Owen J Roberts High School - Torch Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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HERBERT NYCE, the class dreamer, is now a student of poetry. His romantic sonnets have brought many sweethearts to the altar rail. The most popular receptionist in town is DOTTY NYMAN. Her salary is high as her boss could not possibly get along without her. Petite EDNA ORRS has become a prima ballerina. In school no one suspected that Edna's daintiness would lead her to follow a career in dancing. DONNA OVERDORF works eight to five, five days a week. She is the secretary of a very fussy businessman. JIM PIKE may be seen in any part of the United States. As the designer of custom-made sports cars, he travels quite frequently. MARIE PRES-GRAVE, enthusiastic movie fan, has found an ideal position. Marie is a book- keeper for a giant movie-making company. MARILYN RAiSER is happily married to her high school sweetheart. She finds life in Massa- chusetts very pleasant. Hair stylist JUDITH RHOADS, is trying to make up her mind between a career and marriage. We strongly suspect that marriage will win out in tho end. BILL RITTASE is soon to be recognized as a great engineer. Already he has quite a following --blondes, brunettes, and redheads. -STANLEY wSANDS has really taken painting seriously. He is the proud owner of a large chain of paint stores on the east coast. SUE .SCI-LENICK has given up her career as an airline hostess to marry a handsome pilot who doesn't want his wife to work. RICHARD SCHOLLENBERXGER has never outgrown his love of cars and speed. His fans look forward to seeing him race at Sanatoga. LA:RRY ,SI-IENK, a confirmed batchelor, writes a column for the lovelorn in the Sunday papers. Be certain to read it. JOHN SHIBAN does not mind in the least the fact that he is to follow in his father's footsteps. The women's lingerie 'business will prove quite interesting. The easiest way of doing something is the .best way, says BUTCH SIMON. His invention of mechanical farm laborers, who really do their chores, seems to prove his theory. In August JERRY SLIFER will be showing her newest paintings in the London Art Gallery. Bashful BARRY STAHL will not change much. Right now he is a rookie baseball player in the American League. After attending college, ED STAUFFER will put his brains to work and marry a rich widow, but not for her money. Ed received a fabulous inheritance on his twentieth birthday. J-OAN STOTTIS fondness for cats has changed to a fondness for mink. Business is very profit- able on Joan's mink farm. Marriage and a career seem to agree with KATHRYN fSWAVELY. Kathryn is a top-rate comedienne. Go to the board, Johnny, BETTY JANE SYPHEVRD instructs her fifth grade pupil. Now, write--I must never bring my pet lizard to school again. Handsome JOHNNY TREISSLER has been discovered by Hollywood. Johnny is destined to become another Rock Hudson. SA1NDRA 'DROOP has surprised everyone by 'becoming a famous woman psychiatrist. Have you been psychoanalyzed lately? A talkative person may discover her ability to speak a real asset. PAT TRYTHALL found this to be true when she was elected president of the Women's Club. RICHARD URNER, a city policeman, is well liked by many youngsters because he is in favor of constructing race courses for drag races. TRUMAN WADE spends much of his free time in Africa. He is a well-known big game hunter. Life in the Marines didn't agree with him. When you decide to paint the town red , drop in and see the new Green Vista Nightclub . RUTH WAGNER and her dance partner are currently starring in this exciting night spot. BARBARA WAMBACH is Dr. Paul Dudley White's very capable and efficient secretary. The doctor isn't married, either. Golf is truly a woman's sport. BARBARA WAMBOLD has defeated the top male golfer in a championship game, She is the new world champion golfer. It's unbelievable. The world is truly shaken. PETER CHAPMAN WISE, Einstein II, has dis- proved Einstein's theory of relativity. Pete is absolutely a genius. May I present to you, Miss AUDREY WHITE, this gold record for selling one million copies of your latest RCA recording? Would you believe that Miss White was once a stenographer in a law firm? Former barber, GENE YELK, is now in the business of manufacturing trick gadgets of all kinds. His How to Catch a Man device is by far the 'best seller. The Book of the Future will not reveal all of its secrets. Although its predictions may seem almost impossible, it will be interesting to note ten years from now just what our class members are doing. You can ibe sure, however, that the Class of 1958 is planning big things and its members will go far to make their mark in this world.

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Glass Will The time has come for the Senior Class of 195-3 to bid farewell to uor many teachers and friends of Owen J. Roberts High School. As a token of our appreciation for all that they have done todevelop our character and to prepare us for a more worthy and complete life, we have drawn up our last will and testament. Being of sound mind and body we, the Class of 1958, do hereby publish and declare that: ISA ALLEN leaves her position as captain of the basketball team to Kitty Caldwell. MARY ANN ALMOND wills her diamond to Sara Sengia. NANCY AUXER wants Mary Ann Hakun to have her wonderful sense of humor. JAMES BAUER wills his tremendous appetite to Virginia Mourar. To Gloria White, WAYNE BEALER bequeaths his enjoyment of Mrs. Shinehouse's math classes. JOHN BECHTEL leaves his courteous manners to Dick Kuntzleman. GLENN BEENER passes on to Mrs. Shinehouse an automatic machine for filling in absentee excuses. KATHERINE BEIDLER bestows her love of snakes upon Faye Scheidt. NANCY BERKEY would like Ralph Stickler to have her beautiful blonde hair. BARRY BICKEL leaves his bashfulness with Debbie Walters. HELEN BICKEL wills her fondness for math to Galen Lloyd. DAVID BISHOP gives his mechanical mind to Anna Libardoni so she can be the first woman to build her own car. JAAME-S BITLER bequeaths his secret formula for growing hair to Dick Huzzard. CAROL BOLKER leaves her spirit of patience to Greg Stanson. MAiRY BOLLINGER wills her prize heifer to Byron Savage. PATRICIA BORTMAN gives Dolly Cisarik her hoop skirts. JUDITH BOYER would like to leave her interest in psychology to Gary Spohn. HARRY BRINKMAN leaves his polished manners and conservative opinions to Barton Fillman. To Christine Rosborough, BARBARA BROWER bequeaths her shy and quiet ways. GAIL BROWER wants Hunter Emery to have her poodle hair cut. 'CLARENCE BUSH wills his reclining desk chair to Patty Brower so that she may sleep in English class. the ro potent bermu CAROL CLAUSER wants Dennis McCrudden to have her hockey captainship. RONALD COLLINS wills his jovial laugh to Grace Shantz. WILLIAM CRESSMAN wants Jon Harris to have his savoir-faire manner so Jon can become meo of his class. NETTIE DAVIDSHOFER bequeaths her petite figure to Mr. Knies. To Louise Crothers, CHARLOTTE DAVIS leaves her pep and vigor. JAMES DE MAURIAC wills his large stature to Doug Kochel to help him double his scoring ial in basketball. JOHN DICKINSON wills his ability to relax to Sonja Kebbe. MARGARET DIETZ wills her knee socks to Pete Flisock so he will look real cool in his das. NORA DOWHUNICK bequeaths her frequent outbursts in class to Lois Wander. MARY EPRIGHT bequeaths her many years of going steady to Pat Hill.