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

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nf f fix ' f y 071 ' -- fy ,ww ' - X X 2 CHE Collectors club is a newly organized club this year under the direction of Mr. Seyler. The twenty members in this club are from seventh, eighth and tenth grades. To interest people in collecting things as a hobby is the main purpose of the club. Some of the members estimate the value of their hobbies at about twenty-five hundred dollars. Such things as coins, stamps, picture postal cards, match box covers, arrow heads and other Indian relics are among the collections. Some of the hobbies were displayed in the trophy case in the auditorium. This proved to be a great attraction! FIRST ROW: Ronald Rittenhouse, Russel Nixdorf, Edward Yeagley, Raymond Bomberger, Donald Porter, Michael Beacham, Ronald Retallich, Jay Evans, SECOND ROW: Brenda Martin, Lee Mellott, Kenneth Kirchgessner, Murl Groff, Stanley Moore,' David Krieder, Ross Gilbert, Nancy Clemens. THIRD ROW: Mr. Seyler fAdvisorJ, Ray Bechtold, Stewart Grimm, Authur Zercher, Robert Myers, Ruth Rankin.

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089 .U 9 I I QI HE Checkers club was organized to develop skill in and to learn to enjoy playing checkers. This club included pupils from eighth and ninth grades who spent their Wednesday activity periods battling it out with their kings, They had six boards and took turns using them. Records were kept of the results, the champion and runner-up were selected and awarded medals. Medals were paid for from their dues. Mr. Wilson, a very capable checkers player himself, is advisor of the club. STANDING flefr to righrj: Mr. Wilson qAdv. 1, Willis Weaver, David Livengood, David Witmer, James Krouse, Barry Musser, Ronald Longenecker, Daniel Wirmer, William Caulder. SITTING: George Zercher, James Manger, Robert Hudson, Jerry Hambleton, Larry Lutz.

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ful' 4' 'vo X N, wx SITTING John Neff STANDING Arlene Ohllnger Betty Bradley Edxth l-larmsh Donald Dunlap Fred Hess Lo1sZook Joanne Andrew MISS Straley advlsor Qwmlbwmzzzaiifawvz ff HE Dramatlcs club 15 newly orgamzed thls year wlth members l1m1ted to tenth eleventh and twelfth grades The club 1S under the capable supervx s1on of Mrss Straley The club's act1v1t1es conszst of stlll movres ' Th1S 15 actlng out panto 1'1'llI'1'1e S The club presented a one act play wlth two members of the club domg the dlrectmg castmg and everythmg that goes wrth a play The play was then presented to the students The members of the club learned how to apply make-up for plays. The Dramatics club had complete charge of the make-up kit of the school. The club went to see several one-act plays in Lancaster and used that as a basis for the know how in producing a play. 'SWG A Ll ' Q. C 1 J F I it 5 mf- .- -- V 5' 55