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

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FIRST ROW Thelma Hanna Manan Groff Marxlyn Klebsch John Fry Dorothy Qurgley Ruth Sang-y SECOND ROW Mr Weaklrm Reba Gable Erma Murray Alice Shlmp Pauline Hallman Betty Neff Beatnce Keemer THIRD ROW Ross Grlbert Davld Krerder Leon Hickey Larry Lutz Ronald Rxttenhouse Vemon Burkhart ABSENT Barry Ferlch John Carpenter John Skethway Larry Ku-chgeggner mn the d1rect1on of the moon However, the sky was cloudy and v1s1on was strxcted In a small dark room, the group became hushed and waxted expectantly Sw1sh sss and they re off off on an lmagmary tr1p to the moon On the way they passed other well known bod1es of the galaxy Once agam they were back to earth, aware of thelr own smallness tn s1ze The event turned out to be socxal as well as educattonal w1th refreshments bemg served later tn the even1ng W1th the help of the1r advrsors Mr Ryan and Mr Weakl1m, the erghth graders made xt a worthwhtle afternoon for the student '-body when they pre sented then' annual assembly The pep and vlvacrty whlch has been evldent 1n th1s class durmg thexr f1rst two years at West Lampeter wlll carry them on to bugger and better thxngs for the re maxnder of thelr days here CLASS ADVISORS MR WEAKLIM AND MR RYAN 17 - : ' . . ' . .' ' ' ' . . . n . . re- . , . . . I , . . - tm , gn N cr- , I : . .

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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 . . .

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Q O sooner had thlngs settled down than prepar at1ons were begun for the annual comrnunlty fa1r Classes were d1srn1ssed early the dav before to enable teachers and students to get the1r class rooms ready for exh1b1ts and displays The fa1r got underway offlclally about 9 OO Wed nesday September 26 as the students V1S1tSd the tents for the flrst tlme However they took tlme out from the1r browslng to partlclpate 1n the athle t1c contests Part1c1pants were class1f1ed accord 1ng to grades and took part ID such events as base ball throw shot put broad Jump relay runnmg and basketball shoot1ng and wmnd lng up wlth a severe test of strength 1n the tug of war The Future Farmers ofAmer1 ca Jolned wlth other boys 1n the cornmunlty 1n the Judglng Wh1Ch took place on Thursday W L H S agaln took top honors wxth Ronald Eckman recelvlng a S25 bond as flrst prlze bv..-A N If ' ' 1 jr , I ' .N It . I' A' ' V W ' I X ' X' , y . f h , , . . Y I I I 3 . , . , - .4 1:i':'3Qff. ..'-'lzbfsffri ' ' - ' 'f ' - - . ' f, fi rfsffs . . . . .r -tlr ' A ' ' ' d ur -f . '. ' ' ' ' itgj ,Q--' TQ' . . . 1115! sfeki' - . ' Q- ' ' ' ' ' , E - X ' - ' I , V 'xx 1 , .- X ig 5 VX . M 'xx '- - - ,ls ' '- , ! x A' A .f 1: -A-- .:3. :t4Il-.Q-cz , R Q Q , --