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

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Marjorie Ann Lech leitner Margie I'LL NEVER FORGET: Our terrific class . . . the three . . . my friend Carol . . . Rock Hall with Mary . . . Vi's and the old K. K .... the Green Mosquito . . . the talking mouse . . . the mouse's father . . . double dates . . . parties . . . Girls' En- semble . . . 'ith Grade Fan Clubs CCapD . . . Zack and my Sophomore year . . . the men . . . Manny and the birdie . . . Atlantic City - 1958 , . . class trips . . . riots in homerooms . . . Hershey . . . Carol and her boys . . . Whitey and J. T. . . . games . . . County Chorus . . . the Skunk . . . trips to Twin Kiss . . . Lariat problems . . . all the great times with Barry . . . my Junior and Senior years . . . and our great W. R. H. S. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Candy kid . . . capable Lariat feature editor . . . math troubles . . . contribu- tions to MacDowell and Ensemble . . . pal, Bohny . . . love for chewing gum . . . we have term papers . . . her attraction to Barry . . . acceptance to Kutztown. -E' Kathleen Ruth Miller riKathY1a PLL NEVER FORGET: My neat class . . . the summer of '58 . . . my best friend Louise and our many good times together . . . Mr. Campbell's English class . . . football and basket- ball games . . . Shorthand . . . CINDY . . . Band . . . times with Carol . . . the Sunday Afternoon ride with Entz . . . the P. J. Party I had . . . Entz ii, We ,. running through the bleachers . . . Bonnie's admiration for Richie Ashburn . . . Bloomsburg . . . Ocean City, Maryland . . . Bonnie's car . . . my pal, Joyce Goodhart . . . the cloak room . . . P. A. D .... Miss Hippert and Miss ii Stoudt . . . the old Yarnell Street gang . . . Carolyn . . . Urs, Vicki, and Bobbi . . . class trips . . . and last but far from least, my entire Senior year. WE'LL ALVVAYS REMEMBER: I-Ier small stature . . . twirler in the Band . . . neat wardrobe . . . quiet ways . . . many P. I. parties . . . her secret admiration for a certain boy . . . good seamstress . . . her black hair . . . her willingness to help others . . . future secretary. fames Ralph Lavigna Duma General I'LL NEVER FORGET: Coach's health classes . . . Mrs, Bolton . . . my father's truck . . . the year I drove up Penn Street on New Year's Eve with the truck . . . the parties . . . the boys . . . the K. K. and Viola . . . Fritz Davis . . . fishing . . . those ter- rific P. A. D. classes . . . those fifteen periods a week with Barger and his muscles . . . the gang at the hospital . . . the pay . . . the pep talks with Barger . . . the boat I made . . . the time I took my boat for its first cruise around the minehole . . . most of all, I'll never forget West Reading High. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: His many nicknames . . . unique dancing style . . . love for shop . . . his job at the hospital . . . our fisherman . . . arguments in P. A. D .... working at the fair . . . plans to join the Navy. Academic is Barry Anthony Lubas Count General I'LL NEVER FORGET: The Print Shop . . . our parties . . . our fights with Mr. Barger . . . the fun we had in typing class . . . wild times in Health class . . . fun with Ed in Biology . . . Coach . . . class trips . . . riding in Ed's Cadillac . . . the girls from Albany . . . hamburgers . . . the prom . . . setting up pins . . . painting the Craft Room . . . the tunnel . . . Mr. Schaeffer's math classes . . . grad- uation . . . and the class of '59. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The noble Count , . . his pal, Mr. Barger . . . life in the Print Shop . . . his second home in 11th Grade . . . Crafts Room . . . best friend, Strubs . . . printing programs with Auge . . . girls he met on Washington class trip . . . quiet nature. General Business 24 six?

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A, Z 3 ,x IH' R' ei' A it . , 5.11. '- l . - g.-,Re . W W Patricia Anne Koch 6 KPat! ! I'LL NEVER FORGET: The warm-hearted people that comprise W. R. H. S .... my first day at W. R. . . . the times I got lost . . . hayfever season . . . chess club riots . . . sicken- ing moments in Biology . . . the condemned driver education car . . . Grant's 1 immortal skid marks . . . Judy . . . Urs . . . Peggy . . . Joyce . . . troubles K with tumbling . . . Philadelphia class trip . . . hot pizza with Ardell and Vicki . . . Bonnie's Tom Collins without the gin . . . riots in Shorthand and Book- keeping . . . our wonderful basketball team for the '58-'59 season . . . Ronny . . . the classmates . . . my senior year at West Reading High. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Hard work on the class dance decorations . . . good commercial student . . . her dogs . . . the Health Class trip fthe big carl . . . her father's factory . , . transferring from Wilson . . . Rabbit . . . future plans. .',, , T E., - Grant Reese Krow 'cGfHHfll I'LL NEVER FORGET: Card games in the summer of '58 . . . chess games with jerry Wentworth and 1 Larry Stapleton . . . basketball at the Y . . . Erack's egg timer . . . lack ' I-Iuesman's gas money . . . the '58-'59 basketball team . . . STATE CHAM- PIONS '53-'59 . . . Bat man . . . Chunky . . . Clark . . , Stan Huyett - my tall friend from Wyomissing . . . seven years at Penn Avenue . . . M Coach and track . . . Mr. Campbell and I. V. basketball . . . Neen, Baz, Ed, Jack, Erack . . . the great class of '59. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Clark Kent, Alfalfa, Newt . . . the dribble king . . . author of the Physics book . . . pleasant remarks to others UD . . . spend-thrift of the Senior Class . . . his friend from Wyomissing . . . little Caesar . . . one of our many contribu- tions to Albright. Commercial Viclzi M ae Kroenig Vicki I'LIQ NEVER FORGET: General Our neat class . . . driver training . . . a certain person from Exeter . . . trips to the Y . . . our great basketball team . . . class trips . . . Shorthand class- es with Mr. Bilger . . . my old girlfriend, Ioan . . . friends from Wyomissing . . . walking to school with Kathy, Urs, Ross . . . our class clown, Fred . . . Ed and jim and the riots they caused . . . fun ice skating on the mine hole and the Tully . . . riding around in my Dad's red and white Pontiac with some of the kids . . . Neener's sharp car . . . finally our Senior Year. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Her homemaking ability , . . her pals, Bobbie and Kathy . . . interest in Camp Fire Girls . . . the boy from Exeter . . . her mixed-up schedule . . . quietness . . , tall stature . . . her typing ability . . . future Kutztown student. Scientific Edward Ioseph Kuhn HEdH . I'LL NEVER FORGET: ?ia ,-.self v ' 'lii'?f5g,., General Class of '59 . . . lim Daley, Goody, Bob and Fred Fink, Bomber, Chas, Stub, Count, Bob, Derf, Jack, Baz, Ricky, E , Grant . . . History . . . Neener and frisked by the police . . . proms . . . Sue with my ring . . . talks with Cathy, Digs, and Bonnie . . . Cheerleading with Chas, Denny, and Baz . . . STATE CHAMPIONS - '58-'59 . . . French and Health classes . . . Student Coun- cil . . . track . . . swimming at midnight . . . State Student Council Conven- tion . . . the Y . . . Hershey . . . Donna . . . Mifflin, Wyomissing games last year . . . Bloomsburg . . . my parents and the greatest school of all - West Reading. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: His many acquaintances . . . jimp contests . . . dancing ability . . . Student Council President . . . love for basketball . . . all his girls . . . the Ford con- vertible . . . sense of humor . . '. his junior high fan clubs . . . Mrs. Bolton's Kuhns . . . his dad's dead business . . . hopes for college. 23 HQ yronge R X

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, William F ox Munroe CK 9, Neener l'LL NEVER FORGET: My '34 Chevy coupe . . . the Impala . . . collecting protection dues . . . taking screws out of desks . . . trapping season . . . our class trips . . . Exeter football game, 1958 . . . health classes . . . Jim Waldron . . . Roland . . . the great half-mile run . . . Wildwood and Florida , . . the pool . . . gym class rumbles . . . going camping with Baz and Chas . . . hitch-hiking to Virginia . . . great football, track, and swimming teams . . . St. Margaret's and the Y . . . the cool guys in 12th grade . . . sleeping at the Salvation Army with Baz . . . the '34 Chevy vs. the '39 Chevy on Penn Avenue . . . the girls from Muhlenberg, Mifflin, and Central . . . Pam M . ola's . . . and our great class of '59I WE'LI. ALWAYS REMEMBER: Great love for Chevies - his metal Green Chevy . . . King of live Talk g . . . our artist . . . quiet slips in classes . . . M miler . . . nature lover - M' snakes . . . red hair and temper . . . his many, . . . future architect. G., Ioan Elaine Rossi HROSSH I'LL NEVER FORGET: Our gang . . . wild parties . . . all the fun cheering . . . red tights and that skirt that refused to stay down . . . my sudden interest in photography fdark- rooml . . . World's End . . . our girl, Bonnie . phobia of math . . . County Chorus . . . Margie and our talks . . . the prom of '58 . . . Babs and Syracuse . . . the Cummunist . , . Ursula and her boys . . . the summer of '58 . . . CHAZ . . . and the WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All-around girl athlete . . . long dark hair . . . her black leotards . . . love for math UD . . . our Miss Be-Teen representative . . . cil Secretary . . . her job at Pomeroy's . . . the party after the Exeter football game . . . her boy, Chaz . . . her future dreams. General ir mag . . drawing cartoons . . . Vi- many girls . . . sharp dresser X Lyncla fane Reichert Wh1fCY General Business I'LL NEVER FORGET: The class of '59 . . . graduation of '58 . . . episodes with Janice . . . the big baton . . . cheerleading . . . P. A. D .... my love for Shorthand . . . Carol's many problems . . . the paper boy . . . the wonderful people from St. james . . . my weakness for Buicks . . . my Navy friends . . . JoAnn . . . New Year's Eve of '58 and '59 . . . the Kiddie Korner and the kids . . . good times with Carol Wentworth . . . Mrs. Dowling and Mr. Barthold . . . County Chorus . . . class trips . . . Band . . . Vi's . . . meetings with JoAnn and our trade agreements . . . tap dancing at the concert . . . monopolizing the orga-n . . . the shortest school year - my senior year, and all the unforgetable times with ROSS. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The invisible one, Whitey . . . many moods . . . our school organist . . . Miss Pop-it from RHS . . . fowl troubles . . . love for cheering . . . star of the gym exhibition . . . teacher problems . . . her prodigies Dot and Lee . . . first student conductor of our band . . . swimming ability . . . red beetf' tan . . . her buddy, .lanice . . . and her love in the Army. General ,, lliiilihe ,. . . Be-Teen Contest . . . my great class of '59. the year as Student Coun- ii W r i gsm, ii . H X ,i,YF5,r..,,M ti thu We 2 H ma i , ..2,,.. H, Ursula Dora Ruefnnller Urs General Business I'LL NEVER FORGET: The day I came to West Reading . . . all the help l got . . . Whitey . . . P. A. D. classes . . . all the good games . . . my nicknames . . . class trips to Philadelphia and Washington . . . Lariat . . . trip to Jenkintown . . . most of all the great class of '59 and West Reading High School. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Her willingness to help others . . . her pal, Carolyn . . . all the teasing she took . . . our Fraulein . . . quiet ways . . , her hard work on the Lariat . . . faithful sports follower . . . her ambition and wonderful personality. 25 o i fi ,vi il Q!