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

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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

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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

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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