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

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FIRST ROW Arthur Hallrgan Stanley Hogg Dons Weaver Mary Brubaker Jean Carpenter Jacqueline Lefever Joycelette Masrnana Nancy Clemens Kenneth Kxrchgessner Kenneth Garber SECOND ROW Esther Harry Peggy Stewart Jane Smoker Betty Ann Halman Brenda Marnn Thelma Groff Ruth Rankm Mary Groff Dorothy Stauffer Jean Grelner Betty Bowers THIRD ROW James Embly John Rhtneer Edward Waughlel Gran! Miller Donald Hoak Charles Hardy W11l1am Opple Ray Bechtold Frank Fehr Rrchard Ault Lee Mellott v1t1es, but they dxd put on a commendable assembly program galmng much ex perlence rn stage work The class has also taken part 1n many of the school's act1v1t1es There was a good representatlon of seventh graders 1n the band and the jun1or h1gh chorus whlle many of the boys were on the Jumor hxgh basketball team The yearllngs also chose a varlety of clubs 1n Wh1Ch to partlclpate mcludmg the Collectors' club R1f1e club Ltbrary club and the Phonograph club CLASS ADVISORS MRS SNYDER AND MR SEYLER 15 1 HE seventh grade did not do too much in the way of organized class acti- , 2 7' .

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FIRST ROW Robert Book Martha Schotta Fay Mmney Chrlstxne Maerz Betty Fernsler Helen Kellenberger Joyce Brubaker Mmam Neff Prnscllla Young Shrrley Shaub Helen Brubaker M1chae1 Beacham SECOND ROW Peggy Van Cleve Marlene Musser Judy Wltmer Ann Lou1se Bolbach Carol Zahm Betty Kauffman Vera Wood Joyce Greenleaf Barbara Leed IamesW1tmer Jay Evans Mrs Snyder THIRD ROW Edward Yeagley A1vmMxller Merle Groff Harry Mxller Gerald Duvall Robert Myers Conrad Maerz Donald Brackbrll Earl Kautz Stanley Moore Russel Nrxdorf Raymond Bomberger James Rebman JMJ, HE youngest asp1rants for learnmg have come to our halls from several elementary schools throughout the townshlp Thxs llvely group of boys and glrls although somewhat t1m1d at f1rst have adjusted themselves well to WLHS They got off to a bang early mn the year by workmg w1th the novelty stand at the fa1r and by do1ng so started to bu1ld up the class treasury In order to be a good leader you must learn to follow If the seventh grade do half as good a Job of lead 1ng as they have of followmg they w1ll be an outstandxng group Class Offlcers V1ce Presldent Nancy Clemens Pre s1dent Gerald Duvall Sec Treas Ann Lou1se Bolbach 14

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FIRST ROW Donald Porter Davrd Wrtmer Danrel Wrrmer Marlrn Hamrsh Wrllxs Weaver Ronald Retalhck SECOND ROW Sandra Mowery Martha Mosemann Geraldrne Hart Fay Warfel Evelyn Groff Elame Mrller Vlola Huber Mr Ryan THIRD ROW Rrchard Myl1n Rrchard Bowers Davrd Lrvengood Ronald Lorah Wrllram Calder Raymond Huber Ronald Longenecker ,bmi 8 HIS year the erghth grade of Lampeter rs the smallest class ln the entrre student body w1th an enrollment of 43 puprls Selllng candy kept many of these boys and g1rls busy durlng the falr but they st1ll found t1me to tramp around the grounds 99 lookmg at the dlsplays They also had a chance to show thelr salesmansh1p and cooperatlon selhng g0Od1eS at thelr One of the hlghlrghts for thrs class was therr trrp to Franklm 8: Marshall observatory ln the fall to look at the heavenly bodres through a telescope The dome of the observatory was opened and the telescope was pomted Class Offlcers V1ce Presrdent Ross Grlbert Secretary Fay Warfel Pres1dent Martha Mosemann Treasurer Davld Krelder 16 ' . : . . . . . ' ' . ' . - - : ' '. 4 . ' ' . . . . . , . D 5 v . ' . . . v V ,, ,iff bake sale later in the year. QI' A fi ' - .f -I . . . N . P . . .