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Lambert, th, ninth if Nl' 'n class of '54, wish to take this to express on! thanks and grat- r whose wise council guid- l ye ars, on! l ed ns thron To Mrs. Nlayhel ' horneroorn teacher in sev enth, elgh and twelith grades, we dedicate this year- b0olt, little reward for the years she dedi- cated to teaching, not only scholastic snb- 3ects but also the qualities needed for a inll and worthwhile life. From the class oi '54 to Mis. Larnbert, thankS. N our s 1 HXCCIC -.- P Zum View Neath the shades of old South Mountain Rests our fair High School, 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. Wana You can't go wrong by doing right. Red and White 764440: American Beauty Rose ay 4 'P rt M 'Q f 5151 A I ,. Q x I I at I X 1613, L .I , W J A5-,SX ff wg 'x H 'nh - E gawwlafg Left to righr: H. L. Beidler, W. B. Tobias, E.W. Kaufman, G.H. 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The Class of 1954 salutes all of you, everywhere, who make possible an existence of fifty years! :L MRS. MARY M. STOUDT MRS. GLADYS FIGARD Normal Diploma Normal Diploma Grade One Grade Two MRS. MARY E. KERSHNER N ID' 1 Miss IENNIE R. FISHER crm IP om MRS. STELLA s. KALBACH B, S, Normal Diploma Grade Four Grade Five Grade Three MRS, ESTER B. HIESTER MR, DAVID C. EVANS Normal Diploma B, S, Grade Six Grade Eight-Science Coach Hi-Y-Science Club Visual Education MR. NORMAN C. Horp l B. S. MRS EDNA D GEISS MISS SARAH E. BYLER Grade Nine-Coach ' ' B. S. l Physical Education B' SQ' MQS' Grade Seven Social Studies English-Library Vocational Home Economics Athletic Council Img' Red Cross Y-Teen Club .. 4. , ar l MR. HARRY I. MANDERBACH MR. A. D. STECKEL B. S., M.A., in Ed- ucation Grade Eleven Mathematics Debating Club MISS MURIEL F. MARKS PH. B. , M. A. S Supervising Principal Problems of Democracy German-Honor Society Student Council Yearbook Advisor B.S. MRS. MAYBELLE Y, LAMBERT MR. HOMER W. RUTH Grade Ten-Commercial A' B' B. S. Grade Twelve-Latin History Industrial Am Press Club Yearbook Advisor Dramatics-Yearbook Advisor Mechanical Drawing MR. THOMAS G. ROBERTS B. S. Band -Chorus Instrumental Instruction MISS DORIS L. ECKERT B. S. Vocal Music MRS. MAE STEIGERWALT B, S. in Art Education Art MR. LOUIS W. CARDELL A.B. in Mathematics Grade Eleven Debating Club MRS. ANNIE KNAPPENBERGER R, N. Nurse MISS ETHEL M. HAMAKER R, D, H. Dental Hygienist Z' Editor ------ Assistant Editor- - - Business Manager ------ Assistant Business Manager- - Advertising Manager ----- Assistant Advertising Manager Att Editor ------------ - - Snapshot Editor ------- Assistant Snapshot Editor- - Sports Editor ------- Assistant Sports Editor ---- Photography Editor ------ Assistant Photography Editor- Class Historian -------- Class Will ---- Class Prophecy- - Advisors ----- SW! - - - HARRY KRING RICHARD CALDWELL - - RUSSEL RHOADS - - - AUDREY BETZ - ----- .TACK LEIBY - - - - -CHARLES SHARMAN - NANCY MADEIRA - - - WILBUR LOVE - - -CLAIR HARTING - - HAROLD WEBBER RAYMOND PAULEY - - MILDRED HEFFNER - - - DOROTHY STOUDT - - CAROL HAUGHNEY - - SANDRA GROSS - - - DOROTHY STOUDT - - MRS. M, Y, LAMBERT MR. A, D, STECKEL MISS MURIEL F. MARKS Seated: R. Rhoads, W. Love, M. Heffner, H. Kring, R. Caldwell, H. Webber, N, Madiera, I. Leiby. Standing: C. Harting, I. Bixler, R, Pauley, S, Gross, C. Haughney, Mrs. Lambert, Mr. Steckel, Miss Marks, A. Betz, E. Unger, C. Sharman, III, D. Stoudt, G. Hiester, 7 I! N 1' , in .X-,vu L l'f?g: -'Q I 1 , I5 , Q .. , - -' if! ,N EW : T' t tj . Q 124' 1: , Ax is ATI' f fi f -- X 4 ly Q5 It ,f RAYMOND PAULEY DOROTHY STOUDT Vice President Secretary HARRY KRIN G President MILDRED HEFFNER RUSSEL RHOADS U. S, O. Representative U. S. O. Representative -- - Y -A ..s.,, , 7 - . Y 4, . , .MM f. , may M Q-' , f ,,w 1 'WW ' IANICE ANN BIXLER Bix December 18, 1936 Dark. . . Temper! Temper! . . .Skatarena. . . short. . , Glenn Miller vs. Billy May. . . Hamburgers and French Fries. . . Sleep? 2? . . . Judy , . . motorcycles. . . never home, . high heels. . . Oh, no! . . . glasses. . . skirts and sweaters. . . Eugene Hosiery Mill. . . Bookkeeping worries. . , mfm. . . Teen Cen- ter. . , Literary troubles. . . law arguments, , . So, help me! Course: Commercial Ambition: Legal Secretary Pet Peeve: Writing letters Dance Club 7, Chorus '7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12, Press Club 10, 11, 12, Literary Editor 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Operetta 7, 11, Class Play 12. AUDREY LUCILLE BETZ Aud March 3, 1936 Y-Teen Worries, , , Star Dust. . , Glenn Miller . . . Air Force. . , Phillies. , . Cuddles, . , Betty. , , Sports, sports, sports. , . blonde, blue eyes. . . skirts and blouses. . . Good Morning! , , . Dressing room hen parties. . . mfm. , . Teen Center. . . likes bookkeeping. . . Where's Dot?. . . Baer Park Chicks. . . Y-Teen Camp- ing trips, , , sax. . . red hair. . . strawberry shortcake. Course: Commercial Ambition: Private Secretary Pet Peeve: Gossips Band 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, County Band 10, Chorus 7, 8,,9, 10, 11, 12, County Chorus 8, Dance Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Vice President 10, Secretary 11, Presi- dent 12, Press Club 10, 11, 12, Sports Editor 11, Associate Editor 12, Class Vice Presi- dent 7, Student Council 8, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, Class Play 9, 12, Science Club 11, 12, NHS 11, 12. SANDRA LENORE GROSS Sandy December 11, 1936 - Charles. . . Italian sandwiches and chocolate milkshakes. . .Carol Hully . . . Dodgers. . . Sharman's . . . Eskimo Bar. . . piano. . . sewing , . . Wildwood -by-the-Sea. . . clarinet, . . apricots. . .loves to eat. . . hillbilly music. . , pierced ears, Course: Academic Ambition: Musician Pet Peeve: Boisterous people Band 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Treasurer 125 County Band 125 County Orchestra 125 Chorus '7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Eastern District Chorus 125 County Chorus 7, 8, 9, 11. 125 Dramatic Club 7, 8, 95 Operetta 7, 115 Class Play 9, 125 Press Club 105 Music Club 115 Y-Teens 11, 125 NHS 9, 115 Cheerleader 95 Athletic Refreshment Committee 11. RICHARD PETER CALDWELL Dick August 8, 1936 '41 Ford. . . Hat factory. . . Phils and Ashbum . . , French cut and D.A. Pinboy. . . goalie , . , sharp dresser. , . Hot Sax. . , Dance Band . , . Adamstown. . . Good Dancer. . . Glenn Miller fan. . . Little Italy , . . Sinking Spring Heights. . . Tiny Dinie. . . U. S. Navy. Course: Commercial Ambition: Play in a Name Band Pet Peeve: Know-it-alls and braggarts Dramatic Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 President 125 Press Club 10, 11, 125 Associate Editor 11, 125 Band 8, 9, 105 Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 De- bating Club 1O, 11, 125 Music Club President 115 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 President 125 Dance Club '15 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Soccer 11, 125 Class Play 9, 125 Science Club 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 12, CAROL RUTH HAUGHNEY Carol April 2, 1936 Always smiling, . . loves convertibles. . . Screpesi's. . . faithful Dodger fan. . . cheer- leader. . , Millie and Sandra. . . apricots. . . gum. . . Hey Joe . , .hillbilly music . . . sweaters, . , Eugene Hosiery Mill, , . steak sandwiches and chocolate milk. . . pierced ears. , . record collection. . . most cheerful . . . Hullie gang. . . Elrner. Course: Academic Ambition: Physical Education teacher Pet Peeve: Cauliflower Band 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, 12, Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12, County Chorus 9, 11, Dramatic Club 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, Press Club 7, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 7, Dance Club 7, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Operetta 7, 11, Class Play 9, 12, Cheerleader 11, 12, Music Club 11. CLAIR EUGENE HARTING Wasser September 10, 1936 Drum Corps, . . Mathematics? 2 P.. . Cheese- burgers. . . Cooper's . , , Dodge. . . Heckies' . . . Short girls, , , skating, . .loves black hair. . . West Reading. . . New York? 7 P. . . Yellow and Black . , . bowling interests. , . Phillies! Course: Academic Ambition: Laboratory Technician Pet Peever Tall Girls Dance Club 7, Band 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10, 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Chorus 7, Science Club 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, Class Play 12. Q MILDRED RUTH HEFFNER Millie September 6, 1936 Commercial student. . . Naturally wavy hair. . . Cheerleader. . . Blue Chrysler, , . McConnell Air Line School. . . apricots, , . Crying in the Chape1 . . . Blonde crew cuts. . . Reedy's Plumbing office, , . Blue eyes. . .Caro1. . .Appetite? P. . .Crab Cakes and french fries. . . dressing room hen parties. Course: Commercial Ambition: Air Line Stewardess Pet Peeve: Oyster Stew Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Operetta 11g Y- Teens 10, 11, 125 Dramatic Club 10, 11, 125 Secretary 12, Athletic Council 11, 125 Secretary-Treasurer 125 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Play 9, 12, Press Club 10, 11, 12g Cheerleader 8, 9, 10, 11, 12g Volley- ball 9, 10, 11, 12g Music Club 11. GLENWOOD CHARLES HIESTER Hinkle January 14, 1936 Dutchies' Amoco.. . shoe leather express? P2 . . . Chesterfields. . . likes Eagles. . . Heckies and Pinball machines. . . The Jug . . . Blankies. . . Stare Hill: 2 2. . .womem 2 ?. . . Hillbillies! I ! . . . Never Late? 7 P. . . The Shack, Course: Academic Ambition: PP? Pet Peeve: School Dance Club 'Is Chorus 7, 8, 95 Science Club 11,12g Hi-Y 1o,11.12: Class Play 12: Soccer 11, 12. JACK DOUGLASS LEIBY Bones May 20, 1936 Hot Ford? 2 P P. . . Mathematical brain. . . ex- pert driver. , . Adamstown interests. , . Tiny Diney. . . girls, bananas and carrots? P 2. . . motor scooters and bicycles. . . making money , , , Paper Boy. . . Soccer. . . Black Duck . . . Penn State. Course: Academic Ambition: Electrical engineer Pet Peeve: Work Dance Club 7, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, Science Club 11, 12, Class Play 12, Operetta 7, Soccer 12. HARRY GROSS KRING, IR. Kringie May 23, 1936 O11ie . . Ex-Adamstowner. . . motor Scoot- er. . . New York Yankees and Mickey Mantle . . . '50 Mercury. . . Buzzard 's Glory. . . Swab bie . . . Bernville Legion team. . . first base- man. . .Adamstown rec. . . loves to bowl and ice skate. . . Hayrides. . , thrilled most when he singled in the winning run against Bethel in '53. . . Neat dresser. , . Jo. . . likes German class. Course: Academic Ambition: U. S. Navy Pet Peeve: Girls??? Class President 8, 9, 10, ll, 1'2, Student Council 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 10, Vice President 11, President 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11, 12, JNHS President 9, NHS 10, 11, 12, Vice President 10, 11, President 12, Science Club President 11, 12, Yearbook Editor 12, Dance Club 7, Chorus 7, 10, 12, Class Play 9, 12, Soccer 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball Manager 12, NANCY CARLENE MADEIRA Nance November 20, 1936 Band. . . '48 Plymouth. . . Bill . . . Bus rides? P P. . . Blond hair. . . neat dresser. . . Steak sandwiches. . .likes formals. . , good dancer. . , Lover. . . Clarinet. . . Weakness for Blondes. . , Hayrides? ? ?. . .likes hill- billies and Drum Corps. . . Eugene Hosiery Mill. . .One of the Hully Gang. Course: Academic Ambition: Legal Secretary Pet Peeve: Being called Katie Dance Club 7, Dramatic Club 7 , Operetta 7, 11, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Science Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Music Club Treasurer 11, Debating Club 10, 11, 12, Band 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, NHS 10, Class Play 9, 12, County Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10. CLARENCE WILBUR LOVE Lovie March 25, 1936 Horse . . . West reading Legion Team. . . Adamstown Rec. . . Indians and Giants, , , Yearbook Snapshot Editor. . . Lemon Blends . . . Heckies'. . . Syracuse Fullback and catcher. . . Good Dancer. . . Assistant Janitor, . . For Com's Sake! . . . Football Fiend. . . Drives a '40 Chevie, . , D. A. Hair cut. Course: Academic Ambition: Chemist Pet Peeve:Shoveling School pavements Press Club 10, 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Secre- tary-Treasurer 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Operetta 11, Dramatic Club 10, 11, 12, President 11, Science Club 11, 12, Vice President 11, Basketball 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Class Play 12, Soccer Manager 11. RUSSEL AARON RHOADS, IR, Dusty June 4, 1936 Barbecues and Root Beer. , ,Superintendent . . . Dutchie's Casino. . . Heckies. . . Studious 2 P? . . .Crew Cuts. . . Billy May. . .Stan the Man . . . Adamstown Rec. . . Race Fan. . . Tommy Hinnershitz. , .Cat Clothes. . . coffee and chocolate cake. , , Jim Klines. . . Mustache. . , Casanova. . .Happy Jim. . .Webber's Lane. Course: Academic Ambition: Pennsylvania State Police Pet Peeve: Girls??? Basketball '7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Soccer 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, NHS 9, Dance Club 7: Science Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Band 5, 6, 7, 8,1 Chorus 10, Class Vice President 7, 8, 9, Class Play 12, Assembly Committee 11, 12. MAHLON RAYMOND PAULEY Kissie February 18, 1936 Loves Basketbal1 . . . Drives Hot Ford. , . Likes ice cream. . . works at Beidlers'. ,. St. Louis Cardinals. . .likes anything Cho- colate. . . Heckies'. . . Stan Musical. . . Automobile racing. . . Harlem Globetrotters . . . Good Driver. . . 165 What? P ? . . . Boehringer's, Course: Academic Ambition: Mechanic and Pro Basketball Player Pet Peeve: School Basketball 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Soccer 11, 12, Athletic Council 10, 11, 12, President 12, Student Council 9, 10, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Science Club 11, 12, Class Vice President 11, 12. ,A DOROTHY MAE STOUDT Dot October 7, 1936 Freckles! !. . . Teen Center. , . midnight shows , , , Speed . . . mfm. . . Growler deadline worries. . . Glenn Miller. . . '48 DeSoto, , . likes to walk. . . Where 's Aud 2 . , , Sax. . . Navy! !!. , ,Y-Teen camping trips. . . dress- ing room hen parties. . .Rider vs. Blooms- burg. . . summertime waitress. Course: Commercial Ambition: Business Education Teacher Pet Peeve: Typing Menus Band 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 125 Treasurer 115 Librarian 125 Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 County Chorus 95 Dramatic Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Vice President 125 Press Club 10, 11, 125 Associate Editor 115 Editor-in-chief 125 Dance Club 75 Volleyball 9, 10, 115 Y- Teens 10, 11, 125 Operetta 7, 115 Class Play 9, 125 Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Science Club 11, 125 Secretary of Class 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. CHARLES WINFIELD SHARMAN III Chas April 14, 1936 Mac and Muggins . . . '49 Ford. . .Chocolate Cake and Italian sandwiches. . . Sharman's. . , 287th National Guard Band, . . Dillinger Truck . . , Holton. . . Band worries. . . Animal Lover. . , Latin Class? P. . . Chicago. . . Good Driver? P? Course: Academic Ambition: Musician Pet Peevez Noisy Peoplezy Band 6, '7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 President 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 Eastern District Band 11, 125 Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 County Chorus 7, 85 Music Club 115 Dance Club 75 Dramatic 8, 9, 105 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Student Council 85 Class Play 9, 125 Operetta 7, 11. HEROLD HOFFMAN WEBBER, IR, Zeek April 11, 1936 Dutchies. . . '48 Chevie, , . Jim's Cat Clothes . . . Droner. . . Onward. , . Jeffries. . . Smooth Dancer? 2 P. . . Hello Sunshine. . . Likes Mil . . . Woodies Farewell's. . . Happy Jim. . . Lewyt Shift. . .Cricket Paradise. . . Boscobel Hotel . . . Lumber Yard. . . Beetle Bailey. . . Real Gone! ! !. . . Hit the Pike. Course: Academic Ambition: Business Pet Peeve: ??? Dance Club '75 Class President '73 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Science Club 11. 12: Basketball 7. 3. 9. 10, 11, 123 Class Play 12, Class Vice President 1 8 , ,,..1.-..A1- , ELSIE IRENE UNGER Bug April 27, 1936 Blonde, blue eyes, short. , . loves to dance es- pecially jitterbugging. . . boys, boys, boys . . . skating. . . steak sandwiches. . . milkshakes. . . Drives Hot Chevie , . Hillbillies. . . You don't know, do you? . . . Eddie Fisher. . , pleasing personality. . , Fords! 1 !. . .loves to eat. . . Eugene Hosiery Mill. . . Y-Teen Camping trips, . .Jazz Music. . . Crazy, Man, Crazy. Course: Vocational Economics Ambition: Beautician Pet Peeve: Peroxide blondes and boys that don't dance. Dance club 7g Dramatic Club 10g Operetta 7, 115 Chorus 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12g Vice Presi- dent 12g Y-Teens 10, 11, 12g Press Club 10, 11, 12, Class Play 9, 12g County Chorus 8, 95 Volleyball 9, 10. -X A The class of 1954 takes this opportunity and uses this page to remind all, that at one time, there were nineteen members in our class. William Earl Leiby was inducted into the United States Army on June 15, 1953. He attended Sinking Spring Grade School and High School. Known more for his athletic ability, this easy-going classmate was also very artisticg Bill was on the championship I -V basketball team of 1950-1951. He was also one of the county's best catchers leading the league in batting in 1951. So here is - wishing lots of success to a young man who well deserves it, X -A -1 -....,. aft4e6!444agl754 It is a beautiful Friday afternoon in May, 1964, exactly ten years after the gradua- tion of the class of 1954 from S. S. H, S. The scene is a beautiful Southern plantation- type house in Kentucky, the home of Richard Caldwell, famous dance band leader. Richard and his band became famous when his band appeared in a motion picture re- cently. Speaking of that picture, Carol Haughney, who is known to her fans as Carol Scott, stars in the picture. Carol is first to arrive with Elsie Unger, who has been chief hair- dresser at M. G. M in Hollywood for five years. The private parking lot on the plantation is filling up fast, when what do we see but a bright blue 1964 Lincoln come tearing up the winding driveway, sounding its horn all the way. That could be no one else but Jack Leiby. Jack drove down from New York where he is one of the richest stock-brokers on Wall Street. Accompanying Jack is Wil- bur Love, head of the chemistry department of DuPont Laboratories, Next to pull up in front of the mansion is Admiral Harry Kring, the youngest admiral in the history of the United States Navy. With Harry is Dorothy Stoudt, Washington correspondent for the NEW YORK TIMES. Dot had been a star reporter on the TIMES in New York until she was transferred to Washington soon after the elections last November. Harry and Dot have contact with one another frequently, so when Harry received his in- vitation, he asked Dot to come along to the reunion with him. Next to step out of a taxi is Mildred Heffner. Millie almost didn't make it, but at the last minute she found another airline hostess to trade flights with her. Next, we see Russel Rhoads and Raymond Pauley pull up to the house, They have just come from Philadelphia, where Russel was working on a special case for the Pennsyl- vania State Police, and where Ray Pauley has established himself as an outstanding pro- fessional basketball player. His team, the Philadelphia Warriors, won the national cham- pionship because of Raymond's record -breaking shooting. Stepping out of a taxi, next to arrive, is Clair Harting. In addition to his regular job as a laboratory technician, he is in charge of the West Reading Drum Corps, which has been winning all kinds of honors throughout the country. With him is Glenwood Heister, better known as Hink, Hink is still washing dishes for a living, but since he isn't married and doesn't own a car, he is able to save quite a bit of money, which he has been investing in all kinds of stocks. Right now, he owns quite a bit of stock in the Old Reading Brewery, He also has a controlling interest in a publishing firm which publishes pocket-size mysteries. Arriving a little later, is Harold Ted Webber. Ted was supposed to meet Russ and Ray in Chicago, but a pressing business engagement detained him. Ted took over his father's lumber business a few years after graduation. Ted has increased his business so that he now has ra chain of lumber yards extending from San Francisco to New York. As the class is sitting around in the den, reminiscing, the doorbell rings and a few minutes later, the butler announces Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharrnan III. Sandra and Charles told the class they had left the children with their nurse. They have two children, a boy, Charles IV, and little Sandy, Sandra and Charles have been on 2 concert tour and have arranged their schedule so that they could be in Kentucky for the reunion. While the chattering goes on, the next classmate to be announced by the butler is Nancy Madeira. Nancy, after taking a legal secretarial course in. Philadelphia, became a private secretary to a famous lawyer, Janice Bixler, the next arrival, breezes into the room as though she is in a hurry. Bix tells the class she acquired the habit of rushing around while working in the big office building for the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL, where she writes short stories. The only break from the hurry, hurry atmosphere of the office is her week-ends and vaca- tions which she uses to work on a book she is writing. When asked whether she is alone, Janice replies that Audrey Betz is outside looking over Richard 's tennis courts. A short time later, Aud enters and after greeting every- one, goes into a discussion with Rich about the construction of the courts and the rackets and balls he uses. Audrey is a secretary for the Spalding Sporting Supplies, and has learned a great deal about the business. Everyone has arrived and has renewed friendships by the time the butler announces dinner served on the patio, overlooking the beautiful gardens surrounding the house. There is a full moon this evening, and a cool breeze blows over the one-time class- mates. Everyone feels wonderful after the lavish dinner, and many of them go back to talking over the good old days. A few couples start dancing to the soft music being played in the background. Because it isabeautiful evening, no one feels like breaking the spell caused by the beautiful house, soft music, and full moon, Finally, in the wee hours of the morning, the party breaks up and everyone retires to the rooms pro- vided for them by Richard, who is full of wonderful plans for the next day. Everyone goes to sleep full of anticipation for the next day's activities, promised by Richard to be just as much fun as the evening has been. Everyone in the class is unanimous in the dicision to have class reunions more often. - -Dorothy Stoud t V i i N i L-l.,,, We, the Seniors of Sinking Spring High School, being in sound body and mind leave this our first, last, and only Will and Testament. TO THE FACULTY WE LEAVE: To Mr. Steckel - a more wide-awake Personal Problems class. To Miss Marks - an undernourished newspaper staff. To Mrs. Geiss - more serious-minded senior English students. To Mrs. Lambert - a senior class that has no Veto Powers. To Miss Byler - a senior Home Economics class of boys. To Mr. Evans - a few less mad chemists. To Mr. Hopp - a deflated basketball team. To Mr. Manderbach - Success at Polytech. To Mr. Cardell - a long and happy teaching career at S.S.H.S. To Mr. Roberts - a successful year with his Junior Band. To Mr. Ruth - a healthful year of teaching. To Mr. Stitzel - A new assistant janitor, TO THE IUNIORS WE LEAVE: An attitude to never let studies interfere with their education. TO THE ENTIRE SCHOOL WE LEAVE: LAST OF ALL WE BEQUEATH OUR INDIVIDUAL TALENTS: Audrey Betz wills her athletic abilities to Evelyn Klopp, Janice Bixler wills her skating ability to Ioan Noecker. Richard Caldwell wills his goalie ability and long hair to Joe Nye. Sandra Gross wills her musical talents to Daphne Powers. Clair Harting wills her quietness to everyone noisy. Carol Haughney wills her cheerfulness to Nancy McCane. Mildred Heffner wills her muscular legs to Linda Sontag. Glenwood Hiester wills his negative attitude to Ted Kramer, Harry Kring wills his first baseman's ability to Barry Koehler. Jack Leiby wills his ability to pass papers to Dennis Sharman. Wilbur Love wills his nickname HORSE to Raymond Wengert, Nancy Madeira wills her ability to get boy friends to Sue Kinzel, Raymond Pauley wills his athletic abilities to Raymond Wengert. Russel Rhoads wills his office and ways to getting out of class to Delroy Savage, Charles Sharman wills his sense of rhythm to Dewey Tice. Dorothy Stoudt wills her freckles to Sandra Gish. Elsie Unger wills her jitterbuging ability to Devona Fisher, Ted Webber wills his contaminated basketball sweat socks to Dale Sallade. f. Zhu Waning Classmates, as we near the end of our high school days, let us pause and recall the past--the joyous moments, calamities and partings along the way. Let's start in 1942, when twenty anxious, bewildered children began on the first rung of the ladder of education. But let's go on because the next five years fled by with great rapidity. I'm sure if you'l1 wander back in the maze of memories, everyone will remember the great feeling of expectation at the end of sixth grade, What child doesn't look forward to the passing of classes, social events and study periods of Junior High School? Up another step of the ladder, we found ourselves in the seventh grade with Mrs. Lambert as our capable advisor. We elected Harold Webber as president of the class. His assistants were Audrey Betz, vice presidentg Dorothy Stoudt, secretaryg Raymond Pauley, assistant secretaryg and Carol Haughney and Glenwood Hiester, USO representa- tives, Our first social was a doggie roast which was held in the school gym because of rain, Boiled hotdogs were the center of attraction at this affair, which was really en- joyed by all, Later that year, a St. Valentine's Day party was held in our Homeroom. On the next rung of the ladder, we were in eighth grade with Mrs. Lambert again as our advisor. Harry Kring was elected to the presidency, the position he was to hold for the remaining five years of school. Other officers were: Harold Webber, vice presi- dentg Dorothy Stoudt, secretaryg and Audrey Betz and Charles Sharman, USO repre- sentatives. Two doggie roasts were held by the class that year, held at Green Valley Country Club and Egleman's Park respectively. The only official business of that year was the selection of class colors and class flower. After a great battle between sthe male and female members of the class, blue and gold were the colors chosen. The American Beauty Rose was named as the class flower. Another year and we got a step closer to our goal, For the third year in succession, Mrs. Lambert was named as our faculty advisor. The following officers were elected: president, Harry Kringg vice president, Russel Rhoads, secretary, Dorothy Stoudt, and USO representatives, Mildred Heffner and Raymond Pauley. Since there was much dissatisfaction over our class colors, they were changed to red and white, but keeping the American Beauty Rose as our class flower. Our first social activity, which by the way proved very successful, was the movie, Smoky, The annual class Halloween party was held in Heister's garage. Blinking of flashlights accompanied the smell of cider and crullers at this event. The chasing by the police finished this fun-packed evening. Junior Commencement soon rolled around, and we presented a short skit as the main part of graduation exercises. In September we returned to school to find that Mrs. Berger was honored with having our well-behaved class as a homeroom. The same officers were installed as the preceding year. Immediately we started using our privileges as Sophomores. The First business conducted was the choosing of class jackets. Fate' was again with us the night of our annual class movie, It Happens Every Spring, because we did realize a profit on it. Who will ever forget our first orchestra dance, Shamrock Capers ? It was the greatest success financially and socially in the history of our class. This year rolled around as our class continued having fun. We closed this year by having a swimming party, scheduled to be held at Hopewell Lake. But since this resort was over- crowded, we settled for swimming at the Tulley and a small doggie roast in Haughney's back yard, Despite the small attendance, a good time was had by all. 66444 Widffdfly Two more steps were now added to the ladder and we found ourselves Juniors. Mr. Manderbach was named as our advisor. Our officers were: president, Harry Kringg vice president, Raymond Pauleyg secretary, Dorothy Stoudtg and USO repre- sentatives, Mildred Heffner and Russel Rhoads. Our first activity this year was a movie, Broken Arrow, which proved profitable. I'm sure our class will never for- get our first hayride, Even the pouring down of raincouldn't stop our class from having fun. With the outstanding salesmanship in our class, Mr. Manderbach couldn't resist having us sell fruit cakes as our next project. This sale boosted our treasury con- siderably. This was the year when students began recognizing our outstanding abilities in sports, dramatics and music. This year, as last, we placed first in field day ac- tivities. Soon April rolled around, and Prom plans were being made. We were off to help make it a success. The Spring Coronation Ball, was held on May 22, and was enjoyed by all. One great step and we reached our long-awaited goal. The same officers as the preceding year were installed immediately. Our first money making project was the selling of charm bracelets, which served its purpose for making money. Soon after this, you saw hundreds of pictures flying around. This could only mean one thing ----yearbook preparations. A record dance was held for the opening of the yearbook campaign. Harry Kring was elected to fill the position of editor of the IMAGO, October soon rolled around, and we started selling Christmas cards, when again we were in financial luck. A donut sale also highlighted this great year. Surely no one will forget the vividness of our closing activities. The thrills and chills that ran through each one of us on Class Night. Our Senior Class play, Teen Time, will always be remembered by the class. Soon our class of eighteen turned solemn, and Baccalaureate Services soon came to be reality. How sacred this event proved to be to our always witty class. Many of our classmates looked forward to the night of Commencement--the end- ing, yet the beginning--the ending of having school activities as one group and the beginning of our planned futures. Yes, we had reached our present goal but have many more-important goals to fulfill. - - -C arol Haughney t N pk ,6-A . y qg5fg,.f .aff LOU ANN ROBERT VIV IAN HERBIE DOLORES JOE ' S VF ' 0 W ' 1 BARBARA BRUCE . I f , , 7 1 74 ff , 4 -9 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 9 ' CLAIRE wn.uAM QV : if O T 1 15.1 f V . I NANCY - C Tom Je JUNIOR CLASS MOVIE KATHLEEN DQNALD SUSAN DALE ION TED BILL f x S 4 T , A 'S, V, Q z A iw U f in 1 ' . if ' .f if F' -, 5 f-.. Wg -15, H' . My wk 5 ' 1 W Hx Y A A-sfiiw H HM.. , Q 1 Q -f I S f wwf , J-J ,fxwzz if! BARBARA CLASS OFFICERS . ,,A:,3 rf S Q1 L x in u 3 2 x qv 5 X my S L9 M S 4A1fx:'kgig,sf,m- M,-pn gm, f , I , K f 3,5 Z , wx A, T RAYMOND ROBERT SANDRA umm. 1 E, Quia... L Q y x s . R - I Q X- rv Ox! - -Q ' xy: Y, MARY DENNIS B, 3 L I Z-C fix X 1' X f' gig P A , fx F , , v- l' ff' C sl , . .x:x?5'? !M afgwg A- X DAPHNE DENNIS L. BILLY ANNA MARIE JEANETTE DAWN CAKE SALE fr 44+- ,- Em xfffff SQ., -9' fY Qf fi QQ 4 L, ,va -774 wk-A V- 1554 52 ,J Si ATE? C arol Robert Shirley Glenn Linda 2 Q Barbara Q-3 rv Class Movie Evelyn Class Officers Annette Joyce Marilyn Lee Olive David Sandra Dona1d ww Paul 1 , kms .r i A We es W I i X 3 ,gi E 6, F55 5 Wg ' sam 1, N V 1.32 'M N 'S VP' 'E' 54554 ' EERE: A' , zz .... f , K 'Thx M abr Alvin 1. il-M4 w if, y . .,,rr Dewey Brian i 4 QW? M74 Seam!! Quayle irfgffmwmzrfif if f 5214 :g..,'f-,. -: 4 IEE-B SWIM Qmde Seventh Grade--First row: B. Burkhart, R. Blankenbiller, R. Nester, D, Wallace, L. Bohn, R. Forry, D. Fisher, G. Grimes. Second row: P, Graves, J. Eyrich, J. Dickinson, W. McCane, N. Weidman, R. Reedy, C. Bentz, C. Wanner, Third row: S. Gish, B. Beyerle, S. Huntzberger, T. Rhoads, D. Savage, S. Sontag, I. Wengert, N. Scholtes. Fourth row: L. Stump. Eighth Grade--First row: J. Lambert, W. Flail, A. Houck, W. Kelchner, A. Hoffman, T. Shoup, E. Klopp, D. Nye. Second row: B. Koehler, D. Wallace, F. Reedy, L. Stauffer, E, Stoudt, J. Noecker, D. Graves, C. Beidler. Third row: Don. Troutman, Dav. Troutman, B. Martin, S. Nye, F. Sentz. nr ,Ah , ,,,.,,-,,.4 ,A gg, ,, .LH ., HARRY KRING BEST DRESSED BOY MOST WIDELY-READ PERSON BEST DRESSED GIRL W W MILDRED HEFFNER XLV 'N s1 rj an Xgfm i cw GLENWOOD HIES TER Q 'f L 1 , ,' f yf., . , l,f gf '42 I fff I 'M ,Mila .mu ,limwlm 9. BEST PALS DOROTHY STOUDT and AUDREY BETZ NOISIEST M . , K, Qf,4,.:'--fS.,f1J. MOST TEMPERMENTAL 'Q Q XJ cs: f A S we? ZQQQOQ6 Q Q we '?Q6'Qm 30,84 0593659 V033 - Q 4 I Q I if T ' S ' 9 Q :za '-E -.xx ml 7 CHARLES SHARMAN III v '5' JANICE BIXLER MOST CHEERFUL CAROL HAUGHNEY NANCY MADEIRA MOS T MUS ICA MOST SERIOUS HARDEST WORKER RUSSEL RHOADS QL FA I Y - 'xff '54 2 f'IIf'P71x ',i Wx' X llfffff. 1' I mm? 5' WILBUR LOVE FN BEST DRIVER JACK LEIBY WIT TIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED of Y 'Lg v' 2 ' 9 I Q, -'Q ' H x FX I ,f ' Ll H X I' MOST VERSATILE ifx . 'ij we X P52516 RIC HARD CALDWELL H. E N sv 7 v T 1 K , HAROLD WEBBER CLAIR HARTING MOST QUIET Q, W 4 E I if W - :W 2 4, SX 3 X i EA A , MOST ATHLETIC BEST DANCER ELS IE UNGER ci RAYMOND PAULEY 4 Q 06661 Coach, MR. N. c. Hom' ROBERT WEITZEL, Manager Left to right: H. Stine, W. Love. J. Leiby, R. Rhoads, R. Caldwell H. Kring, T, McC auley, Left to right: W. Protheroe. I. Nye, W. Good, R. Harting, R. Pauley, G. Hiester, D, Tice, D. Sallade, wuitq 2 'kann and Front row: Mr. Hopp, R. Rhoads, R. Pauley, H. Webber, W. Love, R. Caldwell Back row: H. Kring, D. Sallade, H. Stine, W. Good. J. Leiby. Missing from photo: T. McCauley. Coach NORMAN C. HOPP Managers HARRY I. KRING JACK D. LEIBY Front row: D. Fisher, B. Batzel, C. Longenecker, Standing: M. Heffner, C. Haughney. cuzJofaW4we?!q? cam and Kneeling: W. Protheroe, I. Lucas, B. Schrufer, C. Nye, R. Harting, D. Bohn. Standing: J. Leiby, Manager, R. Grimes, T. Kramer, R. Bross, Coach Hopp, B Hoffman, F. Lucas, H. Kring, Manager. K. Krick, E. Barnett, L, Poticher, D. Fisher, I. Meloney. Kneeling: S. Nye, F, Reedy, L. Talbott, D. Fahnauer, T. Shoup, F. Sentz. Standing: Coach Evans, D. Wallace, B, Koehler, W. Flail, D. Nye, W. McCane, R Reedy, R, Blankenbiller, H, Kring, Manager, B, Batzel, Scorekeeper. X-If N m e Q. 4 k N? Af? X Left to right: M. Hill, J. Lambert, D, Fisher, C. Matheson, A. Hoffman. ?a4el4llS KRAMER PAULEY S. NYE Manager CALDWELL I. NYE ,Q-11 RHOADS PRO THEROE SALLADE LOVE KRING MR. EVANS Coach , , Ma-- TED DICK RAY . Center Guard Forward RUSS Guard WILL HARRY Center Manager .TACK Manager HARRY DICK RAY Fullback Goalie Center Forwa RUSS rd Center Halfback WILL JACK Fullback Right Halfback ,, 4. 4 , AV .. HARRY DICK RAY RUSS First Base Outfield Third Base Shortstop WILL CAROL MILLIE Catcher Cheerleader Cheerleader First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade ,g, .nn ,41- O I 'LYW7 Seated: G. Grimes, B. Burkhart, D. Sallade, B. Batzel, H. Kring, D. Powers, B. Schrufer, M. Heffner, R, Rhoads. Standing: B. Koehler, L. Stauffer, D. Savage, C. Nye, L. Talbott Mr. Steckel, D. Bohn, F. Sentz, J. Madeira, B. Protheroe. , OFFICERS President ------------. H, Kring Vice President --------- D, Sallgde Secretary-Treasurer- - - - - D, Powers Advisor ------------ Mr. Steckel l f STUDENT COUNCIL 9 N gf! V - 4 0 W 0 Seated: A. Betz, B. Schrufer, S. Gross, H. Kring, D. Fisher, D. Sallade B. Batzel, Standing: Mr. Steckel, K. Krick, T. Kramer. OFFICERS President ------------- H, Kring Vice President --------- D. Sallade Secretary-Treasurer ------- K. Krick Advisor --------- Mr. A. D. Steckel NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Y 'Z 7 1 YI! I Ni' - H 'Y I O I I anew: Www Left to right: S. Gish, L. Sontag, Mr. Steckel, L. Stauffer, F. Sentz, E. Bar uett, J. Lambert, A. Hoffman, N. Weidman. OFFICERS President ------------ E, Barnett Vice President --------- J. Lambert Secretary-Treasurer ------- L. Sontag Advisor --------- Mr. A. D. Steckel - e Front row: T. Rhoads, B, Burkhart, C. Bentz, J. Dickinson, S. Huntzberger, L. Stauffer, N, Weidman, D. Fisher, C. Wanner. Second row: I. Stine, A. Hoffman, C. Longenecker, C. Haughney, M, Hef- fner, R. Caldwell, D. Stoudt, D, Fisher, D. Powers, M. Sontag, Mrs. Lambert, Third row: A. Houck, J, Eyrich, E. Stoudt, J. Lambert, E, Klopp, I. Meloney J. Noecker, D. Wallace, W. Love, N. Scholtes, R. Reedy, S. Gish, I. Wengert, R. Forry. OFFICERS P1'6Sid6IlI -------- - - - R. Caldwell Vice President ---------- D, Smudt Secretary ---- - - M. Heffner Treasurer- - - - - - D, Fisher Advisor- - - - -Mrs, Lambert Seated: D. Stoudt, S. Gross, N. Madeira, V. Fegley, A. Betz, M. Stoudt B. Batzel, C. Haughney, E. Unger. Standing: Miss Byler, K. Krick, D. Powers, L. Poticher, S. Gish, N. Mc- Cane, J. Meloney, M. I-Ieffner, D. Fisher, C. Longenecker, J. Bixler. OFFICERS President ----------- - A. Betz Vice President- - - - M. Stoudt Secretary ---- - - B. Batzel Treasurer- - - - V. Fegley Advisor ------------- Miss Byler Wa- Seated: C. Harting, J, Leiby, C. Nye, W. Love, R, Caldwell, B. Schrufer R. Rhoads, C. Sharman, R, Pauley. Standing: Mr. Evans, R. Bross, D. Leiby, G. Hiester, R, Grimes, D. Ruth H. Webber, H. Kring, H. Stine, T. Kramer, D. Sallade, B. Hoffman, D Bohn, B. Protheroe. President- - - -- OFFICERS Vice President- - Secretary- - - Treasurer- - - Advisor- - - R. Caldwell - - B. Schrufer - - W. Love - - C. Nye - - Mr. Evans 4.8:- Pun lad First row: E. Unger, D. Sallade, M. Heffner, V. Fegly, D. Stoudt, R. Cald- well, I. Bixler, H. Stine, B. Batzel, T. Kramer. Second row: R. Bross, C. Longenecker, K. Krick. L. Talbott, C. Matheson, R. Wengert, D. Powers, A. Hiester, I. Meloney, Miss Marks, A. Betz, M. Stoudt, L. Poticher, J. Meloney, C. Haughney, B. Schrufer, R. Grimes. P OFFICERS N. f M ' 1 Editor -------------- D. Stoudt - , , '4 Assistant Editors- - - - - - R. Caldwell T' 4? N A. Betz X fx ' I. Meloney 9 U V. Fegely A I 'R X Advisor- - - - Miss Marks TNQ L- 4 and ' . ' , k e'- ' .Q 4 Xu. Qc IT. tm L fs.. R , fi I amvz ganna! Kneeling: B. Burkhart, C. Reedy, B. Holt, D. Sharman, Sitting: R. Blankenbiller, R. Schrufer, S, Tice, N, Madeira, B, Potteiger, B. Batzel, S. Gross. J. Madeira, C. Matheson, D, Powers, W. Holt, D. Wallace. Standing: Mr. Roberts, W. Burkhart, W. Kelchner, D. Stoudt, R. Forty, R Reedy, C. Haughney, C. Hartlng, C. Sharman, D. Ruth, F. Reedy, L. Talbott, D. Fahnauer, W. McCane. OFFICERS President ----------- C, Shaman Vice President- - ---- S. Gross Secretary ---- - - C, Haughney Treasurer- - - ----- B, Batzel fm' if F Ad i IV V SOI- - - ----- Mr. T, W. Roberts 'Q' fy 5 , Kumi - Www' is Xf 5 Q1 lg Seated: M. Heffner, N. Madeira, A. Betz, D Stoudt B Batzel E Unger I. Bixler, C. Haughney, S, Gross, B. Pottelger I Maderra D Fisher S. Himmelman, C. Matheson. Standing: E. Barnett, L. Sontag, I. Stoudt, D Bohn D Ruth J Letby H Stine, H. Kring, T, Kramer, D. Sallade, C Sharman R Caldwell C Harting, B, Protheroe, V. Fegley, O. Dunkleberger Mr Roberts President- - - OFFICERS Vice President- - - Secretary- - - Treasurer- - Librarian- - - Advisor- - -- Mr. J. Bixler - - - E. Unger C. Haughney - - D. Ruth - - - B, Batzel T. G. Roberts Seated: S, Kinzel, N, Madeira, C. Longenecker, D. Fisher Standing: J. Meloney, V. Fegly, R. Caldwell, Mr. Manderbach .Q 1 I J K . S ,-ifzdfmz owned! President R. Pauley Vice President W. Good Secretary B. Batzel Treasurer M. Heffner Representative W. Protheroe Advisor Mr. Hopp Delaie President N. Madeira Vice President D, Fisher Secretary-Treasurer V. Fegley Advisor Mr. Manderbach fh 4' Seated: M. Heffner, B. Batzel, R. Pauley, W. Protheroe. Standing: Mr. Hopp, W. Good, -' H - '-- -V - V -,-.pn-v W ...gr .V Y my cazdva 2440x444 President N. Weidman Vice President L. Bohn Secretary-Treasurer S. Gish Advisor Mrs. E. D. Geiss MPM .. Q? , f -N1 -fig 'W D 1? Seated: B. Burkhart, N. Weidman, S. Gish, N. Scholtes, S, Huntz- berger, D, Fisher, I. Wengert, J. Dickinson, M. Sontag, P. Graves. Standing: Mrs, Goerlich, L. Stump, L. Bohn, R. Nester, R. Reedy, 3 B. Beyerle, I. Eyrich, T, Rhoads, C. Bentz. t f . V A 4066 Zend K' fi ,f ' 1? 145, T 64 ' Jfli 5 f , . B W? , :9445?' T 'ie i Left to right: C. Haughney, S. Gross, C. Sharrnan, D, Ruth, N. Madeira, R, Caldwell, D, Stoudt, Missing from photo: A. Betz. .QKWW Top row: D. Martin, M. Greath, C. Wolf, L. Francis, E. Yocum, C. Ruffner, P. Adams, B. Saylor. Second row: S. Acker, L. Weidman, L. Degler, N. Bohn, C. Graves, R. Stump, N. Figard, D. Oster- hout. Third row: S. Spies, R. Bohn, N. Kintzer, J. Kinzel, R. Leisey, P. Nichols, L. Weaver, D, Fitterling. Fourth row: C. Brossman, D. Rhoads, D, Allushuski, D. Driesbach, H. Marks, F. Oese, C Bacastow, G. Steffy. Fifth row: B. Schmehl, B. Spatz, L. Mogel, A, Ellmaker, D. Erb, C. Haas, H. Bressler, C. Long. Bottom row: P. Wartluft, Mrs. M. M. Stoudt. Bn' i 'E mn , 4, V x , s v NX 5 is ' f 943' B 5 A - UNA , Q J .... 5 'uf' 4 V -of Y., R 94 w 1, K X -- K X .itil x.lr,7D:FVs 4:n Q. 111 gf:-'11, 1 gf-fig ,FZ Q 5:41,-::4 Aff ffl. S 1 I .U -I f' ,:Zgg14,fL,, X 1 543. 7.7. ,ip ,Hi ,r 1, A V, 5,-N.. .', f,rf'r nl.-.lj'ff 5,f1.'f, - :'wf:f'.gf' i'Uf,:fi1.: yy- '. .' . ' 1sN.','f gl' f X 4 . .....-i.Ti... M A, ,P M. ... .. . A... ,...,....um-an., , .. eccuwlgfzade R. Moyer T. Hamberger L. Reber F, Drenhouse E. Lape G. Young D. Zerbe I. Reifsnyder MQW , WNLKSL5-I p, Feeg ' rreee T A- Wllkes rf D Younv D' Stump 'Hire' ,L L MF? l r . T , X ' D Second Grade--S, Miller, D, Weinhold, S. McCloy, M. Heim, M. Unger, F, Seidel, D. Nester, V Shugar, Second row: L. Reifsnyder, D. Spies, I. Troutman, K, Hirnmelmann, J. Berkenstock, D, Steigerwalt, S. Brossman, K. Wallace, Third row: R. Bentz, N. Swartz, D, Potteiger, Mrs. Figard Third Grade--L. Meckley, V, Green, M. Unger, K. Himmelmann, D. Garber, K. Leisey, R, Bohn, D. Bohn. Second row: N. Boyer, J. Saylor, Mrs. Kershner. NU' I f 'W d 7 Q- if e-'Q' 70ml qfmze A. Ellmaker I. Flail C. Thomas J. Stine Fourth Grade--B. Koop, K. Bensing, W. Holt, B. Degler, W. Firestone, R. Batzel, J. Wal- lace, F. Fegley. Second row: S. Tice, J. Adelman, J. Adams, Miss J. R. Fisher aged grande T, Lape J. Noecker T. McCane L. Showaker L. Long T. Reifsnyder R. Minnich A. Reifsnyder C, Hass J. Machemer C. Wenrich J. Weidman J, Stump M. Hamberger R. Weitzel A. Ellmaker Fifth Grade--J. Ready, K. Brant, M. Root, D. Linderman, Io. Lamm, JU. LBIIIIII. M. Neidig. C. Horner. Second row: A. Bohn, L. Ulrich. MIS. Kalbach. Sauk Qmde J Klopp B. Burkhart N Baer J. Nester C. Hail L. Miller Sixth Grade--D. Kline, R. Kopp, C. Hoffman, D. Mogel, N. Meckley, D. Yeager, D. shar- man, T. Love. Second row: C. Reedy, L. Allushuski, C. Talbott, R. Schrufer, C. Protheroe, Mrs. Hiester, ' ,....,,, ,A .....JnL.Ht.....-..s-L.. 1 i 1904 Emma Evans Katie Evans Cora Guldin QStitzelj 'Herbert Holtzman 'Hiester Hornberger 'Luke Huyett Elsie Leinbach fRileyj Anna Miller fweidmanj 'Theodore Miller John G. Sharman 'Edward H. Zechman 1905 E. Minerva Binkley fStuberJ 'Georgene E. Fields A. Hughes Fisher Geraldine L. From fDaviesj Jacob Gring Ada Hemming Urwinj Clinton Miller Emma Yochum fGreathj 'Murray D. Zechman 1906 Ruth Evans qGringJ 'Minnie Gring QStrykerJ 'Beulah Himmelberger 'James Kulp Gertrude Leinbach fRothermelj 'Reuben Potteiger 'A. Frederick Rentz Katie Ruth QZechmanj 'Jennie Stoudt Qwagnerj Katie Steffy QShoppJ 'Florence Wilson Anna Weidman fPotteigerJ 1907 Helen Binkley Ufenserj 'Esther Bressler Lizzie Fisher 'Lillian Fry Charles Haas Minerva Huyett fUlrichj 'John Leininger Cora Mays Emily Stoudt fHoltzmanJ 'I. Russel Weider Mabel Yoder fEdrisj 1908 'Luke Berger 'Grace E. Eisenhower Luke Huyett 'Bertha Krick James Reber George Rhinehart 1909 Alfred Bennetch Wellington Eberly 'William Eckentoth Edna Grimes fTopferj John Haas Frances Hemmig fMcyersj Erma Kintzer David Sharman George Specht -Paul Speicher Florence Stiely fl-Iornbergerj Raymond Zechman 1910 J. Wellington From 'Howard Glassmyer S. Glassmyer 'Annie 'Kissling fDunkelbergerJ Austin Lutz 'Roy Potteiger Clarence Schonour Paul Specht 'Fred Weidman M. Edna Zechman QBergnerj 1911 Elmira Esterly fBentzj Regina Grimes fTysonj 'Adam Huntzinger 'Daniel Krick 'Jacob Ruth 1912 'Esther Glassmyer fRobbJ Helen Henry fReeserj Leon Henry Mary Huyett fGreathj Irwin Huyett 'John Wenrich 1913 Elsie Brossman QPfauy Leroy Herb Ernest Krick Warren Miller Harry Miller 'Irvin Reber Katie Ruth fSwalmj Clarence Stitzer George Weidman Stella Weitzel QYochumj Aquillas Zechman 1914 'Esther Cammauf fStoverJ Lillie Gelsinger fWernerj 'Sara Hartman QBinkleyj 'Lillian Kocher QKrickJ 'Esther Machemer fYochumj Arthur Miller Harvey Reber 1915 Irvin Fromm Laura Gelsinger QHoffmanJ 'Minnie Haas fPennypackerj Leon Lambert 'James Levengood Leroy Ruth Catherine Schrack fGerhardj Carrie Whitmoyer Qwessnerj Elmer Wickel 1916 COURSE CHANGED 1917 Harry Binkley Howard Blankbiller Marian Bright QLeinbachJ Blanche Henry fStitzerj Arthur Leid Evelyn Ruth QLandisj 'William Savage Lyman Seibert 1918 Marion Bair QSpatzj Ruth Bright QUXJ Kathryn Burgner QDelvinj Elsie Cammauf A. Dorothy Fromm flvlillerj Carrie Krick Charles Lambert Arthur Machemer Esther Miller QMaloneyJ 'Esther Potteiger Hattie Ruth Ira Ruth Florence Weidman fNortheimerj 1919 Carrie Haas QBensingj Erma Brossman fGoodmanj Marguerite Huyett QReeserj Theodore Mattes Stanley Ludwig Clayton Ruth Dorothy Ruth fMachemerj Dorothy Matz QScullj Rita Zechman fDreisbachj Helen Matternes fFizzj 1920 COURSE CHANGED 1921 Ella Boyer QHi1lj Eva Burgner QKauffmanj Marguerite Burgner fMillerJ Raymond Henry F, Lerch Krick Lawrence Matterness A. Estella Miller Qweitzelj LeRoy Miller Adam Spohn, Ir. Homer Weider 'Henry P. Weidman Reuben Weitzel 1922 Marguerite Brossman Charles Ludwig Mahlon Miller Geneva Palsgrove QFisherj W , ,Y AA V k 4 , Ralph Steffy Brooke Stitzer Earl Unger Elsie Wartzenluft fBrigelj Sara Weider QRizzoJ Leon Yerger Cloyd Yoh Herbert Zechman 1923 Henry Brubaker Catherine Eisenhower QRothJ John Fink John Fisher Harold Freeman John Lambert Carrie Lebo QMcCauleyJ Bessie Potteiger qHansj Myrtle Ream Charles Ream Anna Schrack John Seibert 1924 'William Bright Carl Freeman Olga Freeman fKeihnerj 'Mary Johnson Bertha Kiebach QRuossJ Helen Lambert qGraef0 'Eleanor Noll QTroutmanJ Carl Peiffer Floyd Weitzel 1925 Ruth Becker QHillierj John Eisenbrown Clarence Henry Harvey Holtzman Stanley Fleisher John Katzeman Helen Matz QSmithj Helen Ravel QGrossj Margaret Renninger fPaulusJ 1926 Fern Bard qHenryj Wellington Beyerle Clifford Cake Paul Eckenroad W Arthur Holtzman Melvin Lamm Arthur Lengel Forrest Ludwig Miriam Maderia QKnappenbergery Myrtle Murr QBerkheiserj Bessie Pieffer QLambertj Lee Seibert Annie Seitzinger fKnappenbergerj Warren Weider 1927 Florence Beard QMachemerj 'Robert Beyerle Irwin Bright Clair Edris Minnie Freeman fRomigj Ellen Harding -Qwellerj Emily Hawthorne fLeibyj George Lambert Grace Ludwig William Marks Myrtle Potteiger QRothermelj Herbert Ruth Miriam Ruth Qwhitehallj Raymond Sell Edna Yerger QGernertj 1928 Earl Fisher Alton Graeff Grace Maderia QHimme1reichJ M. Lenore Murr Harold Whitman 1929 Sara Becker QSmithj Charles Eisenhower Mildred Gerhard fReeserj Esther Grill QSalladeJ Edward Harpel William Hoffman Howard Katzeman Hazel Reynolds QReynoldsj George Sallade Joseph Stuber 1930 Norman Bentz George Brubaker Helen Brubaker 'Grace Edris 'Helen Gruber Blanche Henry QEmesj Harold Knauer Thelma Nester qHartmany Warren Noll Sarah Schmeck QSpanglerj Stanley Weidman 1931 Flora Cassel fMegraineJ Arlene Gring fwenrichj Christian Hamish 'Ruth Harpel Blanche Machemer fSmithJ Dorothy Potteiger QKlinej Ethelyn Wilk QKernsJ Verna Yerger fHickmanj Elsie Yoh 1932 Chester Bright Dorothy Cassel QSchaefferJ LeRoy Degler Charles Ruth Paul Sallade Richard Schiffer Miriam Schrack Eugene Weidman 1933 Eleanor Balthaser QAuchenbachj Ruth F. Brubaker Donald J. Ganser Harold Kline Pauline Lutz fKatzamanj Harvey Mogel M. Ardell Moyer fHorningJ Miriam Weber fThornbergJ 1934 Bernice Behrenshausen fSchmehlJ Roberta Cassel QBacastowJ Bernard Deeds John Dickinson 'Daniel Dunkelberger Alfred Flamish Olive Geil fZ.ehnerJ Earl Hill Helen Lutz QBuckwalterj Marie Lutz fGraef0 Elsie Moyer QBohnj 'Albert Wartzenluft 1935 Lillian Balthaser QMoyerj George Beyerle Elizabeth Binkley QHuntzingerj Margery Cassel QRothj Walter Flamish Mary L, Freeman QGeigerj Eleanor Geil QPittmanJ Elmer Graeff Robert Hafer Beatrice Hafer QNoeckerJ Norman Hartman Paul Kurtz Florence Ludwig QBoyerj Mary E. Miller QMcCloyJ Louise Moyer QReynoldsJ Richard Sharman Thelma Stover QLindermany Paul Weber, Jr, William Weber Victor Weidman 1936 Ernestine Edris QBentzJ Robert Epler Henry Fertig David Gring Sarah Lamm qDickinsonj Richard Lutz John Moyer Emily Yoh QLightj 1937 Madelyn Burgner QSmootj Kenneth Ganser Benjamin Haas Paul Hafer Pauline Harding Qliiringj Mary Harpel fFritzj Jacob Hartman Vernon Hiester Dorothy Kurtz QBentzJ Ralph Miller Richard Miller June Moyer QBlankenbillerJ Lester Moyer Madelyn Northeimer Qliohlerj Mariarn Stover QAl1ushuskiy Irene Strickler fMikoljackj Florence Lutz QWunderj 1938 Ruth Balthaser QPotteigerj Anna Cassel fAmmonJ Clara Fahrenbach fwhorenj Myrtle Fromm QS tumpj Pauline Gottshall fStaubj Grace Hafer QBergerj 'Daniel Potteiger Ruth Schroeder Grace Sallade fMillerJ Clarence Strickler Earl Stump Sterling Withers Claire Yerger fBlessingQ Marcia Zechman fKrysaJ 1939 F erne Bechtel Mary L. Brubaker Dorothy Burgner QMerkelj June Hafer fBrownj Edna Harpel qBarthJ Marion Harpel QBittingj M. Louise Heffelfinger William Hertzog Warren Long Grace Lutz QLeanJ Walter Mogel James Mosteller C. Louise Royer QRuppertJ Anna Schnable QS toney Fern Schuler QKauffrnanj Robert Snyder Richard Stahl George Steffe C. Arlene Swavely qKutzJ Ruth Sweimler QKoppJ George Wanner Marry Wisser fAndersonj Ralph Zechman Geraldine Zellers Mary McCloy QTuckerj 1940 Vera Coldren Donald Davies Catherine Dunkelberger QKuglerJ Edwin Foret Leon Greth James Gromis Mary Hartman William Koehler Marijane Lambert QStumpJ John Ludwig Irene Plowfield QDietrichj June Segler qLachmanJ William Spatz Minnie Stiely QReige1y Robert Tobias Anna Wartzenluft qLongJ Fern Wartzenluft QTicej Betty Weidman QLeardij Richard Weidman George Yochum 1941 Clair Allen Roy Artz Catherine Balthaser QKochj Virginia Baum QBentzJ Aileen Cassel QRhoadesj Esther Dunkelberger Margaret Flamish fFesslerj Elaine Fox QKnollsj Pearle Fromm fwikej Ralph Fromm Jeanne Greath QHeirnj Vivian Gring fReinerty Betty Hoffert fKintzely William Koch Catherine Koch fSpeaseJ Ferne Koehler QO'Learyj Elwood Lutz Virginia Palm QZettlemoyerJ Mary Potteiger Qwestrnorelandj Donald Schlegel Sara Stump QSch1egelJ Ella Troutman qOstrowskij 1942 Fern Berringer fKersteinj Albert Beyerle Robert Emerich Norman Keener Ruth Long fBeckerj Ruth Nonnemacher QSeylerj June Potteiger qSmithJ Vernon Scull Carolyn Spatz QKinsleyJ Arland Strausser Carl Wolf Lucille Zechman fAlbrightj 1943 Ma jorie Allen fMoyerj Arabelle Bailey QWol0 Cora Boone QSimmonsj Robert Davies Russel Brehm La Rue Furlow QI-Ieimj Dorothy Garman f'l'ysonJ lrvin Grimes Virginia Hallacher fLambertJ Anna Heck fwetzelj Jane Koehler QGerhardp Miriam Kramer Richard Lambert Virginia Long qResselJ Doris Longenecker QYochum,9 Virginia Miller Eugene Noll Alice Pannabecker qMoyery Correll Sturgis Doris Schlegel fEmerichj Jayne Schnable QDavisJ Hilda Stibitz QTotheroj Georgene Stoudt fPyleJ Evelyn Strunk Betty Sweimler fDindaJ Percy Weinhold Betty Wenrich QBosslerj Edwin Wessner Joyce Wike QFisherJ Joseph Yochum 1944 William Davis Betty Gicker QRollmanj Robert Greth Pearl Haag fLarsonj Richard Harrington Pauline Hull QMidd1etonJ Mary Krach Rose Krach Wilbur Lutz Norman Mogel Edna Moyer fMoyerj Dorothy Nonnemacher fYoungJ William Pannabecker Jean Schroeder fSturgisj Betty Snyder fHuberj Elwood Stiely Mildred Troutman qspadforay Darlene Troutman Shirley Yoder fRuccoJ Betty Weinhold fHicksj 1945 Lucille Allen fwelderj Louise Bickel fHeiserj Harold Emerich Corinne Ferriman Norman Gaul George Gerhard Bruce Kramer Calvin Klopp Charlyne Lagerquist fDuddyj Frederick Lambert Dolores Leiby qFitterlingj Harold Miller Virginia Powers fK1oppj Miriam Rollman Qlrvinj Kenneth Sallade Shirley Stoudt QFisherJ Doris Sullivan Dorothy Sweimler fAlexanderj Continued on page 110 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams Mr. John W. Andescavage Andrew Serreno Sandwich Shop Miss Hannah Angstadt Mr. Norman Baer Mr. and Mrs. William Bannan Mr, Carl Beidler Mr. and Mrs. Dorsen Berger Miss Audrey L. Betz Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beyerle Mrs. Gertrude Beyerle Mr. Evan H. Bickel Mr. Louie Bitzer Miss Janice A. Bixler Mr. Harold P. Boyer Mr. Robert Bross Miss Sara E, Byler Mr. Richard P. Caldwell Mrs. Carrie Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cardell Mr. Joseph Cunningham Dan's and Mi1ler's Calso Station Mr. Angelo H. Descano Olive Dunkelberger Mr. and Mrs. David C. Evans Evelyn Sherman Beauty Salon Miss Vivian Fegley Mr. and Mrs. William D. Fichthorn Miss Dawn Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fitterling Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Fitterling Miss Dolores Ann Fitterling Mr. Paul Gassert Mr. and Mrs. Newton Geiss Miss Margaret Gibney Mr. William Good, Jr, Mrs. Goerlich Mr. and Mrs. Lester Graeff, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John W, Gross Miss Sandra L. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gruber Mr. Leroy R. Haag Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Harting Mr, Clair E. Harting Miss Marilyn Miss Carol R. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Heffner Mr. Hassler Haughney James Haughney, Sr. John Haughney Harry Hathorn Carl Heffner PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mildred Miss Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Miss Annette Mr. and Mrs, Franklin J. Heffner R. Heffner A, Heffner Albert Hiester Hiester Charles Hiester Mr. Glenwood C. Hiester Miss Sandra Himmelman Mr. H, S. Holtzman Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Norman C. Hopp Richard Johnson Lester Keith Eli Kelchner Donald Kirlin Miss Janet Kline Mr. and Mrs, Paul F. A. Koch Mrs. June Kowalewski Miss Eileen Krick Mr. Harry J, Kring Mr. Harry K. Kring Bu!3 and Mrs, John S. Kring Mr. Marvin K. Kring Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leiby Mr. Jack D. Leiby Lobel's Youth Center Miss Claire Longenecker Mr. C. Wilbur Love Theron Love Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lutz Mrs. Gertrude Madeira Miss Joyce Madeira Mr. and Mrs. Lester Madeira Miss Nancy Madeira Miss Jenette Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Manderbach Miss Muriel F. Marks Mr. and Mrs. George Marquette Mrs. Mauer Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCane Miss Shirley Meckley Miss Peggy Miller and Mrs, Kenneth T. Nagle Donald Neidig Mr. Mr. Mr. Claude Oldt Mr. Samuel Padavani Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pauley Mrs. Pearl Pauley Mr. M. Raymond Pauley William Planer MI. The Potichers Continued on page 109 And Wasser Kissie Elsie Janice Bones Carol Third ' Mime Dusty Hink1e Z.eek A. Dick Sandy Dot in Lovie Kringie Nance 50 b . ,YN.Y ,.-.,...--., ..,. ., ,,,, - The 195.3 Champs A 1953 Tired? P???'?????? , A V , I J v , , www- 1.-fu ,...v.-. -..-.., I . N I w 1 4..- .Q .lwmzd Pals, 1- v x 1 A '-' 'r .-:11r1T11fl,g1f,'.waizzfgif ' ' + W ' ' 1 1' L .- J .-Q-1.41-.'1, 'r,-, - ,-Y, : H.--', f.3'v-., .,.-. J , f za'-'fx 3: rf' S . U 2.545 -4 if! 1 f Y ...+, ,, - 4 he MRS. LAMBERT MR. CARDELL MR. STECKEL MR. HEIST Photographer U, N. Trip chaperons MR. EVANS MISS MARKS MISS BYLER MR, HOPP MRS, GEISS 5 '9 mis 7 L4 ,A 1, W W :gf iv' ' ,N fied? gfemfkoz A..- an ..,,.....g-.JS . -iw W. W, .1 Italian Sandwiche s Fountain Se rvice Ice Cream Films Candy Magazines Ham-on-Rolls at SMlTH'S CONFECTIONERY 409-411 West Penn Avenue Wernersville, Pennsylvania LEFFLER'S MOTEL and SUN SERVICE STATION Route 222 Near Adamstown Phone Rdg. 7-9109 GEORGE H. BAL THASER Complete Insurance Service Fire-Casualty-Automobile Notary Public Telephone 8-9418 13 Mull Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania L1 C ompliment s of ffm BARBEQ sl-lop 557 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Radios-Television-Ranges HECKIE5 Refrigerators-Sinks-W ater Heaters-Washers-Ironers Toys and Novelties IRA 0. FISHER Established 1923 Ll1I1Ch6OI1 442-48 Lancaster Avenue 570 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Dial 4-3122 Authorized Franchises for General Electric-Philco Westinghouse-Motorola We do our own Financing' AL CEIRVO'S BARBER SHOP 200 Second Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Hours 8:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat. 8:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. Closed Wednesday and Sunday TEXACO PE TR OLE UM PRODUCTS GEORGE A. HECK Mount Home Road Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Office 8-7011 Residence 8357 Men's Wear Phone 3-0797 VICfillQy'S custom Uaifoiing 534 Penn Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Tombstones,Granite Marb1e,Bronze JOHN D. EISENBROWN MONUMENTAL CO. 309 Penn Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Phone 2 - 5 944 DUNKELBERGER'S CALSO SERVICE 2005 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Phone 8-9523 Tires, Batteries, Accessories Service after Sales Weekdays-7:00 A.M. to 10:30 P. M. Sunday's-8:30 A.M. to 9:30 P. M. Let's Be Friends Wmief-15. BA wr:-:Fav C. SCHNECK COAL AND FUEL OIL Mount Home Road Sinking Spring Phone 8-9695 or 6-4008 Cocktails, Mixed Drinks Air Conditioned YE SMITH INN Sunday Dinners 69 E. Penn Avenue Wernersville, Pennsylvania Phone 8-601 Specials Steaks - Sea Foods BOB DEPPEN COMPANY LEROY L. DEPPEN, Proprietor General Electric and Westinghouse Home Appliances Complete Service Department 1501 Lancaster Avenue Phone 3-5287 FALCO DI BIASE For The Best Mushrooms in Berks County Mount Home Road Sinking Spring, R. D, 1 Pennsylvania QQQW Zgeffmam CO.,I NC. Adamstown, Pennsylvania l- A x ADE x HOFMANN Esimacasr-iso DUSTKIES, W iff ff ff f Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania VJ Producers of Brooms of Distinction Household, Industrial Toy and Whisk Tubular Steel Handles Tubular Steel Products Related Products INC Congratulations to the Class of 1954 ghffkeg gvwkzg Www IRON WORKS INC. Q Reading, Pennsylvania XE Guns-Ammo-Fishing Tackle I m RICHARIPS We Buy and Trade Guns. 8 Use our 1aY'aWaY Plan- WE EfbCSEL'Z,'Z'l'ZE.I'E.'3l'..'Q'ZS'KEYS WIEST'S SPORTING GOODS Open evenings till 8:30. Wednesday and Saturday 9 to 6 436 Penn W. Reading Avenue Pa. 5-5250 Locks and Parts- Repairing . Phone Z-2297 516 Lancaster Avenue Reading, Pennsylvania HOOVER MOTOR CO. Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Body and Fender Repairing Auto Painting Phones 8615-8009 Wernersville, Pennsylvania 5'zfe5q'Q7ee4zafwzafn VARIETY SERVICE STA. Gas-Oil-Washing-Lubrication Texaco-Calso-Sinclair-Esta Route 42.2 lfZ Mile West of Sinking Spring Phone 8-9588 yriyidaife was ff? 1-- -----:L-: --A+A- SALES - - SERVICE L. L. MATTERN Electrical Appliances 2113 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Dial 8029 QZYWQMQ The Finest In Music 532 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Dial 8-8336 SP Compliments of MAY'S SANDWICH SHOP ring Street and Intervilla Avenuec West Lawn, Pennsylvania Phone 8-9576 Enjoy Tasty Italian and Steak Sandwiches Ham-on -Roll Jane Logan Ice Cream Compliments of HERB MOTOR COMPANY Your Ford Dealer SALES SERVICE W ernersville , Pennsylvania SYLVAN L. COLOVE PONTIAC - CADILLAC G. M. C. Trucks Robe sonia , Pennsylvania mzmgz 5 S O N Farm Supplies Farm Implements-Tractors Refrigerators-Freezers International Harvester Quality Products Shillington, Pennsylvania l WILLIAM M. SONTAG 121 North Sixth Street Reading, Pennsylvania Omega, Hamilton, Bulova Watches Designer and Maker of Fine Platinum and Gold Jewelry Di amond s STEPHEN B. RENTSCHLER Jewelry and Diamonds Watch and Jewelry Repairs Hamilton, Elgin Wittnauer, Longines Gifts of all Kinds 920 Penn Street Reading, Pennsylvania Phone Z-0894 EL1VI.ER'S FOOD STORE 27 Werner Street Wernersville, Pennsylvania Compare Our Merchandise For Quality and Price Club Plan or Retail Phone 8379 I Duart Permanents Machineless Wave - Cold Wave Permanents 'DELIGHT gnu-Z? gfofa ELSIE M. MEYER, Manager Phone 8-9461 15 Woodrow Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania 077lfd'?IlZfIf5 af P HELL SYEME D FM. 3020142 0742 INC FUEL OIL-COAL-FLOUR-FEED Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Phones 8-6131-Z-0801 Delicious ESKIMO BAR Soft Ice Cream Hot Dogs - Barbecues Root Beer - Coca Cola WYOMIISSING Manufacturer s of WYOMISSING PAPERS Reading, Pennsylvania CHARLES G. REEDY PLUMBING AND HEATING 43 Woodrow Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Phone 8212 Films - Cameras Color Service Photo Finishing W. F. DREHS 47 South 6th Street Reading , Penns ylvania HEIIvflE'S SNACK BAR Featuring Jane Logan Ice Cream 41 West Penn Avenue Wernersville, Pennsylvania Steaks and Chops Our Specialty Phone Sinking Spring 8-9560 MILLER AND FROM FLORISTS 44 North Fifth Street Reading, Pennsylvania Greenhouses Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Wgefzkwii PEONY GARDEN Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania 9622422 5 gm Atlantic Service Tires and Batteries Dial 8- 7 2 13 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Compliments of VALLEY FORGE FLAG COMPANY Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania HASSLER BROTHERS SERVICE Inspection, Repairs Washing, Greasing, Accessories 2700 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania 24 Hour Towing Service Acetylene Welding CHARLES J. MILLER AUTO BODY SHOP 575 Columbia Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Body and Fender Repairing Auto Painting Phone 8-8551 Always ask for VICTOR BRAND STURGIS PRETZELS Phone 8-8832 We Ship Pretzels Anywhere DEPENDABLE ' EMHXQ Aga, SERVICE E f W sity Younger Set Fashions BERGIVIAN SHOE REPAIR 120 N. Fifth Street Reading, Pennsylvania o 0 444419 cum.: t senvncs Repairing N Phone 8-9515 269 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania 37 Werner Street Wernersville , Pennsylvania Insurance Real Estate BROOKE R. STITZER AGENCY Come to Stitzer's Insurance Store with your Insurance Problems All Kinds Of Insurance Dial 8-9037 646 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Carpenter and Builder Apartment Conversion CHARLES E. FAHRENBACH 196 Elwyn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Call for Estimate General Repairs Phone 8-8416 WM. G. HINTZ, INC. Books - Gifts Fountain Pens - Stationery Leather Wallets - Brief Cases DESKS - CHAIRS - SA.FES FILING CABINETS COMPLIMEN TS OF STQUDTS Kountry Kitchen Kooking Dinners Served Daily Sandwiches, Lunches Platters HEHSHEYE Packaged or bulk Fountain Service Your Funeral Director FRANCIS SEIDEL ll FUNERAL HOME 439 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring Phone 8-8427 C ompliment s of HOWARD L gZz1JeuA'm9 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Dial 8-8301 Congratulations and Best Wishes I egffifzefeig SP R ING Goons l West Broad Street Shillington, Pennsylvania Phone 7-2201 9 C 4 nf Auto Lancaster Highvggyll-ORE Shillington, Pennsylvania 'Nice Things For The Car And Home' HAY S. OXENREIDER - AUCTIONEER - 2225 Spring Street WEST LAWN, PA. Phone 8088 The Favorite Styles for Young America READING'S LEADING CLOTHIERS lI.'!i? I ICITA Qgyffaggbi MFG. CO. James Street Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Phones 8063 and 8064 Dial 3 -4978 EARL M. WEAVER UPHOLSTE RING Custom-Made Living Room Suite s 406 Cherry Street Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania HARVEY GOLDEN 440 North 4th Street Reading, Pennsylvania M ANN ING '- ARMSTRONG Qewduag ?aa?'weaf-1, Re ading Allentown MCCANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Eighth and Penn Streets PHONE 2-2301 Business Education 'Pays General Carpentering Cement and Block Laying Que! 1254 Phone 8-9843 82.0 Columbia Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania wt my C LEANERS Q! DYERS 834 Penn Avenue Wyomissing, Pennsylvania WEST LAWN KIDDIE SHOP Layettes - Baby Gifts Children's Wear Sizes 6 Months to 6 Years 1900 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Phone - 8-8944 Open Evenings till 8:30 Saturday till 6:00 Compliments of 4 W 0 C LEANERS 2.236 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania I WEST LAWN APPLIANCE co. I 2200 Penn Avenue, West Lawn Westinghouse-General Electric Philco - Motorola Full Line of Toys We Service What We Sell TOM CILIBERTI HUDSON SALES gr SERVICE 5 East Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Phone 8026 Pea! Zen Valued 51 WM M WH? imffh2'f0'2 A111 S TO VISIT ZQWZWQMAQM The Original Asphalt Coated Concrete Burial Vaults in Berks County THE RUTH CO. Paints, Hardware and Sporting Goods 718 Lancaster Avenue Reading, Pennsylvania Delivery Service Telephone 4-8622 Plant Opposite Socialist Park Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Phone 8537 mfffmwffidaimzanatde SENIORS OF I954 LESTER I. HEIST PHOTOGRAPHER - 107 Robeson Street Robesonia, Pennsylvania Phone Womelsdorf 63X mn, Q-A11 'fm We-ar 'rf--Q 'N MMM If Q U L mfffqg-J? Urn I Z g .4 'Iii 'W' I e-.-,L 1 X ff-l- H!l V ,gb X Q xlgzlsib J, xr g ' 1 T H' ' 'g xi 5 J DR W.'. ff 'Ml pf 5 , J 11 'ff in ' ' 6 6 - N V ji S ,jg , n ,Hg Ur' , I 4 Twl- 7.-g,7l6'j.4'I, ' 6- l v we e on one ...,.-,M B 0 SS 1' P EARL ll 5. WWEZZZ Home Dressed Meats Fresh and Smoked Ivleats, Poultry and Grocer 566 Penn Avenue Phone 8600 Sinking Spring, P en.nsy1van1a COMPLIMENTS OF IZQMQ PALIVIEFQ CCD. A FFUEND Homogenized Vitamin D - That Creamy Milk 9 AMERICAN lr wx MEDICAL J A SN. I, . I ..,r f i 1 n X Q I ev- A DA I RY J PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY Wyomissing Shillington Sinking Spring I '63 Q 'N 4 'A 5 '. . W Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania Phone IZ 5 JOHN R. KURTZ, P. D. DRUGGIST Sinking Spring , Pennsylvania Plili-'P EPS FOOD MAF? KE T West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Compliments of LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE LIONS CLUB Q WEAVING Wonder Weave and Phantomend -F LOR I ST WAPTLUFT East Penn Avenue Wernersville, Pennsylvania We 744:55 106 W. Lancaster Avenue Shillington, Pennsylvania Compliments of D 'H E IF N Y 7W24Z?fe6fmZMf 13153555 STORE Confectionery and Ice Cream Electrical Appliances Television-Radio-Ranges Refrigerators and Freezers 7 E. Penn Avenue Wernersv-ille, Pennsylvania Phone 8-9019 Phone 8-7967 Gifts ,Notions , Jewelry,Lingerie JJ I ' 0 ell 5 NECCHI 8t ELNA SEWING CIRCLE 548 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania HELEN E. ANGSTADT Compliments of jdzffacdeffg KEYSTONE STORE 102 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Lumber Roofing Coal Paints X .NI l',. I I fl W iq ...Alun Kl..'lll 1 In J 1 '. ll - .PN H lin -ll E xl in' KX NNN! N. ff f if 'I' X f i' sis ? X e5 ' Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Phone 8045 ' Railings Fences Grills Fire Places Fixtures Signs Lanterns Gifts BRODEL ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, INC. 3020 Penn Avenue P. O. Box 153 West Lawn, Pennsylvania Phone 8-7350 Used Cars Phone 8569 Complete Truck and Auto Repairing Official Inspection Station Dwight Street and Cleveland Avenue W e st L awn, Pennsylvania AMW an WYQMM F U N E R A L H O M E PENN AVENUE WERNERSVILLE fad odmgkk Zara Walesa N Men's Wear, Boys' Wear TeleViSi01'1 J'OSEPH'S Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania 410 Penn Street Dial 8619 Reading, Pennsylvania WELLERS KEYSTONE STORE All Kinds of Fresh and Cold Meats We Deliver 57 West Wyomissing Blvd. Phone 8-9791 Compliments of Wwe POTATO CHI DS Reinhold's R. D. 1 ,-5, ,, ,A L , ,D WMM STORE 581 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania GRETNA LAWN FOOD MARKET 22.46 Lincoln Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Phone 8-7136 Groceries, Ice Cream, Candy Frozen Foods, Italian Sandwiches Notions PIE TRO IACCARINO, Proprietor SCREPESI For Real Tasty Italian and Steak Sandwiches and Ham-on-Roll A Treat To Eat 500 Lancaster Avenue Dial 3-9913-Reading Quality Clothes Since 1914 Wefweii of Reading 759 Penn Street Qilflufz gadwemmefz JEWELER. 8 North Ninth Street We Furnish Your School Jewelry C'.o..n:v-e.L Ogg 5w41Cr27eege STOFQ fro Sinking Spring yl C ompliments of BROWNS MOTOR COMPANY R obe sonia, Pennsylvania 9 GRI M ES DlSTRlBUTlN6 COMPANY For Your Favorite Brands of Ice Cold Beer or Soda Dial 8-8543 Open Evenings Till 9 P, M, 3321 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, R.D. 4391 Pennsylvania M.W. BAM FDRD Jwa Apothecaries 8 South Fifth Street Reading, Pennsylvania I Oi Mn 51520, QM? Quakfy Cl-I OCOI. ATE S Rpprecicted by young cmd old for all occasions Made by PURITY CONFECTIONERY COMPHNY B31 Franklin Street I Reading, Pa. PHONE 2-SSM SINKING SPRING 2444000 evzfzke Guaranteed A to Z Lubrication Auto and Portable Steam Cleaning DuPont Spray Glazing Phone 8-7180 543 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania QEADI N6 BUSINESS INSTITUTE An Approved School for Business Training Northwest Corner Tenth and Penn Streets Reading, Pennsylvania Phone 2-6771 Coiilaiufilloif to BURT WEBBER 1614404 4400425321 Buick - Pontiac OF Dependable Used Cars SINKING SPRING Schaefferstown, Pennsylvania Phone 49 u l wAn.na-:sis ATLANTIC sslzvlcs Gas - Oil - Washing - Lubrication Pick-Up and Delivery Phone 8-9566 700 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania 0 r-'REaMAN's Esso 501 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Phone 8 - 95 14 Tires - Batteries - Accessories Pick-Up and Delivery Service C OMPLIMENTS OF HAROLD E. MESSNER awake 608 Penn Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF BALTH ASER,S Y OQWQWZQ A R. D. NO. Z . Sinking Springs, Pa. A Kricktown .,A,,, , it XXXXXXX X ' Phone Reading 7-2956 R 5- If Compliments of I 1 7 4 BEYLERS GIQEENI-IOUSES Flowers for All Occasions Telephone 7-0231 131 Washington Street Shillington, Pennsylvania Fumtows FOOD MAl2KE'T R, A, FURLOW, Proprietor Meats - Fresh Fruit - Produce - Groceries Phone 8567 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania PATRONS - Continued Miss Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Franklin Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Potteiger Earl Redcay, Jr. Reedy . Kenneth Reinhart Roy Renninger Miss Gloria Ritter Mr, and Mrs. Heber Rhoads Mr, Irvin Rhoads Miss Mary Rhoads Mr. Russel A. Rhoads, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Russel A. Rhoads, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts Mr. and Mrs, Donald A, Ruppert Mr. Dale Sallade Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schadler Miss Kathryn Schlappich Mrs. Anna Shaner Mr, Mr. Mrs, Dr, and Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Spur Mr. Miss Miss Mary E. Charles W. Sharrnan, III and Mrs. Charles W. Sharman, Charles W. Sharman, Sr. Joseph Scornavacchi Carrie shiffer and Mrs. Harry Stamm and Mrs. Roy E. Slabach 's Atlantic Station and Mrs. A. D. Steckel Dorothy M. Stoudt S toudt Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sweigert The Gernert Family Trourrnan's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Unger Miss Elsie I. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Unger Miss Mary Sue Wallace Miss Diana Wallace Mtg Harold H, Webber, Ir. Mr. Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr . William and Mrs, William W. Webber and Mrs. John Weitzel . John Wenrich Theron G. Wilbur P. Wolfskill Wilbert Wollenhoupt and Mrs. William D. Yoder Forrest Zechman 1946 Ethel Berkenstock QBachulskij Leona Firestone Allen Fitterling Melrose Fleisher QHouserj Anna Fox Qllouserj Donald Hallacher Fay Herflicker fLutzJ J. Richard Hill Phyllis Leiby QHeffnerJ Ruth Oxenreider fAdamsj Anna Plowfield QLetterhouseN Mary Powers QHillj Richard Reeser Richard Showalter Bette Snyder QKramery Pauline Stief fReedyj Ethel Yenser fOwensj Paul Zellers 1947 Betty Bailey fLeVanJ Virginia Barnett QBicktaj Shirley Eckenroad fl-Iortingj Marian Emerich James Feeg 'Anna Mae Grimes Doris Gring Frances Hiester Qweizelj Sara Hoffert fSchonourj Eugene Hull Paul LeVan Lucille Longenecker fKuserj Ralph Lutz Mildred Manbeck John Ritter Donald Roeder Helen Schroeder QBrownJ Shirley Stief fHeckmanJ Luella Swavely fUngerj Donald Sweimler Roy Weinhold Phoebe Zechman fBoyerj Harold Troutman 1948 Donald Barnett Richard Bickel Jean Clouse QSumserJ James Haughney Arlene Kiebach fYetterj Elaine Krick fRenningerJ David Lambert Jacqueline Miller qUngerj Darlene Mogel qLambertJ Byron Poticher J William Reber Joyce Root QDaubertj Donald Troutman ALUMNI continued Warren Wealand Annabelle Weidman 1949 Norma Feyl fOrthj Harold Fleisher Nancy Hertzog fKreiderj Virginia Hiester fMcCaneJ Leo Koehler James Kramer Dawn Lambert fHaughneyJ Charles McCane M. Ray Miller Barbara Nelter fKetnerJ James Reeser Joan Ritter Nancy Schlader fMarquettj Ronald Steif Joan Weidman fMillerJ Alice Zimmerman fweidnerj 1950 Nancy Balthaser QHaasj Carl Binkley Audrey Eyrich fKramerJ William Firestone Jay Fisher John Haughney G. Walter Hill Donald Leiby Joan N . Longenecker QBrowny Joan Machemer fBarksdalej Carl Pannabecker Janet Reifsnyder QFisherj Sherwood Reifsnyder George Snyder Gloria Troutman fPannabeckerj 1951 Kenneth Adams Marlene Baer Richard Barnett Ruth Bickel Lorraine Boyer QGarrisonj Falco DiBiase Christine Dunkelberger Evelyn Greath Richard Kinzel Shirley Long QHenryj Richard McCane Richard McCauley Richard Mogel Kathryn Schlappich Donald Schroeder Patricia Spatz Dolores Strause fMullJ Violet Wealand QMcCauleyJ John Wenrich 1952 Allen Barnett Mildred Bonte fBurstj Joan Ekenroad Allen Ernst, Jr, Shirley Harris fWellsJ Kenneth Harting Marvin Heffner Dawn Hettinger Karl Koehler Eileen Krick James Lessig, Jr. Jennie McCane fDeLongj Evelyn McCoy Janet Neidig QLangJ Albert Oxenreider Gloria Ritter Rodney Ruth Dolores Sell Shirley Stoudt Gerald Stuber Robert Weidman Raymond Wenrich Sara Wenrich QFisherJ Elaine Yerger Marvin Yerge 1953 Charles Beidler -Duke University Harold Boyer -U.S. Air Force Judith Feyl -Infant Sox Helen Fitterling -Gloray Knitting Mill Donald Fromm -Berks Electric Foundry Marilyn Hassler -St. Joseph's Hospital Janet Kline -Eugene Hosiery Joan Knappenberger - McCann Business School John Lessig -Pennsylvania State College Jane Mountz QKirlinj -American Casualty Company Larry Mountz -U.S, Army Donald Neidig -Jackson Rope Company June Nye -Harold's Furniture Sherwood Powers - Dickinson College Thomas Protheroe - Beidler Bros. 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