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

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is FE? Ricarclo Vincent Scalese KCRiCk!! I'LL NEVER FORGET: My 4 years of football . . . football co-captain . . . my ankle injury . . . Mr. ,T Campbell and his saying, just one more time . . . Mr. Schaeffer y,,, , W ,, Bilger and basketball . . . Rich, Neen, Baz, Ed, Erack, Fred, Jim, and Chas I . . . Erack's Hood pictures in Philadelphia . . . riotous class trips . . . wild M gym and health classes . . . working up at the school with George, Kell, Fleck, and Doug . . . the New Year's Eve party '58 . . . my midget baseball days . . . Rocky . . . stranded at Lutz and Bidderman . . . the maroon Kaizer . . . Fred's plugs for our dances . . . Chico Carrosel . . . STATE CHAMPIONS '58- -W '59 . . . last but not least, all the times with the greatest girl in the world - Donna. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Small but mighty . . . always good-natured . . . Mr, Scalese, please call in . . . all-around athlete . . . hard worker . . . his one love, Donna . . . his Charles fohn Rulapaugh Shac General I'LL NEVER FORGET: All the fun I had in and out of school . . . ,lim Waldron . . . the time Lubas and I set the craftsroom on fire . . . arguments with teachers . . . my attempt at football . . . driving for Mr. Softee . . . collecting protection dues . . . running away with Baz . . . the night in jail . . . jerry's . . . parties at Forks, Campies, Mans, Izies . . . my trips to Florida . . . fun in Millmont, my second home . . . the Shack . . . my nicknames . . . dances . . . camping with Baz and Neen . . . when Pork and Pit burnt me at the steak . . . Baz's 49 and Neen's '34 . . . stepping on a stingray . , . swimming, golfing . . . crashing receptions . . . but most of all, I'll never forget loanie. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Our boy, Shale . . . class Ben Hogan , . . second home - Millmont . . . mechanical drawing whiz . . . Mr. Softee . . . his neighbor - Baz . . . future husband of the year. General dream-playing for the Cleveland Browns . . . future Biologist. X ' 5 4, .sc Carol Ann Wentworth Carol I'I.L NEVER FORGET: My brother's class . . . Sandi, Janice, and Whitey . . . Hockey games . . . ter- rific summers . . . moderate gym class . . . Ross: my Junior High alarm clock . . . K. K. . . . Vi's . . . Valentine's Day . . . Mr. Schaeffer . . . the gang wars in Senior Academic classes . . . Wyomissing FB game of '58 . . . New Year's Eve . . . parties . . . class trips - Washington, D. C .... feuds with White . . . Alds CTen Silver Dollarsj . . . letters from the NAVY . . . my coun- selor, Jerry . . . playing cards . . . Late, late shows . . . P. 1. times with Pudgie . . . her boyfriends . . . St. Mags . . . Christmas vacation of '58 . . . last and best, my class. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The blonde bomb . . . Senorita Wenzes . . . center on the hockey team . . . embezzling the class funds . . . con girl . . . feuds with Hafer and Walker . . . her friends, Janice and Whitey . . . forever talking . . . many activities . . . her friend in the Navy . . . always moving . . . neat personality . . . an- other contribution to Kutztawn. ,ft 1 , fumes Alfred Walher Jim Academic I'LL NEVER FORGET: The class of '59 . . . disaster - Walker meets Hafer . . . '58 Exeter game . . . Mr. Campbell . . . brother Fred . . . Mister Basketball -- Ron Krick . . . STATE CHAMPIONS '58f'59 . . . my 3 attempts at basketball . . . Ed and our midnite swim . . . Delaware with Hafers . . . the Poppy mill . . . sister Sandi . . . the 11th grade potato chip episode . . . my big mistake . . . Alds St Wences vs. Walker Gt Hafer . . . Christmas tree gathering with Freddie . . . my going away party at Delaware . . . New Year's Eve - '58 . . . Shoot them bats! . . . Frick and Frack on ice . . . Health classes . . . RUTHI . . . my Senior year. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Best friend, Freddie . . . the long black comb . . . love for football . . . class president . . . neat wardrobe . . . his girl, Ruthi . . . his part in the slipping battles . . . many expressions . . . fascinating eyes . . . hopes for the future, Albright College. Academic 26

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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!

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Barbara. lean Wills Bains Academic I'LL NEVER FORGET: W.R.H.S .... terrific class trips . . . Lariat troubles . . . last minute term papers . . . trig classes . . . letters and trips to and from Syracuse . . . fun- S filled vacations . . . my lost senior write-up . . . fun at hockey and basketball practices . . . tumbling - how we love it . . . driver training thrills . . . state championship games . . . great underclassmen friends . . . my senior year . . . great class of '59. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The third part of the 3 Musketeers . . . her tall stature . . . her accident in gym . . . love for Syracuse . . . ambition to be a nurse . . . hard work on the Lariat . . . her long hair . . . ability in hockey and basketball . . . her intelli- gence. Name M. Alderman B. Auge B. Becker B. Berkenstoclc B. Benz B. Blanning C. Bohn C. Dengler B. Entzminger R. Geiss F. Hafer C. Hagenbuch E. Heinz I. Huesman .l. Kapelski C. Kersclmer P. Koch V. Kroenig G. Krow E. Kuhn 1. Lcwigna M. Lechleitner B. Lubas K. Miller W. Munroe L. Reichert l. Rossi U. Ruemmler C. Rulapaugh R. Scalese I. Walker C. Wentworth B. Wills Jfenivfa boialwilim 1959-Wants To Be History teacher join the Marines loin the Navy join the Air Force Home Ec. teacher Nurse Secretary Beautician Bookkeeper Minister Electrical Engineer Home Economist loin the Air Force Businessman loin the Air Force Chemical Engineer Merchandiser Elementary teacher Physicist Mortician loin the Navy Elementary teacher join the Army Secretary Commercial Artist Organist Airline Hostess Commercial Worker Professional Golfer Biologist Lawyer Mathematics teacher Nurse 1979-Will Be Run a home for retired sailors President of A.M.F. Bowling, Inc. Bill Haley's stand-in Millionaire curler manufacturer Author of Party Games Handbag Designer Ticket seller at Skyline Lady wrestler Female pitcher for the Phillies President of Hair-Gro Company Editor of Lonely Hearts Column Ballet dancer Zoot suit manufacturer Winky Dink Toy salesman Bugler at Camp Adahi Father of a dozen children Owner of No-Fleas, Inc. Owner of a dance studio Manager of Krow Loan Association Ambassador to Cuba Secretary General of the U.N. Salesgirl for Zipf's Candies Count of Cana' Crisco Owner of a nursery school Ford salesman Model for Wear White After Dark posters Mother of a dozen children Lady Boxer Salvation Army bell ringer Cleat cleaner for Cleveland Browns Owner of a Comb factory Pop-corn salesgirl at a Drive-ln Dormmother at Syracuse