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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

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II ,4 - 4 . 4. -- --. . .1 - .-I. .Ig- .5 ' .441,,. --- .--n ' . .,,n,.,. - 5 .II4A III .IA .4,I If -I .III ' f -' . .Q .14 1 II .III.I .734 .fi f 6213 A WJW Xqa6'7CMf2 LA MEMOPM 1962 West Yodwlnew Hlglv Qckoolf 1800 Baulsfiyv Qhwff Yomb, Peswsgluaum U p o n the poges of this book ci story will untold. lt is the story of our lite ot West York. It hos been CI good lite, filled with hoppiness ond hord work. In this lite we hove mode mony new friends ond encountered mony new problems. We hove been helped by mony understonding teochers who hove led us on the poth to o new ond greoter lite. Thus, os'we leove the old lite for the new, we, the groduoting closs, proudly present Lo Memorio 1962 - the story ot New Frontiers. 2 rmogcmmm lnbwduww Admmwnw, Pawhg, awlf Cwvawlww Qantas uadudassmew Aotwwes mww Qoclalf SP0-'fx Pdbwhg 4 3 -L- 'ali' X , ' 1 1- 4 5- 19 21- 52 52- 66 67- S4 85- 94 95-104 105-115 120-140 elf D IGHUI D We, the class of l962, solemnly dedicate our yearbook, La Ivlemoria, to a man who has set a wonderful example to all who have been under his leadership or in association with him anyway . . . To one whose qualities ot friendliness, loyalty and sportsmanship have won a high place of respect, deep admiration, and warm affection among both the student body and the faculty. 4 MRMILLARD Airif-we it i , 'i l Q A iii i iriver 4. . -3 4 Zwlw x i, gr Q? 'Gnu 'Nv n DUDE! A Yi A? x 1 M 494 ' N, Fw 2 H., 'K if , . if Wie .kfy f E 4 H Y W A xt ff. , .Q A YQ! 3 nf' N 'lqN' 13' AJ' ff . is ?,., ' 0 .0 n E17 1. , -P -Q -- I 1 3 ., ,,, .,. A.. ,. .A.v , ,..,..A..,,,W.,..W W ,.-L..A....M,-....M..,.,,..A,..,,.. .....-....,. M K E T9 Q 3 z 5 3 : ,, 2 5 4 ni M .. 1 Mi... . 5 . A X :lf A! .--e-Q, Q l FACULTY Tlw Boaws Voice ls the ' ' SITTING left to right, William C. Lichty, Elmer J. Haverstock, Arthur R. Strayer, Thomas E. Enterline Y Secretary - non-member, Milton Landis, STANDING, James Balthaser, Harry M. Sanders, Henry H. Wil! liams, W, Arthur Welcomer, George A. Williams, Ned A. Masenheimer, Leonard B. Zemaitis, Philip H. Eyster - President. ABSENT: Norman WILSON G. GALLAGHER Trimmer, Treasurer. Congratulations to the Class of I96l: Your graduation marks an important milestone on your path- way of life. Success in life, however, is not assured by graduation from high school for it is only the foundation upon which to build. Education is a continuous process. We hold that the education process begins with the individual, yet that individual never stands apart, the underlying wisdom and competence which he possesses is finally a realization that knowledge is only useful when it is shared and channeled into productive pursuits. He may serve business or may husband the earth, he may become a minister of the Gospel, or a minister of government, he may seek to probe the mysteries of outer space or to probe mysteries like cancer that aFflict his fellow men. I urge you to continue your education with purpose and deter- mination, whether it be formally or informally so that you can assumye your- rightful place in a highly technical society. . .i IN . rl W, I , ee? Wilson G. Gallagher V , Supervising Principal 6 New Bowwlf Left to right - Richard G. Wilson, John Cable, Nevin Hoover - President, William Valentine. PALMER E. POFF Administrative Assistant W. F. OOODLING We certainly hope that you have received many intel- lectual gifts while attending the West York Area Public Schools. As you enter the adult world, I would remind you The rarest gift in the world is simple goodness. Without it, intellectual gifts seem trivial. The world which you are entering is a troubled one, but you can do much to change this picture if you will remember Peace, no less than vvar, requires idealism and self-sacriice and a righteous and dynamic faith. W. F. Goodling Principal .ia MILLARD ALTLAND Assistant Principal 7 Fine DOROTHY M. HILLEGASS, B.S. Upper Leacock High School Millersville Slate College Franklin and Marshall Penn State University 'S L'b ' , I Llblgllfull-Xu75Qn1VC J' gd! 7' 7. X ler'Wl'7 sir 'Ml , 01 Wi' wil ,Org MRS. ANNABELLE M. CZYZEWICZ, B.S. Eichelberger, Hanover Juniata Millersville Vocal Music Sr. Mixed Chorus, Sr. Girls' Chorus 7th, Sfh ond 9th Grade Choruses 061 ,iff ALAN WYAND, B.S., M.ED. Stale College Area H.S. Pennsylvania Stare Univ. Sr. Band Jr. Band Orchestra Dance Band Ensembles Color Guard Maiorettes Banner Carriers MRS. MARY L. RALPHS, B.S. G.E. Thompson H.S. ST. Charles, lll. Illinois State Normal Univ. Art I-Iowa ' F. VIRGINIA WIERMAN, B,S., M.ED. Spring Grove High School Catawba College FRANCES E, DIETZ, B.S. Kreutz Creek Valley H.S. State College DONALD ZEIGLER, B.S. Dover High Millersville College Western Maryland College l'l0memUl4l 19 penn Smfe llth Grade Advisor Homemoking C HERBERT SCHMIDT, B.S. West York High School Millersville State College PHILIP A. DOUGLAS, B.s. ,n5us,,ic, Am Red Lion Newspaper Millersville State College C,-O55 Country Industrial Arts T,-ack Industrial Arts 4 I fs g Sigma, 9 JEAN C. PEARSON, B.S. Lewisburg High School Penna. State Univ. Bucknell Univ, Hamemaking MICHAEL ROMAINE, B.S, Loncoster Catholic Millersville College Metol Shop Automechanics SAMUEL T. SCHUCT, BS. Lewistown High School Shippensburg College Business English J.B. Math Magazine Campaign Business I. 1 . - , - ,f ' ' L, I E 3 ,X , , , .ffmvifef. lv Typing I REED PROWELL, B.S. CARL E. WALKER, B.S. William Penn Sr. High West York Shippensburg College Indiana College Economics Bookkeeping English Office Practice Business Education prepares the student for the world ot business he is about to enter. The course, designed to provide the necessary knowledge of all business techniques, affords many opportunities to the student. This course is of great concern to all planning to obtain a successful iob upon graduation from high school. The Business curriculum presents an adequate study of the use of modern methods used in business. EVALEEN BENFER, B.S. Selinsgrove High School Susquehanna University Shorthand 1,2 Business English Slatington High School Bloomsburg College Shorthand l Typewriting 1,2 Typing 2 Business Ed. Club 10 THEOPHELE ELIAS, B.S. DARWIN S. BUPP, B.S., M.ED. West York High School Shippensburg State College iB.S.l Western Maryland College Uvl.ED.J Business Law Athletic Director Varsity Basketball Coach Central Treasurer ROBERT J BASKWILL, B.S. Bangor High School Pennsylvania State Univ. Business Math . Consumers ' Coach Jr. High Basketball wmv Plv5Sill0L, mwlf Health l MILDRED COTTMAN, B.S. D. KENNETH OBER, B.S. Bethesda Chevy Chase H.S. Manheim Central Penn. State University West Chester State Physical Education Health and Physical Education Cheerleaders Ass't Football Coach Ass't Wrestling Coach Mentally alert, physically fit, these are the aims of the Physical Education Program. Our modern facilities provide for a sense of self-confidence in acquired skills. It also provides students with an understanding of the human body. From these pro- grams, students establish good habits and principles of living throughout their school life in the Physical Education Program as well as the Driver Education Program. These provide a foundation for the happi- ness and service in the family and community life. MARK SWARTZ, B.S. DOROTHY ILGENFRITZ, B.S. West York High School William Penn High School West Chester State West Chester State Health, Physl Education Health and Physical Ed. Science, History Tenth Grade Class Advisor Junior Hi-Y Girls' Volleyball Clgllzlzt l.. BROWN, s.s. My W. C. Mephan H.S. N.Y. RONALD VERDIER, BS. Millersville State York Catholic H.S. Safety Education, Driver West Chester College Education, General Science, Earth Univ. of Conn. and Space Science, Materials Health, Physical Ed., Process World History Wrestling Coach Jr. High Intramurals r 11 CHARLES H. RINEHART, B.S. York High N Millersville Math MILDRED M. STITT, B.A. Lykens High School Gettysburg College Pennsylvania State University Boston College Algebra LLOYD R. SNYDER, A.B. Codorus Township Millersville State Elizabethtown Math 7 grade advisor Mt. Lebanon High School Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh College of William and Mary Mathematics J.V. Basketball Senior High Stude Council L Senior Class Activities Director 4 The general ot the mathematics de- partment is to able the student to gain an overall vie t mathematics as it affects his everyday lite. ln junior high an attempt is made to intro- duce the basic skills at this level. In the senior high program these skills are more advanced according to a stuclent's ability and choosing. As mathematics is becoming more and more important in the world today, vve, at West York, are trying to prepare our stud- ents tor the many fields ot mathematics open to them. JOHN A. GOLGAN, B.S. Tarentun High School Penn State Algebra JAMES L. JORDY, B.S. Q l Q I y w L DAVID E. BECKMYER, B.S. JULIA B. GOLAN, B.S. West York Lebanon High School Gettysburg Elizabethtown College Chemistry Biology Physics Advanced Biology Sr. Nat. Hr. Society Y-Teens In science the students ot today are taught hovv, vvhen, where, what, and vvhy things happen as they do. The future ot our country depends greatly upon the science that they learn - Atomic weapons. How- ever, we hope that the students of today can use science to better the world ot tomor- row, not destroy it! CURVIN C, SENFT, B.S. West York Millersville State Western Maryland 8th Science N Jr. High Audio Visual Club ,X I 1 ?ork I V . 1 rg i Juniata Colle if General Science UI! Earth 81 Space Science s 9th Grade Class Advisor MARCIA FREDERICO, B.S. Ridgway High School Pennsylvania State University Science Future Nurses Club Future Teachers of America . A OBS, BS. Q LARRY DEAN BAILEY, B.A. West York High Gettysburg General Science Jr. High Council Photography Club Sr. High Audio Visual Aid Club ?!UI RAY WHEDON MYERS, B.S. West York High York Junior College Millersville College Biology World History tfic-i ,, sazs .E?i:5i:i 13 comb ' The social studies department concerns itself with showing the young adult iust how society is governed. A well informed individ- ual, who comprehends and appre- ciates democracy and its ideals is the greatest achievement a tea- cher can achieve. In these troubled times, students must learn about the conditions of our world as they exist today as they existed in the past, and the probable way they will exist in the future. If we, the leaders of tomorrow, are to govern our heritage with an adult mind, we must take a positive view and profit by the mistakes our forefathers have experienced. We must strive to find the best ways to live with one another if we are to maintain our most cherished blessing of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. J. WESLEY WISE, B.S. York High School Millersville State College History, Problems of Democracy Yearbook Advisor ALLEN E. ZINN, B.S. York County Academy Millersville State College Geography, History CHARLES C. RICHARDS JR. Erie Academy Franklin 81 Marshall Western aryland . U-Si SW Lfilgw DAVID S. TIRDEL, B.S. Arnold High School Penn State University History, Problems of Democracy it Lebanon High School Millersville State College World Cultures, History AAJQL if HELEN G. RICHARDS, A.B. West York High School Bucknell University and University of Virginia 9th Grade Civics 14 THOMAS T. HECKARD, B S HAROLD UMBARGER, B.S., M.ED. West Newton High Slippery Rock College Penn State University Guidance Ci RALPH W. YOHE, B.S., B.D. Columbia High School Millersville State College Lancaster Theolo ical Semi , 4 Social Studies, En i 1 ' r XP Q v l U-f CATHARINE SCHNEBLY FOCKLER Clearspring High School Hood College, Millersville Penn State, and San Diego State U.S. Geography JOHN D. McINROY, B.S., M.ED. Wellsboro High School Mansheld State College Penn State University PRISCILLA H. FORRY, B.S., M.ED. Spring Grove High School Gettysburg Temple University .-1' f Guidance, Reading E fl' 01 f ,I glgfelfi' VY ance A y .. Q D The study of Guidance is exactly what the word itself implies. Help- ing the young student prepare for the adult world is the maior goal for this department. Since the student will be dwelling with him- self all of his life, it is imperative for him to learn to know his own abilities, faults, mannerisms, likes, and dislikes before he learns them through disheartening experiences. This is what the Guidance course strives to accomplish. Pwwglmmf f ll .xvg L MISS GRETA M. KISE, B.S. Hallam High School York County Academy Millersville State Teachers College English MRS. FREDERIC LENTZ, B.A., M.A. William Penn High School Ursinus, Gettsburg, Harvard, and Tulane College English THEODORE J. FABIE, B.A, York Catholic High School St. Charles College, Maryland St. Charles College, Pennsylvania English M MRS. KATHARINE E. BRILLHART, B.A. York Collegiate institute Gorcher College Drexel Institute English, Common Learnings 16 Language Boujowv! Buenos These are three ot the many languages in our world today. How many of us know more than one or two? It is the hope of the language depart- ment that students will take a deeper, MRS. MARGARET ROBERTS, B.S. West York High School Millersville State College English MR. ROBERT DONLEY, B.A. Columbia High School Franklin and Marshall Pennsylvania State English Dm! Hella! more sincere vievv ot our world ot lang- uages. To get along with other nations vve must learn to communicate vvith them. It must be the students ot today vvho will be the communicators - the leaders of tomorrow. MISS KATHRY OR , B.S. William P gh School Ship rg State Teachers College Englis !f MISS LOUISE KRISTICK, B.S. York Catholic High School York Junior College Millersville State English MISS ELIZABETH SENFT, A.B., M.A. West York High School Pennsylvania State, Middlebury College, University of Paris French MR. HARVEY JACOBS, JR., B.S. Mechanicsburg High School Elizabethtown, Western Carolina College, University of Georgia Spanish i. MR. BARRY EVANS, B.A. Northern High School , H G it b C II e is Us f ee PennSylv r'i ' :hz , .Spanki- fl L I 'Ideal y WL A M 7 F MRS. EDNA HORN, B.A. Frankfurt American High School Wilson College, The Sorbanne in Paris, France English, French 17 745 TM Nwwe 061 Owu if MJ f , I J!5,.'.L. ROW ONE - Mrs. Peterson, Mrs, Keller, Mrs. Bupp, Mrs. Robenstine. ROW TWO - Mrs. Bowman Mrs. Difrenhufer. 1 Q S 18 H, fr. TREQKBHPOLW I-2uwQc!wolbA PfwQcl1oolu ROW ONE - Mr. Hardy, Mrs, Myers, Mr. Barr ROW TWO - Mr, Homme, Mr.V,Gross. Tof WM Qwwe Qu Walla, We Qlwuldf Bw Mow I-lelp6ulu 6 if L My W ' ,mst .I U cv W ' r 'A ar f ,M f 2 K i , K , .. - is sit. M . M . , , , gf Q ,I 1 W R R , r ft' r 'A A s f 2 - A 4 N . 3 SQ. X A I Vnn , agar 1 5 6 RQW ONE - Mrs, Maul, Mrs. Rinehart, Mrs. front, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Sparrgler ROW TWO - Mrs. New comer, Mrs. Berkheimer, Mr. Bates, Mrs, Henry. 19 FRJONHEES IN TTZANQPOIZIZIIION 5 is-XA fi ri Xe 0 20 S I l 'lllhl .X UATE. ,,a-o.,,, lstlw COLLIN K. ALTLAND 1968 West Philadelphia St. Business Tiny Football 5,6. BARRY ANDERSON 1407 Monroe Street General Andy Truck l,2,3,4,5g Football 3,4,5,6g Wrestling 1,2,3p Booster Club 4, Home Room President 35 Student 97 -4 Vit. Council 3, Choir 1,25 Bond 1,25 Varsity Club 3,4,5,6. WAYNE ANSTINE 22 South Adams St. Scientific Chorus l,3,4,5,6p Dromotic Club 31 French Club 55 Stoge Crew 3,4,5g Thespions 4,5,6g Jr. Honor Soci- ety 31 Student Council 2,4,5p Good News 37 Bells ore Ringing 5. r 17 NANCY J. ARNOLD 1525 West King St. Business Nanc Future Nurses 11 Chorus 1,22 Business Education Club 5. GUDRUN ATHENSTAEDT 1646 Monroe St. Foreign Exchange Student Mixed Chorus GARY AUGHENBAUGH 2016 Orange St. General Trock 2: Junior Red Cross 1. 22 Bonita RICHARD G. BALLOU 1298V2 W. Princess Street General Dick Senior Mixed Chorus 6. ANN N. BECK R.D.5ff-'1 Home Economics Chorus lp intramural Basketball 2g Volleyball 4,5,6, Intramural Softball 51 La Memaria Stott 6g Magazine Campaign 6. JOHN K. BERKHEIMER 2310 Bannister St. Scientific Jr. Red Cross lg Chorus l,2,3,4,5,6g Nat'l Honor So- ciety 5,6f Jr. Honor Society l,2. JUDY BILLET 1940 Church Road General Billie Y-teens 1, Dramatics 21 Basketball l,2p Homernaking Club .Sf La Memoria Stott 61 Booster Club 4g Maga- zine Campaign 6, Baton Club 35 Circus l. ELSIE JAYNE BECKER 131 Lincolnway Drive General Business Future Nurses 1,2,3,-45 Student Council l,2,3p Theta Gamma if Hobby Club 2, Chorus l,2,3p Future Ma- iorettes 2,35 Class Play 51 Newspaper 4,51 Yearbook op Talent Show 5, Forensics 4,5. KENNETH BECKER 7 N. Forrest St. Scientific Ken Wrestling l,4,5,6f Football 4,5,6g Track 3,45 Basketball 3g Secretary 2, Varsity Club 5,6p Jr. Honor Society 3, Sr. Honor Society 5,6. 5 ve-iv 23 THOMAS R. BROADBECK JR. 1200 West King Street General Tom William Penn Acfivitiesp Home Room Treasurer JOHN BROKENSHIRE 1748 Filbert Street General Jack MIKE BURKHOLDER 1126 West Princes Street Industrial Arts Burk LOIS E. CHAMBERLAIN 1433 Monroe Stret General Course Lois Girls' Chorus l,2,3,5g Drarnatics 3g Jr. Red Cross l,2, 3g Booster Club 4, Business Education Club 5g Y-Teens 4,5g La Mernoria Stafl 65 Tumbling Club 3,4g Library Club 67 Magazine Carnpaign 6. www LYNN D. BROWN 1721 Stanton Street Scientinc Lynn Class Treasurer 2,35 Basketball Manager 3,4,5,6. BRENDA JOYCE BOYER 1542 Filbert Street Business Education Brenda Jr. Honor Society Qp Cheerleaders 3,4,5,6g Blue 81 White Glee Clubp La Memorio Sales Manager og Class Treasurer 2. f..fg. 24 l QE Lweta RICHARD A. DENUES R.D. York JOHN CRISAMORE 'I747 Filbert Street Business Education ' Jem Basketball l,2,3,4,5,6f Baseball 3,4,5,6g Volleyball Q, 3,4,5g Varsity Club 4,5,6f Track l,2g Cross Country of lntramurals l,2. BRENDA .l. CROWELL R.D. :1 General-Academic Shorty Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4,5,g Future Teachers 4,55 Library Club 4,5,ap Ninth Grade Play 3g Junior Class Play 5g La Memoria op .lr. Red Cross 2. Business Education Dick Football 3,4,5,6g Yearbook Staff op Junior Class Play 57 Baseball 3,5,6. ROGER K. DIERDORFF 230 North Forrest Street Industrial Roge Football 4,65 Wrestling 3,4,5,6f Track 64 Varsity Club 4,5,6. JANET LORRAINE DUBBS 9 South Highland Avenue Business Education Jan Q '--5, Future Nurses l,5,og Chorus l,3,4,5,6g Tumbling Club 4g Business Club 5g Volleyball og La Memoria of Ma- gazine Campaign 6. KAY LORRAINE ElCHEl.BERGER T505 W. Philadelphia Street General Eich Chorus l,Q,3,4,5,6g Coraliers 3g Ensembleg Sr. Mixed Chorus og Yearbook Stat? of Red Cross l,2f Tumbling Club 3g Booster Club 4g Future Nurses l,2. 25 Q ls afPwduzi:f WILLIAM EISENHART 1320 W. King St. General Bill Intramurals l,Q,3,4p .lunior Red Cross l,2g Wrestling l,3f Tumbling Club 2. JOAN L. FAIR I'I68 Margaret Street General Business Chorus IQ, La Memoria of Baton Club 3, J. DONALD FIRESTONE 41 S, Sumner St. Scientific Fireball Basketball l,2,3,5g Track 3g Football 4g Baseball 5,6p Intramurals I,2. CHERYL FISHER J I82O Hayward Road General Business Fish Y-Teens l,2,3,4,op Booster 4g La Memoria og Smith- Home Room Ofticer Qt Spring Show 2g Circus If Stu- dent Council 2. JUDY ANN GATTON 246i Middle Street General Judy Junior Red Cross I,2f Blue and White Glee Club Ip Future Nurses 2,3g Home-EC Club 5g Yearbook Stall 6g Booster Club 6f Magazine Campaign 6. SUE ANN GUISE I85l Hayward Rd. General Business Sue Central High Scltoolvlwirling Club lg Photography Club 3g Library Club 3g Chorus 4g Future Nurses Club 4g Chorus 5. 26 01, HM was CHARLES H. GLADFELTER T725 W. Orange St. General Skip Mascot 2g Wrestling 25 Chorus 2. MORGAN E. GLESSNER i624 W. Market St. Industrial Arts Muggs Intramurals l,2,3,4g Printing 6. MARY GRESS 2594 Broad St. Classical Gress Smith l,2p Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4,5, Mixed Ensemble 4,5f F.T.A, 3,6p French Club 5,6p 9th Grade Class Play 3f Class Play 5g Yearbook Stott 6. JOAN M. GROSS 2713 W. Market Sf. Homemaking Glee Club l,2g Future Nurses lp Chorus 37 Volleyball 5,61 Yearbook Stott 6. FRED GROSS 2713 W. Market St. Industrial Football 3,4,5,6f Basketball 2,3g lntramurals l,2,3, 27 SHIRLEY ANN HAMME 2225 Middle St. Business Education Hamme Smith 1,27 Student Council 3,4,6f Year Book Stat? 6. SHIRLEY B. HANLINE 2220 Scyamore Rd. General Academic Shirley Jr. Red Cross 1,25 Chorus 2,3,4g Jr. National Honor Society 2,35 Jr. High Cheerleaders 3, Freshman Class Play 3: Boosters 4: Class Vice President 45 Intramurals 3,4,5,6g Girls' Sports Club 4, Y-Teens 4,5,6g Jr. Class Play 5g Student Council 61 Volleyball 61 Yearbook ' Staff 6g Sr. High Cheerleader 4, Sr. Class Play 6. l Industrial Arts Track 2,31 Stage Crew '1 TT'.. f' Industrial Arts Printing Club 6. MARLENE LOUISE HEEDE 855 Taxville Road Business Education Marlene William Penn: Homeroom Pres. .Sf Girls' Usher Society 59 Penn Commercial Society 5, Volleyball 4: Hannah Penn. Maiorette 1,21 Girls' Chorus i,2p Volleyball 3: Basketball 3g Dramatic Club 3. LEE A. HERSHNER 2175 Orange Street Scientific Lee Chorus If Student Council 2. Wrestling 1,5,6p Golf 3,47 Stage Crew 3,4,5p Cross Country 6g Intramurals 1,2,3,4,5,6. 28 DAVID J. HASSLER 2100 Worth St. 3,4, BARRY L. HAYNES 2216 Brougher Lane . X is Poway ?,W,.,.., SANDRA L. HILBERT 1360 West Princess St. General Academic Sandy Chorus l,2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross5 Jr. Honor Society 35 Intramurals 45 Library Assistant 55 Y-Teens 5,65 La Memoria Stal? 65 Volleyball 6, BETH HILDEBRAND 1257 West Poplar Street Business Education Snootz Junior Red Cross 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,4,55 Student Council 1,65 Vice Pres. of Class 1,25 Jr. Honor Society 2,3p Y-Teen 4,5,65 Booster Club 4g Class Secretary 4,55 Class President 65 Magazine Campaign JEFFREY W. HILDEBRAND 1127 West King St. General Jeff Football 455,65 Wrestling 1,25 Track 1,25 Tumbling Club l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4,5,65 Chorus 1,25 Varsity Club 65 Student Coun- cil 3,5. BRYAN HOKE 21 Dewey St. Business Education Bryan Class Treasurer 15 Band l,2,3,4,5,65 Dance Band 4,5,65 District Band 4,5,65 State Band 5,65 Class Play 55 Chorus 1,25 Tumbling Club 45 Hobby Club 1,25 Jr. Band 1,25 District Orchestra 55 Orches- tra 1,25 Wrestling l,2. 65 Sr. Honor Society 5,65 Volleyball 6. WF Q? hi BRENDA GAY HOLLERBUSH 5 Manor Court Business Education CYGSIW Y-Teens lg Girls' Sports Club lg La Memoria 65 Girls' Volleyball 65 Edgar Fahs Smith Circus 15 Student Council Alternate 65 Magazine Campaign 6. LINDA R. HAARE 1230 W. Princess Street General Academic linda Jr. Red Cross 1,25 National Jr. Honor Society 2,35 Jr. Historians 2,35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Intramurals 45 Jr, Class Play 55 Y-Teens 4,5,65 Year- book Staff 6. 29 TlwBaclzbowo6vQ 'Mi if KAY HORNER 2 Carlisle Court General KATHRYN E. HORN 2606 Broad Street Home Economics Junior Red Cross lp Home Economics Club 5g Youth Club 5,6p Yearbook Stott 6. NANCY HOSKIN 1821 W. Andrew Street General Huskin Chorus 123,45 Jr. Red Cross l,2p lntramurals 3,4,5,6g Y-Teens 4,5,6p Booster Club 47 Girls' Sports Club 47 Future Nurses 5g La Mernoria of Volleyball 6, Student Council 2: Spring Show 2g Booster Club 4g Y-Teens 4g Class l-listoririn 4g La Mernorio of Home Room Rep. Q. MILLARD HORTON R.D. 151 General Academic 1 Glee Club 1,2g Traclc 3,41 Football 6plUVl'1lDllrTg Club 4g Volleyball 3. Ylfivr Wrestling 5, 9 hw is wad' CURTIS A. HUDSON 2310 Derry Road Scientiflc Curt Band l,2,3,4,5,6p Orclzestro 3,4,5,6p Dance Band 3,4p F.T.A. 5gCl1oi'us 1,2 FRANCIS W. HUNT 2295 Locust Lane General Frank Basketball 2g Track 4g Volleyball 3. 30 ls Work FRED l.. JONES 39 South Dewey Street Scientific Tiger Band l,2,3,4,5,6, Orchestra 2,3,6, Dance Band 3,4,5,6, Jr, Honor Society 2,3, Sr. Honor Society 5,6. GARY JONES 1426 W. Stanton Street General Business Football 4,5, Co-captain 6, Basketball 5,6, Tumbling Club 4, Glee Club l, Clworus 2, Jr, Red Cross 1, Volleyball 5, lntrarnurals l,2,3,4, Student Council 4, BRIAN KAUFFMAN 1392 White Street General SUZANNE KAUFFMAN 1106 West King Street Classical Sue Future Nurses l, Hobby Club 2, Nat. lr. Honor So' ciety 2,3, Class Play 3, Library Club 5,6, Frenclw Club 5,6, Nat, Sr. Honor Society 5,6, Future Teachers 3,4, I 5,6, Yearbook 6, Basketball 3, Class Play 5, Magazine Campaign 6. DONALD KLINEDINST 1835 Filbert Street Scientific Turtle Clworus l,2, Red Cross l, Track 2,3,4, F.T.A. 4,5,6. JOYCE E. KLINEDINST 1821 Bannister Street General Academic Y-Teens 6, l.a Memorla 6, Library Club 4,5,6, Girls' Volleyball 5,6, French Club 5, Booster Club 4, Jr. Higlw Honor Society 2,3, Psi Chi 2, Future Nurses 1, 'F Intramurals 4,5,6. 31 ii-va Vow Step wiwlnto LARRY KNIPPLE 1060 Walter St. Classical Knipe Volleyball 3,4,5g Football 4,5g Track 3,4,5i Wrestling 3,4,5g Varsity Club 4,5,6g Tumbling Club 2,3,4. JON F. KRUMRINE .ma York R.D. T416 Scientific Basketball 4,5,6g Football 6g Track 23,65 Pres. French Club 5g Pres. Class lg F.T.A. 4g Gym Club 4g York Suburban l,2,3, GREGORY KOVAL 801 Clinton Street Scientific York High -- Football 2,35 Baseball 4,5f Tennis 4,5f Intramurals 2,3,4,5,6g Chorus 2,3,4,5g German Society 4,51 Alpha Debating Society 4,55 Jr. Academy of Science 4,5f Wrestling 65 Hi-Lites 5. SUSANNE KURBJUWEIT 'll00 West King Street Classical Kurby'f Volleyball 5,6g Field Hockey 3g Girls' Sports Club 4g Chorus 2,3,4,5,6g F.T.A, 3,4,5,6g French Club 5,65 Honor Society Q,4,5,6, Lo Memoria of Class Play 37 Bells are Ringingn 5, JOYE LYNNE LANDIS 2l0l Carisle Road Gen. Academic J0ye FFS. -- Maiorette l,2g Assistant Sec, ot School 2f Y-Teens l,2,4,5,6g Spring Show 2g Circus lp Home- room Officers l,2g Student Council fig Boosters' Club BARRY KEITH LANDlS 1729 West Filbert Street Scientific Track l,Q,3,4,5p Football 4,5. 32 TlwQama ' Watwu EDITH LINARD 1917 Leonard Street Classical Edie Hannah Penn l,2f Girls' Chorus 1,2,4,5f Choristers 3: Sr. Mixed Chorus 6, F.T.A. 3,4,5,6p La Memoria 61 Bells are Ringing 5. DAN LINDSTROM 1999 Bannister Street General Runt uv'-Y JAMES LATTUCA 1601 West Market Street General Jim Football 5,61 Varsity Club 5,61 lnT. Basketball 5,65 Track 5,6. BRIAN R. LEIB 21 N. Seward Street General l.iby Jr. Red Cross 1,21 Football Manager 1,2,3,4. 5-if JEFF LINSEY 1555 West Princess Street General Track l,4,5,6f Wrestling 81 Tumbling Club 2,3,4f Cross Country 65 Intramurals l,2,3,4,5,6g Volleyball 65 Varsity Club 5,6. SUE A. LOUCKS 385 Richardson Road General Academic Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3p Treasurer 2g Chorus l,2,3,4p Jr. Honor Society 3g Student Council 3,5,6p Y-Teens 4, 5,6g Intramurals 3,4g FTA. Girls' Sports Club 4g Class Treasurer 6. 33 J JO ANN MASSIMORE 35 North Highland Avenue Do Do' Council 41 La Mem General Business Chorus l,2,3,4,5,6p Girls' Sports Club 45 Student oria 6y Jr. Red Cross l,2. MARGARET MARY McCAFFERY 1844 West Orange Street General Margie Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4,5,6g Dramatics 3: Tumbling Club 2,3,4f Jr. Red Cross 1,21 Hobby Club 1,21 Booster Club 45 Future Nurses Club 1,27 Business Club 57 Y-Teens 4,61 La Memoria 6f Magazine Campaign 6, l who LINDA SUE LUDWIG 1029 West Locust Street General Business Skunk La Memoria 65 Jr. Red Cross lp Blue and White Glee Club lp Year- book Staff 61 Library Club 4. DANIEL MQCKENZIE 1840 Bannister Street Classical Dan r. National Honor Society 39 Sr. High Football 3,4,5p French Club 5,65 Sr. Hi-Y 5,6f Jr. Class Play 57 Student Council 5,65 Lo Memoria 6. be FAYE MCCURDY 2460 Beeler Avenue General Academic Faye' Band 2,3,4,5,6g Chorus 1,2,35 Jr. Red Cross 1,25 Theta Gamma 1,2 F.T.A. 4,5f Library Club 41 Y-Teens 6. JAMES MESSERSMITH 1710 West Orange Street Industrial Arts Jamie Stage Crew 3,4,5,6g Yearbook 6. 34 what is Best JOAN MEISENHELTER 1915 West Phila. Street Scientific Joan Jr. Red Cross 1,25 Girls' Sports Club l,2f Volleyball 5,6f Class Secre- tary 6f Jr. Honor Society 35 Intramurals 3,4,5,6f Student Council 6: La Memoria 65 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Chorus Treas, 3,47 Y-Teens 4,5,6. JANE MESSERLY 1879 Trolley Road Business Education Janie Edgar Fahs Smith 1,29 La Memoria 6. if-49 RUSSELL L. MILLER 2161 Brougher Lane College Prep. RUSS Edgar Fahs Smith l,2g Chorus 3g Ensemble 5g Band 5,61 F.T.A. 5g Photography Club 61 La Memoria 61 Football Manager 6. CHARLES MUMMERT 1414 West King Street General Business Munt Basketball 4,5,6p Golf 4,5,6g Cross Country 6: Tumbling Club 4. DICK MILLER R.D. -5-'1 Loucks Rd General Business Ace Glee Club lp Jr, Red Cross lg Chorus 2, Intramurals I 2 34 Track 47 Tumbling Club 4. Industrial Arts GLENN MILLER Rn. sie 35 PAUL MUMMERT 1322 Bannister St. General Reg DAVID H. MYERS 321 Overbrook Drive Scieniific Dave Blue 81 While Glee Club lg Hobby Club lf Stage Crew 2, Nat. Jr. Honor Soc. 3g Co-Editor Newspaper 6f Class l-lisYorian 6. GERALD MYERS 1658 Poplars Rd. General Jerry Edgar Fahs Srnilhy Basketball 2g Sludenf Council lp Wes? Yorkp Basketball l,3,4,5,6p Baseball 5g Golf 6. JUDY NELSON 2326 Brougher Lane Business Education Class Play 3g Band 3,4,5,6g Correspondence Sec. 41 Secretary 6g Y-Teens 4,5g Class Treasurer 4. RICHARD A. NEWCOMER 1917 W. Philadelphia ST. Scieniilic Nuke Blue 81 Whife Chorus 1,2 Prinfcralfers 2g Stage Crew 2,3,4,5g Ensemble 4,5p Class Play 3g Mixed Chorus 3,6. MICHAEL E. NUSZ 1270 W. Princess Sf. Business Educafion Mike Chorus 1,2g Volleyball 2g Basketball 3g Tumbling Club 4f Golf 5,6g Band l,2,3,4,5. 36 APa1rivo6fYou1uSQll6f CHARLES OZOLS 1841 W. Orange St Classical Oz Chorus 3g Jr, Honor Society 3g Ensemble 4g French Club 5: Mixed Chorus 6. RAE ANN RAUCH 1944 White St. Scientific Jr. Honor Society 2,3f Sr. Honor Society 5,65 Student Council 3,4,5,6p Jr. Red Cross 1,27 Chorus 123,47 Y-Teens 4,5,67 La Memoria 6g Volleyball 5. SARA ANN RICHARDS 1881 Loucks Road Classical Sally Edgar Fahs Smith 1,25 9th Grade Play 3, Girls' Cho- rus l,2,3,4,5g Choristers 3, Ensemble 5g Sr. Mixed Chorus 6, F.T.A. 3,4,5,6f French Club 5,6g Dance Band 4,5,6p Sr. Honor Society 5,6f La Mernoria 6. Bells Are Ringing 5. sum- RAY SANDY 32 N. Diamond St. General Academic Mclean 1,2p Student Council lg Class President lg Intramurals l,2,3g Wrestling 3,5,6p Football 4g Track 3,6g Cross Country 6. CARLA E. SCHWAB 1824 Monroe St. General Academic Cheerleaders 2,3,4p Chorus l,2,3,4, Jr. Honor So- ciety 3g Historians 2g Y-Teens 4,5,6g Class Play 3,5g La Mernoria 6, Intramurals fig Jr. Red Cross 1,2 TIMOTHY SEITZ 2215 Middle St. General Academic Tim Band 2,3,4,5,6g Dance Band 2,3,4,5,6f Chorus 2,5,6p Wrestling 4,5,6g F.T.A, 4. WALTER D. SEITZ '-,...-P 2115 Carlisle Road College Prep Walt Chess Club lp Band 2g Barker Staff, Debate wi Club 5, French Club by Co-Editor News- paper 6p Student Council 5,6 37 'serv DANIEL C. SHAFFER 1901 Brenda Rd. Scientific Don Bond l,2,3,4,5g Ensemble 5,6g Dance Band 6, Musical 5g Science Club 3: Jr. Honor Society 2,3. JAY SHEARER 1299 W. King Street Scientific Basketball l,2,3,4,5g Band 1,25 Volleyball 1,2,3p Cross-Country 5,6g Yearbook Stal? 6g Student Coun- cil 65 Track 3,4,5,6g Future Teachers 3,4,5g Varsity Club 5,6 'Kw- LebNoi9 CAROL SENFT 1301 West King St. General Caro'l Future Nurses lf Chorus 1,2,3p Jr. Red Cross 1,2p Homemaking Club 5g Y-Teens 4: Lo Memoria 6. BARBARA K. SHAFFER Route 6 General Barb 4 Jr. Red Cross l,2g Future Nurses 1,25 Yearbook Staft' 6pCl1orus lg Spring Grove 1. TERRY BRYAN SHEFFER 1458 w. King sf. Scientific Skinny Football 3,4,5,6p Wrestling 4,5,6g Track 3,4,5,6g Var- sity Club 4,5,6g Volleyball 3,6. RICHARD C. SHENBERGER 1588 W. King St. Business Dick Basketball 3,4,5,6g Varsity Club 5,65 Track 3,4,5,6g Cross-Country 6, Volleyball 5,6. 38 Ambftiow Qbmg GLENN E. SHIREY 2210 W. Markey St. Industrial Cecil Jr. Honor Society 5,6f Track 3,4,5,6g Cross-Country 5,61 Basketball 3,41 Band 1,2,3,4p Print Club 65 ln- tramurals 1,2,3. ANNAMAE J. SMITH 1250 Taxville Rd. Business Future Nurses 45 La Memoria 6. :P qu 'Q-'ev hx STEVEN SMITH 1849 W. Orange St. Industrial Smithie BOB J. SPANGLER 1439 W. King St. General Spang Student Council 2, Intramurals I,2,3,4g Tumbling Club 25 Red Cross I,2. 4:1177 CAROLYN SMITH 22 South Clinton St. Business Jr. Red Cross 1,21 Jr. High Chorus 1,2,3g Intramural Basketball 41 Tumbling Club 3,4g Jr. Nat. Honor So- ciety 3g Bus. E. Club 57 La Memoria 6. DARLA J. SMITH 1706 w. King sf. General Dolly Future Nurses 1,25 Jr. Red Cross 1,27 Homemaking Club 51 Y-Teens 41 Yearbook Staff 61 Chorus If Class Play 3. fm C5 , ',,. iii Z f Miz z lf? ,.1 39 JUDITH SPANGLER 1701 North Drive General Judi Edgar Fahs Smith 1,25 Spring Show 21 Circus li Y-Teens 1,2,4,5,6g Boosters 35 Chorus 1,27 Ensemble 25 Home Room President 2. CLYDE STALEY 1557 W. Market St. General Business Head JAMES STOUCH 100 N. Seward St. Industrial Jim Newspaper 65 Football. MIKE SWEIGART 2141 Worth St. Business Education Mike Golf 3,4,5,6g Golf Club 3,4,5i Track 1,27 Intramurals 1,2,3g Volley- ball og Wrestling 1,25 Band l,2,3,4,5g Dance Band 4,5. UU SHELBY J. STAMBAUGH 27 North Seward St. General Business Girls' Basketball if Girls' Softball If Volley Youth Club 47 Yearbook Stott 6. ball If Usherettes 2 SUSAN STAUCH 2010 W. Orange St. Sue Homemaking Glee Club 1,25 Jr. Red Cross lg Sr. Choristers 35 Future Nurses 1 Homemaking Club 52 Yearbook 65 Volleyball 6. 40 1 Qczwamzq., PEARL E. TOLBERT R.D. -ffl, Loucks Rd. General Pearlie Chorus lg Glee Club 25 Dramatic Club 25 Glee Club 35 Charm Club 45 Cheerleader 55 Chairman of Charm Club Yearbook 4. ELAINE MARIE TAYLOR 1445 w. King sf. General Future Nurses ly Jr. Red Cross lg Chorus 25 Homemaking Club 55 Yearbook 65 Booster Club 4. BONITA L. TRONE 414 N. Williams St. Business Education Bonnie' Booster Club 45 Jr. Play Staff 55 Class Historian 55 Y-teens 55 Year- book Staff 6. THOMAS TRONE 2399 Monoe St. Scientific Tom Football 3,4,55 co-captain 65 Wrestling i,4,5,65 Varsity Club Sec. 5,65 Class President 45 Class Vice-President 65 Jr. Honor Society 6 Student Council 4,5,65 Track 3,45 Volleyball 3. ANNA WAGNER 2010 winding R. Classical Anya Edgar Fahs Smith 1,25 Chorus l,2,3,4,5,65 Choristers 35 F.T.A. 3,4,5,65 French Club 5,65 Jr. Red Cross 45 Freshman Class Play 35 Sr. Honor Society 5,65 Sr. Mixed Chorus 65 La Memoria 65 Bells are Ringing 5. BRONLEY LEE WALKER 38 N. Diamond St. Scientific HB. Basketball l,2,3,4,5,65 Football 35 Track 3,4,5,65 Sr. Honor Society 5,65 Jr. Honor Society 2,35 Band 1,25 Student Council l,2,45 Vice President 5,65 Class President 2,55 Varsity Club 4,5,6. 41 Qbwgglesfw ' DENNIS WALKER 1654 Monroe Street Industrial Arts Intramurals 2,3, Stage Crew 2,3,4, Gymnasts Club 3,4. JOHN D. WALTERSDORFF 1995 Elim Street Scientific Edgar Fahs Smith 1,2, Student Council President Class Play 3,6, Sr. Honor Society 5,6, Class Vice President 5,6, Varsity Club 5,6, Football 4,5,6, Basketball 3,5,6, Baseball 3,4,5,6, Newspaper 6, Bowling Club 3. DARRELL WILLIAMS 1521 W. Philadelphia Street General Academic Glee Club l,2, Junior Red Cross I, Basketball l,2,3,4,5,6, Baseball 4,5,6, Track 3, Volleyball 3,4,5,6, Cross Country 6, Intramurals 1,2,3. EDWARD L. WIL1' 1842 Wyndhurst Court Industrial Arts Edd Wrestling 4,5,6, Varsity Club 4,5,6, Print Club 6. JACQUELINE E. WINTERS 1748 Filbert Street Business Education Jackie Class Sec. I, Band l,2,3,4, Volleyball 6, Y-Teens 5, Home Room Pres. 5, Class Play 5, Orchestra 2, La Memoria Staff 6, Jr. Honor Society 4, Magazine Campaign 6. 1-QSPC JERALDINE WISE 1742 Monroe Street General Jerry Chorus 1,3,4,5, Barker 5, Y-Teens 4, Boosters 4, La Memoria 6, Future Nurses 3,4. 42 M0lw Qbwmgtlv PAULETTE WYCHE 108 N. Williams Street Classical Paul-etta Chorus l,6p Ensemble 4,5f Honor Society 3g Choristers 31 Library Club 4,5,6g F.T.A. 45 French Club 5,65 Class Play 3: La Memoria 61 Junior Red Cross l,2f Bells are Ringing 5. TERRY ZARTMAN 'l'I26M West Poplar Street General 3 Class Treasurer lp Chorus lp Track 3,45 Football 3,4,5,6p lntra- ' f murals l,2,3,4,5,6. I SUSAN G. ZEICHNER 22 Ridgeway Drive General Academic Zich Theta Gamma lg Girls Chorus 2,3,4,5g Mixed Chorus l,3,6g Senior Mixed Ensemble 4,51 District Chorus 5,67 Regional Chorus 5,6. KATHLEEN L. ZIEDERS 2332 Carlisle Road Academic Kathy ki F.T.A. 3,4,5g La Circle Francaise 5,6g Senior Mixed Chorus 6g Library Club 4,5g Choral Ensemble 5: Bells are Ringing 5. MICHAEL ZITTLE 1920 Worth Street Scientific Mike Freshman Class Play 35 Band l,2,3,4,5,6p Dance Band 3,41 Orchestra 3,47 Intramurals l,2,3,4f Stage Crew 2,3,4g Blue 81 White Chorus l,2g Hobby Club l,2g Jr. Historians 2,3. PHlLlP L. ZORBAUGH 1215 West Poplar Street Scientific Zorkee Football 35 Basketball 3,4,5,6y Track 35 Cross Country 6. 43 rr-2 fa. lift 'ZS' gf: -is 'F' 'Suri -.ad SZ. RB. BT. RM, S.H. G.K A.VV SK. LH, M.H BS, JMV G.S CF. Page G.A B.A. LB, KZ. EXW. A.B SK. C.S Kkk D.NL AS. NNB LL LVL LM. JS. WWA. MPA TZ. N,H JN. Page JM iD KE BE BS CS LC A5 New BriugANewf West York's Hrst school wos on one-room brick building ot Addms ond Stonton Streets. Moving ond Storoge, it housed the lndustriol Arts Shelly Elementory School on Stonton Street olso ond Home Economics to cilities ot the high school The now extinct Wm On April 20, T9T0, the commencement exercises ot the West York High School were In T928 ci new building wos constructed on West Philodelphio Street to house g rodes seven When West lvlonchester Township wos consolidoted with West York Bor- ough, odditionol tocilities were needed to house the increosed inflow ot stu- For mony yeors the emblem on this poge wos the officiol emblem of West York High School. The consolidotion Now, in T962, the shield on the opposite poge, hos been creoted ond will be odopted NIH .T rl i i' il i il 1 pl Vi T, gi I If served the borough os on high school held tor the six members ot the senior closs twelve The building in T959, be- come the AH Mortin Elementory School dents In T959 this problem wos solved with the construction ot the present high school ot T800 Bonnister Street. f , I T which increosed the school populotion olso left the school without on emblem. os the ollhciol emblem ot West York Areo High School. This building wos loter enlorged to tour rooms. Just previous to its present use by Jones - -'lt ll 6 I' r f Al fl TCTVST I A5 . x.C LL ,' V 5 ' ,, lt T , ' 1, fs 7 l 1 4 3 I ' A G H ,IL yi Y -A ' 'I A yy A A ' T f l A l A A il, 46 Ewbluw ay ww: vow H195 47 ' ' Dvwlfeclf bg ' ROW I, Mr. Jordy, Advisor, Beth Hildebrond, President, ROW 2, David Myers, Historion Joon Meisenhelter, Secretory, Tom Trone, Vice Presidentp Sue Loucks, Treosurer. d.06SQOMg Deor old West York l-ligh School, Alma Moter true, All ,our friends ond memories All belong to you. Knowledge thot vve've gciined here Will remdin o port Of our future hopes ond dreoms Treosured in our heorfs. Time now hos come 'ro leove you, Our gro1duoTion's here, We bid Q blissful forevvell To those we love so deor. Down these holls we wonder As we trovel on, All our ioys of high school Are forever gone. In our heorts they linger As The yeors go by, We will ne'er forget you Deor old Wesf York l-ligh, Music - No Mon Is An Islond lByl Q 1 48 01, 1962 Classcolm -Rediwlfwhztw Class Flowefv - I2.edfmwlfWldhfPeaoeI2o6es Olnsslblotta Noding issaoigguw bubmwie Ma4jB9fFounJfOuli7b3QeelP1Mg Class Poem Deor old West York High Oh how we'll hote to Ieove you Deor old West York High Oh how we're going to cry. Our hoppy doys will soon be gone And new achievements soon be nigh Yet through oll this We still will miss Deor old West York High. Our work hos been hord The teochers time And friendships meon G lot The time we'ye had Within these holls Con never be forgot. We leove the old To join the new Our sorrows will be greot But through the yeors As we look bock Our teors will hesitote. We reolize With visions wise Thot school yeors form our tote And you, West York The school of our heorts Will ronk cirnong the greot. 49 Class I-listoag From The Time that we, as sevenTh graders, jumped upto The open door To go into The high school building for The first Time, until we, as seniors, swear in living black and white and color when we bump our heads on The woodwork above The same door, our ex- istence has been crammed To capacity with an abund- ance of good and bad Times, Even Today, iT seems That The seniors aren'T as Tall as They were when we were in The sevenTh grade. The besT way To recall These mem- ories, I believe, is To depict in our mind a typical day in The life of a senior, in This case me. In The morning, I arrive aT school, and enter The lobby bleary-eyed from watching The Jack Paar Show The nighT before. BuT I am soon awakened by a swirling horde of falseTTo-voiced seventh graders who brush past me with hurricane force. IT is Wednesday, so I musT go back into The music wing for Chorus. To my horror l realize ThoT between me and The choral wing There is a solid mass of humanify That I must peneTraTe. WiTh The help of Gabriel, and a few other second-shifT angels, I make it To Chorus, on Time, no less. Chorus pro- ceeds uneventful, but iust as The bell rings aT 9:08, I realize ThoT I don'T have my Ivlath done, and The only period between now and maTh class is gym! With The budgeTing of Time, and with The loss of o handful of Tin- gernails nervously bit, I geT my math done iust as The Teachers blandly sTaTes. You may keep Today's papers. Temptation is There To go back To The Teacher and say, Take iT or else! BuT The or else would probably be six hours deTenTion. By The way, did you noTice Thaf The old-fashion custom of one hour deTenTion has been abandoned in favor of lump sums, like six or eighT hours of deTenTion. There is power in numbers! LeT me back- track a biT To gym class. How many Times have you seen seniors limping Through The halls with aching muscles affer a gym class of sfrengfh Tesfs and exercises. I often wondered how red an Indian would become if pale- faces Turn as red as a lobster after doing IO chin-ups, 75 siT-ups, 30 push-ups, and one fall on The floor lfrom exhausfionl. Ivly whole day is Hlled with such evenTs, which at the Time were miserable, by which are not a source of unmitigated pleasure, There are many special events which bring back mem- ories, such as The Junior Class Trip To Washington, The ineviTable eighth-grade excursion To Gettsyburg, The plays our class has had, eTc., and also etc. Such little events as Taking beTs on how long so-and-so will go sTeady with such-and-such a person, and I believe a whole book could be written called, The Amazing Ad- ventures of The Death-defying Goldberg. Finally, while all The Teachers and members of The adminisTraTion are heaving congraTulaTions and besT wishes on The Class of '62, I would like To Turn The spot- lighT of congraTulaTions on the stoical personages which we commonly call Teachers. Why do I call Them sfoical? How would you like To face abouT 25 or more angry faces and try To Teach Them something which They have decided They aren'T going to learn. I hereby presenf The faculty of West York High School with The insignificant, buT sincerely well-meant Bravery Award of Dave Myers. Good work! All These great people, Terrific co-students, wonderful Times, and nostalgic memories - Thank God for Them! David Myers Class of i962 Z xy ' vo 14: 4 . , ,Q 1' Z ,f 75 42 ,I f, 4 17, , , 7, ,M fzf ff gf 7 I .7 9' , ,ff Y. 4,1 1 ,- ,- 5 li' ,Q I f 1 , 3? . ' L, 22 I. .1 's ,gs 1 ,B I I Z, X f f 5 Z' Q f' ' X 2 f 2 ' f gf j 1 ' V X' ' -, ' 7. If ff' 17'-' ,-A i -...-1-g-,- ,,,,,...,..-...........i. 'n f 5' ,W ?f t , ,W r SA '23-527 Q E -W .W , ' xxx' 8 x A N Q , j-1-13 -+ AQ--P Q--Q -Q-T-..,-'i4,-'x ' - Ml , UN DE RG RADS II Linda Glasgow, Vice-pres., Miss Dietz, Advisor, Mr. Heckard, Advisor, Sue Kerr, Secretary, Vicki Diller, Donna Markey, Historian, Glenn Amsbaugh, President. .lim Kauffman, Vice-Press Jackie Doll, Presi- dent, Dick Shepp, Historianp Miss llgenfritz, Advisor, Llewelyn Foffrnan, Treas., Jo Ann Myers, Sec. Mrs. Richards, Mr. Jacobs, Advisors, Sharon Kauffman, Sec,y Lynn Wood, Treas.p Vicki Wal- termyer, Historian, Berton Snyder, Vice Pres, Thomas Moyer, Pres. O o www Mr. Rinehart, Miss Moore, Advisors. Scott Silar, Treas., Sally Yost, Sec., Vicki Wisner, Vice- Pres.p Sally Walker, President. Mr. Zinn, Mr. Snyder, Advisors, Russell Wat- son, Treas., Robert Warner, Vice-Pres., Gloria Trone, Secretary, Nancy Smith, President, ROW ONE - Ardith Kahn, Linda Glasgow, Dar' lene Godfrey, Donna Ruby, Linda Roberts, Bar- bara Stutts, Karen Stefonowich, Sue Eyster, Sonia Heede, ROW TWO - Bill Einsig, Steve Baker, Phil Staub, Rick Heiss, Lee Munson, Rick Frye, Ray Greiman, Bill l-level, Lynn Rey- nold, Donald Hershberger ROW THREE - John Folkomer, Greg Kinneman, Craig Senft, Dan Bourinski, Lester Altland, Glenn Amsbaugh, Bill Peterson, Phil Krout, Jim Young. ROW ONE - Sharon McCabe, Dana Sollenber- ger, Vicki Diller, Sharon Smith, Delores Patter- son, Vonnie Gladfelter, Virginia Hoff, Thelma Amspacher, Judy Brokenshire, Cathy Spangler, Tina Beckner, Dolores Houseal ROW TWO - Shirley Morthland, Dorinda Wagman, Doris Stauch, JoAnn Anderson, Judy Becker, Karen Anderson, Cecila Simmons, JoAnn Crist, ROW THREE - Dale Stough, Steve Ketterman, Allen Knaub, Ed Newhause, Gerald Godfrey, Dwight Walker, Jim Harbold, Bob Boyer, Raymond White, Fred Mull, Gary Botterbush, 62 ff 2-1:1-.4 Qg,mffi.s1,s,- -sh - sw -,V , , - -1 fwaw ,' ,W f ge , w: f '-if-A: m ,ery , V Q L . - l ' i J - 'r e fs -+ f .Lw.? x We is J V fJf:QQf :WQiwffilS?f3m, Arif?frsJ.1iL ff- Vi: ' 53' , vi Q , 4. 'E 'lfifirirfw as if ROW ONE - Carol Livingston, Barbara Rowe, Jane Ross, Charlene Debs, Carolyn Adkins, Becky Eller, Judy Metzel, Christine Stayman, ROW TWO - Lyne Lecrone, Gay Aughenbaugh, Sue Berkhimer, Gerry Sipe, Sue Wisner, Ellen Hilde- brand THIRD ROW - George Winand, Tom Williamg Peter Eichelberger, Steve Akins, Tom Clark, Terry Schaffer, Ronald Heist. ROW ONE - Eileen Filrnore, Sue Strausbaugh, Jean Link, Bonita Eisenhour, Andrea Vilolfl, Gwen Wantz, Paulo Shefler, Brenda Mundis, ROW TWO - Eddie Steidler, Norma Adams, Terry Halterman, George Hunt, Darryl Hoover, Tom Buzura, Terry Tusing, Paul Simmons. ROW THREE - Tom Horner, Bud Lookingbill, P. Mike Aders, David Reisenger, Clark Daugherty, Wayne Fleming. ROW ONE - Linda Haynes, Sheryl Bowser, Judy Dillinger, Sandy Eberly, Judy Kessler, Sue Kerr, Donna Markey, Sandra Grimm, Rae Ann Wil- liams, Mary Senft ROW TWO - Marsha Nagle, Rae Ann Keller, Quanita Holtzapple, Lois Rau- houser, Karen Dowell, Nancy Emig, Carol Perry ROW THREE - Larry Kern, Ronnie Lehr, George Feeser, Donald Ausherman, Steve Detfer, Bill Sprenkle, Alon Fetrow. ROW ONE - Phyllis Joseph, Joan Plowman, Lovada Flinchbaugh, Virginia Rinehart, Barbara Patterson, Betty Clinchburg. ROW TWO - Joe Zimmerman, Rodney Fox, Sheldon Oster, Dale Arnold, Jim Strickler, Marlin Delp, Ralph Shirey, Donald Bricker. 06. ROW ONE - Pamela Spahr, Roseann Smith, Anita Smith, Sharon Garland, Alice Thomas, Jackie Doll, Pat Trimmer, Carla Patterson, Bren- da Dundore, Doris Decker. ROW TWO - Michael Zematis, Andy Smyser, Susanne Thomas, Susan Crouse, Bonnie Clark, Susan Stough, Gregory Gohn, Jim Shaffer. ROW THREE - Wes- ton Wilson, James Kauffman, Thomas Koons, Wayne Kindness, Rick Stine, Craig Fries, Jac Reichley, Mike Callahan, Tom Halterman, Wayne Sentt. ROW ONE -- lsabelle Martin, Pamela Shermyer, Sandra Shultz, Teresa Hoover, Sue Skelly, Emilie Huggins, Sandy Haynes, Martha Campbell, Joan Wagner, Carolyn Shatter, ROW TWO - Pat Chronister, Karen Shouck, Bonnie Geiselman, Joyce Barner, Mary Guise, Debbie Crerand, Judy Beck, Peggy Dubbs. ROW THREE - Luther Zarfoss, Dennis Brandt, Tim Holt, Larry Meckley, Bill Nichols, Barry Podortt, Don Smeltzer. Absent when picture was taken - Sandy Leathery. 10-1 ROW ONE - Karen McDonald, Sandy Gladfel- ter, Judy Emig, Elizabeth Zudrell, Brenda Anstine, Emily Lichty, Jo Marie Smith, Julie Bis- hop, Judy Gilbert ROW TWO - Bob Krout, Mike Hershner, Stanley Wright, John Wilson, Robert Quickel, John Lehr, Steve Seville, Mike Warner, Glen Spillman, David Meyers ROW THREE - Richard Michael, Richard Rowe, Wilfred Lauer, Jim Stauch, Mike Holtzapple, David Peregoy, Ken Maxwell, Doug Kohler, Terry Zettle, Richard Van O'Linda. 10-2 10-4 ROW ONE - Karen Brenneman, Wanda Shirey, Lois Martin, Joan Frick, Sherry Trimmer, Mary Miller, Jeannie Hallerman, ROW TWO - Lou Hoffman, John Garrett, Stan Eller, Bob Kautt- man, Robert Quigley, Rick Hutton, Franklin Pat- schke, Butch Billet. ROW THREE - Phil Miller, Jet? Dams, Barry Kelley, Donald Gable, Eugene Newcomer. ROW ONE - Stan Duck, Judy Lehr, Elizabeth Hildebrandt, Barbara Detter, Sue Redmond, Carol Wintermyer, Ruth Deardorf, Norma Shearer, Guy Nace. ROW TWO - Barry Mann, Frank Heberling, Edgar Gunnet, Robert Meckley, Thomas Bosserman, Kenneth Batson, David Krishinger, Donald Free. ROW THREE - Larry Guise, John Fitz, Clair Fry, James Isen- berg, Alan Bambling, Paul Dietz, Carson Petry, Paul Clark, David George, Mike Singer. 10-6 IO-5 ROW ONE - Vicki Bergeron, Faye Dietz, Judy Landis, Nancy Schwab, Sandy Tomes, Sandy Daugherty, Diane Ballou, Joyce Kope, Cherry Ridick, Brenda Holland, Margaret George. ROW TWO - Raymond Godfrey, Linda King, Ann Harper, Linda Steward, Doris Mull, Carol Hoo- ver, Judy Markel, Linda Rohrbaugh, Jene Wil- liams, Joann Myers, Sally Gunnet, ROW THREE - Larry Anderson, Peggy Mummert, Joyce Al- bright, Sue Freed, Bonnie Lauer, Linda Morning- star, Judy Hengst, Joan Murphy, Judy Stough, Candy Hildebrand, Diane Krebs, Joyce Painter. ROW ONE - Carol Foust, Kathy Dcntro, Ruth Flinchbaugh, Sonia Middletm, Brenda King, Carol Kinneman, Nancy Patterson, Vicki Wam- pler, Norma Boyer, Judy Swemley. ROW TWO - Marlene Bricker, lsabelle Smith, Jana Jacobs, Rosemary Weaver, Linda Enterline, Sue Lookingbill, Betty Ball-cun, Priscella Gerlack. ROW THREE - Mary Lee Barber, Carol Saylor, Pat Spangler, Gwenn Gingerich, Judy Emig, Brenda Senft, Fern Markey, Rachael Bell, Barb Albright, Linda Lefever. ROW FOUR - Ken Dehoff, Wil- ford Aronold, Ken Dennis, Larry Carbaugh, Philip Hamrne, Wayne Stanberry. DRESS dw Civil Wan Penlodf IO-8 M L U ii .,,, IO-7 ROW ONE - Robert Aldinger, Ronald Zeigler, Larry Bohnert, Darlene Dennis, Helen Krenitsky, Carol Klinedinst, Brenda Feeser, Jacob Diehl, Leslie Wisotzkey, Dave Glatfelter. ROW TWO - Charles Crisamore, John Gross, Tom Cramer, Don Leas, Richard Wolfe, Toni Shirey, Wayne Hassler, Galen Holtzapple, Ray Trimmer, Robert Smyser. ROW THREE - Sheldon Lloyd, Joe Gallagher, William Shireman, Gary Reiber, Randy Toomey, Jef? Krebs, Terry Newport, LeRoy Koons. ii .fi B x ROW ONE - Elizabeth Stough, Ellen Eberly, Janis Dubbs, Joan Kohler, Susan Trone, Nancy M. Klinedinst, Lucinda Berkhimer, Jessica Zellers. ROW TWO - Marvin Smith, John Eby, Kathleen Wecker, Sandra Gemmil, Linda Desenberg, Donna Buckmyer, Mary Petz, Nancy Eyster, Don- ald Meltzer, Harry Sanders, ROW THREE - Gerry Boyd, James Zellers, Paul Smith, Terry Wolf, James Breneman, Gary Haverstock, Philip Geise, Charles Hoover. af, 'es ROW ONE - Linda Becker, Charlene Albaugh, Linda Drawbaugh, Kathy Bressler, Jill Richard, Corrie Slaybaugh, Sharon Kauffman, Betsy Clark, Marcia Weibley. ROW TWO - Diane Gallagher, Sherry Wisner, Linda Hess, Sandy Miller, Carol Geoge, Josephine Gibson, Shirley Gladtelter, Sally Grove. ROW THREE - Burton Snyder, Ronnie Heilig, Tom Moyer, Joseph Nay- lor, Robert Cluck, Tom DeLong, Robert Smyser, Bill Miller. ROW FOUR - Terry Albright, George Anderson, Leif Winter, Bill Landis, Greg Reiber, Mike Trimmer, Phil Sipling, Dick Furham, Gary Hamme. ROW ONE - Loretta Atland, Chris Aupperle, Lois Parker, Lynn Wood, Carol Zartman, Vicki Vtlaltermeyer, Linda A. Nace, Jacquleyne Zellers, ROW TWO - Gloria Pavlina, Daurene Hamme, Gale Kelly, Wendelin Strock, Vicki Ruby, JoAnn Homme, Barbara Sentt, Judy Pyle. ROW THREE - Lynn Mosebrook, Kenneth Smith, Jack Wagle, Gordon Kohler, Philip Lauer, Ricky Olewiler, James Munson, Darwin Hofteins, Alan Buch. ROW FOUR - Larry Raftensberger, Jeff Smith, Roland Lecrone, Henry King, James Enterline, Craig Horton, David Stambaugh, Jack Homme, ROW ONE - Susan Flinchbaugh, Pamela Peters, Susan Bupp, Ann Frank, Ellen Smith, Sandy Wolford, Andy Spangler, Gwen Kunkel, Jackie Glessner ROW TWO - Jack Messersmith, Sally Baker, Judy Naill, Donna Emenheiser, Carol Wagaman, Beverly Rothstein, Nancy Wolfe, Thomas Harleman ROW THREE - Larue Wirick, Steve MacKenzie, Charles Stough, David Rohre baugh, Wilbert Kershner, Michael Shefter, Har- vey Loucks, William Trone ROW FOUR - Larry Stover, Greg Schaalle, Jett Carley, Brian Kopp, Terry Lehr, Bennett Snow, Thomas Zeck, Galen Stably, Clark Ruppert, Jett Ruby, FIRST ROW - Elaine Newcomer, Jane Strickler, Dawn Chamberlain, Jean Swartz, Vicki Meisen- helter, Donna Stapleton, Algean Zellers, Georgia Sands SECOND ROW - Jeffrey Ropp, Harry Wil- liams, Beverly Snyder, Betty Smith, Donna Roth, Brenda Rowe, Patricia Wherley, Andrew Ober- dick THIRD ROW - Raymond Smyser, Barry Mar- kel, Kenneth Koons, Reed Snyder, Daniel Bateson FOURTH ROW - Richard Sherman, Jettrey Seitz, Eugene Weitkarnp, Harold McKeever, Raymond Wynegar, Norman Pfaltzgraft, Earl Smith. FIRST ROW - Nancy Love, Mary Ann Aldinger, Melody Trimmer, Margaret Lecrone, Donna Ja- cobs, Linda McCaFfery, Linda Middleton, Carolyn Miller, Brenda Weaver SECOND ROW - Galen Sollenloerger, Steven Durs, Larry Julius, Danna Coftrnan, Marlin Moul, John Seiders, Craig Strickler, Charles Slenker ROW THREE - Randall Sowers, Branten Gracy, Charles Glessner, Rodney Sweitzer, Preston Amspacher, Barry Gladtelter, Edward Rustcamp, Barry Heltbridle FOURTH ROW - Robert Rodkey, William Weike, John Messersmith, Allen Dellinger, Daniel Watson, Fred Senft, Fred Moramarco. ROW ONE - Beverly Parzuchawski, Linda Nace, Janet Laokenbill, Louise Miller, Susan Pittenger, Sandra Musser, Vicky Markle, Susan Peragoy, Anita Stough. ROW TWO - Gary Rice, James Miller, Kathy Plath, Susan Bupp, Mary Knotts, Susan Lynne, Keneth Spangler, Harold White- head. ROW THREE - Gary Lookingbill, Robert Myers, Chuck Sidsinger, Terry Minnick, Frank Price, James Ramble, Harland Myers, Byron Smith, George Sheets. V, PW. 6--we ROW ONE - Bonnie Atland, Wanda Click, Kay Gross, Helena Adams, Lana Firestone, Teresa Brillhart, Gail Cunningham, Vicki Fry, Virginia Hagan, Kathy Berger ROW TWO - Donald Copenhaven, Daniel Doll, Darl Dennis, Allan Shindel, Bill Allison, Joe Dailey, Tom Wales, Dale Garber, Gary Carbaugh ROW THREE - Guy Fringer, Terry Dennis, Charles Bostic, Kenneth Feeser, Robert Bertocki, David Lehr, Martin Dubbs, Daryl Hartman, Wayne Beck. ROW ONE - Carolyn Riely, Connie Knaub, Monica Kinard, Georgia Havens, Dawn Renoll, Loureen Kopp, Carolyn Knotts, Joyce Huskin, Barb Yost. ROW TWO - Russ Gantz, Robert Folts, Robert Mansberger, Jacob Koftman, Mike Jury, Dana Luckenbaugh. ROW THREE - Charles Lynes, Charles Geltz, William Hoffman, Herbert Fringer, Raymond Hamme, Donald Hinkle. o1y'ee ROW ONE - Mila Fuhrman, Gail Bankes, Elaine Bergeron, Diane Crone, Jan Gilbert, Sherry Kinneman, Brenda Gladfelter, Carol Hoffman, Brenda Duck, Sally Aldinger ROW TWO - Brenda Beckmeyer, Jane Aldinger, Bonnie Gless- ner, Anna Garver, Shirley Jacobs, Peggy Nerth- ling, Donna Gunning, Karen Brown, Beverly Anstine, Gloria Hoffman ROW THREE - Billy Gerhart, Dean Messerly, Robert Dellinger, Rob- ert Neiman, Thomas Dennis, Jay Barnhart, James Botterbusch, James Abram, Michael Dodson, Barry Bruggeman. ROW ONE - Kathleen Kerchner, Barbara Hag- erman, Susan Kluka, Kathleen Lehigh, Linda Grouce, Barbara Krebs, Penelope Koller, Shirley Hunter, Bonita Kopp, Sharon Holtzapple, JoAnn King ROW TWO - Larry Hicks, Ronald Gerber, Norman Guy, Jack Hershberger, Ray Holtzapple, Craig Clark, Charles Hess, Thomas Hoover ROW THREE - Franklin Hoke, Robert Green, Eugene Flinchbaugh, Larry Heilman, Mike Holtzapple, Greg Cutshall, Robert Hoskin, James Jones. ROW ONE - Thelma Stearn, Helena Craumer. Bettie Gross, Susan Buftlap, Nancy Copenhaver, Beverly Childs, Dianne Bertocki, Linda Brillhart ROW TWO - Bonita Fair, Marilyn Grey, Rowena DeLaughter, Nancy Coftman ROW THREE -- David Berger, Walter Boyd, Wayne Adams, Dean Eisenhart, Roy Dennis, Ricky Geesey, Charles Clineberg, David Carley, Frank Cable ROW FOUR - George Ellis, Tom Cutler, Fred Gerrick, Larry Fox, Samuel Barnes, Milton Decker, Robert Doll. 495 ROW ONE - Vicky Vaughn, Nancy Smith, Carol Smith, Linda Swatsworth, Rosalie Sheets, Eleanor Spohr, Ann Zartman, Ruth Thornton, Wanda Weihert. ROW TWO - Ray Langheine, Kerry Smith, Robert Ranker, Sherry Shelter, Doris Staley, Debra Zeigler, Virginia Simpson, ivan Wise, James Strayer, Tom Simmons. ROW THREE - Randall Shouck, Craig Shelter, William Smith, John Weaver, James Strickler, George gowers, Charles Snyder, Scott Wynegar, Paul Tice, William Wilson, ROW ONE - Joyce Sipe, Sue Rohrbaugh, Kay Summers, Sandy Langheine, Trina Senft, Anita Lehigh, Kathy Peters, Diane Lard, Mary Kauff- man. ROW TWO - Darrell Payne, Steve May, John Moser, Linda Senft, Patsy Myers, Barbara Snelbaker, Dinah Smith, Harry Markle, John Ketterman, Dan Rine. ROW THREE - Robert Rudsill, Wilson Myers, Carl Markel, Robert Miller, Rick Kohler, Bill Kling, James Litz, Joe Ketter- man, James Kauffman, Joe Krenitsky. ROW ONE - Gerald Anstine, Jay Miller, Steven Taylor, Glenn Garver, Jerry Shue, Ray Quickel, William Sipes, Joel Hamme, Fred Callahan, Harold Winter, Greg Shefter. ROW TWO - Susan Drais, Bonita Boyer, Janis Shaffer, Linda Dittenhafer, Linda Kopp, Vicki Wisner, Sharon Boekel, Sue Lichty, Carol Wirick, Peggy Dixon, Connie Cable, ROW THREE - Sandy Stine, Sally Yost, Mike Montgomery, Maurice Peters, Kim Kable, James Hill, Steven Dulobs, Linda Bum- baugh, Sally Walker. ROW ONE - Sherry Garver, Mary Williams, Yvonne Minich, Martha Shryock, Jacquline Nicky Susan Falkler, Donna Newcomer, Gail Mconnel, Nancy Goodling, Linda Miller, Doris Lecrone Janice Orner ROW TWO - Rodney Drawbaugh Russell Heim, Carl Kauffman, Julie Hoffmav Jane Altland, Mary Billet, Carlette Leatherman Linda Roth, Linda Becker, Terry Berkheimer, Tom Ronker ROW THREE - John Harold, Scott Silar Richard Havens, Earl Fringer, Robert Kral? Brett Shaffer, David Gutshall, Raymond Landis, Ronald Anderson, Gregory Lentz. agwrewm This ROW ONE - Beverly March, Pat Walker, JoAnn Mulay, Carol Welsh, Karen Roser, Karen Boll- inger, Janis Spangler, Pat Patterson ROW TWO - Judy Lockman, Mary Johnson, Paula Langhenbaugh, JoAnn Ketterman, Brenda Sohnleiter, Sharon Newcomer, Lucille Miller, Linda Stine. ROW THREE - Tod Stabley, Ken- neth Parks, Carol Lehman, Judy Shatler, Pat Smith, Margaret Markle, Carol Smyser, Kathy Wirick, William List, Jerome Kling. ROW FOUR - Fred Lehman, Alan Whitecamp, John MacDonald, Rodney Young, Rodney Lenfz, Mi- chael Smith, James Smith. ROW ONE - Rosie Miller, Karen Naill, Darlene Shortlidge, Donna Ravir, Darlene Landis, Linda Little, Sandra PoFf, Linda King, Sharon Miller, ROW TWO - Linda Nagle, Katherine Krenititsky, Alice Parker, Anna Knotts, Josie Nace, Sharon Renz, Martha Sandy, Debbie Morgan, John Rudisill. ROW THREE -- Herb Smith, Richard McEvoy, Perry Naill, Larry Knisely, Jack Jordan, Charles Riley, ROW FOUR - Barry Krouse, Raymond March, Fred Klindinst, Daryl Kinnard, Dennis Petry, Robert Laughman, Bill Johnson, Robert Raward, Roger Smith. ' o1y'e7 ROW ONE - Connie Gladfelter, Connie Seitz, Donna Pattison, Beverly Snyder, Janet Staley, Winifred Price, Donna Wilt, Sonia Shatier, Judy Shatter, Gloria Viands. ROW TWO - Clair Summers, Diane Smeltzer, Susane Thomas, Diane Zumbaugh, Arn Winter, Robert Shortlidge, Lewis Redding, Lynn Snyder. ROW FOUR - Reed Quickel, Doug Wolf, David Smith, Barry Taylor, David Foust, Richard Spangler, Luther White- head, Melvin Sharp. ROW ONE - Linda Garger, Ralph Graff, William Heliman, Rodney Grimm, Joseph LoBeanice, Thomas Haynes, Michael Eberly, Philip Kissinger, Bruce Gladtelter, Terry Hoover, ROW TWO - Gary Garver, William McGlaugh- lin, James Hague, Donald Kern, Dennis Fulk, Ronald Greenplate, Stephen Hicks, John Enter- line. ROW THREE - Sharon Kopp, Ruthanne Guillard, Sheryl Glatfelter, Donna Miller, JoAnne Grumbine, Sara Harper, Judy Miller, Connie Glatfelter, Louise Hoskin, Joy Kerns. ROW FOUR - Edith Markle, Sharon Lease, Joyce Hildebrand, Darlene Maine, Carol Hoffman. ROW ONE - Gary Campbell, Robert Bupp. Rodney Bupp, Kenneth Elicker, Ashley Duncan, Robert Forry, Charles Boyer, Thomas Clingon. SECOND ROW - Jo Ann Buftlap, Jane Baublitz, Ellen De Latter, Holly Bixler, Dawn Behler, Connie Goheen, Laura Eyster, Sharon Folkmer. ROW THREE - Glen Detter, John Boyd, Robert Chronister, George Crisamore, Sue Fry, Brenda Gentzler, Karen Fry, Linda Emig, Carla Baer. ROW ONE - Barbara Lehigh, Francis Stough, Gloria Trone, Marsha Smyser, Susanne Smith, Dalene Crane, Marlene Crane, Pat Hershey, Jane Hess. SECOND ROW - Carol Winters, Virginia Grove, Judy Shouck, Carol Shumaker, Diane King, Anna Kling, Bonnie Knipple, Dennis Gross. ROW THREE - Michael Reichard, Gary Bentzel, Stanley Resrnus, Larry Baltozer, Eddie Spangler, John Stare, John Hoover, Robert Fagley. RCW FOUR - Richard Parks, Marshall Smith, lmants Crouse, Steven Garrett, Dave Taylor, Walter Shipkosky, Vernon Little. ROW ONE - Richard March, Mike List, Larry Wurick, Kent Middleton, Torn Kluka, Allen Livingston, John Delong, Robert Trimrner, Jettrey Linebaugh. ROW TWO - Samuel Wise, Tom Burkholder, Arnold Rothstein, Tirn Roberts, Ronald Mackley, Edward Geisler, Jerald Roth. ROW THREE - Joan Dittenhater, Margaret Ketterman, Gaynor Sterner, Carol Altland, Patricia Albright, Glenda Payne, Lydia Mundis, Karen Peterson. ROW FOUR - Barbara Blank- enstein, Brenda Joseph, Nancy Morrison, Carolyn Little, Susan Jury, Constance Boyer, Bonnie. Shrey, i i ROW ONE - Patricia Johnson, Jeanette Young, Sharon Hershey, Dawn Frey, Alice Buch, Melinda Leib, Nancy Smith, Deborah Lohss, ROW TWO Ronald Miller, Cheryl Snyder, Deborah Coy Stephanie Crerand, .lane Becker, Pamela Miller, Cheryl Boyer, Dale Scott. ROW THREE Gregory Koch, Blaine Shefier, Robert Harp Charles Koble, Gerald King, Philip Norris, Howard Bartram, Stephen Kunkle, Jerry Heller, Robert Kiger. l 66 ROW ONE - Stephany Welcomer, Debbie Mummert, Ruth Steidler, Dawn Lehman, Sandra Gordon, Renee Gibbons, Linda Kime, Rebacca Everhart, Sandra Bamberger, Alice Glasgow, Paulette Henry, Patrica Wantz. ROW TWO - Russell Watson, Michael Kingdig, Nancy Ryan, Marilyn Brenner, Janet Dougherty, Kathy Hoff- man, James Snyder, Dennis Diftenderfer, Ronald Emmenheiser. ROW THREE - Michael Wehler, Ken McCleary, Edward Carr, Robert Munson, William Cavanaugh, Scott Brenneman, Millard Atlond, Carl O'Dell, Robert Warner. Trans iw TTAMBS 'mv ,S I 'Q ii ,img W f ,, figs ' uzgii KNEELING - Greg Kinnernan, John Waltersdortt, Joan Meisenhelter, Rae Rauch ROW ONE - Shirley Hanline, Nancy Hoskin, Carolyn Shatter, Gorman Folcorner, Emily Lichty, Anita Smith, Jackie Doll, Nancy Schwab, Cherri Riddick, Sandy Leathery, Daye Myers ROW TWO - Mr, Jordy, Ray Sandy, Bonnie Clark, Linda Glasgow, Donna Ruby, Glenn Amsbaugh, Beth Hildebrand, Shirley Homme, Sue Loucks, Gudrun Athensteadt, Dan MacKenzie, ROW THREE - Fred Gross, John Folkcomer, Walt Seitz, Ed New- house, Jaye Shearer, Greg Gohn, Terry Shefler, Larry Knipple, Tom Trone, Mike Hershner, Steve Akins ABSENT - Carolyn Smith, Bronley Walker. J . tv . ROW ONE - Mr. Baily, Sue Fry, Pamela Miller, Kathy Hott- man, l.ynn Wood, Carol Zartman, Sherry Wisner,Jan Gilbert, Nancy Smith, Gloria Trone, Coral Werick, Paulette Henry, Janice Horner, ROW TWO - Ronald Metzler, William Gerhart, Julie Hoffman, Kathy Werick, Josephine Gibson, Sharon Kauicfrnan, Ann Frank, Susan Jury, Kim Cable, Tom Delorig, ROW THREE - Jett Corley, Torn Harleman, Jay Miller, Terry Albright, Ronald Emenheiser, Gerald King, Joseph Naylor, Burton Snyder, Doye Carley, Creig Shelter, Gregory Kach. Swim! l-lfglv l-Iowa ' ROW ONE - Rae Rauch, Anna Wagner, Beth Hildebrand, Sally Richards, Suzanne Kauffman, Miss Senff ROW TWO - John Berkheimer, Ken Becker, Fred Jones, Glen Shirey, John Waltersdorfl, ABSENT- Susanne Kurbiuweir. J' l-liglv ROW ONE - linda Hess, Corral Sleybaugh, Betsy Clark, Carol George, Ja Gibson, Shirley Gladleller, Sally Grove. ROW TWO - Burton Snyder, Ronald l-leilig, Sherry, Wisner, Sharon Kauffman, Diane Gal- l-lonofv ' lagher, Linda Drawbaugh, Terry Albright, Tom Moyer. ROW THREE - Torn Smyser, Torn Delong, Rick Hooyer, Mike Trimmer, Phil Sipling, Gary l-lamrne. ROW ONE - Miss Kristick, Jo Ann Mulay, Karen Raser, Sherry Garver, Jackie Zellers, Anita Lehigh, Janis Spang- ler, Brenda Weaver, Carol Hofiman, Joyce Sipe, Brenda Duck, Janice Warner, Sally Aldinger ROW TWO - Gwen Kunkel, Linda Nace, Linda Rae McCal'fery, Charlene Albaugh, Nancy Klinedinst, Sherry Wisner, Linda Middle- ii Q i Ll Q 5 ,, A WFTTQFT swag 213725 e?fiSrefs??E+f, ton, Elaine Bergerone, Carolyn Miller, Pat Walker, Donna Newcomer, Karen Bollinger ROW THREE - Vicky Misenhelter, Marcia Weibly, Diane Gallaghar, Lynne Wood, Carol Zartman, Vickie Waltermyer, Chris Aupperly, Mila Furhman, Julie Hoffman, Vicky Wisner, Linda Dittenhaler, Mary Johnson, Barbara Grebs. ROW ONE - Jeraldine Wise, Susan Kauffman, Sheri Trimmer, Carolyn Smith, Wanda Shirey, Carol Shaffer, Cecelia Simmons, Mary Gress, Shirley Hanline ROW TWO - Brenda Crowell, Carla Schwab, Dana Sollenber- ger, Paulette Wyche, Anna Wagner ROW THREE - Daniel Bourinski, William Peterson, Craig Senft, James Harbold, John Garrett, Mr. Donley. ,SQ .HI ROW ONE Mr Bolley Dun Bourmsku Eugene Newcomer Fred Mu!! ROW TWO Lynn Reynolds, ' Business ROW ONE - Jane Messerly, Margaret McCaftery, Barbara Shaffer, Katheryn Horn, Linda Ludwig, Brenda Crowell, Janet Dubbs, Anna- mae Smith, Lois Chamberlain, Bonnie Trane, Jerry Wise. ROW TWO - Kay Horner, Judi Spangler, Nancy Hoslcin, Edith Linard, Joan Fair, Joyce Klindinst, Joan Gross, Shirley Hamme, Brenda Boyer, Jackie Winters, ROW THREE - Judy Gatton, Sue Loucks, Sandy Hilbert, Carla Schwab, Beth Hildebrand, Ann Beck, Elaine Taylor, Mary Gress, Carol Sentt, Carolyn Smith. ROW FOUR - Faye McCurdy, Paulette Wyche, Sue Stouch, Nancy Arnold, Jo Ann Massimore, Kay Eichelberger. Advertising Manager Linda Ludwig Sales Managers Lois Chamberlain Brenda Boyer Homeroom Sales Sue Geise Judi Spangler Joan Gross Sue Stouch Kay Horner Sandra Hilbert Darla Smith Bonnie Trane Jo Ann Massimore Joyce Klinedinst Edith Linard Elsie Becker Kathryn Horn Paulette Wyche Carla Schwab Faye McCurdy Sue Loucks Nancy Arnold Jane Messerly Joan Fair Nancy Hoslcin Annamae Smith Jackie Winters Beth Hildebrand Gary Aughenbaugh Ann Beck Susanne Kurbiiweit Shirley Hamme Mary Grees Judy Gatton Janet Dubbs Brenda Boyer Brenda Crowell Lois Chamberlain 72 ROW ONE - Mr, Wise, Judy Gatton, Jo Ann Massimore, Sally Richards, Kay Eichelberger, Jane Messerly, Suzanne Kautcfman, Brenda Crowell, Linda Ludwig, Janet Dubbs, Annamae Smith, Judy Billet, ROW TWO - Shirley I-Ianline, Joye Lynn Landis, Linda Harre, Carla Schwab, Sandra Hilbert, Elaine Taylor, Carol Sentt, Carolyn EDITORS ART Brenda I-lallerbush Shirley I-lanline COPY EDITORS Suzanna Kauffman Rae Rauch Judy Billet Dick Denues PHOTOGRAPHERS Russell Miller .lames Messersmith .ww A award I , m Smith, Shirley Hamme, Brenda Hollerbush. ROW THREE - Russell Miller, Joyce Klindinst, Kathy Zeideis, Joan lvleisenheltcr, Rae Ann Rauch, Anna Wagner, Paulette VVyche, Dick Denues. ROW FOUR -- John Crisarrore, Mike Zittle, Jaye Shearer, Mine Sweigart, James Messersmith, Dick Ballau, Gary Aughenbough. MUSIC Sally Richards pC1UlEIYe Wyche Anna Wagner' SPORTS John Crissamore Jaye Shearer Mike Sweigart Joyce Klinedinst TYPISTS Jane Messerly Bonnie Trane Ann Beck Judy Gatton Anna Mae Smith Shirley Hamme Carolyn Smith Collin Altland f' ROW ONE - Emily llglrly, Clwerfi Rlflillik, Bfendcx Holland, Mary Mlllcv, Brenda Crowell, Lois Clulmberlaln ROW TWO - Pixulffflff Wydws, Judycf Emig, Joyce- Klmdmsl, Judy Emlg, Kallw Danlraj 1 9 Business Edf. Club ROW ONE - Dorlmla 'Wcxgrznwrm Jo Arm Andcfwsom, Judy Bgqlmrv, Jo Ann Cwlsl, Clcillla Simons, Delores Patterson, Vannle Glaclfclter, Virginia Hoff, Miss Bcmfor. ROW TWO - Dana Sole-nberger, Sharon McCabe, Tl':l'1 : f'-vvspzxfla-u ,'u,lxl Dwllev, Cmlw Sxvzzrwglf.-, Jan, Brolswwilwu-Lf, Tma: Buckmr Covmio Kmmlu. ROW THREE - Dawn Layman, Georgia Havcms, Monica Kinard, Jayco Hoskins, Lauren Kopp, Barbara Yasf. 74 ROW ONE - Miss Fredrico, Bonnie Clark, Karen Shouck, Isabel Marfin, Pam Shermyer, Barbara Rowe, Judy Emig, Doris Decker, Joan Wagner, Sandy Leathery. ROW TWO - Stanley Duck, Ardie Kann, Judy Beck, Linda Glasgow, Lynne Lecrone, Suzanne Kauffman, Glen Spillman, Barry Pottorfl, Bill Nichols, Ken Dennis. ROW ONE - Miss Frederico, Rosalie Sheets, Loretta Atland, Penny Koller, Cheryl Snyder, Jeanette Young, Mary Miller, Karen Bollinger, Jackie Glessner, Donna Rover, Jean Dittenhayer, Judy Metzel, Jeanie Halter- rnan, Bonnie Koller, Judy Schock, Carol Innerst. ROW TWO - Peggy Dulolos, Karen MacDonald, Diane King, Anna Kling, Barbara Hagerman, Ellen Smith, Virginia Hon, Thelma Amspacher, Vicki Burgeron, Judy Bro- kenshire, Tina Beckner. ROW THREE - Cecila Simmons, Nancy Ernig, Ann Thomas, Mary Guise, Darlene Godirey, Dorinda Wagmon, Jo Ann Anderson, Judy Nail, Sue Wisner, Yvonne Gladtelter. ROW FOUR - Judy Pyle, Elizabeth Zudrell, Jo Ann Crist, Sharon McCabe, Sandy Grimm, Gail Kelly, Darlene l-lamme, Ann Frank, Pam Peters. Absent e Janet Dubbs. 75 YTQQM ROW ONE - Mrs. Golgan, advisor, Sue Freed, Karen Shouck, Pat Chronisier, Joyce Painter, Karen Brenneman, Bonnie Geiselrnan, Ruth Dierdorii, Sue Wisner, Linda Roberts, Karen Anderson. ROW TWO - Sharon Stauch, Donna Ruby, Rae Jean Keller, Jeri Sipe, Jean Link, Sue Louclcs, Linda Enlerline, Rosemary Weaver, Sandy Hilbert, Carla Schwab, Joye Landis, Virginia Hoff, Thelma Amspacker. ROW THREE - Faye ROW ONE - Joan Friclc, Emily Huggins, Sandy Leathery, Sandy Shullz, Brenda Dundore, Joyce Kope, Mary Miller, Brenda Holland, Viclci Wanwpler, Norma Boyer, Cheryl Bowser, Isabel Marlin. ROW TWO - Carolyn Shailler, Julie Bishop, Kathy Danlro, Sue Eysicr, Judy Dellinger, Linda Hoare, Judye McCurdy, Joyce Kliendinst, Carole Livingsron, Mary Garber, Debbie Crerand, Judye Ernig, Susan Crouse, Sue Berkhiemer, Pam Spahr, Nancy Hoskin, Judy Spangler. ROW FOUR - Gudrun Athenstaedt, Suzanne Thomas, Rae Rauch, Joan Meisenhelrer, Karen MacDonald, Judy Lehr, Peggy Dubbs, Shirley Hanline, Gwen Gingerich. 4. 1. :W w 'z ' Fefe Landis, Nancy Schwab, Sandy Tomes, Sandy Daugherty, Kittie Kinneman. ROW THREE -- Sharon Garland, Sherry Trimmer, Candy Hildebrand, Diane Ballou, Linda King, Linda Lefever, Barbara Albright, Alice Thomas, Pat Trimmer, Vicki Bergeron, Judy Emig, Carla Palterson, Martha Campbell. Vwwitg l ROW ONE - Larry Knipple, Terry Shefler, Rodger Dierdorff, John Walfersdorlzf. ROW THREE - Fred Gross, John Crisamore, Jim Laffuca, Glenn Arnsbaugh, William Spenkle, Jim Young, Barry Anderson, Richard Shenberger, Gerald Godfrey, ABSENT Glenn Shirey, Ed Wilt, ROW TWO - Gary Jones, Kenneth -- Bronley Walker. Becker. Jeff Linsey, Tom Willams, Torn Trone, Jaye Shearer, J ' I-Ia-Y-Ollub ROW ONE - Terry Albrighi, Richard Spangler, Lurher head, Reed Quickel, Andy Oberdick, Tom Moyer, Rothstein, Ron Helieg, Mark Wilsarw, Larry Wirick. While- TWO - Mr. Swartz, Harry Sanders, Donald Mefzler, Greg Arnold Reiber, Terry Wolf, George Anderson, Fred Lehman, Gary ROW HayersTock, Jeff Ruby. 77 wid? ROW ONE - Glen Shirey, Glen Spillrnan, Weston Wilson, Edward Wilt, Mr. Schmidt, advisor, ROW TWO - Barry Haines, James Slough, Morgan Glessner. Plwfoewrfw ROW ONE - Mr. Bailey, Advisor, Doris Slouch, Dana Sallenberger. ROW TWO - Russ Miller, Raymond Whifting, ROW THREE - Francis Hunt, Eugene Newcomer, Fred Mull. ,.. Qto.gwOww ROW ONE - Mr. Donald Zeigler, advisor, Ray Trimmer, Bill Peterson, Tom Delong, Jim Messer- smith, Gorman Folkomer, Terry Albight, Robert Cluclc, Larry Kern, Ronald Heilig. ROW TWO - John Messersmifh, Richard Dellinger, Don Hersh- berger, Randy Tonney, Dan Bourinski, James Harbold, Craig Senlf. ROW THREE - Sheldon Lloyd, Charles Crisamore, John Gross, Joseph Gallagher, Steve Keffermen, Allen Knaub, Edward Newhouse. 'lvdub ROW ONE - Josephine Gibson, Carol George, Lindo Hess, Sharon Smith, Sandy Grimm, Thelma Ams- pacher, Tina Beckner, Delores Hauseal ROW TWO - Shirley Gladfelter, Sally Grove, Sue Stauch, Lois Rauhauser, Sherry Wisner ROW THREE - Mr. Harvey Jacobs, Greg Reiber, Joseph NayIor,'Tom Moyer, Ronald Heigle, Burton Snyder. ROW ONE - Ardie Kann, Anna Wagner, Paulette Wyche, Mary Gress, Joyce Klineclinst, Edith Linard, Sally Richards, Suzanne Kauffman ROW TWO - Kathy Zeiders, Charles Ozols, Philip Stauh, Richard Heiss, Walter Seitz, Dan MacKenzie, Miss Elizabeth Senft, advisor. J'i2ealOwss ROW ONE - Mr. Zinn, Anna Kling, Judy Shouck, Helena Crawmer, Karen Brown, Carol lnnerst, Debbie Ziegler, Peggy Nearthling, Suzie Drace, Nancy Schwab, Carla Patterson, Brenda Holland, Shirley Jacobs, Ann Harper, Linda Stewart, Vickie Wampler, Julia Paula Tauchenbaugh, Wendy Ketterman, Carol Smith ROW TWO - Hoffman, Karen McDonald, Sally Walker ROW FOUR - Anna Patsy Myers, Mary Miller, Helen Krenitsky, Darlene Dennis, Carol Gawer, Bonita Glessner, Carol Smyser, Margaret Markel, Pat Smith, Kllnedinst, Thersa Brillhart, Patsy Worley, Martha Campbell, Vickie Judy Shatter, Sally Yost, Sandy Stine, Kcithlene Keishner, Judy Nale, Bergeron, Jane Wagner, Nancy Kauttman, Brenda Sohnlightner, Jo Ann Harnme, Jane Altland. Linda Bumbaugh, ROW THREE - Bonnie Boyer, Beverly Anstine, ROW ONE - Linda Senft, Donna Pattison, Linda Brillhart, Rennee Givins, Linda Kime, Becky Everhart, Alice Glasgow, Brenda Feeser, Brenda Glattelter, Susie Rohrbaugh, Joy Kerns, Sonia Shatcler, Gloria Hess, Connie Cable, Sally Aldinger ROW TWO - Sharon Newcomer, Mila Furhman, Linda Dittenhater, Gloria Hottman, Vicki Wisner, Mary Johnson, Sharon Renz, Sherry Garner, Dianna King, Kathy Hoffman, Elaine Bergeron, Ruthanna Gillard, Linda Kopp 80 ROW THREE - Sharon Baeochel, Peggy Dixon, Linda Emig, Bonnie Shry, Susan Jury, Karen Fosen, Babara Lehigh, Brenda Joseph, Carol Wirick, Marsha Smyser, Peggy Ketterman, Gaynor Sterner ROW FOUR - Sue Frey, Brenda Gentzler, Judy Laughman, Karen Bollinger, Joan Mulay, Sharon Kopp, Martha Sandy, Martha Shyrock, Susan Fockler, Bonnie Knipple, Gail McConnell, Ann Zortman, Algean Zellers. ROW ONE - Jef? Linebaugh, Robert Fabey, Ashley Duncan, Ann Winter, Louis Reading, Robert Shartledge. ROW TWO - Carol Hoftman, Jo Ann Grumbine, Janie Stabley, Becky Hershey, Joan Dittenhafer, Rebecca Everhart, Joy Kerns, Patty Johnson, Connie Gohen, Gloria Vines, Sharon Miller, Joyce Hildebrand, ROW THREE - Pamela Miller, Jane Becker, Donna Brenner, Martha Sandy, Barbara Blankenstein, Ruth Ann Gillard, Debra Morgan, Karen Nail, l-lobbg Brenda Gentzler, Sharon Kopp, Donna Pattison, Beverly Snyder. ROW FOUR - Kenneth Elicker, David Smith, Robert Rowand, John Enterline, Glenn Detter, Mike Kendig, David Campbell, Herbert Smith, James Craurner, Arnold Rothstein, Ivan Wise, ROW FIVE - Steve Duck, Daryl Kinard, Barry Taylor, Ralph Burns, Rodger Wetzel, Joseph Krenitsky, Roger Smith. ROW ONE - Donna Brenner, Kotheryn Lockman, Joy Kerns, THREE - Stephan Hicks, Barry Lefler, Ashley Duncan, Glenn Detter, Sharon Kopp, Connie Glattelter, Carol Hoffman. ROW TWO - Steven Duck, Ralph Burns, John Enterline, Ken Elicker, James Michael Eberly, Rodney Grim, Gary Gaber, Joe Daley, Martin Craumer. Dubbs, Donald Kern, Charles Clineburg, Dana Luckenbaugh, ROW 81 Juuuwl-I ROW ONE - Fred Senft, Jeff Rapp, Larry Julius, Terry Wolf, Bill Trone, Tom Zech, Craig Craber, Mike Zamitis, Jim Kattman, Wayne Kindness, Philip Miller. ROW TWO - Sherry Wisner, Nancy Klindinst, Andy Spanger, Gwen Kunkle, Carolyn Miller, Jackie Gleesner, Algean Zellers, Jessica Zellers, Linda Nace, Barbara Yost, Georgia Sands, Brenda Weaver. ROW THREE - Ann Frank, Gail Cunningham Linda Nace, Joan Kohler, Linda Middleton, Linda Rae McCattery, Cristene Aupperle, Beverly Rothstein, Marcia Weibley, Lynn Wood, Carol Zartman, Vicki Waltermyer, Greg Reiber. ROW FOUR - Lana Firestone, Patsy Whirley, Elaine Newcomer, Windy Strack, Mary Petz, Ellen Eberly, Sandy Wolford, Ellen Smith, Susan Flinchbaugh. ROW FIVE - Paul Smith, Jel? Smith, .lim Enterline, Davy Gladfelter, Skip Garrett, Roland Lecrone, Eugene Whitecamp, Richard Sherman, Robert Rodkey. ROW ONE - Steve Baker, Sally Gunnet, Jo Ann Myers, Emily Hug- gins, Craig Senft. ROW TWO - Melody Trimmer, Vicki Meisenhelter, Gail Kelly, Nancy Wolfe, Carolyn Wagaman, Loretta Atlarid, Nancy Eyster, Diane Gallagher, Charlene Aughbaugh, Beverly Parzuchowski Diane Ballau, Sharon Garland. ROW THREE - Jill Reichard, Carole George, Sandy Gemill, Vicki Ruby, Kathy Wecker, Pamela Peters, Monica Kinard, Donna Emenheizer, Dawn Reynolds, Lauren Kopp, Donna Roth, Norma Boyer, Sherry Preheat. ROW FOUR - Margaret George, Vicki Wampler, Brenda Holland, Sandy Leathery, Cherri Riddick, Nancy Schawb, Debbie Creand, Carlyn Shatter, Joan Frick, Joan Murphy, Linda Stuart, Kathy Dantro. ROW FIVE - Barbara Albright, Sandy Haines, Joan Wagner, Linda Enterline, Pat Chron- ister, Sue Stough, Debbie Crerand, Judy Emig, Joyce Painter, Wanda Shirey, Candy Hilderbrand, Judy Landis. ROW ONE - Beverly Rothstein, Jill Reichard, Carrie Slaybaugh, Diane King, Brenda Sohnleitner, Linda Becker, Patsy Whirley, Linda Roth, Karen Brown, Beverly Einstein. ROW TWO - Gail Kelly Margie Lecrone, Nancy Eyster, Kathy Warrick, Carol Smyser, Gail Cunningham, Ann Frank, Jeane Swartz, Linda Desenberg, Betty Smith. ROW THREE - Beverly Snyder, Carolyn Wagaman, Kay Kershner, Peggy Nearthling, Shirley Jacobs, Margaret Markle, Bonnie Lair, Patsy Smith, Judy Shatter, Bonnie Glessner. ROW ONE - Nancy Copenhaver, Sue Frey, Sally Yost, Julie Hoff- man, Sue Drais, Carolanne Smyser, Cathy Wirrick, Janis Shaffer, Barbara Snellbaker, Patsy Myers, Brenda Sohnleitner, Pat Smith. ROW TWO - Donna Raver, Renee Gibbons, Brenda Duck, Joyce Sypes, Ellen Dlutor, Holly Bixler, Peggy Ketterman, Ganner Sterner, Joy Kerns, Dawn Belher, Glynda Payne, Janis Orner, Connie Goheen, Karen Peterson, Sally Aldinger, Diane Bertocki. ROW THREE - Connie Boyer, Jane Boblitz, Carol Welsh, Darlene Landis, Joanne King, Linda King, Sharon Kopp, Joann Bultlop, Donna Newcomer, Karen Bollinger, Brenda Glodtelter, Patricia Patterson, Carol Hott- man, Cathy Peters. ROW FOUR- Karen Nail, Deborah Morgan, Elenor Spor, Linda Brillhart, Carla Bear, Barbara Blankenstine, Becky Hershy, Louise Hoskin, Jo Ann Grumbine, Brenda Joseph, Alice Glasgow, Karen Rosier, Janis Spangler. ROW FIVE - Trina Senft, Ann Zartman, Gail Mconial, Susie Falkler, Sharon Holtzapple, Sandy Gordon, Sandy Banburger, Linda Littlem, Patty Walker, Nancy Goodling, Lindo Miller, Carol Wirick, Judy Shafter. ROW ONE - Kent Middleton, Dave Taylor, Arn Winter, Wilson Myers, Thomas Simmons, David Carley, Fred Callahan, Gregory Shelter, Charles Hess, Tom Hoover, Rodney Grim, Terry Hoover. ROW TWO - Martin Dubbs, Earl Fringer, Franklin Hake, Larry Hicks, Richard Spangler, Luther Whitehead, Daryl Kinard, Michael Kendig, Donald Kern, Ronald Harper. ROW THREE - Carl Kauftman, Dennis Diltendeffer, Alan White- camp, John Moser, James Kauffman, Steven May, Rodney Lentz, Harry Markle. ROW FOUR - Larry Fox, Mike Haltzapple, Jim Jones, George Ellis, Larry Heilman, John Harold. , . M,,.W. 47 ,. -,, ffil-wmi., . - .. L, .f 'J X' . z.:ff'TQ ffifrf- , L ' ' A ,X L , ,s,,f, f uw. ye . I N 'v,m?,,f.f5T'x J' ,ig k V -vw, '93 Ld arms, 3 ' M ROW ONE - James Abram, Linda Brillhart, Martha Shyrock, Elen Spar, Sharon Boekel, Sharon Holtzapple, Brenda Gladtelter, Carol Welsh, Carol Wirick, Janis Spangler, Doris Le- crone, Janis Orner, Connie Cable, Sally Alclinger. ROW TWO - Ruth Thorton, Diane Crone, Peggy Dixon, Gail McConnel, Sherry Kinneman, Jo Ann Mulay, Karen Bollinger, Sue Fockler, Vicki Wisner, Nancy Goodling, Linda Miller. ROW THREE - Diane Lehr, Sherry Garver, Peggy Dixon, Gail McConnel, Sherry Kinneman, Jo Ann Mulay, Mila Furhman, Linda Dittenhafer, Barbara Krebs, Elaine Burgerion. . C y UP, .i,iK., i,i,,hj.5g,,Miw fi5'f.-g,H,igf,r755,:. ,. . .i.s,f,,,,f1'f1f7sfek'ex ,wtfwc riff' 3 T I. . ' , f's 5+-'.Q?,ffg3:'. bmdwnnn, , , , Qau,,,,f. 7,4 at . . . J 'L' s. i!i..4f?L.fMfiJ,-wi t ' ' ' ROW ONE - Donna Gunning, Caroline Little, Nancy Morrison, Carol Lehman, Lucille Miller, Paula Taughenbaugh, Margaret Markle, Peggy Nerthling, Bonita Glessner, Shirley Jacobs, Bonnie Lair. ROW TWO - Debbie Kover, Bev Childs, Debbie Mummert, Linda Kopp, Diane King, Carol lnerst, Susan Jury, Mary Ellen Williams, Peggy Dixon, Sherry Garver, Bev Snyder, Ruth Ann Guillard, Debbie Ziegler. ROW THREE - Linda Roth, Sharon Newcomer, Judy Lockmen, Barbara Krebs, Darlene Maine, Janet Staley, Judy Shouck, Ann Kling. ROW FOUR -- Mila Furhman, Linda Dittenhafer, Gloria Hoffman, Brenda Beck- myer, Jan Gilbert, Shirley Hunter, Jo Ann Mulay, Wendy Ketterman, Mary Johnson, Beverly March. ROW FIVE - Elaine Bergeon, Beverly Anstine, Karen Brown, Gale Bankes, Katherine Krenitsky, Nancy Kauflmane, Anna Garver, Edith Markle, Debbie Mummert, Mary Coffman, Barbara Leigh. 84 Musw K VAQJJJQJMQ 49.53'?fQff'U+74g 'Ad H HA f I qc ' ll ip.: S? ' I ' I ' . -tx v X - af - ' - A ' Q' MMIII YZ , ,F J ., I W Q dH 6512 7 wwe f QQ S W if 'Q 'L Q 9 xg 9 '11 f X tx If 1 -I ,V ix my 4, A pf I 2, I 85 Damian 9-44' ROW ONE - George Anderson, Sue Clements, Tom Quickel, Luther Zarfoss, Jeri Sipe, Barry Kelly. ROW TWO - Bryan Hoke, Jef? Damrns, Don Gable, Paul Dietz, Charles Lecrone, Dick Michaels, Gerald Roth, Dick Wolfe, Ron Miller, Ken Maxell, Harvey Laucks, Fred Jones, Franklin Patschke, Mike Zittle. ROW THREE - Terry Shafler, Rick Frye, Judy Nelson, Foye lvlcCurdy, Dennis Brandt, Lester Altland, Steve Det- ter, Ellen Hildebrand, Dave Reisinger, Phil Sipling Bob Kaulilman, Tom Brenner, Mike Trimmer, Marlin Maul, Barry Markle, .lim Schaffer, Rick Hutton, l.m Seitz, Larry Stover, Larry Guise, Hazel Cox, Fred Lehr. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Left to Right: Garry Hamme, Rick Hoover, Chuck Slenker, Rodney Sweitzer, Dennis Brant, Lester Alt- land, Mike Singer, Barry Kelly. sw Q., if Fu ,UH ROW FOUR - Russ Miller, Mike Sheffer, Nancy Klindinst, Ronald Anderson, Dan Ausherman, Curt Hudson, Dave Rohrbaugh, Ron Lehr, Bill Hevel, Dick Fuhrman, Harry Williams, Bobby Joseph, Craig Fries, Bruce Barnes, Tim Hoff, Steve Baker, ROW FIVE - Rick Hoover, Phil Hamme, Charles Slenker, Charlie Lynes, Rodney Sweitzer, Mike Singer, Mike Warner, Tom Williams, Garry Homme, Mr. Wyand. n WOODWIND QUINTET Left To Right: Barry Kelly, Brian Hoke, Ken Maxell, Fred Jones, Michael Ziflle, The marching band has gained renown by its concert work as well as its precision marching ability. The marching band itself is always moving forward with many new original ideas only made possible Un- der careful guidance and leadership of their director, Mr. Wyand. f - 88 Tim Seitz - President Judy Nelson - Secretary Faye McCurdy - Corres. Secretary Robert Kauffman - Manager Craig Fries - Manager Donald Ausherman - Manager Lester Altland - Librarian Steve Baker - Librarian Terry Shefler - Librarian Dwzw 'olvamdlfllllnj Sieve Defrer, Eileen Filmore, Gay Aughenbaugh, Jean Link, Susan Freed, Julie Bishop. M l 5 f 4 Linda Sfuarf, Bill Peterson, Craig Senff, Dan Bourinski, Bob Smyser, Ronald Heist, .lo Ann Myers 89 Eff-rw EmwLC0mP Dmwef ROW ONE - Brian Hake, Fred Jones, Jett Damms, Rick Fry, Tim Seitz, Terry Sheffer. ROW TWO - Tom Barnes, Les Altland, Dennis Brandt, Sally Richards, Gary Homme, Steve Baker, Tim Hott, Craig Frieze, The Sharply attired in bright red blazers, the Royalaires provide a mellow sound for any dance aftair. Special activities have included a week-end trip, various out-of-town engagements, and many school activities, The newly organized orchestra under the direction of Mr. Wyand is composed of Q8 members. We predict great things for this group. ROW ONE - Preston Amspacher, Kathy Wecker, Karen Anderson, Barry Kelly, Sue Clements, Fred Jones, Don Gable, Jett Damms, Mike Zittle, ROW TWO - Philip Staub, Alice Thomas, Anita Smith, Rick Frey, Larry Guise, Robert Quickel. ROW THREE - Becky Everhart 91 Debbie Cover, Alice Buch, Dennis Brandt, Barry Markle, Tim Hott, Donald Ausherman, John Wilson, Richard Wolf, Kenneth Maxwell, Mr. Wyand. ROW FOUR - Mike Warner, Ronald Sweitzer, Glen Garver. l l i ! i l ROW ONE - Philip Norris, John Boyd, Charles Koble, Robert Harper, Scot Brenneman. ROW TWO - Bonita Kohler, Jeanette Young, Holly Bixler, Gaynor Sterner, Donna Wilt, Patty Johnson, Judy Shalller, Dawn Behler, Susan Smith, Jane Hess, Lora Eyster, Gloria Viands, Sharon Miller, ROW THREE - Darlene Shortlidge, Alice Buch, Becky Hershey, Linda Kirne, Becky Eyerhart, Paulette Henry, Sandra Gordon, Linda Little, Sandra Bamberger, Louise Efglitlv ROW ONE - Bonita Boyer, Carlett Leatherman, Carol Smyser, Kathy Wirick, Wendy Letterman, Janice Shaffer, Beverly Anstine, Karen Brown, Katheleen Lehigh, Lynda Roth, Donna Gunning, Linda Senft, Mary Williams, ROW TWO - Margaret Markle, Sally Yost, Hoskins, Jo Ann Grumbrine, Alice Glasgow. ROW FOUR - Jerry Eller, Blaine Shetter, Sally Crerand, Carol Shumaker, Connie Boyer, Cheryl Snyder, Renee Gibbons, Barbara Lehigh, Barbara Blank- enstein, Robert Rite, Ronald Emenheiser. ROW FIVE - Ruthann Guillard, Martha Sandy, Linda Nagle, Edith Markle, Virginia Grove, Carol lnnerst, Kathie Hofilman, Pam Miller, Brenda Joseph, Linda Ernig, Peggy Ketterman, Susan Drais, Anna Garver, Judy Shaffer, Patricia Smith, Deborah Zeigler, Katheleen Kerchner, Mary Billet. ROW THREE -- Carl Kauffman, Sandra Stine, Carol Laman, Linda Bumbough, Sally Walker, Julie Hoffman, Steven Dubs. with ROW ONE - Gary Homme, Darene Homme, Andrew Spangler, Vicki Meisenhelter, Sherry Wisner, Lynn Wood, Susie Clements, Chris Aupperle, Lois Paiker, Carolyn Miller, Algean Zellers, Lucinda Berkheimer, Jessica Zellers, Jackie Zellers, Linda Roe McCaftery, Rick Hoover. ROW TWO - Donna Buchmyer, Carol George, San- dra Miller, Pam Peters, Susan Flinchbaugh, Linda Hess, Janet Bress- O O ROW ONE - Barbara Rowe, Jane Ross, Charlene Debs, Margaret McCaf:lery, Janet Dubbs, Linda Rorbaugh, Julie Bishop, Faye Dietz, Mary Miller, Sandy Daugherty, Thelma Amsbacker, Karen Brenne- man. ROW TWO - Donna Jacobs, Joan Wagner, Dana Sollenber- ger, Alice Thomas, Anita Smith, Jackie Doll, Pat Trimmer, Judy Brokenshire, Tina Beckner. ROW THREE - Judy Beck, Carol Foust, ler, Kathy Bressler, Ellen Smith, Jill Reichard. ROW THREE - Roger Landis, Jim Enterline, Kathy Wecker, Jo Ann Homme, Vicki Ruby, Gloria Pavolina, Linda Dessenberg, Hazel Cox, Nancy Wolfe, Gail Kelly. ROW FOUR - Jim Zeller, Larry Stover, Jack Messersmith, Fred Maramarco, Terry Albright, Rick Oweiler, Gordon Kohler, Bob Joseph, Preston Amspacker, Thomas Moyer, Joseph Naylor. 1 Jo Ann Massimore, Kay Eichelberger, Judy Stouch, Dianne Krebs, Joan Frick, Carolyn Shatter, Sue Wisner. ROW FOUR - Karen MacDonald, Diane King, Anna Wagner, Pam Spahr, Susan Krause, Linda Glasgow, Jo Ann Anderson, Rosemary Weaver, Jo Ann Christ, Marsha Nagle, Bonnie Stutts. , ,, .--,www ww I-hglv ROW ONE - Preston Amspacher, Sally Richards, Sue Wisner, Kay Eichelberger, Dana Sollenberger, Charlene Debes, Kathy Spangler, Carla Patterson, Pat Trimmer, Linda Rohrback, Sandra Leathery, Donna Markey, Fae Dietz, Sonia Middleton, Gordon Kohler, ROW TWO - Richard Michael, Carole Livingston, Mary Gress, Jeri Sipe, Anita Smith, Alice Thomas, Edith Linard, Susan Zeichner, Vicki Dil- ler, Jane Ross, Diane Krebs, Charles Ozols. ROW THREE - Susan Berkheimer, Kathy Zeiders, Anna Wagner, Susanne Thomas, Pam Spahr, Susan Crouse, Fern Markey, Paulette Wyche, Rae Jean Keller. ROW FOUR - Wayne Anstine, Dan Shaffer, Dick Newcomer, Tim Seitz, Bruce Barnes, Bill Hevel, Jim Enterline, Richard Ballou, Larry Stover, John Berkheimer. Mr. Wyand directing the Woodwind Quintet during practice. Mr, Wyand practicing with the Percussion Ensemble. On Saturday, December 2, l96'l, at 8:00 p.m., the Senior Class of West York Area High School pre- sented their class play, Penny, in the high school auditorium. The cast, directed by Mr. Robert Donley, are to be commended for their excellent presentation. The cast included, Penny, Shirley Han- line, Mother, .loan Meisenhelter, Fa- ther, John Waltersdorff, Doodie, Larry Knipple, Elwood, Bronley Walker, Aunte Ellen, Linda Haare, Mr. Jackson, Ray Sandy, Alice, Suzanne Kauffman, Fay, Anna Wagner, Norma, Carla Schwab, Mr. Dawson, Terry Sheffer, Cedric, Mike Berkholder, and Student Di- rector, Brenda Crowell. Penny was a bright and lively story of a charming miss, who had her own means of attaining her ends. She had modern parents, who looked terribly old-fashioned to Penny and her friends. The havoc that Penny raised lasted three action-filled, fun-provoking acts. What she did, in all sly innocence, was stir up a fued between the boys and the girls of the school, a fued that spread into the adult pop- ulation of the whole town, and into her father's newspaper office. Penny was amazed at the conflict she found and became enmeshed in it herself -to the chagrin of her boy friends, girl friends, parents, faculty, and neighbors. The student body wishes to con- gratulate the Senior Class on their fine production. News emzp, gpm, Aotfudles ROW ONE - Linda Hess, Carolyn Adkins, Sonja Heede, Sharon Kauffman, Betsy Clark, Sandra Dougherty, Cherri Riddick, Brenda Holland, Jane Williams, Vicki Warnpler, Christina Stehman. SECOND ROW - Linda Glasgow, Lynne Lecrone, Bonnie Stutis, Sue Freed, Karen Brenneman, Barbara Rowe, Sherry Trimmer, Emily Lichfy, Jackie Doll. ROW THREE - John Folkomer, Steve Baker, Greg Kinneman, Edward Newhouse, Craig Senft, Dave Myers, Walter Seitz, Lou Horirrian. Absent when picture was taken Y Sue Kerr, Sandy Eberly, Judy Brokerishire, Mr. Schmidt, advisor. COAEDITORS Dave Myers Walter Seiiz GIRLS' SPORTS Linda Glasgow Sue Kerr BOYS SPORTS Ed Newhouse Craig Senft FEATURE EDITOR Greg Kinneman ASSISTANT EDITOR Carolyn Adkins BUSINESS MANAGER Barbara Stutts CIRCULATION MANAGER Lynn Lecrone Cherri Riddick TYPISTS Sandy Eberly Judy Brokerishire 96 TREASURER Sandy Eberly PRINTERS Printcraiters Club REPORTERS Vicki Wampler, Barbara Rowe, Sharon Kauffman, Linda I-less, Tina Stehman, Betsy Clark, Sonia I-Ieede, Jackie Doll, Sherrylyn Trimmer, Sandra Dougherty, John Folkomer. O ml O Celebrations during the Christmas date back to pre- historic times, particularly among the Teutonic peoples of northern Europe. Naturally these remote ancestors of ours were not observing the birth date of Christ. At the winter sols- tice IDecember QI or QQI, hearalding the beginning of longer days, they held ceremonies to their sun gods. They called the month Yule, 'or .lol, from which comes the word jolly. EARLY CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS Christ's nativity was not celebrated during the first centuries of the Christian era. But by the middle of the 4th century, the Church had sanctioned December 25 as the othcial date for Christmas. To the ancient folk celebration - feasting, dancing, games, and singing - the Church added its own ceremonies. In time, Christmas came to be accompanied by much ribaldry and drinking. In 1644 the Puritans in England banned Christmas excesses. For over a century Christ- mas merriment went into decline. ORIGINS OF MODERN CUSTOMS Early in the I9th century came a revival of keen interest in celebrating Christmas. The publication in T843 of Dickens' Christmas Carol, with its emphasis on love for one's fellow man, had much to do with this re- vival. New elements, such as the Christmas tree, helped give Christmas its modern shape. It is said that Martin Lu- ther introduced the Christmas tree lighted with candles in the Ioth century. I-lowever, the custom of decorating trees goes back to 8th-century Germany. It was brought to the United States by German immigrants, and to England, in I84O, by Prince Albert, the German hus- band of Queen Victoria. A second new element was the Christmas card. This was an English invention of the I84O's'which became wide spread in Christian lands. To the Dutch colonists in New York we owe the Christmas stocking and the idea of St. Nicholas, to them a kind bishop bringing presents to good children. It is to Clement Clark Moore's The Night Before Christ- mas, published in I823, that we owe much of the fairy- tale conception ot Santa Claus. In such ways as these, the celebration of Christmas has come down to us with ceremonies and customs bor- rowed from distant times and different peoples. Wallbank Door Decorations Mr, Richards Room Christmas l96l gig K A L rt E. 3155 it gisigs S . ff . . . 3,- :lift .-,,-taa?:E:ff ' f T' Door Decorations Mr. Harvey Jacobs Room Christmas l96l 97 pw-iezwr ,V F , y,,....,.o 'ITSN x , 1 If .,.,. sg I fl I gf ' -A I I IIEI I E I I I 1 'T - 'ig .iii 5- .fsufw M5311 Chrisfmczs door decorations of Mr. Fobie's homeroom in 1961. ' 3 ,I H1 Our lobby decorations for The Christmas of 1961. 1 ...W ., -1- K 5, Q ..I,...! 1,--I Lb. WE LIKE IT BETTER WITHOUT THE FENCE IN FRONT OF TI-IE SLEIGH. 98 r This yeor West York hos three student teochers. Miss Allison, under the direction ot Miss Ilgentritz, Mr. Lorson, under the di- rection ot Mr. Ober, ond Mr. Mclrsholl, un- der the direction ot Mr. Bupp. Miss Allison, o sen- ior ot Penn Stote, who is moioring in physicol educotion, will ob- serve ond teoch heolth, gym, ond bi- ology. She will olso be helping with vol- leyboll. Mr. Lorson, olso o student-teocher from Penn Stote ond moior- ing in physicol edu- cotion, will be observ- ing ond teoching gym ond heolth. Mr, Morsholl, o student-teocher from Shippensburg Stote College ond o business educotion moior, will be observing ond teoching mony ot Mr, Bupp's closses. Tool Goodf fa Fongw Mr. Richord Thomos, o news correspondent, wos the guest ot honor ot our ossembly. Mr. Thomos hos recently troveled in over ci hundred dilterent countries ond is oble to speok seven diFterent longuoges. His topic tor discussion: the current internotionol situotion ond how it oftects us. In his discussion he took us on on imoginciry trip to the Soviet Union, where we were tought severol tocts obout this country. He told us thot the only woy we could win this cold wcir wos through educotion. He soid we must W-O-R-K, work. He ended his lively discussion by impressing on us the toct thot we CAN AND MUST be strong. 99 I am the West York exchange student, and everyone should know, I really enjoy it. I came from Austria. My parents live in Selzkammergut, the Austrian lake district. There we own a house half way up the mountain point. It would be a real quiet spot if I had not little brothers and sisters. The youngest is nine years old. Her name is Gerlind. Then there are Gunter and Giselher, two boys eleven years old. They are all three real nuts. My older brother Ger- not is 22 and Dietlind, my older sister, is twenty. We six don't tight each other too often because we are only together during vacations, Nearly everyone of us studies in a different town. The last five yers I went to 'Frauenobersthule' in Salzburg, Aus- tria's famous festival town. I shared a room with two classmates, Though school kept us rather busy, we had a lot of fun. There were only girls in our school. After having passed a difficult grad- uation examination they all felt sorry for leaving what they felt they couIdn't stand before. Suddenly I felt sorry for leaving, but I value the privilege I had to be one more year a high school stu- dent, this time in America. When I came over I knew that this year I am spending here is going to be an unforgettable exper- ience, All the kids in my section will know that I enioy being to- gether with them. I found some differences in customs here but believe people have the same problems everywhere. One thing is for sure, there is nothing more wonderful than being an exchange stu- dent. I am translating the first few sentences for you in German: Ich bin West York Austauschstudent, und gedermann sollte wissen dass ich es wirklich geniesse. Ich kam von Oesterreich. Meine Eltern wohnen im Selzkammergut, iesterreichs Seen- bezirk. Gelt Suserle, du verstehst. Gudrun's VTIOYIWSI' , 'I Gudrun's village of Unterach facing Lake Attersee with the Hollengehirge Mountains in the background. 100 Gudrun cmd her pet fown. , .Au W, ..f 1 , ,aim f ,f in .1 fx Q5 w:fT?52fff,T,,6fg A H' '-1 Gudrun's home, Halloween party. When we asked Gudrun to write an article on the Glasgow family, she did not hesitate. This is the story as Gudrun tells it. My American FamiIy? f I could not have a better one! I like them all. My new mother patiently introduced me to The Life of the New World. She is a good mother. Not only that, she is also an excellent Girl Scout leader. The little kids like her. She has a wonderful memory. For instance - if I forget my gym towel she is the one re- minding me in the morning - good for me! Then there is my American daddy. His hobbies are the boy scouts and the Church. I-le likes to take his young fellows camping every time he gets off from work. Of course, I have to mention his skill in putting little trains together. I love watching him doing that. I would also like to be able to clean shoes as shiny as he does. Linda is my Junior-sister. Naturally she is also a scout. But, boy, is she good at school! She got a dis- tinguished honor card. I am glad she can always tell me how to spell words I don't know. She not only has brains, she also has a lot of sports-spirit. If there is any sport to participate in, Linda is the first one there. She is one of our best volleyball and field-hockey players. I am looking forward to seeing her as mother in the Junior Class Play. My little sister Alice is a real cute nut. She is doing a good iob at school and at scouts. If you think she is quiet when she is asleep, you are wrong! Even then she is rolling around making strange sounds. She has a lot of friends because of her warm natural personality. We often have a ball dancing rock'n'roII together. - That is my American family, a family which likes to go camping, a family with a lot of idealism. Most wonderful of all is, that I feel I belong to them. They make my year here one I will always remember! -I ,kwa , ,. .,,,., , r TTT? - i','f. Q'-QM -kb-x T .4 . ? T213 . ATHLE'PT'fC KW west Yoda Senior High Football Junior High Football Senior High Wrestling Mr. Heckclrd and Mr. Ober Mr, Tridel, Mr. H. Jacobs, Mr. Jacobs is Mr. Ober, Mr. Brown also a Baseball coach W , Cross Country and Track Senior High Basketball Mr. Schmidt Mr. Jordy, Mr, Bupp M'lll 'fi' Junior High Boskefboll Volleyball Girls' Hockey Mr. Baskwill, Mr. W. Jacobs M555 llgenfrifz M555 Cgffmgn 104 ' 'I-loc!w5Tmw -1961 Several weeks after school began, the girls' hockey team started practice. We did skills and played games among ourselves. The high point of The season was a Field Hockey Play Day planned for Saturday, November ll, and The team worked very hard so that They could make a good showing there. Fourteen girls comprised the team, Donna Ruby, left wing, Karen Shouck, left inner, Jean Link, center forward, Sue Kerr, right inner, Emily Lichty, center forward, Linda Glasgow, left halfback, Sandy Leathery, center halfback,.Sally Baker, right halfback, Andy Span- gler, left fullback, Emilie Huggins, r-ight fullback, Judy Emig, goalie, Carolyn Wagaman and Carole George substitutes. On November ll, we journeyed to Central to parti- cipate in the first play-day of its kind in York County. West York began its series of fifteen minute games by s it: .. i MF trouncing Susquehannock, 2-O. Then came Central and Dover who each were defeated, 3-O. Next came the semi-finals, in which Central and Dover played. Central won, and for the finals, played West York. After a tough battle and a brilliant piece of play by our forward line, team captain and center forward, Jean Link, put across the winning goal to capture the Field Hockey Championship for West York, l-O. Six schools participated in the double-elimination tournament: Central, Dover, Northeastern, Susque- hannock, York Surburban, and West York. Northeastern and York Surburban were both defeated early in the tournament. The team wishes to Thank our coaches, Miss Cottman and Mrs. Huggins for all their hard work put forth to make this a successful season. 3 105 l sqfras, . ' F1-T ' Vaasifg Wwstlmg Team i ,f .,, -'- f , 9,4 rf ,a ,J N 3,9 f . V X 1: , k : l A K 1. ,L 7 ----3, ' ks 5 LW ,few i k ' t 'ir 'ii T ROW ONE - Wayne Hassler, Wayne Seneft, Mike VVarner, Larry Kern, Stan Duck, Ed Wilt, Stan Wright, and Robert Kauffman. ROW TWO - Gary Bofterbush, Jim Young, Ken Maxell, Richard Van Linda, Jacob Diehl, Robert Smyser, Ed Newhouse, and Glenn Amsbaugh. ROW THREE - Roger Dierdortt, Ray Sandy, Ed Nichols, Tom Trane, Millard Horton, Lee Munson, Ken Becker, and Terry Shefter. ROW FOUR - Tim Seitz, Sheldon Lloyd, Donald Cable, Bennet Snow, Mgr., and Robert Brown, Coach. ,.,.- L Ken Becker and Sheldon Lloyd demon- strate the chicken wing. Millard Horton and Tim Seitz demonstrate the far arm and for ankle. 106 feb Stan Wright and Jim Young demonstrate the switch. J ' l-liglvw fiImgTemw ROW ONE - Tom Hoover, Millard Alflond, Craig Shefler, David Curley, Charles Myder, Donald Copen- haver, Dano Luckenbaugh, Sieve Duck, Andrew Oberdiclc. ROW TWO - Charles Hess, John Delon, Sieve Kunkle, .lack Herihberger, Reed Quiclcel, Jeff Linebaugh, Sieve Durs, Terry Albright, Mr. Ober. ROW THREE - Jim Smith, Terry Minnick, David Lehr, Gory Caebaugh, Jerry ,Ellen Robert Doll, William Sipe, Allen Shindle, Gary Benizel. ROW FOUR - Duane Coffman, Roberf Berioclc, Franis Price, Charles Bosife, Tom Delong, Maurice Peters, Daerel Dennis, Fred Lehman. Roger Dierdorfl and Tom Trone demon- I Wayne Seneff and Larry Kern in lhe Refe- Ed Wilt and Wayne Hassler in The Cross siraie The Under Hook and Over Hook. ree's Posiiion. Body Ride. 107 3 -r ml A J gig 1' W . isqf' '. T 1fQ7i fi i55:R Q Eqvps yffamayrygr ggwqgpx A, 1 9 .-jt .3 - . X wx x Q J Q, ' ' I lv 5 -PA . ' it 1537 ,Q me 14 its il-tttlw T358 lf ll Q laorias ' - wwf rl' at Aff-B rf is f 1. y pin vii M lil , asf, 5 i 42 12 .21 w 33 31 41 gg 34, . l33.v 3 i .5 -.3 T .. fr e 's las MF. i ... J X J 1 l T , , srr ... tt ' if f A D J. ,N T M V,..:.... .V J y . gg ZZX W ,QV .N . .- rr V 'N if Q -.rs - Q - . - .. ,h,, . 'rv' A Y ,,y.,..- .WWLWQ it .arming-14n..ll.l1l!.'Z . . , R. -m.w.aLn-l MT' A 3e2-.c . lt -em,..r..-s. 5Q-f T' s i .QQ-q.....-U4 r , .L ROW l J. Hildebrand, M. Horton, M. Ketterman, T. Shelter, G. Jones, T. Trane, F. Gross, J. Krumrine, D. Denues, J, Waldersdorff, K. Becker. ROW ll G. Feeser, G. Godfrey, W. Kindness, F. Hiberling, L. l'lol?rnan, J. Stouch, B. Sprinkle, J. Young, J. Folkomer, B. Boyer, B. Raffensberger, G. Kinneman, E, Newhouse. ROW III C. Petri, B. Aldinger, G. Gohn, B. Anderson, S. Garret, P. Eichelberger, A. Srnyer, D. Dennis, B. Meckley, B. Pottdorfff, J. Goodling. ROW IV J. Lattuca, R. Dierdorff. vmwj The leadership of coach Tom Heckard and his assistant coach Kenneth Ober produced a scrappy aggressive gridiron unit which took the field for West York in 1961. Working diligently at camp at Indian Town Gap for one week the boys became a fat determined squad, one which was ready for all comers. This aggressiveness earned for the Bulldogs highly prized victories over Susquehannock, Kennard Dale, Spring Grove, Dallastown, Central, Southwestern, a tie with Littlestown while Surburban, Conestoga Valley and Red Lion had to go all out to stop the Bulldogs. The T961 Bulldogs record of 6-3-l was the best turned out by the school in recent years. They provided us many thrills due to excellent blocking and broken field running. And who will forget the stone wall defense set up by the rugged West York line. Success in football cannot be measured by wins or losses. The yardstick is sportsmanship, team work and spirit. This years addition of the Bulldogs have proven that all these' goals have been accomplished to the utmost here at West York. 108 Qcows Conestoga Valley 19 West York York Surburban l5 West York Susquehannock O West York Littlestown 6 West York Kennard-Dale l3 West York Southwestern 7 West York Dallastown 14 West York Spring Grove O West York Central O West York Red Lion 14 West York 0 Tom Trone - A cat on defense . . . one of the best in the league - all-conference. Ken Becker - Steady Ken . . . Always did the iob. Rusty Horton - Good ottensive blocker . . . Tackles with authority. Gary Jones - Developed into one ot the best quar- terbacks in the league. Terry Shetfer - All-Conference - tackle - wrecked opposing lineman and backs. Dick Denues - One of our big tackles . . . tough on defense. John Waldersdortl' - One of our leading scorers . . . known tor his fine pass catching. Roger Dierdortt - A newcomer in football . . . put in everything he had, Fred Gross - The steady man - one of the better defensive ends in the league. .lon Krumrine - Developed into quite a player in his first year in tootboll. XT 'ft ' J 5 4 m, 195 .I V 6 c M zsr if K Q W z . A yr' f , EA if , ii - . 3.4 I. B. Anderson, F. Hiberling, S. Ketterman, L. Hoffman, J. Stouch, K. Dennis, B. Meckley, J. Goodling, G. Feeser, B. Sprinkle, lll. C. B. Raftensberger, B. Pottdorft, G. Kinneman, F. Newhouse, A. Smyser. Petry, R. Dierdorfl. ll. G. Gohn, B. Aldinger, W. Kindness, S. Garrett, P. Eichelberger, Junuw Vwustfg Junlofu Vwwitg Susquehonnock T9 West York QOV The success of the future varsity is dependent upon the York Surburban 6 West York O lf development of Q strong Jr. Varsity squad. This years J.V's Kennard-Dale O West York 42 composed a fine 4 to i record which was tops in league Red Lion O West York T2 V competition. The record and style of play have shown the Dallastown O West York 26 if varsity football has promise of continued success. Juulofu I-liglv Juwllw High York Surburban O West York O 9 Our Junior High Football team is the foundation of the Susquehannock 6 West York O football program. The boys practice their routines faith- Dallastown O West York 20 V tully ond ore setting a fine name for themselves. Central O West York 14 V Spring Grove I4 West York 6 L- I. R. Munson, B. Bertock, G, Carbaugh, K. Smith, A. Dellinger, H. Sanders, J. Wolf, J. Metzler, B. Snyder, J. Barley, . R Helllg. ll. S. Dubbs, A. Shindle, G. Reiber, J. Ruby, T. Moyer, J. Eby, B. Haver- l stock, B. Miller, H. McKeever, D. Corley, T, Lehr, P. Smith. III. J. Hamm, T. Albright, H. King, M. Altlcind, B. Kunkle, B, Smith, J. Eller, D, Hotthein, J. Miller, W. Wiehe, J. McDonald. IV. D. Payne, K. Feeser, G. Anderson, R. Wetzel, D. Fourst, R. Green, J. Boyd, J. Smith, G. Schaale. 110 Team ROW ONE - Mr. Schmidt, Ken Batson, Glenn Shirey, Wetson Wilson, Terry Sheffer, .lim Enterline. ROW TWO - Craig Senft, Don Ausher- man, Lee Hershner, Dale Stough, Jaye Shearer, Ray Sandy, Lynn Cross-country running goes back to the Greeks who defeated The Persians at Marathon and sent a runner to Athens to tell the news. Ever since then, distance run- ning has been an important part of track, Greek run- ners trained all year for one week of competition in the Olympics. Their races were usually twenty-six miles in length. Today, however, the race is run over a course approxihtately two to three miles long. Our course is slightly over two miles and starts and finishes at the school. This year we had sixteen men participating in cross- country. This is quite an improvement over last year when we had only the needed eight, instead of running league this year, we had an exhibition schedule. Dallas- town, York Surburban, Red Lion, Central, and York High are the schools against whom we ran this year. This year's cross country team has finished the regular season with a 4-4 record. Terry ShaFfer, Glenn Shirey and .laye Shearer were the big point men on the team, which was streamlined in mid season to include only the better seniors and the more promising juniors and sophomores. The district meet was held at Vinske Park outside Reading on October 27. Seven runners Mosebrook, Manager. ROW THREE - Darrell Williams, Charles Mum- mert, John Crisamore, Charles Crisamore, Rick Stein, Dick Shenberger and a manager went along with the coach and a driver. Jaye Shearer, Glen Shirey, Terry Shaffer, Weston Wilson, Dale Stough, Rick Stein, and Charles Crisamore were - the runners. Coach Schmidt and Mr. Wyand were the drivers. Jaye was the first West York Runner to finish in 4th place, Terry was next in 50th, followed by Shirey, Stine, Wilson, C. Crisamore, Stough, in 60th, 7lth, 77th, 84th, and 90th places respectively. , SCORES West York Opp. L 20 Red Lion 47 ij 49 Dallastown 21 If-22 Central 42 HBO York 28 ,L 20 Red Lion 43 V' 38 Dallastown T9 iw 24 Central 34 V33 York 22 At the county run off at York High, West York finished second, behind Dallastown, with York, Central, and Red Lion finishing 3rd, 4th, and 5th respectively. 111 ' I-Hgh Basketball ROW ONE - Gary Jones, Darrell Williams, Dale Sfaugh, John Crisamore, Bronley Walker, Richard Sheri- berger, ROW TWO - Mr. Bupp, Ronald Heisr, John Folcomer, Tom Williams, Charles Mummerf, Gerald Myers, Philip Zorbaugh. ' uzgm. in ROW ONE - Phil Miller - Manager, Glenn Spillrnan, Douglas Koller, Jim Kauffman, Lou Hoffman, Greg Kinneman. ROW TWO - Charles Crisamore, John Fifz, Rick Sline, Mike Holfzapple, Larry Guise, James L. Jordy - Coach. 112 J ' I-liglvvansrtg ROW ONE - Mr. Baskwill, LaRue Wyrick, Allan Dellinger, Thomas Brenner, Jules Zech, Harry Sanders. ROW TWO - Ronald Heilig, Mgr., Marvin SmiTh, Jeff Ruby, Thomas Harleman, James Munson, Philip Sipling. ROW THREE - Barry Raffensberger, Kenneth Smith, Thomas Moyer, Thomas Quickel, Donald Mefzler. J ' nzgm. in ROW ONE - William Jacobs, Larry Hicks, Tom Dennis, Franklin Hoke, Roger Wetzel. ROW TWO - William Gerharf, Rick Geesey, Carl Markel, John Kellerman, Harry Markel. ROW THREE - Rick Koller, Mgr., Robert Green, Tom Ranker, John Harrold, Scoh' Silar, Daniel Bateson, Mgr. Absenf when picture was Taken: Tom Culler, Tom Burkholder, Larry Balfozer, Joe Lo Bianco, Robert Munsen. 113 Cheerleading is an activity that girls can participate in from grades eight thru twelve. The cheerleaders act as a binding organization which helps our student body get to know the teams. With this togetherness the teams feel that they have someone boosting them. The cheerleaders shovv this by sponsoring pep rallys, bonhres, and special parades. We owe o great deal to these girls who have devoted their time and ettort in producing greater school spirit. vmzfg f jf 1+ X ' , 5, S I fy, . X4 J ,, ,M x 4? ! X nl 'ya ROW ONE - Chryl Bowser,'Judy Dellinger, Sandy Tomes, Susan Eyster. ROW TWO - Marsha Nogle Susan Stough, Shirley Hanline, head, Brenda Boyer, Donna Ruby. 114 f J' Vaasitg 5 1 l 2 l z E l ROW ONE - Candy Hildabrand, Diane Baloe. ROW TWO - Sharon Garland, Pam Spahr, J ' l-lfelv Becky Eller. 3 ' '53 K ' K- - -be ii . fiie 32- 55:5 , ,ay .kA, x - K k..,.'V- , I .K - 5, K, f 'Jai' V 1 'E G ROW ONE - Vicki Waltamyer, Carol Zarlman, Slnarri Winsor, Susan Trane. ROW TWO - Nancy Eyster, Gail Kelly, Sally Walker, Diane Gallagher, Lynn Wood. ROW THREE - Beverly Roilwsfein, Nancy Goodling, 115 Pefwounlifg Best Best LDOUMQ Dwssedf VW777 M065 Best Polite Lwdyw Affxldw Populdlv Most Best Tafeumdf Qfudeuix Poll foQucowdf cumv CNW OUossClowns Dawoms ? gpkffgl M wifi? gwow f EJ Tallest Noismsff NEW THINGS AROUND SCHOOL Oudrun Athenstaedt was our foreign exchange student for the l96l-62 school year . . . Butter used to be placed on the table. Now we have it in pats. Why? . . . A new phone booth was erected outside, and stop signs added at all possible places . . . We finally had a new score board for our football games. Now we need lights so we can have night games . . , New seventh graders over ran the school making already crow- ded conditions worse . . . The boys formed the Rah Rah Rhee Club. Mr. Goodling cloesn't want them to hold their meetings at the river. Favorite cheer of the club is: Rah Rah Rhee, kick them in the knee, Rah Rah Rass, kick them in the other knee. The extravagant cheerleaders bought new uniforms. They began to cheer at wrestling matches . . . We are on our way to thirty. FADS AND FASHIONS Girls wore one or three strapped capezios or ltalian loafers. Culottes and skirts with knee highs and pleated skirts were popular. Bulky sweaters, crew neck cardigans, and v-neck sweaters were in. Furry hats were popular, worn over short bubble cuts . . . Boys wore tab shirts, v-neck sweaters, and goal coats . . . Out of school they wore cut- off sweat shirts and Varsity club jackets . . . The twist, started last year, really caught fire this year . . . Boys did their own type circle dance in the lobby during the lunch periods with no one daring to enter the center of it . . . The postman can make it through rain, snow, sleet, or hail, but not through the boys' circle. SENIOR DOlNGS The senior class play Penny really cost 501 for students. The title was misleading . . . In autumn senior biologists had to go hunting for frogs . . . Visiting the haunted house was popular with some of the seniors . . . Lattuca wrapped his car around a pole. Shirley l-lanline ran into a brick wall and a parked car . . . Joye Lynne's Spirit got smashed by an ex-senior at West York . . . in that order . . . Donald Firestone for- got to breathe . . . SPORTS Tom Trone and Terry Sheffer made all Conference after their fine football perform- ances . . . Everyone feared the basketball team would be minus one competent player lThanks to the school board it isn't.i . . . We had the best football team in about seven years . . . Mr. Goodling's only chance to hold the trophy was when he walked out on the Held to present it to the Red Lion Principal . . . Some students went to York Sur- burban to decorate. The front lawn was festooned with bathroom tissue and signs. Too bad they got the license number! . . . Football players became wrestlers with the change of the seasons , . . The wrestling team is going to go all the way this year. All the coaches, players, officials, and students agree the school spirit has increased immensely even though the uncouth article of the Barker's unknown editor disputes this . . . Due to the absence of Andy Anderson and Larry Knipple the Bulldogs started the season os Bullpups and ended up as roaring Bulldogs. . . LOCAL HAPPENINOS The New York Junior College was completed . . . The building of the new osteopathic hospital was undertaken . . . For the second consecutive year, the Republicans swept traditionally Democratic York County in the general election. Junior drivers' licenses were issued to all Pennsylvania drivers under age eighteen . . . The new College Avenue Bridge was opened in early December. 118 IN THESE UNITED STATES The members of President Kennedy's Peace Corps received their first taste of life in underdeveloped countries. Astronaut Alan Shepard became the United States first spaceman. Fall-out shelters are becoming as much a part of our lives as the all-American hot dog. The nation mourned the death of Mr, Sam Rayburn, Speaker of the House of Representatives. Gay parties were once again held at Mount Vernon as the Kennedy's entertained foreign leaders. Vice-president Johnson invited a camel driver to leave his herd and tour the United States in an automobile. That precocious child in the White House, Caroline Kennedy, informed the nation that her daddy was iust sitting there with his shoes off, doing nothing. Meanwhile, brother John celebrated his first birthday. The secret Service can protect the President from all hazards except those of his daughter, Caroline. The high-back rocking chair is once again an essential part of every well-furnished American home. Severe forest Hres caused an unestimated amount of damage in California. United Nations Secretary-general, Dag Hammersikold, perished in a plane crash over Africa. Gone with the Wind was once again presented in theaters throughout the country. The middies defeated Army I3-7 in the annual battle at Philadelphia. The World Council of Churches is meeting this year in New Delhi, lndia. Sir Winston Churchill celebrated his eighty-seventh birthday this year. Top Cat and Yogi Bear hit a new high. Castro finally admitted that he is a Communist, through and through. Enos, a five year old chimp, was the first American to orbit the earth. Echo l is still orbiting the earth, though some what meteor beaten. Roger Maris hit sixty-one home runs in one hundred and sixty-one games, thereby establishing a new record. However, he did not break Babe Ruth's record of sixty runs in a one hundred and fifty-four game season. J, Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of investigation, was granted the Criss award, thereby receiving the same recognition as such other great recipients as Dr. Jonas Salk and Dr. Thomas Dooley. Dr. Thomas Dooley, the famed Medical missionary who received world recognition for his work in Loas, died at the age of 34, in January l96l. The assassination of Truiillo, the dictator of the Dominican Republic, left the future of that country in a doubtful condition. 119 I fl V A' z.,d A SH , , :2'.9::f ' fxg ,Q Q , 157 K Q M xmas 7- tax Y 1. 1' 44 -56. f ' 1 L E, MJSQB3, ,,.j:-'id ' , If ,. ... .f . ,, ,M . .. ... W-11 ,. ,4 '14 5 km ' -f:f,1,,s 954' -v ef.,-i 'if HM, ' 24' A gy, , M, M, Us-. A ' ,gy 1,.5,'-if ra. ,ag 9523: v :Lyma- QWQQWW ' If 'fu .15 ' ' :Sf 'Eswg,l511a:3 M Rm M I mv., ,., r?:fL1ggvf,,, , ' ,mfg RQ . vm vw 'Y Congratulations to the Class of '62 from GIL TUNNEY The man with the Golden Camera and Your Yearbook Photographer THE DENTISTS' SUPPLY COMPANY of N. Y. 500 West College Avenue York, Pennsylvania STONY BROOK GARAGE INC. Pontiac and Tempest Sales Service and Parts New and Used Cars 3611 and 3701 E. Market St. York Phone 473371-475966 MAX G. ANSTINE MORTICIAN 1701 W. Market Street York, Penna. THE YARDSTICK Dress - Coat - Suit - Fabrics 33 N. Sumner Street Phone 52298 CHET PATTERSON AND SONS Sporting Goods Phone 28730 PENN DIESEL SERVICE CO. Harrisburg, Pa. - Ph. K154207 JORDAN'S Furniture and Appliances York County's Biggest Little Store 2200 Carlisle Road lShiloh1 York, Pa. Phone 46-2918 Open Evenings MR. 81 MRS. GEORGE A. BECK DON KUNKEl'S GULF SERVICE 4430 W. Market St. Phone 50321 YOFIKI P000 GOTWALTS' SINCLAIR 1401 Carlisle Rd. Phone 35396 JAMES H. WILSON COMPANY Moving and Storage R. K. Boyd Ph. 6248 Phone 463563 JUNE ELLEN'S BEAUTY SALON June Ellen Souders Prop. Hairstylist Member of T. H. C. A. 1760 Church Rd. Shiloh BECK'S DAIRY Let Us Be Your MiIkman Try Our Ice Cream Call 26610 Com Iiments of HUNT'S CO,NFECTIONERY Rear 1723 W. Orange Street West York Homemade Candies - Also Ice Cream and Soda CARL'S NEWSSTAND E. Carl Cassel, Proprietor 536 South George Street York, Pennsylvania Greeting Cards - Subscriptions Films and 24 Hour Photo Finishing Service FRANKLIN DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE EVERY DAY IS A SALES DAY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND WEST YORK HARDWARE CO. 1501 W. Market St. Ph. 29023 1940 W. Market St. Ph. 28988 Building on a foundation of Fair Dealing SAVE SAVE ON FABRICS for Dressmaking, Drapes, Curtains, Upholstering Save more on fabrics than you ever dreamed possible - Io I factory to you prices an mill ends, over. runs, remnants -Asatins, bro des silk blends, drapery and upholstery material and many other fabrics to many yds. Come see - Come save. Open 9 to 5 Man. thru Fri. Sat. ta 3 P.M. TIOGA FABRIC SHOP HARTMAN 8 EDISON STREETS York, Pa. WEST YORK FLOWERLAND I776 W. Market St. York, Pa. Phono 25691 WEDDINGS - FUNERALS - CUT FLOWERS ARTIFICIAL AND DRY ARRANGEMENTS Compliments of L. K. REMLEY JACOBS 8. SON CLEANERS 185 East Cottage Place Phone 82404 GEORGE'S STATIONERY STORE 300-302 S. George Street P.O. Box 1524 York, Penna. KELLERS RESTAURANT Good Food 8- Beverages 1510 West Market St. SHARPS CLEANERS 1532 West Market St. York, Pa. Phone 65392 C. R. HEIDLEBAUGH 8. SON Kelvinator Appliances 1551 West Market Street JIMMY WILSON JR. STORAGE Local and long-distance Moving Phone 25042 LEHR'S FOOD MARKET 1628 West Market Street Quality Meats 81 Groceries SHARP'S CLEANERS 1532 West Market Street DR. a. MRS. c. B. STRAUSBAUGH G. C. BARNETT 8. SON Furniture B1 Upholstering West York, Penna. Phone 43-3258 COZY BARBER SHOP for that well groomed top 8 East Maple St. Yofli, Pa. Stewart R. Wagner, Prop. MYER'S FOOD MARKET 1997 Carlisle Road York, Penna. Drive Out Satisfied SHILOH GARAGE Oscar Malehorn, Prop. 2183 Carlisle Road - York, Pennsylvania Phone Day - 462910 Phone Night - 462774 SCHWARTZ'S GARAGE DANIEL G. WAGNER Paperhanging and Painting Concrete 81 Carpenter Work Phone 464652 Custom Building 2010 Winding Road, Kohlers Hill York, Pa. QWWW THOMASVILLE STONE AND LIME COMPANY Thomasville, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF THE J. E. BAKER COMPANY 232 East Market Sfreef PENSUPREME MILK - ICECREAM LINCOLNWAY BOWLING INC. CLARK HILDEBRAND I IT2 N. Highland Avenue Wes? Phila. SI. af Fayehe Sfreet lNSURANCE AUTO -LIFE - FIRE Special sfudent rates, Daily to 6 p.m. PHONE 6665 YORK, PENNA Phone 33907 28 Lanes STEEI.'S LAUNDRY, CLEANING, STORAGE BEST WISHES FROM oooooooooooooooooo E 41 W. Market St. York, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1962 R. M. DUNBAR WEST YORK PHARMACY Prescriptions - Drugs - Cosmetics 2241 West Market Street Hours 9:00 A.M.-9:30 P'M. Phone 24388 Samuel T. Toggas FREE DELIVERY 'PHARMACIST' FREE PARKING PETER J. DANTRO Butcher and Food Store Equipment and Supplies Sales and Service 1905 West Philadelphia Street Phone 48466 or 36922 WELCOMER'S FOOD MARKET Fresh Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries - Cold Cuts 36 N. Highland Avenue SHILIO PHARMACY JAMES B. LEEDY, R. 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Phone SP. 223-4212 or 223-7341 Home Delivery - County style meats MOSERS RESTAURANT AAA APPROVED Open 6 A.M. to 12 Midnight Facilities for Banquets - Parties up to 225 1251-57 West King Street COMPLIMENTS OF WEST YORK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors 150 South Sumner Street York, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND MINNICH'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS FOGLE 8. NAILL GARAGE General Repairing State Inspection Rear 1236 W. Princess St. York, Pennsylvania CHIEF PACKING COMPANY, INC Famous Chief Brand Tomatoes 1450 Leonard St. York, Penna. Telephone 6143 In West York KNOX'S PHARMACY 1419 West Market Street Phone 81943 - 90928 FREE DELIVERY HARVEY R. SMITH CATERERS 1909 W. Filbert St. Ph. 69-469 York, Penna. PLYMIRES STUDIOS Accordion 81 Dance 1210 W. King St. York, Pa. THE NEW LEEDS 27 E. Market St. York, Penna. Compliments of PENNSYLVANIA PLYWOOD and LUMBER COMPANY, INC. UNION ROOFING and PAPER CO. INC. Wholesale Distributor BOB CUNNINGHAM TV Sales 8- Service 1046 W. Market St. York, Pa. Philco Dealer Phone 27762 SYLVESTER E. BARNES Plumbing 8 Heating Roil-il Thomasville, Pa. Spring Grove - 223-4813 COMPLIMENTS or GRAPHIC SERVICES INC. York, Pa. RUTH SMITH'S BEAUTY SALON 1042 West. King Street Phone 27361 CONGRATULATIONS CABLE'S GARAGE Lawn Mower Service Phone York 81358 MRS. EDW. HOLTZAPPLE COMPLIMENTS OF Owen Chubby Shoppe 1207 W. Princess St. BEN KAUFFMAN Mobile Service Station 1636 West Market St. York, Pa. GEORGE A. KNAUB Professional Auctioneering 1409 W. Filbert St. West York Phone 33767 MR. 8. MRS. JOHN MEISENHELTER 522 Atlantic Ave. York, Po. COMBUSTION HEAT 8. POWER INC Everything for the Power Plant 1225 West Princess Street York, Pennsylvania -Y If IJIIII1 PIIUIIIICTS Q School Busses CONGRATULATIONS . D. 'L YORK MACK INC and SALES SERVICE to the Class of 1962 MEDUSA PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY 56 Years in York Community School Busses SALES SERVICE MOVING AND STORAGE CO. Earl Jones Fred Sfabnau York, Pa. Ph: 3-5594 55 So. Fayehe St. York, Penna. RAYMOND J. BOYER - PRINTER Billheads, Lehefheads, Cords, Envelopes, etc, 1542 Filbert SY., York, Pa. D. EARL WOLF MOTOR CO. 31-41 Carlisle Ave. York, Pa. R I1 - Lark - Peugeui EPP'S NEW 8. USED CARS 2401 W. Marker Sf. York, Pa. Phone: 7582 HARRY E. MYERS Laborafory Animals R. D, No. 6, York, Pa. Phone 35244 DALE BRENNEMAN FLYING A b wrlfaxx 2249 Banister Street ' York, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF WEST YORK BAND COPYING FOR EVERY OFFICE GEORGE BROWN AND SON Equipment Glass 81 Mirrors For Every Purpose Supplies Metal Store Fronts Service G. E. RICHARDS INC. 133 S. Duke St. York, Pa. YORK WRECKING CO., INC. IO49 N. Hartley St. York, Penna. AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND Representative - Neil E. Layser Phone KE-41929 Hershey, Pa. MARTIN TURKEY FARM Mr. and Mrs. John Martin R. D. 6, York, Pa. Telephone: Spring Grove 223-9881 Alive - Dressed Turkeys - Poults R. D. GENTZLER 81 SON Community Pure Food Store Hardware - Appliances - Paints Phone Spring Grove 4238 Stovertown, Pa MOBILE GASOLINE MOTOR OILS WM. S. GROVE CO. Heating Oil Burner Service Phone York 81459 JAY HUGHES USED CARS 1405 Carlisle Road York, Pa. Phone 36894 PROGRESSIVE TOOL COMPANY 2315 S. Queen Street York, Penna. SCHWAB'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY Martin L. Schwab Realtor Ph 5808-24120 1 827 West Market Street BILL SING'S TEXACO SERVICE 326 S. Richland Ave. York, Po. Phone 26913 FREE PICK UP 8- DELIVERY SURBURBAN BOWLERAMA 1945 S. Queen St. WHERE BOWLING IS BEST 81632 ALLEGHENY PEPSI COLA COMPANY DALE 8. COMPANY Pharmacists I9 W. Market St. York, Pa. WEST YORK OPTIMIST CLUB INC. Friend of the boy. 2 8 Automatic Lanes LINCOLNWAY BOWLING INC. West Philadelphia at Fayette St. Phone - 33907 East or West Bowling at Its Best 24 Automatic Lanes EAST YORK BOWLING CENTER Shopping Center Phone - 476916 CAMPBELL CHAIN COMPANY York, Pennsylvania Welded Chain, Weldless Chain, Tire Chains. YORK DIVISION Borg-Warner Corporation Almost every American benefits everyday through products of Borg-Warner and its divisions. Y SYS? Q , + Q E x, ' 'N mn Ac: CLUB WEST YORK TEEN-AGE CLUB RELIANCE SOCIAL HALL 1341 West Market Street Age limit: 13 to 19 incl. 'A' GIRLS: Will not be permitted in shorts, slacks or bermudas BOYS: Sport coats or sweaters are reguired. lSummer Exceptionl 'A' ADMISSION 356 ALDINGER'S DRY CLEANING 43 North Pearl Street West York GROVE AND SECHRIST Sporting Goods Red Lion, Penna. VIKING ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION We Promote Clean Sports G. C. BARNETT and SON Furniture and Upholstering West York, Pa, NUTRILITE FOOD SUPPLEMENT E. R. C. Cosmetics Phone 35719 ALLEGHENY PEPSI COLA COMPANY Phone 32442 MARIE DEUSER'S BEAUTY SHOP Kohler Hill Area 1665 North Drive Y k,P Pho 46-3520 DOLLS GARAGE INC. RONALD C. CRULL Plastering - Stuccoing - Patchwork Phone - Red Lion 244-3982 Yo Pa. PlDGE'S GARAGE 1844 West Orange St. General Overhauling, state inspection, tune up's Phone 27173 LAUER AND GROSS Wiring and Fixtures Westinghouse Appliances 1366 W. Market Street COMPLIMENTS OF SOWERS RESTAURANT 10 S. Highland Ave. TINY-TEE GOLFETTE 4310 West Market St. Our best wishes to the Class of 62 and success in the J-HAVEN Day Care Center 2101 Carlisle Road Family Rates Supervisor Telephone years to come. Louise Landis Shive 462718 G. F. HERSHEY LLOYD R. SNYDER Custom Drapes - Venetian Blinds General Painting 1306 Bannster St. York, Pa. Bair, Penna. Phone 2233675 COMPLIMENTS or GEORGE BROWN 81 SON COLONIAL COFFEE SHOPPE at the Colonial Shopping Center B 8. B GARAGE R. D. 2, Dover, Penna. General Repairing Phone York, 461628 Music for All Occasions THE ENVOYS Geo. W. Livingston Phone 36032 CONSTRUCTION WELDING CO. 1437 Filbert Street SKY-TOP DRIVE-IN Y k P I I North of Dover on Route 74 , anna Pzlne Eglrzbv Carl Seitz IProp.l C. R. SMITH Auto Radiator Sales 81 Services 2515 West Market St. Phone 351 1 1 York, Penna. CRAUMER'S FOOD MARKET 1298 W. Poplar St. York, Penna. KELLER'S RESTAURANT 1510 West Market St. Good Food COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Elwood A. Snellbaker, Jeweler woo ramen sweet Mr. 8. Mrs. James Stauch Congratulations Class of '62 Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Elmer Smith Mr. 8. Mrs. Fisher Susan Stauch 2010 W. Orange Street Wilkinson Upholstery 1600 W. Phila. St. 35211 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bumstead R. E. Campbell, Barber Mr. 8. Mrs. Henry Eichelberger 8. family Aunt Margaret and Uncle Rodney Mr. 8. Mrs. Wilson Gruver Mr. 8. Mrs. Francis Hershberger Mr. 8. Mrs. George Havens Sara J. and Alvin S. Hiffmeyer Mrs. Ruth Klinedinst Compliments of Lee's Diner Compliments of West York FLOWERLAND 1776 W. Market St. York, Pennsylvania Phone 25691 Mr. and Mrs. Homer Klinedinst 1835 Filbert Street York, Pa. Donald J. Klinedinst 1835 Filbert St. York, Pa. John Klinedinst 1835 ramen sf. York, Pa. Joseph S. Barley, Jeweler 1105 W. Poplar Street Congratulations Class of '62 Andrew Murphy Compliments of THE F. A. BARTLETT TREE EXPERT COMPANY WEST YORK INN Steaks Seufoods Bowl For Pleasure and Fun at 20th CENTURY BOWLING ACADEMY Broad Shed Garage Compliments of a Friend 300 N. Brood Street Compliments of o Friend Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Myers Harry D. King Compliments of Roosevelt Motors Mr. ond Mrs. Monotto E. Smith Nmowuewsrwnmuwwou LEONARD D. BROWN For All Your Insurance Needs Compliments of A FRIEND I72l Stanton Street York, Pennsylvania Compliments of A FRIEND G. Robert Shive, Alumna Joseph G. Spahr Marguerite's Beauty Shop Mr. 8- Mrs. Edward L. Spangler Trimmer's Snack Bar Mr. 8. Mrs. Ted Wllllams SERVICE SUPPLY COMPANY Stover's News 8. Cutrate Shnloh MORGAN E. FREY FUNERAL SERVICE FURNITURE York, Pennsylvania ALLIED SEPTIC TANK COMPANY 1836 W. Orange Street Phone 2-8542 Qewtoas TMIUQIQIUI Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kauffman PLANETARY LINEN SUPPLY INC. gf- Undxfs- : f ' UNY fewurt eisen eter 245 East Clarke Avenue Mr' Frank Rahman York, Penn5YIVnnIa Mr. and Mrs. Murry A. Shenberger Complete Linen Rental Service Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Wcrner Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Young TRONE'S SERVICE STATION Complimenis of INSPECTION Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Trone GENERAL REPAIRS TOWING Qewlofv B055 Keep Tam Mr A. GREEN'S Milk 81 Ice Cream 'The Cream of York County WILBUR HOSKIN Plumbing 81 Heating 1821 Andrew Street 2-3949 1840 Bannister Sfreei Goodf vw, . and Mrs. Roberf D. MacKenzie Mr NORTHERN RADIO SERVICE 954 N. George St. Westinghouse Appliances Toys - Devoe Paint MYERS 8. JONES CORP. Builder 81 Contractors York 462920 . and Mrs. Erich Kurbiuweit BIIQINNIS CLOTHING POST ses' wishes io the Specializing in Infants and Childrens Clothing Class of 1 962 1736 Filbert Street York, Pennsylvania 28789 HARRY S. WEIGEI. Registered Plumber 1707 West Filbert Street Phone 8-I 707 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zartman Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller Compliments of a friend A friend Miss Sue Linsey Mr. and Mrs. Russell Senft Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Dubbs G-we Gum afTrg GLATFELTER'S Own-Made Pies, Cakes 81 Bread 1534 West Market Street RICHARD H. WALTERSDORFF Wk' e fY i Phone 2-0724 Builder '955 Elm Sm' lS i 'l s. JAMES HANKIN - Real Estate York, Penn5YlVonla Mortgages, Sales, Appraising Property Management 376 East Market Street York, Penna. Ph one 3-7406 Compliments of SCHWARTZ'S GARAGE Automobile Repairs WEST YORK BARBER SHOP Ray E. Schwartz I776 West Market Street York, Pennsylvania I026 West Locust Street York, Penna. WARREN EDRIS ATLANTIC SERVICE 800 Carlisle Avenue York, Pennsylvania Maynard Minnich Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rudisill Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gress Dr. A. D. Hunger, Jr. Lab's IC1clwOui'ftIwIGulzs -Q N , rrrrr , fig I jr? J . . 3 is ' .3,:,::jf- ,mm ,W ', X r.,f,,,: ivrgf 1 : f521,'sQfg,.. E -A... 3 , , fe Robert A. Vern, Winding Road Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Bair Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chamberlain Compliments Davis Sheet Metal Dixon's Paint Store A Friend Enswiler's Used Cars 1507 W. Market Mark Garber Tiny Tee Golfette Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Hamme Harvey's Drive ln Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hess Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hildebrand Margaret Jackson Beauty Salon Dr. and Mrs. Krout Kohr's Korner Grocery Kinney's Shoe Store Lehr's Texaco Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Massimore W. L. Nicholas 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rinehart Henri Paul Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Winter Rhythm Roller Rink, Dover RD:l:t2, Pa Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rhodes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sack Mr. and Mrs. William R. Smith Eva's Beauty Salon Mr. 8. Mrs. James Stauch Melo Cream Donut Shop Mr. Charles Stein Insurance Agency Dr. and Mrs. Christian W. Zeichner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zeichner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zorbaugh Compliments of Becker's Snack Bar City Market Martin's Potato Chips Twenty-five years of quality chips ' Stan's American Service Station 2575 West Market Street Spangler Food Market Weiglestown, Pa. Looking back over the year we remember highlights in the great expanse of activities. ln athletics, clubs, the cultural programs, and many others throughout the year, we recall events which have blended together and unified the students. We have seen the need in our own lives for active participation in all areas of life if we are to develop to our greatest capacity. Our vision has expanded and we have grown in our association together. llL6ic1?!L.,,,jQV,,,:A1 WJ WV Q 'XYXQN1 K HJ ifggywm Q ff ,M 760 G MW! AW-UU . .IWW . K ,W . N 07 Ufjyf, fy Jw Quh ,,, V' , G ,MW Wfwff M1 WM 4 Cu W6 Mya W 45y QQ CIQSSGL AQQQ Iqg JA ! Q7 2 -V ,. - - UQI 0- -e , . In ,. . I .0 ' HI-I , 1. I .I ...-I. I II- v . ...I I ..Iu NI t I. 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