West York Area High School - La Memoria Yearbook (York, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

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Q fllcl Qwest Ycorlk High Schofoll pzvswzfs , 4 gif 1' Y - 13 3 T lx 3 ffl, if .IL iw tf S--X + , 5 V AW Erfzhf'-1'1f-Cfz Alf 1g!f.Y1'l1L1x',s'-.1lzlllrlgfl' BARBARA FOUST ELMER SHEARER Na P' in F'- 'Q-dbx -rr' 4525- J 'navy' DED I IN HUMBLE GRATITUDE and appreciation to one whose kindly thoughts and interests have helped to guide us through our high school careers, we proudly dedicate this 1947 edition ot La Memoriam to our friend and teacher- C1zr'z'1'1z F. Kopp Cofzfcwfs Administration Graduates U ndergrads Organizations Sports Features QW W 6 ,fd + + K 'L i 4- 'F '-1 'I' ki qv lg? - .sri -QQ lfLl : -:1?fw. 34 , V - Ifnf, - 7' r x ' W i h Z: .R Li? 1 I , 13. ,gi IIIIMI ISTRIITIII Left to Right Mr Gross Mr Ioseph Mr Rebert Mr K1stler Mr Gentzler Mr Wlldlisln Mr Exsenhcri Mxss Mcmges Board of Educcrtzon 1946 47 CHARLES H GRoss Pres1dent EMORY C IOSEPH VICG Presldent CATHERINE M MANGES Treasurer PAUL Z. KISTLER fnon-member! ............ ....,..........,.,.... S ecretcry EARL H WILDASIN GEORGE E REBERT HERMAN A GENTZLER H WESTLEY EISENHAR1' Page 8 Duector Dlrector DIIGCYOI' D1rector A. H. MARTIN 1fz1'wfk1fQvf1'f1ffb17 Greetings-Class of 1947 ANOTHER YEAR has passed, and for the majority ot the members oi the Class of 1947, twelve successive years have been spent in our public schools, where you have been awaiting one of the hap- piest days ol your lives, the receiving of your coveted marks of distinction, your diplomas. High School graduation is highly prized by all, and to many it surpasses the thrills and delights ot a College or University Sheepskin. High School days will linger longer in the minds ot young men and women than any other school days. Com- mencement Night is the pinnacle ot your eitorts and success in public school work. Then the dawn of a new day approaches with new and heavier responsi- bilities before you. I hope and trust that a solid foundation has been laid for you so that you may continue to build ever upward and onward toward higher goals of success. Respectfully yours, TO YOU, the members of the Class ot l947, our best wishes tor success in the future. In the few years we have spent together we have tried, in our school community, to prepare you to step into a larger community-a community which is now the world, perhaps some day one world. It we have aided you to develop the ability to think straight, to make in- telligent decisions, to realize the potency ol truth, we shall have started you on your way to being a better citizen oi a better world. .Wi Principal Page 9 Supervising Principal P. E. POFF Fzlvzzffy 5 A lifhki? 'fa 4' gli 'X f ,W-Q. ANNA L. MORRIS CLARA M. LENTZ af' fi 5 GRETA M. Krsra English and Language Grammar and the better Eng- lish, French, and Latin litera- ture are presented in English and language classes in the hope that we will use them to the best of our ability in the future. ELIZABETH SENFT ROY RUDISILL Page 1U Facwfzj JUNE RA GILBERT DAVID E. BECKMYER Mathematics and e Sciences The Whys and wherefores of matter and motion, organic and inorganic substances and corn- pounds, the science ot life, and exact relations between quanti- ties and operations are the core of all problems presented by these instructors. in CURVIN F. KOPP -f--44 CAROLL POSEY CHARLES H. RINEHART CARL E, WALKER Page l l Ffzmffy DOROTHY M. ILGENFRITZ CHARLES FALKLER ANNA L, ORNER CARL E. WALKER Physical Education Instructions for keeping our bod- ies physically fit through indoor and outdoor exercises, sports, and games are given in health and gym classes. Commercial Intensive training in typewrit- ing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and related business subjects in preparation for vocational du- ties is the aim of this department. 4's,f5I5 IUNE R. GILBERT Page 12 '?-X' fuzz' GRETA M. KISE Social Studies History and social studies, past, present, and future, were dis- cussed with us students by the faculty ot the Social Studies De- partment so that We may know the causes tor and results of past events and may be able to cope With present and future problems. CHARLES F. THOMAS I. WESLEY WISE Page 13 Flflfllflfjf CHARLES H. RICHARDS ROY RUDISILL ALLEN E. ZINN FIIUHZW 4,3 BEATRICE GENTZLER I HARRIET OSBURN Arts A systematic use of knowledge and skill in making or doing things is the chief purpose of this department. Fine and in- dustrial arts, cooking, sewing, and an occasional stroll to the library constitute our activities here. VIRGINIA WEIRMAN PHILIP DOUGLAS RICHARD REIFF Page 14 Spfcvkzf Sc'1'wZzu Medical Assistants Mrs. Gladys Gable and Miss Amy Shambaugh, our able den- tal and medical assistants, aid Doctors Gibson Stine and Hed- ley Rutland in their examina- tions of the students. C' u stodians Credit for the tidy appearance of our school and surrounding grounds goes to C. C. Miller and William Welcomer, better known as Si and Billy, our most able janitors. GLADYS GABLE AMY SHAMBAUGH CYRUS MILLER WILLIAM WELCOMER Page I5 34 -x I Page l G 'O ss. Come on team-let's go The cheerleaders and mayorettes pre pare to meet Red LIOH L1ve to Learn Learn to LIVE regard less of the weather Our beloved faculty shows us how to play basketball It s ll 57 and M1ss MOIIIS feels empty Ouch' Iohnnv and Donny battle 1t out Mrs Werrman and her helpers serve hungry students A peak mto the Wrestlmg Room GHIIIIUIITES Sfwzbr Cfazss President Vice-President . Assistant Secretary Assistant Treasurer Historians . . . Class Adviser . PALMER E. POFF Secretary . . , . Treasurer . . . . OFFICERS WILLIAM HEIDLEBAUGH . . ,SHERMAN HAAs ,Duoms SLoAN ,BARBARA Fousr . . , , ,Doms ZECH . Hmmm-:'r Hznsx-msn . , . ,IUNE MARKEY IANH WEAVER , .PALMER E. Pon' Lett to Right: Deloris Sloan, Sherman Haas, Iune Markey, William Heidlebaugh, Barbara Foust, Ianet Weaver, Doris Zech, Harriet Hershner. Page 18 CHARLES ARNOLD 33 North Gotwalt Street Commercial BETTY IANE BAER 1721 Orange Street Commercial GERALD W. BECK 1422 Stanton Street Charlie Commercial Becky CHARMAINE ANNA BENTZ 1630 West Market Street Ianie Academic Connie Alma 11 I IZIIW' SHARON IEANNINE BAILEY SHIRLEY ELAINE BLATT 1321 West Philadelphia Street 807 Linden Avenue Academic Bailey Commercial Shirley STERLING BAKER PAUL BRODBECK Shrewsbury Commercial Seven Valleys Bake Academic Brody Page 19 IOHN B. COPENHEAVER, IR, WILLIAM E. BROWN, IR. 109 North Highland Avenue 1035 West Princess Street Academic Coop Academic Brownie FREDA MAE ENGLE WANDA CADY 1431 West King Street 1262 West Princess Street Commercial Fritz Academic Wanda Y'-Q West York High, West York High, Wa, gm PATRICIA IANE FOOSE DELORES D. FALKENSTEIN Route 4 1102 West Poplar Street Academic Pat Commercial NDS? BARBARA ANN FOUST PATRICIA ANN FISHE1.. 1132 West King Street Seven Va11eY5 Commercial Tubby Academic PGY Page 20 CHARLES E. GENTZLER WILLIAM GREIMAN 1035 West College Avenue 1711 Orange Street Academic Red Commercial Bill RICHARD E. GLADFELTER IEAN MAY GROSS 41 North Sumner Street 2581 West Philadelphia Street Commercial Chink Commercial uleannie You're very dear to me. IEANNE R. GOOD MERLE EUGENE GUNNET Route l Route 1, Spring Grove Commercial Goodie Academic Meri ROBERT GOULDEN SHERMAN WEHLER HAAS 1230 West Princess Street Route 1, Thomasville Academic Bob Commercial Haas Page 21 DOREENE N. HOFFMAN WILLIAM G. HEIDLEBAUGH 1508 West Philadelphia Street 1437 Worth Street Commercial Reny Academic Bill ANNA ROMAINE HOKE HARRIET ANN HERSHNER Route 3, Spring Grove 1215 West King Street Academic Ann Academic Hatty I 2 I Your happy days are passing by, THELMA T. KING ELEANOR V. KALEY 1394 White Sire-91 1233 West King Street Commercial Tillie Academic HKCIIGY' AUDREY IOANNE KISSINGER ROBERT LEONARD KING 1415 West King Street Rome 2 Academic NIO Commercial i'Bob' Page 22 EDWARD C. KLINEDINST CARL R. KOTTCAMP 1549 West Philadelphia Street l505 West Philadelphia Street Academic Ed Academic Red THELMA M. KLINEDINST RICHARD A. KROUT l428 Stanton Street 510 North Highland Avenue Commercial Puss Commercial Kroutie 46' . 1 r But thoughts ot thee will never die. BETTY IANE KNAUB MARY IANE LENHART l409 Filbert Street 220 South Adams Street Commercial Bets Commercial jamie MARY IANE KOCHENOUR LORRAINE LENTZ Route 4 508 North Highland Avenue Academic lanie Academic Suzy' Page 23 WILLIAM LOWE WILLIAM A.. LIST Shrewsbury 114 North Gotwalt Street Academic Bill Academic Bill ANNAMARIE LUCKENBAUGH WILLIAM E. LITTLE Route 3, Spring Grove 1629 Monroe Street Academic Red Commercial Bill With all thy glory e'er before us, MARY E. NESS IUNE D. MARKEY 1258 West Princess Street 1126 West King Street Commercial Ness Commercial ulunie CARL V. ORTALE GLENDORA E. MICKLEY 1950 West Market Street Thomasville ACC1demiC lr. Academic Duck Page 24 IOSIE ALDINE REED IOANNE ANNETTE RUTH 1019 West Market Street 1637 Monroe Street Commercial loey Commercial i'lO SHERMAN B, REIKERD STERLING R. SCHMOHL 1284 West Princess Street 1553 West Market Street Academic Sherm Commercial HTOHG Thy praises we will sing. JOAN ROBERTS IOHN E. SCHWARTZ 1745 West Orange Street 1113 West Poplar Street Commercial Chris Commercial Iol'mny RAYMOND ROHRBAUGH ROMAINE ALICE SEE 1418 West Philadelphia Street 1316 West Philadelphia Street Academic Evi Commercial Seeweed Page 25 ELMER E. SHEARER NEVIN SENFT 1519 Monroe Street Route 1, Spring Grove Commercial Shearer Academic BUSH RICHARD C. SHELTON SARAH ANN SENFT 1121 West Princess Street Thomasville Commercial Wiss Academic Sqg' 'G' 5'-. West York High, West York High, GLADYS L. SMITH MARGARET l. SHETRONE 1493 West Philadelphia Street 1494 West Princess Street Commercial Gladys Commercial UMGFQ' GLENN L. SNYDER DELORIS MAY SLOAN Route 1, Seven Valleys 1583 West Poplar Street Academic Clem Commercial HSOUPYH Page 26 LOIS ESLE SPANGLER DONALD R. STRAUSBAUGH 2703 West Market Street Route l Commercial Spang Commercial Strausie' ETHEL CECELIA STAMBAUGH IANET RUTH WEAVER Menges Mills 2601 West Philadelphia Street Commercial Blondie Commercial Wee Wee' You're very dear to me. RALPH F. STAUCH PHILIP WEAVER 1921 West Philadelphia Street 2601 West Philadelphia Street Academic Stull Commercial Phil IANE MADELINE STEINHAUER HELEN WENTZLER 1135 West Poplar Street 1728 West Philadelphia Street Commercial laney Academic Helen Page 27 .4 3 AR DORIS E. ZECH EVERITT L, KLINEDINST 1626 Monroe Street 1428 Stanton Street Academic Cleo Commercial Lindy Closy Poem OUR FAREVVELLH By DELORIS SLOAN The time has come for us to part, We'll bid our fond farewell, And hold treasured memories in our heart, There, for evermore to dwell. Our minds wander back to forty-one, How we laltered and felt so lost, The work and problems that had to be done, The bridges that had to be crossed. Time made us a little bolder, We tried to do what We thought right, We marked our gains in lite's folder, We fought on with all our might. Some succeeded where others failed, We want to remember those, too- Taking both kinds to be unveiled, To make a whole world's review. We're passing to life's great vastness, Not knowing the outcome or why, Striving forever toward happiness- Waiting the World's right reply. Dear West York High, we love you- And all those who helped us through, We'll always be thinking of you, Our last fond farewell to you! Clays Colors Class Flower CHERRY AND GOLD AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE Class Motto BE THE BEs'r or WHATEVER You ARE Page 28 C0155 Song By IUNE MARKEY AND IOANNE KISSINGER Tune: HOME I Dear West York High, The time to part is here before us, No longer shall we carry on. We say Good-bye, With memories of lun and laughter, That live in our hearts long after we've gone. We'll miss all the teachers and the fun, West York High, you've taught us one by one Dear West York High, Farewell to all we have shared, No other can compare with you. II Memories so dear, We'll hold in our hearts' embraces, With sad and tearful faces, we go. All we have learned, Was gained through your kind endurance, You've given us assurance, we know. Through your lofty portals we have passed, The forty-seven graduating class. Farewell to thee, We'll always be thinking of you, The class of forty-seven loves you, WEST YORK HIGH. Page 29 ivory of the Class 0 I 94 7 ON AUGUST 30, 1943, one hundred forty-six young hopefuls entered West York High School as Freshmen. Timid and shy but, nevertheless, determined, we advanced through the Hallowed Halls of Knowledge. l944 found us filled with even more spirit and determination. Choosing cherry and gold as our class colors and receiving our felt goods made us feel more important than ever. A traditional event of the year was the annual Sophomore Hallowe'en party. The class party at the Kottcamp bungalow ended our Sophomore year. 1945 found us more sure than ever. We were second to the Seniors, and we, as Iuniors, received social prominence such as we had never known. The main event of our Iunior year was the mock wedding assembly program. Another class party at the Kottcamp bungalow ended our Iunior year. 1946, our big year, had finally arrived. There were only seventy-two of us now. Many happy events took place in our Senior year, among which were selling hot dogs and soda at football games, receiving our class pictures, choosing and receiving our announcements and name cards, the editing of La Memoria, and the production of the Senior Class Play, Young April. Our biggest worries consisted of chemistry unknowns and typing budgets, which seemed to be small worries as the end drew nearer. Three events ended our happy days at West York High: Class Day, when the Seniors presented their own program, Baccalaureate Services, and the most memorable and solemn event that rewarded all our efforts-Commencement. Grateful to go out into a world at peace, we bravely, but sadly, bid fare- well to our Alma Mater. Page 30 C QUUM I8 Nw. 4 Txff ?x C fe I , ,f A' 'Xwf 'fl-'ix I X X f f gig 'ff ' 'W 1 ff, 'xg 'ff ' X A QT' 55k-X 'wiv -at lk, N N W K ' . A f' lv 2 4 ' xx N f x X fff X ! X 4 ,f X7 xxx' U IJIERIIRIIIIS Zll7Z07'S 'K Left to Right Raymond Boyer Lois Hoffman Mr Beckmyer Doris Ness Iohn Hoffman OFFICERS President . ....., ,.... ...., . , . RAYMOND Bonn Vice-President .. ., , Ioan Morrmr Secretary ,,,. . , Lois HOFFMAN Treasurer . . . .,,,... Doms Ness Adviser .... D. E. BECKMYER THE ELECTION of Iunior Class officers was held at the first class meeting in September. Many plans both social and educational were made for the coming months. In October we traveled to Indian Steps a trip which proved helpful in our study of the early Indian tribes of this locality. During the month of November one could hear the hum and buzz of Iuniors discussing class jewelry. Everyone was happy when the order was received a few days before Christmas. But, the event that gave us the most enjoyment of all was the institution of what we hope will be an annual event, our prom for the Seniors on May lU. Page 32 Lett to Right Fxrst Row Dolores Eyster Norma Iecm Smlth Betty Brown Helen Bricker Delores Datfendoll Ianet Mae Myers Audree Poli Carlon Rmehart Second Row Dean Harbold Iohn Kramer Rlchard Doll Emxly Lxttle Lots Llght Luther Falkenstexn Rxch ard Ault Herbert Marley Third Row Donald Alwood Wxlham Ortale Blame Klme dmst Robert Grube Robert Shaub Neal Sunday Herbert Schmidt Robert Ba1r Fourth Row Rodney Ioseph Robert Baum C1a1r Rau Robert Dolhexmer Donald Zergler Archle Mlller Ronald Becker Wllford Fourhman 2 Lett to Right First Row Dons Marshall Lots Ort Marguerlte Stambaugh Wllda Hess Mildred Lee Stltt Marlene Sterner DEtta Hoke Phylhs Gemmrll Second Row Thomas Malxn Iohn Moffatt Rrchard Glllesple Hester Deardortf Nancy Hellman Wll ham Iacobs Robert Young Ioseph Barley Thzrd Row Davxd Martin Kenneth Gross W1lllG.U1 Ketterman Walter Albright Robert Copenheaver Luther Wolgamuth Donald Mtckley Roger Crlswell Richard Beck Page 33 11-1 , . , ' 5 I I I I I I - 11- I I I I ' ' I I I I I ' I ' I I I Q, 464' tcl sm xlf 'N Lett to Hrght First Row Audrey Myers Phylhs May Iacquelme Wagaman Fay Brown Nancy Hood Ianet Kerr Patsy Koller Delores Ness Second Row Annabel Rohrbaugh Romame Falkenstem Charmalne Falkenstem l..o1s Channell Dorls Kopp Phyllls Berkhelmer Betty Stevens LOIS Kellenberger Thelma Enterlme Third Row Charles Kraft Iohn Spangler Robert Lauchman Paul Stover Eugene Dellmger 11-4 Lett to Hrght Frrsi Row Evelyn Sechrxst Laurle Spahr Elame Grelman Martha Siam baugh Delores Kornbau Charmame Ioseph Norma Eyster Iacquelme Iury Clara lane Horner Lols Hoffman Second Row Charles Loose Dons Ness Phyllls SChldlng Delores Moul Anna Mae Hake Vxrgxma Shearer Rachel Hamme Delores Bahn Ray mond Boyer Third Row Merle Messlnger Arthur May Donald Elllott lack Deal Robert Wagner Iames Odell Davrd Mllne Ronald Myers Iohn Alwood Marsden Stambaugh Donald Markey Page 34 l I gf, A , xg 't ' . 5 .. ,rdf A 4? , A yyrr ,. gf . , Q , J , K si , I S . 9 X C 9 Y Q, f . ' C is 7 5 ' f ii 2 V 5 , , K 1 f . L 5 , Y , WL 2 , s it A 4 f f . X Wt 4' 4 4 , W A L 5 , - I I ' . f W l X w, V 1 , - t 2 a Y , ' us. 1 ' ! . I , I f . ' , ' . , , , , V 5 I I 1 ' I I I ' I I I 1 - - 7 1 . 1 . , . President . . Vice-President ..., Secretary Treasurer Adviser . . . OFFICERS Soplzomorczs' DONALD SLENKER , , RONALD Gunsm- . ., PHYLLIS PLATH HAROLD Bnoxsusl-um: . . . . I. Wssrsv Wise ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN Sophomores gathered in Room 20 the first and third Friday of each month to hold our class meetings. Our class colors were changed from maroon and gold to cherry and white Our class flower remains the Talisman rose. The two main events of the year were the ordering of our felt goods in October and the annual Sophomore Ha1lowe'en Party held in the gymnator- ium. when fun and food reigned supreme. Left to Right: Harold Brokenshire, Ronald Gilbert, Donald Slenker, Phyllis Mr. Wise. ef' N ' , ,fy 4 .1 Plath, Page 35 M WW., -.6 fuk 9 i DQ L' ,A Lett to Right First Row Doris Dahlheimer Susan Smyser Dolores Baker lean McAl lzster Pauline Moore Ruby Bare Mary Lou Myers Second Row Harold Brokenshlre Curvm Senft, Robert Cochran, Evelyn Gross, Glenn Hcrmme, Ralph Ashton, Daniel Lefever Third Row Ronald Gilbert, Dale Berkheimer, Ross I-topple, Marvin Marsteller, Donald Slenker, Ioseph Aldinger 1 0-Z Lett to Right, First Row: Gloria Lauer, Betty Neal, Phyllis Plath, Nancy Everhart, Beatrice Swartz, Ray Urich, Stewart Spangler, William Brydia. Second Row: Leon Senft, Vernon Becker, lean Shauck, Eugene Strausbaugh, Robert Younker, Harlan Mummert, Dennis Myers, Byron King. Third Row.' Robert Senft, Harold Deardortf, Marlet Brodbeck, Robert Myers, William Deckman, Harry Reynolds, William Weaver, Lester De Grott. Page 36 Left to Rrght Frrst Row Iean Gruver Patty Harper lean Cavanaugh Dons Keener Norma Iean Hull Nancy Aldxnger Donald Holtzapple Claxr Gladfelter Perry Myers Paul Dlehl Second Row Anna Mae Hoover Helen Kraft Kathaleen Zellers Madelme Boyer Maryory Farnham Nancy Keller Glorla Firestone Delores Baker Iva Carroll Rose Luckenbaugh Thrrd Row Damel Stoner Glenn Mlller Donald Hoover Nolan Hengst Paul Hoffman Wlllldm Markel Mark Reeves Freda Lease Margaret Kessler -4 Left to Right Frrst Row Ruth Stough Nancy Zartman Ioan Myers Dalphme W1lmUII Patty ODell Ruth Etta Reachard Delorxs Prrce Mary Sxmth Second Row Darlene Stough Mary Hovls Vrola Smlth Paulxne Rupprecht AVICC Damey Marguerite Smxth Delores Wagaman Alene Sharp Third Row Iacob Zellers Peter Phtt Mearl Rudlslll lean Stemhauer Evelyn Myers Arthur Smallwood Lee Zellers Fourth Row Nevm Stambaugh Carl Patterson Lawrence Smlth Donald Smxth Maynard Zellers Thomas Milne Iohn Crlswell Burnell Mummert Ruby Erb K ?f Page 37 10-3 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 , , . f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 I I I ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ,IQ . Q . '5 , If A . 3 ' X l . . xi . n 'if 3 xl. ,Q Q '-1,33 57-fx fi I t 1? 4 V -- 1 N Q ' i V 4 l.. , 1f x . . l , 9 . v y ' D 1 'Aff e ' , . 7 1 4 1 1 . , e K ' 1 x 11 1 1 A g . . 1 v 1, Freslzmm 1 :fl Left to Right: Glenn Frey, lack Taylor, Philip Buck, Ianet Gladfelter, Mr. Rinehart. OFFICERS President . ..i. .. ,.., ,,... G LENN FREY Vice-President ....... PHILIP BUCK Secretary . ,. .... IANET GLADFELTER Treasurer . .....,. IACK TAYLOR Adviser ..,. C. H. RINEHART FRESHMEN! At last we have a name all our own and may participate in many activities from which we were barred in previous years. The first few weeks were a bit confusing, until our schedules were com- pletely arranged and our classes organizedg but after that we settled down to good hard work. The closing of the school year brought our Ninth Grade Promotion Exer- cises, which had been anticipated with great joy by many, but with anxiety by a few. Page 38 Left to Right First Row Bonnle Rudlstll Reta Trone Iean Rmehart Elatne Bollxnger Helen Rudlslll Maybelle Luckenbcmgh Rosemary Stambaugh Gertrude Bentzel Ieanne Elsenhart Second Row Ierry Sowers El Berta Shultz Nancy March Maxme Keeler Dorothy Wentzler Ioan Barr Evelyn Doll Wxlham Brenneman Thomas Red mond Thlrd Row Rlchard Barley Roderxck Kmley Earl Wmand Austxn Edgmgton Lee Exsenhart Denn1s Hoke Donald Spahr Wllham Wolgamuth Harry Landxs Fourth Row Phlhp Shultz Harold Lehr Malcolm Lentz Dale Arnsherger Gene l-louseal Iohn Smlth Ray Renoll Edgar Swartz Lett to Rlght Fxrst Row Carolyn Reddmg Alxce Davts Martha Lxttle Ann Bankert 'oyce Hardy Mary Hllker Betty Excholtz Iudrth Bntcher Ann Cxcero Second Row Marlyn Holtzapple Ammon Doll Harold Koller Iennxier Brxtcher Anna Mae Rohr oaugh Robert Shetier Gerald Gmgerlch Paul McC1eary Warren D1ehl Thzrd Row Stephen Malm Lester Gross Marvm Hetrlck Rtchard Green Gerald Spangler Eph ralm Shefler Paul Elllott Eugene Ness Fourth Row Donald Plunkett Gary Rentzel Ellsworth Myers Rlchard Roberts Davld Hoover Kenneth Gentzler George Dler dortt Stewart Runk l l Page 39 9-1 . : . , . I I I I 1 - ' : I I 1 I 9-2 I I I I - I I I I I ' I I I I - , . Left to Right First Row Ioan Coleman Isabel Gemmlll Loulse Delhnger lean Culp lean Smner Leona Sheffer Margaret Sheffer Rozella Knaub Norma Alwood Second Row Gwendolyn Grove Ehnor Hoffman Ioan Kerr Dorxs lckes Ianlce Elchelberger Frances Lzvesay Dorothy Gentzler Nancy Brenneman Dorcas Webb Thzrd Row Gerald Slagle Ervxn Nace Robert Routson Rhoda L1Vll'lgSlOl'l9 Carmen Spangler IanetP1ttenger Rosalle Taylor lack Nace Bradley Nrckey Fourth Row Clark Thomas lohn Emlg Carson Ioseph Glenn Fry Charles Gelselman Louxs Burkhart Donald Left to Right Fzrst Row Leah Yeager Phyllls Laughman Dawn Godfrey Ianet Glat felter Nancy Wlldasm Patsy Welker DEtta Rennoll Margaret Alwme Norma Kess ler Pearl Albrlght Second Row Gerald Heckert Ioan Sweltzer Hazel Spangler LOIS Hoffman Loretta Hess Patsy Rxtz Relda Trlmmer Carole Hostler Lols Lmebaugh Ruth Gettys Third How Sherman Becker Clyde Gotwal! Raymond Pope Lee Werk mg Wllllam Washburn Lloyd Lehr W1ll1am lckes Phlllp Hoover Bllly Wagner Arthur Nlspel Page 40 9-3 D , , I ' . I, I , I , . I . . l ' ,,,. ' : . I 1 1 . 1 l I Becker, William Warner. 9-4 ' . . ' ' , ' . ' i . , , , . I 1 I 1 I 1 I . . I . ' : , , , - Left to Rrght Fxrst Row Marlene Mlller VIVIGH Hoover Phyllls Hoffman Glorxa Ann Spahr Iosephme Smyser Mae Myers Norma Plymxre Dons Crust Dons Tharp Mar guerxte Zellers Second Row Robert Gelger Mahlon Glatfelter Nellle Mae Glatfelter Pauhne Toomey Thelma Becker Alberta Shoemaker Ioan Fencll Dareen Mlckley Ray Mummert Lawrence Kraft Thzrd Row Robert Brady Iack Taylor Ray Wagner W1ll1am Douglas Vaughn Wlnter Iack Swartz Marlyn Stump George Zelgler Granvxlle Deyton jllllvmnrlam KENNETH GENTZLER a member of the Class of 1950 actlve ln sports and school affaxrs who ched Ianuary ll 1947 Page 41 IXN P--ll 81 Let! to Rzght, Frrst Row Sundra Ness, Edlth Unger, Arlene Moul, Norma Iean Merci wlg, Sarah Ann Strayer, Ieanne Schwartz, Ianet Knoch, Patsy Iohnson Second Row Robert Berkhermer, Thelma Gentzler, Sara Mhnd1S, Evelyn Gladfelter, Mary lane Bankert, Barbara Aldlnger, lane Khnedrnst, Gene Wrse Third Row Iames Cover, Clark Hayes, Davrd Harrts, Eugene Snyder, Fred Rehmeyer, Gerald Stambaugh, Iames Dzehl, Ioseph Altland 82 Lett to Rzght, Fzrst Row Dorothy Kaley, Carla Ortale, Anna May Sowers, Betty Plxtt, Mary Ann Mosebrook, Patsy Weaver, Ianet Albaugh, Mary Ellen Berkhelmer Second Row V1rg1n1a Hardy, Harnet Swartz, MGFIOH VVr1ght, Betty Elliott, Ioan Getz, Don Stehmcm, Elvm Clark, George Gladtelter Thzrd Row Lawrence Brydra, Iohn Sentt, Iohn Rxchards, Dale Heltzel, Robert Shlve, George Neely, Robert Mlller Page 42 'Q ,tt 355. , QQ l, yr E , V a r L A jatx . f . tg 5 r 5 .1 4 tw 4 xarzxyf , ',, Efglzfb Gmzfct THIS YEAR our adjustment period was over, cmd we could help our new friends around like old hands. Knowing more about the various organiza- tions, many of us chose the ones we thought we would enjoy carrying through tor the next few years. At the end of the second semester, we iilled in our advance schedule sheets for next year's schedule of classes and extracurricu- lar activities. 8-3 Left to Right, First Row: Shirley Olewiler, Patty Anderson, Mary Ellen Haverstock, Ruth Wilderson, Rosemarie Gallagher, Mary Neely, Dolores Heltzel, Phyllis Tarbert. Second Row: Lindley Light, Iames Moul, Yvonne Stoll, Elaine Shelton, Margaret Hardy, Yvonne Stallman, Ioyce Davis, Flo Ritz. Third Row: Iames Lease, Charles Kauffman, lack Myers, Charles Boyer, William Zech, Robert Smith, Iames Knaub, Luther Danley. 1 Page 43 V' new . , I ' '-,.,,,.... .E Q . 5 i 5 3 V ,Q V .1 X' -A - A . . ' . D J V ' , ,M-..----. ar' - QM A . I W..,.....--ww new X - 5 B ' A N ' lu 4 B 4 Q . N... . ' 'X' f . M 6 . f ' lf . . ' 1 x Q - . ' Q 4 li' f 14-.tv-A A .. ' . , I N 1-1 , - ' - r A , ,C KM., N, 5 KQIQ .. , , - . 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Lett to Right First Row Norma lean Weaver Delores Taylor loan Shunk Ioanne Myers Phyllls Martxn Glorla Copenheaver Patrlcra Duncan Bonnle Smeltzer Susan Spahr Barbara Oerman Second Row Waldron Myers Charles MUnd1S Betty Slple Gerry Berkhetmer Nada Brownwell Norma Barnes Bonme Toomey Patrrcra Iohnson Bruce Brown Donald Knlpple Thzrd Row Gene Kessler Teddy Snellbaker Rlchard Denms Arthur Cool' Donald Keller Edward Gallagher Erwm Shelter Karl Petry Marlet Ifrexser Robert Schaszberger Edwm Aldmger 72 Lett to Rzght First Row LOIS Stambaugh Barbara Iuty Ioanne Leathery Barbara Meyers Phyllls Shaffer Delores Shaffer Dorrs Keener Iaruce Klme Ioyce Krout Naoml Gentzler Second Row Robert Stump Fred Koller Iohn Ebaugh Rachel Na1ll Patsy Shepperd Betty Shepperd Carol Wllderson Iames Herman Donald Brady Rrchard Thomas Thrrd Row Harry Palmer Iohn Doll Edward Bates lack Buck Rus sell Aldmger Eugene Smrth Donald Culp Iuel Snyder Charles Wolgamuth Page 44 Scfzvmflz Grade WE FIRST experienced that grown-up feeling when we entered the portals ot West York High last September, Arranging schedules, finding our way around to our new classes, and meeting new teachers were only a few of our many experiences. The three sections held Hallowe'en parties after school in our respective home rooms. 7-3 Left to Right, First Row: Charmaine Strausbaugh, Patricia Myers, Barbara Bechtel, Doris Copenheaver, Elaine Sinner, Iune Frock, Iean Clark, Lois Richards, Marion Moul. Second Row: Russell Horn, Iames Nagle, Donald Lauer, Gloria Ness, Ruth Anna Sowers, Geraldine Davis, Ann Sands, lack Myers, Charles Olezewski, Iohn Zeigler, Stanley Krout. Third Row: Richard Kehm, Robert Lentz, Robert Tome, Kenneth Hibner, Iarnes Altland, Ronald Strine, Russell Dubbs, Rodney Boyer, Paul Smith. 'lil Q m , s 1 f 4 f 5 , . A ll Page 45 Mn o 47,344 v all Page 46 1-Xlms for the love of the Semor Class Forty hve mlnutes before game tlme lake or Lee? The Treasury Department Doctor Rutland exammes the Semors thrs and more too keeps Rextt thln B111 s Boy Scout deed tor a snowy day Peter Plxtt concentrates belleve 1t or no - UBGIINIZHTIIINS Ns Lf '3 'C5 -N WIl1Iam LIttle Dean Harhold Elmer Shearer Second Row MISS Senit Phylhs Plath Nancy Aldlnger Dorothy Kaley Sarah Ann Senft GercIldIne DavIs Mr Poff ThIrd Row DavId Harrls Edward Gallagher Robert Smlth Glenn Fry Iohn Moffatt Gary Rentzel Raymond Boyer Student Counczl OFFICERS PresIdeni WILLIAM HEIDLEBAUGH Vzce Preszdent IACK DEAL Secretary Treasurer ANNIIMARII: LucxI:NBI-IUGI-I PresIdent ot Student AssocIatIon WILLIAM LITTLE VIce PresIdent of Student I-lssocIatIon DEAN HARBOLD Advzsers PALMER E Port' ELIZABETH SENFT WITH MORE Student Government as llS Ob16Cl1V9 the Student Councll en tered 1lS n1nth year of exlstence under the guldance of thIs year s presIdent W1llIam HeIdlebaugh The Councll through the sp1endId cooperatIon and un derstandlng of all completed many pro1ects and plans durlng the school term Some ot the prolects completed were an assembly program presented by each home room the sellIng ot school pennants and school p1ns the bookplate wIth the 1nscr1ptIon They dIed nobly together In remembrance of the tour chap laIns ot World War II who gave theIr llves on February 3 1943 otf the coast ot Greenland observance of Student Week a noonday program for non resIdent students and the iormatIon ot the Flre Patrol Squad Due to the change In the constxtutlon ot our student body any SenIor Class member who IS In the Student C0unCll may become 1lS presIdent The presl dent of the Student Assoclatlon IS relleved of the task of belng Student Coun c1l Presldent Members who compose the Student Councll are the presIdent of each home room the presldents of the four upper classes four non resIdent students and the Student Assoclatlon presIdent and VlC9 presIdent Page 48 ll zl ' , 5 5' , M It - 'Q' I' 'f A jg? E - ' x Gt' X 1 N sf I is I I I I ' I Lett to Right, First Row: Robert King, Iack Deal, William Heidlebaugh, Annemarie Luckenbaugh, Citamard Society OFNCERS Prestdenf SHIRLEY BLAT1 Vtce Preszdent ANNA Hoxr: Secretary CHARMAINI: Bsurz Treasurer WANDA CADY Adv sez CLARA Moux. LrN'rz CURTAIN GO O O O ING UP' l 2 3 10 ll 12 rlngs 1n the ears of our young actors and actresses as they conclude an actlve year Search Me presented ln assembly on October 23 wtth Hearts and Rehearsal and selected by the faculty as the one they and the student body emoyecl most was presented ln compettttve actmg at the State Teachers Col lege M11lersv1lle on November l The members of the cast recelved many favorable comments on th1s productron At each meeting these d1l1gent students of the theater could be seen and heard performzng many strange antrcs for the xmprovement of thetr po1se speaklng ab1l1ty and contldence Cltamard recelved 1ts greatest pleasure when 1t was accepted as a chap ter of the Natlonal Thespran Soctety Wllh ten ot 1lS twenty f1Ve members qualltymg for admlsslon Let to Right Ftrst Row Irene Lamoreaux Ioste Reed Charmaine Bentz Shtrley Blatt Anna Hoke Wanda Cady Iacquelme Iury Second Row Mrs Lentz Nancy Everhart Helen Wentzler Harrlet Hershner Eleanor Kaley Nancy Alclmger Ruth Stouch Thtrd Row Ronald Myers Nancy Hood Ianet Mae Myers Audree Poff Sherman Retchard Harold Deardorfl Page 49 5 . tt 11 - - -1 11 . - 1- 11 1 1- 11 I - 1 1 - 1 . 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I f'.g:'f' ,L A 5 .2 ,fs 14 I ' I I - 1 J: , A , I r V Lett to Right F1rstRow Mlss Osburn Merle Gunnett Helen Wentzler Sarah Ann Senft Bar bara Foust Wandy Cady Delores Falkenstem nlmer Shearer Second Row Davld Martm Eleanor Kaley Ronald Myers Robert Dolhelmer Sterlmg Baker Robert Young Dons Kopp Rlchard Doll Nat1onal Honor OFFICERS Presrdent STERLING BAKER Soclety Vzce Presrdent RONALD MYERS Secretary HELEN Wr:N'rzr.r:R Adviser MISS Ossunu CHARACTER servlce leadershlp and scholarshlp const1tute the emblem and purpose of the Natlonal Honor Soclety The a1n1 of thls SOC1etY 15 to uphold goals whlch other pup1ls w1ll stnve to reach It attempts to set examples wh1ch wlll lnduce others to enllst ln worthy servlce For example lh1S year we conducted the Lost and Found Department To be ehglble lor candldacy pup1ls must ma1nta1n a scholastlc average of nmety per cent durlng the four hlgh school years and take part ln promotmg the welfare of the school Wlth the prevlously mentloned cardlnals as the basts of educatlon candldates are rece1ved Into membershlp durlng lmpres s1ve candlehght servxces once each semester Gold ptns representlng the flammg torch mernbershlp cards and Cefllll cates are presented to each pupll upon entrance The West York Hlgh chapter obtalned 1ts charter 1n the second semester ot the 1937 38 school year and began wlth nlneteen members After each lnstallatlon SQIVICG the society elects new ofhcers as no pupll may serve more than one term ln any ofhce Those who were elected to serve the hrst semester of the 1946 47 school year were Barbara Foust presldent Delores Falkensteln vlce presldent Sarah Ann Senft secretary Merle Gun nett treasurer Page 50 . ,,., . Treasurer .A . . .... . . . , ..,.. ,...,.,. E LMER SHEARER , . . , . , . . I . . . . I . . - , . I I I - , . ' - , 1 1 ' 1 I I ' , . L1brary Club Presrdent Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser OFFICERS SARAH ANN SENF1' IEAN Gnoss NANCY EVERHART Doms KOPP HARRIET OSBURN DEPENDABILITY scholarshlp character accuracy and general attltude are the basrc qualrfylng traits tor entrance lnto the Lrbrary Club Through ett1c1ent servlce the club alms to create a specral mterest 1n books and readmg Dutles ot the asslstant hbrarlans lnclude preparlng books tor shelvlng and workmg at the charge out desk Its outstandlng socral events of the year were the annual Chrrstmas party whrch brought brlght decoratlons 1nto the llbrary and a Llbrary Natlonal Honor SOC19tY Sprrng Dance Lett to Right F1rstHow Barbara Lehman Freda Lease Irene Lamoreaux Madeline Boyer Nancy Aldmger Nancy Keller Marlorle Farnham Wllda Hess D Etta Hoke Second Row Mlss Osburn Nancy Everhart Sarah Ann Senft Dorls Kopp Mlldred Lee Stltt Nancy Zartman Hester Dear clortt Annamarle Luclfenbaugh Anna Hoke Third Row Carlon Rmehart Audree Pofi Mary Smith Nancy Hellman, Ioan Myers Ianet Mae Myers Norma Iean Smlth Dons Marshall Page 51 . 1 -I I I I . . I - 1 1' 1. .I I ' ll V I I .ll ' Left to Right First Row Wanda Cady Eleanor Kaley Anna Hoke Betty Brown Annamarte Luckenbaugh Charmame Bentz Dorts Zech Nancy Everhart Beatrxce Swartz Delorls Prxce Second Row Mtss Gentzler Marlene Sterner Romame Falkenstem Delores Moul Anna Mae Hoke Mlldred Lee Stltt Delphtne Wxtman Madelme Boyer Harrlet Hershner Mary lane Kochenour Nancy Keller Third Row Margaret Shetrone Mary Lou Myers Ruby Bare lean McAll1ster Glendora Mtckley Helen Wentzler lrene Lamcreaux Alene Sharp Mearl Rudactlle Barbara Foust Fourth Row Dorxs Dahlhelmer Pauhne Moore Lols Hoffman Charmame Fal kenstem Phyllxs Berkhetmer Mary Smlth Barbara Lehman Dons Keener Audrey Myers Freda Lease Norma lean Smlth M zxed Chorus OFFICERS Pzesrdent CHARMAINE Br:N'rz Vzce Presrdent MARY IAN1: Kool-IENOUR Secretary SHIRLEY Burr Treasurer WANDA CADY Lrbrcmans NANCY EVERHART CHARMAINI: FALKENSTEIN Advrser BEATRICE M GENTZLER AGAIN We are a true Mlxed Chorus we have a male sectlon who practiced w1th us Thursday of each week dur1ng act1v1ty per1od The chorus made a grand showtng at the Nmth Annual Mus1c Festlval held 1n the audltortum at the W1ll1Gm Penn Sentor Hlgh School on May 2 Dr Clyde Dengler Supervlsor of MUSIC 1n the Upper Darby Schools was aga1n dlrector of thls group Fred War1ngs M1Xed Chorus Arrangement of Battle Hymn of the Re pubhc and The Erle Canal Kathryns Weddlng Day Gloria 1n Excel s1s from Twelfth Mass CMozartl and Ol Man Rlver lKernl comprtsed the numbers of the comblned choruses As m the past, the Mlxed Chorus presented muslcal numbers at the Bac calaureate Serv1ces on May 25 Page 52 I ' ' I ' ' I I I D I . - I 3 I . , I 1 I lrll I I - : . . I . I . I . - , . Assistant Secretary , . . ,DORIS ZECH , f Xl . - 1 . I . , . . , ,, .. , . ,, .. . . . ., .. ., ' .. , . 1, . . Senzor Y Teens OFFICERS Prestdent Lonnmm: Lrzrrrz Vrce Presrdent MARY IAN: Kocrzsnoun Secretary MARGARET SHETRONE Treasurer GLADYS SMITH Inter Club Council Representative CHARMAINE BENTZ Advrser ELIZABETH SENFT THE SENIOR Y TEENS formerly the Glrl Reserves had an unusually hlgh en rollment when they organlzed ln September forty four members The glrls constructed Thanksglvrng tray favors for the York Hosp1tal as a servlce prolect Members of the group agaln as rn the past represented West York ln the Annual Chrrstmas Carolllng on the Court House steps The agenda of soclal events lncluded a bowhng party at the Malta Temple and a covered dlsh supper at the Y W C A Agaln the orgamzatlon had a year lull ot servrce fun and enterta1nment Lett to Right First Row Ianet Weaver Mlldred Lee Stxtt Nancy Hellman Gladys Smlth Mary lane Kochenour Lorralne Lentz Margaret Shetrone Delorts Sloan Wrlda Hess Dons Marshall Second Row Delores Ness Ianet Iferr Elame Grexman Fay Brown Patsy Koller Sarah Ann Senlt Iacquelme Iury Phyllrs Berkhelmer Lols Spangler LOIS Channell Dons Ness Ioanne Klsslnger Thrrd Row Thelma Kllnedrnst Ethel Starnbaugh Iosre Reed Freda Engle Dons Zech Phyllxs May Hester Deardortl LOIS Hoffman Iean Good Thelma Enterlme Betty Brown Miss Sentt Fourth Row Doreen Hoffman Ioanne Ruth Romame See Iune Markey Patrrcla Ftshel Charmame Bentz Phyllls Gemmtll Marguerlte Stambaugh LOIS Ort, D Etta Hoke Mary lane Lenhart Page 53 . I I - 1 1 . . . . , 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 Le!! to Rrght Frrst Row Sherman Haas Margaret Shetrone Elmer Shearer Barbara Foust Carl Koticamp Mary Ness Charles Arnold Second Row MISS Orner Helen Wentzler Char mame Bentz HQ1'I'l6lI'Iel'ShI'l6I' Patr1CIa Foose Delores Falkenstem Mr Relif Thrrd Row Iune Markey Wlllldm HeIdlebaugh W1ll1Um Llttle Ioan Roberts GeraId Beck, Ianet Weaver La Memor1a Staff Edztor In Ch1eI' Assocrate Edztor Feature Edztor Sports Edrtor Edrtorral S taff Busmess Manager Adverlrsmg Manager Advertrsmg Staff Advrsers BARBARA FOUST MARGARET SHETRONE MARY NEss CARL KOTTCAMP HARRIET HERSHNER HELEN WENTZLER IANET WEAVER IOAN ROBERTS CHARMAINE BENTZ DELORES FALKENSTEIN IUNE MARKEY IOANNE RUTH ELMER SHEARER SHERMAN HAAs CHARLES ARNOLD GERALD BECK WILLIAM LITTLE WILLIAM HEIDLEBAUGH ANNA L ORNER RICHARD E REIFE Page 54 Artist . ...............................................r..... PATRICIA FOOSE lunlor OFFICERS D1-aznatlc Ptesrdenr Mnnmmar Swnnrz Vxce Presxdent Donornv KALEY Secretary BARBARA WAKELAND T1 easurer Yvonm: STALLMAN Advrser GRETA M Kxsr THE IUNIOR HIGH DRAM!-XTIC CLUB ln presentlng sklts and one act plays cult1vated pO1SG overcame shyness and taught the fundamentals of drarnatlcs to 1ts forty four members In meet1ngs held the frrst and th1rd Wednesday of every month the presl dent appomted a ro r the next meet1ng p g am cornmrttee to be responsxble for the act1v1t1es of Soclally the group hlked skated and celebrated speclal holxdays wlth partles Left to ugh! Fzrst Row Sara Ann Strayer Norma Meldvug Reta Trone Bonme Rudxslll Maybelle Luckenbaugh Rosemary Stambaugh Shlrley Brown Margaret Hardy Ann CICSIO Lots O1l'er Second Row Mxss Klse Mary Ann Mosebrook Carla Ortale Gertrude Bentzel Anna Mae Sowers Patsy Iohnson Ianet Knoch Hazel Spangler Ioan Sweltzer Mananne Swartz Third Row Sundra Ness Mary lane Bankert Dorothy Kaley Harrlet Swartz Betty E11 1ott Yvonne Stallman Edxth Unger Barbara Wakeland Phyllxs Tarbert Patty Anderson Fourth Row Donald Plunkett Donald Stehman Robert Shlve W1ll1Gm Ickes Edgar Swartz Wllllam Wolgamuth lr Page 55 . Q, , . , , I - , , . 43 '1 g XX tg l S 2 42 it E ' 4 7 Q , Q 3 . p 5 ' a r t 2 lx E wx li 'X ' Vx .5 i . , 313 A . M I f A. r ' ,y R ' it K ' , , If i , r' 4 t, , 4 f IUNIOR RED CROSS UPPER PANEL-Lett to Right First Row lean Clark Ioan Leathery Gloria Ness Norma Barnes Edxth Unger Marguerxte Smrth Ann Sands Yvonne Stallman Ela1ne Smner Marlan Moul Second Row Mr Zmn Shrrley Olewxler Iamce Klme Sundra Ness Mary Neeley Rachel Nall Phylhs Sheiter Barbara Iury Geraldlne DGVIS Bar bara Myers Thrrd Row PCITIICIG Myers Barbara Bechtel Sara Ann Strayer Norma Iean Meldwlg Rose Mane Gallagher Ianet Knoch Patsy Iohnson Phylhs Tarbert Patty Anderson Mary Iane Bankert Fourth Row Rxchard Kehm Robert Routson Iack Myers lack Taylor Wxllxam Ikes Robert Shtve Iames Moul Rxchard Culp Robert lores Taylor Gloria Copenheaver Barbara Oreman Ruthanna Sowers Gerry Berk hermer Nada Brownwell Delores Shetter Lots Rlchards Charmame Strausbaugh Second Row Ioanne Myers Patsy Weaver Mary Ann Mosebrook Ioanne Getz Patsy Sheppard Betty Sheppard Betty Elhott Elamne Shelton Ioan Shunk Barbara Aldrnger Third Row Naoml Gentzler Betty Slple Susan Spahr Bonme Smeltzer Thelma Gentz ler Marian Wrlght Flo Ritz Patrlcla Ducan Yvonne Stoll Patsy Iohnson Fourth Row Davtd Harms Gene Kessler Rlchard Denms Donald Keller Edward Gallagher Irvtn Shefter, Teddy Snellbaker Robert Schaezberaer Eugene Snyder Edwm Aldmger Page S6 'romefcxmk Hayesl LOWER PANEL-Len to Riaht, First Row.: Iayne Kunedinst, De- I unzor Red Cross Presrdent Vrce President Secrefary Treasurer Advzser OFFICERS Yvoum: STALLMAN TREMA Uucsx EDITH Uucm Nor-IMA BARNES ALLEN E ZINN THE STUDENTS of West York Hrgh School subscrlbed 100 per cent to the Iunlor Red Cross 1n 1lS November Nahonal Enrollment Dnve For the1r hrst proyect members made favors at Chrlstmas and Easter lor the Chlldren s Hospltal and sent Iunlor Red Cross g1lt boxes to boys and g1rls 1n forelgn lands havlng hnanced these proyects w1th moneys earned from hllxng envelopes w1th Calendar Com Cards To create frlendshlp Wllh and ga1n knowledge of other peoples the mem bers corresponded Wllh a school ln one ot the lorelgn countrles and made a scrapbook called Our Town for exchange w1th them For evenlngs ot lun the Iunlor Red Cross sponsored two skat1ng parties at Playland one 1n the Fall and another 1n the Spring A hlke early 1n May con cluded the GCl1V1ll6S of the year Left to Right First Row Fred Koller Shirley Brown Ioyce Davls Sylvia Sweltzer Phylhs Martm Sarah Mund1s Evelyn Gladfelter Av1ce Damey Carole Wxlderson Gene Wxse Second Row Roger Masslmore Iames Cover Robert Berkhermer Wal dron Myers Lmdley Lrght Charles Mundls Bruce Brown lack Myers Donald Knxpple Robert Stump Thzrd Row Iames Knaub Clark Thomas Ioseph Altland Iohn Sentt, Gerald Stambaugh Karl Petry Page 57 . , I - , I ' - - l I l I I ' I . I 1 . . 1 l 1 1 I A I , . Q 1 . 2 Q it - E Lett to H1gh! First Row Ioanne Leathery Yvonne Stoll Gerry Berkhelmer Carole Wxlderson Elalne Shelton Ioan Shunk Ellnor Hoffman Sara Ann Strayer Phyllxs Martln Loulse Delhnger Barbara Bechtel Ianxce Khne Ioanne Myers Second Row Mxss Gentzler Rosalie Taylor Paullne Toomey Ioan Coleman Betty Slple Carla Ortale Dons Tharp Betty Brown Mary A Mosebrook Iune Frock Iayne Klmedmst Ann CICSTO Glorta Ness Thrrd How Nelly Mae Glad felter Anna Mae Rohrbaugh Norma Kessler Susan Spahr Bonnie Smeltzer Margaret Hardy Dorls Copenheaver Normal Mledwlg Ianet Knoch Patsy Iohnson Frances LIVSSCIY Carmen Spangler Lols Oller Fourth How Ioan Kerr Iean Culp Blame Bolllnger Ioan Fencll Ioan Balr Anna M Sowers Gertrude Bentzel Dorothy Wentzler Alberta Shoemaker Maman Wrtght Maybelle Luckenbaugh Iggnlor Pre d nt OFFICERS IOAN BAIR lee Club S' e Secretary IOAN KERR Asszstant Secretary IEAN SINNER Treasurer ELAINE BOLLINGEH Lxbrcmans Roszxmr TAYLOR PAULINE TOOMEY Lois RICHARDS Advrser BEATRICE M GENTZLER SIXTY FOUR MEMBERS of the Iunlor H1gh Glee Club met each Tuesday to learn to appreclate the fmer muslc and to quallty as future members of the Mlxed Chorus Selecttons rendered at the N1nth Annual York County Muslc Festtval held on May 2 at the W1ll1am Penn Sen1or H1gh School were Land of Hope and Glory Bless Thls House and Come to the Falr from Come to the Falr and Eleven More and W1th a Song 1n My Heart from the muslcal comedy Spr1ng Is Here lR1chard Rodgers? Durmg the year the club part1c1pated 1n var1ous assembly programs Page 58 X A . ka ' A 4 . - W ' 1 41 t I 1 f X V 'ff P . -s ' f ' w rs , ,.,, , . .,., , Vice-President . .,.,., , , . . . . ,.... .CARMEN SPANGLER , , , . , , . I un1or Y Teens OFHCERS President PATTY ODELI. Vice President NANCY ALDINGBR Recordmg Secretary IOAN Bnm Attendance Secretary Drnonzs Prucn MARY HOVIS Advrser Ium: GILBERT THE IUNIOR Y TEENS formerly the Iumor Hlgh Glrl Reserves are a branch ot the Young Womens ChI'1St1G1'1 Assoclatlon Thls orgamzatlon en1oyed many act1v1t1es covered d1sh suppers swunmmg partles dlscusslons on The Ideal Date bowlmg progresslve suppers moonllght hikes and a farewell party at the Homestead Inn The club made favors durlng the year tor the Amerlcan Red Cross and partlclpated rn other QCllV1l1eS of the Y W C A Left to Rzght rxrst Row Loulse Dellmger lean Smner Dons Keener Nancy Aldmger Nancy Wxldasm Patsy Welker Rhoda Lxvmgston Serond Row lean Stemhauer MearlRud1s1ll Mary Hovls AVICS Damey Hazel Spangler Ioan Sweltzer Mlss Gllbert Third Row Eleanor Holt man Gwendolyn Grove, Pat O Dell Delores Prxce Delores Baker Page 59 . Treasurer ,... ....... ,..... . , ...,...,.... . . - I I . .. I . . . . . . .- . , 1 ,. . . . . , I , 1 , - . . . . . . I I . . 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I ' 'Q l Lett to Right F1rstRow Mr Poll Mr Thomas Ronald Myers Clark Eyster Mr Martm Mr Rmehart Second Row Herbert Schmxdt Rodney Shefler Wllllam Brown Rlchcrrd Shelton Donald Strcrusbaugh Donald Slenker Iohn Loose Rxchard Gladlelter Thzrd How Robert Klng Everett Ixlmedmst Ioseph Lxttle Charles Arnold Donald Markey Carl Kottcamp Gerald Beck Fourth Row Ph1lHettner Robert Kmg Donald Gohn Robert Qurckel W1ll1am Stouch Andrew Ruby Douglass Koch Edward Bupp Frith Row Dean Harbold Iohn Schwartz Robert Zuver Nllford Fourhman Iohn Smlth Robert Wagner Robert Grube W1ll1am Grelman Lettermen s Club OFFICERS Pzestdent CLARK Evsrsn Vtce Preszdent CLAIR BOLLINC-ER Treasurer Roaster Knour Advtser C FRED THOMAS TO CREATE more rnterest 1n athletlcs and to ald 1n every way posslble the athlet1c program of the West York Hrgh School the Lettermens Club was organ1zed and establlshed on October 4 1946 by C Fred Thomas a faculty member Membersh1p rn th1s club lncludes all past and present lettermen of West York Hlgh School To become an actlve member a man must possess a varslty letter 1n at least one of the sports football basketball wrestl1ng track or baseball The f1rst pro1ect of the club was a successful dance held 1n the gymna tor1um on November 9 l946 In acld1t1on to the approxlmate thlrty GCl1Ve members on the roster honor ary rnembersh1p1ncludes Carl E Walker Palmer E Poff A H Mart1n Charles Gross Charles C R1chards Ir Charles H Rlnehart and Roy Rudrslll Page 60 vb Q I I 1 1 I I ' 1 1 ' . 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Na - 51 , . 557 FN 'r 'fxxi fEf- ' , 1-n.4'.i?lf- -' bs'- SPIIRTS Left to 'Tight Fnst Row Carlon Rmehart Mary Lou Myers Norma Eyster Ienmter Brltcher Ieanne Schwartz Second Row Ioyce Hardy Ioan Myers Ruth Stough Ann Bankert Iane Stemhauer Paullne Moore Thrrd Row Nancy Zartman Ioan Roberts Delores Kornbau Norma lean Hull Doreen Hoffman Charmame Ioseph Drum M ajorettes THIS YEAH the Drum Majorettes ot West York Hlgh School Worked to attam pertectlon and aglhty 1n handhng the baton under the leadersh1p of R1chard E Reltf Clever performances were carr1ed out at football and basketball games where at halt t1me the girls dlsplayed precxslon and showmanshlp of 'top notch quallty They were asslsted at basketball games by the school band Sherman Haas actmg as student d1rector In add1t1on to the school act1v1t1es these artlsts ot the baton had the pr1v1 lege of part1c1pat1ng 1n several parades The Glrls Sports Banquet at the Outdoor Club brought the eventful year to a close Page 62 4 , ' - . . . , - - , . , , . - - , V . . . - 1 1 1 - ,. . . , . I - . I Senror High Cheerleaders FROM EARLY September until late February the voices of the Senior Hign Cheerleaders practicing for forthcoming games resounded through the upper halls of West York H1 every Monday Wednesday and Friday at three o clock Led by Ioanne Kissinger and Mary Ness the cheerleaders inspired the spectators to cheer for our teams regardless of the score New yells such as The Horse and Buggy and The Bulldog Yell were added to the repertoire In Ianuary the girls purchased material and made new uniforms of royal Red Lion Richard E Relff was faculty adviser ot the group You may be sure that wherever the Senior H1gh Cheerleaders are there is sure to be stimulated sp1r1t Left to Right First Row Delores Ness Wanda Cady Ioanne Kissinger Mary Ness Nancy Hood Second Row Phyllis Plath Fay Brown Nancy Hellman Nancy Keller Nancy Everhart Third Row Patsy Koller, Glorla Lauer Phyllis May Iacquelme Iury Page 63 blue and white, which they used for the first time when we were hosts to Left to Right F1rstRow Mr Thomas lAsst Coachl Herbert Schmldt Douglas Koch Richard Shelton Robert Wagner Rodney Shelter Ronald Myers Ray Unch Paul Brodbeck Mr Rrch ards lCoachl Second Row Doc Knrght CTramerJ Donald Markey Earl Zinn Rxchard Glad lelter W1ll1am Brown Wrltord Fourhman Merle Gunnett Carl Kottcarnp Iohn Smrth Iohn Schwartz Mr Rudzsrll lAsst Coach! Thrrd Row Donald Slenker CMgrl Malcolm Lentz Arthur May Denms Myers Kenneth Gentzler Robert Cochran Harold Kohler Gerald Spangler Steve Malm Paul McCleary Bruce Brown lAsst Mgrl Fourth Row Stewart Spangler Lester Gross Wrllram Markle Nevm Stambaugh Marvm Hetnck Lee Ersenhart Robert Senit W1l ham Ickes Paul Elliot Robert Shelter Donald Plunkett Marlm Holtzapple Kenneth Gross Austm Edgmgton Football ON MONDAY AUGUST 26 1946 a squad of forty hve boys llned up ln the were lamrllar and unlamllrar laces Included 1n the unfamllrar 11st were two asslstant coaches Fred Thomas and Roy Rudlslll The supply of pep and glnegar whrch was so notlceable at the Splflted practlce SESSIONS seemed to deplete when West York came out on the lesser end of the score tn the games w1th Ellzabethtown L1t1tz Ephrata Hummels town Enola and Lemoyne Nevertheless the followlng week the boys on the flghtlng Bulldog squad really got to work ln preparatron for the B1glerv1lle game West York went out on the held determlned to w1n Near the end of the frrst quarter the Bulldogs rolled over the goal l1ne to score the only SIX polnts of a game 1n whlch West York mlssed several other scorlng opportumtles The lollowlng week bolstered by the w1n over B1glerv1lle the Bulldogs playmg therr roughest game of the season lost to a stronger Mlllersburg team Grrdlron act1v1t1es between West York and York Catholtc were resumed on November 2 Wllh West York loslng 14 U An exceptlonally large crowd wrt nessed the tradltlonal and flnal game of the year West York vs Red L1on when the Bulldogs took thelr worst drubblng rn years from Red L1on 45 U Herbert Schmldt a 1un1or recerved the trophy whrch recognlzed h1m as havmg been the most valuable player of the 1946 47 squad Page 64 I . . I I I I I I I I I . I I I I - . . . shower room to receive their equipment lor the l946 football season. There , . I I ' I I , , . I - u . . - , , Foofbafl West West West West West York York York York York Elizabethtown l.-llllZ Ephrcxta Hummelstown Enola Page West West West West West 65 York York York York York Lemoyne Bxglervllle Mxllersburg York Catholic Red Lxon Left to Rlght Fxrst Row Sterlmg Schmohl Donald Markey Rxchard Shelton Wllllam Brown Everett Kllnedmst Carl Kottcamp Second Row Mr Posey Rodney Ioseph Merle Gunnett Clalr Rau Marvm Marsteller Stewart Spangler Mr Rudxsxll Thxrd Row Douglas Koch tAsst Mgrl Robert Cochran Clalr Gladfelter Ioseph 1-Xldmger Ray Urlch Charles Gentzler Eugene Strausbaugh Wlllldm Ortale Fourth Row Robert Dolhelmer KMgrl Rlchard Doll Donald Zelgler Ronald Gilbert Neal Sunday Wllham Weaver Harold Brokenshlre Rodney Sheffer lAsst Mgrl Senzor H zgh Basketball COACH ROY RUDISILLS SQUAD bu1lt around CoCapta1ns Shelton and Brown had a champlonshlp season West Yorks qumtet defeated what ap turned 1n thelr repeat encounter to make a t1e 1n the Northern D1v1s1on be tween Red Llon and West York Then the Bulldogs went down to Red Llon and defeated the Llons on thelr home floor 3l to 28 However the t1e was not defxnltely broken unt1l North York defeated Red Llon West York represented D1str1ct No 3 P I A A 1n Class B on the nlght of March 5 on the Y I C floor where West York defeated Manor Townshlp Hlgh School 40 to 37 Our last opponent 1n the Seml hnals was Camp H111 whom we played on the D1ck1nson College floor at Carllsle on March 8 before l 500 fans But West York met defeat 1n the last sxx mlnutes of the game 46 to 34 On March ll West York Northern York County Champlons met Mt Rose South ern York County Champlons, on the Smlth I-hgh floor It was a slow well played ball game wlth West York com1ng out on top Wllh a 42 to 32 vlctory to brlng the fourth York County Scholashc Basketball League tltle 1n flve years to West York Hlgh School Page 66 peared to be a weak North York team 46 to 29 in December. But the tables S 617101 H fgfz Bzzskefbazff West West West West West MI est York York York York York York Dcxllcrstown Susque Twp North York Wrlghtsvxlle St Frcmcls Alumm West West West West West West York York York York York York Red Lion Sprmg Grove York CQ'fhO1lC Dover North York Wnghtsvrlle we 2 West West West West West York York York York York ,!F 1 Dcrllcrstown Mcmchester Red Lzon Sprmg Grove York Ccztholxc West 18 West 28 West 23 West 38 West Page 67 York York York York York Dover Manchester Manor Twp Camp H111 Mt Rose Left to Hzght F1rstRow Dons Kopp Hester Deardorlt Delorts Sloan Lorralne Lentz Charmcnne Ioseph Anna Hoke Alrce Davls Delores Ness Second Row Phyllxs Plath Nancy Zcrrtrnan Eleanor Kaley Iacquehne Wagaman Shrrley Blatt Patty Odell Iecm Stemhauer Thelma Khnedxnst Third Row Ianet Mae Myers lAsst Mgrl Nancy Everhart Ioan Myers Phyllxs Berkhelmer Ruthetta Rupprecht Mary Hovls Marlan Shearer Norma Iecm Hull Barbara Foust lMgrl Fourth Row Nancy Keller Glorxa Lauer Iamce Exchelberger Pat R112 Iean Llttle Maryorle Farnham Freda Lease Barbara Lehman Dorothy Gentzler lean Cavanaugh Gzrls' Basketball TO CLOSE THE SEASON 1n th1rd place ln the York County Glrls Scholastlc Basketball League the Blue and Whlte sextet coached by Mlss Dorothy Ilgen trltz galned s1x v1ctor1es and suffered four losses In the open1ng game of the season December 30 the squad defeated the Alumnae w1th Lorralne Lentz and Charmalne Ioseph actlng as co captalns Dover handed West York tts hrst setback on Ianuary 21 to the score of 20 12 In a v1ctor1ous slege the Blue and Whlte conquered Dallastown and Hel lam 1W1Ce and won one each of the two games played wlth both North York and Y C I In the hnal game of the season at Dallastown Hester Deardorft scored 22 of the 31 pomts that Won the sextet the game On March 19 at the Outdoor Club the glrls were guests of honor at a dlnner dance at whxch tlme Lorrame Lentz was awarded the trophy glven annually to the most valuable player Other members of the team recelved letters and cert1l1cates Page 68 Sinner, Evelyn Doll, Ruby Erb, Sarah Ann Sentt. Fifth Row: Ruth Stough, Evelyn Gross, Martha GNN fs Baskcfba!! West York West York West York West York West York Hallam Dover C Dallastown North York Ywn -an-sq West West West West West York York York York York Hallam Dover Y C I North York 31 Dallastown Page 69 Leit to Right Fu-st Row Robert Grube Lee Zellers Dean Harbold Paul Brodbeck Robert King Iohn Schwartz Wrlham Grexman Glenn Mlller Iacob Zellers Second Row Russell Dubbs Paul McCleary Danlel Stoner Mark Reeves Herbert Schmrdt Iohn Smlth Marsden Stambaugh Kenneth Gross Herbert Marley Rlchard Ault Thxrd How Thomas Mllne Russell Aldlnger Marlet Krelser Barry Whrtmore Robert Sentt Iules Snyder Paul Smrth Charles Olzewskl Donald Lauer Roger Masslmore Arthur May Ronald Myers Mr Rlchards Fourth Row Donald Brady Paul Elhot Wrlham Wlse Edgar Schwartz Phrlrp Hoover Davld Hoover Rlchard Barley Clark Thomas George Gladtelter Robert Stump Wrestlmg COACH C C RICHARDS IR S 1946 47 grapplers composed of Lee Zellers bold 11271 W1ll1am Grelman 11331 Robert Grube 11381 Kenneth Gross 11451 Herbert Schmldt C1541 D1str1ct Champ1on Robert Klng 11651 and Paul Brod beck 11851 d1d a very splendld 1ob regardless ot all the1r 1n1ur1es and epl d9II1lCS of bolls Captaln Iohn Schwartz wrestled very llttle because ot a shoulder mjury Also on the 1n1ured 11st were Dean Harbold and Robert Grube Th1s factor more than any other accounted for the record the team rang up th1s year Robert Klng besldes bemg West York s only 1947 D1str1ct Champlon went to Klngston Pennsylvanra where he lost a heartbreakrng 3 to 2 dec1s1on to a lad from Lock Haven Pennsylvania 1n the State Champ1onsh1p Flnals ot the 165 pound class Naturally due credlt rnust be gxven to our future varslty members who were out th1s year for wlthout them the 1946 47 Varslty would have been wtthout experlence It IS the hope of the Class ot 47 that rn future years West York Hrgh School will contmue to produce 'star teams and star players Page 70 4951, Leoisefm moan, Helberl Mmey 61121, Iohn Schwartz 11203, Dean Hur- West West West West West West Wresfhhg York York York York York York 25 Alumni ....,. 15 Manheim .... 35 Waynesboro . 3 Lancaster , . . . 1 1 Hershey ..... 20 Hanover ...., West West West West West York York York York York Waynesboro Lancaster Hershey Stevens Trade 19 Manhelm Page 71 West York ,,.,..,.......,.. ,.......,. 2 0 Hanover ..... .. ..,,..,.,, ,,,.. ,,,.... 2 5 ' Left to Rzght Fzrst Row Iames Dzehl Gerald Spangler Lee Werkmg Glenn Frey Fred Reh meyer Robert Smrth Marlm Holtzapple Second Row Thomas Redmond lack Myers Earl Wmand Ronald Strzne Carl Petry Robert Mlller Robert Shelter Third Row Edward Gallagher lAsst Mgrl Rxchard Denms Gene Houseal Ph1l1p Schultz W1lllGm lckes Mr Thomas Fourth lumor Hzgh Basketball THE IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL team bu1lt around Captaln Glenn Frey 1lS nucleus scored 597 pomts to 1ts opponents 429 potnts w1th Glenn shootlng basket and foul shots for a total of 260 polnts Gerald Spangler Iohn Reh meyer Marhn Holtzapple Lee Werklng Charles Gelselman Robert Smlth and Frey d1d the bulk of the playmg Probably the best played and best attended game of the year was the West York Spr1ng Grove game on the home floor w1th the hnal score 25 to 24 1n favor of our opponents The boys completed a very rugged schedule playlng mne home games and n1ne games away Although several of the boys had never played bas ketball before Coach Fred Thomas bu1lt the team up from almost scratch to a thlrd place team Page 72 Row: Iames Lease, Donald Knipple, Harold Lehr, Iohn Emig, Donald Lease tMgr.l. West West West West West zwzbr zglz Baskefba!! York York York York York 23 Dcxllastown 12 West York 25 E. F. Smith 34 West York 28 North York 23 West York 37 Mt. Wolf .....,, 11 West York 20 Mt. Rose ...,,.. 21 West York fine- 'S Q ' .I W Red Lion .... Spring Grove Phinecxs Davis Mt. Hose .... Dover . West West West West QU York York York York 61 North York 43 Mt. Wolf ., 38 Dallcxstown 46 Red Lion . . 15 35 26 13 Page Xxx? West York West York West York West York 73 Spring Grove E, F. Smith . Phineas Davis Dover Left to Rzght Fzrst Row Evelyn Doll Betty Ellzott Ioan Bcnr Nancy March Blame Bollmger Second Row Ioanne Leathery Patty Anderson Barbara Myers Norma Alwood Phylhs Schaffer Ioan Sweltzer Iean Clark Thxrd Row lean Slnner Edlth Unger Ianet Knoch Doro thy Kaley Carla Ortale Delores Schaffer Flo Rltz Iumor H1gh School Cheerleaders THE IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Cheerleadlng Squad composed of elghteen sev practlced regularly on Thursday evenlng of each week The hve g1rls cheerxng at each home game entertamed the v1s1t1ng cheer leaders 1n the cafeter1a after the Iunlor H1gh game serv1ng doughnuts and chocolate mtlk Two other cheerleaders asststed w1th the refreshments Three cheerleaders attended the away games uslng several prevlously lntroduced new yells One of the most successful of these new yells was the Rlchard yell The cheerleaders were actxve at several pep meetmgs Our a1m as Rlchard Relfl our adviser told us many tlmes was Ftrst get em to yell then make em yell together Page 74 enth, eighth, and ninth grade girls, and led by Ioan Bair, head cheerleader, we-SI York Hrgh OFFICERS School President FRED SHEFFER Ilrce Presrdent PHILIP Bucx S ecretary Treasurer IEAN RINEHART Lrbranan RALPH ASHTON Drr t ec or CLAIR GINGERICH Student Drrector SHERMAN HAAS AdvIser A H MARTIN THIRTY FIVE MUSICIA y ally supported all football and basketball games throughout the season After the resrgnatlon of D1rector W W Clark the band encountered numerous dIttIcult1es but due to therr undyrng school Splfll West Yorkers saw tor the trrst tlme In years letters t thelr own school band The tIne and well tramed Ma1orettes were an added attractlon NS under the student d1rect1on of Sherman Haas lo ormed and sultable muslc played by The band part1c1pated 1n the Nxnth Penn Senlor Hrgh School on May 2 Thelr selectlons Included Komn Susser Tod lBachl C l B o ogey March lBosseyl One Beautxful Day overture tH1ldrethl and Pavanne lM1llsl Annual Muslc Festwal held at W1ll1am Le!! to Right Frrst Row Gerald Alwood Rodney Boyer Barry Yost Cla1r Spangler Paul Smlth lack Myers Edward KlIned1nst Robert Ge1ger Donald Cook Max Wlllett Second Row lean Rmehart Neal Bentzel Harold Lehr George Deardorfl Iames Moul Harry Palmer Wllllam Deckman PhIl1p Buck Ronald Strme Sherman Haas Third Row Edward Gallagher Earl Wmand Edward Bates Rzchard Denms Kay Orler Dale Boyer Ronald Burkholder Thomas Heberly George Neeley Marlet Krerser Fourth Row Fred Shelter Iack Myers Perry Myers Donald Spahr Thomas Redmond Ralph Ashton Charles Kohler Clarence Hartley n-ucv-I WEST YQRK scHooL Page 75 lie Trzbzz 6 THE CLASS OF '47 is justly proud to pay tribute to four boys: Bill Brown, Bob King, Carl Kottcamp, and Dick Shelton, Who, by their outstanding work in athletics, have brought glory to West York High. Brown, Kottcamp, and Shelton, most noted for their basketball ability, have played five years of varsity ball in which they have helped to bring three championships to West York. In '43-'44, under coach Charles Rinehart, these boys finished their Iunior High career in first place. This feat Was repeated in Senior High in '45-'46 and again in '46-'47, when Brown and Shelton were co-captains. Brown is known as the floor man who does most of the hand- ling of the ball, Kottcamp as a steady, dependable, good guard, and Shelton the high scorer. These boys also played varsity football and baseball. Bob King, one of the most outstanding wrestlers in the history of West York, lost but four league matches in his three years of varsity Wrestling. ln '44-'45, King suffered four losses in his league matches and was defeated in the finals at the District Meet. During the past two years, he was undefeated in his league matches. In '46, he lost in the preliminaries of the State Finals at State College, and in '47, he was defeated in the State Finals at Kingston 3-2. King's Wrestling record is one that will be difficult to surpass. Page 76 -56. , ' , XX X- 'N , . 3 W1 fy, ' 5 KN Q, .W 44 I I X, fl.. I yhh- Do Co . V X ff' , I x ,Ji X + V X 4 xt xx ' I ' V , .P A uf 71 132 V 'W' V X X . J ' 5 , n S, G5 F EIITIIRES Lett to Right First Row Wllllam Brown Sh1rley Blat! Carl Ortale Helen Wentzler Wanda Cady Ioan Roberts Second Row Iohn Copenheaver Eleanor Kaley Carl Kottcamp Margaret Shetrone Wtlham Herdlehaugh Ioanne Ruth Paul Brodbeck Anna Marle Luckenbaugh Gerald Beck Senzor Class Play YOUNG APRIL a comedy 1n three acts Wrltten by Aurama Rouverol and W1ll1am Spence Rouverol was presented 1n the West York Hlgh School Gym natorrum February 13 14 and 15 As a sequel to the 1944 Cltamard Soc1ety productlon Growlng Palns the play 1S a contlnuatlon ot the experrences of the Mclntyres presentmg the two youngsters Terry and George 1n the1r later adolescence one Wlth the klnd lnterventlon of Mother and Dad together Wllh her own grow1ng understandlng she 1S steered over to the rlght one Brg brother George who 1S rn love w1th an ldeal conceptlon of the sweet est g1rl 1n the world dlscovers that she 1S only human alter all For a t1me he IS completely d1s1llus1oned Fmally he reallzes that he loves her as she IS George grows up at last and adyusts hlmselt to some ot the reahtxes ot hte The play enllvened by frequent bxts of humor IS a genulne study of the 1nter reactlons of parent and youngster durlng the tender romantlc lmpul slve 'Young Aprll age Page 78 , . I - - I I I I , , , Terry has her beaux in rapid succession, and almost marries the wrong . , . . I - , . , , - . ,. I . I . I . - Professor Mclntyre Mrs. Mclntyre . .. George Mclntyre . Lula ............ Vivian . . Elsie ......... Brian Stanley .. . . Terry Mcln tyre .... Bert Parsons .. . . Dutch ...... Pete . ........ . Stewart Miller . . . Mrs. Miller .. .. Mildred .. . Icrne ......... Diana Gilmore . . YOUNG APRIL CAST . . . . .CARL ORTALE . . .HELEN WENTZLER . . . .GERALD BECK . . . .ELEANOR KALEY . . . .SHIRLEY BLATT . . . .SARAI-I ANN SENET . . . .PAUL BRODBECK .........WANDA CADY . . , .WILLIAM HEIDLEBAIIGI-I . . . . . .CARL Ko'r'rcAMP . . .IOHN COPENHEAVER . . . ,WILLIAM BROWN . . . . . . .MARGARET SHETRONE ANNA MARIE LUCKENEAUGH .............IOl-XNNERUTH . . . .IOAN ROBERTS Page 79 Cfdssfs DANIEL WEBSTER defines classes as students meeting together to make a study of a certain subject. There were many times during our school days we wished that this word had never been heardg but, in due time, we'll probably all look back and remember them as scenes of happiness with our classmates. As our school days progressed, reading and writing and arithmetic devel- oped into greater and more difficult studies until we were settled down to our own desired courses. In ninth grade, Miss Connor's Latin class could be heard uttering the lines of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star in Latin, as the commer- cials bent over the desks in Room ll to try their luck in the field of mathe- matics. fdsa space, jklg, space, let's try another line of these, was Miss Orner's plea as some of us learned the fundamentals of typewriting and others learned that by adding sodium to chloride, table salt results, which may have been the cause of a faint odor making its way through the halls, and that WO -l- KIS2 will give a violent reaction. Our Senior year brought forth those beloved chemistry unknowns and typing budgets which we thought would never be done. Enacting Macbeth was lots of fun and the shorthand girls looked forward to the next chapter of The Mademoiselle Handbook. Mass basketball caused as much confusion as ever in gym classes as the red and blue teams struggled to outplay each other. P. O. D. class was frequently the scene of a debate between the girls and boys as to who caused the most divorces-the problem never was quite settled. Despite all the work and little difficulties we encountered during these classes, these were the very happenings we'll always remember. Page BU Classes Is anyone m step? Poopsxe Little explams Lxie Ma Martm takes over ln the Llbrary Lay on Macduft 12 I produces H S rotten eggs Stnvmg for those 60 words a mmute Llstenmg to the explanatlon or watch mg the blrdle Baker? Dldnt put much tlme on lt dld you Merle? 'S' I Page ffsscmbhfs Page 82 Mommy Wcrgner and her admxrers A touch of Hawcm The Room 9 songsteers The uncensored pori of the Room 11 show Room 16 portrays Why the Ch1mes Rang Room 5 spends cz nlght at the U S O Haas performs O , A serious scene from Room 16 fivsfwbgf Progrfzms WHOSE HOME ROOM is in charge of assembly today? was a familiar phrase uttered as the students passed through the halls to the gym every Wednesday at 2:45. This year, as in the preceding year, each room was re- sponsible for an assembly program sometime throughout the school year. Performances were greatly varied, and many original ideas were introduced. It was a more difficult assignment for the seventh graders, who had had little experience of this type, than it was for most of the rest of usp but they pitched right in and helped to make the plan a success. Not only did these assemblies aid the students in getting them to participate before an audience, but it also revealed talents that may have been undiscovered. At the end of the year the judges, who included William Little, Mr. Rine- hart, Mr. Wise, Miss Kise, Miss Gilbert, David Harris, Geraldine Davis, and Phyllis Plath, voted on what they considered the best presentation of the year, and the room was given an ice cream party. The lone rule to be eligible for the judging was that only students Within the designated room could participate. Our one regret was that, due to circumstances beyond our control, Miss Orner and Mr. Thomas could not reveal their appearances at the age of forty-perhaps it is better to just wait and see the real thing. Page 83 Fazflzer Tzhzz' THE BEST and most long to-be-remembered years of our lives are passing by, and we are ready now to face the future, with pleasing little memories and thoughts in our hearts. As we turn back the pages of these past twelve years, we recall the first day we started to school-that homesick feeling as our parents left us seated at a little desk surrounded by new and strange faces. But time progressed, and we recall the day we took our first paper, which the teacher had marked, home, the fun we had playing Boys Catch the Girls during recess, and trips to the High School to see an important assembly program-how we had waited for those. The day we entered seventh grade and gathered with the others in the gymnatorium, we were nervous and scared, and yet so anxious to find out what was ahead for us. Pupils from the William Penn and the William Shelly joined hands and formed the nucleus of the Class of '47, being joined by additional pupils in our ninth year. We chose our class colors, ordered our class jewelry, produced a class play, and finally joined for Commencement, all as a group Wanting to do our best to better our lives and the lives of those who will take our place in West York High. Page 84 And so goes a Room 10 study perlod swoons over Ed One last bubble before the waste basket collects You may go Raw or pasteur1zed'P Shirley takes time oui to attend to her tired feet cmd empty stomach Stand in the corner or flunk your P. O. D. Page 85 5--A -I' it ff' 'V' 14, X 5, I ' If .- fi f gg: in J: In 'Iii' ' i ff'A 1 . -:Zi ire --L, , zz.. ,Hifi Q1 - g 'iff 'B - r r B a, 2121 E' ig? ti 5' .TEV K 2, A? ' 126527 1 - fffggf' f f f, BARBARA FOUsT SUZY LENTZ PATRICIA FOOSE IOANNE KISSINGER STERLING SOHMOHL MARY NEss SARAH ANN SENFT IOANNE RUTH SARAH ANN SENET IANE STEINHAUER BARBARA FOUST IOAN ROBERTS HARRIET HERSHNER BETTY I. BAER Baffof Box We Select as the Most Popular Best Athlete Comedians Prettiest Hair Prettiest Eyes Best Dressed Most Studious Most Attractive Most Likely to Succeed Cutest Leaders Best Dancers Tallest Shortest Page 86 WILLIAM LITTLE WILLIAM BROWN RALPH STAUCH IOHN SCHWARTZ GLENDORA MICKLEY STERLING SCHMOHL ELMER SHEARER PAUL BRODBECK STERLING BAKER IOHN SCHWARTZ WILLIAM LITTLE SHERMAN HAAs CHARLES ARNOLD ROBERT GOULDEN hm We are Yozmgc 1' Blondxe Roberts Dutchie See B M Shearer Curly Top Spangler Mother Falkensteln Tombstone Klng Stmky Kottcamp Tub Wentzler Hairless Engle Glamourous Kaley Knock Kneed Shelton Three Handed Ness Sophxshcated Hoke CuI1eP1e Cady Pussy Cai Brown Doll Face Reed Implsh Lenhart Fatty Good Legs Ruth Peepy Weaver Page 87 CC 7' SCWIBI' fffffrffhkfs ARNOLD, CHARLES E. Charlie Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Band I5 Foot- ball 35 Lettermen's Club 45 La Me- moria 4. BAER, BETTY IANE Ianie BAILEY, SHARON IEANNINE 'lBailey Basketball l5 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves l, 25 Iunior High Glee Club l, 2. BAKER, STERLING Bake National Honor Society President 45 Senior Class Play. BECK, GERALD W. Becky Mixed Chorus 45 Football 45 Track 35 Senior Class Play5 Student Council l, Vice-President 25 Lettermen's Club 45 Citamard Society 4. BENTZ, CHARMAINE ANNA Connie Citamard Society 2, 3, Secretary 45 La Memoria 45 Basketball 45 Mixed Chorus President 45 Girl Reserves Z. Interclub Council 3, 45 Iunior High Glee Club l. BLATT SHIRLEY ELAINE Tootsie Cltarnard Society 2 3 Pres1dent4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Secretary 4 Girl Reservesl 2 3 4 Iumor High Glee Club l Senior Class Play Library Club 2 BRODBECK PAUL Brody Football 2 3 4- Wrestling 3 4- Sen- ior Class Play- Letterrnen s Club 4. BROWN, WILLIAM E., IR. Brownie Basketball l, 2, 3, Co-captain 45 Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Track I5 Senior Class Play5 Lettermen's Club 4. CADY, WANDA L. Wanda Citamard Society Z, 3, Treasurer 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Girl Re- serves l, 2, 35 Iunior High Glee Club Secretary l5 Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play5 Iunior Red Cross 15 Stage Crew Club 2, 3. COPENHEAVER, IOHN B., IR. Coop Track 35 Senior Class Play5 Base- ball 4. ENGLE, FREDA MAE Fritz Girl Reserves 45 Library Club 2. FALKENSTEIN, DELORES D. Dee La Memoria 45 Basketball 15 National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 45 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Library Club l, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Red Cross l. FISHEL, PATRICIA ANN Pat Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2. FOOSE, PATRICIA IANE Pat La Memoria 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Iunior High Glee Club Treasurer l5 Library Club 2 Girl Reserves I 2 3 FOUST BARBARA ANN Tubby Vice President 2 Assistant Secretary 4 La Memoria Editor 4 Basketball l 2 Assistant Manager 3 Manager 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 National Honor Society Treasurer 3 President 4 Girl Reserves Vice President 2 3 Iunior High Glee Club President l- Student Councill 2 3. Page 88 GENTZLER, CHARLES E. Red Basketball I, 4. GLADFELTER, RICHARD E. Chink Citamard Society I5 Basketball I5 Football 3, 45 Wrestling I, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Football Mana- ger l, 2. GOOD, IEANNE R. Goodie Treasurer l, Girl Reserves 45 Drum Majorette 2, 35 Iunior Red Cross Treasurer l. GOULDEN, ROBERT Bob Band l, 2, 3. GREIMAN, WILLIAM Monk Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4. GROSS, IEAN MAY Ieannie Girl Reserves 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 4. GUNNET, MERLE EUGENE Meri Basketball 45 National Honor Soci- ety 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 4. HAAS, SHERMAN WEHLER Haas Vice-President 45 La Memoria Adver- tising Manager 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band l, Z, 3, Student Director 45 Track 25 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. HEIDLEBAUGH, WILLIAM G. . BilI Vice-President 3, President 45 La Me- moria 45 Band l, 2, 35 Wrestling 35 Senior Class Play 45 Student Council 2, 3, President 4. HERSHNER, HARRIET ANN Hatty Assistant Treasurer 45 Citamard So- ciety 2, 3, 45 La Memoria 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girl Reserves Secretary l, Treasurer 2, 35 Iunior High Glee Club Librarian l, Vice-President 2. HOFFMAN, DOREENE N. Remy Basketball I5 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 45 Drum Majorette 3, 4. HOKE, ANNA ROMAINE Ann Secretary lg Citamard Society 3, Vice-President 45 Mixed Chorus Treasurer 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Iunior High Glee Club 15 Library Club 2, 3, 4. KALEY, ELEANOR V. Kaley Citamard Society 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Girl Reserves Interclub Council 1, Z, 35 Iunior High Glee Club I5 Senior Class Play5 Stu- dent Council I. KING, ROBERT LEONARD Bob Wrestling l, 2, 3, Captain 45 Student Council 45 Lettermen's Club 4. KING, THELMA L. Tillie Girl Reserves l, 2. KISSINGER, AUDREY IOANNE Io Basketball l, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 45 Girl Reserves l, 3, 45 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Red Cross l. KLINEDINST, EDWARD C. Ed Band l, 2, 3, 4. KLINEDINST, EVERITT LINDBERGH Lindy Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Football 4. KLINEDINST, THELMA M. Puss Basketball 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 2, 4. KNAUB, BETTY IANE Bets Cheerleader l, Z, 3. Page 89 KOCHENOUR, MARY IANE Janie Mixed Chorus Vice-President 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Drum Majorette 2. KOTTCAMP, CARL R. Red President Z, 35 La Memoria 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Sen- ior Class Play5 Student Council 2, 35 Letterrnen's Club 45 Baseball 4. KROUT, RICHARD A. Kroutie LENHART, MARY IANE Janie Girl Reserves 4. LENTZ, LORRAINE Suzy Treasurer 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cap- tain 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, President 45 Iunior High Glee Club 1. LIST, WILLIAM A. Bill LITTLE, WILLIAM E. Bill Student Association President 45 La Memoria 45 Football l5 Student Council 45 Wrestling Manager lg Football Manager 2. LOWE, WILLIAM Bill Citamard Society 3. LUCKENBAUGH, ANNAMARIE Red Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 25 Iunior High Glee Club lp Senior Class Play5 Student Council Secre- tary-Treasurer 45 Library Club 2, 3, 4. MARKEY, IUNE D. lunie Class Historian 45 La Memoria 45 Basketball 25 Girl Reserves 2, 4. MICKLEY, GLENDORA E. Duck Basketball 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Iunior High Glee Club 15 Library Club 25 Latin Club 1. NESS, MARY E. Ness Citamard Society 45 La Memoria Feature Editor 45 Basketball Z5 Mixed Chorus 35 Girl Reserves Vice-Presi- dent l, 2, 35 Cheerleader l, 2, 3 ,45 Iunior Red Cross Vice-President 1. ORTALE, CARL V. Ir. Citamard Society 45 Senior Class Play 4. lTransterred from Wilkens- burg.l REED, IOSIE ALDINE l'Ioey Citamard Society 3, 45 Girl Reserves 45 Iunior High Glee Club l. REIKERD, SHERMAN B. l'Sherm Citamard Society 2, 3, 4. ROBERTS, IOAN Chris La Memoria 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Girl Reserves 45 Senior Class Play5 Drum Majorette 4. ROHRBAUGH, RAYMOND Evi Football 2, Manager 3. RUTH, IOANNE ANNETTE lo La Memoria 45 Girl Reserves 45 Sen- ior Class Play. SCHMOHL, STERLING R. Tone Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football 35 Base- ball 4. SCHWARTZ, IOHN E. 'llohnny Football l, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 Track 35 Lettermen's Club 45 Baseball 4. Page 90 SEE, ROMAINE ALICE 'lSeeweed Girl Reserves l, 2, 4. SENFT, NEVIN Bush SENFT, SARAH ANN Sas Basketball 45 National Honor Society 3, Secretary 45 Girl Reserves 35 Sen- ior Class Play5 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Library Club Secretary 2, 3, Presi- dent 4. SHEARER, ELMER E. Shearer La Memoria Business Manager 45 Basketball Manager lg National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 45 Senior Class Play. SHELTON, RICHARD C. Wiss Treasurer 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, Co- captain 45 Football l, 3, 45 Letter- men's Club 45 Baseball 4. SHETRONE, MARGARET I. Marg La Memoria Assistant Editor 45 Bas- ketball l, 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Senior Class Play. SLOAN, DELORIS MAY Soapy Secretary 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Girl Reserves Sec- retary 3, 45 Iunior High Glee Club l. SMITH, GLADYS L. Gladys Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Iunior Red Cross l. SNYDER, GLENN L. Clem Wrestling l, 2, 4. SPANGLER, LOIS ESLE Spang Girl Reserves 4. STAMBAUGH, ETHEL CECELIA Blondie Basketball 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4. STAUCH, RALPH F. Stull STEINHAUER, IANE MADELINE Ianey Basketball l, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 15 Iunior High Glee Club 15 Drum Ma- jorette 4. STRAUSBAUGH, DONALD R. Strausie Treasurer 25 Wrestling l, 2, 35 Letter- men's Club 4. WEAVER, IANET RUTH Wee Wee Class Historian 45 La Memoria 45 Girl Reserves 4. WEAVER, PHILIP Phil WENTZLER, HELEN Helen Citamard Society 2, 3, 45 La Mernoria 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, Secretary 45 Band 1, 25 Iunior High Glee Club l5 Senior Class Play5 Latin Club. ZECH, DORIS E. Cleo Treasurer 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Assistant Secretary 45 Girl Reserves l, Treasurer 45 Library Club 2. Page 91 Pafrom H. Van Adams Adams Transit Co., Inc. Ethel Alcorn Beauty Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Altland S. P. Altland Anderson Grain G Feed Co. Anderson Hardware Co. 166 West Market Street Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Anstine Max G. Anstine Ernest Attig, Butcher 230 South Hartley Street Bair Shirt Factory Bair, York County, Pa. Milton L. Baker H. G. 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