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

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Intramurals wh1ch provlde recreatlon for those students who do not engage ln lnter scho1ast1c teams were very successful th1s year ln accomphshmg thelr purpose At tlmes the sport they were engagmg ln d1dn't get too much respect and dlgmty from the per formers but all the same they were gettmg much out of the games But these boys and glrls who played ln the lntramurals were getting good wholesome exercise wh1ch 15 the most beneflcxal thlng they get from the lntramural games They were also learmng how to play the game much more proflclently Ask any of the spectators of these games whether they enjoyed them and most of them w11l reply wxtn an emphat1c Yes So as long as the partlclpants as well as the spectators are enjoyxng themselves the mtramural program defmltely a blg success 79

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zszzzff, 29, .nf R We1r1ch's bemg appolnted head baseball coach at West Lampeter offered the blggest news concernlng varslty baseball durmg the early weeks of pract1ce He succeeds Mr W1lson IH that post Returnxng lettermen from the 1951 team whlch won four and lost four were Ed Appel Jack Ferlch John Heagy Kenny Gochenaur and Ed Petery Graduatxon took a severe toll of last year s squad wh1ch meant that Coach wE1I'1Ch had a b1gJob 1n store for hlm when he took over the TEIHS as head baseball coach In Ed Appel and .Tack Fer1ch the team had two stellar veterans both of whom are pltchers Also these two boys who starred 0' on the soccer and basketball teams carr1ed the greater part of the h1tt1ng load The other three lettermen John Heagy outflelder mfxelder, Ken Gochenaur, outf1elder, Ed Petery, outflelder were the only other boys w1th experlence These fxve boys formed the nucleus of the team. 78 , r 4? , -J - S ' r V 'X ' .K t . Y , I-Q 'X r 1 k I, 1 1 e J- 9 'X ' . i ! 5 Y xx E Q C- t ,, V ,GW i . .t V - , ,. I . , ' A Q A X , , 4 , V 52,3 If ,' ,. W - r.' ' , . 155 '-h J ,fhf - ,T Vt W - -1' - X L 5f ',.ww 4 3 ., .'-1- - - . -vh. , -. 5, 'sh' L' -L :--R . . . 1 1 - I Q I Y . ' . 1 ' A:-H xl 1 ZW. A-+1-fm H- 'U - . Y Y k ,. . Y I , fa.. qi l A Q , -, I .41 Q . 9 I '

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'vga 1 HE annual gym show is presented to show the community all the phases of our physical educa- tion department. It gives the students who do not go out for school sports a chance to show what they can do. To get 300 students coordinated and keep things moving is quite a job! There is individual as well as group participation. The game between the students and the faculty is one of the highlights of the evening. 1 sembly programs. The programs Manor brought to Lampeter in the past have been interesting and much awaited. Ed Bohlandel, and Berry Ballers The main attraction has been. the jazz band which is made up of several members of the regular band. They play such types of music as blues, popular and jazz. The students all like the band because it plays the types of music most teen-agers enjoy. Ln the past two years Larnpeter has taken portions of the operettas as the assembly to Manor. Students who have participated in these assemblies have had a lot of fundoing it. These as- semblies helped to provide better understanding and acquaintances between Manor and Lampeter. 80 E ACH year West Lampeter and Manor high schools exchange as- Q