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

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FRONT ROW Ruth Anne Yunrnger Phyll1sW1l11ams Verdna Ressler Shirley Groff Sh1rleyErb Janet Mowrer Lydia Myers Edrth Hamrsh Florence Qumn SECOND ROW Mr Snyder f3dVlS0l', Anna Mae Herr Ray Graybill Mowery Frey Gerald Bmkley John Heagy Edward Appel Raymond Brubaker Donald Aukamp 1ackFer1ch M TUDENTS may not enter the hall after classes are 1n sesslon unless they can present a pass to the patrol member rn charge The pass must state the name of the person and be s1gned by a SPeC1f1C teacher Any student not havmg a pass wrll be ass1gned a demerxt Demerlts may also be assrgned to students who d1sobey any patrol rules A student g1ven three demerlts w11l be den1ed such prlvrleges as attendance 1n assembly or early lunch An excesslve number of demerxts w1ll result 1n a more ser1ous penalty to be dec1ded upon Jolntly by the patrol and the pr1nc1pal In vlew of the new ruhng of the demer1t system the patrol set up a court wrth a Judge an attorney and a Jury The patrol as rn former years sees that classes pass rn an orderly manner that students get off and on buses safely that lunch lxnes are regulated and that students get 1nto assembl1es qulckly and quzetly The patrol also mspects lockers and has complete charge of 1ost and found artxcles Smce 1933 when the patrol was f1rst organxzed It has been dxmmxshxng 1n slze with the aim to be small but 6ff1C1eI1t' Lxeutenants Donald Aukamp and Anna Mae Herr Captarn Mowery Frey 2.2 I Db . . , ' . , U Ja l . ' .

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Q' Zuma filo' W i l J' 'L CHE 1951 West Lampeter soccer team completed its season bearing a record of two wins and six losses. Coach Finke1dey's proteges im- proved tremendously over their previous year's record when they Ed Appel Bob Duvall lost all of their games. A host of lettermen returning from the 1950 team, gave the experience and polish that a soccer team must possess. This implies that the team was strictly of championship fiber, but their final record shows only a mediocre season. The starting lineup of Bob Duvall, Ed Appel, Pat Rhineer, Bill Knight, Jack Ferich, Donnie Dunlap, Larry Mellott, Clyde Keller, Gerry Binkley, Howard Shaub, ahd Ed Gove, was one of the best in the league. However, there was no strong bench . A lot of depth in a team gives the coach great freedom in substituting his players freely without worrying about jeopardizing the team's play, how- ever, that strong bench was not prevalent on the team. Ed Appel, Bob Duvall and Gerry Binkley were dangerous boys in front of the goalpost, be- cause they were all capable of booting the ball through the uprights. QW Jack Ferich, the goalie, and Larry Mellott, a fullback, were out- ' Q standing on the defense. A V 5 K ,fair These five boys made the best of their last year of soccer. f Gerald Hinkley - capt. .A ' X , FIRST ROW: Stanley Longenecker, Edward Appel, Larry Mellott, lack Ferich, Bill Knight, Gerald f Binkley, Robert Duvall, Donald Dtmlap, Clyde Keller, Raymond Witmer, Parke Rhineer, SECOND A 4 ,I - ROW: Mr. Finkledey, Donald Herr, Earle Hershey, James Haverstick, Ronald Walter, Bill Skethway, 3 fi 7' W,-A Howard Shaub, Woody Graves, John Reed, Woody Groves, Alan Yuninger, Barry Ferich, Ronald Mentzer. ,l 'f-tl., :Vg , - N ..,,,, 412, it wa., .. .,.. M-