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

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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-

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i ff' lflifx ini J x , JL ZFF' si' ,-.ge FIRST ROW: Flossie Quinn, Dorothy Book, Sylvia Aston, Shirley Erb, Helen Howry, Mazie Herr, Judy Dowd, Norma Frey, Bernice Book, Sonya Horting, Mary Kreider. SECOND ROW: Janet Mowrer, Joanne Miller, Helen Doner, Betty Bradley, Gladys McConnell, Dorothy Mowery, Miriam Hackman, Jane Rote, Miss Hayes, Betty Jane Lefevre, Dorothy Westfall, Thelma Hallman, Marilyn Quinn, Mary Ann Embly, Patsy Greenleaf. H ' ll Dmmw., 72,0170 4a,m1,-J ,aft asa M221-Myra utgam CWHE West Lampeter 1951 hockey team finished the season witha record of four ties and six losses. Their caliber of play, in general, was spotty but spirited. Coach Jean Hayes called the first practices in September and found a turnout of twenty-six girls. The members of the team will tell you that the practices were long and strenuous, but they didn't complain because they were on the team. This fine attitude was quite evident in their playing for they displayed a lot of drive and hustle. Injuries were frequent onthe team, with cut fingers, sprained ankles and knees, and ex- haustion being the most common, but the girls continued to play hard and fearlessly. The managers may take a bow also for handling their varied duties, which included giving first aid to the injured, with great pride and earnestness. Although the team was not a champion- ship team they worked hard, and enjoyed every minute of it. HELEN HOWRY, CAPT. MAZIE HERR RUTH ANNE YUNINGER I X 3 l i