West Shore High School - School Memories Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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A I -:QQ L JL SENIGR BALL Dear Diary: This night of nights was wonderful in every respect-fun, food, frivolity, and fatigue. The date, January 23, 1954, will never be forgotten as a most memorable evening of our Senior year. I'm glad I kept my fingers crossed before this date, because luckily it didn't snow. Even though a few of us sort've missed Allenberry and went to Carlisle. we finally arrived-'tBetter late than never. Oh, and the food! All the fellas had seconds and thirds-it was so delicious. Of course, diary, you might know, Nancy Ritter, tripped down the stairs amid the laughter of Patti, Carol and Peggy. In as much as we, the students, anxiously anticipated this event, diary, the faculty enjoyed themselves immensely dancing to the music of Will Fisher's Orchestra. Every now and then as you would be dancing you'd see a flash in the room. But it was just Mr. Shahian, our photographer, taking pictures. Diary, it's well past my bed time tonight and even though we will participate in other activi- ties the Senior Ball will always hold an everlasting niche in our hearts. It is very early in the morning and I am so weary so- Goodnight. MARGIE 'J

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lst Rovs Diane Bowman Secretary Alvs Conrad Treasurer Znd Ron Inza C Bentz Class Dean Jack Rhoads Vice President Donald bhox er President JUNIOR CLASS With numb fingers these rosy- cheeked juniors were the ones who handed to you your candy, popcorn, hot dogs, and steaming coffee. This was the first largest money-making effort for the labors of this commit- tee. The success of their Junior Play can be fully accredited to Miss Inza C. Bentz, Class Dean. An An- thony Arms play, it was entitled 'Rack the Gypperf' presented to an enlightened student assembly on February 3rd. Their annual class party and Gettysburg trip were the main highlights of this Junior year. Since the operetta, Captain of the Guard was presented this year in the '54 season, these hard-working students helpfully solicited the many ads for the production. After many months of anticipated waiting the Junlor Senior Prom was held at the Hershey Hotel lst Rom Lflleman Vtard klrkpalrlck Buuman Conley 'tlaulfaxr Hcrrold Helghes Horner Graham Kollcr Shelter Slough Vlalcotl Bower kern 'nd Ron Vlcarw Look lnglc Telmncio Best Human Xnghn Shetter Smith Stehman Bair Stoner Jenkins Ammons 46 - '3 ' ' .U .'- ' - 'Z . - , ' y I sm 5 A V A , 1' W , . 4,7 l-.,Vj- , 151, ze.- . A ,. f- lg wi-, H v .V I -40, l - vt 4. Q A . 4.11, --j-.'.'. t 4.1 V 1 , '. 4, f i , 1 . ' . - r . ' . ,X . , . -- , , , - ': ,'. . . ' . .. ' , 1 . . . - . , , J,