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

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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

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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

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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