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

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Mr. David Beckmyer B.S. Gettysburg Mrs. Julia Goigan B.S. Elizabethtown College Western Maryland College Temple University SCIENCEE ER CHA GI G SCIENCE Today, science is instrumental in the lives of students. lt is taught because of a need for general scientific literacy, because of the value we attribute to critical thought, and because of our depend- ence upon scientists and engineers. Science is not a course to be memorized, but one in which students initiate studies that will de- velop understanding and thoughtful behavior and action. A good background in the field of science helps a student to better under- stand and appreciate the earth, its inhabitants, and the universe. A student can learn to change and control his environment or sim- ply adjust to it. Knowing, understanding, and appreciating science will contribute to a student's educational and vocational guidance, and it will be useful in working with care and precision, The op- portunities offered in the many sciences develop an interest and awaken the curiosity of students. Mr. Larry Bailey B.A. Gettysburg College Temple University 12l

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UIDANCE HELPS YOUTH HELP THEMSELVES. ., si wet, Q . riff ' 5- 'iw 145225 ff t if H Miss Louise Kristick B.S. York Junior College Millersville State College lndiana State College Mr. Robert Seckrist B.S. Franklin 84 Marshall College Millersville State College GUIDANCE The adiustments which must be made by a student during his progression from elementary school to senior high and from high school into the world cannot be made alone. The Guidance Department strives to aid individuals academically and personally, thus, it holds high responsibility in the school. By serving the student body, the members ot the Guidance Department are in a unique position to prepare future adults for society. Guidance counselling, utilized by students and parents alike, is attempting to harmonize the ditticult relations between students and adults. Miss Evelyn Benefer B.S. Susquehanna University Millersville State College Mr. John Eyster B.S. Millersville State College Mr. John Mclnroy B.S., M.Ed Mansfield State College Pennsylvania State College

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ALWAY FASCINATI G Mr. William Jacobs B.S. Juniafa College Mr. Whedon Myers B.S. York Junior College Millersville Stole College ,uww-K-fn W 4 . Q -. Q 1 ef si Mr. Curvin Senft B.S. Millersville Stale College Western Maryland OF TH! ELEMENTS 2 Q 1 i B C D 323 irish-Er? AiSiPS ., 4 GC i no Mr. Gary Cable B.S. are an 're 5: E2 'Sr Bi Po ie is wi M 9 Ho Er Tm Millersville Siafe College Temple University 22322