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Reading High School - High Lights Yearbook (Reading, OH)

 - Class of 1957

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Reading High School - High Lights Yearbook (Reading, OH) online collection, 1957 Edition, Cover
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'- W' .' 1-'xMlRW1.'1 1 -f .,, , ..Y.,,A + V--, Y-,G 'L - .-.-,.: V E , , Img Ill ,Ilan qmnv ML,JL,-,lF!Lg,:l!'!f ,EL gh gge I I F I m IIIIIA - -- 'I - READING HIGH LIGHTS Volhuw XJI I I Reading I-Hgh Qclwoll Reading, Om Jaw, 1957 Own AEROKOOL AWNING AND WINDOW COMPANY, 609 Readin Road, Reading, Ohio ALLEN'S SERVICE STATION, 1874 Reading Road, Readin , ghio AL'S TOGGERY SHOP, 401 W. Benson Street, Reading, Cghio AMITY DELICATESSEN AND PONY KEG, 14 W. Amity Road. Reading, Ohio ASHBROCK ELECTRIC SHOP, Radio and TV, 133 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio ATHENS CONFECTIONARY, Fine Ice Cream. 509 W, Benson Street, Reading, Ohio BARGAIN BARN, Reading Road, next to the Glass Barn, Reading, Ohio A. BELL 8: SON, The Store of Variety, 16 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio BOB 85 JERRY'S SERVICE STATION, 409 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio BOK PAINT AND WALLPAPER, 12 West Benson Street, Reading, Ohio THE CARAVAN, 915 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio CHARLIE'S BAIT SHOP, 1341 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CONDIT'S USED CARS, 1314 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio CO-OPERATIVE MILLS , INC. , Reading, Ohio COOPER'S SHOES, 109 Mill Street, Lockland, Ohio RALPH B, CUNNINGHAM, M.D. 8a F. JAY ACH, M,D., 317 W. Benson, Reading, Ohio K.M. DANIELS, School Bus Service, 728 E. Columbia Avenue, Reading, Ohio EDDIE'S RESTAURANT, 1839 Readin Road, Reading, Ohio ELLA SHOPPE, 206 Dunn Street, Lociland, Ohio ENTERPRISE BUILDING Sc LOAN ASSOCIATION, 117-119 Mill Street, Lockland, Ohio FARR BROTHER'S COMPANY, 411 Readin Road, Reading, Ohio FARR'S TRADE MART, 1514 Reading Roan? Reading, Ohio GAHL SHOE COMPANY , INC. , Benson at Reading, Reading, Ohio GENERAL TOOL COMPANY, Reading, Ohio GERTZ GARAGE, 635 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio GLASS BARN, 1516 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio GOEBEL TRAILER COMPANY, 330 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio GOLDBERG'S, 301 West Benson Street, Reading, Ohio HARRIGAN'S PHARMACY, 301 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio HASCO, INC., 1843 N. Reading Road, Reading, Ohio H 8a G FOOD STORE, 19 Pleasant Street, Reading, Ohio HIGHWAY INN, 403 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN, 320 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio JACK :St CHARLES DRY CLEANERS, 17 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio KAMM'S DELICATESSEN, 907 Readin Road, Reading, Ohio KELLER'S FLOWER 8x GIFT SHOP, 151g Reading Road, Reading, Ohio KING TELEVISION SERVICE, INC. , 28 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio ED G. KOEHL, INC. , 10 E. Vine Street, Reading, Ohio KOEHLER HARDWARE COMPANY, Benson 8a Church Streets, Reading, Ohio KOFFEE KING RESTAURANT, 300 W. Benson Street, Reading. Ohio LA NORMANDEE BEAUTY SALON. 122 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio LAURELS 5 8a 10d STORE, 410 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio LEUGER'S PONY KEG, 1201 Readin Road, Reading, Ohio LIERMANN'S FOOD MARKET, 921 Reading Road, Readin , Ohio LIQUID CARBONIC CORPORATION, 176 Reading Road, Cgincinnati, Ohio LOCKLAND LUMBER COMPANY, 300 E. Wyoming Avenue, Lockland, Ohio MARIEMONT PRINTER, 149 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio MAUGLE APPLIANCE COMPANY, 1111 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC., 101 E. Amity Road, Reading, Ohio MEISER'S GROCERY, 244 W. Vine Street, Reading, Ohio MURPHY'S DELICATESSEN, Readin Road gc Vine Street, Reading, Ohio PREMIER SURPLUS SALES, 802 Readgng Road, Reading, Ohio CHRIS C. RANEY, Real Estate, 1100 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio READING FEED MILL, 1749 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio READING 5 TO 31.00 STORE, 903 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio READING FLORIST, Wes Meyers, Propr., 110 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio READING FOODS, Mattie Cappel, Propr., 525 Jefferson Avenue, Reading, Ohio READING GARAGE, INC. , Ford Motor Cars, 1300 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio READING HARDWARE, Marvin Hank, Propr., 1104 Readinjg Road, Reading, Ohio READING HEATING SERVICE, 309 W. Benson Street, Rea ing, Ohio READING ONE HOUR CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY, Jefferson Ave. 8: Benson St., Reading, Ohio READING RECREATION 82 BILLIARDS, 1005 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio RELIABLE FINANCE COMPANY, 218 W. Benson Street, Reading, hio ROHLFS' PAINT AND WALLPAPER, 116 W. Benson Street, Rea ing, Ohio ROTH'S SERVICE STATION, Market 8a Benson Streets, Reading, Ohio RUSSO'S PHARMACY. Benson Street and Reading Road, Reading, Ohio H.A. SAND, Real Estate, 922 Reading Road, Reading. Ohio SCI-IMIDT-DHONAU COMPANY, Funeral Directors, 433 Readinjg Road, Reading, Ohio BILL SCHMIDT'S MEAT MARKET, 1009 Jefferson Avenue, Rea ing, Ohio SCHUMAN FURNITURE COMPANY, E. Wyoming Avenue, Lockland, Ohio SEALTRON CORPORATION , Reading Road at Amity Road, Reading, Ohio THE SHOESTRING RECORD SHOP, 01 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio BILL SOHN'S BARBER SHOP, 1218 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio 1 STEARNS AND FOSTERS, Williams 8a Wyoming Avenues, Lockland, Ohio 1 STEVENSON MACHING COMPANY, Hill Street, near Amity Road, Reading, Ohio THE SUBURB SUPPLY COMPANY, 1400 Readingi Road, Reading, Ohio SULLlVAN'S MEN'S STORE, Mill at Dunn, Loc land, Ohio n Q , SULLIVAN , ISSACS AND SULLIVAN , ARCHITECTS AND ASSOCIATED ENGINEERS , 1800 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio TATMAN TAXI, 211 E. Wyoming Avenue, Lockland, Ohio I COMPLIMENTS OF THE VALLEY AQUATIC CLUB, WALTER KLOTH, Propr. . Lockland, Ohio VALLEY FABRIC SHOP, 212 Dunn Street, Lockland, Ohio VANOVER DRY CLEANERS, 1327 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio VICAL FLORAL SHOPPE, 124 Williams Street, Locklan , Ohio THE VOGUE DRESS SHOP, 108 Mill Street, Lockland, Ohio WALL'S GROCERY, 1101 Jefferson Avenue, Reading, Ohio . COMPLIMENTS OFDR, R.T. WELLING ,IR. , 121 Mi11Stre6I. LOCRISHCI, 01110 WELLING'S IEWELERS, 122 Mill Street, Lockland, Ohio I Q BOB WHITENACK'S RESTAURANTS, Reading, St. Bernard, Hamilton, Ohio WIEBELL JEWELERS, 328 Benson Street, Rea ing, Ohio A ' WIIEOX AUTO PARTS AND SERVICE, 517 W. Benson Street, Reading, Ohio DY I. WINTERROWD REAL ESTATE, 121 W. Benson Street, Reading. Ohio Q 1 mmxxf gf.. M Dculicafes Awwalb Mm. Qimgwu DEDICATION Mr. John J. Singer began his career at Reading High School in 1945 as an English and Latin teacher and as a friend to the stu- dents. Mr. Singer is the Director of Publications, including the Annual and Typhoon. He advises the Chess Club and is the tennis coach. He is in charge of publication of programs and serves as decoration chairman. He has taken his Latin classes on tours and he formed the Classics Club. He was permanent advisor to the Classes of 1951 and 1956. In his spare time, he has collected art to beautify Reading School. Now in 1957, he is leaving us to become principal of our new Hilltop Grade School, where we believe he will do his best to help his teachers and pupils. Since he has been at Reading High School, he has always tried to help us do our best and strive to reach our highest goals. For his loyalty, his kindness, and his guidance, we, the Class of 1957, take great pleasure in dedicating the 1957 edition ofthe Reading Highlights to Mr. John J. Singer. 3 5 Wx BOARD OF EDUCATION 'mg Public Qclwols 4 R2 Q? ff' ,N ,.,. 2 R H 'E fr .'4 ' MR. MARCELLUS LUERS MR, RICHARD MA President ,I Vice -President 1 5 . N ,,, . viii J . - GJ 18 W . X , Q RR RR ml 2 255 . ::,.. -' x 5 2 f ,i i Q W F u 1 ,,,k , X 1 V, i f 'q rigs' A X -A , X Q li 'bww V, .---fx-. - , -5 R f R ,1 Q - 3,9 MR, EARL LAQUE V V' , E ' Q ,- if wg ,Jig , , .. 5 V... wg' A ,... 2 ' Q g w g, -h ,, ' ' Ag W' , ww ,,., Q X ' Qlrsii f Kiwi , '- A Q' x ' gk MR. HOWARD CUTTER MR, CHRIS RANEY ' , .1 1 JN' , . 34 wel' Q J 44 4 f 4 f va V .4 , R A ' 'K .ik .uit i 'W-'Sl' K 4 s , of It 4' , sf L- , ' ' ' 5, -f A..- .f 5 fgcm , 5 , .2'n,f W Q ,,.L I 'UM- :X lx , J, If ,mn f 5 I l '- ,QQ ,R ,Q ' V - , v.--4, ,-- j-Q Q J f- 1 H. -'5- ,?.,v?,ks. f .- -'34 ' ff 417' 1 ..-.ifffjq , 5' . J 4' J -- 'ff -Q. .f .IX yy t rv V, If l . ' Q ig f., , v '.-.g r ',' . A '-frgpr ' . - L, 'i:':91c?, ,Q , 'll ja' ' I V L - . S. . 4 'ff uvxn I .41 93 ' ' kj' , A V X C -,muff MB. WARREN M. DUTZICEE B.A., M.A., fXfOUl2J QUPEl2flNTENDENT'Q MEQQAGEXIW The T957 school annual is a reflection of many happy memories of the busy days for the past school year. As each individual turns the pages of this book there might be a word or maybe a picture or name that will thrill him with pride. Then again he may find a scene where he would say lf l had just tried a little more how nice it would have been for the records. The school days are now over for the Class of 1957, who has been responsible for this year's annual,but the education, the foundation built in Reading High, will be with them forever. May we wish them the best of luck as they are now alumni of Reading High School. l personally would like to extend my sincere thanks to the faculty, students, fellow workers and commu- nity for the wonderful cooperation that has been extended to the administration throughout this school year. lay, .-.----.-.-..-.---.Q----u ADMINISTRATION ,max WN f ,ifQv 9 44,5 I ,S 2 ' , , - , -vf1x:: , ' ',' ...-:h1: 5 :iva n f f rf- Xiu . ., . , if A! E L. W Principal of the High School Principal of the Elementary School Assistant Principal RUSSELL M. LAWWILL B.S,Ed., M,E, DONALD MOHR B,S. , M.E, , fCand.J f ii if LE rv lk 1 ii xg 2 5? ,a-M' YK, High School Secretary Clerk of the Board MRS. BLANCHE LACKER CHARLES WHITSON 6 ANDREW FRAZIER A,B. , M.A. xc. Elementary School Secretary MRS. IRENE BOEHL 32 'si' ...J MR, ORLA BIRT, B,b,EJ., X1,A FA CU LTV Mm LLQA Hn.-xN1vLN1sLRGLR, Bm., m,A Lf' m, 15:55 ELLIQ, B.A,, B,m.E4i., M,A li, -A '- xf 5 mv! fx 2 QE: my 5 ff if -- 4 f ,V , ,, L . 'ii Q V4 5' jg: X .i g 21 1' Y'-4 Ivlllwo NANCY CHAPMAN, B,:,,Ed, ff Q, ' , f 1 fl, . 4' ,Af A -Avkf 5. v' nfl, M155 JEAN ANN FOLTZ, B.S, M g 4 N ef Lx , 3 A W I A EQ? F' , K g M 'Sa L91 E PA OU LTY 2 I if 5 r MISS ROSE MARY GLASER, B,S. , M.E. MW MISb MARIE HALL, B,S.Ed. 'f' ., ,332 . 3' if A wwf.. , - QQ, ' X Y Q iw 'H' ,, , H! , j g 4 7 .QQZJW 1 ia lk R z ' gf X 5 il ,W X , L M 1 ' -al wmv 'fa' 5 1 , ,.., , ,UW 'Wi2s?, W- M. W- ,. .. A. , W- , Rf, gpm- -fi must! gnunnnlll www ' M ar gy H lf A w 1 X MR. ROBERT HARPER, B,S.Ed. X :mv fm an MRS. HELEN HERZOG, B.A, , M,A is MR. ROBERT HOWE, B.S.Ed., . . mix M mf? , jg MR, JAMES JOHNSON, A.B. MRS MARGARET KIEFFER B 5 ak I MISS MARY LANG, B.S,Ed., M,A, N,,.q ,QM iv,-M-5 HV , ag- ,f .... N f MR. JOHN MATRE B S Ed ', MR. DON LITTRLLL, 13.5, U7 1 i L -..,,.. 4 , if f a 5 .f-a?wfi2E,Y ,N L x FE B' 5 A Q f .qx , ' Y .. 5'I?:,:. 3 1 A- 0. MRS, LUCILLE KRAU5bER, A,B 1 y S i 1 MR LAFE W MILLER B A Ed F'-A CU LTV MR, CHARLES MOORE, B.5,Ed. Wi i i vw 4 .1 W, ,L fi! MR, WALTER PRITCHARD, B.S,Ed. MR. EARL RIEE-ENBERG, B.M. '. : iii ff, gi S L A gg I 7 5, I Q, fe .- I 1 f fi - M155 DOROTHY ROADARMOUR, B.S. A MISS MABEL RUNYAN, B.A. il H 5 Q 4 is A A . X 1 F-A CU LTY I nl' ,,, gin, ..5 '35 Ili' .,..os I all 2 ..- if -T,- J 0' MRS, SUZONNE :4EIDEL, B,S,Ed. 'P H AMW ,V 1 .fd-+V 5 L O if I y, X , 4 .N 4 ' i , VA, Hggwg . .: Q I I VT' A , , A X I Y six? ff - fi i 524 -S -Vf.' 5 f, .. A9 ialh if s ff Lf r' LSI? x MR, JOHN TURNER, B.A,, M.A. 'QT 'M dm x ' Jigs 4 MR, JAMES WILSON, B.S. 4 -L- 'WYX'7 ' f l- MR:-, MfXrNI1. XXICR, B.W.Lu. ,al ' l R IRS, MARTHA ,IONE:, B,S,Ed. fl I 1-'. '.J JN 9' J Z 1 if I iw , . I 'M if I 2, s , 3.1 - y f . 3, ' . i X y . i f-Q - T 4 2 Qi ,fi 2 if R 5' A .. 2. . S 9 s - ' F ' fi y 14 ,, f Eff.--W : W, QW- 4. .:: Q ' . V 'Q , VV . ' T X - ..,. ri. f- ' + Q A I 7 if ' X a . . X f -Q' wg J , ' ' A - fi' saf .-V - .4 V, A . f - z, w,.mQN.,xA af RW 1 CAFETERIA STAFF, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M.s. Schehr, Mrs. Theile, Mrs. Pape, Mrs. Vedderu. Mrs. Malone, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Kidder, Mrs. Lauterrslager, Mrs. Scharfenberger, Mrs. Proud. .XY ,slxhvv an-My U63 Days . f., wr Days f-'WK' . he Q M... A f-...Q----1 ' 'fl : QW K Q, wg SECOND Z ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT B? M.. U IQ' as f 'S W... 'Q X , 'R s ,Be- Q .M si 9, 21 X j A 1 i li N X N N X ourz Jzwrroras 'Y o o aff X RIGHT: M.. flu Tegtmeier, Mr. Joe fmlifroclc, Mr. A1Ma:l11c11poi1, Mr. Fre Mr, E11i:,Rotl1, 1 r tflr. B11Traptu, head cubtodian. MIS5INGg Mr, Elmer Niehaug, N M in-. P A , X , X is N! X! 'K ' Y , xvx0, X-NN G qw- A X f f T , WASH. -2 srsivsagig 'H H S Q fwf'.'25?,.m ,r ,..,:..s. s, : A ,,,, sr ' Publlw Schools I-loaow The Peaw1bTaecl1ms' Associaliow Ni 4f' f, 1 -ss . 'lf --C.s..,.gW3Qr.,y syn . ' .. P-- . 'K P.T.A. OFFICERS AND BOARD MEMBERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Stall, Refreshmenrsg Mrs. Schnider, Nurseryg Mrs. Rushe, Ways 8a Meansg Mrs. Powell, Vice- Presidentg Mrs. Bolton, Publiciryg Mrs. Koehl, Programs. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Shatto, Ways Sz Meansg'Mrs. Dozier, Corresponding Secreraryg Mrs. Norfleer, Recording Secretaryg Mrs. Whitaker, Treasurerg Mr. Durkeeg Mrs. Helmich, President. MISSING: Mrs. Howard Snell, Civil Defenseg Mrs. Harold Snell, Membershipg Mrs. Rolf, Legislationg Mrs. Crockett, Arrg Mrs. Kruse, 2nd Vice-Presidenrg Mrs. Heffron, Room Morhersg Mrs. Jackson, Hospitality. FofvflwiMhmst,f1wconsidemfiow, flwwofrb, wesaLrtaowuPofwufsawL Teoclwrsl Tlwifvawbiiious pwgwmtlvwuglwut tlracrrfweutsolwolbgeafvhasdwanwclafta impwveowusclwofs I4 OUl2f QENIOIZQ TIwOIas.soI,1Qs7 1-gk reef f 'sf 1 I 45? '39 ffwff? .avg arts 167' , 'nn-:l ' I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS , FRONT ROW, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Jirn Herbstreit, Secretary, Ben Bollmer. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Nancy Asbrockg Sergeant-at-Arms, Norma Ball, Advisors, Miss Jean Foltz, Miss Rose Mary Glaser, Mr. Andrew Frazierg Vice-President, Orven Nicelyg Sergeant-at-Arms, John Mather. UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL The Seniors, in their first class meeting, elected the following cla President, Orven Nicely, Secretary, Ben Bollmer, and Treasurer, Nancy Asbrock. ' ' ' ' ' ' h S ' D' ner on Sunday The Seniors had many successful activities throughout the year including t e enior in , I November ll, many bake sales, dances and a concession booth, all which were contributing funds to the mam oal of the year the trip to New York and Washington, D. C. ss officers: President, Jim Hebstreit, Vice 9 1 The Seniors would like to express their thanks to the mothers who have helped them throughout their four years at Reading High School A special vote of thanks goes to Miss Foltz, Miss Glaser, and Mr. Frazier, the advisors, who have helped the Class of l957 throughout the year. mr Q ,owsrwsnora WWWMW NANCY L 'Z 3 43 Class Treasure PCPPY v NORMA BALL 3 'ff-'rwg ' 1' Y' G' ft R as 17, 4, Choru Busy , vv iriend . A BRUNE t 4- History fun lov EE ASEROCK A. l,'L,3,4g 4' G.A. us l,2,3, Cheerleader l, , , , olleyball Captain l ,'Z,3,4, Chor r 4, lunior Qlay 3, History ing, deserves the best. Vlay 4- Y -Teens 43 Senior me Ec A.l,'Z, . . s l,'Zg History Club 2, Ho body's Club 3,4. allay-talhy type, every Club , ,.1: ,,:, , ,..:.: I LESLEY . 3 4, Presiden , if 3g Honor l. 5 'xv -7, , , ,. 3.5. :E - 2 5 'X ff wfsi' X , f ,,,, ' f I ' , rw -JW , ' 'Sw W ciety 3, '21, , Typhoon Sta it G .A.A. 'Zg Class Treasurer 3g ' - Future Teachers 3,A, Vars y - iety Coun- 4, Club 4, Sa 'Wwe fm., So Sports 3,4, Home Ee ' 3. ' 'ous. eil 4, lunior Play Petite, sports minded, tndustri A, N. . Z-fwfr: 0- ,, W- 4 M fa, PAK . , ' 'W VZ, rj 'iv-fsm HS 'BURGER b 2, Y -Tee ANCY ANN - History Clu 'QQ , A . l ,'Z,3 A, age-if Qu G.A. lg Horne Ec Club l. ' hopeful. iet , likeable , Niwlius lANlCE CU ble nature, industrious , Lov a engaged . ELEGE P AT RlClA RUT H Teachers l,'Z,3,4, lub Euture 3 Ag Latin C .A.A. l,'Z, , Club 'Lg Library G 3 , 4, History tain Ease - u t 2 3,4-, cap YO Clu , , ball 4, Football Progra ice Coni- Chairman 4, Dai rnittees 3 , A. Determined , iohester , out-door lover . 2 fx. X r r aa y y,,,, T D UL F , DELORES ELAINE HADDICK Chorus 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio , ee Club 2,3,4, Modern Music asters 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4,- G.A.A. 1,2 3 T 4, History Club 2, Choir 3, . ' E Reserved, neat appearance D friendly. SUS V' P ittee 3. De E D LL CHARL AR 4, Y-Tee s lub 2, Ju ' Sports 4 AN ANNE HESTER Student Council l, 2,3,4, Secretar 3, Class Treasurer l, Pep Club Presi- dent 2, 3, History Club 2, Secretary, Latin Club l, 2, Future Teachers Typhoon Proofreader 3 3: G A A l 3, , Honor Society . . . l, 2, 3,4, A Cappella Choir ,2. Friendly, intelligent, attractive. D JOYCE SYLVI A HUFF Student Council l, 2, 8, 4, Honor So- ciety 3, Classics Club l, 2, History Club 2, G.A.A. l, 2,3,4 C resentative l 2 3 3, 4, H : lass Rep- , , ,Future Teachers onzecomin Queen 4, Var Sports 4, Tennis An Editor, Ty h 3 ally , nual Staff-4, p oon, Editor 4, Class Plays . , Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Class Secretary l, Chorus l, 2, 3, Buckeye Girls State 3- Ohio Wes ylan Y-Teen Conference 2. Happy-go-lucky, sincere, energetic. LYN THALIA JAMES Dramatic Club 3, 4, Future Teachers 3,4, G.A.I-1. l,3,4. Jokes galore, annbiti fun. ous, full of ENE MAE KRETSCHM G.A.A. l, 2,.3, - tory C 2 n 1.2, His- nior Play 3, Varsity Peppy, athletic, engaged. BONNIE ADAIRE LA Y G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary, Treasurer 4, Y-Teens l 2 Q . 3,-1, Sergeant-at-Artns 5 4, Chorus 2, Pep Club If R 2, 3, History Club 2, ,iff is Future Teachers 3, 4, Tennis l, Alternate Cheer- leader 2, Junior Play 3, Home Ec Club 4, Ty phoon Staff 4, rom Conq- m. Mis- chievous talkative, fun loving. 'Y' FNS Q M .AA.A.,,. A,VA , j -,,, , so ANN MARGARET NlEHAUS P G.A,A, i,2,3,A,T-Teeusignome EQ Club ig A Q 4 History Club Z. ' 1 Quiet, reserved, friendly. MARTHA LOUlSE NTERMAN g A Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Captain lg G.A.A, l,'Z, 3 ,4-, Y -Teens l Ag Chorus l,'Zg History Club 'Zg ' Latin Club i,2, lunior Play sg Varsity voney- ball 3,43 Home EC Club 4. Peppy, active, Kentucky ian. wffzywyw 1 ,r , A , ' : 3 noNNA LEE DOROTHY PETERS QQ g 'y, far T -Teens T,2,3,4, Latin Club ixz, union, Club p V 2, G.A,A, l,'Z,3,4g oramancs Club 3,4, Ries- f A f-. , :yy identg Future Teachers 3,4g Horne Ee Club 3. by V ' ' 1 , 4 g f Practical, sensible. gay. . , ,ai ttf r: A aw f ,p C g gg Af,' M' RAT ERANCES PJESENBERG 2l ' G.A,A, i,fz,3,A, Y-Teens i,2,4, History Club , 2g Home Ec Club 'Z. 3 sf Sweet disposition, quiet, friendly smile. 3 :N GRACE EVELYN STEPHENS Y-Teens l,2,3,4-, G.A.A, l,?.,3,4g Classics Club l,'Zg Class Treasurer 'Zg History Club 2g Chorus l,'L,3g Puture Teachers BA, lunior Play A 3g Tennis lg Annual Staff 4g Typhoon Stall A-, Publications Queen 4. Gabby, loves good food and lots oi it, cute. lOYCE ERPANCES VEDDERN fy Tennis lg Y -Teen l,'L,3,4g Horne Ec Club l, l 3, vice-President ig G.A.A. i,'z.,3,4, Representative 4, History Club 'Zg Typhoon E Editor 4g lunior Play 3g Prorn Queen l95'l . Eerninine, well known, sweet D personality . V, A l W 'R id fl I 1 1. 1' xi',f?'f5l' Q gif':,f-1-F5 it 1 1 ,.ff 4 af 5,11 ' GLENDA HELEN wurrra Kate Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, His- AA'A ' , 1 tory Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3.4, Chorus ,433 1,2,3,4, c,A.A. 1, 2,3, 4, Home Ee A - 1 Club 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4g Junior Play . A' ' 3, Senior Play 4, Prom Committee 3,- 54 Typhoon Staff 4. ' Attractive, explosive, likeable. SHEILA LEA I D ZIMMER Classics Club 1, 2,- Honor Society 3, 4g Y-Teens l, 2, Chorus 1, 2' ers 3,4,' Saf , Future ety Co ,' G.A. 3 4 all Captai Staff3 4 Teach- uI1Ci14 A 1 2 , ,' Basketb n l, 2, 3, Typhoon , , Editor 3, Histor Cheerleader Feminine, nea t a popular. ,V Club 2g l, 2, 3, 4. ppearance, wg Fu L Xe f-5 , 1 K W ootvato LEROY BECKER Latin Club 1.2, History C Quiet, lub 2. shy, te served. DA VID ESSIEY, J Quiet, puzzling JAMES B lllg. xx ' R. , fun-lov ARD WALTER BOLLMER, JR. atin Club l, 2,- History Club 2, Vice- esident of Class 2g Honor Society 3, Student Council 3, 4, Secretary of Class 4. Friendly, intelligent, dependable. GLENN M. BOLSER Football 3. Hunting enthusiast, well- , It liked, reserved. ' lf 167117 L 'Pi' Qfxilf . fl Ae 'U'3g32gi- if w?'J1tv,?j 92 Q, E 7E'ZY,zr1 'ggi ffm E-tart ' ED 5 1 Q ata ' .Ar A -1, Ht 'Q 'Q za- x in ,K Q 5 I L 1 4 U n WL S ' -4 t.f , ., f 113162 I V ffi'Qi's - ' 1 fa 'flfftfsm 'Y ' ,l , ,,.,, H .1 . , Q A J. 9-, I 'H 49-, 3? A - i' H 6,4 f I? in :.i9fX,721l . . 1. 4 , , A ,vw 1- . , , ., . I .J ,,,, Jffa, if ' ' 1' 3' '- 1 ' 'J tv' fm' 4' U' ' 1-'.'NCa.,1 ft vi it 1' f ' gp 41.152 , ,J WT . , il 'J . -,JY-. ,El ap- 1 -f ,N ft fi :J , -, .TJ , ,if J,-1 -. t . -La u ' , '1, 4U?A,Gx 2 -9 4.0. 'rl' 1 1 -. 'ff nef - 1- . Maia, ,t N m :,'i5:Lf'-fy,.'.' 'ic 94' 1, ,, 1 I nf ,' 5 ' fx fry! lj'-' 'ft fig :V .Qs U ' ff V, ' ' Q F A7,'3f! VT . ' qukmw'-asv' 1' 'ami W ?eA 31wf . , 'gifs -. , s. A R 'SEO TSQW A ' 3, ' Jim- 1 .M ,f '04 at az W 'W ,MV5.,A, .V . . W M ,M 4 ,-If ' . .X V .f ,-sa, fmws af fix ,, sag M 2 , a 2 . 4 at 1 f A f Wsgf X 3 X .Z I . i W is .2 .asm r, ' Er W 2 ws ,, sz wx S4 km: my . 14 cs 3 W. STEWART CALHOUN Basketball lg History Club 'Lg lntramurals 4. Sby, quiet, agreeable. RONALD BURLAN crzoivita ,yss Carefree, bot-rod, nice guy. 1,fllQl f.,,eb ll, s .E CLlFFORD CARROLL DlXON r Student Council l,2g Latin Club l,'Z, History Club 'Lg Football lg Baseball lg Cbess Club 21 Key Club 2. Quiet, tactiul, apt to succeed. RONALD GOLDEN Class Secretary '2.,3, Cbess Club ?.,3,4g History Club 2, Future Teacbers 3,4g lunior Play 3g Senior Flay 4. Quiet, likeable, intelligent. y LEONARD NELSON HANK Q rootbaii i,'2.,3,4, sasebaii 1.2. Tennis i, ,s,4, Basketball lg Cborus l,2,3, History Club 2, ,, Speecb Club 3,4g Octet 3g lunior Flay 3. Talkatiye, iolly, iokester. cameras KARL Hermann f Football lg Basketball lg Key Club l,'Z,4. Witty, carefree, real bot-rod fiend. D , R ,Xt Manny ' wj E JAMES HAL HERBS T Foo ' REIT toall l 2 , , 3, 45 H6516 Baseball emit 1, 2, 3, 4, 'fm 4g ' l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President Class lg President of Class 2, 3, 4 W Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President in Q 'bg T E Student Council 3, President Student Coun- P 4 wi t, D cil 4,' Key Club 2, Honor Society x v Mx' Good physique, popular, well -rounded vp.,-C., personality. XV JACK RA YMOND JEFFERIES Football 2, 3,4g Basketball 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 3, 4,- History Club 2, Key Club l. Interested in South Reading, likeable, D nice looking. . tf.?W45?'Zsr4, t, PA ut FREDERICK 1412.4 MER 4, ' W N ff Latin Club 1, 2, History Club 2. I is '-Y-cgi, -5 Artistic, easy-going, bashful. tm S X 2 EUGENE ANTHONY LANG 'rg , Cltristrnas Pageant 4. Short, dark, and handsonie, PN THOMAS GERRARD MARTIN Key Club lg History Club 2, President 2,' Latin Club l, 2, Personality plus, intelligent, handsome JOHN M. MA THER Football 3.41 History Club 2,- Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4. Easy-goiltft 1 O , lady 's man, friendly. VID L: ED L L ha N FP 4 34 SX Q 4652, ' Q V RrcnARD EDWARD MEYER o Class President lg Drum lvlaior l,'Z,3g Tennis l, W' 2,a,4, Captain 3,4g chorus l,'Z,3,4g octet By fi. , Band l,2,3g Key Club 'Zg l-lonor Society 3,4. ,E EE,1. A www Well-groomed, intelligent, cultured, xAcRsoN RAY NHLLER Football l ,'Z,3,4 Uri-Captain Ajg Latin Club l, F Q., Golf i. msg Well-liked, rnoody , quiet, 7 ,,,,, C, A Q WAYNE CEE NEWEERRY ' . Q , N Na... :fa .1.' ' W, ,.a 'gV Football l,'Z,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball 3' l,'Z,3g-Track l,'Z.. s T M fam, Athletic, carefree, popular. oRv EN E. NrcEr:f Baseball i ,2,a,4, Basketball i,'z,a A, Drama . Club 3,43 Class Sergeant-at-Arrns l,2,3, Vice- 5 President of Class 4. 3 Handsome, quiet, sincere. S I M C A A Q 'A' CLAUDE wrrson osirEEn faat aaa C - History crab 2, Baseball 'z,a,4, rsasiaatraaii 3, ' 'aw au A ' i-lonor Society 3,43 Safety Council 4. , kegj fils loiaester, baseball, mischievous. M ' f W'f RALPH EDGARRAGE y ' Basketball i,2,a, Eoarban 2, Hype A a,A, lunior Play 3g senior Play 4. Unpredictable, clown, oo- g teattar iaaaar. Q, ,,,d. I 1 . G ROBERT ERALD PARSONS Basic ' etball l, 2, 3g History Club 2. Tall, mysterious, quiet. C , SCHEHR Football 1' B t , asketball ory Club 1, 2, Golf 1, 2g His- 2,- Drama Club 3.4. Forward, talkative, wise-cracker. CHARLES ED WARD SCHULZ Latin Club l, 2, History Club 2. D Likable, cat , bot rod. - THOMAS FRANK STEPHAN Football l,3g Dramatios Club 4, Junior Play 3. Talkative, likable, jokestet. GARY CABOT STONE Latin Club l, 2, History Club 25 chess Club 2, 3,45 Stamp Club l. Mad chemist, quiet, reserved. RALPH LOUIS THEIS Shy, artistic, cooperative. FRED WILLIAM VOLKENS History Club 2 44 : Annual Staff g Business Mana gef, Quiet, dependabl cooper ' 9, BFIVQ. PHOTO MISSIN RO G BERT E, SCHIERLOH Baseball 3. Dar lf, quiet, puzzle. ,Ni : n V .. gl ,ffggvft ,' 2' 'iff .W , :fs ' .JL 9- 4 -it ED 'Vs 'Qu- edicates ' PagwTofTlwbv OTH I-BQ W l-law!-I Sou Ddfzing ' FowuY At ' High. lv ' wwurm mselgas AIAHWA camp um, AML ' wotioqu, Own X fi! I-IE IQ Tl-IE!-21 QT , THE I-IOLIEQT mme A ve: Q, Tlwnww Gwues dass 1957. 1 fi Awwlosmzwomwuab 1211-IQ! jf J, 5 V x,., ,Y .M r f f 2 ,r iw vo Qpiex- Ready and Waiting mod' fi C, as tv' WJ ex ,O 196, 'O-2. Go., Y iz xt, M Kun- V J 'V Just Relaxin' my AF R1 af f i' 7 - :' vQ,fi T J . Yu., .-NNNS.. may f ' Our Cooks Enioy Another View of Our Work! A Their Dinner. I coke s io' SGW Expert Baby SiHers . ' QU ' I v,.L , Qxhlr v . WZXQXO K ' i f'iff ', T ' Y UI r r fur owe .IQ f'i-,N 'i..l1- GPS Plenfy of Room Here! Quudwj, Novembefv11,1Q56 xfa QNGOQ' 6 ,gif 2 sl rrw.,-4wy,.w.M.w Mr wMfMMw.x..wm..m-,fmw N W, i A xr? v 2 X V af 3 Q1 7 4 2 W , f 51 X K 4 00 Wil 4 X fx A7 Kc 5 f Z 3 ' K ,M Q W What s next please? Lincoln Memorial ??1WS Our Prrde and Joy ,,.. Q-QQQW mvllmxi 4,1 A71 WA Q ,WZ ini- J A- 1-:wa N Here Lies in llonored Glory. . . ,ee 'P First Ladies of the past. . . 1 A peaceful rnterlude wi A Thlng of Beauty Qi? BZ. acade of St John The D1v1ne .,.a '35 . ,ss-z Nw-ij' ' 4 x, 'i gi 5: 'w 'S ll! 'x Carvel Hall TT ,ia 4?-MLA ww Bancroft Hall ' K . Q .K f ' 9 f 4 A Q 1' 74 3 I ,, W. f i f Annapolis Chapel U.N. Tower . . GQ? ,Eff if me l A -K at 'T 1 , 9 -fff2'W 1,1 '51 l lk' rfb ' ,L - ff if 324 Sr. John The Divlne ,, f---H Thanks for a Happy Day The Four Horsemen' E 5 can Ch OY ue' ON 'bs--. Baccalaureate Speaker The Reverend Urban Iohansmann Our Senior Candle -lighters ' wr Pomp and Crrcumstance. Baccalaureate Setting ef! YN. at lay-L If ,+x, . Salutatorian, Lesley Brune F t 'ft ti g er Es - Wfl akii 'her 9' Commencement Begins 1 P . t 1 That long awaited day. . . tm A , tg Qui K EB 1? L 11, 'E ' 5 it tl! t Qs, it , 1 QV! Q' Q. l-e .2 - , .A O O I O I I ul - iw ' Valeolcrorlal., m.1Cual,. .Ayer ii fait A rv A1 Holy, Holy, Holy ...... ' 3 Q ups l . H xv-PM Q l ' A thing of Beauty is a joy forever. .. LtU ray i. f Our baud Houoru-1Gnlefrnartlxe 'l'1lirliyfll1ird Alll1ll31COllllllCll'j6 --.Q -W..--k rw , 'X 4 U65 W 1 f .. X ' , j 2 x . Q 411 , N33 . may if fly' fig s y Jqwmvm I M, 7 - jj, 1 --,-..-ww-, A' e Z QQ Q ,- .WMA , . . . . . I - . W ,Q N , , 4 3 y 'S Y Y' ' 'EW lllellf. - l ' X ' 'ifxr .My 5 .5 52 Q S, if 5- 35 12 X , u N. V V 1 ' ff '- V5 gf? z , I 1 ' ' 'xy QR e11lor -glvolar lrl 'wVlL.IICf , , . . .. XX 1' X ,f 'u x 'Z 2'-5 L, 'fm f l.f4x ,l 7hk5wE Q A ., A ii, '-' S'-' 1' 1',41fI'... ,Q 922 - A 1 2' X W 2 .V nk-I '12, Q 1 M Q.. G0oLiIfyC's and Farewellh. ,rf SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In T954, seventy-four bewildered, scared young and green Freshies entered Reading High School. Our sponsors were: Miss Helen Worrall, Mr. Andrew Frazier, and Mr. Robert Howe. We elected as our class officers: Pres- ident, Dick Meyer, Vice-President, Jim Herbstreit, Secretary, Joyce Huff, and Treas- urer, Sue Hester. We chose United We Stand, Divided We Fall for our motto, red and gray for our colors, and a red carnation for the class flower. Joyce Huff and Clifford Dixon were elected to the Student Council to assist Sue Hester and Jim Herbstreit, who were represen- tatives elected in their eighth grade year. Our first success was a dance called Shamrock Ball . Before that dance we found it difficult to associate with the upperclass- men but it wasn't long until we joined in all the school activities that were to make our school days happy ones. The summer passed quickly and our soph- omore year started off with the election of our class officers: President, Jim Herbstreit, Vice- President, Ben Bollmer, Secretary, Ron Golden, Treasurer, Grace Stephens. Our advisors for the year were Miss Hofmann, Mr. Frazier, and Mr. Howe. Sue Hester and Jim Herbstreit were again elected to the student council. Our Christmas Dance, Mistletoe Mambo, complete with tree and all its trimmings was a gala affair. Another dance was given for St. Patrick's Day. Again there was the rush for money-making projects. Unfortunately, we didn't have the opportunity to handle any large sums of money. Although, we were developing healthy minds, a little poise, and a better understand- ing of the people around us, we were never- theless still typical sophomores. ln the fall of '55 with the thought of hard work ahead, we once again elected our offi- cers: President, Jim Herbstreit, Vice-President, Jack Jefferies, Secretary, Ron Golden, and Treasurer, Lesley Brune. Mr. Frazier became permanent sponsor with the assistance of Miss Foltz and Mr. Miller. There was a change in the Student Council this year as Joyce Huff and Ben Bollmer were elected as the represen- tatives. During this year our Mother's Club was formed. As membership in the organization grew, many fine projects were completed. We are grateful to the mothers who gave their time and hard work as members of the group. Our first dance of the year, Their --r A- 1- 'ff Majesties Ball, was held in November. Melvin Miller and Alice Herrin made a lovely couple as football king and queen of this dance Early in the year we began making plans for the Junior-Senior Prom. Realizing that this activity would place an enormous dent in our treasury, we worked hard on bake sales, a dance, and ice skating field trips. When the night of the Junior-Senior Prom finally arrived, it seemed like a royal ball rather than just another annual activity. Dick Jones and Jackie Wilks reigned as king and queen. ln T956, to us the world seemed very bright as we returned to school. We were no longer the timid freshmen, but the confident, happy seniors. We met early in September to elect offi- cers to guide us through our last year in Reading. Jim Herbstreit was elected to a third term as President, Vice-President, Orven Nicely, Secretary, Ben Bollmer, and Treasurer, Nancy Asbrock. Sue Hester and Jim Herbstreit were elected for the final time to the Student Council. Miss Foltz and Miss Glaser assisted Mr. Frazier in advising and planning activities for our class. The usual activities were planned and completed and they added a large sum to our treasury. Our biggest event of this ear was the Senior Dinner held on November ll. Much time and energy was spent in planning and serving the dinner, but because it was a great success, we soon forgot the hard work. The Junior-Senior Prom held in May was a most memorable night. Claude Osteen and Joyce Veddern were chosen king and queen. We will always remember the splendid recep- tion which the Junior Class gave in our honor. Our Senior trip from May T8 through May 26 was all we hoped for and more. The four years of work, sales, and dances were all worth the goal. Commencement week came all too soon. As we marched down the candle-lit aisle to- ward the stage, there were many of us with happy but sad hearts. This was the end of one way of life and the beginning of another. We shall never forget that pleasant June night and all the memories it holds for us. With graduation, we bid a fond farewell to Reading High and to all those who have taught us the importance of an education and a correct way of life. -I.. 'XJ ' CXO CLASS OF 1957 presenfs TWO-ONE ACT PLAYS HPAJAMA PARTY , cmd 17,4 5 N y 'WTCHING TO GET HLTCHED-' JAMA P , I L 4 Q PR Dec. 5,1955 8115 P.ML 1, RTV' READING SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 4506 C Y OU! CHILDREN 35 ADULTS 50 'e'f14f,,,. 'A N CQSI, O F U75 ,, I' Ngo C601-Qcfe ' Y YS S M70 o' rs 01701 OIL, A y her es we ,A 35 4 W y ML- 1 159.5 RDA. A4QrfA 3 TT 1 QW C' - A . None fVlSl777G Q 1 Il yAsg,,OC!v L. 'S ei' game nga 3 2 WIWGOA ved Sf fgfhedefn Bef, 5 C7001 KH Y L N. -P A 'tee SENIOR PLAY CAST, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda James, Lesley Brune, Norma Ball, Charlene Kretschmar, Joyce Veddem. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Asbrock, Claude Osteen, Glenda Whitaker, Ralph Page. Grace Stephens, Joyce Huff, Tom Stephens. THIRD ROW: Leonard Hank, Miss Hall, director. AUDlTOl2flUM,WEDN EQDAXCD EGEMBEIZ 5,1956 ' A, , f .Navi L. ' , uw, f. ii............-,.,......,- A 5-31. ,,,,,,.....a A . .LW,.1,.,,,R..A.,..,,4,::......saL:gf..,,e:.,,,L. Xi LastWiElLamLT og TlwO0nsso,Q19s7 We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-seven, bein of sound mind and strong body do leave this will to be carried out by our sponsors, who have ielped us so much in our four years here at Reading High School. We wish to thank the Administration and Faculty for the help they have so generously given us. To Mrs. Lacker, the secretary, our thanks go for her kind and patient ear always bent to our excuses. We bestow upon the Freshmen Class our frliepdly, winning ways. We bequeath to the Sophomore Class our sense of humor and intellectual a 1 ities. To the individual members of the Junior Class, we bequeath, bestow, and endow the following: NANCY ASBROCK wills her four years of cheerleading to Virginia Spencer and Loretta Proffitt. NORMA BALL bestows upon Kathleen Lemon and Ann Turner all her energy. DON BECKER presents to Ruth Batterson and Judy Turner his conservative ways. DAVID BESSEY endows upon Don Hucke and Jack Spahr his Atlas build. BEN BOLLMER donates his brain in chemistry to Dora Jones and in civics to Cathie Price, GLENN BOLSER leaves his ways with the sophomore girls to Dick Horn. LESLEY BRUNE bequeathes to Wilma Hollar and Marie Stirnkorb her height. NANCY BURGER wills her position as a lorious senior to Betty Burger and Margie Sharp. STEWART CALHOUN bestows his blue Cghevrolet to Tom Finney, RON CROMER donates his love for school to Joan Loggains. , JANICE CUMMINS divides her long hair between Heidi Redlich and Sue Wichmann. CLIFFORD DIXON wills his ability to drive senior girls home from school to Gerald Reddington and James Wallen. PAT FLEGE bestows to Margie Hindersman her ways with service men. ELAINE HADIJICK presents to Dolores Stollner her reserved ways. LEONARD HANK willingliy donates his slim figure to Tom Bardo and Paul Groh. CHARLES HEILMANN en ows upon Johnny Kesson his curly locks and collection of hot rod ma azines. JIM HEEBSTREIT wills to Bob Koenig and Don Hampton the formula for blowing up the chem- istry room. SUE HESTER presents to Nelson Miller her little Nash. JOYCE HUFF leaves to Sherwood Anderson and Norbert Brauninger her hot rod abilities. LINDA JAMES bestows upon GaillvIcClure and Kathy Caldwell her ability to date older men. JACK JEFFERIES leaves to Kenneth Whitaker the title of football king. PAUL KRAMER wills his ability to blush to Bill Laque. CHARLENE KRETSCHMAR bequeathes her ability to be enga ed to Betty Chaney. BONNIE LANDY gives her wonderful eating habit to Evelyn Elackstone and Lula Thomas. GENE LANG wills to Jerry Lang his special flirting ways. TOM MARTIN bequeathes to Janet Rulfs his sleeping in class and his tardiness to Janice Miller. JOHN MATHER endows upon Joe Stevens his position as tackle on the football team. DICK MILLER presents his neat appearance to Gordon Davis and his dancing ability to Jim Stacey. JACK MILLERleavesto Gary McCabe his ability to lean against the lockers while talking to the junior irls. WAYNE NEWBERRY wills his basketball skills to Alan Lamb and Bill Schappacher. ORVEN NICELY gives his seat in speech class to Bob Pillar and Frank Flege. JOANN NIEHAUS donates her petite ways to Diane Mclntosh and Janet Bray. MARTHA NIERMAN bestows upon Linda Winters her ability to like one boy. CLAUDE OSTEEN presents to Henry Lenggfellner his pitching arm. RALPH PAGE bequeathes to Bob Schwier ing his ways of being injured. GERALD PARSONS leaves his alertness to Bob Lautenslager. DONNA PETERS wills her job at Goldberg's to Diane Riley. KAY RIESENBERG presents her brains in typing to Mary Leiningaer and in shorthand to Sally Pash. BOB SCHEHR gives his ways with Miss Hall to Don Rolf and Bo Dixon. BOB SCHIERLOH bestows ugon Shirley Becker his talkative ways. CHARLES SCHULZ leaves is hair cut to -Tom Doran. A TOM STEPHAN presents to Pat Ring the way he sings cowboy songs in contemporary literature. GRACE STEPHENS glives her ability to do exercises in gym class to Janet Poe. GARY STONE wills is ways with the girls to Val Lothian and Dan Grieshaber. RALPH THEIS leaves all his brains to Emily Schmidt and Joe Dils. JOYCE VEDDERN bequeathes to Janice Veddern her shy ways. FRED VOLKENS leaves his job on the annual to Joe Boehl and Kelly Jones. u GLENDA WHITEAKER wills her sweet ways to Joyce I-Iart, Bet? Cottle and-Pegfgy Williams. SHEILA ZIMMER leaves her ways with the boys to Viola DeBor e and Christine lark. To one and all we bid a fond farewell and ask that we be kindly remembered. The Class of-1957 e ,li- - V Lrg, 1' J. limp lm gc. ,1- 4- -pn :-1 Eitwtptslf-wrwtlw SALUTATORY ADDRESS, Lesley A. Brune V , S- P lt is my privilege and pleasure to be the representative of the class of 1957, to welcome each of you to this our . if-'fx commencement exercise. Upon entering Reading High School, as freshmen, four years ago, it was nothing but a dream that we would ever be sitting here tonight. Now, as this dream is being fulfilled, we realize that our hard X work, which at times seemed unbearable, has given this reward to us. This work, plus the many achievements we have accomplished, will make a lasting impression upon our lives. ln making this dream come true we realize the tremendoushelp that has been given to us. Our parents, although sometimes taken for granted, have made many sacrifices in order to send us through high school ..... We also wish to express our gratitude to the Board of Education. They have furnished us with modern equipment, so that we will be ready to take our places in the world. They also have provided us with a very wonderful and well-trained, competent faculty who have shown great interest in us with their never-ending personal attention. Had it not been for their personal attention we would not he ready to graduate tonight. A part of this faculty, our class sponsors, are the ones closest to us. Without their help we could not have made our wonderful trip. . . . . Last, but by far least, we wish to thank the people of the community for the interest they have taken in our various projects. They have passed the school bond issue for the Hilltop School which is now in the process of being built. This, when completed, will keep Reading from becoming overcrowded in the future. We are glad that the community takes such a large part in the education of the youth of our city. We appreaiate deeply the scholarships and awards offered by the P.T,A., the Student Council, the Lions Club, the Kiwanis, American Legion, and the Garden and Literary Clubs. These organizations stress good scholarship and the preparation of the leaders of tomorrow. As we face the future there is a combination of happiness and sadness. Happiness because we know we have fulfilled our dream and are taking our places in the world. Sadness because we are leaving the halls of Reading where we have formed many pleasant memories, and made many close friends. We know that these memories and friendships will long be cherished throughout the years ..... 1 A , CLASS PRESIDENTS ADDRESS , James H. Herbstreit 'I I' Mr. Durkee, members of the Board, and friends. p As you know it is customary for the graduating class to present to the school a parting token of remembrance. di 5 . This year the class of 1957 takes a great deal of pride and pleasure in presenting to their Alma Mater a new trophy case. The case has been placed in the upper hall of the high school and will supply room for our ever-grow- ing number of trophies. We present this gift in the hopes that Reading High will continue to win praise, as we know it will in both the academic and athletic fields. ln closing l would again like to thank each and every person who has helped to make our four years here at Reading four wonderful, happy years that will linger long in the memories of each of us. VALEDICTORY ADDRESS, Richard E. Meyer l957 marks the one-hundreth anniversary of the National Education Association. A century is a long time in the life span of individuals, but in the development of institutions it is a brief period indeed. It is the exception to have within a single century distinctively new institutional forms emerge and become well established. Yet this has ,D , A occurred in American education. . . n-U Our system of education was entering a period of great expansion 100 years ago. Men such as Horace Mann and Henry Barnard incorporated the concept of educational opportunity open to all without regard to class, economic status, or religious belief- -a grand concept for liberating and dignifying each person as an individual! For the first time in any nation, during the past century in America this goal has become an accepted national purpose toward which substantial progress has been made. In 1857, the curriculum of the school was planned for only the theology and the jurisprudence aspirants. There was little or no emphasis placed upon citizenship, practical use of knowledge gained in the school, or social consciousness. Book learning was the ex- tent of education. The Little Red Schoolhouse was for teaching the three R's and had little connection with community problems. . . . If you find these facts difficult to comprehend, then, as it is often said, Friend, you ain't seen nothin' yet! In the future school will operate on a year-round basis. The need for room would demand that students go to school in shifts of nine months each. Another idea was a straight twelve month school year, which would enable a student to complete high school in three years. More students could then be accommodated. Push-button education will be a reality. Electronics will function in the school room. Desks will be wired with earphones for each student. The teacher will operate a keyboard instrument and will be able to adapt the subject matter to the individual needs of the student. Classes will become so large that a microphone, a tape recording, or a television set will have to be used in order that everyone in the room may hear the instructor's lecture. Boys will be studying along the engineering and science fields, but so will seventy-five per cent or more of the girls. These things all seem remote to us at this time, but really they are not ..... From the work of the committee for the White House Conference on Education, one fundamental fact emerges: Schools now affect the welfare of the United States more than ever before in history, and this new importance of education has been dangerously underestimated for a long time. , , , , 33 ANNUAL JUNIOIZJ-SENIOR: PROM if :ff , ,. ,.r,--jg t , x , ,- W :Q ' Q 1 -1 Lil - 6' x ' ' ,lx fx ,Hmm Q 'Aa ., ri 1 Q A -f 0 VS X0 ' 4 ? ox BOXVOO Qvae' f -5 'X L L V x 9566 YV ' V A 'W Y 4 ff new wr X0 s- off' fn . we AW A' , ix , Q 6555 vlws Ov' X ' MQ +R X 5522-jj,L i 1 ' W T313 if-1,,i,ifff A 'lffif if-?' X ,gi- ,W F ' ii :i3f '::, ,, ' PN f , . X f .4 Q2 if QS wwe' 16 Qs -X ' . , M13 'N KW? ' , 56N Q A g .K v f A' ow Q' V wx, 1 Q 'K f Ax, 3-f sfo W s .. 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' f , ' 4: f' 'bi-'S-4-W-Wwe X fw , M W me, .J , ., , 1 f Q , f Lim! qty, V ,. A ' -'QM-'f , iq it - L ,X .x f N -ij' 7 , ' . I ,5-, ,f?5::-e',.::,- ,V V f ,,lvg,5m ., 4 K k Ni . - ni gm , fb Q Y 3 ,. - ww ,df our X eq . - V' N ppingsn Jeaues King ciauae Let their be dancing ' 2 Q, ,K 4 IA, swim 51 Junior Class Representatives I I-. H' x 'QQ l it ,vu gnu f . 017101. gi W A i e i pon w i . 5 , Sofs ... i ,1vv-w f W s L 2 1 'ins Their Highnesses, our ladies-in-waiting ----- in 1 R , . . X, Their Malesties Dance ----- il i 1 ft W J .Q x I . , I i , 4 '-,,,,...v ' 5 i His Royal Majesty, King Claude Tl-IEJUNIOI-Z CLASS PIZOPHEQIEQ The date is September '23, 2000, it is a typical fall evening with orange and red leaves falling from the trees outside the Reading Community Building. The beautiful building is located in Heilmann Heights designed by that famous architect Chuck Heilmann, and the construction work was done by the Three S-C-H's who are Bob Schehr, Bob Schierloh and Chuck Schulz. The Class of 1958 has gathered for an alumni meeting. As always, the class is loafing around trying to think of something to do. Whoops! Who is this coming through the door? Why, I do declare it's Flirtacious Jean Foltz, Gabby Rose Glaser, and, of course, Ambitious Andy Frazier who is now retired from being Superintendent of R.H.S. Behind them are the two new janitors, Gerald Broom pusher Parsons and Ron Carpet-cleaner Cromer, carrying a SPACERVISION-TELETRONIC set which used to be known as TV. Gabby Glaser is going on about something or another. What's that you say? Lanky Len Hank, is on SPACERVISION tonight with his show Slim, Slim, World. Do tell. Let's tune it in. Well, there he is, Lanky Len! Hey! the picture's fading, another face appears. lt's Peaches Peters saying a few words about a new smelling stuff called, Cummins Cologne, manufactured by J.J. Cummins Company. And now back to 'Lanky' Len , says that famous announcer Babbling Don Becker. Today, says Len, we are going to go to another continent. We shall visit several American cities, and if we have time we shall visit our sister station on Mars during Slim, Slim, World. First, we'll go to the Alps. Look! Over to the left of the screen are two hunters. Hunters my eye! That's Jim Herbstreit and his training coach, Fred Volkens. Through the SPACERVISION Len talks with Jim and Fred. Len asks Jim what he is running for and what is he doing in the Alps. Fred interrupts and says that Jim is here for the Olympics. But, Jim contradicts him . What's this? ls that a letter Jim is holding? Jim speeds up his pace and yells, Go West, young man! Go West! Is that a moose on top of that mountain to the right of the screen? Yes, I think it is, or is it? No, it's Glenda Whiteaker. What could she be doing in the Alps? Lanky Len says that he has made contact with Hollywood. Yes, there is that beautiful Martin-Golden-Meyer Studio. Here come the three big wheels now, says Len. Let's stop and chat with them., Ron Golden tells us that the star of his latest speed-spinner CNO longer called hot-rod moviesj has just had an accident. Coming through the door we see that it is Reckless Gene Lang. Tom Martin interrupts Len. Tom says that Speedy Tom Stephens will take over Gene's place until he fully recovers. Dancing Dick Meyer enters the room with his latest star, Zo Zo Zimmer, better known as Sheila. Dick and Zo Zo are dis- cussing an argument that she recently had with her producer who is of course, Naughty Wayne Newberry. Zo Zo is due on the set in a few minutes and her make-up artists Lanolin Linda James ahd Elaine Hair-dresser Haddick are frantically trailing her. Tall Norma Ball rushes on the screen to clear the way for that fabulous film star Ralph Dimp1es Page and his leading lady Princess Grace Stephens whose only comment is It's getting a little Ranier. Our cameras switch to New York City, where Millionaire Jack Miller is opening his fifth night club. Bouncer Ben Bollmer says that it will be a rough night at the Club because those famous dancing stars Lucious Bonnie Landy and Cautious Kay Reisenberg will be present with their escorts Bashful Dave Bessey and Sporty Gary Stone, the new heavyweight champion of the world. Down south whip the cameras, where we enter Florida, home of the Nicely Numbsculls, that famous baseball team, There's Orv now, talking to that great pitcher, Colossal Claude Osteen. Catcher Stew Calhoun is being coached by that famous trainer, Mischievous Martha Nierman. ln the stands we see Bruiser Lesley Brune, that great lady wrestler and her opponent Vicious Joyce Veddern. Also in the stands we see that clever attorney Fearless Pat Flege and her client Dangerous Clifford Dixon. Wait! What is this? A home run over the left field fence, Paul Kramer is circling third. Manager John Mather speeds out to home plate in his fordicopter to shake hands with Klu Kramer. The SPACERVISION-TELETRONIC camera zooms to her sister station on Mars. After soaring through outer-space, too many miles to count, we faintly see a picture. Lanky Len says that many Americans travel back and forth from Mars daily. I heard that Susie's Helicopter Service is doing a booming business, managed by one of the first women to go to Mars, Susan A. Hester, who is floating in cash. There is the winner of that famous quiz program on Mars, 3565 Million-Dollar Question, Brainy Glen Bolser. When did he start studying? Hold it! Charlene Clerk Kretschmar, girl Thursday to the President of the Mars Station rushes to the scene. After whispering something to her boss who is Tedious Ralph Theis, the brilliant speaker makes an announce- ment. Ralph says thatJa ck Germ1ess Jeffries has just made a miracle medicine that will cure a disease which Ailing Nancy Asbrock and Neurotic Jo Ann Niehaus obtained while exploring a distant planet. This is truly an amazing discovery and it will certainly help the two girls when they make further explorations on distant planets. And so our time is up, speaks Leng surely some of you out there will never forget the class of 1957 and all the things that it has done to the world, or should l say for the world. This is Lanky Len Hank signing off. - ' n E As someone in the room turns off the SPACERVISION, The Class of 1958 closes its alumni meeting with the thought that this could never have been prophesied by one of us. i I UIZ J U NIO v. W? TE . .fit N' Q ,JH--W.. t Q M: wits .IW if'-QA 4 q A JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Rolf, Treasurerg Mr. Walter Pritchard, Advisorg Miss Mary Lang, Advisorg Miss Elsa Branclenberger, Advisorg Don I-Iucke, Vice-Presidemg Joe DiIs, Presidentg Janet Rulfs, Secretaryg Don Hampton, Sergeant-at-Arms. Itviissing from photo Jerry Lang, Sergeant-at-Arms.J I ' JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY 1 The Class of T958 began the iunior year by electing officers. When the votes were counted, our President I was Joe Dilsp Vice-President, Don Hucke, Secretary, Janet Rulfs, Treasurer, Don Rolf, Sergeant-at-Arms, Don l Hampton and Jerry Lang. The class felt that the motto The Wayis Hard but the Prize is Great still held a world of meaning. Our I class colors were the same, purple and white and our flower, the baby orchid. ' Once again our class sponsors were Miss Lang, Miss Brandenberger, and Mr. Pritchard, who helped in . making this year a big success. 1 At The Royal Pigskin Ball Nancy Asbrock and Jack Jeffries were crowned Football queen and king. The 1: second dance of the year was the Heart of my Heart Valentine Dance, and Janet Rulfs was our chosen queen l P I On March 29, we had a lot of fun presenting three one-act plays, which helped to increase our treasury. 1 The Mother's Club, with the help of the junior class members, gave a Smorgasbord dinner, April 28, l957. , Our money-making projects consisted of various bake sales and selling l Like or l Hate Elvis Pressley 5 pins, stationery, and Christmas candy. 1 The highlight of our iunior year was the Junior-Senior Prom, held in the ballroom of the Hotel Alms. Joyce I Veddern was chosen prom queen with Claude Osteen king. I To our sponsors, our Mothers' Club, and our friends who helped to make this a happy and fortunate year, we give our hearty thanks. wAv rc I-IAIZD, sur me PIZIZE rc erzem' ,. . 'iZ.t:Pfvili9sfI'fffw:f'-'.wlM ... .'4vfz...nsniAaiww:,sza..w .L-.fm fafwarc:1:wrsmraameu1Ii2aef.rfmf.m.a...s...a.- .. ,....sx... . . .. 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I ' - JUNIOR PLAY CAST, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Loggains, Delores Stollner, Sue Wichmann, Joyce Hart, Virginia Spencer, Shirley Becker. SECOND ROW: Kathie Price, Wilma Hollar, Kathy Caldwell, Peggy Williams, Margie Hindersman, Janice Vedtiern THIRD ROW: Gary McCabe, Jim Stacey, Sally Pash, Judy Turner, Don Rolf, Don Hampton. FOURTH ROW: Bill Brosch, Betty Chaney, Allen Lamb, Emily Schmidt, Ruth Batterson, Gail McClure. FIFTH ROW: Don Hucke, Pat Ring, Betty Cottle, Val Lothian, Ann Turner, Diane Riley. SIXTH ROW: Janet Poe, Kathie Lemon, Janet Rulfs, Mary Lou Leininger, Loretta Proffitt, Margie Sharp. SEVENTH ROW: Ken Whitaker, Bill Laque, Janet Bray, Linda Winter, Miss Hall, director, Miss Brandenberger, sponsor. EIGHTH ROW: Miss Lang, sponsor. OUIZJ QOPHOMOEJEQ Tiwdlassolytqse -,'f:.-1 -A ' PLN, 95? 11:E, :,:? ,i:11,,,5g, ., -A ::E - T X il ff' ' ., 1 R29 ..,.tb',n T 'S' ' ' -.4. 4 .-1 ' f- . I V Q 'I Q'-E' W gs gi 1-. 1 32-2-' . . P. 'L' : ,gf JQG9 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS , LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Helen Herzog, Advisor, Joe Miller, President, Robert Heilman, Secretary, Mr. John Tumer, Advisor, Sandy Morari, Vice-President, Mr. Jack Ivtatre, Advisor, Margo Hawks, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY He who is determined has half his work done. The Class of '59, under the leadership of our class sponsors, Mrs. Herzog, Mr. Matre and Mr. Turner, be- gan its very prosperous Sophomore year with the election of officers. Joe Miller was elected to the presidency. Sandy Morari was chosen Vice-Presidentp Bob Heilman, Secretary, and Margo Hawks, Treasurer. The election of Karen Bradshaw, Myrna Young, Bob Felts and Joe Miller as our representatives to Student Council was also made in the first class meeting. Sergeants-at-Arms Tara Glorius and Jim Wade were appointed in a later meet- mg. In October, our prize-winning float, ridden by Janet Adams, our attendant to the Homecoming Queen, took the top award in the contest. Our greatest money-making proiect of the year was the selling of address labels in February and March. Other proiects, such as bake sales and paper drives also helped add to our treasury. The Mother's Club formed in our Freshman year was activated this year and has already proven a great help. Having completed a very successful Sophomore year we look forward eagerly to the challenges awaiting us in our third year here at Reading High School. I-le who is D ' I-las Holly His Womb Dow. fi x 'kk Q 'N , .,,,A, ..,, J X W ,,.-,.1:,., f A , , A y I 2 5. gf 'K ,Q--,, ' Q ' ,V In , ,Q ,X A A.' 1' V. ' ,J q I W I ml v A J ,,.,,: ' B V 1' 'vm af ,, ,',,, 1' fgf' M' 'Z E431 ,, X . -W ..,: -C , 1 'vm :f f ,ff ,f x x NN' fre IQ Dx 19 In A .0 mew4. ' gigs' iv-N.. I we , H- Janet Adams Virginia Ashley Mary Bowyer Karen Bradshaw Carol Brake Sue Bryant Alfretta Castner Jeanette Caudill Linda Coburn Mary Beth Colligan ina Dorst Carolyn Drew Carol Edwards Sandra Ervin I ,,,, W 7. 1 Q? 4- -. . 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Winston Raney ' WK V 4 ig 1'-5 my -3.5 ,M Richard Re dwine . 9 V A ,K vc Q' Earl Richardson P - - ..- Al Riesenberg K' ' 3 N ,S Robert Sarvak Fred Schmidt Edward Smith Larry Smith Rodney Smith X. - 5 Vg x f . . .. A x i vs hw 1' f N S xc- -t l Er . ' jg x . Q Q 'ala' '5 '.1 Tx w 'Q Cars 'V fig 52:5 a ,l '-t X X- N. .- R M sw - T '7 'W ' Chris Stoddart wu- A -v ua Phil Thoms ' W, -., f' N ling' Sene Tokarsky ll, .. . as H , :W Q Q. i f ,hh u ' Richard Vance i Q A ,X Q - S ' Tom Vanover eu. 1 -,- ii ' H -.- 3 1, - V fx, Allen Waddle ' A' 'M Kgs S A N 'P' James Wade N., M -1, N, Gil Walston of James Wanner 7 Kenneth Weeks 'Cl' .' '53, A 4 . 1 A Bob Davidson F I, .V g F ' ' V, 'W' - 1 ,Q gm.: Dan Q! 'N '-' , A A N Meisenheimer N ffm' 1' - .Q Carrol Carter W sg 7 y 'f R -'i. ' Bob Felts ' a , 4' HALF I-HQ WOPA6 DONE M. xr iv Fenestra Ma gna Ei, 'I Pulchrae Puellae ,1 A ' 1 M 'Sf CLASSICS CLUB TOURS Ad Altari Dei Romulus et Remus m ez-it asf id se. if 1 ,-L vu, 'Q 2,2 1 i' .9 , Www an . ,, . . , x -., A , . , , ,wt N 4 Q V 7, W .,.1v?f' e 'E iff.-f L .- qw I- 5, -'1-H Ga N i 1- K 'J ,W sm s Ohio State Campus Studiosi Virxl CINCINNATI , -.x .,., Z I, ,HM , , ,M Is , J ---,,, f s ,L -,K --Q, . ,- .,, ww ,, NM OUIZ IZEQF-'MEN Tlwovassofyroeo ,'--. N 'X 73 NX IQ vw, I 1 wwQf ,I 1' M ' 2 E ., s , ,. x lg ,Q . ' E 'FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisors, Mr. Jess Ellis, Mr. Lafe Miller, Miss Nancy Chapmang Secretary, Mary Lou Millerg Treasurer, Sylvia Leiningerg President, Patsy Vedderng Vice-President, Harold Smith. FRESHMAN CLASS The class of T960 started their year out by electing their class officers: President, Patsy Veddern, Vice- President, Harold Smith, Secretary, Mary Lou Miller, Treasurer, Sylvia Leininger, and assistant Treasurer, Pat Leisring. The members in Student Council are Patsy Veddern, Harold Smith, Jacqueline Hollis and Dennis Thompson. Also there are two members in the Safety Council, Patsy Veddern and Dennis Joyce. Our motto is Work Brings Its Own Rewards, colors are mint green and white, and class flower is a white rose. The class has been working on the following money-making projects, collecting tax stamps, selling tickets for the Holiday Ice Show, selling candy apples, bake sales, paper drive and a dance. Our largest and most successful proiect was our dance, Sleigh Bell Bop. The two projects the class worked together on were the Homecoming float and a Christmas party. Our goal for the year was a thousand dollars. We planned a budget for our bake sales, paper drive, dues, and other proiects so we could reach our goal. Wefvsqish to thank our sponsors, Miss Chapman, Mr. Ellis, and Mr. Miller for making our Freshman year so success u . Bangs its oww ,.gMfe:m.,,:.u:::m4,,-N ' -' ' vJ,..,,.,ZL5 f,etffytw-vfrffF f??iT-VNV?'Z-Qfsiwikxzgfe ef , T 'f--'c- W we FQIEQENTTHE r-21212-.Q 1-:MEN 1 'M' ' my , V A X.. . , , J nv . J X , of jf rf, L ,gf we Q 'wr ' : 'M sv . . ' - , ei ..,, N . . V ,. ,V ' ' ' . M Nr du ' 5+ . 9 U - K W., L: HW' A . A , ' V 1 U J X 4' v ' '. , wx X A 4 , 2 if-vf,,m+ Sri 2 V ' fs-Y 1 X- My f f f. ,E ,ss ,ff X V 4n,fvfsf,?sf11.' I 1' C f 1 .ww , N X: . .N ..,, f,,4sy..MQx'QQ.i34m.sgQf J W fe. H 4 ,s,,.v. , ,if , P in ,V ,,,.,,,. .. , . , A .1,1.Q.wg,'fi4-:f:.s xgf,-'sggfgggfsifzifsqi' g 7 5 f fx, ,f-. f ,V yvf, ,fe A X .- ,,,.42-3m . ym. ,Q 1 gil ' V1 .. ' - 1 I. : -4 , , - JI.-1, .4- 'ia ' ' ' S 17532 - H - R wwf' when - refuse 1-rs, ul ' f . , -, 0 . 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'Qi 'W 3 , R, ,M f ,Q Q, 15- .V 5 35 X , Q , X f x YA N , , , nf mx .1 ey, , 5 S if' EW Jaclyn Benne Judy Borchelt Melinda Borchers Carolyn Clark Sandra Deskins Betty Dietz Emma Ellis Charlotte Farmer Barbara Helmich Jacqueline Hollis Janet Johnson Mary Jones Brenda Judy Judith Keim Sylvia Leininger Patricia Leisring Carol Lett Arlene Lewis Lula Malicoat Sharon Matthews Anita Meyer Mary Lou Miller Sharon Miller WOI-2flCf EIZINGQ ITQ QQLQ Joyce Newberry Marcella Oney Patricia Poynter Nancy Price Patricia Reising Bonnie Richardson Mary Sauer Angelika Schmitt Wanda Sloan Jean Stollner Joan Stollner LaVerne Taylor Marilyn Taylor Clara Theders Mary Van Dyke Patsy Veddern Margaret Warfield Jackie Whanger Sharon Whitaker Yvonne Williams Carolyn Wilson Patricia Yauch Judy Zimmerman NOT PICTURED: Elizabeth Niefield OLAQQ OF- 1960 ' ' Y - - , ..w.........,,.. ,,.v..,,.. ,,,..,., ,... . ,.,,..,,,. ,, ,..,....,. 5 1 I J 1 l Q MJ, W J , R :N X i ,, . 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BPJINGQITQ I , . ,- ..., , ,, ,www ,.,,..,:-I-A Y,.. - , ,..-,..w,,,,g4.--A-gg-451,-gm, BOYQ CLAQQ OF 1960 Donald Moore Jesse Moore Don Parrott Lawrence Perkins Ken Proffitt Ralph Redwine Jim Rolman Lonnie Rose David Rutter James Dale Shaw Allen Sigel Donald Smedley Harold Smith Clifford Stacey James Stall Richard Stephan Thomas Stephenson Dennis Thompson Thomas Tucker Daniel Von Bargen Delbert Whitson Danny Wyrick NOT PICTURED: Dick Du Puy Jean Roche grim .. . 'V' 1 T M .vpn H sw. 'ci l ' sl sw ws S isa'- rw' Q sn . K 'K -N Y: .f V A T, . i , 1 sw , Q W I . 'V+ ,yts mff 'Lil -vw qs., st Ni, 5 A 'es ,, 'xx' 1,1 5 f r'-N ,Q ,,. ,, ,M V I 'Sk V l m ,QA ,m x .., tc. r VL. . K,? x, - X' km Q T '3-ff' .,,, , if Q. 'K' -' W 'S 'Nr W' in A -Y fn N , , . M ., - if 1- 3 ' 4 11 T . - ,, A - A A . . , uv- f , . s V-, R 'V I l ..,., l l 'V ' . - 5 ,t .f - -N E , ' ' S -V' W is W 6 ,f -. 'W J M 5 21.2525 .WI Q Meant, , - .tw 1 pig? ,img 7' ' -I ,bt ,. ' f A ' f ' 4 F ., A. if x h W mf- 'A 4,4 fv- N I, . -' V Y' , TT- ox. 2 5 N,,u,,, Q, sg -v -, , ' 2 uf' . ' s in lg' it ,K L qi -,Lx - Jr -A ,ze 'S if .. , W, OWN IZEWAFZJDQ ff ?5t?g1jji3g1j ., ' Y 'Lf ff N, r EASTER PARADE 1-u.14Lvf1m www wmmmwawwwwmwv mm Jnumwm 4:1 mm L W 5 9' fa? , A X ,w?+w:?Vf,f S f ,, Q Q is MN f ,Ze Sludanf Gu..,1fal' o F 1 fleudincl 5411210011 4 c REQUESTS THE HONOR OF Youn PRESENCE AT THE D L tlld.QIlt LOILHCEI7 EQEQCVONOT 1g3GAlquQt ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 29TH sEvEN O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING School Cafeteria GRATIA + 1 2 3 ma.. 1 'f z . gm N , x +5-m.,- I f 4 J 1 X 2 A WE 2-ff ' X 5' 54.2 , f x ,V q X 7475 ml Egfr. 1.-.Q , wi i ,,q My Q ,QQ 1' C D . 1 , ,N Y IX N9 ' '- 'B N R-6 Q is 5 is 5 . .. '65 y if 'J Q f rv my -1 xv X X at S! , , L, M4' 'N , 'Wie . 16 Ev-M U2 EIGHT!-I GRAD Tlwodassofyioei T .FQ4 5 2 'I iiqf' EIGHT!-I GRADE CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Dorothy Roadarmour, Advisorg John Walton, Presidentg Earl Scharfenberger Secretarvg Mr, James Johnson, Advisory Carolyn Rolf, Vice-Presidentg Ivlr. Don Mohr, Advisor. EIGHTH GRADE The Eighth Grade elected the following officers: President, John Walton, Vice-President, Carolyn Rolf, Secretary, Earl Scharfenbergerg Treasurer, Sandy Klingelhoffer. Mary Arand and Roy Evans are the repre- sentatives to the Student Council. The class sponsors are Miss Roadarmour, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Mohr. We have had two bake sales which were both successful. A beautiful picture of the Skyline of Cincinn ati: was purchased for the geography room and we are sponsoring the new Junior High baseball uniforms. We also collected money at Christmas for a worthy family in our community. We, and the Seventh Grade, are sponsoring two dances which we enjoy very much and we also receive a nice sum of money from each. Tow Emdlw Best is Owds Li6a's Ambitiow F P1211-LQENT1' 1: ,3 A: ' A , - Z, M M ,W 'N . -- 1 'W ' X it A A Mary Arand Q , Q we-W A 5.13 5 Julie B0WYe . M Q- ' Jeannette Braumnger ' Penny Brooks a A f4f '14 fry ' P 2571 sw W 5 X 4515 5,-.hx Vg, M. j A . l ! wr Jr V Donna Cunningham . .Y Joy Cutter Jane Dahlburg If Nancy Dekaney 1 5 .. l , Q u Xl Q K X WWW? Y M Q ,.,., . I W' 'ws ' V 'if' V at . Www . ffgsfx mfg s '- 'w 1 25 2 fir 5 ': V 2 r' 2. . ' A L ' L ' Y L if KY? ,, ,,... . t i V , 'e f,,:l ww mg 232.1 .,,,.. Y-T i: :Lv ,N , Q ,W B V Karen Delong ' 1 .si 'B B im yi . N 7'lf' Sonia Deskins A Patt Dlggins Lin a Dixon H Qr L Q.,.. L gm: t 'P 'A - '45 P L QU W Betty Dorst 'rf-we Barbara Ellis Lois Goforth Phyllis Gorham as :::,,-5-wr S5-, gs, xv X as v X 5 4 L 4 it H .4 ,.V :g K . ,ey . 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X o u t EVENT!-I Q QA D Tlwdass 061962 2 I I 5 Q SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Birt, Advisorg James Barton, Treasurerg Carroll Tunker, Secretaryg Mrs. Kieffer, Acivisorg Timothy Hostiuck, Presidentg John Lakatos, Vice-Presidenrg Mrs. Krausser, Advisor. SEVENTH GRADE In September the prospective class of T962 entered the portals of Reading High School. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: Tim Hostiuck, Presidentp John Lakatos, Vice-Presidentp Carroll Tunker, Secretaryp James Bolton, Treasurer. The motto we chose is: Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Our colors are pink and white with a pink rose as our flower. The cheerleaders included six seventh graders--Sandy Weisenborn, Cheryl Stokes, Joyce Volkens, Sandy McClure, Cheryl Landy and Carroll Tunker. Dallas Maugle and Wanda Manning were our representatives to Student Council. The bake sale we held in mid-winter proved very successful, and we climaxed our year with a second dance which we shared with the eighth grade. Dordt Puff 066 Until TOIMDRILOWI What Yow Cam do Todag .-d-',..,. ,.,.,....,.,,,..m......,.... J mmgmmiumf-rwiiwrsmwiv 2 , ivcrcomrmu P rw. 4 - V. was ,ui , - ...M ' :ez -1 V ,- ,W , g a tw ., .Q N, 1 'gr ,f Yew? - X, . ,., ,A . ,X ,, A , , ' r ,, r 1. . ' ' ' P' Ei. i . my M 1- N, h x ' W, 1 Y 2 5 .,,- wg , , , I N, X X' Q, Q . 7 ' Km 3, W, , lx' th ' 443, Qi, l. ,,V. f 'V ,,Q,,,,,v,.4 qw fl. , M ff B g 2 'as -ff 'Z 5 5 G , . A 1 ig 5 4 B Q V f - log f k L .. 1 5 V I - '. X V Q 426 . .,.. 2 avr ' 2 S nw. ' F - , b 'X f . f -' lx f 'vs' , z 1. ,go mf' , f -W' Ralf' -fe- .M Q ' 2, A 9 ' 2, ? z M- ' 7 4 1 A f Y,-' ' ,, r '--, , ..,, 1 N Sw f ' xi . .nmFl:...,l fix 5 ggifg, I ,,, ..,..,, ,Q .,,. Q., , Ze! Wywf hx ff, wit :W Q fwvftrwfr , M Y, 1 Q 1 . M X UQ Q if 32 X ,Qfiizy f 'W W 'gvj egg QQ L' 1 X , - . 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'wg,g1,y4. -ff ' r ,N 4 o o N T P U 1' 0 F F U T' L i t N aff 5 GIZADEGIPJLQ OLAQQOFIQQQ Wanda Manning Shirley Manuel Charlene Mayton Marion Meyer Janette Owens Carol Pavey Sandra Riley Susan Schmidt Diane Shatto Evelyn Slade Cheryl Stokes Patricia Tegeder Phyllis Thoms Carroll Tunlcer Judy Vance Joyce Volkens Sandra Weisenborn Sandra Wettig Barbara Whitaker 'Sf V. VU' ww- ,wr S, .,.' N 8 xg y - X rf ' ' x , , F .ig was Il? sf. .- S W ix v. va: 'pk 5' x F . ,w ws. at -rv -, - ' i A r '13, rt-'TY' g55fQ,f' -Y I N f.. if -v A FE W! 415 I4 ' an part w-tiff' 1 1 A 2 ,fr ' . t Q . v ..- 1 ' t as f ' sa We ' saw , C ' 'V' C N-. A , v' v xx x U 1. at Y? 'fm gy , . 'Q'-.V x 'sr' wg.,---v lf. F, nn . al, 'f, --Y IF x-gp 'hy' ooroww WE PIZEQENTTI-IE SEVENTH i N. . ..,,,,,,W l 4f 1iI ' f F aim J A, ..f!'I,,g,A . ' U' V, 2' ' 1 ' , min: . A-Q., x V 'Nr K af if N an . N.. 1 'W' la fm V 1 ., .Q Bw- .V -,J V. 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Wayne Ficke Dennis Fields James Haydn Q Timmy Hostiuck A xr James Jerney DONT PUTJOF-F UNTIL TOMOIZIZOW GRADE BOYS Robert Junk Robert Keith John Lakatos Eugene McAlister Dallas Maugle Carl Oney Jerry Peters Raymond Rechenbera R0beff Ring p S... , .:Z.: James Schneider vs. Robert Sirk Ralph F. Spencer 's' if John M. Staten W W v Dennis Stephenson 4 li Roy Stevens D Todd Stone M W X Barry Tarter Dickie Vanover gg?-al gf I .J-'f' Darrell Vaughn P , I Donald Wagner A 0' Donald Wheat 'F Robert Willet li M - Mike Anderson xi xr- N.,U Ff - I , v : im lv' -W 301 f',: Q 3 e fm t an 'awe OLAQQOl21Qe2 l-:al ax Q MY: . RM' M , fart. ,i 561' 41 ghfk- Q if Q -er 7. www Y ,l 'lnr' ' 4 V , ,. . V . J ' 0 r ' ' 1: ::., i R3 is - ,wwf M ,,..1 'Y X X 'Qs-W' 'f ' ,H N. .sl -. 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S IIIIIIIIEI I a' I gi ' I I 'vo I Intermission Dance an ,ummm-Lynn al TIONQ mervpuoow TYPHOON STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Janet Rulfs. Emily Schmidt, Joyce Veddern. SECOND ROW: Linda Winter, Joyce Huff, Bonnie Landy. THIRD ROW: Glenda Whiteaker, Sheila Zimmer. FOURTH ROW: Grace Stepheni, Ruth Batterson. STANDING: Mrs. Wick, Advisor. -I ' - A f '- V '- 2 13W w , , a .,:,:A. -. -51, , , , Mx.. ,M ,, ,.4. N . H ., , . WU ' -45 , x -.1-1 .-2.3 -Q'-'-rycfzw '-:15..': '-4,512'. -. -'S 1 4 Vcif.lp:fgSg:ff-, , QQ 't : f-..'5'I.1-1 A' . ' 'r .'f' '-Kuff-'YSL ,, . '-vw sv i '3 I- 'Vela ' 9'- i .jzgamfii-'zf:fv.'.1: ' -ff wi V 1 y -4z, V-ig-wav-: sa -.f,:1:,:1'11f'Vfsaaw M- Q - , -. ff 1:-4 :-6 ,-. -- . - ' 4 .-nf. -ef -rl ,..:f.,. - . W -if ' ZE:j7?E5f'- 1- J, 'W ,,1 , ,ff-'gif a W 4: N 1' -'-' 1:2 X -I'E':-pin. .firlvnlizi-2-:Av-12:22. -4' WF V: 4: - 4-14:-:cv 4, 2:J4V vf . , -,V:, I '- wg, 1, -:,:4V5g:g:5 9:-r-rf'-.,k.::g:,a3j4.' ' ,-r:-g-:V.-.f ,, -: ' ' ov, Lge: :qyff-'rlmxf .. 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' Y K at f W ., ,..,, ., 4. arms we ,X?'1,s , 3. 3 fwfr we Bw - , E2 F F the 5 ' I HONOR SOCIETY, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Riley, Margie Hmdersman, Betty Cottle J 3 I , as 1 ,fi b .A 5 ' me ' - ,, QF' 3 i se ,ev s st Dick Meyer, Miss Branclenberger, Advisor, Emily Schmidt, Virginia Spencer. SECOND ROW: Joan Loggains, Dolores Stollner, Sue Wichman, Mary Lou Leininger, Lesley Brune, Loretta Proffitt, Pat Rina, Sheila Zimmer. THIRD ROW: Don Rolf, Joe Dils, Claude Os teen, Bill La que . O L Wit I M, V., ,,A, Q t , 1 1 J' A ' ff an T ,, N ' N. 3 , ., JJ a sa r STUDENT COUNCIL, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Joyce A d, Mr. Andrew Frazier Hall, Advisor, Dallas Maugle, Wanda Manning, Roy Evans, Mary ran Advisor. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Smith, Dennis Thom pson, Joe Miller, Joe Dils, Ben Par Veddern Joyce Huff, Sue Bollmer, Bob Felts, Emily Schmidt, President, Jim Herostriet, sy , Hester, Norbert Brauninger, Myrna Luers, Myrna Young, Karen B radshaw and Jackie Hollis. I 11 11 11 - 1 in his to . K Q s 5 N I ' I if x CTI -- I ee as I-I 15' 1: y ggi if f sa' W sv' ggiw we 9 ' Q gf I lffi 1:4 M v , -'H' V Y TK N 4-O -1' Qian ! 17' . Q 2 , ' ' 'V K v--if 4' v . ' I r nv' I ' ,of-5 Pi? , NMI if R We li Y-TEENS, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Mather, Carolyn Mrusek, Judy Zimmerman, Donna Peters, Bonnie Landy, Grace Stephens, Jeanne McCarthy, Janice Willet, Joyce Huff, Clara Whiteaker. SECOND ROW: Wilma Hollar, Janet Bray, Sharon Miller, Melinda Borchers, Sylvia Leininger, Carol Edwards, Nancy Price, Bonnie Richardson, Jaclyn Benne, Mary Sour, Janice Miller, Glenda Whiteaker. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Leininger, Betty Dietz, Lula Malicoat, Ruth Batterson, Elaine Haddick, Angelika Schmitt, Susan Hosmer, Norma Ball, Mary Lou Miller, Carol Brake, Kathy Caldwell, Joyce Veddern, Miss Foltz, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Judy Borchelt, Myrna Luers, Evelyn Blackstone, Margo Hawks, Janet Adams, Carolyn Clark, Pat Leisring, Jeanette Caudill, Dorothy Green Sue Wichmann, Loretta Proffitt, Diane Mclntosh. FIFTH ROW: Janice Veddern, Janet Rulfs, Pat Reising, Martha Nierman, Gail McClure, Sandy Morari, Kay Riesenberg, Betty Burger, Marilyn Taylor, Judy Turner, Dora Jones. SIXTH ROW: Janet Poe, Mary Jones Sue Burns, Carolyn Drew, Karen Bradshaw, Sue Bryant, Myrna Young, Jean Stollner, Joan Stollner, Margie Hindersman, Jackie Whanger, Brenda Judy. SEVENTH ROW: Barbara Richardson, Clara Theders, Janet Johnson, Barbara Helmich, Linda Coburn, Jackie Hollis, Alfretta Castner, Sharon Mathews, Anita Meyer, Carol Wilson, Catherine Price, Virginia Ashley. D!! , ,,,, my U ' B ix- F LIBRARY CLUB, SITTING: Pat Flege, Marie Stirnkorb, Heidi Redlich, Evelyn Blackstone, Anita Mullins, Sue Wichmann, Wayne Denny, Miss Runyan, librarian, Clarence Parsons. Q, ..- ,, L If I I Q L, F21 Y w -V :.i1.,.::r::::2'f'2wtw2,,Ec+f4'm::m:w't'r'MW' no ,xxrsezwwswxmnbzrwsm Teaciwfw IZ!-IQ FM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Turner, Advisor, Lesley Brune, Kathy Caldwell, Shirley Becker, Ruth Batterson, Diane Mclntosh, Linda Winter, Betty Burger, Sally Pash, Mr. Frazier, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Loretta Proffitt, Janice Veddern, Sheila Zimmer, Bonnie Landy, Linda James, Glenda Whiteaker, Margie Hindersman, Donna Peters. THIRD ROW: Janet Adams, Judy Turner, Gail McClure, Betty Cottlc, Jenny Ashley, Peg Williams, Pat Flege. FOURTH ROW: Jim Fannin, Dolores Stollner, Heidi Redlich, Marie Stirnkorb, Joyce Huff, Ann Turner, Grace Stephens, Ron Golden. CHESS CLUB, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Williams, Bill Bessey, Philip Maynard, James Elliot. SECOND ROW: Ronald Golden, Virginia Ashley, Bob Heilman, Dennis Thompson. THIRD ROW: Jim Peters, Myrna Young, Dick Redwine. STANDING: Philip Thoms, Tara Glorius, Jim Fannin, Clara Whiteaker. STANDING: Mr. Singer, Advisor. 70 Home fr Q Y. 'S - B y H HOME ECONOMXCS LEFT TO N SENXOR HTG GROUP , FXRST ROW , RTGHT: S. Hesmer, A. Casrner, . ., Bail, E. Chaney C. WiTson, L. P Maiicoar. SECOND ROW: L. Coburn. S. Harrman, C. Marher, 3. Lorz, C. Lerr, S. Bryanr. THXRD ROW: C. Drew, C. Mrusek, P. Surman, C. Fink, S. Caudih, G. Whireaker. FOURTH ROW , ST ANDTNG: N. Price, M.L. MiTier, E. Landy. S. Zimmer, 5. Cummins, M. Nierman, D. Srohner, L. Brune. lv I A. . it N wi 1: 2 4' H A3133 .. q fwwfy A GJ - s . - IP' Wm! .a 0 5 'Q RR .,.. if? . , an F 5: H , .1 8 3 ff ffl 1 Fi A - Af f x .,, ,, ,- L 'Qi ., . T M- ri n ' ' .., . If 'sf Q' ,L-' Srh GRADE HOME ECONOMTCS GROUP , FXRST ROW , LEFT TO RXGHT: L. Mullins, M. Arand, .A. Miiier, E. Dorsr, P. Weeks, D. Cunningham, C. Richardson. SECOND ROW: P. Brooks, E. Ellis, B. Riiey, C. Wiiiiams, P. Gorham. S. Young, S. Currer, S Parsons, D. TerreH. ,emma Sienna' Winner in Nyodeymg, gms THXRD ROW: G. Osreen, S. Deskins, S. Brauninger, E. Sauer, E. Osborne, S. Riingeihoiier, advice hom M155 gohzx Home EC Xngigucloti L. Dixon, N. Dekaney, S. Bowyer. FOURTH ROW: G. Mayor, D. Sayior, D. Tare, E. MiHer, XE. Mukienix, M. Richenberg, E. Hasier, P. Trihhey, 3. Dahiberg. S. Manning, K. DeTong, . Roi . 'ITH GRADE HOME ECONOMTCS GROUP , FXRST ROW , LEFT TO RTGHT: P. Pavey, C. Srokes, W. Manning, R. Geherr, G. Gresham, C. Mayron, B. McKinney, C. Landy, V . Land. SECOND ROW: E. Siade, C. Pavey, D. Dunlop, S. RiTey, S. Manuet, 3. Voihens, S. McCiure, E. Whiraker, D. Sharro, 3, Gregory, P. Lorspeich. THTRD ROW: S. Armsrrong, M. Sack- son, 3. Erayj, P. Thorns, C. Tunher, S. Weisenborn, S. Bach, R. Armacosr, 1. ance, E. Land, E. Morsch. FOURTH ROW: S. Werrig, H. Henrsch, P. Tegeder, K. Henry, S. Owens, S. Harris, M. Carriger, S. Schmidr, E. Harris, E. Eick, M. Meyer. 'H' ,..H......N.t......,,,...,,,.r..,..m.,.,.,,..4-...-,,,.W..M...........,.t.,....,....:.i,..st.,,..c.n,,,,..,,,.,.,,,,,,.,. ,,,, M, ---if ,, .r V . Q ,. , - 4- I ' ---- f- - . I A- I 1, H . V . A , p V Ffteslumaw FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Smith Sharon Miller Janet Johnson Betty Dietz Anita Meyer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Singer Advisor' Bill Bethea Truman Fields Ken Proffitt Clifford Stacey Jack Gorbett. THIRD ROW: Jackie Hollis Jim Rolman Gerald Hehn, Ralph Redwine, Tom Bittner, Patsy Veddern. FOURTH ROW: Dick Redwine, Dennis Thompson, Jim Coble, Kenneth Barker, Dale Shaw, Bill Durkee. l otaeeroe owe Aretha JCEEEPQ v i 1 U ' :',1 I I , LEFT TO RIGHT, SITTING: Ruth Batterson, Patsy Veddern, Sheila Zimmer, Ralph Spencer, Lesley Brune, Bill Laque, Dean Terrill. STANDING: Sponsors, Miss Foltz and Mr. Johnson, Karen Bradshaw, Carroll Tunker, Claude Osteen, Bob Finney. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Grau, Phil Thoms, Dorothy Green, Linda Coburn, Carol Edwards. SECOND ROW: Margo Hawks, Karen Bradshaw, Carol Brake, Janet Adams, Tara Glorius. THIRD ROW: Ron Bolser, Winston Raney, Alvin Riesenberg, Joe Miller. FOURTH ROW: William Bessey, Phil Maynard, Bob Heilman, Gene Tokarsky. C lx! X 'mm Q.. , , 1 . x , A f Nast?-' X x ,I 'il- -it LW! Q Mt. .,,. ., ,... . fwlwam .... ,. . , 7.0! W. , . s. V swgwxw we i V Q 32 ' ss , .Aa , 1 'I ,, fr N mars 1 . -aw , 2 1 I P aa , L , - 1 an N 1 v A ' ,.,,,,,,,.at,,,.m...5,.1 'WMaa,a,,Cw,.,, M, 1, 'ef I-W ' W G' 3 A ,VWAWKWAQKY V -W A as .r,-ww.-W alwawfwne-wmv'--v ws' 1- 9 ,f-1 wwf R, -1 ...lf ,ww 'I ......L..,.. ww 'I' PUPILPERSONNELDEPARTMENT, SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Frances Smith, Teacher of Special Class, Mrs. Lucille Krausser, s 4 ,... 1' '. , ,. , . Junior High Dean of Girls, Mr. Robert C. Howe, Director of Pupil Personnel Services, Mrs. Helen Herzog, Remedial Reading Teacher, Mrs. Gladys Gateff, School Nurse. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Andrew Frazier, High School Dean of Boys, Miss Marie Hall, High School Dean of Girls, Mr. James Johnson, Junior High Dean of Boys, Mr. William Trapp, Attendance Officer. He- l . J J , 6 I ml i w ki ' R - ' , -J ,Q , Q.: ' g- s ' 4 imp - f JM ff' ,A.. i ' i. A 'jig' fi, I I ' I , I Qc, ,og ff , , .za V '4Lfc4',f gln, flap. 'T' J' 1 as Q-.ff 'F J A N l SEHUU 'Q zfim 5525501 smut wwf- Pabwlb 0710 pn 7-R001 PATROL BOYS, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Blair, Roger Klingelhoffer, Danny Woodruff. SECOND ROW: David Brownsfield, John Vale, Jimmy Wilhelm, Lee Wagner, Dick Thompson, Ronnie McKinney, Mike Senick, Ricky Samuels, Mike Prater. THIRD ROW: Roger Ellis, Bobby Waddle, Grigsby Sykens, Bob Gifford, Terry Boeddeker, Ricky Wagner, Eddie Sill, Fred Hoffman, Robert Stacey, Harry Armacost. FOURTH ROW: Don Redwine, Clayton Castner, David Carriger, Gary Van Dyke, Don Powell, Don Camp- bell, Denny Dunn, Robert Junk, Ralph Spencer, Jerry Anderson. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Johnson, Advisor, Darrell Vaughn. Isles 5? HRJIQTMAQ ATI2fHQ ocmAaa5p, ' 'f HSHenfIQi9hf Relax, Too! QW -ffl ff,f2f3g 3 1 1, its r 4 f Qaf fkg 'K 35 mffuz 'A' ffcfxii , , . . . , , ,1 'Vf' gli, ,ff M ex, jg,-mf ,H-..vr,ff,iN-4 ,EI-wr' 3 X33iF1 '1 4 J- jsp ,, ': A.. L QR WS L i 9 R h e T Q 51 d 3 455,055 Stage Hands WE PPJEQENTTHE if N 130 , We Majowftes it ea-liwwfvl Clwstmas K. ilk-i I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Batterson, K. Lemon, S. Moran, B. Judy, P M. Sauer, B. Durkee, J. Boehl, J. Schneider, J. Cutter, C. Stoddard, M. Colligan R. Walters, J. Borchelt, K. Bradshaw, B. Finney, T. Bittner, C. Rolf, J. Stacey, B Turner, M. Arand, E. Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Matte, Director, H. Lengfellner lime L 'ff L.- Ll X' hx., x, ,NX fri. 9? Jr ' 'A ' 'ff' lr , - W , Q --LL fix 1-9 . , , 3 ' ,X ,J L.: , ? L-J 1 , Lv' I' , . V g 1 ,I ' X , Q 1 lg li ' h ' 1 Q fear 'qfs ?.Q,,wT -wr . Q :R Q , I fist V i 14.1, I 1 W. 'YT fag' V-5 gm A f u ' ,E - ' 'Q ' , f K Q 'gg W W q, , K x W I Q .. 0 K S , , ! 5 5 I 5 s . ,,, .285 If ' H i A F Y J? ,Y .. K... - Q . V- ' . . ' aww- W--wg - '-1-i 7' 5 , Q is wi: 1 Q 3 9 - f -, , f' '- 53. 3 1 3 2 4 U ZW' Vw' ' 0 gi M f if 5 , . 1 ! ' A I ,f ,l P k V I ' 9 li ii ,ML4 r UI-21 CHEEEJLEADEIZQ I!! --R2 6 '---- A- .. NM.. X . -...,., N Y-.X...., A... -L, ---...,,.,,...,,,,N wwf-..... ---1.-,.... -'+---.-....,,,..w M...-.., ---Q... ...-..... mr., -.W Q- M... -, wr if .,, Mn... '- --QNW' - -.....,.. ---'N--r WMD' 'TTA . .L ww-M., '- -..,.....,,, ,L 4 . 1--.L hh'-fe-M.. .A 5 f ,......, ev...-..Y..... . ' ,-.., ,--,A ...MW ,Q - --W, +-ml if-.....L,jW, E' K . W... .0 - ,- W ---Q.-f....,,.,, I' r-, Q -.' ' 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS , LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Klingelhoffer, Mary Arand, Carol Williams, Berry Dorsr. I .- S? .- Q ' af. I nf pi. in ..- lie xx-Q 7th GRADE CHEERLEADERS , LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Stokes, Joyce Volkens, Donna Porter, Carroll Tunker, Sandra Weisenborn, Cheryl Landy. A 'i 1. Y., V H231 , x RESERVE CHEERLEADERS , TOP TO BOTTOM: Myrna Young, Captaing Carolyn Drew, Pat Haverty, Joyce Newberry, Janice Willet, Anita Meyer. J 'P', , 5, ,QQ . ., 5' 1 3 I 1 1 Ja l, If 1 n,. 9' 4 27, A . i H 'v A I' QNAPINTHEAHZ 'A gt 4 vaagaiwtgi tx ea is-C' 1, Qt, Q4 Q. X , 6 X X Xl Y m X E we 2 at ,M v .ff TGS? 'Mg fa if fi' x 'Q M. x ,fkffw ' 22 ,.,5f'lwWNWwQiggQ at 1 N A M' . -e-ire: as-tee 4 ' i Utd, fn Q Q 1 , 3 V seem. fee- r. .ist 'L-'fi' ,Q k VARSITY FOO ef f s 5. s.. 'ti it , l FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clifford sreeey, Kennethl Jerfley, Jim Peters, Jim Stacey. SECOND ROW: Tom Bipmel-,l RHUSY- JSFYY Apkirlg, Kenneth Weeks, Jack Jefferies, Ronniel Hf1fPef9 Head Coach, Kenneth Powers, Dennis Joyce, Jim Rol- Hrll, Leonard Hank, Bob Pillar, Bill Laque, Bill Bethea, Jim Tom Doran, Henry Lengefellner, Fred Schmidt, Nelson Miller, W e we 1' .Q Avi ' f :sb A fm C' 4:1 fu V, W -Q 50 ,vw -. vw 4' N 3 N -'Hs' e Qi 95 - SIR 0 ., Q sv. , us, e Us ag Tiiyy, .2 x X 'SQ.Xf. gf 5 ' 0 5- Q .' M, Y . Q XXX is N -12' ,M X IX i s?.s':-- f 'Sf -cf m Q, o 'tr f Pye. Q G 5 -29 5' SQ' 4? W. e -N e -- , -- QJ Q 55,53 X? r N5 A ve Q, if -, o -W L Q- -c- Q e ze -we e -8' 0 '- rf K 3 34 2 A 59 F 'M N:- E A 55 5 Q 5 47 3 Q' L -. X ' P' Q 'Z 3 ,QJFSQU jeg? 5 N ' 5,XNQ .f56.- 45537, , r- sw N 0 ,Q .S 5 6' Q' -If ,Q G? N K I, ' 't7,?+?f?.5,5?',6etf QMWX 5 NN Q 3, .59 -5' -iv asf' -we 'Q N: 1 Q ca , .P Cb .a S, ee ,, f. Q b ,f 0, e0 Q' -5 .Sf C -Q? 5 A ew X-:te'fzeset SQ 'NX-3 gg- ey 5 X fa' . Sf 57 31 'QA5l',g:f 3 Ny,-5 Exe QQ? We '16 xxx 153, S' f .X Q Q Q1 llbkgvv 15' ..--VX xXx' , o ,.., - to it to RQ- Q. . xi' , tx my dN,,j is vvxoxo 3' rw 'Nmhyifl' ,Y -wwrs xg ttf- HSL vig - . A ,U tif X it-se' get he Ng 51 ftwllvylx- .Q rN:xxx,xtN L1AxX EK , .3 3, 4 ,LM ,A 1 ,, Xe, nw: ef,,,,,. NJ x Srl ,.j-'Wx X 'i ,g ,, e A - - l 0 sri ww ,EWU X N 4- fb XX - 1' V 3' T s ' 'Y 3 x ,-xww Aw fa i, .L C ff -n 1... q l -. nm-e. nheeeeewrw X . .wg Dqte September 7 M QVQQ September 14 QNX? September 21 September 28 QL 2-Q.-.1 f ' gnifzgg TPS' V fffsz , - 'i 'qf. -' . f Ellie:-e, ., -. 'f-:I -gg -.iggggt X -- I .,p5.'3, x, L 2:13,-.Is,':-'.. -:Q-, . are --41.-wr-xf::e1:rsr2.:37-:-f- . ww-:Sfferv-11-f1:12s1s: - Qi 5 V 15221--is ? -? l1f:2sf:, .': b 5 5- Octo er - A- :Si --:Y-as -- fe N ,L ff , Q93-1, , W 5 .y 6 O . . , October l2 October l9 October 25 November 2 November 9 November 22 Coaches Harper, Don Mohr, Charlie Moore, and Ken Powers Huddle - Whaf's Up! 5 956 VARSiTY FOM Team , Preview-GI' St . Xavier 5 r t Ma riemont North Call- Greenhills St. Bernort Deer Park Mc Nichol- Wyoming X Wolnul' Htl Locklan ay ITQ FOOTBALL TIME!!! M .4 5. .. X r .l ,K Ns W KLL TEAM I Q56 -avi' . ,um A I .L,.7gg,,L,L,,-',g,,g.-.1-sk fitt, Earl Richardson, Tom Bardo, Jack Miller, Joe Miller, Jim Wade, Bruce wld Smith, Bill Bessey, Gordon Davis, Jim Herbstreit, Dave Lothian, Winston ar, Tom Burgdorf, Alvin Riesenberg. Tl-HRD ROW: Assistant Coach, Bob , Don Rolf, Ralph Page, Paul Helms, Val Lothian, Phillip Maynard, Wayne ,, Assistant Coach, Don Mohr. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Tokarsky, Don Hucke, Hampton, Joe Dils, lim Elliot, Wayne Newberry. We They v O l2 0 I9 7 I2 29 6 7 13 33 I3 7 20 I3 O 32 18 26 33 54 I8 15 TH' . JIOJIRD. 'l 3!'EY-JV' 5111.9 ' . JW. -'Ir' ' - ni 'f '. fl'- K41L?Hli5'V T 7 -. section One- 'Iii WT nun.. 3. . . .frusmunv Thankgiving was a satisfying cl .:,,- by There were enough heroics to please a ihe final 4 ccriaxnly the h V Nllv I 'W' been T' 'E ,rs whose Blue S clxrn Qveer as th . 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SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Newberry, Val Lothian, Joe Dils, Nelson Miller, Don Hampton, Fred Schmidt and Coach Ken READING HIGH SCHOOL J, SASKETBALL SCHEDULE , 956 57 E A l November 30 December December 11 December 14 December 18 December 27 December gg January 4 January January 11 January 18 January 25 February 1 February 5 February 9 February 15 February 19 February 22 , February 28 5? A ,V ,M . J Z. X A f fe. ve, by ,, f B 1, j , ,. 'ef sf ' 'J 1. I A , 2 A mba fx 35 f , M E .g i 0 ff, rilji 1 Ke F , f - f f , Qfegfsfa, .1 5 5 . .i fu ii1.f1,:52s-.' -5 SE , Bziffigybi, 563542, gggiggxg ,X R j l 5 ,ali 3 2 MK M 3 g ? xr ,sv , ,Eg Xxx in .R V 5 if Qi, a f r' x 4 ff 1 E A e Z. J Amigfga t swf, ,XS ya -Sb M83 1,1 T 1 F fa, is' 1 ' I rf ,ieiiifs ,f A i if JL, ,V Te 3 xii? 0 'W' it X ,ikgf WV A ,' ,af , f X, 1 f,, P 1 ,L I A M X Q Nik' n J, ' 43.11 V s .fjql ,,-,N - - ff S Q ? Q M 5 X w f V I , -as F5 ,f T g ' X, -.N 1 Yrlisfitfisieifg fx, vile, A ffl af I if -I , X' F 4' 1 2 -eg, v 1?,Kga,Sm 2, ' if rlfccaa-w i MM RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Vance, Earl Richardson, Larry Nierman, Noel Nicely. SECOND ROW: Don Hucke, Bill Bessey, Dan Hester, Jerry Apking. THIRD ROW: Herbert Lawson, Manager, Todd Jung, Henry Lengfellner, Phil Maynard, Tom Fath, Manager. I Friday A Fridagy Tues ay? Fridaty Tues ay' Thursday Friday ' Frida TuescJ,ay Friday Friday Friday Frida Tuesdlay Friday Frida Tuesdlay F 'd rr ay Thursday ls o o M E o N TEA M! r: r eriirfw BA WM l rv r FRESHMAN BASKETBALL r Q FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: ' , xg gain ! 3 Harold Smith, Bill Bethea, Delbert 'A 1 he f wnirsorr. SECOND ROW:JiJ1'? Y .7 3 ' Roiman, Jim stan, Ken Proffitt, It 1 , ,I Dennis Joyce. THIRD ROW: Don ,Q IT 2 Marshall, Managerg Bill Durkee, 1 A if ix N T Q, David Lothian, Dennis Thomp- X B XJ K fl X W son, Bruce Jerney, Manager. 'Y f lv je is H X! I! ls 'ar X I ,, js RNA' X im W! 1 , rg Eg 5, f ' ,5 if 2 , , ll 27: , My ' iwff . 5 X14 f nel I , X T' . l , pf Y f B It 3 Q' W ,Z S .3 L. Q , Q, A E ' JL H T 4' T 1 ff! A Y! P , ,,,,,, B .f 3 I R , we THEN Q- ' Here 54 62 rn, N Jin? There 46 51 V ' , an There 54 37 gf ,' ' Park Here so so College Hill Here 59 40 - T ent 'B 66 Q- ay ournam o I Lnckland 37 f 1 N ay Tournament 59 60 , r Lockland mom There 72 27 4 , hills Here 49 48 1 :rnard Here 52 48 , ,, H College Hill There 65 it-mb 'J' 1' Q mont Here 64 29 s , L l '3 - and Here 59 49 ' J' 1- ik-4 t. :mard There 80 54 , I' hrlls There 49 50 1' ring Here 61 S0 Bacon There 63 78 Ha r 'ark There 52 51 Bacon U.C. 49 S3 K-I C :N u , ' I . ' sr , r ,I ,Q Q J ' ' az 'f ' - Q ' A, f . ' 1 ' ' 6 Q X, ff - 'yr , 'M ff X is Eigfofag ' 'Q L f Nr. r ' , . 4 ff r , ' ' l' Q' , V 1. . , E 4 x 144. V 4 1 -A V, sf , T T l f an J. ,, B., JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Davis, Bill Lawson, Charles Doan, Earl Scharfenberger, Glenn Laque, Kenneth Truman Bill Horn SECOND ROW- Bill Mider Jerry Cutter Bob Willet Carl Oney hm Jerney Don Wheat Dennis Fields Clarence Whitley THIRD ROW Pete Sharp Dick Segrist Roger Waddle John Anderson 'Ka ' uni' i i -llfllf-I -l ni , . ,tt A 3 we - ' I I as s w f I , I 1 , . V ,V , , V p , 'ii SI f ' 'H I R . V. . if I . A,,.. I ' T ,,,,,,,..,,. A. ,,,. ,. , ' .sgafieif-2 lf, snr' 'S' 'Q , A Q 5 W V, G O R . ,R f g:, .W.Iif,f..r LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Harper, Coach: . ,wa ,x , Q A :MA visas. L, ' ml g , f Bob Schehr, Jack Gorbett, Truman . ,as , , ar . ' S' . . X9 K t.,.h,+s Fields, Wayne Denny, Noel Nicely, 13 f 'L Y at .X - . . :Q , ag W, . -W ft? Tom Hrllyard, and Clifford Stacey. y .W we I R. 1 Q R f' . 1 kqgw My sfwwwmi at ii' .7 L ST , we 5 a of - 7 , ' Q.: -7 ,Z QT 5 , ar ,J .EM 'rl R. ff ,, V, - ,. X A 4 I-y -fa ,, ill, r llg, , I V S' ..rr ,V,r , 1 ,Q -3 f N. ' W , .r,,,. ' s we Q A .. K J Qrby,, . . I ei JE' L 'E , wg, y y I s f . ff, I .as-'i'N, fag' , W is ',.. . gy fr, 'A 'Y' jj.. M NX A 3 A ' 2,4 W4 . ...I a . 2W i ' .fk ,w-X, f if: 5' ' ': 5 -'-'f-- r r ,,,,.. ww' ' .- f SW JE. , wav TENNIS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Smith, Val Lothian, Dick Meyer, Gary McCabe, Clifford Stacey. SECOND ROW: Jean Roche, Ralph Redwine, Bill Brosch, Jim Stacey, Dick Redwine, Mr. John Singer, Coach. THIRD ROW: Bruce Jerney, Don Hampton, and Wayne Denny. W TPA OIC FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Truman Fields, Joe Boehl, Don Hucke, Henry Lengfellner, Allen Siegel, Jim Peters. SECOND ROW: Walter Pritchard, Coach Jim Herbstreit, Fred Schmidt, Nelson Miller, Don Hampton, Tom Stephenson Earl Richardson, and Dan Hester. X L, I f Ziff if v- Ol-IAMPQ ABE MADE OF. .. , VAEQHY - f f A . Q E L L VARSITY BASEBALL jp . FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach, I Q I .. X I- A f -1.- Don Mohr, Jim Herbstreit, Bob Hines, , A F Qfkl? '.,. if '. , . . to ---2 I 1' A .LA.. ., I .!4 e'ili?ifiM Ron Bolser, Joe Dils, Nelson Miller, ix - ...,.A1., , ggfyg rf ,,h- A1- A ,A'L',f Fred Schmidt, Jack Jeffries, Orv Nicely. ,. ' 1, li , ,I -E' '1' ,Q ,fi-:,ir'3f3'r, ' SECOND Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill ' 'T'-. ,, Ai 'iiv' . . MS- 1 '- 'Q H? 'N 17' Q 1 f5:S3?i'3'?!f1 it-sys' Laque, A1RIesenberg, Larry Nierman, I , , , I .NM 1 ,. 1 , , FM ' , - f -. -','s rvfw, Tom Bittner, Tom Bardo, Noel Nicely, A. - '95, Y V R --.41-mn -I-'af 'L + N1 - J' 'X' ' I Claude Osteen, Roger Hatfield, Tom All Z' Gb' ' , Yi - I Path, and score keePer, Ruth Batterson. WN ay M X 5 1 1--.ML 2 B ax I I I I, I ' 4 ll? ff ' We I .J MLM' ,nf , ' 1, I Hi g,Q,U1Qy V , if 4 ag ' , ' 'F law? 1 reg La' S C ' , :ff -'Iff , A I , 1-F Tr 'S 1 la I ' I C I '+1s.Lf . w4'+1 , . ., .Q I E l xx E R M.. 4 5,1 4 E ig, I 'T K ' ,gy V ' Schedule A Q' ' T it 54 W , Y M VARSITY TEAM f'Denotes League Gamesl Reading 3 Hughes 4 9 Country Day 3 6 Roger Bacon 0 13 Woodward 0 -' 10 wamut H1115 5 19 'North College Hill 1 ' 7 'Wyoming O 1 St. Xavier 0 13 St. Henry 4 2 St. Bernard O 16 'Greenhills 0 9 Sycamore 7 2 'Deer Park l 9 'Mariemont l 15 'St, Henry 2 l0 'Lockland 3 7 Hamilton 1 S LIQMQT E332 X :a::iI::.t,zrz11'I. :-'-r-eH' uiL-z:':'T: '1T-'ii' I V-R-ag!-el-1 1 L , 1 ff ' 'Q f 1 5f f 5 L' W Y f 1 ' , A I 'fl Rewwe Baseball ,Wea I. 10 C Q A A 1 fe 4 ,gf 4 A r 'fg w aff Q ' li ' f - 'Z 1 .KF CENTER: Coach, Charles Moore. LEFT X -- ' fha ' V ' TO RIGHT: David Rutter, Jim Rolman, I , cy ' I Bob Cragwall, Gene Tokarsky, Ken I ' , 1 .9 , VI Proffitt, Jerry Apking, Gordon Davis, f ' L g V - N I- i Earl Richardson, Ron Doan, Bruce W fi V.. 1 in A , N ll P1 .. , . . in W I- A Jerney, and Jim Peters. -. ' --: 'ff 4, ne- :fp-. - - Y I' 1 ' ': S' A in fg I , e il 'R 1 Q' - 'P ' ' 5 'Im-If , 'w Q0lv,Team,l2n1fv!! Jaawa High Baseball FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scharfenberger, Whitely, Ring, J. Anderson, Waddle, Leach, Lawson, Laque, Human. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Lawwill, Principalg Hostiuck, Blair, Spencer, Junk, Peters, Schnieder, Doan, Bolton, C. Anderson, Lafe Miller, Coach. ., ..ghV sg 3 '5........ any 'Q-Anka . ., LJ, 1 ,hr -,fn ' , , 4.4 an-7 1' ' 'of' ,..L.L-, ,.--V: ra:-:Aotne weave up crate. oraown 1 .O ff ijW 'I'F 'y . rv 1 -is A ruin mn! T , A ,ll -,sat 3, I SQ up X A X' wa ,' ' ,lm .wa f as., . .,.t.,,,, 1 ,, 'f nlwm ear.iirig's Blue D, summit of schol the fnnrtiz time S , blanked Lorain to win tha Sta rnpionship. The 1 K for Reading sin. he Devils advance lay afternoon wit' r Barbertoifs M ,i-finals. Liiraixi mpionship fray by 'ons St. Charles. z, or the Blue Devil number The: 'e suffering a 443 1 . ds of Hughes in ie of the season. . was Readittga mpinnship. They v are in 1942, 1944 2 he third couseeui Greater Cincinna iight back the titf 1 the Class AA h last year. eading also pi IL's outstanding . The league ha: .e champion for t rs. Lockland wot' 2 in 19:35 and Gree spot in Class A My Innings Runs PITCHING AVERAGES Base Eamed Strike on Runs Hits Outs Balls Win Lose Osteen 103 2X3 6 Miller 47 2X3 15 Schmidt 13 2X3 17 Nicely 3 2 - 2 32 221 20 16 0 8 21 57 30 7 O 8 19 15 8 1 1 O 1 3 2 0 0 Sir is . 3:56 f' VA Q Yvnxx .Q- ,vjkf 4 . 1-J I .' 1 lf. 'i-f ' im psy , ., . stsa ll A :,,,A iz 1 ,z if W 'S 2 i' ' is :ag 1 , Q , N Mg I ,,.. :., A A 'S illli ss if if ti-riffs Qttiifl, ,ii- '54 OHIO STATE CLASS AA Champions for 1957 are the Reading A Blue Devils. The local nine donned scholastic baseba1l's crown Saturday after downing Barberton, 8-2, and Lorain, 9-0, in the 1 state finals. The two tournament victories ended Reading 's sea - son with the team possessing a 23- 1 record, the loss being an opening -ga me setback. M MBERS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM ARE , FRONT ROW , LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie Moore , assistant coachg Bill Laqne, third baseg Jim Herbstreit, short - 3' iii , S 1' J 6 I A 1 . - wr 5 Woodward 6 I 4 K 8 8 9 1 it i 'W Osteen Whii 9 ff ' X af' . 'W , mkf' i 1 L i .,,. r ' laude Osteen i Vqul xg 'fx 76:3 H -ff 1 .. rnarneni' triumph ' j W jlsi-fe-Zngss, ' .S - f 1 2 i Molifs ball 1 2 fii. was T ii? y ff ' Sw' V - .,-: 2 4 1 mpionship tussle. B- any ' Q, W is , Q ' ain on three hits 'Q I .,,, .,,. 23 QA P L ' ' A batierg in H I3 0:25, Mk ,f 5 KW, Q. . , the putouts exec: , 'Q TOURNAMEI six innings he it H ig ' edond baseman O 4:- . WE DISTRICT ed the title game 1 ' Q , ffl- F 10 Mil ord . rinfi' the Steelmer A T. '2 L Harrison firial frame afie lg ju V!! ' A 'I ' ddilfvm huiqing f T ' -. ' X Western Hills I HMS- 'X VE , ii ,m fs 1-' E' ' V REGIONAL 'ltchylg Eva-'flu thi t 1 R 4 Dayton Roosevi ugh. The Devils 411- 3 I . r' ' Central . 1... play to sitin , I Barberton I ne ihircl bassiana . Lorain i second baseman 1 '5Lf',fi 'V , ' h made good stops M ' l K retire the side. N J, 4.5,- isteetz olidtii. nee- ' ,5s:'4 f- , . struck oui ilw. -,W gi Q 's if 1 V I C10 QV! H , ia 1 i'i-'-i- .. 0 0 0 is a I , q gf, E 'i- ' or V sr. :it cor , c s S . 5 St. Xaviefg pm.. 5 WH? ' . 1 sented Coach Austin Q 35 Ai - 1 with the state 3 - a g i his at-gr year as head, man or 3 H Herbien ' i the. Bombers golf team by doing 3 TI 71 'EEWQL .. it the han-1 way-bearing Co- -W , .... -, .-....... V -V - xx- .. 1.2.1.1 A. . ,.,,-..., M., ,,.. -,,-..- ... .,,.........M..,.-,.,,1.1.,.M...,....,.,.wM , - my wf WITI-I 246k QTIZAIGI-IT WIN Ci I V V B 'gg X 'QL Sb 014, , t.. , 5132-ef' W it -, lf 4 'ii EY ' 1 + . vf .6 .. W . . , . N, ., 1, , .,,, eq, .I , V,,'h - ww- Herbstreit Nicely Osteen Miller Jefferies Schmidt Dils Laque Hines sto: OrvNice1y. second oaseg Claude Osteen. pitcherg Jack JefIeries, left field' Nelson Miller. eatcher and iteher- Fred I , p , Schmidt, center fieldp Boo Hines, first oase, andloe Di1s,right field. SECOND ROW , SAMEORDER: La fe Miller, assistant coachg Tom Path . Jim 5ta11,Noe1Nice1y. Ron Bolser, Tom -6 . 3, ' rg. Nw Q' , BATTING AVERAGES Runs At Batted Innings Bat Runs Hits ln Average 158 83 31 33 18 . 398 148 70 18 27 16 . 386 161 93 29 41 27 . 441 171 79 26 32 18 . 405 167 73 22 24 21 . 329 159 72 16 19 18 . 264 156 60 17 16 4 . 267 164 76 16 26 16 . 342 138 53 15 17 10 . 321 I M IRI! -.imma 'fi X I uf .. Lgt,t'.'x 'I 1 X aegg ' fx X' . isfxfx X.1gfL........ . . X . . . X as , - '- X, H 5,g,...h,. ' X N5 ,Ni...,s.:.s.,X 1, ' ' ,. . il. .Q'sfi- ' ye .i A. ' Ag-fsb syn X..lNxvx- . ' t -ff - , van. . - , . ,, 4:1 6 N., ,, lr. 'QQ 0 ' ' ' Nur: ' 91 M ' cf Wi ...F Claude I I Champ Ce tri I, nalloosevel Blue Devils fou mst two victories aw 7 Ohio Class AA hifi npionship Tuesday 2 sr whipping Dam etidies and the Krxigl 3 gain the Southwcq I championship. 1 Mnhfs: nine whii ion Roosevelt, 4-LI me of a tourname h slaughtered Cenir' 'inals. ' tting attack that pr 'eties in each cirmie :pendable hurling X rude Osteen, were pe excellent defonsi adinsfs march to t 'heir 20 hits in the is ed three doubles ant. riser! both Qamcs. z Ifecidics fum' hits a r, whiffed I3 be game and in tru :if in the 'iirrm-ma -sf 'rs-,sr-bmw Qmviiuj Bittner, Roger Hatfield. Larry Nierman, Tom Bardo, Alvin '14 A n N 6:-7Z?S.3igfLf,g.t1,7 Hier Ciilcihfsati his Riesenbergi. Ruth Batterson, scorekee per and statistician, and A Q Q' wg. Legm Cmwy-,S hai HeadCoacn Don Mohr. The young batboy behind the trophy is I Lmpicmships' RICRY Her bstreit. 577.1 -... . ff?-ma is f,.,s.af:5Q-s y s, QiE6Q4ss4?si'ffT5 ---A-I-Q-9---I-V-I--fy-4 f---M ' 12 if I ' K' ' 11, and Upper Ariingts . , ,lx t f - if-J bird with 670. I 5 , ,M ,: ' 1 V ing champion Upp bt I -n r Q Y- .1 Y H- P was favored to w ' 5 2. :.1,'-' t , ' ' ' .. ' i ii uses Ohio Stair f fig? A A gs.. , iii.. ' T course as its hon I In I., , rsemeycr 485480-165 ' Schulten C89-S4-Q-171 IORE5 I naman css-asf-me ith Stahl to give S TQEY re state golf champioi I I if Q Hiils, runner-up to S 2 1 the Cincinnati di rney, finished 14th f ky with a 705 total 5' 0 tion, Dave Hall, as Wa 1 I 1- I- golf ieam member wi' ish among the leader 'Z J his share of aitentio 0 q a hole in one. Dax' I Q on the 220 yard, pa H gg :le on the Ohio S1231 If caimixs course. H A ,,y, y Wim H 79-774-156 rc ' 7 n,yi f' 4. L A Q ra - ' 1 , ,U -'s .1 f - - , -' 1 wtf' 'f 1 Ugvug I ' 4 lgh AIIIIGTGS 1... ,..: 1 r Bow: Cha I e ' 1- Yi ul ' v . - G, YIL ' Second In Beasiinnf, B11 tmimx Champs! t 4. 'X SPOHS r EIT' QTPJ E129 QQAT' LE H VE '85 5 x 4 Q. If ' ' ' Q 33 Q re ' r , .16 3 Gu .Q.A t ring hw Q all of 1216 il, we Wea Qrfi .fo SUTGQQH V ...,. F 00551 F We if 'VMS' 116,13 nh . 3 i 3 i D356 frail' gap slim A 5113? ghflfif S ' , +R b uk Ay., W .i ff x .:5f -s?f',Ii'6!'5 fpggiwfg' ffififif Sde fd QQ-Elffi. 3 5 5' 25 va ei fi .' f ning bw and 4 'mffffw -' 'A - .fl , v . gmt' f e Sf y M7 iv U XS X ' 'fl af bear Perfuraianipre' 'ft JT: , rw 'J 1 in 'he -15 class AA Y q .Q 1 ,S fffflf-:W '20 5 1 X ' ' 'M ,. .5fnf1w 2 V- . Nw , 1 ed 'hw A ' we E' UW .. . K. M-f .H p HC fifth 211 ,Q affix ' ff Qana finished if i f I I- K I x jf, ' M a iolia V I it-id ynlxral 5 wi 'dp ' f 41' ' ' '75 C011 ay, Q f A2 if 5 ' W f x g ayoung 3' '20 mwiw. a Q Q Ti? if ' W' ' ' R e thrust Reading Board 0 iq ik Us M, 'N' ge into the father o .bgiffgt Ty 1 -W ' Whey Laque fffmf KE r ff K man x I9 4' H b'fTk A i 5' .,1' ' ,il :,::- fs 5305 ' X . 4' hz 552323 ' Q W? A . W q bv A gg me A -. 5,5 E191 ff? f lizfc QU-gig,-kg X -.4 .-,, SQVGE A Aqffffi 1 ' .7 'M Q ff iii! :HW :ahh . 'N jfjsffes 3' 1 iggwh! udiiii' , Q ,72f?35' ,MQ 33 ' dilifl yi Q03 wi in . fifty p Bfik Vgzw M 9 gf Qi' SFEQ- fgixf 2 Q D3 1 :G Efgnieiffii 5 Fiiiiifi 42 if Ulxgiisfiwxfgi E: H ' Y Higgfgiiifm 220 fi da 311 5' 205 is JN. ,. Ohiti 5 1' fbi , Used to b hx 5311 Player himself 3, Mohr wid the fam g Of four years to End Beit bpy but I found out 56? Im? a bel! f 1, ever B 1 az-ther tg! could? S He was r dmv eferrjng fu e to deep Jeff-een xr, Hgyal game that was 34' 'h f mple. It Fraveled app!! M360 feet hitting the Wm 7 first bounce. I 1 Iniroducing Pixcize Mohr said, 'Ev to have T12 61 mfs! 1 z S' ez men 2 I Y swim hrs Za W n I-ie wrlrlapm .s flims H I 286 chan ani 23511 quacmy -1 ' 1- ery ball' ell x a Iefr-handed axis why we war dw' Tennessee and picked up '0Y- Then We found out wld pitch a lime. zoo. :Bring of gifts: Ima Am had plenty of fzwf-sh olfalq 'e boys bmi: days. A114151 Ro, of the Fifsiiffxe King cafe . gf. haited me lffarade alt' 22 out wif cirinfcs for thx W, uD,Cff1 W EENQY A r amz' Thef- fn wwf 1 6 , Q ron x ' wisp ta C5316 51 basr H,-'g' 511 'tern Ti q N N 4 1 35 0952. A ,P-Q fa ' H1533 lk i'3:fflL . I ' igiggging KI' G11 5 Q If 1 if 1 Le V ' Ihre' 5, I . 4 3 3.2913 5 , Nw f Q S ' 'N 'W - ra - iiififgxz T . Wifi! 2 ' M '.', 6 ,. ' .. A were G X .. f ma 4 .f-Kiwis? Y f N' Q fl 'BOYS 4 n si, 530 Wwgi S HOGAN Pm if 'gefe ' ' A 2, 1 T' K R a . , Jars 1 I 6 ga 5 , h 2,2 Wkf GSK-'gb' 556-fff 1 x -1 lm' 5 .fw,wf'TN 'f1 ' Q -,,'g ini .X-3 gg S .-gif , 05 C9 q anks 1 fm A Q' fmais. ia bbw of L I frffw NSY time bxvicloly lmiiuy W mei 'A X ' F' like Q rn is f Q . 4304- W A, 'Q' I L P, e 1 , f v . K . 1 , ., - ,Q ' S Ninn Yflwfis milk 2313,5tQwni3'9S H Way? r reamnf :he f my N01 210 - M2185 . 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FIFTH ROW: Jean Stollner, Joyce Newberry, Peg Williams, Virginia Ashley, Janice Willet, Clara Whiteaker, Judy Zimmerman, Pat Haverty, Carol Mather, Joan Loggains, Jean Hartman. , - .. f R. v u W---gw f M ' 2 'f swif ,- 1 7, 'SWZQL L 1 I W ' .54 mm I , Q- V , X YR 1 Q may I at Q 0 I rf J It r t , , tr . 'itik' if P I , I ' 1 5' fo XtXSg5-- I V,,,ijVT?g?:?' g:Y,' I a ,i V O V L 1 F K r A fb A X 1 A 6 I J ' All rW-l J' , f Miss user , I .. W, - E 4 ' :' 'lt' ,..- ,-, . ,, ,,.. , V. H , i 'Y .K dkk,, i A,., , I A x s , v Xi 4 ,A 1 6' K, 2 X Seniors Waiting 1 ,au 4 1. YeG Team I ga wx-,W gif i ,145-4. bk f i 'VL X1 'ff 3 D' f 'W ' f A If t My . ,- i , ., 1 . 4' 5 , - N' an W 4 G 43:0 - V ,,, 2-fm? 1 ,, W- A . IAM, Q 4' W ' YW . - f' ,..- . 'f'-' ' 4 f 1 :Eff-,.:.,-H 7, f fz .?'i urls from if if + w J Q1 M Sm A So - f ?' N-ix n , .MN I Q Qs x , 3 Z ., so i.. 2 7x weucome GRADUATES? ff-544 f 1 ...NM AL. v1uL1ruuU.7lUQ Ru ,UA Q iiefirfnv ow Dispwj fre in. an attendant, Janet I H If H J d G1 d Q. , P I n. Tldwl-lonofu as awvOwDclfglwt . ' -'C ,ar . ,,,-Q ,Kr ff r......,,:.4.........x1...f1..rvr .... -P H r W f2JoorcffA-eve xx, C' SOAYW We ham Nancy Burger Glenda Whiteaker 4-wa--,.N lx Lmda James ' W' fa. .A G-nag ff' ,,,, Q Q7 Km 'I ,. 1 w H K ez 'F ,X 4 fs 9 V -r .nxf x W x X Md + e W x K X 9 ,aw , W x 5 X A w 4, ' . H 4 V Q 1, f ,f D' , ke x we ,,x. X, Aw Gene Lang I, w ' -ar A '25 Q r Donna Peters , : 4 9 I 59 . ,L fy K i f gr- . ?flT 5 S .. lf 4 5 1 ' ,K W., , x'Q'f'gA,i A Q 1 ' n S me J John Mather if Era a A Q' 33 QNX fy ,I Kay Riesenberg KK 11g-inn.. Claude Osteen ' 'rw www ' I 1 v. W'-.a 'b 'Suv f 'KV 'U Ag 'fl ,r., A T Charlene Kretschman ir- '-.- Tom Stephan Joyce Veclden fm Q M ,y 5 J., Y f' f rf ,, A 9 2 LULLABYAND econ- NIGHT ,Say VP, HEI, e - 4 -1 A-.-L-2 A .il Bonnie Landy I Q 1 43,1 X 2 , ef, , Grace Stefheug ,Q ' F 2 2? 3 Free Volkenb ? -52' K Tom Martm Y af Joyce Huff Dick Meyer Elaine Ha d gun- Lesley Brune x I q' , f Nancy Amrock 3 2 I ! , y 'i 4 I , We u Patty Flege I- yu 5 i, if if!! 'S 9 I ,S jig 1 3 Charles Schulz S 2 A - yyx- A 'iA : .4 it., HAPPY DAYS! SEPT EM BER 4 7 21 22 24 28 28 29 OCT F7 4. 4 5 5 5 6 8 12 13 16 17 19 22 24 25 Z5 26 27 30 School Begins Preview - Reading - Greenhills Football Mariemont - Here Student Council Dance Bake Sale G.A,A, Freshman Lyceum Program, The Ambassador Football N. .H. - Here Senior Paper Drive OBER Home Economics Bake Sale P,T,A, Meeting Football Greenhills - Here Homecoming - Dance - Dinner Individual pictures taken Football team goes to Ohio State Seventh Grade Bake Sale Football St. Bernard - Here Junior Paper Drive Lyceum Program, SJobiarn Junior Bake Sale Football Deer Park - Here Bake Sale G,A,A, Sophomore Pictures taken Lyceum Program, The Bonnellis Football McNicholas - There Southwestern Teachers Meeting, Cinci- JANUARY J nnati Senior Halloween Dance Sophomore Bake Sale Qcuoot J 195632 16 Senior Svale Day 16 Re ort cards to students 19 Baie Sale G,A,A, Junior t 21 Thanksgiving Vacation be ins at 3:00 P.M. I 22 Football Thanks iving Loc7cland - There 24 Junior Football lgance 26 Return from vacation 30 Basketball Elder - Here DECEMBER 1 Seventh 8a Eighth Grade Dance 1 it ll 5 Senior Play 6 P.T,A, Meeting 6-8 Ohio Education Association Meeting, , Cincinnati 7 Basketball Wyoming - There 8 Freshman Pa per Drive 11 Basketball Lockland - There 12 Bake Sale Home Economics 14 Basketball Deer Park - Here 17 Bake Sale G.A.A. Senior 17 Christmas Pro ram 18 Basketball N.g.H. - Here 18 Lyceum Prggram Melville - '21 Christmas acation begins at 3:00 P,M. 27-28 Holiday Tournament - Lockland 29 Sophomore Dance S Return from Vacation 3 P,T,A. Meeting 4 Basketball Mariemont - Here NOV 1 1 2 EMBER P.T,A, Meeting Lyceum Program, Ford Circus Football Wyoming - There 7 Lyceum Prcggram, Neil Foster Basketball reenhills - Here Junior Bake Sale Basketball St. Bernard - Here 8 9 11 16 3 P.T.A. Bazaar Senior Bake Sale 6 Eighth Grade Bake Sale 17-18-19 General scholarship test 9 Football Walnut Hills - Here 18 Basketball N.C.H. - Here 9 End Of lSI quarter 18 Student Council Movie 11 S6l'tiOr Diflnel' 18 Kindergarten Graduation ll American Education Week begins Q3 Semester Tests 13 Student Council Movie 24 Semester Tegrg ftiiiv' 'sf A -IT-' HAPPY MEMOIZI EQ! Dave 1957 25 Semester Tests 25 Basketball Mariemont - Here 25 End of 1st Semester FEBRUARY 1 Basketball Lockland - Here 1 Regort Cards 2 Pu lication Dance 5 Basketball St. Bernard - There 6 Pictures taken - Annual 7 P.T.A, Founders Day Basketball Greenhills - There Junior Valentine Dance 8 9 12 Student Council Movie 14 Latin Club Bake Sale 15 Basketball Wyoming - Here 16 Sophomore Sale Day 19 Basketball Roger Bacon - There 20 Senior Bake Sale 22 Washington Birthday - No School 22 Basketball Deer Park - There 27 Opening Cincinnati Health Expos March 5 MARCH 2 Sophomore Pa per Drive 6 Home Economics Bake Sale 7 P,T,A, Meeting 7 Lyceum Program, The McCrea 1 Marionettesu , 8 Junior Sale Day 16 Senior Dance - St. Patrick , 22 Lyceum Program, Jake Noble 1 23 Freshman Sale Day . 29 Junior Play . APRIL 5 2 Student Council Movie j 2 or 3 Preliminary District State Test , 13 Y-Teens Potato Chip Sale 4 P.T,A, Meeting I 5 3rd Quarter ends I 6 Junior Sale Day 10 Pictures taken - Annual ition 'I' ,fel gl I 12 or 13 Eighth Grade Achievement Test 12 Re port Cards 13 Senior Sale Dag 14 Junior Smorgas oard Dinner 15 Lyceum Program, Decosta Sz Ferrari 17 Spring vacation begins 3:00 P.M. 19 Freshman bake sale 23 Return from vacation 29-30 Millcreek Valley Track Meet MAY 1 Latin Club Bake Sale 2 P.T.A. Night 3 Junior-Senior Prom 3-18 Coaches Clinic, District Baseball, Golf, Track 4 Mariemont Track Meet 4 Seventh Sz Eighth Grade Dance 4 Final District-State Scholarship Test at Miami 10 May Music Festival 10-11 Miami Track Meet 16-17-18 District Track, Golf, Tennis 20-26 Senior Trip 23 P,T,A, Meeting 24-25 State Baseball, Track, Golf, Tennis - R,H.S. STATE BASEBALL CHAMPS! 27 ATh'letic 'Banquet 27 Senior Test Z8 Senior Test 29 Student Council Night 30 Memorial Day - No School 31 Practice for Baccalaureate JUNE 2 Baccalaureate 3 Practice for Commencement 3 High School Exams 3 High School Commencement 4 High School Exams 5 High bchool Exams 7 En of school year. an , 7? gf X iv :A 'SN ms. i w 7 is? -PM Mai' ,MQNQS We, .fx sm If? 1 f J f :Mg 'teas '1?3ws TEM:-. :uf-11 . Nancy Lee Asbrock Norma Ball Donald Leroy Becker David James Bessey, Jr. Bernard W. Bollmer, Jr. Glenn Mahlon Bolser Lesley A. Brune Nancy Ann Burger Wallie Stewart Calhoun Ronald Burlan Cromer Janice Jean Cummins Clifford C. Dixon Patricia R. Flege Ronald Golden Delores Elaine Haddick Leonard Hank Charles Karl Heilmann James H. Herbstreit Susan Anne Hester Joyce Sylvia Huff Linda Thalia James Jack Raymond Jefferies Paul F. Kramer Charlene Mae Kretschmar Bonnie Adaire Landy Eugene Anthony Lang Thomas G. Martin John M. Mather Richard E. Meyer Jackson R. Miller Wayne Cee Newberry Orven B. Nicely Jo-Ann Margaret Niehaus Martha Louise Nierman Claude W. Osteen Ralph Edgar Page Gerald Parsons Donna Lee Peters Kay Riesenberg Robert CJ. Schehr Robert Schierloh Charles Edward Schulz Thomas Frank Robert Stephan Grace Evelyn Stephens Gary Cabot Stone Ralph L. Theis Joyce Frances Veddern Frederick William Volkens Glenda Helen Whiteaker Sheila Lea Zimmer SENIOR DIRECTOR eeaorrve men Qouoot 124 W. Benson St., Reading, Ohio 318 Southern Avenue, Reading, Ohio 421 Pearl Street, Reading, Ohio 844 Columbia Avenue, Reading, Ohio 1306 Market Street, Reading, Ohio 1235 Fuhrman Road, Reading, Ohio 106 W. Amity Road, Reading, Ohio 320 East Vine Street, Reading, Ohio 430 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio 8 Pleasant Street, Reading, Ohio 10085 Grandview Avenue, Woodlawn, Ohio 246 Ohio Circle, Reading, Ohio 2123 Hunt Road, Reading, Ohio 1347 Fenton Avenue, Reading, Ohio 205 East Columbia Avenue, Reading, Ohio 1408 Brown Street, Reading, Ohio 1308 Observatory, Reading, Ohio 721 Maple Drive, Reading, Ohio 711 Jefferson Avenue, Reading, Ohio 113 Gebert Avenue, Reading, Ohio 14 W. Voorhees, Reading, Ohio 209 Bernard Avenue, Reading, Ohio 412 E. Columbia Avenue, Reading, Ohio 119 Pike Street, Reading, Ohio 11 West North Street, Reading, Ohio 1101 Market Street, Reading, Ohio 139 Walnut Street, Reading, Ohio 1187 Georgia Lane, Reading, Ohio 181 East Crest Drive, Reading, Ohio 249 McGuire Lane, Reading, Ohio 1323 Jefferson Avenue, Reading, Ohio 409 Jefferson Avenue, Reading, Ohio 322 Pearl Street, Reading, Ohio 1101 Mill Street, Reading, Ohio 1930 Chaucer Drive, Reading, Ohio 1856 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio 708 Third Street, Reading, Ohio 1624 Market Street, Reading, Ohio 224 Bernard Avenue, Reading, Ohio 256 Ohio Avenue, Reading, Ohio 1899 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio 1814 Reading Road, Reading, Ohio 311 Pike Street, Reading, Ohio 212 Clark Road, Reading, Ohio 1947 Hunt Road, Reading, Ohio 313 Flora Street, Reading, Ohio 323 W. Vine Street, Reading, Ohio 182 E. Crest Drive, Reading, Ohio 200 Walnut Street, Reading, Ohio 21 West Amity Road, Reading, Ohio 100 Clerk-typist Office work Service Undecided University of Cincinnati--engineering Factory worker Clerk-typist Secretary Work at Proctor 8: Gamble Work at General Electric Marriage to A. Anderson, June 29 University of Cincinnati--chemistry Marriage College Clerk -ty pist Work University of Cincinnati--liberal arts Liberal Arts Work Miami University--social worker Model in Los Angeles Mia mi University- -business University ofCincinnati--architecture Work, marriage. Nurses' training Electrician Service University of Cincinnati--engineering University of Michigan--nuclear physics Wilmington College--civil engineer University of Kansas--agriculture Undecided Secretary Work Miami University--baseball Work Service Work Work Bricklayer or contractor Air Force Service Service Office worker Service Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. 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