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

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Yg, pin. ,ml '-cw X3 Hun bien 98080 If-orll lo , 1952. Yrlendsz lt seems dliilcnlt 'C or ns, the senlor class of l952, to 'oelleve t'nat tne tlme nas 'ilnallfj come to don our caps and go-ms, mount t'ne platform steps and recelve our diplomas. vie are nano-J and proud oi our accompllsnwents. 'the tnongnts -ae ilnd llngerlng ln onr mlnds as -ae 'face tnls slgnlilcant step may 'oe a 'olt sad, kor gradnatlon means leaving the tnlngs we nave come to xcnowl and rely noon ln time or need. Vie have complled tnls 'oooli ltnowm as t'ne llK9.GO, to serve as a remlnder of the tlme we spent absorb- lng xmowlledge as stndents of tnls lnstltntlon. as wie take our last, longlng glances at 'iamlllr scenes and faces we tne seniors or Slnklng Sorlng lllgn Scnool 'old rare-Aell to 'fine surroundings and lndlvldnals wie llno-A so well. Robert H. lrleldman Edltor A dedication i X-we if -sei M . .6-pm - . i New i X, .X.x .3 gi wvnqgg To Mr. Harry J. Manderbach, for his outstanding work in the field of education and because of his fine personal qualities and his splendid co- operation with his students and his co-workers, the Class of 1952, gratefully dedicates this volume of the Imago. ma Wafer '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 tool, When we combat, ours the friendship Sinking Spring High School. -Paul F. Freed, Sr. Cfaaa mafia WHAT WE ARE ABOUT TO BE, WE ARE NOW BECOMING CAM GLM BLUE AND WHITE CAM ZAW WHITE ROSE l 070, W I' I, 091' W- SHE-IDY WILLIAM B. TOBIAS d11'9Ct0I' treasurer EDWIN W. KAUFMAN president JOHN S. SAYLOR JOHN W. FROM junior vice president director MR. A. D. STECKEL. Ph. b.. M. A -Supervising Principal MRS. M. Y. LAMBERT, A. B. Senior Class Advisor ' l'f01 'J' 05. OU C f l 1 I Il1Ig,l,0 I l, ll1o1 , 'l'l'l'llll a I I O o . .go0,, Q! D. f, .I 2 . z : '0 . . .I .olifo 5 5 0 ' ' 'os' 0'. '. ' ' 0 s .-. a : '. 'U' 'Q o .1 . ' 'Ou .' 1 150 . .145 Q 'n' 5 .l144ggl'2,' E : A: o '- I :Ula vQ,,.a::: ..'l' :xtQl.a. 'fl 0,4 s 5 ' Q 4 Q V ' q , Q O . ' Q I. 492: NE S xo, MISS M. LENORE MURR Normal Diploma Grade Two MRS. MARY M. STOUDT Normal Diploma Grade One MISS JENNIE R. FISHER B. S. Grade Four MRS. IRENE K. KUTZ Normal Diploma Grade Three MRS. STELLA S. KALBACH Normal Diploma Grade Five MRS. EDNA D. GEISS B. S., M. S. Grade Seven-English MRS. ESTHER E. HIESTER Normal Diploma Grade Six Library MR. NORMAN C. HOPP B. S. Grade Nine-Coach Physical Education Social Studies E. ALAN GERNERD Grade Eight-Science Director of Visual Education Hi-Y Club Sponsor MRS. BETTY M. BERGER B. S. Grade Ten Vocational Home Economics Y-Teen Club Sponsor .ai- MRS. MAYBELLE Y. LAMBERT A. B. Grade Twelve-Latin-History Dramatics MR. HARRY J. MANDERBACH B. S., M. A. in Education Grade Eleven-Mathematics Debating Club Sponsor Jr. Town Meeting of the Air MISS MURIEL F. MARKS B. S. Commercial Press Club MR. A. D. STECKEL Ph. B., M. A. Supervising Principal MR. HOMER W. RUTH B. S. Industrial Arts-Mechanical Drawing if---Q-A MR. WILLIAM A. K B.S. A11 MR. J. KENNETH LEFEVRE B. S., M. S. Band and Chorus Vocal Music MRS. ANNIE KNAPPENBERGER R. N. Nurse REITLER 561.23 DORIS L. ECKERT Music MISS ETHEL M. HAMAKER R. D. H. Dental Hygienist K .NN Edztor ...... Assistafl I Bus ' Edna ...... . mess Adv r .... Manager ertising -M Arr Edit S11 anagflrf' or ..... Pb ps o a 12 t E' dit C1 otogr 0rIfIf ' aphy.. assfl' C1 lst r ..ff I ass Propzeiy .... Class H711 . . Allin, ' III ..... . . .......... Sports ....... Ac-tivitie Ma Dis ' A s trlbu ' Hager .... trol: M dwsors anager I I R. Weid G. Ritter - - -- -Z Lessig Jr. . ...,.. R.Rutb ....51i'iWI'E-Ilric-11 . erger t 5 gferg:-re Sldlg . Herr' mger K KOK1-zclr . elzler .....A.B t M Mr HI-net . Oxenr ' li A. ezder D. St lr 1 S. M If La ec 6 116-vs M ' mbert une! Marks 02612 X160 iff!! W ...Q A gs.: ME.. . . ' V Amp., SEATED CL. to RJ: J. Neidig, M. Heffn Lessig, Jr., M. Bonte. STANDING CL. to RJ: Miss Marks, E. Yerger, J. Eckenroad, A. Oxenreider, J McCane, M. Yerger, S. Stoudt, R. Ruth, Mr. A. D. Steckel, K. Koehler, D Sel1,' K. Harting, R. Wenrich, E. Krick, G. Stuber, S, Harris, Mrs. Lambert A. Emst, Jr. er, S. Wenrich, R. Weidman, G. Ritter, J. class uiii GETS PRESIDENT ........... VICE PRESIDENT ........... SECRETARY .................. U. S. O. REPRESENTATIVES .... BOB WEIDMAN RAY WENRICH .. DOLORES SELL .. GLORIA RITTER MARVIN HEFFNER I EX ff? ,Zh- f 2' flv-.. fx --s.-. 'M 7 ff Z' PY IO Il 'o .ss ts X M ,ro NX X . Q I X ,I l 0'N, pi ' 052,-si' -, -Q Q Lx' ' J -'I , 11' ' ' Iv' ff XT ' , o ,s' 5' o I 0 S9 ' ' 1 ,B 1 lx Qi! 1 I ffl MW MILDRED ANN BONTE Mil September 22, 1934 Bud and Bonnie . . . Pleasing personality. Cheer- leader. Horses and dogs . . . Lerner's . . . Giggles . . . Ice cream and chocolate cake . . . Natural wavy hair . . . Ford . . . High heels . . . Dislikes tomatoes and tea . . . Y-Teen worries . . . Nice clothes . . . Oh Brother . . . Better late than never . . . Remember . . . Sports enthusiast . . . Cow Street Gang. Course: Academic and Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Telephone operator. Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . County Chorus 7, 8 9. Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Operetta 9 . . . Class play 12 . . . N. H, S. 10, 11, 12 . . . Student Council 11 . . . Y-Teens Vice President 10, Secretary ll, President 12 . . . Cheerleader 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, 12. 16 v-f' 'lf ALLEN REUBEN BARNETT Barney December 12 1934 Ford . . . Pickup Mohnton Lou Chocolate cake Stine s wrecking gang is likes white slurts and ties J 1ms Yes she did . . Hot Rod Race Hillbillies Truck driver . . . Shillington Road Bridge Brownsville , Tennessee Ernie Randolph Scott Cheese burgers and coffee Holtys Course: Academic Ambition: Truck driver Junior Red Cross 7 Dance Club 9 H1 Y 10 11, 12 . . . Student Council 11 deee'...K 66102114 ffl'-'T -S'--iii 1 1 if 7 9 ' 7 Q 1:12. .fall g ef . 1 Q pi 1' 7 f' ' 4- ' J.. - ' -' . x i-'1 V' JOAN LOUBE ECKENROAD Eckenroad March 29, 1934 Brown eyes . . . Pet peeve-Hollywood muffiers . . . Loves to play the organ . . . Moody . . . Likes dancing . . . Fords . . . Clambakes . . . Honest to Pete! . . . German classes!! . . . Cheerleader . . . Whitner's . . . Bangs . . . Cow Street Gang. Course: Academic and Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Organist. Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Dramatic Club 10, Secretary 11 and 12 . . . Band 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . County Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . County Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . County Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Operetta 9 . . . District Orchestra Band and Chorus 12 . . . Debating 11, 12 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Class Play 9, 12 . . . Cheerleader 7, 8, 10, 11, 12 . . . Student Coun- cil 8, 10 . . . Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 . . . N. H. S, 10, Secretary-Treasurer 11, 12. ALLEN OSCAR ERNST, JR. Al June 2, 1934 Gladys . . . Roller Derby . . . Chocolate cake . . . Former member of The Hullies . . . Shy . . . Mad chemist . . . South 8th Street . . . Always hungry . . . Chicken Chow Mein . . . Mighty hunter . . . Allegh- neyville . . . Blond . . . Loves to argue . . . Sleep . . . Safe driver . . . Dislikes Dodges and Dances. Course: Academic. Ambition: Business Junior Red Cross 7 . . . Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11 . . . Photo- graphy Club 11 . . . Shop 7, 8, 9, 12. Dance Club 9. 015- Q. pls 17 Q..-1- ,' gf mgotfl, 'K 3' 'jf I , lie A , Lii,i..i- .9 W SHIRLEY MAY HARRIS Shirl October 29, 1932 Short hair and blue eyes . . . Pretty teeth . . . Re- freshment committee worries . . . Cheeseburgers and milk shakes . . . Jimmie . . . Chevrolet . . . Tiny Tim's . . . Drive-in movies . . . Unforgettable . . . John Wayne admirer . . . Huh??? . . . Dislikes fish. as Q, W Course: Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Housewife. Chorus 7, 8, 9 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Operetta 9 . . . Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 . . . Athletic refreshment committee 11, 12 . . . Volleyball 10 . . . Class Play 12 . . . Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. ' KENNETH SENSENIG HARTING Ken July 4, 1934 Legion baseball . . . '48 Plymouth . . . Duck hunting . . . Good driver C?J . . . Second Clarinet . . . What's that? . . . Center-field . . . Richie Ashburn . . . Mechanical drawing . . . Dislikes being called Red . . . Green Hills Golf Course . . . French fries and Bar B-Q's, . . . St. Louis Browns. Course: Academic, Ambition: Sheet metal worker or draftsman. Chorus 7, 12 . . . Dramatic Club 8 . . . Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Class Play 12 . . . Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Basketball 12, Manager 11 . . . Hi-Y 10, 11, Secretary 12. Sf 18 1.1!- 1-I 'Af ..-W 46' iii t iii i if 5 'ffl E 'A if if 'ff 1 f' - -Q J.. . - P-' , gov-. 3 1. MARVIN PAUL HEFFNER Shorty Janet and Smiley . . . Good basketball p1ayer??? . . . Captain Kidd . . . Green Valley pin boy . . . '37 Ply- mouth . . . Boston Red Sox and Ted Williams fan . . . Farmer and super-salesman . . . Good worker . . . Get out of here! . . . Chicken and waffles . . . Love Sick . . . U. S. Marine Corps . . . Dislikes olives. Course: Academic. Ambition: Diesel engineer. H1-Y 1o, 11. 12 . . . Basketball 10, 11, 12 . . . Student Council 12 . . . Shoo 12. May 4, 1934 Qi QW . ..,. ,., K 17 Q.. 'vw , ctw. . nn. ,,.,, tt.-,.., f31l:..,, an 5' Q 1 .,',x. . fifSiSss...s5f1 DAWN EMILY HETTINGER Dawn April 21, 1934 Joe DiMaggio fan . . . Hully Gang . . . Yankees . . . Tiny Tim's . . . Navy . . . Chryslers . . . Drive-in movies . . . Skatarena . . . Volleyball . . . Temper, Temper . . . Because of You . . . Baby sitter . . . Dark glasses . . . Dogs and horses . . . Jeff Chandler . . . Ev and Viv . . . Blond?? . . . Where's Ev? . . . Italian sandwiches. Course: Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Restaurant ownerg housewife. Chorus 7. 8, 9 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Operetta 9 . . . Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 . . . Press Club 12 . . . Athletic Refreshment Committee 12 . . . Volleyball 10, 11, 12. Mfdway 1 9 'nl iff' 1 Q . L I ,gm aw fix 'L JV n1 1-' - ks vi- l --- if f 'ilu UEW EE! 'JJ' I C 3 J A 1-, 1,-ff . . . -f - --, 35,-. I-1-.41 19' KARL KOEHLER Mutz April 23, 1933 Bag-of-Bones . . . Hullie . . . Bill Goodman and the Bosox . . . Slick Chev .... Crew cut . . . Super salesman . . . Draft bait . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Ya can't beat fun . . . Amish hat . . . Sleep . . Sports . . . Captain Kidd . . . Wow. Course: Academic, Ambition: Radio and television servicing. Junior Red Cross 7 . . . Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 . . . Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Manager 8 . . . Student Council 10 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Dramatic Club 7 . . . Athletic Council 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 12 . . . Class Play 12. Kflrl Koa PAQ EILEEN CLARA KRICK Kricky ' May 9, 1934 Skatarena . . . Boys??? . . . Likes blue eyes . . . Kurtz's Drug Store . . . Milk shakes and Cokes . . . Phillies and Del Ennis . . . Basketball and baseball fan . . . Cheerleader . . . Talkative . . . Eddie Fisher . . . Likes movies . . . Ray Anthony's music . . . Dislikes bossy people. Course: Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Housewife. iw? Chorus 7, 8 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Operetta 9 . . W Y-Teens 10, 11, Treasurer 12 . . . Volleyball 10 . . Cheerleader 11, 12. 20 I . 1 .-- ' .4- ' --- ww f 11+ i 9 1 T s f5f 1z1-falf 1 i 1 f o . 'Q f' 1' 'Q-A ' -' :af P-f., -of JAMES BLEE LESSIG, JR. J im September 22, 1934 Crew cut, freckles and blue eyes . . . Oboe . . . A11- State Band . . . Harrisburg . . . Detroit Tigers . . . Haage concerts . . . Green Valley . . . Jeep . . . Steak and ice cream . . . Penn Avenue Outdoor Gym . . . Olds 88 . . . Smooth Dancer . . . Horses . . . Blue ribbons . . . M. D. . .. Penn State . . . Always something! Course: Academic. Ambition: Physician. Junior Red Cross 7 . . . Dramatic Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Band 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . County Band and Orchestra 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . County Chorus 10 . . . State Band and Orchestra 11, 12 . . . District Band and Orchestra 10, 11, 12 . . . Press Club . . . 11, 12 . . . Baseball 9 . . . Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Debating 11, 12 . . . Student Council 8, 9, Secretary 10, Vice President 11, President 12 . . . N. H. S. 10, 11, President 12 . . . Operetta 9 . . . Class Play 9, 12, JENNIE MAY MCCANE Jennie July 10, 1934 Chevie . . . Romance magazines . . . Holy Cow!! . . . Hully Gang . . . Phillies . . . Tall boys . . . Because of You . . . Hamburgers and French fries . . . Choco- late cake . . . Tony Bennett . . . Doris Day . . . Volleyball . . , Math brain??? . . . High heels . . . Cowboy music . . . Tony Curtis . . . Earrings . . . Tiny Tirn's . . . Temper. Course: Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Housewiie. Chorus 8 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Volleyball 10, 11, 12. G . af y , 2 1 . I. Q l - 'va I iiwgi 1 H1 1, , Iii V Club 12 . . EVELYN LOUISE MCCOY Ev December 19, 1934 Pontiac . . . Jeff Chandler . . . Yogi Berra . . . Good driver?? . . . Ear-rings . . . Marine Corps . . . My Blue Heaven . . . Skatarena . . . Blonde?? . . . Tiny Tim's . . . Cokes . . . Short hair . . . Movies , . . Viv and Dawn . . . Irish temper . . . Volleyball . . . Cowboy music . . . Fried ham and hot dogs . . . Likes brown eyes. Course: Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: U. S. Women's Marine Co1'ps. I Chorus 7, 8, 9 . . . Operetta 9 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 . . . Volleyball 11, 12 . . . Press . Athletic Refreshment Committee 12. 54, XM? JANET MARIE NEIDIG Janet June 22, 1934 Cheerleader . . . Sunday School teacher . . . Dislikes homework . . . Oh, I forgot! Barbecues and milk shakes . . . Karl . . . Never on time . . . Cow Street Gang. Course: Academic and Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Secretary. Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Y-Teens 10, Treasurer 11, 12 . . . Cheerleader 8, 10, 11, 12 . . . N, H. S. 10, 12 . . . Ath- letic Council Secretary 11, Treasurer 12 . . . Operetta ?z,c,ai777-7714069 9 . . . Class Play 12. 22 -1.-s- 'lP ' ' 1 apr f Iii T. 1 Q . A .iff 61 S 1 J. fy -1 .- 1 - .. . 'I W l?.1-. , ji , .-,. 5 It ....v', - VP ALBERT OXENREIDER Oxey June 24, 1934 Skatarena . . . Janitor . . . Stan Musial and the St. Louis Cardinals . . . Good driver . . . Wernersville . . . Shirley . . . Quiet . . . '49 Plymouth . . . Tiny Tim's . . . French fries and hamburgers . . . Black hair . . . Hunter. Course: Academic. Ambition: Mechanic. Chorus 7, 8 . . . County Chorus 8 . . . Junior Red Cross 7 . . . Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 . . . Baseball 10, 11, 12 . . . Class Play 12. aisle-AI G' 1 f ,I A 4 1 .fff ,iff ' Jn Wulf ' fix, Vw! fl n V. ff ' - ,Q WI' J WPI., ,jf-aff' . ff ff f ,lfff'! it-fL !f ,diff ,rv , f'!l Q,. .1 ul ft' f . HL, l ,fl W. ,A ff GLORIA DAWN RITTER Glor May 4, 1934 Likes to sew, read, and argue . . . Dislikes turnips and cheating . . . Piano and cornet . . . Extremely ab- sent-minded . . . Bell collector . . . Favors Larry, licorice, and Tootie . . . As You Desire Me . . . Allergies . . . Dwells in sarcasm . . . Naturally wavy hair . . . Growler editor . . . Gabby . . . Cow Street Gang . . . Honor Student. Course: Academic and Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Musician. Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Dramatic Club 10, 11, Vice President 12 . . . Band 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . County Band 10, 11, 12 . . . County Orchestra 10, 11, 12 . . . County Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . District Band 11, 12 . . . Cheerleader 7 . . . Operetta 9 . . . District Orchestra 11 . . . Class Play 9, 12 . . . N. H. S. 10, 11, 12 . 1 . Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. . . . Debat- ing Team 11, 12 . . . Student Council 9, 12 . . . Press Club 11, Editor 12, 23 ,i-,. i- F iff!-I - 'Zi'-x . f , - Z' 3 S Y 1 . as or 7 wi -1:31 1 j f ff f J ,i f v --. gf 1 W RODNEY HAROLD RUTH Rod September 12 1934 Blond . . . Sax and Clarinet . . . Girls Girls Girls . . . Spaghetti . . . Bebop and Jazz New York Giants . . . Dolores . . . Carlisle . 40 Dodge Let's go to Fleetwood! . . . I'1l never get married' . . . The Shack . . . Shillington Diner The Rink . . . Cow Street . . . Dixieland originator Card games . . . Flirt . . . Hopewell . Own orchestra Course: Academic. DOLORES MAY SELL Selly March 12, 1934 Participant in sports . . . Liver hater . . . Natural blonde . . . You know it! . . . Fightin' Phils . . . Spaghetti and Bar B-Q's . . . Likes cats . . . Baseball and basketball fan . . . Secretarial worries . . . Cow Street gang - - - Laffy - . . Turn Back the Hands of Time . . . Cheerleader. Course: Academic and Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Physical education teacher or medical secre- tary. Press Club 12 . . . Class Play 12 . . . Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . County Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 , , , Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,12 . . . County Band 10 . . . N. H. S. 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12 . . . Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 . . . Cheerleader 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Volleyball 10, 11, 12 . . . Operetta and Dance Club 9. 21-L . . . Swimming and basketball . . . Music worries Ambition: Play in name dance band Chorus 12 . . . Band 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, VICE President 11 12 . . . County Band 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 . County Orches tra 12 . . . Eastern District Orchestra and Band 12 Hi-Y 10, 11, President 12 . . . Dance Club 9 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Rail Q.---xiii'- al aa 1 e T A 611 I AC SHIRLEY MAY STOUDT Chick July 21, 1934 Co-operative . . . Brown hair . . . Tony Curtis and Eddie Fisher . . . Doris Day and Esther Williams . . Crew cuts, especially one . . . Bull . . . Cheesebur- gers and French fries . . . Corduroy shirts . . . Slow drivers . . . Blue eyes . . . Dislikes chocolate ice cream and talkative boys. Course: Academic and Vocational Home Economics, X Ambition: Dancing teacher or typist. 'School Choir 7, 8, 9, 10 . . . 'Art Needle Work and Chess Club 7 . . . 'Camera Club and Typing Club 8 . . . 'Social Dancing Club 9, 10 . . . 'Canasta and Shop Club ll . . . Y-Teens 12 . . . Press Club 12. 'Reading High and Northwest Junior High School Ac- tivities. x .fiwyofiiwvf GERALD RICHARD STUBER Jerry February 9, 1934 Quiet . . . Dislikes crew cuts and ties . . . Stan Musial and St. Louis Cardinals . . . I don't know! . . . Ice cream and chocolate cake . . . Southpaw pitcher . . . Baseball . . . Red hair and blue eyes . . . Cold, Cold Heart . . . Freckles . . . Paperboy . . Trumpet . . . Sleep!! . . . New York Yankees. Course: Academic. Ambition: Sports editor. Chorus 8 . . . County Chorus 8 . . . Junior Red Cross 7 . . . Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. Base- ball 10, 11, 12. WMM Q. SZLLW 25 Qwirl - -:.- -W ?' , A nfl . - V A ' ROBERT HENRY WEIDMAN 'f Course: Academic. . . Class Play 9, 12. RAYMOND JACOB WENRICH Ray May 3, 1934 Schlitz . . . Artistic . . . '37 Buick . . . The Hul1ies . . . Globe Trotters . . . U. S. Marine Corps . . . Hillbilly music . . . Brownsville . . . Dis- likes white shirts and ties . . . Ah-h-h you don't say! . . . Heckies . . . French fries and hamburgers . . . Shillington Diner . . . Let's go hunting??? . . . Likes dancing . . . Oh! that muzzy! . . . Dark complected . . . Drum Corps . . . The Shack . . . The Little White Cloud . . . A1wayslate. Course: Academic, Ambition: Cabinetmaker. Chorus 12 . . . Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Hi-Y 10, 11 12 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Baseball 9, 10, 11 12 . . Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. 26 Bob March 7 1934 Stan Kenton . . . Tex . . . I thought Id flip' Imago editor . . . Street of Dreams . One of the Dixielanders . . . Gravedigger . . . Crew cut New York Yankees . . . Phil Cavarretta Chevie . . . Trombone . . . Bar B-Qs and French fries . . . Dislikes silly girls and dancing Blondes CU . . . Shillington Diner . . . Temperamental and never on time . . . U. S. Marine Corps, Ambition: Sports Journalist. Junior Red Cross 7 . . . Band 7, 8, 9, 10 President 1 12 . . . Hi-Y 10, 11, Treasurer 12 . . . Press Club 1 12 . . . Baseball 9, 10, 11 . . . Basketball 9 10 11 1 . . . Student Council 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . N H S his-..,.-W ,.,-. 1-u'- A 153 411 It I it ll .2 if - aa'f e I , ,a ,A 4. t. SARA ELLEN WENRICH . s S0okie December 18, 1933 Cheerleader . . . Dislikes turnips . . . Television . . . Dogs . . . I don't know! . . . Short . . . I Get Ideas . . . Hamburgers and cokes . . . Cox-key Addy . . . Buicks . . . Tiny Tim's . . . Drive-in movies . . . Fritztown . . . Long hair . . . Temper, Temper. Course Academic and Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Housewife. Chorus 7, 8, 9. 10 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Volleyball 10 . . . Operetta 9 . . . Cheerleader 10, 11. 12 . . . Y- Teens10,ll, 12. ELAINE GRACE YERGER Liz May 2, 1934 Stubborn . . . Dislikes dogs . . . Basketball fan . . . Volleyball . . . Why . . . I don't know! . . . Ice cream and chocolate cake . . . Steak sandwiches . . . Bowling . . . Piano . . . Be My Love . . . Because . . . Plymouths . . . Pottie . . . The Cow Street Gang . . . Likes school . . . Talkative. Course: Academic and Vocational Home Economics. Ambition: Secretary. Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Dance Club 9 . . . Band 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. . .County Band 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Volleyball 11, 12 . . . Operetta 9 . . . Class Play 9, 12 . . . Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. F 2 7 I 5- q1 W f, 51- ' 'Qu g ei if -ff ual - , E, if E W MARVIN LEON YERGER Marv September 5, 1932 Bass horn . . . Dislikes women l?J . . . Shillington Diner . . . Not a thing! Spaghetti and meatballs . . . One of the Dixielanders . . . Basketball managef . . . Grave digger . . . '33 Plymouth . . . Cow Street . . U. S. Air Corps . . . One of the Bungalow boys . . Dish, Course: Academic, Ambition: U. S. Military Band. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Dramatic Club 7, 8 . . . Photography Club 11 . . . Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . County Band . . . 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . County Chorus 10 . . . Press Club 12 . . . Operetta 9 . . . Class Play 9, 12. the class pruphec The graduating class of 1952 invites you to attend the ten-year reunion to be held at Green Valley Country Club on August 17, 1952. This is the invitation sent to us by Dolores Sell, our class secretary, It is a beautiful day in spite of the clouds that threatened early this morning. The lunch for this event was prepared by Dawn Hettinger who has her own television show every aftemoon. She tests recipes and gives them to us over television. The first people to arrive on the scene are Gloria Ritter and Joan Eckenroad. They attended Lebanon Vallev College together. Gloria is now the leader of an All-Girl Band and male chorus. Joan is organist and choir director in a large church in New York City. The next to arrive are Shirley Stoudt, Sara Wenrich, Shirley Harris, and Eileen Krick. Sara and Shirley Harris are both married to successful businessmen. Sara is married to a butcherjand Shirley is married to the owner of the National Cleaners. Eileen and Shirley Stoudt are both private secretaries to wealthy businessmen. We soon see a car drive up, and Allen Barnett and Allen Ernst step out. They are partners in a large business concern in New Jersey, We see they are doing quite well. Following them is Ken- neth Harting, who is in business with his father. While we are standing there chatting, we see a young man coming across the lawn accom- panied by an attractive young woman. As they come closer, we see it is James Lessig, who is now a successful doctor, and Dolores Sell who is his secretary. After a while we see Evelyn McCoy and Jennie McCane walking toward us. We hear Evelyn is an officer in the SPARS and Jennie is married. We see she has brought her two children along with her. We soon see a few fellows hurrying across the lawn to us. It looks like Karl Koehler, Ray- mond Wenrich, and Robert Weidman. Karl, we hear, is doing very well in the field of television. Robert is a sports journalist, and Raymond is serving in the Marines. As we are about to start eating, we see three girls hurrying across the lawn toward us. We recognize them as Elaine Yerger, Mildred Bonte, and Janet Neidig, Could it be they're afraid they'll be late. We remember they used to be late for school-sometimes. Elaine and Janet are now both successful secretaries for big businessmen. Mildred is secretary to an executive of the Bell Telephone Company. They tell us the reason they are late is because they just came from a Secre- tarial Convention. Next we see Marvin Yerger, Marvin Heffner, Albert Oxenreider, and Gerald Stuber coming. Albert is the General Manager of the Bell Telephone Company in Reading, and Jerry is a Sports Editor for the Reading Eagle. Marvin Yerger is a well-known bass horn soloist in the U. S. Navy Band, and Marvin Heffner is a diesel engineer. During the afternoon we decided to go swimming. After we are finished swimming, we hear strains of music coming from the clubhouse. We go up to the clubhouse, When we enter, we see Rodney Ruth and his Orchestra. We see Rodney got his chance in the field of music, for he is now leader of a very famous orchestra. They just made an appearance up at the Hershey Ballroom. We dance the rest of the evening and then decide. regrettfully, that we'd better depart. We resolved to have a reunion in five years instead of ten. 29 the class histur The time has come for the members of the class of '52 to refresh their memories of past school days. Lest we forget, allow me to refresh your minds relative to the most cherished happenings. In our first year of Junior High School, Miss Dorothy DeTurck became our home- room advisor. We began our Seventh Grade with 37 members on our class roll. During the coming years our class membership dropped to the present 25. We elected class oflicers for the first time. They were James Lessig, President, Karl Koehler, Vice President, Joan Noll, Secretary-Treasurer. In Eighth Grade, Mrs. Updegrave, formerly Miss DeTurck, became our advisor. We again elected class officers. They were James Lessig, Presidentg Janet Neidig, Vice Presi- dent, Dolores Sell, Secretary-Treasurerg Janet Manbeck and Robert Weidman, U. S. O. Representatives. Our first social event was a doggie roast held at Egelman's Park on September 11, 1947. During the year our class helped to select a standard school crest for class rings. The last half of the year our advisor was Mr. John Storm. At the close of the school term we elected class officers for the following year. They were Robert Weidman, President, Gloria Ritter, Vice President, Mildred Bonte, Secretary-Treasurer, Joan Eckenroad and James Lessig, U. S. O. Representatives. In our Freshman year we had Mr. Harry Manderbach, a new teacher, as our home- room adviser. We began our Freshman year by selecting our class motto, class color, class flowers. They are Class Motto, What We Are About To Be We Are Now Becom- ing, Class Colors, Blue and Gold, and our Class Flower which was to be the yellow rose. We, also, had a doggie roast on September 21, 1948. We had our first activity, which was a movie called Western Union, held on March 10, 1949. To our surprise it was a success. The biggest event came at the end of our Freshman year, which was our Com- mencement and promotion to the Senior High School. At the close of the term we elect- ed class officers for the Sophomore year. They were James Lessig, Presidentg Robert Weidman, Vice President, Janet Neidig, Secretary-Treasurer, Karl Koehler and Gloria Ritter, U. S. O. Representatives. In our Sophomore year Mr. Manderbach was again our homeroom adviser. This year we had a doggie roast on September 30, 1949, at Egelman's Park. We changed our class flower to the white rose and our class colors to blue and white. We picked chenille letters to wear on sweaters. We had two activities during the year. Our first was a movie called Captain Eddie which was held on December 8, 1949. Our Second activity, a dance, was named The Duck's Wobble, and was held April 15, 1950. At the close of the year we had another doggie roast May 12, 1950, at Egelman's Park. We elected the following officers for the Junior year: Raymond Wenrich, President: Marvin Heffner, Vice Presi- dent, Dolores Sell, Secretary-Treasurer, Mildred Bonte and Allen Barnett, U- S. O. Re- presentatives. Our advisor was again Mr. Manderbach. We started the Junior year by having a doggie roast on September 22, 1950, at the French Creek State Park. Our biggest job this year was selecting our class rings. The first activity we conducted to raise class funds was the selling of Christmas cards. We had a skating party on December 20, 1950, at the Sinking Spring Skatarena. We sponsored a movie on January 18, 1951, called Winged Victory. Other activities in which the entire class participated follow: We went to the Ice Capades, February 12, 1951, at Hershey Sports Arena, and we took two trips-One was a tour in Philadelphia, the other a trip to the United Nations in New York. On March 17, 1951, we had a Saint Patrick's Dance called the Shi1le1agh Shuhlef' We also picked the movie for our Senior years. We had a cake sale on May 12, 1951. At the close of the year we picked the oflicers for our Senior year. They were Robert Weidman, President, Raymond Wenrich, Vice President, DO10I'eS Sell, S6C1'efaI'y-Treasurer? Gloria Ritter and Marvin Heffner, U. S. O. Representatives. Our adviser was Mrs. Maybelle Y. Lambert. During the year we conducted several activities to raise money for our class. We sold a polish called Doozy Does It and Christ- mas cards. This increased our bank account a great deal. We had a- doughnut sale on October 26, 1951, sponsored a band concert by the Wyomissing Band on November 6, 1951, and a cake sale on January 21, 1952. Our biggest job of the year was the '52 Imago throughout the year. Our last social event was a J unior-Senior Semi-formal dance held on April 19, 1952, and will be remembered by everyone. Our Senior year came to an end with the Baccalaureate services in the Reformed Church on May 25, 1952. Class Night was another important activity held on May 20, 1952. The biggest step we took was on May 27, 1952. This, of course, was Commencement. U This means that we have come to the end of all our activities, as a class, and that we will, each, be going out in the world by ourselves. Happy were the days at Sinking Spring High School. the class will We, the Seniors of 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 Mr. Steckel-more time to teach P. D. To Miss Marks-new and modern- typewriters. To Mrs. Geiss-a class that gets there on time. To Mrs. Lambert-a bottle of aspirins for the headaches we have caused her. To Mrs. Berger-an extra soft chair for the Senior Home Economics Class. To Mr. Gernerd-more chemicals for explosions. To Mr. Hopp-a new basketball team. To Mr. Manderbach-an attentive senior math class. To Mr. LeFevre-a new band. To Mr. Ruth-a senior shop class. To Adam-another janitor like Albert. TO THE JUNIORS WE LEAVE:- Less financial trouble, and lots of success and happiness. TO THE ENTIRE SCHOOL:- We leave. LAST OF ALL WE BEQUEATH OUR INDIVIDUAL TALENTS:- Allen Barnett wills his pick-up truck to Herbert Stine. Mildred Bonte wills her pleasing personality to Marian Ernst. Joan Eckenroad wills her jitterbugging ability to Charles Beidler. Allen Ernst wills his skating ability to anyone who wants it. Shirley Harris wills her shortness to Dale Hettinger. Kenneth Harting wills his baseball position to Robert Weitzel. Marvin Heffner wills his working ability to Jon Meloney. Dawn Hettinger wills her cooking ability to Audrey Betz. Karl Koehler wills his basketball ability to Sammy Nye. Eileen Krick wills her popularity to June Nye. James Lessig wills his wittiness to Teddy Webber. Jennie McCane wills her volleyball ability to Ruth Heath. Evelyn McCoy wills her bobbed hair cuts to Vivian McCoy. A Janet Neidig wills her quietness to Joanne Brant. Albert Oxenreider wills his janitorial ability to Gerald Yerger. Gloria Ritter wills her versatility to Love and Leiby. Rodney Ruth wills his ability to play modern music to Raymond Wengert. Dolores Sell wills her athletic ability to Nancy Madeira. Shirley Stoudt wills her typing ability to Susan Kinzel. Gerald Stuber wills his left-handed pitching ability to Sherwood Powers. Robert Weidman wills his short hair cuts to William Good. Raymond Wenrich wills his running ability to Jon Meloney. Sara Wenrich wills her cheering ability to Nancy McCane. Elaine Yerger wills her tallness to Lou Ann Poticher. Marvin Yerger wills anything he has to anyone who wants it. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1952, have hereunto set twentieth day of May, A. D., 1952. our hand and seal this CLASS OF 1952 CSEALJ 3 3 1 1 4 4 .- -'I ' tv FW- ':W?Q Q34- Q. 4 . if 1 ,, 291. X 'G' VAS gn .K 1' X Q' E N 's I 1 I I I 1 1,1 . O 05,5 IAN' .N ' Q 5 QQ 4 ' J .4 Q I ' ' 1 5 I' Q0 90' QL. to Neldig, J. Nye, D. Fromm V McCoy C Beidler A Zerbe S. Powers, V. Gicker, T. Protheroe. STANDING CL. to RJ: L. Mountz H. Boyer, J F I J K1 , ry me H Fitterlxng J Mountz, J. Knappenberger, J. Lessig, Mr. Manderbach MISSING FROM PICTURE: M. Hassler. Q 6 lunlnr OFFICERS President ....... ...-- . .----- - - - Vice President ........ C Harold Boyer John Lessig Secretary ............... .... J anet Kline U. S. O. Representatives .. ....... .. Advisor .. MT- H- 36 Vivian McCoy Donald Neidig J. Manderbach lass SEATED L. to RJ: A. Betz, R. Caldwell, J. E. Unger, C. Sharman, III, C. Haughney, J. Leiby, S. Gross, W. Lciby. STANDING QL, to RJ: M. Heffner, D. Hettinger, R. Pauley, I.. Haag, H. Kring, Jr.. W. Kleinhans, W. Love, H. Webber, Jr., R Rhoads, Jr., T. Brant, Jr. D. Stoudi. Mrs. Berger. sophomore class OFFICERS President ....... ........... . . Harry Kring, Jr. Vice President .... .. Russel Rhoads, Jr. Secretary ................. . . . Dorothy Stoudt U. S. O. Representatives .... .... M ildred Heffner Raymond Pauley Advisor .... . . Mrs. B. M. Berger 3 Mr. N. C. Hopp 38 SEATEDQL. to RJ: B, Batzel, R. G ' rimes. K. Kriek, B. Hoffman, D. Fisher, J. Melnney C. Longeneeker, C. Nye, R. Heath. L. Poticher. STANDING CL. to RJ: D. Sallade. K. Horner. T. McCauley, N, McCane. H. Stine, S Kinzel. W. Schrufer. V. Fegley, W. Good, S. Ernst. T. Kramer. Mr. Hopp. MISSING FROM PICTURE: M. Ernst. freshmen class OFFICERS President ........ ....... .,........ T e d Kramer Vice President . .... Tom McCauley Secretary ................ ...... D olores Fisher U. S. O. Representatives . . . Claire Longenecker I William Schrufer Advisor . . . 's who. .for '52 BEST DRESSED: mil and bob MOST ARTISTIC: ev and ray MOST ATHLETIC dolores and mutz MOST POPULAR: kricky and smiley MOST COOPERATIVE: shirley and dish BEST HOMEMAKERS elaine and dawn MOST MUSICAL: glor and rod MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: joan and jim MOST QUIET: janet and barney SHORTEST: BEST PALS: sara and shirl oxey and jerry MOST VERSATILE: jennie and al T DRIVER ,i QC 111 S QQ tg its i is . ss 'QL I A X QQ Q, 01' ' xxx I0xQ I 1 I 1 A' 'Q Y 1 ' I 0 l I c'l .I I Q --,IX 3 Q 1 S9 . Q 's' is K .Q QQ 10' I V I I . ! I 1 7 5?5 I il fab Q A 5 , Q , 'A 97- I I . I4 :, I Q' x fl , I 1 5 - 1 XX 0 ' I ' 1 I ' x 1 I 1 I ,'W, 5 4 I Q , g A -41 J ww' stuileiit Hllllllm NWN SEATED QL. to RJ: R. Bross, D. Bohn, V. McCoy, J. Lessig, Jr., C. Matheson, L. Talbott, G. Ritter. STANDING QL. to RJ: W. Schrufer, L. Huntzberger, H. Kring, Jr., C. Longenecker, R. Pauley, M. Heffner, Mr. Steckel, C. Beidler, D. Neidig, R. Weidman, M. Heffner, T. Kramer, H. Boyer. OFFICERS President ...... .............. . .. James B. Lessig, Jr. Vice President . . ...... Charles Beidler Secretary ..... Harry Kring, Jr. Advisor .............................................. Mr. A. D. Steckel The council this year has been an active organization in the high school. Again sponsoring the magazine campaign this year, the U, S. O. raised funds to assist fin- ancially, many projects promoted by the council and other organizations in the school. As a governing student body, the council has been successful. Since its organization. in 1947, the council has become an important organiza- tion in the school. Its prestige shall continue to grow if the same co-operation of past years will be present in the future. 'et . MM WU swim xxatlmxti il SEATEDfL. to RJ . : J. Lessig, J H. Kring ST wor org tion tende Th Honor memb . Kline, C. Bcidler, J. Knappenberger, J. Eckenroad, , M. Bonte, G. Ritter. ANDING KL, to RJ: Mr. Steckel, J. Lessig, Jr., D. Sell. Both the Junior and Senior Honor king unit this year W ization Societies . ith this an ' s. A n combined f arrangemen ew and suc orces to b t much w cessful pro' nights held ' d ecome one as accomplished by the Ject sponsored by the Societies was a series of recrea- in the school gymnasium during the winter months excellently by the students. e Junior National Honor Society is Society, Students in t rs numb . All were ' a newly or ' ' he Junior ' e er eleve ' at- gamzed affiliation of the Senior high school-are eligible for this society. It's n, while the Senior Society has an enrollment of ten. U5 multi' . I limit!! 5 . - yxalwllil XMUM SEATED KL. to RJ: D. Powers, T. Kramer, M. Wallace, C. Krick, E. Barnett, L. Sontag, M, Stoudt, B. Fegley, C. Matheson. STANDING CL. to RJ: Mr. A. D. Steckel, D. Salade, K. Horner. SENIOR OFFICERS JUNIOR OFFICERS President ........... . James B. Lessig, Jr. President ........... . ........ Dale Sallade Vice President ...... .... H arry Kring, Jr. Vice President ...... Ted Kramer Secretary-Treasurer . ........ Dolores Sell Secretary-Treasurer . Kay Horner Advisor . .. Mr. A. D . Steckel I-'IRST ROW CL. to RJ: G. Ritter, D. Sell, D. Hettinger, J. Mountz, J. Knappenbergcr SECOND ROW KL. to RJ: S. Harris, J. Bixler, M, Hassler, S. Wenrich, A. Betz, M Bonte, J. Kline, E. Krick, J. Neidig, N. Madiera. THIRD ROW IL, to RJ: J. Eckenroad, S, Stoudt, E. Yerger, D. Hettingcr. D. Stoudt C. Haughney, M. Hcffner, E. McCoy. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Mrs. Berger. -teen club OFFICERS President ......... ..... M ildred Bonte Vice President .... Audrey Betz Secretary ....... ...... J anet Kline Treasurer . . . . . . ...... Eileen Krick Advisor .... . . . Mrs. Betty Berger , C. Harting, K. Harting, C. QL. to RJ D. Neidig, R, Caldwell, C. Fromm dl R Ruth H Boyer J Lessig R Wenrich J. Leiby, T. Protheroe. Bei er, . , . , . , . , STANDINGfL. to RJ: C, Sharman, G. Stuber, M. Heffner, L. Mountz, R. Pauley. ' B tt H. Kring, L. Haag, K. Koehler, H. Webber, W. Kleinhans, W. Love, A. arnc , hi President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer Advisor T. Brant, S. Powers, A, Oxenreider, W. Leiby, Mr. Gernerd. - club OFFICERS . Rodney Ruth ..................Char1eS Beidler ,u ' 1 n... kenneth Harting . . . . . . . Robert Weidman .. Mr. E, Alan Gernerd SEATED KL. to RJ: C. Longenecker, D. Fisher, C. Haughney, J. Eckenroad, G. Ritter, J. Lessig, J. Kline, D, Hettinger, E. Unger, M. Heffner, D. Stoudt, J. Mountz. STANDING IL. to RJ: Mrs. Lambertxadvisor, J. Meioney, J. Lessig, Jr., C. Beidler, W. Love, H. Bayer, C. Shafman, R, Caldwell, D. Neidig. B R DRAMATIC GLU SENIO RAMATI atheson G , A. Hleste B Pott ST JUNIOR D SEATEDfL. to RJ: C. M Yer-get ' C CL , . T1-outman, M. H r, A. Ha:-ting, s. . eiger, R Dllndor ANDING KL. to P ill, R. Weitzel, I. Sonlag, G Meckley, D, Tice, L. McCoy, R. Stoud e. RJ: TI Wellrich, L. Talbott, R. Wen owers, M, Wallace, D. Fisher, S. Hirnm Stoudt, L. Zukoski, S. Gish, E. D. Fahnauer, L. Sh l. gert, 0. Dunkelbefgelj D. elmann, -L Brant, J. Meloney, M Barnett, J. Madiera, I. Huntzberger, P. Roth, ugar, Mrs. Laznbertxadvisor. A S Club l.fd3i '1'lfl7f.fh ' D'?'!!fwtvf .K Xi 11 1 s QQX f .Q X , , iss x , . XA' , D 1 s D D ' 1 s ' l . fi Y 1- ffssfffiis Di 5 1 is .sv K m'fus'Sg sig' Q58 s QNKE LL to RJ: R, Caklweu, S. Stoudt, D. Hettinger, G. Ritter, L. Haag, YN. Coy s E Unger, D. Stoudt, H. Boyer, D. Seh, D. Hettinger, 'mer 3. Mountz, Miss Niarksfadvisor, Nl. sskg, Jr., C. Haugkmey, 5. Biader ELATED . V Mc . S Gros , . C Bex , t J.L-e S Love, . L.toRJ1 . eidman, . enberge , STANDXNG K M, HassXer, B.. W Heiiner, Nl. Yerger, J. Knapp J. Lessig, D. Neidig. v . 2 f KNEELING KL. to hand L. Poticher, M Wallace. 5 STANDING QL. to RJ: H. Boyer, M. Hassler, Mr. LeFevre, J. Knappenberger, L Q Mountz. BRASS SEATED KL. to RJ: J. STANDING CL. to RJ: R. Weidman, M. Yerger, W. Good, C. SEATED CL, to STANDING KL. to RJ: S. Powers, J. Lessig, Jr Ruth, R. Caldwell, J. Lessig, T. Protheroe. Stoudt K A Betz R PERCUSSION KL- to RJ: D. Ruth, C. Beidler, R. Wenrich, C. Harting, TRUMPETS AND CORNETS SEATED KL, to RJ: J. Kline, G. Ritter, C. Haughney, J. Mountz. ' F. Dundore, G. Stuber, F. Reedy. STANDING IL. to RJ. 1 x A K 'll ' .ZMM WI! v?m4!4'wf?'9ff24'g 54 BASS SEATED CL. to RJ: ler, C. Sharman, W. Leiby. STANDING CL. to RJ: K. Harting. M, Yerger, H. Koehler, L. 1-jaagltlt. 1 - . ww 4. 'N xi S5 l ACCOMP SEATED: G. Ritter STANDING CL. to SOPRANO SEATED KL. to L. Poticher, T. Wenrich, Mr. J. W. Love. R. Rum, K. chorus 3 65 Barnett, L. Sontag, L. McCoy, B. Pottelger. 54 STANDING KL. to RJ: J. Bixler, N. Madiera, D. Hettinger, M. Heffner, S. Ernst, N. McCane, V. Fegley, D. Sell, M. Bontg, E. Unger, D. Fisher. . Dnmkelberger, S. Himmel- ALTO SEATED QL. to RJ: A. Hiieg D. Fisher, M. Wallace, O mann, S. Meckley, ill. STANDING QL. to RJ: S. Zukoski, C. Haughney, J. Eckenroad, E. Yerger, D. Hettinger, D. Stoudt, A. Betz, S. Gross. SHOE TED IL sr L' Shuto RW R B ANDING Ears. ross, D' T, 1. rugfitto RJ: F' Dun lee. P. Roth, W - dore, D. S ' Kleinhansy J ' Leiby. D . Bohn all Bde, R. D F 1 . I-ornrn B I I Hotfrna nr dfbgfing SEATED CL. to RJ: R. Cald Ritter, J STAN well, D. Hettinger, J , Mountz, J. Eckenroad DING KL. to RJ: C ' . Knappenberger. N. Made' , J.-Lessig, Jr. . Beldler, Mr. Manderbach ' lra, G A , advxsor. ' as 0 ' , A Gov' Og. Q SSxxxssu ,,ssu U Q ' , S5!g.-'- 0 I 10 g I 4 I ...J nt' '.l'. . 0 50' Q 'qv' ' It ' ... Q O 1555 Q.. 9 O.......o,.- .O U I p 4 I 8 3 ' . 0, I 2 I i 5 5 .0 f 5 ' .' . I i ' ' If 'Q I : '- h I 'f fr O g .5 Q ' . 0 1 I -.'. g 3 g 2 4 , 5. e Q: 7 lv In I .5119 0 Q , 0 1 0 I 45 Q - ., 9 1' .0 J 5 , 5 Ol 0 0 I 4 ,U A L 1 IP?, ' Yer ger. M H ' -- r. opp, R Wennch, M. Lessxg, Coach KNEELING QL. to RJ: S. Powers, . STANDING CL. to RJ: H. Webber, R. Ruth, M. Hefiner, J. ' Mountz, R. Pauley, K. Koehler. J. LESSIQ, Jr., L. ar-:Sify gadlfefgaf 'ns Illace third .. . Ulifnn 7 ! - - lf l Good, W-ZLL? H-75 Coachvillf U' rowers. elby. F. Spare, Dr'S:i-2955, K. Hamng R Rh ' 6, D. From ' ' Oads C m. R. Caldwell D-geiidler, W' ' ' 61 hah hruins crowned PONIES CAPTURE DIVISIONAL TITLE! tom mc cauley big gun! FRONT ROW IL. to RJ: W, Protheroe, B. Hoffman, C. Nye, L. Shugars, L. Talbott. SECOND ROW CL. to RJ: R. Grimes, W. Schrufer, H. Stine, T. McCauley, T. Kramer. Coach Mr. E. Alan Gernerd, pl ...foil clerb ,M J Nelwa' 1 Il Krick' ' NE' 103 , 1 g 3 S I ll - IL. to RJ' V McCoy, C I ufubr Horner, J. Mountz, M, H effner, D. Fisher 'dag CZeergarL5 xfich shamm W s It XNWN 'tw ,,.., 1. spare, R. Pauley, A, Oxenreider, G. Stuber, F , ..,. rromm. ULLUND ROW IL. to RJ: K. Koehler, R. Rhoads, H, Kring, L THIRD ROW KL. to RJ: R. Caldwell, Coach . Mountz, K Mr. Hopp, W adega . Harting. . Good. f all AKXMW' ww wmlgmgw.. --e - - Janet Kline ...... Janet Neidig ........... . ................. Secretary ..................Treasurer Raymond Pauley .... Sophomore Representative Karl Koehler ......... .................. P resident Mr. Norman C. Hopp ......... Advisor-Coach Larry Mountz ......... Vice President ,ll....- I Q 41,-11-1 -- .I 1 0 L' D h ji AEI -3?-'E I -? 9' f f I 5 Q O.. Q Q- I 1' 1 f ,U 1 I 1 ll 4 ,I f I I 4 . QQQ ,f f . gnc' 0 P ' O9 tt. r I oo . ' 'Q .9 . .go I ll 5 . f l I O. -9 9 I A I gf ', ', ' 0 QQ I I 'og 5 'I ' Q0 f., 'x CIO, 'J 1904 Emma Evans Katie Evans . Cora Guldin fSt1tzelJ 'Herbert Holtzman 'Hiester Hornberger Luke Huyett 1 Elsie Leinbach CR1leyl Anna Miller 4We1dmanJ 'Theodore Miller John G. Sharman 'Edward H. Zechman 1905 E. Minerva Binkley QStuberl 'Georgene E. Fields A. Hughes Fisher Geraldine L. From lDavisJ Jacob Gring Ada Hemmig flrwinj Clinton Miller Emma Yochum CGreathJ Murray D, Zechman 1906 Ruth Evans CGringl 'Minnie Gring QStrykerJ 'Beulah Himmelberger James Kulp Gertrude Leinbach KRothermeD 'Reuben Potteiger A. Frederick Rentz Katie Ruth QZechmanD Jennie Stoudt KWagnerD Katie Steffy CShoppl G Anna Weidman CPotte1gerJ Florence Wilson 1907 Helen Binkley 1YenserJ 'Esther Bressler Lizzie Fisher Lillian Fry Charles Haas Minerva Huyett 1UlrichJ John Leininger Cora Mays Emily Sboudt fHoltzmanJ 'J. Russel Weider Mabel Yoder iEdrisJ 1908 Luke Berger Grace E. Eisenhower Luke Huyett 'Bertha Krick James Reber George Rhinehart 1909 Alfred Bennetch Wellington Eberly 'William Eckenroth Edna Grimes iTopperJ John Haas . Frances Hemmig CMeyersJ Erma Kintzer David Sharman George Specht Paul Speicher Florence Stiely KHornbergerJ Raymond Zechman 1910 J. Wellington From 'Howard Glassmyer S. Glassmyer 'Annie Kissling CDunke1bergerD Austin Lutz Roy Potteiger Clarence Schonour Paul Specht 'Fred Weidman M. Edna Zechman 1BergnerJ 1911 Elmira Esterly 1BentzJ Regina Grimes CTysonJ Adam Huntzinger 68'Daniel Krick 'Jacob Ruth I 'ALUMNI 1912 Esther Glassmyer lRobbl Helen Henry lReeserJ Leon Henry Mary Huyett CGreathJ Irwin Huyett 'John Wenrich 1913 Elsie Brossman lPfauJ Leroy Herb Ernest Krick Warren Miller Harry Miller Irvin Reber Katie Ruth CSwalmJ Clarence Stitzer George Weidman Stella Weitzel CYochumD Aquillas Zechman 1914 Esther Cammauf CStoverJ Lillie Gelsinger 'Sara Hartman CBink1eyJ Lillian Kochner 1KrickD 'Esther Machemer CYochumJ Arthur.Miller Harvey Reber 1915 Irvin Fromm Laura Gelsinger tHoffmanl 'Minnie Haas KPennypackerl Leon Lambert 'James Levengood Leroy F. Ruth Catherine Schrack CGerhardl Carrie Whitmoyer fWessnerl Elmer Wickel 1916 Course Changed 1917 Harry Binkley Howard Blankenbiller Marion Bright tLeinbachl Blanche Henry Kstitzerl Arthur Leid Evelyn Ruth CLandisD . 'William Savage Lyman Seibert 1918 Marian Bair CSpatzJ Ruth Bright tUxl Kathryn Burgner CD4-Elvin! Elsie Cammauf A. Dorothy Fromm QMillerl Carrie Krick Charles Lambert Arthur Machemer Esther Miller iMe1oneyJ 'Esther Potteiger Hattie Ruth Ira Ruth Flgrence Weidman CNortheimerl 191 Carrie Haas iBensingl Erma Brossman fGoodmanl Marguerite Huyett tReeserl Theodore Mattes Stanley Ludwig Helen Matternes fFizzD Clayton Ruth Dorothy Ruth fMachemerJ Dorothy Matz CSculD Rita Zechman CDreisbachJ 1920 Course Changed 1921 Ella Boyer CHil1J Eva Burgner iKauffmanl Marguerite Burgner iMillerJ Raymond Henry F. Lerch Krick Lawrence Matterness A. Estella Miller CWeitzeD Leroy Miller Adam Spohn, Jr. Homer Wieder 'Henry P. Weidman Reuben Weitzel 1922 Marguerite Brossman Charles Ludwig Mahlon Miller Geneva Palsgrove lFisherJ Ralph Steify Brooke Stitzer Earl Unger Elsie Wartzenluft KBrigell Sara Weider CRizzoD Leon Yerger Cloyd Yoh Herbert Zechman 1923 ' Henry Brubaker Catherine Eisenhower iRothJ John Fink John Fisher Harold Freeman John Lambert Carrie Lebo CMcCau1eyl Bessie Potteiger CHansl Myrtle Ream Charles Ream Anna Schrack John Seibert 1924 'William Bright Carl Freeman Olga Freeman 'Mary Johnson Bertha Kiebach flloussl Helen Lambert CGraeiD 'Eleanor Noll Crroutmanl Carl Peiifer Floyd Weitzel 1925 Ruth Becker CHillierl John Eisenbrown Clarence Henry Harvey Holtzman Stanley Fleisher John Katzeman Helen Matz iSmithJ Helen Ravel lGrossl Margaret Renninger IPaulusl 1926 Fern Bard Illenryl Wellington Beyerle Clifford Cake Paul Eckenroad Arthur Holtzman Melvin Lamm Arthur Lengel Forrest Ludwig Miriam Maderia Clinappenberge Myrtle Murr iBerkheiserJ Bessie Pieffer iLambertb Lee Seibert Annie Seitzinger CKnappenberg Solomon Weidman Warren Weider 1927 Florence Beard CMachemerl 'Robert Beyerle Irwin Bright Clair Edris Minnie Freeman CRomigl Ellen Harding fWellerJ Emily Hawthorne CLeibyl George Lambert Grace Ludwig William Marks Myrtle Potteiger CRothermeD Herbert Ruth Miriam Ruth iWhitehallJ Raymond Sell Edna Yerger fGernertJ 1928 Earl Fisher Alton Graefl' Grace Maderia KHimme1bergerJ M. Lenore Murr Harold Whitman 1929 Sara Becker lSmithl Charles Eisenhower Mildred Gerhard tReeserl Esther Grill CSal1adeJ Edward Harpel William Hoffman Howard Katezman 'Hazel Reynolds tReynoldsJ George Sallade Joseph Stuber 1930 Norman Bentz George Brubaker Helen Brubaker CFisherJ 'Grace Edris 'Helen Gruber Blanche Henry fEmesl Harold Knauer Thelma Nester fHartmanJ Warren Noll Sarah Schmeck 1Spanglerl Stanley Weidman 1931 Flora Cassel fMegraineJ Arlene Gring fWenrichJ Christian Harnish 'Ruth Harpel Blanche Machemer !Smithl Dorothy Potteiger CKlinel Ethelyn Wilk lKernsl Verna Yerger Elsie Yoh 1932 Chester Bright Dorothg Cassel CSchaefl'erJ Leroy egler Charles Ruth Paul Sallade Richard Schiffer Miriam Schrack Eugene Weidman 1933 Eleanor Balthaser CAuchenbachJ Ruth F, Brubaker Donald Ganser Harold Kline Pauline Lutz CKatzamanl Harvey Mogel M. Ardell Moyer llagfiam Weber lThornburgl Bernice Behrenshausen fSchmehlJ Roberta Cassel CBacastowJ Bernard Deeds John Dickinson 'Daniel Dunkelberger Alfred Flamish Olive Geil lZehnerl Earl Hill Helen Lutz fBuckwalterl Marie Lutz fGraeHl Elsie Mcwer iBohnJ 'Albert artzenluft 1935 Lillian Balthaser iMoyerJ Geor e Be erle Elizageth Binkley KHuntzingerJ 1940 Richard Sharman Thelma Stover iLindermanJ Paul Weber, Jr. William Weber Victor Weidman 1936 Ernestine Edris CBentzl Robert Epler Henry Fertig David Gring Sarah Lamm CDickinsonJ Richard Lutz John Moyer Emily Yoh 1937 Madelyn Burgner fSmootJ Kenneth Ganser Benjamin Haas Paul Hafer Pauline Harding fFiringJ Mary Harpel iFritzJ Jacob Hartman Vernon Hiester Dorothy Kurtz iBentzl Ralph Miller Richard Miller June Moyer lBlankenbillerJ Lester Moyer Madelyn Northeimer iKohlerJ Miriam Stover fAllushuskiJ lgigeine Strickler fMikoljackJ Ruth Balthaser CPotteigerl Anna Mae Cassel fAmmonl Clara Fahrenbach fForryl Myrtle Fromm lStumpJ Pauline Gottshall CStaubJ Grace Hafer CBergerJ Daniel Potteiger Ruth Schroeder Grace Sallade CMillerJ Clarence Strickler Earl Stump Sterling Withers Claire Yerger CBlessingJ Marcia Zechman CKrysal l939 Ferne Bechtel Mary L. Brubaker Dorothy Burgner fMerkell June Hafer lBrownl Edna Harpel Marian Harpel CStizemanJ M. Louise Heffelfinger William Hertzog Warren Long Grace Lutz tMcCleanJ Walter Mogel James Mosteller C. Louise Royer Anna Schnable fStonel Fern Schuler iKauffmanJ Robert Snyder Richard Stahl George Steffe C. Arlene Swavely fKutzD Ruth Sweimler CKoppJ George Wanner Mary Wisser fAndersonJ Ralph Zechman Geraldine Zellers Margery Cassel CRothl Vera C01d1'en Walter Flamish Donald Davis 1 William Spatz Minnie Stiely CRiegell Robert Tobias Anna Wartzenluft CLongJ Fern Wartzenluft CTiceJ Betty Weidman fLeardiJ Richard Weidman George Yochum 1941 Clair Allen Catherine Balthaser fKochl Virginia Baum iBentzJ Aileen Cassel fRhoades7 Esther Dunkelberger Margaret Flamish CFesslerl Elaine Fox CKnollsJ Pearle Fromm CWikel Ralph Fromm Jeanne Greath lHeimJ Vivian Gring fReinertJ Betty Hoffert fKintzell William Koch Catherine Koch CSpeasel Ferne Koehler CO'Learyl Elwood Lutz Virginia Palm fZettlemoyerl Mary Potteiger fWestmorelandl Donald Schlegel Sara Stump iSchlegeD , Ella Troutman fOSt!'OWSklJ 942 Fern Berringer lKersteinl Albert Beyerle Robert Emrich Norman Keener Ruth Long Ruth Nonnemacher jSeylerJ June Potteiger lSm1thl Vernon Scull u Carolyn Spatz fKinsleyl Arlan Strausser Carl Wolf D Lucille Zechman fAlbr1ghtl 1943 Marjorie Allen CMoyerl Arabelle Bailey CWolfl Cora Boone iSimmonsl Robert Davis Russell Brehm Q Larue Furlow fHe1ml Dorothy Garman iTysonl Irvin Grimes Virginia Hallacher CLambertl Anna Heck fWetzell Jane Koehler fGerhardl Miriam Kramer Richard Lambert Virginia Long KRessell Doris Longenecker 1YochumJ Virginia Miller Eugene Noll Alice Pennabecker fMoyerl Correll Sturgis . Doris Schlegel CEmerichJ Jayne Schnable CDavisl Hilda Stibitz iTotherol Georgene Stoudt QPy1el Evelyn Strunk Betty Sweimler QDinel Percy Weinhold Betty Wenrich CBosslerl Edwin Wessner Joyce Wike fFisherJ Joseph Yochum Mary L. Freeman fGeigerl Cafhfffine Dunkelberger KKuglerJ 1944 Eleanor Geil CPittmanJ Elmer Graeff Robert Hafer Beatrice am CNoeckerl Norman Hartman Paul Kurtz Florence Ludwig lBoyerl Mary E. Miller iMcCloyl Louise Moyer flleynoldal Edwin Foret Leon Kreth James Gromis Mary Hartman William Koehler Marijane Lambert CStumpJ John Ludwig Irene Plowfield KDietrichl June Segler William Davis Betty Gicker fRollmanJ Robert Greth Pearl Haag lLarsonl Richard Harrington Pauline Hull 1Middletonl Mary Krach 59 Rose Krach Wilbur Lutz Norman Mogel Edna Moyer KMoyerl Dorothy Nonnemacher 1YoungJ William Pannabecker Jean Schroeder lSturgisJ Betty Snyder CI-Iuberl Elwood Stiely Mildred Troutman CSpadforal Darlene Troutman Betty Weinhold Kllicksl Shirley Yoder CRuccol 1945 Lucille Allen iWelderD Louise Bickel CHeiserJ Harold Emerich Corinne Ferriman Norman Gaul George Gerhard Bruce Kramer Calvin Klopp Charlyne Lagerquist Frederick Lambert Dolores Leiby CFitter1ingJ Harold Miller Virginia Powers CKloppJ Miriam Rollman flrwinl Kenneth Sallade Shirley Stoudt CFisherD Doris Sullivan Dorothy Sweimler CAlexanderj Forrest Zechman 1946 Ethel Berkenstock fBachulskiJ Leona Firestone Allen Fitterling Melrose Fleisher fHouserJ Anna Fox CHouserJ Donald Hallacher Fay Herflicker lLutzD J. Richard Hill Phyllis Leiby CHeHnerD Ruth Oxenreider CAdamsJ Anna Mae Plowfield 1LetterhouseJ Mary Powers CHilD Richard Reeser Richard Showalter Bette Snyder CKramerl Pauline Stief CReedyJ Ethel Yenser 1OwensJ Paul Zellers 1947 Betty Bailey CLevan7 Virginia Barnett fBlCt8,. Shirley Eckenroad CHort1ngD Marian Emerich James Feeg 'Anna Mae Grimes Doris Gring . Frances Hiester CWe1tzeD Sara Hoffert lSchonourJ Eugene Hull Paul Levan Lucille Longenecker KKuserD Ralph Lutz Mildred Manbeck John Ritter Donald Roeder Helen Schroeder fBrownJ Shirley Stief CHeckmanJ Luella Swavely iUngerJ Donald Sweimler Roy Weinhold 70, Phoebe Zechman CBoyerJ Harold Troutman 1948 Donald Barnett Richard Bickel Jean Mae Clouse James Haughney Arlene Kiebach CYetterJ Elaine Krick CReiningerJ David Lambert Jacqueline Miller Darlene Mogel fLambertJ Byron Poticher William Reber Joyce Root fDaubertJ Donald Troutman Warren Wealand Annabelle Weidman 1949 Norma Feyl i0rthJ Harold Fleisher Nancy Hertzog fKreiderJ Virginia Hiester CMcCaneD Leo Koehler James Kramer Dawn Lambert Charles McCane M. Ray Miller Barbara Nester CKetner7 James Reeser Joan Ritter Nancy Schlader Ronald Stief Joan Weidman CMillerJ Alice Zimmerman CWeidnerD 1950 Nancy Balthaser Carl Binkley Audrey Eyrich CKramerD William Firestone Jay Fisher John Haughney G. Walter Hill Donald Leiby ' Joan N. Longenecker Joan Machemer fBarksdaleJ Carl Pannabecker Janet Reifsnyder Sherwood Reifsnyder George Snyder Gloria Troutman 1PannabeckerD 1951 Kenneth Adams -State Hospital, Wernersville Marlene Baer -Zeswitz Music Store Richard Barnett -Carl Dunkle Ruth Bickel -Bob Jones University Lorraine Boyer CGarrisonJ -Flag Factory Falco DiBiase -Dominic DiBiase Mushroom Plant ' Christine Dunkelberger -Hofmann Industries Evelyn Greath -Hofmann Industries Richard Kinzel -Hofmann Industries Shirley Long CHenryD Richard McCane -Zacharias Machine Shop Richard McCauley -Spatz's Service Station Richard Mogel -Quality Metal Corp, Kathryn Schlappich -Reading Business Institute Kurtz's Drug Store Donald Schroeder -Berkshire Knitting Mills Patricia Spatz -Penn State College Dolores Strause CMullJ -Housewife Violet Wealand lMcCauleyJ -Housewife John Wenrich -Orr and Sembauer j my PXMQJW PM mu ffffnw MWA VWWW gm? LZZQQLMA ZvLWfffvf,AZfM9!L75ff 1 jWJ?nMffLjfglfffWV K IX mg WW 3 Q Anim 5' JJ!! J 'Q' 4 WWML7 , J' WW1 N OW 774 JW! A ,gym mc W I M j L tofu: Wwdgims Xfk Wlmfpm Wpvgnwf MMM WW fjafron cliff onaspl Cf - Ol . 7 ,vtf 1 j - RAY Ml- snag . M I ,LJ f x g, , Q KA' 'ff eLvGf , W If Kg D 5Xve . QJUAQ--1 -'mu' Br 7 ' R PAT 'S gf 0 Jawa- 1 5 fig' 5 ,M WM' 7 W fi W , Q + x 5 5, f- V f an N' ' NM! 7?1fL.1f2m.72vdfLw,nQ,6'a,1,ew!a.lf.f PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Herman Adams Mr. Kenneth Adams Miss Margaret Artz Miss Marlene Baer Miss Nancy Balthaser Mr. Richard Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Dorsen Berger Mr. Frederick Berst Miss Audrey Betz Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Bodey Miss Mildred Bonte Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonte Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bossler Mr. Harold Boyer Mr. and Mrs. George Briner Days Hardware Bob Deppen and Company Mr. and Mrs. William Diguardia Mr. Paul Diller Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Driesbach Miss Joan Eckenroad Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Eckenroad Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eckenroad Mr. Allen Ernst Mr, William Firestone Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher Mr. K. Larry Fisher Mr. Norman C. Fisher Mrs. Miriam Garman Mr. Paul Gassert Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gaul Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gernert Miss Evelyn Greath Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Grill Grim's Diner Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Haas Mr. LeRoy Haag Miss Ethel Hamaker Mr. Richard Harrington Mr. and Mrs. David Harris Miss Shirley Harris Mr. Kenneth Harting Miss Marilyn Hassler Mr. Marvin Heffner Miss Pauline Heffner Mrs. Shirley Henry Miss Dawn Hettinger Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hettinger Miss Eloise Himmelreich Miss Kay Horner Mr. and Mrs, Lytle Horting, Jr. Mr. Eugene Hull Mr. Dick Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Howard Katzaman Miss Eva Jean Keller Kennedy Grocery and Service Station Miss Janet Kline Mr. and Mrs. J. Knappenberger Mr. and Mrs. William Koehler Miss Eileen Krick Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krick Mr. and Mrs, Martin Kurtz Miss Dawn Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lambert Mr. Carl Lang Dr. James A. Lessig Mr. James Lessig, Jr. Mrs. Warren Long Miss Jannette Maloney Miss Dolores Manderwicz Miss Jennie McCane Mr. and Mrs. William McCane Miss Evelyn McCoy Mr, and Mrs. Herbert McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Losen Merriman Miss Patricia Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller Mr. Richard Moll Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mosser Miss Jane Mountz Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Mull Mr. Donald Neidig Miss Janet Neidig Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Neidig Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Noecker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nunemaker Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oxenreider Mr. Albert Oxenreider, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Phillips and Mrs. Ralph Potteiger Pottichers Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reifsnyder Mr and Mrs. Ira Reifsnyder Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Richards Mr Mr Mr. The . Russel Rhoads, Jr. . and Mrs. Lorraine Rightmyer Miss Gloria Ritter Miss Joan Ritter Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Ritter Mrs. Bertha Roeder Mr, Calvin Ruth Mr. Therman Sallade Mr. and Mrs. Kirwin Schaeffer Miss Kathryn Schlappich Mr. Karl Schock Mr. Donald Schroeder Mr. Herbert Schonour Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sell Mr. Harry A. Sheidy Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shoup Mr. and Mrs, Paul T. Smith Mr. George Snyder Miss Patricia Spatz Miss Shirley Stoudt Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stoudt . and Mrs. Elwood Stuber . Gerald Stuber . Daniel Sullivan . and Mrs. Edward Swats Vans Bakery Miss Mary Sue Wallace Mr. Robert Weidman Mrs. Thelma Weidman Mr. and Mrs, Paul Weiser Weitze1's Tavern Mrs. Ellen Wenrich Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wenrich Mr. Earl Wenrich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wenrich Mr. Raymond Wenrich Miss Sara Wenrich Mrs. William Werner Miss Elaine Yerger Mr. and Mrs. Leon Yerger Mr. Marvin Yerger Miss Vema Yerger Miss Harriet Young Mr Mr Mr Mr C QS I I Kiiisxi hskxixs -,QQLQQQQ I I 1 I I ks' 55'O XS' 0 ls' 'tg x I 150' Wig' 11 If f I fy' at y I I I 1 I ' ' . . I 11 5 I ,f 15 K, I I Q 1 1.4. 1 ai . x ,Zz . xx, f a 'O' . f 1 A ' -' I 'of ' ' ' a ' W-'Y If: 4 4 L ' a ' f 'Qs 1 Q ,LJ ' I 49 Liberty Chemical Fire Company Ne. 1 LAMM and WITMAN Funeral Home Caron Spinning Co. MERRITT'S Building Headquarters 4th and Spruce Sts. Earl S. Wenrich Home Dressed Meats Fresh and Smoked Meats, Poultry a d G oc e 566 Pe A enu Pho e 8600 SINKING SPRING PA Carl Dunkle EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL - TELEVISION DIAL 8619 SINKING SPRING, PENNA. Compliments of . . . Balthaser and Sons Dairy SINKING SPRING, R. D. No. 2, PA. KRICKTOWN Phone: Reading 4-4289 I Stoudt s Restaurant 602 Penn Avenue SUNDAY DINNERS Semi-Family Style and Platters Fountain and Quick Lunch Dolores Dress Shop BLOUSES - SKIRTS - HOSIERY - UNDERWEAR 1115 DOUGLASS STREET READING, PA K . 'vi 0 Eugene Hosiery Mills WYOMISSING -GLAZED PAPER COMPANY Manufacturers of WYOMISSING PAPERS Reading, Pa. YOUR Imperial Club SIN KING SPRING, PENNA. F. M. Brown's Sons Inc. I FUEL OIL - COAL - FLOUB. - FEED SINKING SPRING, PA. PHONE 8-6131 PHONE 2-0801 ATHLETIC SUPPLIES ,fit Fiegfkeiffl-rfgL1f,,-wigfl-,f'1'.gf? BASEBALL and - PHOTO SUPPLIES C B47-UIIQ PENN STREET READING, .PAQ Corner Ninth and Penn Streets Reading, Pa. Arthur Schwemmer - JEWELER - 8 North Ninth Street WE FURNISH YOUR SCHOOL RINGS Brodel Omamental Iron Works, Inc. Railings - Fences - Gates Signs -- Brass and Aluminum PHONE 8-7350 3020 Penn Avenue WEST LAWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF . . . Gloray Knitting Mills, Inc. ROBESONIA, PENNSYLVANIA um! ,, ...ni ' 'W' -- ng a SJ e. 141 Ll :uni .mzu E- ::::l11 Q 1 lznu EJ 'Ill' 15-J gnu Pl IJ mm-n '11 mm El mm! :J :mm 'll E.J 4flIlIlIl 'J 'UU' NK s Cxwg I?qMEl:E' , I f nn Kjgqcggfggr.-' I I -l Dm Lq Xi! M 0,7g- Cam, 7 0 r st ' A , I, .. 'N f X 1 The Finest HOMOGENIZED ENJOY . . . P . - as 77 Compliments of Q Vitamin D ge ,N MILK . A FRIEND Q M ,' I' fs! D A I R Y X HEIMIES SNACK BAR CESSPOOL DIGGING an CLEANING Featuring Jane Logan DeLuxe Ice Cream Septic Tanks Installed 41 W' Penn Avenue Air Compressor Service WERNERSVILLE, PA. HERBERT S. STINE Steaks and Chops Water Pump Service our Specialty 818 Columbia Avenue ' -8174 I IN P I . Phone: Sinking Spring 8-9560 D131 8 S NK G S R NG' PA DRINK srslf 014 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF READING READING, PA. BROWN'S YARN SHOP Largest selection of yarn in the city Accessories, Afgans a Specialty Hem Stitching and Button Covering Open evenings until 8 P. M. Phone 2-9288 New Location: 317 PENN ST., Reading, Pa. CACOOSING NURSERIES C. Koenekoop Telephone 8608 SINKING SPRING, PA. Compliments of . , . QUALITY METAL SINKING SPRING, PA. ROYAL DRY CLEANERS 580 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. Cash and Carry CLEANING - PRESSING REPAIRING - DYEING CONGRATULATIONS BRENNER ELECTRIC to the CLASS OF ,52 Wiring for Light and Power LADIES' AUXILIARY Penn Highway and Green Valley Road of the LIBERTY FIRE COMPANY Phone: Sinking Spring .8-9368 READING BUSINESS INSTITUTE BILLTS BUTTER BRETZELS An Approved School for Wm' R' Edmondson Business Training 240-242 Plum street Northwest Comer READING, PA. Tenth and Penn Streets READING, PA. Dial 3-4852 or 3-2362 phone 2-5771 SURE! We ship breizels anywhere! It is OUR AIM and earnest desire that all of our customers be satisfied with every transaction. If there should be dissatisfaction of any sort at any time, we would consider it a personal favor if you would call our attention to it immediately. I. C. Mumma JEWELER AND DIAMOND MERCHANT 619 Penn Street READING, PENNA. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 - PHOTOGRAPHER -- 107 South Robeson Street Lester I. Heist ROBESONIA, PA. Womelsdorf 63X nal Huong and ming co. WHOLESALE JOBBERS of LOGAN-LONG COMPANY PRODUCTS SINKING SPRING, PA. BOBBY LEE'S LUNCHEONETTE A. CARDELL, Prop. Italian Sandwiches and Italian Steak Sandwiches Our Specialty 2145 Reading Avenue WEST WYOMISSING, PA. Compliments of . . . ALVIN D. HARTING Tinsmith VACUUM FURNACE CLEANING Phone 8424 31 Ralph Avenue, Sinking Spring, Pa SHILLINGTON KIDDIE SHOP 26 East Lancaster Avenue SHILLINGTON, PA. Phone 3-0018 Gifts - Toys - Infants Wear Girls to 12 Boys to 12 SYLVAN L. COLOVE PONTIAC - CADILLAC G. M. C. Trucks ROBESON IA, PA. 'AMOS w. EBERLY General Hardware REINHOLDS, PA. Phone: Denver 8911 . PENSUPREME DAIRY PRODUCTS A Complete Line of 16 Call: Reading 2-3314 FURLOW'S FOOD MARKET R.. A, Furlow, Prop. Meats - Fresh Fruit Produce -- Groceries Phone 8567 SINKING SPRING, PA. Compliments of . . . DRIES ' HARDWARE STORE Glidden Paints for all Surfaces Reo Power Lawn Mowers Toys for all Ages and Housewares 925 Perry Street READING, PA. Phone 2-8534 We Deliver HECKIES Toys and Novelties Luncheon 570 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. MCCANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Eighth and Penn Streets PHONE 2-2301 Business Education Pays SCHOFEITS QUALITY BAKERY. I 108 South Fifth Street BAKERY TO HOME SERVICE Phone 6291 READING, PA. BURT O. WEBBER Alwaysaskfor... VICTOR BRAND Sturgis Pretzels DIAL 8-8832 wx sH1P Pnnrzms ANYWHERE' GeneralCarpentering 0e'mentandBlockLaying BUICK - PONTIAC PAUL E. REBER Dependable Used Cars 8-M43 STOWN, PA- 820 Columbia Avenue Phone 49 sn G G' PA Save Profitably in the Shilllngton Savings and Loan Assn. 6 Philadelphia Avenue SHILLINGTON, PA. CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 396 Each account insured up to 310,000.00 by an Instrumentality of the U. S. Government MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Quality for Less from Orth Full Line of Musical Merchandise Records - Radios - Record Players KIMBALL PIANOS Exclusive Reading and Berks County Dealers Liberal Allowance for Your Old Piano TERMS TO SUIT YOU 606 PENN AVE.. WEST READING. PA. MATZ'S GIFTS - HOUSEWARES - NOTIONS Necchi Sewing Machines Mercury Outboard Motors SPORTING GOODS 581 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pa. Duart Permanents Machineless Wave Cold Wave Pennanents DELIGHT BEAUTY SHOP Elsie M. Meyer, Mgr. PHONE 8-9461 15 Woodrow Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA, CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1952 SINKING SPRING P. T. A. HERSHEY CREAMEBY CO. 115 Hobart Avenue WYOIIISSING, PA. Phone 2-5857 HEN. JOHNSON - SIGNS - I-IOBY GEESAMAN VARIETY SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil - Washing -- Lubrication Texaco - Calso - Sinclair - Esta ROUTE 422 IA Mile West of Sinking Spring, Pa. PHONE 8-9588 DoCARLO'S QUALITY MEAT SMOKED HAMS - POULTRY AND FRESH MEATS Dial 2-2663 228 Penn Street The Favorite Styles for Young America READING'S LEADING CLOTHIERS fmff? ' Kl'l'A Congratulatioozs to THE SENIOR CLASS of Sinking Spring High School from Recreation Association WARREN DAVIS - FLORIST - East Penn Avenue W'ERNERSVILLE, PA. DIAL 8-7401 HEFFNER AND MONYER. INC. - PHILCO - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Television - Radio - Ranges Refrigerators and Freezers 7 E. Penn Avenue, Wernersville, Pa. PHONE 8-9019 KISSINGER'S GULF SERVICE REPAIRING Phone 8-9515 269 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. Compliments of . . . WEST LAWN CLEANERS 2236 Penn Avenue WEST LAWN, PA. Compliments of MAIER'S BAKERY Compliments of BILL'S BARBER SHOP When you see me don't think of insurance But when you think of insurance, see BROOKE STITZER PHONE 8-9037 646 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. HATT'S ESSO SERVICE 501 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. Lubricating and Washing our Specialty We Pick Up and Deliver PHONE 8-9514 Expert Tree Removal Power Saws F. H. PHILLIPS. JR. Landscape Contractor SINKING SPRING, R. D. 2, PA. Dial 5-4425 Compliments of MRS. BERKENSTOCICS STORE CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM THE RIFFERT KOHL CO. Storm Windows - Doors - Sinks Refrigerators - Ranges Ever-Soft Water Softener 448 Penn Street SINKING SPRING, PA. Winch Service Tree Movers phone 8313 RAY S. OXENREIDER - AUCTIONEER - 2225 Spring Street Compliments of WEST LAWN, PA. A FRIEND Phone 8088 EMILY HOPKINS HOLLYWOOD Younger Set Fashions 120 N. Fifth Street READING, PA. CLEANERS AND DYERS 834 PENN AVENUE WYOMISSING, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of . . SINKING SPRING V. F. W. POST No. 6150 BLACK HORSE HOTEL REINHOLDS, PA. Caterers to Banquets Hoe Down and City Dance Every Saturday Night on ROUTE 897 Phone: Denver 7-8201 HATT BROS. Atlantic Service Dial 8-9566 SINKING SPRING, PA. Call and Delivery Service Phone 3-9009 ANDREW SERRENO'S Steaks and Sandwiches READINGS BEST 338 PENN STREET Groceries Frozen Foods CHAS. F. WISSER 255 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. Gas Station CHARLES J. HOLT Square Deal Service Tydol Gas Station FRITZTOWN, PA. Phone 8-9097 Compliments of DICK NOLL'S ATLANTIC STATION ROBESONIA, PA. SHARMAN'S THE FINEST IN MUSIC 654 Penn Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. Dial 8-8336 Phone 8-8708 WEST LAWN PRINTING CO. 219 Woodside Avenue WEST LAWN, PA. Calendars - Pencils - Wedding Invitations Robert J. Miller, Prop. PENN IRON WORKS. INC. READING, PA. MAC'S AUTO STORE Lancaster Highway SHILLINGTON, PENNA. Nice Things For The Car And Home Compliments of . . . LADIES' AUXILIARY V. F. W. POST 6150 Compliments of . . , PRICE'S BAKERY Robert Boyer, Di st Compliments of . MAYS SANDWICH SHOP Spring Street and Intervilla Avenue WEST LAWN, PA. Phone 8-9576 Enjoy Tasty Italian and Steak Sandwiches Jane Logan Ice Cream Compliments of . . . REINI-IOLD'S RESTAURANT AND BAR ROUTE 897 Phone: Denver 7-8121 STAMBAUGH AND SON FARM SUPPLIES Farm Implements - Tractors Refrigerators - Freezers International Harvester - Quality Products SHILLINGTON, PA.. H. H. WEBBER Lumber - Roofing Coal - Paints Phone 8045 SINKING SPRING, PA. WM. G. HINTZ. INC. Books - Gifts Fountain Pena -- Stationery Leather Wallets - Brief Cases DESKS - CHAIRS - SAFES FILING CABINETS GEORGE HECK Distributor of TEXACO PRODUCTS Gas - Motor Oil Fuel Oil - Kerosene Phone 8-7011 Congratulations and Best Wishes LEI-'TY REESER'S SPORTING GOODS 1 West Broad Street SHILLINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 4-7667 Compliments of LANDIS CITIES SERVICE Fourth and Penn Avenues WEST READING, PA. Dealer In Cities Service Products HASSLER BROTHERS SERVICE Inspection - Repairs Washing -- Greasing - Accessories 2700 Penn Avenue WEST LAWN, PA. WEAVING Wonder Weave and Phantomend WARTLUFT. THE TAILOR 106 W. Lancaster Avenue SHILLINGTON, PA. Dial 4-3048 - Everything Electrical - WELLER APPLIANCE COMPANY 2433 Perkiomen Avenue MT, PENN, READING, PA. Phone 5-6145 Remember, you'11 always do well at Weller' NOLDE A. FLAGG Business and Personal Life Insurance Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company 500 Baer Building READING, PA. Telephone 3-4238 Compliments of SINKING SPRING BANK HERB MOTOR COMPANY - FORD - Sales Service WERNERSVILLE, PA. WILLIAM M. SONTAG 121 North Sixth Street READING, PA. Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova WATCHES Designer and Maker of Fine Platinum and Gold Jewelry DIAMONDS, ALTON E. BOWERS - PHOTO SERVICE - 416 North Fifth Street READING, PA. Compliments of BAND BOOSTERS CLUB of Sinking Spring Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '52 from SINKING SPRING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SHILLINGTON THEATRE SHILLINGTON, PA. Open Every Night Except Sunday Two Shows 7 and 9 Saturday Matinee 2 P. M. Three Shows Saturday Evening ELMER'S FOOD STORE 27 Werner Street WERNERSVILLE, PA. Compare Our Merchandise for Quality and Price Club Plan or Retail Phone 8-9785 WEST LAWN KIDDIE SHOP Layettes - Baby Gifts Childrens' Wear: Sizes 6 Mo to 6 Years 1900 Penn Avenue, West Lawn, Pa. Phone 8-8944 Open Evenings till 6:30 TEXTILE SHOE HEPAIRING 824 Penn Avenue WYOMISSING, PA. Phone 4-2717 Open 6:30 A. M. to 6:30 P. M. Saturday 6:30 to 3:00 o'clock CHARLES G. REEDY PLUMBING AND HEATING 43 Woodrow Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA, Phone 8212 STEPHEN B. RENTSCHLER Jewelry and Diamonds WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS Hamilton Elgins Whitnauer Longines Conveniently Located 912 Penn Street Reading, Pa Phone 2-0894 DITTMAN MOTORS PLYMOUTH DESo'ro YOUR FUNERAL DIRECIOR FRANCIS F. SEIDEL. II FUNERAL HOME 439 Penn Avenue SINKING SPR.ING, PA. Phone 8-8427 LIPMAN the TAILOR Compliments of LADIES' AUXILIARY 4 SINKING SPRING SUNOCO SERVICE Guaranteed A to Z Lubrication Auto and Portable Steam Cleaning DuPont Spray Glazing of the Phone 8-7180 543 Penn Avenue LIONS CLUB SINKING SPRING, PA. MEN'S WEAR BOYS' WEAR We Sell for Less-Always JOSEPH'S 410 Penn Street READING, PA. L. E. RUTH PLUMBING AND HEATING Oil Burners York - Electro - Herco Radiant Heating Myers and Peerless Electric Water Pumps Wemersville Phone 8616 Phone: Sinking Spring 8685 L. KEENER RABBIT EXCHANGE Dealer in G. Pigs - Dogs - Cats High Grade Rabbits Route No. 1, Sinking Spring, Pa. Compliments of HOWARD L. BLAN KEN BILLER SINKING SPRING, PA. Dial 8-8301 JOHNNIE'S Super Atlantic Service Route 222 - Reading Turnpike Interchange Phone: Denver 7-8147 Perfection Lubrication Service Wheel Balancing - Lee Tires and Batteries Car Washing and Simonizing JOHNNIE KEEPS YOUR CAR ON THE GO A. W. GOLDEN. INC. PONTIAC CADILLAC Used Cars - GMC Trucks 117-124 South Fifth Street READING, PA. Phone 4-5161 WILLIAM G. SCHLAPPIG Dodge - Plymouth RHEINHOLDS, PA. FISHER'S ESSO SERVICE RHEINHOLDS, PA, Atlas Tires and Batteries Motors and Radiators Steam Cleaned Phone: Denver 7-8205 JOHN R. KURTZ, P. D. - DRUGGIST - SINKING SPRING, PA. 24 Hour Towing Service Acetylene Welding CHAS. J. MILLER Auto Body Shop Body and Fender Repairing Auto Painting Autos Cleaned and Waxed PHONE 8-8551 575 Columbia Avenue SINKING SPRING, PA. WIEST'S SPORTING GOODS Hunting and Fishing Tackle 436 Penn Avenue WEST READING, PA. 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