Schuylkill Valley High School - Vallette Yearbook (Leesport, PA)

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RONALD WILLIAM WANNER Ronald, a general student. has plans of be coming a future game warden after high school lintil that time he is kept busy working on a farm Ronald is chiefly concerned with sports and has become a very important asset to both our basket ball and baseball teams. His favorite expression is The heekfi His fa vorite pastimes are hunting and fishing. All-in-all the out-of-doors is for Ronald and much of his free time is spent in out-of-door sports. His activities include: Varsity Club in tenth and eleventh grades: basketball in ninth. tenth. eleventh, and twelfth grades: baseball in ninth. tenth. eleventh and twelfth grades: and senior athletics in twelfth grade. BARRE INEIL WALLS Barre with an undecided future has seletted the ffeneral course of studs He 1s presentlv m plowed as a painter and a bus box Barrf is athletitallx int lined and is COTlllI1l13llX practlcinv basketball in his spare time Consequtntlx he excels in basketball and is indispensable to our team H1 tallness proves to be a Great asset to him in t IS sport Eatinfr with special emphasis on cake is his fax orite pastime Club in tenth and eleventh Grades baskctball Ill tenth eleventh and twelfth Grades and senior ath letics 1n twelfth ffrade .a 1 1 , P ' N ..' le I t .Y e - . 's - ' - C - ' . U. V L . . . . . He has been active in the following: Varsity . . V C . l ' x - x 103 i 'W

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BARBARA ANN WALKER Barbara, with a persisting attitude, has selected the commercial course. Her chief interest, dancing, has proven profit- able through her winning many jitterbug contests. One of these was won at the Reading Fair in 1958. She spends many idle hours dreaming about and trying to formulate her future, which is still undecided. Employing her carefree attitude, Barbara suc- cessfully portrayed Kitty, a ten year old problem child, in the Junior Class Play. Although she seems light-hearted, she has her serious moments. Her activities include: Press Club in eleventh and twelfth gradesg Library Club in ninth gradeg Chorus in ninth and twelfth gradesg Dramatics in twelfth gradeg and the Junior Class Play. DORIS JEAN STYER Although Doris has undertaken the commercial course, she does not have plans for working in the business world. She, having an attraction for animals, is shown in her chief interestftaking pictures of animals. Stray animals can always find a friendly welcome at Dorisis home. She hopes to find employment. after high school graduation. that will enable her to be working with animals. Doris's favorite expression is 't0h, myln Her favorite pastime, in constant practice, is talking. She has been an active member of Press Club in eleventh and twelfth grades.

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HARRY DAVID ZELLERS Having ehosen the general course. Harry plans to wear an Air Force blue uniform after graduation. Harry. possessing many athletic qualities. has contributed much to S.V.H.S.'s victories in all sports. lle is an enthusiastic promoter of class activities. Much of the success of the ,lunior - Senior Prom was due to his ambitious endeavors. Harry has been a participant in Varsity Club in ninth. tenth. and eleventh grades: soccer in ninth, tenth. eleventh. and twelfth grades: basketball in tenth. eleventh. and twelfth' grades: haseball in ninth. tenth. eleventh. .znd twelfth grades: Dramatic Club in twelfth grade: and senior athletics in twelfth grade. LEAH GERTRUDE WOLFE With plans of entering college after high school. Leah has selected the aeademie curriculum. Poised and composed are two adjectives which properly described Leah. especially while she was stranded at a Y-Teen Mid-Winter Conference in Easton. Swimming. one of Leahis chief interests. proved to he rewarding: when her relay team received medals for a 200 meter race. In addition to this. as a spec- tator, she enjoys all phases of sports. especially football. Her extracurricular activities include: Vallette Staff in tenth. eleventh. and twelfth grades: class of- ficer in ninth grade: Y-Teens secretary in tenth and eleventh grades: and F.T.A. president in twelfth grade.