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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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A . gi,- X. gS'WN'fXUiEPm , -RJ W Xifwfmbik f0W ' , BXFQS M f i. WM 'Wfffw ' M W ii , Q wap P5?pff+ V ofJL'ltJgZ'rj?W if QSQVV WSW MEM E ' ' ' -5.31 - 'EAA-Q 'mam 'V S 4 .LLV-Q 'u a..fJ.:.. - - - 5 ' ' L... 72 IAEPCQZ? .l N g S CCDQNQ!-XD vvEusrQ Aram L , Q, I ANL ' 5QHO0Ls WWW QOBESONIA 0 O O O PAO MW' rADr'nNasTRHYlDN xx V W - QQ, gvgfg Q QWHAMIV' . sENuoRs Q f, W N W XX QX0A1xrAfx . , Uworacmss PM , - N?i4Qbf5 2 bv QZQX - CWS PRESENTED BY ffYf'fl.....h E C8333 Of 95,8 0I 2LU0l The Weicon Staff has selected for the yearbook theme Teenagers Throughout the entire book we have portrayed various examples of teenage activities. Pictured herein are teenagers working together as committes, enjoying the excitement of athletics, and participating in social occasions. They show a profound interest in the exciting world about them. Throughout our twelve educational, adventurous, and so- ciable years, we have prepared ourselves to step from this teenage world out into the uncertain world of tomorrow. We will always recall those joyous years at Conrad Weiser. We regretfully terminate the best part of our teenage years at our Alma Mater. In parting we wish to thank the schoolboard, members of the faailty, and parents for their devoted interest in our teenage life. To the teenage underclassmen: we hope you will have many happy moments in your new school building. Wishing you the best! Page 2 ROBESONIA JUNIOR HIGH CENTER WOMEISDORF CENTER WERNERSVILLE CENTER -i l .-,kip-u N X , 1 x 'A-:'.55'L Page 1 2 3 4 5 6-14 15 16-33 34-35 36 37 38-56 57 58-96 97-100 gon fell fa Title page Forward and School Pictures Contents and School Pictures Dedication Administration Divider Page Administration Senior Divider Page Seniors Senior Characteristics Snaps Underclassmen Divider Page Underclassmen Departments and Activities Divider Departments and Activities Patrons, Sponsors, and Benefactors Page Page 5 Page 4 X., Above are pictured the winners of the Typical Teenager Contest sponsored by the Yearbook staff. They were chbsen on the basis of character, personality, ability to get along with others, and cooperation. Gale Long and Clyde Ebersole, both of the Senior Class, are representing the leaders of tomorrowg the teenagers of today. tibecbcafion We, the class of 1958, are proud to dedicate this yearbook-the WEICON of 1958-to the teenagers of America. In years to come, we, the teenagers of today, will be the backbone of our nation. The future growth and prosperity of our nation rests in our hands. As the pages of this book unfold before you, you will see how our school endeavors to prepare us for this work. Therefore it is with great pride and pleasure that we inscribe this book to the leaders of tomorrowg the teenagers of today. 4f, 4.7 WQ ..-qgcr G N N A 1 gg: 'amy L , f' ,ff i f ffl' 'W mv f F f ' A vgvsrs.. 1 aff ' I f- M Q- f f WN 7 Q fffgxx if X f , ' 1? -- ff X' K X f-+ ?h5':T : x .14 0 X fhx ,A-q'..-:.- E-iF-' 2.,Qf' HCfP??Z??5fz'afp037 mea? ls-1. Z eu onra mioer oinf Skov! govern! SEATED, left to right: Mr. Russell Weidner, Mrs. Elizabeth Webber, Mr. Earl Brennamen, Mr. John Leiss, Mr. Elias Man- beck, Mr. Robert Koch, Mr. Irvin Texter, Mrs. Edith Spohn, Mr. Geo. Zechman, Mr. James Shankweiler. STANDING- Mr. W'altcr Wertz, Mr. Calvin Smith, Mr. Walter Focht, Mr. Chas. Winand, Jr., Mr. Wilber Garlin, Mr. Ellott Ressler, Mr. john Benya, Mr. Melvin VanArt, Mr. John Kline, Mr. Max Moore, Mr. james Clay, Mr. Edward Deck, Mr. Irvin Oxen- reider, Mr. Christian Hamish, Mr. Arthur Hettinger, Mr. Walter Loose, Mr. Lynwood Gerhart, Mr. Geo. Manbeck, Mr. Lester Myers, Rev. Garnet Adams, Mr. Donald Rank, Mr. Charles Reed, Mr. David Lockhart. john M. Leiss, Pres. Robert F. Koch, Sr., I st Vice Pres. Irvin W. Texter, 2nd Vice Pres. W. Ea rl Brenneman, Secy. Elias R. Manbeck, Treas. MARION TWP. Mr. Charles T. Reed, Pres. Lester Myers, Vice Pres. A. C. Ross, Sec. fNon-Memberj J. Donald Rank, Treas. Geo. R. Manbeck Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Geo. M. Zechman WOMELSDORF BOROUGH Mr. Edward S. Deck, Pres. james G. Eagleman, Vice Pres. Dr. Mr. W. Earl Brenneman, Sec. Mr. Max E. Moore, Treas. Mr. Chas. E. Winand, jr. HEIDELBERG TWP. ROBESONIA BOROUGH Mr. john H. Kline, Pres. Mr. Irvin W. Texter, Vice Pres. Mrs. Edith M. Spohn, Sec. fNon-Memberj Mr. Kenneth W. Long, Treas. Mr. Lynwood Gerhart Mr. James W. Clay NORTH HEIDELBERG TWP. Mr. Walter M. Loose, Pres. Mrs. Marie K. Graeff, Vice Pres. Mr. Irvin P. Oxenreider, Sec. Mr. John M. Leiss, Treas. Mr. Arthur W. Hettinger SOUTH I-IEIDELBERG TWP. SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHORITY SEATED, left to right: Mr. Irwin Lamm, Mr. Luther Weber, Dr. A. A. Nagle, Mr. Ralph J. Putt, Mr. Charles W. Bright, Jos. M. Collom Cnot Mr. Walter W. Wertz, Pres. Mr. Wilbur N. Garlin, Pres. Pictured,. Mr. David H. Lockart, Vice Pres. Mr. Walter Focht, Vice Pres. Mr. Ellott j. Ressler, Sec. Mr. Anthony Bodanza, Sec. QNon-Memberj Mr. Elias R. Banbeck, Treas. Mr. Melvin VanArt, Treas. Rev. Garnet Adams Mr. Howard Glalm Mr. John Benya WERNERSVILLE BOROUGH AUTHORITY MEMBERS Mr. Christian D. Hamish, Pres. Pres.-Dr. A. A. Nagle QMarionJ Mr. Robert Koch, Vice Pres. Vice Pres.-Mr. G. Irvin Lamm fHeidelberg7 Mrs. Anna Adams, Sec. QNon-Memberj Sec.-Ralph J. Putt fRobesoniaj Mr. Robert S. Knoll, Treas. QNon-Member! Asst. Sec.-Jos. M. Collom CSouth Heidelbergj Mrs. Elizabeth Webber Treas.-Luther D. Weber 1WomelsclorfJ Mr. Calvin E. Smith Asst. Treas.-Chas W. Bright fWernersvillej page 6 Mr. LeRoy A. Reigel Mr. Russell Weidner, Solicitor I amen 3 .szamgweizzr ,zeruucng l9rincQ1af To The Seniors of 1958: There is no period in life more wonderful than that which we oftimes refer to as the teen-age. It is the time of greatest learning-the time when every boy and girl faces new challenges and new demands. It is the time when young people must master the many requirements for successful living in an adult world. Your graduation from public school marks the threshold over which you step from a supervised and guided life into a society which will demand new things of you. Here you will be responsible for your own decisions, your own behavior and action, and your own values and attitudes. How well you have learned to make right choices will determine to some degree the happiness and success you will find in your new adult life. jamier F. Shamkweilef Suvperviring Principal Page 7 sri. x X, .-, I if , ., :Y , John B. Stoltzfus Supervisor of Elementary Education guifcbng To the Teenagers: You are the material out of which the super- structure of civilization is reared, the source of power in which the world takes pride. The more of kindness and justice you reveal, the more you bless the lives of others. The more beauty you create, the more love you liberate, the fuller you make other lives. The highest of all Arts is the Art of living well. Beyond the beauty of Sculpture, or Painting, or Music, or Poetry, or Science is the beauty of a well-spent life. Here you can be the Artists. Obedience to the command, Be ye perfect even as your Father in Heaven is perfect, would ally any man to God, and make the earth a Paradise. Sincere best wishes for happy and successful lives. Yours truly, Iolm B. Stoltzfur Supervitor of Elementary Education mb ty-, A Watson Mr- Norman D' W' Cl Mrk' ailrsdorf Llcutcr Robcsonia Ccliuicr Mm M IE sal J ' - 'M' H. h School r. josepiu . ue Umor Hmj, Schml lg Wernersvllle Center Page 8 High School 5' --L KXOPP cvhkne Mill Came' 3 exemefwl ,,v ,J guiffng JJWL '57 M153 CQ Beth: ce Heffelf. Elcmelllifienter meer Mr. Clarence Deppen South Heidelberg Center Elementary we n gel? wus- tsqkxk Ufhfe 521!! NN ww' 9-Wlf wus . besonx go ww' wi' ' M lv fy ofnelsdogfanfg-,der Mrs. Edith Spohn Ribsmrley G, Jointure Secretary 630 ' 'Ib 'lla Grp Robesoma 315-5535 g6lCll,Ay gmc'- , u 4' : 7-K X T' 1' - Us X X ' it af v' -L, f I . 5. Q 1 I Whit. Mr. Thomas Alexander Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. Art ll . l l xl ln Mr. john Bernosky Mr. John Berriman Bloomsburg State Teachers College Slippery Rock State Teachers College Commercial Subjects Penn State University, M.Ed. Phys. Ed. Health I I . X 5 MVS- Edith BCUICYOH Mr. Lester Breininger Mr. Carl A. Burkhart EIS! Sifoudsbufs Stiff Teachers Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. College. B.S. General Science, Biology Al ebra Phy Ed H lth S s. . ca 'tW'.- '-- 'rf' ..- it 7: .'.'.r-GH ut, -K -ff? ' ' V A . i J S . ffffffe T We .4 H T. I Wifi., L i Ill jr 1 ev r -iv A , lf . -Q 1, I f ' at W' X f ff iid - it I 1 ' 'Ilia-..,. .,,,.,-F Mr. Lester DeLong Mr. Dennis Fiant Penn State University Millersville State Teachers College, B.S. page 10 New York University, B.S., M.A. Science, History, English, Geography Math it Mr. Nicholas Fister Penn State University, B.S. Science, Health .'l'1 i Mr. Robert Gregory Penn State University, B.S. Vocational Agriculture Mr. j. Arthur Henderson University of Pittsburgh, A.B. History, Geography, Science Miss Helen Froelich Albright College, A.B. History, German KLIWRMQ Y y-is U., V , ,-in ' in ,VY -, .trys A H Egg i f i s .iz fw N ii gf, , V V MR 5 X ,gl n , V ,, as . 47 1 , 4 y '56 . El , il V Miss Phyllis Gruber Albright College, A.B. English, German s T 5 Q Y do Mr. Frank B. Hess Elizabethtown College, B.S. Math, Geometry Mr. J. Robert Gibson Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S. General Shop, Art Mr. William Gruber Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. English Mr. Thomas Golden Penn State University, B.A. 7th Grade Page 11 A A W 1. V XX- '. , Q . .wig-'zaf N Sbqgbmiu ., 1 , NJU. 95'-f ' l i':g,-Ijigcin. A Q .I , 1 l ir lim: i 3 X 3 t l Mr. Elwood Himmelberger Mrs. Muriel Himmelberger Mr. Thomas Jenkins Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B.S. Bucknell University, B.S., M.S. History, Geography, Science English, Commercial Subjects English, History BA-21111 , rr' Z, li Y Mrs. Roenna Koste Mrs. janet Mamary Mr. Leroy Mohn Wfooster College, B.A. Mansfield State Teachers College, B.S. Penn State University, B.S., M.S Guidance Vocational Home Economics Industrial Arts W .QN'sisuFL'fQ'5.Wi'-M Mr. Robert Moyer Miss Barbara Murdough Kutztown State Teachers College Penn State University, B.S. Page 12 Biology, Chemistry, Physics Vocal and Instrumental Music Miss Dorothy Sechrist Mr. Ross Smith Albight College, A.B. XVest Chester State Teachers College, B.S English, Civics Instrumental Music .IIIIIUIIII xfl Mrs. Isabel Suhr Mansfield State Teachers College, B.S. History, Civics Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder Lebanon Valley College, B.A. English, History I' - f X ' ..-44.7 s Mrs. Doris Weidner Miss Ethel Hamaker West Chester State Teachers College, B.S. Eastman Dental Dispensary Latin University of Pennsylvania Dental Hygenist t li,1 ' , its r Ilia' A Mr. Donald Snyder Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. P.O.D., History, Driver Training 4, -. .J T f f ' A Y l ' . Mrs. Kathryn Wealand Albright College, B.S. Vocational Home Economics l ' i 21, X f .N ,.,- with ' 'ff - ,, M' Qin? Mrs. Joan Kochinsky Reading Hospital School Nurse page 15 Page 1-4 Yearbook editor, Mary Ann McAllister, addresses the Wednesday afternoon club. The topic for dis- cussion is getting ready for the next deadline! mardoog .SQQ EDITOR-Mary Ann McAllister BUSINESS MANAGER-Dana Bennetch ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER-Nancy Kurtz SENIOR COMMITTEE Carol jane Wolf Annette Kurr June Hoffa Barbara Miller Susie Brossman FACULTY COMMITTEE Winifred Garrett Marie Kessler Joanne Davis SPORTS COMMITTEE Shirley Ruth Linda Kline Laura Frantz Margaret Zetbe UNDERCLASSMEN COMMITTEE Lucille Boltz Faye Blouch Dawn Fessler Lois Ann Klein PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE David Kinkaid Carol Bricker TYPISTS Sandra Kteitz Linda Kline Marie Kessler june Hoffa Shirley Ruth Lucille Boltz Mary Sattazahn Margaret Zetbe ACTIVITIES AND CLUBS COMMITTEE Jane Eisenbise Carolyn Kershner Barbara Blatt Mary Sattazahn Clyde Ebersole ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Mary Ann McAllister Susan Kochel ART COMMITTEE Clyde Ebersole Carol Bricker Rochelle Behney PATRON COMMITTEE Dana Bennetch Nancy Kurtz Nadine Davis Doris Degler 144 f fx W v . f' fl, ff- Q Xwkpf N W gi f, X J, J ax f V X f,, X fyff ff fj lw 'iwx I ,q... -, F - Q -E' uf 1.-. z QM, ' 4651 K f , ' 'QQ 'J-Egxxx 'X-.K ,5G22zUe'5 eniora NAME: Dana Alice Bennetch NICKNAME: Dana COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4g Librarian of Band 4g Choraleers 4: Chorus 1,2,4g Jr. County Chorus 1: President of Section 4: President of Class 4: County Band 3: Assembly Orchestra 1,2g Yearbook 4: Busi- ness Manager of Yearbook 4. NAME: Barbara Marie Blatt NICKNAME: Barbara COURSE: Home Economics ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 23 Y-Teens 3: Newspaper 3,4g Yearbook 4: Vice-President 4. NAME: Faye Arlene Blouch NICKNAME: Faye COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Hobby Club lg Newspaper l,4g F.H.A. 2,33 Yearbook 4. NAME: Lucille Jeanette Boltz NICKNAME: Lucifur COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Chorus 13 Student Service Club Ig Photography Club 1,2g F.H.A. 2: Yearbook 4: F.B.L.A. Reporter 4. , W 1 eniom ral wi M U lil Va MW 'ffl lift Q W , o NICKNAME: Larry KW COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES Science Club I Photo ra Club 1 NAME. Larry Richard Brenneman W , 5 3 8 P Y 2 H1-Y 2,3,4g Band 3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Basketball 3: Class President lg Treasurer of Hi-Y Club 3. NAME: Kathryn Suzanne Brossman NICKNAME: Susie COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,5,4g Debates 1: Y-Teens 2: Cheerleader lg Class Officer Ig Softball 4: News- paper 3g Yearbook 4. NAME: Terry Lou Brossman NICKNAME: Terry COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,45 Band 3,4g Dance Band 3,45 Basketball 1: Baseball lg Student Council 2,43 Hobby Club 25 Officer 1,2,3. NAME: Anna Isabella Brown NICKNAME: Anna COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Chorus 15 Newspaper Club 2,5,4g Y- Teens 2: Student Service 2: Library Club 2. Jw W Oifvogfglww V411 4 its wk W f Page 18 eniorri NAME: Kathleen Ann Christman NICKNAME: Katy COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Newspaper 13 Student Service lg Li- brary lg Chorus 4. fl . Ml V f jf J yn 6' M CAA! 0 VM W EJ T I 0' .Le ff I r I'l00lC If jf . ndustrial Arts 3 1' ' : Basketball lg Baseball lg Chess Club 23 - 4. NAME: Joanne Louise Davis NICKNAME: Joanne COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: County Chorus 13 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Y- Teens 2g Yearbook 4. NAME: Nadine Alice Davis NICKNAME: Deanie COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Softball 2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Yearbook 45 Volleyball 15 Ot- chestra 2,4. NAME: Doris Elsie Degler NICKNAME: Doris COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: -Band 1,255 Orchestra 2: F.B.L.A. 4: Yearbook 4: Class Officer 1: F.B.L.A. President 4: Newspaper Club 1: Hobby Club lg Chorus 1. NAME: Mervin P. Degler NICKNAME: Mervin COURSE: Agriculture ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 2,3,4: F.F.A. Chaplain 33 F.F.A. President 4 NAME: Shirley Ann Dougherty NICKNAME: DOC COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,39 Majorette 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,4g Orchestra lg Chorus 1,2,4g Cheerleader lg Newspaper 1: Student Service Club 1: Student Council 5. NAME: Clyde F. Ebersole NICKNAME: Pip COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,4g Vice-President 4: Vice-President of Band 3: County Chorus 2,3,4g District Chorus 3: Choraleers 3,4g President of Band 4: President of Chorus 3,45 Student Council 1. Q. I Q at lx X, A-. Page 19 ' basil is fm dl 4. NI lfiinlliil n qvfoxw l gdclio 1 oc Page 20 NAME: Jane Ellen Eisenbise NICKNAME: Janie COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,5,4g Dance Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g County Band 1,2,5,4g County Or- chestra 1,2,3,4g District Band 1,2,3,4g District Or- chestra 3g Chonrs lg Newspaper Club 2: Yearbook 4: Chess Club 4: State Orchestra 3. NAME: Barry Lester Ehrhart NICKNAME: ,Barry COURSE: Industrial Arts ACTIVITIES: Chess Club W KM NAME: Perry Lee Emes NICKNAME: Perry COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 2,4g Math Club 3,4g Golf 25,43 Captain of Golf Team 2,3. NAME: John Fernsler NICKNAME: John COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Student Council 5,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Cho- rus 1,2,3g Chess Club 45 Debates 5,4g President Stu- dent Council 4g Vice-President Hi-Y 2g Secretary Hi-Y 3. 2l'lL0l':5 NAME: Dawn L. Fessler NICKNAME: Dawn COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Chorus Ig Y-Teens 2: Newspaper 4: Yearbook 4. NAME: George Firestone, jr. NICKNAME: George COURSE: Agriculture ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 2,3,4g Chaplain in F.F.A. 4: Work Club lg Band 1. fi I l ' .1 ' A 1 F - li I .fn . ,N '.l Y . Brltva ix' ,,,.,V, 'Ly NX If 'YAY 'luv' .lr 'v-'I X X, ME: Doris Fisher' y Aiwa: 2 fig I ,' . - GQ p ICQ :cial .' J .QACLIWIZQISSE Library. Clupot Qt' Newspaper Club :'2,3 , N 'spapy Club Edi y'4g Camera Club 25 mgrcial Club 132 Debate! '33 Chorus 3. lj. I s NAME: Laura Frantz NICKNAME: Laura COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band lg Basketball 1,25 Yearbook 45 Student Council 25 Orchestra lg News- paper 2. Page 21 eniord NAME: Winifred Diane Garrett NICKNAME: Winnie COURSE: Academic ' ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Y-Teens President lg Yearbook 3,45 District Chorus 3: County Chorus 1,3,4. NAME: Lucille Mae Harman NICKNAME: Toot COURSE: Home Economics ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,25 Chaplain of F.H.A. 2: Historian of F.H.A. 4: Basketball 1,4g Newspaper A Club 4. I NAME: June Fay Hoffa FW? -L K, L NICKNAME: junie - f 9 I 4, ffm, COURSE: Academic I lf' Q 'aff I E I - ACTIVITIES: Softball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g wif! , .,' fl A 4f I ' Cheerleading 1,2,3,4g Yearbook 4: Secretary 45 Band 1,43 Newspaper 2: Y-Teens 23 Chorus 1. 1 ,-,JJLLNL I Nlf,,,.1 ,,, - 1 7 4 ' ' A ii ,. 7 ' NAME: Rodney Lee Hoover NICKNAME: Butch COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Choms 1,2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Hobby Club 2: Baseball 3,45 Soccer 4: County Chorus l,2,3,4g District Chorus 4. 'U Q !'l9J10lfO414'T?p'l'!4g'4.,f,.,7 fzrfkbl V Lac! he Cor-ff Page 22 my Q 5 wif. ' .J L 4 f eniora A P' NAME: Brian Greth Keppley NICKNAME: Brian ' COURSE: Industrial Arts ACTIVITIES: Art 1,2,35 Work Club 15 Industria Arts 25 Chorus 25 Photo Club 25 Hi-Y 3,4. wg ,W If Q A tv NAME: David Keppley I ,I 5: JW, NICKNAME: Joe ,ect .CM I COURSE: Industrial Arts ., I - I ' ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,5,4gcCSpfai ,Lo soccer wwf' Basketball ,1,5,4' lfase allr,1Q2,3Afi5,ALH -Y if? 0 ess 5 Club 2. 5MM'4 ,WIN LM 5 5 LI CR! ,I ,K jylvaqbl WLXUM 11: 'H i PQ, -U lu L,ifJ S fi V lv I CVM fix' L Q.. jklaj ll . lm if ff L1 'I .H -, I ' Ll, 'I V Y J NAME: Carolyn Louise Kershner NICKNAME: Carolyn COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Or- chestra 1,2,3,45 County Band 1,2,3,45 County Or- chestra 55 County Chorus 15,45 District Band 2,3,45 Cheerleading 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Student Council 1,45 Yearbook 45 Dis- trict Chorus 4. NAME: Marie Darlene Kessler NICKNAME: Marie COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Girls' Chorus 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 jr. Chorus 15 F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.B.L.A. 45 Yearbook 45 Newspaper 5. I M Q, 55: isii I 5, M' 4 W - in WW' 1 ,5 A .el 5553615-V mf, fj: :SIM , rf IT, Y. , .af Q ftiigjafzft. Mundy. rug,.Wl1.:-5 kVV0 V:'l A f -Lt 'LJ Wx Page 23 'Qu , v if iw I use jj Page 24 wmv Ji -if eniord NAME: David William Kinkaid NICKNAME: David COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Stage Hand 2,3,4g Basketball 3,4g Yearbook 43 Hobby Club 2: Audio and Visual Club 4. NAME: Linda Lou Kline NICKNAME: Linda COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens 25 Cheerleading 1,3,4g Li- brary Club 1: F.B.L.A. 4: Yearbook 4g Band--Color Guard 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,23 Class Secretary 1: Class Treasurer 2. NAME: jean Alvertie Knorr NICKNAME: Jenny COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Library Club 1,23 Photography 1,2g Y-Teens 4g Chorus 1,2. NAME: Judith Ann Koch NICKNAME: Judy COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3g Chess Club 1: Y-Teens 1: F.B.L.A. 45 Library Club Ig F.H.A. 1. en iord NAME: Sandra Ann Kreitz NICKNAME: Sandy COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Secretary of Chorus 2: Pianist of Chorus 1,2,4g Y-Teens-I.C.C.R. lg F.H.A. 2,3g Historian of F.H.A. 33 Commercial Club 3: Vice- President of Homeroom 25 Yearbook 3,4g Chief Typ- ist of Yearbook 4g Choraleers 4: Basketball 2,3,4, Debates 2. NAME: Annette Searle Kurt NICKNAME: Bonnie COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g News- paper 3: Yearbook 45 County Orchestra 1,2,3,4 County Band 2g District Orchestra 2,3,4g State Or: chestra 2,3,4: Orchestra 2,4. NAME: Nancy Lea Kurtz NICKNAME: Nancy COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Yearbook 3,4g Com- mercial Club 3g F.H.A. 2g Student Council 4g Y- Teens 1: Library 1: County Chorus 4: Yearbook Asst. Bus. Mgr. 4. il W : IRPX-ina en e, . NIC E: y ' ' CO : Agr t e ACTIV T S' as l 25 ccer F.F.A.Pr 2 F... ia FF R f 4 Class Officers ' -Pre e tex P si n dent Council 3 .F.A ,4 f L Q., 'QS .- I , D 1-may R Page 25 3- Page 26 N -lp' . ff' i 6 if eniorri NAME: Gale Patricia Long NICKNAME: Gale COURSE: Home Economics ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1: Band l,2,3,4: F.H.A. Treas- urer 2 and President 4: F.T.A. Vice-President 4: Cheerleader l,3,4: Homeroom Vice-President 3: Sec- retary 4: Class Officer-Secretary 1, Vice-President 3,4: Student Council-Secretary 2: County Band 1,3. NAME: Mary Ann McAllister NICKNAME: Mary Ann COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,3,4: Yearbook 3,4: Year- book Editor 4: Class President 3: Y-Teens 1: Li- brary l: F.H.A. 2: Homeroom President 3,4: Chorus Secretary 4: Choraleers 4. NAME: Barbara Ann Miller NICKNAME: Barbara COURSE: Home Economics ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 2: F.H.A. Reporter 4: Y-Teens 2,3: Newspaper 3,4: Chorus 2,3: Yearbook 4. JW W t X XR QW N 'bf A - li, A I 'L .t3d55il stse I: 'X if Xrhf I in NAME: Ronald R. Moore W NICKNAME: Wop COURSE: Industrial Arts ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Base- - ball 1,4: Golf 2,3: Student Council 1,2,4: President : of Hi-Y 4. :gy X E 4 -LL I-W, VK., -. ,X J 0 97' 5 '- ' ' encom fl? n L4 . I ff Ovrcr- - 4 I Y h . , NAME: Dawn Lorraine Moyer QQQ ' I NICKNAME:, Dawn ' ,V .- COURSE: Commercial f' 'x ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens 2: Y-Teens Treasurer 3: Y- -4 X 'uf Teens Vice-President 4g Chorus 4: F.I-I.A. Treasurer ' ' 25 Volleyball 1: Softball 35 Class Secretary 3,4: Homeroom Secretary 2,5,4g Class Treasurer 1. ,X fffffffdifpw JM , Mfr' i 17 NAME: julia Arm Moy NICKNAME: Julia COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens 2,3,4g Basketball 1,43 -Soft- ball 4. . ,Vaf I NAME: Luther Donald Moyer NICKNAME: Butch COURSE: Industrial Arts ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4g Track 5. ll I . l ku A 'wa--S: ' fl I lwl-A -C'r i 4 ,yinxl Ii in li- R 'ul ,.f4l'? 'N I W I n Xl :J N LBSLX O X1 y -.M kj ax NAME: Sylvia Mull NICKNAME: Sylvia COURSE: Academic I ACTIVITIES: Band 1,3,4: Basketball 1,2,4g Y-Tegus: 2g Chorus 1: County Band 3. V I 0' Q03 1 3 d 'V ,4- A ,I W 3 42 1 . be g A M si g 0 I I I I I H y A4 A Page 27 if . 4 : n , Page 28 eniora NAME: Rozanne Lee Potteiger NICKNAME: Rozy COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Librarian of Chorus 4: Y-Teens 2: Marching Band 3,4g Future Teacher of America 4g Treasurer of F.T.A. 4g Newspaper 3. NAME: Roxana Helen Redcay NICKNAME: Red COURSE: Home Economics ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,4g Newspaper 3,4g Yearbook 45 Y-Teens-President 2 and Vice-Presi- dent 3: Band 3,4g Secretary of Class 33 Treasurer of Class 4g Chorus lg F.H.A.-Parliamentarian 2 and Treasurer 4. NAME: Annette Linda Reinhold NICKNAME: Linda COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Chorus l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,33 F.T.A. 4: Basketball 13 Librarian of Chorus 4: Historian of F.T,A. 4. NAME: Lewis David Renninger NICKNAME: Lewis COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Hobby Club 2: Chess Club 4: Basket- ball 3: Math Club 3,43 Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4. NAME: Constance Ruth Ressler NICKNAME: Connie COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens I,2,3,4g F.H.A. 2. NAME: Dawn Sandra Riegel My AZ NICKNAME: Dawn Il -' fgvf' LQ! COURSE: Commercial Me Q ACTIVITIES: Softball gl-rE'j'eef Y1'Ikens' I Treasurer 2: Chorus 3, megogmrifrjgsure , Banner Carrier in Band' -f ' K W!! f,pfL-L IAA 7 E2 ' 6!Qrf kv! U 4l! Ifarfll jyf 4' , er If V, Av , if all CTV' 9-:' 'fy ry vig? DM ' Vffbjllfi f pf cv ' J? I '13 X 2' I f V1 rf' 41 JV ,461 f'09 'CUQ ,f 4 . NAME: Dolores Anne Ritzman NICKNAME: Dolly COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Library Club 1,2: Commercial Club 1: Chorus 1. NAME: Barbara jean Ruth NICKNAME: Barb COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Debates 1,2,3,4g Chorus Ig F.T.A. 4. vii' 6,3 1- 45 s Page 29 4 ,Q . enl0l'6 A NAME: Shirley Arm Ruth NICKNAME: Shirley COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,4g Student Service Officer 25 Yearbook 4. W 'mr :Egg Q11 X' K NAME: Mary Sattazahn NICKNAME: Mary COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Hobby Club lg Newspaper Club lg Camera Club 15 F.H.A. 2,39 Softball 3,4g Yearbook 4. Page 30 ai 5 NAME: Edwin Schittler NICKNAME: Wimpy COURSE: Industrial Arts ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Treasurer 25 Chess Club 2: Vice-President of Homeroom 4g Vice-President xv, - 'xr' . : :::: b or-,yy f QWSKM -'fl NAME: Spencer David Siegfried M NICKNAME: Senator mp, P' 'yi 37' COURSE: Industrial Arts ' ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 2,3,4. f 1 ,Ji , QIILOP5 NAME: Shirley Mae Spaid NICKNAME: Spaidy COURSE: Home Economics ACTIVITIES: I-Iomeroom President 1,33 Chorus lg Parliamentarian of F.H.A. 4g Vice-President of F.H.A. 23 Photo Club 2g Secretary of Student Council 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Cheering 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,4g Newspaper Club Grade Editor 33 Newspaper Club Associate Editor 4. NAME: jean Lorraine Stitley NICKNAME: jean COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Sewing Club 1,2g Student Service 1,2g Commercial Club 2,4. NAME: Edwin Donald Swope NICKNAME: Cochise COURSE' Agriculture ACTIVI IES FFA 34 will UMW 55 J J ,VW li' ,MMM we W? wi W NAME: Eleanor Ruth Wagner NICKNAME: Eleanor COURSE: Home Economics ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2g F.H.A. ' , ei ,,,, ,. it 'r A 4p:F f : itll by 2,4g Chorus 1. is ': -ll' . 4 4 1 I ' ' I 'l n in . 5. Q ,! 1 l ' I QI, il tu' I . hx 1 :t ' 1 ,ie il , 4 Il Page 3 1 . M. , I 1 My WJJ' igfyld eniord ff 'fl' rr P I rf y . w'f', fy whip Page 32 NAME: Arlene Dorothy Wartluft NICKNAME: Leanie COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 1: Basketball 1: Y-Teens 2,3,4g Y-Teens I.C.C.R. 4: Chorus 3,4g Homeroom Treasurer 4. NAME: Margaret May Werner NICKNAME: Margaret COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Library Club 13 F.B.I..A. Secretary 4. Commercial Club 1. NAME: Carole Jane Wolf NICKNAME: Wolfie COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Chorus l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Cheer- leader 4: Basketball 3,4g Softball 2,3,4: Class Secre- tary 2g Yearbook 4g County Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 4: Librarian of Band 4. mio,-A C!g,,l.j5y M6 ,MM NAME: Betsy Ann VVolfskill NICKNAME: Betsy COURSE: Academic ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4g Cheerleading 1,2,3Ag Debates 1: Tennis Team lg Chorus 2: F.T.A. 4: Class Officer 1,2. NAME: Margaret Zerbe NICKNAME: Maggie COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading lg Y-Teens 2: News- paper 2g Yearbook 45 Basketball 2,4. NAME: Calvin Henry Zettlemoyer NICKNAME: Henry COURSE: Commercial ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1,2g Student Council 3,-4: Hi-Y 4: F.B.L.A. 4. PQ as Page 34 NAIIE: Dana Alina Benueuh. CHARACTERISTIC: alwaye amlllng. SEEN WITH: a urtaln mathematical whla n ISA. FAVORITE SONG: Star Dlllt. PET FEEVE: Waftlnl for poky people. FAVORITE FOOD: lkak landwlnhea. IDOL: Shve Allan. FAIVORITE SAYING: They lay the truth urh. WILL ALWAYS REIEIIBER: the IDM Chrletmae Dance. FUTURE: Knfafuwll S. T. C. HOBBY: alaeplnl. NAIE: Barbara larla Blau CHARACTERISTIC: pl!-Ile. SEEN WITH: a prong ol lil! girls. FAVORITE SONG: ' t'll Be Tha Day. PETE PEEVE: Iona' bue rldea. FAVORITE FOOD: lbllllettl. IDOL: Pat Boone. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Bruthlrf' WEL ALWAYS REIEIBER: the baaahall sauna at Philadelphia. E: undecided. HOBBY: cooking. NAIE: Fa Arlene Bldueh. CBARACTSIRISTIC: abort. SEEN WITH: laellla. FAVORITE SONG: Ivy Rona. PEEVE h lt FET : omewor. FAVORITE FOOD: rink aandwlohu. IDOL: Sal llneo. FAVORITE SAYING: that'a the way It lot. WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: driver Lralnlng. FUTURE: aeeretary. HOBBY: reedlnl. Inlollgiiteanath Balto. 2 IIIUII-. SEEN WITH: FX, Sandra. and Barbara. FAVORITE SON : Sllhouattea. PET' PEEVE: homework. FAVORITE FOOD: Italian ateak aandwlehaa. IDOL: Sal lluao. FAVORITE SAYING : :ee eomee and lee whla. WILL ALWAYS RE EIBER: Che lood tim! the lang and I hand. FUTURE: Job ln the Commercial Ileld. HOBBY: danalnl. NAll: Rl0aM Brennernan. CQIARIA A TIC: mp aclentllle braln In SEEN WITH: John. FAVORITE SONG: You'll Never Walk Alone. FYI' FIEVE: 'The Face. FAVORITE FOOD: apagllettl. IDOL: Dr. Von Bl-num. FAVORITE SAYING: Lived deal. WILL ALWAYS Ill IBER: 'hole llnlur elve obanletry elaaeaa. FUTURE: Collqe at Uralnua or labauon Vnlly. BOSS : nlayllll Nano. NAIE: Kathryn Suaanne Srouman. CHARACTERISTIC: ellie lal. SEEN WITH: the BH Five of IIA. FAVORITE SONG: A 'ha Way. PET PEEVI: peaty mlm FAVORITE FOOD: I aandwlahn. IDOL: Johnnie lathla. FAVORITE SAYING: rullyfll WILL ALWAYS REIEKBER: a oertaln F. J. Parz. FlfI'l.l E: Alrllnm. BOBBY: dandllll. NAIE: Terry Lou Broaalnan. CBARACTERISTIC: dark and bandaolna. SEEN WITH: tha llrla and the IIA nllh. FAVORITE SONG: You Send la. PFI' PEEVE: The Face. FAVORITE FOOD: hanlburner ateak. IDOL: Fat Boone. FAVORI'I .E SAYING: what dld I ever do in you WILL ALWAYS REIEIIBER: bleak and blue arlu, compliment: of Hoover. FUTURE: nndaeided. HOBBY: water akllng. NAIE:A ng la Brown. CKARAOTERIBEY love of Nl VME. SEEN WITH: lalnaret and Judy. FAVORITE SONG: The Naval Hymn. PET PEIVE: having to ld drmaed In two leeornda after gm clue. FAVORITE FOO z goldm brown turkey. IDOL: Cllnt Walker. FAVORITE SAYING: what wan thazl GENERALLY. WEL-ALWAYS REIEIBEB: all the lla FUTURE: Cha U. S. Army. HOBBY: plain leay. NAIE: Kathleen Ann Chrhtnan. CHARACTEBISTIC: always bluahlnl. SEEN WITH : Doe. FAVORITE SONG: Sllhouattaa. PET PEEVE: dlaalreeable people. FAVORITE FOOD: Italian aandwiehea. IDOL: Fat Boone. FAVORITE SAYING: oh nol WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: Junior-Senior Prom of l9l7. FUTURE: T hone Operafnr. HOBBY: llatan bo Pop luale. NAIE: lilo T. Carroll, Jr. UHARACTIRISTIC: tall. SEEN WITH: Carole Brleker. FAVORITE SONG: Be-Bop-Baby. FET PEEVE: apelllnr-general math. FAVORITE FOOD: lobster tall. IDOL: Ricky Nellon. FAVORITE SAYING: rnlly. WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: lr. Burk- hart'a homeroom. NB. FUTURE: lleohanle af. hun and Blwrman. HOBBY: work on sara. NAIE: Joanne lnulae Davla. CHARAUFERISTIC: plaaelnl peraonality. SEEN WITH: the IIA Ilrla. FAVORITE SONG: Amund The World. PZ!! illllvl: someone ainrlna or playing FAVOIIEE FOOD: tuna noodle eeeeerole. IDOL: Roger Wllllanu. FAVORITE SAYING: Wa for the blrdal WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: my Ilrlt Al- bra elaaa with lr. Rana. Waa I soared! FUTURE: reeqtlorllat. HOBBY: playlna' plana. NAIE: Nadine Alice Davin. CHARACTERISTIC: attractive brunette. Sl:Fg'YITII: the other attractive laaa: FAVORITE SONG: All The Way. PIT PEEVE: amnklnl. FAVORITE FOOD: Nall bed. IDOL: Frank Slnnlrn. FAVORITE SAYING: Hun-Ei nh. Wlnnlel WILL ALWAYS REIEKB : IIA. FUTURE: Nurae. HOBBY: collecting atampa. NAIE: Darla Elele Dealer. CEARACTERISTIO: tall. SEEN WITH: llry. FAVORITE SONG: Sllhoutfteo. FET' PIEVE: anobbhh people. F VORITE FOOD: Ik lan landwlehm. IDOL! Pat Boone. FAVORITI SAYING: An you kidding? Wahl. ALWAYS REIEIBER: Iearnfni to ve. FUTURE: secretary. BOBBY: llateulnl to the radio. NAIE: lefrvln P. Dqler. CHARACTERISTIC: thy. SEEN WITH: Lynwood Gruber. FAVORITE SONG: 'l'hat'll Be The Day- PET' FEEVE: P. 0. D. IDOL: Ricky Nelson. FAVORITE FOOD: taaated eheeee landwldil. FAVORITE SAYING: Yea. WILL ALWAYS REHEKBER: tloae hillary ralaaeae atlwolndiglorfi with lr. Burkhart. HOBBY: flxlnl enlinu. NAIE: Shir Ann Dwlharty. CHARACTERIBTIC: loud. SEEN WITH: a lroup of flrla laughing. FAVORITE SONG: Chanoea Are. PET PEEVE: dlelikea 00 le! up In the mornlxi FAVOR FOOD: lteak aandwkhl. IDOL: Johnny Rm FAVORITE SAY G: 0. K. and What. Wg.li'A'r.WAYS REIENBER: the lulnmer FU'l'URE:IobeamajoreMehuberora WIILIFY. HOBBY: QI-Ill. NAIE: Clyde Fredrick Ebaraola. CHABACTERISTIC: neat. SEEN WITH: a certain cute Junbr lal. FAVORITE SONG: I Ap. ggogllglz waiting for lrve people. FOO : apaglutt. IDOL: Glenn llller. FAVORITE SAYING: think I ahould7 WILL ALWAYS RENEIBER: 1956 Junlob Senior From. FUTURE: Commerolal Artllt and Air Fbree. HOBBY: mule. NAIE: Barry Leawr Ehrhart. CHARAUI'ERIS'I'IO: Set-black llalr. SEEN WITH: Bonnie Noore. FGYOIRITE SONG: Idea Ithara In Tie n .H :x'5oPEEV'E: horsawork. IDOL: JlYlle lanaIleld. FAVORITE SAYING: 'I'ha!'a tough. WL.: ALWAYS REIENBER: the lckool eea. FUTURE: kin the Army. HOBBY: carl. NAIE.: Jane Ellen Ebenbiee. CHARACTERISTIC: talented flutlat. SEEN WITH: a oarfaln freabman at IA! Rh. FAVCFSITE SONG: Tammy. FET FEEVI: getting up early. FAVORITE FOOD: nrlme rlbe of beef an Jul. IDOL: Pa! Boone. FAVORITE SAYING: Natl Va-va-vafvooanl WILL ALWAYS REHEHDEH: the Junior- Senbr Prom. HOBBY: muele. NAIE: Perry Lee Emea. CHARAUFERISTIC: alwaya faking. SEEN WITH: Eugene Slafley. FAVORITE SONG: You'll Never Walk I. PHIIPEEVE: lorro. FAVORITE FOOD: lohekr tall. DOL: Sammy Snead. FAVORITE SAYING: Why7 WILL ALWAYS REKEIBER: water platola FUTUR-I w'1?'nn:l:' I ll 1 :IO ID IIIIICIFOOIQIOFI the Alr Foroe. HOBBY: golf. NAIE: John Flernaler. UBARACTERISTIC: Inhllllefnt. SEEN WITH: Larry. FAVORITE FOOD: Plala. SONG: You'll Never Wall I- FET FEEVE: a eonoelted peraun. IDOL: Abraham Lincoln. FAVORITE SAYING: Chad morning' WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: Tiere an In :ery tlnlrhga ant I will rrsnmlber. that lt mpoul e name any nl one. F'LTl'URE: Dlelzlnaou Collen and Dieklnaon I4 Sebool. HOBSY: record eolleeilon. NAIE: Dawn L Eaaeler. CHARACFERISTIC: tall, nulat. SEEN WITH: IIA llrll. FAVORITE SONG: Ivy Rnae. PET PEEVE: Getting up lu the morning. FAVORITE FOOD: barbecue. IDOL: 'Feb Hunter. FAVORITE SAYING: Great WILL ALWAYS REKEIBEII: my flrnt day at Wernerevllle H. S. FUTURE: I0 to Kutstown S.T'.C. BOBBY: aewlng. NAIE: George Flreatlne. lr. CHARACTERISTIC: aelentlfie brain. SEEN'WITH: Iax-da Klopp and Joan on FAVORITE SONG: Be-Bop-Baby. FET PEIVE: F. O. D. FAVORITE FOOD: llambllrlera. DOL: Pat Boone. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh l wru. Anwns nmamnnmffuf. nurxunw- homa m IOB. FW ru-runs: w nf mxmwn 1 1 . noun: hung: 'M H mm' NAKE: Dorla lae Flahefr. CHARACTERISTIC: poetle. SEEN WITH: Petey. FAVORITE SONG: The Joker. FET PEEVE: anobblah people. FAVORITE FOOD: plxaa ple. IDOL: Sal llneo. FAVORITE SAYING: You Sboak lelll' WILL ALWAYS REIEIIBER: working at the Drive-Ln. k FUTUR : newrpaper war . HOBBY: enlleelinl lhlnpa. NAKE: laura gyrle Fl-ana. CIIARAUFERIS C: pleaalng pefreanallq. SEEN WITH: certain naduate of III1. FAVORITE SONG: Iaatlna' lame. FET PEEVE: eneklnl lnuekl-. FAVORITE FOOD: elxedehurlwl. IDOL: In-retta Yaunl. FAVORITE SAYING: Do you know Uhalf' WILL ALWAYS RllllBERr my ICO: b rthday. FUTURE: homemaker. HOBBY: lhtealnl to popular lnullo. NAIE: Wlnlhed Diane Garrett. CHARAUFERISTIC: nod aopluno vdee. SEEN WITH: a Frnnklln and larlhall Freahman. l AV0l.ITE SONG: Song Fran Raintree Catania. FET P : lmokllll. FAVORITE FOOD: baked barn. IDOL: mme Power. FAVOR SAYING: I'll oIllaJal WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: laa lor- dooelfa Chicken Group. FUTURE: Nurae. BOBBY: playin! the piano. NAIE: Luellle In Harman. CHARACFIRISTIC: lllall. SEEN WITH: Shlrlq Spald. FAVORITE SONG: lb Iave Aaah. PIII' PEEVI: eaobhbb people. FAVORITE FOOD: ham-on-rull. IDOL: Rock Hndaon. FAVORITE SAYING: Far onlne out loud. WILL ALWAYS REIEISER: nay frshman FIITTIRE: Alrllne luervatlonht. HOBBY: cooking. NAME: June Fay Bode. cnAmxcrar.m11c: n::.mn. ann wrrn: '-ra. nu s If ua.:- nvoarn sono: 'aw Aa an.: Aa rw PEQINIIEIVE am. ggflonga FLOOD: ::b:Ieaebura'era aaa -up : Q . .. nvoarfn safvpfncf 'amimaaln wm. .xnwna REIEIBE 1 .mmf at :wr and an muvm-Lu M. lllm Il Il. sonar: me.-:m7..'f' NAIE: Rodney Iae Hover. CHARACTERISTICS: dark and :ood looklaa. SEEN WITH: two louaketaeee. FAVORITE SONG: Garden ol Eden. PET PEEVE: 'IIC Fame. FAVORITE FOOD: Mnlerloln. IDOL: Harry Peile. FAVORITE SAYING: Rey, larry. how 'boot a brewf' WILL ALWAYS RIIIIBIR: the wrutllnl matebu In lynx will Iawle. FUTURE: the Armed Floral. HOBBY: lndel earn. NAIE: Brian Greth llerpley. CHARACTERISTIC: da halr. SEE WITH: The Galt. FAVORITE SONG: De-Dub-Baby. PET F VE: F. O. D. FAVORITI FOOD: Iobeiar tall IDOL: Jayne lanafleld. FAVORITE SAYING: Get outa here. WEL ALWAYS REUEIBER: lr. Burk- lnal-t'a homeruns lu'-28. L FUTURE: work or lovernlnen HOBBY: hnedvwna. NAIE: David Frnnklln lm.. UBARAUFERISTIC: very e. SEEN WITH: Won FAVOIITE SONG: 'With You Ol ll lint FUI' FEEVI: delnhlria FAVORITE FOOD: T- ne atnk. IDOL: Fate Domino. FAVORITE SAYING: B-m-nl. there, Andy. VIILL ALWAYS REIEIDER: tha day! at Wolneiadorl Center. FUTURE: U. S. Arnxy. HOBBY: glrla. NAIE: Carols Louhe Kerahner. CHARAUIIB TIC: talentad muahlan. SEEN WITH: Janie, Wlnnle, and aohnollabu. FAVORITE SONG: Love latina In The Sand. PET Fllazl: fri . FQIOR FOOII: lathefa beowalea and mburyera. IDOL: Jerry lawll. FAVORITE SAYING: Nanfy Brhkl or Va-Va-Va-Vous. WILL ALWAYS I-EIEKSER: lunlor-Sulor Promlol lll'l. HOBBY: muah. mum: nam mmm a.-1.1. cnanacznamnc: friendly. 2 I I nvongra lm n A neu-Apu. Prr ra::hv'I: gem : um ina I ll III I l lf! . FAVORITE FOOD: banana apllla. IDOL: :ma num. uvoarra sumo: --mn :an awmr' wm. Anwns amnruanz any u nu. nrruaa: ne-uneaer. me manual.. HOBBY: lhunlng to the radio. NAIE: David William Klnkald. C'-HARACTERISTIC: Irkndly. SEEN WITH: the lon ol IIA. FAVORITE SONG: Qeneu Are. PII' FEEVE: 'The Fear. FAVORITE FOOD: lobeter tell cooked In beer. IDOL: lr. FAVORITE SA G: WH Wgil. ALWAYS RIIIEIS : baehtage with FUTIIRE: Electrical Engineer. HOBBY: building nlodele. NAIE: Linda Lou Kline. CIlARACl'E'l.lST'IC: natural curly hair. S wrni: Remy. FAVORITE SONG: Chalet Are. PIT FEEVE: alnart bvyn. FAVORITE FOOD: link aandwlclld. IDOL: Fat Boone. FAVORITE SAYING: lee Vila. WILL ALWAYS BIEIEKBER: ISIT Jr.-Sr. FUTURE: Bell Telephone Operahr. HOBBY: Bail-aflihl. NAIE: Jean Alvertla Knorr. CHARAUITIRISTIC: llttla SEuE.1dWITH: Gall, Judy. and. of oourae, h FAVORITE SONG: 'To the Able. PET FEEVI: brnib kida. FAVORITE FOOD: ahrimp. IDOL: moe lanalield. FAVOR SAYING: 'I aald ao. dIdn't IY' WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: lary : r au marriage. FU.'I IIREh.Al lm mm: 4 HOBBY: relaxing. NAIE: Judith Ann Koch. CHARACTER-lB1'IC: kll. BEEN WITH: Joan. lnrgnrct. Linda. FAVORITE SONG: Nnvnl Hymn. PET PEEVE: English chanel. FAVORITE FOOD: corn frlthru. IDOL: Ann Blyth. FAVORITE SA ING: Chl for evefr mort. WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: my Englllh muh ln llth Gndc. FUTUIII: Alrlinm. or urvlce. HOBBY: Noord collection. NAME: Smdrn Ann Knit. CHARACTERISTIC: lttlietlvc. BEEN WITH: llry Ann and Nancy. FAVORITE SONG: You Sand le. PET PIILVE: lluppy And lnobbllh people. FAVORITE FOOD: seafood md musk. IDOL: PM Bonn. l'QX0lg!:l'l SAYING: Oh nal and Oh rn WILL ALWAYS REHEHBEH.: 1957 Jr.-Sr. FUTURE: leCmn'n-lledieal Socratnrr. HOBBY: playing the plum. NAIE: Annette Snrlo Kurt. CHARACTERISTIC: red cute. SEEN WITH: Th: Big Five of IIA. FAVORITE SONG: April Ldvl. PET PIZEVE: will of homswnrk. FAVORITE FOOD: turkey with All the trimmings. IDOL: Pnl Bowne. FAVORITE SAYING: 'Thad Grill! WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: Junior-Seah! FUTURE: lahnnon Vnllsy College for lulle. HOBBY: troplul filh. NAKE: Nuns Ln Kuna. CHAR-AC'l'ER!S'l'IC: ln!-un! wnvy bloudn hllr. SEEN WITH: Sandn md ltr! Ann. FAVORITE SONG: Deny Purple. PET PEEVIJ: an uvndou of mnko-up. FAVORITE FOOD: chicken. IDOL: PU. Bowne. FAVOZATE SAYING: 'l'hAt'l bald: tba WYE: ALWAYS RQEIBER: Sylvira eyelids at un Prom. FUTURE: uentary. HOBBY: hhylng the piano. NAII: Norman F. hugh. Jr. CHARAUIIBISTIC: lmbitloul. SEEN VIITHL Carole. FAVORITE SONG: Sf-Lrdultf' PIT PIEVE: Dork. FAVORITE FOOD: frlsd chlckln. IDOL: Jnhn Wayne. FAVORITE SAYING: Pullman WHL ALWAYS REHEKBIIR: l edrhin summer Afternoon. FUTURE: Binh Pollen. HOBBY: hunting. NAIE: Gale Patrick Long. CRARAUFERISTIC: llvlyl lmlllng. BEEN WITH: lllh Grade lirll. FAVORITE SONG: Shrdlllt. :5l',oYElVliugl5lnur'llHlllNll1:. B115 1 ADDI fhllllv nll. IDOL: lr. Grnhr. FAVORITE SAYING: 0hgmmy I WILL ALWAYS B-EIEIIB : ehlerlll li buhthnllgamcn. FUTURE: one lboxmmia teacher. HOBBY: cheering. NAIS: llry Ann lcAlHahr. CHARACFBRISUC: hluhha . SEEN WITH: Snndn And ghney. FAVORITE SONG: Bhrdult. PIT PIIVI: fum enakqrl. FAVORITE IOOD: lu srnm. IDOL: Put Bounc- FAVORITE SAYING: Really I VIILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: lr. :ld Sr. Plum of 1957. FUTURE: 1 ann in bunlnou. BOBBY: Dllrlnl Qu Accordion. NAIE: Bubnn Ann Hiller. CHARACTERISTIC: A friendly lun. SEEN WITH- HB lrln. - I FAVORITE SONG: Stardust PET PISEVE: the line jot this down. FAVORITE FOOD: :tank nndwlnhu. IDOL: Risky Nihon. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my lull! WILL ALWAYS REIEHBEB: I hm I uwvd to llohuonh. FUTURE: bulltlehu. HOBBY: luring. NAIE: Rollld R. loan. CHARACTIRISTIC: lmovth dnnotr. SEEN WITH: thu 128 bvyl- SONG: I1ut'l All '.l'hne Il To L. PET PEEVE: Hath FAVORITE INJOD: French hiss. IDOL: Nl! Ki Cole. FAVOHYFE SA?fNG: I fold you lol' WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: the nlihl W1 won the J. V. Clumplouhip at Alright FUTURE: Armed Force und Barber School. HOBBY: girll. NAIIE: Dum lan-nine Korn. ClIARAC1'l2RlS1'IC: dunk-tail hllr cut. SEEN WITH: Dawn. FAVORITE SONG: R.umchy. PET PEEVE: dlrb Meth. FAVORITE FOOD: human lnllh. IDOL: Sul li nvonrrs ammo: 'n--vu um wig ALWAYS nmunlnmn: an mm of ruruimz Imax napuonnz or mm worker. HOBBY: movie hu, NAI!-: Julia Ann lwvr. CHARAUTERISTIC: ull, quilt lul. SEEN WITH: Be!-ly. FAVORl'l'l: SONG: Sorrento. PET PDEVE: nltlnuor people that ue hh. FAVORITE P00 ' . D. mbux-nn IDOL: Put Boone. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh yu. WILL ALWAYS REHEIBER: chu trip M: Wuhinlfon. FUTURE: Nunn. HOBBY: radlnl. NAME: Luth!! Dolllld Ubier. CHARAC'l'EBIS'l'IC: nnle of humor, SEEN WITH: the bon in my clan. FAVORITE SONG: lt'n Not For lo To Sty- PET PEEVE: Ivnppln: the dick. FAVORITE FOOD: apple dumplhagl. IDOL: Pat Boom. FAVORITE SAYING: Holy mackvrel I WILL ALWAYS REIEHBER: the l00l'l days we had In school. FUTURE: Join the active NIU. HOBBY: nn. CHARACTBRISTIC lov! to IPI!!! SEEN Wl'l'H Jlnie :nd Carolyn FAVORITE SONG Fnlelnntlon PET P VE bein: wud. FAVOR FOOD. stuffed shrimp. IDOL: Doltlllky. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh nuns! WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: I S for Democney Contact. FUTURE: lluhlenberl Collil. HOBBY: chan. NAKE: Sylvln lull. pak NAKE: Runnnc Ina Pothlllf. CHARACTERISTIC: Short. SEEN Wl'l'H: tht llrll Of liA. FAVORITE SONG: Blu: This Hmln. PET PEEVE: cowboy! of 'I'.V. FAVORITE FOOD: Dork Ind lluerkrlllt. IDOL: Louth Young. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh yah! WgLL ALWAYS REUEIBER: Junior-Sehinl' rom. FUTURE: Kutstown State Teacher! Collrte to be ln Elamentlry Teleher. HOBBY: phobognphy. NAIIE: Roxana Helen Raduy. CHARACTERISTIC: Ability ta fix hllr. SEEN WITH: I cerhill Ill! with l '57 III! and white P1ymnuth. FAVORITE SONG: An Affair 'lb Remember. PET PEEVE: the bun rides to Home lie. clans. FAVORITE FOOD: piun ple. IDOL: Ricky Nelmn. FAVORITE SAYING: 'l1'nf.'ll bt 'hi diy. WILL ALWAYS REIEIBEBZ du! trip lp Hlrrhbll ln ith Grlde. FUTURE:rLlu!leiln uid houlewife. HOBBY: skating. NAIE: Annette Lind: Reinhold. CHARACTERISTIC: quid.: SEEN WITH: Bublrl Ruth. FxY:0B!'l'E SONG: You'll Never Wllk ' one. ' PET PEEVE: llow pokll. FAVORITE FOOD: ehleknn sshd nndurlchnn. IDOL: Parr! Como. FAVORITE SAYING: For goodness nhl. Wg? ALWAYS REIILIBEB: Doe Lullkfl o on e uns FUTURE: Stliyll' College In Wuhlnlfnn. D. C., to he u loenury. HOBBY: tonnln. NAKE: Lewis David Rmnlnldr CHABACTERISTIC: whiz in mlth. SEEN WITH: the President. FAVORITE SONG: 'Tha lane Plye.hhtrh1. PET PEEVE: 'Hu Fuel. FAVORITIJ FOOD: spaghetti. IDOL: Harry Piel. FAVORITE SAYING: Wir-l'lU-bloc. Wlliltil ALWQYBIREKEHBER: Mold!! elulel w Doc um 11. FUTUIIE: Reading Buninuu Institute. HOBBY: building models. NAHE: Conlhnes Ruth Baller. CHARACTERISTIC: MRI. SEEN WITH: Irvin. FAVORITE SONG: lavln! You. PET PEEVE: llwbbhh Duple- FAVORITE FOOD: pie all mode. IDOL: Ellnbnh Tlylor. FAVORITE SAYING: I rl0l'l'! limi. WILL ALWAYS REIEHBER: the Pmm of 1957. FUTURE : lecrufary. HOBBY : dancing. NAIIE: Dum Sandra Rillol. CHARACTERISTIC: du-k-eomplexlonld. SEEN WI'l'!l: Dum. FAVORITE SONG: An Affair To Rsmnmber. PET PEEVE: :tuck-un people. FAVORITE FOOD: link llndwiehel. IDOL: Johnny llathil. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, coma' nl. WILL ALWAYS REIIEHBER: Junior Prom 1 1957. Fl?'l'URE: Seen.-Ury nr Dent!! Receptionist HOBBY: Ihhnlng ho records. NAHE: Dolnru Anne Rltlmlh. CHARACTBRISTIC: medium brown hair. SEEN WITH: my but lirl friend Qmy shadows FAVORITE S NG: Goldmine In The Sky. PET PEEVE: mobs. FAVORITE FOOD: Iullnn nndwidxu. IDOL: Put Boone. FAVORITE SAYING: lull oh. lun! WILL ALWAYS REIEHBER.: Flrlf. Year lhorthand clues. FUTURE: n mercury at Henhefl Chocolate Flctory In the bil offical. HOBBL: lhmnhnl to my hvorite nam! NAHE: Ellllbeth Henrkttl Ruth. CKARACTERISTIC: halfful. SEEN WHY: Lind! R! nhold. FAVORITE SONG: You'll Never Walk Alone. PET YEEVE1 llllnl Intl diedll. FAVORITE IDOD: bolofnl, cottage cheese und chip nndwlehs. IDOL: Holm HUG. FAVORITE SAYING: Do you know whit! WILL ALWAYS REHEIBER: the phtlnl M the Iulkltnrl. FUTURE: follow :puking lhld. HOBBY: making. NAKE: Shirley Ann Ruth. CHARACTERISTIC: Bute. SEEN WITH: John . FAVORITE SONG: with You Oli I! Illld. PET PEEVE: Mih- FAVORITE FOOD: lollthern Illini chlckll. IDOL: FIU Domino. FAVORITE SAYING: Hi there! WIPL ALWAYS REIIEKBER: llnll clllmllnl. FUTURE: lecretlrhl lnrrk. HOBBY: swimming. NAHI: llry Doll! Sl!!-lllhla, CHARACTERIBTIC: lophhthznhd. SEEN WITH: Dork. FAVOIIIITE SONG: Alone, PET IIEVE: shorthand elua. FAVORITE FOOD: hind shleksa. IDOL: Pat Dunne. FAVGOSITE SAYING: Thlt'l bllflla ilu W n .. WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: hu tidal to Vlerncrlvilll. FUTURE: uerehry. HOBBY: hiking. NAIE: Edwin Bchlttlor. CBAlIACTW.lS1'lC: llnglnl. SEEN WFIH: 1 girl from Grade 10 flue!! Wu-nlrl. FAVORITE SONG: Jail Kouu Bank. PET PEEVE: long uhm! huun. FAVORITE FOOD: Pot Pk. IDOL: Elvin Pnllny. FAVORITE SAYING: Holy laekafdl' WILL ALWAYS R-IIIEXBERZ Dhillu with lr. Bodmin. l'U'l'UR.E: Army and flmily llll. HOBBY: aan. NAME: S eu Dnvid Bkgfrhd CHARAC'!g:.l8'l'IC: hill BEEN WITH: Donald Erich. FAVORITE SONG: Bo-Bop-Baby. PET PEEVE: P. 0. D. FAVORITE FOOD: Pot Plc. IDOL: Jerry Lee lallrnnd Uttlu Richard. FAVORITE SAYING: l wort think ar! lt. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: good old dnl al wth Grade In lr. Burkhart: homuwm. PIYIURE: Gunumlth. HOBBY: huniilll. NAIE: Bhlrlly lu Splld. CHARACTERISTIC: lmrlu in dlnol. BEEN WITH: Ludlle Ehrman. FAVORITE SONG: Guild TMI Bl lille. PET PEEVE: plopln who luv: 1 quick tamper. FAVORITE FOOD: pina nh. IDOL: Carl Pirklnl. FAVORITE SAYING: You Hal. WILL ALWAYS RILIEIBBR: Balketblll funn in my Junlnr yur. F'U'l'Ul'lE' mod L HOBBY: 'dancing NAIE: Jaan lnrnlne Btltllr. CHARACTERXBTIC: quilt. SEEN WITH: Duluth. FAVORITE SONG: Wd: Up Utdn lull. PIT Pllvlr ll! lllhr. FAVORITE FOOD: Hum-on-roll. IDOL: Derlg Brothers. FAVORITE AYING: So what! Wifi. ALWAYS REIEIBIR: shorthand e nun. l U'l'UI.E: undsnhhd. HOBBY: vltehlng 'I'.V. NAIE: Edwin Donald Swaps. CHARAUFLBIBTIC: SEEN WITH: I-In IIB lun FAVORITE SONG: BQ-Bop-BiN. FREJEEVE: lmaxurork. BITE F00 : ehpqqburgsn. IDOL: Littln Rlehud. FAVORITE SAYING: Holy laeknrdlu WILL ALWAYS REIEIBIR: lull old lah. l'U'l'URE: bt A lnllllolmlrl. HOBBY: drlvlnx smund. NAIE: Eleanor Ruth W an-. cnAnAc'rssm'nc: tummy Jam ol thi Bllll. SEEN WITH: HB Ifrlc. FAVORITE SONG: WAI: Up LINIQ link. PET PEEVE: I Mrhln lunlvr .yuhlng U get rRfJ1i n-5 'RBS 'H 'a.. 11... :, Appe IDOL: Carl Smith. mn FAVORITE SAYING: I'm lethal. WELHQISEAYB th slum irlll I Fl ll Bti, FUTURE: luadlcldld. HOBBY: hby-ulttlal. NAIE: Arlene Dorothy Wlrtluh.. CHABACTERISTIC: itil MDW. SEEN WITH: Nndlna. FAVORITE SONG: Dam Purple. PET PEEVE: mobs. FAVORITE FOOD: lPll'hettI. IDOL: PM Boone. FAVORITE SAYING: li lolhl WM ALWAYS llllll ER: lumllhr of FUTURE: join dm Airlluu or Nutt-ionilt to 1 dentist. HOBBY: baby-ulttlhl. NAIE: Margaret lny Werner. CHARAC'l'l2Rl8'l'lC: small. SEEN WITH: Annu and Judy. FAVORITE SONG: Iavlnl You. PET PEEVE: peoplc whn an hard fo get alan! with. FAVORITE FOOD: val elltleh. IDOL: Elvis Prlllty. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh darn! WILL ALWAYS REIEIBEB: l oirtllll teacher who taught fin! ynr shorthand. FUTURE: lo bn n ucntlry. HOBBY: Ill!-eulnl' In thi rldio. NAIIE: Cuule June Wolf. CBARACTDIISHC: lovely blue eral. SEEN WITH: a urtaln smlor. FAVORl'l12 SONG: DHD Pu ll. PET PEEVI: :mini up um. FAVORITE FDOD: lumburlfrl. IDOL: Frank Shntn. FAVORITE SAYING: You knuW ltr' WILL ALWAYS REIEIBER: lebool letlvl- tln nf lenlor yur. FUTURE: Reading Bullnnl Institute. HOBBY: dlnelng. NAIIJ: Blk! Ann Wnlflklll. CBARACl'ERI!'l'IC: pevpy eholrlndcr. FAVORITE SONG: April IAVQ. SEEN WITH: the BIC Pho ol ISA. PET PEEVE: waiting on people who are lah. FAVORITE FOOD: lurk nndwleba. IDOL: Put Booln. FAVORITE SAYING: You un bl Naked. WILL ALWAYS REIEIBIJR: the I. v.'l won the county championship In IBM at Albrilht Collqn. FUTURE: Kutnmm B.'l'.C. HOBBY: Swimming. NAIE: lu-:Int Zurba. CHARAC'l'lRIE'l'lC: beautiful red halt. BEEN WITH: certaln Sonhl FAVORITE SONG: Illlt Betvlen You ind ll. Plfl' PEEVE: bdllll ellled Rid UI llllii- FAVORITE FOOD: phil Dk. IDOL: Johnny Ru. FAVORITE SAYING: Yun bird! WILL ALWAYS REIIIBEB: dn chu ol il llrlu and enum. l'U'l'U'RE: btlu n. HOBBY: playing hukctbull. NAIE: Calvin Henry Zvtdsmunr. CHAHACTERISTIC: quiet. SEEN WITH: 1 elul of I5 llrln. FAVORITE SONG: Relnembsr You're line. PET PEEVE: lome telchlfl lik: lr. Snydfr. FAVORHI FOOD: It-llllll nndwichlu. IDOL: any girl with A good uruoullty. FAVORITE SAYING: Cut your meaning noun . Wlgq. ALWAYS REIEKBIIB: cruy noun fa g r u. FUTURE: althel' In to collelt of ioln thi Harlan. HOBBY: lnnflnl. Page 55 Scna0f bchav 10' ' ' ' l'l6ll0 SAOQ ,rf rk. Sbnior Cm-nmittCCS ' wo Up! UP! X' K . .-, 7 J, ' 2 5 H gf -5' Perfect, teacher! . bggt r M kc Chii 5 thu u5 111 x j I 1 1'-lj Mary Ann McAllister crowned Queen of Hearts. They're not dancing, they're play- ing basketball!! ,VI ,Lf ' P--f - 'E:,-.f5,N lf- . J L1 :V xv' lx' ,F 5 Up! Up! 1 . 1 4 Q , I L I K sf - 1-4: -I F V tbl A 1 If 1. 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W ZZ ' 'X' ::-Qlm v H f z.. , ' ' . f ll- .a::..21fF' 1 TT? -I-' ' 1 . A Qfzlll' ::::::r:3l'f?l3:x.Q::2: le J M, Ochs D. Oxenreider B. Redcay D. Rump E. Rupp A s 4 3' ..a Q 5 3 Pl 1 S A -9 , Y ' 5, f . el l' v ' ., .filllll . ' A-fi-if , . gif. Ellail J S. Spangler E. Ulrich R. Witman T. Wolfe D. Yoh an J' 2 9 t 'V' hx Lr, g J 0 6. ,N n uv 9 ' ' .1 1 . ' N ' ' X '14 .X gg. T J .xxx G. Auman R. Bausher B. Bean j. Bechtel R. Behney sq 'A' . .5 5- ,Y 7' 3 LPN , L NO F' .I 33 .Lf V 1 PHOTOGRAPH - .I 1 ' K . . , A, I A , .4 . f m .m1b..-,.. E. Gmmis S. Henry D. Hoppman C- Keener J- KCPPICY 4 , , I T' ':: I 3 P. -v Tux , TP .H L f X 9 i i fx -' rf -A - ' 'nf -' , . ' X 'J th -AX an 7 I L. Lutz R. Marlack T. Matthew A. Moyer G. Moyer ai X,,,4r.-,T 4: gf ,bra an ,,, 9 . QQ I. ,P ' 1' if ef, 'ly V 'S , ' V . J , 1 'dl J 'f H I . f x ' D. Redcay J. Root D. Schaffer K. Schoener S. Shartle 'Q .N x 5 F. 1 L: 1? NO J f D, NO 1. fp, PHOTOGRAPH PHOTOGRAPH 49 - ' I ' 2 I I F. Teslow C. Wartluft W. Wealand D. Weatherholtz E. Zerbe Page 56 11C .ss P1 L B. Brightbill Q0 Url.. LL' - M. Klopp 3 5 -f I I. Richard f 0- Cl. -. P. Stump r 'as nv, 'K -K Q. 4 . :Tr M. Zechman ewummdda fflnhw S. Bagenstose 33. 44, 'J XX!! L. Diet rich B. Lape A, gr... J. Rohr R. Welker I 5 I I ' L. Zwicky E. Benya Q , -1 3 I-. 0-Q0 cf Y N P. Gerharr 9,1 w! 4 X WX' P. Lash We 'Q' h ...'E X ' L. Schaeffer ' F J. Werner n r D. Berkenstock 7' 5 S. Hi ghley J. Moyer 'if' 4 r A. Speicher 83.1 'Q S. Werner 3 6' v . l S. Bolig .1 1 ,H h' R , . fl ' . ll B. Keppxy ii- Q-r 'Y S. Noble 131 I M, . S. Srour I . it I--C Q 7' B. Yeingsr t , .sy 5 Ill . me 1 LN , 4 KL BX 0 ' f X Q w 1 x-Y' Q ' Qs ' W 4, ff f' 1 ' K -1 X 52' v,U1Zti Dfgmgdfzbfrg Left to right: Focht, Coach Dec Dec Dec Dec. J. Froelich, P. Moyer, S. Shartle, D. Keppley, R. Reitz, T. Wolfe, R. McFee, Manager W J. Berriman. Not pictured is J. Burd. C.W. at Mt. Penn Oley at C.W. Tulpchoclten at C.W. C.W. at Wilson Feb Muhlenberg at C.W. Feb C.W. at Governor Mifflin Feb C.W. at Wyomissing Feb West Reading at C.W. Dec. Perry at C.W. Feb C.W. at Schuylkill Valley Feb Hamburg at C.W. Jan. C.W. at Muhlenberg Jan. Governor'Mifflin at C.W. -lan' Wyomissing at C'Wj The Varsity Team had very few victories this Jan' C'W' MUWCH Readme year, although they tried their best to win the gan' gcgyylkllihlvailey lf C'W' Championship for our school. an. . .at am urg Jan. C.W. at Tulpehoclten In the future, because of Coach Berriman's Jan. Wilson at C.W. intensified trainin ro ram in the unior High g P 8 Jan. C.W. at Perry School, Conrad Weiser will be a consistent winner. J. Burd C221 shoots with T. Wolfe QIOJ on hand in case the At every game the Scouts are given a great ovation by the shot is missed. Cheerleaders. X Davnd Keppley Paul Moyer Stephen Shartle Coach Bernman Thomas Wolfe john Burd Page 59 Left to right: R. Coffey, D. Raihl, R. Bashorc, R. Koch, R. Lutv, B. Schocnur, R. Vfitrnaru, D. Anspaclm K. Kramer, C. Schenck, C. Wartluft, Coach Frank Hess. Page 60 K. hier of nwmn Cer L C shui, point as r . N VJ rm uP before USA' C0-lffn 1 . JIU J 1 . in Ge - Baskefba ' dur ' X ,S not , racefks lump bal1 Schmck t . Despite the long rugged hours of practice, the Jayvees did not have a very success- ful basketball season for Conrad Weiser this year. After school each evening the boys could be seen practicing to improve their weak points under the direction of Coach Hess. There have been a few casualties, but they displayed fine sportsmanship throughout the season. Even though our victories were few, we are sure of great basketball players in the future. We want to thank Coach Hess and all his team for the effort shown in represent- ing our school. Tell 'em Coach. Page 61 if Shirley Spud B we Ho Q my Wolfskill -J I T Linda ..... Kline Gale Long To be a successful cheerleader requires just as much time and effort as needed to be a basketball player. After many hard hours of practice, the great day arrives when the selected few are chosen. After the decision has been made, many hours of concen- trated practice, which are continued throughout the school term, are spent learning the arm motions, co- ordination, and various jumps. By the time of the first game, the girls are in top shape. Udfdify n unior amifg Clteerkaclerd j. V. Cheerleaders from left to right: Christine Hamish, Susan Spangler, Barbara Ycingst, and Mary Ellen Hafer. Not pictured are Joyce Wolf and Ruth Ann Hopprman. Page 62 Car0le WON The cheerleaders begin the basketball season by building school spirit in the students by means of weekly pep rallies and color day. During this time the girls display their many preparations of weeks and months before. Throughout the season everyone realizes that the cheerleaders are essential to the successful completion of any basketball season and can be commended on their fine work during the past year. g Q Mai 7 ' 25 B ZQUX iem:m-,Q sg EJ, 336 unior Zgaziefgaf lam FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Maurer, M. Oxenreiter, F. Davis, C. Gibson, R. Keppley, R. Wilkinson, W. Moore. BACK ROW: Coach, Mr. Alexanderg R. Gerharr, W. Gruber, H. Glahn, D. Strausser B. Berkenstock, R. Moyer. Z, . , 6 11 Left to Mr. Berr X K gay ian! right: D. Hoppman, D. Schaeffer, B. Berkenstock, R. Reitz, Coach, iman. Page 63 H,-L ,Q .. M- ... ig Page 64 FIRST ROW: Manager L. Schermick, T. Wealand, H. Wengert, L. Moyer, D. Anspach, P. Moyer, R. Coffey, J. McMullen. BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Fister, R. Matlack, J. Clay, S. Shartle, K. Kramer, R. Hoover, D. Keppley, R. McFee, R. Moore, D. Bensinger, B. Schoener, J. Bashore, Asst. Coach Mr. Burkhart. The coach, Mr. Fister, is giving two of the soccer players, I.. Moyer and D. Kep- plcy, instructions before a game. After school you are sure to find thc boys practicing their sltills while anxiously awaiting the day of thc big game. J' Z is .3-1-.. . l 4' 4' R ' f :ws-.5 1' In Q ..- M '.,-x .VI I 'rd' X H.. l,,...':+L -in 1 I J :I Q-f .--731 1-'3-xl- .....i...Q.lf? A . .. ' oi-'cc ' V - V J. .. N K ' fa . '. ,T z ,. QV K. X 4 ff I 5 .l f v x Y? Q . . J J 5' ' K .fx hr! . . -1' 41- I l - . ' . L I ' My X6 , Pictured above is the backbone of any baseball team. Shown are the catchers, pitchers, and coaches of the 1958 squad. The picture was snapped before the season started for the entire squad, and just in time for the last yearbook deadline! Getting the arm tuned up, setting up signals, and getting ac- quainted with coaches' methods occupy time of early March drills. Shown left to right and awaiting the call to Play Ball, is Coach Hess, D. Raihl, pitcherg R. Ycingst, shortstop, j. Keppley, catcherg K. Kramer, outfielderg J. MacMullen, outfielderg P. Hoffman, second baseg Coach Sedule. me get An Ca,-fy Start fl... ji... Qc. I ' 1 5- 1 'i z' .M r Q- 4' ' -- .r . ' gg' .T ' ' in ' t ' V 1 43.1 ' .nal l I M . :t:.::- f . -r ,. - ' 'A .. ' V- ii in.-... . 4 . f-V-.t. . r.u--L..'.0- 'el.fL! N - l i : , P ' A S li Fm ' V '-F J ' ?Z- .' A in ss- V .... . . ,,. , V .ic .QI M I , up-5f.:4,.,,,...-L H -1 'S . I Lf' k 7' 1 in, , 'fi '3 1-fsntyl' Q: vin:-i,1 ', -1 , 5 Q uf- , lr ' 'K I 5 Ii 1: f 'Bi 'Y - , .. 4-un. . . ,J 2 . Yi . . w- fl, . . . -1 . V . i U. . x 0 J ' M' . 1 iffy'-sf - 1 .,,,, . , ' -45,:frK,..uf. 1 -ff-x, ' fgtr, ., .. V-.-. .. .m - .. ,, . Q, f , ... .-YG-v, V -rv , an .. , --,,,- - WV- . sf Y., . N 1- .,-4... - -pe.: - ---' . -4. .' -., . '- , -I .- r- 4.1.4. Q -nw' ,.V -1 .. . F' 'entry fps- 1 M --fe V -. ' :lL 'QT' 'fri - ' .: i i'P 4t,,'.if' ' 1 V - 5, ..,.Va-V.:-.-221 . was i V- , - e ', -. J i. ,.-- QL.. , , , M H '-I -. 13-'ff--a - - '-... f l M 1 Ng, .- '- -'NV 'fi'6'i-K.-X:v,4f'Sj W .V i t vwf- vga. JUN- :W J :LM A ,',. .. I f'f',.Vs. Y, ,lm J s -.,,'?tk4,h. . . - A V -114-A --1-fha . N . .Tk v -N V ' .. E 1... E ,fr .., ' - ,l Vg V- , '-'rg Q 1. all .. - S-25' f .., 0- Mir- - -- f -1-.U5frS'v f'..y 4-' 'H . ' ' .-- - ' H . 'fu '. ' ' ' - Q- .' ff:w.3L,,f1- ' .r A - ,L 1 LH 'KQ V - 'Q ' V.. 1' 1 'W ' ' 1 ' H O ' :ri -7 EAGLE!! S0500 1958 BASEBTLL SCHEDULE Tues. April 1 - Wilson at CW. Fri. April 4 - CW. at Newmanstown Fri. April 11 - Wyomissing at C.W. Tues. April 15 - C. W. at Bernville Fri. April 18 - C.W. at Hamburg Tues. April 22 - Bethel at CW. Fri. April 25 - Perry at CW. Tues. April 29 - CW. at Sch. Valley Fri. May 2 - Bernville at CW. Tues. May 6 - Hamburg at CW. Fri. May 9 - CW. ar Bethel Tues. May 13 - CW. at Perry Fri. May 16 - Sch. Valley at CW. An experienced battery, Dale Raihl, pitcher, and joe Keppley, catcher, discuss early season matter of sore arm! Page 65 Ouaclx licttlcyon and S. Ruth, team captain, demonstrating a Left no righzr S. Ruth, C. Kcrsiiner and S. Spaid demonstrate lil' bill IU IIN' SCYUOY Kifii' a screen play wixiic the other forwards look on. ' ' Z? L ig f f7 ll' is ad e CL QCUWL H n '-A ..,,.,,...J:a.lll-- ' ' ' Q31aa-u------- D- -4 KNEELING, lefr to right: K. Bcnsingcr, C. Roerlilein, C. Bricker, D. Rump, S. Ruth C. Wolf, C. Kcrslmnvr, G. Jacobs, S. Wmilfc. STANDING: Saul, Asst. Scorekcepcrg D. Furry, Asst. Managcrg 66 j. Slillcy, S. Gcrharr, -I. Moyer, Hoffa, S. Fcgcr, S. Spaid, S. Meyers, N. Davis, Timckccpcrg S. Page' Krciu, Scorckccpcrg and Coach Bettleyon. STANDING, left to right: L. Brightbill, E. Knarr, B. Yeingst, Coach Battleyon, G. Jacobs, C. Roeth- 9:,s . . lem SI FTINC 1 warn C kershner, J Hoffa, M Sattazahn, L. Wolf, R. Schnee. Qrgi , amifg SOM 1... R- SCIUWC lVfll'5Ufi'U-Y Pitching- M. Sattanhn and C. Kershncr prac- ticing their catching. Ynu'r:: out Y ! ' Hoffa gets proper batting instructions from Coach Bettlcyon while C. W'olf, C. Kcrshncr, and M. Sat- tazahn look on. Page 67 'QQ lOl' Q QI' L6 Q OI' ch, K. Laudermilch, L. Bren- Ko rossman, R. W'itman, R. r, D. Redcay, T. B be RONV: G, DcVore, S. Sheetz, Fasenbxse, B. Schoener, B, Gru FIFTH vw Q'-X 'LI Ll., . Q.: ... xi -E 3:9 ,VC SDC M. EQ Zu, H42 5-'E -Sod 2, E'-a Q1 ,An Oz Cla: EQ EE 33: NP-' PE J: .Ex .M43 .4 . Ji ,U EC 'N So -A -A5 QD xc: LIS I . QE o De O.: L1-.U -if. .::. ,if -. Ji-E Ui.. Q, 'C 5.4: E1 Qu. D . fp .A Z5 ,JC 5-D UN -fi ujm :CB LEE ES af 3: 33. la. ac, .. ip N, E4 U. :I- O 3 O od I'-4 nn E Us vi 3 -H lr. .J :1 .J L17 'A Q Q. cm. M LC cd uf U c o '7 :ti 5 o V. v9 O U :J .Q :1 p-J -S 3 A vi fi u N Q Z L. 'U -cs 5 N .. .c Lf? O Ji U Ta O n. U4 Q.- Z '.: O oi 5 E LIU 8 OC LI Z Bagensrose, G. Krou. , L. Stump, C. Kershner, S. Vfcnr ch ,I.. YI S. Gerha fi A T 79. wv n. Q vi 1 .. an ,.i .ff 1, .. U C C U CD Q1 ci: C O -I O 2. ko 5 A Q J . A1 D0 ' F 5 LIU if l -L... .,-.,.,N, ,i . If I 1.1, A j H . Ross SMITH The officers of the Senior Band decide on music for the Spring Concert. Seated from left to right are Carolyn Kershncr, Jane Eisenbise. Standing are Dana Bcnnetch, Mr. Smith and Clyde Ebersole, Band Director Hail 7 A my .,,.f 'n-'many f,arm 'e w,,,f3 -i .xv Senior Band in Action. The Senior Band practices for the forthcoming Spring Concert. 9'-at 'N THE MA-IORETTES AND COLOR GUARDS-Left to right: C. Hamish, S. Steffy, R, Potteiger, M. Page 69 Hafer, D. Lauch, S. Dougherty, B. Wolfskill, S. Spaid, B. Brightbill, L. Kline, D. Ricgel, J. Hoffa. Page 70 onracl miaer unior 6011104 pogeoonia Cpenfer .5714 5' tm? The flute section of the junior Band practices one of their new selections for their concert. They have been doing a fine job. The Junior Band is under the direction of Mr. Ross Smith. They have been working with great enthusiasm on their con- cert work. Mr. Smith has spent much time with them, their concert is sure to be a success. 5 e ll'f a Q. ,I l I l bi Q- 1 x .X if c I' i ,, I' 1,0 SJ 4 I .Y lf!- T x -..Q - M -, Carolyn Kershner and Ronald Moore show how to step around the floor kind of nice and light in Ballin' the jack while other music students, clad in 1920 apparel, look on. 5-41 i r I 4 ' 1 if , - N 7 1. xi- hY ,w-4 Y N . I . I if S i 5 1 .- ' E ' V A .-if I -' L We are proud to present four very talentea 'T 'M M ' musicians who participated in Eastern District Our young, handsome organist, Terry Brossman, demonstrates Bgnd held gg Gov, Mifflin dui-ing April B,9, his talents. Good luck Terry!! 8: 10. They are, left to right, Sally Gerhart, jane Eisenbise, Carolyn Kershner, and Rosalie Grill. Annette Kurr, a violinist, attended the All-State High School Orchestra at Erie, Pa., On January 30, 31 and February l. Congratulations, Annette. Keep up the good work. These intelligent looking musicians are members of the Womelsdorf orchestra, under Page 71 the direction of Mr. Ross Smith. 6 PM of A0 ni 2 eifier PCL 0l'l vu 'U n. N -C .2 od nl U-10 -50 on 43? U N. .Q L-I-I dxf E2 3:1 wi '13-xi L: QD 'fm I-1-I , C. Nfrs EE ,,.. 5,6 H-'I '-32 ge N Q42 I2 E , in D! 25 Lllj 3 - E05 R5 mac U52 E5 C :E Im Und A1 Senior Chorus THE SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS-Left to right: Mary Ann McAllister, Sec.g Clyde Ebersole, Presidentg Rodney Hoover, Vice-Pres. The Senior Chorus under the Direction of Barbara Murdough looks forward each year to the Spring Concert. This year they eagerly took part in A Holy Night, a Christmas concert. The Spring Concert to be held May 9, is awaited by all. Miss Barbara J. MurdoughrConductor of the -.vu , , . gi .if ,'.-M 1 1 ' t,:.'ff ,' 'v :N I .-n :.,i .wt .'.'g -, 1,1 .fx Qin? 4'1 -, U -'wr ' l, fu - 'v avr? .-' V 1 4 5,1-'1 Sf X X, ' 'E L V K - 5 5 f 'lg .'.'p '. 1,:.wr Q ..... 7v:n 0- -mga nf 1.-Lk 1 1 L... 514' 1 li 12715. UW' 12'g'1, Qi PIT -fix Qmr 1'..? ' Vw The Senior Chorus in action. ucafionaf .xdgricu fare P! .- If lt' if . ,n ,A+ , -E -1 1 - lt study as well as ,hop work, are 3 Pan of the Vocational Agri, The Vocational Agricultural Building, located in Womelsdorf, culmrz Course' was formerly a garage. li Dig in Q Q i Unlike most teachers, Mr. Gregory works with his students 1 throughout the summer, attending fairs with the boys who ' have exhibits. Mr. Gregory, teacher of Vocational Agriculture, demonstrates the art of cutting up a chicken. atv VK an The Future Farmers of America Banquet is an annual affair. Sam Black, a well-known radio personality, was guest speaker The food is served by the F. H. A. at this particular banquet. ,511 Q, - I i fi : FU 0 4 .Jn in V4 . . it, lk 4 I Chillum, Set Down Shown above the students are learning a variety of songs. Some of them are Servant, Four Little Foxes, and Belleman. A special group of eighth graders known as the Gay Notes, are also a part of the chorus. Kodeaonia unior glzorud FIRST ROW: S. Tranquillo, M. Moyer, L. Moore, D. Weirich, J. Kepply, L. Wenrich, B. Davis, L. Zombro, S. Herbine, S. Greth, R. Shearer. SECOND ROW: S. Mountz, N Lamor, A Bahn, M Weins, J. Haag, J. Conrad, M. Fox, B. Bressler, I. Augustine, S. Lutz, K. Adams. THIRD ROW: G. Good, W. Moore, J. Wilhelm, J. Fisher, N. Steffy, L. Weitzel, C. Haag, K. Weirich, C. Kratt. FOURTH ROW: J. Ritzman, R. Mcrltey, G. Henderson, C. Johnson, B. Spahn, N. Beckle, S. Matthew. FIFTH ROW: K. Bellemen, P. Witman, D. Long, B. Moyer, R. Benner, D. Collins, S. Redcay, G. Kauffman, M. Miller. SIXTH ROW: J. Albert, V. Bryan, R. Bickle, C. Boyer, S. Bright bill, G. Riegel, P. Benner, J. Clay, Miss Murdough. SEVENTH ROW: G. Noll, J. Koch, M. Milligan, D. Bagenstose, G. Spangler, D. Behney, A. Bryan, B. Richards. Page 7 5 laeciaf .Singing roulad Left to right: Thomas Wolfe-tenor, Carolyn Kersh- ncr-second soprano, and Rodney Hoover-bass. These three students took part in District Chorus at Erie, Pennsylvania. Page 76 If FIRST ROW, left to right: Dana Bcnnetch, Mary Ann McAllister, Clyde Ebersole, Carolyn Kershner, Laura Frantz. SECOND ROW: Susan Hertzog, Winifred Garrett, Joanne Davis, Thomas Wolfe, Rodney Hoover, Nancy Kurtz, Nadine Davis, Sandra Kreitz. The Choraleers help raise money for the Music Department by singing at banquets and parties. They also talte part in many church activities. i PW? .fs 'Q' w-4 T' '1 A Holy Night , a program consisting of sacred music, was presented by the Senior Band and the Senior Chorus at the Xvernersvillc Center December 18, 1957. - T We its T. i Kg, r af. Mr. Smith conducts the band as they play The Messiah The entire senior band is shown here giving its rendition of Overture , one of the many beautiful Christmas Carols. Miss Murclough directs the chorus in their first number for the evening, Adeste Fidelisn. The chorus was accompanied on the organ by Terry Brossman. A featured soloist, Vfinifrcd Garrett, steps for- One of thc chorus's favorite numbers, Gum Bain- Pa e 77 ward to sing the ever beautiful O Holy Night . bino , was sung by Donald Schaeffer tleftj and g ' Paul Moyer. ernerfwi e Cenfer KKJAZ5 N sifxxs Deep in thought are the members of the Chess Club competing for the lille ol' CRV. Chess Clmmpion, under the direction of Mr. Hess. Une of the l1llSit'Kl rluhs of KLXV. is the Newspaper Club whose job it ix to pu: out .1 monthly newspaper. Mr. Gruber is the advisor. 4 l ' X ny. ' - This civic-minded group of individuals is the governing body of the senior high school known as the Student Council, under the supervision of Mrs. Kostc, Members of the Audio-Visual Club learn the l,UlNl.lI11Cl!l.llS of the operation of the motion picture e.1mer.1. Advisor, Mr, Moyer. The Future Teachers of America and their advisor, Miss Gruber, discuss many problems of teaching that arise before a IC.lL'llC!', . -,I -I . . Y 4 ' .. X' i 1. I . Q E this yenr's yearbook. Advisor, Mr. Gibson. I The Y-Teens is rt group of Senior Iligh girls who help their community with various proicets. They are advised by Miss Froelich. A new club, org.xni7cd this yemr, is the Future Business I M --...,, A committee of the Yearbook Club decide on the cover for The math wizzards of C. XV. Math Club are preparing them- selves for future years of math while Mr. Hess looks on. This group of happy lads is known as the Hi-Y, who carry on tasks similar to the Y-Teens. Advisor, Mr. Moyer. I4-'Rf 4 U renders The Future Homemakers of America is Il club comprised of of America under the direction of Mrs. Himmelberger. homenmking-minded individuals under the supervision of Mrs. Mamary. Page 79 it -at .Q 7 I OITLQ 5 Ol! M, ,-1,15 ,T , : . Vg-. ,A -. t ' 7 f' ' t , , . 4, L- . T - .., Q... 1 ,.. WTF! 'Ya-1. '- ix 4 junior Future Homcmakcrs of America is a vcry active club Mr. Gibson, advisor, sliows the Photo Club how to develop with advisor, Mrs. Mamary. piggures, ,whd Enjoyment and pleasure can bc liad in the Game Club. Advisor, Mr. Fistcr. Tlicsc scientific-minded students arc mcmbcrs of the Science Members of the Newspaper Club give material a final clicclt-up. Club under thc direction of Mr. Brciningcr. Advisor, Miss Sechrist. Cnfer Cfudfi I . N If Student Council meeting at Womelsdorf conducted by Presi- For those students interested in the calculation of figures there dent Ronald Lutz with Mrs. Koste as advisor. is the Math Club with Mr, Whtson 35 advisor, ' K Future Farmers of America is the club connected with Voca- tional Agriculture. Advisor, Mr. Gregory. X Mu 'li Y-Teens is a club connected with the Y. XV. C. A. Advisor, Mrs. Weidner, advisor, observes thc work of the Library Club. Mrs. Suhr. 4 Q Q- pogefionia . Cenfer CMA N 3'4- Robert Fogal, head of Studunr Council, talks over an important matter with the group .ind Mr. lfiant, advisor. ' -on. ,. 1- ,, 91,1 Mrs. joan Kocliinsky shows how to care for a pa- Mr. Thomas jenkins and Ncwspapcr workers :ire tient in Home Economics club. responsible for news at the Robcsonia Lksnlcr. lribrary Club, under direction of Mrs. Snyder, sees jr. Higli F.I:.A, under rlie direction of Mr. Gregory that the library is functioning properly. talk over the problems of agriculture. - -nr ' 4 ., , TS' 2 . ., A, 6 n .4 . A group of girls are presenting a dramatic scene to The Parliamentary Club under the direction of Mr. the rest of the members of the Dramatic Club. Henderson learn parliamentary procedure. Rodney Mr. DeLong is the advisor. Shearer is speaking to the group. ,. .Q -gmxx Q 1 ' . display- The pu bers of the Cosmopolitan Clubrggjctsi Mr. is properpgxsii :Lf Stage Craft is to see The own interests in various P take Place. Air tid! and .set for all ,Centhat the stage IHS K C . their gdvisof- ' Ohh I3 Zdvisor. es that might Henderson 15 The Chess Club was organized to enable students to learn and practice the game of chess. Mr. Fiant is advisor. The purpose of the Audio Visual Club is to learn the parts of different types of projectors and the principles involved in the manipulation of them. Mr. Himmelberger is the advisor. 07112 JJOPM CAOFLL6 MEMBERS OF THE WOMELSDORF CHORUS INCLUDE: S. W'olfe, Oxcnreiter, Moore, R. Grill, C. Sweigart, J. Matthew, R. Wilkinson, F. Davis, C. Meredith, R. Steffie, R. Wheeler, R. Luti, S. Long, S. Dreibclbis, Erwin, D. Dunkel, Lutz, C. Duffy, B. Fidlcr, G. DeVore, S. Sheetz, L. Frazer, C, Price, D. Moyer, R. Koch, D. Aulcnbach, G. Riegel, B. Miller, S. Bloueh, D. Lauch, E. Hohl, M. Spangler, R. Schnee, J. Shan feldcr, J. Jacobs, G. Morse, C. Batdorf, A. Fichthorn, L. Stump, L. Krick, L. Wcnrich, C. Renninger, M. Froclich, K. Wcitzel. S. Stcffye, V. Fohnestock, J. Wolfe, R. Hoppman, J. Hoffman, S. Batdorf, J. Bashore, R. Reitz, J. Hartranft, C. Shank, R. Chat! tin, D. Frazer, D. Anspach, S. Gerhart, S. Feger, D. Hertzog, and S. Biork. The Chorus is accompanied on the piano by Marjorie Eckert and directed by Miss Barbara Murdough. ,--.ff-' I . ---,....'- - ..---Y,.,- - lo Q1 as fir F 1 , 'hm-.fa 43 A A scene from the operetta On Top of Old Smoky presented All efforts of practice and hard work are equally rewarded by by the chorus. the presentation of an operetta and an lfaster devotional service. ' e ,9na!ualnaf Aria epaftnlent Industrial Arts Curriculum may be chosen as a major course by boys of 10, 11, and 12 grades. The art shop is located at Womelsdorf Center. Major course meets six hours a week. Wood work is the main area of activity. Some medal drafting, and plastics work is also covered. Practical work projects and notebooks are also included. ,Q ...fr it va- 'T ' . la? ,y ' .fit Final touches to an ambitious project. T. Matthew and B. Bausher finally paint their boat. Jimmy Bashore demonstrates electrical sanding of Wood. . 'FS a I I -ur .- ff :fri I , :' 'ff ff I ,qjx 4, ,, Robert Gibson and Le- Roy Mohn, instructors in the jr. and Sr. High Industrial Arts. Charles Meredith and David Garloff, examine Charles' magazine rack. .,,,Z'- INUMTDIDL gzmp ngpr Helping each other in a democratic way, ninth Former automobile garage is now used as the Industrial Arts grade boys assemble their projects. Shop. The building makes a suitable substitute till the new building is erected. ucafioha! .jwlome I . Myth, is i 3 I f '. . ' :twig ' .J . 5 'X , S s 1115, 1 i Q, .J'u'. .q ' iq lk! NEW IL ' -s 5 , , I zo- ,. r . .X ' 4 'Vg' . I - A , ,V 4. , 1 , ' - .- 35, 6. 'f -' 1 ws, .. fi! ..-. , 'rx ' iiegt 2 - n 11 , . . ' 5 1.1-.. ca , 1,. 4 I- I ,,. ' 5 1'2 A IM- ,Sv , gf 3' 1 1 5 I 1 Mrs. janet Mamary, Home Making teacher WaLing I i -if H' 1 Here Mrs. Mamary is giving advice while one of the girls starts to construct her garment. The Vocational Homemaking Department is located at the Womelsdorf Center. This department offers many different topics for study. Care of clothing are among the studies in the Vocational department. sd Child Care is one of the most interesting units of all. The girls get acquainted with little children. These children like to be read to. 11 ' sf' is ,f ..,, . s ia.. Y 5, .hi . Furniture Arrangement can prove helpful to the girls. Here is one of the girls showing an arrangement while others look on. ,,,, l PP' . ' A ls A J Wai- s N K is ' u , I K.. . !af i3.. .,,.. , Y , ' 7' ni.: -5 . ,QB K ' iv I' ' n - w ., . ---'lg Ai l f- - ...., 1 Y .v 3 ' ew Viiv -'A V.. ' --1 'vph .' O Of course, no home would be compelte without the knowledge of how to prepare food. Here the girls are working with Yeast Breads. omedgloff Aff llbepaffmenf Marge Eckert, Larry Shermac, Craig Bat- ii dorf work on the project of molding clay. fue artist's work. Q5f ' lf, fi .ujlrv ra, ' .-J Imagination plays a great part in an n The last step in the project of ceramics is painting the finished product. -' .Y '-,yi .iz 4 k '.w,,, It just slipped my mind!!! c.,. , .7 Page 87 ommerciaf ibeparfmenf if I Four future secretaries-Nancy Kurtz, Doris Fisher, Dawn Reigel, Arlene Wartluft-get experience by working as student secretaries to teachers in the W'crnersville Center under the direction of Mrs. Him- melberger and Mr. Bernoslty. ernerduif e alder .x4rf Lbeparfmenf Vforlting with nil paints is one of the many types of work done in the art classes. CS 55, ,- , ,V 1 x N Several students take part in-fashion de- , J' N signing and malung mobiles in art class. K Q . V ' Pictured are Larry Brennamcn, Rozanne X N' ' Potteiger, and June Hoffa. cience- ernerd ui e lL Mr. Robert E. Moyer-Vferncrsville Science Dept. Head all mine JJOI! TW -- ZLL x YL The finished product from an experiment in titration is shown here by one of the members of the 12-A Chemistry Class. ,gui fi 1 x , T new-W' ' ,' r ,.. . -59' ilx,.'.,,' . reef tt tt --we Nt A twelfth grade Chemistry Class is performing an experiment. A tenth grade Biology Class studying the anatomy of a frog. p if , at ff' ' Four members of the tenth grade Biology Class display the various parts of the frog under the supervision of Mr. Breininger. Mr. Lester Breininger-Wtrlnelsdtxrf Science Dept. Head Page 89 1 -K I !,ra' Play the game this way and wc are sure to win!! just what l'vc always wanted, a Nothing like a pair of handcuffs to head of hair!! promote friendly relationship!! You don't say!!! Mr. Scdulc modeling a new style in mcn's tics!! Page 90 4 + . ' iw' si fiiiiff ' l Now what could have gone wrong??!!! Looking back on childhood!! These energetic gals are busily discussing plans for the monthly dance. U 0 one ,sw ,P+ W ' A J., I . ' 1 All K S 668171 686 B5 rf vid Pj, 1 wld you to b case, not now!! How about a kiss!! HN! nw-1 Fellows, do you feel the presence of 3 female? Your prize, Sir! Page 91 l, I msg! 15 ' tk: .4- CLIICQJ Round and round we go! Take my hand! W-va. NAM N , H. .f' . .3 X: . - ,. . 31-5 . , - . -. ni!! 3 7' .' . sl, 'P 5'v','. I 9117, Young love! Page 92 1 1 ,fvi W-3 , 4 ., I , 'ig - 4 I u A ll Romamic, i I 3l'CD'I WC! Time for a break! Real gone, aren't we! 1-17 Oh, d0n'f! Nothing like :A waltz! Page 93 en L Ol' l 0l'l'l 1,-lb! 'Q -dv u ..' ..- Next, please? Page 94 Take il away buys! ix rn iWa 1 s 'lk' s X ,,, 4 W YQ! ' This musnc sends mc! D 73 ,N',-', -M 4'1- 1-xygg. ,G I X .4 gall ...QA 3 3 Put your mark tl1ercY I . 5 5 , D, A In XM Then he said, then she said f Vx Q : 1 That breeze feels good! 'i How's your date? l'll beat you yer! Wow!!! Girls, girls, girls! .. I The l1ol::'s down there! Page 95 Mrs. W. F. Applebee Mr. and Mrs. Harry Auge Beckers Atlantic Service Belle Chemical Company Dr. and Mrs. Norton L. Behney Cacoosing Dairy Capozello Paper Company The Class of 1958 of Conrad Weiser Area Schools is deeply grate- ful to those whose names appear on the following pages. Without their generous contributions the publication of The Weicon would not have been possible. So we say a sincere thank you to all those who made financial contributions either as BENEFACTORS, srousons, Of rxrnous. Elle 6lCf0l'5 Maier's Sunbeam Bakery Mr. Charles Matthew, Landscape J. E. Marshall, M.D. E. Lincoln Murdough, Landscape Service A. A. Nagle M.D. Park Garage - Geo. A. Long, Prop. Peoples Trust Company Caron Spinning Company P.T.A. - Marion Center Conrad Weiser Lions Club P.T.A. - Robesonia Center Dr. and Mrs. George V. Derickson P.T.A. - South Heidelberg Center Eleventh Grade - Section A P.T.A. - Wernersville Center Farr Nursery Company P.T.A. -- Womelsdorf Center Harpel's Studio Kurtz and Dowd, Inc. Ladies Auxiliary of Womelsdorf Vol. Fire Co. C. Norman Lamm and jerre E. Witman Landis and Landis John F. Lengle - Coal and Fuel Oil Linden Manufacturing Company Lutz and Bitterman Page 96 Rotary Club of Robesonia Senior Woman's Club of Wernersville Voguewear, Inc. Wernersville Citizens Hose Co. No. 1 Wernersville Lions Co. Whitey's Twin Kiss jane and Harry Wolf Woman's Club of Womelsdorf Mr. and Mrs. Claude Adams Annasmead Orchards Merritt Auman M. Lester Bashore Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bashore Bechtel Home Mr. John Bernosky Bernosky's Esso Servicenter Mrs. George Bicher Bil1's Step In Market George D. Binner Blue Star Diner Bob's Radio Service Brights Drug Store Briners Food Market Brodel Ornamental Iron Works, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Brossman Central Garage Chas.'s Luncheonette Danner Funeral Home Warren Davis, Florist Dietrich's Seafood Dingers of Myerstown Dixie Drivateria Fred O. Dries and Son Eckert the Florist Eleventh Grade - Section B Eleventh Grade - Section C Edna's Dress Shop Fern's Beauty Shoppe Dr. and Mrs. John A. Focht Sterling Freeman Roy J. Fritz, Inc. Harry Z Fry - Builder of New Homes Furlows Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gerhart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gerhart Dr. R. L. Hamaker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hartman Henne's Esso Station Henry's Super Market Herb Motor Company Hoby's Variety Gas Station Hohly's Appliances Hoover Motor Company Judi and Joe Shoppe Jr. Woman's Club of Wernersville Kathryn's Place Kellers Beauty Shoppe May Keppley K and K Hosiery Company P0115 ora Knabb's Food Store Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kline Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Koste James Krick, Insurance Kurtz's Self-Service Market Ladies Auxiliary of Citizens Hose Co. No. 1 Leinbach Motors Leisure Supply Mr. Henry Lutz, Prudential Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I. Manbeck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moyer Moyer's Tourist Home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mull C. Offenderlein, Florist Pioneer Corn Co. Inc. - Ray B. Sattazahn, Rep. Potteiger's Flower and Gift Shop Leroy R. Porter - Floor Covering Price's Bakery George H. Rader J. J. Ravert LeRoy Renninger - Painter and Decorator Francis Riegel - Quality Coal Robesonia State Bank Robesonia Sunoco Station 83 Rollerama Rump and Miller I.. E. Ruth Saul's Service Station I Schaeffer and Wagner - Plumbing and Heating Sharman's - The Finest in Music Dr. and Mrs. E. L Snyder Mr. Ralph Snyder, Insurance Speicher's Food Market The Fixit Shop The Luft Studio The Sport Shop Twelfth Grade - Section A and Advisor Twelfth Grade - Section B and Advisor Twelfth Grade - Section C and Advisor Mr. and Mrs. James Ulrich Victors Cafe Warner's Cut Rate Ralph C. Wagner - General Contractor Wernersville Mem. V.F.W. Post 6668 8: Ladies Aux Wernersville's Jaycees Wertz Milling Company Woman's Club of Robesonia Womelsdorf Co-operative Association Womelsdorf Pioneer Hardware Company Womelsdorf Volunteer Fire Company Ed Yeagley Shoe Repair Shop Page Mt. and Mrs. Richard Adams Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Adams Mr. and Mrs. Elwood J. Achenbach Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alexander and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Alexander Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Allwein and Family Mrs. Annie Anspach Mr. and Mrs. John Anspach Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Anspach Mr. and Mrs. Harry Artz Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Audet Miss Diane Auman Mr. and Mrs. Earl Auman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Babb Mr. and Mrs. Al H. Baim Mrs. Jennie Bashore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bardorf and Family Mr. and Mrs. Howard Batdorf Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Behney Mr. and Mrs. Richard Behney and Family Dana A. Bennetch Mrs. Jennie Bennetch Laura Bennetch Mr. and Mrs. V. D, Bennetch Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benshoff Barry Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Clair Berkihiser Miss Elaine Berkihiser Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bettleyon Mrs. Ella Betz Mr. George Bickel Mr. and Mrs. John Birch Barbara M. Blatt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blatt and Family Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Blouch Faye Blouch Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boltz and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Lester Breininger Jr. Mr. Lester E. Brendle Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Brenneman Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Brensinger Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bricker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bright and Family- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bright and Marcia Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Brillhart Calvin Brossman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Brossman Anna L. Brown Carl A. Burkhart Mt. and Mrs. Willard Burkhart and Daughter Dave Burkholder Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Butcavage Carole and Gerald Janice Carpenter and Marvin Stricker Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carpenter and Family Mrs. Kathryn Corl Ella Bohn Eckert Mr. Glenn Eckert Mr. and Mrs. James O. Eisenbise Page 98 19.1 fraud Mr. and Mrs. Walter Embleton Mrs. Lillian G. Emerick Mr..and Mrs. Clarence Emes Perry Emes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davis Rev. and Mrs. Elmer A. Dech Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Degler C. D. Deppen Gail De Vore Mrs. Catherine Diehm Mrs. May E. Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. William L. Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Dinger Betty M. Dissinger Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dissinger Julia M. Dries Miss Gloria Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunkelberger Feeg's Esso Service Center Mr. and Mrs. K. Paul Fernsler Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fessler Mr. and Mrs. George Fidler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fidler and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Field Mr. and Mrs. Morrett Firestone Mr. and Mrs. Adam S. Fisher Mrs. Mabel S. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Miles Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fister Louise Franke Mrs. Naomi Franke Mr. and Mrs. Lester Frantz Mr. and Mrs. Harold Franz Miss Helen Froelich Marilyn and James Froelich Mr. and Mrs. Charles Furlow Mr. and Mrs. Lee Garrett Mr. and Mrs. John George and Family Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Gerhart Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gerhart Dr. and Mrs. Gianoplos Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Golden Mrs. Howard F. Good Mr. and Mrs. Hans H. Gosch and Marianne William C. Gosch Miss Edith Greth Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greth Mr. and Mrs. John W. Greth Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Greth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greth Dr. and Mrs. S. F. Griesemer Mr. and Mrs. John W. Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Neil Grimes Bill Gruber and Buzz Glahn Miss Phyllis Gruber Sarah and Susan Gruber Mr. and Mrs. William I. Gruber Gertrude Haag Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haag Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Haak 0' Z Q Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hafer and Family , er Leininger Ethel Hamaker I , l Mrs. Woodrow Leininger Mrs. Charles E. Harding Mr. and Mrs. John M. Leiss Mr. and Mrs. Christian Harnish W Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Light Nancy J. Harnish Miss Beverly Long Shirley M. Harnish Mr. and Mrs. Bob Long james A. Harting f I Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Long Mr. and Mrs. George Hartranft . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Luckenbill Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hassler Susan R. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Hayes ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lutz Grace P. Hefelfinger Heffner and Mon er Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart and Sons My . Y f Mrs. John Herbine Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hertzog Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hess Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Himmelberger . 1 W Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hilton and Famil I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Himmelberger Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hoffa and Son Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Hoffa Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Holzman and Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holzman and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hoppman Mr. and Mrs. Floyd P. Humphrey William R. Ibach Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Imboden Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. jenkins and Famil Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kapp and Son Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kayser Mr. and Mrs. Keller Dorothea and David Keppley Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Keppley Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Kershner Anna S. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Killmer Mr. and Mrs A. D. Kinkaid Mrs. Andrew C. Kinkaid David William Kinkaid Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kinkaid Kintzers Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. John Kline and Family Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray Klopp Mr. and Mrs. Warren Klopp Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knoll Mr. and Mrs. Howard Koch Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kochinsky Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kockel Muriel B. Kohlhopp Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kreitz Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kreitz, Sr. Sandra Ann Kreitz Mr. and Mrs. Burlington Kulp Karen Eileen Kulp Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Kuns David W. Kurr Mrs. H. A. Kurr Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Kurr Mr. and Mrs. Carl Labe Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Labe Al Lang Y Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Herman M. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mamary Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Manderback Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marks and Family Miss Corrinne Muthard Miss Ruth Matthew Max Mr. and Mrs. John L. McAllister George McDowell Mr. and Mrs. john R. Meiser Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mentzer and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Messner Barbara Miller 58 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller Rev. and Mrs. james B. Miller jasper R. Miller Mary C. Miller and Family P.F.C. Richard H. Miller, U.S. Army Mrs. Ruth Miller Mary Milliken Mr. and Mrs. E. Willis Minnich Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moore and Family Mrs. Charles Morris Mr. and Mrs. Ira Moser Mrs. Elsie Mountz Miss Nancy Mountz Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moyer Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer and Family Mr. and Mrs. Levi H. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moyer Misses Minnie and Eva Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moyer and-Family Robert E. Moyer Miss Barbara Murdough james Murdough Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Moll Mr. and Mrs. William Noll Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Norton Carl O'Brien Mr. Daniel Ohlinger Mr. and Mrs. George D. Oxenreider Richard Pachuilo James Lee Page Mr. and Mrs. Lee Page Louise Parana Mr. and Mrs. Warren Phillippy Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Pieffer Mr. and Mrs. David Porter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Preston and Famil Mr. and Mrs. Ellis I. Prickett Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Putt Y Page 99 , pw j . . g y Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Raihli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rank' N ? ' Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ravert J Mrs. Blanche Ray Gro 9 f-4 Mr. Dennis Reber - Xa Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Terry Reber Raymond Redcay Burton Reed Herbert P. Reed and Family Mary Ellen Reed Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Reinhold Rev. and Mrs. Robert Reiff Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reinhold Linda Reinhold Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Renninger Mr and Mrs J' Lewis D. Renninger Q3 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ressler and Family Q Miss May R. Rhine A A., sx Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Riegel y XS Mr. and Mrs. john Riegel X Sb N Mr. and Mrs Robert Riegel William Rollinan and Family QJ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rohrbach Jj' X , Mrs. Charles Roth Warren Rud QQ Rf I. . y U I Miss Dorthey G. Runyan li . . Mr. and Mrs. Clayton F. Ruth 'Y Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ruth Dr. George E. Ruth and Family ' Miss Rita Ruth Dennis Sattazahn l Ray R. Sattazahn and Family Mr. and Mrs. William Sausan Adam H. Schaeffer jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Schaeffer and Family Mr. Donald R. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. joseph P. Sedule and Family Mr. and Mrs. David Seyler Mr. and Mrs. john Seyler , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shanaman X Mrs. Clair Shanfelder and Jane P X A Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. john Stout William Straub and Son C. jacob Stricker and Sons Frank Strickler Earl Strouse David J. smmk Mr. and Mrs. Howard Suhr and Family Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sweigart Mrs. Mamie Sweigart Mr. and Mrs. Ray Swope Sylvia David L. 'Ihompson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thost Mr. and Mrs. Robert Titlow Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trexler Mr. and Mrs. Walter Troop Stella Hain Trostle Miss Anna Troutman Mr. and Mrs. George Troutman and Family Mr. and Mrs. Warren Umbenhauer Mrs. Beatrice VanLuVender Miss Ann L. Wagner Miss Laura M. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Cleavor Wartluft Ethel M. Wartluft john Wartluft and Family Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wartluft Warren Watson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wealand Mr. and Mrs. Burt Weber Mr. and Mrs. John M. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Luther Weber Mr. and Mrs. Warren Weidner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weiss Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Weirich and Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weitzel and Family Mr. and Mrs. Linda Louise David Wenrich Wenrich Stewart J. Wenrich Harold Werner and Family Aux. of Post No. 6666 Norman Wilson Charles Winand Harry Wolf Howard Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Ned Wolfe and Family Paul Wolfskill Harold Zerbe and Family joe Zerbe Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmerman and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shankweiler Q Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shartle ' R Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shartle Y Q Mary Louise Wertz Mrs. Edna M. Sheetz White Cross Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sheidy P' S QQ Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Sherman ' I Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Sholley ' V Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Siegfried A 5 5 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith g I Joyce Elaine Wolf John Smith and Family X N ,Q Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith W Miss Lucy Wolfskill Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Smith N fx Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Esther Snyder ' i Mr. and Mrs. Robert YOCum Mr. and Mrs. Jard L. Snyder lg Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Yoder Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sohn X i Bob Zerbe Lorraine Spangler gliace Zhfrbe Mrs. George Stewart SX . an rs. Mr. and Mrs. John Stoltzfus g Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Stoudt 5' , Miss Phoebe Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Leroy R. Stoudt Q Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stoudt Page 100 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zwicky .EMU 01411115 AQEDCAUI 'Jag ,Wy 'Eff' sv '57 , ' I U ,W M104 wf W X3 5-Nw fix? if GSX lmlw-I5'Q Affjff , 5'7 rfbpg NX .9'P . E E n Mg' t 1,4 1-11. Wgy U JE ' 5 9 wN5d5qi Qi W 557 ,lf , ci O wf'5 bf - c f .99 K 54 in , l J if Q' X is if ggi? XSQX Xi off' ,, f If bi Q S? -pc N214 qnfif ffc . umqf-pm an u. s. A. by Yoerlkok nw. if ' ,- Y , '59 , .5': ' ' N 4 Ml I my CVM Y E . XXQ Ami W LQXKXXNX W5 fgflfi Q X I M 457 f 1 I -.fw V ' 41 'Q , -ffi-'if 1 f ' ' ' Lkggiff: 5 ' ff' fr syf 1L:'3e'l' ':1:'Lf'9: 'f 1- FD s Q ,Q Q62 f . 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