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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1951 volume:

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M ottof UNA VITAE PARAMUS ' fy QQ' nf Qt M W 5 , 5 U I ALMA MATER Our Maroon and Steel May always feel We're with you to a man Maroon and Steel The hub of the Wheel We'll do for you all we can Maroon and Steel Our memories will Drift back to you o'er and o'er Our Alma Mater dear West Reading need not fear We'll be with you forever more. lgi QQ S ,Wm NW gui Foreword Once again lhe school year comes lo a close and anoiher graduaflng class prepares lo lake lfs p a e n e vor as sen ors rea lze f a an lmpor nl par? of ur n u ch we shall never for e Those exclflng games, formal dances and sporf hops o class frlps, Chrlslmas parfles, ese are buf a few of fhe good flmes w ve had fo gelher s n The Wes! Reading H School Vaguero sfafl has frled lo caplure some of ese fealures of chool e e lhal our se I have been we l accomp s ed l fhns boo can brlng back happy memories many years from now The sfeff wishes success fo lulure Vaguero slaffs and greduafes of Wes? Readlng High School K5kuuJa25Q XiELdQZVLf Edlfor ln Chief 4 l'i5I Y Q j WM - ' HA'HxxNK H f ,, Ml fi JW-My W H H lub 'QIQQ11 ew - WEST REAUXNEQ HIGH SCHOOL WEST READING PENNSYLVANIA W W HAM H EDWIN B. YEICH MABEL H. FRITZ MARY E. GRESH Cf. ,af 0951130 wflof V - H l STEPHEN C. LEININGER EVAN H. MANWILLER JOHN H. SHANEH lm .Wu X I ool' Left to rlghfz Ralph B.Mlller, TreasurergC.Herold Albllz, George S. Schlegel, eroy W.McGrafh, Presldenlg Ralph F.l-leH'Inger, Secre aryg Reber A. Rosenkrance, Supervising Prlnclpal. ROBERT A. ROSENKRANCE EDWIN B. YEICH Supervising Principal High School Principal HOMER M. BARTHOLD Music Supervisor Instrumental Music. Lebanon Valley College, B.S., Millers- ville State Teachers Collegeg Rutgers Hniversity, Columbia University, Activity Committee, Band, Orchestra. MABEL H. F RITZ F rench-Latin Latin 1, II, III, IV, French I and II. Bucknell University, A.B., Columbia University fTeachers Collegel, M.A., Middlebury French School, Penn State French School' Guidance, National Honor Society, adviser, Public Relations, Student Council. HELEN W. BOLTON English Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Grade English. Mary Washington College, B.S., Wil- liam and Mary. Assembly Committee, Lariat, Lariat Cubs. MARY E. GRESH C ivics-C ore Junior High School Social Studies. Shippensburg State Teachers College, B.S., Albright College, KEXICIISIOII work University of Pennsylvania.J Hollywood Highlights, Foreign Letter Exchange, National Honor Society, adviser. MARGARET D. BRUNNER Speech Speech Correction, Eighth' Grade Speech, Seventh Grade English. Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B.S., Penn State. Junior Dramatics, National Thespian Society, Senior Dramatics. MARJORIE W. HENNE Dental Hygienist Albright College, Thomas Evans In- stitute of University of Bennsylvania, Specialist in Dental Hygiene. Health Committee. LEWIS J. CAPALDI Industrial Arts Woodworking, Metal shop, Electric- ity, Mechanical Drawing. Manhattan College, Alfred Univer- sity, Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, B.S., Penn State. Aviation Cluhg Arts and Crafts Club, Driver Training, Stage Craft Club, Swimming Team. ARTHUR B. HIMMELBERGER History High School History. Lebanon Business College, University of Alabama, fAir Corps Programii Albright College. Hi-Y, Debating, Driver Training. MARTIN F. HUBLEY Mathematics-Physics Physics: Algebra I and II, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Con- sumer Mathematics. Saint Mary's College, University of Pennsylvania, Shippensburg S t a t e Teachers College, B.S. Mathematics Club, Football, .lunior Varsity Basketball, Monitors, Sports- men Club. STEPHEN C. LEININGER Industrial Arts Industrial Arts, Printing, Mechanical drawing. Millersville State Teachers College, Albright College, B.S., Penn State, University of Pennsylvania. Graphic Arts Club. MARLIN H. KESSLER Chemistry-Biology Biology, General Science ,' Chemistry. Shippensburg State Teachers College, B.S. Baseball, Football, Hi-Y, Junior High Basketball, Junior Nature Club, Science Club, Student Council. RITA M. LIEB Physical Education Physical Education, Health. Ursinus College, B.S. A t h I e t i c Association, Basketball, Cheerleading, H o c k e y , Volleyball, Coach, Junior High Social Dancing , Tennis. FRANCES V. KOCHEL English-German Seventh and Eighth Grade English, Eleventh and Twelfth Grade German. Muhlenberg Township High School, Albright College, Beaver College, B.A. Vaquero and Lariat, assistant adviser, Dramatics adviser, Y-Teen, sponsor. MARY ANN MCDONALD Librar y School Librarian, Seventh Grade Li- brary Class. Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. in Secondary Education, Penn State. Display Club, Junior Library, Li- brary Club, Senior Library Club. ANASTACEA S. LEBARIS Commercial Tying I, Shortland I and II, Business English. Temple University, B.S. Boston Uni- versity. Berks County National Honor So- ciety Treasurer, Knit and Purl Club, National Honor Society adviser, Va- quero, adviser, Y-Teen, sponsor. EVAN H. MANWILLER Mathematics A Junior High School Mathematics, Ninth and Tenth Grade Commercial Mathematics. Albright College, B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers College, University of Pennsylvania, University of Denver. Athletic Association, treasurer, Junior Camera Club, Senior Camera Club. SAMUEL J. NAYLOR Commercial Typing II, Bookkeeping I and II, Secretarial Training, Consumer Eco- nomics. Beckley Business College, Elizabeth- town College, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, Albright College. Banking Club, Consulting Financial Adviser to Lariat, National Honor So- ciety, Purchasing Agent. JOHN H. SHANER Physical Education Health, Physical Education, Director of Athletics. Albright College, B.S., Diploma, Penn State College, University of Pennsyl- vania, M.S. Athletic Association, Track team, Varsity Basketball, Assists other sports. MIRIAM L. PARKER Home Economics Home Economics. Albright College B.S., Cornell Uni- versity. Costume Club: Seventh and Ninth Grade Chefs' Clubs. SARA S. STANTON School Nurse Reading Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., Pennsylvania School of Social and Health Work, Albright College, University of Pennsylvania. Student Health Committee. RICHARD D. SEIDEL 1 Vocal Music Elementary and High School Vocal Music. Lebanon Valley Conservatory, B.S., Hamilton School of Music. Q Boys' Quartet, General Chorus, Girlsii Sextet, Junior Chorus, MacDowell Choral Club- JAMES M. K. WALDRON Art Supervisor Elementary and High School Art. Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S, in Art Education, Temple University, M.F.A. Senior Poster Club, Puppet Club, Vaquero Art Consultant. JOHN L. SHALTER Social Studies Social Studies. Millersville State Teachers College, B.S. in Education, University of Penn- sylvania, M.S. in Education. Collectors Club, Junior Historians' Club, Junior Hi-Y, Social Dancing, Game Club. EDWIN B. YEICH High School Principal-English High School Principal, English. Franklin and Marshall College, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, Penn State College, A.B., A.M. fWorked toward Doctor's degree at Penn State.l Secretaries GRACE M. HAMILTON Secretary School Secretary. Lebanon High Schoolg Lebanon Busi- ness College. SHIRLEY KRING Ogice Clerk Shillington High Schoolg College Preparatory Diploma. Eustmlians AEiiUi1iE5 X 1 AN,,.q2ig! ..- J- f x - .4 .3'f'U:? tw ic aw, .L hy Ngfffillinn f Z Z f 5 Z f X Ncurfnf B. NUDRDS -JW ,4?.1 .- - , is fj'1 . x Q',vw'x Flrsf row: Mrs. M.Hcnne, Miss M.Frlfz,' j.Fisher, L.Ren+schler, C.Horn j.Plscl+elll, Mr. M.Kcssler, M.Augz. Second row: C.Lav- lgna, E.Rzber, C.EngIz, R.Cremer, G.Brown, D.5fraub, R.HuSS2Y, E.Hlesfer, A.Po+feIger. Q +535 V, Q5 f' , My Q 5 X R, 3 W X 'lf Q 1 1 ,. U ,?, 1 . 2 FM, MISS FRETL :M 'X s SCHAQFFQR Ma. YEQCH fm. SIASSEN A f Q A I ,Vi Qg!m!ll h H? - Ei First rgw: La f.f ?'ZlZ0 4 g 5. Wzr+z. Holdema e.Klzne , o.s+ McKenfly. CHARACTER- acH'oLARsHuP LfAnfRsnuP saavncr: mafiohaf fbnorgoctef 12 HEALTH COMMITTEE Flrsf row: Mrs. M.Henne, C. Grlifeyr G.Brown, G.CIzrvo, Mrs. S.g1anfon. Second row: A.DaMorc, L.Lelnbach, j.MIl- ler,C.WoIfe, L.S+oudf. Third rovg N.Chapman, j.Parsons,G. Smlfh, F.Cremer, R.Hafer. NUNITORS Flrsf row: F.Hefflnger, R. Cramer, Mr.M.Hublzy,I.Rhoda, l.Po++eiger. Second row: A. Damore, M.Au9e S.BewIey, M. Showers, j.KohT, B.Churan,P. Miller. Third row:F.Weldner, R.Reber, C.Schncllenbach, W, fKaley, j.Shaner J. Renfsch- ler, j.Wlfwer. Eourfh row:M. Alberf, j.BeyerIe, D.Sfraub, P.Ba7Iey, j.Flickinger. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Flrsf row: Mrs. H.BoIfon, D, Sfrdub, J.WTll5dms. Second FOV! J.KohI, J.CuIfIcl, B, Schcarcr N.HoIdeman. Third row: P.EaiIey, R.Mlller, K. Mzssnzr,G.Renkey, j.Beyerle. HOSPTTALITY COMMITTEE Firsf row: Miss M.Parker, J. Pl If Ill M.A ge Mr. M. Keigleg. SEcond ?owEM.DINhs- clo V.S+ehman, j.Kohl 5 Bewfey.Third row:R.McCarfhv: D.Geiss, M.Bronner, N.Plscl- TCIITQ 5 ,225 Qu ero Kfuff ' ASSISTANT-E KARL fVE'Ul?07W EDITOR-IH-CHIEF DAMV bf70lf'A' BONNIE MUIVIYDE RT EDITOR BARBARH RUBDFT M BRUNNER RLELGEHANN I. PDTTE IGF R BURK ELI-I N.PlSClT F. HE' TTIN GER 3. RENT SCHLER P. MILLER ASSISTANT, R.M1:.c1RH1' A m w ah if -F QWW5WQ WWf 1'- wwf' , , Sw g? ,.,. ,,,, ig? Lv,, ,NY liwpirdgf, QS l i f 1 P .Q ' fi ' -Aovnsensv WF H' H 1 A.s.LfBAnas-Evkoclm WWW E by Anvmrlsf a WV EDITORN sen-f JOHN B0 CH T W' SCHECK S' BORN ASSISTANT FLALBERT at ssvems' V.STEHMAN mmasuaucn mom' M.WERTZ M.Dl Mnsclc -Je' X0 ffTxXl5?qgii'!JewiamV1 4fsai J ff .... - , lg X72 LE? YQ X N -J Nj:::7 l gli QE gig xi en. - . , 1 . a , , Oo , s s I , 5 ,' 0,4 n 'll 'fx o xi Q U Ill: g ..,' ll 00000352.41 ,. '. X 0 .. 5 0 - ' J, ' o ' .inet . i... 4 ,Q Page ' 42 1 .,n, .-. . , so .0 457 ' A Q I 5 ' 1 I I . fem' I' '. to ? 1' 0' Q' Q' 5 ' I ' ' 0 vu' 0 so ,Ip 51' 9 'a x o F If s' 0 .' 5 '4 3 ' 3' sf ' Z 'I xy , 5 0 .4 xv e 'O 0 l,. ' n..,,H -- 1 ! Flrsf row: Mrs.H.BoI+on, D.BcldIer,R.Hessler, J.Penfschler,l.Po+- ieIger,4M.Showers, L.Haehnel, P.Hower. Second row: V.S+ehmen, P. Moyer, S.Bas+, S.Po++clger L.LeInbech, j.KohI, N.PlsclfelIl, W. Hlesfer. Third row: C.Grlfzey, j.Goodman, B.S'chearer, F.HeHlnger A.Damore, M.Auge, S.Bewley, ,l.Boucha+, R.Lelgemann.Fo'ur+h row: 1. Crocona, B,Burk, D.Werner, G.OlwInc, J-Phillips, S.Bors+ 1. Mc- nenfly, vuschzck. Flifh row: M.wer+z, n.caraanal, 1. curfm, L. Rcnfschler, G.N'8Q'C, R.Kllnz. In the ,er ij JWOAVJ' CDMA fm Qvoxx-XGBTQ --3Bunb- Fronf: B.Burk, B,Churan. Flrsf row: D.Garrawey, P,Wanncr, E.Gen?lle, N.PIscI+ellI, P.Moyer, C.LovIgna, G.Clcrvo, S.Bas+, A,Pof+clger, D. Bossier 1.Mlnnlch,F.ShaI+er. Second row: j.Karper,D.Ellls, P,Howzr, R.McGrafh, j.Beyerle, P.BelIey L.TaIerlco, W.Scheck, R,Knouse, R, Goll. Third row: G.Brown, j.Marfens, F.Cremer j.Rogers R.MIIler,G. Rankey, D.DIener, B.Spangenbcrg, R.Karper, G.dordIc, D.fapozello, R. Sml+h.Four+h row: R.Cremer,j.Wifwer, a.Rhoda, D.Cherry, j.PlsclfellI C.EngIe, R.MIIlzr, G.Keim, E.Berk, .Haier F.Weldner, W.ReIncrf. Fiffh row: G.Sponagle, D.Gelss, H.Wlfwcr, A.6hlrIco, E.Kohl W.Kllne, R.Fluccl,L.Whl+moycr, L.Achenbach, C.Sfrauss, T.GabrieI, D.felcherf. Slxih row: R.Reber, Mr. H.Barfhold. Qrcbeifra Firsf row: R.McGrai'h,j.BeyerIe B.Spangenberg F.Cremer, D.ReIcher'f, R.Reber, P.Hower,M.Brunner Afhlrlco, K.Trouf. Second row: C.En9l2, D.Cherry, ,l.PlscHeIll, G.5ordlc, P.BeIley, R.Mlllzr, D.CapozzlIo,L. Talarico, C.SchneI lenbach, D.Dlener. Third row: G.Spona?le, D.Geiss, m.Ch:1prganihAighIrlco, R.Cremer, j.Rhoda, D.ElIls, R,GoI , W.Scheck, ro o ar 0 0 ll m Q 7 5 w a ef W, D w z, W.. MQW ac3Jomeff Qflioru Fronf: Mr.R.SeIdeI, D.BzldIer, C.R0senkrance, P.Hower. Flrsf row! L.Haehnel, R.Lelgemann, C.Horn, B.Munroe, D.Geiss, A.HammerschmId+, ,l.PlscifellI, F.HeHinger, j.Span9, S.BewIey. Second row: N.PIscl- fclli, M.Showcrs, V.S+ehman, W.Hlcs1'er, L.We!ler, j.5hener, D.McDo- nald, B.Menfzer, P.Hzssinger, B.Reber, M.Brunner, W.5check. Third row: F.Horn, M.Alber+, I.Po'r'reIger, C.Engle, L.TaIarICo,D.Cherry,L. Hagznbuch, B.Spangenberg, ,l.McKenHy, j.Goodman, Fourfh row: B.'Sc- hearer, ,l.Cui+ici, ,l.,lones, R.Mzrklz, G.Nagle, M.Weriz, R.Cardlnel. unior Qffporus X Flrsi row: F.Bohn, V.Rezd, M.Maley, B.HeIIman, B,NeLson, L.S+oud+, 5. Douber, R.Goll, N.HoIdeman, j.FIsher, A.Grab, V.HepIer, A.Kllnger, F. Mirenna, j.Horrls. Second row: R.Unger, M.En+zmInger, S,Greene,L.Ba+- flafo, M.BaImcr, R.Kerper, M.SchoIl, S.Swoyer, j.Culflcl, 5. Ciemmer, D.Wzlls, S.Auge. Third row: F.LeVan, B.EIlIs, M,Swel+zer, C.OboId, P. Beifiaio, E.GenfiIe, P.Wanner, C.Wqlfe, B.Relgel, J.Damore,C,Lavlgno, P.Byrne. Fourfh row: 1.Fran+z, L.Shalfer, P.Herb, j.WllIlams, P,Flef- char A.Chlrlco, N.Relgcl, P,Wllf, K.Trou+, E.Guldara. Fl++h row: 45, Sfouf, Gmankey, lz.Mrller, n.MccQf+hy, D.GarrawaYn n.Huhnel, 1. Nw- gle, J.Parsens, C.S+rauss. Le++: Mr.R,Seldel. HKQQHS Flrif row: M.Showers, F.He+finger, R.Lelgcmann, L.HaehneI, 1.Bouchaf, J.Croconq, j.Speng, j.FlIckInger. Second row: Mlss A.Lebarls, j.Mc4 Kently, B.Burk, D.BeldIer, M.Alber1, Miss F.Kochel. Third row: B, Schcarer, J.Goodman C.Grlffey G,OlwIne V.S+ehman, P.Miller,M.Werfz L.Hagenbuch, j.Cul+fcl, L.LelnBach. Fourfh row: C.Horn, P. Hesslnger, W.Scheck, W.Hlzs+er, N.PlsclfelII, j.PhllI1ps, S.Bors+. Flf+h row: C. Rosenkrance, R.Cardlnal, B.Churan, l.Po++eIger, j.Kohl, M, DlNhsclo. Slxfh r0V:F.Horn, P.Mover, S.Bas+, B.Menfzer. Sevenfh row: B.5pangzn- berg, M.Brunner, A.Damorz. 1. gain ffwg gm'-26's Q9I.5.,J' C 'Q 3 P 1 r i x U59 E3iq Niqfff QQ 'J11l7i0r omb 5e11ior'Pfag5 Y 1 0 r Zopfyom ore paris if - we fd 'Q 4 ,. trfff Xl f' V W ,. 'X Q N, 6 - 7 Y K 1? 'A 4 , A 11:05 f W 11 1 ,, . 2. Y Q N ' I ' -V-fl X N X P,' i v , - S H XXX . X ' x N . 1 XX ' 1 NR RQ: ffzkys, jj, X X . j 5 WX l x , XX ,J ,X Z X Xi x gg R, , X I , V l f XV 4 ,J I'-5.411 l 1' -C7--' 'f 101 , P- --5-..' . ' '1 1 eu- ' :X ' -V -- g: 1' 5 -.-JN' S- -' K.Neuro'H mrlunibg Eocfzely Firsf row: B.Spangenberg, j.Kohl, M.DlMascio, F.He'rHnger, P. Mover R.CardinaI. Second row: S.Dauber, B.Nelson, ,l.FIsher, M.Wer1'z, l-.Hd genbuch, G.OIwlne, S.Wade, L.LeInbach. Third row: N.Holdcman,F.Horn R.Lel9emann, j.Boucha'r, C.l-lorn, M.Showers, j.D'An9elo, l.P0++CIQCf'. ff I , 1 , ..,w' . ml f Q' gf X 4 I . il 1, ..- ULF J 4 l 8 Q41 I 1 I ' 1 , I y ww Us QM I N w, Ili I ,M lM!Ilfn Q00 r P of ff' I If G, ff 1 6 W My , ' 0 fl ffl 'vlunrM'W '1llfllhll1r lnlw4' uIf0hlJ!M .lqhHUI.vJuJx V' uf- :MMI-ul Afvligfnllllilllll-nvanoxvflllzalllf D 3 Cfiirfee 2fc1SExeiBc1ff Clockwise from fronf: L.Hagenbuch J Flicklnger M DINhsclo S.Deuber, B.Reber, L.leInbach, M.5ru5ner, L Haegnei, l.Bou: ghai, C.Horn,,R.Lclgemenn, S.Bewlcy j.KohI. 9.Cardlnal I Rueglgl, M.Weriz, B.Spangenberg, N.5lscl?elfl. Cen+er2,Mls: 0 C Q UUMUMIMIHMZUMIUZMHZZWMIWUUHUMIZUUMIHMIWWMI Qflieerfeabers Vlcrfz, L.HaehneI, B.Nelson, R.Lelgem.ann, g.BcvIey, M.DiMascIo.Top J.Goodman, J.FIsher. I E' 5 5SNNHRNUHBNNUNNIWHIMNINNNNBRNDNNHRNNRNNNNMI 'F 'Q .. 1 X Q I f -- - ' 441 L X D, i f A 4 1 , A X WWwf,if .' , , yfWQPQKM . . 1 12. .fc 5 i ...4'l'A, M 'H 4 :sfo ofao ff I I x Firsi row: C.Schnellenbach,D.ReIcherf, R.Reber,R.FIdlcr, j.Spannufh, j.Ren'rschler, ,l.BeyerIe, Vhllaley, C.D'Angelo. Second row2L,TalarIco, j.Shenzr, ,l.Rhoda, P.Bailcy, B.Brown, R,Crzmer F.Vlagner, D. Lcmln, N.Mc1'z, F.Weidncr. Third row: R.Sands, K.Neurofh, P.Hower, R.Brighi', F.'Raplno, D.Ciervo, G.S1'raub, 1.Munroe, E.KohI,, G.NGQ'C R. McGra+h, ,l.VlIfwcr. Fourfh row: D.McDonald, R.Hu ssey, D.MeAleeS, Lllenfschlzr, F.Moscr, R.GolI, H.VlHwzr, D.S+ou+, W.HlnnershHz, Lloncs, N.Epler, T.GabrIcl, N.Chapman. Ygarsiflp 3?Basl5zeifsafI 1' lghf N C J h h R M D KN my twill I nm! I VW ' Nl ' I W1'lllllHblllm ' ' 4 1 N 1 1 4 mimm' ns Boffomz 2.Knouse, D.McAlezs R, Gall, F,Garraway, W,HlnnershH'zn B.MerrlH j.Bowers, Mr. Capafdl. C.SchnelIenbach, J, Renisghler, .l.5pannu'H:, .l.Munroz, E. Hlesfer, G, Sfraub, D,Enfzminger,R. idler, xx X. -Z X MH . I X N W1 , ', HH .S I -i H 'N' 'Si Y-4M.,: V - --c ' . A , , , ,-fi I ' .V -,... 5 X- fgf ---115' ' lx .... N- A 4R- - -A Q - N, ,1 Q X df- Pfmseball T-Q Firsf row: J. Pisvciielli, j.jonzs, C.DeCamiIIo, E.KohI, D.Clzrvo,F Rapino. Second row: N.Chapman, A.MarIno, K.Neuro+h, R,McGra+h, T.G6 briel, R.Cremer, N.Epler. T-hlrd row: Mr.M.Hubley, C.D'Angelo, D. MC Donald, 1.5-haner, R.Reber, j.Rhoda, D.Relcher+, j.Beyzrle,j,Renfsch Ier, R.Ellis, Mr.M.KessIer. HZNUH M ,,, w' zf'41 ' W' q, X ay, W J! Q A H-gmpff Vv1'y. MII, SW! f, f m4Wf H x N I IHlllvnl:1mUfuVsllIUHn JIHIH HH! H HUMHUUHHImIUHIHIIIIUHIIllIlI,llllg Kraeg D C' Fa f r C5m?w: C S , -'OR Q lenbd enischlg:2,RWeKa'ey J D ner I Ervo. S ' ifwer zCOnd 'R'McG,-ro dfh 4 A A, m1WMH mr' 4,-I lj . mf Illllhwgb Hllllllr' r I I If JW ' wav U , 1 wmuusanrlnlll Q 'IM slkq ', 1 'V ' f +4 , 4,.Il.llIIlHHJlMHIfH ,Q I Iwmnmunnulullluumlumlvlll1mM Wmmmmmwlllulluln I 'lnllhwb X QQ , Ln lu o.,,d Dunn l Yv'L ' uw .zlfblefic flffiociafion Flrsi row: M.Werfz, Mr. J. Shaner, F.Wagner, F.Horn, J, Rhoda, Mr. E Mqnwiller, Miss R.LIeb, B.Spangenberg. Second row: D,Garraway, BgNel Son, R.Karper, j.CulfIci, P.WiI+, j.Harrls, M.DlMasclo,S.Whde, B.Burk D.Werner, R.Fluccl. Third row: D.CapozelIo, S. Kulaga, D.McDonaId, T Gabriel, D.Gelss, R.Rebcr, F.Weidner, L.Talarico, C.KelIer. 5 Qformwbaff Firs'f row: ,I.KohI, M.DiMasclo, ,l.Bouche+, C.Horn, R.LeIgem6nn.3econd row:'C.GrH+ey, j.Goodman, L.Hagenbuch, M.Wer+z. Third row: B.5pdn9- enberg, S.Bewley, S.Wade, L.Lelnbach,1.CuHIci, W.Hles+er. -,,. ' . --- --- X I 'iii use 'QN 1 L gg? Q'-iii ' I if . 5- , I V fr'f'F I ' wAA cf 'ad mm . Wu if I l 0 it .M 4 L, DD r. ' Z ff nf?- + AJ , V Aumor Czfas Firsf row: Miss M.Fri+z, T.VoeIker, M.DlMescio, J.Munroe, J.KohI,Mr. A.HImmelbcr9er. Second row: S.Wade, M.Showers, P.MoYer,S.BaSf,F.He1'- finger, A.Damore, 8.Men1'zer, E.Bewley, M.-Auge, S.BewleY- Third FOV! L.KlInger, R.Lafshaw, R.HohI, D.Weldenheimzr, j.MlIler, S. Borsf, W. Seheck l.PoHelger D.Grossberg, L.Talarico. Fourfh row: J.WI+wer, j.PlscffeIl!, R.MerfeI, J. Rzinerf, F.Wagner, A.HammerschmIdf, D.le- mln, F.Weidner. FHH1 row: R.Cremer, R.I-lessler, P.Hower, F.HeIrI, C. DzCamiIlo, N.Mefz, D.Chzrry,T.McAlees. Sixfh row: D.Diener, G.5'rr-wb R.McGrafh, K.Nzuroi'h, W.Runkle, A.Marlno. Sophomore Cflfoss o 1 I First row: Miss A.Lebarls G.Olwine, G.NagIe, J.Jones, J.Goodman,Mr M.Kessler. Second row: R.6ardlnal, j.Cul+1cl, R.Howe, 5.PofieI?er V Sfzhman, C.Rosenkrance, B.Reber, L.Weller, C.Grlf+ey, N.PlscI elf! M.Brunner, j.McKen+lv, F.Horn,P.Hessln9er,L.Leinbach, 6.5pangenber g?urfh row: H.Wlfwzr W.HInnershI+z, R.KIine, R.ElIls, J.Bowers, ouf, L.Ren+schIcr, f.MllIer,F.Moser. Flffh row: D,Gelss R.Brl hf W.HIes+er. Third row: M.Wer+z, B.Schearer, L.Hagenbuch j.PhllIlps, F.Raplno, C.Wagncr, D.En+zmingcr, B.MerrIff, N.EpIer K.fern. 5?x+ row: D.Busch,S.KuIaga, C.Engle,-G.Sponagle, N.CucIno+fa, F.Gdrraway Fife fymcm 51215 Flrsf row: Mrs. H.BoI+on, N.HoIdeman, B.Nelson, J.Flsher, W.ReInerk Mr. M.Hubley. Second row: M.SweIfzer5 L.S+oud+, R.Karper, M.5choll P.FIefcher, S.Dauber, D.KuIaga, S.Grcene! L.Baf+Iafo, J.D'Angela Third row: F.LeVen, B.EIIis, P.Herb, L.ShaI er, S.5woyer M.Maley, Balmcr,B.HeIlman, M.SchIzlcher, j.WIllIoms. Fourfh row: 5.Knouse, C Kllnger, R.Ha+er, D.Clcrvo,E.Kohl, F.Korpzr, G.Bord!c, R.GoIl D.Mc Alees, G.Schwar+z, W.ElIls. Flffh row: T.Gabrlel,M.Rlchfer,G.5owers G.5elT, R.DaieIlo, R.Hussey, D.Rebholz, A.ChlrIco,P.Hels+, J.Naugle J. ar er. 9 9 A Cigbffy C5ruc5e First row: Mr. E.ManwIlIer, G.Smifh, L.McGla+hery,K,Messncr, 5.Rlss mlller, Mrs. M.Gresh. Second row: F.Bohn, N.Andregg, R.Unger E.Ach enbach, ,l.Fran+z, S.Augz, P.BaHia'ro, C.Obold, B. elgle D.6QssIer Third row: j.Long, j.Parsons C.KelIei, B.SchmzhI, P. arfwrlghf, F Morin, R.KuIaga, W.Grauer+, f.DeCarlo G.Brown. Fourfh row! .Wells A.Poffelger, j.Damore, j.CuI+Icl P.6yrne P.Wanner, E.GenfiIe V Reed, j.Mlnnlch, M.En+zminger. Flifh row: W.Adams, J.Pogers, J.gleI ler, D.jenklns,D.Capozello, S.S+ou+, R.Relgle,R.5+rubblz. Sixfh FOV P.Sandoe, E.McQuald, W.Damore, S.Nor+helmer, J.Hepler, W.KIlne, J Marfens, E.Berk, A.ScaIese. g-hA,S fQ -1-'svkmgf 1 W Qievenflx Cfirab I Flrsf row: Mrs. M.Brunnef, D.EII!s, F.Cremer, G.Rankev, R.Mlllzr,Mr j.Shalfer. Second row: N.ReIgel, A.ChIrlco, P.Unger, 6.Lavl8na, C Wolfg, P.Wllf A.KIinger, V.Ulrlch F.Mlrenna, J,Harrls S. lemmer Third row: G.6owzrs, .Rzlnerf, D.6arraway C,Sfrauss, g.Gvldara ,A Grab K.Trouf, V.Hepler, R.Fiuccl, P.AIberf, R,McCarfhz, F.5halfer Fourfh row: A.Naylor R.Borsf L.Achenbach D,Sandoe, .CardInal, R Haehncl, ,l.Marl:s, R.,gmHh, L.X5hI+moyeAr, F.gpayd, 1. Karper. w 1 X 4 4 X 5enior Class Flrsi row: Miss F.Kochel, R.Lelgemann, j.BeycrIe, J.Phoda, B.Burk, MY- 5-Ndvlor. Second row: J.Crocona, 1.FlIckinger, .I.5pang M.Alberf, l2.NagIe, ,l.Porecco,.L.HachneI, j.Bouchaf,P.MIller, C.Horn. 'fhird rowf P-BdllCv,J.Ren1'schlcr, C.Schnellenbach, B.Churan,D.Werner G,Clervo, D.BeIdIer, D.Relcher1', j.Spannu'rh. Fourfh row: J.5honcr, IS.ElIls, N, Chipmdnp W-KGICY, D.McDonaId T.Sands E.Hels+cr. Fiffh row: B.Brown, D.S1'raub,R.Reber, Vl.Reger,R.FldIer,T.CEardinaI, A.Bewley, C.D'Angelo. Fifi ,5'12ninr5 N W f .Nt , V x' Q -tl 3 tl ' It 715 . Qg J Xa Millie CARMELLA A. ALBERT Academic I'll Never F orget-The eighth grade party . . . the 'Three Musketeers in home ec . . . driver training and the car I never got . . . my three faithful pals, Judy, Pat, and Dawn . . . our jewel sailor act with Lucie and Froggie . . . my blind date at the operetta . . . Miss Parker . . . my predica- ments at the refreshment stand . . . conference . . . initiation. W'e'll Always Remember-That car she never got . . . the job she did at the refreshment stands . . . her walk . . . when she dropped her hooks in front of Mr. Schaeffer. Activit1bsfCostu.rne 2, 3, Treasurer 33 General Chorus 33 Jr. Chorus 13 Jr. Nature 1: Library 2, 3, 43 MacDowell 2, 3, 43 Monitors 43 Vaquero 43 Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4. Cookie DAWN J. BEIDLER Academic I'll Never F orget-The parties Joan, Ruth, and Spannuth gave in eighth grade . . . the Student Conference in 1949 . . . Professor Waldron's art classes and giggling spells with Bonnie . . . the time Millie almost threw us through the window of the driver-training car . . . riding to games in Buschie's truck . . . Y-Teen Cabinet meetings, alias hen sessionsf' We'll Always Remember-Dawn and her family chariot . . . her faithful appearances at the organ and her other musical talent . . . her nickname, Red Rider . . . her trials with the Vaquero. Activities-Art 13 Class Play 43 Costume 23 Dramatics 13 Health Comm. 13 Jr. Chorus 1, Aucompanist 23 Lariat 2, 3, 4, Typing Editor 43 Library 2, 37 MacDowell 2. 3, 4, Accompanist 3, 4: Monitor 43 Vaquero 3, 4, Asst. Editor 3. Editor-in-chief 4: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4, Cabinet 3. 4. I 4 1 A I I ish, ' J : -1 si l 'X Phil PHILIP W. BAILEY Academic l'll Never F orget-My adventures with the boys . . . our many arguments . . . the many sayings we originated . . . Fritz's and Sonny's . . . the fun with our class . . . my jewel accident . . . coming to West Reading in fifth grade . . . music under Mr. Fichthorn . . . getting together with the boys and playing records . . . swimming during activity periods . . . my senior year. We'll Always Remember-The accident he had . . . the pole at the diner . . . his sports ability . . . his uncertainty about girls. Activities-Assembly Comm. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 Class Play 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Hospitality Comm. 23 Monitors 3, 43 National Honor Society 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Executive Comm. 43 Sportsman 1, 2: Student Coun- cil 13 Vaquera 3, 43 Athletic Assoc. 3, Vice President 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Swimming 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Al ALVIN 0. BEWLEY Industrial I'll Never Forget-The jail bench . . . Mr. Manwiller's birdie . . . those class picnics . . . the trip to Philadelphia . . . nthe lady in red . . . our neat stage crew . . . the big four-Elwood, Fidler, Ellis, and I . . . our wonderful senior class . . . the fun I had on the refreshment committee . . . the juke box with Kaley at sport hops. We'll Always Remember-His voice . . . that witty sense of humor . . . his willingness to help . . . our shops' boy . . . the last minute flash . . . his neat part in the Thanksgiving play. Activities'--Art 1, 23 Class Play 33 Cooking 1, Vice-President 13 Jr. Art 13 Jr. Nature 1. Eben JAY E. BEYERLE Academic I'll Never F orget-The neat arguments between Niss, Phil, Jim, Doug, and I . . . the lion in the Philadelphia Zoo . . . the girl in red' while on the trip with Mr. Kessler . . . all the dances with Ruth . . . the basketball game between the .l.V. boys and the varsity girls . . . the first quarter in the Wyomissing game. We'll Always Remember-That car . . . his two loves- Ralph Flanagan and records . . . our trombone player . . . his many troubles concerning C?D . . . those stories about his job at Wertz's Warehouse. Activities-Assembly Comm. 4: Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, President 49 Class Oiiicer, Vice-President 1. 2, 43 Health Comm. 1, 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Monitor 4g Na- tional Honor Society lg Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Sportsman lg Sr. Executive Comm. 4-g Vaquero 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. Goosie BRUCE D. BROWN Academic I'll Never F orget-The string and the big Aw man . . . the German classes with Richard, Schnelly, and Will . . . Scbnelly's notes to Bobby and vice-versa . . . playing football under Mart . . . the fads . . . that certain night in Tommy's '31 . . . the time I held the door shut on Mr. Naylor . . . the members of the senior class. We'll Always Remember-That walk . . . those hair cuts . . . take the pills . . . his admiration for a certain sophomore . . . his athletic ability . . . those fiendish eyes . . . Lou, give me your German homework. Activities-Class Play 3, 4g Hi-Y 2. 3: Lariat 2, 33 Monitor 35 Science 2, 3, 4, Sr. Sportsman 33 Stage Craft 3, Baseball 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. r MM Lolly,' JOAN A. Y. BoUcnA'r Commercial I'll Never F orget-The wonderful guy from Wyomissing . . . the best friend in the world-Lou . . . that day at Mohn- ton . . . that eighth grade Christmas party . . . the day I made cheerleading . . . the time the whipped-cream exploded . . . the night I was stranded at the creek . . . the P. J. parties . . . my senior year at West Reading. We'll Always Remember-All her secretarial duties for Y- Teens . . . that red Olds . . . her birthday present . . . her irony . . . her outbursts of laughter . . . her athletic ability . . . those loud socks. Activities-Banking 3,5 Class Play 45 Costume 2, 3: Knit and Purl 3, 4, Secretary 43 Lariat 3, 4: Sr. Display 3, 45 Vaquero 3, 4, Advertising Man- ager 4g Y-Teens 2,,3, 4, Secretary 4: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading 45 Hockey 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Babs Banana A. BURK Commercial I'll Never F orget-Breaking Manny's little birdie . . . our superb shorthand classes . . . detention . . . tlfe troubles as class treasurer . . . our neat class trips . . . the many laughing spells I had with the gang . . . those joke sessions . . . being forbidden to laugh in class . . . the conferences . . . talks with Carol and Ruth . . . our nicknames in sports . . . my senior year. We'll Always Remember-Her form when falling down steps . . . that cackle . . . her saying, no sads . . . those hems . . . Her now do you feel better . Activities-Activities Comm. 3, Band 1, 2,-3, 4, Head Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Banking 3, 43 Class Oiiicer, Treasurer 3, 44 Costume 2, 3, President 3: Lariat 3, 4: Library 1, Treasurer' 15 M'onitor 4: Sr. Executive Comm. 4: Vaquero, Co-Feature Editor 44 Y-Teens 4, Cabinet 43 Athletic Association 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3g Hockey ,1, 3, 49 Track 1, 25 Volleyball 1. L 0 Z gr r ff 1 i f I if X 1 V Tom THOMAS W. CARDINAL Industrial Arts I'll Never Forget-First year printing classes . . . standing in the corner . . . when Mr. Kessler told me my hand was on fire . . . the threesome . . . our music class in twelfth grade . . . my many nights in Wyomissing with a certain blond . . . my many hot rods . . . the Black ,litney . . . the swell guys in my class . . . Miss Kochel. We'll Always Remember-His willingness to help . . . the wheel . . .' his sad laugh . . . the time his leg was in a cast . . . his many love affairs . . . his ability to drive. Activities-Camera 1, 2: Cooking 1: Dramatics 2: MacDowell 2: Science 2, 3, 4: Sr. Graphic Arts 2, 3. 4: Sr. Sportsman 2, 3, 4: Stage Craft 4: Basketball 1: Football, Manager 2, 3. 'LNiss M. NISSLEY CHAPMAN, JR. Scientific I'll Never F orget-My arguments with Doug in chemistry class . . . our sayings and experiences . . . music appreciation with Bari, . . . Mr. Kessler getting carried away in chem- istry . . . my experiences with Jim in Wyomissing . . . Carolyn and Ruth teaching me to dance . . . those morning rides . . . the fun we had at the shore . . . my paper route . . . our class. We'll Always Remember-His laugh . . . those brown and white saddles . . . his shy manner . . . the many notes he supposingly wrote to t?I . . . his everlasting conversations with Ray in study hall. Artivities-Assembly Comm. 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2: Health Comm. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: MacDowell 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Baseball, Manager 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football, Manager 4. Glubbie GLORIA A. C1ERvo General I'll Never Forget-The three years I spent in speech class . . . my reserved position on the jail bench in third grade . . . being a blue bonnet on May Day . . . those eighth grade trips . . . the first day in detention . . . the utrouble trio . . . being one of the three girls to take shops . . . art classes . . . our class. We'll Always Remember-Her black hair turning red . . . the many scraps she had with Bonnie . . . her walks . . . those mystery sessions with Churan . . . her love for a shops course. Activities-Art 1, 2, 3: Band 3, 4: Health Comm. 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4: Hospitality Comm. 3: Jr. Art 1, 2, 3: Jr. Chorus 1: Jr. Nature 1, 2: Lariat 4: MscDowell 2: Science 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Basketball 3: Hockey 3: Volley- ball 2. 3. Froggie BARBARA A. CHURAN General I'll Never F orget-My first-grade romance -. . . .lim Rent- schler . . . when I had measles . . . those chemistry classes . . . the trouble trio . . . Spouch! . . . our trip to Phila- delphia . . . the lion . . . spine-tingling trips to pin head . . . the swell times at the pool . . . being in the water pitgeants . . . my love for tall, dark lifeguards . . . the Class o 51. W e'll Always Remember-Her witty humor . . . the time she saved Butch C?J . . . her many fantastic dreams . . . the trouble she had with the boys . . . her many nicknames . . . that low voice. Activities-Assembly Comm. 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Hospitality Comm. 3: Jr. Nature 1: Lariat 4: Mac- Dowell 2: Monitor 4: Science 1, 2: Sportsman 1, 2: Thespian 3, 4: Vuquera 3: Y-Teens 2, 4: Basketball, Manager 3. Y 1 4' f , 'Ax - Fax' 1, f ft V7 45,1 3 . Woe 4 lm :'. 1 'V Lf, ll P . Q' 2 95. Cronie JOAN L. CROCONA Commercial I'll Never F orget-When I came to West Reading . . . those eighth grade trips and parties . . . the Philadelphia Zoo . . . those driver-training classes . . . Sunday driving with my friend . . . turn jobs . . . proofreading the Lariat . . . the fun Babs and I had together and our laughing spells . . . the slumber parties . . . sad girl . . . my classmates . . . my senior year. We'll Always Remember-Her jokes . . . that laugh . . her willingness to help others . . . her job at Painter's . . the way she can talk for hours at a time . . . that night . Activities-Banking 3, 45 Costume Club 2, 3. Treasurer 25 Hospitality Comm 25 Jr. Art 15 Knit and Purl 1, 25 Lariat 3, 45 Sr. Executive Comm 4: Vaquero 4, Co-Feature Editor 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Basketball 22 Hockey 2. Peanut RICHARD H. ELLIS Industrial l'll Never F orget-Those good old kindergarten days . . .. the jail bench . . . the times I didn't comb my hair in Miss Hemmig's room . . . the big four . . . the time I met D. A. from R. H. S .... Coach's health classes . . . my first year in baseball . . . that special Sunday drive up the Tully . . . my first pair of ldng pants. W'e'll Always Remember-His nickname, Peanut . . . when he joined our class . . . his part in the shop assembly . . . the many troubles he had in Mrs. Bolton's English class. Activities-Bank 1, 25 Camera Club 15 Class Play 45 Cooking Club 15 Sr. Sportsman 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4. .Q - Q ,, 1' la, I Y v Q L Abe CARL A. D,ANCELO Industrial I'll Never F orget-Those football practices with Mr. Hub- ley and Mr. Kessler . . . the fun we had ln Stage Craft - those printing classes . . . when I came to West Reading High School . . . the swimming team of 50 . . . those many adventures with Bill, Al, and Peanut . .' . our home room in twelfth grade . . . our class . . . my senior year. We'll Always Remember-When he joined our class .in eleventh grade . . . that dark curly hair . . . his football ability . . . his friendliness and quiet manner . . . that wonderful class picture. Activities-Sr. Sportsman 2, 35 Stage Craft 3, 43 Swimminl 35 Bwbvll 3, 44 Track 3, 45 Football 4. 'LFid Roaanr FIDLER Industrial I'll Never Forget-My short hair cut in second grade . . . the jail bench . . . the times I spent in the blue room . . . the two periods of wood . . . the girls in wood class . . . our class hats . . . our class parties and trips . . . my trouble in spelling . . . the fun I had on the football team . . . our class. W'e'll Always Remember-His quiet manner D. . . that car . . . his willingness to help others . . . tbe ablllty he had in shop work . . . how he could get along wlth anyone. Activities-Art 15 Camera Club 1, 25 Cooking 1, 25 Jr. Nature 15 Sr. Graphic Arts 45 Sr. Sportsman 2, 3, 45 Stage Craft 3, 4, President 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. 4 ns 'Y -KVA 'A M s ' X ,Q ul so S 4 fs' I Y X I N X Flick JUDITH A. FLICKINGER General I'll Neuer F orget-Our eighth grade trips . . . Manny and his stories . . . those chemistry classes . . . that trip to the Philadelphia Zoo . . . those driver-training classes with Mr. Capaldi . . . my home economics classes . . . my faithful com- panion-Dawn . . . oflice practice classes . . . those Sunday night escapades that Dawn and I took . . . that Army-Navy game . . . my class. We'll Always Remember-Her ring . . . that quiet manner . . . how she baby sits . . . her sewing ability . . . our faithful manager of basketball . . . that job at the Penn . . . her blonde hair. Activities-Assembly Comm. 3: Class Play 3, 4: Costume 2, 3, 4: Gen- eral Chorus 3, Hospitality Comm. 3: Ir. Chorus 1: Knit and Purl 2, 3, 4: MacDowell 2: Monitor 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cab.net 4. Woodies Etwoon A. Hlasrsa Industrial I'll Never F orget-The class trips and parties . . . the lady in red . . . the fun in Stage Craft with Al and Fid . . . the first time I showed a movie in assembly . . . the good times I had on the swimming team . . . that experience with a state cagp . . . my experiences in drawing and shops . . . the Class o '51. We'll Always Remember-Tiny but mighty . . . his diving ability . . . that hearty laugh . . . the fun we had'in Mr. Kessler's room with him: . . the fun we had in Philadelphia. Activities-Camera 1: Sr. Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Sr. Sportsman 2, 3, 4: Stage Craft 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Baseball, Manager 2, 3: Basketball, Manager 2: Swimming 3, 4. l 5 s Lou LUCIE C. HAEHN1-:L Academic I'll Never F orget-That hilarious basketball game with Mohnton . . . cheering for the boys . . . my constant side-kick -Joan . . . Mr. Hubley's arrival . . . my German classes . . . the broken chandelier. W'e'll Always Remember-That variety of beaux in her junior year . . . the interest and skill she showed in sports . . . the powerful soprano at MacDowell gatherings . . . her hearty laugh. Activities--Class Oiiicer, Secretary 1, President 3: Class Play 3: Hospitality Comm. 1: Knit and Purl 4, President 4: Lariat 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 3, 4: MacDowell 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4: National Honor Society 1, Secre- tary 1: Student Council 1, Secretary 1: Vaquero 3, 4, Business Manager 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, President 4, Cabinet 3, 4: Athletic Association 2, Secre- tary 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3 4: Track 1, 3: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Beep CAnoLYN K. HORN Academic I'll Never F orget-Our peaceful? senior year . . . Denver . . . Rudy and Burky, my consultants . . . '50 football team . . excursions with Bill . . . Phil's coat . . . the games . . 'Flossie's telephone technique . . . rides in Bushie's truck . . the swell kids at W.R.H.S .... our class. We'll Always Remember-Those motherly class play roles . . . her capable leadership ability . . . those nicknames . . . her many troubles with the boys . . . the way she sews . . . that smile . . . her personality. Activities-Art 2: Class Otiicer 1, 3: Secretary 1, 3: Class Play 3, 4: Girls' Sextet 4: Hospitality Comm. 1, Chairman 1: Jr. Art 1: Jr. Chorus 1: Mac- Dowell 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 1, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3. President 4: Vnquero 3, Asst. Editor 3: Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 172:'3, 4: Track 1: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Q ' 2 Huntz WILLIAM C. KALEY Industrial I'll Never Forget-Those biology classes . . . Mr. Man- willer's tales . . . the fun I had at football games . . . the great blue room detail . . . those eighth grade parties . . . all the fun we had when we won medals in track meets, and the disappointment when we lost . . . the fun in printing class . . . my trips to the shore. We'll Always Remember--His football ability . . . how he sold refreshments at basketball games . . . his nights at Sonny's . . . that neat trophy . . . our swimmer and rlmner . . . his misunderstanding with Jack. Activities-Art 1, 2: Camera 1, 2: Cooking 1, President 1: Health Comm. 2: Jr. Art 1: Monitor 49 Sr. Graphic Arts 2, 3: President 3: Sportsman 2, 3, 4: Stage Craft 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3: Track 1. 2, 3, 4. Gooch T. DOUGLAS MCDONALD Academic I'll Never Forget-Arguments with Niss in chemistry class over the Yanks and the Red Sox . . . the time Jim almost hit the cop at the Museum . . . Lesteris autograph . .I . the mine- hole . . . Mr. Kessler's predictions . . . the dye house . . . conversations at Fritz's . . . jam sessions at Sonny's . . . the sport hops . . . our effective sayings . . . my first mound assignment. We'll Always Remember-His quiet manner . . . that lazy walk . . . those hair cuts . . . his driver-training experiences . . . his love affairs . . . the way the cults of his pants turned up. Activities-Class Otiieer, Treasurer 2: County Chorus 1: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: MacDowell 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football, Manager 4. 4'Vb A Rudie RUTH E. LI-:LGEMANN Academic I'll Never Forget-The time Shaner and I had trying to get in the cellar door . . . that excursion to Hopewell with Bill . . . Sue's slumber parties . . . the rare time Beep and I had at camp . . . the expression on Jim's and Schnelly's faces when I -arrived in eighth grade . . . no fiends for Flan- aganl' Jay . . . cheering for the boys. Weill ,Always Remember--That walk . . . how can that bei' . . . her silly giggle . . . curly . . . her willingness to help others . . . her swimming ability . . . her love affairs . . . how she studied. Activities-Art 2: B'and 2, 3: Class Ohicer, Secretary 4: Hospitality Comm. 1: Lariat 2, 3, 4: MaaDowell 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4: Orchestra l: Sextet 4: Sr. Executive Comm. 4: Vaquero 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3: Basketball 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Pat PATRICIA A. MILL!-:It Commercial I'll Never Forget-The tenth grade biology class trip to Philadelphia with Mr. Kessler . . . the parties in first year shorthand class . . . the neat time we had in Mr. Manwiller's J.B.T. classes . . . initiation . . . driver-training classes . . . the gang . . . those hen parties . . . all the Sunday drives we took . . . those jokes . . . my senior year. Weill Always Remember-Her willingness to do things . . . those P. J. parties . . . the rides in her Dad's Hudson . . . how she misunderstood our jokes . . . that crazy laugh . . . her love affairs. Activities-Banking 3, 4: Costume 3, 4: General Chorus, Vice-President 3: Knit and Purl 2: MaeDowell 2Z Monitor 4: Vmquero 4: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4. Q D , ' M 4 V Q ' x I A I Bon BONNIE J. MUNROE General I'll Never F orget- Manny's little bird . . . my first day in fourth grade . . . our 'gtea parties . . . working behind the refreshment stand at the football games . Mr. Kessler's green tie . . . Mr. Waldron's philosophy of life . . . The Trouble Triplets . . . horseback riding . . . Gillie and Buschie . . L Mrs. Gresh's banana party . . . Bimbo and our band . . . my senior year. We'll Always Remember-Her ability to draw . . . her great love for animals . . . that laugh . . . her heartaches from Wyo- missing . . . the secrets she had . . . how she never got the car. Activities-Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 35 Health Comm. 3: Jr. Art 15 Jr. Nature 15 Jr. Chorus 15 MacDowell 2, 3, 45 Science 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Vaquero 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 45 Basketball, Timer 15 Hockey, Manager 3, 4. Peanut,' JANET A. Pomscco General I'll Never Forget-Being a sun bonnet in first grade . - - the eighth and tenth grade trips . . . trouble trio . one of the first three girls to take shop . . . art classes . . . lnltia- tion . . . Manny . . . shorthand classes . . . the.partleS . . . learning to drive my brother's hot rod . . . the hard times Ruth gave me . . . the fun being a senior. We'll Always Remember-Iler nickname, .Peanut', . . those laughing spells and her giggle . . . her short stature . . the fun she always seemed to have . . . her friendliness . . . that winning smile. Activities-Art 1, 2, 39 Jr. Art 1. 2, 35 JY- Chorus 11 25 Jr' Nature 1: MacDowell 2. 4'Naomi RUTH N. NAGLE General Iill Never Forget-My first year at West Reading High School . . . tenth grade trip . . . initiation . . . Manny's little bird . . . the thuds in Mr. Naylor's classes . . . my arguments with May since ninth grade . . . those nights at the Lincoln and Shillington Diners U. . . the day 4 Babs fell off the chair in office practice . . . my senior year. We'll Always Remember-Her sad jokes . . . the first time she got a permanent . . . that letter from England . . . her sewing ability . . . all the candy she consumed in a day. Activities-Costume 2, 3, 4,5 General Chorus 35 Jr. Art 15 Knit and Purl 2, 35 MacDowell 25 Volleyball 2. Reb RAY W. REBER General Business I'll Never F orget-The music appreciation classes with Rhoda and Niss . . . Mr. Barthold . . . our tenth grade trips . . . the funwe had with Mr. Kessler in sports . . . The W. P. A. . t . . our superb homeroom in twelfth grade . . . Miss Kochel . . . my classes with the girls . . . the trouble I had in banking . , . Washington . . . our class . . . my senior year. We'll Always Remember--His dry sense of humor . . . mumbles ' . . . when he lost the ice on Lancaster Avenue . . . those parties . . . Babs, give me your bookkeeping home- work . . . his walk. Activities-Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3. Vice-President 45 Bank- ing 3, 45 Monitor 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Sr. Sports- man 25 Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Manager 15 Basket- ball 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4. X Y.. XXX 6 X 7 2 K K Q xiii, Q Bill,' WILLIAM W. Rscsn General Iill Never Forget-Mixing acids in chemistry class . . . those smooth rides in the driver training car . . . Mr. Hubley's ad- miration for my ability to answer questions . . . my grade school career . . . those neat German classes with Schnelly . . . the way I kept my locker in order . . . the fun in Miss Kochel's home room . . . my senior year. We'll Always Remember-His quiet manner . . . his scien- tific ability . . . those eyebrows . . . his loud shirts . . . that driving technique . . . those giant steps . . . his shyness toward women . . . how he just never talked. Activities-Sr. Sportsman 2, 3, 45 Science 2, 3, 4. 'iBimbo JAMES M. T. RENTSCHLER Academic I'll Never F orget-Jack's and my Htechniquen at the shore . . . nightly sessions at 'gSonny's . . . playing football and basketball under Mr. Hubley . . . coasting on Waynie . . . my dream paper route . . . our class. We'll Always Remember-His superb '50 Oldsmobile . . . B1mbo's many attractions in the neighboring communities 26. . his wide variety of sharp clothes and expressions . . . Belvedere . . . his versatility with the pen. Activities-Activities Comm. 45 Assembly Comm. 35 Class, Ofticer, Presi- dent 2, Vice-President 35 Class Play 3, 4: County Debates 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 1, 2, President 45 Hospitality Comm. 25 Lariat 1, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Editor 2, 3, Sports Editor 4, Editor-in-Chief 4-5 MacDowell 25 Monitor 3, 45 National Honor Society 1, President 15 Science 1, President 15 Student Coun- cil -2, Handbook Editor 25 Vaquero 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 2, 3, 4: Athletic ASS0CiHli0ll 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Swimming 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. O '4Rocky DALE R. REICHERT Industrial Iill Never F orget-All the fun and trouble Schnelly and l got into . . . our football team . . . senior class play. . I. . biting my tongue at the Coplay game . . . beating Wyomlsslng . . . watching Kaley jump the bridge . . . my exhibitions of swimming ability . . . our touchdown hero-Schnelly . . . all the trouble I got into in English class . . . our class. We'll Always Remember-His hot temper . . . that nickname uRocky . . . those girls from Wyomissing . . . his many pick- up jobs . . . those adventures with Spannuth and Schnelly . . . his sad humor . . . his fights. Activities-Band 1, 3, 45 Class Play 45 I-Ii-Y 3, 45 Orchestra 1. 3- 43 51'- Graphic Arts 2, 35 Sr. Sportsman 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball lv 31 49 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 1. 2. 3. 4. ffgougig' J ACK M. RHODA Scientific ' er For et-When I came to West Reading High Scliimlollliliv fifth gfade . . . the trouble Schnelly and I always got into . . . the fun we had with Kess : . . Mr. Barthold . . . my trouble as class president in my senior year . . ,- Ylle mini' headaches I had from football . . . our class . . . my senior year. We'll Always Remember-His musical ability I. . . his temper . . . the swell job he did as president of the. class and the Athletic Association . . . those superb shots ln il-I0 basketball games. . .. - d 1, 2' 3, 43 B ' ' E mble 35 Bridge 1: Class Of- Heg:ftllJ1li:gildenl:al45 Hi-Y 35 Monitllg-In-lllnlN'atil':l:al Honor Society 1: Orchestra , 2, 3, 45 S . S t 2, 35 Student Council 1: Athletic Association, Presi- dent 45 Baselballplr 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3, 45 F00llH1ll 3, 4- APL qllf' U Xu 'Ik K QU! x Jo A we r g :ll 711 ' 1 1: 1 J Terry F. RICHARD SANDS General I'll Never Forget-Moving to West Reading . . . football and swimming practices . . . initiation . . . the W. P. A. Dance of ,SQ . . . those English and history classes in eleventh grade . . . nights at Sonny's . . . the time we had getting Louie to phone his girl for the Junior Prom . . . those driver-train- mg classes . . . the fun I had in shop . . . my senior year. Weill Always Remember-His nickname- Hills . . . that fight in shop I . . when he joined our class . . . his first love in West Reading . . . how he just never has anything to say. Activities-Sr. Sportsman 3, 45 Football 45 Swimming 3, 4. Jack JOHN H. Salman Academic I'll Never F orget- The troops' . . . the football games . . . Fritz's and Sonny's . . . the time Doug, Jim, and I got Les- ter's autograph . . . going camping at the minehole . . . the trip to the shore when .lay burned his feet . . . the night when Niss and I were almost in jail because of Phil . . . our class . , . my senior year. We'll Always Remember-Those looks he got from his father . . . his strong voice . . . our faithful quarterback . . . that sharp sweater . . . his all-around athletic ability . . one of the boys. Activities-Class Officer President 15 Class Play 3, 45 County Chorus 3, 45 Health Comm. 15 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-5 MacDowell 2, 3, 45 Monitor 3, 45 National Honor Society 15 Sr. Sportsman 25 Athletic Association 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Schne11y CARL M. Sci-INELLENBACH Academic I'll Never F orget-The trouble John, i'Rocky and I got into . . . my first football game . . . our classes with Kessler . . . the times Coach and Mr. Hubley were mad at me . . . victories at the Penn and Lebanon Relays . . . the fun .lim and I had acting crazy . . . my many troubles with f?J . . . my senior year . . . our classes. We'll Always Remember-His many romances . . . his sports ability . . . that bad temper . . . his football trophy . . . our touchdown hero . . . his love for steak sandwiches . . . how he raised up in classes. Activities-Band 15 Class Officer, Treasurer, 15 Class Play 45 Health Comm. 25 Hi-Y 1, 45 Monitor 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Science 1, 25 Sr. Sportsman 2, 3, 45 Stage Craft 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1. 2, 3, 45 Track 1. 2. 3, 4. Judy JUDITI-I A. SPANG Home Economics I'll Never F orget-Dances . . . talking to Millie and Dave in the office . . . English classes . . . the time Lecky broke a record over my head . . . Miss Parker and home ec. classes . . . the fun we had in MacDowell giving the operetta . .- . Student Conferences . . . my pal, Millie . . sextet . . . play- ing cupid for Tookie and Dave . . . my senior year. W e'll Always Remember-Her walk . . . those sweaters . . . all her loves-especially Amity . . . the way she shook all over when she laughed . . . her excellent sewing ability . . . ber quiet manner. Activities-Costume 2, 35 Dramatics 1 2, 45 Hospitality Comm. 25 Ir. Chorus 1, 2: Jr. Art 15 Knit and Purl 2, 35 MacDowell 3, 45 Sextet 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4. -11 il ls K ix I K Jon Joi-IN R. SPANNUTH, Jn. General Iill Never F orget-My many trips to Wyomissing and Sink- ing Spring . the drive-in . . . the '49 maroon Mercury . . . Marilyn . . . the kids in my class . . . playing Tarzan at the Y .... Mr. Hub1ey's many expressions . . . the swimming meets . . . the pull-outs for the boys . . . my trip to Hollywood. We'll Always Remember-The trouble he got into . . . his many girls from Wyomissing . . . his smooth QD driving ability . . . our great swimmer f?J . . . when he retumed to our class. Activities-Assembly Comm. Z5 Hi-Y 3, 4-5 Jr. Art lg Jr. Dramatics 1: Ir. Nature 15 Jr. Red Cross 19 Sr. Art 34 Sr. Graphic Arts 3, 45 Sr. Science 39 Sr. Sportsman 3, 43 Basketball 1: Football 3, 4g Swimming 3, 43 Track 3, 4. 'iDawnie DAWN B. WERNER Commercial I'll Never F orget-Moving to West Reading . . . tenth grade biology classes . . . our trip to Philadelphia . . . that drive to the Wemersville State Hospital . . . our twelfth grade home room . . . the good times at Sonny's . . . those interesting summer camivals . . . those long walks . . . my faithful com- panion-Judy . . . working at Kresge's . . . my senior year . . . letter-writing in study hall. We'll Always Remember-Her faithful letter writing . . . the '35 Ford . . . her commercial ability . . , those walks to work . . . when she moved to West Reading . . . her man in the army. Activities-Band 35 Banking 3, 4: Costume 2, 3: General Chorus, Presi- dent 33 Knit and Puri 23 Lariat 43 MacDowell 2: Athletic Association 43 Basketball 2. l PM J ll ,. 'gStraubie DONALD H. STRAUB Scientific Industrial I'll Never F orget-The last-minute requests for refreshments from the ever-faithful juniors . . . the hours I spent outlining history books all through high school . . . those valuable min- utes before school . . . the razzings I took from Manny about '60ld Flamesl' . . . driver training classes . . . the time I almost hit a car . . . Mr. Capaldi . . . my senior year. We'll Always Remember-The good driver he turned out to be . . . that curly crop of hair . . . all the work he did at the refreshment stand . . . his swimming ability. Activities-Assembly Comm., Chairman 4: Camera 1, 25 Class Play 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 MacDowell 25 National Honor Society 3, 43 Sr. Sportsman 2, 3, 4, Stage Craft 3, 49 Swimming 3, 4. 1 I X l l Nr MQ ka xX.! X senior Millie Alberl.. Philip Balleyoo Dawn Beldler...... Alvin Bewley... jay Beyerle.... joan Bouchal... Bruce Brown,... Barbara Burk... Thomas Cardlnal Nlssley Chapman Barbara Churan. Glorla Clervo.. loan Crocona... Carl D'Angelo.. Richard Ellls.. Roberl Fldler.. Bonnle Munroe Rulh Nagle..... jane? Porecco.. Ray Reberoooooo William Reger.. Dale Relcherl wanls ig he will Q5 occupalional lheraplsl.......a Powers model. mechanlcal englneer........an eye speclallsl .....psychologisl....Fred As+alre's dancing parlner ooolocarpeplersoooo mechanical engineer .....housewlle..... oooooo+2aCh2roooooo .medical secrelary. OOlOO0prin+erQQ0q0Q ......Frank Slnalra's double ....Tommy Dorsey's compellllon .........alhlellc dlreclor .....alomic lheory sclenlus fashion dlreclor n1ou0o+a'en+ scoul for NPG M ....lnvesllgalor....Iead njazz al lhe Philharmonl ..alrllne hosless........anolher Glorla Swanson ....o+flce glrl..............lady carpenler. ....bookkeeper......owner ol a chaln ol drugslore ......sallor.............Slale Prison warden ...soclal worker......Hope Rescue Mlsslon manager ooocooexplorerooo ooool ooo+'rS+ man on +he moon judiih FlickInger........nurse..........organlzer ol Mummer Paredes Lucie Haehnel...... .....nurse.......one ol fhe len besl dressed wom Elwood Hlesler........eleclrlclan.........CIyde Beallv's asslslanl CCVOIYN Hornooooolsooomalh leachzroooooooqsflrsl woman pfeSlden+ William Kalzyosoooooonoomechan'Cocoon ooons All-Slar loolball ple 2 Ruth LeIgemann...laboralory lechnIclan....Eslher Williams' double DOUQIGS MCD0na'dooOQOQQQQCQPQAQlooooooaoaoFr6nk12 Lalnels dotnlall ......commerclal afflslqoocnoooaooohorse'dOC+oroa ..worker ln The 'Berky'.. .......a maglclan... 0ooooooO++lCe glflocoooooaoooooolhe boss' Wilco ......boslness man..........Gene Krupa's manager .....mlnlng englneer...llrsl man lo sel oil lhe H o ..........dral+sman.... ....Mlckey Cohenls bodyguard james Renlschler.......1ournallsl..... ...slar ol his own TV s W Jack Rhoda..............surveyor...............a dlsc EOCk2Yoo Carl Schnellenbach.elemenlary leacher....Phlladelphia agles' ba john Shaner.........phys.ed. leacher.......head of a model agency judllh Spang........X-Ray lechnlclan ...... lane Russellls sland an Donald Slraub........buslness owner.......0wner ol a money laclorv Palrlcla Ml''Crocenooo9hCU5Zw'feoaoocooooocoaooalady senalor.. Dawn Werner.s....cerlaln soldlerls wlle........WAC lleulenanl. Richard Sands.......ln lhe Alr Force........General Spa+z's dlde John Spannulh..........underlaker.........drlver-lraInlng leacher .il-1Ai,1 A N of ,rl --,, J I ,, ,,,, i- , ,, M gg WGQM jp, WT' rj gfffjgggfgv 1 , 1 f f, f f 1 fDPla1Q o GER If W. fo 1 I J Hfesviwo as wi' W' 'C mi 5 ., ff 59 .. 6, A My ,f-Enmglfp Qjj' ' I Jff-W 'Q 59?4,,fZfMjjfWWw 5 Q Ag Qvgifiaggig? ,F'?f25,4., jg. X3 Of' QJW0,-yjfawf 223 WZWQMMM 3251 my 41-WMM kg Qfffiifzhflu of! BURK S ' CAROLYN HORN 'hinut' BEVERLE . fvilffri ,ML 'mast BAILEY Pqmlm BROWN ELWO D HIESTZR UJC IE TANET Bfwlgy HHEHNEL PDRECCO P ww 5040 G1'hh'1ia DBQEIZ' I 'JACK RHODFI NG WL- BONNIE r f L wg-gp.. Q7IaaaB7iII H5 T0 JCYTY Wllwer, Mlllle Alberf leives her poslfion on fhe Be-Teen Fashion Board af Pomeroy'sQ B ? PQII Belle! furns over hls jobs af Sf. Clalr's and fhe Abraham Lin- coln Holel fo lrls Poffelger. Dawn Beldler bequeafhs her magic fouch on fhe organ fo Sonny Uefamlllo. A Alvln Bevleyli crooner lmpersonaflons go lo Karl Neurofh. G ay Beyerle wllls his Tommy Dorsey frombone fechnlque fo erald 'L' Sfraub. To Mlllle Auge, Joan Bouchaf leaves her afhleflc abilify and am- blflon fo be a professional swimmer. Bruce Brown glves hls lowering frame fo Margle DlNhsclo. Barbara Burk leaves her capablllfy for managing financial affairs To Wllllam Runkle. xg XX' liz Tommy Cardinal furns over hls nexfremely mildnmanner fo Dick Lafshaw, Nlss Cha man leaves hls everlasflng love for jazz fo Fran Hefllnger. Barbara Ehuran fransfers her unusual dramaflc ablllfy fo Don Lemln. Elubble Elervo ulshes fo confer her numerous earrings fo Frankie Weldner. can Crocona surrenders her fyplng ablllfy fo Richard Merkle. earl Ulfn elo sacrlflces hls sfyllsh nFrenchn halrcufs fo Shlrley Wade. Peanuf Ellis wills hls exfenslve vocabulary and qualnf expressions To Buddy McGrafh. Bob Fldler generously besfowes hls secrel love llfe fo Shirley Basf. u Fllcfln er besfowes her favorlfe Home Ec. classes fo Phil Hover. uc e ae ne vllls her frequenf giggling oufbursfs fo Oflo Wagnen -aw NV rw VI Fw, Q Woodle Hlesfer sacrlflces hls flve feef fwo Inches fo Bob Hessler. lo joe ?:sclTelll,Carolyn Horn leaves her famous mofherly class play ro s. Blll Kaley besfowes his oufsfandlng frack ablllfy fo Wlnnle Scheck, Eufh felgemann generously glves her wafer pageanf performances fo orls eldenhelmer. Doug McDonald generously bequeafhs hls clodhoppers fo Rosemary Hohl. Paf Mlller leaves her professlonal soda-jerk experience fo Bob Cremen lo Normle Mefz, Bonnie Munroe besfowes her arf ablllfy and love for I - n:!! Rulh Nagle lranslers her cooklng and homemaklng ablllfy lo Loule Talarlco. anef Porecco generously wllls her pellle slalure lo A,Hammerschpldl. ga Eeber wllllngly releases hls sel of drums fo Anna Rose Damore. 5ale Relcherl confers hls ncool, calm, and collecledn lemper fo jeannelle Kohl. Bllly Re er wanls lo leave hls slone collecflon and love for sclence wifi h R I l jo n e ner . jim Renlschler donales hls Besl Dressed Senlor fllle lo Frllz Hlerl. lack Rhoda will surrender his crew cul and lube lo Anlhony Marlno. fQN'!!..f1 FEI!!-f ff ,l':lln.. ff fy ,N-J,,ls A9 Terry Sands shall leave his Bobby Riggs plllows wllh Tom Voelker. To Don Cherry, Carl Schnellenbach releases hls alhlellc ablllly and nlrlanglenlsTTbaflons. lack Shaner wills hls many and changeable love affairs lo Davld Blener. LU l g lf: led! Sgang donafes ner shy, bul lrlendly smlle lo David Grossberg. gohn S annulh beslowes his ex err drlvlng ablllly upon Nhry Showers. onald glraub glves his apflfuae for Nblh and promplness la gelllng lhlngs done lo Nlener Munroe. Lasl, bul noi Ieasl, Dawn Werner presenls her bookkeeping and shorl- hand abllily lo 5eorge Sponagle. A 4 5 4 N 1 I 9 .. .x ,. vm., ., . A mee. f-ee ' vi 1 . . . 'div ug: Rf ,Q ,ix mms , 'X 4 . -3 .ii 1 -- 4 L . .. ,. , , Q 9 . , S I Nagel ? 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One-Dey Clean Ing Service BRANCHES Q GLASS AND MIRRORS Window Glass 'able Top Glass Repair Door and Mantel Mirrors Copper Door Glass Door Glass F. KIEISER SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 3-6025 WINDSOR 8: WEISER STS. 524 PENN AVE.. W. RDG. CONGRATULATIONS To each and everyone of the Graduating Class of 1951, we wish you the best of success and happiness in your venture into this world of opportunities. MR. and MRS. H. F. METZGAR SHADY NOOK 20 Penn Avenue, West Reading, Pa. BOUCHAT S AND SONS INC. MANUFACT UR ING CONFECTION ERS FOR SWEETER WAYS BUY BOUCHAT S. 2A14 North 12th Street Reading Pa, Best wishes to the class. HECK BRQS. FLORISTS 1033 Wayne Avenue Wyomissing Penna. COOPER S WEST READING DINER 411 Penn Avenue West Readmg Penna GOOD FOOD GOOD SERVICE 7 PHONE 4-2486 or A2-7811 3 P KIA,f6ll7ZLlZ SD ,fm L73 Q , nzun U 312546 clfonzogznaza 'iii-vi f FH - ' CMJKQ4. 5 lla ' ' J Q ' ' f f L . . 0 M Gqccsfztecl L13 Q I I 'A 3 Gqmszncarz, M1 ape: oz I A E isa sin gfau onfamsz H. E. MESSNER Compliments and HAMILTON ELGIN 8: TSSOT AUTOMATIC WATCHES Best Wishes to Phone V608 Penn Ave. 5-2144 West Reading, Pa. CLASS OF '51 WYOMISSING aongzafufahlona WERTZ'S ecx in , Pa. R d g CONFECTIONERY ENIOY Q KI 7? SOFT DRINKS HAFER'S ELECTRIC SI-ICP Sixth Avenue 8: Franklin Street, WEST READING, PA. Phone Sales 8: 3-1987 Service Brison's Curtain Cleunery 935-937 Rose Street READING, PA. Established 1890 Phone 2-4734 ST CLAIR FLORIST Our Compliments to The Future Dodge Owners of West Readmg High Berks County Motors Inc DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales and Services Congratulations to the Class of 51 MR AND MRS AL FELDMAN - -I Compliments of Readings Best Lrked Store TERSUHOW S 406 Penn Street Readxng Pa Phone 3 5155 My Shop 1S Your Shop Phone 6974 MYYU9 YOFQBY THE SHOP Fine Hosiery Lingerie and G1fts 426 Penn Avenue West Reading Pa COMPLIMENTS OF Ioe s Mobile Service FOURTH and PENN AVENUES WEST READING PA Mobilorl Mobtlgds n . , . ,, 1 I , 1 - - u ' I I Y . I ' I . 1 , . . . . - I H. I.. l.0Y CUM. CIIMPMIY READING, PA. C. H. FORRY, Proprietor Telephone 4-8251 dompflmsnfa of Charlcs F. Flannery Dial 4-3124 D. Ccrpoze11o's Son Wholesale FRUIT and. PRODUCE Southwest Corner Bth and Walnut Streets Reading Penna. REACH FOR MAIER'S SUNBEAM H BREAD Arr ITS REST I R . K . F O X MRATS AND GROCRRIRS 500 Penn Ave. Phone 2-8479 West Reading, Penna. l I l 1 1 1 I BEST WISHES To The Class Of 1951 Compliments from the- Bakers oi Homogenized I BOND BREAD . THE TOYGGIFT CENTRE .. GENERAL BAKING CO- I 320 Penn Ave. West Reading, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF llllN'S BAKERY Trees 8: shrubbery trimmed or planted Lawns cared for RICHARD P. BUSCH Landscape Gardener Lal 'Buylq can 504 Penn Avenue lor' your' l:u5l'xe5.H WCS! Pa. Phone 4-5300 aqnne fmia Stop jUNIOR - MISSES - WOMENS SPORTSWEAR - LINGERIE 12 S. 2nd Street Reading Pa. Phone 2-6972 A FRIEND Phone 4-0506 KEYSTONE STORE WEST READING DAILY MARKET Second and Franklin Streets FREE DELIVERY Charles A. Winand PAPER!-IANGING AND PAINTING Phone 2-7482 539 Penn Avenue West Reading, Penna. jOSEPH'S. 4l0 Penn Street, Reading, Pa. Mm's Wear Boys' Wear I i 1 Compliments oi . . West Reading Fire Co. No. 1 West Reading Firemen's Relief Uniform Rank of West Reading Fire Co. Ladies' Auxiliary of West Reading Fire Co Compliments of LQIQIINIG STUDKDS FINEI2 PHQTQGRAPHV 20 NORTH FIFTH STREET Three Musketeers! 'Ameriafs PIANOS Foremost First Quality Instruments by: -Janssen, Kimball, Kohler, Cam bell, Lester 606 PENN AVE.. WEST READING. PA. Records, Musical Instruments and Music Studios PhO1.C 5-6201 READING, PA. JUDY AND JILL JUNIOR Miss FASHIONS Emily Gyoflzgirza 120 North Fifth Street Reading, Pa. HAROLD M. TEXTER MEN'S WEAR 544 PENN AVENUE WEST READING Congratulations Graduates from THE OLDEST AND LARGEST STATIONERY STORE IN READING See Our Complete Line of GRADUATION GIFTS HINTZ'S BOOK STORE 838-840 PENN STREET LAFATA'S sHoE sToRE R. W. BROWN 800 N- Rishi, 32221 Siding- P '- WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS XJMY FITTINGS 920 Douglass Stgggding, Pa. 006 We specialize in hard-to-find sizes for the entire family. Tobaccos Cigarettes Confectionately yours, our aim is to at you correctly' Richardson's Fruits and Syrups Coca Cola G. W. ALEXANDER 6 CO. Incorporated MANUFACTURERS OF FUR FELT HATS READING, PA. ESTABLISHED 1878 Compliments of A. T. V. BAKERY 36 South Third Street I Reading, Pa. BAKERS OF ITALIAN BREAD , AND SANDWICH ROLLS . DIAL 4-5: 77 COMPLIMENTS OE The Italian American Democratic Club BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1951 Flll'l'Z E l.MlllE 368 SUNSET ROAD WEST READING PENNA WEE NUT SHOP Lech1e,itner's Chocolates Home Made Fudge Kandy Korn Buttered Corn Lancaster Salted Nuts Compliments and Best Wishes to CLASS OF '51 MlLLER'S LUNCHEONETTE 400 Chestnut Street, West Reading, Pa Italian and Steak Sandwiches All kinds of other sandwiches Dolly Madison Ice Cream l i I ' I Painter s Pharmacy A I I. W. PAINTER, Ph.G. Phone 3-8483 516 PENN AVENUE WEST READING, PA. ALL BANKING FACILITIES Checking-Savings-Loans At Any of F our Convenient Offices BERKS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY READING, PA. 35-43 North Sixth Street Fifth and Penn Streets Ninth and Spring Streets Lancaster Avenue and Noble Street Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 0. P. smrn M. EARL SMITH SMITH BROS. Coal and Oil 1 25 years of service 2nd and Chestnut St. Phone 3-4676 4-7553 nu 11114 COMPLIMENTS OF- GRAVEBS Meat Market Compliments of SALON S VARIETY STORE CAMERAS FILMS Color Film Service wqmm 47 South Sixth Street Reading . Phone 5 6367 GROCERIES 353 Chestnut Street West Reading Pa TIRES BATTERIES Home and Auto Supphes Brake Rehnrng and , , Pa , A i Frank H. Showalter 600 Penn Avenue West Read1ng Wheel Alignment ROS B. FLEMING FIRESTONE STORES, Inc. Third and Penn Streets READING PENNA. Phone 4-8271 SHELLY'S DRESS SHOP PH ONE 4-6688 539 Penn Avenue, West Reading, Pa. Sfore Hours: Dolly 9:30 a.m. fa 5:30 p.m. ,Open Thursday and Friday Evenings THEI.MA'S SWEET SHOP 309 Kline Sin, We5l' 'Reading Candy - Sodas - Ice Cream All Kinda of Sandwiches Hot and Cold HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS 8: DYERS 834 PENN AVENUE WYOMISSING. PA. Germaine Jntninr Bnnratinnu 418 Franklin Street Reading, Pennsylvania Gifts nf Eurrg Kinh GRANT J. KIITZ For Hospitalit Coca-Cola 3 TP W Um 'QA Xia zEcH1v1AN's GROCERY M A N N I N G - GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES A R M S T R O N G THIRD and CHESTNUT STS. feminine WEST READING, PA. footwear -LEARN MAGIC- A COMPLETE LINE OF With Best Wishes- AMATEUR and PROFESSIONAL MAGIC TRICKS ' SOLD BY , , A FRIEND The Mmgus MGQIC Shop l 508 PENN AVE. WEST READING, PA. O O O Wyomlssmg Industries BERKSHIRE KNITTING MILLS TEXTILE MACHINE WORKS THE NARROW FABRIC COMPANY H ' H fl Always llelmhle THE STORE or MODERN IDEAS IN Nationally Known Good Things to Wear! I- .I GOOD LUCK GEORGE B. BACH and SON ARTHUR SCHWEMMER JEWELER 8 North Ninth Street Phone 21471 IVE FURNISH YOUR CLASS RINGS L. L. Schlcichcr Sth and Cherry West Reading, Puma, GAS---OIL---ACCESSORIES WASHING - LUBRICATION ALWAYS A FRIENDLY WELCOME COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND I. PARKER MILLER IANET MILLER HUFF MILLER FIIIIEIIHL IIIIME 46-48 NORTH FOURTH STREET READING. PA. Established 1861 Phone 4-2239 1 BETTER SHOES BY ,QA ' 'TQ fiix . ' - fin is Iliglg gi asa:--Basis ,K u H N::Eits. :::ff,' : , ,. I --1 tw - FT H iii nag! 1 I, FARR 448. Penn Street Reading, Pa. STICHTER HARDWARE COMPANY, Inc. Compliments of Landis Cities Service Fourth and Penn Avenues West Reading DUREX CO. known for Superior Workmanship , in WALL 61 FLOOR COVERINGS VENETIAN BLINDS. CURTAIN RODS RADIATOR ENCLOSURES Call--5-1733 625 Penn Avenue West Reading 'Y ,. '- . .p-4 HI? 1........ 0