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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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THE WEST YORK Li , ' , AREA HIGH SCHDDL FOREWORD LA MEMORIAH 1957 is devoted to the students of West York Area Joint Junior-Senior High School, their past, present, and futureg and to the school life of the departing seniors. To the faculty We Wish to express our deepest gratitude for their tireless ef- forts to better prepare us to face and fulfill our highest goals. We shall always endeavor to remember Wonderful experiences We have spent over the years at West York. TABLE CDF CONTENTS DEDICATION ..................... 6 ADNHDUSTRATKHJ ..... .. 8 FACULTY ............ H. 10 SENIORS ............. . . . 15 UNDERCLASSMEN ..... . . . 45 ORGANHMUHONS ....... ... M SPORTS .............. .H 85 MEMORIES ..... . . . 97 103 PATRONS ....... XI fff rfikwif E U x3N ff A--Hg.-if El ,f f X4-if fx 1 1 Q Q14 S. X f N .X Q ,J . xv,- ,,, V H 1 , X f 'ff'-Ca! f f .gf QS 121, gi g ff' ' :.- fffii ' W w ff - g IQL fl 'I i i Lf f Af xv ,, ' 1 7' f- ix 1,1211 VA: ,HW Sk Nj I X.. fl 'uf ' ,I ll X X IX 7 gg? I yaixl fy! ' xx if MR. BUPP For his unselfish help which Was so freely given to anyone who needed itg for his guidance in the classroom and out, we dedicate to you, Mr. Bupp, this La Memoria of 1957. 6 4 ,. '43, gf MR. WERTMAN For his willingness to help us when we needed him mostg for his sacrifice in producing our yearbook, we dedicate to you, Mr. Wertman, this La Memoria of 1957. 7 SCHOOL BOARD First Row: Philip Eyster, Arthur Welcomer, Tom Enterlineg Secretary, Arthur Strayerg President, Elmer Haverstockg Vice- President, Milton Landisg Treasurer. Second Row: Charles Hildebrand, Norman Trimmer, Waldeman Senft, Curvin Meyers, George Williams, Clinton Smith, Edwin Spangler, J. Wesley Eisenhart. 1 I l fix ,vw 'gil' X7 ff 'i'::g::.,..f- H , i ' sig- . . 3, gn vi 'J KIM I QZZ iq..-ll y'?'ff , Vai- LM , --f ng i 4 1 i 'W T All 56 8 ADAM H. MARTIN A.B., M.A. Supervising Principal PALMER E. POFF B.S., M.Ed. Principal CHARLES H. RINEHART B.S. Acting Principal 9 -:' Y-ss.. FAC U LTY Millard Altland Ph.B., M.S. Pennsylvania History and Civics, World History Student Council, Junior High Basketball Coach David E. Beckmyer B.S. Physics, Chemistry, General Science Eleventh Grade Advisor Julia E. Bender B.S. General Science, Biology Cheerleading Hazel Blish B.S. Music Supervisor, Choral Music Choralaires, Troubadours, Blue and White Glee Clubs, Carolers, Choristers Katharine E. Brillhart B.A. English Junior National Honor Society Alverta Ruth Buch B.S., M.A. Shorthand, Consumer Economics, Business English Darwin S. Bupp B.S., M.Ed. Business Law, Typing Tenth Grade Class Advisor, Senior High Basketball Coach Philip A. Douglas B.S. Industrial Arts Printcrafters Priscilla H. Forry B.S., M.Ed. Mathematics, Guidance, English, Guidance Counselor, Reading Specialist Psi Chi, Theta Gamma, Hobby Club Thomas Heckard B.S. World History, Geography Senior High Reserve Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach Dorothy M. Hillegass B.S. Librarian Library Club Dorothy M. Ilgenfritz Theophele Jones B.S. Junior Business Training, General Mathematics, Typing Business Education Club, La Memoria Nancy King B.S. Shorthand, Consumer Economics, Business English Business Education Club, La Memoria Greta M. Kise B.S. English Commencement Advisor Donald E. Kocher B.S. B.S. Health, Physical Education Physical Education, Health Girls' Sports Club, Volleyball Intramurals, Assistant Football Coach, Wrestling Curvin F. Kopp A.B. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry Clara Moul Lentz A.B., M.A. English Thespians, Class Day Advisor Charles C. Richards, Jr. A.B., M.A. United States History Eighth Grade Class Advisor, Track Coach Elizabeth Senft A.B., M.A. French, Spanish, English Y-Teens, Senior National Honor Society Mary B. Seville B.A. Mathematics James B. Steify B.S., M.Ed. Band, Orchestra, General Music Majorettes, Flag Twirlers Carl E. Walker B.S. Business Education Samuel R. Wertman B.S., ART Ed. Art Stage Crew, Hobby Club, La Memoria F. Virginia Wierman B.S. Home Economics J. Wesley Wise B.S. Problems of Democracy, American History Senior Class Advisor Donald E. Wissinger A.B., M.Ed. History, Mathematics Seventh Grade Class Advisor, Football, Baseball Coach Ralph W. Yohe B.S., B.D. English, Journalism Blue and White News Alan E. Zinn B.S. Geography Junior Red Cross f ML :ff I ! 4 xl! .iff 2 s -qu C, .fl el X SECRETARIES SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Bupp and Mrs. Green Miss Shambaugh CUSTODIANS B r Mr. Hamme, Mrs. Lecrone, Mrs. Myers, Mr. Miller. Absent: Mr. Reinhard. STUDENT TEACHERS wir- George L. Haines, John Mentzler, Betty Lou Seiders, Stephen Malin, Jr., and Thomas Werkman. 14 S E N I O R S First Row: Sally Nusz, Judy Shearer, Dean Kessler, Mr. Wise Second Row: Fred Mummert, Fred Eisenhart Class Oilicers of the Senior Class President ....... .... F red Eisenhart Vice-President .... .... F red Mummert Secretary ...... .... J udith Shearer Treasurer .... .... D ean Kessler Historian .... .......... S ally Nusz Advisor .... .... M r. J. Wesley Wise Class colors: Blue and Gold Class flower: Red Rose Class motto: The ropes of the past ring the bells of the future 16 CHARLES W. BIXLER 2285 Broughers Lane General Bix Wrestling 11, 123 Varsity Club 12. RONALD L. BOLLINGER 1615 West Philadelphia Street General Mutt Wrestling 7, 83 Stage Crew 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Jitterbug Club 113 Junior Red Cross 7. 17 CHARLES T. BOLINGER Route 1 Thomasville General Charlie Basketball 8, 9, Stage Crew 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Troubadours 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 123 Choristers 10, 11, President 125 Baseball 105 Class Secretary 105 Varsity Club 11, Secretary 125 Blue and White News 129 La Memoria Business Manager 12. .Ks RONALD R. BOLTON 312 Overbrook Drive General Bolton Basketball Manager 75 Football 11, 12g Varsity Club 12. DONALD L. BOSSERMAN 1652 Monroe Street Academic Bos Junior Red Cross 7, 'lroubadours 8, 9, 10, Secretary 11, Merit Chairman 12, Choristers 9, 10, 11, Vice President 12, Student Council 9, 10, 11, 125 Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, President 115 Thes- pians 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11, Blue and White News 12. 18 SARANN C. BORING 445 Rickardson Road Shorthand Major Red Junior Red Cross 7, 83 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Dramatic Club 95 Choralaires 10, 11, 12g Y-Teens, 10, 11, 12g League Volleyball 11, 12, Li- brary Club Treasurer 12, Business Edu- cation 12g La Memoria 12. GLENN R. BOWMAN 9 North Pearl Street College Prep. Bow', Troubadours 8, Class Vice President 8, Football Manager 8, 95 Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, Captain 123 Track 9,10,11,12g Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Class President 9, Class Vice President 83 School Vice President 103 Football 10, 11, Co'captain 125 Varsity Club 11, President 12. GEORGE W. BOYER, JR. 1221 West Poplar Street Academic Ace Trouhadours 7, 8, Accompanist 9, 10, ll, 12, Band 7, 8, 9, 10, ll, 12, Choristers 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Future Teachers of America 10, 11, 125 Thespians 12, La Memoria 2nd. Assistant Photographer 12. 19 DONALD BOYER 2016 Filhert S! reet General Dewey Wrestling 10, 11, Captain 12, Football 11, Troubadours 123 Varsity Club 12, Blue and White News 12. 1715 West Orange Street THELMA BROKENSHIRE KRAFTCHAK 1746 Filbert Street General Thelma Junior Red Cross 7, 8, Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 9g Choristers 8, 9, 10, 11g Carolers 8, 9, 10, 119 Choralaires 10, 11, 12. DONNA LEE BURKHOLDER Shorthand Major Don Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Red Cross 7, 8, Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Ushers Club 10, 113 Student Council 10. 20 BEVERLY R. BUCHMYER 401 North Williams Street Shorthand Major Bev Phineas Davis 7g Junior Dramatic Club 8, 93 Blue and White Glee Club 8, 9, Choralaires 10, 11, 123 Girls Sports Club 10, Y-Teens 105 Ushers Club Chairman 10, 115 Blue and White News Layout and Copy Editor 12g Thespians 12. LEA RAE CONRAD 1723 West Orange Street Shorthand Major Lee Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 95 Track 7, 8, 95 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 95 Girls Sports Club 9, 10, 115 Y-Teens 105 Ushers Club 10, 115 League Volleyball 11, 125 Cho- ralaires 10, 11, 125 Citamard 115 Thespians 125 Junior Class Play 11. FAYE E. DETTER Route 1 General Fed Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Red Cross 7, 85 Theta Gamma 95 Cho- ralaries 10, ll, 125 Ushers Club 115 Blue and White News 125 Advanced Home Economics 12. 21 SAMUEL E. DAYHOFF 1284 West Princess Street Academic Sam Troubadours 7, 8, 9, 12, Secretary 10, Vice President 115 Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 125 Choristers 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 115 Football 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Track 10, 125 Junior Class Play 11, Dutchmen 10, 11, 12. 3 SANDRA LEE DITTENHAFER 2142 Worth Street Academic Sandy Junior Red Cross 7, 8, President 95 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Dramatic Club 8, Treasurer 95 Carolers 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Theta Gamma 85 Choristers 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Honor Society 95 Class Secretary 95 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Girls Sports Club 105 Cho- ralaires 10, 11, 125 Student Council 115 Senior High Cheerleaders 115 Junior Class Play 115 La Memoria 125 Senior Honor Society 12. CAROL ANN EBERLY Y.W.C.A. Business Education Major Carol Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Red Cross 8, 95 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 95 Library Club 9, 105 Secre- tary 105 Blue and White News Layout and Copy Editor 125 La Memoria 125 Girls Sports Club 10, 115 Color Guard 11. 22 1 MICHAEL K. DUNCAN 1582 West King Street General Mike Junior High Basketball 85 Junior Red Cross 75 Troubadours 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Blue and White News 125 Wrestling 12. ' 'f if: FRED L. EISENHART Route l Bookkeeping Major Wes Baseball 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 7, 8 Varsity Club 11, 125 Class President 10, 11, 12, Troubadours 10, Secretary 11 President 12g Junior Red Cross 7, 8 Student Council 7, 9, 10, 11, 12. WALTER J. FAHS 2300 West Market Street General Walt Junior Red Cross 7, 8, Troubadours 12. 23 JAMES EVERTT 1462 West King Street General Fish Football 10, 11, 125 Track 105 Trouba- dours 123 Junior Red Cross 7, Blue and White News 12. CAROLYN MAE FALKENSTEIN Route 1 Shorthand Major Carolyn Junior Red Cross 7g Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 93 Junior Dramatic Club 9, Library Club 10, 11, 125 Carolers 8, 9, 10, Vice President 115 Choristers 9, 10, 11, 12, Choralaires 10, 11, 12g Jitter- bug Club 115 Business Education Club 12, Senior Honor Society 12. SUZANNE FIRE STONE 41 South Sumner Street Business Education Major Sue Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 9, Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 9, Junior Dramatic Club 8, 9, Y-Teens 10, Choralaires 10, 11, 12, La Memoria 123 Student Council 12, Business Education Club 12, Majorettes 11, 12, Girls Sports Club 11. 24 GENE LARRY FEGELY 1708 Orange Street General Gene Wrestling 10, 11, 12, La Memoria Ass't Art Editor 12, Thespians 125 Trouba- dours 125 Junior Class Play 113 Track 12. PHYLLIS FITZNER 1905 West Market Street Shorthand Major Phyllis Hannah Penn 7, 8, William Penn 10, 115 Blue and White Glee Club 8, 99 Junior Red Cross 8, 99 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 9. JERRY LEE GINGERICH 1219 West Poplar Street General Jer Band 7, 8, 9, President 10, 11, 123 Or- chestra 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Class Vice Pres- ident 7g Junior Red Cross 75 Track 12, Student Council 75 Blue and White News 12, Thespians 12. 25 ROBERT ANDREW GANTZ Route 6 Bookkeeping Major Gantz Wrestling 7, 9, 10, 11, Manager 123 Stu dent Council 9, 12g Varsity Club 10, 11 12. KARL W. GODFREY 2385 Brougher's Lane General Sam Basketball 75 Wrestling Manager 115 Baseball 12. JOHN L. GUNNET Bair General Porkey Troubadours 8. 26 JANET GROSS 1328 West College Avenue College Prep. Jael-Ii Theta Gamma 8, 93 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 9g Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 9, Cheerleaders 7, 8, 9, 10, Financial Sec- retary 11, Co-Head 125 Junior Dramatic Club Secretary 8, 9, Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Future Teachers 11, President 123 Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Citamard 115 Student Council 11, 12, Junior Class Play 115 La Memoria 12, National Junior Honor Society 9. WILLIAM HALLIWELL Route 1 Thomasville Academic Willy Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 113 Citamard 10, 113 Stage Crew 11, 12, Thespians 123 Troubadours 12. ' s,,,,,w. W 2 '35 O U1 In 'Ii' 3' W H m O l Cf l CJ I ,- A on to 5 az ev E E UG UZ ev -1 fo Q 1-P Academic Punchy Troubadours 9, 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 113 Wrestling 10, Junior Class Play 11, Choristers 11, 123 Dutchmen 11, 12, Blue and White News Business Man- ager 12. 27 DUANE E. HAMME 2239 Linden Road Academic Gene Troubadours 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Vice Pres- ident 123 Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Secre- tary-Treasurer 103 Choristers 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, President 113 Basketball Man- ager 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Junior Red Cross 73 Student Council 8, 113 Junior Honor Society 93 Class 'Treasurer 93 Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 10, Vice President 113 Accompanist Club 10, 11, 123 Class Vice President 113 Stage Crew 11, 123 Junior Class Play 113 Thespians 123 Drum Major 12. JACOB T. HOOVER, JR. 1383 White Street College Prep. Monk Class President 7, 85 Class Vice Pres- ident 9, 105 Student Council 7, 8, 10, 11, 125 Stage Crew 7, 85 Band 7, 8, 95 Troubadours 8, 95 Junior Honor Society 8, Treasurer 95 Basketball 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, Manager 115 Orchestra 95 Football 9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 125 Baseball 9, 12, Manager 85 Track 10, 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, Librarian 125 Senior Honor S0- ciety 11, Treasurer 125 School President 12. DEAN KESSLER Route 1 Thomasville College Prep. Dean Student Council 7, 8, 10, 125 Junior Red Cross 75 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 95 Citamard 10, 115 Junior Class Play 115 Thespians 125 Class Treasurer 125 La Memoria Co-Editor 12. 28 LOIS ELAINE JULUIS 1426 West Market Street Academic Lois Class Treasurer 75 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 9, Vice President 105 Junior Honor Society 8, 95 Theta Gamma 85 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 95 Carolers 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Choristers 9, 10, 11, 125 Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Senior Honor Society 11, 125 Future Teachers of America 10, 11, Vice President 125 Y-Teens 12, Treas- urer 10, Secretary 115 Girls Sports Club 105 La Memoria 115 Student Council, Board of Censors 125 Color Guard 10, 115 Junior Class Play 115 Thespians 12. nd 'Y M. LYNNETTE KINSEY 1654 West Philadelphia Street Academic Lynne Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 9g Junior Dra- matic Club 8, 9g Junior Honor Society 8, Vice President 9g Blue and White Glee Club 8, 93 Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12g Girls Sports Club 10g Y-Teens 10, 115 Choralaires 10, 11, 123 Choristers 11, Librarian 123 Senior Honor Society 11, President 12, Future Teachers of America 11, Treasurer 125 Junior Class Play 11g Thespians 12, Student Coun- cil 12, La Memoria Layout Editor 12. NELSON KLINEDINST Route 1 General Spider Wrestling 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Troub- adours 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 129 Blue and White News 12. 29 JANET L. KLINEDINST Bair Business Education Major J anet Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 9, Li- brary Club 9, 10, Treasurer 11, President 123 Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Student Coun- cil 11, 123 Business Education Club Secretary 125 Y-Teens 12. HENRIETTA A. KOHR 1047 West Poplar Street Academic Henni Blue and White Glee Club 7, Vice President 8, President 95 Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 95 Junior Dramatic Club 8, President 95 Theta Gamma Vice Pres- ident 95 Library Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Honor Society 8, 95 Choristers 9, Secretary 10, 11, 125 Citamard 10, 115 Future Teachers of America Secretary 10, 11, 125 Girls Sports Club 105 Junior Class Play 115 Student Council 10, 11, Board of Censors 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Carolers 11, 12, President 105 Cho- ralaires 10, 11, President 12, La Memoria 115 Senior Honor Society 11, Secretary 12 NANCY LEE KOPP 1608 Stanton Street Shorthand Major Nancy Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 95 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Library Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Girls Sports Club 105 Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Jitterbug Club 11, 125 La Memoria 12. 30 BARBARA ANN KOPP 1651 West Philadelphia Street Business Education Major Barb Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 95 Junior Dra- matic Club 8, 95 Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 115 League Volleyball 115 Girls Sports Club 115 Jitterbug Club 115 Student Council Treasurer 125 La Memoria 12. JOHN BRENT LEIB 21 North Seward Street Academic Leiby Troubadours 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12g Junior Red Cross 7, 83 Stage Crew Treasurer 9, 10, 11, 12, Choristers 9, 10, 11, 12, Thespians 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treas- urer 11, Wrestling 10, Football Manager 10, 11, 12, Golf 12, Blue and White News 12. PATRICIA LUCKENBAUGH 120 South Sumner Street General Looky Caslow's School 7, Junior Red Cross 8, 9, Blue and White Glee Club 8, 95 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 9, Nurses Aid 8, 9, 103 Theta Gamma 95 League Volley- ball 11, 123 Girls Sports Club 9, 10, 11, 129 Y-Teens 113 Junior Class Play 115 Cheerleaders 12, La Memoria 125 Jitter- bug Club 113 Choralaires 10, 11, 12. 31 JESSE L. LININGER, JR. 1472 Salem Road Academic 'Jay' Track 7, 8, 9, Troubadours 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 129 Golf 9g Wrestling 10, 115 Chor- isters 11, 123 La Memoria Art Editor 12. ABRAHAM F. MARCH 1564 West Philadelphia Street Shorthand Major Abe Dover 7, 8, 9, 10, 115 Football 12, Wres- tling 12g Track 12, Thespians 12, Blue and White News 12. DORA M. MILLER Route 1 Thomasville Shorthand Major Dora Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 9g Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 93 Junior Dra- matic Club 8, 9g Majorettes 9, 10, 11, Head 125 Choralaires 10, 11, 129 Y-Teens 11, Library Club 12. 32 DORIS MAE MARKLE 1804 Monroe Street Shorthand Major Doris Junior Red Cross 7, 8, Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 93 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 95 Choralaires 10, 11, 123 Y-Teens 12. f-35. f'f'f1E?!- 3 111131. 11 . , . 3. . 1, 11:3 mg 2, -at K H-.-g -'..-g.Q..5 no - - ' ,N 1' , 3. . 1 4- -I?-fg.-wg.--gfw, .:'::- ::- in s nl 'f',,f',.4'f. UI l.. 1'.- - .-1 ROBERT MILLER 181 South Highland Avenue General Ace Phineas Davis 7g Edgar Fahs Smith 8g Wrestling 9, 10, Ill Football 11, Jitter bug Club IIQ Blue and White News 12 Track Manager 12. azz.. FREDERIC H. MUMMERT 1274-A West Princess Street College Prep. Mum Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 93 Band 7, 8, 9g Orchestra 7, 8, 93 Troubadours 7, 8, 93 Basketball 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorister 8, 9, 105 Baseball Manager 8, 10, Stage Crew 8, 93 Junior Honor Society 93 Football 93 'Hack 93 Citamard 10, 113 Student Council Board of Censors 121 Thespians 123 La Memoria Sports Editor 121 Class Vice President 123 Varsity Club 123 Senior Honor Society 12. 33 PHILIP E. MITZEL 1265 West King Street Bookkeeping Major Phi Hobby Club Vice President 9. Q! 191 LORMA JEAN MURPHY 2304 West Market Street Academic Lorman Central High School 7, 8, 9, 10, 115 Y-Teens 125 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 12, Girls Sports Club 12, Choral- aires 125 La Memoria 12, Volleyball 125 Color Guard 12. JOYCE L. NEAL 125 North Seward Street Shorthand Major Joyce Junior Red Cross 7, 8, Secretary 9 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 9 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 9, Cheerlead ers 8, 9, Choralaires Librarian 10, As- sistant Secretary 11, Vice President 12 Choristers 11, 12, Y-Teens 10. 34 JACK HOWARD NEAL 125 North Seward Street Academic Neal Junior Red Cross 7, 85 Basketball 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Troubadours 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Junior Dramatic Club 85 Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Choristers 9, 10, 11, 129 Dutchmen 10, 11, 12, Citamard 10, 115 Football 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 11, Treasurer 123 Thespians Vice President 123 Blue and White News 12. SALLY I. NUSZ 1270 West Prinvess Street Academic Ricki Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, Secre- tary 95 Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 95 Cheer- leading 7, 85 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 9, Vice President 85 Theta Gamma 8, 95 Carolers 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Choristers 8, 9, 10, Secretary 11, 125 Library Club 9, 105 Color Guard 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls Sports Club 105 Y-Teens 10, Vice Presi- dent 11, President 125 Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Junior Class Play 115 La Memoria 125 Student Council 125 Class Historian 12. SUZANNE JANE RAFFFENSPERGER 1101 West King Street Shorthand Major Janie Junior Red Cross 7, 85 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Theta Gamma 85 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 95 Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Citamard 10, 115 Class Sec- retary 105 Girls Sports Club 105 Y-Teens 105 Class Treasurer 115 Ushers Club 115 Blue and White News Co- Editor 125 La Memoria Advertising Manager 125 Thespians 12. 35 TRULYMAE OLEWILER 1252 Poplar Street Shorthand Major Truly Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Dramatic Club 7, 85 Theta Gamma 8, 95 Choralaires 10, 11, 12. Nuff V' E. CREIGH REICHARD 1730 Filbert Street Academic Creigh Troubadours 7, 8, 9, 123 Golf 9, 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Student Coun- cil 10, Football Manager 10, Football 11, Blue and White News 12. JUDY ROSENZWEIG SNYDER Bair Shorthand Major Judy Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 95 Theta Gamma 8, 95 Library Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Tunetoppers 115 Choristers 11, 12. 36 P FRANCES ANN RIZZUTO 250 North Seward Street Business Education Major Franny Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 9, Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 9, Cheerleaders 8, Junior Dramatic Club 95 Girls Sports Club 95 Carolers 9, 10, 11, 12, President 11, Choristers 10, 11, 12, Librarian 10, Library Club 10, Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Color Guard 11, 12, Jitterbug Club 11, 12, Student Council 11, Secretary 125 La Memoria 12. GERALD EUGENE SENFT 2119 West Orange Street Academic Jerry Track 7, Troubadours 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Wrestling Manager 9, 11, 12, Blue and White News 12. 1 JUDITH EMILY SHEARER 1299 West King Street Business Education Major Judy Junior Red Cross 7, 8, Treasurer 93 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 9, Junior Dramatic Club 8, 93 Cheer- leaders 8, 9, 10, 11, Co-Head 12, Assist- ant Head, 9, 11g Choralaires Librar- ian 10, Treasurer 11, Merit Chairman 12g Y-Teens 10, 11, Vice President 125 Choristers 10, 11g Junior Class Play 115 Student Council 124 Class Secretary 12, La Memoria Editor 12. 37 STANLEY H. SENFT 2001 West Orange Street Academic Snap Wrestling 7, 113 Basketball 103 Football Manager 11, 12g Baseball Manager 11g Troubadours 12, Blue and White News 125 Golf 125 Assistant Class Treasurer 12. BRYAN SMITH 1940 West Market Street General Smitty Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 9. LOUISE SMYSER Route 1 Shorthand Louise Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 95 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 93 Junior Dra- matic Club 8, 9, Library Club 9, 10, 11, Vice President 123 Choralaires 10, 11, 129 Y-Teens 11, 125 Business Education Club 'Treasurer 12. 38 DALE SPAHR SMYSER Route6 Academic Dale Orchestra 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Honor Society 8, President 9g Track 11, 12. WILLIAM B. SMYSER 2820 West Market Street Academic Bill Troubadours 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Choristers 9, 10, 11,123 Golf 9, Orchestra 11, Student Council 12, La Memoria Photographer 12. ROBERT A. STAMBAUGH, JR. Bair Bookkeeping Major Bob 39 DEANNA F. SPANGLER 1433 Worth Street Business Education Major Dee Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 9, Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 93 Junior Dra- matic Club 8, 9, Y-Teens 10, Choral- aires 10, 11, 12, La Memoria 12. DAWN M. STOUGH Route 6 Business Education Major Dawn Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 95 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 9, Junior Dra- matic Club 8, 95 Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Jitterbug Club 115 Student Council 11, Tunetop- pers 11, Y-Teens 11, 123 Choristers 11, 12, Business Education Club 12. LEROY W. THOMAN 1825 West Market Street Bookkeeping Major Butch Band 7, 8, 9, Junior Red Cross 7, 8, Basketball 8, 9, 11, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 12. 40 ffl: .6 LEON E. TAYLOR 199 Memory Lane Academic Lee Milford, Delaware 105 Citamard 11 Thespians 12. ANN ISABEL WILEY 1118 West Princess Street Academic Ann Eastern 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Student Council 12, Future Teachers of America 12g Senior Honor Society 12g Y-Teens 123 Choralaires 123 La Memoria 12. LARRY E. ZEARFOSS 1831 Stanton Street Academic Foose Wrestling 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Track 7, 83 Football 93 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Troubadours 12, Blue and White News 12. 41 JOYCE ELAINE WOODRING 1435 West King Street Business Education Major Joyce Junior Red Cross 7, 8, 93 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 93 Junior Dra- matic Club 8, 93 Y-Teens 103 Choral- aires 10, 11, Treasurer 123 La Memoria 12. Oh, we,re leaving now dear West York SUSAN JANE ZECH 1626 Monroe Street Academic Sue Junior Red Cross 7, 8, Vice President 95 Blue and White Glee Club 7, 8, 95 Junior Dramatic Club 8, 95 Junior Honor Society 95 Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Chaplin 115 Citamard 10, Secretary 115 Future Teachers of America' 10, 11, 125 Choralaires 10, 11, 125 Color Guard 10, 11, 125 Junior Class Play 115 Thespians President 125 Student Council 125 La Memoria 12. Sf. 'CLASS SON G As we say farewell to classmates As we journey on our way And we will not forget you With our memories so gay! For we re parting now today We've learned to live together In a stronger, finer way As the class of '57 Goes on to greater heights We know that West York High School Was Q! Seventh grade meant much to us, A new life to unfold, Eighth grade still had twice the thrill, With more things yet untold. Along came ninth, a choice we made, Our colors would be blue and gold, Our motto and our own class flower, The red rose bright and bold. a pillar of light. 1 YEAR BY YEAR by SUZAN ZECH And then in tenth we had to know The course we would pursue, Till the end of our eleventh year We didnit think we'd get through. And then came twelfth, the very last, Our life and knowledge really grew, The six happy years we spent in West York Had come to an end, we knew. So, as the Class of Fifty-Seven Breaks apart by years and miles We'll all recall our happy times, And cherish them with smiles. 42 HISTORIAN'S REPORT Here we are at last, after 6 years of hard work, in Junior High School. Oh, the fun at that 7-2 swimming party, when someone used the badmitton racket for a baseball bat. Eighth grade and our trip to Gettysburg. fThose horrible baked beans.J By the way did Mr. Richards ever find out who threw that crayon in his history class? The choosing of our class colors, motto, and our class flower. Remember Mr. Kopp's famous phrase, It's glaring at you. Picking out our class rings meant even more fun. Those Biology classes when we dissected those worms. The water battle outside of room 20, the lastvday of school. The fun with our two new teachers: Mr. Shellhammer and Mrs. Petru. Our junior class trip to Washington. None of us will forget the fun we had that day. The physics lab. when Sally and Henrietta blew up the thermometer. The hard work we put into our Jr. Class Play, Every Family Has One. Finally the time has come: we are seniors at last. With it came more responsibility and more fun. Sharing the joy of the new diamonds with our engaged girls. The book-keeping problems and the unknowns that kept us worried until the last bell had rung. The writing of the class song, making plans for the future. Baccalaureate and commencement brought us closer to our parting moments. Our class trip to New York marked the final get-together of the class. Each of us going our own way, but never forgetting those wonderful days at WEST YORK HIGH SCHOOL. 43 POPULARITY MOST POPULAR Lois Julius and Jacob Hoover MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Henrietta Kohr and Fred Mumrnert PEPPIEST Nancy Kopp and Robert Gantz BIGGEST TEASE Nancy Kopp and Robert Miller MOST POLITE Henrietta Kohr and Fred Mummert Susan Zech and Nelson Klinedinst TALLE ST 44 BEST DRESSED Jane Raffensperger and Fred Mummert QUIETE ST Bryan Smith, Thelma Brokenshire, and Larry Zearfoss SHORTE ST Trulymae Olewiler and Jerry Gingerich Ll N D E R C L A S S M E N JUNIGRS Gary Cable, Dave Smith, Al Maul, Ned Thomas, Mr. Beckmyer. OFFICERS President .......................... Albert Maul Vice-President. . . ...... Ned Kauffman Secretary ..... ..... D avid Smith Treasurer. . . ....... Gary Cable T? Wills!! 46 First Row: Patricia Perkins, Roxanna Bollinger, Betty Boyer, Alice Gross, Allen Metzler, Melinda Strayer, Barbara Elliot, Ann Kohler, Susan Berger. Second Row: James Clough, Clinton Bupp, Richard Helmerly, Gary Kerr, Edward Gross, Ronald Welsh, Edward Taylor. Adrian Eaton, Patricia Bumbaugh. Third Row: Dennis Diehl, Gary Cable. First Row: Ned Kauffman, Lois Fuden, Robert Martin, Donna Hoke, Carolyn Shriver, Carolyn Thompson, Yvonne Himes, Jean Weigart. Second Row: John Spillman, Beverly Blouse, Samuel Glessner, Mike Smyser, Gene Whitacre, Al Maul, Charles Glessner, Paul Spangler, Sandra Snyder. Third Row: Sam Jannetta, Philip Ort, Bill Spangler, James Walker. 47 First Row: Harriet Moul, Pat Bare, Doris Stough, Nancy Kunkel, Nadine Keech, Delores Dennis, Harriet Santucci, Sue Haines. Second Row: Harriet Hicks, Margaret Glase, Yvonne Bentzel, Gloria Falkenstine, Mary Jane Silzer, Nancy Kemper, Ethel Lehr, Barbara Beech, Dorothy Hovis, Cathleen Copenhaver, Pat Metzel, Barbara Schwab, Janet Senft, Nancy Markle. First Row: Murina Barr, Larry Rinehart, Harriet Haley, Shirley Miller, Deanna Crone, John Eimerbrink, Sally Brenneman, Georgia Sipe, Donald Krout. Second Row: Robert Hoskins, Sharon Musser, Marilyn Kottcamp, Cordelia Aldinger, Bruce Hartsough, Mada Keefer, An- drea Meckley, Julia Gemmill, Nancy Mann. Third Row: Ronald Hengst, Charles Younker, Richard Stambaugh, Rodney Schrum, Wayne Howe, Ray Knaub, Ronald Shaffer, George Smallwood. Fourth Row: Edward Linsey, Ronald Wolfe, David L. Smith, Robert Gunnet, LaForrester Todd, Jan Shaffer, William Enterline. Fifth Row: Elwood Hoskins, Vernon Kopp, Ray Mundorf, Harold Spahr. 48 SDPHOMORES Mrs. Lentz, Phyllis Miller, Virginia Kleiman, Mike Ketterman, Mr. Bupp OFFICERS Preszdent ..................... Vice-President ..... . . . Secretary .... Treasurer .... Willa . Mike Ketterman .Nannette Keller Virginia Kleiman . . .Phyllis Miller wife 49 First Row: Nanette Keller, Patty Murphy, Phyllis Miller, Fay Welcomer, Leroy Zellers, Rachel Richards, Joann Hoskins, Carol Ness, Renee Lisse. Second Row: Jessica Debes, Michael Young, Ray Lecrone, Jay Rotz, Ralph Holland, Ronald Myers, Ronald Keister, Charles Hull, Jane Thomas. Third Row: Bill Cash, Daryl Berkeimer, Robert Becker, Gerald Keister, Glenn Julius, Reed Miller, Susan Bentzel, Charles Leathery. First Row: Jack Clough, Don Lookingbill, Elizabeth Disbrow, Jeff Amsbaugh, Jim Arnold, John Peregay, Roy Cox, Ronald Mummert, Jay Stouch. Second Row: Terry Lehr, Mike Ketterman, Jerry Miller, Steve Wenrick, Thomas Smeltzer, Gary Zarfoss, Thomas Spangler, Dave A. Smith, Veda Noel. Third Row: Ralph Orman, Douglas Kann. 50 First Row: Lois Clark, Barbara Wilhelm, Nancy Summers, Donna Eisenhart, Barbara Sip- ple, Janice Gladfelter, Judy Frey, Carol Owen, Lois Decker. Second Row: Robert Stitley, Barron limig, Janet Sheifer, Carolyn Keeney, Lorna Flinchbaugh, Sandra Murphy, Emma Hildebrand, Sally Wagner, Janet Arnold, Shirley King. Third Row: Doris Pittinger, Brian Noel, Shirley Davis, John Hopple, Judith Lininger, Glenn Gibbs, Barry Lefever, Joyce Gar- land, Edward Strawsbaugh, Marianne Sanderson. Fourth Row: Steve Keller, Thomas Mc- Williams, Jay Arnold, Edward King, Lawrence Berkheimer, Dennis Vaughn, Richard Jones, Don Shenberger, Robert Bosserman, Walter Beers. First Row: Joan Gladfelter, Sandy Valentine, Fern Welty, Joyce Detter, Tanya Reidel, Carol Meckley, Shirley Eisenhart, Mary Folkenroth, Diane Stough. Second Row: Darrell Sloan, Florence Zeigler, Bruce Musser, Rosemary Oliver, Wanda Boyer, Yvonne Brown, Robert Hopkins, Carol Bare, Wade Keech, Virginia Kleinman. Third Row: Gary Klindenst, Louella Peters, Bill Walker, Paul Myers, Albert White, James Schroyer, Gary Lehr, Sandy Gentzler, Sandy Brennman. Fourth Row: Richard Dennis, Raymond Ernst, Jim Ketterman, Stanley Strausbaugh, Barry Becker, Ronald Peters, Tom Albright. 51 FRESHME OFFICERS President .............. Nedra Snyder Vice-President. . . .... Tom Werner Secretary ..... . . .James Nace Treasurer .... . . .Judy Firestone Judy Firestone, Tom Werner, James Nate, Mrs. Brillhart, Nedra Snyder. First Row: Earl Strayer, Jeanne Thomas, Linda Cash, Georgia Wantz, Fred Freed, Made- leine Bufllap, Gail Lefever, Nedra Snyder, Stuart Boyer. Second Row: Clarence Gross, Beverly Bower, Marsha Schwab, Lynda Snyder, Marena Colgan, Robert Mickey, Geraldine Gross, Marcia Baker, Ann Newcomer, Darlene Lehr. Third Row: George Livingston, Ronald Davis, Tom Wiley, John Morningstar, Robert Markel, John Moramarco, Worley Rudisill, Tom Werner, Garry Sipe. Fourth Row: Brian Dittenhafer, Bronley Free, George Martz, Ralph Dermota. 52 First Row: Ray 'lH'one, -Ioan Meisenhelter, Thomas Langheine, William Hopple, Bonnie Harter, Gloria Rinehart, Robert Lehr, Pat Reid, Donna Brown. Second Row: Janet Krish- inger, Lynn Weigel, Walter Mclrllain, Wayne Campbell, Dean Klindinst, Brenda Anstine. James Nace, Wilbur Kinneman, Steve Shryock, Sandra Gelwicks. Third Row: Larry Walker, George Garrett, Eleanor Winter, William Albright, Gary Rowe, Ronald Cramer, Terry Lang- heine, Judy Firestone, Ronald Henry, Gwylan Ilgenfritz, Timothy Wolfe. Firsf Row: Joel Krewson, Susan Heynold, Sandra Arnold, Joanne Knaub, Holly Wakeland, Darlene Shearer, Sylvia Holtzapple, Joyce Kern, Lynette Seitz, Gary Duncan. Second Row: Joyce Mohlman, Linda Dennis, Marlene Moul, Betty Shoemaker, George Swemley, Sam Klair, Linda Hildebrand, Linda Hinea, Jeanette Aldinger, Bonnie Knaub, Waynette Conrad. Third Row: Frank Ramble, Paula Hassinger, Jim Smith, Paul Breneman, Jim Heidler, Don Eisenhower, Marlin Bortner, Burnell Kohler, WillaMae Garrett. Fourth Row: Jim Mundorf, David Berkheimer. 53 First Row: George Bixler, Annette Crone, Judy Unger, Robert Gladfelter, Connie Cunning- ham, Nancy Senft, Susan Lindsay, Linda Boring, David Freed. Second Row: Linda Miller, Terry Senft, Brenda Brown, Lorretta King, Patsy Hoats, John Strom, Nancy Shoemaker, Carol Pittenger, Carolyn Crone, Arlene Sweitzer. Third Row: Connie Green, Carolyn Arnold, Ronald Metzler, Marlin Holtzapple, Larry Young, Diane Fox, Donald Snow, Barry King, Jean Myers. Fourth Row: Edward Tanner, Dennis Boring, Donald Crisamore, Rodger Murphy, Donald Harrison, Jack Fisher. First Row: Joan Miller, Beverly Spangler, Armetha Fleming, Peggy Wile, Donna Kise, Joyce Hamme, Theda Rebert, Diana Zellers, Jane Hoke. Second Row: Charlotte Sweitzer, Marie Huffman, Charles Almony, Gloria Heiss, Frederick Enterline, Lavaline Hunger, James Smith, Anita Plath, Ruth Morison, Wanda Horton. Third Row: Gary Ginter, George Brenner, Leroy Reynolds, Barry March. 54 EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President .... . . .Frances Fockler Vice-President. . . ........ Alice Kerr Treasurer .... . . .Jackie Newcomer Secretary. . . . . .Judy Rabenstine Miss Kise, Kay Enterline, Judy Rabenstein, Alice Kerr Francis For-kler, Jackie Newcomer, and Mr. Richards. First Row: Brian Kauffman, Frances Taylor, Bob Nace, Rudy Snyder, Shirley Steidler, Ann Lichty, Cindy Zeigler, Lou Gerrick, Jim Hilbert, Mike Beckmyer. Second Row: Arvena Desenherg, Franklin Williams, Alberta Tarbert, Charles Ernst, Yvonne Painter, Skip Markle. Sara Fisher, Sandy Ryane, Mike Hutton, Paul Valentine, Gay Fuhrman. Third Row: Charles Knokey, Judy Grove, Judy Boyer, Emanuel Bingman, John Brokenshire, Philip Lephart, Kay lrlnterline, Anita Hofiine, Marilyn Stover. Fourlh Row: Mike Reidel. Carolyn Anderson. 55 First Row: James Hoover, JoAnne Plymire, Janet Spillman, Kay Diehl, Gerald Firestone, Fred Goodling, Ronald Zellers, Jean Marie Hatfield, Robert Bingaman, Rodney Clements. Second Row: Bonnie Malehorn, Terry Stover, Barbara Arnold, Larry Bare, Alice Kerr, Dale Markle, Frances Fockler, Sandra Vaughn, Sandra Garber, Harold Crone, Julia Schriver. Third Row: Robert Feeser, James McKinley, Frances Stutts, Barry Gettier, Ann Shindler, Donald Hinkle, Frank Hanline, Sally Wilderson, Donald Murphy, Carolyn Everett, Larry Knipple. First Row: Barry Kopp, Carol Rohrbaugh, Robert Rhinehart, Terry Holland, Barry Mer- genthaler, Frances Flinchbaugh, Deloras Gross, Linda Flinchbaugh, Kenneth Smith, Sam Thomas. Second Row: Penny Kenny, Carolyn Hangest, Paul Winters, Mike Klindienst, Deanna Dennis, William Bingamen, Suzanne Seifried, Daniel Herman, Linda Fesser, Lor- retta Smyser, Richard Enterline. Third Row: Jackie Newcomer, Barry Horner, Marlane Woodring, Sharon Stough, Frank Rizzuto, Harold Goodling, Joan Becker, Ellen Piffer, Kathy Emig. Fourth Row: Larry Luckenbaugh, Larry Patterson, Dale Becker. 56 First Row: Michael Wood, Edna Anderson, Marlene Rinehart, Shirley Scott, Judy Raben- stine, Joan Keech, Douglas Baublitz, James Nace, Robert Lehman. Second Row: Martha Koons, Lois Ernst, Gale Bryant, Roger Myers, Dixie Smith, Rosalie Hedrick, Michael Kel- ler, Fred Strashaugh, John Godfrey, Marilyn Brillhart. Third Row: Fay Becker, Lonnie Hengst, Elva Falkenstein, Bonnie Wagaman, Nancy Cheever, Barry Kopp, Shirley Winter- myer, Linda Eisenhart, Joyce Flinchbaugh, Terry Hulshart. Fourth Row: Clifton Thomson, Elaine Kinneman, Paul Mummert, Henry Aukenbaugh, James Smith, Sandra Glessner, Jerry Cramer. R -.bil-4 iigfh A rp lj 57 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President ....... . . .Ida Marie Jannetta Vice-President .... .... B eth Hildebrand Secretary ...... . . .Jackie Winters Treasurer .... .... L ynn Brown Historian. . . . . .Fred Gross First Row: Miss Hillegas, Lynn Brown, Ida Marie Jannetta, Jackie Winters, Mr. Wissinger. Second Row: Fred Gross, Beth Hildebrand. First Row: Linda Haare, Jeffrey Hildebrand, Terry Zartman, Danny Lindstrom, Glenn Mil- ler, Jim Stouch, Fred Jones, Alvin Zellers, Sandy Hilbert, Marcia Eisenhart. Second Rau: Carla Schwab, David Myers, Brenda Crowell, Carol Grim, Thomas Trone, Richard New- comer, Lynne Sandberg, Elsie Becker, Connie Sowers, Danny MacKenzie, Wayne Anstine. Third Row: Sue Loucks, Susan Zeichner, Richard Denues, Nancy Hoskin, Bronley Walker, John Berkheimer, Joan Meisenhelter, Claus Halewski, Kenneth Becker, Faye McCurdy. Fourth Row: Paulette Wyche, Pat Halliwell, Rae Ann Rauch, Beth Hildebrand. 58 Firsl Row: Janet Dubhs, William Eisenhart, Reggie Mummert, Blarie Wintermyer, Carol Senft, Stephanie Moore, Carol Burger, Brian Hoke, Clarie Tonnney, Elaine Taylor. Second How: Faye Shearer, Suzanne Kauffman, Glenn Shavry, Rodney Nailor, Donald Klinedinst, Nanvy Arnold, JoAnn Massimore, Ray Sandy, John Chrisniore, Rodney Fox, James Messer- smith. Third Rout Joan Gross, Joyce Klinedinst, Gerald Brenner, Louise Driscoll, Barry Anderson, Fred Gross, Garry Gregory, Sandra Shearer, Sally Feiser. First Row: Sharon Moore, Lynn Brown, Michael Zittle, Darla Smith. Judy Keefer, Paula Sheffer, Judy Gatton, Lois Chamberlain, Kenneth Kopp, Barbara Shafler. Second Row: Ann Bevk, Gloria Meilleary, Terry Sheffer, Brenda Lefever, Dennis Walker, Shirley Hanline, Deanna Shenherger, Kay liiehelherger, David Hasaler, Millard Horton. Third Row: Morgan Glessner, Brenda Boyer, John llelauler, Robert Spangler, Gerald Vaughn, Gary Aughen- haugh, Sandra Hafner. Absent: Michael Nu:-zz, Jell' Lin:-iey, Michael Sweigart. 59 First Row: Gary Jones, Pamula Shutt, Richard Miller, Joan Fair, Mary Jane Bentzel, Rod- ger Deardoff, Linda Ludwig, Rosa Beller, Anna Mae Smith, Clyde Stayler. Second Row: Joyce Kister, Darrel Williams, Donald Firestone, Ida Marie Jannetta, Mary Brenner, Bar- bara Dayhoff, Lee Hershner, Barry Landis, Marvin Rose. Third Row: Linda Gembe, Shirley Renoll, Margaret McCaffery, Larry Siple, Emmett Goforth, Dennis Middleton, Eldon Blos- ser, Dale Sweitzer. Fourth Row: Richard Shenburg, Sheldon Lloyd. First Row: Ronnie Crone, Stephen Smith, Janet Shearer, Sylvia Kopp, Gary Augeneaugh, Jack Almony, Charles Tanner, D'Etta Desenberg, Charles Gladfelter. Second Row: Louis Wolf, Daisy McEvoy, Charles Fuller, Lance Groft, Carroll McWilliams, Harry Hershberger, Clark Reynolds, Wayne Flemming. 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Absent: Robert Lehr, Marlin Bortner, Tom Spangler, Betty Shoemaker, Don Bosserman, Marcia Eisen- hart, Suzanne Firestone, Bob Spangler, Gary Rowe, Sandy Snyder. I N-I .. J Z I Zz! 7 fl ,F A l' 13 2 x 'E nz. 62 TUDE T BODY OFFICERS 1956-1957 1957-1958 President ...... .... J ake Hoover President ...... .... S am Jannetta Vice-President .... ........ G ary Kerr Vice-President .... ...... D ave Smith Secretary ..... .... F rances Rizzuto Secretary ..... .... F rances Rizzuto Treasurer ........ ..... B arbara Kopp Treasurer ........ ...... B arbara Kopp Board of Censors .... .... F red Mummert Board of Censors ...... Marilyn Kottcamp Lois Julius Donald Lookingbill Henrietta Kohr Gary Kerr , ,,, 'Y M ' i First Row: Dale Smyser, Don Bosserman, John Leib, Creigh Reichard, Pat Luckenbaugh, Lois Fudem, Beverly Blouse, Robert Martin, Faye Detter, Nancy Kopp, Bob Miller. Ronald Bolton. Second Row: Charles Bolinger, Stan Senft, Sam Glessner, Carl Godfrey, Larry Zearfoss, Charles Bixler, Gerald Senft, Jane Raffensperger. Beverly Buckmyer, Abe March, Donald Boyer, Mike Duncan, James Everett, Nelson Klinedinst. STAFF Co-Editors .... . . .Jane Raffensperger Creigh Reichard Beverly Buchmyer Layout and Copy Editors ...... Abe March Sports Editors .... .... Jerry Gingerich Pat Luckenbaugh Assistant Editor .......... Beverly Blouse Circulation Manager .... . . Robert Martin Business Manager ........ Ross Hartsough Business Manager ..,... . Charles Bolinger LA MEMORIA First Row: Jesse Lininger, William Smyser, Judy Shearer, Lois Julius, Lynnette Kinsey, Jane Raffensperger, Frederick Mummert. Second Row: Miss Jones, Jerry Gingerich, Nancy Kopp Lea Conrad, Deanna Spangler, Janet Gross, Joyce Neal, Joyce Woodring, Barbara Meckley, Donna Burkholder, Henrietta Kohr, Sandra Dittenhafer, Miss King. Third Row: John Leib, Ann Wiley Beverly Buckmyer, Dean Kessler, Lorma Murphy, Sally Nusz, Donald Bosserman, Creigh Reichard Sara Ann Boring, Pat Luckenbaugh. Fourth Row: George Boyer, Frances Rizzuto, Leon Taylor Fegely ft ,a ff I ,,.f, ,f 4 l'iii f'lffl' Q f f t 3 irar J Duane Hamme, Jacob Hoover, William Halliwell, Susan Zech, Jack Neal, Suzanne Firestone, Gene is fri 5, l l 51 if! ,a 1 A 1 N ' fl, ' qfjj, A-,X ' f, ff f X e f X ' ' f - ' , 2 1 ' f ff f f V , f, f ff A xi Editor Senior Activities Judith Shearer Sandy Dittenhafer C0,Edit0,. Business Staff Dean Kessler Joyce Woodring Layout Editor Nancy KOPP - Lorma Murphy Lynnette Kinsey , Ann Wiley Sports Editor Jake Hoover Fred Mummert Henrietta Kohr Advertising Editor Sally Nusz Jane Raffensperger Sarann Boring Business Manager Frances Rizzuto Charles Bolinger Janet Gross Artists Music Editor Jesse Lininger tchiefb J 91-ry Gingerjch Gene Fegely l3SSiStHI'1U EditorialAdvisor Photographer Mr. Wertman Bill Smyser fchiefj Miss King Jack Neal fassistantj Business Advisor George Boyer fassistantj Miss Jones X . ,if TH ESPIANS First Row: Robert Martin, Susan Zech, Jack Neal, Barbara Schwab. Second Row: Henrietta Kohr, Jean Weigard, Lea Conrad, Jane Raffensperger, Beverly Buchmyer. Third Row: Ned Kauffman, John Leib. Donald Bosserman, Allen Metzler, Fred Mummert, William Halliwell, James Walker, Leon Taylor, Dean Kessler. Absent: Susan Bentzel, Jessica Debes, Sam Dayhoff, Barbara Elliot, Lynnette Kinsey, Carol Ness. Duane Hamme, George Boyer, Joann Hoskin, Charles Hull, Renee Lisse, Rachel Richards, John Spillman. OFFICERS President ..... . . .Susan Zech Vice-President .... ...... J ack Neal Treasurer ..... . . .Robert Martin Secretary. . . -. .Barbara Schwab Advisor. . . ..... Mrs. Lentz 65 LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Janet Klinedinstg President, Nancy Kopp, Dawn Stough, Henrietta Kohr, Janet Gross Miss Hillegass. Second Row: Carolyn Falkenstine, Louise Smyserg Vice President, Sarann Boring Treasurer, Pat Bumbaugh, Mada Keefer, Barbara Elliot, Lynnette Kinsey, Carolyn Shriverg Secretary BUSINESS EDUCATICN CLUB First Row: Sharon Musserg Vice-President, Marilyn Kottcamp, Harriet Haley, Lea Conrad, Donna Burkholder, Barbara Kopp, Janet Klinedinstg Secretary, Sally Brenneman. Second Row: Dawn Stough, Deanna Crone, Louise Smyserg Treasurer, Suzanne Firestoneg President, Sarann Boring, Miss Jones. 66 FUTURE URSES CF AMERICA um p s P-'S gg, First Row: Joyce Keister, Elsie Becker, Carol Senft, Vice President, Elaine Taylor, Pamela Shutt, Janet Duhhs, Brenda Crowell, Carol Berger, Margaret Mary McCafTery. Sf-cond Row: Suzanne Kaulfman, Connie Sowers, Nancy Arnold, Alverta Tarbert, Joan Gross, Joyce Klinedinst, Sally Feeser, Arvene Desenberg, Ida Marie Jannetta. Absent: Kay Sheafferg President, Susan Shaffer: Secretary. BOYS' HGBBY CLUB 4 4 4 First Row: Alvin Zellers, Charles Tanner, Jelfery Hildebrand. Mike Zittle, Steven Smith, Ross Bell. Serond Row: Miss Forry, James Messersmith, Wayne Fleming, Rodney Fox, Wayne Anstine, Lynn Brown, David Myers, Mr. Wertman. Third Row: Clark Renoll, Rodney Naylor, Fred Gross, Gerry Brenner, Gary Taughenbaugh, Leroy Renoll, Ray Lecrone, Louellen Ronny Unger, Larry Hershberger, Terry Senft, Larry Bare, Barry Gittier, Louis Wolfe. Fourth Row: George Brenner, Donald Crisamore, Henry Aughen- baugh. Paul Mummert, Jerry Cramer. 67 ACCCM PAN ISTS 4. E- '-.. Duane Hamme, Faye Welcomer, Carol Eberly, Gloria Heisse, Marlene Rinehart, Jessica Debes, George Boyer. Madeline Bufflap. SEVENTH GRADE GLEE CLUB First Row: Susan Stouch, Louise Driscoll, Joan Gross, Nancy Arnold, Kay Eichelberger, John Berkheimer, Jeffery Hilde- brand, Richard Shenberger, John Delauter, Jeffery Linsey, Michael Sweigert, Bronley Walker, Paulette Wyche, Sandra Shearer, Beth Hildebrand. Second Row: Faye McCurdy, Susan Shaffer, Ida Marie Jannetta, Gloria McCrary, Millard Horton. David Myers. Jaye Shearer, Louis Wolf, Dennis Walker, Rodney Fox, Brenda Lefever, Patricia Kerr, Jo-Ann Massimore, Brenda Boyer. Third Row: Wanda Dowbach, Stephanie Mohr, Mary Jane Bentzel, Barbara Shaffer, Richard Denues, Gary Aughenbaugh, Donald Klinedinst, Brian Leib, Ross Bell, Daniel Lindstrom, Elsie Becker, Joan Meisen' helder, Susan Zeichner, Deanne Shenberger. Fourth Row: Mary Brenner, Carla Schwab, Linda Ludwig, Carol Grim, Marcia Eisenhart, Linda Haar, Wayne Anstine, Darrell Williams, James Messersmith, Lee Hershner, Richard Newcomer, Michael Zittle, Nancy Hoskins, Susan Laucks, Connie Sowers. Fifth Row: Lois Chamberlain, Sandra Hilbert, Geraldine Wise, Janet, Dubbs, Brian Hoke, James Stough, Michael Nusz, Clyde Staley, Gary Jones, Richard Miller, Terry Zartman, Paula Sheffer, Joyce Kister, Lynne Sandburg, Carol Senft, Brenda Crowell. 68 BLUE A D HITE GLEE CLUB First Row: Dona Brown, Martha Koons, Patsy Hoats, Elva Falken- stine, Jane Boaker. Judy Firestone, Shirley Stough, Jean Myers. Gwylan Ilgenfritz, Linda Hildebrand. Second Row: Marcia Baker, Judy Rabenstine, Alverta Torbert. Sylvia Holtzapple. Nancy Senft, Shirley Scott, Faye Becker, Sarah Ann Fisher, Darlene Lehr, Wanda Horton, Connie Cunningham. Third Row: Edna Anderson, Frances Flinchbaugh, Dixie Smith, Armetha Fleming, Yvonne Painter, Dianne Dennis, Linda Dennis. Ann Newcomer, Daisy McVoy. Judy Boyd, Charlotte Sweitzer. Fourth Row: Pat Reid, Linda Boring, Sandra Gelwicks, JoAnn Knaub, Sandra Holtzapple, Holly Wakeland, Theda Rebert, Suzanne Seigried, Bonnie Wagman, Kay Enterline. Fifth Row: JoAnn Plymire, Carol Kohr, Janet Spillman, Kay Diehl, Delores Gross, Georgia Wanch, Bonnie Mahlhorn, Linda Cash, Bonnie Knaub, Lynda Snyder, Nancy Cheever, Ann Shindler. First Row: Jackie Newcomer, Beverly Bowers, Carol Pit- tenger, Marlene Woodring, Carolyn Crone. Second Row: Sandra Glessner, Carol Anderson, Barbara Arnold, Donna Kise, Phylis Keister, Carolyn Arnold. Joyce Cable, Marsha Schwab. Third Row: Marene Colgan, Paula Hassinger, Constance Green, Linda Eisenhart, Brenda Anstine, Jeanette Aldinger, Sandra Garber, Bonnie Harter. Fourth Row: Geraldine Gross, Linda Feeser, Joan Meisenhelter, Nedra Snyder, Gail Lefever, Jean Hatfield, Darlene Shearer, Waynette Conrad. Fifth Row: Marilyn Stover, Joyce Flinchbaugh, Sandra Arnold, Lynette Seitz, Susan Lindsey, Sylvia Kopp, Janet Shearer, Frances Taylor, Joan Miller. Sixth Row: Eleanor Winters, Sally Wilder- son, Julia Schriver, Brenda Brown, Joyce Kern, Gloria Rinehart, Ann Lichty, Linda Flinchbaugh. 69 CAROLERS First Row: Ann Kohler, Henrietta Kohr, Carolyn Thomp- son, Sharon Musser, Sandra Dittenhafer. Second Row: Frances Rizzuto, Sally Nusz, Carolyn Schriver, Sandra Snyder, Beverly Blouse, Lois Julius. First Row: Sally Nusz, Jane Thomas, Veda Noel, Carolyn Schriver, Janet Arnold, Carolyn Falkenstine, Dawn Stough, Sandra Dittenhafer, Henri- etta Kohr, Harriet Santucci, Pat Perkins, Renee Lisse, Harriet Moul, Doris Stough, Fern Welty, Margaret Glase, Judy Rosenzweig, Lynnette Kinsey. Second Row: Susan Bentzel, Frances Rizzuto, Pat Metzel, Yvonne Brown, Carolyn Thompson, Diane Stough, Barbara Wilhelm, Ann Kohler, Jessica Debes, Judy Lininger, Sandra Snyder, Beverly Blouse, Lois Julius. Third Row: Susan Zech, Lorma Murphy, Sandra Brenne- man, Doris Markle, Janet Gross, Beverly Buchmyer, Jane Ratfens- perger, Deanna Spangler, Pat Luck- enbaugh, Andrea Meckley, Sarann Boring, Louise Smyser, Suzanne Firestone. Fourth Row: Pat Bum- baugh, Melinda Strayer, Carol Meck- ley, Lea Conrad, Faye Welcomer, Phyllis Miller, Nanette Keller, Pat Murphy, Nancy Mann, Julia Gem- mill, Dorothy Hovis, Rachel Rich- ards, Doris Pittenger. Fifth Row: Barbara Schwab, Mary Jane Silzer, Barbara Beach, Cordelia Aldinger, Marilynn Kottcamp, Sharon Musser, Sue Haines, Ann Wiley, Klinedinst, Shirley Miller, Falkenstine, Louella Peters. Janet Gloria CHORALAIRE Henrietta Kohr, President-Joyce Neal, Vice-President-Judith Shearer, Merit Chairman-Alice Gross, Secretary-Suzanne Firestone, Assistant Secretary-Joyce Woodring, Treasurer-Carolyn Schriver, Librarian. Sixth Row: Faye Detter, Nancy Summers, Nancy Kopp, Jean Weigard, Joyce Woodring, Judy Shearer, Alice Gross, Dona Hoke, Yvonne Himes, Carol Owens, Mary Folkenroth, Joyce Detter. Absent: Donna Burkholder, Joyce Neal, Carol Ness, Barbara Sipple, Wanda Boyer, Barbara Elliot, Marcia Copenhaver, Sandra Gentzler, Carol Bare, Harriet Haley, Thelma Broken- shire, Sally Brenneman, Deanna Crone, Sandra Murphy, Joyce Garland, Diane Amspacher. 70 CHORISTER First Row: Margaret Glase, Pat Metzel, Jane Thomas, Susan Bentzel, Doris Stough. Second Row: George Boyer, Dawn Stough, Janet Arnold, Frances Rizzuto, Sally Nuszg Secretary-Treas- urer, Duane Hamme. Third Row: John Morningstar, Martha Koons, Marena Colgan, Yvonne Brown, Veda Noel, Worley Rudisill. Fourth Row: Jesse Lininger, Robert Martin, John Leib, Don Bossermang Vice-President, Sam Dayhoff, George Livingston. Fifth Row: Ross Hartsough, George Martz, Ralph Holland, Charles Hull, Absent: Lynnette Kinsey, Librarian, Lois Julius, Henrietta Kohr, Sandra Jack Neal, Charles Bolingerz Pl-esi- Dittenhafer, Carolyn Falkenstine, Carolyn Schriver, Carolyn Thompson, dent' Bronley Free' William Smyser, Joyce Neal. SERENADERS First Row: Janet Arnold, Margaret Glase, Doris Stough, Fern Welty, Marena Colgan. Second Row: Susan Bentzel, Connie Green, Jane Thomas, Judy Firestone, Pat Metzel, Yvonne Brown, Veda Noel, Jessica Debes. 71 TROUBADGUR First Row: George Boyer, Worley Rudisill, Charles Hull, George Martz, Ralph Holland, Ronald Wolf, Jesse Lininger, Jim Walker, Bronley Free, Charles Bolinger, Jack Neal, Sam Dayhoff, Ross Hartsough, Donald Bosserman. Second Row: Fred Eisenhart, Gerald Senft, Walter Fahs, Elwood Hoskins, Ray Knaub, Donald Boyer, Creigh Reichard, Jerry Gingerich. Third Row: Robert Martin, John Leib, Skip Markle, George Swemley, Marlin Bortner, Charles Glessner, John Moromarco, Stan Senft, Ray Lecrone, Franklin Williams, Rudy Snyder, Ray 'Hone Fourth Row: Ned Kauffman, Robert Lehr, Bill Hopple, Charles Younker, Tom Wiley, Larry Walker, Michael Reidel, Ralph Dermota, Bill Enterline, George Garrett, Glenn Julius, Nelson Klinedinst, Gene Fegely. Fifth Row: Fred Freed, Clarence Gross, Charles Ernst, Mike Hutton, Earl Strayer, Robert Nace, Joel Krewson, Stuart Boyer, James Smith, John Morningstar, George Livingston. Fred Eisenhart, President-Duane Hamme, Vice-President-Donald Bosserman, Merit Chairman-Ronald Wolf, Secretary-William Smyser, Assistant Secrtary-Robert Martin, Treasurer-John Leib, Librarian. DUTCHME First Row: Duane Hamme. Second Row: Jack Neal, Charles Bolinger. Third Row: Sam Dayhoff, Ross Hartsough. 72 ORCHE TRA my qi gfrveggf Mr. Steffy, Roxana Bollinger, Ronald Wolf, Robert Martin, Paul Spangler, Mike Hutton, Richard Heberly, James Nace, John Hopple, Philip Ort, Bob Mickey, Duane Hamme. Eleanor Winter, Ed Strausbaugh, Dale Smyser, Mike Smyser, Carolyn Thompson, Barry Kopp, Terry Lehr, Gerry Gingerich, George Boyer, Reid Miller, Bill Cash, Paul Valentine. Approximately thirty-five orchestra mem- bers met in the gym every Monday and Friday under the capable leadership of Mr. James Steffy. The highlight of the year was the Spring Concert on May 18. On the program was violin solo, Csardas played by Dale Srnyser. The program was well received. 73 BA First Row: Jerry Gingerich, Terry Lehr, Dona Brown, Brian Dittenhafer, Jacqueline Winter, Elwood Hoskins, Terry Holland, Samuel Thomas, Barry Kopp, Jeanne Thomas, Paul Valentine. Second Row: Barry Anderson, Brian Hoke, Susan Reynolds, Michael Hutton, Richard Heberly, Albert White, Glenn Gibbs, James Nace, Samuel Dayhoff, Robert Markel, Gary Sipe, Terry Hulshart, Dale Markel, Howard Markle, Michael Beckmeyer, Donald Snow, James Smith, Charles Bolinger, Paul Spangler. Third Row: Susan Bentzel, Roxana Bollinger, Connie Cunningham, Marilyn Stover, Steve Keller, Glen Shirey, Ronald Wolf, Jelfery Linsey, Michael Sweigart, William Bingaman, Fred Enter- line, Samuel Klair, Robert Martin, Michael Nusz, Rodney Clements, Charles Hull, Robert Mickey, Bronley Walker, John Hopple, Michael Smyser, Philip Ort, Duane Hamme, George Boyer, Mr. Steffy. Absent: Michael Wood, Wil- liam Smyser, Fred Jones, Thomas Werner, Michael Keller, Fred Strausbaugh, Fred Goodling, Daniel Herman, Jaye Shearer. Seventy members of the West York Area High School Band met Wednes- day and Thursday mornings under the direction of Mr. James Steffy in prep- aration for their big concert on March 23. The band played such numbers as Rhapsody in Bluen and Stars and Stripes Forever featuring the brass sections of the band. Also on the pro- ., I .. S, gram was a special TV Review planned by Mr. Steffy. The John Philip Sousa award was given to the outstanding senior musician, this year the award was given to Duane Hamme and Jerry Gingerich. Also started for the first time was the Band Parents Club which met every month and sponsored the Band Concert. 74 MAJORETTES Firsl Row: Marilynn Kottuampg acrobat. Second Row: Eleanor Winter, Doris Stough, Rachel Richards Joanne Hoskin, Suzanne Firestone, Phyllis Miller, Jane Thomas. 'l i v in ! Us Q X A 'KW 1 2 'SR' xi 3. i li ! I--..:.-.'r:Q'F L? :E ., ggmgmv 1 -eiil 1 iii lla 1 M fi 522-,f? N' i E 'lm i i l Q1 i' V Q2 i for 'iflwflf ,, r. TW ll, i ill i li v 1 1.5 ' I if-.xy K.-wi' l'QlI'f1 -'l'i l' 1 i i L l li ?'iFL'2,liii.l'Pi Q 5 5. jg 5 I lax Shih u 1 t 4 ll T13 '-,..,,e 3 - 1 - id IE -.5',Y'.,i' s i ' 2' ,f, i C. Dora Miller, Hvml Mczjorvttff Duane Hamrnc-. llrunz Major Marilyn Koltcamp. Arrobul 75 FLAG T IRLERS Paula Hassinger, Marcia Copenhaver. Sally Brenneman Margaret Glase, Harriet Haley. CCLOR GUARD Lorma Murphy, Susan Zech, Sally Nusz, Frances Rizzuto. 76 VARSITY CLUB i' First Row: Jack Neal: Treasurer, Gary Kerr, Vice-President, Glenn Bowman, President, Charles Bolinger: Secetary, Jake Hoover: Librarian. Second Row: Mike Ketterman. Fred Mummert, Larry Zi-arfoss, Sam Dayhoff, Charles Bixler, Sam Jannetta, Ronald Shaefier, Third Row: Creigh Reichard. Donald Boyer, Donald Lookingbill, Leroy Thoman, Albert Moul, David Smith, Robert Gantz. Fourth Row: Bruce Hartsough, Rodney Schrum. Philip Ort. Raymond Ernest, Fred Eisenhart, Gary Cable. Fifth Row: David Smith, Ray Mundorf, Reid Miller, Ronald Bolton, Charles Leathery. HI-Y First Row: Bruce Musser, Mr. Wissinger, Ned Kauffman, John Eimerhrink, Sammi Row: Jim Schroyer, Ronald Hengst, Charles Glessner. Third Row: Ed Taylor, Jan Shaffer, George Smallwood. Fourth xi 1 Row: Ed Linsey, Robert Gunnet, Paul Myers. Jay Rotz. Fifth Row: Charles Leathery, Tom Albright, Dave A, Smith. Sixth Row: Barry Fry. Ronald, Welsh, Bruce Hartsough, Bill Enterline. Seventh Row: LeForrester Todd, Bob Becker, Bill Cash. Eighth Row: Dave Smeltzer, Lawrence Berkheimer, Ray Ernst, Stan- ley Strausbaugh. 77 TAGE CREW First Row: Mr. Wertman, Charles Bolinger, Brian Dittenhafer, Frank Rizzuto, John Leib, Jack Neal. Second Row: Donald Bosserrnan, John Spillman. Third Row: Herbert Yost. Absent: Ronald Bollinger, Kenneth Smith, Michael Young. PRINTCRAFTER Walter McBlain, Wilbur Kinneman, Clarence Gross, Larry Walker 78 PSI CHI Firsl Row: Joan Fair, Bonnie Crowell, Elsie Becker, Marcy Eisenhart, Linda Haare, Carol Grim. Second Row: Connie Sowers, Paulette Wyche, Rae Rauch, Joan Gross, Faye McCurdy, Mary Brenner, Miss Forry. THETA GAMMA 'ZZ Firsl How: Joan Miller: Vice-President, Betty Shoemaker, Linda Hinea, Corresponding Secretary, DeEtta Desenberg. Second Row: Sandy Garver, Nancy Shoemaker, Treasurer, Dianne Foxl Recording Secretary, Pat Martin, Ruth Morrison, Miss Forry. Absent: Nancy Cheeverq President. 79 JU IOR RED CROSS First Row: Judy Rabenstine, Marlene Rinehart, Frances Fockler, Cynthia Zeigler, Julia Shriver. Second Row: Sharon Moore, Elaine Taylor, Carol Senft, Judy Gatton, Carla Schwab, JoAnn Plymire, Jean Marie Hatfield, Paula Sheffer, Lynne Sandberg, Judy Keefer, Kay Shaffer, Darla Smith, Mr. Zinn. Third Row: Sue Loucks, Nancy Hoskins, Beverly Spangler, JoAnn Massimore, Shirley Hanline, Shirley Scott, Kay Eichelberger, Sandra Hafner, Joan Gross, Brenda Lefever, Joan Meisenhelder. Fourth Row: Joyce Flinchbaugh, Yvonne Painter, Brenda Brown, Jacqueline Newcomer, Sandra Shearer, Patsy Hoats, Judy Boyd, Beth Hildebrand, Fay Becker, Dixie Smith. Fifth Row: Kay Enterline, Sharon Stough, Barbara Arnold, Frances Stutts, Louise Driscoll, Carolyn Anderson, Sally Wilderson, Nancy Cheever, Linda Eisenhart, Elva Falkenstine. OFFICERS President ..... ...... . . .Marlene Rinehart Vice-President. . . . . .Frances Fockler Secretary. . . . . .Cynthia Zeigler Treasurer. . . . . .Judy Rabenstine 80 ATIO AL SENIOR HO OR SOCIETY Sealed: Sandra Dittenhafer, Harriet Haley, Carolyn Schriver, Carolyn Thompson. Standing: Sally Brenneman, Carolyn Falken- stine, Henrietta Kohr: Secretary, Lois Julius: Vice-President, Jake Hoover: Treasurer, Ann Wiley: Assistant Secretary, Lynnette Kinsey: President, Miss Senft: Advisor, Beverly Blouse. Second Row: Fred Mummert, Jim Walker, Bill Spangler, Allen Metzler. ATIO AL JU IOR HO OR SOCIETY First Row: Gloria Rinehart, Nedra Snyder: Secretary, Marsha Schwab: President, Marcia Baker: Vice-President. Second Row: Linda Hilde- brand, Robert Lehr, Sharon Stough, Mrs, Brillhart, Kathy Emig, Carolyn Anderson, Thomas Werner. Third Row: Gary Rowe, Treasurer, Gwylan Ilgenfritz, Wilbur Kinneman, Larry Walker, James Nace, Paul Valentine, Kay Diehl. 81 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row: Lois Julius, Vice-President, Janet Gross, President, Henrietta Kohrg Secretary. Second Row: George Boyer, Carolyn Schriver, Lynnette Kinsey, Treasurer, Lorma Murphy, Susan Zech, Mr. Martin. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB First Row: Dona Brown, Marcia Baker, Mary Falkenroth, Virginia Kleiman, Phyllis Miller, Marsha Schwab, Linda Cash, Jessica Debes. Second Row: Nancy Markel, Sandy Valentine, Sue Brown, Sue Eisenhart, Faye Welcomer, Florence Zeigler, Nadine Keech, Lorma Murphy, Lynda Snyder, Pat Metzel. Third Row: Doris Stough, Mary Jane Siltzer, Barbara Beach, Gloria Falkenstine, Dona Hoke, Sue Haines, Harriet Santucci, Pat Bare, Nancy Kunkle, Marcie Copnhaver. Fourth Row: Darlene Lehr, Nedra Snyder, Brenda Anstine, Dianne Stough, JoAnne Hoskin, Susan Bentzel, Fern Welty, Veda Noel, Rachel Richards, Miss Ilgenfritz. 82 SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADER Janet Gross, Judy Shearer, Co-Captains Barbara Elliot, Sally Wagner, Sandy Valentine, Ann Kohler Absent Pat Luckenhaugh JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS County Champions Nedra Snyder, Captain Joan Becker, Frances Fockler, Marena Colgan, Connie Green Absent: Linda Cash 83 Y-TEENS First Row: Patricia Perkins, Barbara Elliot, Beverly Blause, Sally Nusz, Judith Shearer, Roxanna Bollinger, Henrietta Kohr. Second Row: Joan Gladfelter, Carol Bare, Carol Meckley, Nancy Kopp, Sandra Dittenhafer, Lois Fudem, Judy Fry, Carol Owen, Miss Senft. Third Row: Jean Weigart, Janet Klinedinst, Patricia Metzel, Carolyn Schriver, Barbara Sipple, Gloria Falkenstein, Dawn Stough, Ann Wiley. Fourth Row: Patricia Luckenbaugh, Janet Arnold, Melinda Strayer, Alice Gross, Sandra Murphy, Sandra Snyder, Louise Smyser. Fifth Row: Sara Ann Boring, Sandra Brennernen, Louella Peters, Patricia Bumbaugh, Lorma Murphy, Lois Julius, Frances Rizzuto, Susan Zech. 1 - ., OFFICERS 'M' President ...... .... S ally Nusz Vice-President .... .... J udy Shearer Secretary. . . ...... Pat Perkins 2 'rrv Treasurer. . . . . .Roxana Bollinger M' i ' Q Q r Chaplain ......... . . .Beverly Blouse J 'F ,7 .rl I ' M :ii Program Chairman .... Henrietta Kohr 'J P' It jf: Barbara Elliot A- F, . if : Inter-Club Council 5 1 fs iff siiififiyf Representative. . . . . .Renee Lisse 84 ,. J. ,- -ew- -s fi , 1 UR , Y. . . 'N My fE.xNX,'Y1A'-iii , 1' -1 --1.1ig?5?iff?lQ7+5 X , . 'ui' H, .1 ' 'IA V, 1 5:2-V' Uh! Agtxf' '1 A U - I 5:-4, lv..,Xxf-pg-I X o if' ,Xxsgf5i': Q -j X uv WW mfx xx Q5 M ' ' Q- J 7 WWQ U .QNX h ' .. ss if fa N fffvgiy' 1 x iv. 1 6' , ,f ' yi W WV Q I If:5 wg ' ' U Mg. g X I-773.0 f ' X' 'iff 'L I x x M' ,A ,, ,N-af ,f ---- l, LU 85 W Y OPP. York B .... Littlestown. . . Susquehannock. . . . . Biglerville .... Kennard-Dale . York Catholic. Dallastown. . . Warwick Union Red Lion ..... VARSITY FOOTBALL Head Coach Don Wissinger and Line Coach Don Kocher were greatly assisted by Tom Heckert, Bullpup mentor, and former star of Millersville. Co-captains Jake Hoover and Glenn Bowman lead the attack against the first foe of the season, York Hi B Squad. The Bulldogs battled to the end, but dropped a close decision. The game was not entirely insignificant for Bowman suffered an ankle injury that plagued both he and the squad for the remainder of the season, mainly Littlestown when another close decision was lost. Partially retaliated, the Bulldogs invaded Susque- hannock and battled to a scoreless deadlock. Again injury struck, Jake Hoover received a serious head injury that also influenced later contests, including a tie with Biglersville and losses to York Catholic and Red Lion. The Bulldogs were not to be out- done, however, and demonstrated definite superi- ority over Dallastown, Kennard Dale, and Warwick Union. First Row: Sam Dayhoff, Gary Kerr, Ronald Bolton, Jake Hoover, Glenn Bowman, Jack Neal, Charles Bolinger, Philip Ort. Second Row: Albert Moul, Sam Janetta, William Spangler, Gary Cable, Ray Mundorf, Clinton Bubb, Dave Smith, Ronald Sheaffer. Third Row: David A. Smith, Dick Dennis, Rodney Schrum, Ronald Wolf, Reid Miller, Ray Ernest, Charles Leathery, Mike Ketterman. Fourth Row: Mr. Kocker, Stanley Senft, Allen Metzler, Bruce Hartsough, Ron Kiester, John Leib, Mr. Wissinger. 86 JU IOR- AR ITY FOOTBALL First Row: Wade Keech, Tim Wolf, George Brenner, Bill Cash, James Mundorf, Jim Arnold. Second Row: Brian Dittenhafer, Adrian Eaton, John Spillman, Bob Becker, Mike Young, Dick Heberly, Tom Spangler, George Martz. Third Row: Robert Markle, Tom Wiley, Glenn Julius, Dennis Boring, Jay Arnold, Jim Heidler, Jan Shaffer. Fourth Row: Mr. Heckard, Edward King, Robert Lehr, Worley Rudisill, Tom McWilliams, James Clough, Barry March, Brian Leih. The Junior Varsity mentioned by coach Tom Heckard, experienced a lengthy season with few games. None- theless, these boys worked hard and WX. OPP were thrown against varsity opponents. 6 Susquehannock 7 This in part accounts for the record i Q i h i i ' i , . 0. k ' . . . . . . shown. However, th1s squad of fresh- Yor Catholic 26 men and sophomores are rich in ex- 0' Delone '52 0. Red Lion... .27 perience and shall greatly boost the efforts next year. Congratulations to both Coach Heck- ard and the squad. SENIOR HIGH VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Duane Hamme, Manager, Darwin S. Bupp, Coach, Ned Kauffman, Manager. Second Row: Ray Knaub, Glenn Bowman, Jacob Hoover, Fred Mummert, Philip Ort, Gary Cable, Jack Neal, David L. Smith, Al Maul, Ronald Shaffer. If you ask a coach, What makes a champion squad, nine times out of ten, he will first mention an element called teamwork. Teamwork, a key factor in any organization, is what influenced the 1956-1957 Varsity Basketball Squad toward a most profitable season, much to the surprise of many. The Bulldogs, laxed in experience, coupled team- work, spirit, and the products of fine coaching to turn out a most successful season record. They were in the running to the last encounter in a tight league. Paced by the scoring of Al Maul and Gary Goose Cable, the driving of Captain Glenn Bowman, and the support of Dirty Davev Smith, Fred Mummert, Ray Knaub, Ronnie Creasy Shaeffer, Jake Hoover, Phil Ort, and Jack Neal, the Bulldogs finished with an overall 15-7 record. Singing their swan song are Bowman, Mummert, Hoover, Ort, and Neal, but leaving behind a nucleus squad for next year, rich in experience and rewarding accomplishment. Keep up the good work, Coach Bupp. 88 W.Y. 58 ....... 48 ....... 64 ....... 47 ....... 75 ....... 55 ....... 45 ....... 51 ....... 62 ....... 56 ....... 70 ....... 75 ....... 82 ....... 66 ....... 60 ....... 60 .....,. 68 ....... 64 ....... 55 ....... 57 ....... 73. 58. East Berlin .... York Catholic. . Susquehannock ....... Red Lion ...... Dallastown .... Alumni ....... York Catholic. . Spring Grove. . Dover ......... Eastern ...... Central ....... Kennard-Dale. . Manchester .... Susquehannock. . . . . . . Red Lion ...... Dallastown .... Spring Grove. . Dover ....... Eastern ....... Central ...... . Kennard-Dale. . Manchester .... OPP .28 .49 .45 .30 .59 .54 .48 .54 .31 .59 .42 .53 .67 .48 .50 .50 .70 .38 .42 .59 .59 .59 SENIOR HIGH RE ER E BA KETBALL Mr, Heckard, David A. Smith, Charles Leathery, Bruce Hartsough, Raymond Ernest, Edward King, Glenn Julius Jay Arnold, Sam Janetta, LaForrester Todd, Larry Rinehart. Absent: Robert Hopkins. W. Y, OPI 65 44 61 29 49 55 43 54 59 61 43 49 69 45 61 45 51 60 60 69 50 62 East Berlin York Catholic Susquehannock Red Lion , Dallastown .. Alumni, .. , York Catholic Spring Grove Dover.. .. .. Eastern , Central . , KennardADale Manchester Susquehannock Red Lion . Dallastown, Spring Grove. Dover . Eastern . Central . Kennard-Dale Manchester. . Coach Tom Heckard, a newcomer to West York, took the reins of our Senior High High Reserves and molded them into fine shape and a winning season. The Bulldog Reserves boast a season record of 15-3, and a partnership for top honors with Central. This marks a follow-up to last year's undefeated season and championship. The bulk of point making and ball handling was carried by Ray Ernst, Sam Jannetta, Ed King, Bruce Hartsough, Hoppy Hopkins, and LaForrester Todd. However, we cannot forget their indispensable team-mates who constantly encouraged and provided the competition that formed and maintained fighting spirit that all champions must have. Our hats off to the up-and-coming cagers and Coach Heckard for a fine showing. 89 Junior High Varsity and Reserve Basketball First Row: George Martz, William Hopple, Barry King, Donald Eisenhart, Barry March, John Garrett. Second Row: Gary Rowe, Larry Walker, Steve Shyrock, Frank Rizzuto, Robert Lehr, Clarence Gross, Mr. Altland. Third Row: John Crisamore, Mike Keller, Darrell Williams, Paul Valentine, Dale Markle, Donald, Firestone. Absent: Jaye Shearer. JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY WX' OPP' Inexperienced returnees and lack of height were just a 29 ' Susqughannock ' 2 1 few of the problems facing Coach Millard Altland as he returned to the coaching ranks of West York in the posi- , tion of Jr. Hi mentor. But, with great emphasis on conditioning, Coach Alt- land and his squad proved the bite of the bulldog could 22 be difficult to ease. Led by the hustling, play-making 22 captain, George Garrett, and point-producing Barry 19 ..... Red Lion ....... .... 3 2 6 ..... Dallastown ..... .... 3 4 26 ..... Spring Grove ...... .... 4 2 49 ..... Dover ................... 26 .....Mt. Rose QVARSITYJ. . . . . . .47 .....Mt. Rose fRESERVEl. . . . . .42 35 ...,. Central ........ ......... 4 7 King, the Jr. Hi boys gave their opponents plenty of .'.'.' scares, and the fans many thrills. With the natural de- sire and fight evident in this year's squad, West York can , be proud once again of their entry in the Jr. Hi County Scholastic League. 51 ..... Susquehannock .... .... 1 8 24 ..... Red Lion ......,......... 51 27 ..... Dallastown .............. 28 31 ..... Spring Grove QVARSITYQ .... 33 JUNIOR HIGH RESERVES 24 ..... Spring Grove fm-JSERVEJ. , .34 The Junior Bullpups were introduced to competitive 44 '---- Dover ------ -- ------ 3 4 basketball in fine style, sporting an overtime tilt at Mt. 33 -'--- Mt- Rose -----'---'- --' 50 Wolf. 28 ..... Central .... .... ......... 4 7 Experience is the keynote of success and these boys 34 - -- KeUnafd'Da1e' '--- -----' 3 3 surely have been indoctrinated. Keep up the good work, 52 '-'-' Mt- Wolf WARSITW ------- 56 boys! 36 ..... Mt. Wolf QRESERVEJ ...... 40 f0VERTIMEl 90 BASEBALL x..f' First Row: Jack Neal, Leroy Thoman, Sam Jannetta, Al Moul, Bob Gunnet, Fred Eisenhart, Mr. Wissinger. Second Row: Ron Henst. Mike Ketterman, Dave A. Smith, Reid Miller, Jay Arnold. Third Row: Charles Bolinger, Brian Smith, Larry Walker, Gary Ginter, John Garret, Bob Becker, Gerry Keister. Fourth Row: Bob Mickey, Mike Hutton, Wilber Kinne- man, Jerry Miller, Brian Noel, Tom Werner. Hats off to these fellows! All fall and winter they sup- port the other sports and then in the spring, when they have their season, only a few support them. In spite of the neglect of baseball in West York, it is still the most outstanding American sport and our boys are proud to participate in it. Under the coaching of Mr. Wissinger, we are sure that the victory over Dover is only the be- ginning of a winning season. 91 RESTLI G Fzrst Row: Herbie Yost, Donald Lookingbill, Darrel Slone, Donald Boyer, Jan Shaeffer. Second Row: Mr. Kocher, John Emerbrink, Adrian Eaton, Larry Zarfoss, Gary Kerr, Ray Mundorf, Clinton Bubb. You may have seen some of the above pictured muscular torsos doing their daily conditioning chores or jogging around the block. But what you couldn't visualize was that certain inward driveg a drive toward a goal of self-discipline and mastery of agility these boys possessed. They represent West York, in a far superior circuit, but in fine styleg the record not always denotes the magnanimity of success. Captained by Don Dewey'7 Boyer, the squad, composed mainly of underclassmen, stood up to many of the top grapplers in the stateg we may well be proud of their representation. 92 W.Y. 57 37 6 0 18 12 21 17 13 33 26 11 3 Dover ........ . . Boiling Springs. . Columbia ....... OPP . .... 5 .......14 .......34 Manheim Central ....... 47 York ........... McCaskey .... Solanco ..... Reading. . . . Hershey ....... Hanover ........ East Hempfield. . Manheim Twp. . . Milton Hershey. . . .... 29 ....39 ....25 30 ....33 . .... 14 .......19 . .... 35 .......43 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL First Row: Sue Haines, Harriet Santucci, Marilyn Kdttcamp. Second Row: Pat Metzel, Harriet Haley, Sally Brenneman, Sara Ann Boring, Lorma Murphy, Lea Conrad, Pat Luckenbaugh, Florence Zeigler. Third Row: Miss Ilgenfritz, Marcia Copenhaver, Delores Dennis, Nancy Kunkel, Nadine Keech, Gloria Falkenstine, Pat Bare, Mary Jane Silzer, Nancy Markle, Margaret Glase. Fourth Row: Carolyn Schriver, Alice Gross, Pat Bumbaugh, Roxanna Bollinger, Doris Stough, Sharon Musser, Pat Perkins, Barbara Beach. Fifth Row: Faye Welcomer, Shirley Eisenhart. Carol Bare, Mary Folkenroth, Virginia Kleiman, Carol Ness, Rachel Richards, Phyllis Miller, Susan Bentzel. W.Y. OPP. W.Y. OPP 15 .,...., Kennard-Dale. . . .... 6 8 ,,...., Kennard-Dale ...... . .15 Kennard-Dale. . , ..,. 5 15 ....... Kennard-Dale ...... . . .6 Kennard-Dale.. . ...15 11 Kennard-Dale. . . . . . . .15 Spring Grove .... . . .13 Spring Grove .... ..,. 4 15 12 Spring Grove .... ..... 9 Spring Grove .... ,... 1 5 Manchester .... .... 6 18 Spring Grove .... .... 1 6 Manchester .... . . .11 3 Central .,.. . , . . . . .15 Manchester .... .... 5 12 Central. . .. ., ....15 Central ...., . . .15 15 Central. . . . . .8 Central ,... . . .15 15 Dover .... . . . .13 Central .... . . .11 15 Dover ...,..,.. . . . , .4 Dover.. . ...15 15 ....... Dover .,........ . . . . .10 Dover. . . .... .... 2 15 Susquehannock ..... . .12 Dover ................. 1 5 .,...., Susquehannock ....... 15 Susquehannock ....... 15 Susquehannock ....... 15 93 7 Susquehannock ....... 15 TRACK First Row: Barry Landis, John Crisamore, Barry Kopp, James Hoover, Sam Thomas, Fred Freed, Charles Tanner, Millard Horton. Second Row: George Brenner, Rodney Schrum, Glenn Bowman, Sam Dayhoff, Richard Heberly, Clinton Bubb, Dale Smyser, James Arnold, Bill Walker, Jim Ketterman. Third Row: James Clough, Abe March, William Spangler, James Walker, Gary Kerr, Gene Fegely, David Smith, William Cash, Robert Becker, Duane Hamme, Russell Williams. Fourth Row: Larry Hershberger, Carroll McWilliams, Brian Dittenhafer, William Albright, Michael Sweigert, Howard Markle, Dean Klinedinst, William Knaub, Terry Stover, Gerald Brenner. Fifth Row: William Hopple, Steve Shyrock, William Mitchum, Lou Gerrick, Rodney Clements, Paul Valentine, Frank Hanline, Terry Hulshart, Donald Crisamore, Emmett Gofourth, Barry Anderson. The future for our track team this year looks very bright. There are many new- comers on the team and all the boys are attired in brand new uniforms. These fel- lows are seldom mentioned, and they really deserve recognition. This spring sport con- sists of individual competition, such as high jumping, shot-put, discus, javelin and tests X of speed. We are expecting some record breaking and hope to make some new ones. f As in Ancient Greece, let's support this dis- play of skill, and help our boys bring home the laurel wreath. 94 GOLF -m,,, .-1? First Row: Ronald Welsh, Dennis Diehl, Bronley Free. Second Row: Creigh Reichard, John Leib, Ronald Shaffer, Ray Knaub, James Smith. sr 'gi , , WS .. XSD Nil s N' K.-M,,,,, , 'fsr wwwuwxm l , 427 ,U . . ex I ri, L.-u Ulu- sv' 2' The West York Area High School continues its membership in the Central Pennsylvania Inter- scholastic Golf League. There are fourteen high schools in this district with a Western and East- ern Division. West York is using the Briarwood Course-five miles west of York for its home course. The sea- son opened on March 29 with Central Dauphin at the Colonial Country Club of Harrisburg, and closed May 13. A. H. Martin, Supervising Prin- cipal is Coach of the team. 95 Our Backfield! This Is Your Life, Seniors! V-A-R-S-I-T-Y - West York High! The Players Other Talent? West York Linemen! We Salute The Reserve Champs! Take It Back To Jefferson! 96 M E M o R I E S .11-.-., ,i ---..... ' Ff -- HOMECOMING QUEEN FOOTBALL KING AND QUEEN Judy Shearer, Jake Hoover VALENTINE KING AND QUEEN Fred Eisenhart, Sandra Dittenhafer, Jane Ralfensperger, Sam Dayhoff, IRISH SWEETHEART Dean Kessler, Henrietta Kohr, Carl Klinedinst, Lois Julius, Susan Zech, Don Boyer. 99 JU IOR CLASS PLAY OF I957 First Row: Lois Julius, Henrietta Kohr, Jake Hoover, Lea Conrad. Second Row: Dean Kessler, Lynn Kinsey, Susan Zech, Jane Raffensperger, Duane Hamme, Janet Gross. EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE The Reardons, a typical American family, whose hilarious eccentricities are only normal. Laura, the mother, is deliriously happy be- cause she has engineered a match between her daughter, Marcia, and wealthy Sherwin Parker. Penelope, the youngest Reardon, is a demon with a sling-shot and piano. Warry, the only son, is positive he is an up-and-coming author. Reginald, the father, prefers automobiles to tinker tape, and Nana, the grandmother, has two concerns, Bing Crosby and getting rid of the Parkers. She succeeds with the help of Cousin Lily and a few little lies. Lily agrees to impersonate another Cousin Lily, the skeleton in the Reardon closet. She does so well, re- vealing the Parkers scheme, that they take to their heels in a hurry and Marcia is reunited with Todd, the boy she really loves, and Warry decides that even though his cousin is a bit on the daft side, she is the only girl for him. 100 CAST PENELOPE REARDON ........ Hennrietta Kohr LAURA REARDON .... MRS. BESSIE PARKER .... NANA REARDON ..... ESSIE ................ REGINALD REARDON .... MARCIA REARDON ..... . . .Lynnette Kinsey . . . . .Lois Julius . . . ,Janet Gross .......SueZech . . . . .Dean Kessler . . . . . .Lea Conrad WARRY REARDON ..... ..... D uane Hamme MR. JAMES PARKER ...... LILY REARDON ......... , . . . . . . .Jake Hoover Jane Raffensperger TODD GALLOWAY ..,. ....... S am Dayhoff Director ...... Stage Manager. . . . . . .Robert Koller . . . .Judith Shearer JU IOR CLASS PLAY OF I9 8 First Row: Allen Metzler, Sue Haines, Ann Kohler, Robert Martin, Marilynn Kottcamp, Ned Kauffman. Second Row: Sharon Musser, William Enterline, Paul Spangler, Elwood Hoskin, Charles Younker, Yvonne Himes. Third Row: Barbara Elliot, Beverly Blouse, Betty Boyer, Jim Walker, Sam Jannetta, Richard Heberly, Dennis Diehl, William Spangler, Mr. Malin, CAST PENNY .... .............. A nn Kohler ESSIE .... .... M arilynn Kottcamp Rl-IEBA .... ....... Y vonne Himes PAUL ...... .... W illiam Enterline DEPINNA .... .... E lwood Hoskin ED ,.................. ..... N ed Kauffman DONALD ................ . GRANDPA VANDERHOFF ..... . . .Paul Spangler . .Robert Martin ALICE .......................... Sue Haines HENDERSON ............... Charles Younker TONY ......... . . .Allen Metzler KOLENKOV .... . . .James Walker MR. KIRBY ...... Mas. KIRBY ..... OLGA KATRINE. . . THREE MEN ..... Director ......... Stage Manager. . . . . .Dennis Diehl . .Sharon Musser . .Beverly Blouse GAY WELLINGTON .... . . . . ..... Betty Boyer . . . .Sam Janetta William Spangler Richard Heberly .......Steve Malin . . Barbara Elliot YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU You can't take it with you is a rollicking comedy depicting life in the home of Grandpa Vanderhoff. The plot evolves around Alice who seems to be the only sane member of the household. She falls in love with Tony Kirby, the son of the boss of a big business enter- prise. Upon arriving unexpectedly with his family, Tony finds the Vanderhoff household spending a quiet evening at home. In this, DePinna is precariously perched atop a peach basket dressed in a Roman toga depicting a discus thrower which Penny is painting. Elsie is trying to dance under the direction of ac- companying them on the Xylophone to the lively tune of chopsticks. A drunken actress friend of Penny's has just passed out on the sofa, and Grandpa is throwing darts. All in all the house is one grand mess. Alice thinks that because of this she shouldn't marry Tony, so she breaks her engagement. But in the end everything works out beautifully, and the Kirby's start to live like the Vanderhoff's. 101 THESPIA PLAY .,' .A 5 ' First Row: Ronald Mummert, John Spillman, JoAnn Hoskins, Jerry Gingerich, Barbara Elliot, Barbara Schwab, Rachael Richards, Beverly Buckmyer. Second Row: Jane Raffensperger, Jack Neal, Gene Fegely, John Leib, Charles Hull, William Spangler, Jean Weigard, Robert Martin, Susan Zech. NBELLES ON THEIR TOES CAST As usual-the Gilbreth home was extremely full Of life. Mrs. Gilbreth had to take a trip to Europe to continue the teaching Of her de- ceased husband's moting study, the belles Of the residence had to be On their toesli' It wasn't easy for some of the girls to give up having dates for two Whole monthsg nor was it easy for some of the boys to remember about turning Off the Water after their Washing. The progeny, however, did not starve-by all means -for with so pleasing a cook as Tom in the house, it was impossible. Some of the methods which were employed by the children, in order to earn money, did not meet with the ap- proval Of a dear relation Cousin Leora. With the return of Mother Gilbreth, came also the established efficiency of the household! 102 MRS. GILBRETH .......... ANNE ........... ERNESTINE .... MARTHA .... FRANK .... BILL ..... LILLIAN . . . FRED .... DAN ..... JACK .... BOB ............ TOM ............ MR. HATHAWAY ..... LEORA .......... DR. BOB .......... AL LYNCH .......... DAVID CRAWFORD .... Dzrector .......... . . Stage Managers. . . . . . . .........SueZech Jane Raffensperger Beverly Buchmyer . . . .Barbara Elliot .......Jim Walker . . . .Ron Mummert . .Barbara Schwab . . . . . .Gene Fegely . . . .John Spillman . . .Jerry Gingerich . . . . .Charles Hull . . . .Robert Martin . . .Bill Spangler . . . . .Jean Weigard . . .. . .Jack Neal . . . . .John Leib . . . .Bill Smyser .......Mrs. Lentz . .Hennrietta Kohr Joan Hoskin 'YL i W' ,1! f' I ' kim, ,-',g1f gf2NyfK X j , .5351 ,f W yjf, 5 15955 ,If - f fyf ' e ff Jr i kiif piif'f ' U ll'Lu,u, '1i25 if li.g .Q ,-.Nu R Mi y' 'y:,f V X, W ww W wx w f JW' - XM f :ffm :QM 1 , z-if ' sv ,i , -gf' ,,-- ' xg- , ,, J ,,, -X, , X, - -' 2? 103 ADAM'S DINER 322 West Market Street York, Pennsylvania AD-MOR STORES, INC. ETHEL ALCORN BEAUTY SHOPPE WILLIAM ALDINGER AMSPACHER FOOD MARKET MAX G. ANSTINE FUNERAL HOME ANSTINES SERVICE STATION A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND B 8. B GARAGE Baker and Bollinger, Props. Dover, R. 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BOWMAN BOYCE HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY 513 South George Street York, Pennsylvania MR. AND MRS. GEORGE W. BOYER, SR. Barry Lee Boyer William Lee Boyer MR. AND MRS. DALE BRENEMAN MR. AND MRS. LAVERN BRENEMAN BRENNEMAN'S FLYING-A SERVICE STATION 2249 Bannister Street York, Pennsylvania MR. AND MRS. W. T. BRENNEMAN BRIARWOOD GOLF CLUB BRIGHT STAR RESTAURANT MR. AND MRS. JOHN BROKENSHIRE GEORGE BROWN AND SON Glass and Mirrors for Every Purpose Metal Store Front Phone 81793 BROWN'S ' JEWELERS MR. AND MRS. LEONARD D. BROWN BUCHART ENGINEERING CORPORATION Architects and Engineers York, Pennsylvania BURKEY'S SUPER MARKET RALPH S. BUSHEY 2121 Worth Street York, Pennsylvania Phone 28920 Plumbing and Heating CABLE'S GARAGE ' TAXVILLE ROAD THE CARVEA COMPANY, INC. 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No. 1 Compliments of KINNEMAN'S ESSO SERVICE Market Street and Richland Avenue MR. 81 MRS. RUSSELL F. KINSEY CARL E. KLINEDINST MR. 8. MRS. EARL E. KLINEDINST JANET L. KLINEDINST OSCAR S. KLINEDINST 8. SON General Contractor 1416 Orange Street- Phone 34174 KNOX'S PHARMACY 1419 West Market Street Phone 81943 - Free Delivery Tennis Anyone ? ...O ,Q . .. rr , f Q v 6 . .zz ,V -1 -L ir X.. I I3 1 'srfyff If-'av Q, A.. S ,L I 1 9,3 1 ... J. ,X K . 'Q :I , 'Y 'A .. ' yillmls 5. KOHR BROS. FROZEN CUSTARD Due to its freshness, it is becoming even more popular wherever it is offered. GREGG AND KEITH KOHR MR. MARLYN L. KOHR KOHR'S KOZY KORNER GROCERY ROBERT F. KOLLER FUNERAL HOME 2000 West Market Street- Phone 6274 SHEM KOLLER'S MOBIL SERVICE Complete Car Service 3331 West Market Street at Pottery Hill MR. 8: MRS. BURNELL KOPP MR. AND MRS. KESTER B. KOPP Compliments of NANCY KOPP KOTSON'S TASTEE-FREEZ ' DRIVE-IN 360 S. Richland Avenue JOHN E. KROUT ' GENERAL CONTRACTOR York R. D. 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