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

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YCRK AREA HIGH SCHOGL MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL THE CLASS OF T964 As you leave our sheltered, protected, formal public school program, we hope the knowledge gained here, at home, and in church, will help you become successful men and women and a blessing to your fellow men. The ingredients of academic knowledge, common sense, maturity, spiritual aware- ness, ombition, and courage, properly mixed, will produce an end product desir- able to you and all mankind. We adults feel quite secure knowing you, America's future, are capable and inter- ested in providing outstanding leadership. William F. Goodling Principal i , v 1 xx S ,fi ,pr,s A MW' Q Millard W. Altland Palmer E- Poff Assistant Pringipgl Administrative Assistant 7

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THE GOVERNING BCDDY OF WEST - 5 Q Q . . ll' n 1 ini-n 1 l - E 1 - i D li . - i l . SEATED Lett to Right - Norman A. Trimmer - W.M,, W.Y., JGFHGS A. BGlihC1S6I' g W-M. lV. PI'6S'l, -lOl'1l'1 5-D- +Richard L. Kohler - W.M. lSec.l, William V. Valentine - Cable '- W.Y., Richard G. Wilson - W.M., Henry H. Wil- W.Y. lPres. W,Y.l, Thomas E. Enterline lNon-Memberl Joint liarns - WM, lV. Pres., VV.Y.A.l Absent - Bruce Leathery - board Sec., f'Nevin R. Hoover - W.M., 'kPhilip H. Eyster - W.Y-, Ned A. Mosenheimer m VV-'Vi lPFC5-l, MGSOFQS A- W.Y., W. Arthur Welcomer - W.Y., William C. Lichty - W.Y. Williams - W.M. lPres'. VV.Y.A.J STANDING - K.F, Ralph Rochovv - iNon- ihlevvly elected directors Memberl Solicitor, kDonald C. Linelaaugh -e Wjvl., Keith HRetiring Directors Peterson - W.Y. lV. Pres., W.Y.l, Leonard B. Zernaitis - Congratulation Seniors You have attained another milestone along the pathway of lite. lt is my sincere hope that we have helped you to achieve some degree ot success. We suggest that in establishing tuture goals you set the course ot your lives by these three stars: +Sincerity 'kflourage ikUnseltishness From these tlovv a host ot other virtues. Wilson G. Gallagher Supervising Principal 6

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swift:ruswtegiS1,53QQ.ifQ2V21.3tgQas2QmemeasQer3s2mm:me2QQizstgzsaff.::.teesseuffmfw:sewseeeg,st'aewm E GLISH IS OUR BASIC MEANS O CQMMUNICATIO Mr Robert Donley BEd Mr. Rodney Swartz B.S. Penn State University Penn State Ashland College The University of North Carolina ENGLISH The aim ot the English Department is to stimulate an interest in the student to learn more about his own lan- guage. In order tor a person to be successtul in today's world he must be able to communicate with others. The English Department strives to teach the students the funda- mentals ot English so that they will be able to communi- cate with others. Literature, as a part of English, attempts to open the minds ot the students to the knowledge obtainable in books. Not only does the student learn to tind knowledge in books, but, also he learns about the unlimited enioy- ment in reading them. Q Mrs. Jane Thomas A.B. Drexel Institute Lycgming College