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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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GZ a,f3f2,,,4 .81 ' Deo' cof o dm n sf of o Faculty SU Un 7 J-X Sp derclos gon zoflons c f V hes Em G9 1 J, 5 7a Who have worked toward building a firm founda- tion for our lives, Who have befriended as well as taught us, Who have tried to make West York a better school with better students, Whom we will never, never forget. We, the Class of l956, gratefully dedicate this, our La Memoria, to you DAVID E. BECKMYER and CARL E. WALKER 6 Carl E. Walker David E. Beckmyer df an-5 if Xl Left to Right, Kneeling: Ned Thomas, Barbara Gunnet, Pat Martin, Charlotte Baker, Sara Ann Stambaugh, Jackie Wolf, Ann Becker, Berlin Collett, Standing: Mr. Wise, Barry Rebert, Margaret Miller, Sue Hoke, Gloria Arnold, Donna Oerman, Deanna Boring, Jim Heilman, Kay Middleton, Jane Pontz, Shirley Pfaltzgraff, Joan Lease, Joann Rudisill, Robert Gerber, Miss Senft. ,ff Hard at Work . if Advisors: J. Wesley Wise and Elizabeth Senft La Memoria Staff of l 956 worked closely with Miss Senft and Mr. Wise in choosing the cover and theme, and toiled each Thurs- day and Friday morning on layout, draw- ings, and copy. Our labor's ended-our product, La Memoria l956. A K Layout Editor, Charlotte Boker, Editor. Pol Marlin! Phomgmpher' Ned Thomas- Co-Editor, Barbara Gunnet. xxx N x .L i Q XS junio, Class Aggigfqntg, Sports Editor, Jim Brennemcrn. Lois Julius and Henrietta Kohr. Artists, Sara Ann Stambcugh, Shirley Pfaltzgraff Absent when picture was taken: Kay Middleton and Jean Miller. Aiwa x e QC, 3 X Advertising Manager, Ann Becker, Business Manager, Jacqueline Wolf 5444462 Left to Right, Foreground: Arthur Strayer, H. Wesley Eisenhart, Second Row: Waldemar Senft, Norman Trimmer, Clinton Smith, Arthur Welcomer, Milton Landis, Third Row: Elmer Haverstock, George Williams, Walter Lentz, Thomas Enterline, Edwin Spangler, Paul Winter, Charles Hildebrand, Absent when picture was taken: Curvin Myers. JOINT SCHOOL BOARD President .... Vice President. . . Secretary ..,, Treasurer. . . WEST YORK BOROUGH President ..... .... E dwin L. Spangler Vice President. . . .... H. Wesley Eisenhart Secretary. . . . , .Thomas E. Enterline Treasurer. . . . , .Milton E. Landis . ,Edwin L. Spangler . , . .Arthur Strayer Thomas E. Enterline George A. Williams WEST MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP President .... . . .Waldemar H. Senft Vice President. . . . . .Walter C. Lentz Secretary. . . . . .Curvin E. Myers Treasurer. . . . . .George A. Williams PALMER E. POFF B.S., M.Ed. Principal. 'Q II ADAM H. MARTIN A.B., M.A. Supervising Principal HAZEL BLISH B.S. Music Supervisor, Choral Music. Choralaires, Troubadours, Blue and White Glee Clubs, Carolers, Choristers. .er MILLARD ALTLAND Ph.B. M.S. Pennsylvania History and Civics, World History. Student Council, Clvlcs Club. PAU LINE A BORETOS Junior Business Training, English, Shorthand. fax, 51 DAVID E. BECKMYER Physics, Chemistry, General Science. M E mg Eleventh Grade Class Advisor. DARWIN S. BUPP B.S., M.Ed. Business Law, Consumers' Economics, Typing. Tenth Grade Class Advisor, Senior Basketball Coach. JULIA E. BENDER B.S. General Science, Biology. Thespians, Citamard. PHILIP A. DOUGLAS , a.s. lndustrial Arts. Printcrafters. I2 PRISCILLA H. FORRY B.S., M.Ed. Mathematics, Guidance, English, Guidance Counselor, Reading Specialist. Psi Chi, Theta Gamma, Hobby Club. DONALD E. KOCHER B.S. Physical Education, Health. Intramurals lboys and girlsl, Varsity Club, Junior High Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. DOROTHY M. HILLEGASS B.S. Librarian. Library Club, Junior National Honor Society. CURVIN F. KOPP A.B. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. Central treasurer of West York Area Joint High School. DOROTHY M. ILGENFRITZ B.S. Health, Physical Education. Girls' Sports Club. CLARA MOUL LENTZ A.B., M.A. English. Senior National Honor Society. GRETA M. KISE B.S. English. Commencement Advisor, Junior Dramatic Club. I3 0 PEYTON R. RUSSELL B.S. Art. Stage Crew. CLAIRE M. PETRU Normal diploma. English, History. xi Social Studies, Geography, ELIZABETH SENFT A.B., M.A. French, Spanish, English. Y -Teens, La Memoria. A.B., M.A. United States History. CHARLES C. RICHARDS, JR. Eighth Grade Class Advisor, Wrestling, Track Coach, EDWIN E. SWARTZ B.S. Guidance, English, Mathematics. Theta Gamma. Mathematics. CHARLES H. RINEHART Ninth Grade Class Advisor. CARL E. WALKER Business Education. I4 GEORGE A. WARD B.S., M.Ed., Professional Diploma Instrumental Music Supervisor. Band, Orchestra. DONALD E. wlsslNGER A.B., M.Ed. History, Mathematics. Seventh Grade Class Advisor, Football, Baseball, Basketball Coach. F. VIRGINIA WIERMAN I1 Home Economics. ll Bachelors Club sr RALPH W. YOHE B.S., B.D. English. J. WESLEY WISE 8.5. Problems of Democracy, American History, World History. Senior Class Advisor, Financial Advisor of La Memoria. X ALLAN E. ZINN Geography. Junior Red Cross, S I5 18 an Wie! WMM We Za Witkaat km? '-i..,wv f Mrs. Zumbrum cmd Mrs. Weidman, Mrs. Sl-,L-,effera Miss Shombough. lx W F Mr. Homme, Mrs. Lecrone, Mrs. Myers, Mr. Miller, I6 X as QF X 1 C y! -f.,ff LLW ,f f X , M Xxkfgxxxl xx H A f X N' M KN N 'x f wU.w 'MN1M Ae f Nxxafwfl XIX 1 if as ff X 15 5 A : we X f x if ffl! f , 'K r? . yxkl ZX XJ 75 FTF? 2 M X fi X J! X--LJ X g, gil Left to Right: Mr . W Eva Anstine. President. . . Vice President. . . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Historian. . . Advisor .... ise, Pat Martin, John Bowman, Ji fi . , . .Jim Brennemon . .John Bowman . . .Eva Anstine . . .Jon Myers , . . .Pat Martin J. Wesley Wise Class Flower-White Rose Class Motto- Build for Character, not for Fame. Class Colors-Royal Blue and Steel m Brennemon, .lon Myers JOANN RUTH ALDINGER 1257 West Princess Street General Joann Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, Junior Dramat- ic Club 2, Choralaires 4, 5. EVA FAY ANSTINE 1514 Monroe Street Business Education Eva Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Blue and White Glee Club l, 2, 3, Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Junior Honor Society 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Treasurer 5, Choralaires 4, 5, 6, Volleyball 4, 6, Y-Teens 5, Stu- dent Council 6, Girls' Sports Club 6, Class Secretary 6 ROSE MARIE BAER 1721 Orange Street Business Education Rose Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, Library Club 3, Choralaires 4, 5, 6, Vol- leyball 5, Basketball 5, Girls' Sports Club 5. CHARLOTTE MAE BAKER 1839 West Market Street Academic Bake Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Secretary 3, Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, Student Council 2, Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Junior Honor Society 3, Volley- ball 3, Maiorettes 4, 5, Head 6, Choralaires 4, 5, Merit Chairman 6, Citamard 4, 5, Vice President 6, Y-Teens 4, 6, Program Chair- man 5, Thespians 5, 6, Junior Class Play 5, Lo Memoria Layout Editor 6. EDWARD GLENN ALWOOD 1517 Stanton Street General Ed Blind 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Orchestra 5, 6. GLORIA ANN ARNOLD Route 1, Thomasville Business Education Gloria Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Dramatic Club 2, Choral- aires 4, 5, 6, Library Club 4, President 5, Vice President 6, Student Council 5, La Memoria 6. WILLIAM HENRY BAHN Route l, Thomasville General Bill Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Varsity Club 4, 5, 6, Football 5, 6. ANN LOUISA BECKER 418 North Forrest Street Academic A Annie Edgar Fahs Smith 1, 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 4, Choral- aires 4, Secretary 5, Vice Presi- dent 6, Thespians 5, Treasurer 6, Citamard 5, 6, Y-Teens 5, lnter- Club Representative 6, Class Play 5, Cheerleader 6, La Memoria Advertising Manager 6, Color Guard 5. s . LARRY BRENNEMAN 1454 Monroe Street Academic Shorty' Band 1, 2, 35 Printcrafters 1, 2 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 25 Trouba- dours 3, 45 Bachelors' Club 6. GLORIA MAE CLARK 1416 West Poplar Street Shorthand Maior CIarkie' Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2 35 Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3 Choristers 35 Choralaires 4, 5, 6 DEANNA MARY BORING 2415 West Market Street General Deanna North York High School 1, 2, 35 Choralaires 4, 5, 65 La Memoria 6. ARDELLA LOUISE BRENEMAN 3375 West Market Street Shorthand Maior Dell Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Dramatic Club 2, 35 Choralaires 4, 5, 6. JOHN RAY BOWMAN 9 North Pearl Street Academic Bo Class President 15 Student Coun- cil 1, 2, Board of Censors 5, 65 Junior Red Cross 15 Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Track 2, 3, 5, 65 Junior Honor Society 2, President 35 Football 3, 4, 5, Captain 65 Class Vice President 4, 55 Varsity Club Treasurer 4, Vice President 5, President 65 Senior Honor So- ciety 5, Vice President 65 Volley- ball 55 Bachelors' Club 6. JAMES H. BRENNEMAN 1830 West Philadelphia Street Academic Jim Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, President 55 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 6, Secretary 4, President 55 Junior Red Cross 15 Student Council 1, 2, 4, Vice President 5, President 65 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 Stage Crew 25 Junior Honor Society Vice Presi- dent 2, 35 Golf 3, 4, 5, 65 Senior Honor Society 4, 5, 65 Varsity Club 5, Librarian 65 Class Presi- dent 4, 65 La Memoria Sports Editor 6. ROBERT O. BURNS 1303 West Philadelphia Street Academic Bob Stage Crew 15 Junior Red Cross 15 Football 2, 4, 65 Track 3, 55 Bachelors' Club 65 Varsity Club 6. BERLIN LANTZ COLLETT 2006 West Market Street General Rebel Elkins, West Virginia 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 55 Track 55 Junior Class Play 5 . 20 .wwf DORIS MARY ECKERT 1270 West King Street Shorthand Maior Doris Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, Junior Dramatic Club 3, Treasurer 2, Choralaires 4, 5, 6, Student Council 5. STEWART FAIR 1 168 Margaret Street Academic Stew Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Wrestling Manager 2, 3, Troubadours 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Golf 3, 4, Wrestling 4, 5, 6, Bachelors' Club 6. JOHN CLIFTON EMIG 1741 Monroe Street General Johnny Home Room Vice President 1, 5, Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Football 3, 4, 5, 6, Varsity Club 4, 5, 6. JANE ELIZABETH FOCKLER 300 North Gotwalt Street Academic Jane Junior Red Cross 1, 2, President 3, Band 1, Orchestra 1, Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, Presi- dent 3, Junior Dramatic Club 3, Vice President 2, Junior Honor Society 3, Citcmard 4, 5, 6, Y- Teens 6, Treasurer 4, Vice Presi- dent 5, Student Council Board of Censors 4, 5, 6, Color Guard 4, 5, Junior Class Play 5, Senior Honor Society 5, 6, Cheerleader 6, Choralaires 4, 6, Vice dent 5. l Presi- PATSY MAE FRINGER 1491 West Princess Street General Pat Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Orches- tra 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, Head 3, Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Girls' Sports Club 4, 5, Choral- aires 4, 5, 6, Y-Teens 5. ROBERT EUGENE GERBER Route 6, York Academic Bob Troubadours 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Thes- pians 5, Junior Class Play 5, La Memoria 6. 21 S? WALTER WOODROW GEMMILL 1017 West College Avenue General Woody Basketball 3. JOHN M. GOODLING 123 South Clinton Street General Jack Band 1, 2, Junior Red Cross 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Orches- tra 2, Football 3, 4, 5, 6, Varsity Club 4, 5, 6, Junior Class Play 5, Student Council 5, 6, Track 5, Class President 5. CHARLOTTE IRENE GLATFELTER 1833 West Orange Street General Charlotte BARBARA ANN GUNNET Bair Business Education Barb Junior Honor Society 3, Library Club 4, Treasurer 5, President 6, Senior Honor Society 5, 6, La Memoria Co-Editor 6. ZEE JANE HARBOLD Route 10, York Business Education Zee Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2. DORIS HICKS 1210 West King Street Shorthand Maior Doris Susquehannock High School 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Girls' Sports Club 6 Volleyball 6. BYRON LEE GROVE 1504 West Philadelphia Street General Gr0vey' Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Band 1 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Troubadours 1, 2 3, 4, 5, 6, Stage Crew 1, 2 Choristers 4, Orchestra 5, Presi dent 6, Football 5, 6. JOYCE ELLERIE HALLER 200 North Gotwalt Street Academic Joyce Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Orchestra 1, Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Financial Chairman 5, Choralaires 4, 5, 6,, Maiorettes 4, 5, 6, Citamard 4, 5, Treasurer 6, Junior Class Play 5, Thespians 5, 6, Y-Teens 4, 5, 6, Future Teachers of America 6. JAMES HENRY HEILMAN 1438 Filbert Street General 'Himie' Troubadours 2, Secretary 3, 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 4, Foot- ball Manager 5, La Memoria 6. BARBARA ANN HILL 1262 West Princess Street Shorthand Maier Barb Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Choralaires 4, 5, Volleyball 6, Girls' Sports Club 5, 6. SUZANNE HOKE 408 North Williams Street Shorthand Maior Sue Scott Township High School, Pitts- burgh l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 5, Vol- leyball 6, Girls' Sports Club 5, La Memoria 6. IRA RAY KEECH l720 West King Street General Woody Basketball l, 2, Student Council 6, Home Room President 5, 6. LARRY EDWARD KING 36 South Clinton Street General Possum' ' NANCY ANN LANDIS l282 West Poplar Street Business Education Nanc Junior Red Cross l, 2, Blue and White Glee Club l, 2, 3, Junior Dramatic Club Secretary 2, Chorolaires 4, 5, 6. EARL FRANKLIN HOOVER Route l, Thomasville General Earl Junior Honor Society 2, Treas- urer 3. DAWN LEE KERNS i548 Monroe Street General Dawn Junior Red Cross l, 2, Blue and White Glee Club l, 2, Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Volleyball 3, Girls' Sports Club 4, 5, 6. CARL EDWARD KLINEDINST Bair Bookkeeping Nlaior Carl Troubadours I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Student Council 2, Baseball 6, Bachelors' Club 6, Choristers 6. PHILLIP DEAN LAUGI-IMAN Route IO, York General Phil East Berlin High School l. JOAN MAE LEASE 1465 West Poplar Terrace General Joanie Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Choralaires 4, 5, Y-Teens 4, Girls' Sports Club 5, La Me- moria 6. ROBERT LEE LINDSTROM 1999 Bannister Street Academic Oats Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Wrestling Man- ager 4, Troubadours 2, Stage Crew 2, Football 4, 5, 6, Base- ball Manager 4, Golf 5, 6, Bach- elors' Club 6, Student Council 6, Varsity Club 6. RICHARD LEHMAN 1404 West Poplar Terrace Business Education Dick Junior Red Cross 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Printcrafters Club 2, Orchestra 3, 4, 5, 6. DONALD CARSON LINEBAUGH II 520 North Scott Street Academic Squirrel Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Golf 4, 5, 6, Bach- elors' Club 6. JOAN G. MARKEL 2007 Filbert Street Shorthand Maior Joey Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Orches- tra 1, 2, 4, Junior Dramatic Club 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Choralaires 4, 5, 6, Y-Teens 5, 6. PATRICIA ANN MARTIN 3009 West Market Street Academic Patsy Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, Theta Gamma Pres. 3, Student Council 3, Board of Censors 5, 6, Class Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 5, Historian 6, Citamard 4, 6, Sec. 5, Choralaires 4, 5, Sec. 6, Fu- ture Teachers of America 4, Y- Teens 5, 6, Junior Class Play 5, Senior Honor Society 5, 6, Thes- pians 5, Sec. 6, Cheerleader 6, La Memoria Editor 6. 24 LEE W. MARKEY 1811 Stanton Street Bookkeeping Maier Mr, NutriIite Junior Red Cross 1, Baseball 4, 5, 6, Stage Crew 6, Bachelors' Club 6, Troubadours 1, 2, 3, 5, Merit Chairman 6. LINDA ELIZABETH MCLANE 1950 Filbert Street Bookkeeping Maior Lin Phineas Davis Junior High School 1, 2, 3, William Penn Senior High School 4. , ,ks l RONALD EUGENE MECKLEY 1407 Monroe Street General Mack Junior Red Cross 1, 25 Bachelors' Club 65 Soccer 6. KAY BARBARA MIDDLETON 1409 Monroe Street Shorthand Maier Liz Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 25 Junior Dramatic Club 2, 35 Choralaires - x i 5 2 5 , MARGARET ANN MILLER 612 North Gotwalt Street Academic Margie Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Theta Gamma 35 Choralaires 4, 5, 65 Y-Teens 5, 65 Student Coun- cil 65 La Memoria 6. FLORENCE JOAN MOUL 1287 West Poplar Street Shorthand Maior Flo East Berlin High School 1, 2, 3, 4. MELVIN HENRY MILLER Route 10, York General Mel Bachelors' Club 6. LORRAINE MAE MOUL Bair Business Education Lorraine Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Choralaires 4, 5, 65 Girls' Sports Club 5, 65 Class Secretary 55 Cheerleader 65 Volleyball 6. 25 4, 5, 65 La Memoria 6. DONALD LESTER MIDDLETON 1409 Monroe Street General Nick Junior Red Cross 1, 25 Trouba- dours 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 25 Bache- lors' Club 65 Soccer 6. JEAN EVELYN MILLER 1 1 15 West Market Street Academic Jeanne Junior Honor Society 2, 35 Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 5, Head 65 Theta Gamma 35 Orchestra 1, 25 Junior Dramatic Club 2, 35 Choralaires 4, 5, 65 Library Club 4, Vice President 55 Senior Honor Society 5, 65 Future Teachers of America 5, President 65 Citamard 5, 65 Thespians 5, 65 Junior Class Play 55 Y-Teens 5, 65 Student Coun- cil 6. ' if - .,.,.t .- DONALD LEROY MUMMERT Route 6, York General Don Troubadours l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Presi- dent 6, Track 'I, 3, Wrestling 2, Football 4, 5, Varsity Club 5, 6. JON FRITZ MYERS 25 North Seward Street Academic Fritz Junior Red Cross l, 2, Track l, 2, Student Council l, 5, 6, Band l, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, Football 3, 4, 5, 6, Baseball 3, 4, 5, 6, Senior Honor Society 4, 5, President 6, Bachelors' Club 6, Varsity Club 4, 5, Vice Presi- dent 6, Class Treasurer 2, 4, 5, 6, Junior Class Play 5. BARBARA ANN NOEL 2385 Catherine Street Academic Barb Blue and White Glee Club l, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, Theta Gamma Treasurer 3, Choralaires 4, 5, 6, Volleyball 6, Girls' Sports Club 4, 6, Secretary 5, Junior Class Play 5, La Memoria 6. SUSAN ORWIG 2l 9 North Diamond Street Shorthand Maior Susie Blue and White Glee Club I, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross l, 2, Theta Gamma 3, Choralaires 4, 5, 6, Girls' Hobby Club President 5. x Q-v.....,, ...X FRANK EDWARD MYERS l7Ol West Poplar Street General Johnny Red Head Wrestling l, 2, 3. SANDRA LEE NEWCOMER I933 Leonard Street Shorthand Maior Sandy Blue and White Glee Club l, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross l, 2, Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Choralaires 4, 5, Girls' Sports Club 5, Y- Teens 5. DONNA LOU OERMAN I342 West Market Street Business Education Donna Blue and White Glee Club l, 2, 3, Track 2, Junior Dramatic Club 2, Student Council 3, Secretary 6, Color Guard 3, 4, Theta Gam- ma 3, Choristers 4, 6, Vice Presi- dent 5, Choralaires 4, Treasurer 5, President 6, Carolers Secre- tary 4, 5, 6, Junior Class Play 5, La Memoria 6. LARRY LEROY PALMER Route 6, York Academic Ace Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, Base- ball 4, 5, 6, Varsity Club 6. SHIRLEY ANN PFALTZGRAFF Route 6, York Business Education Shirl Blue and White Glee Club I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Orches- tra 3, 4, 5, Theta Gamma 3, La Memoria 6. RICHARD WILLIAM RAMBLE 1545 West King Street' General Rich HARRIET D. REID Route I, York Academic Harriet Edgar Fahs Smith Junior High School I, 2, 3, Hugh Morson High School, Raleigh 4, Cita- mard 5, 6, Girls' Sports Club 5, 6, Y-Teens 5. TERYL SCHWEITZER I260 West Princess Street Academic ' 'Terry' ' Junior Red Cross I, 2, Trouba- dours I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Basketball Manager 3, 4, 5, 6, Junior Class Play 5. ,X JANE MARIE PONTZ 1812 Stanton Street Business Education Jane Blue and White Glee Club I, 2, 3, Choristers 3, 4, 5, 6, Theta Gamma 3, Choralaires 4, 5, Li- brarian 6, Student Council 4, Carolers 4, 5, 6, Junior Class Play 5, Senior Honor Society 5, 6, La Memoria 6. ' JOHN B. REBERT I IO North Williams Street Academic Reb Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, Troubadours I, 2, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Junior Class Play 5, La Memoria 6, Thespians 6. JOANN MARIE RUDISILI. I600 West Market Street Shorthand Maier Fuzz Blue and White Glee Club I, 2, 3, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross I, Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Choralaires 4, 5, Girls' Sports Club 5, 6. MARY ANN SHAEFER Route 6, York Academic Mort Junior Red Cross I, 2, Blue and White Glee Club I, 2, 3, Junior Dramatic Club 2, President 3, Student Council 3, Basketball 3, 4, 5, Volleyball 3, 6, Citamard 4, 5, President 6, Y'Teens 4, 5, 6, Choralaires 4, Maiorettes 4, 5, 6, Cheerleader 6, Nurses' Aid 4. DAVID LEE SMELTZER 1216 West King Street General Rec-I' Basketball 1, 3, Football 3, 4. NANCY LOUISE SOWERS 1807 West Philadelphia Street THOMAS SHEFFER 1724 West Philadelphia Street Academic Tom' ' Troubadours 1, Student Council 2, 3, 6, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Football 3, 4, 5, 6, Class Presi- dent 3, Varsity Club 5, Treas- urer 6. CAROLINE LOUISE SHRYOCK 1833 West Philadelphia Street Academic Skip Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Junior Dramatic Club 2, 3, Choristers 3, 4, 5, 6, Y-Teens 4, Secretary 5, President 6, Maiorettes 4, 5, Carolers 4, 5, 6, Choralaires 4, 5, 6, Senior Honor Society 5, Secretary 6, Student Council 5, 6, Future Teachers of America 6, Junior Class Play 5, Cheerleader 6. NORMA JEAN SMITH 1563 West King Street Business Education Smitty Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Choral- aires 4, 5. DAVID H. SPANGLER 2703 West Market Street Gene.-gl Nqngy' Business Education Dave Taft Junior High School, Wash Tf0Ub0d0Ul'S 1, 2, 3: 51096 Crew ington, D. C. 1, 2, 3, McKinley lf 2, 3, 4, 5: -lUUi0f Red Cross Tech High School 4. 1, Bachelors' Club 6. 28 MURRY ADAM SHENBERGER, JR 1588 West King Street General Murry Spring Grove High School 1, 2, Basketball 5, 6. ROGER LEE SIPLE 1380 West King Street General Eggs Football 3, 4, 5, 6, Wrestling 4, Track 4, Varsity Club 4, 5. DEANN FLO SPICKLER Route 1, Thomasville Shorthand Maier Shorty Choralaires 4, 5. SARA ANN STAMBAUGH Route 1, Thomasville General Sara Ann Blue and White Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Theta Gamma Secretary 3, Choralaires 4, 5, 6, La Memoria 6, Library Club 5. DONALD MORGAN STAUCH 1921 West Philadelphia Street General Big Don' Football 3. MARK SWARTZ Route 6, York Academic Mark Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Basketball 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. CS. if ROBERT D. TAYLOR 1498 West Poplar Street Academic Bob Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Band 1, 2, Junior Red Cross l, Volley- ball 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, 5, 6, Varsity Club 5, 6. BARRY L. THOMSON ' 2089 Bannister Street General Pete 29 NED EUGENE THOMAS 221 North Forrest Street Academic Ned Orchestra I, 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Stage Manager 5, Band 3, 4, 5, 6, Printcrafters 3, 4, Junior Class Play 5, Thespians 5, Presi- dent 6, Senior Honor Society 5, Treasurer 6, La Memoria Photog- rapher 6. JOHN THRONE 1210 West Princess Street Academic John Troubadours 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Football 3, 4, 5, 6. CLINTON WAYNE WAGAMAN Route 6, York Academic Clint Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Band 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Citamard 5, 6, Junior Class Play 5, Trouba- dours 6. JACQUELINE L. WOLF 2232 Linden Road Business Education Jack Blue and White Glee Club 'l, 2, Junior Red Cross 2, Junior Honor Society 2, Secretary 3, Senior Honor Society 4, 5, 6, Band 4, 5, 6, Future Teachers of America 4, Treasurer 5, 6, Student Coun- cil 5, Treasurer 6, Girls' Sports Club 4, Corresponding Secretary 5, Library Club 5, 6, Girls' Hob- by Club 5, La Memoria Sales Manager 6. OO o Members of the Senior Class, but not necessarily graduates. 30 SHIRLEY ANN WARNER 1360 West Princess Street General Peanut Joe Mount Wolf Junior High School l, 2, 3, Manchester High School 4, 5. MARY JANE ZEIGLER I640 West Orange Street Business Education Mary Jane Girls' Sports Club 5, 6. 06016 IDEALS ARE LIKE STARS Ideals are like stars, a wise man once said, You'll never quite reach them to hold, But in trying, your ideals will guide you ahead, And all your best virtues unfold. Build for character instead of for fame, Our class chose to use as their star, The way will be hard, competition the same, But our ideal will carry us far. When the points have been tallied and life's game is won And we look back to pay tribute where due, The goals we set when the job was begun, Are the stars that have carried us through. Jean Miller and Patricia Martin OUR FAREWELL West York High School, our years with you are through, We'Il remember the days we spent with you. Some High School days were difficult, But most were filled with fun, Ideals you taught have well our lives begun. Good-by, classmates, I hope we meet again, I'll remember each classmate as a friend, West York, we are leaving, So we say adieu, The Class of '56 bids farewell to you. Tune- Young and Foolish, by Albert Hague lyrics-Patricia Martin 31 'miie ' We? Entering West York as seventh graders, so proud that at last we were in high school. Mr. Wissinger throwing chalk at those who dared day-dream in his classes. 'The ball we had at Hershey Park that June. The trip to Gettysburg in the rain. Learning to dance in Guidance class with Mr. Richards. Choosing our class colors, motto, and flower as freshmen. Our boys who won the Junior High basketball championship. Going to visit the Cloisters and the State Capitol. The shocking Science classes we had when everyone held hands in order to feel the subject lelectricityll better. The Sophomore Hallowe'en party where we got noses filled with orange iuice, and rode in a wagon around the gym. Dissecting frogs and grasshoppers in Biology. Those muddy, mucky field trips where everyone went with pep, vim and vigor, and came home with scratches, muddy clothes and flat feet. Dramatizing Merchant of Venice with Mrs. Lentz as a cruel, bloodthirsty Shylock. Struggling with our Physics and Geometry or Bookkeeping and Shorthand. Our Junior Class Play Dear Ruth and the fun we had at rehearsals, especially with Rebel keeping things from ever being dull. The fun we had in Windy Washington. Seniors at last! With more responsibilities than ever before, and more fun too. Our pep meeting with a feminine football team captained by Margaret, and .lon Myers as head cheerleader. All our classmates who became engaged or got married. Our hair-pulling bookkeeping problems. Making Bromine gas lughl in lab and dashing to the window for air every five minutes The l2-3 girls' hard-to-beat basketball team. Mr. Walker's perfect copies. Class Day, with its mixture of smiles and tears. The dinner dance and the trip to New York, our last time together as a class. Baccalaureate and commencement, looking forward to the future. Our good-by to West York, the very best Alma Mater in the world. 32 Windy Washington. Mrs. Lenfz's Sophomore Thespions. Bocksfoge af Producfion of Dear Rufh 33 Mr. Kohler Makes-Up Jack I I RMA .--'- ' sf X Time our whale D ecorafing for the Senior's Dance fo Preparing fo Take Those Counfless Crown Charloffe Miss Nofhing. Yearbook Picfures. Proud Seniors Receive Their Gold Keys for Choral Music of fhe Valentine Dance, Oafie 's Familiar Jalopy. 34 UND6Rc1A55mgN x .5 sm N -P .. Q I x x V ' A WX ff ,f 'f 7 j .ff ,jf L If X q, R ij i A, 1 if J f f ff f' 35l President .... . . .Fred Eisenhart Vice President ..... Duane Hamme Secretary. . . . . .Charles Bolinger Treasurer ..... Jane Raffensperger Advisor. . . . . .David E. Beckmyer Left to Right: Fred Eisenhart, Jane Raiensperger, Mr. Beckmyer, Duane Hamme, Charles Bolinger. Left to Right, First Row: Sandy Dittenhafer, Henrietta Kohr, Pat Luckenbaugh, Lynnette 'I 'I -'I Kinsey, Don Bosserman, Janet Gross, Creigh Reichard, John Leib, Second Row: Stan Senft, Donald Boyer, Sally Nusz, Glenn Bowman, Duane Homme, Ross Hartsough, Dean Kessler, Jess Lininger, Samuel Dayhoft, Third Row: Lois Julius, Jake Hoover, Nelson Kline- dinst, Fred Mummert, Lee Taylor, Larry Zearfoss, Susan Zech, Fourth Row: Bill Halliwell, Gerald Senft, Jack Neal. 36 I H'-4 NI' 2 S Left to Right, First Row: Nancy Kopp, Deanna Spangler, Donna Burkholder, Lea Conrad, Susie Wolfe, Bev Buchmyer, Janet Klinedinst, Joyce Woodring, Dawn Stough, Barbara Kopp, Second Row: Joyce Neal, Laverne Sipe, LeRoy Thoman, Walter Fahs, John Gun- net, Fred Eisenhart, Gene Fegely, Judith Shearer, Faye Detter, Third Row: Janie Rafiens- perger, Suzanne Firestone, Ronald Bollinger, Phil Mitzel, Robert Stambaugh, Frances Riz- zuto, Carol Eberly, Bryan Smith. AXX Left to Right, First Row: Trulymae Olewiler, Thelma Brokenshire, Yvonne Bentzel, Louise Smyser, Sara Ann Boring, Carolyn Falkenstine, Dora Miller, Judy Rosenzweig, Second Row: Charles Wantz, Ronald Bolton, Charles Bolinger, Jim Everett, Charles Bixler, Doris Markle, Bob Miller, Third Row: Karl Godfrey, Mike Duncan. 37 if sw' Left fo Righi: Mr. Bupp, Sam Jcnneha, Alice Gross, Beverly Blouse, Ann Kohler President .... Vice President .... Secretory .... Treasurer. . . Advisor. . . .Som Jcnnetfci .Beverly Blouse . . .Alice Gross . . .Ann Kohler Dorwin S. Bupp l0-l ,vo i Q IND Left to Right, First Row: Ned Kaufiman, Sue Berger, Lois Fudem, Julia Gemmill, Dona Hoke, Roxana Bollinger, Ann Kohler, Carolyn Thompson, Marilynn Kottcamp, Pat Perkins, Second Row: Barbara Elliot, Betty Boyer, Buck Metzler, Bev Blouse, Dick Heberly, Sandy Snyder, Jean Weigard, Carolyn Schriver, Third Row: Bob Martin, Yvonne Himes, Melinda Strayer, Pat Bumbaugh, Sam Jannetta, Alice Gross, Paul Spangler, Fourth Row: Jim Walker, Bill Spangler. X ,Arai sq . l'Z', lv' , Q- X B J fi 5' Viili 1 Loft to Right, First Row: Bruce Hartsough, Adrian Eaton, Gene Whitacre, Samuel Glessner, Al Maul, Clinton Bubb, Mike Smyser, Jim Clough, John Spillman, Second Row: Charlie Glessner, Ronald Welsh, Phil Ort, Dennis Diehl, Ed Gross, Gary Kerr, Ed Taylor, Third Row: Gary Cable, Paul Sheffer. 39 Left to Right, First Row: Murina Barr, Georgia Sipe, Sue Haines, Ralph Garber, John 10,3 Eimerbrink, Nadine Keech, Margaret Glase, Nancy Kunkel, Don Kraut, Harriet Maul, Second Row: Larry Rinehart, Cordelia Aldinger, Patricia Metzel, Pat Neeley, Marcie Copenhaver, Nancy Kemper, Carol Horner, Ray Knaub, Penny Gemmillg Third Row: Wayne Holtzapple, Charlie Younker, Nancy Delauter, Ron Shatter, Nancy Markle, Ray Blosser, Robert Hoskin, Barbara Schwab, Fourth Row: Ray Mundorf, Danny Mitchell, Woody Hoskin, Bill Enterline, Galen Poft, Rodney Schrum. Left to Right, First Row: Doris Stough, Nancy Mann, Sally Brenneman, Dorothy Hovis, 'I 0 4 Delores Dennis, Janet Hoft, Harriet Haley, Pat Bare, Harriet Santucci, Second Row: Shir- - ley Miller, Ethel Lehr, Pat Turner, Bonnie Stover, George Smallwood, Barbara Beach, Andrea Meckley, Ronald Hengst, Third Row: Gloria Falkenstine, Vivian Pfeiffer, Roberta Allen, Janet Senft, Mada Keefer, Mary Jane Silzer, Ed Linsey, Fourth Row: Richard Stam- baugh, Jan Shatter, Harold Spahr, Wayne Howe, David Smith, Bob Gunnet, Fifth Row: Vernon Kopp. 40 7 Loft to Right: Michael Young, Donald Lookingbill, Robert Herbert Yost, Mr. Rinehart. President ..... Vice President .... Secretary. . , Treasurer. . . Advisor. . . Becker Donald Lookingbill . . .Michael Young . . .Herbert Yost . . . .Robert Becker Charles H. Rinehart Left to Right, First Row: Renee Lisse, Carol Ness, Fern Welty, Joann Hoskin, Diane See- bold, John Peregoy, Phyllis Miller, Fay Welcomer, Jay Slouch, Jack Clough, Second Row: Ronald Keister, Charles Hull, Charles Leathery, Richard Dennis, Ronald Myers, Jane Thomas, Jessica Debes, Michael Young, John Moramarco, Ray Lecrone, Rachel Richards, Third Row: John Hopple, William Cash, Steve Keller, Glenn Julius, Gary Zearfoss, Reid Miller, Jim Ketterman, Ralph Holland, Robert Becker, Glenn Gibbs, Fourth Row: Gerald Keister. Left to Right, First Row: Lois Decker, Pat Murphy, Shirley Crone, Leroy Zellers, Shirley King, Donald Lookingbill, Bob Stitley, Nanette Keller, Herb Yost, Second Row: Ronald Mummert, James Arnold, Tom Spangler, Dave Smith, James Schroyer, Jeff Amsbaugh, Jay Rotz, George Swemley, Third Row: Tom Albright, Darrell Berkheimer, Yvonne Brown, Veda Noel, Mike Ketterman, Liz Disbrow, Steve Wenrich, Fourth Row: Ralph Oerman, Tom Smeltzer, Susan Bentzel, Joyce Garland. 42 V3 Left to Right, First Row: Carol Owen, Joanne Hott, Joyce Detter, Darrell Sloan, Wade Keech, Darlene Hursh, Mary Folkenroth, Nadine Becker, Shirley Eisenhart, Joan Glad- felter, Second Row: Nancy Summers, Carole Meckley, Brian Noel, Sally Wagner, Jan Sheffer, Terry Langeheine, Jerry Weaver, Faye Shultz, Floss Zeigler, Third Row: Doris Pittenger, Bill Walker, Sandra Gentzler, Ronnie Peters, Judy Lininger, Edward Straus- baugh, Wanda Boyer, Janet Arnold, Fourth Row: Jay Arnold, Eddie King, Russ Dennis, Tom McWilliams, Barry Lefever, Walter Beers, Raymond Ernst, Fifth Row: Rodney Eisen- hart, Robert Bosserman, Dick Jones. 1? Left to Right, First Row: Barbara Wilhelm, Judy Frey, Sandy Valentine, Robert Hopkins, Donna Eisenhart, Janice Gladfelter, Carol Bare, Diane Stough, Lois Clark, Donna Ganther, Second Row: Bruce Musser, Barron Emig, Roy Cox, Rosemary Oliver, Sandra Murphy, Bar- bara Sipple, Gary Klinedinst, Carol Hirt, Ginny Kleiman, Third Row: Lauella Peters, Gary Lehr, Albert White, Elmer Stambaugh, Donald Shenberger, Earl Wise, Sandra Breneman, Lorna Flinchbaugh, Fourth Row: Dennis Vaughn, Lawrence Berkheimer, Barry Becker, Stanley Strausbaugh. 43 new President. . . . . .Larry Walker Vice President .... Roselee Nichols Secretary. . . . .Judy Firestone Treasurer ......,... James Nace - 911 Advisor. . .Charles C. Richards, Jr. Left to Right: James Nace, Larry Walker, Mr. Richards, Roselee Nichols, Judy Firestone. 8-l bl Left to Right, First Row: Bob Lehr, Nedra Snyder, Steve Shryock, Wilbur Kinneman, Tom Werner, George Livingston, Garry Sipe, Theda Rebert, Madeleine Bumap, George Bixler, Second Row: Roselee Nichols, Donna Brown, Bill Albright, Joyce Mohlman, Marcia Baker, Worley Rudisill, Jim Nace, Jim Robison, Pat Reid, Third Row: Ann Newcomer, Ronald Cramer, Marena Colgan, Marlene Moul, Robert Markel, Larry Walker, Linda Hildebrand, Linda Dennis, Fourth Row: Dennis Boring, Paula Hassinger, Tim Wolf, Gwylan llgenfritz, Gary Rowe, Brian Dittenhafer. 44 ,fr Left to Right, First Row: Stuart Boyer, Gloria Rinehart, Janet Krishingner, Robert Mickey, Connie Cunningham, Charles Almoney, Linda Cash, Bonnie Harter, Joel Krewson, Joan Miller, Second Row: Jeanette Aldinger, Patsy Hoats, Betty Shoemaker, Judith Firestone, Dianne Fox, Eleanor Winter, Loretta King, Carol Pittenger, Lovellen Unger, Third Row: Shirley Stough, Jack Elicker, Ralph Dermota, David Berkheimer, George Martz, James Heidler, John Morningstar, Connie Green, Fourth Row: Don Bentz, Bronley Free, Carl Greiner. Left to Right, First Row: Ray Trone, Jeanne Thomas, Jane Hoke, Franklin Ramble, Barry Gettier, Lynn Weigel, Gail Lefever, Linda Boring, Gary Duncan, Earl Strayer, Second Row: William Knaub, Waynette Conrad, Holly Wakeland, Barry Horner, Anita Plath, Dar- lene Shearer, Linda Miller, James Smith, Clifton Thomson, Third Row: Nancy Shoemaker, Geraldine Gross, Willa Mae Garrett, Larry Luckenbaugh, Ronnie Henry, Gloria Heiss, Dona Kise, Brenda Anstine, Fourth Row: Jack Fisher, Donald Snow, Lance Graft. 45 8-4 Left to Right, First Row: Annette Crone, Sandro Gelwicks, Roger Myers, Clarence Gross, Beverly Bower, Wanda Horton, Wayne Campbell, Diana Zellers, Fred Freed, Georgia Wantz, Second Row: Linda Hinea, Sylvia Holtzapple, Arlene Sweitzer, Bonnie Knaub, Ruth Morrison, Joyce Homme, Walter McBlain, Darlene Lehr, Nancy Senft, Third Row: Ronald Davis, Marlin Holtzapple, Patricia Eisenhart, Marlin Bortner, Gary Ginter, Barry King, John Strom, John Brokenshire, Fourth Row: LeRoy Renoll, Carolyn Arnold. P FK s .1 Q . M X' Evqf .M 8-5 x K' left to Right, First Row: Bill Hopple, Susan Reynold, Judy Unger, Carrolyn Crone, Armetha Fleming, Harold Crone, Joyce Kern, Susan Linsey, Robert Glatfelter, Thomas Langeheine, Second Rowf Terry Senft, Peggy Wile, Joanne Knaub, Brenda Brown, Char- lotte Sweitzer, Donald Ganther, Beverly Spangler, Lynette Seitz, Sandra Arnold, Third Row: Don Eisenhour, Jeff Klinedinst, Donald Harrison, Jean Myers, Larry Young, Ronnie Mentzer, Paul Breneman, Fourth Row: Eugene Wymer, Robert Walker. 46 President .... Vice President. . . Secretary. . . Treasurer. , . Historian. . . Advisor. . . . . .Donald E. Wissinger . . . .James Nace .......Joan Becker . .Robert Nace . . .Kathy Emig -V I Judy Ra ben stine Left to Right: Kathy Emig, Robert Nace, Judy Rabenstine, Joan Becker, James Nace, Mr. Wissinger. 'tw' 7-l Left to Right, First Row: Frances Taylor, Samuel Thomas, Linda Flinchbaugh, Mike Beck- meyer, Franklin Williams, Cindy Zeigler, Rudy Snyder, Brian Kauffman, James Hilbert, JoAnn Plymire, Second Row: James Nace, Gale Bryant, Marty Koons, Dale Markel, Larry Knipple, Marlene Rinehart, Fred Goodling, Charles Ernst, Bonnie Malehorng Third Row: Bill Bingaman, Ann Lichty, Mike Hutton, Lonnie Hengst, Jacqueline Newcomer, Julia Schriver, Michael Keller, Kandie Taylor, Fourth Row: Frances Fockler, Marilyn Stover, Carolyn Anderson, Frances Stutts, George Chronister, Kathy Emig, Sharon Stough, Fifth Row: Darlene Wallerius, Donald Hinkle, Sally Wilderson. 47 Left to Right, First Row: Robert Bingaman, Rodney Clements, Alice Kerr, Fred Straus- baugh, Edna Anderson, Terry Holland, Paul Valentine, Bob Rinehart, Jean Marie Hatfield, Barry Kopp, Second Row: Skip Markle, Mike Klinedinst, Barry Kope, Loretta Smyser, Fay Becker, Eldon Blosser, Dennis Middleton, Carolyn Hengst, Gay Ann Fuhrmang Third Row: Daniel Herman, Annetta Hoftheins, Sandy Ryan, Judy Rabenstine, Kay Enterline, Lindo Gillespie, Suzanne Seifried, Sara Ann Fishery Fourth Row: Henry Aughenbough, Marlene Woodring, Barbara Arnold, James Smith, Sandra Glessner, Ann Shindler, Fred Gross, Joyce Cable. Left to Right, First Row: Delores Gross, Shirley Steidler, Richard Enterline, Gerald Fire- stone, Linda Feeser, Sandra Holtzopple, Larry Siple, Janet Spillman, Joan Keech, Michael Wood, Second Row: Arvena Desenberg, Terry Hulshart, Rodney Naylor, Dale Reisinger, Diana Dennis, Barbara Dehoff, John Godfrey, Alverta Torbert, Carolyn Everett, Third Row: Joan Becker, Emanuel Bingaman, Bonnie Wagamon, Dale Becker, Michael Reidel, William Nitchman, Sandra Vaughn, Marilyn Brillhart, Fourth Row: Brian Young, Philip Leibhart, Phyllis Keister, Shirley Wintermeyer. 48 Os Left to Right, First Row: Nancy Weaver, Kenneth Smith, Ronald Zellers, Robert Nace, 7-4 Douglas Baublitz, Judy Hirt, Lou Gerrick, Terry Stover, Carol Rohrbaugh, James Hoover, Second Row: Barry Mergenthaler, Deanna Shenberger, Larry Bare, Rosalie Hedrick, Judy Boyd, Dixie Smith, Shirley Scott, Yvonne Painter, Kay Diehl, Third Row: Sandra Garver, Charles Knokey, Linda Eisenhart, Larry Hershberger, Judith Grove, Nancy Cheever, Gerald Vaughn, Joyce Flinchbough, Fourth Row: Louise Driscoll, Paul Mummert, Frank Rizzuto, Elaine Kinneman, Elva Jean Falkenstein, Jerry Cramer. L--fi Left to Right, First Row: Ronald Crone, Jackie Almoney, Janet Shearer, Clark Renoll, Fred 7-5 Enterline, Daisy McEvoy, Sylvia Kopp, DeEtta Desenberg, Charles Tanner, Second Row: Donald Markel, Robert Feeser, Donald Crisamore, Herbert Harbold, George Brenner. 49 O' i, f -V Vvir 4-jf Z .L QMKZ' ,Z me-N , F -Y 50 Ar I I it on ,- cb fa. Left to Right, First Row: Donna Ganther, Pot Murphy, Linda Boring, Sandra Brenneman, Jane Thomas Roselee Nichols, Jessica Debes, Nanette Keller, Joan Miller, Second Row: Gloria Rinehart, Theda Rebert Judy Frey, Patricia Reid, Bonnie Harter, Linda Cash, Nedra Snyder, Madeleine Bufflap, Miss Kise, Third Row: Holly Wakeland, Loretta King, Patsy Hoats, Joann Hoskin, Shirley King, Marcia Baker, Wanda Horton, Fourth Row: Ronald Mummert, Geraldine Gross, Judy Firestone, Shirley Stough, Charles Hull Donna Kiseg Fifth Row: Veda Noel, Sandra Murphy, Rosemary Oliver, Linda Hildebrand, Arlene Sweitzer Members of the Junior Dramatic Club enioy acting and practice this art by performing skits each week at their meetings. The club also features social events such as the annual trip to York Little Theater. President ..... Vice President. . . Secretary ....... Assistant Secretary. Treasurer ....... Assistant Treasurer. Advisor. . . . . . .Jane Thomas . .Roselee Nichols . . .Jessica Debes .Marsha Schwab Sandra Breneman . . . . .Veda Noel . .Greta Kise The Village Band Rehearses ,WS lgf, Left to Right, First Row: Richard Enterline, Gay Ann Fuhrman, Dixie Smith, James Smith, Caroline Shryock, Margaret Miller, .leftry Amsbaugh, Donald Lookingbill, Clarence Gross, Bobby Nace, Second Row: Joann Hoskin, Janet Klinedinst, Mike Young, Jean Miller, Allen Metzler, Betty Shoemaker, Virginia Kleiman, Larry Walker, Third Row: Brian Dittenhafer, Sam Jannetta, Eva Anstine, Frances Rizzuto, Tom Shefter, Albert Maul, Alice Gross, Fourth Row: Lois Julius, Don Bosserman, Duane Hamme, Jake Hoover, Fred Mummert, Henrietta Kohr, Fifth Row: Mr. Altland, Byron Grove, Ira Keech, Jon Myers, Bob Lindstrom, Fred Eisenhart. West York's Student Council strove toward better relations among the faculty, the administra- tion, and the student body. Each Monday morning these elected representatives met in room 20 to discuss school problems. Several Council members attended conferences with other ,Q Z V, schools to learn more about Student Council E Procedure and finances. f i W E Informal Conference with Mr. Altland in the Council's Lounge. 52 Zadq Offcbew 1955-'56 President. , , , Jim Brenneman Vice President . . . , Glenn Bowman Secretary, , , Donna Oerman Treasurer. 4 . . ,Jackie VVolf Board of Censors ..i.. . ,Jane Fockler v John Bowman-Pat Martin KJ Left to Right, Kneeling: Fred Mummertg Standing: Henrietta Kohr, Lois Julius, Gary Kerr, Jake Hoover, Jackie Wolf, Donna Oerman. Left to Right, Kneeling: John Bowmang Standing: Jane Fockler, Jim Brenneman, Glenn Bowman, Pat Martin, Jackie Wolf, Donna Oerman. 'l 956-'57 President .... . . .Jake Hoover Vice President. . . ,..... Gary Kerr Secretary .,.. . . .Donna Oerman Treasurer ...... .... J ackie Wolf Board of Censors ........ .Lois Julius Fred Mummert-Henrietta Kohr CWM President ..,, fBarbara Gunnet Vice President. , .Gloria Arnold Secretary, . . Carolyn Schriver Treasurer ..... Janet Klinedinst Advisor ...,. Dorothy Hillegass Left to Right, Kneeling: Gloria Arnold, Barbara Gunnet, Janet Klinedinst, Carolyn Schriver, Standing: Janet Gross, Judy Rosenzweig, Jackie Wolf, Dawn Stough, Carol Eberly, Lynnette Kinsey, Louise Smyser, Carolyn Falkenstein, Henrietta Kohr, Nancy Kopp, Dora Miller, Miss Hillegass. mm, gy President ..... .,,. E arl Wise Vice President. 4 . . r .Ray Lecrone Secretary. . . . . .Paul Mummert Treasurer ..... , ..... Lou Gerrick Sergeant-at-Arms . . Rodney Eisenhart Custodians ......,, Jerry Weaver Donald Crisamore Advisor, I A V . . Priscilla Ferry Left to Right, Seated: Jack Clough, Ronald Zellers, Lou Gerrick, Robert Nace, Douglas Baulolitz, Standing, First Row: Bill Hopple, Jerry Weaver, Charles Tanner, Richard Enterline, Kenneth Smith, John Morningstar, Last Row: Charles Knokey, Donald Crisamore, George Brenner, Jerry Cramer, Terry Langeheine, Rodney Eisenhart, James Heidler, Paul Mum- mert, Ray Lecrone, Ronald Myers, Paul Winter. 54 '2ed Left to Right, First Row: Ann Shindler, Darlene Wollerius, Frances Taylor, Jo Ann Plymire, Judy Hirt, Nedra Snyder, Marena Colgan, Lois Julius, Linda Dennis, Sandra Brenneman, Carol Rohrbaugh, Jean Marie Hatfield, Joan Miller, Louise Driscoll, Carolyn Anderson, Second Row: Frances Stutts, Alice Kerr, Lou Gerrick, Donna Ganther, Ronald Zellers, Bonnie Malehorn, Cynthia Zeigler, Marlene Rinehart, Fay Becker, Douglas Baublitz, Linda Flinchbaugh, Robert Nace, Kay Diehl, Sandra Glessner, Mr. Zinn, Third Row: Eleanor Winter, Lorna Flinchbaugh, Pot Murphy, Loretta Smyser, Ann Lichty, Bonnie Harter, Joyce Flinchbaugh, Rosalie Hedrick, Sara Ann Fisher, Suzanne Seifried, Gloria Rinehart, Nanette Keller, Gay Ann Fuhrman, John Moramarco, Fourth Row: Shirley Stough, Dixie Smith, Julia Schriver, Sandra Valen- tine, Frances Fockler, Jacqueline Newcomer, Janet Krishingner, Linda Gillespie, Carol Bare, Barbara Wilhelm, Shirley Scott, Yvonne Painter, Frank Rizzuto, Fifth Row: Dale Becker, Kay Enterline, Patsy Hoats, Darlene Lehr, Darlene Shearer, Waynette Conrad, Beverly Bower, Betsy Disbrow, Ginny Kleiman, Betty Shoemaker, Judy Rabenstine, Donna Kise, Annetta Hoffheinsy Sixth Row: Elaine Kinneman, Linda Hildebrand, Barbara Arnold, Marlene Woodring, Emanuel Bingaman, Joyce Cable, Kathy Emig, Linda Eisenhart, Charles Knokey, Sandra Garver, Elva Jean Falkenstein, Nancy Cheever. President .... . . .Linda Dennis Vice President. . . ..., Marena Colgan Secretary ..,, . . .Sandra Brenneman Treasurer. . . . . .Nedra Snyder Advisor. . . , , ,Allan E. Zinn .llllll0R RED 55 We Serve 2-7 .V f 1 T K 'LJ i S 5 greg Left to Right, First Row: Jean Miller, Jane Fockler, Carolyn Schriver, Lois Julius, Caroline Shryock, Sally Nusz, Susan Zech, Charlotte Baker, Ann Becker, Second Row: Miss Senft, Georgia Sipe, Pat Perkins, Nancy Kopp, Lois Fudem, Margaret Miller, Barbara Kopp, Henrietta Kohr, Sandy Dittenhafer, Nancy Mann, Pat Martin, Third Row: Joan Markel, Dawn Stough, Judy Shearer, Julia Gemmill, Barbara Schwab, Pat Luckenbaugh, Roxana Bollinger, Dora Miller, Thelma Brokenshire, Fourth Row: Sara Ann Boring, Beverly Blouse, Melinda Strayer, Pat Bumbaugh, Mary Ann Shaefer, Lynne Kinsey, Louise Smyser, Sandy Snyder, Fifth Row: Frances Rizzuto, Joyce Haller, Doris Markle, President ...., .... C aroline Shryock Y-Teen5 is q very active group of girls who, Vice presidenf' ' A 'AABAV Sally NUSZ throughout the year, have participated in com! Secremry urrr 'nklh' L oisuulius munity proiects such as folding tuberculosis seals, b Christmas caroling, and making tray favors for Treasurer. . . . . .Carolyn Schriver the York Hospital. Chaplain --444--4 --4- 5 USUN Zed' One of the outstanding events of the Y-Teen Program Chairman . , , . . .Jean Miller year was the Teacher-Student Complaint Night, when members of the faculty and the Varsity Club participated with the Y-Teens in a panel discussion of school problems. Inter Club Council. . . .... Ann Becker Advisor ........ . . .Elizabeth Senft Panel Ponders Problem. 56 Left to Right, Kneeling: John Leib, Lee Morkey, John Spillrnan, Don Bosserman, Standing: Richard Heberly, Charles Bolinger, Jack Neal, Duane Homme, Brian Dittenhafer. This group of boys, under their advisor, Philip A. Douglas, is taught the history of printing and its progress in our modern civilization. Their knowledge of simple press work and hand composing will be an asset to them in the future. Stage Manager. . .Don Bosserman Sound Technician ...... John Leib Lighting Technician .... Jack Neal Assistant Lighting Technician John Spillman Assistant Sound Technician Richard Heberly Advisor. . . .,.. Peyton Russell These are the boys behind the scenes of the productions of West York. They work hard, sometimes long hours into the night. Their work is well appreciated by those who have associated with them. Left to Right: Wayne Campbell, Clarence Gross, Walter McBlain, Lonnie Hengst, Larry Walker, Wilbur Kinneman. left to Right, First Row: Robert Martin, Susan Zech, Joyce Haller, Charlotte Baker, Mary Ann Shaefer, Henrietta Kohr, Jean Weigard, Pat Martin, Second Row: Bill Halliwell, Jean Miller, Barbara Schwab Jane Raffensperger, Harriet Reid, Dean Kessler, Ann Becker, Leon Taylor, Susie Wolfe, Third Row: Jim Walker, Jack Neal, Wayne Wagoman, Jane Fockler, Fred Mummert. A Dramatic Moment from Antic Spring. This year, Citamard again presented its annual three one-act plays. The play judged best, The Plum Tree, went to Millersville and participated in High School Drama Night. This group of aspiring actors and actresses also presented a three-act mystery entitled Lauro. President. . , Mary Ann Shaefer Vice President. , ,.,, Charlotte Baker Secrefgry, , , .... Susan Zech Treasurer, . . .,.. Joyce Haller Advisor. . , .... Julia Bender 58 We Left to Right, First Row: Ann Shindler, Linda Eisenhart, Marlene Woodring, Joyce Cable, Daisie McEvoy, Judy Grove, Bonnie Wagaman, Carolyn Anderson, Sandra Holtzapple, Darlene Wallerius, Sandra Glessner, Second Row: Barbara Arnold, Frances Fockler, Sandra Vaughn, Sandra Garver, Annetta Hoffheins, Kay Enterline, Shirley Scotl, Sally Wilderson, Suzanne Seifried, Diana Dennis, Phyllis Keister, Third Row: Elva Falkenstein, Elaine Kinneman, Joan Becker, Judy Rabenstine, Nancy Cheever, Deanna Shenberger, Joyce Flinchbaugh, Martha Koons, Dixie Smith, Kay Diehl, Jackie Newcomer, Kathy Emig, Marilyn Stover, Fourth Row: Sara Ann Fisher, Janet Shearer, Alverla Torbert, Sylvia Kopp, Penny Kenney, Loretta Smyser, Rosalie Hedrick, Yvonne Painter, Judy Boyd, Fay Becker, Linda Feeser, Marlene Rinehart, Ann Lichty, Fifth Row: Louise Driscoll, Julio Schriver, Edna Anderson, Alice Kerr, Janet Spill- man, JoAnn Plymire, Frances Taylor, Jean Marie Hatfield, Carol Rohrbaugh, Linda Flinchbaugh, Cynthia Zeigler, Kondie Taylor, Bonnie Malehorn. Zend Left to Right, First Row: Paul Valentine, Donald Linebaugh, Mr. Ward, George Boyer, Second Row: Richard Heberly, Byron Grove, Mike Hutton, Richard Lehman, Mike Smyser, Paul Spangler, Background: Ronald Wolf. 59 Left to Right, First Row: Bob Taylor, Bob Burns, John Emig, Bob Lindstrom, Jim Brenneman, Tom Sheffer, Second Row: Jake Hoover, Fred Eisenhart, Jack Neal, Sam Dayhoff, Charlie Bolinger, Glenn Bowman, Larry Zearfoss, Third Row: Mike Ketterman, Paul Sheffer, Dave Smith, Gary Cable, Al Maul, Dan Mitchell. The Varsity Club, which met every Tuesday morning, was organized to promote school spirit and to maintain policies which safeguard the value of interscholastic athletics and emphasize good sportsmanship. To fulfill this purpose, the group this year sponsored the First Annual Cheerleading Contest for schools in York County. The program was a huge success and the winning trophy was awarded to Mt. Rose Junior High School. The club was also responsible for the Faculty-All Star game and the Sports- men's Shuttle. President ..... . . ,John Bowman Vice President. . . . . .Jon Myers il if lgi' vi Secretary .,.. .... J ohn Emig Treasurer .... . . .Tom Sheffer Advisor .... , . .Donald Kocher Representatives of Four of the Major Sports at West York Are, Left to Right, William Bahn, Jack Goodling, Jon Myers, John Bowman. 60 . Q 1 Left to Right, Seated: Jim Brenneman, Jane Pontz, Barbara Gunnet, Jacqueline Wolf, Jean Miller, Pat Martin, Jane Fockler, John Bowman, Jon Myers, Caroline Shryock, Ned Thomas, Standing: Mrs. Lentz, Earl Hoover, Lois Julius, Lynnette Kinsey, Henrietta Kohr, Barbara Noel, Jake Hoover. 'gfancvzs' , 6 ,., .. -f r ri 7 QR! , -' 4 , I f N -S 5 ST Left to Right, First Row: Patricia Murphy, Jane Thomas, Jessica Debes, Michael Young, Rachel Richards, Nanette Keller, Second Row: Roselee Nichols, Joann Hoskin, Linda Hildebrand, Janet Arnold, Marcia Baker, Marsha Schwab, Gloria Rinehart, Nedra Snyder, Miss Hillegass, Third Row: Robert Lehr, Larry Walker, Gary Rowe, David Smith, Donald Lookingbill. 61 I . Q Sr me ff' . 9 L' t J Q I it 'ill A ir . ,fn if Q 'elle his As- . -fg',,.?.Q, ' t L ,W .Y P' ,Y A W u- XJ L ,., X .N j Vi., ,is M g mt A C3 V, Q f. ' f A H L bL i tsl- 5-his ii.. if f Q tg .L Left to Right, First Row: Pat Fringer, Frances Rizzuto, Joyce Neal, Carolyn Falkenstein, Thelma Broken- shire, Dawn Stough, Henrietta Kohr, Caroline Shryock, Sandra Dittenhafer, Judy Shearer, Lynnette Kinsey, Lois Julius, Second Row: Donna Oerman, Sally Nusz, Jane Fockler, Joyce Haller, Jean Miller, Barbara Beach, Judy Rosenzweig, Suzanne Firestone, Jane Pontz, Third Row: Trulymae Olewiler, Joyce Woodring, Susan Zech, Eva Anstine, Lorraine Maul, Pat Bumbaugh, Louise Smyser, Ardella Breneman, Nancy Landis, Alice Gross, Fourth Row: Ann Kohler, Gloria Clark, Nancy Mann, Julia Gemmill, Carolyn Schriver, Charlotte Baker, Ann Becker, Beverly Blouse, Barbara Elliot, Rose Baer, Roberta Allen, Fifth Row: Harriet Santucci, Yvonne Himes, Susan Haines, Marilyn Kottcamp, Sandra Snyder, Pat Metzel, Barbara Noel, Gloria Arnold, Deanna Boring, Sara Ann Stambaugh. inning President .... .... F rances Rizzuto Vice President .Carolyn Falkenstein i Secretary ,... .... D onna Oerman Director. . .... Hazel Blish Q Left to Right: Donna Oerman, Frances Rizzuto, Sally Nusz, Carolyn Falkenstine, Thelma Brokenshire, Henrietta Kohr, Carolyn Thompson, Sandra Dittenhafer, Jane Pontz, Lois Julius. 62 x I 4-9 -- - uf 2 'N L -' 4 4 ..- I V 'Lt' a L, I U ,K ill' x P ' .- i f f it 4 A 7 . , 1 4 .ls gg' Ir, Q , Q 'wi ' -1 ' 7 Q - . - f - ' '- H ' -J La s 1 cfs N. . A . 0 .- , - i L , - ' ' ' . . I x l 4 , 1 y , . S-O X, ' x Left to Right, First Row: Charles Bolinger, Don Bosserman, Sam Dayhoft, Jesse Lininger, Duane Hamme, George Boyer, John Leib, Charles Hull, Ross Hartsough, Lee Morkey, Ralph Holland, Second Row: Jock Neal, Byron Grove, Jim Walker, Nelson Klinedinst, Robert Martin, Glenn Julius, Ronald Wolf, Bill Smyser, Carl Klinedinst, Third Row: Ralph Dermota, Worley Rudisill, John Throne, Mike Young, Bill En- terline, Fred Eisenhart, Fourth Row: Stewart Fair, Donald Bentz, Bronley Free, Elwood Hoskin, Larry Rinehart, Charles Glessner, Ray Knaub, Robert Gerber, Fifth Row: Jim Smith, Jack Clough, Joel Krew- son, Jay Stough, Teryl Schweitzer, John Morningstar, John Moramorco, Sixth Row: Charles Younker, Stuart Boyer, Donald Mummert, Ned Kauffman, George Martz. TROUBADOUR OFFICERS President ..... . . .Donald Mummert Vice President. . . .... Sam Dayhofi Secretary .... . . .Fred Eisenhart Treasurer. . . . , .Don Bosserman Librarian. . . ,,,,, John Leib Director. . . . . .Hazel Blish CHORALAIRE OFFICERS President ...,........,. Donna Oerman Vice President. . . Secretary ..,,.., Treasurer ....... Don Bossermqn, Som Dcyhogl Merit Chairman . . Jock Neal' Chcfles Bollngef- Director ....... 63 Assistant Secretary ,... . . .Ann Becker . . .Pat Martin . . .Joyce Neal . .Judy Shearer Charlotte Baker . . .Hazel Blish 11-4 .,,, E KAV. gi .ish N I sa il 1 xt w I sk , . , ss-- Leff fo Righi, First Row: Carolyn Falkensfein, Joyce Neal, Thelma Brokenshire, Henrietta Kohr, Carolyn Thompson, Judy Shearer, Second Row: Frances Rizzufo, James Walker, Donna Oerman, Charles Bolinger, Sally Nusz, Jack Neal, Caroline Shryock, Jane Thomas, Bill Smyser, Lynnelfe Kinsey, Jesse Lininger, Duane Hamme, Dawn Slough, Ross Harlsough, Jane Ponlz, Carl Klinedinsf, Lois Julius, Third Row: Lee Markey, Charles Hull, John Leib, George Boyer, Don Bosserman, Ralph Holland. Presidenf ,.., . 4 .Duane Hamme Vice Presidenf .,.. . . .Charles Bolinger Secrefary. . . .... Sally Nusz Director, , . . . .Hazel Blish Seafed: Caroline Shryock, Standing: Duane Hamme and George Boyer 64 5 S W H if fl Left to Right, First Row: Beverly Bower, Carol Pittinger, Eleanor Winter, Jean Myers, Judy Lininger, Sandra Gentzler, Wanda Boyer, Doris Pittinger, Joyce Garland, Second Row: Roselee Nichols, Holly Wakeland, Charlotte Sweitzer, Patsy Hoats, Barbara Sipple, Willa May Garrett, Louella Peters, Paula Hassingerp Third Row: Theda Rebert, Susan Linsey, Patricia Reid, Geraldine Gross, Shirley King, Judy Firestone, Marena Colgan, Sylvia Holtzapple, Sandra Murphy, Fourth Row: Carrolyn Crone, Barbara Wilhelm, Nancy Senft, Donna Brown, Joanne Knaub, Connie Cunningham, Nancy Summers, Linda Dennis, Marcia Baker, Fifth Row: Georgia Wantz, Patricia Murphy, Diane Stough, Linda Boring, Sandra Gelwicks, Armetha Fleming, Carol Owen, Sandra Valentine, Mary Folken- roth, Darlene Lehr, F i if 'Lua- 4. L., t' F ' , J 'til l ' E f 4 E f ' . C -ig l a P N fi 5 J -M K 11:4 L if B ' S. U ' ,J f if 'f ,C s l l J so k ' Left to Right, First Row: Connie Green, Carolyn Arnold, Sandra Breneman, Linda Hildebrand Madeleine BuFFlap, Gloria Heiss, Second Row: Joan SheFfer, Jeanette Aldinger, Phyllis Miller, Bon- nie Harter, Joan Miller, Nanette Keller, Third Row: Sally Wagner, Darlene Shearer, Bonnie Knaub, Waynette Conrad, Joyce Detter, Fourth Row: Marsha Schwab, Brenda Brown, Gail Lefever, Jane Hake, Shirley Eisenhart, Nadine Becker, Fifth Row: Carol Meckley, Carol Ness, Linda Cash, Gloria Rinehart, Joyce Kern, Nedra Snyder. 1 A President .... . . .Nanette Keller Vice President. . . ..., Phyllis Miller Left to Right: Madeleine Bufiflap, Secretory .,... , ,Rctchel Richards Gloria Heiss, Jessica Debes, Kathy Emig, Marlene Rinehart, Seated at the piano: Fay Welcomer. Ass't. Secretary .... Mary Falkenroth Treasurer ..... . .Patricia Murphy Director. . . . .Hazel Blish 65 N Algf , 0 Left to Right, First Row: Mark Swartz, Wayne Wagaman, Edward Strausbaugh, Sharon Stough, Barry Kopp, George Boyer, Paul Valentine, Reid Miller, William Cash, Second Row: Dale Smyser, Michael Smyser, Carolyn Thompson, Sally Wilderson, Eleanor Winter, Donna Brown, Richard Heberly, William Spangler, Byron Grove, Mike Hutton, Gary Cable, Robert Mickey, Edward Alwood, Paul Spangler, Richard Lehman, Gwylan Ilgenfritz, Thomas Werner, Brian Dittenhafer, William Smyser, James Brennemon, Jerry Gingerich, Third Row: Mr. Ward, Barry Rebert, Ronald Wolf, Leroy Zellers, Robert Martin, LaForrester Todd, Roxana Bollinger, Duane Homme. Approximately thirty-five members of the orchestra met in the gym every Monday and Friday morn- ing under the direction of George A. Ward to rehearse in preparation for their various appearances in assembly programs. Culmination of their year's efforts was the big Spring Concert, March l, pre- sented by all the instrumental groups of West York Borough schools. After the concert, orchestra members presented a brief case as a farewell gift to Mr. Ward, who left the West York faculty in March. President Byron Grove Vice President Duane Homme Librarian Leroy Zellers Director George Ward 66 Part of the String Section, Zcuwl Left to Right, First Row: Duane Homme, Shirley PtaItzgratT, William Cash, Strom, Terry Hulshart, James Nace, Mike Keller, Howard Markle, Earl Martha Koons, Sharon Stough, Barry Kopp, William Srnyser, James Bren- Strayer, Michael Beckmeyer, Daniel Herman, Herbert Harbold, Fourth Row: neman, Jerry Gingerich, Second Row: Worley Rudisill, Paul Valentine, Jaan Susan Bentzel, Roxana Ballinger, Connie Cunningham, Marilyn Stover, Ron- Thomas, George Buyer, John Spillmgn, Elwood Hggkiny Dong Sfgugh, Har- ald Walt, Mr. Ward, LaForrester Todd, Fred Enterline, Steve Keller, Leroy riet Sontucci, Glenn Julius, Brian Dittenhater, Thomas Werner, Donna Zellef5f John G0df eYf Robert Marlin, Edwclfd Alwood. RiCh0fd Lehmafl, Brown, Gwylan llgeniritz, Jeftry Amsbaugh, Lindo Miller, Dennis Boring, WUYUC W090mU 'r GOTY Rowe, R9d Y Clemenui PU'-ll Bfenemcnf R0b0f7 Terry Holland, Mike Wood, Samuel Thomas, Bronley Free, Third Row: Byron Mlckeh John HOPPIQ- Michael 5mY5efr JONES Smillh D000 HON, Donald Grove, Richard Heberly, Sam Dayhot?, Charles Younker, Glenn Gibbs, 5n0Wf Ned Thomas' PW' 5PU '9l'?'f Clmflei 50li 9G'2 Abilftl Whit' PiC'Ufe Albert White, Robert Markel, Gary Sipe, Steve Shryock, Fred Freed, Joel WU5 Taken! G99 99 Mcfll- Krewson, Clarence Gross, Michael Hutton, Dale Markel, Fred Goodling, John West York High School Band, directed by George A. Ward, not only provided much spirit at the football games, but also took part in the Pageant of Bands, the Hallowe'en Parade, and their annual Spring Concert. Jerry Gingerich, first chair clarinet player, was a member of the District Band in Middletown, and also a participant in the State Band at Frackville. A new look at West York this year was the dance band which Mr. Ward organized from mem- bers of the instrumental groups. President Jerry Gingerich ell.. Vice President Richard Heberly Secretary-Treasurer Charles Bolinger Custodians Herbert Harbold William Knipple Director George Ward On Duty, - 67 Left to Right, First Row: Marilyn Kottcamp, Charlotte Bakerp Second Row: Susie Firestone Joyce Haller Rachel Richards, Dora Miller, Joann Hoskin, Doris Stoughi Absent when picture was taken Mary Ann Shaefer. Head Majorette Charlotte Baker Acrobat Marilyn Kottcamp These young ladies, headed by Charlotte Baker, added a great deal of vitality and color to our marching band. One of their most popular routines was a Scotch one which in- cluded wearing plaid kilts and high- land bonnets. Our Bonnie Lassies Left to Right: Margaret Glase, Marcie Copenhaver, Harriet Haley, Paula Hassinger, Sally Brenneman. These spirited groups contributed to the rhythmic beat of the West York Band and Maiorettes at football games and in community parades. Their colorful routines in Scotch plaid outfits proved to be an outstanding hit with spectators. Left to Right: Sally Nusz, Susan Zech, Lois Julius, Frances Rizzuto. 69 O O Left to.Right, Kneeling: Ann Becker, Jean Miller, Jane Fockler, Standing: Lorraine Moul, Caroline Shryock, Judy Shearer, Janet Gross. Our cheerleaders added a number of new cheers to their repertoire this year. At all our football and basketball games their vim and vigor led the students and alumni in cheering our boys to victory. Headed by Jean Miller, these girls put in a great deal of hard work, so each one deserves credit. Practice Sessions Can Be Strenuous ' cw Left to Right, First Row: Carolyn Everett, Sally Wagner, Marena Colgan, Second Row: Frances Fockler, Connie Green, Sandy Valentine. Debating!! The peppiest girls around are the never-tiring Junior High cheerleaders who are always ready and willing to boost their teams. These active seventh, eighth, and ninth graders added spirit and pep and maintained good sportsmanship at Junior High Varsity and Re- serve basketball games. 7l ' 'Spam if cd Left to Right, First Row: Joann Rudisill, Sue Haines, Barbara Kopp, Lorraine Moul, Mary Jane Zeigler, Barbara Noel, Margaret Glase, Nadine Keech, Lea Conrad, Sue Berger, Second Row: Doris Hicks, Melinda Strayer, Jane Ralifensperger, Susie Wolfe, Beverly Buchmyer, Carol Eberly, Barbara Hill, Pat Luckenbaugh, Third Row: Miss llgenfritz, Dawn Kerns, Harriet Reid, Suzanne Firestone, Eva Anstine. Every Thursday morning this group of Senior High girls kept in trim while learning to play more skilled volleyball and basketball. Under the direction of Miss Dorothy llgenfritz, they enjoyed both the teamwork and the friendly spirit of competition which prevailed when classmates faced each other across the net or on the basketball court. 72 A Battle for the Ball diff' Left to Right, Seated: Caroline Shryock, Joyce Haller, Henrietta Kohr, Jean Miller, Renee Lisse, Lynnette Kinsey, Standing: Mr. Martin, Janet Gross, Lois Julius, Susan Zech, George 414' Boyer. Left to Right, Seated: Edna Anderson, Cynthia Zeigler, Marlene Rinehart, Kandie Taylor, Sara Ann Fisher, Alverta Torbert, Standing: Sandra Vaughn, Carolyn Anderson, Ann Lichty, Joan Becker, Kathy Emig, Bonnie Malehorn, Sally Wilderson, Phyllis Keister. 73 7-'Pu 34.4 Left to Right, Seated: Dianne Fox, Linda Miller, Susan Orwig, Sandra Garver, Standing: Jeanne Thomas, Anita Plath, Linda Gillespie, DeEtta Desenberg, Nancy Cheever, Nancy Shoemaker. Left to Right, First Row: Madeleine Bufflap, Carolyn Hengst, Linda Feeser, Marlene Moul, Paula Hassinger, Connie Green, Theda Rebert, Joan Keech, Janet Spillman, Second Row: Mr. Swartz, Carolyn Arnold, Marcia Baker, Brenda Anstine, Diana Dennis, Carolyn Everett, Sandra Ryan, Joyce Mohlman, Patricia Reid. 74 Left to Right: Berlin Collett Dove Spangler Donald Middleton Jim Heilman, Lee Markey Melvin Miller Carl Klinedlnst Bow ties, white caps and white shirts are the attire of these Duncan Hines when they serve Christmas and Easter dinners in the cafeteria. Sewing and cooking are their usual activities every Thursday morning, but cook- ing remains on the top of the list for they are rewarded by eating the meal they prepared f' fffx FX Q MEM Sfffxxx-Loy Q if f?HH,f ' Clsr M 6 K 5 if QQ f Q1 X k'lq,g,-QV! X Q ff fkf-X Q if QQ' if Q SM QQ ffyfz 642 - ..1 Left to Right, First Row: Ned Thomas, Jon Myers, Berlin Collett, Ann Becker, Wayne Wagaman, Second Row: Jane Pontz, Donna Oerman, Jack Goodling, Caroline Shryock, Jane Fockler, Pat Martin, Charlotte Boker, Terry Schweitzer. nfl' V gr 54. ab, ke' 'll' A ,Eg K G, 0- ,pg T5' ,mn ian Y' 2 ami' c,h-+'- Ak xJ1 Re,- llllfs' QA, X if' 5 F 5 A l45,5 qi x . 5 F Ei I L. . C I s ' Fly' ',R0 l vw ,C lu: I dk 'mens XX, is .17 l N- 'ii-.Q .1 fini '9' .XIAMQ 0 l'k1i,,o o 0 if Ko ' o v rl git' 77 Dear Ruth takes place in the home of Judge and Mrs. Wilkins, who have two daughters, Ruth, the older, and Miriam, a precocious teen-oger. Miriam, unknown to the rest of the family, has been writing to a soldier overseas, pretending she is Ruth. One morning the smitten soldier, Sgt. Bill Seawright, arrives on their doorstep announcing he has come to marry Ruth, who doesn't even know him. A merry mix-up follows, but things manage to come out all right and, of course, boy gets girl. ff ' 244 Owe Y l Mr Kohler Directs. Penelope Reardon .... Laura Reardon .... Mrs. Bessie Parker. . . Nana Reardon. . . Essie .......... Reginald Reardon. . , Marcia Reardon. . . Warry Reardon . . Mr. James Parker. . . Sherwin Parker. . . Lily Reardon .... Todd Galloway. . ..., xx i ,Wh ,V P Left to Right, First Row: Sally Nusz, Lois Julius, Janet Gross, Judy Shearer, Second Row: Nancy Kopp, Jane Raftensperger, Leo Conrad, Lynnette Kinsey, Pat Luckenbaugh, Sandra Dittenhafer, Third Row: Joke Hoover, Sam Dayholif, Henrietta Kohr, Ross Hartsough, Duane Hamme, Dean Kessler. CAST . . . .Henrietta Kohr . , ,Lynne Kinsey . . . . ,Lois Julius , . .Janet Gross . . . . .Susie Zech . , . .Dean Kessler . . . .Lea Conrad . . . .Duane Hamme . . .Ross Hartsough . , . , ,Jake Hoover Jane Raftensperger , , , , ,Sam Dayhofif 78 Romantic lnterest H339 RYA? 65 .6 gg 5 x xgf' We 've gof the sfeom! We've got the pep! fx K U' Christmas Concerf . Gridiron Harmony The Feminine Touch . cfs, Pud, Eggs, Hc1fch . Elecfion Day - 81 'HX' . Q nr i mine K '9 'nd We smack vu e and Caroline ' a'nsh john Throne . Carl Kline I Attendants: Pai Fflngirgchweiizer. Cha done Boker, TGYY Homecoming Queen: Jane Fockler- Runners-up: Barbara Hill, Caroline Shryock. 0 Pix 2:2 Football King and Que J h . en: o n Emlg, Joann Aldingeru ,I fl 5 L gps' , - V l ii-wr!-35 A ' sg A ifsnow Y y me sho w Mon, 'Welle 4145444462 Vi' fu Nuclear Scienfisfs of fhe Future. Whofvs Buzzinv? Foifes Affenfion! Agile AC 0bC'fS- S0 Much fo DO! Julio's Concenfrofing, Whof Abouf You Guys? 83 gyda,-4 SGAMZH, mms O cw .ll X l V p.. Fire Drill. Jifferbug Club. Mr. Wissinger's Mousekefeers. Whal's Cookin'? Wofching. Sfudenl Elecfions 84 pmwv DEC 54 f'r s'+s-.R-ks ' fa H ix ' A X , X f gf 1: IEQGDKTS , Z-' log ,X 1,t.,f7 il 9 Q' X 0 K.. f' .,. J K 4 f' N-f nr C J Q li 1' X Nil FA 7,95 'T H svn- 'T XQ kg 85 away? Left to Right, First Row: John Throne, Byron Grove, Jon Myers, Jack Goodling, John Bowman, Roger Siple, John Emig, Bob Lindstrom, Tom Sheffer, Bob Burns, Second Row: Gary Kerr, Gary Cable, Glenn Bowman, Paul Shelter, Dave Smith, Charlie Bolinger, Danny Mitchell, Sam DayhoFf, Jack Neal, Bill Bahn, Jake Hoover, Third Row: Ross Hartsough, Phil Ort, Ray Mundorf, Reid Miller, Ronnie Shaffer, Richard Dennis, Sam Jannetta, Fourth Row: Mr. Kocher, Stan Senft, John Leib, Ray Knaub, Jay Arnold, Mr. Wissinger. W-e-s-t-Y-o-r-k . . . What does it spell? WEST YORK What does it mean? VICTORY And victory it meant, for the 1955 edition of the Bulldog football team. Although losing their first and last games of the nine-game schedule, the Blue and White team won every other game, thus marking one of the finest years in the history of the West York gridiron. Teamwork was the essential factor determining the seven wins, but there are some boys who have to be mentioned for their outstanding work. For the second time, Captain John Bowman was named the Most Valuable Player and was selected for the All Conference squad. Jack Goodling, who was also chosen for the Laurel team for the second straight year, was invaluable for his all-around performances. Other stalwart runners were Bob Burns and Glenn Bowman, with John Emig leading good interference, and standouts in the line included Jon Myers, Roger Siple, Dan Mitchell, and Gary Kerr. Siple received the Most Valuable Lineman trophy and Mitchell was named to the Conference All-Stars. 86 it QQ, W in. all-1 Rooding Clockwiso From Loft to Right: Jack Goodling, Glenn Bowman, Bob Burns, John Emig, Jake Hoover, Jon Myers, Roger Siple, Gary Cable, Jack Neal, Danny Mitchell. Center: Captain John Bowman. w,y, OPPS. 0 . . . . .Littlestown. . . . 6 19 .. ...Newport .... 0 7 . . . . .Susquehannock. . . 6 6 .. ...BiglervilIe. . . . .. 0 20 . . . . .Kennard-Dale. . . 0 I8 . . . . .York Catholic. . . . 0 39 . . . . .Dallastown ..... . . . 21 26 . . . . .Warwick Union. . . . . I2 0 .. ...Red Lion ...... . .. 26 '87 -17 Left to Right, First Row: Paul Sheffer, Ronald Wolf, Clinton Bubb, Richard Dennis, Sam Jannetta, Charlie Leathery, Phil Ort, Second Row: Bill Spangler, Ray Mundorf, Ray Ernst, Bruce Hartsough, Allen Metzler, Ronnie Shaffer, Reid Miller, Ross Hartsough, Third Row: Donald Boyer, Ronald Keister, Mike Young, Bob Becker, Tom Spangler, Creigh Reichord, Jay Arnold. West York Bullpups were down at the field every evening after school working and learning football fundamentals and plays. While the Bulldogs were marking up seven victories against only two losses, the Pups were scrapping for a good season's record of three wins and two defeats. Such members of the team as Ray Ernst, Ronnie Shaffer, Paul Sheffer, and Sam Jan- netto, along with their teammates, should be a terrific boost to the hopes of Coaches Wissinger and Kocher for a championship team next year. ' ' as ' -annum in A 'films ,.., .,,, em, W-..fi.R,t.:. .,,,,,, Av, 9,49 ar H' W.Y. oPPs. g O . . .Delone Catholic. . . l2 in I3 . . .Kennard-Dale .... A l3 . . .Dallastown. . . 0 ili'ss' :1 ii B y 6 . . .York Catholic. . . O 14 i l i Q 0 . .,Red Lion .... .. I2 ' Coaches' Conference . 88 Foofboll Managers: Joy Arnold, Roy Knaub, .lohn Leib, Sfan Senfl. Lefi: Goodling Grounded . Varsify Veterans - Right: Burns Boffles for Bulldogs A Worried Moment . Red Lion Plows Through . 89 Left to Right Jim Brenneman, Roy Knaub, Ronnie Shatter, Bob Lindstrom, Ronald Welsh Bob Taylor, Dennis Diehl, Ed Taylor, Mr. Martin. This spring the golfers enjoyed their third consecutive year of competition in the Central Pennsylvania Golf League. York High and East Berlin ioined West York in the Western Division this year because John Harris and William Penn of Harrisburg withdrew from league action. In addition to playing York High and East Berlin, the team also competed against Carlisle, Central Dauphin, and Cumberland Valley. Our hackers were led by Seniors Jim Brenneman, Bob Lindstrom, and Bob Taylor, and Soph- omores Ronnie Shatter, Ray Knaub, and Dennis Diehl. All home matches were held on the Hanover Country Club course at Abbottstown. The District 3 tournament, in which members of the team participated, took place at Hershey. 90 Lefi fo Right, Firsf Row: Creigh Reichard, Karl Godfrey, Gene Fegely, Charles Bixler, Second Row: Stewart Fair, Adrian Eaton, Robert Ganfz, Don Boyer, Larry Zearfoss, Donald Lookingbillg Third Row: Gary Kerr, Mike Duncan, Jan Shaller, Bill Bahn, Gerald Senft. Affempffng G Swllch' They Call lf the Bar Arm 91 Xwf ' w 2. riizzr. if as , rs. V is f R f- , if ,Y if ' A Left to Right, First Row: Al Maul, John Emig, Jim Brenneman, Glenn Bowman, Fred Mummert, Second Row: Jon Myers, Murry Shenberger, Bob Taylor, Jack Goodling, John Bowman. For the first time in seven years the Senior High Varsity competed in the championship play-olts. West York's courtmen captured the Northern Divi- sion championship, rolling up victories against stiff competition and suffering only one set-back, to Manchester, a strong contender. However, powerful Eastern won the league championship by defeating the Bulldogs on the York Junior College court, and hard-fighting West York ended the season by being edged out by Pequea Valley in the play-offs. Captained by capable Jim Brenneman, who proved himself a menace to opponents, the team was paced by big Bob Taylor and John set shot Emig, with some outstanding rebound work by John Bowman and Jack Goodling and good all-around playing by Jon Myers. 92 w,v 5I 50 67 55 43 64 70 68 58 53 75 83 58 49 76 57 62 85 62 70 66 39 40 OPPS ,....Susquehannock. . .. .. 45 ...,.Eastern........ ., 47 .,,..RedLion..... .. 38 ....EastBerlin,,.. ,. 44 ....York Catholic, , .. .. 52 ...,,Alumni....,., ., 28 .....Manchester.. ., 63 ,,...Northern..... .. 22 .....Dollastown. . .. . 40 .....York Catholic.. ,. 61 , ,,.. Eastern ..... .. 41 .....Dover..... .. 29 .....Spring Grove.. ., 42 ....,Central........ .. 40 ,..,.Susquehannock. , .. .. 41 .....Manchester., ,. .. 63 .,...RedLion.,... .. 29 .....Northern...,.. ,. 39 ,....Kennard-Dale. . .. .. 47 .,,..Dover....... .. 29 ....4Central...... .. 49 ..,..Eastern...,.... .. 53 ...,.Pequea Valley. . .. .. 44 Breofhless Moment. A Game of Down You G 0 LOGIC Ma, No Bam Hook Sho'- 9 O Left to Right, First Row: Ray Knaub, Dave Smith, Gary Cable, Jack Neal, Leroy Thoman, Second Row: Dennis Diehl, Sam Jannetta, Bruce Hartsough, Sam Day- hoff, Third Row: Bob Gunnet, Mr. Wissinger, LaForrester Todd, Absent when pic- ture was taken: Ronnie Shafter, Phil Ort. Once again, the West York Senior High Reserves captured a championship for our school. They ended their season with a perfect slate for league competition, achieving a rec- ord of fourteen wins and no defeats. Credit for this spectacular showing must be given to the entire squad because each mem- ber played an important role in making this possible. Goose Cable and Ronnie Shaffer took care of the bulk of the point-making, Skip Smith, Phil Ort, Ray Knaub, and Sam Jannetta were responsible for the ball-handling. This season marks the second consecutive year that these Sophs have boasted such a record, as the boys were also undefeated in the Junior High League last year. With this in mind, we can all look forward to more high honors in the coming years. w.Y 54 38 34 53 43 56 53 54 41 66 48 57 45 65 65 46 69 76 58 64 Susquehannock Eastern ...... Red Lion ..... East Berlin. . . York Catholic. . Manchester. . . Northern ..... Dallastown .... York Catholic. Eastern ...... Dover ....... Spring Grove . Central ...... Susquehannock Manchester. . . Red Lion ..... Northern ..... Kennard-Dale, Dover ...... Central .... orvs 30 32 42 26 40 49 22 22 42 42 28 45 40 41 46 30 44 44 30 53 Where's the Ball? Foul? Sfrefchll Guard Him Closely Tense Moment. Cable Technique. 95 Left to Right, First Row: Gary Ginter, Dennis Boring, Dave Smith, Mike Ketterman, Bob Hopkins, Second Row: Ray Ernst, Tom McWilliams, Eddie King, Jay Arnold, Ralph Oerman. The 'idefending champion Bulldogs, coached by Donald Kocher, came within a hair of again bringing the championship trophyto ,West York. Ending the season with a fourteen to four record, the squad gained possession of second place, behind Central. Of the four defeats suffered, our boys lost by a mere 'l, 2, 5, and 6 points so that, by a different bounce of the ball, our team could well have been the champions. Eddie King proved to be the most con- sistent scorer, although Ray Ernst, Mike Ketterman, and Tom McWilliams all added many points. Dave Smith and Bob Hopkins also aided the team with their floor-play. These boys are all looking forward to Senior High ball next year, where they hope to bring that trophy to West York High. w.Y 37 43 23 48 54 59 2l 34 34 32 44 58 44 43 65 34 28 44 Dallastown. . , Mt. Rose ..... Spring Grove. Susquehannock Mt. Wolf. . . . Dallastown .... Mt. Rose . . . . Dover ....... Spring Grove. Central ..,... Susquehannock ...... Mt. Wolf .,... Red Lion ..... Kennard-Dale. Dover ....... Central ...... Red Lion ...,. Kennard-Dale. OPPS I4 38 24 I6 39 32 27 33 33 37 20 37 28 30 40 33 30 33 w.Y 34 27 39 49 . Left to Right: Mr. Kocher, Tim Wolf, Dennis Boring, Gary Ginter, Frank Rizzuto, Donald Eisenhour, Fred Gross, Barry King, William Albright, Dale Market, Terry Hulshart, Michael Keller, Howard Markle, Paul Valentine, Robert Nace, James Nace. oPPs. Junior High Bullpups had but four games , ,Spring Grove .... . . 22 on their schedule this season, and in three of these four occasions they came out on . .Mt. Wolf .,.... . , 47 , .Mt. Rose ,,,,.. , , 35 top, which looks very promising for a future A .St. Rose of Lima. . . . . 40 championship team. Give Me the Ball! The Starting Six? 97 Zag! 7 Spoon Senior Musclemen. Siple Sinks One. Touch Football Game. Wofch Thai Guarding! Who's Jumping, Mr. Bupp ' '7 5,0040 Whaf Now? Pass lf, Eva. Gef H, Dawn! Slay on Her, Mary Ann. Don'f Lose H, Doris! 99 fy Left to Right, First Row: Pat Metzel, Sally Brenneman, Harriet Haley, Marilyn Kottcamp, Dawn Kerns, Charlotte Baker, Barbara Noel, Second Row: Jacqueline Wolf, Alice Gross, Gloria Falkenstine, Doris Hicks, Eva Anstine, Pat Luckenbaugh, Joann Rudisill, Third Row: Pat Bare, Sue Haines, Suzie Firestone, Nadine Keech, Nancy Kunkel, Miss llgenfritz, Fourth Row: Barbara Hill, Roberta Allen, Barbara Kopp, Sara Ann Boring, Lorraine Moul, Sue Hoke, Harriet Santucci. Got it! Mine! Over the Net! These and many other sounds were heard coming from the Gym door when this group of talented girls started their practices. The team, coached by Miss Dorothy llgenfritz, managed by Jackie Wolf, and captained by Doris Hicks, com- peted in a new league in which it en- countered stiFf competition. By playing against teams from other schools, these girls not only learned to play better volleyball, but also practiced rules of good sportsmanship. Over the Net! l O0 2 MR. AND MRS. 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