Governor Mifflin High School - Archive Yearbook (Shillington, PA)

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This has ex- tended to the point that we may see for ourselves the foundations laid which will mold into shape this land of ours. With changing times, new needs must be met, conquered, and eventually become our slaves. But even though the steps of progress are marching on, we will still hold on to our memories and look back upon them as stepping stones of life. We, the staff of the first ARCHIVE, hope that this yearbook will be the record you will use to recall them. Table of C ontents FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES Alma Maier Alma Mater, hail to thee Symbol of democracy Strong and mighty you will stand As God protects you with His hand Mifflin High to thee we sing As in thy halls our echoes ring Thy colors of maroon and gold Ever in our hearts we'll hold. SCHOOL COLORS Maroon and Gold THOMAS MIFFLIN Thomas Mifflin was born in 1744 in Philadelphia. His parents were of the Quaker religion. After attending a Quaker primary school, Mifflin attended the University of Pennsylvania. After graduating he traveled a year in Europe. Mifflin then entered business with his brother, but his interest and ambition as a speaker drew him into politics. He was a member of the First and Second Continental Congresses. When the Revolutionary War broke out Thomas Mifflin was appointed a maior and soon was appointed to Quartermaster-General. He displayed a desire to fight rather than command. He resigned in 1773, when he lost the favor of General Washington, and retired to his farm near Reading called, Angelica. At this farm much of the Conway Cabal was formed. When the war was over Mifflin again entered into the good graces of Washington. He served as President of the State Supreme Executive Council from 1788-1790. Historians have fre- quently told us that George Washington was not the first President of The United States. This is true because our country was governed by The Articles of Con- federation before our constitution was adopted. The Articles provided for a unicameral Csinglej legislative body. From it an advisory group, called a council, was selected and executive authority was vested in the chairman of this council. Historians frequently refer to the chairman of this council as the President of the United States. Therefore Thomas Mifflin can be rightfully credited with being President of our country. In 1790 Mifflin turned to state politics, serving as First Governor of Pennsyl- vania from 1790-1799. He died in 1800 after a long record of service to his state and country. He was buried in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. f GOUGLERSVILLE - .,v :. ' L EARN To UV! N w.,,.,xQ - E N1 3.3. ::'L'2.!:9 'H , 4:-SX We CEDAR TOP MAPLE GROVE gdiqf' SENIOR HIGH TROSTLE 3? -A,., W x f .,,. 3 ,,,. ij R V 8 Q ,AXN Il X X ii ' In Ill ,, m an in :H I., lu au nu U, ll vu nl ln I JUNIOR HIGH 4 . - ALLEGHENYVILLE PENNWYN x YOCUMS FARVIEW ELEMENTARY ILLINGTON ELEMENTARY Wgv Um GOVEDNOD MIFFLIN JOINT! SCHOOLS AREA O Of , Af vig 'x A 41.5 SQ. muzs -D O J V AX 3 h NI HIGH u4zN'rAnY Q -I Q 41 CENTEU OF POPULATION 7 . I new 'Lvl 5, s. H. no J. H. 430 ELEM, ALQQMQW J 3064 TOTAL HOOL A POPULATION 'BETTEQ scHOOLs .THnOuOH.cOOOmATlvE ACTION0 Dedication We, the class of 1954, dedicate this first edition of the Archive to the success of the new Governor Mifflin Jointure. Although we shall be here only a year to reap a few benefits, the benefits for the under- classmen will be innumerable. One will not only be able to grow intel- lectually, but also socially. When we have been graduated we will always cherish our memories as being the first class of Governor Mifflin. N Arm' 1' F ' . 'A K, 1 l N KK lg T - fll l -l l lf? , .gs g - 5 ' T T .ww -4 'R T A Af .,, . nf xr, F T 4 'l?'?1.,.Y' 4 I 5 . f I ' ll - Q Q Tl 1- li ,a 2' i,-:QV mu W W? K T., ,news at ' Q55 Congratulations Change is inevitable and wiTh change comes progression. As The world progresses, we Too musT progress. An example of This was The new ioinTure forming The Governor Mifflin Schools which includes an area of forTy and a half square miles. There are ThirTeen buildings con- sisTing of four one-room schools, Two Two-room schools, one four-room school, Tour elemenTary buildings, a iunior high, and a senior high school in which The grades, kindergarTen Through TwelfTh, are TaughT. The erecTion of a new high school is one of The many plans which are being made To provide for beTTer Teaching faciliTies. We, The class of 1954, congraTulaTe you, Mr. Hendricks, The creaTor and designer of This wonderful change. EDITORS AND ADVISORS Seated: John H. Texter, Jr. Co-editor, Anne L. Francis, Co editor. Standing: Jean L. Heine, As sociate editor, Russell H. Kist ler, Advisor. . EDITORIAL STAFF First row, left to right: Lynn, Keiper, Harting, Derr, Eckert, Ruffner. Second row: Niebaum, Frees, Umbenhouer, Young, Guigley. Second row: Kimberling, Focht, Lotz, Tucker, Simmons, Bright, Glasmyre, Muller, Boyer. 5 1 ii' x ' ,-'Q .ki A3 .sf -Jim -I-' , , , 'Q M ' ' Q W K iw? fl AHISTORY T52Q?3w- QFOUB WMI Y A 1 Q M D fx 2 N xx,-, , C, Ai Xf' 0 M COUNTS S .X I-QX ,pa-1' Q P11147 4 ax 'ul ' Y Y J N' XI ' 1 IJ .41 5 ,,,.v X . 6 !v.f fs: 3' B 5 we ,, if V bi , W !a yi on v1 Effgikifffi F ...r , ,-. Q:1'gi Nf f im- Y ,. , ROBERT L. BRYAN Mathematics and Driver Education Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. Temple University, M. Ed. MARIAN L. CAPKOVIC Home Economics Temple University, B.S. Temple University, M. Ed. CHARLES CUPER Industrial Arts Penn State, B.S. DOROTHY N. EBERLY Health Service University of Pennsylvania, WILLIAM H. FIRING Physical Education Albright, B.S. EUZABETH B. FREED Business Education Cedar Crest College, B.S. R.D.H. X X Z f i izur LAT ,'Libr D an 1 Bujztovvn State Teachers College B S CARLTON F. BOYER Art: Dept. Head Kutztown State Teachers College B S HAROLD W. FRlES - Science: Dept. Head Franklin and Marshal, B.S. RUHL L. HEFFNER Business Education: Dept Rider, B.C.S. .5 Head KENNETH W. KOHL Industrial Arts Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M.S, BESSIE S. LEIBY Health Service Mars Hill College, A.A. Reading, Hospital, R.N. University of Pennsylvania, B.S. EDMUND LEWIS Science and Driver Training East Stroudsburg, B.S. Temple University, M. Ed. THELMA K. LEWIS English and German Albright College, A.B. JOHN G. LOOS Music Lebanon Valley, B.S. W. WALTER MCELROY English West Chester State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. RUSSELL H. KISTLER Social Science . Muhlenberg College, A.B. Lehigh University, M.A. Temple University, M. Ed ,Xl-f . ' 4 PAUL B. KLOPP Y fl Social Science: Dept. Head Franklin and Marshal, A.B. . ,'v J, 4 , l X Jyhf WILUAM A. Momzovv ' ff. If Science Lafayette, B.S. ESTELLA R. PENNEPACKER Foreign Languages Albright College, A.B. J. ALLAN RICHARDS Social Science Lebanon Valley, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. FLORENCE C. SCHRACK English, Foreign Language University of Pennsylvania, B.S L JOHN TULLEY Science, Health, Physical Education East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, WESLEY R. UPDIKE Mathematics Ursinus, A.B. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. B.S. RICHARD D. SEIDEL Music Lebanon Valley, B.S. MRS. ALICE M. SELL Health, Physical Education East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S MRS. FRANCES E. SELL Commercial Cedar Crest College, A.B. KATHRYN O. SHOWALTER English: Dept. Head University of Pennsylvania, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. NORMAN SHRAWDER English Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. ANNA C. TAYLOR Mathematics Wilson College, A.B. if 1 QQ MARY L. ZWEIZIG RUTH E. LINDERMAN VIOLA M. STOUT Business Principal's Secretary Supervising Bloomsburg State Teachers College B.S. First row, left to right: Mrs. E. Madeline Hendricks, Mrs. Ann Rickolt, Mrs. Mabel McGowan, Milton K. Blatt, Raymond W. Dickinson, Joseph M. Plevyak, Elementary School Principal, Lawrence S. Guth, Joseph Charnigo, Mrs. Sibella K. Reinhart, Mrs. Rosemarie G. Sloat, Mrs. Ruth S. Bossier. Second row. Wendell G. Kerns, Lester Wentling, Mrs. Doris M. Jasinski, Mrs, Evelyn Heck, Mrs. Maggie Kerns, Mrs. Elsie Kring, Harold L. Runyeon, John Meyers. Third row: Miss Dorothy J. Chambers, Mrs. Nettie J. Hemmig, Mrs. Margaret L. Schweyer, Mrs. Viola G. Trout, Mrs. Ethel Kessler, Mrs. Ethel M. Gable, Miss Estelle l. Leffler, Miss Mary E. Kindt. Fourth row: Mrs. Dorothea B. Harner, Mrs. Alice Klopp, Mrs. Ann Smith, Mrs. Elsie D. Katz, Mrs. Mil- Principal's Secretary dred D. Kistler, Mrs. Thelma D. Carlton, Mrs. Ger- trude Blaum, Mrs. Mary A. Hoffman, Mrs. Lillian R. Albright. Fifth row: Mrs. Marion R. Morgan, Mrs. Helen M. Phil- lippy, Mrs. Margaret F. Schoff, Miss Edith V. Haines, Mrs. Dorothy V. Kauffman, Mrs. Ruth M. Richards, Mrs. Gladys R. Henry, Mrs. Clara Sternberger, Mrs. Virginia Seidell, Miss A. Genevieve Bear. Sixth row: Mrs. Gertrude Moorehouse, Mrs. Lillian L. Seidell, Mrs. Lois Hollenbach, Miss Annette Eirich, Miss E. Marie Goodman, Miss Marie E. Grill, Miss Veronica Lopatofsky, Miss Mayme A. Krensevage, Miss Helen G. Becker, Mrs. Helen M. Aulenbach, Miss Frances l. Tate, Mrs. Alice J. Phillips. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY First row left to right Mrs Martha Weik, Mrs. Emma Emery Mrs Mary Jensen Mass Rosa Ruth lra Hoffman Principal, Howard L. Hendricks Supervising Principal Mrs Marilyn Newkirk Mrs Susan Eckenroth, Mrs. Lillian Skinner Mrs Nora Rhoads Second row Richard D Seidel Harold J. Heim, Mrs. Gene F Nash Calvin A Bossler Third row Nikolas Lopata William Kline, Arthur Ricci Willaim Koenig Carlton Boyer CUSTODIANS Left to right: Ralph Eagle, Frank Reigel Howard Goodman, CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES Left to right: Mrs Clara Hamaker, Mrs Elizabeth Miller, Mrs Sarah Mellinger. First row left to right Elmer Stoner, Clarence Shirk Arthur Hoster Henry Newman George Himmelreich Second row Irvin Phillips, Frank Hoffman John Smith Alfred Lend Q Bus DRIVERS FERNOP SP' X fa CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS OFFICERS4Left to right: Sherry M. Rollman, Secretary, Allan D. Marks, President Bruce T. Coldren, Vice President, John H. Texter, Jr., Treasurer. Sponsors: Mrs Elizabeth B. Freed, Mrs. Kenneth Kohl. CLASS COLORS-Blue and Gold CLASS SONG Seniors, we're a class of peppy seniors And we're out to tell The whole wide world we're all on the ball Never to fall, no never at all, We are the seniors and we're out to make these halls resound once more, S-E-N-I-O-R-S We are the class of fifty-four CLASS MOTTO Enter to learn, go forth to serve CLASS FLOWER 5 Yellow and Blue Carnations J. RODNEY BIMSON HROCKH Band l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, U3, 4, Football T, 2, 3, 4, Ar- chive 4, Hi-Y 2, Track T, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Thespians 4. A four year football man . , . plugged guard hole in '53 for- ward wall . , . nice all-around guy . . . hails from the wilds of Kenhorst . . . dislikes women smokers . . . this handsome lad will major in Physical Education at college. SANDRA J. BLEWETT HSANDYN Amulet 3, 4, Chatterbox I, 3, Debating 2, 4, Homeroom Of ficers 2, 3, 4, Vice President, Torch, T, 2, Y-Teens 2, Class Play 3, 4, Govelin 4, Sandra is always looking for a light blue Ford . . . pastime i: writing letters . . . waitress at Tiny Tim's . . . plans to have , large family . . , will never forget her summer job at thi Reading Hospital . . . future nurse. ii' MARY A. ALTHOUSE HMOLLIEH Chatterbox 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Archive 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Treasurer, Class Play 3. This cute wavy-haired gal hails from Brecknock . . . craves cheeseburgers and french fries , . , sincere and pleasing per- sonality . . . likes a good time . . . did a good job on class play patrons . . . future governess. DENNIS E. BENTZ DENNIS THE MENACEH Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council T, Class play 4, Blond lad insists that he drive a hot Ford . . . likes people who are easy to get along with . . , hardly anything he hasn't tried to do , . . detests girl smokers . . . future Navy YTIBIT. JOYCE I. Bockweo HJOYCIEH Chatterbox 3, Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Court 4, Archive 4, Homeroom Officers 3, Secretary, Torch 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Gov-Lin 4. There's always lots of fun and noise when Joycie is near . . . dislikes boys Cso she saysj . . . proud owner of blue eyes and natural blond hair . . . yearns for a baby grand piano of her own . . , will make someone a wonderful secretary. PAUL W. BOLLMAN P. B. Band T, 2, 3, 4, Football T, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming T, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4. Paul could be called the financier of the senior class . . engaging smile . , . possesses a fabfulous vocabulary . . . Proud owner of '53 red Chevie convertible . . . one of Firing's better cindern-ren . . . Princeton bound after graduation. 7 K5 JANEL B. BOYER JAN E L Cheerleading 3, A, Chorus 2, Archive 4, Hockey 2, 3, Swim- ming 2, Class Play 3. Janel is usually found with Joan . . , thinks Oldsmobiles and Chevies are tops . . , an asset to the cheerleading squad . , . can be seen riding the bus to school each morning . . . expects to be a nurse in the future. RONALD F. BOYLE BONES Basketball I, Archive A, Track l, Manager 2. A real quiet guy until he gets started . . , friendly and like- able . . . a good looking guy . . . has no respect for catty girls . . . mechanically minded . . . intends owning a gas station someday. Q VM GARY A. BOSOLD HBOSOH Archive 4. Finds school a dull chore . . , can be seen driving his father's Pontiac . . . appears quiet to those who don't know him . . . spends a lot of time in the school shop . . . will be among those joining the Navy. J. ALAN BOYER ALIEN Court 4, Archive -1. One of our quieter classmates . . . a hard worker on all our dramatic needs . . . can be proud of his artistic skill . . . owner and builder of many model airplanes . . . dislikes big wheels . . . future commercial artist, N JAMES R. BRENDLE JIM A quiet, brown-eyed, industrious lad . . . lives in metropolis of Pennwyn . . . dislikes homework . . . proud of his own car . . . part owner of TV Service . , . wishes to stay in the electrical field. BRADLEY M. BRENAMAN HBRENNYH Band I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Olympus 2, Pres. ident 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Varsity Club 2, 35 Dance Band 3, 4. Plays a mellow trumpet in our school band . . . drives a beau- tiful car . . . one of school's better athletes Ctrack and basket- ballj . . . likes good looking girls and detests catty ones . . . future college man. BARRY A. BRICKBAUER auTCH Barry unfortunately has to spend his high school career at home . . . the class misses him very much . , . very bright . . . enjoys building model railroads, airplanes, and boats . . . amazing appetite for rare steaks . . . fond of his dog Schnapps . . . enjoys company. JOHN H. BRIGHT HJOHNH Amulet 3, 4, Vice President, Chatterbox 2, 3, Debating 3, 4, Archive 4, Student Council 4, Torch 25 Govlin 4, Senior Class Play A. A very Bright boy in every sense of the word . . . at ease when listening to his homemade record player . , . follows football and baseball, enthusiastically . . . doesn't think much of the Yankees or Notre Dame , . . Mr. Purdon's sidekick . . . future chemistry major. ia Y 5 .al HEY: 5 la S s Y 1 s A at 1 DAVID R. CLEMEN5 scoop Volleyball 2. One of the smaller members of the class . . . and is friendly with everyone . . . takes delight in hunting and trapping . . . does not like riding the school bus to and from school . . . hopes to enlist in the Navy, BRUCE T. COLDREN TEX Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Chatterbox 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Archive 47 Hi-Y 35 Student Council 3, 45 Track lg Thespians A, President, Class Plays 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, Gov- lin 4. Tall, dark, and handsome vice president of the Senior Class . . . never forgets the Esq. after his name . . . sports rate high . . . life of the party . . . detests girl smokers . . . will probably spend a few years in the Navy. all gli 'K t jx . H BRUCE E. BURKEY BRUCE Baseball 1, 2, 3, Ag Chorus l, 4, Football lp Class Play 4. A dark haired lad . . . can be seen hot-roding in one of his father's cars . . . is very fond of horse-back riding . . . good sport . . . lots of fun . . . dreams of becoming a member of the Air Force. RONALD L. BURKHART HRONNIEH Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. 180 pounds of muscles . . , power hitter of the Kenhorst jun- iors , . . likes to sing and throw darts . . , nice dresser and swell guy . . . slings ice cream at Pensupreme . . . plans to join Navy after graduation. 1? E' 'i-3' W c to M. PHYLLIS Dvcevvsici Pr-WL Chatterbox 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, A, Archive 4, Homeroom Of- ficers, Treasurer 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, Af Gov-Lin 4, Snappy Stenogs 4, President, Class Play 3. An active commercial department helper . . . small package of surprises . . . provocative smile . . . engaging personality . . . possesses beautiful blue eyes . . . has hopes of becom- ing a medical secretary after graduation. ANITA L. ECKERT BLAcicY Archive 4. This small petite lass hails from Kenhorst . . . has a beautiful crop of black hair . . . pleasing personality and sparkling eyes , . . dislikes conceited people . . . undecided about her career, fax + ll QM' Brzuce R. DANIELS Doc Basketball Manager I, 2, 3, 4, Chatterbox 1, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Homeroom Officer 'l, Vice President, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Swimming l, 2, 341, Captain, Football rates high with Doc . . . eating is a close second . . . has a strange liking for blonde-haired girls . . . dislikes conceited people . . . possesses many nicknames . . . always seen around Shillington with the gang . . , future uncertain. TERESA N. DERR HTESSIEH Cheerleading 4, Chorus l, 2, 4, Archive 4, Class Play 3. Whenever there is excitement, you will find Tessie . . . usually seen at Sinky Skating Rink , . . likes ltalian food and boys . . . does not like people who can't be on time . . . lives in Mohnton . . . future nurse and housewife. -4' ? V Ns LARRY N. FISHER TiPPv Baseball 2, 3, 4. Hails from AATown . . . quite an ardent hunter, fisherman and trapper . , . spends his spare time at the A-Town Rec , . . was proud to get his letter in baseball . , , undecided about his future. PAUL H. FLICKINGER Fi.icK Stage Crew 2, 3. Can't resist a chance to tease . , , ardent Stan Kenton fan . , . will always be remembered for his hot rod rides . . . favorite pastimes are eating and listening to records . , . future TV serviceman after graduation. JOHN C. Fociir JOHN Baseball T, 25 Court 2, 3, 4g Football T, 2, 3, Archive 4, Torch I, 2g Thespians 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. The sometimes quiet and friendly type . . . active in school activities . . , rides around in a 40 Plymouth . . . usually works on Saturdays . . . likes Wyomissing for some reason . . . very good actor in the class plays . . . cloesn't likes catty girls . , . going to F 8- M. ANNE LouisE FRANCIS ANNIE Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chatterbox I, 2, 35 Chorus 'l, President 2, 3, 4, Debating 3, Archive 45 Homeroom Officers T, Secretaryp Orchestra Ig Torch I, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Gov-Lin 4, Class Play 45 Octet l, 2, 3, 4, Sparkling blue-eyed gal . , loves to dance . . . really goes for potpie . . . respects sincerity and overwhelming person- alities in people . . . has many problems as coAeditor of the yearbook . . . future elementary teacher. I az i Xml 3' R. GAii. FRITZ GAii. Chorus 2, 3, Archive 4, Gov-Lin 4, Senior Class Play Af Stu- dent Activity Collector 4. This tall brownette can usually be found at Steve's . . . can't stand smart guys . . . loves to have good times . . . enioys writing letters , . . will always remember her wonderful trip to South Carolina . . . future telephone operator. CARL R. GEHMAN HCARLH Carl is a jack of all trades . . . is ardent hunter and fisher- man , . . is proud of his '40 Chevie . . . one of the girl haters of the class . . . will attend Wyomissing Poly Tech. arf 'law' NORMA D. FREES NORMAN Chatterbox 3, Gov-Lin 4, Archive 4. A curly-topped, brown-eyed lass with a quick smile . . hails from near-by Mohnton . . . likes two-toned Chevies . . capable artist for the Gov-Lin . . . dislikes catty people . . hopes to become a telephone operator. EUGENE E. FRITZ cv Baseball 25 Basketball 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 45 Archive A, Homeroom Officers 'l, Treasurer 4, Presidentg Track A. Cy one of the schools' four year football players . . . loves to hunt Canythingl . . . a little shy around girls . . . his big thrill was to make our school's only touchdown in the last football game of the 7953 season . . . plans to attend college. ii.- WILLIAM C. GLASMYRE BILL Archive 4, Homeroom Vice President 3, 4, Student Council 3, Torch 2. Bill's second home is near Morgantown CWonder Whyj . . . is an ardent hunter and trapper . . . often seen in school with his buddy Carl . . . owns a Al Chevie . . , hopes to attend Wyomissing Poly Tech. DAVID P. GOODMAN Mom Basketball I, Football l, A, Track 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Stage Crew 2, Chief 3. Very friendly . . . dependable worker at Yetters News Agen- cy . . . doesn't agree with the name Mort . . . very active in sports, especially track and baseball . . . very good manager . . . favorite pastime is hunting and shooting . . . future uncertain. ROSINE F. GEHMAN Rosie Band l, Chorus l, 2, Archive A, Homeroom Secretary 'l, 4, Class Play 3. A tall blond wth a sparkling personality . . . relishes italian sandwiches . . . can usually be seen in a green Hudson . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . hails from Mohnton . . , looks forward to being a secretary. JAMES GERHART LEFTY Basketball l, 2, 3, Soccer I. Always full of fun and always joking . . , hunting is one of his favorite pastimes . . . can usually be seen driving his Ford . . . dislikes doing a lot of home work . , . resides in Mohnton . . . future ambition is to become an electrician. r ELAINE M. GRAEFF HGRAVYU Chorus 2, 3, Archive 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, A pert lassie with a friendly smile for everyone . . . fre- quently seen at Steve's after school . . . often heard saying Honest . , . spaghetti is her favorite dish , . . future undecided. Donis ANN GUIGLEY oo oo Archive 4, Hockey 4, Class Play 3, 4. Friendly with everyone . . , always ready for any prank . , . relishes steak sandwiches and boys C91 . . . hates to walk up a certain lonely hill at night . . . hails from Mohnton . . . hopes to become a secretary. JANE L. HARTING HJANEH Chorus 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Hockey T, 2, 4, Torch T, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Gov-Lin 4. This cute brunette is seldom seen quiet . . . did an outstand- ing portrayal of Miss Brooks in our Junior class play . . . beautiful singing voice . . . an avid sports fan . . . desires to go to college. JEAN L. HEINE JEAN Amulet 3, 4, Secretary, Band, 3, 4, Chatterbox 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Court 2, 3, 4, Chief Justice, Archive 4, Torch l, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 14, Class Play 3, 4, Gov-Lin 4, Octet 2, 3, 4. Jean fights for her rights . . . holder of numerous executive positions . . . possessor of a fine voice . . . determined . . . remembers District Chorus . . . likes those Mohnton lads . . proud band member . . , college bound. s i Q SHIRLEY H. HIRNEISEN RED Chorus 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Hockey l. A friendly brown eyed lassie . . . has beautiful sparkling red hair . . . tells her opinions . . . craves homemade swiss steak . . . loves dancing . . , usually heard saying Honest to good- ness . . . future undecided. ROBERTA A. HOERNLE UBOBBIEH Basketball, 3 Manager, 4 Manager, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey Manager 3, 4, Track Manager 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. There's never a quiet moment when Bobbie's around . . . her blush can be seen for miles . . . an unlimited amount of energy . . . loves to listen to popular music . . . often seen driving her father's car . . . future librarian. CATHRINE M. HELBIG KATE Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2. A brown-eyed girl . . . known for her short hair . . . out- standing in sports . . . strawberry short-cake appeals to Kate . . . often seen in a 4l Chevy convertible . . . You know it . . . our contribution to the Wave's. CARL L. Hsu. UHILLYN Chorus T, football T, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 'l, Track l, 2, 3, 4. One of the big boys of the 7953-54 senior class . . . can al- ways be found driving around in one of his many cars . . . was very unhappy about missing most of the T953 football season with a shoulder injury . . . undecided future. we ,,,.-f ROBERT R. JASINSKI HJAUREZH Basketball I, 2, 3, A, Co-Captaing Tennis 'lp Track 25 Homeroom Officers A, Treasurer. One of the jokers of the T953-54 senior class . . . loves to play basketball . . . can usually be found working on his hot car or motor-scooter , . . has about ten different nicknames , . . no definite plans for the future. FRANK H. JOHNSON FRANiciE Basketball 2, Chatterbox 1, 25 Class Officers 3, President, Football l, 2, 3, A, Co-Captain, Archive Ag Hi-Y 25 Track I, 2, 4, Swimming 1, 4, Captain. Well liked by everyone . . . often seen driving his father's new Dodge . , . big thrill was being elected co-captain of the football team . . . dislikes catty people . . . undecided about going to college. hp' 'SM C'-I-7 KERRY D. HOFFERT KERRY Stage Crew l, 2. One of the smaller members of the class , . . can usually be found at lbach's Drug Store , . . enjoys riding his motorcycle . . . well known for his amusing laugh . . . future ambition is to become a plumber. FRANCES l. HORST HFREDDYU Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, Ag Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3g Volleyball l, 2, Girls' Athletic Association l, 2, 3, President 4, Homeroom Officers 2, Secretary. A star athlete in all girls' sports . , , an ambitious worker in all homeroom activities . . . has beautiful natural curly hair . . . a real craver ol spaghetti . . . an ardent Julius La Rosa fan , . . future uncertain. TIF'-2? +' X9 w...., 1 MARY A. JOHNSON GUS' Basketball l, 2, 3, Ag Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Archive Ag Hockey I, 2, 3, A5 Track 1, 2, 3, A, Volleyball 1, 25 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation I, 2, 3, Vice President A. A cute kid . . . shiny black hair , . . fond of all sports . nothing better than apples Cespecially in study hallsD . Honest . . . a faithful hockey and basketball player . . will join the Wave's. it MARION A. KACHEL MARION Archive 4, A friendly girl . . . full of fun . . . where there's a carnival, you will find Marion . . , Gee Wizz' '... proud owner of a Model A. Ford . . . no definite plans. PAULINE K. KALINOWSKI LUCKY Basketball 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 Archive 4, Girls' Athletic As- sociation 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2. This tall, curly topped lass can always be found eating steak sandwiches . . . Lucky Craves dancing . . . thumbs down on carry people . . . hopes to become a clerical secretary. ELIZABETH A. KEIPEI2 HBETSYH Band 4, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Class Officers l Treasurer, 2 Secre- tary, 3 Secretary, Archive 4, Homeroom Officers l Treasurer, 2 Secretary, 3 Vice President, 4 Secretary, Student Council 4 Treasurer, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Gov-Lin 4, Class Play 3, 4. Cute blue-eyed blonde . . . valuable asset to our class . . . enjoys football games and eating ice cream . . . happy go lucky . . . wonderful personality . . . excellent in both class plays . . . boys rate high on her list . . . future uncertain. 'gy I ffefisiil LovvELL F. KESSLER KES Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. A curly haired guy with a yen for arguing . . . enioys pest- ering girls . . . a brilliant member of Governor Mifflin Glee club . . . dislikes snobby people . . . longs for the day when he can be an Air Force mechanic. DONALD D. KIMBERLING HWILLISN Band 2, 3, 4, Baseball lg Basketball lp Chatterbox 37 Football lg Archive 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 President, Gov-Lin 4, Thespians 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. Claims to be a sensible driver . . . really plays a beautiful baritone . . . good leader as Student Council President . . . noted for his quiet C?j sneezing . . . able announcer of our football games . . . would like to have radio announcing as a career. RONALD L. KELLER RoNNv Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Hi-Y 25 Tennis l, 2, Track 3, 4. Friendly . . . doesn't like to eat . . . motors around in his '39 Ford . . . tennis is one of his favorites . . . forgets to take the morning paper to the library . . . efficient paper boy . . . future uncertain. MEDA A. KERN NIEDA Archive 4. A shy girl with pretty brown hair . . . spends time listening to popular music . . . Oh . . . Chile Con Carne is her crav- ing dish . . . Frank Sinatra fan . . . plans to join the WAAF's. fmt 'Wai' JOAN L. KOHL JOAN Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Gov-Lin 45 Student Activity Collector 4. The older of the Kohl twins . . . she isn't as quiet as she may appear . . . careful Gov-Lin typist , . . very photogenic . . . likeable person . . . promising efficient office worker. JUNE E. KOHL UJUNEU Student Activity Collector 45 Gov-Lin 4. The other half of Joan . . . long wavy hair . . . prefers blond haired males . . . one of Kresge's salesgirls . . . known for her good news reports . . . June is a constant companion of Jackie Kulp . . . the life of a secretary appeals to this lass, X CARL E. KLINGER HKLING-DING Basketball 3, Manager5 Football 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. Can't understand how he acquired his nickname . . . claims nothing can beat the city C?D of Angelica . . . an ardent member of the FFW CFaithful Followers of Womenl . . hardly ever found without his sidekick Donny Young . . future Airman. COLLEEN H. KOHL HBLONDIE Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Archive 45 Hockey 2, Track 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Association. Natural blonde of the Senior Class . . . enjoyed being a cheerleader in her junior and senior years . . . considers girls boring . . . looks forward to our football games . . . future is still a question mark. DAVID J. KOTULA UDAVEH Torch 25 Stage Crew 3, 4, Chief. Dave is head of our very efficient stage crew , , , dislikes conceited people . . . can really play a mean set of lvory's . . . claims Berks County is a suburb of Kenhorst . . . college bound to study science, SHIRLEY M. KRING SHIRLEY Chorus 2, 3, 45 Archive 4. This little blue-eyed lass hails from Adamstown . . . can be found at the A-Town Rec . . . one of the quieter members of our class . . . one of Bollman and Co. secretaries . . . is un- decided about the future. JACQUELYN L. KULP JACKIE Gov-Lin 4, Student Activity Collector 4. This tall blonde-haired maid hails from Pennwyn . . . one of the Three Musketeers Clfohl Twinsj dislikes any kind of home- work . . . likes Mercury convertibles . . . would like to fol- low secretarial work as her career. RICHARD F. LEIBY ULIBBYU Swimming 2, 3, Stage Crew 4. Libby is a great lover of science fiction . . . main in- terest now is archery, but also likes electronics and astron- omy . . . plays a neat guitar . . . will attend Lehigh University. MARY Lou LuTz HLUTZIEH Basketball 2, Cheerleading l, 2, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Hockey l, 2, 3, Homeroom President l, 2, Homeroom Secretary 3, Y'Teens l, 2, 3. Cute peppy blonde . . . full of fun and energy . . . never at a loss for words . . . Hello There . . . excellent actress as Annie Oakley . . . eating and dancing rate high . . . dis- approves of work , . . future secretary. RICHARD J. LuTz DICK Gets along with everyone . . . can usually be seen playing football and baseball . . . does not like talkative girls , . . lives in Fivepointville . . . plans to be a plumber. DONALD C. LoTz HDONNIEH Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Home- room President 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis l. Expert at playing the clarinet and saxophone . . . follower of Stan Kenton . . . Vice President of our band . . . always look- ing for a good time . , . spends a lot of time at the Ameri- can Store . . . longs to be a bachelor. DAVID A. LuTz DAVE Band l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3. Brown-eyed sax player of the band . . . favorite food is Finch Steaks . . . can be usually seen talking to girls, and riding his Whizzer . . . hates to march at football games . . . expects to enter Wyomissing Polytec. G ALLAN D. MARKS HBUDDYU Amulet 3, Ag Band l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Class Officers l, President, 2 Vice President, 3 President, A President, Debating 2, 3, Horneroom Officers l President, 2 President, 3 President, Student Coun- cil I, 2, 3, Panther Assistant Editor 35 Gov-Lin 4. Brown-eyed curly haired lad , . , all around athlete . . . presi- dent of the senior class and co-editor-in-chief of the Gov-Lin . , . can be usually found eating and joking . . . dislikes con- ceited people . . , future physician. SYLVIA A. MARSHALL HFRECKLESU Chorus 2, 3, Archive A. This cute redhead hails from the metropolis of Kenhorst . . . treasures her souvenirs from Chile and Peru . . . loves to oil paint . . . yearns to travel to the South American countries. SHlRLEY A. LuTz si-iiRL Archive 4, Vollyball l, 2. A quiet and shy member of the class . . . she can usually be seen in a Ford . . . enjoys sewing and listening to hillbilly music . . . lives in Fivepointville . . . future is undecided. BEVERLY J. LYNN HBEVH Amulet 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Debating 3, Archive 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball lg Panther 2, 3, Gov-Lin 4. Peppy, curly haired lassie of our class . . . hobby is all sports and boys . . . selfish and unfriendly people are her pet peeve . . . resides in Mohnton . . . future ambition is Penn State Alumna. fT'+-,,, BETTY J. MAST BETTY Chorus 'l, 3, A, Archive 4, Homeroom Officers 2 Secretary, A Secretary, Class Play 4. Betty is one of the hot-rod fans of the class . . . has a habit of getting dead batteries . . . shy and attractive . . . dislikes conceited people . . . nothing better than Italian food . . . will continue to be a waitress. GLORIA R. MILLER HGLORH Gov-Lin 4, Chorus l, 2, Debating 3, 4, Panther 1, 2, 3. This lassie is usually found laughing , . . her long, bfown hair is a valuable asset to her . . . sewing and playing the piano rates high . . . a hard worker on the GOV-l-in Stall - - - expects to be a nurse in the future. RICHARD E. MOHLER PUT PUTH Band I, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3 Homeroorn Officers l Vice President, 2 Vice President, 3 Vice President, Track 4, Class Play 4. Touchdown king and our star back . . . always seen going for seconds in the cafeteria . . . the proud owner of a hot '40 Ford . . . loves sports . . . a future U. S. Marine. MARIANNE H. MUELLER UMARIANNEU Chorus 2,.3, 4 This gal really likes to read and talk . , . can usually be found helping somebody with their homework . . . often seen study' ing a news report . . . future ambition to attend Kutztown. MARY E. NIEBAUM HMARYH Band l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Hockey Manager 3, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, Panther l, 2, Class Play 3, 4. One of the smaller members of the class . . . usually found baby sitting . . . enjoys singing and driving a Chevie . . . she doesn't care for the peculiar smell of a doctor's office . . . comes from Mohnton . . . will be seen as an elementary teach- er in the future. RALPH OVERLEY ATLAS Baseball l, 2, 4, Archive 4. Proud owner of a Harley4Davidson motorcycle . . . Pensupreme soda-jerk , . . one of the quieter members of our class . . . particular about his food . . . ardent follower of the baseball world . . . Navy bound. YI? R EDGAR M. Mui.i.eR HEGGHEADH Band l, Baseball l, 2, Basketball I, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Track Manager 3, 4, Class Play 4. A small but friendly senior . . . a good manager for the foote ball team . . . don't argue with him about the Cardinals . . . likes to ride around in a 3l Ford . . . noted for his Harem thinks he'll land in the Army. CORRINE L. MuNRo coRlNNe Band A, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Archive A, Orchestra T, 2, 3, 4, Torch 2. A quiet, musically talented member of the class . . . likes to sing . . . is going to West Chester State Teachers' College to major in teaching music . . . future organist after college. i' 3 SHIRLEY E. REIGNER sHIRL Chorus 2, 3, 4, Volleyball l. A petite gal with big brown eyes . . . likes green and black Chevrolets . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . a hard working commercial student, who will make a swell secretary for any executive. CARROLL L. RICHARDS HTINYH Chorus l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 27 Swimming lg Track 1, 2, 3, A. Large asset to the class . . . gets along with everyone . . . proud owner of a 28 Chevy . . . our drum player in Annie Get Your Gun . . . dislikes girls that smoke . . . future Navy ITTBFI. Rov P. PHILLIPS HHOWDY DOODYH Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Another Kenhorst product . . , easy to like . . . friendly per- sonality . . . baseball is his favorite sport and pastime . . . one of the hard-working boys at Pensupreme . . . Roy got his biggest thrill when he bowled a 247 . . , future is a blank. VERONICA A. POLGAR NVERAH Chorus 2, 4, Homeroom Vice President l, Chaplain 2, Secretary 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, School Paper Periscope 3, Yearbook Oracle 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. A new member to our class from Carlisle . . . pleasing person- ality . . . likes swimming and chemistry . . . will never forget the farewell party at Carlisle . . . plans to go to Drexel for Textile merchandising. KATHLEEN V. RICHARDS HPATH Archive 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Panther l, 2, Class Play 3, 4. Brown haired girl with a sparkling personality . . . can be found always dancing . . . does not like to sit at home with- out any excitement . . . lives in Mohnton . . . plans to be a secretary. RICHARD A. ROLAND HMONKH Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Plays a smooth clarinet in our band . . . always joking . . . fun to be with . , . seems quiet until you get to know him . . . can usually be found driving a hot Ford . . . future Army man, SHERRY M. ROLLMAN HSHERRYU Band 2, 3, Secretary, Class Officers I Secretary, 2 Treasurer: Torch 1, 2 Secretary, Archive 4. Cute girl . . . shiny brunette hair and engaging personality . . . one of Mr. Loos' right hand girls . . . dreads Monday mornings . . . enjoys ice skating and eating . . . will continue her education at Reading Business Institute, EARL W. RUDLOFF RuOY Homeroom Officers l Vice President. Always talking and joking with everyone . . . hunting is his favorite sport . . . winner of yearbook naming contest . . . dislikes doing homework . . . future ambition is to enlist in the Navy. Il CAROL J. SCHEARER CAROL Archive 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: GOV-Un 47 Class PIBY 3, 4- Carol is one of our many Stan Kenton fans .. . . a first rate typist for the Gov-Lin . . . secretarial student . . . has the gift of gab, can talk to anyone about almost anything . . . future undecided. II NILE S. SCI-INADEIQ N'LE Chorus 2, 3, 4. A tall blond lad . . . constantly talking . . . would like to own a hopped up '41 Chevie . . . loves to tease girls . . . hopes to be a tractor trailer truck driver in future years. JOAN E. RUFFNER JOAN Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming lg Class Play 3, 4. This red-haired lassie can be found spending her leisure time dancing at Werner's . . . skating is her hobby . . . dislikes the name Red . . . interested in the field of art. WILLIAM SALSBURG BILL Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4. One of the more quiet members of the class . . . proud own- er of two riding horses . . . swimming and baseball are tops . . . craves pin ball machines . . . will join father in business. mf ELIZABETH M. SCHONOUR BETH Chatterbox 4, Student Activity 4. A pleasant, neat, and capable redhead , . . cornmutes from the metropolis of Gouglersville . , . Beth likes chocolate cake and simply craves Fordsl . , , ambition is to become the perfect secretary, JACK A, SCHWEITZER JACKIE Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Homeroom Officers I Vice President, 2 Vice President, Class Play 3, A, Jack can often be seen driving his Dad's Pontiac . . . had role in class play that all boys wanted Cwonder whyj . . . got a big thrill out of playing football . . . would like to go to college to be an engineer. Q VINCENT B. SCHNADER MINT The quiet-bashful type . . . one of the South Wyomissing boys . . . interested in baseball and is all for the Phillies , , . favorite pastime is fishing . . . an old timer when it comes to bowling alleys . 4 . future undecided, ROSE MARIE SCHNEIDER HROSIEH Chorus 2, 3, 4, Arohive 4, Volleyball 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. A cute blue-eyed gal with a pleasing, comical, personality , , . could listen for hours to cowboy music . . . proud owner of a Senior Life Saving Badge . . . dislikes conceited people . . . ambition is to be a secretary. gr-s 71 MARTHA E. SEIFERT MART Archive 4. Easily noticed by her long hair and glasses . . 4 shy and quiet . . . found at hoe-downs and carnivals . , , fond of driving , . . enjoys riding around in hot-rod cars . . . hopes to become a secretary JOAN A. SHARADIN JOAN Student Activity 4, Stamps 4, Another quiet member of our Class . . . hard-working girl . . . Come on . . . never gets tired of eating spaghetti . . . likes having a good time . . . intends to become a secretary. Lois K. SHERK HQUEENIEH Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. Queenie seems quiet and reserved when you first meet her, but after you know her . 4 . dislikes conceited people . . . owner of pretty green eyes . . . plans to enter West Chester State Teachers College, GERALDINE D. SHUE UGERRYN Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Archive 4, Homeroom Secretary 2, Orchestra 2, 3. 4, Student Council l, Volleyball 2, 3. A cute kid , . . usually found joking with everyone . . . listen- ing to hillbilly music is one of her favorite pastimes . . . doing dishes rates low in her opinion . . . hails from Mohnton . . . the future expects to find her as a secretary. Si-HRLEY A. STAUFFER HSHIRLEYH Homeroom Secretary 2, Y-Teens 4. An attractive brunette from Maple Grove . . , happy when she is driving her father's Ford . . . has a longing to be a resident of Shillington . , . swimming makes her summer months pleasant . . . uncertain future. CLAIR T. STEFFY HBANDYH Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4. Small, blond-haired member of the class . . . unhappy about not being a football participant in his senior year . . . likes cars . . . dislikes big cities . . , seen driving a red Ford . . . will join the Navy. 'MCJ DONALD J. SIMMONS cum Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball T, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Football l, Archive 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Track 4. Plays a mellow sax . , . idolizes Curt Simmons . . . really can use his 6'2 on the basketball team . . . wonderful personality 4 . . tells some cool jokes . , , a good word for everyone . . . Notre Dame bound. NANCY D. SPECHT HDIZZYH Band 2, 3, 4, Gov-Lin 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Track I, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Easily recognized by her infectious giggle . . . faithful band member . . . embarrassed after almost walking into the boys' locker room . . . when Nan has the car, look out! . . . will be an efficient secretary for her employer, JACK L. Sroven NSMOKEYH Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4 Captain. Jack was one of our co-captains on the football team . . . also plugged a hole at tackle . . . Woman Hater C?D . . . biggest thrill when elected co-captain . . , thrives on italian food . . , may attend Stevens Trade School. DENNIS G. SWEIGERT HDENNYH Track 1. A joker of our class . . . pleasing personality . . , lives in Farview . . . rates horseback riding and shooting highly . . . one of the unbelievable few who prefers veal cutlets to spa- ghetti . . . hopes to hold a government job. WILLIAM M. STEFFEY ANCHOR BOY Basketball l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, Track l, 2, 3. Far from the quiet type . . . gets his name from membership in reserves Can excuse to get dressed up Monday nightj . . . likes sports . . . class Casanova . . . likes to refer to his Michigan trip . . . Navy bound. CLAIR S. STONER HCLAIRH A quiet guy to those who don't know him . . . plans to be the future owner of a Merc . . , craves fast cars . . . likes hunting ancl fishing . . . full of fun . . . has no definite future. ,IREDH M. DEWARD SWEITZER Red is one of the quieter members of the class , . . lover of chemistry, money, and women . . . plays accordion . . . one of the many homework haters . . . a neat dancer . . plans to study chemistry at Penn State. JOHN H. TEXTER Tex Amulet 4 President, Band l, 2, 3, 4 President, Baseball 1, 2, Chorus 2, 8, Class Officers 2 Vice President, 3 Treasurer, 4 Treasurer, Archive 4 Co-Editor, Homeroom Officers 1 Presi- dent, 2 Vice President, 3 Treasurer, 4 President, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, Track I, Volleyball 2, 3, Panther l, 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Class Play 3, National Honor So- ciety 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. Always laughing and joking with everyone . . . hunting is his favorite sport . . . dislikes anything that requires work . . . lives in Mohnton . . . coseditor-in-chief of Archive . . . expects to attend Johns Hopkins University. CLAIR W. TOBIAS ToaY Band 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Hi-Y 3. Always makes the most of any situation . . . one of the faith- ful followers of Mr. Loos . . . can often be found at the Shillington Diner . . . looks forward to a career in the U. S. Air Force. WILLIAM E. TRusTY BILL Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. A quiet member of our class unless you know him . . . happy when riding his motorcycle . . . goes hunting frequently . . . fond of spaghetti . . . will wear the blue of the Air Force. ALBERT M. VAss AL Student Council 4. Big Al possesses a unique sense of humor . . . usually found with Red SaIz, and Denny' '... competent chief of moni- tors . . . likes hunting and fishing , . . plans to go to Penn State for the chemical engineering course. LEE R. WALTON HSPEEDYH Amulet 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chatterbox I, 2, 3, Class Officers 3, Vice President, Court 2, 3, 4, F001- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, Olympus 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Torch l, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Gov-Lin 4, Class Play 4. Valuable end on our Mustang eleven . . . afqulred his nickname from his fast running . . . co-captain of our trafk team . . . hobby is collecting guns . . . doesn't think much of snobbish girls . . . will take up engineering at Lehigh. Track l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Archive 4, Business Manager. A taller member of the class . . . likes to make friends . . . man of many hobbies . . . likes sports especially basketball . . . visits Lake Wallenpaupack during the summer . . . going to attend a college with a good science course. MARLENE F. UMBENHOUER HUMPH Basketball l, 2, 3, Co-Captain, 4, Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, President, Class Officers l, Sec- retary, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Secretary, Track l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Gov-Lin 4, Class Play 4, Girls' Athletic Association 4, President. This small lass with the golden honeycombed tresses is full of pep and vim . . . proud to be co-captain of cheerleaders . . . sports-minded . . . an ardent Marine fan . . hopes to become a medical secretary JOHN A. R. Tucken HTUCKH Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, Olympus 3, 4, Torch I, 2- r CLARENCE J. WEINHOLD HSHORTYH A small member of the class who can be found joking with everyone . . . likes hunting as a hobby . . . dislikes driving such a great distance to school each morning . . . hails from Swartzville . , . plans to work at a gas station. PAULINE VVEINHOLD UPOLLYH Panther 3. Liked by everyone . , . her hobby is reading books and writ- ing letters , . . does not agree on doing homework . . . lives in Fivepointville . . . plans to be a secretary. BRUCE L. WANNER BRUCE Track 1, 2, 3, 4. One of the quiet boys of the class . . . is crazy about his '48 Hudson . . . can be often seen taking track practice running to the school bus . . . dislikes girls that smoke . . , future Air Force enlistee. JEAN L. WEIK JEAN Amulet 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chatterbox l, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Debating 2, Homeroom Officers A Treasurer, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Torch I, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Gov-Lin A Co-Editor-in-Chief. Never a quiet moment when Rum is around . . . possessor of natural blonde hair . . . likes to sew, knit, play her violin, and record player . . . worked at the Reading Hospital as a nurse's aid . . . future undecided. '5 PAUL A. WEisER WEASELH Baseball l, 2, Archive 4, Student Activity Collector 4. One of the great men which have hailed from the giant metropolis of Kenhorst . . . spends out of school time work- ing at Griffith's gas station . . . enjoys hunting , . . no defi- nite future planned, GORDON L. WERNER UFLASIAH Baseball 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officers l President, Homeroom Officers l President, Track 1, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, Class Play 3. Always full of fun and jokes . . . likes to go hunting and trapping . . . spends his leisure time driving his Ford con- vertible . . . hails from Penwyn . . . expects to work at land- scaping and nursery iobs. RICHARD A. WERNER HSKEETU Amulet 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Chorus T, 2, 3, Class Officers 1, 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, Homeroom Officers 1, 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, Homeroom Officers T Treasurer, 2 Treasurer, 3 Vice President, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Swimming 4, Track 1, 4, Volleyball 'l, 2, 3, Archive 4, Jazz Band T, 2, 3. Brown-eyed drum player of the band . . . always willing to help anyone . . . hunting is his favorite sport . . . can usually be seen driving his black Plymouth . . . hails from Mohnton . . . expects to major in forestry at Penn State BEVERLY J. VVHITE HBEVH Band I, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Student Council 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Gov-Lin 4 A proud possessor of natural curly hair . . . sweet personality . . . captivating smile . . . usually found talking with the girls . . , will never forget the trip to the UN in New York City . . . will make somebody a wonderful housewife. DONALD J. YOUNG HDONNIEH Band l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Chatterbox i, 2, 3, Gov-Lin 4, Archive 4, Hi'Y 2, Orchestra I, 2, Track 3, 4. Blushes quite easily , . . faithful paper boy at Yetters . . favorite sport is basketball . . . dislikes talkative girls , . played booming bass drum three years . . . would like to be- come an architect. SANDRA A. YOUNG HSANDYH Amulet 3, 4, Chatterbox 2, 3, Gov-Lin 4, Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Archive 4, Homeroom Officers I Vice President, 3 Secretary, Student Council 2, 4, Torch 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 President, Thes- pians 3, 4 Secretary, Girls' Octet 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Financial Secretary 4. This small, close-cropped girl hails from Kenhorst and has plenty of personality plus . . . admires the Air Force Cwonder wl1y?j . . . good all around student . . . dislikes catty people . . proud when chosen Y-Teen President . , . some lucky doctor's medical secretary. , sz ' I g i., , ' A FWFEFT 'li K 'ev 1 :-A ttf. .' .. wir- ai f , .4 ts., s f3gi,,fg,l5g-ings : Q. Qs , or f . Y .. . mc- 3' I P- u g . . A , V 1 l li 0 4, 4, if , ' i . 1 2 t. PHYLLIS J. WIEDER Pi-iYLL Chorus i, Girls' Glee Club l. You never hear a word from Phyll . . . can really put away a dish of spaghetti . . . enioys TV and movies . . . would like to become a typist. ALICE A. YOUNG AL Gov-Lin 4, Archive 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. This cute green-eyed gal hails from Lincoln Park . . . full ol fun with a pleasing personality . . . a real sharp dancer . . . loves all Italian food . , . dislikes catty people . . . looking forward to being a private secretary. flea, fd avi' M emoriczm JOAN HARTZ RONALD KRING October 14, 1953 January 12, 1951 In Memoriam The roll is called and all but Two are here. They have been summoned To eternal rest. Though sadness fills our hearts and clouds our eyes, A greater will than ours has deemed if best. We mortals know so little of God's plan. A our tea rs and sorrows we can see With ll-liss almighiyy and prevailing hand 1' . ,L ' pi Y 1 lead h r a ' :Email-, - 1 5 a es our ives an molds our destm . 1.5, .. ,, A, 'Pl hy. . . F,.i,gE,, x . N 55, - . y , law: gf, A ,aj L' , ,5..5,g4.1.5 5 a , ALLAN DAVlD MARKS :L 1 . 'il. X f -, ,V 'L K ig . : ,p,g2i5f-A I ,-5-'M e,'h ' A Q.- 51 r. I ,v.. 'i UEft'P. flf,1 ns 1 84 1' ' .W . ' 57- 1 ' K' 'ffLA,fsf W ' 5 i - u ff. 'W A-: fafii f- lfggwzlg 1 Zalltgv' 93115 'lil' 314: 1 1152739 if Y . H7111 , H ri.-' '- wr, , '4 'iff 'T l'll1' 1 '1Ellkl'llax': 1 , A , ' .M fail' im, , , J, 1, . , 1 ,n.. :.fi:-.-v, ,,i-W,-. . V 'na .f,7..ii,gl,,i,,5cmf,,f,i.a 'f in gf? 1, V 'mlm ,zfw 1 ,Wi215sfff:'.if1M . A , ,f Slow' l 4- ' r. 1 1 'A -1 +1 N ,, , .f,,.'Q,M 5 4,il3b?3iLi5m.5?.,Vi,,, U5.3g?3?ZxiZM1i'..i,,',3 ,aj Na f Wi' :Smeg Q . ' ,L , 411,54 A 'T an 1 as i if n il-g,,k - ' , u --figiwy-mz'a'.1V+f.f-'1. an ' - - A .. 5 , WE: Z ' 1- kgfj,ilfg.,jvj'r:a 1 - fe . ff k A. 5 , V L Annie Get Your Gun Directed by MRS. FLORENCE C. SCHRACK Little Girl Boy 77 Charlie Davenport 7 Mac 7 7 7 7 7 George7 77 7 Foster Wilson Dolly Tate 7 Winnie Tate 77 Tommy 7 7 Frank Butler Mary Jane 7 Annie Oakley Jackie 7 Jessie Minnie 77 7 . 7 7 Buffalo Bill 777 7 7 Conductor and Footman Pawnee Bill 7 Sitting Bull 7 7777 7 77 Second Boy and Messenger Mrs. Sylvia Porter 7 7 Mrs. Schulyer Adams 7 Guest 7 7777 777777777777 7 7 Waiters 7 7 EXTRAS-Lowell Kessler, CAST OF CHARACTERS 7 7777SHlRLEY KRING 77 77 77EDGAR MULLER 77JOHN FOCHT 7 7. 7777 LEE WALTON 7 DONALD YOUNG 777 77DONALD KIMBERLING 77 7 7777 JANE HARTING 7777777ELlZABETH KEIPER 7JACK SCHWEITZER 7 77 7JOHN TUCKER 77 HSANDRA YOUNG 7 7DORIS GUIGLEY 7777MARY LOU LUTZ 77 77 JEAN WEIK 77 77 7 ..LOlS SHERK 7 777777 MARY ALTHOUSE 7 77777 RODNEY BIMSON 777DENNlS BENTZ 7 7 7 7JOHN BRIGHT 7 7BRUCE COLDREN 7 PAUL BOLLMAN 7 77CORINNE MUNRO 77 7 77 7. JEAN HEINE SANDRA BLEWETT 77 7 7.7BRUCE BURKEY Joyce Bockweg, Bradley Breneman, Bruce Daniels, Anne Louise Francis, Eugene Fritz, Gail Fritz, Elaine Graeff, Shir- ley Hirneisen, Frank Johnson, Colleen Kohl, Beverly Lynn, Betty Mast, Richard Mohler, Mary Niebaum, Carroll Rich- ards, Carol Schearer, Shirley Stauffer, Clair Steffey, Clair Stoner, Jack Stover, William Trusty, Marlene Umbenhouer, Geraldine Shue. W. ' 4' ' my ,, H .f f ww W I A ff' . tw- gQ,,,w P v' 'jk Y' f V W f , M My xg, 2 ' ' V Y f , QR ' 1, - 5' - T Q 2sg iw3E13: Q if S551 f Qx il First row, left to right: Dunkleberger, Ache, Mr. Kistler, Beatty, Bartels, Second row: Craley, Bowers, Brown, Anderson, Bentz, Barrett Conrath. Third row: Franco, Born, Bergman, Blimline, Fioravante, Ecken roth, Bixler, F., Bixler, J., Colclren, Blankenbiller, Borner. Fourth row: Bigony, Althouse, Durland, Burkhart, Davis, Fritz, Fosnocht, Agsten. junior lass Officers Circle at left, left to right: Thomas Frees, Presi- dent, William A. Morrow, Sponsor, Larry Agsten, Vice President. Circle below, left to right: Joanne Young, Secre- tary, Mrs. Florence Schrack, Sponsor, George Stephan, Treasurer. ..T...... l I r-X si- .s T. l lllli '-'-L- L' i , - .. In i '. , l -A. -.. ,,, 1 -4' .... ,, , .,.. au Ov ,,-. . -Qs 1 ' ri. 3? 0? rs L 4 rx 5 'I ep Y TXQQ Q Niiff. ' P ' -5 .4 , A , ,M lL: Y Y iw Above, first row, left to right: Groff, Fuzer, P, Frankhouser, Heckman, C. Heebner, Gockley, Mr. Morrow, Fioranante, Gechter, D, Frankhouser, Gehret, Fox, Second row: B. Griffith, Ford, Helbig, Godshall, Hafer, Third row: S, Griffith, Fritz, Fries, Geibel, J. Heebner, Hain, Hoffa. Fourth row: Hamaker, Gobitas, G. Groff, Jordan, Hendricks, Hartman, Hornberger. Below, first row, left to right: Klopp, Hoch, Himmelberger, Loose, Kazrnierczak, Mrs. Sell, Hertzog, Houshower, S. Johnson, B, March, lmes, S. March, Second row: Kern. Third row: Krtabb, Hershberger, Leonard, Hill, G, Johnson, Kreitz, Killian, Hofferf. Fourth row: Mathias, Lane, Messner, Meyers, Knerr, KGZITTBY. Fifth row: McVaugh, Mason, Miller, Koenig, Ludwig, Kissinger, Kriclc, Longenecker, Klimped. L ,.. 3'-LT cp M '-1-7 ,,- jg: M a . V ,, u l C --7 ----w as Above, first row, Plevyak, B. Mohn, row: Rightmyer, J Paul, Umbenhouer Below, fzrst row, Scifrit, J. Yerger, Weaver, Singerlin Webber, Royer, Z 1 4 -43 f-4 , 3 I 1- -I-wr fi ,HI I I I I? Sl I -IX , . If 9 . , , , X: rw.. I X I Af? I I ,- . 4 Barbara Brooks Mrs. Lila Brooks Betsy Brooks Jill Higgins ,,,. ,,,.....,. , Mrs. Carol Willis Mrs. Monica Russell Ruthie . Louise aa,, . . Mr. Horace Brooks Bruce Brooks . . Jerry Caldwell Rodney Russell , Mr. Edgar Russell Mr. Claude Willis Pee Wee e.sa. H Jughead u,.IAN 6 f, JP-f Og fdwz, 42' A9-'I wg PWM ,JM VIOLIN L, Q7 Once in Every Family Directed by MISS KATHRYN O. SHOWALTER CAST OF CHARACTERS .. F. MARGARET TURNER , o,,e DAWN M. BEATTY oo,, NANCY J. WINK . LORNA A. SWEITZER . . . ,.,..o, GAIL L. JOHNSON . M. MARGARET SCHRACK DORIS D. HECKMAN ,. BARBARA A. BARRETT . .,,,,,., BARRY D. WHITE . LARRY G. RIGHTMYER . ...,. JOHN R. DAVIS JAMES L. MEYERS . JACK A. BURKHART RICHARD C. REESER ., ,,,., THOMAS R. FRIES . DAVID C. DURLAND 15 ff 4 Aa D g C il CJ OJ XXSICJO gf S Tx U 4 is . HJ QNM gg WD' l ...jx CJ CD Q 5 if f tt i'1 Lllllll .J wr 'i f T' x V' if' I, xr gt -ar? Above, first row, left to right: Brendle, Brandt, Bausher, Bogache, Connell, Mr. Slwrawder, Coldrcn, Davis, Clauser, Breneman. Second row: Collins, J, Adams, Anderson, Clift, Deppen, Dudek, Dunlen berger, Bitler, Boyd, Garviclr, Beiber, Dalton, lilly, Behm, Diller Third row: Jenkins, B, Adams, Dougherty, Beard, Binkley, Deidricli, Eby, Drey, Gable, Frantz. Below, first row, left to right: Grurnling, E. Fritz, Elliott, Feger, Fry, Richards, Eitnier, M. Fritz, Gehman, D. Fritz, Second row: Frymoyer, Fuzer, Embich, H. Geist, Hatt, Good, R. Heilman, Gray, Flexer, G. Fritz, Eckenrotlw, Eager. Third row: Graeff, Henry, Glass, Hinkle, Hartz, Geiger, G, Geist, M. Heilnian, Heft, Haessler. I T 'T . . T i A . ii! J I I 5 ' I 4.73 'f T't -LJ 407 Above, first row, left to right: Hamaker, Hoffman, Harting, Hoffmann, Henry, Miss Showalter, Hill Hartz, Harb. Habenschus. Second row: Haas, Joan Hoffert, N. Hoffert, C. Lutz, S, Lutz, Hornberger James Hoffert, Hirneisen, Hettinger, Hoch, Hulsizer, Hassler, Haushower. Third row: Leid, Kantner Jordan, Lyks-ns, Hocutt, D. Kerling, King, Houck, L. Kerling, Kirlin. Below, first row, left to right: Killian, Schmehl, Lerch, Lynn, Miss Blatt, Kalinowski, Kramer, L. Schlouch, Mattes, Manderewicz. Second row: Keim, A. Kring, B. Kring, Manderbach, Seeger, Rinck, Ruffner, W. Schlouch, Schroeder, Trupp, Koenig, Letsche. Third row: Miller, McCoy, Sanders, Schultz, Roth, Schnacler, Singerling, Oxenreider, Ruth, Shakespeare. -in-Urn. 5- M, .af 1 f.,g, QQ f -P - fa V. l O .I gg v' . ru I Y' Q gl- Above, first row, left to right: Rienecker, Nettles, Seiders, Reiter, Rickenbach, Miss Zweizig, Reed, Self, Riecken, Pierce. Second row: Robert Redcay, Parker, Springer, Smith, Plevyak, Parks, Noll, Nies, Mohn, Skusa, Strausser. Third row: Rinehart, Richards, Snyder, Stauffer, Petricoin, Slaybach, Ronald Redcay Pascoe, Ponzol, Stork. Below, first row, left to right: Weidner, Woerner, Wanner, Yerger, Vanino, Mr. Bryan, G, Unger Thompson, P, Unger, E, Stott, Second row: Zerbe, Witmer, J, Stott, Weaver, Yocum, Wieder, Wagner Third row: Weller, Werley, Webber, J. Werner, Young, Zook, Waldman, D. Werner, Wenrich, Talarico Troxell. Aoi, lllv mf, 1 , 0 -ol' -f JH' 4 ,nt 0' 4 4 ti Q? Q EAA! P-'Q Q- -e its-.gliicrr ,X ' In 'Ma -Q, wh GI? Above, first row, Brenernan, Nancy Brendle, Sandra Brendle, Mr. Klopp. Blankenbillrpr, Second row: Bare, Bruder, Buchanan, Margaret Fry, HJ, Bollman, Bryan, L, Bollman, Third row: Barbon, Breidegam, Beatty, t, Barnett, Artz, Brett, Fourth row: Bucks, Bechtel, Ache, Douglas Badinger, R. Bowman, Bingarnan, Bowers. Below, first row to right: Hoshour, Fister, Barbara Fritz, Good, Pennepacker, Fox, R. Gehman Dieter, F. Fisher, Second row: J, Gehman, Koch, Geist, Curry, Ford, Griffith, Carbaugh, Frey Guest, Diehl, Third row: Fosnocht, Guistwite, Ciemiewicz, D, Fisher, Glass, Byron Fritz, Dietrich, Hatt Guigley. Fourth row: Frantz, Eshelrnan, Lesher, Eyrich, Christ, Hartz, Groft, Fredericks, Hardy. ts ,,s f I gvi 'f ll. O C Q '-9-, 9 QJJ 1 ,X -,I l l rl.. '-K Q A KA 5.1: ,L A ,J ' qi.. 117 , i QQAJC l 'W 35 AJQ lL NFL Kohl, Hess, E. Houck, Hyneman, Mrs. Evans, Kachel, Heck, Kalina, Hoyer X 'Ll J MW Hoffman, Heffner, Kring, Joyce Lutz, A, Klinger, I Klnnger, Joanne Lutz 'in U jf! XL! M, Houck. Third row: Hoffert, Horst, Hoernle, J. Martn, rczfwski, Keenan . qxgjxlfy N Lewandmi Krick, Hill, Kaylor, Landis, Leinback, Kiwg, ont 91 ,J f h ,,cl ij 8,1 V kg, czlyjf Sf' 1 ' , ll , Tl 14M U LJ xi, L X . ll ,f , . Q in L U . L i gd- fi l XX X J, XJ 3, AX fl ll r J Wi L A A L K' J ' -l N ,QJ f I. , el Hirst , left tojright: V, Miller, Niebaum, L. Lutz, M. Mix? Ml Le ' ,l er, D. Moyer , V' ' A .J Oul Stlc Second YUM! Pahl Moser Munro Mathias Moran o Qlw X s Polkowski i fi 1 i d row C Messner A Miller Loose Luenta K u QI ,Nl Matz McLean 1 ,,, I 1 I : , , , , , , kb r, u L 'Cf ,X 'N f . JLfTh 1 . , . ' , , ' ', . L . 1 , , . , Aff VJ JL X u row: I. dwig, L, Matz, Masel, B, Moyer, Longenecker, lwuck f ey ,' essner, McVauglw JCJ' l Cv ohn X ' 1 ' ' L! A IV lj JB W xx ' U 1 ' f W W first row, left to right: Tothero, Reber, Shull, Rader, Mrs Capkovic, Raudenbush, Reiner! J. Musser, Second row: Ruth, Swartz, Scheiwe, Stunz, Schleoel, Reed, Storer, Ruppert, Rick Tlwird row: Weinhold, Roberts, L, Moyer, Raezer, Stauffer, Ristenbatt, A. Moyer, Planer, Royer Musser. Fourth row: Nertavich, Rienecker, Shakespeare, J. Moyer, Ruffner, Rabzak, Oxenreider Oatmart, Piersol. I Below, first rovv, left to right: V, Woerner, Witwer, iii? ttle, Il sten, . Updike, Weyandt, Wink, Zintz, Yerger. Second row: Youndt, Betty Yo . ng, , rner, a nf . Wolfe, Wert, Barbara Young. Third row: Wails, Willingmyre, A. ner T ' ich, Schan Sh eiaeare, Shoff, Simmons, Woods. Fourth row: R. Werner, G. Wolfe, r wo 0X B. Srwder, K. Snyder, D. Snyder. 6 J Q. 'Nu' xx?- A, 5 ftmwtv-. J kj lf 1' Az j,.n K' . 'i'-1-'cf' ij' ' fy ,W l.-fa, ,, fy ,X if y. il - Student C ozmcil jJ'f- L 'Li EJ. , L.:::.L X al IMC. ..... if K 2,555-g::,:f ,53.5g,g..Ui ,, '.,k if 1 W f . 5 :.. 4 K K-EE, X. - ' , 4 , C our! Qi iv 11':'::'.':::' r WW YS..- ' . . ,- NATIONAL Hdnolz SOCIETY Mn S Z 0 S f 2 S W Qi Vs Lf Amul el Y-Teens i '7' ed PROGRAM FEATURES WERNERSVILLE Werncrsville high school will be fea- tured on tomorrow's broadcast of the Mustang Parade, Wernesville high school's Terry Brossman will play several selections on the organ, Some of these tunes will be Chinatown, Mission of St. Augustine, Oh, Mein Papa, and Mambo Jumbo. The senior high school girls' chorus will sing several selections. Mitflin's latest news will have its regu' lar spot on the program. Donald Kimber- ling will be the master of ceremonies on this week's Mustang Parade. IT INAAY BE TRUE THAT THE COUGAIS Anevouew GOVEP CURTAINS TO BE PURCHASED Decorative drapes, which will also serve as a means of darkening the audi torium for films, have been ordered from Walter Strause, Shillington merchant. The curtains are being purchased from a three hundred dollar gift fund presented by the Shillington High T953 graduating class along with ,,--,Sf Q.. mg. a-- -, - 4 -,.sN PAGE EDITORS ARCHIVE STAFF BUSY The Archive staff has almost completed its part of the task of preparing the T954 yearbook. The first third was sent to thc Taylor Yearbook Company in Texas on Sunday, January TO. By Wednesday, Feb ruary TO, the second third will also be in the printer's hands. Plans for the last third are now being made. This section will be finished by Wednesday, March TO. Yearbooks will be distributed to students before the close of the school term. PROOF READERS AND NEWS WRITERS . BUT FOR EVEN A COUGAR A lg F:ll'nN' MUSTANG IS TOUGH iiigtttst YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL By John Bright Juniors, as well as seniors, began serv- ing as monitors for the second semester as of yesterday. These monitors were ap- proved by your Student Council at its last meeting and will serve the remainder of the school year. 50 so GIRLS' SEASON ENDS VICTORIOUSLY The girls' basketball team ended its sea- son victoriously by defeating West Read- ing tothe tune of 45-35. Being olayed on Friday, January 29, it was the first girls' basketball game to be played on West Reading's new floor. Gaining a decisive lead in the first quarter, the Mustangettes held the lead throughout the game, Leading the team in the scoring department was Frarces Horst with 23 points. PRINTERS 3 V.:- EDITCJRIAL This problem cannot be regulated too well by the teacher in charge or the Ii- brarian because they don't know which students really wish to do serious study. lt is the obligation of the person him- self to use the permit with discrimination. He should observe if his going to the library for pleasure is habitual and curb it. The teachers can, however, be on the lookout for the person who always wants a permit for no apparent reason. To him should be denied the privilege of leav- ing the study. l.et's all try to make an honest effort this week to let the other fellow who really needs a permit use it. TYPISTS K U6 A Q ,, am fn we . -in, Aw X 1 9 N, X ,S . ng N, , X X 1 .xl -f..,4.-4-an 'z ...... x M, .as-4 nruu fa-vs - u- .A-wp ' H ---1... em HN .1 Q N - . 1. A -.- ,GM-..,f ..j ' Sv wg , - 3, 11.1 V, . -'sash' ..,,,, V 'f' V bu V. fm - iw. I 4 Y rv'-1. . ,wild . -- . Jn... . ... -4' Ai .i . ..' .,.,.., ' 'Wm fikafl 5. WJ 5, 1 ... --.f ' ' ' W 4. - ' 1- - wif X- 1.1 H .is 'g.5..., 'ui ,. , A QI- -'N--v L... f s- . 0 W Nm Nhiffl J 'Y f 'S' '-1.5 1 if N , -1, , , , 1 I ,:NQ,,,..,.Wo-1. . u .vinyl 1 , W' -ix A . AW ti 'wig R44-'5'1tf' V '17 'i- iii' gy M I K4 vs' 1 l- - - Ak,fA: 1n ' - :ex-Lain.. '-.i'L5ilQmv f J. ' fm Rf 'Y . -up , gr ,i. ,4 ' ' 1 ' . .w ' L - , ' X. 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ALLEN RICHARDS Director of Athletics '70 ' ,gr 59f'V75'fQmf Inf -7 J it :WJ ,., r K' tw ks?-I A e' Mustangs WILLIAM H. FIRING Footb II C h r-5,6 3 1, fem fe o- fe: .X V f my? - -1.78- ' in f i -,ff T ff, 1 -my , in-Q Mfr? ff '-f fa.. 31, F SENIORS 1,-ff 1 fi i '1' W7 Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor FOOTBALL SCORES 1953 Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Whitehall Spring City Wilson Royersford Muhlenburg ,Upper Perkiomen Boyerfown West Reading Schuylkill Haven X ill 1 IIA Nx' Y' 5 IQ x Q A I .nigh-..:1'a A v .gf -,hw ,, 1. lyk-5 A 6544 l I 11 I , TI., , A iz- Gov. MARKS Gov. Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov TUCKER Gov. Gov. Gov. Gov. Gov. v-v . K if ,. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES l 954 Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin IA .r 4 Wh Amity Muhlenberg . West Reading Wyomissing Sinking Spring Kufztown Wernersville Mt. Penn Birdsboro Wilson Hamburg Muhlenberg West Reading Wyomissing Kutztown Mf. Penn Birclsboro Wilson Hamburg 44 59 61 44 70 56 60 47 57 52 44 7l 78 52 63 38 40 42 4 . 1 g - JASINSKI 5' A WERNER JoHN M. TULLEY Basketball Coach if 011' I r' M M U1 il Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov. Gov Gov Gov Gov Gov. Gov. BASKETBALL SCGRES l 954 Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Amity Muhlenberg . West Reading Wyomissing ,L Sinking Spring Kufztown Wernersville L, Mt. Penn . . Birdsboro Wilson Hamburg H ,. Muhlenberg H West Reading Wyomissing ..,. , Kufzfown G... L MT. Penn . Birdsboro ,, , Wilson .. Hamburg . ....... . W ROBERT L. BRYAN Co-Captains .Af f E an-Y' W N 'wen -l I' iii ,rg W izwifw Tfflff 6 K V iq Y Q ..' CO-CAPTAINS and COACH Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Hockey G 2 West Reading 2 Wilson G 2 Muhlenburg 4 Mount Penn O Wilson l Muhlenburg N ,,, si 'J XP r Y i.w -V j, I Q.- ,H,, s.. if if P 5 .1 :Q ' L ,S fu Seniors Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Governor Basketball Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin HORST x X, , IF nj X 'I ff QP EJ Q., x 4, N 5 1 2 U ' n LYNN K. HELBIG fi JOHNS xv' R? f, W N ' P 'S HOFFERT - 6 IL- W'-Vffw ae' I 1- 1 . .A y 4- 1 X k hi 1 fd- f,5.:f5:v fi. 'vp' .Rh 2 If: - 43 Ty? X ijt: -su. if X psf?-Z ' ' -F-121 ,. ' 'A '- ' f vlyi ,hw , kz f l mfz 'isp-J,'F ff -s 4, - 4,4 1 vf-,,. ' 3-T' 'un' 42 ,V i lil i L I if' I I I fl' I 1 3 saga e . P- G . C 2 I S Gov Gov. Gov Gov Gov Gov SWIMMING SCORES 1954 Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin Mifflin li-----..--L....L.... . L Wilson West Reading Lancaster Lancaster Wilson West Reading .4l . SWIMMING TEAM MR, CHARLES CUPER Swimming Coach . I Q 'inn' 5 ' , ' ' . ' Q mm ' x yi. ,, 'M . H 13 J LY' 4 ff .i v ,X 3 Q. n. X S ,JR QFA W 5 R 14 'Q E -, J -'44 W, E xy? Mffw X EEK' xx -Y Y ,Q Ak., 5 ., - QM, X Misha ' ,gm fi f .54 fi? 4-:Z ,N .. A , .-.Q 1 -E, Aka . . LW 'ifaw ,QiE'5?J1f'+': 1- Wg. if ,- ,, '-'V-Y 4, 1 ' . ,Z Q iii. Q ! 5353? ' . ,in 'L f3ff:if'f?1 ,L-' adam .g Q. .1 Q ' 3555 'Q A if ly. 1 .., ,5 30 V? .ue A f f gi , iw , ' we lW4L?Qv 5 1 A3,.-,-yy! ,MESA r x K , , W N 1 4 'w,,g.n- ,f. N. : ,udp gal' f X :ww :gas -vy :ff 2? W 'VN W ..zA,?f2' Q - Y K, Q i 1 41- LE' if' 'H '-- WS -Q. ww r, in K Q K s. 1.1 1' J ' D I www.. Wmmwm If .,,,.3', - ,rv-L T 191. -.FW - '- -it ' FRANCIS R. GELNETT Selinsgrove High School B.S., Susquehanna University M.S., Bucknell University Commercial Subjects KENT A. BOLLMAN Red Basketball l, 2, Football lg Home Room Treasur- er 3g Student Council lg Swimming 3, Tennis 2. Never a dull moment around Kent . . . Yearns for a car of his own . . . main desire is a good time . . . enjoys Christmas vacations in New York . . . bound for college. .L f Q It Within the heart of every man there lies A tender spot for some familiar place That neither war nor travel can erase Nor can the distance ever break the ties. And in the calm of lonely, quiet nights, The thought of once again returning there Sets off a fantasy that's free of care. The fantasy is lost with dawning lights. But still the thoughts and hopes will linger on, And when man can return, when dreams are real, He'll close his eyes to all things changed and feel That all has been the same while he was gone. He'll wake and take his place in life once more And everything will go on as before. SANDRA BLEWETT fi' in ! x,' 3 . 9 'h.:f Qs Joan Kidd and Earl Rudloff, two Gov- ernor Mifflin students, were honored this year by the acceptance of their suggestions for the names of the ath- letic teams and yearbook. Joan named the athletic teams the Mustangs and Earl won the naming contest of the yearbook staff with his proposal of Archive, , C2 N '5 ,Q uv RJ I N ' gf Q 'Q 1' W , f.. 7h7,g2Q X LQ X X X X 1 QixX f 5. X.. .P' 6 V lin .6753 fl.- ..--,. ..- -- lin 4 1 Y 4 I . K -1 ' .Lu 1-wg 'ae ff., J 'mm ' . f 'v ' . v X : z,.-15: A ., ... ' ' 153 X .2221 433211-5? Q 1 I 19 ,L X ! f 1- 1, ' .L rkgivgf I x X ,gag 'K If lg L if 5 ' if 2 53 is . , , , , . If , Wg: , 'V ,I ' 5 ff, , V W ' . 'iw' . , 7 5135 A Q , 1 ' , fu' 913' mi TWP-8 Q Q A ll 13 v- 9' 5 C lass Play NIMH was VF' 4 . ' K5 fe ' 1- K N I X si Twosomes ' lg, Best All Around ati Best Looking UC J 51 SW! 5,1 X +R x . XX Q W Best Dressed Favorite Senior Couple e Z Z K Twosomes 'Q 0 7 G , , in-f e , e ,f A 2 New 3 n Most Sfudious i -,fy ,JVM ,, 1 ' np-.,,,, , '. f' T! 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Bentz, Dennis E.-226 Reading Ave., Shillington, Pa. Bimson, J. Rodney-l3l l Fern Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Blewett, Sandra J.-34 N. Holland Ave., Shillington, Pa. Bockweg, Joyce I.-lO34 Fern Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Bollman, Kent-400 Penna. Ave., Shillington, Pa. Bollman, Paul W.-301 Chestnut St., Shillington, Pa. Bosold, Gary A.-1026-Fern Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Boyer, J. Alan-l 21 Reading Ave., Shillington, Pa. Boyer, Janel B.-R. D. No. 2, Mohnton, Pa. Boyle, Ronald F.-28l Parkside Ave., Lincoln Park, West Lawn, Pa Brendle, James R.-R. D. No. l, Reading, Pa. Breneman, Bradley M.-304 Second St., Shillington, Pa. Brickbauer, Barry A.-20 Maple St., Shillington, Pa. Bright, John H.-Wernersville, Pa. Burkey, Bruce E.-R. D. No. 2, Mohnton, Pa. Burkhart, Ronald L.-lOl3 New Holland Road, Kenhorst, Pa. Clemens, David R.-R. D. No. 2, Mohnton, Pa. Coldren, Bruce T.-136 Washington St., Shillington, Pa. Daniels, Bruce R.-l0l2 Commonwealth Blvd., Kenhorst, Pa. Derr, Teresa N.-Fairview St., Mohnton, Pa. Dylewski, M. Phyllis-330 Phila. Ave., Shillington, Pa. Eckert, Anita L.-517 High Blvd., Kenhorst, Pa. Fisher, Larry N.-Adamstown, Pa. Flickinger, Paul H.-l l9 New Holland Ave., Shillington, Pa. Focht, John C.-602 Gregg St., Shillington, Pa. Francis, Anne L.-212 State St., Shillington, Pa. Frees, Norma D.-R. D. No. 2, Mohnton, Pa. Fritz, Eugene E.-Bowmansville Road. Adamstown, Pa. Fritz, R. Gail-1340 Columbia Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Gehman, Carl R.-239 E. Main St., Adamstown, Pa. Gehman, Roscine F.-34 Woodland Ave., Mohnton, Pa. Gerhart, James W.-226 Church St., Mohnton, Pa. Glassmyre, William C.-R. D. No. 2, Mohnton, Pa. Goodman, David P.-32 New Holland Ave., Shillington, Pa. Graetf, Elaine M.-l 61 7 Gregg Ave., Reading, Pa. Guigley, Doris A.-Main Street, Mohnton, Pa. Harting, Jane L.-33 Washington St., Shillington, Pa. Heine, Jean L.-607 March St., Shillington, Pa. Helbig, Cathrine M.-R. D. No. l, Mohnton, Pa. Hill, Carl L.-R. D. No. l, Mohnton, Pa. Hirneisen, Shirley H.-R. D. No. 2, Sinking Springs, Pa. Hoernle, Roberta A.-321 N. Waverly St., Shillington, Pa. Hoftert, Kerry D.-322 S. Wyomissing Ave., Shillington, Pa. Horst, Francis I.-125 Penna., Ave., Shillington, Pa. Jasinski, Robert-319 Second St., Shillington, Pa. Johnson, Frank H.-l Elmwood Ave., Lincoln Park, West Lawn, Pa Johnson, Mary A.-R. D. No. l, Mohnton, Pa. Kachel, Marion A.-R. D. No. l, Mohnton, Pa. Kalinowski, Pauline K.-34 Second St., Shillington, Pa. Keiper, Elizabeth A.-1615 Gregg Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Keller, Ronald L.-214 N. Waverly St., Shillington, Pa. Kern, Meda A.-R. D. No. l, Mohnton, Pa. Kessler, Lowell F.-R. D. No. 2, Sinking Spring, Pa. Kimberling, Donald D.-7l0 N. State St., Shillington, Pa. Klinger, Carl E.-R. D. No. l, Mohnton, Pa. Kohl, Colleen H.-308 S. Sterley St., Shillington, Pa. Kohl, Joan L.-R. D. No. l, Mohnton, Pa. Kohl, June E.-R. D. No. l, Mohnton, Pa. Kotula, David J.-l4l9 Fern Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Kring, Shirley M.-268 E. Main St., Adamstown, Pa. Kulp, Jacqueline L.-R. D. No. l, Reading, Pa. Leiby, Richard F.-28 New Holland Ave., Shillington, Pa. Lotz, Donald C.-27 Spruce St., Shillington, Pa. i i Lutz, David A.-206 N. Church St., Mohnton, Pa. Lutz, Mary Lou-303 Second St., Shillington, Pa. Lutz, Richard J.-R. D. No. i, Denver, Pa. Lutz, Shirley A.-R. D. No. l, Denver, Pa. Lynn, Beverly J.-250 N. Church Street, Mohnton, Pa. Marks, Allan D.-117 Madison Ave., Mohnton, Pa. Marshall, Sylvia A.-1346 Fern Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Mast, Betty J.-1420 Cortland Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Miller, Gloria R.-221 Main St., Mohnton, Pa. Mohler, Richard E.-R. D. No. 2, Sinking Spring, Pa. Mueller, Marianne H.-1432 LaCrosse Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Muller, Edgar M.-421 March St., Shillington, Pa. Munro, Corinne L.-Elverson, Pa. Niebaum, Mary E.-22 E. Wyo. Ave., Mohnton, Pa. Overly, Ralph R.-1115 Fern Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Phillips, Roy P.-1327 LaCrosse St., Kenhorst, Pa. Polgar, Veronica A.-512 Elsie St., Shillington, Pa. Reigner, Shirley E.-129 Washington St., Shillington, Pa. Richards, Carroll L.-l l ll New Holland Road, Kenhorst, Pa. Richards, Kathleen V.-28 W. Summit St., Mohnton, Pa. Roland, Richard A.-32 Lash St., Shillington, Pa. Rollman, Sherry M.-310 S. Miller Street, Shillington, Pa. Rudloff, Earl W.-R. D. No. 2, Mohnton, Pa. Ruffner, Joan E.-76 Fairview St., Mohnton, Pa. Salsburg, William-Box 7, Shillington, Pa. N Schearer, Carol J.-213 N. Brobst St., Shillington, Pa. , Schnader, Nile S.-R. D. No. i, Mohnton, Pa. Schnader, Vincent P.-35 S. Wyo. Ave., Shillington, Pa. Schneider. Rose Marie-26 Penna. Ave., Shillington, Pa. Schonour, Elizabeth M.-R. D. No. 2, Sinking Spring, Pa. Schweitzer, Jack A.-47 E. Main St., Adamstown, Pa. Seifert, Martha E.-R. D. No. 1, Mohnton, Pa. Sharadin, Joan A.-1119 Broadway Blvd., Kenhorst, Pa. Sherk, Lois K.-500 Sherwood St., Shillington, Pa. Shue, Geraldine D.-180 N. Chestnut St., Mohnton, Pa. Simmons, Donald J.-215 Phila. Ave., Shillington, Pa. Specht, Nancy D.-R. D. No. l, Reading, Pa. Stauffer, Shirley A.-R. D. No. l, Mohnton, Pa. Steffey, Clair T.-R. D. No. 2, Mohnton, Pa. Steffey, William M.-R. D. No. l, Reading, Pa. Stoner, Clair S.-R. D. No. 2, Mohnton, Pa. Stover, Jack. L.-947 Fern Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Sweigert, Dennis G.-1516 Meade St., Kenhorst, Pa. Sweitzer, M. Deward-R. D. No. l, Reading, Pa. Texter, John H., Jr.-Madison Ave., Mohnton, Pa. Tobias, Clair W.-321 W. Elm St., Shillington, Pa. Trusty, Wiliam E.-R. D. No. 2, Mohnton, Pa. Tucker, John A. R.-113 N. Miller St., Shillington Pa. Umbenhouer, Marlene F.-32 Hendle St., Shillington, Pa. Vass, Albert L.-R. D. No. 2, Sinking Spring, Pa. Walton, Lee R.-233 Penna. Ave., Shillington, Pa. Wanner, Bruce L.-269 E. Main St., Adamstown, Pa. Weik, Jean L.-114 N. Miller St., Shillington, Pa. Weinhold, Clarence J.-R. D. No. 1, Reinholds, Pa. Weinhold, Pauline-R. D. No. l, Denver, Pa. Weiser, Paul A.-1029 New Holland Rd., Kenhorst, Pa. Werner, Gordon L.-R. D. 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