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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

QXTHPSN Grade Sc'oooX Came: I OMELSO OR? X Gem YH Wxgh Sdooo HWERN 'gh SCF ZOUTH Fade C x I ff e X , . ' 1' f x .. . 1, SVILLE nl Center 'Wh.E41, I Grade OO, Center DELBERG -ol Center e N! , , A A ,Q Uhfg E r High Si:Z,fV?,4 O C THE I957 WEICON published by THE SENIOR CLASS WEICON STAFF Conrad Weiser Area Schools Robesonia, Pennsylvania I Foreword As we travel o'er life's pathway we encounter many experiences we would like to relive, countless foot- steps we would like to retrace. We, too, have enioyed many rich moments during our school days in Conrad Weiser. ln the following pages we have tried to capture some of these cherished moments, which we shall want to remember for many years to come. The theme of this year's Weicon is Toiling Hands. In the upper left-hand corner we see the tiny hands of a kindergarten pupil, just beginning to break through the surface of education. These little hands will be toiling more and more as the years progress, forever encountering and overcoming new and varied duties, and, as they grow in physical strength, they will enrich the life of the one to whom they belong, To this young student we wish much success in the years that lie ahead. Pictured in the bottom right-hand corner are the hands of a Senior. These hands have been toiling, day in and day out, through life's long years of schooling. These hands are almost ready to reach for a high school diploma. That, however, will not mean the end of their toiling, They have gained for their owner certain fundamental principles, they have been given slight pushes once in a while to attain their goal, but now upon them alone will depend success or failure in a different and difficult world. We see now that the hands of the Senior and the hands of our little friend have a close relationship, a similar duty to perform. The one pair will be toiling endlessly throughout many school years, laying the groundwork for future success. The more nurtured pair of hands have successfully built this foundation, now they will be engaged in the much more intricate and difficult task of building a successful life. Will they be able to leave their mark of distinction on the ever-changing pages of history? We of the Weicon staff sin- cerely hope so. God's speed to all of you!! 2 Dedication To our mothers and lathersfvvhose interests have been in the intprovernent of our livrfs wltme- lwvf: and encouragement have been insptrattonal -and never ending sacrifices have made possible these tour years ot high school-we respectfully dedicate The Weicon of l957. The Class of W57 3 i fig' 0 77 21110061111 ff H 6' , L . 0 v. ,R m 44,8 Q , 'D 44v G c 519 Q my so 'V v -aw 4,4 ,J W4 . , . fx f' ,1 fs 11,1 A 451, 50 . 1 Q A .fl . .fp 'U 8 ' 'n , v it ff .gmen N -' f. -v, fo + N 0 5 ' 1 4, A M. 0 1 1 ,, .H v If. 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Warren Shearer, Mrs. Elizabeth Weber, Jelrre Witman, Elias Manbeck Elliott Ressler, Irvin Oxenreider, Jacob Kohr, Lester Gelsinger, Harry Zeller, Irwin Texfer, Earl Gelsinger, Walter Loose, Dr, E. L. Leisey. 3rd ROW: Christine Harnish, Dr, James Eagelman, Paul Degler, John Benya, James Gelsinger, J. Paul Hertzog, Geo. Manbeck, Geo. Zechman, Lynwood Gerhart, Kenneth Long, Edward Deck. District Schools Include: HEIDELBERG, NORTH HEIDELBERG, SOUTH HEIDELBERG, MAR- ION, ROBESONIA, WERNERSVILLE, WOMELSDORF. 6 Supervising Principal To the seniors: During your twelve years of elementary and secondary education, your teachers strived diligently to develop in you the ability to think deeply and critically. Thinking as such, presupposes that you have learned certain knowl- edges and certain skills which prepared you for the vocation of your choice. Success in the future years, however, will require more than the possession of information, or the power to think. Knowledge and thinking must be trans- formed into some kind of work produced with your hands. lt will not be sutti- cient however, to have your hands produce in large quantities. Your work will be iudged in a large measure by the way your hands will render services willingly, without thought of receiving something in return, how well your hands will aroduce work of high quality, how well your hands will be offered in a spirit of cooperation with those of your fellowmen to make this a better world in which to live. Sincerely, James F. Shankweiler Supervising Principal I Mr. JAMES F. SHANKWEILER Conrad Weiser Area Schools JOHN B. STULTZFUS Supervisor of Elementary Education To the Seniors, ln our society, where power, instead of descending from above, ascends from the common people, it is necessary that there be a high level of purpose, integrity, and intelligence among people. ln a world where problems require the maximum strength of all, it is imperative that every indi- vidual be developed to the utmost in mind, body and spirit. One of the most urgent needs of our times is education, the soundest, most far-reaching and effective education that man can conceive and develop. To that end we in the elementary school have emphasized the development of basic skills necessary for clear obiective thinking, reading, listeningp observingg discussing, obtaining, evaluating, and organizing information. We stressed the development of spiritual, moral, and emotional values, social improvement, and reaching conclusions. We pass the student with these basic beginnings from our HANDSinto the HANDSof secondary education, and the community for further enrichment, and development. For all your days prepare, And meet them ever alike, When you are the anvil, bear- When you hammer, strike. E. Markham Best wishes for your future success, John B. Stoltzfus Supervisor of Elementary Education 8 Mrs. JOSEPHINE KLOPP Marion Center- Elementary Mr. JOSEPH E. SEDULE Wernersville Center High School Building Heads The responsibility for each building falls into the HANDS of those pictured here. The HAND that signs the pass, rings the bells, guides the teachers and pupils, assigns duties, and punishes the offending and wayward. The HAND that helps and encourages, always ready and willing. Truly a versatile, and dependable HAND. f 9 K s. V1 is lL GRACE Hsrrieiriricen Mft NORMAN DWGER Bethany Center---Elementary Jvfiiof High Robesonia Center Mr. CLARENCE DEPPEN South Heidelberg Center Elementary Mr. WARREN WATSON Womelsdorf Center High School FIRST ROW, THIS PAGE, L to R Mr. THOMAS ALEXANDER Jr., B.5. Kutztown S.T.C. Art Mr. G. GILBERT SNYDER, B.S. Kutztown S.T.C. Supv. Sec. Ed. Mr. NORMAN B. DINGER, B.S., M.A Muhlenburg College Columbia Univ. Building Head Math-Science Mr. CLARENCE D. DEPPEN Kutztown S.N.S. 8th Grade 8- Bldg. Head Mr. LESTER F. DQLONG, B.S., M.A. Penn State Univ. New York Univ. Math. SECOND ROW: Mrs. JOSEPHINE S. KLOPP, A.B. Lebanon Valley College 7th Grade 8- Bldg. Head Miss DOROTHY M. SECHRIST, A.B. Albright College English-Civics Mrs. ISABEL W. SUHR, 8.5. Mansfield S.T.C. History-Civics Mrs. DORIS M. WEIDNER, B.S. West Chester S.T.C. Latin Miss PHYLLIS L. GRUBER, A.B. Albright College English THIRD ROW: Mrs. KATHRYN F. WEALAND, 8.5. Albright College Home Ec. Miss HELEN W. FROELICH, A.B. Albright College History-German Mrs. ELIZABETH 5. SNYDER, B.A. Lebanon Valley College English-History Miss VIOLET M. BALDWIN Rochester Business lns. Commercial Miss ETHEL M. HAMAKER Eastman Dental Dispensary, Univ. Dental Hyg. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. ROENNA K. KOSTE, B.A. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio Guidance Mrs. JANET M. MAMARY, B.S. Mansfield S.T.C. Voc. Home Ec. 10 of Pa. Secondar Mr. J. ARTHUR HENDERSON, A.B. Univ. of Pittsburgh Science Mr. JOSEPH P. SEDULE Jr., B.S., M.ED. Penn State Univ. Penn State Univ. Building Head General Math-Physics Mr. THOMAS J. GOLDEN, B.A. Penn State Univ. 7th Grade .-. - Faculty Mr. S. NICHOLAS FISTER, B.S. Penn State Univ. Science-Health Mr. ROBERT E. MOYER, B.S. Kutztown S.T.C. Biology-Chem.-Physics NOT PICTURED: Mrs. JOAN KOCHINSKY, R.N. Nurse lLeave of Absencei Mr. SALEM R. ZACKO St. Francis College, Loretto, Pa. Science-Biology Mr. JOHN D. BERRIMAN, B.S., M.ED. Slippery Rock S.T.C. Penn Stale Univ. Phys. Ed. Mr. DONALD F. SNYDER, B.S. Stroudsburg S.T.C. P.O.D.-History-Dr. Training FOURTH ROW: Mr. DENNIS E. FIANT, B.S. Millersville S.T.C. Science-English-Hist.-Geog. Mr. DONALD R. RENTSCHLER, B.S. Penn State Univ. Inst. Music Mr. THOMAS R. JENKINS, B.S., M.S Bucknell Univ. Bucknell Univ. English-History ll FIRST ROW, THIS PAGE, L to R Mr. ROBERT E. GREGORY, B.S. Penn State Univ. Voc. Ag. Mr. J. ROBERT GIBSON, B.S. Edinboro S.T.C. Industrial Arts-Art Mr. WARREN J. WATSON, B.S., M.ED Lebanon Valley College Temple Univ. Building Head Algebra-Math Mr. WILLIAM I. GRUBER, 5.5. Kutztown S.T.C. English Mr. FRANK B. HESS, B.Sl Elizabethtown College Math. SECOND ROW: Mr. JOHN J. BERNOSKY Bloomsburg S.T.C. Commercial Mr. ELWOOD E. HIMMELBERGER, B.S. Kutztown S.T.C. History-Geog. Science Mr. CARL A. BURKHART, B.S. Kutztown S.T.C. Algebra Mrs. ELRITA SEYLER, R.N. Nurse lTemp.J Mr. LQROY W. MOHN, B.S., M.S. Penn State Univ. Penn State Univ. Industrial Arts THIRD ROW: Miss BARBARA J. MURDOUGH, 5.5. Penn State Univ. Vocal-Inst. Music Miss EDITH BLEICHERT, B.S. E. Stroudsburg S.T.C. Phys. Ed. Mr. J. ALBERT LEADER Jr., B.S. West Chester S.T.C. Inst. Music FIRST ROW, THIS PAGE, L Io R Mrs. LENORE M. NORTON Millersville S.T.C. 2nd Grade Mrs. MARY E. WENRICH Kuizfown S.T.C. 3rd Grade Mrs. RENEE .I. WISE Millersville S.T.C. Ist Grade Mrs. EMMA PEIFFER, B.S. Kutztown S.T.C. 3rd Grade Mrs. SHIRLEY H. ZIMMERMAN, B.S. Kufztown S.T.C. 3rd Grade SECOND ROW: Mrs. ANNA D. COFFEY, B.S. Millersville S.T.C. Ist Grade Mrs. REBECCA W. ROHRBACH, B.S. Lock Haven S.T.C. Kindergarten Miss DOROTHY BECKER Millersville S.T.C. 5th Grade Mr. JOHN B. STOLTZFUS, B.S., M.ED. Kutztown S.T.C. Temple Univ. Supv. Elem. Ed. Mr. WILLIAM L. DIETRICH Kufzfown S.T.C. 61h Grade THIRD ROW: Mrs. SARA S. KEPPLEY, B.S. Bloomsburg S.T.C. 3rd Grade Miss DOROTHY M. WITTER Kutztown S.T.C. 2nd Grade Mrs. GRACE B. MCMULLAN Kutztown S.T.C. Ist Grade Mrs. EMMA W. BICHER Kutztown S.T.C. 4th Grade Mrs. MARY L. KILLMER Kutztown S.T.C. 51h Grade FOURTH ROW: Miss GRACE P. HEFELFINGER, B.S. Kutzrown S.T.C. 4th Grade 8- Bldg. Head Mrs. DORIS MCLEAN, B.S. West Chester S.T.C. Elem. Vocal Music Mrs. ANNA S. KESSLER, B.S. Kutzfown S.T.C. 5th Grade Miss LAURA M. WAGNER Kuiziown S.T.C. 2nd Grade I2 Elementary Mrs. HELEN H. MILLER, B.S Kutzfown S.T.C. 6th Grade NOT PICTURED: Mrs. MARGARET GOLDEN Kutztown S.T.C. 6th Grade Mrs. SUSAN R. LUDWIG Kutziown S.T.C. 3rd Grade Facult Mrs. ELIZABETH GRETH, B.S. Miss MINNIE YODER Univ. of Penna. Substitute Teacher 4th Grade Mrs. ISABELLE D. STOLTZFUS, B.S. NOT PICTURED: Kutzlown S.T.C. Mrs. ESTHER B. LEISS 5th Grade West Chester S.T.C. 6th Grade Mrs. RUTH N. MILLER Kutztown S.T.C. Mrs. BESSIE M. GRUBER Kindergarten Kutztown S.T.C. Ist Grade I3 FIRST ROW, THIS PAGE, L to R Mrs. SARA R. WISTER Kutztown S.T.C. 2nd Grade Mrs. ELLA B. ECKERT Kutztown S.T.C. Kindergarten Mrs. MARTHA L. VONDRAN, 5.5. Millersville S.T.C. 4th Grade Mrs. ARLINE D. AKENS, B.S. Kutztown S.T.C. 5th 8- 6th Grades Mrs. MILDRED E. HUMPHREY, B.S. Lebanon Valley College 2nd Grade SECOND ROW: Mr. WARREN E. KLOPP Bloomsburg S.N.S. 5th Grade Miss DOROTHY G. RUNYAN, B.S. Bloomsburg S.T.C. 2nd Grade Mrs. MARY V. DUNKELBERGER, 5.5 Kutztown S.T.C. 3rd Grade Mrs. MAY E. DIETRICK West Chester S.T.C. Ist Grade Mr. FLOYD P. HUMPHREY, A.B. Franklin 8- Marshall Kutztown S.T.C. 6th Grade THIRD ROW: Miss ANNIE E. KINTZER Kutztown S.T.C. 6th Grade Mrs. BLANCHE H. RAY Kutztown S.T.C. Ist Grade Mrs. ETHELYNDE C. BRILLHART, B.A Goucher College, Balt., Md. 4th Grade Mrs. MILDRED SPEICHER Substitute Teacher Mrs. STELLA H. TROSTLE Kutztown S.T.C. Special School FOURTH ROW: Mrs. MIRIAM M. LUTZ, B.S. Kutztown S.T.C. 4th Grade Mr. HUNSICKER Mr. GRILL Mr. BROSSMEN Mr. OHLINGER Marion, about to step Robesinia, prepares to South Heidelberg, makes Wernersville, cleaning up up, attack dirtl it warm! grade room. Skillful, tolling, hard working HANDS keep our area schools operating smoothly. Pictured are a few of the many HANDS needed. Ax . P of fo 9-folly X-9 - lo t, 0 1 4 .pl vang 6 'D Q 5 .6720 'NS 060 009 04-,4 .xxei If O ,,ewS'l Mrs. sPoHN 000, wt mst' r - . 09 lolnture secretary, taking we' 0 notes for Mr. Shankweiler, at Robesonia. t 5- Q I J Mr. MAUGER HOWARD anookr Mrs. SHANFELDER Uma mulnlenance SUPGY' Womelsdorf, checks loose Womelsdorf, checking Visor' Checks moto' Ol door at Womelsdorf cen- teachers monthly attend- South Heidelberg. ter. once records. 14 Activities Q 4 -J 451 uv X il fs'-15 Senior Band FIRST ROW: C. Mu?l1and.J, Haier, L. Eckert, L. Krall, S. Dreibelbis, C. Kerslwrier, D. Bennefcln, G. Long C. Wolfe, L. Wenrich, S. Gerhart. SECOND ROW: J, Albert Leader, director, P. Hoffman, H. Manberck M. Miller, R. Hoppman, S. Bagensfose, R. Grille, C. Sweigart, E. Ulrich, DeVore, R. Koch, G. Klinger D. Rohorbach, J. Yingsr, J. Diehm. THIRD ROW: R. McFee, M. Zechman, L. Keppley, J. Dries, F Klinger, J, Hoffman, N. Davis, A, Fifcliorn, D. Schaffer, D, Oxenreider, D. Adams, T. Wolfe, T. Brossman FOURTH ROW: D. Redcay, D. Moyer, C, Ebersole, J. Eisenbise, M. Eckert, S. Sheefz, A. Kurr, B. Weber G. Siaudr, S. Mull, D. Degler, R. Whitman, L. Brenneman, W. Garrett, T. Deck. ABSENT: T. Alexander R. Gibson, J. Erwin, O. Faunstock. 16 FIRST ROW: P. Pot- teiger, B. Lape, SEC- OND ROW: Left to Right: K. Pun, c. Hamish, C. Weirich, S. Dougherty, B. Wollskill, S. Spaid, B. Brightbill, J. Hen- dricks, L. Kline. P The senior band activities for the year in- cluded: a Christmas concert, a spring concert, and parades at the various communities include ing a large parade at Ephrata. The organiza- tion also sent participants to county, district, and state festivals. The number ol participants exceeded all previous attempts. Those selected lor county band numbered 28, tor county or- chestra 8, those tor district orchestra 2, district band 6, state band 2, and state orchestra l. Concerts were well received by large audi- ences. Some of the soloists were Annetta Kerr, Terry Brossman, Winitred Garret, Dale Adams Monica Miller, Clyde Ebersole, and Ronald Whitman. Othcers of the band are: President, James Diehm, Vice-President, Clyde Ebersole, and Secretary Linda Eckert. Monica Miller and Ja- nice l-later are Librarians. The organization is under the capable lead- ership ot J. Albert Leader Jr. ed 17 '50 Um JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND Rabesonia Center FRONT ROW-left to right-D. Laucck-maiorette, J. Lutz, M. Froelick, J. Devore, B. Spohn, S. Lutz, M. Milliken, B. Davis, G. Krolt, L. Wenrich, N. Bechtel, K. Weirich. SECOND ROW- Mr. D, Rentchler--director, C. Gibson, K. Lutz, R. Gerhart, J. Bashore, L. Krick, B. Schoener, W, Gruber, G. Straub, K. Laudermilch, J. Redcay, G Shrawder, J. Koch. THIRD ROWYR. Dreibelbis, J. Wertz, R. Keppley, R, Fogal, B. Jones, A. Nagle, B. Keppley E. Reingold, J. Slultzfus, W, Moore, J. Wilhelm. NOT PICTURED-L. Klein, S. Mountz, F. Davis, L. Stump, G Brossman, M. Keener, B. Ravert. Activities of the band included a concert, a parade on New Years Day for the local tire company, and parades for other occasions such as Halloween, and Ephrota Fair. The orchestra plays for all assemblies. Rehearsals are held each week in the Robesonia Center gym. JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA I ' 2 . -in - ' ' ' y..,..o y....4 w-4 YQ S . YVVV The Senior Chorus meets every Fridoy, Here they ore procticing tor one ot their mony Concerts. They presented G socred concert in Februory, ond o populor concert in Moy. The Junior Chorus meets every Wednesdoy. They presented one concert throughout the yeor. Both choruses ore conducted by Miss Borboro Murdouqh. 'Tv 19 THE WOMELSDORF CHORUS msn! ul This group is composed of pupils in 9th and 10th grades at Womelsdorf. They presented one eve- ning concert this year. It is under the direction of Miss Barbara Murdough. THE WOMELSDORF ORCHESTRA The Womelsdorf orchestra being directed by Miss Murdough. THE WERNERSVILLE ORCHESTRA The students enjoy the assembly ore chestra's marches and accompani- ments, Thursday's at 8:30. lt is under the direction of Mr. Leader. THE DANCE BAND Here is that great Dance Band! Modern Jazz Delux! and Iiked by all. Their director is J. Albert Lead- er. i,-gave ., 1-3 , 'iq -W M fwssqyejg mei . v . V I :IQ 4 . .MMA ., Q' 1' ,Q gwmxi - we i is ,- www N we 1 YW M . . sc c ...R zo 2 Q- c V ,,.w . i f i Debating, public speaking, and assemblies provide a splendid opportunity for those who aspire to be lawyers, teachers, or the committee chairman! Pictured here are some of the activities which give the student some of these ex- periences. Debaters, in the I Speak For Democracy, contest persuade the audience at the Wernersville Center. Strictly Speaking! M.C. at an assembly in Womelsdorf Center. Paula En- Mrs. Wertr, a iudge, congratulates de gle and Mary Jane Shanfelde keep things rolling! bater, J. Deihm, Members of the debating team include: Betsy Eagleman, James Deihm, Mary Ruth, Terry Alexander, James Froelich, Suzan Spangler. Coaching the debaters is assigned to instructors. Mrs. Suhr, Miss Gruber, Mr. Snyder. Assemblies can be fun and educational too. This slcit at the Wernersville Center gives the amateur actor his golden chance! Mary Ruth proves her point. .4 C -Q T PIB' E..- Debate Club under the supervision of Mr. Snyder prepares for the oncoming debating schedule. liar. '22 Bernosky. Wernersville Commercial Club is busy typing newspaper articles for the Interpreter. Advisor is Mr. The Third Year Algebra Club meets on Friday. In this picture you see the boys looking at The Hi-Y awaits the instructions of their president. The group of young Christian fellows is under the advisorship of Mr. Moyer. Center Clubs Y-Teens are busy making plans for o busy school schedule. Advisor is Miss Froelich. l. :'.J The Newspaper Club is very busy learning how to develop a good newspaper. Mr. Gruber is the odvisor. some mathematical problems as- signed by their advisor Mr. Hess. Student Council is busy discussing the plans for oncoming school activities. Mrs. Kosfe is the advisor. 23 g. i::,g-g ash 3 . ,mv-rsg.W7z,,t,gt5xfa'1sv-' K' K f seligffj- Fl ,:.. i mimk . .X .W , 1.315 ,L J X-swf: ilvklag Km ,sf N... . The Future Farmers of America under the Newspaper Club is a busy little group looking over the latest edition of the school paper. supervision of MVA Gregory learn of the Miss Sechrist is the advisor. Womelsdorf Center . ZOC r C Co OUIVC- u fl, Dderfoke Spresidenr fgolenr O, Dohofd Cffv,-rl. Sd, 65 Ugg Of Gr WO Gnd 'ffefs Od . dorf V'-90 C f' Sfver The Future Homemalcers of America are advised by Mrs, Mammery. They are taught many useful ...1 modern methods used in forming. The Audio Visual Aide Club is under The czdvisorshlp of Mr. Burkhart. The young fellows are looking of the new proiedor iusl bought This yeor, Clubs s Things in running G home. fs.. C fa ,,, so i LXQYNQ a we QU ,JW9 Anef' feYXe Wal - 'NB' Nw:- s vom. 'S bug. le du,xsoY l ll xs Map! xeodlelpo CXUXO Xxnelf , N4 s- l Ublul bOOM The ON WO' ow s e f 1, 'f If , V,. ,f I fl ,vs sf YL 1'- ii W-,t,N r MFT! w'lf'.vs...s gig, Mrs. Weolond tedches the girls of her Hondi-Croft Club the bosic steps of knit- ting. X Members ot the Dromotic Club These fourteen members ore busy learning me busy Worlilng on G new how to check out ond renew books in the Library Club, Mrs. Snyder is their odvisor. Barry Schoener, Student Council President explains to club members the duties of the ticket committee tor their next dance. Robesonia Junior Members of the Audio-Visual Club listen to o record mode by club member Dovid Gor- f is I- P lay, Their advisor is Mr, De- lO'l9A The Newspaper Club shores ci chuckle at 0 funny article appearing in the Interpre- ter, Advisor of the Club is Mr, Jenkins. The Parliamentary Club discus- ses lrnws, and how to conduct meetings of any group, in a democratic manner. Mr. Hene dricks is their sponsor. Hi h Clubs loft. The advisor of the club The Stage Crew is very busy painting and is Mr. Himmelberger, repairing stage tools. Mr. Mohn is The ad- visor. 'N-. ,Z . 9. G S S660 Dorf S .oi eq. 10 lo Q ge fr to Q0 Wm . Koi life od 9 see W4 6 6 er Q0 9 ds ASG 'JC-us: q s 1,, 066 ' OU' Of Bus Hands Mo sofce W . I' D 0984: fvxcovd 170, Student photographer-A capable lensman, The very busy business managers-DIANE p4 Copco' AUMAN and LINDA ECKERT. 70104 wit' 170,4- xi F 3P- . X if WILLIAM oosci-I. The yearbook stat? and committees: Co-editors-Patricia Hoffman and James Diehm. Business Managers-Diane Auman and Linda Eckert. Advisors: Mr. J. R. Gibson, Miss Helen Froelich, Mr. Thomas Alexander . Sports Seniors Faculty Terry Deck Janice Hafer Terry Alexander Lynne Keppley Robert Gibson Geneva Staudt Activity Dorothy Dubble Nancy Kintzer Terry Alexander Lorraine Spangler Gail Maurer Advertisement Diane Auman Linda Eckert Anna Hoppman Ruth Oxenreiter 28 Nancy Kintzer Dorothy Dubble Underclassmen Rachel Gelsinger Kay Putt Virginia Boyer Carole Weirich Art Pam Gromis Carol Wenrich Administration Julia Dries Marianne Gogch X Visual and class In ses- sion. Womelsdorf noon hour relaxing. l Every morning ot 8:00 A.M. ct all centers! fr will CONRAD Wernersville chemistry lab. ex- periment in the moking. A Wise Look Womeldorf English Deport- ment listens to Sen. Hiram Swope at Weiser! Womelsdorf Assembly F' Womelsdorf Teen Club decorotes. Grade 8 eorly morning deep-freeze, woiting for the bus! Home Ec. Department, nutrition experiment, Snake for the Science Department. Christmas program. Instructor Mr. Gregory supervises the senior ag, boys in their shop at the Womelsdorf Center. Vocational Ag. Dept. Roland Feeg inspects the calf he is about to raise. X Vocational Agriculture Building shown here, was formerly c cor show room, now serving very well for Conrad Weiser Ag. Dept, Students of the grade lO class busily en- A gaged working out a XX woodwork problem. 'Nw W visit?-mf-Q . , -L. Industrial Arts Dept. wx.. rg' K ,f 1 A 3 1 W. 15.13 I g . V K -ll Q , ' iffy? ' 'light - I sq f , ' 4 '5j5 ' swiivh I ,ff 1 'A DQ .if jj w ily J 7 W' M ' Ml -lg JW' A A , A' 3 A 3 wi' ft me fs . ' , W , g,v,r,ML:,l . , my - WW 0 1 is. V :,-,f'. - v f fl' Rear building ot the two ga- rages now serves as the ln- dustrial Arts Dept. k .15 . vw, Machine side of the indus- trial arts shop. Student Ed- win Shitler prepares to use the table saw. Won't you loin us? School Snaps Pcxss the mustard pleose! Go Kots Go! es rmne ,-gf' Boy meets girls. ff . Io' Ladies ond Gentlemen. . Amateur show winners! h ? Dancing Dolls 0 3 X. l ,li O J js .41-1-...., vw' dl Four dots ond 0 dash! Peek-cz-Boo! Dnd you hear the lotestf A Dream of a Prom The other night immediately following o glass of milk and a heaping dish full of strawberries and pickles I hopped into bed. I can't exactly recall what happened but suddenly I felt hazy and lightheaded, as though I were drifting into space. l saw myself standing at my girl's front door, decked out in my Sunday best and ringing the doorbell... Arriving at the prom we spied a few friends and ioined the happy group. Everyone was in gay spirits and enioying the merriment. . . The door opened and there she stood looking like a princess. After presenting flowers to her we were off to the prom. . . I Refreshments were served and all who attended welcomed the delicious food and punch. ll believe I had a number of helpings of food and several glassfuls of punch,J The music was smooth and rhythmic so well all decided to take the fatal step and dance... When the clock struck eleven we regretfully ventured from the prom and left in search of some nourishment... Eating delicious hamburgers and drinking cakes at the restaurant was fun. We laughed and talked until we absolutely had to be shoving home. It was a wonderful dream and there's a good chance that it will become a reality because next week is the biggest social event of the season, the Junior Prom. 32 o 'NR Q 0 mx W ,Q fu ,' .rg :ff J ,, 'Qi Eff: ff! .M K ' J' 'H Q 9 fa Q ,N Q ' 4 l l Y B Wernersville Center FIRST ROW-Judy Werner, Faye Nye, Roxanne Redcay, Shirley Spaid, Mr. Hess, Gale Long, Marlene Bressler, Barbara Blatt, Lucille Harman. SECOND ROW+Edwin Schittler, Norman Lengle, Ronald Moore, David Keppley, Milo Correll, Edwin Miller, David Moyer, Edwin Swope, Spencer Seigtried, Norman Forry. THIRD ROW Kay Hassler, Eleanor Wagner, Bryon Keppley, Luther Moyer, Barry Ehrhart, Barbara Miller, Mervin Degler. ll'A Wernersville Center FIRST ROW-Annette Kurr, Linda Reinhold, Barbara Ruth, Rodney Hoover, Mrs. D. Snyder, Terry Brossrnan, Lewis Renninger, Suzanne Brossrnon, Carol Wolf. SEC- OND ROW-Dawn Fessler, Larry Brennernan, Wittiam Shank, Perry Ernes, June Hotfo, Julia Moyer, John Fernsler, Joanne Davis, Winifred Garrett, Sylvia Mull. THIRD ROW-Geraldine Mease, Laura Frantz, Helen Weinreich, Dana Bennetch, David Kinlsaid, Clyde Eber- sole, Carolyn Kershner, Jane Eisenbise, Betsy Wollslill, Rozanne Potteiger, ABSENT-Nadine Davis. l I AC Wernersville Center FIRST ROW-Linda Kline, Linda Berkenstock, Dawn Moyer, Mary Ann McAllister, Miss Froelich, Shirley Ruth, Dawn Reigel Shirley Dougherty, Margaret Werner. SECOND ROW-Judy Koch, Doris Degler, Dolores Ritzman, Nancy Kurtz, Calvin Zettlemoyer, Sandra Kreitz, Doris Fisher. THIRD ROW-Faye Slouch, Lucille Boltz, Connie Ressler, Carol Benshott, Mary Sattozohn, Doris Hernley, Jean Knorr, Arlene Wartluft. I0 --A WOMELSDORF CENTER FIRST ROW' Kay Scholar, Elaine Ulrich, Mariorie Ochs, Elmer Rupp, Diane Yoh, Ellen Bachman, Cynthia Moyer. SECOND ROW-- James Froelich, Marilyn Hartman, Darlene Rump, Dolores Fisher, Sally Meyer, Elizabeth Gilbert, Gail Jacobs, Mrs, Isabel Suhr. THIRD ROW- Glenn Leininger, Donald Oxenreider, John Garrett, Wal- ter Focht, Peter Hoftman, Harvey Manbeck, Susan Hert- ZOQ, FOURTH ROW- Paul Moyer, Ronald Witman, Jack Williamson, Beniamin Henninger, John Burd, Robert McFee, Larry Miller, IOfC WERNERSVILLE CENTER FIRST ROW-Marcia Klopp, Sandro Noble, Beverly Brightbill, Lynda Zwicky, Mr. Bernosky, Audrey Spercher, Shirley Stout, Patricia Gerhart, Barbara Lape. SECOND ROW f-Barbara Veingst, Joanne Hendricks, Suzann Bolig, Ellen Benya, Howard Wengert, Marie Zechman, Sandra Highley, Patricia Stump, Sondra Werner, Wilson Clarke, Daniel Selig. THIRD ROW-Barbara Keppley, Diane Berkenstock, Shiela Bagenstose, Ingebord Richard, Eileen Benya, Lou Ann Dietrich, Lucille Schaeffer, Pauline Lash, Barbara Riley, Jean Moyer, I0--B WOMELSDORF CENTER FIRST ROW Nancy Swope, Louise Swope, Carolyn Keener, Edith Zerbe, Elvlna Grornus, Carole Bricker, David Hoppman, Terry Matthew. SECOND ROW Daniel Raihl, Eugene Steffy, Howard Neiheiser, Linda Stump, Rochelle Behney, Geraldine Moyer, Lois Klein, Gordon Auman, James Keppley, Robert Bausher THIRD ROW Allen Moyer, Douglas Weatherholtz, Frank Teslow, Kenneth Neiheiser, Ronald Matlock, Walter Embleton, Clarke WarFluft, David Redcay I0-D WOMELSDORF CENTER FIRST ROW-Pauline Christ, Frances Schnee, Anita Johnson, Larry Lutz, Mary Ellen Hater, Sondra Chambers, Barbara Redcay. SECOND ROW- Barry Bean, Joseoh Bechtel, Darlene Boyer, Susan Spangler, Suzanne Kochel, Christine Harnish, Charles Fox, ClifTord Bressler, Miss Phyllis Gruber. THIRD ROW-- Karl Schoener, Samuel Henry, Stephen Shartle, John Root, Elwood Ohlinger, Thomas Wolfe, Forrest Klinger, Donald Schaeffer, Robert Wheeler. ABSENT-Jean Lutz, 'lv'-1 I 3 9- B WOMELSDORF CENTER FIRST ROW--Melvin Hernley, Norman Georhart, Kimber Snyder, John Meutzer, Howard Gelsinger, SECOND ROW Carl Hettner, William Augustine, John Know, Allen Gaul, Galen Behney, John Ruth, THIRD ROW- Robert E. Gregory, Ronald Stefly. ABSENTfJohn Blatt, Edwin Wise. El 9-A WOMELSDORF CENTER FIRST ROW-Jame: Yingst, Joyce Moore, Ann Sonnen, Betty Zettlemoyer, Florence Ruth, Suzanne Long, Jane Lamm, Ruth Ann Hoppman. SECOND ROW Mrs. Weidner, Dinah Gruber, Betty Ann McLean, Deanna Reed, Joyce Wolf, Marilyn Spangler, Rose Schnee, Lor- raine Krall, Loretta Wenrich. THIRD ROW-V Ronald Yeingst, James Clay, Robert Chattin, Anne Fichthorn, Sally Gerhart, Truman Johnson, Robert Koch. FOURTH ROW Ronald Lutz, Donald Moyer, Rodney Conrath. Kenneth Umbenhauer, Robert Clarke, Donald Anspach, Randy Lord, James McMullen, 9-D Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW Suzanne Sheetz, Gail DeVore, Connie Price, Rosalie Grill, Shirley Schlicker, Domaris Wagner, Burt Webber, Richard Kreitz. SECOND ROW--Mr. Burkhart, Joan Balthaser, Elizabeth Miller, Joannah Adams, San- dra Rishel, Joanne Teslow, Arlene Oxenreider, .lane Schanfelder, Shirley Rittle. THIRD ROW-Harold Klopp, Dale Raihl, Marilyn Forry, Ann Speicher, Esther Steffey, Pearl Boyer, Jerry Brossman, William Boyer. FOURTH ROW--Larry Schermich, Craig Batdorf, Roger Thren, Ken- neth Kramer, John Reigel, Ronald Reitz, David Aulenbach, David Rohrbach. 9-C Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW-Julia Matthew, Clorena Sweigart, Judi Er- win, Mariorie Eckert, Barbara Miller, Sandra Dreibelbis. SECOND ROW-Robert Coffey, Carol Roethlein, Paula Engle, Glen Gassert, Glenn Klinger, Gene Aulenbach, William Carroll, Thomas Turner, Harold Manbeclc, Howard Noble, THIRD ROW -Miss Dorothy Sechrist, Ina Christ, Nancy Fisher, Kathleen Renninger, Ann Paulson, Mae Nolt, Ellouise Hohl, Eva Knorr, Linda Brightbill. FOURTH ROW-Jean Swartz, Douglas Frazer, J. Philip Preston, David Bennsinger, Barry Long, John Bassett, Ronald Ba- shore, Victoria Hassler. ABSENT-Donald Erich. Ft x , 'Q FAYTQ 3' xl , 5 J .Sk ' ,ui 9'E Womelsdorf Center FIRST ROW-Mary Sue Myers, Mary Ann Hays, Audrey Bagenstose, Annette Swope, June Saul, Shirley Merkel, Loretta Spayd, Frances Oxenreider, SECOND ROW-'Mr. Salem, Robert Zaclco, Theodore Wealand, Carry Eber- sole, Irene Musser, Janet Brossman, Josephine Angelis, Nora Green, Patricia Bressler. THIRD ROW--Shirley Siti- ley, Dora Oxenreider, Violet Fohnestoclc, Suzanne Stelte, Sharon Gruber, Audrey Grumbling, Nancy Schwartz, Ray Swope. FOURTH ROW-f Colin Morse, Edward Kissling, Richard Hoppman, Barry Haag, James Highley, Norman Brunney, Kenneth Showalter. 8-A Robesonia Center FIRST ROW-Ronald Sterner, George Bashore, Gary Shrawder, Barbara Fidler, Kathleen Duffy, Rebecca Weatherholtz, Kathleen Bensinger, Judith Gruber, Judith Clay, Robert Himmelberger, Dale Holla, George Werner, SECOND ROW-Judith Jacobs, Barbara Ream, Mary Lou Bender, Geraldine Weitzel, Richard Cox, Forrest Loose, John Gromis, Kenneth Keibach, Robert Kasprowicz, Ella Mae Moyer, Elwood Himmelberger, class advisor. THIRD ROW-Jean Moyer, Glenn Straub, Joel Bashore, Bruce Berkenstock, Edward Hendricks, Earl Miller, Terry Christ, Sandra Batdarf, Sharon Feger, Gloria Saul. ps, F C P Y .Lf 8-C Robesonia Center FIRST ROW -Larry McAllister, Robert Gerhart, Robert VVII- kinson, Arlington Nagle, Shirley Behney, Gretchen Krott, Betty Ravert, Judith Behney, Mary Keener, Billie Klose, Robert Bassett, SECOND ROW-Mr. DeLong, Terry Oxen- reider, Charlotte Snyder, Gary Bricker, Kay Weitzel, Car- olyn Fidler, Diane Lauck, Bryan Long, Jeanne Lutz, Larry Rank. THIRD ROW Marilyn Froelich, Allen Kintzer, Ju- dith Stitley, Fred Roxberry, Russel Kramer, Daniel Straw- ser, Barry Schoener, Janet Hoffman, Constance Gromis, Charles Gibson, Isaac Brubaker. ,FW 9, , A Q7 . l 8-B Robesonia Center FIRST ROWwRonald Hernley, Barbara Buchter, Shirley Good, John Kissling, Carolyn Miller, Glenn Fessler, Don- ald Dunlap, Larry Cox. SECOND ROWAShirley Smith, Aneita Wike, Salinda Wike, Elsie Umbenhower, Sandra Blouch, Robert Feeg, Lena Brubaker, Geraldine Schaeffer. THIRD ROW-Mary Rittle, Donna Hacker, Thomas Kiss- ling, Ronald Fritz, Jack Hartranft David Marderness, Kenneth Swope, Catherine Yoder. X .Lvl fm? Y D 8-D Robesoniu Center FIRST ROW-Brian Keppley, Carl Swisher, Bruce Jones, Gwendaline Morse, Barbara Sweitzer, James Drexel, Su- san Wolfe, Jane Oxenreiter, Jacob Luteer, Forrest Hummel, John Stoltztus. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Wealand, David Hertzog, Frederick Davis, Bonnie Garrett, Anna May Maze, Lorraine Stump, Scott Clay, Suzanne Bachtlin, Claudia Werner, Robert Blatt, Michael Gerhart. 7-A Robesonia Center FIRST ROW-Wayne Moyer, Gloria Riegel, Jeanette Gru- ber, Roger Young, Carl Gromis, Jane Rupp, Mary Miller, Grace Zombro, Jane Gromis. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Sny- der, Mary Beidleman, Lester Zechman, Larry Stefty, Charles Kiopp, Sandra Weidman, Karen Kulp, James Harnish, John Hays. THIRD ROW-Lewis Stump, Marilyn Gruber, Maynard Koch, Charles Houck, Glen Cock, Patricia Harding, Doreen Behney, Anna Schaetter, Bruce Luckenbill. AAAAGAQA 7-C Robesonia Center FIRST ROWwRichard Keener, James Turner, Robert Wied- emer, John Wilhelm, Anthony Tranquillo, Genette Hen- derson, Paul Weinreich, Ruth Ann Kieboch, Carol Hartman, Christine Krott, Patricia Graupp, SECOND ROW -Thomas R. Jenkins, Robert Fogal, William Maurer, Bruce Werner, Warren Miller, Dorothy Burd, Patricia Wifman, Jeftrey Bean, Sharon Botdorti, Warren Zettlemoyer, Thomas Harmon, Robert Keppley. THIRD ROW-James Wilkinson, Jan DeVore, Kathleen Adams, Maryanne Nem- corsky, Rodney Shearer, Elizabeth Homyick, Dale Riegel, Carol Johnston, Sally Lutz, Julia Koch, Dorene Long, Charles Rothlein. 8 South Heidelberg Center FIRST ROW-Laura Brossman, Sally Unger, Barbara Cor- rell, Barbara Titlow, Margaret Noss, Judy Stump, Shirley Sweigart, Linda Sheidy, Marior. Hainley, Evelyn Smith. SECOND ROW-Mr. Clarence Deppen, Robert Seese, Ronald Moyer, Kenneth Miller, Howard Glahn, William Gruber, Paul Spatz, Jere Redcay, Eugene Werner, THIRD ROW-Ralph Ruth, Ronald Koch, Warren Wentzel, Thomas Wolford, Isaac Ulrich, Gary Brossman, Michael Stefty, Harvey McDonald, Ronald Bond. AGQAAA 7-B Robesonia Center FIRST ROWADouglas Moyer, Dennis Moyer, June Huber, Jean Ulrich, Ronald Unger, Mark Oxenreiter, Linda Wen- rich, Thomas Stout, James Roberts, Dennis Boyer, Jackson Chambers, Robert Blatt. SECOND ROW-Pamela Batz, Ronald Gromis, Joyce Strnckier, George Good, Brenda Davis, Britta Spohn, Bryan Edelman, Franklin Schell, Christine Erwin, Donald Etchberger, Nedene Bechtel, War- ren Moore, D. E. Faint, THIRD ROW---Richard Merkey, Eleanor Carroll, Carol Wartlutt, Virginia Anderson, Judith Ritzman, June Schlegel, June Speicher, James Timme, Mary Milliken, James Hollinger, Charles Williamson, Usa L iv T' 7 South Heidelberg Center FIRST ROW-Mr. Thomas Golden, Judy Bachman, Kenneth Lockman, Mary Ruth, Roseann Himmelberger, Ellen John- ston, Barry Lutz, Dorothy Garner, David Boyer, Linda Emes, SECOND ROW-Donald Moyer, Elwood Klinge: Betty Moyer, Harvey Schaeffer, Karlotta Lutz, Mark Correll, Charles Correll, June Highley, Luther Showaker, Karen Lengel, Gary Cassler. THIRD ROWfElmer Reinhold, Lois Speicher, Thomas Blatt, Bonnie Kleinsmith, Robert Sechrist, Kathie Lamm, Earl Price, Nancy Wike, Ronald Dorn. 7-D Robesonia Center FlRST ROW-James Christman, Jane Keppley, Richard Artz, Shirley Miller, Kermit Sweigart, Ruth Kramer, Brian Lape, David McMullan, John Paulson. SECOND ROW- Suelien Greth, Karen Weirich, Nancy Koch, Georgia Spangler, Anne Wenrich, Susan Herbine, Linda Swope, Josephine Albert, Sandra Belleman, Mr. J. Arthur Hender- son. THIRD ROW-Walter Zwicky, John Abbott, Larry Carpenter, Robert Houck, Robert Moyer, Barry Kalbach, James Knorr, Harry Houck, Robert Stefte. ABSENT- Blanche Moyer. 'XE'9 a! i'i K, 7 Marion Center FIRST ROW-James Myers, Arthur Weatherholtz, Shirley Mountz, Jean Zimmerman, Mary Ellen Fox, Louise Klein, James Brass, Earl Brubaker. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Jose- phine Klopp, Merl Wise, Lloyd Wise, Donna Mary Backen- stose, LeRoy Bressler, Sandra Grommis, Carl Bell, Gerald Strunk, James Beidler, Mitchell Matlock, Larry Kelchner. THIRD ROW-irvin Musser, Shirley Matthew, Glenn Swope, Sheridan Loeb, Barbara Bressler, Lynda Weitzel, Allen Brubacker, Warren Martin, Frederic Hoffman, Sharon Matthew. Athletic , THE SCOUTS SOCCER SQUAD FRONT ROW-left to right--D. Selig, T. Wealand, J. McCullen, D. Anspach, R. Lutz, R. Yiengst, L. Lutz. SEC- OND ROW-H. Speicher, T, Aiexander, R. Gibson, J. Garrett, J. Root, P, Moyer, W. Clarke, L. Moyer, N. Lengle. THIRD ROW-K. Arnold, R. McFee, I. Kramer, J. Diehm, D. Kepply, M. Dech, L. Luckenbill, H. Moyer, J. Page. Graduating seniors enjoy a pep talk before their lost game together. 1 fl Fast action at the Bernville game! M m,,,,Wm.vm .vfmrr 5 , ,- -.,-.....- ,fa .r i ...1 I ,A - -.x -1x 'J 1. . '..,, 1 e .dc i tu rv 1 5 Vm,.a- .lim Page shoots one ct a practice session. ag- A Goal!! kicked by Harold Spencher IM 9' . s 006 S ofkoox pope 30 0 J xo' .JWPQ wwf... VW tw . Wi i Harold Speucher ond Ira Kramer, 'WMV' XFN' M , we team captains, get Iost minute in' 470,77 W, ' 5' '32 l l H Q '.,. ' .',.-1, QV' structions from Coach Faster. rdoe L. 9 s V ,Q 7 A ve fro .hr xc 90071 Paul Mayer represented Conrad Weiser on the County All-Star team. 'F y ,v -. 'mx 3 fa . v- , 7 P , ' cfffl t D At' 'L If ff lj 1,7 Ll! O 6:95 ,Q.........,,. 0 nu M-.-v- ., ...Q- ,..,.x ...,..,w .-.A- Y, W .. ,... ....., .LH .A 0.4 FRONT ROW left fo right: T, Deck, D. Adams, Walter Embleton, R. Gibson, J. Dielwm. SECOND ROW: Comix B:-rrinmn, H, Speidwr, H. Moyer, R. Ru1h, D. Kopplcy. Varsity Basketball .. f , lv X 'W ,: MA ,jY:!,.lH-,-L.' 1' me wig, A ' P M1 4..- ! . 5 is g ' K D ,L A - I . sb 71571, - 1 ' A I . S son, 023, look on. I I Dole Adams 1203, gets the mp while Busier Embleton, NIOW, ond Bob Gib- Bob Gibson-Forward 'V' D,ehm 5 QFX , Derrch Mover Guard Buster Emlfuleton ff-nn-r Dole Adams Forward Joe Keoolev Center FRONT ROW, Left to Right: N. Forry, P, Moyer, R. Moore, J. Burd, T. Wolf, D. Schaffer, R. Reitz. SEC- OND ROW: E, Rupp, R. McFee, J. Williamson, R. Bashore, J. Froelich, Coach Hess, R. Lutz, R, Witman, Junior Varsit The Jayvees deserve a lot of credit for the hne show- ing they made this season, despite the lc-ss of key men Through injury. The team played good, cle-an basketball and displayed the true Conrad Weiser spirit. Congratulations to Coach Frank Hess for keeping the boys in tip top condition and to the boys for a fine season. T' A A Q N , sf ' ff J -X , f Coach Hess gives last minute instructions to the boys. iii 'l i mp -l Z' 'k1?a'x ' ' ll, 573. gp.-avr' ' plbbhihhr- omni' h' .kIA.fI15l:,.R V I .gulf Q , V- jymfgpfwgfw fRf5mN4PW1i' . ri . if n u'-lr-' - 'T 'Sfi.., Ji ' , - . -'.f- , G - 4 J - gt 'Jil . V 9 .1.5 Y: i.:gf.'rg - r ' ' ..-g.. 'lf' ' 'li,e ,f'Y2i ,. 6R4+w SFWM . .:3ga1-- 2 e tw fq 99.i.:g -- . Q, ,xd',5g35 I ,ug itll. Wits:--N f' w 'f K Q I N l l . y, r 1,1 ' ft. A li , 1 if -I fi 'I 3 s . W X, yy. , ' r ilfk 1 'il J' viz? E , . xy I ' i xl v A rx W J xy, x K .nfl . ' ' 'X . I' iw ' Hi rl xx gh, idiighf i L in rl :li fy., 5 ll 5 I ' , vi ,Q 1'1 N 1 FN 4 i . Tom Wolfe drops cz lump shot. Paul Moyer leaps high on Yap off ploy Fast action in a game with Wyomissing, iw Reach l !! -..... Will if go in??? Weiser scores agoinlll ,. . , I 5 W ..L........, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW S Mgym J II HU G Sf df J H f C pIaln L Kr-pplcy J Dries Ruth. SECOND ROW: Mnss Bleuchort coach S Gerhort S Dougherty L Berkenstock J Wolfe M Hartman S. Spangler, THIRD ROW M Hofer B Rudcoy M Ochs C Wolfe C Brncker C Kershner D Rump 2 .. 2 ,...,,l . I 'I ,. iw I-ff f I Trix. 1 :Nu-I STANDING Left to Right: 5. Meyer, J. Drie J. HOIIG, L. Keppley, G. SIGUCII, S. RUIIN KNEELING: J. Hofer, Cupfoing Miss Blei chaff, coach, S THE WISERETTES The Wiserettes, under the cap- able direction and coaching of their new coach, Miss Bleichart, completed a very successful season of basketball. Practice sessions started early in the fall with a fine squad being selected. Janice Haf- fer was elected as captain. The starting lineup usually found Sally Meyers, Janice Haffer, and Shirley Smith carrying off the scoring hone ors. The team depended upon Geneva Stoudt, Julia Dries, and Lynn Kepply for defense, and hold- ing down the opposing scorers, The season ended vvith a splen- did party sponsored by the Home Ec. Department, for the players. The team vvas congratulated for having a .SOO season. Assisting the coach and players was Eleanor Wagoner as Manager, Sandra Kreitz as Score-keeper, and Nadine Davis as Time Keeper. Coach Janice Hater is iumping against her opponent, Shirley Ruth. C6-mgr, Miss Bleicliait is acting as referee. Alumni game held Friday, Deceniluer 7, l956, at Wernersville Center Miss Bleichart is giving instructions to the Weisei'ettes at a tirnefout, during a home game at the Wernersville 'TX ii 1 ' W. fi N 'X . 1 N l SCHEDULE i956-i957 Fri. Dec. 7-Alumni at Conrad Weiser Fri. Dec. 14-Conrad Weiser at lebanon High School Tues. Dec. T8-Central Catholic at Conrad Weiser Tues. Jan. 8-Oley at Conrad Weiser Tues. Jon. 15- Conrad Weiser ot Hamburg Fri, Jan. T8-Conrad Weiser at Wilson Fri. Jan 25-Bethel at Conrad Weiser Tues. Jan. 29-Amity of Conrad Weiger Fri, Feb. I-Conrad Weiser at Oley Tues. Feb. 'I2-Hamburg at Conrad Weiser Fri. Feb. I5-Conrad Weiser at Amity Tues. Feb. T9-Wilson at Conrad Weiser Tues. Feb. 26-Lebanon at Conrad Weiser March 1-Amity ot Conrad Weiser Tues. March T2-Conrad Weiser at Bethel Fri. March T5-Lebanon Catholic at Conrad Weiser T. Yo... M We Renxschxef shows boys pl 096' lo rm- CW CW CW CW CW CW Golf Schedule vs Exeter vs Muhlenberg vs Mt. Penn vs Wilson vs Fleetwood vs Cocolico Union A bel? W9 ho nd MON xhe ii? 'N To Sl .an 5 l .THE o TEA MJ' ' Shoeg FRONT T R e , O enrschler, :O W Fon-fn' R REAR, D Och. Reirz, R. ' Hobpmon Moore, M .fi n 2 0 . , 1 nl ll! ,of 'l I I fi 1, ff V 'fs-n ,s x 5 A..-' Sli OUR GIRLS. FRONT TO REAR. E. Cressmon, D. Dub- ble, L. Keppley, Miss Blei- chert, Coach, B. Yeingst, H. Wenrich, P. Gromis. I llli., ii,. i 3 Susie Cressmon in ocfion. GQH and Tennk I' LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Sfoudt J. Dries, D. Dubble, E. Cress mon, J. Hofer. CENTER: L Eckert. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Long, J, Hoffo, C. Hornish, L. Kline. .if 4 H in V ' ago ' .gin . Q G X LS Bonfire ond pep-rally before the game. I Cheer Leaders 51 geXXoW5' '09 R cheer Eof W Hands up! 'ng Ground Candid A r lv e ,O 51,64 av' ,A 3 .? . Up o! . ets We wp We 9 Bob Q OW gang! 4, N0 xs O06 W6 e, of A0500 Q 9065 GN Up 07 Los? minute nnsfruchons us, 60,776 Ol own The alumni game. , if ffm . if 7 f' 'P . L K N J, S - V Hp., ..,, J, Um !eQY' for SNC e-OU' x Kd Spexchef 995 Haro heodu se050n O ,wxdx I. Q A.. Buster in ociion. Sport Shots fOf xhe .. L n 5,5098 .ff p-V Pflrd on m e ple0Se! OU, . Slffs I I7 OC fr f'.. ..-. fiom. Wolf Shar F051 action during o soccer gcme. pens his Putting e Nice Qofmf DO If 33 Ye .. .iw L .. ., 5?LX J X 6 i , . ...N .., T T U' 1 1 s ...Q Wal, iff t -p 'J be K S F - X Q 49' '75 R X x2 4- 'N 0 -Q 2 nf X FRONT ROW from left io right: J. Keppley, R. Ruth, D. Adams, T. Deck, J. Die-hm, I, Kramer, N, Lengle, H. Speicher. SECOND ROW: Mr, Berrimcn Ccoachj, K. Kramer, D. Anspoch, R. Lutz, G. Aulenboch, G. Klinger, D. Rcihl, C. Bofdorf, R, Gibson, W. Embleton. . , 4 'Q 3 . . 1 -V, . .f Aw: - ' Vi 4. - 1' , ,, C 1 ,V- .. 4x , I: 1 4 A ' 2 L ' 1 5 i - L' x D of 3 ' if . 'm x-V, J ' ' Phchers get first-hand scoop.!!! ' ' -. - . f , Q ' . -. ,,, 2: fi, , D' 54 1 a 1 if I Cgtche . xxinfa- si9 G rOPer . n on P . xfudlo n individuol ms give Y5 are TEAMS PLAYED Gov. Mifflin Elco ..,..... Gov. Mifllin .... Schuylkill Valley Hamburg ..... Bethel ....... Twin Volley ... Schuylkill Valley Hamburg ..... Tulpehocken .... Twin Valley ... All the senior players contemplating a successful season 55 SCORE Tex on tap, practicing tor gym ws exhibition. Masterful returns by Gruber. . Si VKX M gil, W at Intramural volleyball at Womelsdorf. Wi my M 1 . by P kyhq, R, Q it '1 1 M' L 7 . 'iffiftii ' ' ' fl ?tiX'Z'i. 5 1 J' , .ww Wernersville center girls basketball qame. You must hold your head erect like this!' A Day in the ga Grade 9 intramural games at Wo' melsdort center. Be ready in a minute! 56 Grade dorf. f IO intramurals at Womels- 'Wi . 0 Q 9 of :N 1 E 1-f . Q 2 f www- fw -V -Q. , x .K am. - JM 'F' is-f 'Q 99 ,QQ-mf!! J' ,-r ' Mtv- rw ...fs ,q! N, .. vo ,.- ,,...-mf' wA,,,,-X- , ..,...- ,...- A, ,..+-ff . .. .Q -f . .,.'.v 4. ,,. 1 We 1- df O XM QV DALE GIBSON ADAMS Dale Academic Dale . . .lives in Wernersville. . .usually seen escort- ing a iunior lass...drives his own Ford...trumpet soloist of band...likes to participate in athletics... plans to attend Lehigh College to be an aeronautical engineer. Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Soccer l,2, Chorus l,2,3, Band l,2,3,4, Dance Band 3,45 County Chorus 2,35 County Band 3,4. TERRY LEE ALEXANDER Alex Academic Alex , . .calls Womelsdorf home. . .fine sense ot hu- mor. . .president of our class. . .likes waffles. . .is an authority on Indian Lore...dependable. ..plans to attend Lehigh University to become a chemist. Band l,2,3,4f Chorus lp Class Othcer l,3,4g Ath- letic Association lg Chess Club 2g Soccer l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Camera Club ly Student Council l,2g Tennis 4. l'-A ZN- f ff? 2. Ss E 5 i 'i ac. . X ' 1 KENNETH ROY ARNOLD Kenny Academic Kenny , . .comes from Bethany. . .hunting, football, softball, basketball are favorite pastimes. . .top singer is Eddie Arnold... future ambition is to be o Physical Education teacher and a History teacher...luck and success. Band l,2,3, Chorus l,2, Chess Club 2,3,4g Soccer 4, Sportsman Club I, DIANE LOUISE AUMAN 'Diane Commercial Diane . , .always laughing. . .interest lies in Laurel- dale...Glenn Miller's orchestra is tops...likes any- thing edible. . .hobby is keeping her hope chest filled . . .plans to be a typist. Student Service l,2f Cheerleading l,2g Band 2: Club Officer 31 Yearbook Business Manager 4. aww aww ERNEST LESTER BASHORE Ernie Academic Ernie . . .home is in Robesonia. ..drives his own '48 Chevie.. .likes hamburger barbeques...loves to go hunting. . .has a pleasing smile. . .future undxided. Basketball 2,3,4, Class Olticer 3, Hobby Club 3. LINWOOD LEON BEHNEY Wimpi, Industrial Arts Wimpie . . .Womelsdorf lad. . .likes driving his own car...hopes to own a Continental Mark ll...likes hunting . . .steak sandwiches rate high. . .future un- decided. ..mechanics might solve it, Sportsman Club 1,25 Camera Club 2,35 Commercial Club 3. SMJBJM Qihw-A-3 - of rf 6 te? QMWYMW Wlfwfxf Bam JOANN MAY BENYA Bunyan Commercia Bunyan ...trom Wernersville.,.one of the fevx redheads in the senior class...skating and dcinc ing rates high...her great ambition is to became c beautician. Chorus l,2, Student Service 3, Newspaper 4. NANCY MARIE BOYER Nancy Academic Nancy . . .redheod. . .loves to work. . .pastime is spent at home working...spaghetti favorite food.,. hobby is photography. . .future undecided. . .luck and success. Chorus l,2g Library Club If Service Club 3. VIRGINIA MAE BOYER Ginnie Commercial Ginnie , . .pleasant. . .always smiling.. .likes to drive the family cor. .. admires a certain someone... enioys swimming, dancing, and writing letters. .. plans to do secretarial work, Library Club lg Chorus 2g FHA 35 Commercial 3g Yearbook 4. JANICE FAYE CARPENTER Jan Vocational Home Economics Jon . ..iolly girl...seen in a two-tone blue Olds... loves hoedowns. . .likes everything from soup to nuts ...hillbilly songs rate high...wants to be a house- wife. . .luck and success. Chorus lg Library Club lg FHA 3,4, Student Council 3. POMEROYS' A .Ag NYT g.-' , 7 .fl Qesqcclmrroffh ML- 5 'JN 60 EDITH MAY CRESSMAN Susie Academic Susie . . .lives in Wernersville. . .good dancer. . .likes tuna fish salod...peppy chccrlcader...likes to dis- cuss problems in class...plans to enter art school alter graduation. Band I,2,3,4g Cheerleading l,2,3,4g Tennis l,2,3,4y Basketball I, Class Officer 3, Newspaper 4. MERLE RENNER DECH Dechy Academic Dechy ...hails from Robesonia...proud owner of one Hot crewcut...favors soccer...Perry Como is tops...plons to attend either Franklin and Marshal or K,S.T.C. Soccer l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4, Library Club l,2, Student Council 3,45 County Chorus If Chorus 2 Hi-Y 3,4. TERRY MOORE DECK Decky Academic Decky . . .comedian. . .plays in dance band. . .ter- rific basketball player.. .whizz at the trombone... plans to be a baseball player or an art student. Ba. .i l,2,3,4g County Band l,2,3,4g Yearbook 45 Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4. JAMES ALLEN DIEHM JiUlHlY Academic Jimmy , . .active fellow from Robesonia. . .plays a host of instruments...all around athlete...drives a Studebaker. . .listens to iazzy records. . .plans to take up law at College. Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4, Soccer 4. Band l,2,3,4g County Band 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,4g County Chorus l,2, Class Otticer l,2,3f Debates 3,45 Band Officer 3,4g Co-editor of Yearbook 4. My ni ww l I 5 .f X Jag IDX Cla ni f X xf-'al t' 11 I X .9 H ,r ' I A an f X, ,Jae fdifzfiiy JULIA MILLER DRIES Julie Academic Julie ...comes from Robesonia...beautiful blonde curls...active in school organizations...loves cheer- leading...plans to be a telephone operator or a secretary. Band l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4g Cheerleading l,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,4g Yearbook 4g Student Council 2. DOROTHY ELAINE DUBBLE Dottie Academic Dottie , . .an attractive brunette from Robesonia. . . favorite pastime is reading. . .Hi-La's favorite singing group...makes friends easily...llkes cheering the boys to victory...plans to enter Reading Hospital to become a nurse. Cheerleading l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, County Chorus lg Class Officer l,2g Yearbook 4, Basketball lf Tennis 45 Newspaper l,2g Student Council l,2, Y-Teens 3. til . 1' ' L SANDSABAR LORIN ENSINGER Sandy Academic Sandy . . .quiet. . .gets along with everyone. . .likes to drive around in his mother's Ford. . .collects stamps and coins...likes to hear Johnnie Roy sing...future undecided. Basketball l,2, Chorus L25 Hobby Club 3, Golf 4. NANCY JANE FEEG Nancy Commercial Nancy ...likes to drive...stealc sandwiches and millgshakes rate high. . .found either at her neighbors or driving around the neighborhood...an1bition is to join the Waves. Chorus l,'2, Student Council Officer 3, FHA 3.4, Softball 4. 62 ELIZABETH ANN EAGELMAN Betsy Academic Betsy , . .hails from Womelsdorf. . .pleasing person- olity.,.enioys movies. . .active in student government . . .likes soft music. . .makes some of her clothes. .. interested in held of home econornics...plans to at- tend Penn State. Chorus l,4, Student Council 3,45 Student Council Officer 3,45 Y-Teens lg Library Club l,2, Library Club Officer 2. LINDA LOU ECKERT Linda Academic Linda . . .pretty blonde from Robesonia, . .drives her father's Ford...has an interest in Elizabethtown Col- lege. . .active in school organizations. . .plans to take a medical secretary course at R Bl. Band l,2,3,45 County Band l,2,4, Cheerleading i,2,4, Student Council 23, Chorus l,2,3,4, County Chorus l,4g Class Officer I, Yearbook 4, Debates 2. X QXN tlei We WWW? ROLAND CALVIN FEEG Feegie Vocational Agriculture Feegie . . .quiet. . .friend to all.. .one of the small- est members of the class...likes to drive his dad's car...Eddie Fisher is tops...plans to be a farmer. Chorus If FFA 3,45 FFA Officer 4. RACHEL RUTH GELSINGER Rachel Academic Rachel . . .hails from Robesonia R.D.. . .pleasing per- sonality...likes to play the piano...sewing is her favorite pastime..,drives her brother's Chevy... plans to enter Kutztown State Teachers College to become an elementary teacher. Chorus l,2,3,4g Newspaper 2,35 Yearbook 4, Y'Teens 3, Softball 3, vm? sf 2327 - e . , Q. C: . i ll .I JJ X Qlwf ROBERT WILLIAM GIBSON Bobby Academic Bobby . . .hails from Womelsdort. . .whiz at basket- ball. . .dislikes snobbish girls. . .favorite food' spa- ghetti, . .Stan Kenton is tops.. .plans to be a physical education teacher. Band l,2,3p Chorus l,3g Dance Band 4, Newspaper 4, Soccer l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball lg Class Officer 2, Yearbook 4, SHIRLEY MARIE GILBERT Shirl Commercial Shirl . . .cute, active, and dependable. . .spaghetti is tops. . ..l. P. Morgan top singer. . .listens to records. . . plans to enter Secretarial work...sure to succeed. Library Club l,2, Chorus If Sewing Club lg Class Officer 3,45 Commercial Club 3: Student Council Secretary 4. MARIANNE ELSA GOSCH Marianne Academic Marianne , . .hails from Womelsdorf. . .tall blonde ...quiet. . .pleasing personality. . .likes swimming and volleyball. . .favorite singer is Nat King Cole... plans to go to business school. Basketball 1,25 Band l,2, Y-Teens 1,35 Chorus l,2,3,4g Class Ofticer 3,45 Yearbook 4. WILLIAM CLAUDIUS GOSCH Bill Academic Bill . . . hails from Womelsdorf. . .dependable stage crew worker...likes to experiment in the Chemistry lab. . .drives his father's Studebaker.. .likes scoccer ...plans to enter Kutztown State Teachers College. Band 1,25 Chorus I, Photography Club l,2,3g Basket- ball Timer l,2,3,4, Stage Crew l,2,3,4, Hi-Y 4, Soccer Scorekeeper l,2. f ' Sff S AMAA 9 f . M Z QuwLi,.gfAeU. iam! 64 WALTER ADAM GRETH Wally Industrial Arts Wallyf'. . .well liked by everyone.. .loves to take part in sports. . .loves to drive around. . .has own car. . .enioys the Blue Jay. , .hopes to own a Chrysler ...Navy career in store. Soccer l,2p Baseball l,2y Camera Club 3. ETHAN ALLEN GROMIS Sam Academic Sam . . .tall. . .dark. . .handsome. . .meat-loaf rates high... likes the Hilltoppers ...plans to join the Army to become an electronic engineer. Band lp Soccer lg Photography Club 2g Newspaper 3,4, Class Officer 4. WW' Jimi JANICE ELAINE HAFER Jan Academic Jan , . .resides at Wernersville. . .works part-time at the Dry CIeaners...has an interest in Lebanon... loves to cheer, dance and play piano...plans to enter Reading Hospital School of Nursing. Chorus l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4g Dance Band 4, Year- book 4g Basketball l,2,4g Volleyball l,2, Cheerleading l,2,3,4, County Chorus Pianist lg Debate 27 Band ' Oiiicer 2,3,4. l ROY LESTER HARDING HRQYH Agriculture Roy . . .lives in Wernersville R.D. if-'3. . .can be g seen working on his father's farm...likes to comb his hair.. .loves hunting.. .steak is his favorite food X 'llplgng to loin the United States Air Force. l Basketball lg Chorus l,2g FFA 3,4. PAMELA JOYCE GROMIS Pam Academic Pam . . .comes from Robesonia. . .participates in sports. ..likes dancing. . .Italian sandwiches rote high ...watches television every night. . .Doris Day favor- ite singer...plans to enter Kutztown State Teachers College as an art student. Basketball lf Chorus 2,35 Intramurals 4, Tennis 4, Newspaper 4. LINWOOD HARRY GRUBER Lin Academic Lin . . .always smiling. . .full of fun. . .lives in Robe- sonia. . .constructs model airplanes. . .likes Bernville ...likes spaghetti and chili. . .plans to attend General Motor Institute. Soccer l,2,3, Baseball lg Student Council 4. , 4 A0 411 aa , Z J U A JP . '-. 'v .. W1 Af' ' -W A 6 WWW WWW Hoppman .W A7 ETHEL MAE HECK Hecky Commercial Hecky . . .reliable. . .liked by everybody. . .loves tc dance. . .drives her Dad's Pontiac.. .plays miniature golf...plans to become a secretary...lots of luck. Library Club Qi Commercial Club 3g Club Officer 2,35 Class Ofticer 4. PATRICIA ANNE HOFFMAN Pat Academic Pat ...comes from Robesonia...active in school functions. . .scallops are favorite food. . .Perry Como is favorite singer. . .Sauter-Finnegan band is tops... plans to attend R.B.l. to take the medical secretary course. Chorus l,2,3,4, County Chorus l,2,4g Band f,2,4p County Band l,2,4g County Orchestra Aj Library Club lg Dance Band 4, Yearbook Co-editor 117 Hobby Club 3, Debates 2g Newspaper i. Q3 .. Q' , y - yyyy 34 das Q . ANNA MAY HOPPMAN Commercial Hoppman . . .comes from Wernersville R.D.?3. .. full of fun. . .liked by everybody. . .likes French fries and steak sandwiches. . .future is undecided. . .sure to succeed. Band l,2,3g Chorus QF Commercial Club 3g Yearbook 4. GLORIA JEAN HOUCK Houckie Vocational Home Economics 'Houcki.e . . .fun loving gal. . .resides in Robesonia. .. seen riding around in a light blue Ford. . .Joni James and Glenn Miller are tops. . .spaghetti favorite food . . .plans to go to California next year. Chorus I,2, Newspaper 3,4, Camera Club 3. amp QW IEW!-fm! 66 CHARLOTTE HENRIETTA JOHNSON Chick Academic Chick ...ioined us in her freshman year...comes from Bethany.. .plays the saxophone. ..listens to Pat Boone's records.,.seen in o green Fard...spaghetti is tops...might attend college...luck and success. Band l,2,3g Chorus l: Y-Teens 3,45 Student Service 2,3. LYNNE ELEANOR KEPPLEY Lynne Academic Lynne . . .resides in Robesonia. . .only feminine trom- bonist in the band...pleasing personality...steak favorite food . . .likes basketball . . . plans to enter R.B.l. Chorus l,2,3,4f Band l,2,3,4g County Band l,2,3,4, Dance Band 3,4f Basketball l,2,3,4g Class Officer l,2,4g Yearbook 4g Newspaper l,25 Band Officer 2,32 Student Council l,2. sul L, C3 aj 5' 13 X 7? ,ww X jf Q.. MARY ANN KEPPLEY Mary Ann Vocational Home Economics Mary Ann . . .friendly. . .active. . .lives in Womels- dorf. . .loves food. . .always found baking. . .Eddie Fisher rates high. . .future is undecided, . .luck and success. Sewing Club lg Chorus lf Y-Teens 2,35 FHA 14, Camera Club 2g Newspaper 4. NANCY ANN KINTZER Nancy Academic Nancy . . .resides in Womelsdorf. . .cheerful and friendly. . .baby-sits during her leisure time. . .has an interest in Kutztown State Teachers College...plans to be a nurse.. Student Service l,2,3, Yearbook 4, Volleyball l,2,3g Y-Teens lg Band 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Sewing Club l,2g Class Officer 2. JOANNE KLOPP JO Commercial Jo . . .cute. . .blonde hair. . .active. . .can be seen driving around in a 50 Chevy. . .enioys dancing... is an Elvis Presley fan..,plans to work in an ofiice. Library Club 25 Commercial Club 35 Club Officer 2,3. CATHARINE GRACE KOCHEL C0fllY Academic Cathy . . .hails from South Heidelberg Township. . . very quiet. . .reads in her leisure time. ..likes to play n the piano. . .drives her father's Plymouth. . .future un- decided. Library Club if Chorus 2, Student Service 3. W9 . ,ff G 4 'A,,., 4 in 4, Jeb X V427 f Q5 X ei - mmf 7 E '-A IG, ,Q y v L, ,Z-L. 68 IRA NEWTON KRAMER Ira Industrial Arts lra . . .well liked. . .active member in sports. . .found at Blue Jay...wouId like to go to Electronics School ...may ioin the Air Force...we wish you luck and success. Soccer l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4p Basketball l,2,3g Chorus l,2f Camera Club 3. RONALD LEE LABE Ronnie Academic Ronnie ...hails from Robesonia...drives his own Ford...found at the Blue Jay...likes Pat Boone's singing...member of Army Reserves...plans to be an Army Pilot. Chorus l,2, Hi-Y 3,4. QWMZU few BYRON NEAL LAPE HBY,onH Industrial Arts Byron . . .tall. . .blonde. . .drives his own '38 Chevy ...likes Glenn Miller and bcnd...likes hamburgers and French fries...intends to join the Air Force... luck and success. Sportsman Club lp Camera Club 23. ROY WILLIAM LAPE Roy Vocational Agriculture Roy . . .resides near Wernersville. .con be seen working on his father's fcirm...hunting game is his favorite activity. . .can be seen at hoedowns. . .danc- ing is a favorite pastime. . .plans to take up forming. Basketball l,2, Chorus l,2y Club Officer l,2. Q LARRY LAMARR LUCKENBILL Lucky Academic Lucky . . .Short. . .brown eyes. . .liked by everybody ...usually seen at the Blue Jay...likes to eat... hopes to become a mechanic. . .lots of luck. Band 1,25 Soccer 2,3,4g Sportsman Club 2,3p News- paper 3. RUTH ANN MADERNESS Dollio Vocational Home Economics Dollie . . .likeable. . .joined us in the l0th grade. . . seen in a two-tone Chevy...drives Dad's car...Nat King Cale and Kitty Wells are favorites...plans to become a beautician or a housewife. ..luck and success. Chorus l,2g FHA 3. 69 GAIL LOUISE MAURER Gail Commercial Gail . . .lives in Womelsdorl. . .keen dancer. . .can be seen with a certain felIow...favorite food is liver with onions...will be one of our receptianists in the future. Chorus l,2g Band l,2, Y-Teens If Basketball 27 Sewing Club If Newspaper lg Commercial Club 31 Yearbook 4. DELBERT BRYON MAZE 'Mazie Industrial Arts Mazie . . .tall. . .handsome . .Southern fried chicken is tops...drives a green Pontiac. ..hopes to own a blue LincoIn...likes Glenn Miller...thinking of a military career. . .luck and success in whatever you do. Sportsman Club I,2, Basketball 25 Soccer 2,35 News- paper 3. rp' Q JM a I I., MARILYN REBETTA McLEAN McLeany Academic McLeany . . .attractive. . .at homo in Robesonia. . . pastime is spent behind a concession stancI...Iikes spaghetti. ..Nat King Cole and Count Basie are tops ...plans to attend Bryant College to be a secretary. Band I,2,3g Cheerleading IQ, Chorus 3, MONICA ANN MILLER Mani Academic Moni . . .hails lrom Host. . .has great musical ability ...drives her own 47 Plymouth. . .prelers Stan Kenton's band. . .likes lorelgn cars.. .plans to have a musical career, Band I,?,3,4, County 3,11g District Band 4, Chorus I,2,3,4, Band Oflicer 3,45 County Chorus l,2,4g District Chorus 3,4g Orchestra I,2,3g County Orchestra 4, Dance Band 2,3,4f Student Council l,2. 70 HAROLD ALLEN MOYER Dertch Industrial Arts Dertch . . .small, . .cutc, . .full of fun. . .drives own green Buick...works at his uncle's gas station... likes sports and hunting. . .found at the Blue Jay... future ambition is to loin the Air Force Band l,2,3,4g Baseball l,Q,11, Basketball 23,45 Soccer l,2,3,4g Library Club lg Class Officer 3. CORRINNE MARY MUTHARD Connie Commercial Connie , . .works during the summer. . .favorites are chocolate milksliakes and cheesrliutgr-rs. . .likes to play the piano and drive. . .future uiidecided. Band l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2, County Chorus lg FHA 3,4, at W M7 Student Council 3. ' rr 1 Q. f 'L 7 ff s X W X! X C 1 'se 5 f - x rn '- . My ' RUTH ANN NAREGANG Ruthie Vocational Home Economics Ruthie , . .tall. . .whiz at basketball. . , long brown 7l pony tail...ltalian sandwiches favorite food... found at Bernville hoedowns. . .future undecided. .. luck and success in whatever you do. Chorus lg Basketball l,2,3,4, FHA 3.4. MARY VIOLETTA NOSS Ng55ie Academic Nossie . . .comes from Sinking Spring R,D.5lf I . .. blonde hair and blue eyes. . ,enjoys movies. ..favor- ite singer is Elvis Presley. . .plans to become a nurse, Library Club lg Chorus Q, Student Service 3, RUTH EVELYN OXENREITER Ruthie Commercial Ruthie , . .cute girl. . .likes to talk. . .often seen with a certain someone. . .can be found riding around in a blue Dodge...plans include marriage and secre- tarial work. Volleyball 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Chorus 2, Commercial Club 3, Club Officer 3, Yearbook 4, Class Officer 4. JAMES LEE PAGE Pinky Industrial Arts Pinky , . .Robesonia Route if l . . ,participates in sports. . .always eating . . .steak sandwiches favorite . ..plans to own a Ford. ..Kim Novak and Tony Curtis are tops. . .would like to ioin reserves. . .might ioin the Army. Soccer l,2,3,4, Basketball 24 Baseball l,2,3,4g News- paper 3. ZQXT if - Qin E 'W 72 Qfwifvk' 5 la A, MARGARET LOUISE PARANA Wee1ie Commercial Weezie . . .blue eyed. . .dark hair. . .attractive Miss ...favorite male singer Perry Como...likes Rock Hudson...plans to be a secretary...she is sure to succeed. Chorus 1,45 Commercial Club 3, Photography l,2,3. KATHLEEN SANDRA PUTT Kay Academic Kay . . .short. . .brunette. . .lives in Robesonia. .. found at Blue Jay...French fries with gravy rate high...loves dancing and roller skating...plans to ioin Women's Air Force. Band l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2g Library Club lg Cheerleading 2, Student Council 4. 755715 tw ' MARY ELLEN REED ' Blondie Vocational Home Economics Blondie . . .short. . .cute. . .ioined us in sophomore year. . .likes spaghetti. . .Elvis Presley and his records are favorites...plans to become o beauticion.. .will enter Bryland Institute. Hobby Club lg Camera Club 2: Y-Teens 3: FHA 3. BEVERLY ELAINE RICARDS Bev Academic Bev . . .brunette. . .nice personality. . .WernersviIle resident. . .dancing and lun is her social life. . .paints her nails in geometric tlgures...hos a part-time iob . . .future undecided. . .luck and success. Chorus l,2,3, Y-Teens 35 Basketball l. dw? .rf . CI R H , X V 'I LI ,,,. 11 if 47647 Www MARY HENRIETTA RUTH Mary Academic Mary . . .comes from Marion Township. . .Johnnie Ray first choice of singers...spaghetti favorite food ...usually seen with Swiggy...plans to attend Temple University to become a lawyer. Camera Club 2,31 Y-Teens 3,4. A73 -0 I 62.111 ummm? ROBERT LEROY RUTH Bobby Vocational Agriculture Bobby , . .lives in Wernersville. . .works on father's farm. . .favorite food is fried chicken. ..Glenn Miller and Pat Boone rate high...plons to ioin the Navy after graduation. . .luck and success. Recreation Club 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l, 23,45 Agriculture Club 3,4. WILLIAM KENNETH SEITZ Bill Industrial Arts Bill ...one of the comedians of our class...owns o '52 Chevy convertible...steak a favorite food... listens to Buddy Morrow...works at Caron Knitting Mills...plans to continue after graduation. Band l,2g Library Club lg Debates l,2p Soccer l,2,3p Camera Club 3, Basketball 2, Student Council 4. x G9 Fiske x ii RICHARD HENRY SHANK Dick Vocational Agriculture Dick . . .always laughing. . .full of fun. . .visits a cer- tain iunior lass...ioined us in the Bth grode...likes basketball. . .plans to enter the field of agriculture. . . Luck and success. , Sportsman 1,27 FFA 3,45 Club Oflicer 3,45 Chess Club 3. RICHARD PAUL SHEIDY Rich Academic Rich ...hails from Wernersville...well liked by everyone. . .favorite food is chocolate cake. . .likes football. . .seen driving a Chevy. . .future undecided. Basketball 1,27 Baseball l,2g Science Club lp Band l,2g Recreation Club 25 Hobby Club 3. Newspaper 4, Class Officer 2,3. KM-JliM3b WWSL 74 LORRAINE LOUISE SPANGLER Lorraine Commercial Lorraine . . .popular girl. . .lives in Womelsdorf. .. loves to dance.,.Elvis Presley is tops...often seen with a certain someone. . .likes to drive. . .undecided about the future. Band 1,25 Cheerleading 1,25 Y-Teens lg Sewing Club lg Newspaper 1,25 Chorus lp Student Service 25 Commercial Club 35 Yearbook 4. HAROLD ROGER SPEICHER Harold Industrial Arts Harold ...all around athlete...aIways in an ath- letic contest...captain of soccer team...likes Italian sandwicl1es...Spike Jones is tops... Take Me Out to the Ball Game favorite song. . .future undecided. Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Soccer 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 3. xww-gal l wi f fx as ff X, , A Q.. ogy 9 f , Q , S f n X C 1 I E 1-5 U ' X NK ' 'Qi xf -- zz., mu GENEVA ELMIRA STAUDT Sister Academic Sister . . .comes from Cemetery Ridge . . .loves to dance. . .drives her lather's car. . .likes all sports... enioys singing. . .peppy cheerleader. . .Pat Boone favorite singer...plans a career in nursing at the Reading Hospital. Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 District Chorus 3,45 Dance Band 45 Band Officer 3,45 County Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,25 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Debates 2,35 Yearbook 4. DORIS ANN SWEIGART Swiggy Academic Swiggy . . .resides in Womelsdorl. . .spends most of her time reading. . .often seen driving a '49 Plymouth ...Perry Como favorite singer...likes to play the piano. . .plans to enter R.B.I. to take a medical secre- tary course. Student Service 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Class OFl1cer 45 Basketball 1,25 Chorus 1,4. DAVID IJVINGHOUSE THOMPSON 'Dave Academic 'Dave ...lun loving lod from Robesonia...likes hunting and fishing...usuolly seen at Blue Jay and Seitz's gas stotion...lavorite singer Fats Dornino... plans to study moth at Polytech...may ioinsthe Air Force, Library Club lg Basketball 2,3,4p Photography Club 3. Math Club 4: Student Council 3. HAROLD EUGENE VALENTINE Harold Vocational Agriculture Harold . . .quiet. . .always smiling ...likes those trips up to the Ag building.. .Sammy Kaye is tops ...likes anything edible.. .plans to ioin the Air Force. . .lots of luck, Chorus lg Sportsmans Club 2g FFA 3,4. WMM W,.z.,.Z..z, K. se f . Q 1' y sg l 5455, X ll.: ,. it 0 i CAROLE EILEEN WEIRICH Carole Commercial Carole , . .active. . .steok sandwiches ond chocolate nut sundaes rate high...can be found at home writing letters to o certoin oirman...plans to be- come a secretory. Librory Club lg Chorus l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Debat- ing Qg Basketball 2, Volleyball 25 FHA 3,41 County Chorus l,3f Yearbook 47 FHA President 3,4. CAROL ANN WENRICH Carol Academic Carol , . .blue-eyed blonde. . .hails from Robesonia ...very quiet. . .seen ot Blue Joy. . ,favorite cors ore Cadillucs and Ford Thunderbirds. . .likes ltalion sand- wiches with peppers...luture undecided. Chorus 2g Basketball 2g Student Council 3, News paper 2, Yearbook 45 Y-Teens 3. is Zfwtfwyw JN Jl , ,Cl W e LUCILLE RUTH ZERBE Lucy Commercial Lucy , . .bashful. . .drives her dad's car. . .likes to bake. . .Perry Como rates high. . .favorite food is spaghetti...plans to enter the field of stenography. Chorus l,'2,3,4g Library Club 2g Club Officer 3. ORPHA MARLENE ZOOK Zookie Academic Zookie . . .comes from Reinholds. . .cheerful class- mate. . .drives a '50 Ford, . .long blonde hair. . .en- ioys listening to popular music. . .plans to enter Reading Hospital School of Nursing. Chorus l,2,3. Softball 3, Student Council 4, 77 HARRY LEON WERNER Worm Academic Worm . . .comes from Robesonia. . .occasionally seen at the Blue Jay...an Elvis Presley fan...likes chili con corne. . .member of the Army Reserves. . .am- bition is to be a radar technician. Baseball l,2g Hi'Y 3,45 Student Council l,3. FRANKLIN LOUIS ZECHMAN Brownie Academic Brownie . . .tall. . .wavy hair. . .comes from Stouchs- burg. . .easy to get along with. . .ioker. . .has an eye on a certain someone. . .plans to do farm work. Sportsman Club lf Chorus lg Science Club 2g News- paper 3, We o 'Q X x 'Q Senior Paste in Page A 5x7 senior cap and gown photo is to be posted over the school sketch ,N ? .- ,af AWA X 53 Qksg E L If' .f . ,xA' .' if Individual personal cop and gown Snapshots are .o e pasted over the pictures. ,Y ,uhgfgr ' wry Q . 1 A - .4 675, s 5 My , r.,.'-w., ,IA .wggv-, -. .. A yy' 1 V I x A Q 1- ' b A X x Y 'f 3 , EE h .. ., 4? . '. Xi. N . X . , Our deep thanks go to the patrons listed below and to the many business places whose ads appear on the following pages. Only through their generosity was the publication of this book possible. Support them as they have supported us. Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Sedule Wernersville Third Grade Mr. 8. Mrs. Burlington Kulp Mr. 8. Mrs. L. H. Greth Jr. Karen E. Kulp Mr. 8. Mrs. N. J. Koste Mr. John Bernosky Arlene Field Mr. 8. Mrs. Guy Klinger Mr. 8. Mrs. Earl Swope 8. Annette Mr. 8. Mrs. Raymond Conrath Mrs. Kingsley Albert Eleventh Grade-Section C Mr. 8. Mrs. Earl Gelsinger Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Arthur Henderson Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert A. Hafer Mr. Thomas J. Alexander Jr. Wernersville First Grade Mr. 8. Mrs. C. M. Wartluft Mr. 8. Mrs. Oliver Kochel 8. Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Ralph Muthard 8. Family The Keener Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Elwood Noss 8. Family Mr 8. Mrs. Herman Sheidy 8. Mrs. Frank Strickler 8. Mrs. Robert Buchter 8. Mrs. Ralph Blatt 8. Family 8. Mrs. Lewis Kintzer 8. 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Debra S. L. Gianoplos Elwood Achenbach James Feeg Mrs. Harry Raihl George's Luncheonette Mr. 8. Mrs Miss V. M. Edwin Keller Baldwin Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl Burkhart Mr. 8. Mrs. Howard Sdvr Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Gundrum Mr. 8. Mrs. Warren Gromis Northside Service Station Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul D. Heck Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs . Luther Hoppman 8. Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Jacob Wenrich 8. Family James Williams 8. Daughter Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Wolfensberger Mr. William Snyder Mr. 8. Mrs. Carl Himmelberger 8. Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul Bender 8. Family Carl Hoppman 8. Family Daniel Hoppman Calvin Brossman 8. Family Leroy Klinger 8. Family Howard Glahn William Ressler 8. Family Norman C. Brillhart Earl L. Ludwig Paul Benshoff Mrs. Ellen M. Grimes Evelyn Lindenmuth Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry Jones Flossie Miller Compliments and Best Wishes WERNERSVILLE AND CONRAD WEISER LIONS CLUB J. J. RAVERT Automatic Heating-Oil Burners-Fuel Oil Boilers and Furnaces Conversion Burners E. LINCOLN MURDOUGH 8 N. Brooke Street Robesonia, Penna. New Garden Center Tel. Lu. 9-4101 If no answer Call Lu. 9-3772 COMPLETE LANDSCAPE STITES CONSTRUCTION CO. SERVICE New Homes-Remodeling-Repairs Robesonia, Penna. Newmanstown, Penna. Phone Lu. 9-2258 Compliments of RUMP AND MILLER Robesonia, Penna. BERNOSKY'S ESSO STATION ALBERT V. KNABB FOODSTORE 28 Werner Street HERBERT Bmwosxr, Prop. Telephone 4-2841' ' P . Llewellyn, Pa. Wernersville, a MILLER BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO. CHARLES W. MOYER Mason Materials Sawer and Dealer in Hard Lumber Sinking Spring, Pa. R' D' its Wemersv Comphmems of DANNER FUNERAL HOME J. ALBERT PRESTON Compliments of John F. Donner Womelsdorf, Pa. Telephone LU-9-1211 Compliments of Best wishes WEST READING BOYS SHOP GOLF Acnes-DRIVING RANGE 543 Penn Avenue West Reading, Pa For Your Next-and Best-Money Raising Project Write or See LANDIS AND LANDIS Womelsdorf, Pa. Pioneers in the Popular and Profitable Merchandise Plans Featuring the Most Complete Line of Dry Goods, Appliances and Other Household Items Compliments of WHITEY'S TWIN KISS DRIVE-IN BRODEL ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS Railings-Fences-Grills-Fire Places Signs-Fixtures-Lanterns-Gifts 3020 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Penna. Phone 8-7350 REINHOLDS LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Lumber and Builder's Supplies Special and Stock Millwork Reinholds, Penna. Best Wishes to Students and Their Parents and Faculty GALEN HALL HOTEL AND GOLF COURSE DANIEL BURACK, Manager MOTEL MILLER Wernersville, Penna. Flowers exquisitely styled by ECKERT THE FLORIST 4-14 West High Street Womelsdorf, Pa. LU-92301 JUDI AND JOE SHOPPE Complete Outfits Crib to Date Tel. LU-95592 ccess and Best Wishes to the Class of '57 if from the MARY ELTON DRIVE-IN 1 Myerstown, Penna JOHN F. LENGEL Sinclair Petroleum Products Fuel Oil-Kerosene-Gasoline Motor Oils-Quality Coal Goodyear Tires Prompt Automatic Metered Deliveries Phone Luther 9-54-64 Womelsdorf, Penna. SHEELER AND SON Painting and Decorating Luther-9-41345 or 9-3175 Robesonia, Penna. HOBY GEESAMAN VARIETY SERVICE STATION FROELICHVS BEAUTY SHOP GAS-OIL-KEROSENE-ACCESSORIES Texaco-Sinclair-Esta Route 422, IA Mile West of Sinking Spring, Pa. Phone 8-9588 Congratulations Compliments of from THE WHITE HOUSE MARCO INDUSTRIES INC. Robesonia, Pa. Womelsdorf, Pa. Q Q W FRANCIS G. RIEGEL RD. 43 Wernersville, Pa. Ice and Coal OAK HILL ANTHRACITE PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE Phone-Sinking Spring 89800 Maytag Washers Motorola T-V-Radios FULL LINE OF APPLIANCES Philco, Westinghouse, General Electric Hoover Cleaners Toys WEST LAWN APPLIANCE CO. 2200 Penn Avenue Phone 8-7198 West Lawn, Pa. CHAS'S LUNCHEONETTE We Feature Breyers Ice Cream Phone LU-91313 Womelsdorf WERNERSVILLE DRY CLEANERS 115-117 West Penn Avenue SPRECHER'S GROCERY Wernersville, Pennsylvania Robesonia, Pa. We Now Offer You Same Day Service 6 Days a Week Compliments of 14-1 Penn Ave., Robesonia Home Dressed Meats-Frozen Foods-Crocerie SHOP AND SAVE! GENE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 215 W. Penn Ave. Robesonia, Pa. Lu-9-1351 Compliments of FlSHER'S HOTEL Tel. Lu. 9-4163 29 W. Penn Ave. Robesonia, Penna. C. JACOB SPEICHER INSURANCE AND NOTARY PUBLIC 19 W. Penn Ave. Robesonxa, Penna. For the Tops in Registered Arabian Horses Contact CARL W. O'BRIEN 34-6 Spring St. Reading, Pa, FURLOW'S FOOD MARKET 542-54-4 Penn Ave. Sinking Spring, Penna KURTZ'S DRUG STORE A REGISTERED PHARMACY 656 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Penna. Compliments of CAPOZELLO PAPER CO. 400 North Eighth St. Reading, Pa. Phone 6-3938 L. E. RUTH PLUMBING AND HEATING MARIONETTE SHOWS for York and American Oil Burners Every Entertainment Occasion Specialize in Keystoker Coal Burners Myers Electric Water Pumps Wernersville, Pa. Wernersville, Pa. Phone 8616 Compliments of WOMELSDORF CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION K 81 K HOSIERY Keystone Store Specials Manufacturers of Ladies Full Fashioned Hosiery The Home Town Storei' Fairview Street Wemersviue, pa. Womelsdorf, Pa. Phone LU-9114-1 Compliments of BRlNER'S FOOD MARKET Wernersville, Pennsylvania Compliments of C. NORMAN LAMM AND JERRE E. WITMAN Funeral Directors Wernersville, Pa Compliments of of. simon w. nose, opfomemsf scHoFER's QUALITY BAKERY, mc. Womelsdorf, Penna. Phone Lu. 9-34-93 Well Known Orchestras Every Saturday Nite Lunches-Dinners-Suppers RALPH c. SNYDER DINE AND DANCE STATE HILL BEER GARDEN INSURANCE-BONDS EARL F. Gnoss, Prop. 337 West High St. Womelsdorf, Pa. Tel. 6-2011 Six Mi. West of Reading Sinking Spring. Pa 1957Dd9c RYIL CP LUTZ AND BITTERMAN Robesonia, Pa. Tl-I E FORWARD L00 K LU-9-2901 Reading 5-6017 1957 Plymouth Belevedere Sport Coupe 17-Fine Dairy Products . , . The 'fFin.3Sw Homogenized Vitamin D Milk IN WESTERN BERKS FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES WELCOME OUR RURAL FRIENDS I I A Wyomissing, Pa. h4H-,L,,.-- ' A I2 iii?-'av r'-f' f 'F if I I I Wernorsvillo Omce Shillingkon Omce Peoples Trust Company A Good Name To Bank On Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Yearbook Photography by if 75? iff Alawpell' iuclia 'wir Sf? il? Portrait and Commercial Photographers Our large modern facilities enable us to ofer unlimited photographic service i' ALL TYPES OF PHOTOGRAPHY 'k PORTRAITS 'A' FAMILY GROUPS i' BANQUETS 'A' COMMERCIAL i' FORMAL AND CANDID WEDDINGS 'k COPY SERVICE i W. E. BUSER, Manager 757-759 Cumberland Street Dial 2-5689 Lebanon, Pa. Compliments of WOODY'S SPORTING GOODS LINDEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INCORPORATED Womelsdorf, Pa. THE BECHTEL HOME A State Licensed Boarding Home For Elderly People FORMERLY THE GREEN TERRACE HOTEL Galen Hall Road Wernersville, R.D. 3, Pa. Phone 8-9289 Compliments of POTTEIGER'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Womelsdorf, Penna. Phone LU-9-4433 NEWMANSTOWN PLANING MILL Newmanstown, Penna. Custom Made Cabinets, and Millwork Phone Lu. 9-3958 or Lu. 9-2258 DANNER FUNERAL HOME Compliments of JOHN F. DANNER Womelsdorf, Penna. Telephone Lu-9-1211 Compliments of BLUE STAR DINER 24 Hour Service Route 422 Stouchsburg, Pa. General Insurance RALPH J. NOECKER Phone Lu. 9-4412 118 N. Wayne Street Robesonia, Penna. LEISURE SUPPLY Your Recreation is our Business Hunting-Fishing-Toys-Sports-Photography E. Penn Ave. Phone Lu. 9-3732 Robesonia, Penna. WARREN DAVIS, FLORIST Dial Skg. Sp. 8-7401 366 East Penn Ave. Wernersville, Penna. A Message Said with Flowers Is Well Said HACKER'S INN RAY AND Doms HACKER, Props. 69 East Penn Avenue Wernersville, Penna. 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Necchi-Elna Sewing Machines Compliments of I NORTH AMERICAN REFRACTORIES FLORENCE DRESS SHOP RAY SWOPE Womelsdorf, Pa. ,I Painting and Paper Hanging f Tel. Lu-9-4-4-84 ' l f P . 107 W' Hlgh Street Wome sdor ' emma Ladies Wearing Apparel Smart-Form Garments Phone Lu' 9.1314 Luzier,s Cosmetics Fur Coats MAYS SEED COMPANY Wholesale Seeds Weiser Park Womelsdorf, Penna. Compliments of THE LADIES' AUXILIARY Compliments of CITIZENS' HOSE WOMAN'S CLUB COMPANY NO. I Wernersville, Pa. Robesonia, Pa Compliments of KATHRYN'S PLACE Womelsdorf, Pa. Compliments of MAE KEPPLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP Womelsdorf, Pa. THE SPORT SHOP 5 East High St. Womelsdorf, Pa. HUNTING-FISHING-ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT BLUE JAY RESTAURANT ITALIAN Sz STEAK SANDWICHES HAM ON ROLL HAMBURCERS FOUNTAIN SERVICE 22 W. Penn Ave. Robesonia, Pa. COMPLI MENTS OF CARON SPINNING COMPANY Compliments of ROBESONIA JAYCEES For Fresh Flowers Always Phone 8-9957 'Galen Hall Road Wernersville, Pa C. OFFENDERLEIN, FLORIST FRED O. DRIES 84 SON Steering Alignment Robesonia, Pa. Phone Lu. 9-4263 JUNE HEATHER FABRICS 123 West Penn Ave. Robesonia, Penna. Material to meet every need Store Hours: l p.m. to 5 p.m. Open daily except Sundays VOGUEWEAR, INC. Manufacturers of QUALITY KNIT UNDERGARMENTS Womelsdorf, Penna. Compliments of C. A. BRIGHT PHARMACIST Robesonia, Pennsylvania Be Sure With Your Prudential Insurance Agents Stewart Wenrich Compliments of SAM'S HOTEL 111 N. Wayne Street Robesonia, Pa. LU-9-4305 Henry D. Lutz 138 S. Second Street Womelsdorf, Pa. LU-9-1975 TED BLACK ADVERTISING Reading, Pennsylvania Compliments of Com limen s of WERNERSVILLE MEMORIAL POST P t ji-6668, Veterans of Foreign Wars CHIZENS' H055 COMPANY No' I and the Ladies' Auxilliary Wefnefsviuei Pa' Compliments of Let's Be Friends WERTZ MILLING CO. MAIER'S SUNBEAM BAKERY Wernersville Pennsylvania Compliments of SENIOR WQMAN'S CLUB Wernersville, Pa. KURTZ AND DOWD 536 Court Street Reading, Pennsylvania Phone FR-62854 JAMES F- KRICK YEAGLEY's sHoE REPAIR sl-lov All Kinds of Insurance Hill Park Phone LU-9-5862 Womelsdorf, Pa. 4-O North Front Street Womelsdorf, Pa. NEW FOOTWEAR HEFFNER AND MONYER INC. 7 E. Penn Ave. PHILCO HOME APPLIANCES Phone 89019 Wernersville, Pa. PONTIAC-CADILLAC SYLVAN L. COLOVE Robesonia Compliments of 1 The Finest in Music' Hunting-Fishing-Sport Equipment 1 534 Penn Avenue Phone 8-9336 A Specialty l West Broad Street Shillington, Penna. Sinking Spflng, PC0113 Phone 7-2201 SHANAMAN'S BODY SHOP Compliments of Polishing-Waxing-Painting KURTZ'S SELF-SERVICE MARKET Body and Fender Work 210 West High St. Womelsdorf, Penna. Phone Lu. 9-5524 Compliments of Compliments 0f BOB'S RADIO ssnvlcs JUNIOR W0MAN'S CLUB Robes,-mia. Penna ' Wernersville, Penna. FUED U Compliments of i HERB Moron COMPANY Your Ford Dealer Wernersville, Pa. FERN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FREEMAN'S SPANISH VILLA RESTAURANT 116 Chestnut Ave. Robesonia, Penna. Robesonia, Penna. Sunday Dinners Served 11:30 A.M. to 7 P.M Phone Lu. 9-4-133 Open Evenings Meals Served Daily Soda Fountain Dancing Best Wishes SMITH S CONFECTIONERY GERHART BROTHERS AND GRACE ADAMS Bmhers Ice Cream-Italian Sandwiches-Magazines A Wernersville, Penna. 4-09-411 West Penn Ave. Wernersville, Penna. Phone 8-7649 I. WILLIAMS Tailor-Clothier-Furnisher-Uniforms of All Types 932 Penn Street Reading, Penna. THE BROSSMANS Featuring Hammond Organ Also Organ Rentals l 'S---:.g,,c't A Variety Musical Trio STN El as .. ......,.., A I 'i. -5- .,-M I T 'M Compliments of HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY 50-60 Penn Avenue Wernersville, Pa. Selling America's Number One Automobiles: The SWEET, SMOOTH AND SASSY '57, CHEVROLET And THE '57' ROCKET OLDSMOBILE OK USED CARS For the BEST Deal See Eli Martin Bob Fisher .less Fiant Class '43 Class '48 Class'4-8 We DCliVCI' Good's Call 8-8432 or 3-6693 Pretzels 8. Wholesale and Retail Home-Made Salted Peanuts and Candy 325 North 8th Street 218 Moss St. Reading, Penna. Visit Our Market Stands At: Reading' Pa' Thur.-Newmanstown Sat.-Kutztown 6th 81 Bingamen Phone 3-5433 Compliments of BROWN MOTOR COMPANY CHEVROLET Sales and Service BUICK 159 West Penn Ave. Robesonia, Pa. Phone LU 9-1711 WlNAND'S PAINT STORE Distributor for Chas. H. Howell 8. Co. PAINTS SINCE 1876 Enamels Undercoaters Varnishes House Paints Alkyd Flat Wall Paints Putty Colors in Oil Etc. - Chuck Winans! 232 W. High Street Womelsdorf, Pa. Phone LU-9-5935 PAINTS 612 Reading Ave. West Reading, Pa. Phone 2-7482 WALLPAPERS GARDEN TOOLS RENTALS Floor Sanders Edgers Polishing Machines Power Saws Wallpaper Steamers Lawnmowers Belt Sanders Lawn Rollers Lawn Seeders Etc. - OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT ROBESONIA STATE BANK AND SAVE FOR Educational Fund ' Travel Emergency Fund Vacations Purchase of an Automobile Marriage and Other Useful Purposes Deposits insured in Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Get a piggy bank free Why then the worlds Mine oyster Which I with sword Will open. -William Shakespeare FARR NURSERY COMPANY Womelsdoif, Penna. Compliments of CHARLES MATTHEW Landscape Service HENRY'S SUPER SERVICE 28 S. Robeson St. Robesonia, Penna. We Deliver Phone Lu. 9-1701 Dry Goods-Notions-Sundries-Toys Fresh Meats-Produce-Norris Fancy Foods BECKER'S ATLANTIC Pick Up 81 Delivery FIRESTONE TIRES 81 BATTERIES Phone 89525 Wernersville, Pa. Ilfifim WERN K ! It X 4'5- -,W A x 1 X swf . 4. B216 PM Grade ScX1ooX Came H50 CRY ante WCW XC o Yxkcgn S CVO H 'gh Sch SQU T G,adeH