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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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Q ' C. 0 5, Q of .LQ .-. -. 6,574 F A lx X ' S. S. K N X ' 1, I Xigliefip , , Q 4 -f - A , ,,---V K K 1 TTT? i , I, , VAS ,, J ,ti- f 3 3 -5' ' ' TS f 'xr-f 5 ' 1953 Publwhcd by CLASS OF 1951 VVLst Xorlx Hlxgh School Xork Penmylv mu nk' ' Y ' y A . 1 WH ERE West York High School Our second port-from eight to four- - Where we Lived to Learn and Leamed to Live for six wonderful years. MRL BEEAN -.,,' -43.1015-,-A , 3'W 9 X- -f-s..N,,,N -X . . ALMA MATEH West York High, West York High, XVith all thy glory e'er before us You're very dear to me. Thy praises we will sing. Your happy days are passing by, West York High, VVest York High But thoughts of thee will never die. You,re very dear to me. 3 Time is ll sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current, No sooner is a thing brought to sight than if is swept by and another takes its place, and this too will he swept away. -N'lARCU9 Auuauvs Pnrewnrd All aboard' All hands ire on drcls tllr new s lssemlmlcd The last passenger s aboard XX XH9 s Qangplanls s been I'3.1S6Cl XVe re oil' On thrs seafarmg venture we hope sou w1ll en lox the many stops and slght Seelllg tours as wr recall our teachers classes, dCtlVltl8S and thx good tlmes we had at West York f' SIGHT SE l'U 'iig- -' Q 2 i- ll: Ill 4 A+'-v' rr TWH! lQml , 'Ri X f ff A 1 4 ' L Q I ' I x A ' A v ' , . , , . , l , . ' 7 ' . . . L . f , . ' g . . 9 . 7 , , v ,V - . Y . . w i I 4 . , - ' 1 l 7 ' f 4+ v N, L Q7 f' Ye .P+ A f . '1 1 .:.:.-..a.- -1-- - ,X Ei Kal...--1 '?:I'.-'lf-een 12:::::: ':::::a5 l ':::: , -I , ff . ', X424 rf f--- --- Li-:D FT?-Ei...-.. 'Rf' - 5132! . 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A '14 ' 'P' i if iii-25-if --' ff fe J-'LET if - 5 f - if-- ex? egxiif I lf. -T 225- T M1 ??'pQii1 7 1 Dedication Throughout the years at West York High School, our parents, who first loved us and will always love us, have lived and shared our ups and downs, our honors and our glory always ready to encourage us and give us the incentlve to strive forward for the betterment of ourselves and our school Veg, 'U si 5 . D 4 ,vi 'fn 5 gfji 3 . s- fd Fr, rj: , A A ' 1 631' ,fx in .gf-vw? Ns.. if -ite In our own humble way to show our ap 'ws preclatlon for the many thmgs you have 7 done for us we the Class of 1903 dedlcate our La Memorla to you OUR PARENTS i Nh Ente-rllnc Nlr Landis NI Xhntu Nl fllltllll' XI Spun Xir Fmcnhlrt Nh Hlldchmnd Xlr IJIIHLII1 OFFILILRS Presldent lLdWll1 L Spangler Vrce President H VVesley Elsenhart Treasurer NfllltOl'l Landls Secretfirx to the Bond Thomas Enterlme Dlrector Paul VVmter Dlrector Hermm A Centzler Dlrector C harlus Hildebrand Dlrector C hlrles C Duncan These folks chose the Admlral Laptam and L16l1tCHalltS of our shlp and then contmued thelr shore dutv hx provldmg and gludmg the courses of the WYHS The WYHS s Bnard nf Educatlnn 8 KDANI H NIARTIN A B A M Supervlilng Prmupal R 'Y w sT XXX' IALMEH I POP!- B 5 M hd lrmup1l Admiral and Captain llministralive Mates Rose Bare, Ioan Berger, Lester Boyer, Fred Kerr, Charles Martin, Alan Metzler, Roberta Allen, Carolyn Shriver. Second Row: Donna Oerman, Pat Martin, Sally Nusz, William Spangler, Bruce Hartzog, Marlene Lindstrom, Lois Plyler. Third Row: Iames Campbell, Donald Cook, Ned Thomas, Thomas Sheffer. Fourth Row: Whedon Myers, Ted Gladfelter, Mervin Eisenhart, Richard Diehl. Standing: Ioyce Krebs, Phyllis Eisenhour, Sylvia Sanders, Melinda Strayer, Iake Hoover, Glenn Bowman, Fred Eisenhart, Duane Hamme, Robert Martin, William Kerr. The Student Council, representing the Student Body and composed of home room, class, and non-resident representatives, held spirited meetings each Wednesday morning to discuss all of our problems-present and future-taking their decisions back to their organizations. The Coun- cil functioned under live committees: Traflic. Assembly. Awards, Reception, and Public Relations. OFFICERS VVilliam Kerr ..... ......... P resident Mervin Eisenhart . . . ........ Vice President Marlene Lindstrom . . . . .Secretary-Treasurer Millard A. Altland .... ........... A duiser 10 MR. ALTLAND Uur Student lfnuncil The Department of Public Instruction honored WYHS in selecting West York High School to be one of the three schools to find a school who would exchange a teacher and four students dur- ing Pennsylvania Week: October 13-19, 1952. Seamen Connie Flohr, Henry VVildasin, Larry Spence, and David Coodling and Chief Petty Officer Anna L. Orner exchanged positions with Mr. Lawrence Imboden and four Schuylkill Haven students. As the experiment proved most successful, additional schools will participate next year. True democracy functioned in the Student Council's straw election for a President of the United States in Novemberg and the Council's Christmas Ball added a gay note to the social activties of our ship-WYHS. Top Left: Mr. Fisher and his aides tend the wounds of a make-believe casualty during the Civil Defense drill. Top Right: Parents and friends bid goodbye to the Exchange Students and Miss Omer departing for Schuylkill Haven, where they stayed during the Pennsylvania Week observance. Bottom Left: Casting ballots at the straw election held by Student Council. 5 I lf!! XX rt Department -.., Emi-Af Are there hees m Room '39 Wo the huzzmg comes from the art classes ln the hold of YVYHS RICHARD B REIFF B S under the supervlslon of Mr Rlchird B Helff The seventh elghth and nmth gmdes performed m mx m 1rx elous xx orks of lrt Art Supervxsor m lillt' color p untmf' nt IX mfr md color tht orx In elghth grzde the studs nts m1stered drm mg postus deslgns md three dlmenslonal projects xxhllt nmth gride prolects mcluded vs lter colors cllx modclmg md ska tchmg whlch Mr Ruff tmght so vsell 12 X Xi S 1 1 n 4 I A ' '- A ' , . u I 4 1 ' I - , . , 1 . ' 1 . ' . 1 1 , . , 1 I L 1 I' 1 ' ' 1 . Seventh grade projects were making and painting Christmas cards, perspective drawing, paper 1' ',,. '11 ,.1 1 'K 1 , ,. 2 1' . 1 , 5 J, 5,1 - ' ' ' 'g V 1 J ' , . 7 1 makes Valentxnes and lt seems xt must have been fun 8 1 works on thelr carvmg proyects some serlously others smlle Four members of 8 2 concentrate on thelr designs for thelr stamed glass wmdows others watched the camera mai L.. -fi f X si- Husmess Edulzalmn Department The xoemen of VVYHS future secretarles tx plStS bookkeepers and general oflice xx orkers became proHc1ent 111 shorthand typmg and the operatlon of varrous busmess machlnes and It the same tlme acqulred self control the qual ltx of gettlng along wlth ones fellow worker md .1 knowledge of the rules of office etlquette Proyects of the BllS1l'l6S9 EdllC8.t10Il Department Included '1 trlp to the N O M A Oflice Machlne Show md movles about the I B 'VI Secre tlrx and Socml S6CllI'ltX Temperaments lrrltated by hlttlng the wrong lxexs black finger nalls as the result of the first mlmeograph operatlon cramped fingers from clmchmg penclls ln speed tests etc gave way to skull as the vear came to an end 14 CARL E WALKER B S Typewrltmg I Bookkeepmg I and II Office Practice Commercxal Anthmetlc DARWIN BUPP BS Typewntmg I Consumer Education Busmess Engllsh Sales and Law ANNA L ORNER B S Shorthand I and II Txpux ntmg I md II Oops! Not too busy, but absorbed in interesting conversation. Ahi A hard-working office practice session as Mr. Walker and the repair man fix a typewriter. Mr. Bupp instructs Fred in Typing I class. 's ai? id r 'iz Shorthand I students practice speed building. Margins set at 17-67l Books closed, notebooks open as Shorthand II transcribes a letter. Gartha learns how to operate the oh- so-complicated bookkeeping machine at the N. O. M. A. Exhibit, while Verna tries out a new machine. Dramatu: Department What would a school be wlthout dramahcs? ThlS IS certalnly no problem at West York for there are several groups deslgned espe clally to tram our young people IH thrs field Rlchard B Relif Greta M Klse Clara Moul Lentz Plnllp A Douglas Junmr Dramatu: Dluh OFFICERS Presldent Mary Ann Shaefer Vlce Presldent Sally Nusz Secretary Nancy Landls Treasurer Romame Smlth Advlser Greta M Klse F 1rst of all we have the youngest of the group where one learns everythmg from promptmg to actmg B6S1d6S thelr assembly program the club sponsored a Chrlstmas Hop December 8 and presented a group of plays at Pleasant Acres Kay Mlddleton Carolme Shry ock Joyce Haller Dora Mrller Nancy Landis Mary Ann Shaefer Sandra Newcomer Susan Wolfe Joyce Woodrmg Sandra Dlttenhafer Second Row Mary Jane Zlegler Carol Eberly Janet Gross Trulymae Olewller Joyce Neal Barbara Kopp Deanna Spangler Judlth Shearer Louise Smyser Lyn nette Kmsey Thzrd Row Judy Rosenzwelg Dawn Stough Susan Zech Patrlua Lucken baugh Betty Brown Patrlua Frmgcr Joan Lease Zee Jane Harbold Sally Nusz Mxss Klse Fourth Row Dean Kessler Charlotte Baker Jane Fockler Eva Anstlne Jean Mlller Ro maine Smlth Henrlctta Kohr LOIS Julius Jntk Nell 17 l 1 . .i . - . , . , 1 I l 9 1 ' 9 1 9 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , .. 1 1 ' . l Q 1 1 n 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . .h 1 - 1 '- ' - . . .. , 1 1. llllamarll From here we go to the more ex per1enced group Grtamard whose first productlons th1s year were three one act plays Sparkm The Perfect Gentleman and Oh Iohnnyl all student dlrected To top thelr successful season they produced the ever comlcal Grow mg Palns on March 27 and 28 1953 Carolyn Zech Patncxa Lauer jamce Mummert Connle Flohr Maxine Spang ler Shxrley Spangler Kay Relchart I anne Taylor M3fCl3 Denues Robert Rex smger Thomas Heberly Robert Hamme Second Row Mrs Lentz Barbara Gross Betty Allen Davld Hopkms Burl Lally David Goodlmg Dons Swextzer Gerald Laughman And finally the troupers of them all Thesplans Thesplans Conme Flohr Larry Nace Thomas Heberly Mrs Lentz Dons Sweltzer Gerald Laughman Betty Allen Donald Cook Marcxa Denues To these people we look to find natlonal fame for our dramatlc ab1l1ty 1n West York each has earned 10 or more pomts for part1c1pat1on 1n dramatlc produc t1ons around school Th1s year Troupe 773 presented Sparkm at M11lersv1lle and at tended the Nat1onal Thesplan Conference at Plttsburgh OFFICERS Presrdent Gonme Flohr Vlce Presldent Dorls Swertzer Secretary Patrlcla Lauer Treasurer Marcla Denues Advlser Clara Moul Lentz OFFICERS Presxdent Vlce Presldent Secretary Tresaurer Advlser 18 Dons Sweltzer Betty Allen Thomas Heberly Clara Moul Lentz e i Ma 'Gil if 'S r 'Q' v .'k' 1.-E 4 I -: 0 K ' s. 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The snow that fell at the Christmas concert, the Ere place which so mysteriously opened in Three Dots and A Dashf' the Senior Class Play, No vember 20 and 22, 1952, and the beautiful lighting for the Spring Concert will be long remem bered. The busy beavers of the Dramatic Department are always on hand to see that the scenery, lighting, sound, etc., are shipshape for every production, whether it's music, drama, or what have you. 22 Gruwlnq P31115 Growlng Pams by Aurama Rouverol CAST dlrected by Clara Moul Lentz and presented March 26 28 1953 tells the dllemma of tht Mclntyres who see thelr boy ind glrl tossed ID the cat lrlcts of adolescence md cm help llttle further than glVC dlrectlons for the turbulent course from 1 dlSt lIlC0 lClVlCC whlch egocentrlc youth always reyects f course These two klds George and Terry go through thelr throes ln company wlth the nelghborhood klds Many thlngs hlppen to all of them but the end IS brlght md PTOITIISIIIQ Mrs Nltlntyre sples on unsuspectmg Terry and Bnan George McIntyre Terry Mclntyre Vlrs Mclntyre Prof McIntyre Sophne Vlrs Patterson Elsle Patterson Traffic Ofllcer Dutch Brlan Omar Ha Pete Prudence Patty ine Nllrmm VlV1'lH Gerald Laughman Dorls Swertzer VI'1rc11 Denues Burl L'1lly Joanne Tlylor B1rb'1r1 Gross Conme Flohr Davld Hopkms D'lVlCl Goodlmg Thomas Heberly Robert Hamme Larry Nace Russel Knaub Betty Allen Patr1c11 Lauer Kav Relchard Mfnxme Spangler Carolyn Zech Terry and her brothers frlends enjoy .1 free for all George yust loves popcorn especially when It comes from Prudences fingers just before the dance begms Seninr lllass Play Three Dots And A Dashf, a mystery comedy in three acts by Tom Taggart and directed by Charles Martin, jr., tells the story of Peter and Polly, who visit New York on their honeymoon. They have been loaned the apartment of an absent friend. Polly insists on taking her Aunt Effie, because she has never been on a honeymoon. What a time they have in New York! They get in- to the wrong apartment, Aunt Effie and her bedroom vanish during the night. They find them- selves surrounded by a whaeky bunch of people: Miss Tobias, who walks in her sleep, jerk O,Hara, the house detective, Delores, a mysterious Sause American, Mrs. Mood, and the Major, whose baffling actions motivate the play. The apartment overlooks Central Park and entirely unknown to the honeymooners is the head- quarters for a plot to blow up the Mall during the Decoration Day Ceremonies. Complica- tions spread like wildfire. There are plots and counterplots, laughs and thrills until Peter, Polly, and Aunt Effie, after much doing and almost dying, save the day. Peter Piper ...................,. . ...... Larry Nace Polly ......... ..... D onna Stoner Aunt Effie ....... .... IN larcia Denues Bessie Tobias .... ..... S ylvia Sanders Jerk O'Hara .... ....... B url Lally Roy ......... ..... R onald Young Mrs. Mood ..... ........ B everly Brown Lena ........... . . ......,... Gloria Ann Bankert Delores De Oreo . . . ' ..............,..RosalleDummer Ruby ........... .................,..... B etty Allen Major Miller . . . .... Gerald Laughman-Gerald Alwood Bnldance Department Doctor? lawyer? merchant? chlefp whlch oc CllpZifl0I'1 shall I choose? Smce every boy and glrl asks 'md attempts to answer th1S questlon many tlmes a conslderfltlon of the dutles quah ficatlons and opportumtles 1n the varlous oc Cllp'lt1OIlS IS one facet of guldance to whlch conslderable attentlon 19 paid ThlS occupatlonal mformatron IS obtalned by readlng dlscusslon Ind attendlng career conferences such as the PRISCILLA H FORRY B5 Edm Guldance SOLIdlStl1dlLS English Mathematics In order to prepare for anyone of the thousands of occupatlons and for hvmg ln our complex soclety lt IS necessary to learn how to study more efficlcntly how to solve problems how to lmprove re ldmg comprehenslon how to mcrease the speed of readmg and how to get along wlth other people These among many other thmgs mlght be seen as the second facet Parents mghts furmsh an opportumty for the pllplls the parents and the school to become bet ter acquamted w1th each other Plannmg and carrymg out the program afford an opportumty for soclal guldance another facet The emphasls at all tlmes IS to help the pupll learn to know hlmself better so that he w1ll develop a well rounded personality and plan for hls future more wlsely Thls 19 the fourth facet person ml guldance 7 2s Parents Nxght 25 I 1 I a f 1 1 - . . 1 1 Pr C , K . , . L . . , C .- C . , . . . . - K . . . . u s o s a - if . K . . . . , . . , i ' 1 . Y n. w I , . . .l . one at Temple University. 7. l . , ' . 3 , 2 . . , . w , 1 ' ' 1 . Ku ' I v 1 K , . . K . . H x , I 7 I ' ' ' ' u, I. . l. l. , ' 1 ' . Journalism Department Blue and White News Editorial Statl Editor ........ Assistant Editor ..... News Editor ......... Assistant News Editor . .. Feature Editor .,......... Assistant Feature Editor . . Sports Editors .........., Art Editor ............. Alumni Editor . . . Faculty Adviser . Business Staff Business Manager ......... Advertising Manager ..... Typing, Exchange Manager Circulation Managers ..... Photography Manager .... Faculty Adviser ....... . . .Robert Reisinger ..........JaneFrey . . . . . . . .Ronald Young . . . .Gerald Laughman . . . . . . . . . .Harriet Rudisill ...............Hedley Yost . . . . .XVilliam Kerr, Barry Yost . . . . . . . . . .Rosalie Dummer .............NancyBarc . . . .Rebecca L. Metzler . . . . .Larry Balm .....,..,.......LarryNacc . .....XVayne Zearfoss . . . .Dorothy Boyer, Donna Stoner .............Kenneth Houseal ..............PalmerE.P0ff 'U Miss Kochenour, Mrs. Metzler, Miss Omer. The Blue and VVhite News. the product of the journalism Class, and La Memoria gave embryoic literary seamen much opportunity to wield the pen. Miss Eva Kochenour and Mrs. Rebecca L. Metzler steered the newspaperis staff through the first and second semesters respectively. Richard Snyder, Russel Knaub. Second Row: Mary Lou Shunk, Patricia Rutland, VVayne Zearfoss. Third Row: Lois McAllister, Gerald Laughman, Bradley Kopp, VVilliam Brenner, Ralph Miller. Fourth Row: Betty Allen, Dorothy Boyer, jane Frey, Larry Nace. Fifth Row: Miss Kochenour, Connie Flohr. Editor-in-chiet . . . Artists ............ Sales Manager ...... Advertising Manager . . . Student Photographer .......... Sports Editors ................... Editorial Staff: Marcia Denues Marlene Lindstrom Annamary Renoll Doris Sweitzer Alice Eiker Adviser . . . ..... . . . . The editors of the Blue and XVhite and La Memoria On October 20 representatives of The Blue and WVhite and La Memoria staffs journeyed to Dover to attend the annual York-Adams Conference. where techniques of newspaper and yearbook publishing were discussed and many friendships made through exhuberant socializing at the banquet and dance. La Mnmnria Joyce Krebs, Jacqueline Klinedinst, Jean Altland, Beverly Brown, Cartha Aldinger, Doris Sweitzer. Ioan Bechtel. Second Row: Sylvia jackson, Annamary Renoll, Alice Eiker, Rosalie Dummer, Whedon Myers, Harriet Rudisill, Larry Nace, Marlene Lindstrom, Marcia Denues. Third Row: Miss Omer. Connie Flohr, Bradley Kopp, Thomas Heberly, Hedley Yost, YVilliam Boyer, Pat Rutland. 1 Jackson ....Whedon Myers, Rosalie Dummer, Robert Reisinger ...................................I0yceKrebs ...ujacqueline Klinedinst ......,....Henry Wildasin ....LarryNace,IoanBechtel Dorothy XVeaver Connie Flohr Bradley Kopp Beverly Brown Harriet Rudisill Betty Allen Pat Rutland William Boyer Cartha Aldinger jean Altland Hedley Yost ....AnnaL.Orner Language Department It PR IL HCT R Buenos Dlasl Bonjour' Hello' No matter whlch language IS used the meanmg IS the same just as blrds have a tongue of thelr own so do men of vanous lands have thelr natlve tongue From Hrst to twelfth grade one of the mam 0bl6Ct1V6S of education IS to teach the students how to use and speak Enghsh correctly West York offers Spamsh and French as electlves Pen pals are obtalned by the stu dents wlth many mterestmg but sometlmes untranslatable letters exchanged Of course we cant forget hterature and the many mformatlve books and magazines supplled by our Library REBECCA METZLER BA Seventh Eleventh and Twelfth Grade English CLARA MOUL LENTZ BA Nl A Nmth and Tenth Grade English PRISCILLA H FORRY BS Ed NI Seventh Grade Engllsh GRETA M KISE BS Seventh and Elghth Grade Engllsh ELIZABETH SENFT BA Nmth Grade Enghsh Spamsh French 28 A if . 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Iofm Berger Gloria Swartz Robert Hamme and George Smxth portray selected roles ln their 10 2 Engllsh L iss athemalilzs Department Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and fractions-master these and you're headed for decimals, algebra, geometry fplane and solidb, trigonometry, bookkeeping, and just plain senior math. Could the problems of the above subjects be associated with the moans and groans heard from Rooms 2, 4, 6, 8, and 11! Mathematics in a narrower sense is concerned with properties of and relations between quanti- ties but in a wider sense with deductions from general premises of all reasoning. Y lm,- ,.f in 31 CHARLES H. RINEHART, B.S. Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Grade and Senior Mathematics. CURVIN F. KOPP, B.A. Algebra, Geometry, Business Arithmetic. DONALD E. WISSINCER, A.B. Seventh Grade Mathematics. 1 1 Nlost of Nlr lxopps Algebra Students pay lttentlon to the explfmatlon Exeryone m 9 4 puzzles owcr then problems Is she or Isnt she Music Department HAZFIL M. BLISH, B.S. Mus. Vocal Music. GEORGE A. WARD, B.S. Ed.M. Instrumental Music. Blue and Wlute lilee lfluh OFFICERS l resident Vice l resident Secretary Treisurer Accompanists Director Jane Fockler Hcnrlett 1 Kohr Charlotte Baker Cxrolme Shryock Du me Hamme George Boyer Haul M Bllsh Trulymae Olewiler, Faye Detter, Sharon Musser, Louise Smyser, Sandra Welty, Joan Lease, Jane Olewiler, Judith Shearer, Lynnette Kinsey, Margaret Miller, Susan Orwig, Norma Smith, Joann Aldinger, Sally Brenneman, Gloria Clark, Roberta Allen, Barbara Kopp, Deanna Spangler, Dawn Stough, Mrs. Blish. Second How: Doris Stough Harriet Santucei, Dorothy llovis, Marylyn Kottcamp, Brenda Myers, Joann Rudicill, Pat Martin, Susan Zech, Joyce Neal, Joan Markel, Nadine Keech, Pat Fringer, Nancy Kopp, Doris Eckert, Andrea Meckley, Barbara Beach, Patsy Perkins Nadine Becker, Ann Koller. Third How: Jean Wcigard, Kay Middleton, Donna Hake, Lea Conrad, Joyce Woodring, Darlene Schaffer, Lorraine Moul, Betty Brown, Sarann Boring, Thelma Brokenshire, Gale Reisinger Shirley Becker, Barbara Noel, Mary Ann Shaefer, Caroline Shryoek, Dora Miller, Sandra Dittenhafer, Harriet Haley, Janet Klinedinst. Fourth How: Henrietta Kohr, Janet Gross, Shirley Pfaltzgraff, Sandra Newcomer, Shirley Siple, Susan Plath, Barbara llill, Eva Anstine, Jane Fockler, Charlotte Baker, Jane Pontz, Joyce Haller, Susan Wolfe Gloria Arnold Rose Bare Susan Carte Charmaine Smith, Barbara Elliot. Fifth How: Marylyn King, Sally Nusz, Nancy Markel, Pat Neely, Doris Marlcel, Shirley Feescr, Donna Oerman, Jean Miller, Romaine Smith, Carol Eberly, Jane Raffensberger, Nancy Landis, Suzanne Firestone, Frances Rizzuto, Sara Ann Stambaugh, Lois Julius Beverly Blouse. Song of man, leading us on ahead into the future free from fear, echoing from Room 9, sym- bolizes XVYHS's contribution to the spirit of youth in our democracy. 33 lihnralaires Our Music Department provides a worth-while use of leisure time. helping us to become responsible citizens. The Blue and XVhite Glee Club. Clioralaires, Troubadours, and Choristers gave a memorable performance at the beautiful Christmas Concert. No one will ever forget the beautiful rendition of i'The Lordis Prayer by the Troubadours. OFFICERS President .... Vice President . . . . .Lois McAllister Secretary ..... . . Treasurer ..... Accompanist . Director .... Phyllis Eisenhour . .Phyllis VValker . . .Sandra Howe . . . .Hedley Yost .Hazel M. Blish Nliss Kochenour receives a corsage from Phyllis Eiscnhour as Lois McAllister looks on. Mrs. Blish, jane Scott, Phyllis Walker, Barbara Landis, Nancy Bailey, Shirley Sweitzcr, Rae Gladfeltcr, Sandra Howe, Maxine Markey. Second Row: Phyllis Eisen- hour, Doreen Falkcnstine, Mary Lou Sprenkle, janet Forry, Gloria Hoover, joan Berger, Carolyn Zz-eh, jane Sanders, Mary Lou Shunk, Barbara Gross. Third Row: jean Altland, Aleen Smyser, Beverly Brown, Gloria Swartz, Shirley Reeder, jane Moschrook, Cecelia Senft, Marguerite Runk. Fourth Row: Lois McAllister, Janis Younker, Rachael Triinpey, janet Hardy, Corean Hebert, Doris Grube, Evelyn Maul, Emily Spangler. Fifth Row: Carolyn KauHman, Patricia Hayes, Marlene Lehman, Alice Eikcr, Donna Rim-hart, Bonnie Brown, Sandra Hebert, Maxine Spangler, Kay Heichard. Dolores Shin-. A ,, ,... 'View f Pranlsts Trnuhadnurs OFFICERS Prggldent DOIl8ld Cook Vrce Pres1dent Larrv NHCG Secretqry Ted Clatfeltel' Treasurer ICITY lHC0bS Award Chalrrnan Wllham Forry Dlrector Hazel M Bhsh Ihr sc groups rlso helped to ulchl rte the fNVtUtlCtll lllIllVll'Slly of clrollng through the h ills ot WYHS It Chrlstm is Two outst lndlng Troub rdours Llrry N'1ce and Hedley Yost represented WVYHS ln the Dlstrlct XlllSlC Festrvftl held It Mlllersburg Bradley lxopp Hedley Yost and George Bover lead Trouhadours through h ills Hedley Yost Bradley Kopp Fzrst Row James Clough john Lerb Ned Kauffman Raymond Knruh Bruce Hartsou5.,h Larry Rmehart Second Row Mrs Bllsh Davld Spangler jacob Wlllmm Jacobs Roger Luckenhaugh Thzrd Row Gerald Zlegler Donald Cook jerry Iacobs Danul Mltehell Fourth Row Robert Gantz Elwood HOSklH Samuel Dehoff Teryl Schweltzer Paul Shaffer Phllhp Ort Stanley Drlscoll Gary Luse jack Neal Robert Gerber Marshall Metzger Fifth Row Rlehard Hartsough jesse Lmmger Luther Stauffer Stewart Farr Charles Younker Ronald Shaffer Gary Gentzler Fred Zlegler Harold Runkle Wllllam Smyser Ronald Wolf Gerald Senft Elwood Feeser Wllllam Spangler Carl Kllnedmst Charles Wantz Nelson Khnedlnst NV1ll11m Enterlme Crelgh Relchrrd Sixth Row Charles Bollnger Fred Mummert Donald Mummert Frank Smallwood Edward Feeser Mlchael Duncan Larry Mlller Ted Glatfelter Adam Runk Roger Reynolds Marvln Gladtelter Raymond Kuhn Melvm Lehr Lee Markey Alfred Rlehards james Hellm ln Gordon Zregler ni ffl Ps c P, G K E25 2 35 , 5 I V . 1 ..................... 1 . ...................... . 1 .............. 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J- 4 5 Pat Gross Barbara Landls Phyll1s Walker 'Xancv Barley HhYtlllllHUH5 Ilhylhmalres OFFICERS Presldent VICC Presldent Secretarx Dlrector Chnrlsters George Boyer Rae Gladfelter Shlrley Sweltzer Barbara Cross Jane Pontz Barbara Landls Phyllls Walker Nancy Barley Duane Hamme Second Row B111 Jacobs Kay Noel Hedley Yost Rlchard Deardorff Jerry Jacobs Jack Falkenstme Gerald Zelgler Donald Cook OFFICERS Wlllnam Jacobs Rlchard Deardorlf Jerry Jacobs Larry 'Nace Barbara Landls Presldent Larrv Nace Phvlhs VVf1lker Vlce Presrdent XV1ll1am Jacobs Patrlcla Cross Secretary Rlchard Deardorff Hazel N4 Blish Dlrector Hazel M Bhgh The Rythmettes and Rythmalres also were part of mam specral events assemblies and the Sprlng Concert -4 2 OFFICERS Presldent VICC Presldent Secretary Treasurer Drrector evra' Phyllls Walker Hedley Yost W1ll1am Jacobs Barbara Landls Hazel M Bhsh I Mm ,, L- I wr .. K 3 I f t Y I 4 , f 7 Q .g. 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A blare of trumpets. a roll of drums. and the sound of marching feet-next on deck we see XYY- HS's great band. which presented a colorful picture at the Annual Pageant of Rands as well as football games and the Spring Concert. XYilliam Boyer and Robert llartsouflh. of this organiza- tion. participated in the District Rand Festiyal at Nlillersburg. Gerald Cingerich, Carol Benner, WVilliam Smyser, George Boyer, Barry Nloul, David Coodling, Neil Bontzcl. john Croye, Richard Deardorff, XVilliam Halliwell. Fred Nlummert. james Campbell, Elwood lloskin, Richard Hart- sough, Harriet'Santucci, Doris Stough, john Spillman, Mr. Ward. Seemirl Rout Pat Xlartin. jacob Hoover. VValter Eiker, Donald Cook. Rachael Trimpey, Gerald Laughman. Byron Grove, Robert Taylor. Kenneth Houseal. Thomas Heberly, NVilliam Spangler, Robert llamme, Elwood Feeser, Donald Middleton. Samuel Deholf, Richard lleberly. Eugene llamme. Third Row: Roxana Bollinger, Leroy Thoman. Nelson Klyers. Charles Nlartin, Shirley Pfaltzgraff, james Brenneman. Barry Albright. Edward Easton. Rruce Slaybaugh, jack Coodling, Ronald Rowe. Donald Line- baugh, Ned Thomas. jack Danley, jon Nlyers. Charles Bolinger. Barry Rebert, janet Altland. Fourth Row: Larry Zorbaugh, Eddie Alwood, Robert Boyd, Edward Feeser. l'at NVinn, Cary Cable, YVilliam Boyer, jr., Ilenry XVilda- sin, Philip Ort. Thomas Rutland. joe Alwood. Robert llartsough, Kenneth Pittenger. Richard Lehman. NVayne NVagaman. OFFICERS President ....... . . .Charles NI utm Vice President . . . .... Henry xvllllhlll Secretary ...... . . .Thomas Heberly Director , . . . .Ceorge A. X OFFICERS President .... Vice President . . . . . Secretary . . . . . . Director . . . . llrcheslra Thomas Heberly .David Goodling .Henry Wildasin George A. VVard Another prominent group in the department is the orchestri which produced sweet IIlllS1C at many school programs. Patricia XVinn and William H4 igx representtd VVYHS in the Distrlct Orchestra at Lancaster. Each member of the Music Department helped make tht Spring Concert enjovablc and nevcr to be forgotten. Wayne Wagaman, Edward Strausbaugh, Jerry Jacobs, Faye XVelcomer, VValter Elker, Bunny Spence, Carolyn Thompson, Thomas Rutland, Romaine Smith, Ned Thomas, George Smith, joan Marlcel, Iean Miller, Marcia Den- ues, Mark Swartz, Dale Smyser, Michael Smyscr, Kenneth Ilouseal, Thomas Ileberly, Patricia Winn, Bill Boyer, Robert Hartsough, Joseph Alwood, Jack Goodling, Richard Hartsough, Ion Myers, Yvonne Himes, Shirley Pfaltz- graff, Barry Albright, Charles Bolinger, Barry Hebert, Fred Mummert, Gerald Gingerich, Barry Moul, Larry Spence, james Brenneman, Neil Bentzel, Dave Goodling, Leroy Thoman, Mr. Ward. fAbsentees: Jack Danley, Henry VVildasin, Verna llouscalj itat 5 9 1 5 Pepper ppers Come on, Blue! Come on, White! Come on, Team! Fight, fight, fight! Senior High Cheerleaders led the student body through many a Richard B. Reiff, George A. Ward cheer at pep meetings as well as at the hard-fought games as the basketball and football teams went all out for victories. Senior Hiqh Cheerleaders Shirley Albright, Shirley Spangler, Patricia Hayes, Gloria Ann Bankert CHeadJ, Verna Houseal, Janice Mum- mert. Second Row: Carolyn Massi- more, Barbara Gross, Jane Mosebrook. Gloria Swartz. Juninr Hiqh Cheerleaders S Their younger counterparts did as much for the Junior High Basketball squads as they fought for the championship. Eva Anstine, Joann Rudisill, Pat Fringer, Romaine Smith, Jean Miller. Second Row: Janet Cross, Susie VVolf, Frances Rizzuto, Judith Shearer, Sally Nusz, Joyce Neal. Third Row: Shirley Gentzler, Barbara Elliott, Delores Dennis, Joan Lease, Joan Markel, Left, Right! Left, Right! Here come the Flag Twirlers with the Majorettes close on their heels, as Dottie Boyer and Doris Sweitzer lead our high-stepping girls in many intricate routines. Flag Twirlers Pearl Duhbs, Doris Sweitzer Ulead? Sandra Reidel, Phyllis Eisenhour ,loan Br-chtel. Rodney Swartz and Sandra Nlohlman, our double-jointed artists, added much to the spectators' enjoyment at all football games and especially at the Pageant of Bands. Mainreltes Rodney Swartz, Rachel Richards, Sandra Mohlinan. Second Row: Betty Allen, Sylvia Sanders, Dorothy Boyer CHeadJ, Donna Stoner. Third Row: Donna Rhinehart, jane Shultz, Sylvia jackson, Iane Frey, Marcia Denucs, Shirley Feiser, jane Sanders, Marlene Lindstrom, Gartha Aldinger. Physical Ellulzatinn Department DOROTHY M ILGENFRITZ B S Physrc rl Education for Clrls ROBERT S FISHER B 5 Phvsltal Edut IUOII for Boys One two three four e1ght Are there children 111 klndergarden back 1n the gy mp No The glrls of West York Hlgh School are molding thelr bodies 1HtO beautiful curves by CXCTCISG But the more thev bend the stlifer they get md the more pounds they lose Basketball volleyball and danclng Ire also a put of their course physical 6dllC3tlOI1 director Mr Robert Flsher 'llu ncwly outlined progrlm 19 designed as L1 six year build up course In each year each grade will more lse in 1b1l1ty until the boys possess the ablllty to do the work Otltllllell in the sc mor progr ITD The purpose of the progrnn 19 to m crease the co ordlnatlon lblllty gr ice and p0l3l of West York boys 42 , , , 7 - . I . . . l I . Y l Y 1 . 1 , , ' , z , f . , , ' 2 1 ' . VVest York Highis physical education for boys is currently acquiring u new flavor under the - ' - . 3 . . 2 il . 2 . . . S ' l l l I .' x l ' l . .' f f 2 l. ' - 'ff - '.' ,z , 2 ,' ' is thex follow the pl in l ucl clown for the dexclopment of 1 re il phx sique -13 1, N,,..WN f 4 51 Fellows from an eighth grade section practice tumbling and work on the high biu' 2 I i' ' z 2 ' ' ' I L 1 z . Eyes e1rs nose md ttcth 1r1 thu Ill good C0l'lCllt10Hp Is Vour he 1rt t1ck1ng9 If not tike 1 trot down to thc VV1ll11111 Shcllw Health Room where xou vs1ll find the ClCI'ltlSt ph1s1c11n hy g1Cll1St 1nd nurse re 1dx to gne phxs1c1l ex am1nat1ons to the selmen of gr ldcs sex en n1ne and eleven Mlss Shamb lugh checks your he1r mg ifter Whlch she lSS1St5 Doctol Rutland IH 1 thorough checkup of wour bodx Xour teeth are checked bv Doctor St1ne xx 1th Nlrs Altland is slstlng Nhss Sl11mh1uql1 the school nurs1 W lb pre sc ntcd the Colds Il Duds A11 1rd of thc West York E11ch111q1 C lllb on lNovc111l11r 90 1957 It 1 dlnner 1t thc P1111 Tru In11 III recogn1t1on of hu k1n1ln1ss htlpfulness md 1l1 votlon to clutx ANU SHAHB-XUGH RX 'School Nurs: H E RUTLAND XID School Pl1VblLl 1n 1' if S , 1 1 13 1 x JY I 1 f 7 's 4 ' , 1 ' . 'l . . 1. 1 , B . .A 3 7 c 7 1 , 7 ' , V 1 . 7 ,E 1 I' ' 2 ,- . . 1 1 xf v ' C C 7 - . ' 2 1 ' ,1 z ' 1 v v 7 1 I 1. l Y. ' ' '- . 1 . 1 . . 1 1 X , QF, 1' F. 3 1 x ll ' Yi I vi' ' 'h I Vw v 1 X 1 K 1 ' 1 1 I 1 l l .1 , -1..., 1 1 1 , x JA ' I . . 1' ' 1-- m . 1, --1 . . 1 1 , , 1 Y 'l B449 1 . . 1 A - - . - -k Have you H0flC6d the mysterlous poundlng nolses and the aroma of appetlzlng food down 1n the v1c1n1ty of the Shelly Annex? They happen to be the result of the Industnal Arts and Home Economlc Classes endeavors Seventh through tenth grade grrls ascend the followmg steps of home makmg first the makmg of aprons second meal plannmg and food preservatlon thlfd hospltallty entertammg and cloth mg work The future mothers and homemakers make thelr final step by leamlng the art of 1nter1or decoratlng leamlng Chlld Care and asslstlng Miss Hebert wlth her first grade PHILIP A DOUGLAS BS Industrlal Arts F VIRGINA WIERMAN BS Home Economxcs Cafeteria Supervlsor Can you belxeve thls lovely room was once just a hall? 45 Future Homemalxers pre pare .1 sample meal In the galley of WYHS we hear the ever famlllar sound of rattlmg dlshes and the st1rr1ng of food all lI'ldlC3t10IlS of the good meals bemg served each noon Tasty food IS served by 'Virs Wlerman and her helpers 46 . ,- K . . ln the workshop of the WYHS we fmd lnterested Industrlal Arts students who learn to become apt IH wood woodmq metal workmg 'md electrlcal Wlflng How IS thls 1ccompl1shed9 Flrst they make cookle cutters later book cnds md other V'lI'1OllS wooden sartlcles Next ltS door w shox s urs um Doorbells are wlred VVooden ducks are shaped 47 7 . , , 2 ' , l ' ' g , I . , 1 4 1 . , ' he-lls and how they should he wired to be sure of ll clear circuit-nr a ' 'a ted. Prlnlnraflurs The Prmtcrafters of the NVYHS became reason xbly proficlent 1n the mechanlcal detalls of type Lomposltlons and sxmple presswork havmg learned the hlstory of prmtlng and 1ts progress ln c1v1l1zat1on and to yudge the quahty of prlnted yobs through the development of 'ln appreclatlon for good prlntmg ' ken Houseal Rlchard DeardorH Paul Spxllman Kay Noel Don Cook Phxlxp Ort john Spxllman Two real guys who always have a sm1le as they perform thelr clutles of keepmg our shlp clean and warm are the 1an1tors 48 'Vlr Ludwlg and Mr Nllller I I , 2 . . . . ' 7 K - K . , , . , . , Ned Thomas, Larry Brenneman, Gerald Zexgler, 7 I I I 3 ' X , H . . r l - . L Slzhnlaslllz SIJIIIBIIES Character S8I'V1CC leadershlp and scholarslnp are the ql13.l1tl8S whlch detemune a students ehglbllrty for fndmlssron to the Natlonal Honor Socletles .Iunmr Nallnnal Hnnnr Snnlety Dale Smyser Aldeth Spence Charlotte Baker Lynnette Kmsey Eva Anstlne jane Fockler Lols jullus Hcnnetta Kohr Barbara Gunnet Iacob Hoover Second Row Earl Hoover james Brenneman Iacquelme Wolf John Bowman Mxss Hlllegfzss OFFICERS Presldent john Bowman V1ce Presldent Iames Brenneman Secretary Iacquehne Wolf Treasurer Earl Hoover Dorothy M Hlllegass Members of the Erghth and Nmth Grades who rank m the upper thlrd of their classes and have attended YVest York for one year may qualrfy for ldmrsslon 49 I I I 7 1 7 I I I I I Advlser ...... U ! ! 1 9 I I I l .xl n D I 3 ' ' ! 7 7 Y 5 ' Q c 1 . 36.3 ,sf 'f.s,v,s,v X SIX! .4-95? Of? Q X94 .affix 4.9. 0-Q'- '-0-4 Q-.-:f V .Q s. ' t ,E-1 9 1 it tiara! Hedley Yost, Connie Flohr, Gloria Ann Bankert, Marcia Denues, Gerald Laughman. Second Row: Maxine Spangler, Kay Reichard, Pearl Dubbs. Barbara Landis, Sylvia jackson, jane Scott, Patricia Rutland, Gloria Hoover, Shirley Spangler, Shirley Albright, Gary Heiland, Mrs. Metzler. Senior National Honor Society Nliss llillegass, Hrs. Nletzler As not more than 15 per cent of a class may be enrolled, members must be active in extra-cur- ricular activities as well as having attained a place in the upper one third of the class academically. Due to a change in the constitution, sophomores may now be admitted as probationary members. Therefore, Pearl Dubbs, Kay Reichard, and Maxine Spangler were admitted. Their service was the maintenance of the Lost and Found Department, besides sponsoring several record dances after basketball games. New members are installed in both societies. Seienee Department HERBERT E KILLINGER BS Physlcs Chemlstry Physlcal SCICDCC Geography DAVID E BECKMYER BSc Sclence Blology Today we are hvlng 1n an age where scrence governs our entlre lrves The snap of a swrtch and presto our homes are ablaze Wlth llght we turn a dlal on our rad1o and mstantly hear vorces rn far drstant lands We hop a plane and rn a few short hours we are across the contrnent The average 1nd1v1dual takes all these mlracles of modern lrfe for granted The physlcs student IS taught the fundamental laws and pr1nc1ples whlch govem and make pos slble these marvels of sclence 1n a slmple brlef and mterestlng way It acquamts hrm wrth the sal1ent features of the most fundamental of the scrences a scrence whlch has exerted a tremen dous mfluence m shapmg the materlal and lntellectual process of manklnd As members of a c1v1l1zed soclety rn whrch there IS scarcely a thlng whlch C1V1l1Z8d man uses rn h1s da1lyl1fe that has not come under chem1c'1l control before It reaches hrm It IS only Httmg that everyone of us should have some knowledge of the pr1nc1ple of chemrstry WhlCh makes our c1v1l1zat1on possrble Here he develops a lastmg lmpresslon that chemrstry lS the outgrowth of observatlon experl ments formulatlon of laws and proper use of theorles Oh' I cant hold on any more Im shaklngl 1S not an unusual remark heard nn the general scrence classes when studyrng and demonstmtrng the generahon of electrlcltv one of then prrzed t0p1CS Make an 1nc1s1on from the leg up through the abdomen Now cut the lmms No don t be 1 larmed they re just dlSSCCtlIlg frogs rn blology classes 51 . , .. 1 1 , . . , . . , . 7 - . . . . 1 ' 9 1 1 ' , ,c . , - C 2 , - 9 a ' rr n a . v. - . . . c . g g , fl u . .. n y . , c .. , c' n . . . . . ffX A umt rn electrrclty proves most shockmg to soma I9 the ulrrent IS passed from one person to another f 5 '53 Frog dissection is an unpleasant experiment for some, but interesting to others. 52 11 1 s would be physlclstb perform heat experiments 1 labor lton SeS9l0n Pat Rutland and Donna btoner retre it m amazement at what can happen xx they make bromme gas Seamen Apprentices ALL HHllllHIl! Yes, we were all aboard the WYHS this fall when another year had come again to serve our faithful ship. Landlubbers, seamen, and yeomen, alike-all had their special duties and each one did them regardless of the moans and groans or the laughter and giggles over how hard or easy his task was. But there was fun as Well as hard work. Many different activities kept our hard working crew racing from lower deck to upper deck and even down to the boiler room. Then there were the sports, and what sports they were! Basketball, foot- ball, wrestling, and baseball-all of them were among the hobbies and favorites pastimes of our energetic crew. Yes, ,twas a busy ship our seamen sailed, but more than that ,twas a ship designed to give her crew character, scholarship, leadership, and service '--1 i D gssak Ag---P Tb- if 1 V F 0 9 , 0 O X ' vi .'1,',P' 1. S - Y -f J..-.. -' -Q Q Q V gd' -if ' ' ' 1ii:n,.i W , V i -, , - g Y NT -. 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V -A - jf-- , 8 v 1 ' 5 - Y un I :ut , . , - ee- 57 fig- -f - H .V if-.-.ee-' - . ..: i rf'Y 'Y l A' sir, iff?-3: i' S E' 7772, 42, AHESX keg i X Seventh Grade Q il Nancy Mann Bruce Hartsough Carolyn Thompson Dennls Diehl Nir Zmn OFFICERS Vlce Presldent Nancy Vlann Secretary Carolyn Thompson Treasurer Dennls Dlehl Chalrman of Councll Nancy Mann Advlser Allan E Zmn Land lubbersl One hundred seventy four strong ible bodled seaman presented themselves on the decks of WYHS thls fall These energetlc young people fast became an 1mport1nt part of the crew at West York The se lected leaders gulded thelr shlpmates through the stormy and calm days of thelr first years en hstment aboard the WYHS 55 Q Q 'f fnll S iq ,R , ,, . ' , If iff 1 C , f V f - 1 Y i.-1' , :Mia It , 'I 14 , I . 5 I 1 v A x . l a 5 - I ' President ................................................ Bruce Hartsough ' . ..-.-,-.-..-......................--..... l . - , 2 - ' ' ' z ' . - 7-1 Roxana Bollinger, Janet Altland, Dor- othy Hovis, Nadine Keech, Harriet Haley, Sally Brenneman, Donna Hoke, Doris Stough, Harriet Santucci, Caro- lyn Thompson, Marilynn Kottcamp. Second Row: Larry Rhinehart, Allen Metzler, Richard Heberly, Richard Hartsough, Nancy Markle, Vivian Pfeiffer, Marilyn King, Barbara Elliot, Ann Kohler, LaForrester Todd, Michael Smyser, Ray Knaub, Iohn Spillman. Third Row: Ian Shaffer, Bruce Andrews, Donald Sweitzer, Ed- ward Feeser, Ronald Wolf, Roy Buff- lap, Cary Cable, Robert Boyd, Harold Runkle, Charles Younker. 7-2 NVilliam Enterline, Bruce Hartsough, james Clough, Ned Kauffman, Allen Pauley, Ronald Shaffer, Edward Strausbaugh, Luther Stauifer, Mar- shall Metzler, Edward Taylor, Nelson Knipple. Second Row: Sheila XVorley, Barbara Beach, jean Weigard, Andrea Meekley, Beverly Blouse, Shirley Becker, Brenda Myers, Roberta Allen, Sharon Musser, Patsy Perkins, Nadine Becker. Third Row: Cary Centzler, Dennis Vaughan, NVilliam Spangler, james Bates, Pat Neely, Darlene Shaf- fer, Paul Sheifer, Paul Dailey, Ed- ward Cross. 7-3 Cordelia Aldinger, Betty Boyer, Carole Crist, Janet Senft, Sandra Centzler, Deanna Crone, Shirley Miller, Bonnie Stoner, Delores Dennis, Lois Fudem, Nancy Mann. Second Row: Bruce Musscr, John Eimerbrink, Evan King, Edward Linsey, VVilladean Senft, Norma Routson, Alice Cross, Robert Gunnet, Ronald Hengst, Robert Stit- ley, Robert Martin. Third Row: Sam- uel Iannetta, Dennis Diehl, Robert Walker, Iames Walker, Richard Mentzer, Frank Smallwood, Charles Clessner. Fourth Row: Harley Gentz- ler, Larry Ruppert, Harold Spahr. 7-4 Patricia Bare, Patricia Metzel, Grace Dorsey, Mada Keefer, Patricia Bum- baugh, Shirley Gentzler, Mary jane Silzer, Sonja Hershey, Harriet Moul. Second Row: Donald Krout, Barbara Schwab, Sandra Snyder, Barbara Kin- neman, Ioan Harbold, Carolyn Schriver, Patricia Dehoif, Barron Emig, George Smallwood.Third Row: Samuel Glessner, Charles Smith, Rod- ney Eisenhart David Smith, Jack Elicker, Donald Harrison. Fourth Row: Albert Maul, Ronald Welsh, Larry Walker, Stuart Klinedinst, George Workman. 7-5 Elaine Singley, Nancy Kunkel, Shirley Keefer, Gloria Falkenstine, Nancy Delauter, Melinda Strayer, Norma Mummert, Carol Horner, Julia Gem- mill, Sue Berger. Second Row: James Leaman, Gary Lehr, Robert Hoskin, Wayne Howe, Rodney Schrum, Mary Ann Milburn, Richard Stambaugh, Adrian Eaton, Gary Grove, Ralph Garber. Third Row: Fred Zeigler, Ioe Desenburg, John Newhouse, Robert Mundorf, Michael Elicker, Gary Kerr, 7-3 Walter Fahs, David Almoney, Delores Stover, Deanna Smith, Nancy Matson, Jeaniene Fredrick, Dorothy Toomey, Richard Frey, Woodrow Stine, Charles Wantz. Second Row: William Strick- land, Byron Smith, Fred Wymerd, John Constable, Floyd Eisenhart, Carl Shaeffer, joe Newhouse, Lewis Druck, Charles Fohl, Raymond Mundorf, Byron Stover. is-sl Eighth Grade C lenn Bowman Hennettw Kohr Caroll Benner Iacob Hoover r Rrchards OFFICERS Presldent jacob Hoover XICG Presldent Glenn Bowman Treasurer Caroll Benner Aduser C C Rrchards Ir The erghth gr lders composmg approxrmatelv one hundred of the crew and havmg acchmated themselves to thelr new hfe combmed their br un md hrawn to help steer the WYHS smoothly fzlong rts course Nlot forgetful that the Navy and Army must cooper rte thev left the-lr shrp to take 1 look 'lt the Cettyshurg Battleheld one warm sprmg day 58 ' A . L' K I ill 1' as Sf' - 4. .L ' ,. X ,E , F3 ' . r ' 4 I , ', . , , , , M . ' .. 7. I ................,.........................,........ Secretary ...........,..................................... Henrietta Kohr . ........,.....................................,... 7' A ............................... ...... ........... . . s , . , 1 ' 1 1 ' , 2 , ' ' . ' 1 t B-1 Patricia Luckenbaugh, Susan Shearer, Dawn Stauch, Mary Stump, Susan Zech, Susan Wolfe, Joyce Woodring, Judy Rosenzweig, Shirley Myers, Deanna Spangler, Louise Smyser, Second Row: Dale Smyser, Ronald Suzanne Firestone, Duane Hamme, Bolton, Samuel Dehoff, Dean Kessler, Elwood Hoskin, Charles Bixler, Leroy Thoman, Gerald Gingerich. Third Row: George Boyer, Elwood Feezer, Fredric Mummert, Charles Bolinger, Jacob Hoover, William Smyser, Nelson Myers, Rodger Luckenbaugh. Fourth Row: Lewis Humer, Ronald Bollinger, Kenneth Pittinger, Philip Ort, Stanley 3-E Barbara Kopp, Lea Conrad, Donna Burkholder, Carolyn Falkcnstein, Joyce Neal, Lois Julius, Sarann Boring, Sandra Welty, Janet Klinedinst, Sand- dra Dittenhafer, Trulymae Olewiler. Second Row: John Leib, Jessie Lining- er, Don Bosserman, Gordon Ziegler, Frances Rizzuto, Doris Markle, Don- ald Boyer, Gene Fegley, Creigh Reichard. Third Row: Nelson Kline- dinst, Gary Luse, Michael Duncan, John Gunnet, Fred Eisenhart, Gerald Senft, Roger Reynolds, Jack Neal, Karl Godfrey. Fourth Row: James Hake, Bill Halliwell, Daniel Mitchell, Philip Young, Harry Grube. H-3 Faye Detter, Dora Miller, Henrietta Kohr, Susan Carte, Sally Nusz, Carol Eherly, Lynnette Kinsey, Charmaine Smith, Janet Gross, Thelma Broken- shire, Nancy Kopp. Second Row: Frank Leaman, Willard Shertzer, Gene Krishinger, Ross Hartsough, Jane Raffensberger, Clair Worley, Robert Stambaugh, Bryon Smith, Stanley Senft. Third Row: Glenn Brenneman, Charles Nispel, Ned Keech, Larry Zearfoss, Glenn Rudisill, Ronald Stoll, William Ziegler, Robert Gantz. Fourth Row: Ronald Langeheime, Wayne Holtzapple, Wayne Mundis, Philip Mitzel. Driscoll. Ninth Grade OFFICERS President ...... ...... T om Sheder Vice President ..... Donald Centzler Secretary ........,.... Jane Fockler Treasurer ............ Patsy Martin Adviser . . .... Charles H. Rinehart lane Fockler, Donald Gentzler, Tom Shelter, Mr. Rinehart, Pasty Martin Emerging at last from the lowest deck and having selected their special fields of training, all efforts were directed toward acquiring a proficiency that would enable them to advance to Sea- man Second Class. Points of interest in their side trips were the Cloisters at Ephrata and the Assembly at Harrisburg. Barry Thompson, Thomas Sheifer, Robert Burns, Iames Everett, Carl Pauley, David Smeltzer, James joseph, Robert Lindstrom, Ronald Meckley, David Sloan. Second Row: Donald Hoover, Gerry Harleman, Iohn Bow- man, Larry Palmer. El-2 Margaret Miller, Mary Ann Shaefer, Barbara Noel, Gale Reisinger, Ro- maine Smith, jean Miller, joan Mark- le, Charlotte Baker, Caroline Shryock, Pat Martin. Second Row: Stewart Fair, John Throne, Teryl Schweitzer, Barry Rebert, Donald Middleton, Ioyce Haller, jane Foekler, Jon Myers, Clinton Wagaman, Mark Swartz, Third Row: Donald Linebaugh, Barry Maul, Larry Brenneman, Byron Grove, Robert Taylor, Jack Goodling, Ned Thomas, Robert Garber, james Brenneman. 9-3 Ioann Rudisill, Norma Smith, Ioann Aldinger, Linda Beaver, Barbara Hill, Sandra Newcomer, Doris Eckert, Barbara Gunnet, jane Olewilcr, Gloria Clark, Gloria Amold. Second Row: Mary Jane Zeigler, Nancy Landis, Donna Oerman, Dawn Kerns. Ardella Brenneman, Eva Anstine, jane Pontz, Shirley Feeser, Shirley Pfaltzgraff, Iaequeline VVolf. Third Row: James Heilman, Carl Klinedinst, Oakley El- liot, David Spangler, Marvin Glad- felter, Edward Alwood, Lee Markey, William Bahn, Larry Zorbaugh. Fourth Row: Robert Eisenhart, Don- ald Mummert, Ted Glatfelter, Richard Lehman, james Strouse. 9-4 Susan Orwig, Lorraine Moul, Zee lane Ilarbold, Pat Fringer, Shirley Siple, Sandy Firestone, Betty Brown, joan Lease, Kay Middleton, De Ann Spiek- ler. Second Row: Earl Hoover, David Staley, Donald Gentzlcr, Susan Plath, Rose Bare, Sara Ann Stambaugh, Donald Stough, john Emig, Darvin Redding, Philip Laughman. Third Row: Melvin Miller, Richard Ramble, Frank Myers, Ira Keeeh, Larry King, Wayne Shultz, Roger Siple, NValter Gemmill. Snllhnmnres A20 Ronald Goodlmg Dwud Hoskm lullmger Fred Ken' Ioan Shelfer OFFICERS Presldent Secret ars Treasurer -Xdvlser Fred Kerr joan Sheffer Ronald Goodlmg H E Kllllnger Seamen Second C lass' At list thelr rank has been ruse cl md they have become an mdlspensable part of our shlp Thelr dutles became more complex but thls did not stop these sc venty seven seamen from do mg thelr jobs cfliclently md carrymg out all orders promptly Class dCt1Vltl6b included the annual Halloween plrty the trlp to Hershey and best of all the donnmg of dmks and beanmes when the felt goods had amved 67 1 5 . 3 . . S ta! 5 ll ll I -W.-1 W ' ' 0 . ' ' , 1 V - 5. . - U ' ' 2 , ,X A 5 4, at r XX' 7 I Zz! 3:4 'F ' 'fi '- X- 'Mill , in , V' YQ i QQ. . V 'W' 1' 1' I V' .lr , -.4 t ,, .Y gk. . g f 5 . ' 1 . Y 1 . L . Y Mr' ,. . H l y ' Vice President ............................................. Donald Hoskin l 7 ...........................................,.,,..... I S f ..............4....-...-----.-.aa----.no--v.-a. I ' I ' 2 ' ' ' 1 2 1 Q ' ' ' ' x ' ' - x 1 1 -v 1 4 , . W , . 1 . . . 1 . , 2 , . i S , . . X . . N i Y ' I I . I lll-1 Patricia Hayes, Maxine Markey, jane Mosebrook, Rachael Trimpey, Barbara Gross, Gloria Swartz, Carolyn Zech, joan Sheffer, Ioan Berger, George Smith. Second Row: Robert Hamme, Earl Fegley, Glenn Bare, Ronald Goodling, Thomas Rutland, Rodney Swartz, William Whitmore, Ronald Rowe, Neil Bentzel, Lester Boyer. Third Row: jack Falkenstein, Ronald Myers, Alan Lindstrom, John Grove, Barry Gross, Barry Albright. lll-2 joan Newhouse, Janet Hardy, Sondra Reidel, Beverly Webster, Ada Berk- heimer, Yvonne Crisamorc, Sandra Mohlman, Farolyn Thumma, Patricia Gross, Sandra Rebert. Second Row: Richard Stough, Paul Spillman, James Campbell, Ronald Kline, Walter Eiker, Raymond Copenheaver, Ross Eisen- hart, Eugene Hoslcin, Carl Lehr. Third Row: Donld Hoskin, Ronald Hoskin, Ronald Weiser, Charles Markle, Charles Martin, Ronald Fair. lll-3 Bonnie Brown, Dolores Shive, Gerry Dieter, Maxine Spangler, Carolyn Kauffman, jane Sanders, Kay Reich- ard, jane Shultz, Donna Rim-hart, Pearl Duhhs. Second Row: Dean Stough, Ronald Trimmer, Kenneth Gerrick, Doreen Falkenstein, Rebecca Bare, Emily Spangler, Dorothy Strayer. Fred Kerr, Larry Paup. VVayne W'eaver. Third Row: Rohcrt Firestone, joe Stauch, Bruce Cady. Rodney Spangler. Juninrs ljhld Coodlmf., C' nrolxn Kollzr Mr Bcckmycr Jerry Ilcobs David Hopkms OFFICERS Ircsldent Ierrv acobs X xce Presldent Diud Hopkms Secretarv Clrolvn Koller Trelsurer Daud Goodlmg Aduser DlXld E Beckmyer Iumor gl umnl md onlx om mon wc lr to complete thur trumng lbo 1rd the VVYHS Thu ye lm lctlvltxes on deck mgluded the zrrlw ll of the class jewelrv an op portumtx to VlSlt thc shore md urplore the Incllm lore flrouncl lndmn Steps and list but not leist the long lwutul dav when the crew had shore leave to take m thc slghts of Wfashmgton D C 64 le-, K X dl X, Y' x M E 1 lkxx, . - 'N X- 7 . Il J ,, l z' 1 Y,,2 j '. . , 1' , H . 7' .' ' '- ..................-,........ cy - f' af' . A ' xr 4 7 1 u ' AA' 4 1 .. 2. .' -- - , sz z ,' .. 1 1 , - f S if fa 2 , e 1 . . , , 4- ,' y 1 .. . , 2 -1 . 2 x f , . . . N ll-1 Donald Nace, William Jacobs, Janice Mummert, Shirley Sweitzer, Barbara Landis, Darla Sullivan , Kay Noel, Robert Fink, Donald Becker. Second Row: Barry Buiiiap, William Senft, David Emig, Gerald Ziegler, Larry Miller, Larry Bailey, Robert Horner, Raymond Kuhn. Third Row: Ronald Brenneman, XVilliam Aldinger, Robert Hartsough, Jerry Jacobs, Larry Spence, Robert Miller. ll-E Sandra Howe, Shirley Spangler, Gloria Hoover, Cecelia Senft, Shirley Ann Reeder, Edythe Palmer, Barbara Reidel, Verna Houseal, Mary Knaub. Second Row: David Goodling, Dale Brenneman, Richard Diehl, NVayne Hull, Janis Younker, Bruce Slay- baugh, Melvin Lehr, Barry Klinedinst, Joe Alwood. Third Row: Donald Cook, David Hopkins, Larry VVagner, Blair Norris, Donald Meckley, Edward Easton. 11-3 Doris Grube, Joanne Taylor, Marjorie Stambaugh, Evelyn Maul, Carolyn Koller. Marilyn Feeser, Nancy Bailey. Second Row: Rae Gladfelter, Shirley Albright, Phyllis Walker, Nancy Rud- isill, Carolyn Massimore, Gloria Hoff- man, Patricia Lauer, Patricia Baltozer. Third Row: Jack Danley, Gary Hei- land, Robert Haller, Keith Miller, Mer- vin Eisenhart, William Danley. Seniors-Seaman First-Class Colors-White and Forest Green Vlotto Our lxves tomorrow depend on what we do today Plover Peace Rose U' Xlrr l m Spnnltlr Xllftll Drnuu Joyte lxrebs Conme Flohr Nlr XVISC Vt hedon Xlwr OFFICERS Presrdent Conme Flohr Secretary Joyce Krebs Treasurer MHTCIH Denues H1stor1an Mary Lou Sprenkle Adv1ser I Wesley Wlse Semors Seamen F 1rst Class at last' There were elghty three happy crew members aboard the WYHS thls year happy and contented to have come to the end of thelr enl1stment The last of thelr dutles aboard Shlp were completed wlth many slghs but yet there were regrets to know thls year would be the last they would have to serve WYHS However thelr story d1d not end wlth thelr dlscharge but three days later when the happy seamen enyoyed thelr first shore leave by taklng 1n the sights of New York 66 ID 7 T C 1 R 'Q Xu- ' 5 X 'FC-nl' ' . Q W r 'lu A 'R .ay .4 .l 1 ' ' ' . ,,, , ' Vice President ........................... .Whedon Myers . v7 , . H ' - K ' 7 7 7 7 GARTHA JANE ALmNcER 151 South Highland Avenue Business Education Cartha Junior Red Cross 1, 2, La Mem- oria 6, Senior Class Play 6, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. H ELIZABETH HELEN ALLEN Route 6 Academic Betty Blue and White Chorus 3, Citamard 4, 5, 6, Thespians 5, Secretary 6, Junior Dramatic Club 3, Stage Crew 4, Y-Teens 5, 6, Student Council 6, Blue and White News 6, La Memoria 6, Citamard Play 4, 5, 6, Senior Class Play 6, Volleyball 4, Bas- ketball 4, 5, Nlajorettes 4, 5, 6. v. JEAN h1ARIE ALTLAND Route 1, Thomasville Business Education Jean Choralaires 6, Psi-Chi 6, La Memoria 6, Senior Class Play 6. GERALD ALwooD 1517 Stanton Street General Red Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Orchestra 3, 4, Student Council 5, Senior Class Play 6. Seninrs LARRY ALLEN BAHN Route 1, Thomasville Business Education Larry Blue and White News Business Manager 6, Baseball 6, Track 5, Wrest ing 4, 5, 6, Football 6. GLORIA ANN BANKERT 1822 West Philadelphia Street Choralaires 4, 5, 6, Junior Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, 5, 6, Student Council 2, National Honor Society 5, Secretary 6, Blue and White News 6, Sen- ior Class Play 6, Volleyball 3, 4, fheerleader 2, 4, 5, Head 3 un 6. NANCY JANE BABE Route 6 Academic Nancy Blue and White News 6. JOAN ELAINE BECHTEL 1404 West King Street Business Education Joannie', Blue and White Chorus Treas- urer 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, La Memoria 6, Flag Twirler 5, 6, Senior Class Play 6, Track 1, Volleyball 4, 6, Basketball 5, 6, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Class Poem- Rc-rniniscingn-By Hedley E. Yost. 67- ' HILDA lklAE BLACK 1552 West Market Street General Hilda junior Dramatic Club 2, Y- Teens 4, 5, 6, Iunior Red Cross 1, 2, Girls Sports Club 4, Flag Twirlers 5, Senior Class Play 6, Volleyball 4. Donormf ANN BOYEH 100 North Seward Street Academic Dottie Class President 5, Blue and White Chorus 1, Junior Dra- matic Club 2g Y-Teens 3, 4, 5, 6, junior Bed Cross 1, 2, Student Council 5, 65 Blue and White News Circulation Manager 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Senior Class Play 6, Volleyball 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, 54 Cheerleader 2: Majorettes 4, Head 5 and 6. XVILLIAIKI EDWARD Bovrzn, JR. 2004 West Orange Street General Bill', Band 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Orchestra 2, 3, 6, Student Council 4, 5g Blue and VVhite News 6, La Memoria 6, Stamp Club 2. WILLIAM K. BRENNEH, Jn. 1283 West Poplar Street Academic Bill junior Red Cross 1, Blue and White News 6, Track 1, 2, Bas- ketball 2, 4, Manager 3 and 55 Football 3, 4, 5, Manager 6. Seniors CMay be sung to tune of Auf Wiederseh'n,'l 68 BEVERLY JEAN BHowN 1366 West King Street General Bev Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Choralaires 6, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, junior Red Cross 1, 2, La Memoria 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Senior Class Play 6, Track 2, Volleyball 4, 5, 6, Basketball 4, 6, Majorettes 4. RONALD BURKHOLDER 1715 Orange Street General Burk Class Vice President 3, Student Council 4, 5, Baseball 5, 6, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Football 5, 6. BARBARA CARTE 2011 Stanton Street Business Education Bibs Class Treasurer 3, Y-Teens 5. IAM:-:s CAVANAUGH 1489 West Princess Street General Cavy D HAM IA lhgxirs 1727 Stanton Strcct Busincss Education 'iNlarcy Class Vicc Prcsiclcnt 5, Trea- surcr 6, Urclicstra 2, 3, Presi- clcnt 4, 5, 6, Citaniarcl 5, Trea- -.urcr 6, Tlicspians 5, 6, junior Draniatic Clnli 2, 53: junior Rr-tl Cross I. 2, Stuclcnt Council 4, 61 National Honor Socicty 5, Vic:- Prcsimlcnt 6: La Nlcuioria 6: Citainarcl Play 61 Scnior Class Play 6: Track 2: Nlajorcttcs 5. 6. Dos u.n IJcinis SJ Soutli lliglilancl AYVIIIH' Ct-ncral Don Stnclcnt Council 53: Baer-Imll 5, HU:.Xl.ll-I lJUNlNIlili Houtc l. Tlioniasvillc At-aclviiiic Rosh-' Y-Tccns 5, 6: liluc ancl NVliitc Ncws 6: La xll'Ill0I'l1l 61 Scnior Class Play fi. Al.IC'lu NIM' Ent:-gn 1.310 XVL-st Collcgc ,-Xvcinic Business Education Sliortie ' Blue and NVhite Chorus 3: Choralairvs 4. 5, 6, La Me-moria G. Seniors Pnxi.i.is Enxixrp l.'llSI:.NllUl'Il 152-1 Nlonroc Strcct iiusincss Education Phil Class Sccrctary 21 Bluc antl XVliitc Cliorns 2. 3: Clioralaircs 4. Yicc Prcsiclcut 5, Pre-siclcnt 6: Y-'ll-ciis -I. 5, fi: junior llctl Cross I, 2, Stuclcnt Council 2. 13, 5, 65 Girls Sports Cluli 41 4 . 1 .- Flag Twirlcrs 5, 6g Scnior Class PI If 6 Yolltyliill l 5 fi ll is lwllizlll fl 'm fm Loxxnt Lolo l'l,oun l-1537 XY1-st King Strccl 'NL'1lCll'llllK' Connic Class Sccrctary 5. Prcsitlcnt li. Citaiuarcl 4, St-crm-tary 5. Prcsi- :lm-nt 6, Tlicspians 5, 6, Y-'Il-cus '34 junior Rccl Cross 1, 2, Stu- clcnt Council 3, 65 National Honor Socicty 5. 6: Bluc ancl XVliitc News 6, La Klcnioria 61 Futura- Nurses of Anim-rica 61 Cirls Sports Clulm 43 Flag Twirl- crs -lg Citainarcl Play 4. 5. 6: ll,1slu'tliall 4: Clif-1-rlcziflci' 2. 13, j.xxr:'i LUKISIC Forum lioutc 1, Spring Crow' liusinvss Education Oakic Psi-Clii G1 Clioralaircs 61 S1-nior Class Play fi. NYll.I.li-XM lfoiun' lioutc 1. Spring Crou- Ccncral XVillic Trouliaclonrs 4, 5, 6, Track 4. 5, 6, Wrestling 4, 5, 6: Foot- lmll 41, 5. fi. The time has come for us to bid our fond furcrwell to you. Our mcnmries stay lien' Nm we nn' fur away. 69 Q- fi 5- 'Q l I r Q fr for SHEILA JANE FREY 253 Hillside Terrace Academic Jane Class Treasurer 1, President 2, Blue and White Chorus 1, Jun- ior Dramatic Club 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, 5, 6, Junior Red Cross 1, Student Council 2, Blue and White News 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Senior Class Play 6, Volleyball 4, 6, Basketball 4, 5, 6, Majorettes 3, 4, 5, 6. AUDHEY JoYcE Gaoss Route 1, Spring Grove Business Education Abbie MARY ANN GUNNET Route 1, Spring Grove General Sis Psi-Chi 6, Senior Class Play 6. THOMAS F. HEBERLY In 1433 West Philadelphia Street Academic Tomy Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 5 and 6, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Citamard 4, 5, 6, Thespians 4, 5, Treasurer 6, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Student Council 6, Blue and White News 6, La Memoria 6, Future Teachers of America 6, Citamard Play 4, 5, 6, Senior glags Play 6, Baseball Manager Seniors SHJRLEY HOLTZAPPLE 1418 West Philadelphia Street Business Education Shirl NVilliam Penn 4, Y-Teens 6, Psi- Chi 5, President 6, Library Club 2, Senior Class Play 6, Girls Athletic Association 4. KENNETH ALLEN HOUSEAL 1425 West Philadelphia Street Academic Ken Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Thespians 6, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Printcrafters 4, 5, 6, Blue and White News 6, Senior Class Play 6, Track 6. SYLVIA CAROLYN JACKSON 1543 West King Street Business Education Sylvia Class President 1, Secretary 3, Treasurer 5, Junior Dramatic Club 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, Vice President 5, President 6, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, National Honor Society 6, La Memoria Editor 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Basketball 5, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. MELLIE LUc11.L1E KEECLE Route 2, Seven Valleys Business Education Nellie Y-Teens 6, Psi-Chi 6, Library Club 4, 5, President 6, Girls S rts Club 4, Senior Class P123 6. We'll miss you, Alma Mater, dear, Our friends and teachers, too. 70 NVILLIAM KERH 1740 Filbert Street General Bill junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council Vice President 5, President 6, Blue and White News Co-Sports Editor 6, Track 4, 5, 6, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Football 4, 5, Captain 6. IACQIJELINE Louisa KLINEDINST 1457 Salem Road Business Education Jackie Blue and White Chorus 3, Choralaires 4, 5, Psi-Chi 6, La Memoria Business Manager 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Senior Class Play 6. WILBUR E. KLINEDINST 1316 West King Street General Spike Junior Dramatic Club 2, Junior Red Cross 1, Secretary 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Russel. KNAUI1 37 North Adams Street Academic Knauby Troubadours 3, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue and White News 6, Basketball 1, Football 3, 4, 6. Seniors JAMES HARRY KOBLE 221 North Diamond Street General Harry Band 3, Football 5. ARTHUR Bnanun' Kovif Seven Valleys Academic Bradley Troubadours 3, 4, 5, President 6, Choir 4, 5, Blue and White News 6, La Memoria 6. jorcra ELAINE KREBS Route 1, Spring Grove Business Education Sis Class Secretary 6, Choralaires Assistant Librarian 4, Secretary 5. Award Chairman 6, Psi-Chi 6, La Memoria Business Man- ager 6, Senior Class Play 6. Bum. A. LALLY 21 South Overbrook Avenue General Burl Troubadours 5, Citamard 6, Citamard Play 6, Senior Play 6, Wrestling 5, 6, Football 5, 6. . The happy days we spent with you are memories so clear. 71 Seniors GERALD LAUGHBIAN 210 North Gotwalt Street Academic jerry Band 3, 4, 5, 64 Citamard 5, 6g Thespians 5, 64 National Honor Society 5, Secretary 6g Blue and White News 64 Future Teachers of America 64 Citamard Play 5. 64 Senior Class Play 6. , . yfc. . 43, NIAHLI-JNL: ANN LEHINIAN FP Route 1, Thomasville Business Education Shorty Blue and VVhite Chorus 34 Choralaires 4, 5, 6. f I 1 ff 1 NIAHLENE LINDSTRQM 1961 VVest Orange Street Business Education Mar1ene,' Y-Teens 4, Inter-Club Repre- sentative 5, Vice President 64 Student Council 5, Secretary- Treasurer 64 La Memoria 6g Girls Sports Club 44 Senior Class Play 65 Volleyball 44 Bas- ketball 5, 6g Maiorettes 5, 6. DAVID LITTLE lt 4' 1629 Monroe Street General Dave Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6g Foot- ball 6. We've learned to live and lived to learn throughout each happy 9901'- 72 Lois NIARIE Mc:ALL1sTEH Menges Mills Academic Lois Blue and White Chorus 34 Choralaires 4, 5, Vice President 64 Blue and White News 6g Senior Class Play 6. QILORIA ELIZABETH hllEDXVIG 1619 VVest Philadelphia Street Business Education Liz Blue and White Chorus 1, 2g junior Dramatic Club 2, 34 jun- ior Red Gross 1, 2, 3. SYLVIA ANN Mnaowic 1619 VVest Philadelphia Street Business Education Syl', Blue and White Chorus 1, 24 junior Dramatic Club 2, 84 jun- ior Red Cross 1, 2, 3. RALPH B1ILLER Route, 1, Thomasville Academic Ralphn Blue and White News 64 VVrestling 5, 6. WHEDON hlYERS 1701 West Poplar Street Business Education Whedon,' Class Vice President 65 Cita- mard 55 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Student Council 65 Citamard Play 55 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5. LARRY D. NACE Route 1, Seven Valleys Academic LarryD Troubadours 3, 4, 5, Vice Presi- dent 65 Choir 4, 5, 65 Thespians 5, 65 Blue and White News Ad- vertising Manager 65 La Memoria Sports Editor 65 Rhy- thmaires President 5 and 65 Fu- ture Teachers of America Vice President 65 Senior Class Play 65 Baseball 65 Wrestling 65 Foot- ball 6. Lois LoU1sE PLYLER 1406 West Princess Street General Lois,, Y-Teens Inter-Club Council Representative 65 Iunior Red Cross 3, 45 Psi-Chi Secretary 65 Student Council 4, 65 Library Club 5, Vice President 65 Girls Sfrorts Club 45 Senior Class Pay 65 Volleyball 4, 5, 6. BRYAN CLYDE PoE 501 South Adams Street General Barry', Student Council 55 Track 65 Wrestling 4, 5, 65 Football 5. Seninrs LEw1s C. RAMBLE 1545 West King Street General Lou', Com-:AN Lou REBERT 1289 West Princess Street General Corky Choralaires 4, 5, 65 Junior Dramatic Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 65 Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Psi- Chi 65 Student Council 1, 25 Senior Class Play 6. ROBERT R. REISINGER 1038 West Market Street Academic Bohn Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Citamard 65 Stage Crew 3, 45 Blue and White News Editor 65 La :Memoria 65 Basketball Manager ANNAINIARY JANE RENOLL Route 6 General Armamal'y,' La Memoria 6. Your colors, blue and white, have taught us how to work and play. 73 IJIANE ANITA RICHARD 1437 West Monroe Street General Diane Pembroke Academy 3, 4, 5, Academy News, Editor 6, Gen- eral Chorus 4, Latin Club 3, Office Girl 6. IIAIIRIET LOUISE RUIJIsII.I. Route 8 Academic Rudy Y-Teens 4, Blue and VVbite News 6, La Memoria 6, Future Teachers of America 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Senior Class Play 6, Basket- ball 4, 5. ADAINI E. RUNK Route 1, Spring Grove Academic La Runskin Troubadours 3, 4, 5, 6, Blue and White News 6, VVrestling Manager 3, 4, 5, 6, Football Manager 5, Football 6. MARGUERITE LOUISE RUNK Route 1, Spring Grove Business Education Dolly Blue and White Chorus 3, Choralaires 4, 5, 6, junior Dra- matic Club 3, Psi-Chi 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Senior Class Play 6. Seniors To climb the ladder of success, to make a brightef day- 74 PATRICIA ANN RUTLANIJ 1709 VVest Market Street Academic Pat Blue and VVhite Chorus 1, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, Student Council 6, Blue and XVhite News 6, National Honor Society 6, La Memoria 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Booster Squad 2, 3, Senior Class Play 6, Basketball 4. 5. SYLVIA S,-xNIJEns 31 North Seward Street Business Education 'l'ib Class Secretary 4, Blue and XVhite Chorus 1, Y-Teens 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 6, junior Red Cross 1, 2, Student Council 2, 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Senior Class Play 6, Volleyball 6: Basketball 4: Majorettcs 4. 5. 6. ELLEN JANE Sco'1 I' Shrewsbury Business Education Scottie Blue and XVhite Chorus 3, Choralaires 4, 5, 6, Library Club 4, 5, National Honor Society 6. Pm'I.I.Is BIAE SHEAIQEII Bair Business Education Pbyl Psi-Chi 5, President 6, Student Council 6. MARY Lou SHUNK 1811 West Philadelphia Street General Mary Louv Class Treasurer 4, Blue and White Chorus 1, Choralaires 6, junior Dramatic Club 2, 8, Y- Teens 3, 4, 5, Secretary 6, jun- ior Red Cross l, 2, Blue and White News 6, Future Teachers of America 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Senior Class Play 6, Track 3, Volleyball 5, 6, Basketball 4, 5, 6, Majorcttes 2, 3, 4. ALEEN Lou Ssirsuu Route 6 General Aleen Choralaires 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Senior Class Play 6, Volley- ball 4, 5, 6, RICHARD E. Sxvunu Route 6 Academic Rich Red Lion lligh School 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, junior Red Cross 3, Student Council 4, Blue and XVhitc News 6, Bas- ketball 4, Football 3, 4. GRACE JOANNE Sowigus 1497 Monroe Street General Grace Blue and VVhite Chorus l, 2: Choralaires 5, 6, junior Red Cross 1, 2, Psi-Chi 4, Flag Twirlers 4, Senior Class Play 6: Basketball 4. Seniors Tlzrouglz moments bright, und dark ones, too, ox 75 MARY Lou SPRENKLE 36 North Gotwalt Street Academic Lou Class Historian 6, Choralaires 5, 6, junior Dramatic Club 3, Y- Teens 3, 4, 5, Psi-Chi 4, 5, Blue and White News 6, Future Nurses of America 6, Girls Sports Club 4, Volleyball 3, 5, 6, Basketball 5, 6. lJONNA Cimcis Sroxi-gn 1925 West Market Street Academic Donna Blue and White Chorus Vice President 3, Junior Dramatic Club 3, Stage Crew 4, Y-Teens 5, 6, Blue and VVhite News Circulation ,Manager 6, Future Teachers ot America 6, Senior Class Play 6, Volleyball 4, Bas- ketball 5, 6, Majorettes 4, 5, 6. Cuuvix Swnirzeu 1446 Salem Road Business Education Curve Class Vice President 4, Base- ball 4, 5, 6, Football 3, 4, 5, 6. Doms ANN Swisirzisn 1456 Monroe Street Academic Doris Blue and White Chorus 1, 2, President 3, Choralaires 4, 5, Citmard 4, Vice President 5 and 6, Thespians 4, 5, President 6, Y-Teens 6, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Student Council 6, Blue and White News 6, La Memoria 6, Flag Twirlcrs 4, Head 5 and 6, Senior Class Play 6, Citamard Play 4, 5, 6, Volleyball 3, 4, Basketball 4, 5, 6, Cheerleaders l, 2, 3. ir high sclmol days- passed JIU: Pl-'IYLLIS FAYE VVARNER 1895 Filhert Street Business Education Rusty Blue and White Chorus 35 Choralaires 4, 5, 65 junior Dramatic Club 35 Psi-Chi 65 Cirls Sports Cluh 4. DCFRUTHY Louise XVEAVEH 2001 West Philadelphia Street Business Education Dottie Blue and White Chorus 35 Choralaires 4, 5, 65 junior Dramatic Club 35 Psi-Chi 65 La Memoria 65 Girls Sports Club 45 Volleyball 4. DAVID WEIKER1' 1233 West King Street Ceneral Dave DONALD WILLIAM WEISER 1428 West Poplar Street Business Education Donnie junior Red Cross 2. Seniors Say we, the Class of '53, farewell, deaf West York High. 76 HENRY M. WILDASIN 39 Monroe Street, Hanover Business Education Skip Hanover High School 45 Band 3, 5, Vice President 65 Orchestra 3, 5, Secretary 65 Student Council 65 Blue and White News 65 La Memoria 65 Senior Class Play 6, PATRICIA E. WVINN 1271 West Princess Street Academic Pat Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 5, 65 Blue and White Chorus 15 Chora- Iaires 65 junior Dramatic Club 25 Stage Crew 4, 65 Blue and White News 65 Senior Class Play 6. CHARLES WOLGAMUTI-I 1434 Stanton Street General Charlie, BARRY Yosr 1354 West Market Street Academic Yostie Class Treasurer 25 Blue and White News Co-Sports Editor 65 Baseball 5, 65 Basketball 3, 4, 5, 65 Football 6. HEDLEY E. Yosr Spring Grove Academic Hedley Spring Grove High School 1, 24 Band 33 Junior Chorus 1, 2g Troubadours 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 5, 6g Choir 4, 5, 6g National Honor Society 5, President 65 Blue and White News Assistant Feature Editor 6g La Memoria 65 Music Theory Club 3g Senior Class Play 65 Cheerleader 1, 25 ghoralaires' Acoompanist 4. 5, Seniors RONALD Rom-my YoUNc 45 North Pearl Street Academic Ronnie junior Red Cross lg Blue and White News 65 Future Teachers of America 6g Senior Class Play 6. WAYNE Zrmmfoss 1831 Stanton Street Academic Skip Iunior Red Cross 1, 2g Blue and NVhite News 6. lhlemhers of the Senior Class, but not necessarily gradnates.J C 7 Q! J 5 14,441 3 my ,gf 4 '7 f Q. 54447, ff we q , W' 5 N f x 1 A -bij 52::,2'l?- Y ,A - 9- llegk yur- will ine 70' 5 4 1 out my-.. . fe 1 1 he-Q . -rn, Z E Z T ri l nl A1 V V 7 l I I-u --- , U f :: ::- 1 l A V 1: 1 5 Q 5 Q 1 we are Far- a.. uni V qv yu-rc .n0..r p,-4.5.6 vi . . . . 7 P i I l l , . D E.. 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I C 'z ,V 'i 'S' 'ar 'v -a------ Ile Ynu Hememher xxhe n our ellss htel lts hrst get together ln o1ele1 to choose our ellss colors floxn er ind rnottob Then xxe were Freshmen those Enghsh cl lsses wlth Mrs Lentz and how she kept us up to dete on the lite st methods of Elllllx Post? our trrp to Altlends Rlneh when Dottre Bover decrded to take en evenrng erulse rn the roxx bo it mel fell lnto the sxvlmmlng pool vxlth the help of XVhedon Nlxersp the present 1t1on of Prornotron Le rt1He ltes followrng 'Io Youth the Torch our mnth gr lele promotlon p1ge1nt9 At lest we were senlor hrgh students our Sophomore Hllloxxe en Plrtx rn the fym xx hen ill took that long dark rlde e lldlllg rn the back room? The Spllshettes of Boom 169 frn lllv re LLlW1l1g the long lxx ute d felt goods ind xxe urng the beames to classes? the ellss trrp to Hershex Perk the llst dex? Xlr Beckrnxers trkrng hrs Phx sles cllss to Srfe Herbor md the battle of the pe lnut she llsp xx hen Xlr XX lse tools us to Indran Steps md xxe thought xve xvould never fimsh Hndmg the lnsxve rs to ill those questlonsr' shoxxrng off our elrss jexx elrx re eerxmg pr use from underclassmenrl those everlrstmg 1nx1t1t1ons from Xlr Kopp to hrs twrhght partlesp Cllmblllg the XV'lSl1lIlQt0fl Monument on our trrp to VVash1ngton D C Even Nlelhe surprlsed us th It dex 9 re lhzmg hoxx emptx the hells felt xxhen xxe frrst cune beck Ind we xx ere the Senlors 9 our Hrst plllJllC lt10I1 of the Blue end XVh1tc Yews md the Press Conference at Dox era the form rtron of the Crutch Club is result of footbell season? those cllss meetlngs xx hen xxe were sure xxe couldnt posslbly have a yearbook on our lncomep The Heevenly Hop xx hen COHIIIL croxxne d B111 Kerr football klngp Three Dots and 1 Desh our class plavp Pretty eonfusrng wasnt lt? Cless Dly recelxrng rwerds our ehnner d ence at the Outdoor Club? the class trrp to Betterton? B lcceleure ite end at lest the twelxe years ewalted graduatlon rrsmg and shrnmg brrght and early that ex entful dex x-se left for the excrtmg Clty of New York? blddlng farewell to frlends and faculty? And now we have reached the lunctron and lt s trme for us each to set out upon our separete trecks for we are Alumm VVest York Hlgh School Class 53 MARY Lou SPRENKLE Hzstorzan 48 1 , - .. -- . ' - ' - ,l , ' - ,- . -, - .. ff . -- x . 7 .. ,. A .1 4 ' 4 Y . . . ,. . , 1 1- , . ' I ,, , L 7 , , C. C 1 3 1 n ' . 1 1 r . . . Y. .1 Y I I x . z K 1 1: . 2 2 , ., . , 1 'xx I ' v 1 D . . f gy . . - .. . I 1 113. Y. 4 1. -1 1 -' 1 . - 'X' I X 'K 71 x x - I. 7,4 . K -. h m1-1 l 2 ' 3' 1 1 r y ... . . .. . . A 1 I K n 7- . C C I. C .R s- 1 1, .- 1. 1. ee lf 'ls ll, 7 1 . ' . - . . . , . . - . k , . . 1 lx ' . 1 I 7 x ' I Y S Y C 7 L . X Y, I K L , . . I 4 1 ' 1 1 . l xi x- 1 , 1 ' Y Y 4- 1 - . . . . L. 2 B' ' Y, 71 x - ,. . ' 1- ' 2 . - . . , . 4. . 1 'Y' 1 . 1 L K l K 1 I 1 -, , - , . C K I I K C s I. Q L ' 7 7 C 7 7 . . , c c . , - T 5 .. Service liluhs Mr. Poff, Miss Forry, Miss Senft, Mr. Zinn, Miss Hillegass Mr Martin. At the command All social service hands on deckln eight bodies immediately fall into line. Answering the roll call are Y-Teensf, Psi-Chif, Theta Cammaf, junior Red Crossf' Library Clubf' Nurses Aidesf, Future Teachers of Americaf' and Future Nurses of Americaf, all of which organized to serve the school and the community. OFFICERS President ........ ..... N Iellie Keecle Vice President . . . .......... Lois Plyler Secretary .... .,.,....... E velyn Maul Treasurer .. ..... Marjorie Stambaugh Adviser . .. .... Dorothy Hillegass Cecelia Senft, Barbara Reidel, Marjorie Stambaugh, Lois Plyler, Shirley Sweit- zer, Evelyn Maul, Mellie Keecle, Edythe Palmer, Gloria Hoffman, Nancy Rudisill, Miss Hillegass. 79- Lillrary llluh Calling the Library their home port, these Waves spend their spare time in the Library, doing such tasks as dusting shelves, and filing catalogue cards. They also attended the Student Library Conference at Millers- ville in November. Too, the abooksterv opened the Christ- mas season for all when they had their annual hanging of the greensi' and the installing of the Christmas tree in the Library. Junlnr Had Crass OFFICERS Presldent jane Fockler Vlce Presldent Joyce Haller Secretary Charlotte Baker Treasurer Carohne Shryock Advxser Allan E Zmn Dean lxcsslcr N1 lson Nlycrs Nladlm lxfstch Xl IIN lint Sllltl' Patrlu1NlctzLl Chirlottf. Baker joyu H xller june Podder Caroline Shrymk Sally INusz Prlnus RIIIIIIO Iols jllllllS Sandra Dlttenhafer Nmcy lxopp Slndru VVclty Shxrlty Bcgkzr Second Rau, Rllph Clfblf Trulymm Olcwlltr Bzrblrl Kopp Henrletta lxohr jean VVel gnrd Dawn Stoudm lhrrlct Smtucu Nhn Ann Shuhr H lffltt H llcy Silly Brenneman Marllyn lung Cxrolz Crust l ztrlul Dchoff Cxrolyn SLhl'lXLI' Smdra Smdlr Flurd Rou, Nlr Zmn Judith Shearer Dorothy Hovxs Andren Nluklq lJltI'lC,ll lrrkms Sus ln Berrgr Shaln VVorlcv Fourth Row Susan Orwlg Patrlcla Bumbaugh Xl xrglrct Xhllrr Drrle nc Sh lfftr Dorl Nilller S mdrl X1 vsumur Pltrlul Lutkcnh ulgh jane Raffensbergcr Sus ln Lech joyu XVoodrmg., Slrl Ann BOTIHL, Donnl Burkholdlr Donnl Hoke janet Altland Roxana Bollinger Iwfth Row joxu Nt al Dunne Spmglnr Crrolxn 1' xlkrnstun XIYIIII Pfelfftr lN1my Nhrkle Beverly Blouse Robcrtn Allen IN lillnl Becker Patrltla lNLelu Bn nd: Xiu rs Nllrllvn lxottcxmp Blrhara Elllott Dons Stouch Sl1ll'0l'l Xlusser Susm Wolf Sunnm Flrc stone Inside the portholes of Room 1 Sklpper Allan E Zmn commands the junior Red Lross as they pack boxes for overseas and make toys for chlldrens hospltals To ruse monev for thelr projects the Red Crossers sponsor slvltmg partles Nurses Rules Shlrley Becker Nancy Kopp Patncxa Dc- hoif Carole Crlst Sandra Welty Dolores Shlve Iane Moscbrook Ioan Sheff-r Carolyn Zcch Second Row Glona Swartz Doreen Falkcnstmc Patrlcxa Hayes Mary Ann Shaefer Patncla Gross Romame Smith Sandra Newcomer Patncla Luckenbaugh The Nurses Aldes an luzuhary of our junior Red Cross mule weeklx trlps to the VV est Slde Osteopathlc Hospltal . I W , . . .................... I . :J . -.',.A ' - '-'-,.a,'-1 - zz, 1 ' -, a ' , 1 ,z ' 1 0' l 1 . 1 ' u V ' T I ug' r '4 ' V . 4 , 1 I , , , . , 1 . .. , 4 . ., 1 1 , r , 1 4 :,f - :..'f ':z ,z 1, 1- r , 2 zz ' , ' , ' - z,' ' ',z z - ,.z,' z a',z , ' ,a' '- L '.'1 s 1 . 'vg '. . ' . x ' ' s. ' ' . '- . , . . , . , . K . 1 . . . . , , . Carolyn Thompson, Louise Smyser, Ann Koller. Barbara Beau-ll, Lea Conrad, Phyllis Fitzner, Lynnctte lxmsey. , 'z l z 'z J' ':, X-7. ' a ': . ', . .azv. ,z-'13z. .'za.'-'--,: 'z 1 ,' . '1',z '--, -r 'f, 'aa 'L 1 ' -, 1 - , . ' . ': j'e.'-1, -1 -'z 1. ,Q 1' I V, a -' -, 'Q ' r. ' , . . , . , I. . . , .. . . . . , . . , . . v' , . ' , ' ' , . , 1 . , . . C I af' ' I . . . . . '. ' r ' .. I . 3 I '- '4 xl , , , - Y Y 'l . : , . , . L, , , , , . . .. . . ,, - - . , , ' v, 1 A P 1 Q K if s x m 4' . I n N Q-9.-ix-'.lA !' 05,4 A Q.. Q-5,4 Ioanne Taylor, Shirley Sweitzer, Jacqueline Klinedinst, Mary Ann Gunnet Ioyce Krebs, Dottie Weaver, Phyllis Warner, Miss Forry, Marguerite Runlc: Phyllis Shearer, Lois Plyler, Shirley Holtzapple, Ianet Forry, jean Altland Cecelia Senft, Marjorie Stambaugh, Ianis Younker, Janet Hardy, Corean Rebert Mellie Keecle. Psi-Chi OFFICERS President ........ Shirley Holtzapple Vice President ...... Phyllis Shearer Secretary ............... Lois Plyler Treasurer ....... jean Atland Adviser .... . . .Priscilla H. Forry Psi-Chi places its main interest in bringing the home and school close together, achieving their aim through parent-daughter discussion of teen-age problems at evening get-togethers. Theta Gamma, organized in 1951-52 at the request of ninth grade girls, by combining learning with pleasure is furthering the personal and social development of its 36 members. Membership is open to girls in the Iunior High School who wish to afford themselves of the op- portunities to leam to know each other better through bowling, swimming, and social get-to- gethers in their homes or even at the Ice Capades. Thus, Theta Gamma contributes in a small way to smoother sailing on the joumey through life. Theta Gamma oh 0 OFFICERS President ....,... Patricia Martin Vice President .... Henrietta Kohr Secretary ...Sara Ann Stambaugh Treasurer ......... Roberta Allen Adviser ........ Priscilla H. Forry 'Fa-M X lisa its Margaret Miller, Shirley Pfaltzgraff, Janet Gross, Patricia Bumbaugh, Carolyn Schriver, Sandra Dittenhafer, Patricia Martin, Henrietta Kohr, Marilyn King, Nancy Delauter, Carol Homer. Second Row: Sonia Hershey, Delores Stover, Deanna Smith, Carol Crist, Roberta Allen, Trulymae Olewiler, Nancy Kunkle, Lois Fudem. Third Row: Ianet Atland, Barbara Noel, Lois Iulius, Shirley Feeser, Nancy Matson, Sara Ann Stambaugh, Norma Smith, Iane Pontz, Sally Nusz, Susan Orwig, Sandra Snyder, Miss Forry. Y Teens Ufhtus President Sxlxii Ire son XIICL Presiclmnt Xl rrlcnt I lndstrom Seclttarx XI irx I ou Shunlt Tre lsuier Sx lu 1 S inch is Progrun Chmmen Dorothy Boyu md lint Sanders Intel Llub Rtplesentfltixc I ois Plylcl Adi isa r lr hz llmc th Senft XI nrluu, Lll'ldhtI'Olll jane Sanders Sylvi 1 Jackson Niary Lou Shunlt Svlx ia Sanders Second Rom Verna Houseal Carolyn XIZISSIITIOIG Shlrley Sweltzer Barbara Landis Joanne Taylor Evelyn Nluil Blrblrx Relcltl Glorir Hoffman Thzrd Hou, Miss Senlt jane Niosebrook Donna Rhine hlrt Doris Crube Xlarilyn Feeser Clrolyn Koller Patsy Lauer Janice Xlummert Shirley Spang lu Fourth Ron Xhrv lxnaub Shirley Albright Shlrley Holtzapple Hildi Black Corean Rebert This busx group of XVaves have fun along Wlth performing services for the WYHS Packing chocolate bars for overseas folding seals for the Tuberculosis Society ind learning the fundamental prmclples of the YWCA were combined VV1th hay rides spighttti md box slippers swimming puties and moves and cllscusslons on good ffiooininff tllflllf' mtl determm ltion of personllitx Plllllfll NUISHS The Future Nurses of Americi 1 recently organized group aboard WYHS learn ed how to treat casualties in case of any emergency air attack Th1s explains why certfun girls always seem to have salt and soda in their pocket They also made trips to the York Hospital and the V N A The adviser and orgamzer is VI1ss Amv Shambaugh 'Q QP fa--.jj Sandra Centzler, Deanna Krone, Norma Routson, Ioan Sheffer, Miss Shambaugh, jane Nlosebrook, Connie Flohr Mary Lou Sprenkle ,, . . - ' ix-- ........ 4 .1 'ki ' I . I 1 J l Q .. . i .-,K , Afz 7 J r if ' ........ 1 .la Q z , 2 . ' ' z 1 f ' . . -, , - K V, 4 If ,- ' ' , . x ......... , 1 1 1 -I ix I I a' is Al a- Is, 1 Q: s i 1 s 1 1 ',' r .1 , 1 za ' X, 'z I . ' ': ' , . , - 3 , Q- ' I n 3 y 4 a f- 4 - v l ' X Q. ' V ,... . I U . .. . f , , . , I . , Rosalie Drummer. Patricia Gross, Mary Lou Sprenkle, Phyllis Eisenhour. . v .4 ,, . . . J 7 1 . L I . . . - .',.axl'z ' z ,. V.. ' ' A ,' ',.z',.z 2 '1' .' I ' 1,1 . ' , - C C n u r . X rt , in N ' N , A 'V V f ci' .H sk u P M , . l Af K X x KX, . H v X . -ma the Q 4- ea. fi I A at IQ? ,R A 1 Future Teachers nf America Officers President ...... Mary Lou Shunk Vice President ...... Larry Nace Secretary .......... Carolyn Zech Treasurer ...... Thomas Heberly Librarian . . . . . .jane Mosebrook Advisers .. .... A. H. Martin Palmer E. Poff Carolyn Zech, Larry Nace, Mary Lou Shunk, Thomas Heberly, jane Mosebrook. Standing: Rachael Trimpey, Gloria Hoover. Earl Fegley, Donna Stoner, Mr. Poff, George Smith, Ioan Berger, Mr. Martin, Patricia Winn, Ronald Young, Gerald Laughman. Fourteen future school marms and mastersv made possible orientations for their chosen profession by securing a charter for WYHS,s Chapter of the Future Teachers of America on March 4, 1958. x'9g ,fu Phi-Chi's Parents' Night ,J s..,N Q C .i 9 S3 junior Red Cross packs boxes for overseas. Seeiel Studies Department History, History, is our cry, HISTORY.,' So that every phase of this subject may be covered, social studies-the past, present, and future-are distributed throughout all the six-year's train- ing period aboard the WYHS. XVorld, American, and Pennsylvania History-and then more of the same-cover every inch of fact from Prehistoric days to modern times. Through gcographx one U uns in understinding of all the world and its people and their problems better equipping the student to understand the why s and wherefore s of each nation s gifts ind influences in world progress Pennsylx mu History familurizes ont xx 1th 1 history of which all may be proud the progress of our ovsn commonwealth from the d ix of the Indian until 1953 C wits ind P U D rc veil m my flcts ibout all governments their functions and the value of cltmoericx thc poxur to it lson 'md opinions NVQ tra QIUICHS of the Umtcd St itu md pc rhaps One World 5gv4nth Cndg History Seventh md Eighth Grlde Historx XIILLARD xx ALTLANID im is xi s J WESLEH WISE B S lglghfh Gr ldg Ignngylx mu lmnnsylvmi 1 md Un1tulSt1tu lI'lllvVOI'ld lllstors HNUYN P O D lliniziwm L lt1LL1xc 1 R is s ALLANIL ZININ B 5 Llkhfh C1 ull 1 Uyprlplu Sc xc nth intl Eighth Crldc Ceogr iphx 84 1 K lf, , bi . 2 Z l I ' DONALD E. VVISSINGER, A. B. CHARLES C. RICHARDS, B. A., Nl, A. A 2 9 Arg iz A N A l 4 Q' S 1 'z 2 , 'l -' z 2 3 1 7. Y .l li , . l. 1- 1 V Y, - V- P! ,1 'l'V1g f .l ' 1 I ri ' ' l I' S Mr. Wissinger's Seventh Grade History class reads Current Events. An Eighth Grade Geography class studies 41 graph. Aloha, Hawaii! U. S. History Students in 11-2 exchange correspondence with Hawaiian students. Sports The sports program It WVest York one of the most actlve of the schools orgamzatlons has many Bulldog athletes partlclpatlng on the gr1d1ron basketball court wrestl1ng mats baseball dramond track volleyball court and golf course These gladmtors are lncreasmg the1r physrcal fitness whlle brmglng honors to WYHS The current West York sports schedule wls sometlmes up md sometlmes down as the say mg goes However the Bulldogs mamtamed thelr reputatlon of good sportsmanshlp Most 'myone can be good wmners but not everyone c in be good losers The West York Slunmmg Qunmus took to the greens once lgam wrth thelr able coach Nlr A H Martm These golf fans got first hind tlps on puttmg 1nd slammlng whlle Hllmg thelr athletlc demands testlng thelr knowlege 1n an exh1b1t1on match w1th Red L1on Mr Martm Edward Easton Ilm Brenneman Donald Stough Stewart Farr Roger Massxmore 87 . , . . L , 3 rf as . . . . . . 7 9 7 s 1 a ' ' ' 4. . . v i , 1 ' - u U . . . . . . , 1 . as . 9 K fc v C 7 C u .4 . . -- .4 H . . . 1 L L X ' 1. , , I c 1 it s 93 Cl 0 19 o 1 , . . r . . . . - C 4 , 1 . Q K 1 ' 7 5 3 5 3 ' 53? arsity Fnnthall Ready!-Setl-Hut onel-Hut two! fol- lowed by the sharp crash of body con- tact can mean only one thing at XVest York-Football. These signals and colli- sions were heard for the first time in mid-August on the VVest York Memorial Field as the Gridiron Bulldogs began conditioning for the big Autumn sport. The Bulldogs, now a member of the Laurel Conferencef, had a new coach- ing staff: K'DonU Xllissinger, head mentor and backfield coach. and Skip,l Fisher as assistant and line coach. Coaches Donald E. NVissinger, Herbert E. Defeat at the hands of York Catholic Killingefl R0b91'f FiShfff- after a hard-fought first half in which XVYHS held the edge 7-U. the touch- ' down drive in the third quarter of the Dallastown game fa win for XVYHSL the tit-for-tat Lititz game CT-Tl. and the traditional Red Lion-XVest York game on a rain-soaked field are highlights of the 1952 season. Kerr. captain of the Bulldogs. a hard hitting. good running. and line defensive halfbaek. was awarded the Hiway tro- phy as 'The Teamis Most Valuable Playerf, Lally. 'The Teams Most Outstanding Linemanf, was presented the Parrakeet Kerr canies the ball in VVashington Town- Sports Clubis award for playing both Ship game- offense and defense center. I Y J 3 - J ,Nv- Larry Nace, David Little, William Forry, Larry Bahn, NVilliam Kerr, Burl Lally, Barry Yost, Russell Knaub, Ronald Burkholder. Second Row: Mervin Eisenhart, Dale Brenneman, Larry Miller, Ronald Brenneman, Adam Runk, David Emig, John Bowman, Ronald Hoskin. Third Row: Coach XVissinger, Charles Martin, Coach Fisher. Absent: Managers William Brenner, Ronald Trimmer, Ronald Bolton. J-V Fnnlhall Slugging it out and bumping heads with the bigger boys was a group of younger boys known as the Bullpups',. These fellows practiced with the varsity, sticking it out until their last game in November. Their training primarily centered around fundamentals: how to run, to block, and to tackle. Being in fine shape, the Pups defeated Delone Catholic by a score of 31 to 6. Hard running, good blocking, and hard tackling were characteristic of the Bullpups that after- noon. Broken bones seemed to be the common thing on the varsity squad. Consequently, the Bull- pupsu acted as a supply squad, sending up its best to replace the injured. This injured their own attack, for they lost most of the Mr. Bigsv of their offense. From then on, the Bullpups gave the best they had. Even though the record shows that the boys didn,t do so well in score, they did total many points in the development of co-o peration, sportsmanship, courage, and character. Charles Fohl, jack Goodling, jon Myers, john Throne, Tom Sheffer, Dave Smeltzer, Donald Stough, John Emig. Second Row: james Bates. 'N Roger Siple, john Constable, NVayne Shultz, 5- ' Barry Thompson, Larry Paup, Carl Pauley, , 7: , k Harry Grube, Coach Killinger. Coach Herbert Killinger. pfuavnaug Q egg! 89 E ex. An and Hlnk It D all lSt0V!l1 lx nn ard D111 Hut 1 hut '7 hut A Susquchannock-Timc Out. A thirty-seven sweep at Susquehannock 7 V 1 wif lf ikiifi u X XQSQQX I f W f f - ' - K I . -WHS Xa- V wwf sp -1? XKQXX iff x:XXs,pQa- X gwefaf X w 1 -, X f X M XWQ V, ,wi W. 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Bnpp After three weeks of practice. the Bulldogs opened the season by defeating East Berlin, Adamis County Champs. 42-41. After winning their first three games. the Bulldogs, season be- came an up-and-down campaign, which ended in fine fashion with victories over their last three opponents. Long remembered will be the Kennard Dale and XVrightsville games, when the former defeated the Bulldogs by one point in the final seconds. with VVest York then turning the trick on VVrightsville by the same margin. With a 10-8 record in League competition and an over-all record of 11-11, they placed fourth in the League. Much of the credit for success goes to set-shot artist Dale Brenneman, Dave Hopkins, Dave Emig, who was also a haWk', on defense. and Nlerv Eisenhart. Dave Little also did a fine job at center. VVest York should be hard to beat next year as but two lettermen graduate: Dave Little and Barry Yost. Dale Brenneman, Richard Diehl D ne Emig, Barry Yost, David Hopkins Couch Bupp. Second Row: Larry VVagner Du nd Little, Ted Cladfelter, Mervin ElS6H11llt Dave Little, Dick Diehl, and Dave Hop- kins arc seen fighting against Red Lion. Hoppy, Dale, and Dick all jump for the ball. Stretch has it! Ah hal A typical scene in the locker room at the half of a game. Kenneth Gerrick, Larry Paup, Ronald Trimmer, David Coodling, Coach Bupp. Standing: Rodney Spangler, Jerry Jacobs, john Grove, Charles Markle, Robert Firestone. Senior Hiqh Reserves Coach Darwin S. Bupp selected ten scrappy men to represent the Reserve team after they had spent many weeks in drill and hard practice. Led by Donald Hoskin, their team captain, the small but fighting ten rolled up 13 wins a- gainst 5 losses to earn a second-place berth in their League. One of the games that should be remembered is the one in which our boys upset Manchest- er's winning streak at home by defeating them by an eight-point margin. Probably the team's toughest opponents were North York and Red Lion, who won all of their battles with West York by a very scant margin. Inasmuch as eight of the ten players are sophomores, everyone can look forward to a West York team gunning for high honors in the years ahead. 94 Donald Hoskin tries one as Ronald Trim- mer awaits the outcome at the Red Lion game. Bob Firestone jumps to tap the ball to Don Hoskin and Ken Gerrick at the Ken- nard Dale game, Who has the ball? Kennard Dale or West York? Junior High Varsity Co-champs with Mt. Bose of the York County junior High Scholastic Basketball League! Thatis the title Coach Don VVissinger and his scrappy Bullpups', won for themselves. Coach Donald E. VVissinger Led by Big Bohn Taylor in the center slot, john Bowman, Lefty jon Myers and Jack Goodling as forwards, and john Emig and jim Brenneman as guards, the Bullpupsv did every- thing from splitting two decisions with Mt. Bose, the champions the past two years, to beating the faculty by a score of 46-36. The season,s record was 17 wins and 3 losses. The narrow margin of one point in the last ing sole possession of first place. There was no was able to contribute his share of points and These boys will be missed, not only because but also for their fine team spirit and excellent game of the year kept the Bullpups from tak- star on the squad as any one of the regulars do an excellent job defensively. of their ability to put the ball through the hoop sportsmanship. Iohn Throne CMgr.J, Coach Wissmg er, Duane Hamme CMgr.J. Second Row: Ronald Taylor, jack Coodling, John Emig, Jim Brenneman, Ion Myers, john Bowman. Last Row: Fred Mummert, Donald Hoover, Dave Smeltzer, Fritz Eisenhart, Phil Ort. iw- sill ' x l -.gg il In-My 3 1 2 Q s x xi if fax S- M 1 5 fi S .vb I 5 5 4 3 as is A1 225 3 5 if W9 5 . . 3 rw, l 5' 3 1 ga E is As . S . ,, Kg xx fl J' KE ,A R, X Suu., e :Sp M 'F Qi .U sv fin X1 126' Sam Ianetta, Glenn Bowman, Bruce Hartsough, Raymond Knaub, La For- rester Todd, Ronald Shaffer. Standing: Charles Bolinger, Robert Boyd, Jack Neal, Gary Cable, David Smith, john New- house, Albert Maul, Gary Luse, Jacob Hoover, Fred Eisenhart, John Throne lMgr.J. i .I uninr Hiqh Reserves Better known as the Bullpups' pups, these fellows, from whom the future stars of the Senior Varsity will emerge, are dedicated to learning the basic rules and essentials of shooting buckets and engaging in scrimmage practices. These Puppies,' gained little glory but much valuable experience this past season. Scrim- mages included games with the Mt. Rose I-V,s, Phineas Davis, Mt. Wolf, and participation in the noon-time schedule when they met various junior High sections. Truly, the Puppies, are ready to step into the co-champs, shoes to repeat the championship struggle. C V '1 A I' 0 v if 98 ' Gloria Hoover, Barbara Reidel, Miss Ilgenfritz, Doris Sweitzer, Ioan Bechtel. Second Row: Jane Mosebrook, Doreen Falkenstine, Carolyn Massimore, Mary Lou Sprenkle, Patricia Gross, lane Frey, Dorothy Strayer, Shirley Albright, Betty Allen, Ioan Sheifer, Rachael Trimpey, Mary Lou Shunk, Gloria Swartz. Girls Basketball JUMP, don,t stretchlv Shootl,' Follow your shotsf, Your girl,s in back of youf' Are those words coming from a broken record? No, they're just the instructions of Coach Dor- othy llgenfritz to the early-rising lassies who reported on board WYHS at 7 a.m. for basketball practice. It really wasn't as bad as some may thinkg but it was very amusing to watch the girls play when half asleep. Captain Mary Lou Shunk and twenty would-be teammates, many of whom had had very little previous experience, played a ten-game league schedule. Surprises included wins over Susque- hannock and Dallastown. 99 Coach Dorothy Ilgenfritz H ' A QA' i ,, W Lg-. wg X EM' gf ,, ea f'N . 5 QQ y Msg, 3 . rf U ,+.9Q-ti ' 1-'92, 41 'qgvf - Q g 61 ' O Cir' 5' :A JA x , ,kg 589, -is 3 -fag , New Aw, s Q M G 5 'A . rx ig Q ff J ww, gg gs Q. Q- .fx Wrestling wx. gqwy, w.-It W i Y V ixw. William Bahn, Donald Nace, Lester Boyer, Donald Becker, Fred Kerr. Second Row: Bryan Poe, Larry Bahn, Ronald Hoskin, William Kerr, XVhedon Myers. Third Row: XVilliam Forry, Blair Norris, Burl Lally, Coach Richards, Adam Runk K Mgr. J. William Bahn. Kneeling: Gordon Ziegler, Dean Stough, Thomas Shefler, Bryan Poe, Burl Lally, William Forry, Larry Bahn, William Kerr. Standing: Eugene Hoskin, Ronald Goodling, Larry Spence, Ronald Fair, Iohn Brenner, Donald Becker, Ralph Miller, Ronald Hoskin, Robert Hartsough, Garry Heiland, Wayne Hull, Frank Myers, Larry Nace, Lester Boyer, Paul Spillman. Captain Bill Forryls third place spot in the Regionals and Bill Kerr, Burl Lally, and Forry,s seconds in the District 3 meet climaxed the season for Coach Chuck Richards, grapplers. Lancaster High and York Highls one-point decisions ovcr the Bulldogs proved to be the crucial meets in determining the Blue and XVhite,s rank: third place in a 15-team league, being surpassed by Lancaster High and Manheim Central. The over-all record was 8 losses, 5 wins, and 1 tie. Graduating lcttermen are Bryan Poe, Larry Bahn. Ralph Miller, Bill Kerr, Bill Forry, and Burl Lally. YMCA Novice Tournament winners were Ronald Fair and WVilliam Senft from Senior High, and Frank Leaman, Gordon Ziegler, Ioe Newhouse, and Donald Bair of junior High. Kayser 4 Coach C. C. Richards Ir Burl Lally turus ovvr his maui in North York nmtt-li. Bill Kc-rr lolcls up his opponent, Ralph Xlillcr flips his iuuu. Captain Bill Forry pins his opponent with his fabulous lie-acllock. Girls Vnllnyhall-1952 Mary Lou Sprenkle, Norka Glatfelter, Ethel Smyser, Aleen Smyser, Mary Lou Stambaugh, Nonna Jean Holtzapple, Nancy Frey. Second Row: Gerry Berk- heimer, Ioan Shunlc, Doris Burket, Donna Burket, Mary Lou Shunk, Arlene Myers. Ouch-there goes another linger nail. Did the manicurist cut a customer's finger? No, not quite that bad, it is just the lassies at volleyball practice. After many such sessions under Skipper Dorothy Ilgenfritz, the girls, captained by Nancy Frey, competed in a very tough schedule but came out on top by defeating Wrightsville in the finals. Dillsburg was runner up. To celebrate their having won the coveted first-place spot, they held a dinner party at the Out Door Country Club, where 12 girls received cups and joan Shunk, having been chosen as the most valuable player, was awarded a charm. 103 Track-1952 Coach C C RlLl'lll'dS lr Fred lxerr Hur ht comes than he goes' No were not tllkmg about some let plane the lad were tlnnkmg of IS Fred Kerr sens1t1on1lFreshm1n trick stir Along Wlth Kerr other promlsmg tr lck 'md field stars bullt NVest York mto '1 threfit m York County Scholastlc track and Held events XVtst York opemd lts st uson bx tun Sprms, Grove for second place rn a trrangular meet xuth Red Lron Whedon Vlyers competmg m the 440 yard dash and broad yump and Fred Kr rr m the 880 x 1rd run md mule run brought glory to WYHS ln tht York County Qchollstlc Trick Nlctt Frmd Kerr llterllly md Hguratlvely ran away xuth top honors is he set two new records IH the hfrlf mlle and mlle runs In the mlle he was clocked It 4 51 5 bettermg, the 4 557 mark set by Ron lld Myers of West York ln 1948 Hrs 7 04 9 hllf mlle bettered 1 19 year mark of 2 09 set by Smyser of West York 1n 1940 Other Countx mnners from West York werc Lrrry Balm Nlles Leese and Leroy Marshall In the Annurl Drstrrct 3 Truck Meet Kerr rgun set the pace ln the mlle run but Hmshed second ln the 880 yard run S ' , . ' 3 1 . ' r , , ' . . r 1 1 1 1 A-. 1 1 1 7 ' 7 I I , x , .v 'Z 2 ' 1 2 2 . , 2 1 ' L ,rl 1 fc ,, , , ' . .,z . . 7' U .' , 1 L ' K ' 1 4 3 1 7 I . A 1' A ' 7 ' . ' - 'z 1 ' . I - 1 -- ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 , 11 1 1 ' - r 1 ' ' I 1 1 1, r . . , r 1 , 1 ' 2' ' ' I c ' - a ' 5 2 I . , 7 I . ' 2 1 , a ' ' .fl .1 1 ' c -4- I ' - 1 1 1 L' 1k- f 1 1 I , , . 1 1 ' ' 1 ' . . . ' ' r . ' r . , r c a -1 1 ' , . L . Baseball-1952 y p i Spring, a baseball, a bat, a diamond, and six lettermen were the first ingredients available for Coach Dick Eckenroth's baseball team. Soon there were more fellows ready to swing at the ball as it was pitched across the plate. Sparked by the pitching of Lynn Harbold and the hitting of Terry Hoover, the Bulldogs Home Run Sluggerf' the team won the Northern Division title in 1952. With eight straight wins under their belt. the team looked like a cinch to retain the top hon- ors. Then, an upset by Manchester put the Bulldogs on better guard. Regaining their form, the BuIldogs,' rocked 2 more wins before being downed by Dallastown. The next day, with the encouragement of the lVYHS's rooting section, the team defeated Dal- lastown to win the League title. However, in the post-season playoff with Spring Grove, the West York lads met defeat at the hands of the Southern Division Champions 3 to 1. Karl Petry, Mervin Eiscnhart, Curvin Sweitzer, Lynn Harbold, Terry Hoover, Fred Koller, Spurgeon Hoffman. Second Row: Richard Schnim, Larry Wagner, Stanley Riley, Kenneth Gerrick, Dale Brenneman, Wayne Meyer, Barry Yost, Donald Dubbs. Third Hnw: Coach J. 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