Wyomissing Area High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wyomissing, PA)

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0 .f Ctdri it ij-zu 64 Tenth Grade Boys-First Row: Richard Koch, Thomas Mohn, Albert Harnly, Richard Westcott, Thomas Guthrie, Robert Perone. Second Row: Peter Muhlenberg, Richard Baumbach, Earl Gernert, Kenneth VVhite, Alfred Nicholas, Iames Moyer, Richard Cockley, Philip Riegner, Gerald Mlodoch, William Simon. Third Row: Charles Richardson, Richard Chambers, Kenneth Schmidt, Kurt Rose, Phillip Livingood, Robert Bickcl, Fred Kaul, Alfred Hemmerich, Iohn Mast, Thomas Fry. the athletic program came baseball and track seasons which the members of this class helped to close successfully. So many of this class are members of the band that space does not permit us to list their names but We think We should mention that Phil Reigner's saxophone ability has earned for him a position in a prominent local band. Perhaps their chief characteristic is their class spirit, for their enthusiasm for class gatherings was strong throughout the year. Their home room has the honor of reach- ing the highest total in the sale of bonds and stamps while their arclor for all outside activities was made outstanding by their participation in Glee Club, Library Club, Puppet Club, Stamp Club, etc. Fifty-nine -

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4 X Y- J -1. 12 X k,,it.AQL'1 Sophomor Tenth Grade Girls--First Row: Mary Ryan, Mildred Bergman, Barbara Gery, Barbara Pretty, Patricia Krieger, Ioyce Thompson, Irene Gartner. Second Row: Barbara Iones, lean Landis, Barbara Baker, Iudy Cassel, Helen Heist, Flora Wallace, Dorothy Warfield. Third Row: Nancy Carpenter, Nancy Perkins, Gloria Mogel, Ianice Beard, Madeline Moyer, Barbara Kilmer, Marie Reich, Ioan Auchter, Barbara O'Reilly, Ellen Iepson. SOPHOMORE CLASS ' Early in the term, oH'icers were elected to guide the class in school activities. The following were chosen: President, Fred Kaul, Vice-President, Alfred Hemmerichg Secretary, Pete Muhlenberg, Treasurer, Phil Livingood. At the same time their co- operative members Were elected. The class first took an active interest in sports with the opening of the basketball season for they were represented in both the varsity and the junior varsity. Next on Fifty-eight

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.--Q .gg e 51 S S 2 sf ' 12 !,'Nf!L,'XX1. C Ninth Grade Girls-Firrt Row: Martha Sohns, Ianice Trupp, Theorlora Remington, Nancy Dun- klebergcr, Lorraine Miller, Renee Sweigert, Lulu Sipe, Ioan Dechant. Second Row: Barbara Mogel, Vilma Mazl, Charmaine Wagner, Patricia Brown, Ioan Atkinson, Iean Steinmetz, Margery Dowd. Third Row: Ann Stapleton, Ioyce Smythe, Alison Marshall, Ann Iensen, Alice Kcrshner, Mary Fenstermacher, Ioan Kline, Hildegard Friedrich, Mary Iane Daniel, FRESHMAN CLASS ' Having entered the Senior High School this year the Freshman class has shown that they, as Well as the upper classmen, have interests in all phases of school activities. Even though they were too young to participate in varsity sports, they formed a team of their class which played those of similar age groups from other schools and were quite successful. They were ardent basketball fans and could be seen at all of the games supporting the team. Few of this class are members of the band but credit is given to Ioyce Smythe and Ioan Atkinson for their Fine piano accompaniment of the senior glee club. ' Sixty l e5Al'l'La