Sinking Spring High School - Imago Yearbook (Sinking Spring, PA)

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Proud of our heritageg proud of our achievementsg thankful for the many kind acts of our classmates, our schoolmates, our faculty, and our Board of Educationg we close our High School career with memories that linger fondly, sweetly, and long. lmago l946 . ,..., -.Y-gp, 7 - -,f,. DEDICATION We, the class of 1946, dedicate this Imago to him, who has guided us, helped us, and is our dearest friend ..... Mr. A. D. Steckel, our principal and advisor. Imago I946 WE FINISH TO BEGIN CLASS UF C ss COLORS CLASS F GREENSLWHITE Imago I946 WHITE ROSE 7-XLMA MATER 'Neath the shades of old South Mountain Rests our fair High Schoolg There is where her sons and daughters, Learn the Golden Rule. Faith and virtue we acknowledge, Learning as the toolg When we combat, ours the friendship 3- Sinking Spring High School. lmago I946 u BOARD OF EDUCATION A. J. Spatz, B. H. VVeidman. Vera Althouse Lessig, G. H. Balthascr, J. W. From, DlvI'!'l7f1ll' TI'C!l,SIH't'I' President Svczwffzry Vim, l'1'0sidvn Imago I946 MISS M. LENORE MURR NORMAL DIPLOMA Grade Two MRS. MARY M. STOUDT NORMAL DIPLOMA Grade One MISS CAROLINE P. GRIMES B. S. Grade Three Imago I946 MISS RUTH A. HARPEL B. S. Grade Five MISS JENNIE R. FISHER B. S. Grade Four MRS. ESTHER E. HIESTER NORMAL DIPLOMA Grade Six Imago I946 I MISS MARJORIE JEANNE FUKAN B. A. Grade Eight -- English MR. ROBERT L. FISHER B. S. Grade Seven - Chemistry - General Science - Biology - Physics - Physical Education MISS DOROTHY L. DETURCK A. B. Grade Nine -- Mathematics ljjmago I946 MISS ELEANOR MARY NICHOLLS B. S. Shorthand 'fs MRS. MAYBELLE LAMBERT Grade Eleven - Latin - History MR. A. D. STECKEL, Ph.B.-M.A SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Grade Twelve - Problems of De mocracy - Civics - Guidance Imago I946 Grade Ten - Typing - Bookkeeping - MISS ETHEL HAMAKER R. D. H. MISS EMMA NOLL B. S. Mechanical Drawing - Art MISS MARY ELIZABETH YOST B. S. - M. S. Vocational Home Economics Imago I946 MISS ROSE MARIE LARKIN B. A. Music - Geography MR. CHARLES W. SHARMAN B. S. Band MR. QUINTIN MOYER Manual Arts Imago I946 A Tribute Of appreciation to the young men and Women of Sinking Spring who have given and are giving their services in the Armed Forces of our Country and to those young men in our community who have given their lives that this 1946 IMAGO is possible. -THE SENIOR CLASS I m a go I 9 4 6 STAFF Sitting-Donald Hallacher, Art Editorg Bette Snyder, Snapshot Editorg Ruth Oxenreider, Business Managerg Faye Herflicker, Editorg Pauline Stief, Assistant Editorg Leona Firestone, Assistant Business Managerg Richard Showalter, Adver- tisement Manager. Standing-Ethel Yenser, Class Willy Phyllis Leiby, Class Willy Mary Powers, Class Historyg Richard Hill, Assistant Art Editorg Allen Fitterling, Class Willg Richard Reeser, Assistant Advertisement Managerg Mr. A. D. Steckel, Advisory Paul Zellers, Class Historyg Melrose Fleisher, Class Prophecyg Anna Mae Plowfield, Class Willg Ethel Berkenstock, Class Historyg Anna Fox, Class Prophecy. Imago I946 3 Class Officers President .... . . , PAUL ZELLERS Vice President ...... R. SHOWALTER Secretfwy .... .... B ETTE SNYDER I m a go I 9 4 6 , 'X Q7 7 I L L T LEONA MARY FIRESTONE Long November 27, 1928 Slender girl . . . Do I love gum . . . bas- ketball enthusiast . . . jolly . . . capable . . . insurance . . . movie fiend . . . books . . . brown eyes . . . bookkeeping whiz . .. hikes . . . dream cars . . . talkative . . . darn it . . . bowling . . . ambition-Reporter. Commercial Course: Dramatic Club 7, 9, 103 Glee Club 85 Press Club 11, 125 Class Play 125 Chorus 12. ETHEL ARLINE BERKENSTOCK Barley August 22, 1927 Don't I wish I were a red head . . . Service please . . . Irish temper . . . Big Joke . . . refreshment committee . . . good natured . . . freckles . . . beauty culture . . . movies . . . Polish hop . . . jolly . . . never too serious . . . always singing . . . dimples . . . school-day and night . . . ambition-Hair Dresser. Commercial Course: Dramatic Club 7, 9, 103 Glee Club 85 Press Club 11, 125 Class Play 125 Chorus 12. Ag Imago I946 ALLEN ROY FITTERLING Ally May 13, 1927 Handsome guy of the class . . . janitor . . . always needs a nurse . . . English teachers- his speciality . . . Oh! those eyelashes and waves . . . Basketball Captain . . . high ladders . . . Mut and Jeff . . . Handy Man . . . high jumping . . . Coax me . . . Eskimo dogs . . . explanation please . . . Chemistry . . . movies . . . ambition-Athletic Instructor. Academic Course: Science Club 7, 83 Shop 99 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Baseball 9, 105 Class Presi- dent 10g Class Play 12, Basket Ball 9, 11, 12. MELROSE FAY FLEISHER Mel October 31, 1928 Horses, horses, crazy over horses . . . Flinigan to Flannigann ion the skylinel . . . claws . . . only girl driver . . . jumping steers . . . library . . . child's nurse . . . skirts and sweaters . . . book fiend . . . tall . . . fiery temper . . . ceramics . . . Pomeroys . . . Math troubles . . . never in a hurry . . ambition-Nurse. Academic Course: Dramatic Club 7, 8, 9, 109 Girl Reserves 11, 123 Chorus 11, 12, Class Play 11, 12. Imago I946 DONALD PAUL HALLACHER Dulce October 15, 1928 Tall and lanky . . . class maniac . . . corn . . . chink . . . monkey . . . blush . . . class pet . . . artist . . .posters . . freckles . . . Oh! what a temper . . . delivery boy . . . careful driver . . . cutie . . . actor . . . ambition-Surrealist. Academic Course: Science Club 7, 8, Cartoon Club 95 Hi-Y Club 11, 12, Class Play 11, 12. ANNA RUTH FOX Fame January 19, 1929 Marine Corps . . . always late . . . painter . . . class rabbit . . . wolfess . . . cheer- leader . . . boogie Woogie . . . always negro parts...alto...IwishIwereaboy... earrings . . . long hair . . . odd jobs . . . debater . . . dark eyes . . . ambition- Astronomist. Academic Course: Recreation Club 7, 83 Glee Club 9, 10, Girl Reserves 11g Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Band 7, 8, 9, 105 Debate 11, 123 Class Play 11, 12. Imago I946 JEROME RICHARD HILL Hillie May 23, 1928 Shortie . . . dark . . . baseball . . . paper boy . . . contrary . . . loves to argue . . . sweaters . . . basketball . . . blondes . . . care- ful! a window . . . hockey fan . . . Broomworks . . . Lefty's . . . bow ties . . . affectionate . . . ambition-Athletic Instructor. Academic Course: Dramatic Club 103 Hi-Y 11, 12g Basketball 10, 11, 12g Class Play 11, 12. FAYE EDNA HERFLICKER Flicker February 7, 1928 Day-dreamer . . . bookkeeping HJ . . . mirrors . . . chorus line . . . cheerleader . . . Oh! That Laugh . . . no time to eat.. . Irish Setter . . . Lefty's . . .dreamy brown eyes . . . sports . . . Editor of Year Book . . . poetry . . . Dixie . . . smart dresser . . . ambition-Dancer. Commercial Course: Press Club 85 Glee Club 9, 10g Girl Reserves 11, 123 Band 8, 9, 105 Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Debate 11g Class Play 11, 12. Imago I946 RUTH ANNE OXENREIDER Ruthie October 30, 1928 Commercial whiz . . . money troubles . . . movies . . . hot temper . . . studious . . . mud road . . . emotional . . . honor student . . . Broom Works . . . Shorty . . . friendly . . . bowling . . . Gee whiz! ' . . . always busy . . . hold on to that gum . . , ambition- Secretary. Commercial Course: Dramatic Club 7, 9, 105 Glee Club 8g Press Club 11, 125 Class Play 12. PHYLLIS ELAINE LEIBY Phil November 24, 1928 Brownie . . . Marines or Robbie UD . . . quiet and shy . . . modest . . . Irish temper . . . swimming . . . Home Economics . . . Camp Fire guardian . . . creative . . . Infant Socks . . . ambitious f?J . . . studious . . . letters . . . bangs . . . mathematician . . . ambition-Home Economics. Academic Course: Dramatic Club 7, 8, 9, 10, Girl Reserve 11, 129 Chorus 125 Class Play 11, 12. Imago l946 MARY KATHARINE POWERS Mary January 24, 1929 Talkative . . . creative . . . New Jersey fan . . . loves Math . . . sweaters . . . Lassie . . . moody . . . temper! temper! . . . her weakness-men . . has trouble with her glasses . . . gas station . . . lover of nature . . reliable . . . refreshment committee . . . Be- cause . . . ambition-Mathematics Teacher. Academic Course: Recreation 73 Dramatic 8 9, 109 Girl Reserves 11, 123 Class Play 12' Chorus 12. 1 v ANNA MAE PLOWFIELD Spank January 29, 1929 Infant Socks Stamper . . . Riverside . . . cheerleader . . . always late . . . Jitterbug . . . sharpie . . . Blue Jay . . . Monday morning absences . . . blue eyes . . the upsweep . . . packs a mean wallop . . . shorthand HJ . . . ambition-None. Commercial Course: Recreation 7, 85 Glee Club 9, 103 Press 123 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12g Class Play 11, 123 Debate 115 Chorus 12. Imago l946 RICHARD HUYETT REESER Gu'nk March 4, 1929 The Shiek . . . dimples . . . innocent . . . woman hater ?? . . . plumber . . . Mr. Fix-it . . . prankster . . . Watch it! Reeser's on the road . . . quiet? . . . baby of the class . . . ready smile . . . the thinker . . . fast on feet . . . sleep . . . basketball . . . ambition- Plumber. Academic Course: Science 7, 85 Shop 9, Chorus 123 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Basketball 11, 123 Class Play 12. RICHARD LEVI SHOWALTER Dick December 9, 1928 Tall, dark and handsome . . . good driver . . . right field ability . . . President of Athletic Council . . . Cassel's store . . . quiet . . . Byndenwood . . . Kutztown . . . ice skating . . . Betcha Life . . . dimples . . . loud shirts . . . basketball . . . cute wave . . . dull humor . . . slow but sure . . . ambition- Athletic Instructor. Academic Course: Science Club 73 Dramatic 85 Cartoon 95 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Class Play 11, 123 Basketball 11, 125 Class President 93 Vice President 11, 12. Imago I946 PAULINE LEONE STIEF Stiefie August 7, 1928 Vocalist . . . debates . . . Bill . . . Honor Student . . . bleaching hair . . . chemistry fiend . . . always willing to work . . . brains of the class . . . shoe sales girl . . . reader . . . monopolizes the telephone . . . dancing . . . pianist . . . Oh! those glasses . . . Paula . . . ambition-Concert Star. Academic Course, Dramatic Club 7, 85 Glee Club 9, 105 Girl Reserves 11, 12, Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorus 11, 125 Debate 11, 125 Class Play 11, 12. BETTE JUNE SNYDER Schnops June 30, 1928 Shorty of class . . . Furlows . . . Packards . . . Cheerleader captain . . . Sports en- thusiast . . . Mary had a little Lamb . . . Athlete . . . loafers . . . always a Secretary . . Crazy cut-up . . . smooth dancer . . . popular . . . Till the End of Time . . . ice skater . . . Byndenwood . . . ambition- Athletic Instructor. Academic Course: Recreation 7, 83 Glee Club 9, 103 Girl Reserves 11, 123 Cheerleader 8, 9, 10, 11, 12: Class Secretary 11, 123 Athletic Council Secretary 12, Chorus 11, 123 Class Play, 11, 12. Imago I946 PAUL RICHARD ZELLERS Peter October 26, 1927 Blond smoothie . . . bulldogs . . . mortician . . . organ . . . 10 lessons . . . choir . . . post office . . . Class President . . . V--for victory . . . bow ties . . . good dresser . . . I want order . . . smooth dancer . . . cheer- leader . . . trumpet . . . ambition-Mortician. Commercial Course: Press Club 10, 11, 125 Radio Club 7, 85 Cheerleader 11, 12g Class President 11, 123 Band 11, 125 Class Play 11, 12. ETHEL MARGUERITE YENSER Yense1 ' November 26, 1928 A little on the short side . . . Army . . . great talker . . . Grace Livingston Hill . . . stay at home . . . records . . . singing . . . dogs and cats . . . devoted to parents . . . always worrying . . . bookkeeping troubles . . . diamonds . . . short stories . . . ambition- Secretary. Commercial Course: Dramatic Club 7, 8, 93 Glee Club 9, 10, 11g Press Club 12g Chorus 11, 123 Debate 12g Class Play 12. Imago I946 SENIOR CLASS HISTQRY Classmates-Here, freshly revised anzl rearranged, is an attempt to tell, truly and clearly, the tales of our happy school days. We passed, quickly, through the elementary grades and looked forward with much anticipation to the day when we would climb the stairs to high school. That long awaited day came in September 1940. On our first day upstairs, we went to room 27, which was to be our homeroom for four additional years. Mr. Bright, who was to bring us through our first tedious year of high school, was our advisor. We elected class officers for the first time in our history. They were: President ............... .. .,..,....... Marvin Schonour Vice President ...,.... .,.,......r.,.,............. M ary Powers Secretary .,...........,.........,,.,..,..,...........,.,.,,.,, ....,,.,...... A nna Mae Plowfield Seventh grade was, indeed, a new experience for us. We had our first social event in the form of a Hallowe'en party, which was held in the auditorium on Mon- day, October 28, 1940. When we returned for our second year, we, again, found Mr. Bright, our faculty advisor. Our first important business was to elect officers which were: President ....,..,,.....,.....,..,,.,......,................,,,,........................ Mervin Sweigart Vice President ........,, . .....,,.,......,,........... Ralph Lutz Secretary .....,...,...,.......,,,.,....,......,.......... ...,..i,...,. ..... A n na Mae Plowfield Our first event for the year was a doggie roast held at Hallacher's bungalow. We, also, held a puppet show that same year. In our freshman year we found we had a new faculty advisor, Miss DeTurck, in Room 21. Our class officers for this year were: President .....,.....,,.........,....,,...,...............,,.,.. .,.. .,,..,...., ...... J a m es Matthews Vice President .......,,.., ................ R ichard Stump Secretary ................,..........,...............,.,. .....,.....,..,,,.,.. A nna Mae Plowfield During the course of the term, our President left school to join the Navy and our Vice President left school to work. We elected new officers to fill their places. They were: President ,.,..,.,...,,... .... .. Richard Showalter Vice President ...,,,....., .........,.,,, D onald Kuser I m a g 0 I 9 4 6 Senior Class History - Continued Our social event for this year was, again, a doggie roast held at Egelman's Park. The high light of our Freshman year was our Commencement promotion to the Senior High School. When we returned for our Sophomore year, we found that one of our new teachers, Miss Glase, was to be our advisor, back in Room 27. Our officers for our Sophomore year Were: President .,..,..,....,.., .l... .......... A l len Fitterling Vice President .l....... ...,,......4,.,,.,.,4,,4 R ichard Hill Secretary ..,,.. , l..,4,,..4....4,...,.......,......l...,..........,.l.......... Anna Mae Plowfield Our important business this year was our class rings-which, after much delay, arrived in February. This is the year we secured our theme song: Let's Get Lost due to a few missing people on a biology field trip, which will never be forgotten. Our social event this year was a doggie roast which was held at Egelman's Park. In our Junior year, Miss Glase, again, became our faculty advisor. Officers for the year were: President ,........,... .......,..,,.........,.. Paul Zellers Vice President ....iii,i ....,...... R ichard Showalter Secretary .....,....,......,.,..i..,....,........,.,........,............,,..................i... Betty Snyder As Juniors, we were allowed extra social privileges. They were two dances and a class play. Our first dance, The Snow Frolic was held December 7, 1944. This dance proved the Juniors' ability as decorators. The profit from this dance was S84.00. Our second dance was the Emanon dance which, also, boosted the class treasury. The Junior play, Shrubbery Hill , given this same year, was a success. The profit made on this play was S130.00. Our social activities for that year were a combined doggie roast and skating partyg also, a hayride, with the Seniors of 45 , as our guests. With fond memories We departed from our Junior year With many plans for our Senior year. Imago I946 We began our Senior year under the advisorship of Mr. Steckel. Our business for the first day was the election of officers which are: President ,...r......t...., ...,................... P aul Zellers Vice President .....r.... .,........ R ichard Showalter Secretary ...................... , ..r..............,..,......., ,,.,si,,..s.s, ...,.....,.,.....,. B e tty Snyder We turned our thoughts to our class activities. Our first plan was for a doggie roast held at Egelman's Park. We, also, had a dance, which was held on October 27, 1945, and which was called, Night Owl's Prowl. This year we, also, selected our class colors, which are green and whiteg our class motto, which is We Finish To Begin, and our class flower, which is the white rose. In September, we started plans for the 46 Imagof' This was the biggest job we had ever undertaken. We engaged Ricciardi, as our photographer. On February 14, we held a Valentine dance called the Cupid's Twirl . This helped the treasury. We all looked forward to our big and last dance which was a semi-formal held, for the first time, in our school in many years. We are about to close our Senior Year with Baccalaureate Services in the Re- formed Church on May 26. Class night, along with the class play, entitled Board- ing School , is to be on May 21. Finally, one of the most important days in our life, Commencement, is scheduled for May 28. As we turn our life to the outer world we shall never forget the happy days which we, the class of 1946, spent together at Sinking Spring High School. We finish to begin. I m a go I 9 4 6 SENIGR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of the Sinking Spring High School, being as sound in mind and body as can be expected as a result of the schedule so rigidly followed, leave this, our first, last, and only Will and Testament. To the Faculty we leave: To Miss Fukang a cone of ice cream for the next World Series and, also, a better aim . To Miss DeTurckg a more intelligent group of Geometry students. To Mrs. Lambert, a supply of pencils to keep her classes quiet. To Miss Nicholls, a Commercial Class of boys. To Miss Yost, a Senior Class who will be able to attend Home Economics on Wednesday afternoon. To Miss Larking a pair of ballet shoes and a better chorus. To Miss Noll, a class that likes to read and prepare their Mechanical Drawing lesson. To Mr. Steckelg less headaches and a private telephone booth. fThe present one being reserved for Seniorsj To Mr. Fisherg a better equipped laboratory, more movies, and a girls' basketball team. To Adam Stitzelg less dirt. To the Juniors we leave: Our Wizardry in our financial matters and cooperation. Best of luck. To the entire student body we leave: The ability to follow in the footprints of the Class of '46'. Last of all, we bequeath our individual wealth and talents: Ethel Berkenstock bequeaths her hairdressing ability to Nancy Balthaser. Leona Firestone bequeaths her love for P. D. class to Doris Gring. Allen Fitterling wills his tallness, on the basketball floor, to Donald Troutman. Melrose Fleisher wills her finger nails to John Ritter. Anna Fox wills her ability to improvise melodies on the piano to Joan Ritter. Donald Hallacher bequeaths his corny supply of jokes to Roy Weinhold. Faye Herflicker wills her mischievousness and love of study to Shirley Eckenroad. Richard Hill wills his desire for blondes to Eugene Hull. Phyllis Leiby wills her quick temper to Marian Emerich. Ruth Oxenreider wills her likes for tall men to Elaine Krick. Anna Mae Plowfield wills her ability to get to school on time to Ruth Bickel. Mary Powers bequeaths her talkativeness to James Feeg. Richard Reeser bequeaths his ability of plumbing to Sherwood Reifsnyder. Richard Showalter bequeaths his brake adjustments to Marvin Schonour. Bette Snyder wills her courteous manner and pleasing personality to Joyce Frees. Pauline Stief wills her ability to get a lot done to Walter Hill. Ethel Yenser wills her ability to get something done in study hall to the 11th grade boys. Paul Zellers wills his ability to carry mail to Ronald Stief. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this twenty-eighth day of May, A. D. 1946. CLASS OF 1946 QSEALJ Imago I946 CLASS PROPHECY In the year of 1956 the reunion of the Class of 46 was scheduled at the home of Mrs. Leon Strause, the former Anna Mae Plowfield. Their estate was in back of Wer- nersville at a place known as Byndenwood-the estate was surrounded with adjoin- ing buildings, swimming pool, lovely riding stables, and tennis courts. Bette June Snyder, our Class Secretary, sent out invitations to all the members of the class. Anna Mae's butler, James, answered the door. The first couple to arrive were Bette June Snyder and Phyllis Leiby. Bette is now a gym instructor for girls' bas- ketball and is well on the way toward having a champ team. Phyllis is the one who planned the big dinner for all of us. She is one of the noted Home Economists in this country. James showed them to the mistress' library and they started to talk over old times. They were not seated more than five minutes when they heard the chatter of Duke Hallacher, Paul Zellers, and Ethel Yenser. Duke is now a cartoonist in the big city of New York, working for The Journal- American. Paul Zellers, our class President, is a mortician and has his funeral home in his home town, Sinking Spring. Ethel Yenser is his secretary. She has been work- ing with Paul for a number of years. Ethel went in and joined Phyllis and Bette. While sitting in the library, we heard talking outside and went to the window to see Showalter, Hill, and Fitterling come walking up the driveway. James showed them in and they joined us and started to tell us about their wonderful basketball teams. The doorbell rang and James opened to greet a messenger boy, with a telegram. Anna Mae opened it and it read: JUST ARRIVED BY PLANE FROM CALIFORNIA AND MET PAULINE AND FAYE AT AIRPORT. MARY-MELROSE James brought Mary and Melrose from the airport. Mary is now a Math teacher in California and Melrose is a nurse, who just came in from China and met Mary. lmago I946 Class Prophecy - Continued Pauline is a Coloratura Soprano star in Carnegie Hall. Faye is a dancer in a large night club. These girls planned to come to the reunion together. Vlfhile we were all gathered in the library, Leona Firestone, Anna Fox, and Ruth Oxenreider arrived. Leona is now one of the outstanding reporters, working for The American News Syndicate. Anna Fox is an astronomist, who has her Planetarium in the Catskill Formation in New York. Ruth Oxenreider is a famous Secretary and has been helping Anna, who has dis- covered a new planet, and named it Foxarius. James escorted all of us to the library and we were talking about Reeser and Ethel Berkenstock. They were not at the gathering, as yet, being late, as usual. We waited 10 minutes, 20, 25, and then the door bell rang. There stood Ethel and Reeserg they were late. Well, as we all know, Reeser is one of the best registered plumbers around. He told us he was delayed at Ethel's Beauty Salon, where he had been called to fix some pipes. Ethel has her Beauty Salon here in town and, indeed, a very successful one. She is noted for her pleasing personality and neatness. James, the butler, then announced dinner. All of us went into the dining room, which was immense and very nicely laid out. Grace was offered by our class Presi- dent, Paul, and then we were served. We had delicious food, for which we can thank Phyllis. After dinner, all of us decided to go up to Anna's planetarium to look at the heavens. The evening ended nicely and all went home, feeling fine and happy that we saw our class mates once more. lmago l946 L I-1 L 1 ASSES JUNIOR CLASS The highlights of the Junior Class started with a doggie roast at Egelman's Park with the members of the class acting as hosts for the Seniors and their guests. The second important step was the selection of the class rings, made early in the school term. Main social interests were placed on our first dance of the year, Teen A'Fair 8x Dance, and the selection of the Class Play, They Gave Him A Co-ed. Sitting-S. Hoffert, L. Longenecker, S. Eckenroad, F. Heister, H. Schroeder, M. Emerich, Mrs. Lambert, P. Zechman, S. Steif, B. Bailey, D. Gring, L. Swavely, V. Barnett. Standing-P. Levan, R. Lutz, R. Weinhold, M. Schonour, J. Zimmerman, E. Hull, D. Sweimler, J. Ritter, J. Feeg, D. Roeder. OFFICERS President ........................ Paul LeVan Vice President .... ........ R oy Weinhold Secretary ....... ........ P hoebe Zechman Treasurer ..... Mrs. Maybelle Lambert Class Advisor . . . . . . Mrs. Maybelle Lambert Imago I946 SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class is composed of 18 students. We are very proud of the fact that 5 players on the Junior Varsity Basketball team belong to the Sophomore class. Six members of the class are in the School Band. We started the year with a rip-roaring Hallowe'en Party, at which everyone had a good time. The class intends to have a function before the close of school and we all hope it will be a great success. Sitting-E. Krick, J. Miller, M. Root, A. Weidman, Miss Nicholls, J. Clause, A. Kiebach, F. Weidman, D. Mogel. Standing-W. Reber, B. Poticher, J. Haughney, W. Wealand, R. Bickel, W. Weber, D. Barnett, D. Lambert, J. Adams, D. Troutman. OFFICERS Prcfsidcwzf .................... David Lambert Vicc I'rcs1'dc11t .... ..... W illiam Webber Szfcrvfary ....... ...... J can Mae Clouse Treasurer . Miss Eleanor Nicholls Imago I946 FRESHMAN CLASS Although we are very few in number, for a freshman class, our aim for the com- ing year is to have a larger and better class, when we graduate in 1949. Members of the class of 1949 are participating in many activities. One of our members is in the school band, four are active members of the Dramatic Club, quite a few are in the chorus, three girls are junior varsity cheer leaders, and four of the boys are members of the junior varsity basketball team. Our social activities for the year included a doggie roast and Christmas party. The class is looking forward to the event of the year, graduation from Junior High School. Sitting-V. Heister, J. Ritter, B. Nester, N. Feyle, Miss DeTurck, J. Weidman, D. Lambert, N. Schadler, L. McCoy, A. Zimmerman. Standing-L. Koehler, W. Savage, H. Fleisher, J. Kramer, R. Mille1', C. Noecker, J. Reeser, R. Steif. OFFICERS President ....... .. James Kramer Vice President . . . ......... James Reeser Secretary ....... ...... A lice Zimmerman Faculty Advisor . . . . .. Miss Dorothy DeTurck Imago I946 PRESS CLUB The Press Club is comprised of the Commercial Seniors and one Junior boy. At the beginning of this year we had a new advisor, Miss Nicholls, who has taken over the job, quite capably, of helping us publish the newspaper. The name of the paper was changed from The Red and Blue to The Arrow . We published five issues this year, one of which the Juniors printed in tribute to the Seniors. MEMBERS Editor ......................... Ethel Yenser Assistant Editor . . . . . Leona Firestone Business Manager ..... .... R uth Oxenreider Faculty Advisor ................ Miss Nicholls Ethel Berkenstock, James Feeg, Paul Zellers. I m a go I 9 4 6 I s ATHLETIC CGUNCIL The Athletic Council is composed of four seniors and two advisors. This council, with its various committees, takes charge of all athletic events occurring in the school. In order to boost our financial status we held various functions during the year, some of which were movies, record dances and candy campaigns. The money, which we raised during the year, was, generally, spent for new bas- ketball equipment, presenting the Varsity team with jackets, and outfitting the Varsity Cheerleaders. We held our yearly banquet on March 13, 1946. We had a guest speaker, and a magician. The officers of this Council are: OFFICERS Prc'sidU'nt .................. Richard Showalter Vice Pl'CSifl!'II.f .... .... A llen Fitterling Secretary ..... ...... B ette Snyder Treasurer . . . . Ruth Oxenreider Advisors .... ........ A . D. Steckel R. L. Fisher, Coach I m a go I 9 4 6 VARSITY This season will mark the last year for five Seniors, Captain Allen Fitterling, Richard Showalter, Richard Reeser, Richard Hill and our time keeper, Donald Haliacher. Big things are expected of the Juniors who composed the rest of the team. The team of '45 and '46 had the honor of running up the highest score in the history of the school. Sinking Spring versus Ontelaunee-February 8, 1946, Score- Sinking Spring - 76, Ontelaunee - 25. We, also, had the honor of having the highest scorer in the county. This is Marvin Schonour with 199 points to his credit, THE SCORES NAME OPP. S.S.H.S. NAME OPP. S.S.H.S. Perry ...... . . 19 54 Perry ..... 26 23 Bethel ......... . . 13 38 Bethel .... 31 29 Wernersville 35 40 YVernersville 25 30 Wornelsdorf 23 22 Womelsdorf 24 32 Ontelaunee . . . . . 23 59 Ontelaunee . . . . . . 25 76 Robesonia . . . .... 36 28 Robesonia .......... 32 15 Standing-C. Miller, P. LeVan, R. Lutz, J. Ritter, E. Hull, M. Schonour, Coach R. Fishei Kneeling-R. Weinhold, R. Reeser, Captain A. Fitterling, R. Showalter, R. Hill. lmago I946 A. Fox, A. Plowfield, F. Herfiicker, P. Zechman, B. Snyder, P. Zellers VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Team-Team-Team When the going gets toughg When the stakes are highg Here's the gang that cheers For old Sinky High. Five girls-and a boy-all Seniors, too, except Phoebe. What a combination and how effective this cheering was durinf the 1945-1946 Basketball Season. How the High School Assembly enjoyed the skits presented by the Varsity Cheer- leaders. How the Cheerleaders worked-every week-in the evening after school- to perfect their Varsity cheerleading technique-and how Well they succeeded. i Fine co-operation, too, from the student body. School spirit? You bet! Almost raised the roof, at times. Effect on our boys? Grand! Could not have been better. Big job attempted? Yes, indeed: Work well-done and well deserved praise. Thank-e Thank-e Thank-e Varsity-Varsity-Varsity lmago I946 JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity is composed of boys from ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades The team started league competition by defeating Perry. Other victories followed after suffering one defeat from Robesonia, experiencing their first extra period, finish ing with a score of 22-23. They have high hopes of winning the Western Division Championship. On February lst we Won another victory from Womelsdorf. NAME Perry ..... Bethel .... Wernersville VVomelsdorf Ontelaunee Robesonia . THE SCORES OPP. S.S.H.S. NAME 18 39 Perry ....... . . 9 36 Bethel ........ . . 29 23 Wernersville 9 31 Womelsdorf 13 38 Ontelaunee .... . . 21 22 Robesonia . . . . . OPP. S.S.H.S 10 43 11 22 29 21 16 23 16 47 15 12 Kneeling-J. Haughney, D. Roeder, W. Webber, J. Zimmerman, J. Kramer. Standing-C. Miller, P. LeVan, L. Koehler, H. Lengel, B. Poticher, R. Miller D Lambert, J. Reeser, D. Troutman, Mr. Robert Fisher. lmago I946 JLINIGR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS This year 1945-1946, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders certainly did splendid work. This was accomplished by good co-operation among the members of the cheer- leading squad. The squad is composed of five girls and one boy. Anna Mae Grimes, one of the regular cheerleaders, was forced to resign in the beginning of the season due to illness. Two new faces were seen on the squad this year, Alice Zimmerman and Audrey Eyrich. These two girls are an asset to our squad and have been doing fine co-opera- tive work. A substitute cheerleader, Virginia Hiester, was elected to cheer in case the regular cheerleaders were unable to do so. Since five out of six of the Varsity cheerleaders are graduating this year, many of the J. V. Cheerleaders hope to become members of the Varsity Squad. Mmnbers-Flora Mae Weidman, Alice Zimmeiman, Annabelle Weidman, Dawn Lambert, Audrey Eyrich, Marvin Hill. Imago I946 GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves started the year of 1945-1946 under the new advisorship of Miss Marjorie J. Fukan of the English Department. The club has a membership of twenty-seven girls. The G.R.'s sometimes combined their meetings with the Hi-Y Club in order to enjoy their many speakers. A few of the many activities which the club enjoyed were the Bobby Sox Hop, a hayride, dances after the games, and a number of parties. Our club also participated in a number of activities sponsored by the Y.W.C.A., of which we are a part. ' First Row-J. Root, J. Miller, M. Fleisher, S. Hoffert, Miss Fukan, F. Herllicker, A. Kiebach, J. Clouse, A. Weidman. Second Row--M. Emerich, B. Snyder, V. Barnett, P. Leiby, F. Heister, M. Powers, L. Swavely, S. Eckenroad, P. Stief. Third Row-E. Krick, E. Weidman, B. Bailey, L. Longenecker, D. Gring, S. Stief, P. Zechman, H. Schroeder, D. Mogel. OFFICERS President ...................... Pauline Stief Vice President .... .... J ean Mae Clouse Secretary ....... ...... V irginia Barnett Treasurer ..... ............ S ara Hoffert Advisor .. Miss Marjorie J. Fukan Imago I946 HLY CLUB The Benjamin H. Weidman chapter of the Sinking Spring HI Y Club began its seventh year in September 1945. The first activity of the club was the initiation ceremony. The initiation took place in Reading and Sinking Spring High School It was climaxed with a doggie roast. Movies were presented by the Hi-Y Club monthly throughout the year Interesting talks were given to our group by men contacted by our program committee. From time to time during the year, the club was represented at the H1 Y Council We, also, took part at the Hi-Y-G.R. rallies at the Y.M.C.A. Standing-R. Lutz, R. Reeser, E. Hull, R. Showalter, D. Hallacher J Zimmerman A. Fitterling, W. Webber, D. Sweimler, M. Schonour, D. Barnett, D. Lambeit Sitting-D. Roeder, R. Hill, B. Poticher, P. LeVan, J. Haughney M1 Fishei R Blckel J. Ritter, R. Weinhold, W. Reber, J. Adams, D. Troutman. President ...... Vice Presidemf Secretary ...... Chaplain .... Treasurer ..... Faculty Advisor OFFICERS Donald Hallacher Marvin Schonour . . . . Richard Reeser .. . . . Richard Hill Richard Showalter Mr. Robert Fisher Imago I946 W BAND Under the direction and leadership of Mr. Charles Sharman,the S.S.H.S band has grown rapidly into what is fast becoming first class musical organization. Not only has the band increased in size, but its repertoire has been so improved that it is now able to offer a fairly wide variety of musical selections. It is, in all probability, safe to say that, in the near future, this band may become one of the most outstand- ing in the country. Every student of the S.S.H.S. should be honored and proud to have a band like this in their school. The band has been uniformed at a cost of 31800.00 First Row-John Lessig, James Lessig, G. Snyder, W. Wealand, D. Sweimler, P. LeVan, R. Ruth, N. Balthaser, J. Haughney, D. Troutman, L. Longenecker, P. Zellers, D. Lambert, J. Kline. Second Row-J. Longenecker, J. Root, J. Noll, J. Eckenroad, R. Barnett, P. Steif, M. Ycrger, C. Noecker, C. Sharman, Directorg B. Poticher, L. Fies, C. Beidler, M. Hill, N. Unger, H. Lengel. Imago I946 SENIGR HIGH CHORUS The Senior High Chorus, under the direction of Miss Rose Marie Larkin, fur- nished music for many occasions this year. The most entertaining programs were the Christmas Program, which was given with the help of the Band and the Dramatic Club, and the County Night of Music, which was a performance of the combined talent from all the High Schools of Berks County. Sitting-P. Leiby, M. Fleisher, Miss Larkin, F. Herflicker, A. Plowfleld, B. Snyder. Standing-E. Yenser, M. Powers, E. Berkenstock, R. Oxenreider, P. Stief, L. Firestone, V. Barnett, A. Fox. Standing-R. Lutz, P. Zellers, M. Schonour, R. Showalter, A. Fitterling, D. Hallacher, R. Reeser, R. Hill. Imago I946 DRRMRTIC CLUB The Dramatic Club is composed of 36 Junior High School students. The Club, with the help of some seniors and sixth graders, presented a play entitled We Americans . It was presented during Education Week, November 16, 1945, and was repeated in assembly, the following week. We, also, gave a group of tableaus at Christmas time, in conjunction with the band and chorus Christmas Program. The club received pins, which were given to all members who earned the right to wear them. Our yearly project was a play per month and a Charade program per week. For the yearly awards, which went into cash prizes, the competition, for first place, was between eighth and ninth grades. Sitting-R. Mogel, V. Kreitz, J. Reifsnyder, N. Schadler, J. Weidman, Mrs. Lambert, J. Frees, J. Machemer, C. Schlappich, D. Miller, J. Wenrich. Standing-A. Eyrich, V. Wealand, R. Bickel, G. Eckenroth, K. Adams, M. Hill, L. Fies, A. Serafino, D. Schonour, J. Longenecker, C. Dunkelberger, N. Balthaser. Standing--G. Snyder, R. Barnett, R. Kinzel, C. Miller, C. Noecker, R. Miller, W. Wealand, J. Kramer, P. Dunkelberger, M. Yerger, K. Koehler, W. Firestone. lmago I946 5 'N Imago I946 Imago I946 W' Imago I946 1904 Emma C. Evans Katie M. Evans Cora Guldin 'Herbert P. Holtzman 'I-Iiester Hornberger Luke A. Huyett Elsie K. Leinbach Anna R. Miller 'Edward H. Zechman 1905 E. Minerva Binkley 'Georgene E. Fields John G. Sharman A. Hughes Fisher Geraldine L. From Jacob Gring Ada M. Hemmig Clinton H. Miller Emma M. Yochum 'Murray D. Zechman 1906 Ruth Evans Minnie W. Gring 'Beulah R. Himmelberger James W. Kulp Gertrude Leinbach Reuben H. Potteiger A. Frederick Rentz Katie A. Ruth Jennie N. Stoudt Katie E. Steffy Florence M. Wilson 1907 Helen T. Binkley 'Esther Bressler Lizzie M. Fisher Lizzie M. Fry Charles H. Haas Minerva R. Huyett John W. Leininger Cora C. Mays Emily M. Stoudt :J. Russell Weider Mabel Yoder 1908 Luke H. Berger Grace E. Eisenhower Luke R. Huyett 'Bertha H. Krick James B. Reber George E. Rhinehart Hmmm 1909 Alfred C. Bennetch Wellington Eberly William S. Eckenroth Edna M. Grimes John D. Haas Frances G. Hemmig Erma B. Kintzer David Sharman George R. Specht Paul I. Speicher Florence E. Stiely 1910 Raymond K. Zechman J. Wellington From fHoward Glassmyer Annie M. Kissling Austin E. Lutz ikRoy H. Potteiger Clarence Schonour Paul L. Specht i'iFred P. Weidman M. Edna Zechman 1911 Elmira D. Esterly Regina C. Grimes Adam D. Huntzinger Daniel S. Krick Uacob D. Ruth 1912 Esther S. Glassmyer Helen Henry Leon D. Henry Mary E. Huyett Irwin W. Huyett John W. Wenrich 1913 Elsie Brossman Leroy B. Herb Ernest P. Krick Harry H. Miller Warren H. Miller Irvin H. Reber Katie O. Ruth Clarence Stitzer Stella W. Weitzel George C. Weidman Aquillas Zechman 1914 i'Sarah E. Hartman iEsther M. Machmer iEsther L. Cammauf Imago I946 :ir Lillie N. Gelsinger Lillian D. Kocher Harvey Reber Arthur M. Miller 1915 Catherine E. Schrack Laura H. Gelsinger Minnie K. Haas Carrie E. Whitmoyer Leon L. Lambert Leroy F. Ruth Uames H. Levengood Irvin F. From Elmer A. Wickel 1916 COURSE CHANGED 1917 Evelyn J. Ruth Howard L. Blankenbiller Arthur J. Lied Blanche E. Henry Lyman Seibert Marion M. Bright Harry J. Binkley William M. Savage 1918 'iEsther M. Potteiger Hattie N. Ruth Carrie E. Krick Esther F. Miller Elsie M. Cammauf Arthur F. Machemer Kathryn Burgner Marion C. Bair A. Dorothy From Florence P. Weidman Ira M. Ruth Charles W. Lambert Ruth I. Bright 1919 Carrie R. Haas Erma V. Brossman Helen M. Matternes Rita M. Zechman Dorothy V. Matz Marguerite S. Huyett Theodore 0. Mattes Clayton F. Ruth Stanley R. Ludwig Dorothy M. Ruth 1920 COURSE CHANGED 1921 Ella Boyer Eva A. Burgner Marguerite E. Burgner A. Estella Miller Raymond E. Henry F. Lerch Krick Lawrence A. Matternes Adam F. Spohn, Jr. Henry P. Weidman LeRoy K. Miller Reuben H. Weitzel Homer W. Weider 1922 Marguerite L. Brossman Charles M. Ludwig Mahlon M. Miller Geneva V. Palsgrove Ralph Y. Steffy Brooke R. Stitzer Earl A. Unger Elsie M. Wartzenluft Sara C. Weider Leon M. Yerger Cloyd S. Yoh Herbert B. Zechman 1923 Henry Y. Brubaker Catherine M. Eisenhower John C. Fink John H. Fisher Harold G. Freeman John R. Lambert Carrie E. Lebo Bessie G. Potteiger Myrtle M. Rem Charles D. Ream Anna E. Schrack John L. Seibert 1924 -Mary Johnston Olga Freeman Bertha Kiebach Helen Lambert Eleanor Noll 'William Bright Carl Freeman Floyd Weitzel Carl Peiffer if Ammm 1925 Ruth Becker John Eisenhower Clarence Henry Stanley Fleisher John Katzeman Helen Matz Helen Ravel Harvey Holtzman Margaret Renninger 1926 Fern Bard Wellington Beyerle Clifford Paul I. Arthur Melvin Arthur Forrest Miriam Taft Cake Eckenroad Holtzman Lamm Lengel Ludwig Maderia Myrtle Murr Bessie Pieffer Lee Seibert Annie Seitzinger Solomon Weidman Warren Weider 1927 Florence Beard Robert Beyerle Irwin Bright Claire Edris Minnie Freeman Ellen Harding Emily C. Hawthorne George Lambert Grace Ludwig William Marks Myrtle Miriam Potteiger Ruth Raymond Sell Edna Yerger Herbert Ruth 1928 Earl Fisher Alton Graeff Grace Maderia Lenore Murr Harold 1929 Whitman Sara Becker Charles Eisenhower Mildred Gerhard Esther Grill Imago I946 Edward Harpel William Hoffman Howard Katzeman Hazel Reynolds George Sallade Joseph Stuber 1930 Thelma A. Nester l'Grace Edris Sarah F. Schmeck Helen M. Brubaker Blanche D. Henry '?Helen V. Gruber Warren Noll Stanley C. Weidman George Y. Brubaker Norman H. Bentz Harold M. Knauer 1931 Elsie May Yoh Verna Marguerite Yerger Ruth Augusta Harpel Blanche Arlene Machemer Arlene Keener Gring Flora Wenger Cassel Dorothy Anna Potteiger Ethelyn Sarah Wilk Christian Dohner Harnish 1932 Dorothy Cassel Miriam Schrack Chester Bright Leroy Degler William C. Moyer Charles D. Ruth Paul E. Sallade Richard M. Schiffer Eugene Weidman 1933 Harold Kline Donald J. Ganser Eleanore Balthaser M. Ardell Moyer Ruth F. Brubaker Pauline V. Lutz Miriam E. Weber Harvey R. Mogel 1934 Bernice Behrenshausen Roberta Cassel Bernard Deeds John Dickinson 'Daniel Dunkelberger Alfred Flamish Olive Geil Earl Hill Helen Lutz Marie Lutz Elsie Moyer 'Albert Wartzenluft 1935 Lillian Balthaser George Beyerle Elizabeth Binkley Margery Cassel Walter Flamish Mary Louise Freeman Eleanor Geil Elmer Graeff Robert Hafer Beatrice Hain Norman Hartman Paul Kurtz Florence Ludwig Mary Ellen Miller Louise Moyer Richard Sharman Thelma Stover Paul Weber, Jr. William Weber Victor Weidman 1936 Ernestine Edris Robert Epler Henry Fertig David Gring Sarah Lamm Richard Lutz John Moyer Emily Yoh 1937 Madelyn Burgner Kenneth Ganser Benjamin Haas Paul Hafer Pauline Harding Mary Harpel Jacob Hartman Vernon Hiester Dorothy Kurtz Florence Lutz Ralph Miller Richard Miller June Moyer Lester Moyer Madelyn Northeimer Hmmm Miriam Stover Irene Strickler 1938 Ruth Balthaser Anna Mae Cassel Clara Fahrenbach Myrtle Fromm Pauline Gottshall Grace Hafer Daniel Potteiger Ruth Schroeder Grace Sallade Clarence Strickler Earl Stump Sterling Withers Claire Yerger Marcia Zechman 1939 Ferne Bechtel Mary Louise Brubaker Dorothy Burgner June Hafer Edna Harpel Marion Harpel Louise Heffelfinger William Hertzog Warren Long Grace Lutz Mary McCloy Walter Mogel James Mosteller Louisa Royer Anna Schnabel Ferne Schuler Robert Snyder Richard Stahl George Steife Arlene Swavely Luther Sweigart Ruth Sweimler George Wanner Mary Louise Wisser Ralph Zechman Geraldine Zellers 1940 Vera Coldren Donald Davies Catherine Dunkelberger Edwin Foret Leon Greth James Gromis Mary Hartman William Koehler Marijane Lambert Imago l946 John Ludwig Irene Plowfield June Segler William Spatz Minnie Stiely Robert Tobias Anna Wartzenluft Ferne Wartzenluft Betty Weidman Richard Weidman George Yochum 1941 Clair Allen Roy Artz Catherine Balthaser Virginia Baum Aileen Cassel Esther Dunkelberger Margaret Flamish Elaine Fox Pearl Fromm Ralph Fromm Jeanne Greath Vivian Gring Betty Hoffert Catherine Koch William Koch Ferne Koehler Elwood Lutz Virginia Palm Mary Potteiger Donald Schlegel Sarah Stump Ella Troutman 1942 Fern Berringer Albert Beyerle Robert Emerich Norman Keener Ruth Long Ruth Nonnemacher June Potteiger Vernon Scull Carolyn Spatz Arlan Strausser Carl Wolf Lucille Zechman 1943 Marjorie Allen Arabelle Bailey Cora Boone Russell Brehm Robert Davies LaRue Furlow Dorothy Garman Irwin Grimes Virginia Hallacher Anna Heck Jane Koehler Miriam Kramer Richard Lambert Virginia Miller Eugene Noll Alice Pannabecker Correll Ritter Doris Schlegel Jayne Schnabel Hilda Stibitz Georgene Stoudt Evelyn Strunk Betty Sweimler Percy Weinhold Betty Wenrich Edwin Wessner Joyce Wike Joseph Yochum Hmmm 1944 William Davis Betty Gicker Robert Greth Pearle Haag Richard Harrington Pauline Hull Mary Krach Rose Krach Wilbur Lutz Norman Mogel Edna Moyer Dorothy Nonnemacher William Pannabecker Jean Schroeder Betty Snyder Elwood Stiely Darlene Troutman Mildred Troutman Betty Weinhold Shirley Yoder Imago I946 1945 Lucille Allen Louise Bickel Harold Emerich Corinne Ferriman Norman Gaul George Gerhard Bruce Kramer Calvin Klopp Charlyne Lagerquist Frederick Lambert Dolores Leiby Harold Miller Virginia Powers Miriam Rollman Kenneth Sallade Shirley Stoudt Doris Sullivan Dorothy Sweimler Forrest Zechman Deceased Mr. Paul Andrews Mr. John Bagenstose Miss Bette Bailey Miss Virginia K. Barnett Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Bechtel Harold Beidler Carson Bentz David Berkenstock Mr. Harry Betz Miss Kathryn E. Brown Miss Mary L. Brubaker Miss Dorothy L. DeTurck Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Dietrich Mr. Paul Dunkelberger Miss Shirley Eckenroad Miss Marian Emerich Pvt. Harold Emerich Mr. Robert Emerich Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ernst, Sr. Miss Betty Evans Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Feeg Walter E. Fertig William G. Firestone Robert Fisher Mr. Allen Fitterling Mr. and Mrs. Miss Melrose Mr. and Mrs. Miss Anna R. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fitterling Fleisher Joseph Fleisher Fox Samuel B. Fox Miss Marjorie Fukan Mr. Donald Ganser Miss Dorothy Garman Mr. Paul F. Gassert Pvt. George Gerhard Mr. Carl Greth Miss Caroline P. Grimes Miss Anne Guenther Mr. William Haag Miss Virginia Hallacher Mr. Donald Hallacher Miss Ethel Hamaker Mr. Eddie Hartman Miss Ruth Harpel Mr. and Mrs. James Haughney Mr. John Heim Miss Faye E. Heriiicker Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herflicker Mrs. Esther E. Hiester Amy High Mr. Richard J. Hill Mr.and Mrs. Charles H. Hill Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Hoffman Miss Anna Mae Houser Mr. Roscoe J. L. Houser, Jr. Mr. Eugene Hull Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Huntzberger Miss Elizabeth Kase Mr. Franklin Kemp Miss Ruth Kern Mr. Paul D. Kindt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kintzer Miss Janet Kline Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Kopp Miss Mary Krach Mr. Bruce V. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kramer Miss June Kutz Miss Charlyne Lagerquist Mr. and Mrs. George Lambert Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lambert Mr. Richard Lambert Miss Rose Marie Larkin Miss Dolores Leiby Mr. Donald Leiby Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leiby Miss Phyllis Leiby Mr. Paul D. Lesko Dr. and Mrs. James Lessig Mr. and Mrs. Harrison LeVan Mr. Coolidge D. Long Miss Lucille Longenecker Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Lutz Miss Darlene Mogel Miss Edna Moyer Miss Mae G. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Quintin W. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. William Muller Miss M. Lenore Murr Miss Emma S. Noll Mr. and Mrs. John Noll Donald Nonnemacher Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Oxenreider Miss Ruth A. Oxenreider Miss Anna Mae Plowfleld Mrs. Charles Plowfield Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Plowfield Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Powers Miss Mary Powers Miss Ruth Powers Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reeser Mr. Richard Reeser Imago I946 and Mrs. Andrew M. and Mrs. Roy Ritter Mr. John Ritter Donald Roeder Earl Rollman Mr. Mr. Reynolds Mr. Mr. Miss Miriam Rollman Mr. Marvin W. Schonour Mr. Vernon B. Scull Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharman Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Showalter Miss Minnie Showalter Mr. Richard Showalter Miss Bette June Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Russel Snyder Miss Ruth Souders Miss Ethel B. Stamm Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Steckel Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stehman Miss Hilda Stibitz Mr. Kermit Stibitz Miss Pauline Stief Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stief Mr. Ronald Stief Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stief Miss Minnie Stiely Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stitzel Mary Matthew Stoudt Miss Shirley Stoudt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stuber S!Sgt. Thomas Stuber Leon G. Strause Pfc. LeRoy R. Strickler Pvt. Mervin Sweigart Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sweimler Mr. Donald J. Sweimler Miss Dorothy Sweimler Mr. Dewey Troutman Mrs. Elizabeth M. Wartzenluft Miss Flora Mae Weidman and Mrs. Harry Shiffer Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Weidman Miss Betty Jane Weinhold Mr and Mrs. Elmer Weinhold Mr and Mrs. R. Lewis Wenrich Mr. Carl Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yenser Miss Mary Elizabeth Yost Miss Phoebe Zechman Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Zellers Mr. Paul R. Zellers Mr. John Zimmerman Thanks to Our Advertisers We respectfully ask our patrons and friends to patronize the business firms and individuals who have been so generous with their contributions toward our advertising program. Our advertisers, in a very large measure, make a publi- cation like the Imago possible. Thank you very kindly, indeed. We are Cordially yours, The Senior Class of the Sinking Spring High School. Imago I946 'R' I. l L ggi: ,ui L I I I I Ti I L Il T V If I A ll I I if 1 1 1 i -i- .1..1,,1..-..1..1...-.:i..1np1.:f::: 237.1 gin:.:f:.1n:ip..1-n.1.:1ni:.1-.-...Q n1gn+un1.:A:n-.A ,nr . H CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE WISHES H FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS l I E From the H KURTZ HGUSE A D. CHAFFE, PROP. w if ll Q NN N Specializing in .... I SEA FOODS OF ALL KINDS REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI STEAKS SALADS CHOPS WINES LIQUORS MIXED DRINKS H I Catering to Private Parties or Banquets ll Dial 3-9834 I V 1-.4.i.p1..1..1..1..il -...Ii..1g,1..1..i,.i..ini..i.-1..q.ul1qq1.,1.u1...-..1.p1,'1..1g-1 qiniq . , Olmago I946 4' -I' .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..l.1l..1.,.-,,1..1..1...1..1 1..1nn1,1.u1.q--m.1m.1W1..1......m1,,.1.,u1II1I,11,1,I1,1I,1.m,1.m11.1.1un1g,.1l.1..,.1,.1.n1,.1 1 , 4 AMEDHTCAN P NOW . . . g g xl ICI Oil'- MORE THAN EVER M YOU NEED- N O C if 1l E f CACOQSING DAIRY Qg.V.Mhg HOMOGENHEDXHTAMHWD DAIRY' MILK MWFSTLAWHP5' , iv Z, 6' W of X R GW, Let's get a Coca-Cola When you want a. refreshing moment's rest, swing into the pause that rqfresbes with ice-cold Coca-Cola. It's the right step to real refreshments orrled Under Authority of The Coca-Cola Company by READING COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS I m a go I 9 4 6 lg..- nu..- 'S' 1 .1 . 11 . 1 11 . u l . 1 2 H H 1 I ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 K 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 i 11.111.11.111-.111 ... 1 1 1 1 11.-...1..1..1...1,,111111 ... 1 1 1 1m11.,,,--...-.1111-. -111.1111111111111-gl Compliments of The Lamm Funeral Home TELEPHONE 81113 Cacoosinq Nurseries C. KOENEKOOP SINKING SPRING, PA. ..1.1.1.,1n,... 1u.1111.1u.1n11..11.1nu1u11 11 1 - 11 11 1-- 1 :1 1- 111 -1- --1 1 11 1 11 : 1 11 H H 11 H 'K 1 11 11 'K 1 11 4,.1.1111.111.111111.1...111,.1.,,--..1.1.,1.-. 1 1 1 1.1.1..1..1,,,..11.11.... 1 .. 111.111,1...1.......,11......1..1,.,1..1..l, Imago I946 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..g1q.1..1.,.-q.1..1.1 1...-.,m1 Compliments of Orioles Home Association NEST NO. 122 FRATERNAL ORDER OF ORIOLES M. BROWN'S S Coal, Flour Feed SINKING SPRING I Dial 8613 Sinking Spring, Pa. ..1..1.,1.g1.,g....1 1 1 1 1 1u.1.,1,,1,.1,.1..1,,1,.1..- i ONS 1 L Q 4 l Z l i l a L 1 ! 1 Q Q Compliments of O GLO-RAY KNITTING MILLS C ROBESONIA, PA. ...gp-1p-I..-.,--ll1q'1l'1.l1.11gl1g.1gl1..1,1,1.l1q.1..1qp1 1 1 1 1 1u1uu1uu1.n1u1 Imago I946 -1- -------- ------------ - --- 4. In Our Sixty-Eighth Year- HOME MANAGED HOME OWNED Reading's Representative Store ' I Whither s 428-444 Penn Square, READING, PENNA -.uu..nnu1....1,,.-,,..1.,.1l1l-1.1.1.1-1 1 -- -. 1 1 1--1uu1....-uu1uu1uu-un.-,, Compliments of WYOMISSING GLAZED PAPER COMPANY 101 1 1 .- .. -niuinn1n--nn-.,.1,,.-.I-..1....-.11.,1..1.,1..1 - NUEBLING'S The Sportsmafrfs Stofre Athletic Supplies Photo Goods - Sweaters Cor. 9th 8z Penn Streets READING, PA. ENJOY 5115110 4 Imago I946 0 0 ALWAYS FOR SINKING SPRING, PA. HOFMANN BROOM WORKS, Inc. READING STREET RAILWAY CO MPANY 12 South Fifth Street READING, PA. CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD WISH ES from READING OPTICAL CO O O 1-nn--l,l1,lu1-.-11-111.--.-.1 Compliments of M. GILBERT TOBACCO CO. I I READING, PA. Imago I946 -.......1..1..1, 4. ................,....,..........,.,...,......,. - - -..-.....-..-...... -5. SUN SERVICE STATION 2222 PENN AVE., WEST LAWN, PA. E. A. Powers We Specialize in . . . Tire Repairs and Vulcanizing Washing, Simonizing A to Z Lubrication We Call For and Delifvefr Cars Dial 8-9570 Compliments of WALTER H. FRITZ 0 0 Plumbing and Heating 0 0 WEST READING, PA. .i.m1u.1u.1.piu.......1...1...1..,,,,- -..--ui...-1 Q 0 Compliments of . . . THEO C. AUMAN, Inc. Morticians o 0 WALT'S SWEET SHOP O O We Make Our Own ICE CREAM 570 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. 1.u1.gq1q.1gl....n1l - - .1 1ui,.1.l1,'1.l1.u-.gg1,g1,...qp.- 1np1lq1q.1,.1,,1 .- .- 1,5145-g .iq-..m1uu... p.1..1...1..1g.1ggiu.1 0 0 Go to S M O K I E S For ICE CREAM and MILK SHAKES 0 0 0 0 Compliments Of R G. KEGERISE sz SON E SINKING SPRING, PA. For Better Flavor Drink ST. LAWRENCE -5159 -5 1 q N v wif, J fi I 1 ll, NX ,SlEm72x,A, E' ff. , ..,,N 'M LMI I lj xl -12 Homogenized Vitamin D Milk ll.-.gpiqq..,m--1..1 1 .... 1 114.44-.gl-.-.4l...,g1,,u1nn1 Congratulations to the Class of 1946 From Sinking Spring LIONS CLUB 13' l 2: lg1:: u: Q E 1 I I , H qi J I ll lf I I1 if I H 1. l I E ll ll u H L l .1.'1qg1p1gy1..1. Compliments of HALLACHER'S KEYSTONE STORE 0 0 102 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. Phone 8-8897 -ll1gp1g.1lg1.l1'p1gp1ll-.nl-.121n1n1m1n-u- REBER St MILLER Potato Chips and Peanuts You have tried the rest . . . Now try the best. 4th Sz Chestnut Sts., READING, PA. Phone 2-5828 -Ip-.g1.g1..1.q1,.1.,,1.,1.111 1 1 .1.'1..-..p- Phone 2-2692 Penna. Amusement Service QLicensed and Bondedl Entertainment - Orchestras Shows Herman Miller, 18 N. 5th St., Executive Director Reading, Pa. .1.,1.p1,1q1,.1 1 1 1 1n1q1..1n1..1 -..1lg1n1u JOSEPH L. RICCIARDI 0 0 Photographer 0 o 234 South Fourth Street READING, PA. Phone 3-6225 RICE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Permanent Waving and All Branches of Beauty Culture 338 Franklin St., READING, PA. Dial 4-1335 ql1.q1 1pm-u1n--nu1 1nn1'p1'l1.q1pp.1, 'T I 1 . i I i T I H l rr x ll er :r 11 l I: fl ll H .1 lf ,N 1np1nn1ng1up1up1nu1lu1 1 1 1 - fl T ll ll ll ....1,.1.g1I..-.,g1In-n1up-'p1.p..u.1ql1.g1q.1.... MCCANN School of Business Enter Any Monday Fifth Xz Walnut Phone 2-2301 I-I K K R I at Wx I 1: I ......l ,l,.1..1..1..1..1......1.n--I-1..1.4.101.1...1......1.1..1......1..1,u1,.,1,.1,..1...1...1.,,.1..,..,....,,..... 1 1 1...1.g14.l1gl1gq1 1 1 1 HEATHER'S Sportswear Shop 144 North Fifth St., READING, PA. 1 1ll1..1.1 1 1 1 1'.1.,1..g--.l1l 1,..1,,,.1..1 WE NEED 1 0 0 USED CARS Will Pay The HIGHEST CASH PRICES For All Makes, All Models FRED MORGANSTERN CHEVROLET CO. N. Fifth 8z Centre Ave. Dial 4-8351 Open Evenings 8z Sundays 1nn...un1lu-uuiu...main:-.uu1nn-nu1nn1nn1nu--.m1m,1,m1.m1ln1m,..m,1nu1...1.q1gp1.p1g.-.I1 DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY At KALBACHS 13 North Ninth Street READING, PA. ALTON E. BOWERS Photo Service 416 North Fifth Street READING, PA. 1 1..1l.1.p1.l1, 1.11.11..1..1,g1l,1.,,--n.1.n1 1 1 1.,1.p1..1n.1g.1.g1'.1ql1..1 Compliments of . . . C. W. HIES-TER Pennsupreme Dairy Dial 8-8773 1 1 1 1unn1uu1nn1:.l- 1 1 1 RUSTY'S PLACE 0 Ice Cream Confectionery Compliments of . . . OBERLIN'S Peony Gardens 425 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. 1 -u--mq1u... 1g.11111.-'l1..1..1,,1,,q1..1ll1my-M1 Compliments Of o EN SSLEN 'S 4. ...........,............--................................... ....... - .. - .. - - -...-.....................- 4. ,ini..1.,....nn-np.-niuninn1nn...np1n'1n.1n.1'q1qpinn Compliments of . . . 0 0 1..1n.1.p.1pp.1qp1..1,'1nn--uuiuniu-uni GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS 0 0 J. E. TOBACCO CO. A FRIEND Compliments ' ' of Smoke BRENEI ER' KING'S S S Cigars Potato Chips o 0 BLUE MOUNTAIN DAIRY JOH1Nlv?.1S2I'UBER OBSB el' 238-240 Maple Street READING, PA. Homogenized Milk Milk, Fresh as Mountain Air' Dial 4-2789 ,,....n....,1..1'q1.ui,,1,..1..1.,1.'1..1 1 1.1.- Your McNess Dealer EVAN A. HAFER 31 Wynnewood Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. Phone 8-9707 -uninnguglnn Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Sea Food 303 Main Street DENVER, PA. Phone 8-4141 WENRICH BROS. Butchers 566 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. Phone 8-600 xpniqnr-qn1u:1nniqu--. q.-lliqllguigglgl1lp1q.1,.'i-.1...1g,-uni 1 i -mn.-. n.-.gl-.gl-ggiggi 1,.-.nn.1un.-nninn1nn,n-.1 1nu1 1 1un1nu1nn-unu-uuu-un-nuu-un-nun1un- 1 HIMMELREICH and KISSINGER Service Station Gasoline - Oils - Complete Lubrication Repairing - Washing - Polishing Phone 8-9514 501 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. 1 1UI.1W1ml.......1..u1.,n1,.,1n.1n,1,,1 1 Compliments Of o o BELLE ALTO Phone 8517 Homes for Rent R. C. LUDWIG Real Estate City and Suburban Homes Farms A Specialty 45 Cacoosing Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. 1 1 1Inu-nu-.nu-.111.,1l.1..1..1 1 1 Compliments Of I O TEXTILE INN 1 1 1 1 1 -.. 1g.1l.1..1q 1.11.1141 1.m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-ng--..1,m1,,...u..-. 1 FURLOW'S FOOD MARKET R. A. Furlow, Prop. Meats, Fresh Fruits, Produce and Groceries SINKING SPRING, PA. Phone 8-567 .1,m--m.1 1 1 1 1.10.11 1,.1g.1..1.1,.1..1l H. J. GREATH Honest Weight and Service ICE - HAULING 556 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. -n--nn1 1 1nu-.nu1uu1..n1nnu1n.1..1..1.,1gg1 1 Compliments Of SIN KIN G SPRING PLAN IN G MILL 1,,.--nl1 1Im1uu1.I1I.1.g1'n1p-1ul1ug1.q1l.1.u1 KEYSTONE DAIRY 0 Visit the Fountain at Our Plant 0 Pottsville Pike Phone 9749 1u...gn1.u1q 1 1 1 1uu1un1nu1.n1.n1 1 1 1 .1..1..1..1,,,1.,,1.,1...1uu1.u1 1 1u.1.,.-...1,.1..1..1..1..1, Compliments of . . . DELROY SAVAGE ATLANTIC SERVICE Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. 1.-mf serum- When you see me, don't think of Insurance, But when you think of Insurance, See . . . Brooke R. Stitzer 646 Penn Avenue Phone 8-9037 SINKING SPRING, PA. JOHN R. KURTZ, P.D. 0 0 Druggist 0 0 SINKING SPRING, PA. 7--7 :i,,:in,.-nninui:n1n..1n,1nn1nn- Q1 n1u- E. L. SNYDER, D.D.S. Phone 8-9763 O WERNERSVILLE, PA. ARTHUR SCHWEMMER Diamonds Watches and Jewelry Optometrist 218 North Ninth Street READING, PA. 1qu1gn1u1 1 -.. 1 1 1.1-n1un1.n1nn1nn1un1..,1. -1.1 .1 .1 1nu1nq1g.1l.1.u1,,1,, Lumber-Coal-Roofing Paints - Varnishes 0 H. H. WEBBER 403 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. Phone 8045 BERGMAN 'S SHOE REPAIRING All Kinds of Leather Repairing 37 Werner Street WERNERSVILLE, PA. -1--.nn1n,1nn1n1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of P. F. EISENBROWN Cemetery Memorials Sixth Kr Elm Streets READING, PA. ::1u1u: 1.1-u1nn.-u1n.1u.1uu1nn1 n-nn1nn1np1 .1.n1un1-q1,,1.,1..1,.1 1 1u1.,1 1 1 1 1un1n.11-u1u1u1un1n1qu1u1qu Compliments of SPATZ MOTOR OO. SINKING SPRING, PA. Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Scull D.D.S. -.m1.m.1nu..un..nn-. 1nl1n,,1n.1nu--un:-un-nn1 Duart Permanents Machineless Wave Cold Wave Permanents DELIGHT BEAUTY SHOP ELSIE M. MEYER, Mgr. Phone 8-9461 15 Woodrow Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. 1 1nn1nn4n1uu1nnu1nxn1uu1un1nu1nu1un1uu1ug1nl- WM. G. HINTZ, Inc. Books - Stationery Greeting Cards - Gifts Desks - Filing Cabinets 838-40 Penn Street Compliments of A.B.C. BEVERAGE CO. Bottlers of Mission Orange Old Time Root Beer and Pale Dry Jobbers of CONFECTIONERY and FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES Reading Wholesale Confectionery Co. 418 North Ninth Street READING, PA. 1,,,,.... 1 1 1 1 1,,,.1ng1,..1q.1.l1..1..1.n1 1 THE WHITE HOUSE JOHN I. WHITE, Prop. Phone 9034-R-11 ROBESONIA, PA. On Route 422 -M441.n1..11..1n.1l.l1qq1qp1pu-n.1un1ul11.1511 Compliments of WOMEN'S APPAREL CHARM SHOP 8 North Sixth Street READING, PA. Phone 3-3956 -nu:-ln--nu-an-1m1 1uu1nu1.nu--an-nniuuiruinninui n,1nn.. .gi..1........-I..1u1.'1..1..i,.1..1..1,.....gg1..i....-.p.1,. Compliments of DR. H. W. RIEGEL 104 North Eleventh Street READING, PA. Phone 2-8118 FERD HECK FLORIST 1133 North Fifth Street READING, PA. .-...1..1.p14g.-111.11111 1..1I1.14.-.-1.-.lu-...Qin--..1..ig.1.'......-u1.l-gli...-..1.g1qg.1u.1..1. EMILY HOPKINS Younger Set Fashions 120 North Fifth Street READING, PA. 4.1.3.-g.1...1pg1..1..iu.1ui 1.11.-..1.l.-..--q.i...1., It's One of Tommiesn TOMMIE GRAY 858 Penn Street READING, PA. Men's Haberdashery and Sportswear Compliments of MIRROR KL GIFT SHOP 129 North Fifth Street READING, PA. Compliments vf S A C H S DRESS SHOP .-.1.1.gi..1...1uq,Hui...-..:in.1.,.1n:i:.1 inY,..1,,:+-myn:HemiIl...l..-...-...1,q1g.1,.1,.1g.1 Handbags, Blouses, Hosiery Compliments of FAMOUS MAID SHOP 712 Penn Street READING, PA. Bulova and Elgin Watches Diamonds WM. M. SONTAG Special Order Work in Platinum and Gold--Repairing 121 North Sixth Street READING, PA. Phone 3-7426 ,,, ai.: -..i.-..-..D....,. .....................-.....-........-..-..-................. ...i. 1......q1..1.p-..'i,.--lgilllqgiiqiqli .-1.1 1 ..- 1 ,. .1nn1nu-np.1u.iup-. 1 1 n.-.u1u-'51lp1l.1l:1nn1nu1nl.-nn 1n1 1 1nn1uu--nu1n1ln1u1 1 1 .1..1..1 1.1.,.1..1qq1..1..1 ....1..-.lg-gg-1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..--.p1un1nu1 1 1 Phone 2-1491 LILLIAN SILK SHOP Cotton - Silk - Woolens Bulk and Remnants 14 North Sixth Street READING, PA. KIRKHOFF'S Service Station COMPLETE MOBIL SERVICE GAS-OIL-LUBRICATION SINKING SPRING, PA. Phone 8-9556 I41I51441111111qp1.q1..1.l1..1..1.p1l.1..--g.1m1uu1nu1 1 .-.un-.nu1u.1u.1qn1nl1 1 1 Congratulations to . . . The Senior Class of Sinking Spring High School From Recreation Association 14:1u1g.1..1..1g.1.'1..1,.1gg1ql1. DEPENDABLE PRINTING W. L. FEGLEY, Printer 2701 Perkiomen Avenue MT. PENN, PA. Phone 3-0377 BOB DEPPEN CO. RAY DEPPEN, Mgr. General Electric and Westinghouse Appliances Custom-Built St. Charles Steel Kitchens Complete Servcie Dept. 1501 Lancaster Ave. 20 N. 4th St. READING, PA. .g1'q1g.1.'-1:1 1 1 1 1..1nu1gl1qg1..1.g Men's Wear Boys' Wear J OSEPH'S We Sell for Less--Always 410 Penn Street READING, PA. ,1,,,1,,,,--,.1 1 1 1 1nn1n1uu1u,1.g1.n1n1 1 1 CHARLES G. REEDY Plumbing 8a Heating 0 0 43 Woodrow Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. 1ul-gl..- 1,,1q.1'.-gl-ul1lp1q.-'11 1'.1.p1,.1gg1 Congratulations to . . . The Class of 664697 From Sinking Spring Alumni Association 1n.1u 1n1ul 1u1..1ul1ul .1..1u.1,,1l.1I.11.1...1,.11.1un1n,1n.1u,1u.1na1qg1g.1gq1,.1..1ll.-u.1...1 1 11.1 READING BUSINESS INSTITUTE An Approved School for Business Training N. W. CORNER TENTH Xz PENN STS. Phone 2-6771 READING, PA Fine Developing Enlargements By Photo Electric Control W. F. DREHS 534 Court Street READING, PA. MILLER'S INN 0 0 Good Food Is Our Hobby 0 0 WERNERSVILLE, PA. .,1.g.-.ng-.11gg.-.m....q,1.g1.g1u.1g.1 1g.1..1..- Compliments of WISSER'S GAS STATION 255 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1uu1.m1.m1.,.1..1'l1..1..- 1,m1nn1nn1u.1uu1un1ul1un1ul1ul1nu1uq- 1uu1uu1lu1n:7::- :Y :Y :'--u17::- -311111151..1ul1u.1..1..1.g1ll1pg1q.1gl1..1 9 -a--n1u1u: 7 lg1l1n:+:51ng1uu1ll1u1ul1n1 MILLER and FROM Florists 44 North Fifth Street READING, PA. Greenhouses-Sinking Spring, Pa. :lillilIlillilllllilllilli-llilllll1ll'1lilYill-1 Compliments of Your GAINES Dealer PAUL T. SMITH 104 Evans Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. ---1-n1n.1nn1nn1nu1n.1n.1q1nn1..1ul1n.1u1 MODERN IRON WORKS Ornamental and Structural Steel READING, PA. PHONE 6294 1..1..1gg11111..--..1.u1pu1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1..1gg1g,1..1..1.l1.l1..1. 4. ------ --.--. . ......... ..... 4. I I Best Wishes to . I! Congratulations ! The Senior Class From the I LADIES' AUXILIARY From the of the I 2 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... .. - 1uqQnp-.-.l.1n.1. 1..1.....-gl..-........-q-.-n.....1ui 1 PRODUCTION PAGE 1946 Jmaga The following have been instrumental in producing the 1946 IMAGO: ART ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPING CO. 636 Court Street Reading, Pa.-Engravings JOSEPH RICCIARDI, Photographer 234 South Fourth Street Reading, Pa.-Photographs THE BOYERTOWN TIMES PUBLISHING CO. 48 South Reading Avenue Boyertown, Pa.-Printing ARNOLD'S BOOK BINDERY, Inc. 7th and Washington Streets Reading, Pa.-Binding + ---- ---------------- nmmmmm- 4 Autographs Autographs Autographs ,. .' - - vrwfl- -. . --.4I,1n'- .1 -r .'I --I .I I2 U, 5-g,':f , '.-.?I-- 5-A ' , , ' Q'--4, , J -M-mv .' .v 5- P , ,I ,. , . I Li if W' I L' 2 .,:-P.. ' .. -Y 5 . 'Y ,- -4 -- ..1- 1- , , r. -I ' . H 1 ' 1 5- .. - 4 ,Z w - X.-5, .xg 1 , .,1i': - . ' --' . ,II I' 1'-' . Inq- ., ' 4 -' , QM' ' , , a 5' 'f '-:I ,I J' -- . -. I ,.... . . . 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