West York Area High School - La Memoria Yearbook (York, PA)
- Class of 1951
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Our teachers, our classmates, our buddies Are to be found in our pages of mirth, And our activities, classes, and parties Will be ours till the end of the earth. There are things that we all remember, Things which to many are dear, But join hands now everybody 'Cause departure time draws near. Are you ready? Let's get startedg Turn the page, we are ready to gog From the first to the last page remember: All our memories have made the trip grow. F'- 2 'mx 1 ' Q J? , if 7 Si- ', '3-- if :lf I . Q ', 3 I L. 8225. i f X s if' A X. , 'Y f 'gk ,, I iff re- aj 'f fi . ' y 74 age.. ff, ' P. ty :f,.,,', -, N : .- ' sf' xv ' . f 5 4 -J .iftfi fs- il .f .V 'in ff ft: ' - 414133 1 fu' . wi i v, ,J 1 X T 11 up V... Q17 f al al' 13. XJ' V A v ,- ' f ?-': i -a ynayy i , Y... 511615 af Zrfnfeufs Dedication .... Administration Seniors .......... Underclassmen Classes ........... Activities .... Sports ..... Memories ...... Patrons UIQ . I3 N V 'l',' ' . 1' J'-, A S.. .- -.7,. I ' -I . J I- Y . A' I ,, il H E .., 2 T4 rj .Q ,M I , 3 I . I 'e S' :2+12'fvf2:.nfL3':,f i -5- . ip ,b:'.'.:qgTg'QfQlii-l1.- ' '-',,:.t,4ff5,- : ., V- ,, ill'--5-i+ Q. guns 3'-Alf? . , ,--.4-+24-7-.. ' - . ...hu I Q.,-,.g5-4,3 2711 0145... who has worked for the hetterment of our class . . . who has taught us and willingly helped us with our prohlems . . . whom we will always remember a she will always remember us . . . who is a verv sweet person with a heart of gold . . . ml hope 6 HUIICHQ' almlivulv IA MICMUHIK 1031 lu nur Il'il'lllI mul cuunsf' Greta WI. Kiss Left to Right: First Row: Marian Wright, Lois Cingerich, Janet Knoch. Anna Mae Sowers. Shirley Olewiler. Wilda Riddle. Jayne Klinedinst. Arla Mae Briggs. Phyllis Tarhert. June Guise. Seeoml Row: Miss Orner, Patsy Weaver. Mary Annah Mosehrook. Flo Ritz. Lois Baker. Reba Crone. Dorothy Kaley. Mr. Reiff. Third Row: Dorothy Burkhart, Mary Ellen Berkheimer, Donna Sunday. Carla Ortale. Fourth Row: Marilyn Gunnet, Patsy Johnson, Betty Jane Miller, Sarah Ann Strayer, Norma Jean Miedwig. Fifth Row: Don Stehman, Rohert Shive, John Senft, Rodger lloffman. Carl llenry. Sixth Row: Charles Summers, Laurenee Brydia, Harold Krebs. Seventh Row: Thomas Stamlraugh. Millard Kroh, Del Mummert. Lia ,Memrfria Co-Editors .............. ......................,....................... A rla Mae Briggs, Dorothy Kaley Sports Editors ............. ............. J ayne Klinedinst, Donald Cantz Editorial Assistants ..... ....... P atsy Johnson, Sarah Ann Strayer Janet Knoch, Wilda Riddle Donna Sunday. Betty Jane Miller Norma Miedwig, Marilyn Cunnet Donna Gettys, Patsy Weaver Advertising Manager ........ .................................. J une Curse Business Manager .......... ......................................... L ois Baker Art Editors ....................................... ...... M arian Wright, Dorothy Kaley Student Photographer ......................... ........................... C harles Summers Advertising and Business Assistants .... ........ C arla Ortale, Phyllis Tarliert Flo Ritz, Anna Mae Sowers Joy Miller, Harold Krelms Millard Kroh. Rodger Hoiiman Mary E. Berkheimer, Dorothy Burkhart Shirley Olewiler, Mary Annah Moselnrook Lois Cingerich, John Senft Reba Crone, Del Mummert Thomas Stambaugh Art Adviser- ................................... ......... R ichard B. Reiff Editorial and Business Adviser ....... .... ....... ....... A n n a L. Orner lfll C President. ....... . School l5'rf rd Vice President ...... Secretary ......... Treasurer ...... Director ........ Director... Director ...... Direelor ...... Left to Right: Firsl Row: Mr. Landis, Mr. Joseph, Mr. Eisenhart, Miss Manges. Fr-mnfl Row: Mr Kistler. Mr. Centzler. Mr. Spangler, Mr. Duncan. i. I9 ............Em0ry C. Joseph Westley lfisenharl ...........Paul Z. Kistler M. Catherine Manges ......Herman A. Centzler ........Edwin L. Spangler Milton Lanclis . ..... C. C. Dum-an Lv 5 I' 4' f fef X' eh Hhicf Camera ADAM H. MARTIN A. B., A. M. Supervising Principal PALMER E. POFF B. S., M. Ed. Principal ROSANA E. KINSEY H01 . Q Xsxe. ,JJ Secretary Animal Gainers Ts NIILLARD ALTLAND Ph. B.. M. S. History, Pennsylvania Hi'tor Civics s y, . -. Faculty Manager of Athletics. Senior High Basketball. Davin E. BECKMYER B. Sc. Physics. Chemistry, Physical Science. Eleventh Grade Class Adviser. HAZEL Busta B. S. Mus. Choral Music. Choralaires. Troubadours. Blue and White Glee Club. Boys' Quartette, Choir. DARWIN S. Bum' B. S. Commercial Law, Sales, Busines English, Typewriting. Consumer Education. Senior National Honor Society. PHILIP A. Dotuztnxs B. S. Industrial Arts. Stage Crew. Printcraft Cluh. J. Rtcumm ECKI-INROTH B. S. llealtlt, Physical Education. llaselsall. Footltall. PRISCILLA Fotutv B. S., Ed. M. Mathematics. Guidance, English Guidance Counselor. Reading Specialist. Psi-Chi. 11 GLADYS CABLE R. D. H. U School Dental Hygienist. GRETA M. Kiss B. S. English. Junior Dramatic Club, Ninth Grade Promotion, Senior Class Day Programme. DOROTHY HILLECASS Librarian. Library Club, National Junior Honor Society. CURVIN F. KoPP Algebra, Geometry, Commercial Arithmetic. School Treasurer. DOROTHY lLGENFRITZ Physlcal Education, Health. Girls Sports, Girls Sports Club, Ninth Grade Promotion. HERBERT E. KILLINGER B. S. Science, Biology. Tenth Grade Class Adviser, Assistant Football Coach. CLARA Mom. Ll-.N'rz B. A., M. A. English. Citamard Society, Consultant for Special Activities, Thespians. lllfitl A f WT? H ll: I? WH' V al'lN? X0 1 JQQQABA iw if M A M L 121 AN NA L. MORRIS English. Journalism. Senior Commencement. ANNA L. ORNER B. S. Shorthand, Typewriting. La Memoria, Faculty Secretary. RICHARD B. Rl-IIFF B. S. Spelling. Stage Crew, Majorettes, Booster Club. Cheerleaders. nlllwm-S M ,iP,Il1:-I- ,Cl .I.t'lIln .If Qrfsfmh Art, Advanced Art, English, CIIARLI-:s C. RICHARDS, JR. B. A., M. A. llistory, Guidance. Track, Wrestling, Eighth Grade Class Adviser. CHARLES H. RINIZI-IART B. S. Mathematics, Advanced Mathematics. Ninth Grade Class Adviser. ELIZABETH Sl-INFT B. A. Latin, French, English, Senior Y-Teens. AMY SHAMBAUIAI R. N. School Nurse, Attendance Officer. U31 Spanish I A Q Rx X 'tr .DQ X --is Q. :Io -Q X 0 Q: , gi Q J- Q'-' ggx Q -L x..:'11sj. -X X5 N x Xp mxNXN?S XXV mm. Q S K0 45 : E5-' Qijyzgjll ,-,jfs U04-:-gJg 4 M CARL E. WALKER B. S. Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Typewriting. Office Practice. G Izoncs A. WARD B. S.. Ed. M. Instrumental Music. Band, Orchestra. Parents Club. F. VIRGINIA WIERMAN B. S. Home Economics, Cafeteria Supervisor. Bachelors Club. J. VJESLEY Wist-. B. S. History, Problems of Democtncy Director of Visual Education, Twelfth Grade Class Adviser. DONALD WISSINGER A. B. Mathematics, Social Studies. Assistant Football Coach, Junior liiigh Basketball. ALLAN E. ZINN B. S. Geography, Penmanship. Seventh Grade Class Adviser, Junior Red Cross. 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V, -Q - -.nk SEHIORS flee 955515 fill Lf-ft to Ri ght: Patsy Weaver, Mr. Wise, Sundra Ness, Joseph Altlancl, Lois Cunnet, Yvonne Stallman President ......... Vice President ........ Secretary......... Treasurer. ....... Historian ...... .. Adviser ........ Class Flower ..,..... Class Motto ....... Class Colors ......... Seniors OFFICERS . Joseph Altland ......Sundra Ness Lois Gunnet Patsy Weaver Yvonne Stallman Wesley Wise White Rose ........Builcl for charac U61 ter, not for fame .Green and 'Steel BARBARA ALDINGER 43 North Pearl Street Academic Babs Junior Red Cross 1: Blue and White News 4. DALE EDWARD BARN Route 1, Thomasville Business Education Bahnie Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Palestra Vice President 3. MARY JANE BANKER1' 1822 West Philadelphia Street Academic Janie Junior Red Cross lg Junior Dra- matic Club lg Senior Class Play 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN BERKHEIMER 114 South Sumner Street General Men Choralaires 45 La Memoria 4. 17 JOSEPH ALLEN ALTLAND 1416 West Market Street Academic Joe Class President 45 Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Slu- dent Body Vice President 3. Lois E. BAKER 1839 West Market Street Business Education Bake Class Treasurer 35 Junior Dra- matic Club 1g La Memoria Busi- ness Manager 45 Citamard 3, 4, Citamard Play 4, Thespians 43 Student Council 1, 3, Booster Club President 3, 4, Girls Sports Club President 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Head 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4. JOHN ABRAHAM BAKE Route 6 Academic Bare Basketball 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2. ROBERT DONALD BERKREIMER 1316 West Philadelphia Street Academic Bob Blue and White News 45 Basket- ball lg Track lg Wrestling 2. 1,4llRl'INClf1 BRYIIIA 1771 West Nlatrket Street Ai'2itlt'llliL' l1ir:lie La fVl4-moria ll: llaskvlbzlll 1, 2. 3. 4: Volleyball J. 4. Ctuus CIIRISTIANSEN 1TllO Monroe Street Auarlemie Chris Basketball 2. 3: Baseball 4: Vol- leyball 4: Citamartl 4: Citatnartl Play 4. Donoruv Bunk HART Menges Mills General Dot, 1: La Melnoria 4: Choralaires 2, 4: Cafeteria 2, 3. 4: Senior Class Play Co-Business Manager 4. Blue and White Chorus Jmvuzs Covan 746 Southern Roatl Acarlenlic' Jim Junior Rell Cross 1. C. FRANK Huzstcckl-Ln Route 1, Thomasville Academic Frank Blue and Wbitsr News 4: Base- ball 1. 2, 4: Sturlent Couneil 3. ,. ARLA MM: BRIGGS Route 6 Business Education Briggs Blue and Wllite Chorus 1: junior Y-Teens Treasurer 2: La Me- moria Co-Editor 4: Citamartl 2. 3. Treasurer 4: Citamarcl Play 2. 3. 4: Tbespians 3, President 4: Li- brary Club 3: National Honor So- ciety 4: Student Council 3: Bas- ketball 2. 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. Wll.I.ltKM Bovluc 100 North 5:-vsartl Street Avatletnie l3ill' Class Treasurer 1, 1,11-sitlvttl 21 National Honor Society 3, ll: Stu rlent Counr-il 2, Pr:-sitleut ll: Has ketball 1. 2. 3. Captain 1: Foot ball 1. 2. 3. Co-Captain 1: Volley ball 3. 4: Stutleut Holly l'rt-sirlent 4: Colf 3. 'L ,Ii1NNlF11:n C. BRITCIIICR llomeplavv. Route 6 General Je-mty' Cltoralaires 1. 2: Tltespiaus 1: Psi-Chi 3, 4: Library Club fl: Student Council 3: Stage Crew l 2. 3, Art Teclmieian -1: S1-niol Class Play 4: Majorette l. 2. 3 4: Basketball l. 2. E131 THOMAS Cmswau. REDA Cnoue 2024 West Philadelphia Street Route 1, Seven Valleys General Tom Academic Reba Football 2. Junior Red Cross 1, 2g Blue and White Chorus lg Junior Dra- matic Club 15 Choralaires 2, 3, 45 Choir Treasurer 4, Blue and White News 2, 43 La Memoria 43 Psi-Chi 3, 4-g Library Club 3, 4g Nurse's Aid 2, 3g Basketball 1, 23 Volleyball 3: Cafeteria 3, 4. LUTHER S. DANLEY, JR. JAMES EDWARD DIEHL 129 South Clinton Street 1285 West Poplar Street General Lute Business Education Jim Student Council 33 Football 1. Troubadours 25 Student Council 2g Basketball 1, 23 Football 2. JAMES M. EASTON RICHARD A. FAHS Orange Street S0llIlI FGITCSI Street General Jim Academic Rich William Penn 1, 2, 3g Student Council 4. FAYE MARGUERITE FIRESTONE GEORGE L- F1-TCKYNGER 1440 Worth Street 1990 West Philadelphia Street general Faye Academic Flick Choralaires 1, 2, 4, Senior Y- Band 1- 21 31 43 Basketball 2- Teens 29 Psi-Chi 4. I 19 1 ROSEMARIE MARGARET GALLAGHER 28 North Sumner Street General Rosie Junior Red Cross 13 Junior Y- Teens 13 Senior Y-Teens 23 Clzor- alaires 1, 2, 43 Girls Sports Club 4. DONNA GETTYS Route 1, Spring Grove General Gettys Junior Y-Teens 1, 23 Senior Y- Teens 33 La Memoria 43 Psi-Chi 3. GERALD M. CINGERICH Route 1, Seven Valleys General Ging JEAN GLESSNER 29 North Oxford Street Academic Jean Choralaires 4g Blue and White News 43 Nurse's Aid 1. 20 DONALD EUGENE GANTZ Route 6 Business Education Don' Class Vice President 2g La Me moria 43 Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Cap tain 43 Volleyball 3, 43 Track 1 23 Golf 3, 4g Wrestling 1, 2. DAVID GILBERT Route 1 Academic Dave' Blue and White News 43 Stage Crew 2. Lois ELEINE CINGERICH Route 6 Academic Chubby' Junior Red Cross 13 Blue am White Chorus 13 Junior Dramatim Club Treasurer 13 Choralaires 2 3, 43 Choir 43 Blue and White News 43 La Memoria 4g Basket ball 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. JUNE DELoaEs GUISE 1115 West Poplar Street Academic Junie' Blue and White Chorus li Chor alaires 2, 4g Choir Secretary 43 Junior Dramatic Club 13 Blue and White News 2, Make-up Edi tor 43 La Memoria Advertising Manager 43 National Honor So ciety 3, Treasurer 4g Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleybali 1, 2, 3, 4. JoHN AIvIIv1oN GUNNET Route 1, Spring Grove Academic Pee-Wee Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Troubadours 2, Secretary 3, President 43 Choir 43 Orchestra 33 Blue and White News 4g Student Council 43 Mel- ody Four Quartet President 3, 43 Senior Class Play 4. MARILYN KAY GUNNET 2059 West Philadelphia Street General Marilyn Blue and White Chorus Accom- panist 1, 2, 3g Choralaires 2, Vice- President 33 Blue and White News 2, 43 La Memoria 4. DOLGRES MAE HARBOLD Route 1, Spring Grove Business Education Toot JORDAN CLARK HAYES 177 South Highland Avenue Academic Clark Junior Red Cross lg Basketball 23 Football 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. WAW, W 1211 ' Lois ELAINE GUNNET Route 1, Spring Grove Business Education Lou Class Secretary 43 Blue and White Chorus 1. RONALD E. GuNNI:'r Route 1, Spring Grove Academic Ronnie Bachelors Club 43 Basketball 2. MARcARI:1' A. HARDY 115 South Herman Street General Margie Junior Red Cross 13 Junior Dra- matic Club 13 Junior Y-Teens 2g Senior Y-Teens 33 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 Nurse's Aid 23 Girls Sports Club 43 Basketball 1. RICHARD L. HEINRR York New Salem General Dick Junior Red Cross 1. DOLORES FAY HELTZEL 21 Dewey Street Academic Hetz Junior Dramatic Club 1, Chor- alaires 2, 4, Blue and White News 4, Girls Sports Club 4, Flag Twirler 4, Cheerleader 1, Senior Class Play 4. RODGER HOFFMAN Route 1, Seven Valleys Business Education Buddy La Memoria 4, Bachelors Club 4. CARL D. HENRY York New Salem Academic Henry Troubadours 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Blue and White News 2, 4, La Memoria 4, Citamard 2, 3, 4, Citamard Play 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Student Council 3, Senior Class Play 4, Melody Four Quar- tet 3. DALE H. HOKE Route 1, Spring Grove Academic Hoke GENE F. HOUSEAL 1806 Stanton Street General Stretch Basketball Manager 3, 4. Doaornv C. KALEY 1233 West King Street Academic Dottie Junior Red Cross 1, Junior Dra- matic Club Secretary 1, Blue and White News 2, 4, La Memoria Co-Editor 4, Citamard 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, Citamard Play 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, Senior Class Play 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Sec- retary 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, As- sistant Manager 2, Manager 3, 4, Cafeteria 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Man- ager 3, 4. E221 PATSY LEE JOHNSON 1398 West King Street Academic Pat Junior Red Cross 1, .lunior Dra- matic Club 1, Choralaires 1, 4, Blue and White News 2, Feature Editor 4, La Memoria 4, Thes- pians 4, Senior Class Play 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Flag Twirler 4, Basketball 1, 2, Vol- leyball 1, 2, 4. CHARLES FKEDERICK KAUEEMAN 1512 West Philadelphia Street Academic Bing Class Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Junior Dramatic Club 1, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Basketball Man- ager 1, 2, Football 2. JANET Louisa KNOCH 1334 West King Street Business Education Janey Junior Red Cross 13 Blue and White Chorus 13 Junior Dramatic Club 13 Blue and White News 43 La Memoria 43 Senior Class Play 43 Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Girls Sports Club 4g Flag Twirler 4g Cheerleader 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3. NED RODNEY Korn Seven Valleys Business Education Kopp Basketball 1, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE B. KOPP Seven Valleys Business Education Koppie Junior Red Cross lg Junior Dra- matic Cluh 13 Junior Clee Club 1. HAROLD E. KREBS Route 1, Spring Grove Business Education Krebs La Memoria 43 Bachelors Club 4g Student Council 4g National Honor Society 4. 1231 RICHARD KEENER Route 8 GEORGE RICHARD Kassu-:R 1904 West Philadelphia Street Academic Keener General Shorty Baseball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT L. KINDIG 1621 West Philadelphia Street Academic Bob Wrestling 1, 2. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. ,JAYNE L. M. KLINEDINST 1316 West King Street Business Education Jayne Junior Red Cross 13 Blue and White Chorus 13 Junior Dramatic Club 13 Blue and hite News 43 La Memoria 43 Cit ard 3, 43 Citamard Play 3, 43 spians 43. Senior Class Play 43 N rse's Aid 13 Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Girls Sports Club 4g Flag Twirler 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball lg Track 2, 3, 4. MILLARD L. KROH, II Seven Valleys Business Education Kroh La Memoria 45 Bachelors Club 4. DONALD E. LEPPO Route 8 General Don NORMA JEAN MIEDWIG 1619 West Philadelphia Street Business Education Jeannie Junior Red Cross lg Junior Dra- matic ClIIb 1, JIInior Y-Teens 2g Senior Y-Teens 3: Choralaires 2g Blue and White Chorus 15 Li- brary Club 2, 3, 43 La Memoria 4. DAVID S. MILLER Route 1, Thomasville Academic Davie Wrestling 3, 4. 24 LLOYD W. LI-:HII Route 1, Thomasville General Lehr LINDLEY LIGHT 1511 West Princess Street Academic Lin JIInior Dramatic Club lg Band 2, 3, 4, Blue and White News 4g Citamard 45 Senior Class Play 4. Barry JANE MILLER Route 6 Academic Betty Choralaires 2, Librarian 3, 4g BlIIe and White News 2, 4: Psi- Chi 3, 4g La Memoria 43 Nurse's Aid 1, 2, 34 Basketball 3, 4g Vol- leyball 3, 4. Jov ELIZABETH MILLER 377 West Philadelphia Street General Joy Junior Dramatic Club lg Junior Red Cross 1, Junior Y-Teens President 15 Blue and White News 43 La Memoria 4g Nurse's Aid 2, 33 Girls Sports ClIIb 45 Basketball 2, 3g Volleyball 23 Track 2. LLEWELLYN D. NIILLER Route 3. Spring Grove General Weis Wrestling 2, 3. MARY ANNAH Mosizmxoorc 1800 Stanton Street Academic Mose Junior Red Cross 1: Blue and White Chorus lg junior Dramatic Club 1: Choralaires 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Blue and White News 4: La Memoria 43 Nurse's Aid 1. 2: Cirls Sports Club 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. DEL F. MUMMER1' Route 6 Business Education Sweetpea La Memoria 4: Bachelors Club 4' Basketball 2, 3. 1 Fm-:D L. Mums Route 6 Business Education Son Sli' 25 Romznr E. lxllLLER 1255 West Poplar Street Business Education Snap, Class President 1: Student Coun- cil l: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4-: Base- hall l. 2. 3, 4. Jmvuzs H. lhl0IlL 1634 Monroe Street Aeatletuiv James junior Red Cross 1: Band 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4: Trouhadours 2. 3, Secretary 4: Choir 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3. 4: Blue and White News Cirvula- tion Manager 4: Thespians 3. 4: Student Council 3: Stage Crew , . . . . l. .Z. 3. 4: pl'0.lt'l7ll0lllSlS 4. ltlfmv Lou BllllVlMliIlT Route 6 Academic Shorty Class Secretary 1: Junior Dra- matic Cluh 1: Junior Y-Teens 1: Blue and White Chorus President lg Choralaires 2, 3, 4: Blue and White News 2. 4: Library Club 2: Senior Class Play 4: Girls Sports Cluh 4: Baskethall l. 2, 3, 4-. JACK M. Mvizns 2013 West Stanton Street General Jar-k Band lg Student Council 1: Troubadours 1: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 2. 1 MARGARET V. NEWHOUSE Route 6 General Peggy Waltham High School 1, 2, 3, Junior Dramatic Club 2, Annual 1, 2, Student Council 43 Cheer- leader 1. CARLA ORTALE 1950 West Market Street Academic Bunny Junior Dramatic Club President 1, ,lunior Y-Teens 1, Blue and White News 2, Sports Editor 4, La Memoria 4g Citamard 2, Sec- retary 3, 4, Citamard Play 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, Treasurer 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Senior Class Play 4, Booster Club 2, 3, Girls Sports Club 4, Cheerleader Head 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 2, 3, 4. l SHIRLEY ANN 0x.EwxLER 1252 West Poplar Street General Shirl Junior Red Cross 1, Junior Dra- matic Club 1, Choralaires 4, Blue and White News 4, La Me- moria 4, Senior Class Play 4. ROBERT PARDO Shrewsbury Academic Bob Student Council 2, Wrestling 2g Football 2. MAE ROMAINE MYERS Route 1, Thomasville General Mae CARL L. NEss Route 4 Business Education Slow Class Vice President 1, Baseball 1, 2, Football 2. MADLYN ERLENE NACE Route 2, Spring Grove General Madge Volleyball 3, 4. SUNDRA VALORIE NESS 1515 Monroe Street Academic Sunny Class Vice President 4: .lunior Dramatic Club 1, Junior Y-Teens 2, Choralaires 3, 4, Blue and White News 4, Citamard 3, 4, Citamard Play 3, 4, Library Club 2, Student Council 4, Senior Class Play 4, National Honor So- ciety 4. i E261 JACQUELINE E. PAUP 1830 West Andrew Street Business Education Jackie Volleyball 4. FLO E. Rrrz 1527 West King Street General Floppie Junior Red Cross 13 Junior Y- Teens 25 Senior Y-Teens 35 La Memoria 43 Cheerleader l, 2, 3. WILDA L. Rmoua 1315 West Poplar Street Business Education Wil La Memoria 4-g Girls Sports Club 43 Senior Class Play 43 Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2. Jovca MAE Rupvnncur Route 3, Spring Grove Business Education Rupp Volleyball 3, 4. RALPH SELL, JR. Route 1, Thomasville General Ralph Band 3, 43 Volleyball 4, Track 3, 4. NELLIE E. SHAN-'Ln 1285 West Poplar Street Business Education Hepsie Library Club 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Basketball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 4. i271 JOHN F. Sl-:Nrr 2113 West Market Street Academic Johnnie Junior Red Cross lg National llonor Society 3, President 45 La Memoria 45 Student Council lg Basketball 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 3. ELAINE M. SHI-ELTON 1121 West Princess Street General Red G. Roaanr SHIVE 231 North Sumner Street Academic Bob Junior Red Cross 13 Junior Dra- matic Club 13 Band 2, 3, 43 Trou- badours 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Choir 43 Blue and White News 43 La Memoria 4g Citamard 43 Cita- mard Play 43 Stage Crew 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Play 43 Glee Club 13 Tune Makers 3g Projectionist Club 4. EUGENE H. SNYDER 101 North William Street General Gene Junior Red Cross 1, 23 Blue and White News Treasurer 43 Senior Class Play 4g Volleyball 2. YVONNE E. STALLMAN 1623 Monroe Street Academic Vonnie Class Historian 43 Junior Red Cross President 13 Junior Dra- matic Club Vice President lg Junior Y-Teens 2g Choralaires Treasurer 3, 43 Orchestra Librar- ian 2, 3, Secretary 43 Blue and White News Assistant News Edi- tor 43 Citamard 2, 3, 43 Citamard Play 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, Vice President 43 Library Club 23 Sen- ior Class Play 43 Nurse's Aid 1, 23 Flag Twirler 4. Tx-roivms F. STAMBAUGH Seven Valleys Business Education Morph Bachelors Club 43 La Memoria 43 Football 1, 2. 1231 RICHARD SMITH Route 1, Spring Grove Academic Smitty Junior Red Cross 13 Blue and White News Sports Editor 43 Cit- amard 43 Bachelors Club 43 Sen- ior Class Play 43 Basketball 2. ANNA MAE Sowaas 1344 West Market Street General Maisy Junior Red Cross 13 Blue and White Chorus 13 Junior Dramatic Club 13 Junior Y-Teens 13 La Memoria 4g Booster Club 2. 33 Girls Sports Club 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4. GERALD RODNEY STAMBAUGH 1746 Orange Street Academic Stummy Junior Red Cross 1, 2g Senior Class Play 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball Manager 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball Manager 3, 4. DoN R. STEHMAN 1545 West Market Street Academic Don Junior Red Cross 13 Junior Dra- matic Club 13 Troubadours 2, 3, Vice President 43 Choir 43 Glee Club 13 Blue and White News 2, 43 La Memoria 43 Citamard 2, 3, Vice President 43 Citamard Play 3, 43 Thespians 3, Vice President 43 Student Council 43 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Play 4g Melody Four Quartet 33 Pro- jectionist Club 4. SARAH ANN STRAYER 1485 West Princess Street Academic Sure Junior Red Cross 1, President 2 and 3, 43 Blue and White Chorus 13 Junior Dramatic Club 13 Jun- ior Y-Teens 13 Senior Y-Teens 33 Blue and White News 2, Editor 43 La Memoria 4g Choralaires 3, 43 Student Council 2, 4g Nurse's Aid 1, 23 Junior Red Cross Chap- ter Council 1, 2, Vice President 3, 43 Cafeteria 3, 43 Thespians 43 Senior Class Play 43 National Honor Society 4. CHARLES F. SUMMERS 27 South Oxford Street General Charlie Troubadours 13 Blue and White News 43 La Memoria 4. Pi-wtus MAE TARBERT 155 North Sumner Street Business Education Terry Junior Dramatic Club 13 Junior Y-Teens 1, 23 La Memoria 4-3 Psi- Chi 4. Pi-m.us JEAN WARNER Route l, Seven Valleys Academic Phyl Junior Red Cross lg Blue and White Chorus 13 Junior Dramatic Club 13 Blue and White News 43 Nurse's Aid 1, 2. E291 MARLYN L. Sruurr 1460 Monroe Street Business Education Marlyn DONNA JEAN SUNDAY 1318 Bannister Street Business Education Sunday Junior Y-Teens 23 La Memoria 4-3 Girls Sports Club 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 4. REcrNA R. VALENTINE Route 2, Seven Valleys General Jeannie Senior Class Play 4g Volleyball 4. PATSY WEAVER 1653 Filbert Street Academic Pete Class President 3, Treasurer 4g Blue and White News 4-3 La Me- moria 43 National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4-3 Student Council 3g Senior Class Play 43 Girls Sports Club Vice President 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Volley- ball 2, 3, 43 Track 2. BARRY WHITMORE 137 South Clinton Street Academic Barry Junior Red Cross 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM R. WISE Route 6 General Bill Blue and White News 4. Gi-:NI-: WISE 1523 Monroe Street Academic Peanut Senior Class Play 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIAN ANN WRIGHT 1731 Filbert Street Academic Marian Blue and White Chorus lg Chor- alaires 4, Blue and White News Art Editor 43 La Memoria Art Editor 4, Basketball 3, 4g Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4. ' Lou ANN R. ZAn1'1vI.4N Route 1, Thomasville Academic Louie Junior Red Cross 1, 25 Blue and White Chorus lg Junior Dramatic Club lg Junior Y-Teens 2: Sen- ior Y-Teens 3, 43 Choralaires Li- brarian 2, 3, President 43 Blue and White News 2, Assistant Fea- ture Editor 4g Library Club 2, 3, Vice President 45 Student Coun- cil Secretary-Treasurer 4g Nurse's Aid 1, 25 Basketball 2. T2 f ' If qttdi Ig? 15352 fra!! f Members of the class, but 4 X ' , 1, ' , 'N .zm,J X ,Z I I x U I tk ' Q not necessarily graduates gl I Z. . .fs E301 Our Snug iQ Paw: . . . THE HALLS OF WEST YORK HIGH SCHOOL 1Tune- Halls of Ivyul With our fond farewell we leave thee, We, the Class of '51. Your memories weill cherish through the lives we've begun. We will miss our friends and teachers Who have filled our happy days With joy and understanding- Weill remember, always. There, too, will be a tear for every happy year Welve spent with you, our own dear West York High. Our colors Blue and White have taught us what is rightg Our paths of life were opened to us here in The halls of West York High School. In our hearts you'll live for aye, And may we never let your honor fade away. -Palsy Johnson Yvonne Stallman THE FLAME OF '51 Six years ago a spark was born, ,Twas the Class of '51, We entered West York High that morn, And the flame was then begun. The glow was faint, but flick'ringg there In the hearts of youth arose A mighty goal, a timely dare: And the class their leaders chose. The spark grew brighter through the years As new names adorned the roll, We learned to think and conquer fears, And we set a mighty goal. We did not choose to build for fame- Character, we made our creedg Then, for this high and noble aim, Cravely strived in word and deed. The flame has grown both bright and strong For our class has climbed the height, Weive reached the goal and with a song, We go forth, our flame alight. Will it grow bright in years to come? Will it fade and slowly die? Our lovely flame, will it become Like a star up in the sky? The flame will grow in sweet array, When the world sees greatness done Someone will ask, and you can say- ,Tis the flame of '5l. -Jayne Klinedinst Dorothy Kaley Sarah Ann Strayer E311 D0 gnu Kcmcmber? -our first class meeting when we appointed committees to choose our class motto and class flower. The White Rose Unfoldsf' our Ninth Grade Promotion Pageant, when we gradu- ated into full-Hedged Senior High School students. -Bill Boyer as Henry Vlli' and 5'George Washingtonf, -going to Hershey that June. our Sophomore Halloweien party with the graves of the supposedly deceased Mil- lard Atland and Carroll Posey. -receiving our felt goods and wearing our beanies', in classes. -Donald Gantz in Tenth Grade as a chambermaid to Flo Ritz. -our assembly programs . . . those annual plays written by Sarah Ann Strayer. -how proud we felt to wear our class jewelry. -Mr. Beckmyer taking his Physics class to Safe Harbor. -Millard Kroh being shot by 'LCupid,' Briggs and chased by Lois Baker. -when Mr. Wise took us to Gettysburg that spring and Frank Biesecker skinned a snake for Dottie's belt. -some of the boys taking a short cut home. -when we first occupied those front seats in assembly and knew we were Seniors at last. -the press conference at Dallastown when Arla Mae Briggs and John Gunnet after being splashed with vinegar were crowned Mr. and Mrs. Vinegar. -the Hallowe'en party in Margaret Newhouse's barn with the straw tunnel. -all the typing classes when Seniors tried their best to make their typing teacher blow her topf' -looking at each otheris proofs and picking the one you liked best. -the Shorthand II class walking miles to keep warm. -those frequent class meetings. the Ediphone demonstration with some of the class making embarrassing remarks. -sighs at all the engagement rings and surprise at the marriage of our fellow class- mate, ,lack Myers. Beauty and the Beeff, our class play. -the teachers, class advisers, and friends. -Class Day . . . the lump in our throats when our classmates received awards. the dinner dance . . . our class trip. -Baccalaureate . . . and finally graduation and our good-byes. -becoming Alumni, Class of ,5l, and realizing our high school is the best in the world. --Yvonne Stallman, Historian E321 ,Q--ufuvlu . 4-. ' , -Y ,-wr - I 1 , -G 4, ..s --:M .J , ,ff . ,:..,f'f f . -. - 1 ., wi ' '..- W' Q ,. A+ :if-- v :: K 1' ' Q,-.,-17,5 pf.. ' W- k .5 ,, .v ':- -,,, , 4 '- '21-1 -, A M- . , n'Qg'1 I p 5 . P Ng ,. an . ..--f Q zu, ,, . 4 ,I - D . g,.,- 14, j , V 51,6 J: , hm. i Z 1 1 . 4:35, Y my +.'-an -,fn , J' - - - 1 .-' , - ' b . VL.- wf----mml 1. V . i , . V f V . f-w:1s2f+n?-.-.--KA, W f . - . - Y - N - - 4- my V. f A 4f-- -- Xg ':N-xf 1 '- - ' f, 3 I A ff -g:,1.vw- , , .- 1 NW-15..s2W,Q513-S ' , ' - ' 1 H ' '- H -- '- ,413 ' I . .: 1fGQ,y.'f3v, g,fkJQ:Kgh r ' - Q. Lrg-P I Y M, A fu-gf' , N - f in -' ' ' 1'-nuff , , ' ' -1:1 f x ' ' - ' - ,- Q . X, V1 . 4, X Flmi,xVps.,.115-1gRg,53g'LLgPH:y,gfg4:.,iS'fg9i -,gulf - X. .- 2. X I j17f't:'f,6'! , A UHDERCRHDS juuivrs l.:-fr lo Right: Terry Hoover, Robert Crnmbine, Barbara Bechtel, David Wake-land, Mr. BKllxIIlNfI President ......... V fee President ...... Secretary ....... 'l'reasurer ........... . Sergeant-at-Arms ..... Adviser ....... Colors ...... Flower ........ lVlollo ....... OFFICERS ., .................... ...... . Terry Hoover I 34- .......David Wakeland Barbara Bechtel Rolmert Grumlvine Fred Koller David Beckmyer ...........Cl'illlS0ll and Grey ........... .American Beauty Rose Work is the key to all Suvcessi' ll-I ll-2 . ,. .. , , . . . V. . . . vll In lllgilll I'lliSl him: lwlwrl Slump. .luhn UI'lll'ill'lA. IJPIIYIAIS lilylllll linninu' 5Illt'il71'l'. Su lll -, , ., . pgilir. Hgirlumi iJ4'l'IllLlll. ,IUQIIIHP XIIIINIIIKTI. .lu :Kun Nlyvrs. Ruin-rl Walks-l'. lmilm-3 lXiIIll'lillll 9:-1-mimi limi: liniwl'l lfisllvl. lllvnn Iil'Q'Illl4'lllLlIl, Ilunuhl l.am'l'. Rus-m-I 'lxl'iIllllll'I'. lfiiixin 'xlliillril livin- Wim-. 'l'l1i1'sl Hem: Luis L1-ppm. IM-lun-S Km-ssl:-r. Sam ,Min Smith. Nlxiriuu Nluul, llurix Km-mi ivmlflll Rim: .lllflx My1'l'S. .lmin Sliunk. l'iIlIlI!1l .luv Baile-y, Tvrry Ilfmwr. lfiflli Nun: Ifilrlif- iizlli .l.unw Knamli. Lynn llzirlmlul. Sixlli Rim: l u1'u-QI I,illl1'l'. Te-ml Siivlluiki-i'. Huw-ll Xliliugu-r. Ho ii xlllN4lIlllil'l'. lmfl lu Right: lfirfl Kim: Dnmilwl Knipplv. .-Mlmlrvy Lvhr, Namlim' Uillwrl. l.m'mim- Kruul. Pliyllx Snyulvr. Slunlm-y Kl'lllIl. S4-mml Hou: l'ulrim'ia Duncan. Nona Wrigxlit. Fliirlvy Iliviullv. xllll glll'l'llIxlt'. 'l'IlirmI Him: l rn'uI Kulln-r. Rulwrl Sl'ililSZlN'l'QIl'l', Hivliard Kvllvr. liunallfl B1-rklu-i1m'r. lfmlllli limi: Hmlm-5 Slllllllbllllglil. l':iul Smith. llcrry lim-1'kln-iim'1'. Phyllif Lau. E351 ll-3 ll-4 1.4-ft to Right: First Row: james Geiselman. Richard Beeker. ,loyee Krout, Lois Riehards. .Ioflnn Leathery. Niles Leese, Robert, Krottl, Niles Dennis. Seeond Hon: Patsy Myers. l,0l'l'21iIlt' Nlarkey. Delores Lau. Sylvia Kngler, Ethel Smyser. Third Row: Riehard Thomas. Janice lekes. Phyllis Kline- dinst. Pattie l.att. Norkzt Gladfelter. Fourtlt How: David Wakeland. Sue Bankert. Glare Snyder. Carolyn Stanfler, Arlene Myers. Fifth Row: Carol Wilderson. Janet Ness, Nlary Lon Slillltllilllglt. lilizulmetlt Slaneh. Sixth Row: Richard Sl'lll'lllIl, Robert Anstine, Betty Shepperd. Patsy Shepperd. llttrvin Sweilzer. I.:-ft to Right: First Row: Luther Danley, Delores Brennentan. Charmaine Stranshanglt. Sylvia llennoll, Httthanna Sowers, Ann Sands, Wayne Meyer, Spurgeon Hoffman. Second Row: Darllara Myers. Barbara Bechtel, Naomi Gentzler, Gloria Ness. Dixie Trifillis. Third Row: ,lohn Zeigxler. Rohm-rta Godfrey. l.ois Starnlnangh, Doris Newhonse. Patrieia johnson. Fourth Row: Geraldine Davis. Robert Godfrey. Martha Sl'llWBI'll. Glair Gantz, Barhara Spangler. Fifth Row: Rolmert Grum- ltine. l.t-on Dt-lander, Elaine Sinner. Waldron Myers. Donald Keller. Sixth Rim: Donald Rndisill. Karl Petry, Donald Berkheimer, Chauncey lloek. Robert Iittltfllilllglll. ram Szfplzomzfres lefl tu Rlflll' Ronald Taylor. Mary Lou Sllllllk. Sylvia Samlvrf, ffurvin Sm-ilzm-r. Mr. K1 ll X, . OFFICERS IHTMJNH ............ .... RonMd Tador Yhv Pnwhkml ........ ....... Curdn Swvhmw Svcnwary ...... ....... Syhia Sandvrs 'I'I'l'llSlll'txI' ...... ..... M ary Lou Shunk Nddmw ...... HPHWN H KHHngW Fhnvr .,..... .......... Rom-ufpmwv ibhns ..... .............. ..............,......................... Mawnm mnlCn3 Nhnhn ,... .... .15UflhPSlUHUHTUN'd0PWH1lHlhUM'HP Hvvloduyu i371 IO-I IO-2 Left to Right: First Row: Ralph Miller, Gloria Ann Bank:-rt. llarriet Rudisill. Doris Svseitzer. Naney Bare. Ronald Young. Second Rows: Mary Lou Sprenlile. Connie Flohr. Donna Stoner. Palrieia Winn. lledley Yost. Third Row: Larry Naee, Patsy Rutland. Betty Allen. Jane Frey. Thomas Heberly. Fourth Row: Mary Lon Shunk, Lois McAllister, Bradley Kopp, Kenneth llouseal. Roller! Reisinger. Adam Runk. Fifth Row: Gerald Lauglnnan. Barry Yost. James Riddle, William Brenner. Left to Right: First Row: Larry Bahn, Alice Eiker, June Frock. Gorean Rehert. Marlene Lehman ,loyee Krebs. Gerald Alwood. Second Row: Beverly Rrown, Jacqueline Klinedinst, Dorothy Weaver Marcia Denues. Phyllis Warner, Marguerite Runk. Third Ron: William Kerr. Ronald Burkholder Nancy Frey. Fairy Molison, Robert Leiphart, Robert Ness. Fourth Row: William Forry, ,lane Seolt Phyllis Eisenhour, William Boyer. Lester Molison. l33l IO-3 IO-4 1,1-fl tu Kiglll: lfiiwl Rim: Jann-s Caxanaugrli. Byran Pm-. Willmr Klinwlinsl. Jllvc-n Smysvr. Nlarlvm' l.in:lflrum. Roll:-rl Sll'lt'lll'. .l2llllQ'r Nuglv. llllLll'l4'4 Wolgalnutll. Alva-l'la lA'llI', Nancy llulw. ,Ivan llllilllll. ,lam-I lfurry. Gloria Ram-lumix-ig. Fm-niul Hem: Ulm-nn llulu-. Ram-lu-I Naill. Luis l'lyln-r. llarnlsl Slrinv. llarry Spangxlvr. 'l'l1iral Rem: xxllt'4l!ll1 Sly:-rs, llilrla Bla:-k. Nl:-Iliv K4-1-rlv. llraw Suu:-rs. lirm'o Broun. l oul'll1 Kms: Waym- Zvarfuss. lmiis Hamlmlv. Daximl l,illlm'. .luvl Snymlvr. Runalml Taylor. 1 K9 . . V ,, . . R 1 . f A 6 - v J . KX K K . ,vu f 5 r ,C 8 l in Lvfl lu Right: First Rim: ,loan B4-4-lm-I. lfarlyn llnglz-r. Aurlrvy Cross. Annamary Rvnull. Gartlia ,-Xliliilgi-r. Barbara Carla-. Sm-mul Rim: Nlary Ann Gunnvl. Gloria Nlin-ilnig, Sylvia Nlimluig. Sylvia .lavks1m. lhirnl Hmm: Raymuml Bryant. liivliarml Gross. Donald We-ism-r. ,lamvs liolmla-. 5 :ao 1 1 l,I'l'Slill'llt .......... Ninth ,. Grade It-tt to Right: Mr. RlttQ'lt1It'l. llaiitl lloplxius. ,l:1ni1't- 'Xluumu-rt. l my 'llillil..l1'li'y' .lan-ul:-. Ol7l7lClQRS Class Flower ....... ...... lVl iss AI1lPI'il'8 Ros:- Vicv l,I'l'Sllif'Itl. ..... Sficrvtary .......... Tl'l'ilSlll 1-I. .... .. Alix isvr ..... 9-I Jerry Jacobs Class Colors ......................................... Bluff autl Cold David Hopkins Class Motto ........ Win uvw friemls. hut kf-vp thc' olcl. Janice Mulmmlrt 'l'hv hrst are silver. tht- lattvr gold. Larry Millar Charles H. Rinehart l,t-ft to Right: First Row: Donalrl Nam-. ,Ianicv Nlummert, Fe-rn llgm-ufritz. llurluaru lauulis. Shirley Spangler. Pearl Litth-, Barhara Re-imlel, Shirley Svvf-itzvr. Darla Lu- Sullivan. Dou- alfl lfcckerz Sarontl How: Rolwrl llarlsougzh. Davitl Singh-y, William Al1llllgll't', Barry Bulflap. Rolu-rt Fink, Robert Horner, Raymontl Kuhn. Third Row: William Jzlvolus. Will liam Sc-nfl, Georgt- Myers, Barry Rupp. Kay Novi. Fourth Row: lit-raltl Zvigln-r. .lvrry Jacobs. Rivhard Dt-artlorff, Titus Runklv. Ronaltl B!'t'YlYltllltHl1. Fifth Row: liarry Xlilh-r. Gary Turlwrt. Dale Brr-nneman, Rivharcl Jones. Donald Cihhs. Sixth Row: llonnhl Ifuok. Donaltl Clousvr, Rohert Millvr, Mivhael Grvvnvvootl. Rirhartl Copr, fll21I't'Ilt't' llurtlvy, Six 9-2 9-5' imfl tu Right: isilirl Hou: Yvrna lluuscul. Rat' fllalfvltw. David tittllliiillg. ,lark Uztnlvy, .luv ilu.-.HI Numlru llmw. ,lunis Younke-r. Svrninl Rim: Dale ilrt-nm-inan. flutrim- Buyvr. Ilmi- l,1'illlIi1'l'. ixvu nt-th lnnluivk. Nh-lvin Lt-hr, 'I'hirtI Rum: .lam-kiv Markle. Mary Kanffnuin. Phylli- Waillwr. Hil'ilZll'li Dir-lil. Fourth Kms: Natnvy Built-y. iftlytiu- Puhnt-r. lk-Cc-iiu Scnft. Nancy Rnfligill. Ifwlyii Nlitul. Ififxli R islii .ltd l'il n Da 'I ll lx' H1 ily 'Nil i' R11 ll it Nl Dah fi 1ilN UNI '. K' ' L15 tt . ' V14 up 'lllS, 'ill 6' ' , IIN 15. ill' ' - Il 'K' '. ' ' .L 'N 'I 2. . I.:-ft tu Right: First Run: Mary Knauh. ,It-an Nlauss, Henry Unger, Harry Kline-tlinsl. William Ilan- It-y. llurulliy ifivlmltz. Runaltl Fair. Svc-mini Row: Carolyn Kolivr. Doris fil'lIilt'. Shirlvy Xlhright. Brutw- Slayhangli. .luannv Taylor. Third Ron: Carolyn Nlassiiiime, Nlarjuris- Stuiiihauigli. tllnriat Smith Xlurilyn Fm-vs:-r. Patricia Luuvr. Fuurth Row: Norman Mdingvr, Gloria llnffniun. ifurulyn Rziuiimzxn. lust-ph Stauvh. Uuvitl ifllligf. Fifth Hun: Blair Norris. ,luine-s Mille-r, Ruin-rt II1-nry. Ruhr-rl llztllvr. i 'trry Waigxiie-i'. E411 8-I Szyhflz Grade lmfl In Rlglllli I.l'Xll'l' lluyvll Dllllllil HllIt'lIlll'l. llnlmw- Slum- Nlr. Kl4'lllll'll5. l r1-ll livrr. l 0FI lCl'lRS l,l'1'Slill'lll .......... .... I Tulurvs Slain' Vim' l,l'f'Sldl'lll ...... .......... I7 ra-cl K1-rr Sl'C'I'l'lill'f .......... Dllllllll RllIt'lllll'l 'l'H'z1slll'4'1 '... . ................ .... l ,vslvr Buy:-1' Mlxisvr ..... ...... l llmrlc-S C. Ric-lmrrls. Jr. l.Q-fl In lilgffllli l'lI'SI Kms: llhlllllli Rulluml. Holm-rl llummv. Dill'l'yl Nrulwy. l'c'1ll'l llulnll- SLllllll'il lim-lu-rl. llonnu Rim-llurl. Rolwrl Lookinglrill. Runulal Klinv. Wullvr l'lilwr. Sm-mn Run: llnlurf-5 Sl1ivv.5l1i1'lc'y Nlym-rs.ilzlnulyxmfa-m'l1. Bunnim- Hrmxn, ,lHLllIlll' lie-ulzlc-V. lAilll'l1'lLl lluye-s. 'l'l1ir4l lion: ,lzunr-4 liamplwll. lhu'l'y .-Kllnrigilxl, lillurlffs Nlurlin. l'uul Hpillmam lluyw- lfumplwll. Raymnml Cfnpmllle-aw-1'. l uurIl1 Hum: Rmllwy Spznlgln-r. llull- lllbyfl I I lflulrlm-s Sllllhllll, Nvil Bvnlu-l. lfrlnu c:1llN'HllK'21Nf'l'. lalrlviu Croix. lfiflll lxmx: William lll-ugry. Runalll Home-, lfmily Spungilvr. Fumlru xlllllllllilll, Rolwrl llmmllf. .lulm llxwvw. 5 8-2 l I.:-ft to Right: First Hon: llarl I.:-ltr. Waynv Wa-awr, Larry Panp. Hodnvy Swartz. llaruin Hvdding. I,wn-i- lloyvr. Earl Ft-gt-ly. Ronald Triinnivr. Second Rim: Charles Xlarklv. William Wliitniorv Ronald lloslxin. Nlaxinv Nlark:-y, ,lam-I Hardy. Third Row: Barbara llvrn. Sondra Rm-ide-I. ,lant Host-luroolx. .lanv Sandi-rs. .lilllv Slllllll. Fonrtlt How: ,loft-Jli Kaulitnan. Km-nnvtli Ct-t'i'ick. lflizalu-tlt I De-st'iilwi'g:. :Klan Lindstroni, Roland lla-ntzlvr. Fifth Ron: Tlivodorr- tllatff-ltvr. Yxonnv Ilrisainort- Barbara llross, Bt-vm-rly Wvlbstvr, Donald Hair. I.:-ft to Right: First Row: Gwendolyn Miller. Edward Brillliart. Donald Hoskin. Marvin llladft-ltr-r Jann-s Nlt'Nally. Ronald Weiser. Maxim- Spangler. Lnville Burns. Svrond Hom: Waltvr Klint-dinxt Ronald lloodling. Nina De-rn. Patricia Most-lurook, Fwd Kerr. Third Row: ,lark Falkvristm-iii. Marx Mya-rs. lfarolyn Tlnnnnia, Gloria Swartz. Richard Rilllllllfx. Robe-rt Ylille-r. Fonrtli Ron: Barri Gross. Tltotlltls Quit-kt-I. Waynm- Arnold. Leroy Marshall. Roland 0:-rnian. H31 7-I l'rvsiclent ......... Vim- Prvsiclvnt SOK'l'4'l2'lI'y ......... Tl't'ilSlll'Pl' ..... Aflrisvr' ...... Seventh Grade I.:-ll lu Rlglllll NIV. hun. .lum- I'1lH'lil1'l'. 'l'llnn1zl+ Sl11'll'l'l'. I.1ll'l'N Mllfllllllglll. .lnlm llmsxnaul. OFFICERS John BUWIIHIII ........Tl1UlllZlS Slwllz-1' Jane Fm-klor Larry Zorlmaugll .......AllZlIl lf. Zinn l.n-fl tu Higlllr lfirsl Hmm: Hnwvll xllll'4ll2lll. ,llll!ll'S Bl't'llllt'lll2lll. I'l1ll'l llumm-lx Sl:-xxxrrl l :lil'. ,loan I.:-uw. Kay Millrllelun. Sufun RllI'IlSll'lll. Vlilliam Hulm. ljtllllllll xlllllll4'llbll. llurry R11 Nl -nf-rl. Sl l'UIlIl Huw: llunulml Llllvlbllllglll, Hurry Nluul. lllnriu fflurk. ,lmm Nlurklm-, ,lun ye-rs, ,lllllll llumlling. Larry Hl'Q'lIlll'Illi'lll. 'l'l1irnl Kam: Larry Burtm'r, Huw lluvr. l':rl-5' l ring:efr. Doris lfvkvrl. 1.1-mis llnmvr. .IEIIIIUS Jufvplr. Fnurtlx Kms: l'I4lu:lr.l Klxwwl. llnrluy l:lll'HlllSll'l', Slnirlr-y Pfaltzgraff. Cluriu .Nun Xrnulml. Carroll Hmmm-r. .le-nn Nlillvr. liyrun ifrnvv. l'lfIll Rum: RlI'lldl'Il l,l'llI1lilll. IZVLI 'xllSlllli'. lhlwll kvrn, ,lllllv I'1ll'l'xll'l'. 5il!llll41l Num- 4-unu-r, HlilN'I'I Eisenlmarl, Knlwrt Taylor. mxmfw 7-2 i Left to Right: First Ron: 'Ft-rryl Selmeitxer. Charles Markle. Dm-:Xnn Spieliler. John Throne. Barry Tliotnson. Nlark Swartz. Ronald Nleekley. Rarhara Gunnet. Walter l'l21llS. Donald Stouvh. Second Him: Larry l'almer. .lolm limiti. .lolm Hou man. David Spangler, Ned Thomas. .l2llNl'F lfvl-re-tt. 'l'hird Ron: .loft-ph Netvhouse. Charlotte Baker. ,loan Rudisill, Mary ,lane Z:-igler. Mary plnn Sllaelier. .lane Oli-niler. Charles Nispel. Fourth Ron: Donald Sweitzer. Romaine Smith. .laequt-line Wolfm- Nornia Smith. .loyee Haller. Roger Siple. Fifth Row: Daniel Reese. Susan Plath. Shirley Siple Naney Landis. .-Xrdella Brenneman. Gerald Sharp. 1.1-ft to Right: First Row: David Sloan, David Smeltzer, Larry Zorhaugh, Barhara Noe-l. Nlargaret Miller. Thomas She-tier. Donald Gentzler. Eugene Geiselman, James lleilman. Second Row: Rolwrt Burns. Let- Nlarkey. Linda Beaver. Susan Orvxig, Lorraine Moul. Rohn-rt Lindstrom. Walter Cent- mill. Third Ron: Margaret Schneider. Patricia Martin. Donna Gross, Shirley Fe:-ser. Sara Stunt' haugh. Caroline Shyroek. Fourth Row: Rohert Keller. James Hake. Lester Hannne. Wayne Shultz. Karl llodfrt-y. Wayne Wagatnan. Fifth Row: Larry King. Donna Oerman. ,lane Poutz. .lr-rry llarle- man. Lewis Clark, Ira Keech. i451 t. 1.4-ft to Right: First Row: Cordon Ziegler. Zee Jane llarhold, Jana Desenhwg. Sterling Nlmnunt-rt. I nn Xldinffer Carl Kline-tlinst, Oakley Elliott. Second Row: David Staley. Donald Nltttnntert. l,oi- ,ou 1 ,. . lleztrtl. Sandra Fm-stone, Donald lloover. Third Row: file-lxin Nliller. Gllllll llurlnoltl. llatlt- Stunt- lnunglt. Frank filyt-rs. William Zeigler. l ottrth Rott: llurnood Nlundis. Russell Strine. Filth lion: .loltn llrennt-r. ,lolm Slllilll, .lumes Strouse. All nt a dayfs ac1iviUes for the anininls are edueathni and play. Frtnn the sniauest to the largest, schooling is important. YVhether Shakespeare or just gytnnasncs Hfeis gay and fun for all ln the niorning. the HtUe eharges are harely awakeg but as ntnnt eontes ulnvn thenn they feel hips and things seent to start polnJhtgu all arotntd thmn. Then.too.tnn'trahnws wwnk very hard to make eaelt one a ehampion in his respeenve Held. 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I, V, - xi, ..,n-.-- l- - .Miki 4- ,-.' ,wx xx R, . 5' ff,-'pig 'qv-.r . - ,...- ' Q- .. . ,,,.,q-r.-g,fh,,'x...,.g?, , ,. , Ln' ,- Q, ' .,. ' A - - ' 11:i'.-311'-'+4s---f.QL .,r:.n -. -VN., V .1 , 'N '-'Q'v5.P.i?,Q57'.5f.gg.g,f:', - . v Q h I I uulfh N my xnmm upcnllavc-1'. llunalcl llmwf-x', W'Hll?l' Eilwr. Cliarlvs Marlin, Duviml Singlvy. Kl'lllIl'lll lluusvul. -api pllwnoml, llaviul Ilnmlliiig. Russell Marshall. Barry Ri-ln-rt. Se-vmnl Rim: Holm-rl llznmne-. ' n 1 'unit ll lIlQl0l'. William Buy:-i'.,l1'.. limlmlie- Hales, Limllvy Light. Nunn Wrigghl. IH-url liilllv. Hurry ll ,. mml lhirrl Row: Darryl Slrulvy. lleralml Alwmil. Dnnulfl Crunk, ,lanws Nlunl, Rulwrl Shiv-. .laivlx i um lhrry Nlmnl. llmlm-y Spanglvr. Larry Bri-mwinan. ,lack Danli-y. Fllllflll Huw: Nm-il llvnlm-I. um Ly, Rulu-rl llarlsuugll.Clal'P1iCP llurtlvy. ,luhn Unnm-I, Ric-liarml Lolnnun. llurrnll Ili-inivr. 1 ,. lx cnncmdn, Fifth Row: Nlr. Wlzxrcl. Runalml Klinv, Roller! TIIUHIZIH. .luhn lliww. Hiclinrcl lJQ'2ll'lllil'll-. 5 v fll Ruluil l iylur. Byron llrmr-. l':!lMiil'll Eastnn. rl-lllUlll2i4 Rutlanil. llunulml l.lIlK'llLiIlQll. Rlbllillil lxmu- ll ...... james lVloul Vllilliam Buyer. ,lr. in I .... Yell livnlzol l HHIHI Cwmrgv A. Vlaril Q?- A 4 f 9 'aa ,ff I l54l Hand Where did that music coin? from on rllhursclay morn- ings? The Gym! The Band was practicing for um' nl its many EIPPPEIIHIICPS at football ganws. whm-rv thi-y joined the Flag Twirlers and lVlajm'vlt1-s in llllflllil' tions, at haskclhall ganws. the Spring Cum'm'rl. sm'- Pral assemhlies, and at all thfl plays. Fiflecn memhcrs participalvfl in lhv County lnslrn- mvntal Fvstixal held at Dallastuwn High Si-liiml un April 27. when Professor lXorx'vl l,. Clmrr-li. of lin- lumhia llnix'ersitx'. w as guest CUIlflllL'lUI'. Ruhr-rl livis- ingm' was a lll?IIll1l'l' of thc' Dislrirt llzmrl. left to Right: First Ron: Mary :Xnnah Nlosehrook. Marcia Dennes. Dale Sinyser, Micliael Sniyser. Nona Wrigltt. ,lznnm llim nn: William ll:-ugly. Clarence Hartley. Thomas llc-herly. Kenneth Honseal. Seeond Ron: Patricia Winn, Homainm- Smith v 1 Pttsy Fringe-r. Royev Catnphvll. .lane Foeklm-t'. Neil Bentzel. David Goodling. Richard llvarclorff. Pearl Little. ,lznnes Nlon 1 illizun Boyer. Jr.. .loe Mnoosl. Thomas Rutland. Third Row: Nt-tl Thotnas. Mr. Ward. Yxonne Sllllllllllll. Wuym' Wi in ltvolvs. Donahl Cook. Gerald nlhxood, Charles Nlartin. ,Ioyee llaller tlllark Swartz ahsentt. ,px rf 'ff Qi flpf l X ' r jfffllliil ,iwffffi 4 'if ' X ff f -fff, M 1' lxxx fplfpfv-ZW' 5 lxgyfyy its X iii 1 , , lim-,ff ,Lili I txt 4 i it llfllfffl lt-tl if 't 1 l X ' t if ffl! HAQXQ1' Z W 2 l. fl INN! ku fm vt Orchestra liar-h year the Orchestra increases in size! Why? New people play new and different instruments. This year we added a base violin and a flute. The Orr-ltestra provided musif' at the Senior Class Play. Citamard Play. and several assemblies. in addition to participating in the Spring Festival. Maria Denues. Mary Annah Mosebrook, and Patricia Winn played with the Southern Distrirt Orchestra. nhile twenty other memhers participated in the County Instrumental Concert. OFFICERS l'resident ............... ............................ M areia Denues Vice President ........ ...... T homas Helmerly Secretary ............ .... Y vonne Stallman Director ..... ...... G eorge A. lvard ISSJ .72 l yhjpltfl ,fl 1 pp. ' 11,711 , V, mf y ,f f f ffff. 'lf - U My ' dl t f l, llllltl f l I ' 1, Wit., . W . X fl , . , ,V .q 3'Q I GYM - X x . I l XXX! ff All pu , ht. lmfllrl f, flgtx'l will I! 'll fa . x Inari l.eft to Right: First Row: Mrs. Blish, Nancy Cunnet, Dawn Kerns, Norma Smith. Darby Chronister, Carolyn Zeeh, Joyce Haller, Maxine Spangler, Sandra Firestone, Janis Younker. Maxim- Mark:-y. ,loann Aldinger, Kay Middleton. Barbara Noel, Sandra Newcomer. Second Row: Lois Beard, Patricia Hayes, Bonnie Brown, Dolores Shive. Barbara Dern, Donna Rinehart. Pearl Duhbs, Sara Ann Stambaugh, Ardella Brenneman, Barbara Reidel, Doris Et-lu-rt. Third Row: Donna Oerman, Susan Plath. Patricia Mosebrook, Shirley Albright. ,lm-queline Wolf. Virginia Clatfelter, Shirley Feeser, Rose Baer, Gloria Arnold, Shirley l'faltzg:rafl'. Shirley Sweitzer, Emily Spangler. Fourth Row: Eva Anstine, Lorraine Moul. Zee Jane llarhold, Dorothy Eieholtz. Carolyn Kauffman, Nancy Bailey, Phyllis Walker. Sandra llowe, Fern llgenfritz. Evelyn Moul, Nancy Rudisill, Barbara Landis. Fifth Row: Carolyn Shyroek. ,lean Miller. Susan Orwig, Margaret Miller, Patricia Martin, ,loan Lease, ,loann Budisill. .lane Olewiler, Linda Beaver. Charlotte Baker. Mary Ann Shaefer. Patsy Fringzer. Barbara llill, Romaine Smith. Nancy Landis. Jane Foekler, .lane Pontz. 167115 and Wh Ze Hhzfrus OFFICERS The Blue and White Chorus carolled through the President ............................................ Phyllis Walker halls of the school at Christmas and participated in Vivo l'resident ....... ...... S hirley Sweitzer the Christmas Carol Concert held by the combined Secretary ........... .... S andra Howe choral clubs. The Spring Concert, their most impor- Adxiser ...... ...... H azel M. Blish tant engagement. was held April 21 amid a spring- time setting. i561 Hlzmzlrzircs President .............. Vice President ....... Secretary .............. ASSiStaIlt Tl'CHSll ref. Librarian.......... ........ Assistant Librarians .... ....... Section Leaders : Fil st Soprano ...... Assistant .............. Second Soprano ..... Assistants ............. Altos ............ Assistant ...... Director .................... OFFICERS rl reasurer ................... ...... .Lou Ann Zartman ........Nancy Gunnet ......Patti ,lean Lau . Yvonne Stallman ...,.......Delores Lau . ........,..... Betty Jane Miller Joyce Krebs, Jane Scott ........Delores Lau Joyce Krebs .....................Norka Gladfelter ........Betty and Patsy Shepperd Phyllis Klinedinst Alice Eiker M. Blish Had you passed hy Boom 9 Thursday at 3:00 or l2:20 on Friday at noon you would have heard the Choralaires busily practicing for their many impor- tant engagements in surrounding churches. West York's first Christmas Carol Festival-which was enjoyed by everyone-and the Annual York County Music Festival held at Spring Grove in March. At their Valentine's Dance, they crowned their presi- dent, Lou Ann Zartman, Queen. ln June, they joined with the Troubadours to hear the Annual Music Fes- tival at Philadelphia. Left to Right: First Row: Jacqueline Klinedinst, Rosemarie Gallagher, Mary Lon Mum- mert, Alice Eiker, Marlene Lehman. Shirley Olewiler, Lou Ann Zartman, Nancy Gnnnet. l.ois Gingerich, Delores Lau. .lime Cuise, Doris Sweitzer, Lois McAllister. Mrs. Blish. Sec- ond Row: Phyllis Klinedinst. Patti Jean Lau, Reba Crone, Sylvia Kugler, Norka Glad- felter, Marian Moul. Phyllis Snyder, Carol Wilderson, Elizabeth Stonch, Sandra Ness. Corean Rehert. Third Row: Nancy Frey, Patsy Shepperd, Betty Shepperd, ,lane Scott. Yvonne Stallman, Phyllis Warner, June Frock, Jean Clessner. Marguerite Runk, Dorothy Weaver, Joyce Krebs. Fourth Row: Mary Annah Mosebrook, Mary Ellen Berkheimer, Dorothy Burkhart, Phyllis Eisenhour, Marian Wright, Patsy Johnson, Sarah Ann Strayer. Betty .lane Miller. Um badzfurs President ............ ..................... ...... Vice President ...... Secretary ...... ...... Treasurer ......... OFFICERS John Gunnet .......Don Stehman James Moul Robert Shive Director ................................................ Hazel M. Blish Harmony rang forth each Wednesday and Friday morning as the fellows rehearsed for their participa- tion in church services, the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and, for a few Troubadours. the County Music Festival. Too, academic credit was earned, and, for those with the highest points, a trip to the Music Festival in Philadelphia. Left to Right: First Row: Mrs. Blish. Terryl Schweitzer, Thomas Sheffer. John Throne, Donald Gentzler, David Staley, Lee Markey, David Spangler, Cordon Ziegler, Jack Danley, Walter Kline- dinst. Second Row: William Jacobs. Jerry Jacobs, Raymond Kuhn, Robert Fink, Donald Mummert, Rodney Stauf- fer, Charles Martin, Gerald Zeiglc-r. Daniel Reese, Hedley Yost. Third Row: Marlyn Runk, Richard Keller, Joseph Kauffman, Bradley Kopp, David Hop- kins, William Heagy, Larry Nace, Larry Miller. Fourth Row: John Cunnet, Don Stehman, Lester Molison, William Forry, Michael Greenwood, Robert Shive, Donald Cook, Adam Runk, James Moul, Carl Henry. E581 Wm 2' OFFICERS President ....... ............................... P atti Jean Lau Secretary ....... .......... J une Guise Treasurer .......................... ...... R eba Crone l950 Acting President ........ ......... J ohn Cunnet Director ....................... ...... ................... H a zel M. Blish Appearances on television, in the Farmers' Parade, Left to Right: First Row: Mrs. Blish, Reba Crone. Nancy Bailey. Phyllis Wal- ker. Patti Jean Lau, Patsy Shepperd, Betty Shepperd. June Guise. Lois Cin- gzerich, Delores Lau. Phyllis Klinedinst, Elizabeth Slouch. Carol Wilderson. Sec- ond Row: Marlyn Hunk, Richard Kel- ler, Bradley Kopp. John Gunnet. Don Stelnnan. Robert Shive, Carl Henry, .lumes Moul. Roller! Walker, Larry Nace. William Jacobs, Hedley Yost. .,Am'k.- . at the Bucknell University Clulm Dinner, in Sacred Concerts, and in lesser engagements highlighted the year for the members of the Choir. Membership in the Choir is restricted to twenty-five students of the Choral Music curriculum who have had past experience in the Choral Music groups. 59 J Hifumard OFFICERS President ............ ........................... D orothy Kaley Vice President ...... ...... D on Stehman Secretary ......... ............ L ois Baker Treasurer ...... ...... A rla Mae Briggs Adviser .................... ..................... C lara Moul Lentz mllakc it away. kidsfi is a familiar cry of Citamardis Directorcss, Clara Moul Lentz. Curtain going upli' The production is in full swing and many hours of toil are being rewarded. Parents heave a sigh of re- lief, knowing that their children are actually going to he home again. They've practically made school their home during production time. Citamard also presented one-act plays at Millersville and Philadelphia. Charms and letters were presented to qualifying Citamardians on Class Day. Left to Right: First How: .laync Kline- dinst, Betty Allen, Arla Mae Briggs. Connie Flohr, Doris Sweitzer. Second Row: Carla Ortale, Ann Sands, Ann Focklcr, Jo Ann Myers, Snndra Ness. 'l'hird Row: Dorothy Kaley. Lois Baker. Yvonne Stallman. Fourth Row: .lohn Britcher. Rohert Shive, Mrs. La-ntl. Fifth Row: Lindley Light. Richard Smith. Thomas lla-hr-rly. Don Ste-hman. i601 Zfhespiaus OFFICERS President ............ ......................... A rla Mae Briggs Vice President ...... ............ D on Stehman Secretary '........ . ....... Yvonne Stallman 'Treasurer ...... ..,........ C arla Ortale Adviser ............................................ Clara lVloul Lentz Thespian Troupe 773 first presented Happy Jour- ney at Millersville State Teachers College in Sep- tember. Next they presented it at the Cultural Olym- pics in Philadelphia in February. liut they sent their regrets to an invitation to partici- pate in the Forensics in Pittsburgh as the date con- flicted with the Senior Play. The main purposes of the society are to establish and advance standards ol excellence in all phases of dramatic arts and to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among high school students. One may qualify for membership by earning ten points through acting. in producing, or managing a dramatic production, each point being equal to ten hours of work. Left to Right: Carl Henry, Yvonne Stallman, Arla Mae Briggs, Clara Moul Lentz. Carla Ortale. Dorothy Kaley, Don Stehman. W v ' 61 Left to Right: First Row: Joseph Kauffman, William Jacobs, David Goodling, David Hop- kins. Robert Fink, Raymond Kuhn, James Campbell, Lester Boyer. Second Row: Shirley Myers, Barbara Dern, Sandra Rupert, Mary Knaub, Pearl Dubhs, Maxine Markey, Patsy llayes, Donna Rinehart, Miss Kise. Third Row: Barbara Gross, Pearl Little, Joan Berger. Dolores Shive, JoAnn Gentzler, ,lane Shultz, Rae Gladfelter, Edna Copenhaver, Beverly Wt-hster. Fourth Row: Patricia Cross, ,lean Mauss, ,lane Sanders, ,lane Mosebrook. Fifth Row: Carolyn Massimore, Nina Dern, Patricia Mosebrook, Margaret Stambaugh, Janet llardy. Sixth Row: Doris Delauter, Shirley Sweitzer, Joanne Taylor, Sondra Reidel, Emily Spangler. Seventh Row: Barbara Reidel, Phyllis Walker, ,laniee Mnmmert, Shirley Spang- ler. Gloria Swartz. Eighth Row: Evelyn Moul, Marilyn Feeser, Cloria llollman. Cecilia Sc-nfl, Patsy Lauer. jun 27 Drrzmafk gfllb V4 MZ I y OFFICERS President .............. .......................... S hirley Spangler 6 Vice President ....... ........ S ondra Reidel Secretary ........... ............ J oanne Taylor if JJ? 4,1 Treasurer ....... Carolyn Massimore Cvvvx M Adviser ................ ,K ..............Greta M. Kise Our young Thespians, fifty-one strong, acquired poise, personality, correct posture, and stage move- ment through presentation of numerous skits at their bi-weekly meeting. The Club presented its annual as- ary and elimaxed its yearis activities with a picnic at Hershey Park. J sembly program for the .lunior High School in Janu- l62l Stage Krew OFFICERS Stage Manager ............................ ..,..... l Donald Cook Assistant Manager ........ ....... J ames Moul Sound Technician ..................... ............. J ames Moul Assistant Sound Technician ............ Robert Reisinger Lighting Technician ................. ..... .......Robert Shive Art Technician ...................... ........ J ennifer Britcher Assistant Art Technician ................ Kenneth Houseal Adviser ....................... . ........... ........ R ichard B. Reiii Left to Right: First Row: Jennifer llritcher, Betty Allen, Charles Martin, Larry Zorbaugh, Donald Gentzler, Thomas Shelter. Robert Burns, Robert Keller. Donna Stoner, Patricia Winn. Second Row: Thomas Heberly. James Moul. Donald Cook, John Grove, Rich- ard Deardorff, Kenneth Houseal, Robert Reisinger, Robert Shive, Don Stehman, Mr. Reiff. Hammers, flats, nor paint brushes frightened four brave and determined 'gcarperiteressesv from join- ing true carpenters to build the beautiful scenery for our school plays and assembly programs. No one will forget the beautiful snow that fell on the car- ollers during the Christmas Carol Concert-or the lighting that made it so effective. That's right-the Stage Crew is needed to make every school produc- tion a hit. of ' .r X i rrfflf .r 11' l63l ind Adviser .................................. Virginia Wierman What's cooking?', is a familiar question asked the seven members of the recently organized club. 'iAny- thing from biscuits to a full course meal with a side light on etiquette and table settingf, is the answer of the club members. White caps, shirts, and aprons and bow ties were a Kachelvrs Klub familiar sight at the Christmas and Easter dinners as the Bachelors moved into the kitchen of the Cafe- teria. You would never expect debating among such a group of fine young men, but when dishwashing time comes there is always room for argument. Their favorite dish is spaghettig and to climax each cooking period, the Bachelors are rewarded with the satisfaction of eating their own prepared meal. I 64- Left to Right: Richard Smith, Harold Krebs, Del Mummert, Ronald Cunnet, Thomas Stambaugh, Rodger Hoffman, Millard Kroh. Scniv lf- 276614 OFFICERS President ............ .............................. A nn Fockler Vice President ...... ...... G eraldine Davis Secretary ......... ....... J o Ann Leathery Treasurer ................................ ......... P atsy Myers Inter-Club Representative ........ ........... S usan Spahr Program Chairman ............. ........ B onnie Smeltzer Party Chairman ......... ........ N adine Gilbert Adviser ............................................... Elizabeth Senft l050-Sl proved to be a busy year for the Senior Y- Teens, one filled with worth-while projects, ranging from folding Christmas sea's to sponsoring a York County Y-Teen Dance at the Hotel Yorktowne on December 27, 1950. l Left to Right: First Row: Lorraine Markey, Nadine Gilbert, Norka Gladfel- ter, Lois Richards, Charmaine Straus- baugh, Patsy Myers, Bonnie Smeltzer, Jo Ann Leathery. Second Row: Miss Senft, Delores Lau, Janice Ickes, Patri- cia Duncan, Audrey Lehr, Susan Spahr, Sue Bankert. Third Row: Lou Ann Zartman, Barbara Myers, Barbara Oer- man, Nancy Gunnet, Joanne Mummert. Fourth Row: Barbara Spangler, Gloria Ness. Naomi Gentzler, Dolores Kessler, Norma Jean Holtzapple, Marian Moul, Ann For-kler. Sixth Row: Arlene Myers, Mary Lou Stambaugh, Janet Ness, Mar- ion Sprenkle. Sara Ann Smith, Geral- dine Davis. Seventh Row: Emma .Io Bailey, Phyllis Lau, Shirley Brendle, Gerry Berkheimer. Lois Leppo. Elaine Sinner. E651 do - fe fffll f I 3145? 1, 1- x QV 'fifi , frfiff f 01,522 gf f fry? f ,ef f ,r,! y I' v ,,' 1 ,7 ,j,, 14,1 ifyfffi YU' e y Top: Left to Right: First Row: Charles Nispel, James Brenneman, Charles Markle, Ronultl Sleek- ley, Jar-k Gootlling, Jon Myers, Ronaltl Trimmer, Lester Boyer. Mark Swartz. Donaltl Mitlmlleton. John Throne. Second Row: Mr. Zinn, Daviml Spangler, Patsy Fringer, Linrla Beaver, Carolyn Shy- roek. Walter Falls, Carroll Benner. Tllirtl Row: Barry Hebert, James Everett, Joseph Nexxltouse. Lewis llumer, Larry Paup. Fourth Row: Darvin Re-cltling, Eva Anstine, Gloria Bank:-rt. Furolyn Thuunna. Rorluey Swartz. Fifth Row: Donald lloskin, Kenneth Lurlwielc. Larry Bortner, Oakley lClliott. Sixth Row: Joseph Kauffman, David Singley, James Strouse. Kenneth Gerrieli. Bottom: First Row: John Bowman, Wayne Weaver, Susan Bornstein, Kay Nlitltlleton, Barry Thom- son, Pearl Duhlis, Charlotte Baker, Mary Ann Shaefer, Terryl Sehwietzer. Seeonrl Row: Shirley Myers, llarlvaru Dern, Joanne Gentzler, Joan Lease, Bonnie Brown, Joann Rurlisell, Sandra Rf-hm-rt, l,ilil'it'lil llayes, Maxine Markey. Joan Berger. Third Row: Patricia Cross, Lucille Burns, Gloria Swartz. Karl Godfrey. Santlra Nevveomer, Joan Markel. Jean Miller, Carolyn Zeeh, Janet llarlly. limlna Copenlneaver. Emily Spangler, Roger Siple. Fourth Row: Sarah Ann Strayer. ,lane Shultz. Shirley Spangler, Dolores Shive, Jane Sanders, Jane Mosehrook, Nina Dern, Sondra Heialel. Dolores Taylor. Nona Wright. Fifth Row: Beverly We-hster, Barbara Gross, Cecelia Senft. Nancy Rutlisill. ,lane lfoekler. Sixth Row: Janice Mununert, Shirley Swxeitzer, Doris DeLauter. Joan Taylor. .lane Ulvwiler. Susan Plath, Nancy Lantlis, Shirley Siple, Romaine Smith, Dawn Kerns. Seventh Ron: Byron Grove, Blair Norris, Donalrl Bair, Tetlcly Gladfelter, Cary Heiland. E661 fun 21 Kea! Hrass OIVIVICICHS 'l'l11- 1111-111111-1's of II11- Jllllitil' limi Cruss lu-pt busy us lmwsidmlmm muh, Norris l11'vsll1is yvur illqllillg ll1vi1' fl'it'llliS 111111 Ilt'i1LKhlNlI'S in I l H I U1ill'l' lllliilllIS us 111-ll as at ilUllll'. Vin' Ill'l'Sllil'Ill ...... .... I 1111111111 IIillIIllll'I' gm.,-1.13,-5 lhll gllil-lm' gpmlglmv l illi11g 1-111vlupvs. llliliiilllli fzunrs fur lmspilzils. sing- ,. , , ing at 11111 1111111111 lillllll' uilh II11- In-lp of 11111 Bluv l1'1'11s111'v1' .................................... ...... I 31-lulls Fluylnr N ' md XXl11l1- f.h111'11s. und SlHbllS0l'lIlg il skating party 5 - f -' ' - .... S-H A SH -' . - - l111l111l l 1111111 1l H1p1u111l.1l1x1 111.111 .Xllll 11.1111 ll mayluml Mm, highlights nf tht, War- whwh was .Mlxism-1' ..... ...... ' xllllll lf. Zinn 1'li11111xm-ml Ivy il flfilllli Hifi-filSililllll'li IliK'llii' ill Mui. Izfvii 0R15IE5iCR Z7 i-Eh' OFFICERS l'resident .............. ........................... N adine Cilhert Vice President ........ ...... S ylvia Kugler Secretary ........... ..... P atsy Sheppard Treasurer '..... ........ B etty Shepperd Adviser '....................... ..................... l 'riseilla H. Forty Deep Comfersation reigned in Room 8 of the Shelly Building every other Tuesday. Why? The Psi-Chi girls were planning Mother and Alumni night and the taking of trips, discussing school prob- lems, and holding panel discussion. Menlliership totaled twenty girls. Qualities exhibited by each of l'si-Chiis twenty memhers were P for patience. S for service, I for interest. C for courage. H for honor, and I for initiative. l63l . wma! sw as , gitsxrlvlt'-fi ,Q till limfnmfisll Left to Right: First Row: Patti .lean Lau, Reba Crone, Faye Nlarkey, Sylvia Kugler, Audrey Lehr. ,lf-nnifer Britcher. Norka Cladfelter, Carol Wiltlerson. Fec- ond Row: Arlene Myers, Bc-tty ,lane Miller, Mary Lou Sprenkle. Nadine Gil- bert, Donna Vipontl, Elizalwlli Stout-li. Third Row: Patsy She-pperd, Belly Shepperd, Phyllis Lau, Crave Sowers, Miss Forry. Left to Right: Dale Mohlman, Donald Cook, Kenneth llouseal, Paul Spillman, Richard Deardorff. Zfriufcraftcrs Our Printcrafters, meeting each Monday morning, became reasonably proficient in the mechanical de- tails of type compositions and simple presswork, having learned the history of printing and its prog- ress in civilization and to judge the quality of printed jobs through the development of an appre- ciation for good printing. More equipment is needed to supplement the twelve- inch Platen Press, Composing Stone, and Stick type. Adviser ............................................ Philip A. Douglas 69 524 A4 AJ 64 as if Agp gms than 151 419 E9 K I. f Student Erfuncil OFFICERS President ........... ..................... .... W i lliam Boyer Vice President ........... .......... T erry Hoover Secretary-Treasurer ........ ..... l ,ou Ann Zartman Adviser .............................................. Millard Altland The Student Council, representing the Student Body and composed of home room, class, and non-resi- dent representatives. numbering thirty-eight in all. held spirited meetings each Tuesday morning to dis- cuss our prohlemsffpresent and future. taking their decisions hack to their home rooms. The Council functioned under five committees: Traffic, Assem- lily, Awards. Receiving, and Puhlic Relations. 0 V Left to Right: First Row: Lester Boyer. Neil Bentzel. ,lon Myers, james Brenne- man, Donald Hoskins. John Bowman. William Jacobs, Jerry Jacobs. Second Row: Mr. Altland, Lou Ann Zartman, ,loan Newhouse, Sylvia Kugler. Sarah Ann Strayer. Ann Focklcr. Third Row: Margaret Hardy, Dolores Shivc, Sondra Ness. Carla Ortale, Marcia De-mics. Fourth Row: Geraldine Davis. Nadine Gilbert, Lois Plyler. Sylvia Jackson. Ronald Taylor. Fifth Row: Richard Thomas. William Boyer. lrynn llarlmold. James Easton, Ronald Burkholder, Sixth Row: Don Stehman. William Boyer. John Senft, Leroy Marshall. Seventh Row: Joseph Altland. llarold Krclms, Terry lloover. The enrichment of school standards through spon- sorship of programs to create sociahility and friend- liness at all school activities was their aim this year. Their outstanding social event of the year was a vic- tory dance in honor of the football team on Novem- ber 11, with Stan Selfon providing the music for dancing. Nafivmzl H0140 Szfciefy OFFICERS President .......................................... ........ J ohn Senlt Vice President ....... ....... P atsy Weaver Secretary ........... ..... L ois Baker Treasurer ....... ....... ,I une Cuise Adviser ........ .............. ............. l J arwin Bupp Character, service, leadership, and scholarship- these are the aims of the National Honor Society. As not more than I5 per cent of a class may he en- rolled in this service organization, pupils must he in the upper one-third of their class and he active in extra-curricular activities. Their service project was the maintenance of the Lost and Found Department. Besides sponsoring several record dances after liaskethall games, the Il1t'llllDPI'S sold Bulldog jackets. Q X I1 1 :Ls Xe! lfsmaufs 1 5 IO If 7 L Left to Right: First Row: John Senft. June Guise, Lois Baker. Patsy Weaver, Dorothy Kaley, William Boyer. Second Row: Terry Hoover, Gene Kessler, Emma Jo Bailey, Joanne Mummert, Jo Ann Myers. Patti ,lean Lan. Mary ,lane Bankert. Lois Cingerich. Sarah Ann Strayer, Sundra Ness. Arla Mae Briggs. Harold Krebs. Mr. Bupp. E711 '76'!uc and Wh 76 N5 5 STAFF: Editor ..................... .................... S arah Ann Strayer Assistant Editor .......,. .. .......,..... Don Stehman News Editor .................... ........... S undra Ness Assistant News Editor ....... ...... Y vonne Stallnian Feature Editor ..... . ................................ Patsy Johnson Assistant Feature Editor ................ Lou Ann Zartnian Sports Editors ................ Carla Ortale, Richard Smith Art Editor .............. ........................ M arian Wright Make-up Editor ....... ................................... J une Guise 'Fypists .......................... Janet Knoch. Advertising Manager .......................... Exchange Manager .....,....... . ...... Faculty Editorial Adviser ...... ..... Faculty Business Adviser ....... ..... . Marian Wright .Eugene Snyder .......Carl Henry .Anna L. Morris .Palmer E. Poli Journalism, learned through the publication of the Blue and White Newsf, was instituted as a class for seniors in 1950-51. The fundamentals of journalism and the technique of news writing, headline construction, make-up principles, and other related subjects went hand in hand with each of the eight issues. 72 Left to Right: First Row: Miss Morris. Lois Cingerich, .layne Klinedinst. Mary Lou Mummert. Shirley Olewiler, Patsy Weaver, Lou Ann Zartman, Sundra Ness, Sarah Ann Strayer. Second Row: Charles Summers, June Cnise. Joy Mil- ler, Reba Crone. Dolores Heltzel. Bar- bara Aldinger, Don Stehman. Third Row: Betty Jane Miller. ,lean Glessm-r, Carla Ortale, Mary Annah Most-brook. Phyllis Warner. Fourth Row: Janet Knoch. Patsy Johnson, Marilyn Cunnet. Yvonne Stallman. Dorothy Kaley. Fifth Row: Lindley Light, Richard Smith. Marian Wright, Eugene Snyder, Frank Biesecker. Sixth Row: James Moul. .lohn Cunnet, Robert Shive, Carl Henry. William Wise. library Klub OFFICERS President ............. ....................... M argaret Hardy Vice President ............ ...... L ou Ann Zartman Seeretary-Treasurer ....... ................. N ellie Shaffer Adviser ...................................... Dorothy M. Hillegass Rearranging books, collecting Library permission slips. preparing overdue notices, and mending books. are but a few of the duties of the members of the Library Club. Responsibility for the attractive bulletin board and book displays rotates among the two-member teams. The annual party to trim the Christmas tree and the trip to Millersville State Teachers College were ont- standing events in their yearly activities. Senior members of the club received charms for a job well done. I4-ft lo Right: First Row: Jennifer llrilclwr. Norma ,lean lloltzapple, Reba Cronr-. Nancy Hoke. Margaret Hardy, Lon Ann Zartman. Second Row: Miss llillegass. .lane Scott. Norma Jean Mit-rlnig. Lois Leppo. Rachel Naill. Sara Ann Smith. Mollie Keevle. Nellie Shaf- fl-r. 3 fa N L z As mascot here at West York High, I am the Campus King. My cheer's their favorite battle cry, My song they love to sing In '50 I was Yearbook Guide, But this year we have two To tell you most of whatis inside, And what's in store for you. They've told you of our formal clubs, The groups that work inside, Like Citamard, Library Club, The Council and Psi Chi. Now to informal clubs I point, The Majorettes and Band, The Flag Twirlers and Cheerleaders, Et al. deserve a hand. 74 a oA QV-V-Q' ft?f-N 2-4 ,Mg . 9 - ,L I7-V-QP ALKQWL 'Q iw ,fn A 20 3? ev-v-if 70, ff f 1' ,, .rf 4 1 Mfg? ii? l I.:-ft to Right: First Rim: Mary Lou Mummert, Emma ,lu Bailey. Ann I-'nr-kh-r. Luis Hake-r. l'1llS! XX 1-avvr. Nancy llunnvt. Barhara Oertnan, Jayne Klinvclinst. Joann Nlyvrs. B4-wrly llrmxn. st'4'tllltl Rom: Miss llgvnfritz. Joanne lVlllllllIll'I'l, Sylvia ,lat-kson. Palsy Nlyt-rs. llharmainv Strausliaugh. Barhara BQ-clttel, Yvonne Stull, JoAnn Lt-atln-ry. llarrivt Rumlisill. Naomi Us-ttlzlt-r. Gluria Nvss. Dixie ,lm-an Trifillis, Joy Miller. Carla Urtalv. 'l'hir1l Huw: Phyllis Warm-r. llurntliy Weavt-r. Marguerite Runk. Patsy Rntlanrl. tionnit- lfluhr, Phyllis Kll-llt'lllIl5l. l nurth Huw: Rauhvl Naill. Luis Plylvr. Mary Annah Blast-ln-tmk. Nanvy Frm-y. Marian Maul. Fifth Row: Mellic' Keecle. Nancy Huke, Dolorvs Hvltm-l, Donna Sunmlay. Jam- lfre-y. Sixth Huw: Margaret llartly. Dr-loris Taylor. llolore-s Kvsslt-r. Xlilnla Ritltllo. .lam-t Knuvli. Svwtitlt Row: Martha Schwartz. Barbara Spangler. Suv llankvrt. Janim- Ivks-s. llrnuiiv Sim-ltze-r. Elglllllt Huw: Mary 1.011 Sprenkle. Mary Lon Shrink. Norma ,lc-an Holtz- applv. Sara .Mtn Smith. Susan Spahr. Ninth Row: Geraldine' Davis. lliuivt- Sum-t's. Phyllis lfist-tiliotti'. luis ln-ppo. Doris Km-itt'r. Tvnth Row: Anna Mat- Smve-rs. llurutlty liuyvr. .lmin Shrink. Sylvia Samlvrs, Cc-raldinc Berkheimer. Girl Sports 611111 OFFICERS l'rt-sitlvnt ........... ....................... ..... L 4 mis Baker Vim- l,l't'SlflPIll ..... ..... l 'atsy Weaver St't'l'l'llll'y ......... .......... A nn Fockler TI't'i.lSlll't'l' ...... ............ l 'hnnia Ju Bailey .'xilYlStxl' ....... ..... . . ...... lim-tmttiy lVl. llgenfritz Sixty-tltwv vtttltttsiastit' girls lrutn the Sc-nim' High Sc-litml. all ititvn-str-rl in rollvyhall. haskathall. tumhling. and alarming. nw! wot-kly to incrvasc thvir intvrvst in girls sports. lfavh month. in arlditimi tu thvir weakly activities. tht-sv lucky girls did Stillltqlllllg extra sperial. such as a trip to llvrsltt-5 to see a ltuckay garlic or the lce Capaulvs. lmwlittg. hikes. L'l3rvaklaSt at the York- luwm-. and othvr similar parties. E751 ffif I 1 ,z X f Ziff ,lf ,V . lu ff ,f 'ER ' 4-7, j f Q11 12,252 6212! 'Cf F Q' -fig lli 76. iii, I 'V ry fill If' H Z4 t 1 76 Wag Cufirlers Stuflent Assistant ........ ......... I 'atsy ,lohnson Adviser .............................................. Richard B. Reifl The Flag Twirlers rumbaed, jitterhugged, and kicked high in their First year as a full-Hedged squad. This hard working group was a familiar part of the West York marching squad. Nm-xer tiring, they worked for perfection night after night as they struttecl their stuff to keep those muscles in shape. Kneeling: Patsy Johnson. llc-all l l:1g: Twirlcr. Standing: Le-ft to Right: Jaym- Klineilinst, Yvonne Stallinan, Cruci- Sowers. Connie Flohr. Doris Sw:-im-r. ull lll'Sl Ron: l.a-fl to Right: lflairw Sin- ner. Svlvin Sunil:-rs. ,loan Shunlx. Dur- ly lluyer. Nlury l,ou Shrink. Norma Imam Ill wmn. June- Frey. 54-cond limi: Jenni- hr liiilvln-r. llurhara ll:-eliln-l. .luzlnn yi-rs. Sylvia .laeksun. Donna Stoner. Namlim- llilherl. llurharu flt'I'llllill. tlurtlm lhlu .Ig PI' Jlflfzjvreffv it fl, Head lVlajuretle ..... ........ l Claine Sinner ,lunior lVlajm'ette ...... ...... l laehel Richards Director .................. ............ ............ R i chard B. Reifl .Nhly directed and guided hy lVIr. Reiff, our eighteen hatun twirlers perfected their varied routines llIl'0llfIll daily practices. They exhihited their tech- niques thmugh marching at football games--both home and away, in the Halluwe'en parade, and the Pennsylvanizi Week Pairade and participation in the Pageant of Bands. W' fl lf-if em J Kilt rllmpplv. Betty ,-Kllvn. lleverly U71 Sm 21 High Kheerlazder Head Cheerleader ....................................... Lois Baker Adviser .............................................. Richard B. Reiff The pvppivst of the peppiest of girls around school are the never-tiring Cheerleaders. Whatever the wffatherf fhail, sleet, snow, or rain-or the score, they ware heard lvading cheers to boost the teams on to victory. U81 Left In Right: First Row: ,In Ann Leath- ery, Barbara Myers, Carla Ortale, Lois Baker, Dorothy Kaley, June Cuise-, Patsy Myers. Charmaine Strausbaugh. flllfl 21 fl gh Eheerlcudcr Adviser .......................... ......... ...... I 1 in-hard U. Reiff lee ereznn. soda. ginger ale, pup. West Ynrk ,luninr High? nn the tnpu is one nf the favorite yells of the Junior High Cheer- leaders. These seventh. eighth. and ninth graders' eheering added spirit and pep and lnaintziined gnnd sportsmanship at Junior High varsity and reserve husketltiall games. Left tn Right: First Ron: Verna Hun- seal. Shirley Spangler. llairnlyn Nlusfi- innre. Janice Mnnnne' Binh L1 tnlel S:-ennd Huw: Snndra Reidel. Barham Cross, June Sanders. June Shultz. .lane Hineharl. Third lt. al Mnsehrnnk. Donna Run: Jane Oleniler. Linda Beaver. .ln- ann Rudisill. .lnunn .-Xldingt-r. Patricia llziyes. 79 v fur'-u ,, - H,4,'5.--. K... SPORTS g f - I iw Q I4:'.':.- . ,M :Ng-,. 'j . 31.44 -, f M.. . x La:-,ii 'J::X'151.lf.4' iff' ,QM 'I ':' '.Z ' .A VI ' I 1 4 fun ' ' 5 -wx'-'f' fa' N -L 1' ' f -' - V , Aj A, .... .. A VV. 'VNV .. AE., 'x If R 5 'Pl ' M' 379, hr. Ai K xg? 'Pt . 513 ,ya 1 wr ,l V -V..-. -. ----, pe- nr- ' V. -'- ' .1 y.m-V-f - f'-- ,- -63, 5'1 -X,-. 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The Bulldogs opened their season by trouncing Lititz I0-0 at l.ititzg only to have Ephrata spoil their Homecoming game with a 12-0 margin. Meeting Manheim, the Blue and White gridders chaulked up a touchdown in the waning moments of the contest to deadlock the score 13-13g and then overpowered Columbia 27-7 for their second win. A 30-9 defeat from Palmyra marred the dedication of the new West York Memorial Athletic Field. Biglerville's hard-charging Joe Wade powered them to a 25-6 victory over the Bulldogs. In a bruising contest, Elizabethtown defeated West York l9-0. Four key men were injured-Dave Wake- land suffered a cracked ankleg Don Knipple. a frac- tured jaw: Bill Boyer. a sprained ankleg and Leon Del.auter, a slight concussionfWest Yorkls future looked dim. But West York met York Catholic the next week as scheduled, the Bulldogs coming out on the short end of the l3-6 score. Coach Eckenroth had juggled his players to fill the vacant positions of the injured var- sity men. West York next met Lewistown in a non-conference game. Out-classed but not out-played, they were humbly defeated 26-0. For the final game of the season, West York met Red Lion on the West York field. Climaxing a thrill- packed half, the Bulldogs scored twice in the fourth period to win 13-7. left to Right: First Row: Bruce Brown, Curvin Sweitzer, Joseph Altland, John Senft, Barry Whitmore, Clark Hayes, William Boyer lCo-caplainl. Don Cantz lCo-captainl, David Wakeland, John Bare, Donald Knipple, Roger Massimore, john Britcher. William lxerr. Second Row: Coach Eckenroth, David Exnig. Ronald Taylor, Leon DeLauter, William Brenner, Karl Perry. Donald Keller, Rn sell Aldinger. Lynn Harbold, Paul Smith, Robert Schaszberger, Assistant Coach Killinger, Assistant Coach Wissinger. Y- If fylflffbtlff The West York Bull-l'uppies, coached by ,lim Killin- ger. showed a great deal of spirit and a desire to play football in their three scheduled games. ln their first game of the year, York Catholic at home. the loss of Russel Knaub, a triple-threat full- back who had fractured his leg in practice the week before. handicapped the offensive power drive of the Pups. Robert Stover. left halfback. made some spec- tacular open-field runs. breaking through in the third quarter to make the only West York score. Joe Kauffman. playing in the opponentis backfield. made some outstanding tackles. The score--York Catholic 20-f f-West York 6. The Bull-Puppies came hack to overpower Stewarts- toxvn 27-0 through hard tackling and blocking. power driving. and quarter-back strategy that made the lllue and White look like professional ball players. But Littlestown proved the victor H3-6 in the last game. even though Stover persistently continued to substitute in spite of an injured knee received in the lirst quarter. f x 4 . Xl Q 0 X f a if X t tilt .'i, 1 n . IV l V W, fl: 'fa f ff WZ N iivmt 1 .ii ily a -K I v v f V ix N -1 X ,X left to Right: Ronald Brenneman. Blair Norris. Dale Cass:-dy. Melvin Lelir, Larry Wagner, Joseph Kuuflnian, Rob: fl 'Nlillm r lxmnnm th ludwick. Theodore Gladfelter. Donald Hoskins. Robert Stover. B1 Left to Right: l'1rst Ron: ,-Xsslstunt lloucli Rupp. ,lat-k Myers. 121-ruhl Slum haugh, Laurence Brydia. Chris Chri- tiansen, Coaeh stltland. Second Ron Gene Houseal thlanageri. William vyer. Terry Hoover. Ned Kopp. Karl Retry, joseph stltlund. Rohert 111111-r, Seniv HMI 1611 kefbzzll The Senior High Basketball team's season opened with two exhihition games: Dallastown 121-17 our l'ux'or1 and Susquehanna 144-31 their favor1. lu their tirst League encounter, Spring Grove out- elassed the lads 44-31. But they won their next three tilts: Stewartstown 140-191 3 Red Lion 147-221, and North York 150-361. only to have the Alumni hand them a loss in a close decision 156-551. Again they regained their shooting arms, defeating Dover 152-331 and Clen Rock 157-421. But lf-town proved to he too much for them 144-391. Wrights- ville 1611--181 and Manchester 160-441 Came out on the short end in the next two tiltsg however, R-town just wouldnit he the loser 153-381. The second game with Spring Grove was a thriller, the Bulldogs winning by one point 143-421. The Red Lion 148-441 and North York 151-491 games were just as tense, even though the Bulldogs didn,t luring home the bacon. Though their hopes for a trophy were gone with the wind. Coat-h Millard A. Alt1and's basketeers com- pleted their season hy winning the remaining games on their sehedule: Dover 156-351, Delta 171-291, Wrightsville 149-371, Manchester 146-401, Hallam 151-211. and Dallastown, County Champions 147- 11-1 1. 84 15:31 Senivr HMI Keserves Second place in the York County Basketball League -eleven wins and seven losses--that is how the final scores stacked up for the Reserves. North York was the only team to defeat the Reserves in League competition. The Reserves, tutored by Darwin E. Rupp, opened the season against Dallas- town, losing 29-23. However, they won their next four games: Susquehanna 140-311, Spring Grove 13l-291, Stewartstown 147-181, and Red Lion 14-6- 2l1. North York, leader in the league, handed them a set-back. But they came back to defeat Glen Rock M1 14-l-381. However, Elizabethtown 137-281 and Wrightsville 131-301 proved they also had what it takes to win games. Manchester 153-401 was the loser in the next tilt. Again, Elizabethtown had the upper hand 142-321. The wins and losses continued to see-saw. The Bulldogs defeated Spring Grove 149- 401 and Red Lion 159-4-91, but lost to North York 146-341, coming back to defeat Delta 142-4-l1, Wrightsville 153-291, and Manchester 156-401. However, they lost their last game of the season to Dallastown 140-301. Left to Right: First Row: Coach Bupp, Bruce Brown. Roger Massimore. Russel Trimmer. James Knaub, Fred Koller, Robert Reisinger, Manager. Second Row: David Little, Rodney Klinedinst, Ronald Burkholder. Ronald Taylor, Ed- die Bates. Gene l-louseal. Manager. 85 junivr High Basketball Coach Donald Wissingeris first practice session was held on November 14, when instruction in the basic fundamentals of good basketball were presented to his prospective players. ln their first games, Red Lion proved the better of the two teams, winning 42-35 as did Mt. Wolf 50-42. However, the Bulldogs showed what they had in the game against Mt. Rose, l951,s York County Champs, winning 21-18. North York, however, had the edge on West York, defeating them 32-30. But the Bull- dogs came roaring back to hand the smaller score to Dover C37-261 and Mt. Wolf 138-303. Then hav- ing been defeated by Littlestown 39-29, the Pups came back to defeat Lancaster Catholic 36-28. Hav- ing lost a close game to Red Lion 34-32, they were unable to win, for the next two tilts were lost to Spring Grove Q64-4-9l and North York 140-443. Bouncing back, they topped Dover 38-25, only to lose to Mt. Rose 71-27. Back again they let Dallas- town C23-22 and 38-24? and Littlestown f35-25l have the short end of the scoring, only to put their suits into storage after a close defeat at the hands of Biglerville 36-34. 86 Left to Right: First Row: Blair Norris. Ronald Brenneman, Theodore Cladfel- ter, David Emig, Richard Diehl, David Hopkins, Coach Wissinger. Second Row: Dale Brenneman. Richard Jones. Wil- liam Jacobs, William Danley, Larry Wagner. Sterling Myers. Donald Gibbs. Left to Right: First Row: Donald Clouser. Coach Wissinger, Dale Mohl- man. Second Row: Larry Paup. Ronald Trimmer, Donald Hoskins, Walter Kline- dinst. Kenneth Gerrick, Robert Taylor. John Grove, Ira Keech, David Smeltzer, James Brenneman, Marvin Gladfelter. fun 21 High Keservvs vkilihiii' I ' if fi if MIM jg ff I f'lig ll, fl 1l:'PI M, ,E f 'ill!'4l'4 5' - - ' my 'Ml X 1 Ifl.J.IU,'l J' ' a l'l 4il-N rl 1 COME ON BLUE. . . 87 The Junior High Reserves, coached by Donald M. Wissinger, had but two games on their schedule, one with Littlestown, the other with Mt. Wolf. The Mt. Wolf game belonged to Mt. Wolf, being played on their floor where they scored the most points K4-0-181. In the Littlestown game, our boys, having gained considerable experience through hours of practice, came out on the big end of the score I4-2-281. Ln-ft lo Right: First Row: Wayne Meyer, George Kessler, Larry Balm, David Miller, Spur- geon Hoffman. Dale Bahn. Robert Schaszberger, Paul Smith, Russell Aldinger, Lynn Har- bold. Norman Aldinger. Second Row: Bryan Poe, William Kerr, Whedon Myers, Lester Molison, William Forry, Richard Schrum, Robert Anstine, Robert Godfrey, Niles Leese, Clair Snyder. Third Row: Coach Richards, James Campbell, Robert Lindstrom, Edward Brillhart, Charles Markle, Lester Boyer, Ronald Goodling, Allen Lindstrom, Donald Becker, William Senft, Forrest Lauer, Lindley Light, Dale Brenneman 1Manager1. Fourth Row: Donald Cook 1Manager1, William Bahn. Donald Hoskins, Fred Kerr. Rodney Spangler. William Whitmore, Gordon Zeigler. Frank Myers, John Brenneman, David Staley. Dale Stambuugli, Adam Runk 1Manager1. Wrestling P. l. A. A. District 3 Champs-four firsts: David Miller, Robert Schaszberger, Paul Smith, and Rus- sell Aldinger and two seconds: George Kessler and Lynn Harbold. Regional Competition: Two iirsts and two seconds: Paul Smith and Robert Schaszber- I 88 ger took firsts and Russell Aldinger and Dave Miller seconds. However, Paul and Robert were eliminated in the State Championship bouts. During the regular season they defeated York 134- 15 and 27-201, McCaskey 127-151, Southern Balti- more 134-111, Manheim Township 14-4-181, Colum- bia 14-4--l01, Hanover 125-181, but lost to Hanover in their first match 125-241, Hershey Industrial 126- 121, Manheim Borough 117-221, and Hershey 1311- 101 to place fourth in the conference. ln the York County School Boy Novice Wrestling tournament, West York captured the team trophy, William Bahn was judged the most outstanding wrestlerf, and Donald Becker and Whedon Myers won their titles again, while Gordon Zeigler, Charles Markle, Frank Myers, Fred Kerr, Lewis Clark, Bryan Poe, William Senft, and William Forry either pinned or were decisioned winners. Girl l6'1z Mb ll l.eft t11 Right: kt ieelingz Miss llgenfritz. First Roxy: Naomi f1t'l!llll'l'. Nellie 51111111-1 1 1 1 ' -. ' 11-I K11111'11, Jilylll' KllI11'lllllSl. .Ioan Shnnk. N1 1 l1111s1-. Karla Ort 111 Wihla 111111111 .1111 1 . 1'1'1-1 1111s 1,111-'1-r11'11. l,11is Baker. Sl'l'Ullt1 Ron: Uloriu Ness. Doris StXt'llZl'l', 111111111 .- :- Sl'llXNi.lI'll. f1lttlt'Itt2:lll1t' SlI'21llSlJElltgll, llarriel Hmlisill. Patsy Weaver. lleloris 'l'ayI111', l'1l y Myers. ,lane Frey. Beverly Brown, Sylvia ,lill'liF0ll. 'l'11ir1l 111111: 1111111111 I1-k1-s. 11111 1 l 1o11r. Norku 121111111-ller, Ethel Sinyser. Jiiillllll' 1vlIlllllIIl'l't, Mary Annah xlItS1'llI'liUli, 11111 Slllllllly. Nlarian M11111, Ann 1 o1'kler. Norma .lean lloltzapple. B1-tty A111-11, Patsy R111 l 1111rl11 111111: 5111- Banker! titlll D4ll'1Dlll,' Kaley 1NlZ:ttlZlQll'l'r1. Gerry 111-rk111-in11-1'. I 1 l'1lSt'll1ltllll'. Doris Kl't'Ill'l'. Raehel Nuill. Mary 1.1111 Shnnk. 111111111 l311y1-r. Niilflllll XXII 11l Sylyiu S2lltllt'l'S. B1-tty .lane Nliller. Alllltl xlllt' SllXtt'l'S tNl1tllLlQ!l'l'i1. Coa1:he11 hy Miss Dorothy M. llgenfritz an11 eap- tainecl hy Carla Bunny Ortale, our 'geagerettesl' opened a nine-game schedule hy edging a powerful Alumnae squad 38-36. Moving i11to League eo1npe- tition. the team ehaulkefl up a 36-21 vietory over Stewartstown on their floor. The yearly rivalry he- tween North York and West York was l'l'SUltlPtl 011 their l1o1ne eourt. the highly eontestecl hattle 11111111151 with West York on the short encl of 1111- 46-36 seore. The lassies next met Dover. the County Cha1npi1'111- ship team, on 1111- Dover court. l'low1-yer. eaeh team failed t11 make any wi1l1- ltlilfglll as Dover won 22- 13. Dallastown. a newconier to the l.eagu1-. llIl'll fell vietim to 1111- home team 45-36, Slt'Will'lSlUWtl heing next-35-17. W1'st York again met Nort11 York. this ti111e on t11e N11rth York court. where. hattling evenly. the Nort11 Yorkers finally nipp1-11 WIUS1 York 36-33. llowever. their seeoncl tilt with Dover pro1'e1l to 111- f89 the hest-playecl 5231110 of 11111 season. the contest he- ing tie11 every few minutes. Bt'gLllttlllIg the last tw11 111i11utes of play. two points l1Gl1llIll, the l3ull11ogs made a foul shot an11 a field goal i11 tilt' waning see- onrls of the fourth periofl t11 eke out a 26-25 VlI'1tll'y for the hasketeers. The Blllldtlglli tie1l for 50001111 place i11 the League hy stopping Dallastown 24-21. Girls Valley 162111 The West York Girls Volley Ball team, coached by Miss Dorothy M. llgenfritz, managed by Dorothy Kaloy, and captained by Norma Alwood, encoun- tered stiff competition in the 1950 York County Girls Tournament. Codorus, Dillsburg, Dover, Han- over, North York, Red Lion, and Wrightsville pro- vided West York's opposition. hgffdfglj Mafiiif-5323 5 xsh ay, -X STUDY PERIO D Downing Dover 15-8 and 15-4 in the first berth and Wrightsville 15-12 and 7-15, the team gained con- siderable experience. A powerful Dillsburg squad was finally overpowered 12-15, 15-4, and 15-8. But, North York was conquered in two thrilling contests 15-11 and 15-8. However, West York was defeated by North Codorus 16-14, 14-16, and 9-15, ending the championship hopes of the Bulldogs. 90 Left to Right: First Row: Dorothy Kaley, Dorothy Centzler, Norma Alwood, Leah Yeager, ,loan Bair, Bonnie Rudi- sill. Anna Mae Rohrbaugh, Barbara Wakeland, Miss llgenfritz. Second Row: ,Ioan Sweitzer, Rozella Knaub, Vivian Hoover, ElBer!a Shultz, Ann Bankerl. J Left to Right: First Row: Norma Jean lloltzapple. Emma Jo Bailey, Ann Fock- ler, Geraldine Davis, Sue Bankert. Susan Spahr, Jayne Klinedinst, Patsy Myers, Nadine Gilbert. Martha Ann Little. Sec- ond Row: Mr. Richards, Fairy Molison. Sandra Mohlman, Farolyn Thumma, Barbara Reidel, Harriet Rudisill, Shir- ley Albright, Janet Hardy, Shirley Myers, Shirley Hodges, Joanne Centzler. Verna llouseal, Corrine Boyer, Patricia Hayes. Donna Rinehart. Zmvk Fall's athletes find the best remedy for a strong case oi spring fever is a good workout by Track Coach Chuck Richards. Following several weeks of very strenuous training, lads and lassies from both Junior and Senior High were selected by Coach Richards to represent the Bulldogs. Prior to the York County meet in which they placed second, the Junior High boys placed second to North York 116-121 in a dual meet. In a triangular meet with North York and Dover, West York took third place with 13 points tNorth York 21, Dover 181. The girls edged North York 18-15 in a dual meet. Later, in the triangular meet with North York and Dover, North York with 21 points defeated Dover with 18 and West York with 13. In very close con- tests and eliminations, the girls placed third in the York County meet. The Senior High boys met stiff competition during their season. In a triangular meet at North York, they were outscored by North York f36l, West York having 29 points and Red Lion 18. West York placed fourth among the 18 Class B schools enter- ing the Sunny Sheppard Relay. Left to Right: First Row: Mr. Richards, Lester Boyer. Wil- liam Jacobs, Dale Boyer. Second Row: Joseph Kauffman. Ronald Taylor, Jack Hayes. Larry Wagner, Whedon Myers. s K - ...,, N 'teh' It if Left to Right: First Row: Curvin Sweitzer, Robert Miller, Ned Kopp. Russel Trimmer. Second Row: Eugene Ness, Malcolm Lentz Earl Winand, Paul McCleary, Richard Barley, Marlyn Holtzapple, Marvin Hetrick, Harold Lehr. Third Row: Coach Eckenroth. Rich ard Thomas 1Managerl, Bruce Brown, Robert C-rumbine. Lynn llarhold, Terry Hoover. .lack Myers. Clark Thomas. Carl Ness Thomas Redmond fhlanagerl. Gerald Stambaugh thlanagerl. Kascball Sparked by the battery combination of Earl Win- and, pitcher, and Paul lVlcCleary, catcher, the 1950 Blue and White Nine advanced as far as the second round in the P.I.A.A. District 3 State Championship Playoifs before being eliminated by Blaine County High. Encountering Dover to begin the season, the Bull- dogs humbled their rivals by a 10-0 margin. Red Lion proved difficult to subdue, but the Bulldogs came out on top of the 6-4 score. North York met defeat at the hands of the powerful Bulldogs in the annual '4Battle of the Boroughsw 7-2. Then Delone fell victim to the Bulldogs, power 6-1. However, Manchester gave the Blue and White a threatening battle, only to lose by one run 3-7. Again Dover lost to the home aggregation, 10-2, only to have North York return for a 2-1 loss. However, William Penn halted the West Yorkers' winning streak hy a 11-5 decision in a non-confer- ence game, and Red Lion avenged their earlier de- feat by trouncing the Bulldogs 6-1. But, the Bull- dogs came back to win 13-6 over Delone and 6-1 over Manchester. The Bulldogs were the Northern Division Cham- pions. ln the playoff with Hellam, the Central Divi- sion Champions, Earl Winand pitched the Bulldogs to a 5-2 victory. Meeting New Freedom, Southern Division Champions, Lynn Harbolcl hurled the Blue and White to a 3-2 win in a close, thrill-packed game. Entering the P.I.A.A. District Three playoffs, the Bulldogs won over Lower Paxton 10-0 in the first round, only to lose to Blaine County High 4-0 in the second round. Marlyn Holtzapple, accurate shortstop, signed a pro- league contract with the St. Louis Browns at the close of the season. Our hats are off to Coach L'Dick Eckenroth and his Bulldog Nine of 1950. 93 Yi X FN i JM? sf I Y' , ali V 1 JJA l-, if .. 7777 -', YY Li Q . I Q , iff - ' g - , Vw' . V ' I-...l t A , .- Y M' :',r ,5.f,1IVIIIIII V J - II I ' PQI ' f, . pam I I , 11-1-1 - - , - I, II 5 - r e 4,4 - 43 xv.-. -.,q,'. ' wr, . , . 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Ginny, a studious girl and a quiz kid in her younger days, shared her problem of how to over- come her high intellectual status with Franny Bar- ton. the daughter of the school principal and also a brain. Ginny fell in love with Beef, the captain of the foot- ball team, who, because of Ginny's cheating in a bluebook. was put on probation and disqualified to play in the big game ol the year. liy serving the team cocoa containing an emetic the girls caused a postponement of the game. The play was climaxed when M1'. Woods, the prin- 96 cipal, discovered the truth and exposed it to the school. Having succeeded in doing something Hspee- taeularly dumb Ginny won Beef and Franny got her dream man Foggy, the drum major of the school band. CAST: .......................Yvonne Stallman George Allen ....... Laura Allen ...... Lester Allen ........... Professor Barton ...... Franny Barton ...... Beet ...................... Molly Wcmiicls ....... Foggy Ryan .... . Miss lligsby ...... Scaffold ........... Steve ........... . Bubbles ........ Bi-ny ........ Dot ......... Mitzi .......... Barbara ............. Dr. Spencer ......... Wallace Woods ......... ...............l.indley l.iglit ......Saral1 Ann Strayer .............Carl lienry ........Rol1ert Shive .......Dorothy Kaley Gene Snyder .......,layne Klinedinst ........llichard Smith ........Arla Mae Briggs Gerald Stambaugh Gene Wisc- Charles Kauffman Dolores lleltzel ........Mary ,lane Bankert llegina Valentine .lanet linoeh ......Sundra Ness .. ........ .. .......... ,lohn Gunnet Business Manager ....... ........................ W ilda liiddle Assistants ................ ........ M ary Annali Moss-brook Student Directors ..... Facility Advisers. ............ . Dorothy Burkhart ..............Carla Ortale Don Stehman ............Miss Greta M. Kise Miss Dorothy M. llgenlritz J. Wesley' Wise Cfimmard Play The Night of January 16th, by Ann Rynd, a mur- der mystery involving the death of a Swedish multi- millionaire, Bjourn Faulkner, was the plot of Cita- mard's production presented April 11 and 12, 1951. implicated in the crime were Karen Andre, Faulk- neris secretaryg Nancy Lee Faulkner, his wife, John Graham Whitfield, his father-in-lawg and Larry Regan, a gangster. Their testimonies were so tightly woven that the verdict could be decided only by a jury chosen from the audience. The Night of January 16th provided excellent opportunities for characterization by the fifteen de- parting seniors. Verdicts of not guilty were returned each night. i CAST: Prison Matron.. ..................... .......... B etty Allen Balliff ......................................... ....... F red Koller Judge Heath .......................... District Attorney Flint ..... His Secretary ..... ................ Defense Attorney Stevens. His Secretary .................. Clerk of the Court .......... Karen Andre ........... Dr. Kirkland ............... Mrs. John Hutchins .... Homer Van Fleet ....... Elmer Sweeney ....... .............Paul Smith .........Don Stehman Sands ..........Robert Shive ........Ann Fockler .........John Britcher ..................Carla Ortale ........Chris Christiansen ...............Arla Mae Briggs Thomas Heberly, III ................Carl Henry 97 Nancy Lee Faulkner .......... .......... .Dorothy Kaley Magda Suenson .... ................. ....... Y v onne Stallman John Graham Whitfield ....... .......... Jane Chandler ................ Siqurd Jungguist ........... Larry Regan ................... Roberta Van Rensselair Policeman ...................... ............ .Richard Smith .......Jayne Klinedinst ...........Sundra Ness .........Frank Biesecker Baker Robert Schaszberger Stage Managers ............ Ann Fockler and Ann Sands Business Managers ............................. .Jo Ann Myers Robert Grumbine Stage Crew Technicians ........................ Donald Cook Set Design ....... ........... Set Construction ...... James Moul ...........Richard B. Reifi .........Philip A. Douglas Director .......................................... Clara Moul Lentz Wm-xx l nilml Nulimls Flaw. l mn mx' hmmr. r- I . Frist? ls this llw Wil, you milk il cow? llzlm-rw H-view. 461 ' 3 0:2 fi diffs 'IF Fig! W, J M 3 2 '30 N9 Clltlfill TMI. This is guml' HUUIII U1 mullvl lflvvl! XX illll'I' Sluvk. ,loin ilu' Hvs P.. 'E':. 'i ' x A.-.x 1?f: Q 2' ,,,,..- ,xx 'ii- lm V QM mtv Q I ,uv a , 'S - fr ' v I . S' w 'N ,Ju ' 0 . , Q .,., Q ,P v 'Y S 4 fg R 5 4 x M . , tg 77 ff 434 A? fdfiw Pafrzw Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Albright and Sons Ethel G. Alcorn, Beauty Shoppe Robert Bill Aldinger Altland Bros., Contractors Andy's Garage General Repairs-Battery Charging Wolf's l'lead Motor Oil--Antifreeze Champion and A. C. Spark Plugs Full Line of Auto Parts Open Evenings and Saturdays Low Rates and Work Guaranteed Rear 1504 Monroe Street, West York Andy's West York Auto Sales 900-910 Roosevelt Avenue Guaranteed Used Cars Max Anstine Funeral Director ' 1701 West Market Street Mrs. Edna M. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Morris Baker Charles N. Bare Route 6, York Bal-ley's Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Barns Beck's Dairy Let us be your Milkman Try our Ice Cream-Call 7680 Donald Becker Mr. William Bentzel Mr. and Mrs. Clare Berkheimer J. F. Biesecker and Sons, Flour Mills Yorco Dog Ration At Grocery and Pet Stores Yorco Feed for Poultry and Livestock Thomasville, Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bohnel Bortner's Barbershop Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur E. Boyer George Brown and Son Glass Works lRearJ 1420 West Orange Street Leonard D. Brown For all your Insurance Needs 1721 Stanton Street Campbell's Barber Shop C. C. Christiansen Craumer's Grocery Corner of Poplar and Phone 44339 Hoke Avenue Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Crone John A. Dauber, Florist 1705 North George Street A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Diehl Eckenrode Service Station 1947 West Market Street Evan's Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eveler Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eyster Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Firestone Edwin L. Fischer, Photographer 219 East Cottage Place J. Fred Fisher Gr Sons, Inc. 331 South George Street York, Pennsylvania Edward Fox Baking Company 212 North George Street Bread, rolls, cakes A Friend Fuhrman Creative Art Shop Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gallagher, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallagher, Jr. Gentzler Brothers' Meat Market Spring Grove, Pennsylvania Gentzler's Community Store Stoverstown, Pennsylvania George's Stationery Store Gerber's Confectionery Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gingerich A Friend Morgan E. Gipe Interior Decorations 142 East Market Street Mr. and Mrs. George Glessner The Golden Glow Eugene and Robert Goodling Green's Milk-Ice Cream The Cream of York County A Friend Mr. and Mrs. William C. Guise Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. Gunnet and Marilyn Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Gunnet Dr. O. W. Gunnet Paul W. Gunnet-Insurance Mrs. Paul W. Gunnet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gunnet The Guttendorf Press 420 North Braddock Avenue Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania A Friend George C. Hamme Poultry 222 South Court Avenue C. R. Heidlebaugh R. B. Hildebrand Groceries-Fresh Meats-Gas-Oil 790 Carlisle Avenue-Phone 31183 Alice M. Hoke Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hoke Horn-Crone-Horn Photographers-Artists En aravers-Lithographers York, Pennsylvania Wilbur Hoskin, Plumber 1821 West Andrew Street Phone 48552 Dr. A. D. Hunger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. johnson The Junior Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kaley David P. King Harry D. King, Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Kinsey Klingel Supply Co. Reverend and Mrs. M. L. Kroh Krout's Grocery Thomasville, Pennsylvania George A. Lauer Lauer Q Gross Electrical Contractors 1366 West Market Street Lau's Grocery Nashville, Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lavetan Lehr's Food Market Quality Meats and Groceries 1628 West Market Street-Phone 60188 Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Linsey, Jr. Dr. Thomas A. Loelfler Loring's Photography at Its Best 146 East Market Street Lynn-Paul Shop Men's Wear 1815 West Market Street Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mackison Markey's Food Market 2050 Stanton Street Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Martin Bill Martin's Used Cars and Parts We take junk cars in trade! Trade your wreck on a late model! Lincoln Highway, 11,5 miles East of Abbottstown! D. E. Martin-Meats J. V. Martin-Dairy Products Paul S. Martin Mase's Clothing Store lVlen's and Boys' Wear 292 West Market Street A. L. Menges Company Menges Mills, Pennsylvania M. L. Meyer, Grocer Miller's Radio Service Clayton E. Moul Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moul Mrs. Paul M. Moul Mrs. Francis J. Mosebrook Mrs. Roy H. Mummert Sterling G. Mummert Route 6, York Cattle Dealer Mundis Mills Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Myers Mrs. Emory Myers Myers' Restaurant 1510 West Market Street York, Pennsylvania Virginia M. Myers Feminine Apparel 1415 West Market Street Mr. and Mrs. William A. Myers Nashville Garage and Service Station Edna E. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ness Nunda Fruit Farms The Home of Quality Fruits Route 3, Hanover Mr. and Mrs. William W. Olewiler Out Door Country Club York, Pennsylvania Palmer's Garage and Service Station Palmer's Service Station Chet Patterson Q Sons Sporting Goods 1106 West Market Street Pauls Cleaners and Tailors Penn Dixie Lines The Pfaltzgraff Pottery Company Pinter's Home-Cooked Meals Playland Rink and Pool David Steinhergh, Owner Mr. and Mrs. Palmer E. Poff Princess Street Cigar Store 451 East Princess Street Phone 88257 Pritz Auto Body 81 Radiator Service 30-32 East College Avenue York, Pennsylvania Professional Dry Cleaners and Dyers Prowell Commercial School 46 East Philadelphia Street Rafl'ey's Grill and Lounge Reachurd's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Reary Mr. and Mrs. Elwood M. Reiif Reliance Cafe Rene and Babe's White Horse Diner Thomasville. Pennsylvania The James F. Riddle Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riegel Miss Ella Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Luther M. Ritz Roomsburg Sinclair Service Station Route 1. Thomasville, Pennsylvania For Life, Health, and Accident Insurance Consult Roy H. Rudisill Wilbur Rudisill Russ's Sunoco Service York New Salem, Pennsylvania-Phone 70616 Washing---Lubricating-Accessories Dr. H. E. Rutland Harold R. Schriver W. A. H. Scl1wartz's Son General Merchandise York New Salem, Pennsylvania John Sexton Q Company Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers Shat'fer's Food Market ' Leon D. Sheppard Surge Dairy Equipment York and Adams Counties Shipley Cooling and Heating Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Shive Bud Shunk's Gulf Service Bruce V. Smith, Inc. Clark E. Smith-General Hauling Smith's Meat Market Elwood A. Snelhaker, Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder Herbert N. Snyder Snyder Sales and Service Mrs. Edna Sowers Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Stallman Carl F. Stambaugh Kelvinator-Speed Queen Appliances Menges Mills, Pennsylvania Starz Bros. and Fritz 5iNash!! George H. Steckler Steckler's Hardware Paints and Glass-Garden and Lawn Seeds and Fertilizers 1501 West Market Street Stillman's 35-39 East Market Street Mr. and Mrs. John Straley Mr. and Mrs. William E. Strayer R. W. Strickler, Inc. 59 East Philadelphia Street York, Pennsylvania J. E. Stumpf, Builder 1460 Monroe Street Phone 43436 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Summers Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard F. Sunday M. Luther Swartz, Prop. 5-Mile Service Point Terry's Men's Wear The Home of Good Values 41-43 South George Street Viking A. A. Promoters of Clean Sports Wagner Dry Cleaners G. William Wagner D. A. Walcott Howard F. Wantz Watchmaker and Jeweler 3 South Highland Avenue Open Thurs. Eve. Till 9 Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Weaver Welcomer's Food Market L. James Wells, Jr. Class of 1945 D. R. West 16 East Princess Street Radio and Television Appliances West Side Coal Company West York Hardware 1940 West Market Street West York Inn The V' est York Realty Agency Wilkinson Upholstery Shop A Friend Winter's Crain and Feed Bair. Pennsylvania C. D. Witman, Prop. Thomasville Garage Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wright York Venetian Blind Mfg. Co. Phone 63294 Ralph B. Zeiders The final page is here at last Thanks to the patrons one and all: And now we have to go- Teachers and friends so dear, Our journey was a pleasant task, May all your troubles be very small And we have loved it so. And happiness fill your next year. 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