York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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FRANCES H. WOGAN 201 Elmwood Boulevard Activities: Delta Sigma (F) ; Lambda Sigma Chi; Lin- guistians; Sophomore class president; Student Council; Collegian, circulation manager; Central social commit- tee; Valentine play (F) ; Class social committee (F) ; Usher for Let Us Be Gay and commencement (F) ; Badminton and ping-pong tournament; Footlighters. Legs . . . Night and Day . . . Blair . . . You ' re only saying that ' cause you know it ' s true . . . Hanover . . . future Pavlova . . . egg and olive . . . cocker spaniels . . . home-loving type . . . petite . . . You say it so-o-o-o nice . . . six o ' clock sweater girl . . . inconsistent blonde hair . . . conscientious . . . dependable. Page 26

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f r? J J i ESTHER N. WENTZLER 1726 West Philadelphia Street Activities: Collegian (F) ; Tower, editor; Delta Sigma; Freshman class secretary; Valentine play (F) ; Let Us Be Gay, ticket committee; Ustier for commencement (F) ; Christmas play; Library assistant; Footlighters. . coy brains The smile a million sympathetic . . . neat . . bons . . . but indubitably ' . . . Sears Roebuck . . . good girl. . service men, she has . encyclopedia . . . rosy cheeks . . . rib- . . . most assuredly psychology . . . our JOHN E. WINTER 928 West College Avenue Activities: Freshman class president; Assembly committee (F) ; Boys ' lounge committee (F) ; Student Council (F) ; Basketball squad; Linguistians; Class social com- mittee, chairman; Central social committee, chairman; Class Will. Jean . . . Jean . . . Jean . . . Mr. Fix-it . . . very engaged . . . personality . . . basket- ball star . . . future minister . . . Herr Winter . . . wie gehst . . . Y. C. I. idol . . . corner of George and King Streets . . . our favorite big brother . . . radical Democrat . . . Claire de Lune . . . posters . . . Van Johnson the second . . , Jewish cemetery. Page 25

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' ' fVe have traveled the first tzvo years 1%6 Ci oiMu fiomc By PATRICIA IRWIN We have traveled the first two years With laughter, hope and fun. We ' ve worked a Httle and played a little And now our job ' s half done. We look back on the things we ' ve gained The experience, the strength, the will. We know that we ' ve come far. But there is far to go still. We remember the parties and dances. We remember the friends we ' ve made. The classes we ' ve cut, the things done wrong And all the jokes we have played. But above all, one thing we remember And this memory time won ' t dispel. A thing that ' s worth doing at all Is always worth doing well. Patricia Irwin Rev. Darrell V. Stone and Patricia Irwin ' Tis now 1066. What hectic years these last have been since man first sent his radar waves to the moon. Little did I ever think that some day I would tread these ivy paths where lovers stroll and all serenely dwell. For this is ' Venus, the planet of love, where all for- get the failings of man and life is absorbed in the enrichment of others and the daily practice of the Golden Rule. Many have come here since that first great rocket flight, and well can I remember how the Gnomes me By rev. DARRELL F. STONE AND PATRICIA IRWIN trembled at our sight. But by the rules of kindness we have finally overcome, and they have moved across the bay to North Eutopiam. In our great Cathedral here that ' s high above the sea will be a great reunion of dear old Y. J. C. ' Twas yesterday I met a youth, a pilot of great fame. I knew him by his features and asked the young man ' s name. My dad ' s a preacher, sir, he said, indeed he ' s really great. My mother, she ' s a preacher ' s wife and keeps my daddy straight. I long to go where the twain