West Reading High School - Vaquero Yearbook (West Reading, PA)

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.sgualenf gouncif Sitting: B. Sp-angenberg, Miss Fritz, L. Haehnel, D. Schlegel, J. Hower, R. Rickenbach, Mrs. Gresh, P. Hoeffer. Standing: J. Witwer, F. Horn, G. Metz, E. B r o W n, D. D'Erco1e, Mr. Schaeffer, C. P. Bailey. Silence! It is Tuesday, activities period. The room is still, filled with quiet expectancy. Hush! Janet Hower is rapping for attention. Student Council meeting is about to begin. These students tread their way carefully, for they are the elected representatives of a self-governed school. Listening to the president are David Schlegel, vice president, Robert Rickenbach, treasurer, and Lucy Haehnel, secretary, these are the duly chosen oiicers by election of the independent student body. Articles on the agenda were discussed and acted upon swiftly, for there was much to do. The Student Activities Conference, which was held on October 10, 1947, proved that the student council was doing their work well. This conference brought together students from many Berks schools to discuss their scholastic and activity programs. This was the first attempt of this type, and it succeeded admirably. The student council was advised by high school deans, Miss Fritz, Mrs. Gresh, and Mr. Schaeffer, who are to be commended for their splendid work in assisting the council on technical matters. The National Honor Society gives recognition to those students who, in the opinion of their teachers and classmates, are building their lives around these four attributes: character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. The West Reading chapter is only two years old, but it has already made its impression on both our school and on other Berks schools. In co-operation with the Student Council, this organization operated a student activities conference on October 10 to which fifteen neighboring schools sent representatives. Each of the one hundred seventy-nine delegates attended one of the eight activities discussions held during the conference. Their favorable reac- tions assured us that they enjoyed and profited by their visit to West Reading High. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY J. Hower, D. Potteiger, J. Robbins, G. Ready, B. Gring, B. Haehnel, J. Brunner, D. Schlegel, D. D,Ercole, B. Hartzell, B. Wolf, C. Bailey. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY B. Focht, R. Rickenbach, P. Dillon, D. Richter, C. Showers, E. Brown, P. Naylor, B. Leightheiser, J. Rentschler, L. Haehnel, J. Shaner, J. Beyerle, J. Rhoda, C. Horn, P. Bailey, R. Cremer, J. Piscitelli, F. Hettinger. 7761 fiona! .lrlonor Sociefg Siwteen Horn, D. Diener, D. Potteiger,