Conrad Weiser High School - Weicon Yearbook (Robesonia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

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JI, L, , 5 7' if V' M , S' , ' .9 Ib 1' max K ' W 443, .Ill ' 'yf WOMELSDORF SCHOOL SOUTH HEIDELBERG SCHOOL ROBESONIA SCHOOL H: L WOMELSDORF SCHOOL SOUTH HEIDELBERG SCHOOL DEDICATION Within the pages of this yearbook we want to present to you a glimpse of the students life and education at the Conrad Weiser Area Schools. This yearbook marks the beginning ofa new era for the educa- tion ofthe boys and girls of seven communities, Marion, Womelsdorf, Robesonia, Heidelberg, North Neidelberg, South Heidelberg and Wernersville. This is the first year that all of these school operated as one unit. We the class of '56 have concluded our school lite this first year of the completed iointure. We have proceeded under changes, and some handicaps in order that the future students of Conrad Weiser might have a better education. We would like to see the future stu- dents of the iointure get the best possible education, because the stu- dents ot today are the citizens of tomorrow. EDUCATION IS THE ARCHITECTURE OF TOMORROW. This thought is the theme of our Weicon for '56. May these pages regain many pleasant memories of the years spent at the Conrad Weiser Area Schools. Contents Forward .... .... p age T Dedication ..... -. ..,..... page 2 Administration--- ---.. pages 3 to T2 Seniors --.-------------- A Wise look at Weiser--- Underclossmen ---.--- Around the school ---- School activities ---- Sports .----..-- Debate .......- New York trip ---- Patron list -----. Advertising ----. ----pages T3 to 25 ----page 26 to 30 -pages 3T to 5T --------page 52 ----pages 53 to 64 ----pages 65 to 77 --------page 78 --------page 79 ------- --page 80 pages 8T to T05 We, the class of l956, dedicate the Weicon to you, the future students of Conrad Weiser. We do so with mixed emotions. That we could not enjoy the excellent facilities that will be yours when the new Conrad Weiser High School occupies this site makes us a little regret' ful. Yet we are proud in the knowledge that we are pioneers in the movement that has united Western Berks tor better educational op- portunities and happy that you, the future students of Conrad Weiser, will reap the tull benefits of an educational program designed to pro- vide you with the latest and best in education in an up-to-date and well equipped plant. The Book of Proverbs teaches us this: l'Bring up a child in the way he shall go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. lt is our prayer that the building we envisage on this site will do lust that for you. 2 ADM: ON ' 'T have wrought Y , I., CONRAD WEISER JOINT BOARD Rev. Dr. E. L. Leisey, Pres. John Leiss, ls! Vice-Pres, Quinfen Slaudt, 2nd Vice-Pres. W, Earl Brenneman, Sec. Paul W. Degler, Treas. HEIDELBERG Earl Gelsrnger, Pres. J. Paul Herlzog, Vice-Pres. Ellofl J. Ressler, Sec. Paul Degler, Treas. Ellas R. Manbeck NORTH HEIDELBERG Raymond A. Kissling, Pres. Lester W, Gelsinger, Vice-Pres, Irwin P. Oxenreider, Sec. Walter M. Loose, Treas. John M. Leiss SOUTH HEIDELBERG Howard Klahn, Pres. James D. Gelsinger, Vice-Pres. John Benya Charles E. Brossman Arthur C. Carver District Boards WOMELSDORF Edward S. Deck, Pres. Dr. James G. Eagelman, W. Earl Brenrteman, Sec. Max E. Moore, Treas. Clarence Reinhold Vice-Pres. MARION George R. Manbeck, Pres. Jacob R. Kahr, Vice-Pres. Harry B. Zeller, Treos. J. Donald Rank George M. Zechman ROBESONIA Lynwood Gerhart, Pres. Irwin W. Texler, Vice-Pres Kennelh W. Long, Trecs. James W. Clay Dr. Elmer L. Leisey WERNERSVILLE J. Warren Shearer, Pres. Jerre Witman, Vice'Pres. Mrs. Elizabeth Webber Robert Koch Quinlen F. Slaudt To the Seniors: You no doubt have been thinking of your school as a place where you would re- ceive the knowledge and skills necessary for college or for a vocation. Beyond a doubt, this is an important function of education, and we hope that your twelve years in school have been profitable in this respect. We hope the school has also developed in you a sense of deep responsibility which will help you become a diligent and conscientious citizen of your community. As a re- sponsible citizen you have to assume positive leadership, be willing to help others, and make a contribution of your talents to the extent that you have been endowed. Only by doing these things will you achieve success. Many of us have dreams of high achievement in the future. Yet, we forget too often that success tomorrow is dependent upon how successful we were today. Too often we anticipate a bright future without being willing to give our best to every task. Only by assuming day-to-day responsibilities can we be assured of success in the future. Forming good behavior patterns today will determine the kind of citizens we shall be tomorrow. Assuming responsibilities and being a good citizen cannot be postponed. Our best wishes attend you. 5 Sincerely, K James F. Shankweiler l Supervising Principal Mr. James F Shankweller Supervising Principal Conrad Weiser Area Schools JOHN B. STOLTZFUS Supervisor of Elementary Education lt seems to me that the best way to make the most of your life and opportunities is to take the long look ahead. The present circumstances may seem unpromising and confused. That means all the more opportunity for planning, for patient building, for courageous pioneering, for inteli- gence, and for foundations laid on the bedrock of worth and virtue. You are greater than your environment. You stand on the summit of possibility, and the future will be largely what you make it. Let no one con- vince you that life is too uncertain to plan. Every great accomplishment of mankind has been realized in spite of the cry that it could not be done. You can plan, lose, and plan again, rising higher each time because of the purpose and discipline of your life. So nigh is grandeur to our dust So near is God to man, When Duty whispers low, Thou must, The youth replies, Nl can. -Emerson G. GILBERT SNYDER Supervisor of Secondary Education There is no source which produces ready-made leaders. The leaders of tomorrow are our youths of today. There seems to be a fallacy in the thought oft expressed that leaders are born, not made. Leaders make themselves. No upright building ever has been permanently erected without plans resulting from a dream and the plans and designs emanating from the architect's trestleboard. The lives we build follow the same patternf a dream-a plan--and the finished product. ln our free country anyone may dream, anyone may plan, and preparation for the fullfilment of that dream is open to all. The plans of the Great Architect of the Universe must be understood, there in lies the importance of understanding, and wisdom-Education. Wisdom is the princi- ple thingy therefore get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get understanding. Schooling is a factor, but EDUCATION, the practical application of schooling and learning, is THE ARCHITECT OF TOMORROW. Education may bring to you the laurel wreath of achieve- ment and success. lit ' ' T f 3, K. .,- A .5 .. Y 'E .- L .wa - , H 5 1 f dpi .... L -- r' W, -fs. .ws U rs fittfstt in '. f , . . .,,. fu. ,, 3 ,... ' , 'wt . ..,.., 1 ,, 1: - 41' r V , ,Q sl f K Ha. 51 Q E ',.,lVSilI't Q a.. ,f 3, WH 5 is 'tr-Mr . - sw - f 1 - ' - i tt fr . 2 S - ' ' 1,9 , es, , s. 12 f 3- Mi E? sg 1 2: i il Zi il , .i .yer -A .l s 2172 .vi is 1 ft M 55? ms 1 M A f, ..., Lk: 'Winn-H S. S. SOSEPYNXNE XQLOPV ,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,EXemenkcvy Se, h ony CSMISS Hfer E HEI: ' E in .K NG 11 ER Mofxon Canker mor . K Elem S 'S 4 lf? 3-.xx ,sf f, Af-'P' aka W, mms Qs, mm 4 XXXQXX 56000 XNe,,,ewAXXe CGNGY ff -- ' Wo 'Hel Sd Orf C-eL7fl'VA RR e, EN ' - 5 J . ivxx - WA rs . xsss X HI. 9h sch O O! R. 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Put more coal on the fire seems to be a favorite expres- sion ofthe pupils and that is exactly what Daniel Ohlinger is doing. Here we see Mrs. Kulp catching up on her typing during a busy day. Money, Money, Money! says Mrs. Weinen as she counts the cafeteria money for the day. Shorthand and typing seem to make up most of my day's work was the reply given us by Mrs. Spiess. Keeping the records In order is a common iob of the school secretary, exclaims Mrs. Schamfelder. S EN I OR v J -ff W Ponder on this . . . ycu dh not you wanf in life, ybd wfidf , . CAROL ANN ASTFALK Academic Floppy' '.,, real blonde , . , nice personality.. .favorite sport basketball . . . chorus l,2, 3,4 . . . band l,2,3 , . . class treasurer 2 . . . basketball team 3,4 . . . volleyball l,2,3,4,., newspaper 3 . . . yearbook 4 . , .county chorus 4 . . . plans to enter nursing . . .sure to be a good one . . . BETTY JEAN BAUER Academic Always laughing . . . loves to talk . , . band l,2,3,4 . . , orchestra 2,3 . . , chorus l,2,3,4 , .. volleyball l,2,3,4 . . . basketball 4. . .soccer 2,3 . . .debates 2,3,4 . . . Science Fair prize winner . . . plans to attend Bob Jones College and Reading Hospital to become a medical missionary . . . Carol Ann Astfalk MAY ANN BICKLE Voc. Home Ec. Ann , , . small , , . black hair . . . blue-eyed . . , plays clarinet in band and orchestra l,2, i 3,4 , . .editor ot the Interpreter 3,4 . . . snappy dancer . , . hails from Rooesonia ... reading occupies her past time . . . likes to cook and sew , . , Nursing is Ann's future. SHIRLEY ELLEN BROSSMAN General A cute girl . , . better known as Shirl . . .can usually be seen in a green '51 Kaiser.. . l955 iunior prom queen . . , i956 queen of hearts . . . chorus l,2,3,4 . . , color guard 3 .. . yearbook 4 . . . class secretary 2 . , . future plans uncertain . . . best of luck . .. SHARON DIANE CHATTIN Academic Long blonde hair . . . likes to ice skate . . . plays basketball and the saxophone . . . band l,2,3,4. . .orchestra 2,3 . . , good singer . . .chorus l,2,3,4 . . . student service club l,2 . .. plans to be a beautician . . , best of luck and success . . , wrt Betty Jean Bauer May Ann Bickle Shirley Ellen Brossman Sharon Diane Chattin 14 WAYNE HOFFMAN CHELIUS Academic .lules' ',,. frequently seen in school , , . lots of unused ability . . . likes to tinker with radios and gas models. . .camera club l,2 . . .chorus l . . . sportsmen's club 3 . . . newspaper club 2,4 , . .debating 3,4 . , .manager of soccer team l,2,3. . .entering Lebanon Valley College DOLORES JANICE CONRAD General Full at pep and energy . . . blonde . . . petite . . . likes roller skating and ice skating . .. chorus l,2,4 . . . volleyball 2,3,4 . . . sewing club l,2 . . . Y-Teens l,2,3. . . library l,2 . .. likes South Lebanon . . . there's a special reason . . , plans a career in social work and mar- riage . . . Wayne Hoffman Chelius SHIRLEY MAE DEGLER Academic Excellent basketball player . . .often seen with a certain fellow from R.B.l .... county chorus l , . . basketball l,2,3,4 . . .volleyball l,2,3,4 . . . yearbook club 4. . . newspaper club l,2, 3,4 , . ,newspaper manager 4 . . . chorus l,2,3 . . . plans to attend a beautician school. . . SHIRLEY ANN DREIBELBIS Academic 'tShirl' '... naturally curly hair.. .petite and chic . . . band l,2,3,4 . . . chorus l,2,3,4 . .. chorus secretary 4 . . . county chorus l,2,4. . .basketball . . . volleyball I,2,3,4, , . dance band l,2,3. . .cheerleader 2 . . . district band 4 , , .county band l,2,3,4. . . plans to attend West Chester. . . RUTH ANN EBERLY Academic Pretty . . . blonde . , . blueeeyed . . . talented . . . one of our top artists. . .a big help to lots of us , . . plays the accordion , . . drummer in band l,2,3,4 , . .chorus l,2,3. . .orchestra 4 ...president of student council . . . plans to attend an art school . . . success to you , .. l Dolores Janice Conrad Ruth Ann Eberly Shirley Ann Dreibelbis Shirley Mae Degler 15 Beverly Joyce Embleton Patricia Ann Fisher Phyllis Catherine Focht James Ammon Feeg Geraldine A. Fessler BEVERLY JOYCE EMBLETON Commercial Bev' '... tall, dark lass , . . busy newspaper reporter l,2,3,4 . . . basketball player 2. . .a very active, capable miss . . . artistically inclined . . . soprano in senior chorus l,2,3,4 . .. Phil's sidekick . . .spends spare time baby sitting. . .no definite plans for the future. JAMES AMMON FEEG Academic l'Jim' '... one of the tallest boys in the senior class. . . interested in science. . . basketball l,2,3,4 , . , baseball l,2,3 . . .chorus l,2,3,4. . . county chorus 3. . .orchestra 4. . . band l,2,3,4. . .dance band 3,4 , . . plans to attend Albright College . . . then ioin the air force ...goodluck.., GERALDINE A, FESSLER Voc. Home-Ec. Gerry' '... small . . . friend to all . . .very capable. . .attractive . . . participates in band and orchestra l,2,3,4. , . Robesonia's Jack Frost Queen . . , copywriter for yearbook. .. cheerleader 23. . . vice-president of the class 4. . .a future nurse is Gerry's claim. PATRICIA ANN FISHER Commercial Pat' '... brown eyes. . , long brown hair. . . copywriter for yearbook 4. . . soprano in the senior chorus l,2,3,4 . . ,county chorus 'I ...good sense of humor.. . likeable. .. trustworthy . . ,beautician career claims Pat for the future. PHYLLIS CATHERINE FOCHT Commercial Phil' '... a likeable miss . . . petite . . , attractive . . . yearbook business manager 4... soprano voice l,2,3,4 . . . active in newspaper club 3.4. , . tenth grade treasurer . . . always seen with Bev . . . Phil's future lies in secretarial work. I6 ' . g r lf Mary Jane Fogal Sandra Ann Gerhart MARY JANE FOGAL Academic Band l,2,3,4. . .librarian 3. . .president 4. . .county band 3,4. ..district band 4. .. chorus l,2,3,4. . .accompanist l,3,4. . .county chorus 4. . .orchestra l,2,3,4. . .treasurer of class l.. .secretary of class 4. . . basketball 2,3. . .debating team 2,3,4. . .plans to enter nursing. SANDRA ANN GERHART Voc, Home-EC, Muft . . .lively cheerleader l,2,3,4. . .is usually seen knitting argyles. . .new's editor for Interpreter 4...peppy basketball player l,2,3...noted tor her original ideas l?l . . .county l,2,3,4. . .district 3,4. . .stateband 4. . .Florence Nightingale of the future. SUSAN ELIZABETH GOSCH Commercial Susie , . .tall . . .dependable. . .lively color guard 2,3,4. . .soprano in senior chorus l,3,4.. .senior class secretary at the Womelsdorf Center 3,4. ..loves horses. . .would love to live in Nantucket, Mass. . .Susie plans to become a service representative for Bell Telephone. SANDRA L. GRILL Voc. Home-Ec. Sandy . . .tiny and active. . .blonde and blue-eyed. . .lively cheerleader l,2,3,4. .. member of the band and orchestra l,2,3,4...swell maiorette 3,4...member of the Interpreter staff 3,4. . .being a nurse is her idea of a perfect future. THOMAS JOSEPH GRAUPP General Tommy ...shy and quiet. . .has a twin brother. . .smallest member of senior class ...helps on his tather's tarm...loves to type. . .favorite pastime is ice skating... likes spaghetti. ..plans to loin the air force. . .good luck from the class of l956. 17 El? Susan Elizabeth Gosch Sandra L. Grill Thomas Joseph Graupp MARY LORRAINE HARTING Commercial Mary , . .quiet. . .nightingale voice. . . likeable. . .alto in chorus l,2,3,4. . . member of district chorus 3. . .seen with Dawn. . .dependable. . .long, brown hair. . .a smile for everyone...hails from Wernersville, R.D. ...future is indefinite, ANNE MAE HARTMAN Commercial Anna Mae . . .a snappy cheerleader 3,4. . .tive feet tall. . .blonde hair.. .blue eyes ...easy to get along with. . .good soprano l,2,3,4. . .excellent typist. . .hails from Robesonia...treasures her driver's license...plans to be a beautician in the near future. FREDERICK ALLEN HERBINE Commercial V I Freddie . . .dark hair. . .green eyes. . .capable leader.. .president of the senior Mary Lormme Homng class in Womelsdort. . .bass voice can be heard in chorus l,2,3,4..,baseball player ...plays drum in band and orchestra l,2,3,4. . .loves hunting. ..lBM enthusiast. RICHARD RONALD HIESTER Industrial Arts Easter Bunny . . .medium build. . . likeable. . . handsome. . .active in all sports i,2, 3,4. . .a camera bug 2,3,4. . .photographer for yearbook, 4. . .easy to get along with . . .has a real gone laugh.. .pleasing personality.. .the U.S. Navy claims his future. JOSEPH PAUL HERTZOG Academic .loe ...interested in chemistry and mathematics..liked by everybody...co-business manager ot yearbook. . .Hi-Y president 4. . .senior chorus 3,4. . .quartet 3,4. . .base- ball 2,3. ..plans to attend Elizabethtown College. ..certain to succeed. Anna Mae Hartman l FI'edSI'iCk Allen Herbine Richard Ronald Hiester Joseph Paul Hertzog I8 DONALD LEE HOLLENBACH Agriculture Donny . . .quiet K?l. . .member of F.F.A. 4 ... tall and dark. . .president of student council 4.,.likes those trips to the Ag building...inquisitive in Chemistry class ., .lots of fun. . .friend to all. . .nice to know. . .participates in class functions... future still undecided. JAMES BARRY HOOVER Agriculture Jim , . .tall and handsome.. .friendly to everyone.. .likes iokes...enioys hunting ...Student Council member 4...belongs to the science club 3,4...participates in F.F,A. 4...Jim will be one of the best farmers in the future. LYNWOOD CHARLES HOUCK General Woody , .real neat.. .a cool dresser. . .regular patron of the Blue Jay. . .manager Donald Lee Houenbcch of Wernersville basketball team i,2,4. . .top-notch golfer. . .manager of golf team 1,4 . . ,likes to drive his black Chevy.. .heading for California and a future as a golf pro. GENE LYNWOOD KLOPP Industrial Arts Kloppy . . .has the artistic touch. ..loves to ask questions in chemistry class. . .loves hot rods. . .photo club l...artist for the yearbook l.. .likes iokes. . .has a smile for everyone.. .undecided about the future. DOUGLAS EUGENE KRAMER Academic Dougie . . .a whiz on skates.. .active in sports. . .basketball i,2,3,4. . .band l,2,3, 4. . .co-manager of orchestra 4. . .county chorus l,2. . .newspaper club l,2. . .county band 3,4...student council i,2,4...interested in flying...plans to continue his education. James Barry Hoover Douglas Eugene Kramer Gene Lynwood Klopp Lynwood Charles Houck l I9 Marvin Richard Lutz William Thomas John McLean Dale Thomas Meiser Evelyn Mae Matthew Ann Evelyn McDonald MARVIN RICHARD LUTZ Industrial Arts Snip . . .small and lively. . .wonderful athlete i,2,3,4. . .drives a H55 Dodge.. .is a frequent visitor at the Blue Jay. ..a member at the Photo Club 4.. .swimming comes first in Snip's estimation. . .hopes to be a boat captain in the Navy. EVELYN MAE MATTHEW Academic Pleasing personality. . .a leader. . .Wernersville class president 2,3,4. . .basketball I,2, 3. . .band 2,3,4. . .secretary-treasurer ot band 2,3. . .yearbook 4. . .newspaper club 3. . .chours 2,3,4. . .volleyball 2,3. . .one ot class brains. . .but human too. . .future undecided. ANN EVELYN MCDONALD General Attractive...born in the Bahama Islands...anchored in Wornelsdorf...otten seen with Jake in a '55 Plymouth...Iilces Italian tood...cheering 2,3,4...Y-Teens 4... yearbook 4...future plans-housewife and secretary...best of luck to a swell class- mate. WILLIAM THOMAS JOHN MCLEAN Academic f'Bill . . .drives a hot Kaiser.. .good chess player.. .often seen in Wernersville Heights ...his many activities include band and orchestra I,2,3,4, . .dance band 3,4. . .chorus I,2,3. . .newspaper club 4. . ,future undecided. . .best of luck to a real cool guy. DALE THOMAS MEISER Academic Dark and handsome. . .likes to tease.. .a good student.. .band i,2,3,4. . .chorus i,2, 3,4. . .president of chorus 4. . .orchestra I,2. . .debating 3,4. . .camera club I,2,3. . . photographer for Weicon. ..plans a teaching career...accepted at Kutztown State Teachers College. 20 Lloyd Samuel Merkey Richard Harry Miller LLOYD SAMUEL MERKEY Academic Sam re resented his school in l Speak for Democracy contest..-l1GS G f0fCefUl P voice. . .debating team.. .baseball l,2,3,4- - .bGSl46TbC1ll l,2,3,4- - -SOCCer 2,3,4. . . cho- rus 2,3,4. . .hopes to be one of Uncle Sam's leathernecks. RICHARD HARRY MILLER Genefol Killer , . .formerly from Cornwall. . .happy-go-lucky. . .friendly. . .likeable. . .many interests. . .baseball. . .hobby club. . .drives a hot Ford. . .seen with a blonde iunior ...plans to be a mechanic or soldier. . .sure to succeed in whatever he chooses. DAWN ELAINE MOYER Commercial Dawn . . .a quiet lass. . .long, brown hair. . .green eyes. . .sings in senior chorus, l,2,3,4..,drives a green Oldsmobile...likes to read in spare time...being a ste- nographer is her idea ofa time future. JANICE MAY MOUNTZ Voc. Home-Ec. Janice . . . reliable. . . liked by everyone.. .musically inclined. . .class treasurer l,2, 3,4...co-editor of yearbook...played clarinet in County Band l,2,3,4...volleyball and basketball are favorites.. .newspaper l,2,3. . ,a future Home Economics teacher is her ambition. GERALD ROBERT OBERLY Agriculture Soupie . . .brownhair. ..brown eyes. . .the tall guy with a big smile. . .enioys duck hunting and fishing...drives his Dad's tomato colored Chevie...plays in the band and orchestra l,2,3,4. . .good sense of humor. . .college course on Conservation is his future goal. 21 Dawn Elaine Moyer Janice May Mountz Gerald Robert Oberly JANET MAE PAGE Commercial Pagie . . .tall. . .dependable. . .member of senior chorus l,2,3,4. . .spends some time in writing newspaper articles 2,4. . .yearbook Typist 4...can be seen playing guard on the girls basketball team l,2,3,4...usually seen in a white Dodge...a future secretary. DAVID ERIC PANNABECKER General Penny , . .hails from Womelsdorf. . .loves to eat. . .basketball 2,3. . .band l,2. . . dance band 2. . .orchestra l,2,3. . .chorus l,2. . .class treasurer 3. . .president pho- tography club 4. . .hobby club 4. . .usually at Blue Jay.. .plans to ioin air force . . .lots of luck. LARRY EARL RENTSCHLER Academic Janet Moe page Senior Vice-President, Wernersville center...seen with a iunior blonde...active in sports.. .soccer l,2,3,4. . .basketball I,'2,3,4. . .chorus 3,4. . .hobby club 4. . .chess enthusiast...plans to teach math and history...headed for Elizabethtown College . . .lots of success. KENNETH ROBERT RIEGEL Academic Kenny . . .territic tenor. . .really sends us. . .soloist at county chorus. . .band l,2,3,4 ...chorus I,2,3,4. . .county chorus l,2,3,4. . .district chorus 3,4. . .orchestra 2,3,4. .. dance band 3,4. . .male octet 3,4. . .photo club 2,3. . .plans to enroll at West Chester. DONALD CHARLES ROOT Academic Donnie . . .a star in sports. . .three letter man for tour years.. .basketballu .soccer . . .baseball. . .band I,2,3,4. . .orchestra 4. . .county band 2,3,4. . .county chorus l.. . likes to drive a Studie to Wernersville.. .plans a career in the Navy...a success- ful one. David Eric Pannabecker l-UVVY Earl Renfsclllel' Kenneth Robert Riegel Donald Charles Root - 22 RONALD ALLEN RUSH General Ronnie ...likes hot rods...drives a '4l Chevy...can handle a welding rod... basketball l,2,3. . .soccer l,2,3. . .band l,2,3,4. . .manager of band l,2. . .orchestra 4..,listens to Band of America...plans to visit the Navy for a few years...lots of luck. SHIRLEY ARLENE SAUL Academic Lovely black hair. . .star athlete.. .basketball l,2,3,4. . .volleyball l,2,3,4. . .a good student. . .yearbook staff. . .newspaper 2,3,4. . .library l.. .chorus l,2,3. . .ice skates ...lvlary's chum. . .plans to enter West Chester for Physical Ed. . .lots of luck to a swell classmate, LEROY SAMUEL SCHAEFFER indusfriel Am Ronald Allen Rush Lump . . .excellent athlete l,2,3,4. . .neat dresser, . .often laughing and ioking. .. '40 Ford. . .smooth dancer. . .scored most goals in soccer l,2,3,4. . .master of all the sports.. .plans to have his own barber shop in the future. MARY LOUISE SCHNEE Academic Tootsl' likes to visit Cornwall. . .churn to Shirley...good athlete...basketball l,2,3, 4. . ,volleyball l,2,3,4. . ,newspaper l,2,3,4. . .county chorus l...band 2,3,4. . .chorus l,2,3. , .yearbook 4. . .likes to ice skate, . .accepted in the art curriculum at Kutztown. CLARENCE WILLIAM SNYDER General Slim . . .tall. . .likeable. . .helpful. . . happy-go-lucky. . .likes sports. . .stars in them too. . .basketball l,2,3,4. . .soccer l,2. . .baseball l . . .hobby club. . .whiz on wheels ...drives a 150 Ford Coupe...plans to be a General Motor's test driver. . .perhaps supersonic cars. Shirley Arlene Saul l Clarence William Snyder MQW louise Scllnee Leroy Somuel Schaeffer 23 John Marvin Spaid David Jonathan Wartluft Patricia Ann Weik Barbara Ann Stowe Donald Roy Stump JOHN MARVIN SPAID Industrial Arts Spaidy . . .toll, silent and good-looking. . .easy to get along with. . .enioys hunting ...can always be seen driving his 46 Chevie around town...pleasing smile... main ambition is to help his dad at carpentry work. BARBARA ANN STOWE Commercial Babs . . .pleasant smile. . .brown eyes. . .brown hair. . .one of the smallest mem- bers of the class...chief typist for the yearbook...chorus member 2,3,4...often seen in a green Chevie...cheerleader l,3...library club 2...will be one of our beauticians in the future. DONALD ROY STUMP Academic A product of Robesonia. . .better known as Stumpy ...Soccer 2,3...basketball 2,3 ...yearbook art editor. . .hobby club 4. . .eagle scout.. .very active. . .takes good care of his hair...recently developed several heart interests...plans to become a draftsman. DAVID JONATHAN WARTLUFT Academic Dave . . .scholarly. . .musical. . .band l,2,3,4. . .county band 3,4. . .district band 4 ...manager of orchestra 3. . .dance band 3,4. . .chorus l,2,3. . .county orchestra 3 ...debating team 3,4. . .newspaper club 4. . .has been accepted at Muhlenburg Col- lege. . .a Pre-Theological student. PATRICIA ANN WEIK Academic Cute and peppy cheerleader. . .can often be seen with a certain senior boy. . .loves sports. . .basketball i,2,3,4. . .volleyball l,2,3,4. . .newspaper club 3. . .yearbook 4 ...chorus l,2,4. . .would like to enter Kutztown after graduation...best of luck to you, Pat. 24 Joanne Carol Weir David Allen Wenrich JOANNE CAROL WEIR Academic Joey . . .class clown. . .loves sports. . .volleyball i,2,3,4. . .basketball l,2,3,4. . .co- editor at Weicon. . .chorus i,2,4. . .class officer I,2. . .drives her brother's Ford... cheerleader 2,3,4...color guard 3,4...plans to attend Albright. . .sure to succeed. DAVID ALLEN WENRICH industrial Arts 'fFrizz . . .sandy colored hair. .148 Chevie. . .loves tinkering with cars. . .big wide smile. . .member of the Photo Club 2,3,4. . .quiet guy. . .plans to assist Uncle Sam in the Air Force. DONALD LOUIS WHEELER General Pee Wee ...has a good voice...admires a certain senior girl...chorus i,2... science club i,2,3. . ,soccer 3. . .newspaper staff 3. . .has a real interest in Flying. .. expects to gain his tame in a career in the Naval Air Force. MARY ELIZABETH WOLFE Voc. Home-Ec. Woltie . . .small bundle of pep. . .laughs and iokes with everyone.. .reports for the Interpreter 4. . .loves to cook, sew, and knit. . .is a terrific dancer. . .enioys being with her many friends. . .the future may see Mary as a dietician. ADAM JOSEPH ZERBE Joe , . .tall, dark, and territic. ..lots of fun...whiz of sports.. .basketball 'i,2,3,4 ...county all stars i956. . .baseball i,2,3,4.. .soccer i,2,3,4. . .Womelsdorf class pres- ident 2,3. . .newspaper i,2. . .senior class otticer. . .weekly trip to Sunbury. . .favorite flower Rose . 25 Donald Louis Wheeler Mary Elizabeth Wolfe Adam Joseph Zerbe Q5 EX ' A lg .17 4 1' uf-5 Y 52' fa wh . 4 , 5. 4 'Nu f' Iva A mw- ,, 1 A531 1 N! 1 Vx!! s ' p fy-gay I F ,VX I y A N . L.Vif nf 'Q V Zim? E w :.x ' X y X WMM Q 1f3'ILilRfU, M' A WISE LOOK AT WEISER! . Jimmy Crock corn , fashion show. . Lunch of Womelsdorf . Now gir!s, This is Yhe fron? says Mr. Snyder . Every morning-The bus rushl . Jr. Hi jazz hounds, bond! . Lunchtime c1TMarion. THE QUEENS h nd he' Court o SC suzofi GO mer wome isdort Ce 0F WEISER Q aww y .Q ,-x v .. Ky I 2 L fw' K f xiii'-il-',s-'Q-ffm -.k' u,.i,i..e.1 h rv i .i 'WM Wjgk- ' K I , . , Sh' 'rift-'Y Brossme 'V ond h We . ef Court m9fSv:lIe C Moy is the time for queens. AH the centers had Moy Day activi- ties, Above, left, Womelsdorf Center. Above, right, Wernersville Center, below, Robesonio Junior High Center. Jcme Lomb and Larry Lutz, king and queen of the Junior High Moy doy. The court is, D. Rcihl, R. Whritz, L. Wenrich, F. Ruth. 27 We sign the register We're of the Prom Q., 4 , -V-, Mi-'f' ' We swoy ot The Prom -Q. Y 0-5 ? X 9 A ,y -Z fi George Holler ond smooth donceoble music The guesfs ore welcomed N x is IW i qw -an r 2 if Y i ,K - w Q THE BACCALAUREATE SERVICE The Byron J. Sorners, Trinity Lutheran Church Wernersville, Pennsylvania ORGAN PRELUDES ........................ Mrs. Cathrine Mohn PROCESSIONAL HYMN .. Faith of Our Fathers CALL TO WORSHIP INVOCATION SCRIPTURE .... ..................,........ S t. John 21: I5-I9 ANTHEM The Lord's prayer, Malotte. . .High School Choir SERMON .................. The Reverend J. Donald Bagenstose Text. . . Leacl me to the rock that is higher than I . Psalm 62: I ANTHEM .......... Gloria in Excelsis, Mozart. . .High School Choir PRAYER BENEDICTION RECESSIONAL HYMN ... ...Abide With Me POSTLUDE SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1956 at 7:30 P.M. s.,,,ma-'.1n:w-QQ rs N1 f , .oi COMMENCEMENT 1956 The Hrst graduating class of the completed iointure ot all six schools pose for their class picture at the Wernersville center. inf, I . .-: f ve,- . . A , .K , .,, fi ' - fb, ' A ,wil .. at-fiztws at vw, t 3 L1 , sl rt, 33 1' ., l , f 1 6 5 I 5 ,Q 'W r' A Q s 5 Y YE J f ' Jn- 11' 4. 5 E T T , tri, 5 . H 'T' 'Q' ti .T S c at , gow M M +9 o x 3 T, , its. ,, .y e X be ,- NB i ll 5 Speakers, David Wartlutt, Evelyn Matthew, Mary Fogal, pretty up before going on stage. The commencement address was given by the Hon. Harold Caldwell Kessinger pictured at left. ln a very humorus speech he advised the graduates to HALVVAYS MAKE THE BEST CHOICES ...to produce a better world to live in, and all should have a faith to live by. UNDERCLAS years. the Class of '56' were not so fortunate. 4 How fly by. Many generations will pass over the schools. They will be graduated froma great new eVef, CIS return to see our Carl and Pat , perhaps in one of the years e picture here. Our iointure problems will all have vanished LA FIRST ROW: Mr, Lumley, B. EogeImcm, R. Slveidy, S. F. Zechmon, C. KoCI1eI, M. Noss, D. Sweigort. THIRD Cressmcm, E, Boshore, H. Werner, M. Miller, M. Zook. ROW: R. Lobe, S. Ensinger, E. Gromis, L. Gruber, W. SECOND ROW: M. RUTI1, N. Kinfzer, R. Gelsinger, Gosch, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Minnich, P. Hoffman, J. Hofer, M, N. Boyer, R. Klinger, K. Arnold, D. Adams, R. Gibson Gosch, T. AIex-cunder, C, Wenrich, L. Eckert, C, John- M. Deck, D. Dubble, L. Ke-ppley. Absent: J. Diehm son, G. Sroudf, J. Dries, SECOND ROW: P. Gromis, K. PUIT, M. MCLeon. Grade 1 1-A Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW: A. Hoppman, L. Parana, t. Heck, J. Klopp, D. Au- ROW: G. Maurer, N. Feeg, T. Deck, M. Russ, V. Boyer, C. man,L. Spangler. SECOND ROW: B. Ricards, R. Oxenreiter, C. MUTIWGFCI- ABSENTr Dr Mdze, 5' GIIbeFT- Weirich, L. Luckenbill, J. Sfiiley, J. Behney, L. Zerbe. THIRD Grade 1 1-B Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW: M. Reed, J. Carpenter, M. Keppley, R. Naregang, R. Feeg. THIRD ROW: L. Weatherholtz, L. Moyer, W. Grefh R. Maderness, B. Putt, G. Houck. SECOND ROW: H. Valen- I. Kramer, J. Page, B. Bashore, R. Shank, H. Speicher. fine, D. Thompson. R. Harting, R. Rufh, W. Seitz, H. Moyer, Grade 10 Wernersville Center FIRST ROW: C. Kershner, J. Eisenlzise, S. Mull, C. J. Wolf, L. Renninger, B. Woltskill, T. Brossman, G. Mease, R. Potteiger, A. Sweigart. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hess, D. Bennetch, J. Speicher, S. Brossman, D. Fessler, J. Davis, W. Garrett, M. Arnold, N. Davis, A. Kurr. THIRD ROW: C. Ebersole, D. Kinkaid, M. Le- wars, R. Hoover, J. Hofila, J. Moyer, J. Ferusler, P. Emes, L. Brenneman, F. Klinger. ABSENT: R. Merkey, W. Wealand. Grade I0-A Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW: L. Boltz, L. Frantz, H. Weinreich, J. Knorr, A. Wartlutt, L. Kline, B. Ruth, F. Blouch. SECOND ROW: M. Zerbe, M. Mc- Allister, F. Wealand, S. Ruth, D. Mosser, C. Ressler, D. Riegal, C. Benshoff, M. Werner. THIRD ROW: L. Berkenstock, S. Dougherty, S. Auman, B. Bickel, D. Moyer, D. Fisher, M. Sattazahn, D. Hernley. FOURTH ROW: D. Ritzmcm, S. Kreitz, N. Kurtz, C. Zettlemoyer, A. Brown, J. Koch, D. Degler, J. Werner. NOT PICTURED: K. Christman, P. Ebling, J. Hart- ranft, D. Rhail. Grade 10-B Womelsdorf Center l FIRST ROW: S. Sechrist, B. Blatt, M. Bressler, L. Moyer, M. Degler, L. Harman, K. Hassler, E. Adams. SECOND ROW: G. Firestine, N. Forry, R. Redcay, B. Miller, B. Snyder, G. Long, B. Keppley, F. Ney, E. Wagner. THIRD ROW: E, Shittler, E. Swope, S. Spaid, J. Knorr, B. Weatherholtz, B. Ehrhart, W. Shank, E. Miller. FOURTH ROW: C. Winters, N. Lengle, D. Keppley, L. Long, M. Correll, R. Bousher, D. Moyer, L. Zechman, R. Moore. NOT PIC- TURED: R. Harding, S. Siegfried, R. McDonald. 9A Werners FIRST ROW: Miss Froelich, S. Sfoudf, M. Hafer, M. Ochs, B. Riley, D. Yoh, D. Fisher, B. Redcoy J. Lulz. SECOND ROW: J. Keppley, J. Bechfel, S. Bagenstose, N. Whifmoyer, P, Lash, S. Bean, E. Rupp, S. Highley, J. Stein. THIRD ROW: N. Essig ville Center W. Fochr, D. Redcoy, A. Moyer, G, Moyer, C. Worfluft, R. Highley, R. Hoppmon, J. Klein. ABSENT: Sharon Gruber, John Garrett, Roberf McFee. 9B Wernersv FIRST ROW: Mr. Snyder, M. Hartman, E. Benyo, F. Falfer, R. Wilmon, C. Bricker, J. Froelich, E. Benya, D. Rump, E. Bachmon. SECOND ROW: J, Bitferman, D. Hoppman, S. Noble, L. Schaeffer, D. Garner, L. LuTz, E. Slefly, A. Grumbling, D. ille Center Berkenslock, C. Moyer. THIRD ROW: D. Schaeffer, P. Moyer, S. Spangler, C. Hamish, J. Williamson, J. Roof, K. Neiheiser, S. Kochel, H. Neiheiser, D. Oxenreider. ABSENT: Walter Emblelon, Linda Stump. 1, , - - ' I ,A ., - - , . 'I 'fs f- f-1'-lu, ' w .. 6:5 i, 1 1' Grade 9 A-Womelsdorf, School Center FIRST ROW: C. Keener, B. Brighibill, B. Keppley, E. Gromis, H. Monbeclc, L. Swope. N. Swope. SECOND ROW: L. Zwicky, P. Stump, P, Hogmmn, S. Chambers, A. Johnson, J. Hellen- bcich, D. Selig, L. Diefrick. THIRD ROW: L. Klein, S. Werner, -ml S. Shorfle, W. Clarke, D. Oxenreider, L. Spcyd, P. Christ FOURTH ROW: F. Teslow, M. Zechman, J. Burcl, R. Matlock T. Wolfe, J. Hendricks, R. Sieffey, F. Schnee. ABSENT: B Henninger, G. Leininger, L. Miller. Grade 9 B-Womelsdorf School Center FIRST ROW: J. Moyer, I. Richard, R. Behney, S. Boliq, M. Klopp, B. Yiengsf, E. Zerbe, E, Ulrich, K. Scholar. SECOND ROW: T. Moilhew, C. Bressler, A. Speicher, B. Lupe, G. Riffer, S. Herlzog, E. Gilbert, P. Gerhurf, E. Martin, C. Fox. THIRD ROW: R. Wheeler, R. Bousher, E. Ohlinger, K. Schoener, E. Krofzer, S. Henry, M. Wise, D. Weofherholiz. ABSENT: E. Rupp. FIRST ROW: S. Smith, J. Wolfe, B. Harvan, S. Schlicher, F. Oxen- reider, J. Teslow, R. Schnee, C. Sweigart, J. Moore, L. Krall, S. Riddle, F. Ruth. SECOND ROW: Mr. Himmelberger, S. Stitley, M. Spangler, S. Stefle, D. Bensinger, N. Brunner, D. Anspach, T. Kis- sling, T. Johnson, J. Swartz, J. Brossman. THIRD ROW: L. Man- gold, G. Behney, E. Kissling, C. Batdorf, D. Erich, J. Blatt, A. Gaul, R. Conrath, G. Aulenbach, D. Moyer, R. Coffey, R. Feeg. 8 A Robesonia Center A, Sonnen, J. Shankfelder, A Inger, S. Sheetz, M. Myers, L Long, L. Musser. SECOND ROW Mr. Mohn, l. Christ, J. Adams R. Bashore, W. Sweitzer, E enstose. THIRD ROW: J. Clay G. Ebersole, R. Yiengst, B. Haag bach, G, Gassert, R. Koch, R Kreitz. 8 B Robesoniu Center FIRST ROW: J. Arnold, R. Grill, P. Bressler, M. Hays, N. Swartz, E. Hohl, R. Potteiger, S. Drei- belbis, B. McLean, N. Fisher, G. DeVore, M. Eckert. SECOND ROW: Mr. DeLong, L. Brightbill, V. Fahnestock, A. Fichthorn, C. Long, J. McCullen, C. Knarr, T. Turner, B. Long, P. Preston, D. Gruber. THIRD ROW: B. Zettle- moyer, T. Wealand, C. Morse, C. Roethlein, E. Hendricks, R. Cox, R. Lord, E. Wise, R. Lutz, J. Yingst, B. Webber. 8 C Robesonia Center it FIRST ROW: S. Long, J. Matthew, Swope, J. Brossman, K. Renn- Houck, R. Clarke, J. Mentzler, S. Merkel, C. Angstadt, A. Bag- D. Fraser, L. Schermich, D. Aulen- Q . A-s...qpr FIRST ROW: J. Erwin, J. Lamm, J. Saul, E. Knoor, A. Oxenreid- er, P. Harfzell, D. Wagner, B. Miller, A. Paulson, P. Engle, B. Flickinger. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wealand, A. Speicher, M. Forry, S. Gerharf, R. Reifz, K. Kram- mer, E. Miller, K. Snyder, H. Klopp, P. Ochs, K. Gruber. THIRD ROW: H. Noble, H. Gel- singer, R. Swope, R. Chattin, K. Umbenhauer, D. Marderness, D. Rohrbach, N. Gearhart, B. Yar- ger, H. Manbeck, M. Hernley. Grade 8 South Heidelberg Center FIRST ROW: Mr. Golden, L. Brossman, J. Stump, M. Noss, S. Sweigart, B. Titlow, M. Hciinley, L. Sheidy. SECOND ROW: P. Fick, E. Werner, E. Smith, S. Unger, R. Koch, K. Lochman. THIRD ROW: l. Ulrich, W. Went- zel, J. Redcay, R. Mayer, H, McDonald, M. STeffy. FOURTH ROW: G. Brossman, P. Spatz, D. Gehman, H. Glahn, W. Gru- ber, R. Seese,' K. Miller. Grade 8 D Robesonia Center FIRST ROW: G. Klinger, P. Boy- er, C. Price, R. Hoppman, V. Hassler, J. Balthaser, D. Reed, S. Rishel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Deppen, Principal, K. Showal- ter, R. Unger, J. Highley, W. Boyer, J. Ruth, C. Heffner. THIRD ROW: R. Thern, R. Fehr, J. Riegel. Grade 7 South Heidelberg Center l i F Grade 7-Marion Center-Stouchsburg FIRST ROW: Mrs. J. M. Kiopp, B. Sweitzer, L. Brubaker, L. Valentine, L. Rank, E. Moyer, M. Rittle, S. Blouch, S. Leininger. SECOND ROW: G. Fessler, A. Nagle, D. Hofta, R. Mockel, A. Kintzer, T. Oxenreider, K. Swope, K. Kie- bach, I. Brubaker, R. Hernley. Grade 7 A Robesonia Center FIRST ROW: B. Garrett, G. Saul, J. Gruber, K. Weitzel, B. Fidier, M. Froelich, K. Duffy, K. Bensinger, J. Behney. SECOND ROW: F. Loose, S. Batdorf, L. Christ, R. Houck, S. Feger, R. Kramer, B. Ream, G. Bricker. THIRD ROW: L. Stump, J. Letteer, R. Gerhort, B. Berkenstock, L. McAllister, R. Berkenstock, D. Hertzog, G. Bashore, L. Cox, Teacher Mrs. Elizabeth Sny- der. ABSENT: J. Bashore, C. Yoder. Grade 7 B Robesonia Center FIRST ROW: J. Gruber, L. Frazer, C. Gromis, S. Bochtiin, M. Keener, C. Miller, A. Maze, J. Oxenreiter, G. Krott, S. Good, S. Angstadt, G. Morse. SECOND ROW: D. E. Fiant, P. Hard- ing, J. Gorman, D. Lauck, D. Garloft, L. Krick, F. Roxberry, J. Hoffman, C. Houck, K. Lauder- milch, J. Gromis, R. Sterner. THIRD ROW: D. Dunlop, C. Swisher, F. Davis, R. Himmelberger, S. Clay, J. Bashore, M. Gerhart, L. Bressler, L. Steity, B. Jones, C. Gibson. FIRST ROW: B. Klose, B. Ravert, L. Lutz, G. Schaeffer, J. Ritzman, J. Moyer, L. Stump, M. L. Ben- der, G. Weitzel, E. Unbenhauer, S. Wolfe, R. Weatherholtz, S. Behney, B. Buchter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jenkins, J. Stitely, C. Werner, B. Yoder, S. Weik, D. Strawser, D. Hacker, S. Weather- haltz, R. Fritz, A. Weik, K. Hum- mel. THIRD ROW: F. Hummel, G. Shrawder, L. Livinghouse, G. Straub, M. Koch, R. Kasprowitz, J. Hartranft, D. Sfrouse, B. Schoener, V. Cox, B. Long, B. May, FOURTH ROW: J. Kissling, G. Werner, J. Stolzfus, B. Kep- pley, R. Wilkenson. ABSENT: R. ' Bassett, J. Drexel, C. Snyder. 7 C XA . ,mg 1-,gi 5ITfj.I 'i A-. rmsr Row: Mrs. Golden, , . ' 9' , A A Bien, B. Kleinsmnh, N. wa 4.3, I - , . . .Q J:?lg? l,f5:. glfrlfgfi L. S eicher, K. Lamm R. Himn M ' ' xii' .iffw ' ..-vi' p ' M , it' ' ' -1 -, L I I I H ,fe berger, R. Se-christ. SECOl - ' ' 1,-yfii 'XT i'lf:f'-- W.. ' is L ,, ROW: D. Garner, D. Boyer, A----LJ ' . - - fu -mr - -H . -.af U 'Qt' -' 1 Q: . ka, tjgflw n -g N Klinger, K. Lutz, G. Cassler, . J wr ' x Af,'PA. ' QW I rf Luiz, E. Johnsfon. THIRD Rd 5 F T3 E 48, ef Q-X ' M. Ruth, D. Moyer, R. Dorn,l 'J J ,T -.. , I I is Leneel, E. Reinhold, E. PniCe,l M7 . ' 7 if V ' I. .1 , , Q V K . Whitmoyer. FOURTH ROW: ,Q V . .Q I , : K V w X Highley, J. Bachman, L. Ent 6 ii kvyiggy i ,A .. . MWWY ' f B. Moyer, C. Correll, M. C . f fl - ff ' if L 'Qi 4 rell, H. Schaelter. 1 2 P Q ' ' tr I . l sv- :S ,jst -igigf 5 ,fy ' '74 , , ' . 4 3 : pu c 5 . J ql iff? , M 1 F . 'SVV V ' f g z-f I - ' I. . - g ' I I FTW .. --... ' ' A F if C - .4 I 2 ' H I JT ' 1 I . 6 South Heidelberg Center Grades 5 81 6 Wernersville Center L FIRST ROW: Mrs. Shrawder, K. Kulp, S. Greth, M. Wiens, J. Moyer, K. Adams, G. Henderson, L. Moore, J. Haag. SECOND ROW: D. Weirich, C. Krott, W. Staudt, J. Lord, M. Oxenreiter, A. Oxenreider, J. Brossman, W. Moore, J. Rupp. THIRD ROW: J. Bean, P. Witman, R. Shearer, J. Timme, J. Schlegel, E. Hom- yack, S. Weidman, C. Johnston, K. Weirich. FOURTH ROW: J. Bachtlin, J. Roberts, R. Moyer, O. Stout, D. Riegel, J. Wilkinson, D. Reigel, J. Harnish, T. Stout, D. Wagner. Grade 6 Robesonia FIRST ROW: B. Davis, C. Hartman, L. Wenrich, J. DeVore, S. Lutz, B. Spohn, L. Ernst, R. Kie- bach, N. Bachtel, J. Koch. SECOND ROW: E. Leiss, R. Gromis, R. Merkey, N. Koch, D. Burd, L. Carpenter, M. Milliken, J. Hollinger, H. Houck, B. Edleman. THIRD ROW: A. Tranquillo, T. Harman, R. Keppley, D. Moyer, R. Stefte, W. Miller, R. Keener, D. McMullen, J. Turner, K. Sweigart, J. Wilhelm. Grade 6 Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW: P. Batz, D. Long, J. Keppley, R. Kramer, G.. Riegel, W. Moyer, R. Arfz, J. Gromis, P. Graupp. SECOND ROW: D. Behney, B. Luckenbill, S. Bafdorlt, G. Cocks, J. Stric- kler, C. Gromis, J. Paulson, D. Boyer. THIRD ROW: G. Spangler, C. Williamson, W. Maurer, W. Zwicky, R. Young, C. Erwin. Grade 6 Bethany Center FIRST ROW: G. Stump, A. Schaelter, C. Hollen- bach, M. Miller, S. Belleman, S. Miller, G. Zombro, J. Ulrich. SECOND ROW: J. Abbott, C. Roethlein, P. Weinreich, R. Blatt, R. Wiede- ner, J. Chambers, R. Unger. THIRD ROW: Mr. Floyd Humphrey, J. Knorr, J. Chrisfman, R. Fogal, K. Maxwell, D. Etchberger, W. Zettle- moyer, F. Schell, B. Werner. FIRST ROW: L. Weitzel, R. Saul, A. Brubaker, G. Swope, B. Bress- ler, S. Loeb, S. Matthew, l. Musser, L. Kelchner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dietrick, W. Martin, F. Hoffman, S. Matthew, S. Mountz, M. Wise, L. Klein, M. Fox, S. Gromis, J. Zimmerman, J. Albert. THIRD ROW: H. Schle- gel, J. Myers, E. Brubaker, J. Bross, M. Lalli, G. Strunk, A. Weatherholtz, M. Matlock, L. Wise, J. Beidler, D. Backenstose. Grade 6 Marion Center Grade 5 South Heidelberg Center FIRST ROW: P. Long, V. Bryan, A. Bohn, M. Moyer, S. Weik, R. Bickel, J. Eiceman, C. Werner, J. Werner, C. Strickler, M. Davis. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stalz- fus, N. Lamm, D. Yoder, A. Bry- an, D. Carpenter, L. Livinghouse, S. Stette, P. Stetty, E. White, L. Sheeler. THIRD ROW: W. Kline, K. McMullan, T. Brunner, J. Wertz, D. Witwer, M, Henry, R. Lutz, M. Renninger, G. Long. i., 1 t PW X FIRST ROW: Miss Becker, B. Ul rich, B. Highly, V. Zook, S. Gru ber, C. Hoppman, A. Bickel, M Barnett. SECOND ROW: D Stump, B. Wentzel, L. Werner T. Rishel, J. Renninger, L. Johns ton, G. Werner, C. Sweiart THIRD ROW: M. Hassler, R. Res- sler, A. Engle, R. Hoke, R. Gal anas, R. Grumbling, R. Lutz, C Zimmerman, R. Bubb. Grade 5 Robesonia Center Grade 5-Marion Center-Stouchsburg FIRST ROW: B. Kelchner, L. Deck, N. Martin, S. Feeg, D. Strunk, A, Manbeck, G. Saul. SECOND ROW: K. Boyer, P. Strunk, H. Hogg, S. Rank, D. Lengel, L. Hook, R. Wise, F. Ger- hart. THIRD ROW: Mr. W. E. Klopp, M. Oxen- reider, L. Musser, R. Feeg, C. Zechman, B. Werner, D. Schrack, E. Hernley, R. Oxenreicler. Grade 5 Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW: M. Rowe, R. Good, D. Hartman, R. Moyer, N. Matthew, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Killmer, I. Schlegel, V. Keppley, K, Monroe, P. Kintzer. THIRD ROW: L. Seininger, J. Yarger, J. Conrad, D. Yiengst, T. Hohl. FOURTH ROW: S. Rohrback, Car Boyer, K. Moyer, J. Patton, B. Truax, D. Strunk. ABSENT: B. Mayo, R Noecker, W. Sheidy, D. Coffey. Grade 5 Bethany FIRST ROW: E. Smith, L. Gelsinger, J. Adams, I. Augustine, C. Angstodt, B. Lutz, W. Kreage, E. Stricker, Teacher: A. S. Kessler. SECOND ROW: S. Trarquillo, F. Mitchell, N. Schnee, C. Sell, R. Hamilton, D. Reber, S. Brightbill. THIRD ROW: R. Letteer, L. Zombro, S. Behney, G. Fidler, P. Ebersole, K. Belleman, J. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: T. Fisher, R. Moyer, E. Edwards, R. Hendricks, K. Stitley, G. Ebersole, E. Clarke. ABSENT: J. Rogers, P. Letteer. V' -- ------W -f-1-f is ,tee FIRST ROW: Mrs. Billhart, G. Werner, J. Seese, J. Seese, R. Lamm, C, Gruber, P. Schaeffer, I., Hoke. SECOND ROW: S. Boy- er, B. Becker, R. Dillon, C. Rudy, J. Himmelberger, B. Young, C. Shaak, L. Sweigart. THIRD ROW: W. Williams, R. Wilce, D. Hug gins, G. Klinger, T. Bachman, F. Lamm, H. Unger, H. Reinhold. FOURTH ROW: S. Schaeffer, R. Essig, H. Reese, J. Virginski, B. Unger, R. Kennedy, K. Keppley. Grade 4 Wernersville Center FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lutz, D, Col- lins, K. Yoder, C. Miller, C. Mat- thew, S. Bryan, G. Ott, R. Fisher, A. Trexler, D. Bricker. SECOND ROW: B. Ruth, J. Aulenhach, R. Koch, B. Carpenter, G. Kline, D. Hoffa, W. Carpenter, D. Flic- kinger. THIRD ROW: D. Harpel, H. Miller, W. Ravert, D. Rentsch- ler, R. Dreibelbis, D. Bond, J. Schaeffer, R. Gromis, R. Botch, D. Koch. FOURTH ROW:, K. Mountz, C. Eicemczn, S. George, D. Bashore, A. Weller, K. Steffe, E. Flickinger, D. Mentzer, L. Kee- ner. Grade 4 South Heidelberg Center FIRST ROW: Mrs. Greth, J. Moore, B. Moyer, B. Davis, E. Adams, R. Rupp, G. Zimmerman, K. Moyer, S. Kinkaid. SECOND ROW: J. Swartz, J. Ochs, D. Garrison, R, Moyer, M. Hamish, R. Wartluft, C. Harding, S. Brass- man, C. Bright. THIRD ROW: G. Ochs, G. Kelly, F. Krott, R. Pric- ett, S. Homyack, K. Berkenstock, K. Cox, M. Luft. Grade 4 Robesonia Center gunz Grade 4 Marion Center FIRST ROW: P. Schwartz, S. Hernley, G, Martin, L. Zechman, J. Frantz, M. Brubaker, L. Brubaker, S. Blouch. SECOND ROW: W. Musser, R. Gelsinger, G. Oakley, S. Werner, S. Svveitzer, E. Valentine, R, I-limmelberger, C. Brown, S. Fogalman, J. Gerhart. THIRD ROW: Miss M. Lehman, F. Troutman, M. Troutman, W. Miller, J. A. Zimmerman, A. Sfrause, A. Brubaker, M. Oxenreicler, E. Bressler, E. Fox. Grade 4 Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW: S. Renninger, E. Aulenback, M. Aulenbaclc, P. Gromis, K. Keppley. SECOND ROW: J. Achenback, B. Martin, T. Artz, A. Hays, C. Leininger. THIRD ROW: K. Kapp, A. Shankvveiler, J. Moore, M. Matthew, D. Ochs. ROW: J. Snedeker, D. Sites, H, Kep- Sheidy, T. Gilbert, S. Reinhold, Teach- E. W. Bicher. Grade 4 Bethany Center FIRST ROW: T. Davidson, R. Stump, A. Knorr, P. Mitchell, S. Blatt, J. Piller, J. Wagner, B. Strickler, F. Gruber. SECOND ROW: L. Beaker, W. Long, E. Hartman, T. Foster, R. Chambers, P. Troutman, D. Augustine, B. Chatfin, V. Long. THIRD ROW: B. Lope, G, Moyer, S. Smith, R. Klopp, C. Degler, D. Speicher, D. Christman, D. Roxberry, K. Spayd. FOURTH ROW: S. Zerbe, T. Hamilton, R. Hollenbach, D. Speicher, J, Daubernam, L. Etchloerger, J, Rothein, Miss Hefelginger. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ludwig, C. Bodanza, E. Carver, S. Klein- smith, J. Buble, V. Stefty, J. Vir- ginski, L. Hill, K. Ressler. SEC- OND ROW: J. Showalter, I. Price, L. Wentzel, L. Sweigart, J. Page, R. Galanos, C. Boyer, W. Neischwender. THIRD ROW: L. Sawyer, J. Gaston, R. Cassler, J. Hassler, M. Ruth, T. Wentzel, E. Himmelberger, P. Boyer, M. Ames. FOURTH ROW: A. Jock- son, J. Bachman, H. Stoudt, W. Bender, J. Reese, L. Neischwen- der, W. Starkey, R. Balthaser, J. Reed. 3 0 f .1153 Q ' - .- .w1,. p I . ' lgl y . MM5f.iQ.i3 y . , .QQ.f . . 1. 5 i ffl. .1 -' ' Q. , . , , - If 2 I' 'X X ' .... x ,-.. . B I il 'F :Z f--if-:ggg3, ,. f t - ' X -rs 2 A 'X X U I fl . ts 51 J -lla-we I I fitigi N r r fi ' .5 ' . 4 J- r X i 'f.f3 1. .. yt .V Z I 1 I ' ' -1' .' , X I Q M, A S . . , ,, M, .. M xi. ' ?s'l1':f2q'z If I X JF- -ar If I V Y., . 4 I I I mf' K i' f Yi E 'tx E W 7 X3 5 s NX , 1. 2- ...mr nn- - ,B f i i E557 . I Jr B N' . ., mf- W ' Ear., .., Grade 3 South Heidelberg Center I 5 '1 'z FIRST ROW: Mrs. WenriLh, R. Presto X Rabold, C. Wagner, . up ,5. w'.i.,4.4.J:F ,N AI, in rl i'f'tf'!t -. , ROW: R. u ar' 'Al rner, A. Westonm A' - r Mt' 5- er, D. Wien L. lfvnn, I, B den. rumoj ow. . Co vs B. Hende n, ' Y V ag- enstose, M. I ett, D. Zimnggffrq man, ' - oore, M. Krott. ABSEN ra Luckenbill, Lin: da Haag. !' 5 . r I I 5 2 I 4 Grade 3 Wernersville Center 7 FIRST ROW: B. Freeman, D. Krall, T. Nye, D. Beidler, D. Kiebach, D. Wenrich, M. A. Hies- ter, L. Porter, B. Werner, S. Snyder, V. Price, J. Miller, J. Babb, P. Gallagher. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Keppley, M. J. Tran- quillo, P. Gerhart, D. Mentzer, D. Lutz, T. Clay, J. Grimes, J. Grimes, S. A. McFee, R. Bricker, N. Hartman, L. Keppley, D. R. Matthew. THIRD ROW: T. MC- Lean, S. Bohn, K. Lutz, D. Mc- Mullen, L. Fisher, T. Heist, J. Master, J. Murdough, O. Went- zel, T. Gromis, J. Gerhart, R. Wertz, G. Lutz. Grade 3 Robesonia Center Bethany Grade 3 FIRST ROW: M, Chattin, G, Eber sole, M. Hcirtranft, C, Hartz, D. Spayd, B. Edwards, L.'Flickinger, L, Werner. SECOND ROW: J. Kern D, May. H. Mitchell, D. I-Iettinger K. Hcinjlton, W, Blatt, R, Ebersale G. Zerbe. THIRD ROW: M, Hart rcinft, Il. Stitely, D, Kissling, J. Ritz man, Sohn, H. Reber, H. Baum Fbunrn Row: J. Adams, D. Long L. Baulhdr, V. Witman, W. Carner Mrs. Miller. Womelsdorf Grade 3 ..-f FIRST ROW: W. Moore, C. Winand, C. Garrett, C, Hotta, L. Meiser. SECOND ROW: L. Ibach, R. Stager, T. Martin, S. Hartman, B. Schoon- oyer. THIRD ROW: J. Anspach, L. Potteiger, M. Senenig, P. Keppley, J. Rhine, S. Frantz. FOURTH ROW: R. Cole, S. Hartman, R. Anderson, J. Behney, R. Morris, D. Reber. FIFTH ROW: S. Haas, J. Hartrantt, P. Gerhart, L. Wenrich, C. Strick- ler, S, Fritz, H. Strickler. ABSENT: W. Mayo. A, ,,. .., ii Heidelberg Grade 2 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Buese, D. Snyder, L. Hassler, L. Keith, R. Johnston, B. Getz, V. Brossman, J. Page SECOND ROW: B. Moyer, S. Gritlith, C. Gil- bert, S. Rothermel, B. Sweigart, C. Heinsolrn, S. Harney, M. Lutz. THIRD ROW: G. Rcssler, B, Ulrich, D. Mil- ler, L, Strunk, R, Essig, C2. Jones, C. Lamm, G. Lutz, S. Welker. FOURTH ROW: D. Schaefer, P. Schock, A. Bachman, E. Klinger, D. Starkey, D. Hopprnan, A. Bodanzo, D. Gaston, G. Eckert. Hi! I Marlon Grade 3 FIRST ROW: L. Brubaker, L. Graver, A. Nagle, J. Saul, R. Harding, C. Oxenreider, M. Musser, L. Hook, R. Royer. SECOND ROW: C. Albert, A. Oakley, J. Greth, S. Noll, D. Brown, D. Matthew, B. Backenstose, B. Miller, D. Lalli. THIRD ROW: Mrs, Dunkelberger, R. Flory, L. Bruback- er, H. Oxenreider, L. Hoffa, L. Ham- mer, K. Schwartz, R. Oberholtzer, H. Hartranft, A. Yingst. FOURTH ROW: K. Corl, B. Matlock, B. John- son, K. Boyer, M. Brubaker, G. Behney, G. Yeingst, E. Troutman. K .av U . ' .Qs-5 - X-,J x, T . .W -if lt if' '-Efif: Y l filllxr I I ffl. - ,, , r 1... Grade 2 Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW: C. Duliy, K. Gromis, B. Kepplley, J. Eiceman, M. Krick, V Auman, J. Hartranfl. SECOND ROW: D. Lengle, C. Sherman, R. Scholar, K. Weiss, V. Kinfzer. THIRD ROW: Miss Wagner, R. Gillen, R. Hofia D. Berkihiser, D. Carey, E. Auman. FOURTH ROW: D. Long, J. Sohn C. Sites, R. Smith, S. Klopp, E. Keppley, L. Schaelier. mon Wm ...ii all I if .. Grade 2 Wernersville Cente 5. FIRST ROW: Miss Murr, J. Knoll, L. Lape, 'I.1VConrcld, L. He-Finer, B. L. Payne, M. Heffner, B. L. :Goddard sEcoND ROW: o. Stout, lc. Bradley, Ej' Koch, s. Berkensfock, F. Lutz, N. Sanfilli, G. Boyer, E.Oxen- reider, B. Coldren. THIRD ROW: P. Somers, L. Bross- man, B. L. Sfoudf, R. Kinkaid, B. DuCurme, H. Luft, C. Rank, D. Staudf, R. Kugler. ' . 5 ,M-N .fxzt I I . I .X I 1 ld-5745 N-Lf J .. Grade 2 Robesonia 'Cfnlte . l , i I FIRST ROW: B. Seigfried, s. Kline, D. Long, B, Dreihelbis, C. Holzman, M. Rurnp, G. Mhelhl SECOND ROW: C. Dasslnger, D. Beldlef, ig. igighe, W. Sheeler, J. Schermick, Miss Witter, M. Collins, D. Muillefd, T. llessler. THIRD RO B. Mounfz, R. Sweigart, M. Tobias, S. h Wenrich, T. Weririch, L. Bohn, G, Balm, S R. Seilz. ABSENT: T. Unger, W. Ulrich, P. - V, , , rg. E , ras?-'A l 'l. I 4' Grade 2 Marion Centellf- FIRST ROW: R. Saul, E. I-ranlz, C. Martin, L. Man- willer, L. Himmelberger, L. Kelchner, S. Becker. SEC- OND ROW: C. Swope, D. Weifzel, F, Holzman, A. Feeg, R. Bennelhum, R. A. Fox, O. Manbeck, D. Eber- ly. THIRD ROW: Miss Runyan, K. Grelh, J. Wise, J. Kintzer, B. Werner. L. Noll, R. Lynn, M. Wise, D. Houtz. Gradel South Heidelberg 4-'FIRST ROW: S. Ressler, T. Geiz, C. Moyer, W. Ress- ler, K. Snyder, R. Moyer, R. Gelsinger. SECOND CROW: J. Feeney, M. Williams, S. Highley, K. Gehref, yR. Seese, R. Klinger, T. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: L. Reese, N. Titlow, L. Garlin, R. Seese, L. Weidman, -J. Weaver. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. McMuIlan, R. Himmel- fberger, J. Neischwencler, L. Johnston, J. Hoppman, .H. Sawyer, D. Bluff. Grade I Wernersville FIRST ROW: T. Riegel, S. Gruber, M. Bradman, C. Kelley, M. Homyack, W. Koenig, D. Nieihamer, L. Bean, M. Brossman, P. Timme. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gruber, S. Miller, D. Weiizel, J. Franz, R. Decker, D. Wartlufi, J. Allen, C. Sheidy, B. O'DonnelI, W. Conrad. Grade 2 Bethany FIRST ROW: J. Hill, J. Foster, D. Chambers, C. Miller R. Behney, L. Weinreich, R. Adams, D. Ebersole SECOND ROW: R. Adams, J. Zucal, B. Kern, P. Wil man, D. Sfifley, D. Wike, D. Becker, I. Weinreich THIRD ROW: A. Hendricks, T. Noble, D. Lutz. Teach er: Mrs. Wisfer. Grade I Robesonia FIRST ROW: D. Wenrich, N. Tranquillo, B. Porter, G. Sfich, E. Master, M. Henry, J. Long, B. Wenrich, L. Werner. SECOND ROW: Mrs. E. Evans, W. Boliz, G. Wenizel, D. Grimes, B. Boich, M. Moyer, B. Fry, M. Freeman, L. Bryan, D. Bricker. THIRD ROW: T. Ger- harf, M. Schaeffer, Mich. Wenrich, M. Behney, E. Bricker, F. Hahn, D. Hartman, G. Fischer, S. Weller, J. Marderness, J. Beidler. Grade 1 Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW: B. Potteiger, R. Leibig, D. Lutz, R. Behney, E. Raba, T. Rhine. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ray, J. Garrett, K. Hater, J. Troutman, S. Wells, C. Hoover. THIRD ROW: E. Schlegel, B. Erwin, B. Boyer, K. Snedeker, R Krauter, S. Schaetter FOURTH ROW: R. Burke, J. Eagelman, W. Hott, A. Firestone. Grade 1 Bethany Center FIRST ROW: L. Stricker, D. Adams, D. Klopp, D. Pieller, B. Lape, F. Zettlemoyer, C. A. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Helms, W. Schaetter, T, BrightbiII, M. Ritz- rnan, J. Garancasky, J. Kissling, R. Smith. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cottey, N. Blatt, D. Tranquiilo, S. Unger, E. Miller, D. Kresge, D. Reis, R. Baum. FOURTH ROW: W. Grant, R. Schaeffer, V. Wartlutt, G. Sterner. ABSENT: M. Anderson, L. GeIsinger, L. Hertzog, S. Kissling, L. Oxenreider, J. Alting. Grade 1 Marion Center FIRST ROW: G. Himmelberger, R. Haag, J. Labe, G. Martin, D. Luprnett, C. BIouch, L. Troutman, J. Bru- baker, A. NagIe. SECOND ROW: R. Troutman, R. Mull, T. Gromis, J. Greby, L. Johnson, J. Miller, L. Wolfe, E. Oberhohzer, W. Brubacker. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Dietrick, J. Lynn, J. Backenstose, C. Meyer, D.I Darkes, S, Deppen, H. Zimmerman, K. Zechman, A. R. Musser, D. Hammer. Kindergarten Wernersville Center FIRST ROW: N, Hassler, S, Speicher, J. Zimmerman, D, Kugler, A, Reese, B. Zimmerman, E. Krott, K Adams, A. Bouen, F. Brossman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Krick, P. Stutzman, S. Withers, H. Swartz, R. Houser, N. Grimes, P. Stover, P. Briner, J. Kuhn, J. Lord. THIRD ROW: M. Keever, M. Rowe, D. Sensenig, C. Boyer, S. Hughes, C. Rank, K. Speicher, D. Barrett. an Kindergarten-Bethany FIRST ROW: K. A. Fisher, C. Brown, S. R. Davidson, J. Leeper, J. Leeper, J. Mock, L, Clifford, R. Nuss. SECOND ROW: J. Young, D. Wartluft, D. Stitley, L. Kresge, J. Spayd, S. Young. THIRD ROW: H. ZeItIernoyer, R. Schrist, D. Alting, J, Starr, E. B. Echert-Teacher. ABSENT: G. Adams, R. ShaefTer, L. Mitchell, C. Harvan, T. Adams, W. Clifford. Special Class-Bethany FIRST ROW: R. Hour, E. Zettlemoyer, H. Himmelberger, S. WeitZeI, A. Johnston, J. Schiegel, S. Johnston. SECOND ROW K. Keppley, M. Beidelman, D. Ream. C Christmon, L. Free man, B. Boyer, F. Roh, R. Weitzel, TeacherfS. I-I. Trostle. Kindergarten-Womelsdorf FIRST ROW: P. Baba, R. Dissinger, S. Burke, S. Snyder, J. A Hottman. SECOND ROW: C. Winard, S 'E. SeyIer, M Frantz D, Hoover, A. Thost. THIRD ROW: B. McDonald, G. Schwartz J. Breneman, S, Keppley, C. Potteiger, J. Shankweiler, Mrs Rohrbach. FOURTH ROW: G. Kiphorn, A. KIopp, K. Herrnann T. Klinger, F. Strickler. ABSENT: J. Schnoder, D Shaak, B Sherman, M. TrexIer. Kindergarten-Robesonia Mrs. Rohrbach FIRST ROW: B. Ruth, M. Wenrich, M. Meclse, A. Beatz, B. Yoder, J. Mountz, I. Rurnp, D. Freeman. SECOND ROW: T. Bricker, L. Heister, A. Himmelberger, D. Trout, C. Price,J Fidler, P. Heist, S. Wetter, B. Mottis. THIRD ROW: L. Krall J. Koch, J. Wenrich, C. Klopp, D. Bryan, A. Bonn, D, Putt, P Hummel, J. Masser. ABSENT: D. Rheil, T. Joyce, S. Kissling R. Kintzer. Lf: , O 1 JY ....J Wir 6 SCO ol Surrdvndung x Ur whnch are symbolic for us l SENIOR BAND The completion ot the Conrad Weiser Jointure brought together more than l0O musicians from tive separate bands. From this large number only the best were chosen to form the senior band. Under the leadership and instruction at Mr. J Albert Leader weekly rehearsals were held in the Werriersville Center The excellent ability ofthe members is proved by the tact that twentyeeight Conrad Weiser musicians were chosen for the County Band, a record tor any school in Berks County. ln addition seven of our members were selected tor the State Band The band engaged in a number ot activitiesn the Ephrata Fair, the Berks County Christmas Parade, the Robesonia Jack Frost Frolic, and tund raising altairs in the various communities of the loinlure, The chief activity was the spring concert, held in the auditorium at the Wer- nersv ille Center. This was well attended, and the high calibre ofthe program was proved by the many favorable comments at those who attended and by the tact that the program was later repeated in a broadcast over radio station WEEU, Reading. Much credit tor the success ot the bond is dUS to the mOStSI'fUl instructions of Mr. Leader, supervisor of instrumental music. BAND OFFICERS for l955fl956 term are Jarnes Deihm vice-president, Lynne Keppley, secretary, Mary Jane Fogal president, and instructor, J. Albert Leader. COLORGUARDS are K. Putt, M. McLean, S. Gocsh, C. Weirich, BANNER CARRIERS are Eileen Benya, S, Cressman, J. Weir, MAJORETTES are S. Grill, Linda Kline. S. Daugherty, B. Woltskill, D. Moore, S. Spaid, , '-ess. :gs .A 4.4. 4.20 A 4. CONRAD WEISER JUNIOR HIGH BAND FIRST ROW: M. Froelich, S. Mountz, B. Jones, G. Shrawder, J. Laudermilch, S. Long, S. Dreibelbis, L. Krall, G. Straub, M, Henry, Lutz, S. Lutz, R. Kock, J. Yingst, R. Grill, F. Davis, D. Lauck. SEC- S. Feeger. FOURTH ROW: J. Bashore, L. Wenrich, D. Moyer, B. OND ROW: Mr. Donald Rentschler, C. Sweigart, M. Keener, J, Schoener, V. Fahnestock, S. Gerhart, A, Fickthorn, R, Kramer, D. Stolzfus, D. Dunlop, N. Bechtel, J. Wertz, B. Rarert, B. Keppley, Rohrbach, L. Krick, R, Gerhart. J. Wilhelm. THIRD ROW: M. Eckert, N. Schwartz, S. Sheetz, K. The Junior Band played beautiful music under the direction of Mr. Donald Rentschler at their concert at the Womelsdorf Center on Wednesday April 25, l956. .. 4 homage XOXN X efore fl: New fx Y Om S C . oncer f. Music! SKC! NN 'Wm-4' K nee' me CO efry Snre rfoins 0,79 hour ard' SW Wax. f Drqcfice I HB5 1 Junior Chorus, Robesonio FIRST ROW: J. Kissling, D. Dunlap, R. Sterner, B. Keppley, B. Long, S. Clay, R. Koch, F. Davis, G. Straub, F. Loose, C. Morse, G. Bricker, R. Wilkinson, M. Koch, R. Gerhart, D. Moyer, D. Aulenbach, E. Kissling, L. Schermick. SECOND ROW: M. Eckert, B. Fidler, J. Moyer, P. Bressler, P. Ochs, l. Christ, C. Angstadt, B. Zettlernoyer, C. Roethlein, S. Schliker, L. Long, J. Moore, S. Sheetz, K. Renninger, S. Long, F. Ruth, L. Kroll, J. Lamm, S. Rittle, M. Myers, F. Oxenreider, C. Werner, S. Smith THIRD ROW: B. Schoener, L. Licinghouse, R. Lutz, L. Musser, S. Merkel, E. Urnbenhauer, J. Shanfelder, A. Swope, S. Feger, Engle, S. Wike, B. McLean, J. Hoffman, B. Garrett, A. Paulson, N. Schwartz, E. Hohl, R. Schnee, A. Sonnen, L. Stump, S. Dreibelbis, B. Miller, A. Wike, G, Weitzel, Miss Murdough. FOURTH ROW: T. Wealand, J. Gruber, G. DeVore, H. Erwin, K. Duffy, J. Hartranft, R. Lord, B, Yoder, V. Fahnstock, J. Wolfe, A. Speicher, J. McMullen, J. Teslow, J. Swartz, J. Adams, J. Brossman, R. Potteiger, B. Ravert, A. Maze, K. Lauck, L. Frazer, A. Bagenstose, J. Lutz, G. Morse, M. Hayes. FIFTH ROW: S. Gerhart, S. Steffe, Ho rvan. S Sweigart, M. Spangler, S. Stitley, S. Weatherholtz, D. Hacker, N. Brunner, D. Strawser, A. Fictorn, S. Batdorf, L. Krick, B. IXTH ROW: S. Behney, S. Good, M. Keener, R. Watherholtz, S. Wolfe, G. Krott, J. Oxenreiter, J. Matthew, C. C. Miller, M. Froelich, R. Grill, J. Behney. Senior Chorus, Wernersville FIRST ROW: C. Kershner, Miss Murdough, J. Froelich, G. Staudt, L. Eckert, B. Wolfkill, C. Ebersole, S. Dreibellois, M. Miller, P. Weik S. Brossman, C. Wolfe, D. Conrad, R. Potteiger, D. Bennetch, SECOND ROW: L. Brenneman, R. Gibson D. Adams, P. Moyer, L. Rentschler, J. Feeg, R. Klinger, R. Hoover, J. Fernsler, J. Root, K. Reigel, J. Hertzog, D. Schaef fer, J. Weir. THIRD ROW: M. Zook, J. Hoper, W. Garrett, M. Fogal, D. Dubble, E. Matthew, L, Keppley, S. Chattin, M. Gosch, C. Astfalk, B. Bauer, J. Davis, N. Davis, M. Arnold, P. Gromis, J. Dries, P. Hoffman, A. Kurr. ABSENT: M. McLean, S. Brossman, K. Putt, L, Reinhold, S. Merkey, R. Miller, D. Meiser,J. Diehm, W. Embleton. Miss Murdough, director, FIRST ROW: B. Stowe, B. Keppley, B. Ruth, P. Hoffman, M. McAllister, D. Selig, K. Hassler, A. Hart man. SECOND ROW: P. Focht, S. Sechrist, l. Richards, P. Fisher, G. Ritter, B. Putt, B. Ricards. THIRD ROW: L. Harman, S. Hert zog, L. Zerbe, R. Wheeler, C. Weirich, M. Russ, B. Miller, D. Moyer. FOURTH ROW: J. Page, S, Dougherty, J. Koch, S. Kreitz M. Harding, N. Kurtz, C. Schoener, N. Lengle, J. Mountz, G. Fessler. Senior Chorus, Womelsdorf I WERNERSVILLE CENTER CLUBS Student Council The Student Council is under the direction of Mrs. Koste. Here Ruthann Eberly, president, is addressing the group. Service Club The Service Club, under the direction ot Miss Froe- lich, not only has been helpful around the school, but also has made things for various organizations, especially the Red Cross. KX in-fl O HI -Y The Hi-Y, a nevi organization in our school stresses honor and helpfulness in the home and school. The sponsor is Mr. Krall. The Hclnclcroft Club The girls of the Handcratt Club and their advisor, Miss Froelich, are admiring one of the Easter candle- holders, which were made by all the club members. WERNERSVILLE CENTER CLUBS Hobby Club Mr. Hess, the sponsor ot the Hobby Club, is kept busy supervising the many activities of this club. Newspaper Members ofthe newspaper club are getting assign- ments for their new copy from Mary Schnee and Adam Zerbe, co-editors at the Wernersville Center. Yearbook Club The Yearbook Club is getting instruction on some of the problems they are about to meet as the staft ot the '56 Welcon. Y-Teens The Y-Teens, under the direction of Mrs, Minnich, are listening to their president, Mary Ruth, who is outlining plans tor a special program. COMMERCIAL CLUB L. Behney, L. Spangler, J. Stitley, G Mauer, S. Gilbert, E. Heck, A. Hoppman, R. Oxenreider, V. Boyer, L. Parcma, Mr. Bennosky. Camera Club M. Lutz, W. Sites, C. Light, I. Kramer, G. Klopp, L. Schaeffer, J. Spaid, B. Lape, W. Greth, W. Clarke, Mr. Moyer, S. Spaid, L. Klein, L. A. Dietrick. N 3 ag., Xxx! gl gggg S' f 'ff wi: 60 LIBRARY CLUB A, Brown, J. Knorr, J. Moyer, M. Klopp, D Ritzman, S. Chambers, R. Sfetfy, B. Bright bill, Mrs. Weider. RlGHTe-The camera proves to be a very fascinating piece of equipment as students here are watching a demonstration on how the camera works. Y LEFT-Roxanne Redcay, President of the Wornelldorf Y-teens, leads the discussion on plans for the scrap books they made tor the Veteran's Hospital. ABOVE-The Chess Club has some serious problems as the tight for Chess King goes on. LEFT-Test tubes and bunsen burners play a main part in the explanations given by Mr. Burkhart in Science Club. rag qs ,-nn The social organization ofthe Voca- tional Agriculture Department-Future Farmers of America. The obiect ofthe organization is to learn to live together in their future lite as farmers. OF AMERSCA gs.-1 r -Sill- tuiuier FARMERS Setting up cz new constitution is hard work but these mem' bers of Student Council enioy it as Donald explains Article ll. Editor-in-Chief, May Ann Bickel explains the good points ofthe lost issue ofthe Interpreter, the school newspaper, -qupv .i . 5:2 its i s 2 -3?Effztfkiliffffriiff ' W ' lf - 7 1 f' Q it X' U ,, 3 - . . wk' - . i J -f-Hd it-f' ww -. -M . .. ' 1? .ZA fe ' 'fn V Q 4 Shirley Ruth tells eoger Future Homemokers cbout 0 business letter she lust received. Ronald Lutz, STUDENT COUNCIL president, explains the part they will take in selling concessions at the ball games. I Berks County is the shape ofa baseball diamond, explains Mr. Himmelberger to his TRAVEL CLUB. im' . ,. , I :ll 'ir ROBESONIA CENTER JUNIOR HIGH CLUBS Mr. Wealand explains dinner table setting to her CHEF'S CLUB. Mr. Mohn tells his group, the STAGE CLUB, the paddle he holds is for the cafeteria, not for chasing youngsters. Mrs. Snyder and the LIBRARY CLUB have been working hard all year arranging, repairing, and keeping the books at Robesonia in perfect condition. v-0 Acting is one of the main principles used in the DRAMA CLUB. The pupils practice acting cmd speaking in front of the club. A stitch in time saves nine is the slogan these members of the HOME ECONOMICS CLUB use as they do their yearly work. ROBESONIA CENTER JUNIOR HIGH CLUBS Mr. Jenkins and these Junior High members of the NEWSPAPER CLUB enjoy the funny side of the Interpreter. Mr. Fiant helps these members of the STUDENT SERVICE make favors for the Wernersville Hospi- tal. SPORTS No e t ri ls and excitement of sports . . .the 'cheering and reioicing after winning the big one , and the tears and heartaches after losing the important one! Could the satisfied smiles of Pat and C I ar , our pupils of tomorrow, indicate many more successful seasons, as the first year of Sports in Conrad Weiser's history comes to an end? A Q ' 4 school would be complete without th h l FIRST ROW: H, Moyer, T. Alexander, P. Moyer, M. Lutz, H. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach H, Benfz, N. Lengel, L. Renfschler, Speicher, S. Merkey. SECOND ROW: Coach E. Himmelberger, D, Keppley, J. Zerbe, D. Kramer, M. Deck. I, Kramer, R. Gibson, J. Garreii, D. ROOT, L. Schaelller, L. Luiz. 1 Coach Himmelberger is giving L. Schaeffer, J. Zerbe, and D. Keppley a few pointers on how To kick The ball through the goal, L. Schaeffer is proudly displaying his Trophy he received as a County All-Star. D. Keppley, goalie stops, a tough practice session goal. DIVISION 2 CHAMPIONS IN ACTION L. Schaeffer, County All-Star player, practicing good shots. Kramer, Zerbe, Sites, Deck and Kramer await their turn. County Divisional Championship trophy. Fast action during Bethel game R. HEISTER S. MERKEY C. SNYDER M. LUTZ Forward Guard Forward Forward J. DEIHM Forward A. ZERBE Center L. SCHAEFFER L. RENTSCHLER Forward Guard 68 J. FEEG Forward D, ROOT Forward County Championship game, Albirghf Field House r Qi , Yr Hawks ond Scouts fight for title Coach Fisfer gives The Scouts Q few pointers before gome time Xl 4 Zm -an-u.,wv ff, I FIRST ROW: T. Alexander, T. Deck, R. Moore, R. Glb- Moyer. THIRD ROW: Coach Hess, Scorekeeper, McFee, son, D. Adams, H. Speicher, R, Ruth. SECOND ROW: E. Bashore, E. Ohlinger, I. Kramer, M. Deck, Manager, T. Wolfe, W. Wealand, D. Schaeffer, H. Moyer, P. J. Keopley. T. Deck shoots foul during important game. Boys form favorite formation Foul Play of Coach Hess. J. V. CHAMPS OF COUNTY! The basketball season of I955-56 has been a successful one forthe Conrad Weiser Jayvees. Not only are they county champions, but they are also the only undefeated team in the coun- ty. Obtaining this record was not an easy task by any means. It meant rugged training, with long hours of drilling and practice under the coaching of Mr. Frank Hess. A beautiful trophy was the reward for this hard work and sym- bolizes cooperation of the team. SEASON RESULTS Glorious ending ot o wonderful seoson. Cooch Hess surrounded by his J. V. County Chomps. C. W. eliminotes Fleetwood in ploy-offs Dole sinks one ogoinst Amity . ..,. .t,,,..,m,g,m.4m.qf, 48 75 70 56 55 54 73 68 52 64 39 56 CONRAD WEISER OPPONENTS Schuylkill Volley Ql Tulpehocken I7 Twin Volley I9 Brandywine 32 Exeter 26 Fleetwood 47 Tulpehocken 39 Schuylcill Volley 23 Twin Valley 36 Amity 28 BERKS PLAYOFF GAMES Wilson 31 Fleetwood 26 it The reword for o victorious seoson. Ronny scores for C. W. during ploy-oFf gome with Fleetwood C. W. Ieoves the floor-county champs! Gibson gets the top ogoinst Fleetwood. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: C. Kersclnner, S. Ruth, R. Redcay, S. Mull, Keppley, R, Naragang, S. Spaid. THIRD ROW: J. Lutz G. Ritter, M. Hartman, C, Bricker, B. Redcay, S. Spangler, P. Weik, J. Weir, C. Harnish, B. Bauer, C. Asifalk, G J. Hoffa. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Chase, coach, S. Degler, Moyer, E. Wagner, manager, S. Kreirz, fimekeeper. Miss- J. Mounfz, M. Schnee, S. Saul, G. Siaudi, J. Page, L. ing from piciure Nadine Davis, scorekeeper. Typical scenes of the '55-'56 season. Beating Amity on their fioor. GIRLS BASKETBALL is C.W. .... 45 Amity . . . . . C.W, .... 34 Oley .... . . C.W. .... 36 Hamburg C.W. .... 43 Lebanon C.W. .... 50 Oley . . Here we see the guards getting pointers on defensive tactics from Coach Chase. Joanne Weir, Rozanne Redcay, Lynne Keppley, Geneva Staudt, Janet Page, and Shirley Spaid took care of the guarding posts and proved that basketball is a team sport by contributing their share to the suc- cess ofthe team. This was Ivlrs. Chase's first season in Conrad Weiser. The girls respected and liked her very much and were proud to make the season a success for their coach. C.W C.W C.W C.W..... C.W Basketball was the top sport for girls in Conrad Weiser, and this sea- son provided some really exciting games. The Conrad Weiser team of l955-T956 was one of the strongest teams in Berks County, and emerged victorious in all the games but two. Only at Hamburg and at Oley were the CW lassies defeated, each time by a very close score. Top scorer among the forwards was Ruth Ann Naragang, whose total score for the ten games played was points. Other high scorers were Shirley Saul, Shirley Degler, Janice lvlountz, lvlary Schnee, Carole Astfalf, and Betty Baurer, with June l-loFfa, Shirley Ruth, and Carolyn Kershner ably fTll- ing in when needed. Hamburg 50 Wilson .... 30 Lebanon . . . 57 Amity ...... 26 Wilson ..... 24 'li-1-mum ..,.. ,,.. f fwmve-:f f-WT.-.-1-rv---w..4,m,..,,,.,,,e..,,,, .,,,,,.,, M, , , , , ,M -Q 11,4 L... W, f,,..f 14z......4.1,, ,,.. za. ,-.,, i12f.,..,1 1 ..,,., ,ffm .Mi A.,, ,.k, 1,Vmfmhmi,,,,XW1,,,,.,v-W., ,,n,K11,m3-vgsiflnf.W CONRAD WEISER BASEBALL SQUAD KNEELING: I. Kremer, J. Diehm, D. Adams, T. Deck, L. Merkey, Heisfer, R, Ruih, G. Oberly, P. Hofimon, J. Willioms, Couch D. Root, L. Schaeffer, A. Zerbe, D. Keppley. STANDING: N. Bernosky,Mcnoger L. Miller. Lengle, M. Dech, H. Speicher, R. Matlock, J. Page, J. Burd, R. Umpire cries play ball, Zerbe losses bull fo Schaeffer ond Grubb of Hamburg comes To boil Mon. Wed. Fri. Tues. Fri. Fri. Tues Fri. Tues Tues Fri. April April April April April April April April Moy Moy Moy 2 4 6 TO T3 20 24 27 I 8 li 1956 SCHEDULE Gov. Mifflin of C.W. Elco of CW. Gov. Mifflin or CW. Schuylkill Volley oi CW. CW. cut Hamburg C.W. oi Bethel Twin Volley of C.W. C.W. oi Schuylkill Vcilley Hamburg of C.W. Tulpehocken of CW. CW. at Twin Valley v OPP 6 4 o 12 5 12 5 11 13 T4 I4 Heisfer Tags one To right Held against Hamburg. PLAY BALL!!! Q gag J Q 40' w , '43 M 1 Y Nz ,gig Q f -.1-WW f Sci, A . MQ yes Oegef W H ook 5m9 arms 00' R up Schaeffer holds Newmansfown ploy- Hamburg scores again. ! er of fi,-sf. Coach Bernosky encourages Oberly QQ FIRST ROW: Sondra Grill, Pmricio Weilc, Anno Moy Hczrfmcn. SECOND ROW: Shirley Spoid, Ann McDonald, Carolyn Kerschner, Joanne Welr, Sondra Gerhcxrf. CHEERLEADERS June Hoffo, Susie Cressmon, Dororhy Dubble, Julio Dries, Janice Hofer, Geneva Stoudt, Betsv Wolf- skill. gi.. - GOLF March 27 April 3 April ll April i7 April 24 Moy i Moy 8 Moy i6 Moy 22 Moy 25 CW CWM.. .. CW ,... CW. CW CW. CW. CW. C.VV. CW. Alilw ome games on HJ in X VS VS VS VS Mr. Renischler, Larry Renischler, Ronald Moore, Donald Stump, Donald Schoeiiler, Perry Ames, John Stein and David Hoppmon. VS. .. ..... VS. .. .... VS, VS. VS. VS. Go len Holi Course. Muhlenberg Exeter . . . Wilson . . Fleetwood . Mi. Penn Muhlenberg ExeTer Wilson Fleetwood . MT. Penn Ames, Tee's off iff K wa 'iw - ff A . R l Q lt i ts if 4 .c FIRST ROW: M. Fogal, B. Ruth, S. Merkey, J. Mountz. SECOND ROW- G. Staudt, J. Diehm, B. Bower, D. Meiser. Mary Jane presents her speech as the first negative speaker, while the debate teams of Penn-Bernville and Ontelaunee prepare their questions. The subiect- Should the Driving Age be Raised to Eighteen? was enioyed by both the debaters and the audiences. MY'- I . Mr Krall, the moderator studies a point, made by our team. Barbara Ruth that the age at which young people should be allowed to drive must re- main at sixteen. forcefully maintains Assembly ploy of Wernersville Center. Chelius says, Look a nofe ! SENIOR SNAPS If was cold in New York Cifyl Chelius, and the gang fry to keep worm! Assembly of Womelsdorf. Lutz, MOV d0Y COW' 07 WSVHEVSVWE- Heisfer, Herbine, ...... SING'???? xx 4' Y Early A.M. bus for New York City. What c Time! Who? a fripl Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Watson Mr. John Bernosky PATRONS Miss Barbara Murdough Mr. and Mrs. George Becker Mr. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pranquillo Mrs. Emma Peifter Warren Klopp Robert Koch Fritz Decker Joe Butcabage Mr. cmd Mrs. Aaron Killmer Miss Laura Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Burt Ray Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kochinsky Ernest Keller Walter Embleton Earl Werner Donald W. Snyder Miss Phyllis Gruber Mr. Robert E. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burkhart Miss Ethel Hamaker Nicholas Santilli Charles W. Bright Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Yocum Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Greth III and Son IV Luther Hoppman and Family Kenneth Haag Byron Briner Donald Wealand Steven Homyack Paul F. Woltskill Leon Stout and Daughter Elmer Greth Harry Binkley Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Muthard Mr. and Mrs. Mark Oxenreiter and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stettey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benshoff Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hotcfman Mrs. Stanley Dissinger Mr. and Mrs. Lester Frantz Mr. George F. Koch Mrs. Amelia C. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Alvin C. Harting H. Harting H Lee Page Doris M. Binkley Dunlap's J. Robert Gibson and Family Mr. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Focht and Family Mary E. Wenrich Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rebola and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Long Herman Klopp Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Boyer and Kathie Lynn Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Audet Mrs. Laura Y. Applebee Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Snyder John Wartlutt and Family Carl Speicher and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Af3c Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werner Lester F. DeLong Howard J. Weirich and Family W. Speicher Norman Keppley G. G. Snyder S. Nicholas Fister Burlington Kulp, Jr Mr. and Mrs. George H. Rader Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Preston Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Bodden and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Blood and Family Mrs. John H. Thompson The Hersey Store Linda Berkenstock and Lee Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Ford Berkenstock and Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Cressman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks Mrs. Susan Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Suhr Miss M. Lenore Murr and Mrs. Daniel Hoppman Nicholas J. Koste Clarence Spiess, Jr. and Mrs. Norman B. 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Plumbing, Heating and Appliances est High Street Womelsdorf, Pa Shartlesville, Pa. Phone - Bern. 231113 211 W Dine and Dance at BEN'S CAFE Home Cooking Beer - Wine - Liquors Womelsdorf, Pa. Banquets 81 Parties Parking in Rear Phone 45-X FURLOW'S GAS STATION 8. GROCERY STORE Robesonia R. D. 1 On M422 Open Sunday For Importance in Quality Insist upon the Bame Guild Seal and Certificate GRETH MEMORIALS Wernersville, Pennsylvania Display at E. Penn Ave. and Church Road Phone 88707 L. E. RUTH Plumbing 81 Heating York 81 American Oil Burners Myers Electric Water Pumps Wernersville, Pa. Phone 8616 JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB of Wernersville ROBESONIA CLEANERS 8. DYERS 131 W. Penn Ave. Robesonia, Pa. HENNE'S ESSO STATION WILLIS HENNE, Prop. 501 West High Street AUTO ACCESSORIES GROCERIES - CIGARS - CIGARETTES PENNSYLVANIA AND ATLAS TIRES Phone 9106-y Womelsdorf, Pa. RALPH C. SNYDER INSURANCE AND BONDS 337 West High Street Womelsdorf, Pa. Phone Luther - 93493 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 May you not always follow where the path may lead, but go where there is no path, and leave a trail C. Norman Lamm Jerre E. Witman DIRECTORS Wernersville, Pa. T E D B LA C K Advertising Reading, Pennsylvania Phone 89957 C. OFFENDERLEIN, Florist' WERNERSVILLE WELDING co. The Light Electric and Gas Welding and Cutting ' t Portable Equipmen G neral Repai g THE WERNERSVILLE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Wernersville, Pennsvlvania FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Drive-In Window Night Depository Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent DO YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT? It will give you a feeling of confidence to know that you have ready cash on deposit-a reserve fund for unexpected needs or to use to fulfill great expecta- tions. 695 million savers are right in saving the bank way. Come in - open an account with us. lt you already have a savings account here, add to it regularly and build your ready cash fund for future needs. Save for a purpose at the ROBESONIA STATE BANK Member F.D.l.C. Robesonia, Pa. Speicher's Food Market Groceries Fresh Produce Fresh Meats Watson - Standard Paint 141 West Penn Ave. Robesonia, Pa. , I - BEST MATERIALS JI: fy? - WORK GUARANTEED I1 df l 'X I' 0 , - 6 W . L. C. RENNINGER Painting 81 Decorating Repairs, Roofing 81 Siding Phone 328Y 43 South Front St. Womelsdorf, Pa. LEISURE SUPPLY East Penn Ave. Robesonia, Penna. Hunting Fishing Photography Sports Toys Your Recreation ls Our Business OIL BURNERS 84 GAS HEAT INSTALLATION C. C. MATTHEW Registered PLUMBING 8: HEATING 1344 N. Robeson St. Phone Robesonia, Pa. LUther 92601 Earl Hohl, Prop. Phone Wom. 239-Y 6-W HOHLY'S APPLIANCE ADMIRAL Dependable and Guaranteed WESTINGIIOUSE DUMONT 1Salesj Service on SUNBEAM All Makes of Radio-TV-Electronic Equipment Womelsdorf, Pa. SHEELER 8. SON PAINTERS at DECORATORS Robesonia, Pa. Phone LUther 9-4345 DELUXE BARBER SHOP H. W. WEISS, Prop. 153 W. Penn Avenue Rohesonia, Pa. Service and Repairs on all makes of Cars CENTRAL GARAGE lnternational Trucks Willys Sales and Service FRANK A. MILLER, Prop. Phone 322X Wom., Pa. CHARLES E. MATTHEW LANDSCAPE SERVICE EARL R. POTTEIGER 433 W. High SI. Womelsdorf, Pa. INSURANCE Life - Hospital Accident 81 Health Compliments of HERB MOTOR COMPANY F Your Ford Dealer Wernersville Pa. B Wishes to Students and their Parents and Fac 1 y Galen Hall Hotel 81 Golf Course Daniel Burack Manager Compliments of CITIZEN' HCSE COMPANY N0. 'I WERNERSVILLE, PA. Rump 8. Miller plumbing and heating distributor for Iron Fireman SELECTEMP HEAT A thermastat in every room oil or gas - heat warm-air furnaces hot-water boilers steam boilers air conditioning Robesonia, Pa. Phone Luther 9-3910 Womelsdorf Bank Ancl Trusf Company Womelsdorf, Pa. fEstablished 1903i Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustees, Guardian, etc. tTrust Funds SB567,000.00j Officers And Directors Robert B. Filbert - President J. H. Mays - Vice-President Robert E. Long - Secretary Harry C. Illig - Treasurer J. S. Hickernell - Asst. Treas. Richard T. Williamson - Solicator John D. Mohn Stanley A. Klopp H. C. Stambaugh Chas. P. Schaeffer Guy W. Sheeler John F. Danner Dr. W. Ray Klopp Dr. George E. Ruth Capital S150,00.00 Surplus, Profits and Reserves S350,000.00 Resources S3,800,000.00 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Each depositoris account insured up to 310,000.00 53 years of sound and helpful banking service to the surrounding community LEROY R. PORTER Floor Sanding Linoleum and Tile Woodworking 111 South Front Street Womelsdorf, Pa. YEAGLEY'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP 4-0 North Front St. Womelsdorf, Pa. NEW FOOT-WEA R Phone 211-W MATTHEW'S GARAGE GEORGE W. BALTHASER J. D. MATTHEW, Prop. Sales - Case Farm Machinery - Service Official Inspection Station General Repairing Gulf Products - Sho Brand Fruits East Penn Ave. Wernersville, Pa. Phone 87611 Wernersville -::- Phone 8-8323 -:: Pennsylvania BEST wlsl-nas SUNSHINE BREWING COMPANY READING, PA. HACKER'S INN LUKE D. RENTSCHLER 69 East Penn Avenue Sinking Spring PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING Phone 8601 Home-Cooked Food, Especially Seafood Proprietors - Doms and RAY HACKER 14-6 Landis Ave. Robesonia, Pa. Phone LUther 9-4388 Compliments of SMITHS CONFECTIONERY AND GRACE ADAMS I e Cream - Magazines - Italian Sandwich Ham Rolls 409-411 West Penn A Wernersville, P Phone 8-76419 LET'S BE FRIENDS Maier's Sunbeam Bakery CAPCZELLO PAPER CCMPANY Wholesale Paper Distributors 400 NO. Eighth sr. Reading P PkgLfY C COMPLIMENTS of WERNERSVILLE LIONS CLUB PAUL F. FRITZ Home Dressed Meats Tel. 27-W Womelsdorf, Pa. There is no higher art than that which tends towards the improvement of human food Compliments of THE BOY'S SHOP Boys, Apparelw 836 Penn Street Reading WARREN DAVIS, FLORIST Phone Sinking Spring 8-74-01 East Penn Avenue Wernersville, Pa. Complimenfs of REESE'S BEAUTY SHOP 230 Washington Ave. Wernersville, Pa. Rayette Rose Wave Hair Cutting Manicuring Telephone 8-7313 SENIOR WOMAN'S CLUB Wernersville, Pa. Compliments of Brown Motor Company E1 N CHEVROLET - Sales 8. Service - BUICK General Electric Appliances Hardware 159 West Perm Avenue, Robvsonia, P Phone - Wcmrnelsdorf' 150 Dairy Prbclucfs The Finest Homogenized Vitamin D Milk We Deliver - Call Lu 9-1701 Address - 28 S. Robeson St., Robesonia, Pa. H E N RY' S SUPER SERVICE Dry Goods - Notions -- Sundries - Toys Fresh Meats - Produce - Norris Fancy Foods T-U-R-K-E-Y-S CARL HIMMELBERGER Phone SS 8647 Address: Wernersville, R. D. 3 Compliments of C. A. BRIGHT PHARMACIST Robesonia, Pennsylvania JOHN F. LENGEL SINCLAIR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Gasoline Motor Oils Quality Coal - Goodyear Tires Prompt Automatic' Metered Deliveries Phone Luther 9-5464 Vlfomolsdorf, Pa. LINDEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY INCORPORATED Womelsdorf, Pa. FRED O. DRIES 8. SON STEERING ALIGNMENT Robesonia, Pa. Phone Womelsdort' 151-J COMPUMENTSOF SPRECHER'S GROCERY Your Local Barber 0 wma, at R b P P Phone - Womelsdorf 113-W KENNETH LONG ' INSURANCE and BONDS Robesonla, Pa. KU RTZ AND DGWD 536 Court Street Reading, Pennsylvania Phone 62854 Our Customer is our Only Interest Wamadb F7404 Sine 612 Reading Ave. West Reading, Pa. 2-7482 or PAINTS WALLPAPERS GARDEN TOOLS Distributor for Chas. H. Howell 81 Co. Paints Since 1876 Enamels Undercoaters Varnishes House Paints Alkyd Flat Wall Paints Putty Colors in Oil Etc. ---- ff 570, fn 232 W. High Street Womelsdorf, Pa. LU-9-5935 RENTALS Floor Sanders Edgers Polishing Machines Power Saws Wallpaper Steamers Lawnmowers Belt Sanders Lawn Rollers Lawn Seeders Etc. ---- Compliments of WHITEY'S TWIN KISS DRIVE-IN WOMELSDORF CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Keystone Store Specials The Home Town Storew Phone 190 Womelsclorf, Pa. FLORENCE DRESS SHOP Wcmmelsdorf, Pa. Tcl. LU-9-4484 Ladies Wearing Apparel Smart-Form Garments Luzier's Cosmetics Phone Adamstown 4951 Phone--Den FITTERLING 81 HATT Asphalt Paving - Grading Reinholds, R. D. 1, Pa. ver 711-366 Furcoats FRANCIS G. RIEGEL ICE Sz COLLIERY COAL Compliments Wernersville R. D. 3, Pa. of AMERICAN REFRACTORIES CHARLES R. WINTERS Reinholds R. D. 411, Pa. Dealer in Raw Furs Congratulations Gloruy Knitting Mills, I HC. M AYS SEED COMPANY . . . WHOLESALE SEEDS Weiser Park Womelsdo f P Sd FREEMAN'S SPANISH VILLA RESTAURANT Robe-Sonia, Pa. SUNDAY DINNERS SFRVFD 11130 A.M. to 7 PM M ls Served D ly F D Flowers Exquisitely Styled By EC KERT, THE FLORIST Reading and Womelsdorf BERGMAN SHOE REPAIR 37 Werner Street Wernersville, Pa. FOOTWEAR FOR SALE CLASS JACKETS GYM SUITS THE SPORT SHOP 5 East High St. Womelsdorf, Pa. Hunting - Fishing - Athletic Equipment Uniforms for All Sports Your Radio, Television and Electrical Dealer WALTER H. GRIMES 225 West High Street Womelsdorf, Pa. Phone LU 9-5933 Your Local Beverage Juni AND JOE si-IOPPE Distributor Complew OMS LUTHER P. SENSENIG Crib to Date Tel. LU 9-5592 Telephone LU 9-1 162 WERNERSVILLE DRY CLEANERS Compliments Of EXW Repair Work ROBERT A. FISHER Agent Motors Insurance Corp. We Call and Deliver Phone 8-7121 115 W. Penn Avenue Wernersville, Pa. HOOVCT MOLOI' CO- Wernersville, P3 C l' f GERHART BROTHERS 'MP ments 0 WARNER CUT RATE BUTCHERS l Penn Avenue Wernersville, Pa. Wernersville, Pa. Compliments of MYRL SPEICHER BEAUTY SHOP HElM'S SNACK BAR 332 W. Penn Ave. Robesonia, Pa. . Penn Avenue ' For appointment phone Womel. 9-4,763 V Wernersville, Pa. DANNER FUNERAL HOME MELROSE BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of 209 Lincoln Drive JOHN F. DANNER Wernersville, Pa. Tel. Sinking Spring 8-8720 W0II1ClSd0l'f, P21- Telephone LU-9-1211 Compliments of WERNERSVILLE MEMORIAL POST BLUE JAY RESTAURANT Italian 81 Steak Sandwiches Ham On Roll - Hamburgers FOUNTAIN SERVICE 22 W. Penn Ave. Robesonia, Pa. Ph. LU 9-44672 1,-66668, Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ladies' Auxiliary Phone Dial 34 East High St LUther 9-3283 Womelsdorf, Pa THE DOLORES BEAUTY SALON Dolores M. Hartman, Prop. Compliments of HOOVER MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Salesman ELI MARTIN Class I4-3 Penn Ave. Wernersville, Pa. Oldsmobile 0-K Used Cars For A Square Deal See Salesman JASS FIANT Class '48 BERNOSKY'S ESSO SERVICENTER Esso PRODUCTS Distributor of Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories - Lubrication - Washing Stop Here For Happy Motoring Llewellyn, Penna. Telephone 4-2846 J. J. RAVERT Automatic Heating - Oil Burner Sales 81 Service - Fuel Oil 8 North Brooke St. U Phone LU-94-101 Robesonia, Pa. EDNA'S DRESS SHOP 16 W. Penn Avenue Robesonia, Pa. Tel. LU-94-652 DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR -- LINGERIE QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES MOTEL MILLER Box 134 Wernersville, Pa. AUTOGRAPHS 4 I l