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

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Mary E. Gresil Social Studies. Civics. John L. Shalter Sncial Studies, Pennsylvania History. Artlm ur B. Himmeliaerger History. Alexander Campbell History, English. -if 1013+ Evan H. Manwiller Mathematics. Gerald SCPIHCIPCI' Mathematics. Science. Vviiliam C. Dowling Chemistry, Biology, Science physics, Driver Eclucaiion.

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CLASS OF 1958 It is a pleasant privilege to extencl congratula- tions ol the faculty to members ol your class. Your many interests ancl activities have heen a creelit to looth yourself ancl your school. This Annual marlcs another step in the com- pletion ol your high school career. During it. you have encountered many experiences, some cle- pressing, some exhilarating, hut all have servecl to motivate you in the preparation for a hotter future. Eclucation is not merely the acquiring ol a luncl ol information or a hroacl learning, it is more. It is the inculcation of the functioning life icleals that prompt right concluct ancl clignity on all occasions. Schoolis encl in 1958 is the beginning ol a new experienceg and although sorry to see it encl, we are happy ahout the security of your prepara- tion. Congratulations on a joh well clone. C. J. Staulfer, Mr, Charles Stauffer Supervising Principal. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL CLASS OF 1958 . . . . . . . . . And finally it happened!! At 10:48 P. M., January 31, 1958, at Cape Canaveral, Florida, army scientists launchecl the earth-satellite, UExplorer',, and successfully placecl it in orhit. Truly this was the scientific miracle of the age I-1 next to Salk Vaccine. The Class of 1958 selectecl the very timely theme for this yearlooolc months loefore the event occurrecl. May such wisclom and foresight go with you always. How very similar to the uExplorer', is the launching of a high school graduating class, as they are thrust from a Well-prescrilaecl, orclerly. carefully plannecl instructional program into an orloit where they are propelled primarily lay their own ingenuity ancl resourcefulness. This new ex- perience talces place in a sphere ol activity which is climatically more turbulent than anything they have ever known. The trial and error learning atmosphere gives way to the practical application of self-reliance in a worlel where production is the loarometer of success. l sincerely hope the transition will he a mat- ter of smooth sailing. To insure an even lceel. lceep your thoughts hrotherlyg your worcl lcinclly: ancl your oleeols praiseworthy and noble. May all your New Horizonsu he loeautiful and peaceful. Keep your heacl in the cloucls ancl both feet on the grouncll Mr. Arthur Himmelherger, High School Principal. 9 Mr. Arthur B. Himmeiberger HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL -Jil R+ 9

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Mabel H. Fritz Latin, French. Kenneth Ness English, German. Helen M. Boiion English. 11131- Roy R. Biiger Shorthand I and H. Business English, Bookkeeping I ami ll, Driver Education, Sandra A. Hippert Typing 1 and ll, Consumer Eco- nomics, Secretarial Pmriice, Homer M. Bartimold Instrumental Music. Dorothy G. Dowling Vocal Miisic.