West Reading High School - Vaquero Yearbook (West Reading, PA)

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.IANIQ l,l'l'I'RlQlC Pete Girl Reserves, 3, 45 Basketball, 3, Yearbook, 43 Monitor, 4. Pete likes anything that has to do with the out-of-doors and, therefore, gets a thrill out of most sports. She also enjoys dancing as well as good movies. In discussing the very interesting subject of food, she will never linish telling you about waliles. Most of her evenings at home Cif there is such a thingj are occupied in reading good novels. Looks forward to a secretarial position after graduation. XYILLIAM RUM M ICI, Peanut Mlm Hi-Y, 3, 45 Tennis. 4, Class Play, 43 A..-X., 4. Peanut Man heads the radical faction of our class. He has more impossible theories of life than anyone you can think of. He was recently barred from the VVest Read- ing High School Athletic Association, or, in other words. the pool room. Here's hoping you get reinstated, Nut Man. NORMA SAUBICR Norma Dramatics, 10. Norma is slightly on the independent side. and moreover, appears to take little interest in school events. Most of her interest seems to be focused in an entirely different direction . She shudders at the thought of bookkeeping class, but will, undoubtedly, become calmed at the mere thought of roast pork. Her main goal is that of an office position. Good luck, Normal 17

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DAXVN MOY ER 'Dawn Girl Reserves, 3, 43 Basketball, 3g Lariat, 3, 43 Monitor, 1, 2. Dawn is our inevitable question girl. She usually has quite a few up her sleeve and flings them out constantly. She follows the Commercial Course and is quite fond of shorthand. Frequently, her appetite takes her to the Far East Restaurant for some of the chicken chow mein. Her best friend is in training with the U. S. armed forces. JOHN MUHS nt' ' ' H .Slim Dramatics. 2, Basketball, 2. 3. 43 Track, 35 Class Y. Pres., 4: Yearbook. 4, Lariat, 4. Slim is endowed with a very high sense of humor. He has a good time about nearly everything he does, and can turn a serious situation into a joke with a few f'quips . He spends his spare time working at the Reading Air Chutes . Slim hopes to enter Annapolis or West Point after graduation. RICHARD NELSON Basketball, Z, 3, 45 Soccer, 35 Yearbook, 4, The angle of incidence is equal to the angle of exidenceu -that's Dick Nelson. Always ready to crack wise. His salty wit keeps the class in stitches. Strictly a woman- hater, he plans to enter the Merchant Marines as soon as he graduates. 16

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RICHARD SCHLEGEL --lame Hi-Y, 3, 43 Orchestra, Z. 3, -lg Soccer, 3: Track. 33 Class Treasurer, l, 23 Yearbook, 45 Lariat, 3, 4. Dick has been with the class since eighth grade. He is one of the more serious lads in the outiit. Schleg did a good job as the editor of the Lariat until he transferred to Albright at the end of the second quarter. His blonde hair and blue eyes attract plenty of chickens, but his heart belongs to one , MARY BETH SCHOFFR S0ph Drainatics, 25 Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Tennis, 3. 45 Class Secretary, l, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Lariat, 4g MacDowell Chorus, 3, 4. This Schofer's Bun-Girl answers to a host of monik- ers. She thrives on cokes with fountain lemon, but dis- likes stew and chemistry. Sophl' loves to dance and enjoys nothing better than cheerleading at a West Read- in-g basketball game. The First thing she asks upon seeing you is, Do you have anything for my 'Have You . . . ?' column F DAVID MGYER Daw Dramatics, 23 Hi-Y, Z, 3, Chaplain, 43 Track, 3, Class Play, 4g Lariat, 33 Monitor, l, 2, 3. Davy is the electrical wizard of the crowd. He also loves to argue about minor teclmicalities in physics and math classes. Davy is also taking exams for Annapolis and various other schools. He spends his spare time working for a West Reading florist. 18