOUSE DONALD PORTER EUGENE SHERTZER PAY WARFEL SIDNEY MOSEMAN MILTON LEHMAN JOANNE MILLER MARIAN GROFF' MARILYN KLEBSCH RONALD JOHNSON CIENCE 1n the past few years has been taught 1n a club as well as class The club actually helps the students to get a better knowledge of the out of doors Under the superv1s1on of Mr Welrlch the students of the Sclence Club have learned to apprecxate and enjoy the beautxes of nature The purpose of the club I5 to learn more about common objects whzch are not usually observed by the ordlnary person All of these th1ngs can be learned and observed by experlmentmg demonstratxng dlscussmg or exh1b1t1ng and they have been done by the Sc1ence Club thls year The group of students who were always f11l1ng the b1rd bath studyxng trees and an1mal l1fe, and makmg exh1b1ts for the sclence room were the Junxor I-hgh School members who belonged to the Scxence Club OFFICERS Presldent S1dney Moseman Vxce Presxdent Beverly Eckman Secretary Joanne Mlller Treasurer Marlan Groff 59 ' i I . 1 u v 1 u n n v ' 1 ' I f I v v ' v 1 n v ' 0 1 . 1 1 r 1 . . . - . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FIRST ROW MR MYERS NORMA WELK HARLAN KEENER JOANNE HAVERSTICK RAYMOND WITMER SECOND ROW JOHN STONER DONALD ROHRER CARRIE HERR ROBERT BRUBAKER EARL EISENBERGER THIRD ROW KENNETH MELLINGER JASON DENLINGER NORMAN FRANK BENUAL STOLTZFUS DONALD BURKHART JOHN NEFF DONALD MOORE STANLEY LONGENECKER ALBERT GOSS FRED MARTIN FOURTH ROW ROBERT PETERS JAMES HESS ROBERT WELK RICHARD ROLAND KENNETH RANKIN NORMAN LEAMAN KARL FINDLEY RONALD ECKMAN DONALD RUTT JAMES HAVERSTICK HE group of students that IS always watclnng movles 1n the agrxculture room 15 not there just for the fun They are learmng to set up the pro-1ect1on equxp ment to a1d our busy teachers ln the use of vrsual axds They a1m to have every member learn to use the projector and to replace defectlve part Thxs year they sponsored an assembly program, helped to select educatronal f1lms, and cata Harlan Keener Mowery Frey Norma Welk Gladys Humbert Raymond Witmer Robert Welk Joanne Haverstick Hlttll STAFF HE staff has Vlslted Editor 1n Chief Arlene Nagley Associate Editor Janet Mowrer News Ed1tOr Ruth Ann Yunlnger News Reporters Stanley Groff Lydia Myers John Heagy Florence Quinn Feature Editor Dlana Lybarger Feature Reporters Helen Howry John Kraft Dorothy Book Barbara Holton Shirley Erb Judy Dowd Sports Editor Shirley Smith Girls Thomas Reinhart fBoys P1cture Ed1tor Carl Beck Poetry Editor Dennls Beacham Exchange Editor Anna Mae Herr Typing Editors Elsxe Fehr Joan Baumbach Emlhe Herr Eva Kauffman Business Staff Milton Hershey Raymond Wells Jack Ferich Carl Beck Edward Appel the Keehn Printing Of fice publisher of the We La H1 Times in L1t1tz I took a visit to the printlng office of the Lancaster In tell1gencer.lournel These visits enable the staff to gain a pract1cal knowledge of Journalism Belong1ng to an organization so 1m portant to our school l1fe is a distinction to be en vied Besides the visits to the printing offices the staff has held a Christmas dance along w1th the Sen1or class Practice dances were arranged and spon sored by the staff during aCt1V1ty periods The students who com pose the staff are usually busy wr1t1ng arttcles and students and what happens about the school day by day THE ADVISORS OF THE PAPER ARE MRS SNYDER AND MR WEAKLIM Every six weeks the students of our school rush to their h0merO0mS their report cards and the edition of the We La H1 Times FIRST ROW MRS SNYDER RUTH ANN YUNINGER ANNA MAE HERR JANET MOWRER ARLENE NAGLEY TOM REINHART DIANA LYBARGER SHIRLEY SMITH EVA KAUFFMAN SECOND ROR LYDIA MYERS JUDY DOWD NORMA FREY CAROL ANN MYERS JOAN BAUMBACH ELSIE FEHR DOROTHY BOOK HELEN HOWRY DONALD DUVALL FLORENCE QUINN SHIRLEY ERB THIRD ROW CARL BECK MILTON HER SHEY RAYMOND WELLS STANLEY GROFP JACK PERICH JACK KRAFT EDWARD APPEL JOHN HEAGY DENNIS BEACHAM EMILIE HERB 61 ' ' . 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' 3 ' la J 1 SPORTS FIRST ROW PAT SHELL RONALD LANDIS CEDITORl DORINDA HOWRY SECOND ROW HERMAN GREER CLUB MARY LANDIS ENOS GROPF BETTY ANN WATTS fEDITORD HARPER CALLOWAY LJUM QUUK RINDING of pencll sharpeners sc ratchmg of pens and the clxckmg of typewr1ters were the sound effects produced by the senlors who were busy on the We La I-I1 The semors worked ea gerly at thexr dut1es w1th the help of Mlss Stra ley and Mr Snyder thelr adv1sors The work was begun by the edltors and thelr asslstants 1n the regular Enghsh classes for a two week pe r1od then addltlonal work was done outsrde of The flnal product was completed after afew evenlngs of n1ght work 1n the school hbrary Many new xdeas were suggested th1s year to go 1nto the yearbook and much 1nterest has been shown by the students to make tms yearbook better than ever before Because of the cooperatlon of the students of the class and the adv1sors we feel that the yearbook has been a great success and hope It w1ll be hked by everyone TYPISTS FIRST ROW NANCY FISHER, EVA KAUFFMAN KEDITORJ, SHIRLEY PIETSCH, BETTY LU HIMMEL REICH SECOND ROW EMILY HERR, ELSIE FEHR, GLADYS HUMBERT, MARIAN WILSON, CHAR LOTTE KLING, BETTY JANE FRANK , Z - ' , . 5 . . . SKIP MENTZER. ABSENT-JOAN cm-ZENLEAF. Class during school hours. ' l 62 CO-EDITORS! HAROLD NJHRER, DIANA LYBARGER. ADVISERS2 IISS STRALEY, IR. SNYDER, MRS. HILITY, CI ASS JOAN BAUMBACH IEDITORD DONALD ROIE ABSHIT HARLAN FFATURES FIRST ROW JACKIE SKETHWAY ARLENE NAGLLY KEDI KEENER ELLA HUBER TOR5 SECOND ROW PAUL MILLER DOROTHY SHISSLER 'Nr-4g BUSINESS HELPERS FIRST ROY! PAUL KRANTZ HMRY BALMER AR FIRST ROW RUTH TRIMBLF KEDITORJ RONALD JOHNHJN RAI PII RELLFR SFLOND ROV! GLENN RINEFP CARRIE HFRR SI-CWD ROW DENNIS BEACHN ALLAN EIER JOHN 'JIOSER ICK ABSENT TOM REINHART L4 W0 4 unsxwss I-IRST Row muon HERSHFY RFUBEN HARNISH fcnun. PHOTOGRAPHY C f RVCA rEUITORb SHIPI Y 'SN' TH 1ANd RAyu0mr, WFLLS SECOND Rom ROBFRT BRUBAKER CI Amr nomzrz STN H GPOFF -'Amin vrura IANFT Book PICHARD mums 63 , . 1 , , - A 3 - ' I 1 - , . . ' , 4 . L,, I , . . -4 - f Q, , ' Z '- , , T2 - . , , , J f . . . . - A, , . I .C - . - V - li? ' I 1 QV. ' '. 2 , . a ' A YY, - - . f ' .'i : ' '. ' - .. . ' . : AAI, . 5 M55 - AI . '. Q , .. .. . - . . M LU LH NV FIRST ROW ERMA MURRAY ANNA UAF LEFEVLR FVFLYN NEFF MARILYN QIINN SHIRLEY RANKIN EIAINF WILLER ANNA LEHMAN SFCOND ROW RFBA GABLE EVELYN GROFF DORIS PPTERY CAROIYN IIWIS JEAN RINEFR DORIS BOWMAN JOAN HERR THIRD ROW DOLORFS CARSON DOROTHY QUIGILY AIICE WALTERS ARLENE OHLINGEP HARIAN FREY JFAN HIGH ISTHPR HPRMAN POUPTH ROW RUTH SANGRFY PAULINE HALLAMN FRMA SLAYMAKFR MISS BIGLER ADVISOR HAT song are you gomg to smg today? ' or 'What poem or recltatlon are you go1ng to gwe today? may be heard asked by one member of the We La H1 Teens to another The grrls rn the club spent most of thexr club tlme enterta1n1ng each other through the1r talents Thxs club or1g1na11y was a branch of the youth work of the Y W C A Although they have no connectxon w1th xt today they adopted the G1r1 Reserves motto for the1r moral standard They held few partles among themselves at school and a roller skatlng party for the members Presldent Mar11yn Qulnn Secretary Treasurer Sh1r1ey Rankln 64 ' ' .1 f w C I. . I 'I XX .Ni Q. Xxxxxx fl . X xxlxx. 1XXXXXxxxxxNXN X 1 5 5 I J jx rf r' 1 xx W 1 1 4 4 ff sw -za SX xx 5 XXXXXXF Q : g XXXXIX ' J uw lkxxu XXXX 1 lyxx -N1 xxfcsxf X 4 xxxx xx XxxXN f f l yxxxx -o lxxbx, X., Q13 -i I X- 515, 2 3 f 2, f ' I f 'I W f I I r i 1 f K X lc? , X pf f A f 5 I : ,II X A f . :xx - 3 ff K 1: f ik f i Ox Mm Q Qi, N x xv 5 Pl I 5 5' ' S --' by Q 1 X S 'I 5 SQ -' Q 1 Q Q f 1 ,. 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Y ' 3 2 5 3 ' ll . , . 7 , fl I , - 11 f E I Y ,J-44,-Q uf X EULUJ4 FIRST ROW HOWARD SHAUB STANLEY LONGENECKER EDWARD PETERY WILLIAM PAES PARKE RHINEER HARPER CALLOWAY EDWARD GOVE RONALD MENTZER SECOND ROW RALPH KELLER ALLAN YUNINGER HARRY MENTZER TOM REINHART PAUL MILLER MILTON HERSHEY CLAUDE DONER CLYDE KELLER DON ALD BARLEY THIRD ROW TOM FISH BILL KNIGHT RONALD LANDIS LARRY MELLOTT ED APPEL DON ALD DUNLAP CARL BECK COACH FINKELDEY UR fourth soccer season came to an end w1th a better showlng then at flrst Coach F1nkeldey worked very hard w1th the fellows IH order to mold what was a smooth worklng team Although West Lampeter fmxshed m last place the team really had school Splflt The hxghhght th1s season was the game w1th East Hemp f1eld 1n wh1ch the score was deadlocked at the flnlsh of the game The captam of the team was Tom Re1nhart who was one of the best goahes 1n the county Some other semor players who were outstand1ng were M11t Hershey Ronald Landls and Sklp Mentzer The sp1r1t of the fellows on and off the playxng fzeld th1s season helped the Blue and Wh1te players to enjoy the game The fellows on the team reahzed th1s and were 1n there f1ght1ng every m1nute Thns was the fn-st season for the Soccer team to play on the1r new fleld wh1ch was blgger and more to the l1k1ng of the players and coach Game Manor Mt Joy N Holland E Hempfleld Manor Mt Joy N Holland E Hempheld SCORES 66 L H S OPPONENTS l W .... 0 Z , l 4 , O Z , ' l 1 0 5 , 0 Z , 0 5 . ' 0 1 of df W MUEKQJ HIS year's hockey team was very energetic although it did not win too many games Under the capable SUPCIVISIOD of M1ss Hays the team practiced every night during the season Our goals were made this season by Shirley Smith Arlene Nagley and Shirley Erb Our wins this season were with Quarryvllle two to nothlng both times Sh1rley Smith and Arlene Nagley scored in the f1rst game w1th Quarryville Shlrley Erb and Shirley Smith scored in the second game w1th Quarryville The f1rst string was composed of the following players Sh1rley Smith Center For ward Shirley Erb R1ght Inside Arlene Nagley Left Inside Dorothy Book Left Wlng Halfback Mary Kreider Left Halfback Joan Greenleaf Left Fullback Janet Book R1ght Fullback Anna Mae Herr Goalie FIRST ROW DOROTHY BOOK ARLENE NAGLEY SHIRLEY SMITH KCAPTAINJ HELEN HOWRY FLORENCE QUINN SECOND ROW JANET BOOK DIANA LYBARGER DORINDA HOWRY MARY KREIDER JOAN GREEN LEAF' THIRD ROW JANET MOWRER CMANAGERI DORIS BURKINS PATSY SHELL YVONNE WORE ANNA MAE HERR, MISS HAYS, JUDY DOWD, SHIRLEY ERB, LYDIA MYERS KMANAGERJ FOURTH ROW NORMA FRY, CAROL ANN MYERS, JACQUELINE SKETHWAY, SONJA HORTING, NANCY FISHER, GLORIA NEEL, RUTH ANN YUNINGER 68 Florence Quinn, Right Wingg Dorinda Howry, Center Halfbackg Diana Lybarger, Right 3 1 fl' lj QUE .mms-R FIRST ROI CLAUDE DONER RONALD LANDIS RAY WELLS SECOND ROW HERMAN GREER DALLAS MUSSEL MAN RONALD JOHNSON THIRD ROW ROBERT HOLTZHAUER TOM REINHART MR WEIRICH GEORGE CHAP MAN ROBERT BURKHART FOURTH RDW RALPH KELLER ROBERT MILLER MILTON LEED ROBERT STAUFFER CLYDE KELLER DONALD LEFEVER CQHIS year our r1fle team was 1nstructed under the able d1rect1on of Mr Wexrlch Mr Welrlch chose Ronald Johnson as assxstant coach Mr We1r1ch sa1d that actually the r1fle team IS not a club lt IS 1n the form ofa club however because of N R A regulatlons Twenty four boys Jolned the r1fle club thls year Mr We1r1ch hopes to bu1ld a champ1onsh1p team from the rnater1al that he has He plans to take f1fteen boys along to the rxfle meets He also satd that the ma1n purpose of the rlfle team 15 to brmg the r1fle trophy to West Lampeter Our rlfle team had SIX meets They were wxth Mount Joy East Hemp f1e1d and Ephrata The team shot agamst each opposlng team tw1ce The team had 1ts f1rst meet on January 17 1951 In the flrst week or so of rxfle pract1ce the team became famlharxzed wxth the r1f1es and learned how to handle them safely Much practxce was needed before each member became a skllled r1f1eman Mr We1r1ch spent much of h1s spare tlme teach1ng the team to shoot accurately It was re quested by Mr We1r1ch that there would be no team handlcaps th1s year He sald that he wanted the team to wln the matches honestly and earn the v1ctor1es OFFICERS Presxdent Ray Wells V1ce Presldent Ronald Landls Secretary Claude Doner Treasurer Dallas Musselmar 69 'T v A ' E' f E Y F! 1 . . - I . 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I . . . . ......... -.... .. ..... ... .... 1 lm Wllflllhl QHEKETEUIL HIS IS the year for Lampeter Var slty Basketball The team opened the1r 1950 51 season wrth a bang as the East Hempf1eld sp1r1ts dropped to our score of 70 Zl That was the beg1nn1ng of our season We had three more v1c torles before the Blue 81 Wh1te dropped one to Mt Joy and then carrled on the rest of the season w1th great success Mxlt Hershey A sen1or who acted as co capta1n and played an excellent defen SIVC game He made many good shots from the center of the floor Glenn R1neer A sen1or who played forward and worked hard on hxs one hand shot part Gerald Blnkley A Jun1or who served as a famthful co captaln and played an excellent offen sn e game Jack Ferxch A tall Jun1or who came through wlth many po1nts and controlled the backboards Doc Grayb1ll A Jun1or who worked hard under the basket to obtaln h1s goals Ed Appel AJun1or who served as a forward and broke many games wlde open w1th h1s se shots Bob Duvall A Jumor who contrmbuted several po1nts and out faked the opponent nearly every t1me Larry Mellott and Donald Dunlap These boys played on the Jumor vars1ty and worked hard to get spots on the vars1ty Congratulatlons to a team that 15 really tops and d1d a wonderful Job th1s year 70 L i ' A ' 3 . Q Harry Mentzer-A senior who played both guard and forward and was always ready to do his - .. . , . . t Mp fl 4 New 6r'?a- -f A W frjglf 45114 fr, fVn-3 40' sk gsfjln a J ,c.rH'Y' FFA F40 A J Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan JF if 224 East Hempfxeld East Donegal Upper Leacock Manetta Mr Joy East Lampeter Manhe1m Twp Manor Lltltz Paradlse Ephrata VARSITY WL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I OPP W L OPP Jan Jan 24' Jan Jan if Jan 2 f Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb AfDenotes league games 71 Quarryvxlle Columbxa Rothsvxlle Manhelm Twp Manor Lltltz Ephrata Quarryvllle Columbla Alumnx J V EHEKUEHLL I ' 2 f i FIRST ROW KENNETH GOCHENAUER CLAIR RESSLER PAUL RINEER KENNETH RANKIN PARKE RINEER SECOND ROW ELWOOD GRAVES DONALD BARLEY MOWERY FREY WILLIAM KNIGHT COACH FINKELDEY NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN WERE DONALD AUKAMP DONALD DUNLAP AND LARRY MELLOT EST Lampeter took to the hardwoods under the able coachmg of Mr Fmkeldey They were 1n top cond1t1on desp1te the 1I1JL11'1eS that came later They practlced v1gor ously and fought hard to wm every game MHHY of the boys are from the Jumor I-hgh team and others are experxencmg thelr flrst year 1n varslty hxgh school sports The teamwork was at 1ts best all season de Splte the fact that the majorxty of the boys never played on a team together before But thanks to Coach Fxnkeldey the team was well cond1t1oned by the begmnmg of the season The boys have learned somethmg thxs year on the Jumor vars1ty team wh1ch w1ll help them next year when basketball comes around agam Mowery Frey Donald Dunlap Paul Rmeer and Larry Mellot were some of the outstandmg players who prormse to help the vars1ty team next year 72 L ' llHiill'llI!?5E!U3?lU?r3aa NNW MEM QUEKUEULL HE .Tumor Hxgh basketball team was under the able coach1ng of Mr Snyder The team s capta1n was Ronald Mentzer an outstandmg team performer and an oncomlng hxgh school star Although the team was small m szze and number xt was a fast movmg f1ve Most of the team was made up of elghth and mnth graders Sorne players who contrxbut ed much t1me and work were Splder Mentzer Don Duvall Red Petery Allan Yumnger and Howard Shaub These men were backed by the school and the younger classmates who were trylng to earn a bxrth on the F1rst Fxve The Junlor Hlgh fxmshed a sahsfactory season even though they d1dn't come through wlth a vlctory You can't overlook the fact that the materlal was there and coached well But what they lacked was teamwork Th1S comes from the fact that thxs 15 the f1rst season for the majorxty to be on an orgamzed team FIRST ROI LARRY LUTZ JAIES HAVERSTICK DONALD DUVALL RONALD IENTZER LLOYD GOCHDCAUFJW. BARRY FERICH DONALD PORTER EUGENE SHERTZER SECOND RDI JAIES EIERICK IILLIAI SCETHIAY HOIARD SHAUB. THOIAS FISH, ALAN YUNINGER, JOHN LEED, EDWARD PETERY, SIDNEY IOSEIANN 73 i LKJLLLJLU-LULIJL 3 fv- + 7 Y FA if 11,9 From the group that trxed out for cheerleadlng three g1rls from the Senlor class were chosen Members of the faculty plcked both the vars1ty and the Junxor Vars1ty These gxrls have represented a champlonshxp team and are m1ghty proud of the boys All three of these g1rls have had ex perlence before thxs e y ar Sh1rley Smlth and Pat Shell had one year of Jun1or I-hgh one year of Jumor Vars1ty and two years vars1ty cheerlead1ng D year of partxclpatmg w1th the Jun 1or I-hgh and two years w1th the varslty team They have had very successful pep meetlngs Comedy pep meet1ngs were gxv en thxs yeal wlth mucl' suc css Th group of curls has done a swell Job cheermg thelr fellows on to vlctory orlnda Howry had one Three cheers for the vars1 ty cheerleaders' They deserve t They have had a lot of spec tators commg to the games th1s year to back them up and help Cheer for the team The school spxrlt has gone leaders h up a lot th1s year and the cheer ope 11: rema1ns that way li ...pi 4 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING group of g1r1s trzed out for Vars1ty and Jun 1or Var s1ty cheerleadxng Out of the group three g1rls were chosen for Jumor Varsmty These gxrls represent tenth and eleventh grade They ve done a wonderful Job cheerlng then' team on Congratulatwns to the three of yo LYDIA MYERS NORHA FREY DORIS BURKINS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS CQHERE were three g1rls chosen th1s year to represent the .Tumor H1gh team They were p1cked from the seventh exghth and mnth grade They d1d not attend many of the away games, but were at all the home games cheer mg the team on We want to congratulate them on the wonderful Job they dxd LOUISE HARNISH ALMA BAUMBACH BEVERLY ECKMAN 75 ,V ,J 'I Wahl fffw' '1 M JL VJ - I ,I 'I 4 9 fx 1 ,Y I L NV A 14 V Ili 410 lin, JI .' , ' u! INTQUMU DME CHE mtramurals durmg the school year were under the superv1s1on of Mr Fmkeldey There were teams from both Jumor and sen1or hxgh The teams competed outs1de as long as the weather permltted then they moved 1ndoors and played basketball and volleyball The outstandlng game of the year was the r1val clash between the Jumor and semor boys 1n bas ketball Thxs year the dxfferent classes played each other Intramurals gxve young fellows a chance to get practlce and experxence 1n basketball or to further the1r hope of becommg future stars at W L H S 76 xl I Xxyxx xxx xxx xx 'L X KXXXXXN xXx xxuxx 5 XXXX xxXXXl11'm-lx ul XXXXI Xxx xx.. xxx xxx x xxxxxx xxxXUx KXXXX X X xxxxx lllxxxxx qi? 'as Q Qs' ay fi.. Sl, Z7-7' f 1 if 207 4' Q H am, 4' my bf f' SWW XXNXXX ,XX f 3 :O Xml f Q y 1 111, 1 X .xi I, I 51 V 'bg xx x :A QM! Lx X ,ff ' X 1 WJ! 1,1 Nxxffmmx six-ll Q N , .. O as 'U K Q I 1, My x ,ik llllllul I ' H Klum .-- K -x. 27711 MUN X 6- i HW: NX 9 O ll jx mmm, K . ' img , x. 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SW! , xx IQMXI X5 XX lx .- px Qu IL SW QI MO - lk XX K Hx? 4 S XX Q K' H J 7 X MAY X K xxx DAX 1 1 xxxxk 'Z-,-J xxx f-f x Qibqoqueff' xx xXx xxx Q5 Q X ', 44 EENXUVJ UMW three act comedy Cheaper By The Dozen was presented by the semor class November ll 1950 under the d1rect1on of M1ss Straley and Mrs Maloney The play was wrxtten by James Reach based on the movme and the book of the same tltle by Frank and Ernestme G1lbreth It centers around Mr G1lbreth who 15 the proud father of a dozen chlldren Always try1ng to save txrne IS the mam goal mn h1s lxfe Anne h1s oldest daughter nxghts especlally bothers Anne Thls added to the many humorous moments helped to make our semor play a success Raymond Wells and Arlene Nagley played the lead1ng roles as Mr Gllbreth and Anne Other members of the cast 1ncluded Sh1rley Smlth Harold Rohrer Herman Greer Claude Doner Robert Brubaker Denn1s Beacham Dxana barger Patsy Shell Mary Land1s Reuben Harn1sh Ronald Johnson Nancy F1sh er Tom Re1nhart and Ruth Tr1mble 78 -47' l l 1 doesn't understand her father no matter how hard she tries. No dates on school . ,, . . y 1 1 l 1 ' Ly' Z K' 'S L v 79 Mum Ulm of the mam features of our Jun1or year was the Jumor Play Don't Ever Grow Up a comedy of youth 1n three acts wr1tten by James Reach The play centers around M1m1 Meadows a tomboy who manages a local football team The Bull dogs All her energles are bent toward a1d1ng the team to 1ts fxrst vlctory 1n years over 1ts hated r1vals The Panthers Thxngs get qu1te compllcated when M1m1 falls headlong lnto the f1rst 'crush of her young l1fe on Hal Kenny the Bulldogs star player Members of the cast were Dxana Lybarger Arlene Nagley Harold Rohrer Enos Groff Ruth Tr1mble Joan Baumbach Carr1e Herr Sh1rley P1etsch Eva Kauffman Sh1rley Smlth Patsy Shell Tom Re1nhart Barbara Relner M1lton Hershey Dennls Beacham Raymond Wells and Stanley Groff 80 4 NE ' ' ' , , 1 ' , ' .R 3 A I i may f J Q . .XG A .2 I I P -2 . 5 -. A. . 7 In i , Q A MHLLUUMTQN mmm Dave Gill 840 81 V tr H 5 vr -6' , Q ' ' 5' Ja . , X 1 'S WM ' 2 x A 3' ' 'gy I -'n . V' . 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'2 4 .Vi N rl 'q 1-H ,Mas NT - 5. 1 , .,u . k 'E X -5 7' snrpfai? f ,..'. , - ' Q ' 0 ... - ...f-1' CHE communlty faxr has been an annual event at West Lampeter ever s1nce 1925 The senlor class th1s year had charge of the trad1 t1ona1 Fa1r Cafeterza Students of West Lampeter well as people of the commumty exh1b1ted varlous ltems whlch were judged and pr1zes were awarded for the outstandmg entrles The Semors are also proud the fact that they have won the Scholastlc cup for f1ve consecu t1Ve years Thls IS glven to the class whlch has won the most pomts for scho1ast1c: ab11xty J P' I' UUUJUTU AST year s operetta was a Gxlbert and Sull1van Product1on ent1tled H M S Pmafore It was presented by the Semor chorus under the d1rect1on of Mr Ryan who was asslsted by Mlss Straley All of the faculty gave a helpmg hand 1n pro ductlon The leads were played by Sara Jane Brubaker Ronald Landls Raymond Wells Betty Landxs Glorla Holzhauer Denrus Beacham Edward Appel Harper Calloway and James Musser The accomoamst was Dor1s Burkms The plot revolves around a love affa1r between the Captaln of the H M S P1nafore and one of the Seaman A caste system lnvolved prevents the Captam from marrymg the one he loves The Seaman w1shes to marry the Capta1n s daughter but can't because he IS lower 1n class then she IS It 1S brought to a close by the dramat1c d1scovery whrch proved able to marry the one they love and everythxng 1S brought to a happy close 84 , . Tm In V. I . . , . the Captain was the Seaman and the Seaman was the Captain. Therefore they both are A 3 ' 6 s - xl' 'Tw W Vfxf M FTER three months of hard work the Semor chorus was ready to stage another Gxlbert and Sullwan operetta called Plrates of Penzance It was under the d1rect1on of Mr Ryan who dld a marvelous Job and was rewarded w1th suc cess He was ass1sted by M155 Straley The leads were Joanne Andrews, Raymond Wells, Ruth Trxmble, Ronald Land1s, Florence Qumn, Edward Appel, Janet Mowrer, Claude Doner and Ruth Ann Yumnger The p1amst was Dor1s Burkms The operetta 15 bu1lt around the fact that one large mlstake was made when Freder1c was a small boy. H1s nurse was told to teach h1m to be a p1lot but she confused the word w1th px Tate, 50 F1'ed91'lC bCCaIT1e 3 Plfate Later Frederxc and h1s compamon land on an lsland where they fall 1n love w1th the g1rls there The plrates are then pardoned and they marry the g1rls on the xslands 85 Q 4 Q A 4, nv I iff r fri! Lg, , 5 aj: I . I L - , .ff ,,' ,Q Q, X I,-5 , ,,W ff - iii A . gf, K, L , . o A, - ' , M M V 5371 I Y X 1 an n V f X September Z7 October 16 October Z1 November 11 December 16 December Z1 January Z7 February February February March 3 March 30 Apr11 14 Apr1126 Z7 May May 26 . June 3 . . . June 6 . June 7 , . . Commumty Fan' i Penna Week Parade 3' X Charles Noss Program Z Re1ndeer Frohc Candlelxght Serv1ce Semor Supper Natxonal Honor Induct1on Soc1ety Teen Age Dance Ded1catora1 Serv1ce Junxor Play Gym Show Operetta Sen1or Tr1p Band Concert Senxor Receptlon Bacculareate Commencement Last Day of School K. U L1 E ,YY l 4 P A p N . A, Q V' Q 4. , . Ms '. ' ' 2 ,I , . v ' , '. 4 Senior Play by ' ' C C y eg.. EHNULQULLH QL DVM HE Candlellght Servlce was held December Z1 1n the West Lam peter Hlgh School aud1tor1um Both the Jun1or and Senlor cho ruses took part m the servlce The .Tumor chorus sang Shep herd on the I-I111s1de by Erb and In Bethlem s Lowly Manger by W1ll1ams The combmed choruses sang I Saw Three Sh1pS arranged by Schohn The Sen1or chorus sang Jesus Jesus Rest Your Head arranged by N11es Chr1stmas Be Joyful by M1les R1se Up Shepherd An' o ler ' a sp1r1tual carol No Candle Was There And No F1re by Lehman They concluded the serv1ce w1th Hal lelujah Chorus from MeSS1ah by Handel xt, A' W 7-1 'Cho XL. X r n N v lx 88 Jacob Moore Mxss B1gler D B Book Mr Ira J Book Mxss B Lorra1ne Burkhart Thomas Burkxns Mrs Lloyd Campbell Janet Clark Mr Charles Cunn1ngham Mrs Frank M D1lks Darw1n Eckman Mrs Mabel Eshelman Elsle Fehr Mr Jacob Fmsher Jacob L Fxsher Joan Greenleaf Loretta A Gochenauer Elv1n Harmsh Mxss L Loulse Harmsh Mr Reuben H Harnlsh Mr Reuben N Harnrsh Joanne Haverst1ck Stanley Haverstlck Gladys Humbert Mlss Mary Ann Hunt Eva Kauffman Mr Harlan Keener Mrs G H K1l1an Mr Roy Kre1der W1ll1am Lybarger Norman R Martln Mr Roy Mxller Mrs Dorothy Mowery Mr Horace Munson Earl Rankm Wxlmer M Rutt Mrs Russel Sharp Mrs Charles Slgman Glenn Stephen Mlss Ester Straley Harold E Werner Mr Paul Wllson Cla1r Wxtrner Raymond R W1tmer Mr J Rohrer Wxtmer Mr Nolan Young Compl1ments Complxments Compllments Comphments Complxments Frxend Frlend Fr1end Fr1end Fr1end I' 1' I' 1' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' 1' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Herr Bros I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' 1' I' I' I' I' Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Robert L Adams Donald Bachrnan Henry Balmer Chester Bauers Enos W Beck Kenneth Blckel Earl Blnkman Ross Book Walter L Book Eugene A Brubaker J M Brubaker Roy M Burkhart T K Burkholder W1ll1s H Byers Landxs Charles W1ll1am G DeMora Wxlmer Eckman Paul O Emer1ck J Mowery Frey Chester G Flowers Abram B Groff Earl L Groff George H Hartman Earle J Hershey Paul Hess Edgar Hess Vaughn H1lty Rxchard Hoober John H Hollmger R1chard Houpt Ross Huber H J Hull J Carl V Kauffman Herbert W Kauffman Charles K1ng Ivan D Krantz John C Land1s L M Layman 89 I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' 1' 1' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' r r r r Rev r r r r r r I' I' I' I' 1 I' I' 1' I' Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 81 Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs A Vernon Lefever George Maloney Mxlton O Mann Abram McConnell Carson Mellott Harry E Mentzer Harry Moser W1ll1am M Musser George W Myers John Nagley Stanley Pontz John Re1nauer Karl M R1chards Jacob H Rohrer Paul Rowe Leroy Ruoss Jack Ryan Lester W Schotta Ralph J Shell S Ralph J Shell Jr Lester Skethway Earl T Sm1th Marls W Smlth Clarence T Snyder Kenneth H Snyder Elden Spangler John W Stauffer Fred E Steele Freder1ck Steudler Harry R Sultzbach F R Thomas John W Thompson Damel Trxmble Harry Weaver Wxllxam A Weller Raymond Wells MorgonL West Jr John W1se J Elwood Wxtmer Lloyd B Wltmer John Zook The Rev 8: Comphrnents of A Fr1end Mr s Carpenter Zook ' ' ' ofa ' IVl.St .. 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EUMMHW PMHUNS Ollver Armstrong Armstrong at Holton T11'e Servxce 445 lfZ South Pr1nce St Clarence L Becher Electr1cal Contractor Lyndon Extensxon Betty's Beauty Salon ll South Fulton Street Strasburg Pa John H Bonholtzer Flour Feed Graxn Lancaster R D 44 Roy T Bookar Parking Lot Grant 81 Water St Lancaster Pa Brenlngers Bakery 31 West Ma1n St Strasburg Pa Brookmeade Da1ry M1lk and Cream Strasburg Pa Charles E 8: Betty Brooks Poultry Fresh 8: Smoked Meats R D ffl W1llow St Lancaster Pa L H Brubaker Farm Equ1pment Electr1cal Apphance Lancaster R D 5481 L1t1tz Coyle 's Electrlc Store Strasburg Stanley H Dexter Auctxoneermg Sr Real Estate Strasburg Pa Dull' s Luncheonette Lampeter Pa Duncan Luncheon D New Prov1dence Pa Mr Everett Echternach Contractor 8: Bullder W1llow Street, R D iffl Paul A Elsen Roof1ng Metal Work Spout1ng Lancaster R D H4 Pa Lloyd M Esbenshade Rural Letter Carrler Strasburg Pa Flower's Restaurant D Lancaster Pa A M Cvanse, Jeweler 51 East Ma1n St Strasburg Pa Aerovent Hay Dryers Aaron S Gllck 8: Son Lancaster R D 37 P Ambrose R Groff Grocer 58 S Duke St Lancaster Pa BenJam1n R Groff Bullder of Modern Homes Lancaster R D 96 P George M Groff Decorator Pxttsburgh Interlock Plastxc T1le Strasburg Pa D Lancaster P Issac Herr s Sons Funeral Dlrectors Lampeter Pa L B Herr Case Farm Machlnery West W1llow Pa L B Herr Your School Suppller 46 W Klng St Lancaster Pa Elam E Hershey Jr Electrlcal Contractor Lancaster R D H8 Pa 1' rank K Hess Fru1t and Produce Lampeter P FredT 81 JohnE Homsher Bu1ld1ng Mater1al Strasburg Pa R P Howry D Lancaster Pa 90 Janet's Beauty Shoppe W1llow Street Pa Vernon A Keeports Keeports Da1ry LancasterR D 36 K1rk Johnson 81 Company 16 18 West Klng Street Lancaster Pa Lampeter Poultry Farm Baby Clncks Roy B Herr J P Landls Kaxser Frazer Henry J Communlty Used Car Lot 210 N L1me St 8: 1005 E Kxng St Landls Bros Strasburg 8: Lancaster Pa J Norman Lelb D Lancaster P Dealer 1n all k1nds of Lwestock Smoketown Pa Albert H Messner General Merchand1se Strasburg Pa Paul C Myers Well Dr1ller Lmcoln H1ghway East Lancaster New Holland Machme Co New Holland Pa Packard Lancaster Co 420 424 North Prmce St Lancaster Pa Queen Daxrles Lancaster, Pa E S Reese 8: Sons Lxvestock Sz Poultry West W1llow Pa Rexlly Bros 8: Raub 44 N Queen St Lancaster Pa . 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John L Rhoades Contractor 8: Builder W111ow StreetR D H1 Royer 81 Haverstick Firestone gl Auto Supplies 847 S Prince St Lancaster, Pa Fred Ruof's Sons Florists 601 S Queen St Lancaster Pa D1ll1ck 8: Sheaffer Lampeter Pa Clyde J Slaymaker Custom Poultry Dressing StrasburgR D ffl Pa James W Smith Your Raleigh Dealer Lampeter Pa Mr George Stewart Photographer Schween and Wagner Z0 West Orange Lancaster Pa Strubel's Restaurant 7 West Main Street Strasburg P Weaver Drug Store Strasburg P John F Weaver Real Estate 81 Insurance 202 Fulton Building Lancaster Pa Clyde J Wiggins General Merchandise New Providence Zook's Jewelers Inc Lancaster Pa Harry Zug Dry Cleaning Service Strasburg, Pa SCHWEEN 8: WAGNER STUDIOS Mr George Stewart Your Official School Photographer Z0 West Orange Street Lancaster Pa J 91 1 n-1113 This voyage is over, our log now completeg Again we set sail, a new world tio mga! if R X5XxX ' G 1. -2 - n ggi' - Ll fx'N lx'-1 B fl X Q5 I S -'ff 5 i UL 'IHIS X EARBOOK I RINTFI 7 J X ELVXFUXIL IXCLUBIX In fxhII1'RKFFINr'X1L'N1OF PHOFO0 FISEI FFA 1 T N E A,,, X V 1 , ' w 3 H x x 1 I X X f WU X W XX ., . 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