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

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M219 M ff O you remember back to that ra1ny day m the sprmg of 1948 when we as freshmen chmbed lnto school busses wxth hlgh hopes for a day packed full of fun and surprxses We were on the way to Gettysburg Fmally we arrwed and stood around Waltlng 1rnpat1ent1y for r advlsors to g1ve the 'come ahead ' s1gna1 F1rst we V1S1t6d the muse um and saw the huge e1ectr1ca1 map of the battlefleld wlth xts colored hghts to help us under stand better the three day battle ,1- Sn' ,, llll -+4-I- '15 fovTH J fn: wx. ff rg I I I I ou ' ' ' , . , - 'd 3- x v 7 4 1. !-' E -NW ,MN 1 - WN Y' 2 I b I 1 l 1, iqzii,-V ff , K 44.5 1, V ' ,, 5:5220 ' ' - -X n by K ' e I' 8 'M :T '

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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

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-l Q 1. 4 .R . has.- -vv -...L I. , .JH Edward Appel and Dennis Beachman 7662 . pw- Nj-Q 52-f -l ,....1..-.2-,..., Ta-ran-ta-ra, Ta-ran-ta-ra v-'r AAX Left ro Right: Gloria l-lolzhauer, Phyllis Williams, Sara Jane Brubaker, Joanne Haverstick, Ioan Baumbach, Richard Findley Glenn Rineer Ronald Landis Enos Groff Richard Rhoads Edward Appel HIS ditty taken from Pinafore may give an idea of the infrequency with which Gilbert and Sullivan operettas are presented by high schools of our size. These nineteenth century English operettas are difficult to per form, but Mr. Ryan, our music director is capable of doing difficult things. With the able assistance of Miss Straley in the dialogue and staging, our operettas have been successful H M. S. PINAFORE presented in 1950 was the first in a series of three. We were sophomores, then, and were proud of our classmate who was one of the 'leads.' Ed Appel was Sir Joseph, the ruler of the Queen s Nav The next year we did better with six leads in Pirates of Penzance--Ed Appel Joanne Andrew, and .Tack Ferich playing major roles and Ruth Anne Yuninger, Janet Mowrer, and Flossie Quinn having lesser roles Battle coming up .... Poor Papa!