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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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Alderman, C. Went- worth. SECOND ROW-C. Kerschner, W. Munroe, B. Betz. 9 The theme of the Vaquero this year is There's No Business Like Show Busi- ness. In a well-known song by the same title we find the lyrics they smile when they are low. This phrase may Well de- scribe this year's Vaquero staff. Al- though they encountered many difficul- ties, they always managed to emerge suc- cessful. The staff would like to congratulate the Class of 1959 and hope that they too emerge successful in all they do. Mary Alderman, Editor-in-Chief. fl f The purpose of a yearbook dedication is to honor someone for some outstanding deed he has done. This choice became exceedingly difficult for this year's grad- uating class. The difficulty arose because we owe our successful school life to so many Wonderful people. Without the guiding hands of our parents our grad- uation would not have been possible. Neither can we overlook the helpful ad- vice and sincere trust of our teachers. For these reasons and many more, the Class of 1959 is most privileged to dedi- cate this yearbook to their parents and teachers. - . , 1 1 A . L . I . I I II I , . I I I I . . .. s . . ' n ' . , I I . ' l ' I I 0 . , ' I J I . I . - I : . I I . . ' ' ' v' I -- , ' . . . ' h . ' . . .I ,. .. , I II 'I I s . - . I I .- , ' I I I. : ' ' ' 1 ' I pq u v .I ' I' Y -1 . . I . I I - . I 1 I.. . . I - 1 I I . . . - 1 . I . I . , ' I . I 1 , 1 .II I. 4- -1 I I . '- -D . I - I . . Q . I I I .. I I I I . . I I u ' n 4 1' 4 ' l I i I . 1 . I . I , ' I. I - . I ' , . ' I . I . . .4.- I I I-. , 1 - 1 - I I ' .1 1 - . I , ' .' . I . I . ' 1 - f I' ' . - I' ' ' u ' ' - ' . u 4 . - r ' 4 1 I - . ,- . - -'. ', '- ' ' v mg and nf 1. 5 'A -. ,,.. ... . A O . In - pn. I . iv' ' Q 1 O ' u - .I up , n ,u 1. ,- v f . i 0 . 4 un . -- -an ,,,.a .Q- .1 ,- 0 n , wx '- a, --- ,ur- Q' qv .N 1 Q Q a or 1 1 , . .' -1'--'....-.--. '. '.'..I--,- . . . -. . 'Q' -. . 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Let the School Board take a bow for its limitless devotion and endless efforts. Salute this borough-elect group of out- standing citizens for a job well done. .W SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL For your clever theme and the interesting style in which the 1959 VAQUERO was developed, the staff is deserving of that extra bow so familiar to show business. It is especially appropriate that this theme in- volves the entire gamut of human emotions so typical of the adult world you are entering. Two aspects of the book will most assuredly serve to make your life richer and fuller - music and a sense of humor. Without the timeworn Song in your Heart and Smile be your Umbrella, your achieve- ments will indeed be dull. Melody and a merry heart are basic ingredients for the symphony of ife. As you refresh memories of high school days each time you scan these pages, the true value of teachers and classmates will become increasingly significant. May this reminiscence serve to lift you upward. I hope your future brings praise from the critics and good health from the Creator. Act well your part, there all the honor lies. A. Himmelberger. fan: Ii Z! 1959 Congratulations to the VAQUERO Staff on the publication of a yearbook which so well repre- sents the activities of the West Reading High School and the personalities of the Class of 1959. Many thanks, too, to Miss Stoudt, for her dedica- tion to the job she did so efficiently in directing your activities. You have recorded in these pages memories, scenes and events of many happy days in West Reading High School. Thirty-three strong, you join the long list of graduates who have carried with them the bonds of friendship made here. Continue these with both teachers and class- mates. The lesson of knowing yourself and being true to yourself is one great purpose of education. The attribute of human dignity is hard won and with difficulty retained. If your high school course has not created in you as an individual this guid- ing philosophy, it has in a large measure failed. just as you continually strived for higher scholarship, so pursue the new experiences in life as they present themselves. ' Best wishes from myself and the faculty for your successes in future endeavors. C. 1. Stauffer. Mr. Arthur B. Himmelberger HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Haaully. .mg M A, s V-.. fu: WW I ji. l . ig! 1 ' .il Zu Y . .. V 5,42 'V l ' ' Wifi!! HN HN H HN M, l f -1 .M ..u .. .. .. .. . I A' Ps .EW ---Mn , H r , Egg . 1-1--' .. , lgggw l , .. .Lx ' , -3- 1 r Mr. Iohn Shalter Mr. Evan Manwiller Mr. Gerald Schaeffer Mr. William Dowling Social Studies, Pa. History. Mathematics. Mathematics. Chemistry, Biology, Science, Physics. . ' SHI 5? . -' Y - X, fi. C sg Ii' F r was .r . 1:5f' ' .Si . 2:32 ' ' , .:'f. - ' .gafirgf , J,-fn.: Q .5.5r, .j.jA.: ' w'.g.l . r . Q . I , Mr. Alexander Campbell History. Campbell, Grcsh, Shalter. Preston. 22 3 J. N 1. V. Fgsg.. ..H. 51 ' M I f HQMQHX. ,Q : :- -- 'H'-5 .5 K 'H N m ll ...J .. ...M .. W is . WX! V U fl sew... . . . 5 .az Avllef? Mrs. Mary Gfesh Social Studies, Civics. Sherry, Dowling. Schaeffer, Manwiller. 9a,cuZfg. Mr. Richard Sherry Science, English. -6- 4-'br E' Fritz, Ness, Bolton. Bilger, Stoudt. Q Mrs. Helen Bolton English. Shaner, Smith. Dowling, Barthold. all f, H 4, wr X : J Mr. Kenneth Ness Miss Mabel Fritz Mr. Roy Bilger MisslDorothy Stoudt EUgliSh, German. French, Latin. Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Driv- Typing, Consumer Econom- er Training, Business Eng- ics, Secretarial Practice. lish and Business Math. 13 P W it 155. V I Mr. Homer Barthold Lil. Instrumental Music. 9acuZ6g. 545-iii .. ,. U 1 ,Q r T Q V t ru r ., . Q? 55' ' 'Q -21' q , ,fl Ui' All 4. i s W Mrs. Dorothy Dowling Mr. lohn Shaner Mrs. Iearme Smith Vocal Music. Physical Education, Health. Physical Education, Health. Barger. Preston. Flynn. 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I., , .I .-,,......1- f E --:..,- ' .I -'..f:.. .'.'i,.-H - - . -'. :.g,'--.- ',. '.'. Ia' 'v.','e, --- ,:,..... A .-.'...., '. -vn'. N. u -'I' ' g.. ' .'- .f 1-.'. ',',.', '.- , !.JLlu',- ',,-2141: MAF-M. ifeniolz, 0 ff, 'FH ik U MU L4 lf.. 41. .112 so ' S H ,gs 1-541' ...ig .,,. KNEELING-B. Betz. STANDING-def We take great pride in introducing the stars of our production, the Senior Class of West Reading High School. Small but mighty , these seniors have worked hard and diligently to be grad- uating as the class of '59, Many personalities comprise the sen- ior class, each being a specific individual. f WT. ' .y W JM it fu' .im t to rightl: 1. Walker, C. Wentworth, R. Scalese. Nevertheless, the seniors are a hard- working group when they work together. That is why they made their class pro- jects so successful. We wish the seniors the best enova- tion as they embark on their separate careers and surely wish them, each one, the best roles that life has to offer. Mary Louise Alderman Aids I'LL NEVER FORGET: The Class of '59 . . . the gang and all our riots . . . one of my oldest and best friends, Doris . . . the Phillies Game . . . class trips . . . cheerleading . . . riots in Trig class . . . Rock Hall with Madie and 7 . . . Went, Fred, and lim . . . parties . . . that certain sophomore . . . letter writing . . . . championship varsity team . . . dances . . . Bonnie's counselor . . . Hershey . . . lamb . . . Betch and Auge . . . cartwheels . . . college dreams . . . its championship volleyball teams . . . fun with certain underclassmen . . . my W seventh grade crush on Dan Ciervo . . . and all the many good times with my best friend Entz. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Her dancing ability . . . pony tail ? . . . future teacher . . . her many romances . . . her lamb . . . Vaquero editor . . . her best friend Entz . . . originating new cheers . . . her neat sense of humor and friendliness . . . trips to Rock Hall . . . perfect attendance record . . . scholastic ability. Robert William Becher, fr. Bob Scientific l'LL NEVER FORGET: Summer 58 . . . Betz, Auge, Alds, and Entz on that ride . . . Auge, Entz, and Mary on her porch this summer . . . Ronnie '58 and his Chevy . . . Hallo- ween '5S . . . Mr. Weaver's math classes . . . Coach's health class . . . Intercom . . . German class . . . Rick's advice . . . football practice . . . Mr. Campbell's classes . . . Mother Mary . . . walks to Twin Kiss . . . Betz's party . . . Louie at Football . . . giving Bonnie practice at goalie . . . swell times with Auge . . . New Year's Eve . . . my nickname Betch . . . Washington and Philadelphia class trips . . . All the great kids in the greatest class of 59 . WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: That one big wave . . . his friend, Ronnie . . . chewing gum . . . Love C71 for languages . . . the girl in the Sophomore class . . . changing schools so often . . . running to PAD class . . . hunting trips . . . Clyde . . . MacDowell bass . . . quiet ways. Academic me In Barry Francls Auge Baz General l'LL NEVER FORGET: The cartwheels Mary did for malted milk balls . . . hard times in the print shop . . . the rush on programs . . . parties on Mary's porch . . . hours of listening to WIBG Radio 99 while in the print shop . . . parties after football season . . . My friends and their Meluckb . . . cheerleading with Ed, Chaz, Denny . . . the riots in health class . . . the K. K. . . . driving lessons . . . our great bowling teams . . . Prom . . . Graduation . . . the guys, Lub, Berck, Chas, Neen, and Erack . . . Mr. Barger . . . Mr. Hinimelberger . . . Betz and her crazy antics . . . and the great class of '59 at West Reading High School. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: His work in the print shop . . , his friend, Lub . . . contribution to the swim- ming team . . . friendly ways . . . his cheering debut in assembly . . . his work on the Health Committee . . . date with Uncle Sam after graduation. wynll- wi ri 1: Barry Bruce Berlzens tocle Baz General l'LL NEVER FORGET: Trip to Florida with Chas . . . sleeping in the Hope Rescue Mission in Virginia with Neener, playing cards till 6:00 A. M .... All the fun l had in school . . . selling Spudnuts with Erack . . . all the times I ran out of gas . . . '39 Chevy, S530 and a year . . . the boys, Chas, Neener, Erack, Ed, and the Count . . . the good times with the Navy Logs . . . my long talks with ,lanice . . . Sandy's New Year's party and all the others . . . J. V. Basketball . . . football . . . the gang at Viola's . . . the Wrestling team, Mr. Barger . . . the shack . . . Benny's . . . Erack's stude and the storage room in his trunk . . . and last but not least, the great class of '59. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: His curly hair . . . his pals, Erack, Chas, and Neen . . . football ability . . . Spudnut boy . . . sense of humor . . . his love for English class . . . many girlfriends . . . his shyness Cin seventh gradel . . . his monitor post . . . good looks. 19 ii' w v :glow r Q25?,ll5'??,fE?r2' eliif X ll l Bonnilyn Mae Beiz Bonnie Commercial l'LL NEVER FORGET: 5 My classmates . . . the Phillies game and my affects on Richie Ashburn . . . -' Mary, Carol, Entz, and Hag . . . class trips . . . Hershey . . . talks with Eddie .fi ref-2 . . . Hood College with Mary . . . hockey, basketball, cheering . . . Mrs. Smith . . . the Reading High game with Mary, Betch, Auge, Entz . . . the three stooges . . . To know him is to love him . . . Carole . . . four in the front seat . . . the Pj Party . , . lessons with Mary, Entz, Carole . . . the parking meter . . . Ed, Baz, Chaz, Erack . . . parties . . . Bloomsburg . . . the great basketball team of '59 . . . and W.R.H.S. VVE'LL ALVVAYS REMEMBER: Continually laughing . . . sports ability . . . job at Milleris . . . her many friends . . . the black beetle . . . her crush on a certain guy . . . her many parties . . . silly putty . . . shortest senior . . . neat personality . . . college problems. Barbara Ellen Blanning Bobbie Academic PLL NEVER FORGET: f Leaving New York and coming to the wilds of Pennsylvania . . . my first day at West Reading . . . the '58 Prom . . . great times in New York and Boston during the summer . . . those wacky art classes and Mr. Preston . . . being the only Spanish student at West Reading . . . exciting basketball games . . . New Year's Eve . . . the guys and gals at West Reading . . . the senior dance . . . Physics class fjoy, joy, joylb . . . the school Romeo . . . my wonderful Nurses' Aide job . . . and last but not least - jimmy, Don, Stew, Eric, Al, Ron, Fran- nie, Mike, and lack. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Her first day in W.R.H.S .... picture trouble . . . interest in the Varsity bas- L ketball team . . . he-r friendly ways . . . how quickly she became adjusted to our school . . . our future nurse , . . the trip to New York . . . her pal Vicki . . . fantastic vocabulary. Carol Ann Bohn Carol General Business PLL NEVER FORGET: My first day at W. R .... my best friend, Margie . . . the skunk . . . Old Shillington Road . . . Vi's . . . Whiteyls troubles . . . Hershey . . . Atlantic City, 1958 . . . Parties . . . P. A. D .... Bookkeeping and Shorthand classes . . the great secret . . . Bonnie's P. I. party . . . the paper boy . . . Hallo- ween, 1958 . . . basketball practices . . . Rock Hall - ditches . . . the neat Juniors . . . Band . . . rides in Bonnie's car . . . The Green Mosquito . . . games . . . class trips . . . pigeons . . . D'ya hav . . . walking Pat . . . X' Ralph . . . snowstorms of 1957 . . . Sandy's New Year's Eve parties . . . C. S. 1 .... canoeing . . . City Park . . . last but far from least, the great class of 59 . i WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Small stature . . . handwriting technique . . . the B . . . her many boyfriends, especially ,lim . . . Her friend, Marge . . . head majorette . . . love for short- hand , . , the hook shot . . . fuisits to the police barracks . . . American Casualty, here she comes! ,t 'rig ii Carolyn Louise Dengler Carol General Business 5 PLL NEVER FORGET: When Urs came to W. R .... the class room and Kathy . . . the class trips - to Philadelphia and Washington . . . coming home and are you sleeping . . . the silly sophomore and ninth grader . . . Reading . . . the bus trips to the tower . . . P. A. L .... Haag Post . . . Rosemarie . . . Saturday nights and the class of 59 . WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Her blonde hair . . . usually very quiet . . . Urs, her best pal . . . love for Shorthand GJ . . . Miss P. A. L .... ardent houseworker . . . her friends from Central . . . look out for the business world. 20 Barbara Ann Entzminger Entz I'LL NEVER FORGET: My other half, Mary . . . Mrs. Smith . . . hockey and the championship bas- ketball team of 1959 . . . Juniors . . . gym class . . . hot dogs . . . Betz's P. J. party . . . Betch . . . Miss Stoudt . . . class trips . . . garbage . . . parties . . . running through the bleachers . . . P. A. D .... Bloomsburg bean soup . . . All the girls wearing belts . . . Roller Coaster . . . 3 stooges . . . Halloween, 1957 . . . Kline St .... Birthday Kiss . . . Don't You just Know lt . . . second home . . . Rock Hall . . . the porch . . . softball . . . MELUCKB . . . Problems . . . Cherry St .... short cuts home . . . Tennis . . . DAVE . . . Went, Auge, Neener, Rich, Whitey, Ruthi, and the gang . . . the class of '59 and West Reading . . . and especially those that made it possible for me to graduate. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The female athlete of the class . . . her blonde hair . . . tardiness . . . many problems . . . her loyal friend, Mary . . . math whiz . . . her trip through the bleachers . . . great personality . . . living on the other side of town . . . job at the hospital . . . her neat sense of humor. Frederick Doug lass Hafer Derf l'LL NEVER FORGET: The great kids of '59 . . . Lariat troubles . . . my brother , ,lim . . fishing, etc., with Tex . . . Ed, and his midnite swimming party . . at Vi's . . . Iim's going away party in Delaware . . . announcements in as- 5 sembly . . . all the girls I never got . . . my big mistake . . . attraction to C. C. H. S .... the certain affection for Wyomissing . . . getting Christmas a trees with jim . . . the hot Willys . . . my hero - Jonathan Winters . . . the Haier-Walker Demolitian Squad . . . You too can be a clown . . . 9' Washington class trip . . . 3 years on the Health Committee . . . my 1001 absences . . . Hafer-Walker vs. Wentworth-Alderman battles . . . boy-of-the month . . . the neat kids at W. R. H. S., without whom my high school career would not have been the great experience it was. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The clown of the class . . . Lariat Sports Editor . . . his many girlfriends . . . X ' his other half - Walker . . . getting Christmas trees . . . absentee record . . . ' Jack Paar fan . . . his long stay on Student Council . . . his great personality lf . . . college problems. General Business Richard Carl Geiss Rick General Business I'LL NEVER FORGET: The many parties of Mike's . . . fun on weekends . . . trouble with the teach- ers . . . Mrs. Smith . . . Driver Training . . . My '49 Chevy Impala . . . Rick Bob, Ed, Erack, and all the other guys . . . the night up at Miniature Skyline with Bob, Den . . . Summer of '58 . . . Football . . . Mr. Campbell, Schaeffer and Rocky . . . Starting at center in 9th grade . . . scoring against Jenkintown in '58 . . . that night especially and those after all the other games . . . Band Concerts . . . Mr. Barthold . . . J. V. Basketball . . . Krick's 463 points in '58 . . . State Champs '58 and '59 . . . Dances . . . class trips . . . New Year's Eve - '57 and '58 . . . babysitting with BLS . . . all of the wonderful times with Bonnie . . . the Great Class of '59. WE'LL ALVVAYS REMEMBER: 49 Chevy . . . devotion to football . . . certain girl in the Freshman class . . . troubles with Mrs. Smith . . . our Tarzan . . . heated arguments . . cool wardrobe of America. General . hunting, . loitering 2 9' 'ii Carol 10011 HUQQUBUCII Hag Academic l'LL NEVER FORGET: W. R. H. S. . . . fun in activities . . . hockey . . . basketball . . . Lariat . . . our huge class . . . early MacDowell rehearsals . . . pajama parties . . . the big gang . . . the class clowns . . . two big basketball years . . . class trips . . . the three musketeers fMarge, Babs, and mel . . . the riotous juniors . . . Bloomsburg . . . trips around the track at the playground . . . Health class ex- cursion to the prison . . . Christmas vacation . . . term papers . . . the teach- ers . . . college problems . . . Harlem Globetrotters . . . Green Valley dance . . . caroling at Wernersville with Y-Teens . . . kidding a basketball player at County Chorus . . . and last but not least, the great senior class. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Her great personality . . . sports ability . . . Lariat editor . . . terrific wardrobe . . . her good voice . . . her nickname . . . college problems . . . many ac- tivities . . . her pals, Marge and Babs . . . good marks . . . her wavy hair . . . her sister . . . her friendliness to everyone. 21 . . . long hair UD . . . many friends . . . future Businessman l it ' , IOIITI, Eric HQIHZ Erack General l'LL NEVER FORGET: School in Texas and California . . . Orchestra, Dance Band with Bart . . . football Linder Mr. Campbell, Mr. Schaeffer, and Rock . . . Captain Tone ,, . . . l. V. basketball . . . motorbike trips with Sid . . . rain dances at football H practice . . . our last football game when l broke my helmet . . . trips to Benny's . . . selling Spudnuts with Baz . . . Nec-nets love for Chevies . . . Baz's dark year . . . Studebaker's second home . . . Mobil joe's . . . class trips . . . jam sessions with Claude, Hag, Chick, and loe . . . New Year's Eve parties . . . health classes . . . meetings at Viola's . . . fun with the Navy men . . . life with jerry . . . Werner's U-Boat . . . Air Force plans with Baz . . . JANICE . . . great class of '59 . . . my senior year. W'E'LL ALXVAYS REMEMBER: Sputlnut Boy . . . many late slips . . . battles with the faculty . . . intelligent UD questions in math class . . . his streamline Sturlebttlcer . . . love for footf ball . . . attempt at basketball . . . his wild parties . . . cool hair cuts . . . his it t loucl wardrobe . . . Air Force plans. we .it i tit. ti M, . ,, 5 IOIITI, FTGJQTICR I-IUGSTTICLTI lack General l'LL NEVER FORGET: The great class of '59 . . . all the guys: Baz, Erack, Neener, Chas, Grant, Ed . . . and guys in the Navy . . . my '55 Plymouth and the 'Sl Nash . . .-the year at Perkiomen and all the illegal weekends . . . Alumna problem . . . the K. K. and Benny's . . . all those nights at the Y and St. Mags . . . all the great parties in West Reading fespecially the New Year's Eve partiesl . . . Sid's all-night party . . . Hey Babe . . . the three Weeks l spent in Florida and the girls l met there . . . Wildwood with Sid and Mike . . . cruising Penn Street and Wyomissing . . . the day l'll graduate. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: His year at Perlciomen Prep . . . neat looks . . . the red and white Plymouth . . . his girl problems . . . waiting so long to play basketball in his senior year . . . his quietness in classes . . . neat dresser . . . friendliness . . . future La- Salle student. loseph Franh Kapelshi - joe General L I'LL NEVER FORGET: E ,- Mr. Weaver and Radio Club . . . Mr. Barthold . . . Band . . . Dance Band it ,W . . . Orchestra . . . Mr. Manwiller and selling tickets during basketball season . . . Tom . . . Lottie . . . football with Mr. Campbell and Mr. Schaeffer . . . 5 ,wi Count . . . 58359 football season . . . Linda . . . Mr. l-limmelberger . . . Q? Senior class . . . shop with Mr. Barger . . . K. K .... llth Grade class trip . . . Augs . . . E . . . W. R. H. S. . . . Coach Shaner and Track t im.. it it ,N ,ps . . . Linda. , .. ,H WE'LL ALVVAYS REMEMBER: Willii 'ie Ou-r fly boy . . . expert on rockets . . . ability to play the trumpet . . . par' ' ticipation in football and track . . . his-girl, Linda . . . constant visits to the ,, music room . . , his pals, Count and Augs . . . watch out for the Air Force. if it Charles David Kerschner Chaz Academic PLL NEVER FORGET: The great class of '59 and all the kids at XV. R. H. S .... all the parties, i especially the last one loan had . . . waiting for my 16th birthday . . . cheer- leading with Ed, Baz, and Denny . . . the Chev . . . summer of ,SS . . . camp- ing trip to World's End with Tom, Chick, and Docley . . . all the good times F with Ed, lim, and Fred . . . Neener and his Chevies . . . Math and Chem. classes . . . the swimming team . . . golf . . . Coach's Health classes . . . Hershey and Rocky Springs . . . W. R. swimming pool . . . crazy class trips . . . taking pictures . . . Scouts . . . Mad . . . times with Tom . . . getting lost in New York . . . Philmont . . . JOAN. WE'LL ALVVAYS REMEMBER: Shutterbug . . . his favorite word, Chooch . . . math wizartl . . . his girl, loan . . . Mad comic fan . . . neat dresser . . . hot Chevy at lX7orld's Eml . . . love for English UD . . . frientl Sam Swish Conner . . . plans for Al- ' bright . . . future engineer. 3 1 1' 22 DE t A, Z 3 ,x IH' R' ei' A it . , 5.11. '- l . - g.-,Re . W W Patricia Anne Koch 6 KPat! ! I'LL NEVER FORGET: The warm-hearted people that comprise W. R. H. S .... my first day at W. R. . . . the times I got lost . . . hayfever season . . . chess club riots . . . sicken- ing moments in Biology . . . the condemned driver education car . . . Grant's 1 immortal skid marks . . . Judy . . . Urs . . . Peggy . . . Joyce . . . troubles K with tumbling . . . Philadelphia class trip . . . hot pizza with Ardell and Vicki . . . Bonnie's Tom Collins without the gin . . . riots in Shorthand and Book- keeping . . . our wonderful basketball team for the '58-'59 season . . . Ronny . . . the classmates . . . my senior year at West Reading High. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Hard work on the class dance decorations . . . good commercial student . . . her dogs . . . the Health Class trip fthe big carl . . . her father's factory . , . transferring from Wilson . . . Rabbit . . . future plans. .',, , T E., - Grant Reese Krow 'cGfHHfll I'LL NEVER FORGET: Card games in the summer of '58 . . . chess games with jerry Wentworth and 1 Larry Stapleton . . . basketball at the Y . . . Erack's egg timer . . . lack ' I-Iuesman's gas money . . . the '58-'59 basketball team . . . STATE CHAM- PIONS '53-'59 . . . Bat man . . . Chunky . . . Clark . . , Stan Huyett - my tall friend from Wyomissing . . . seven years at Penn Avenue . . . M Coach and track . . . Mr. Campbell and I. V. basketball . . . Neen, Baz, Ed, Jack, Erack . . . the great class of '59. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Clark Kent, Alfalfa, Newt . . . the dribble king . . . author of the Physics book . . . pleasant remarks to others UD . . . spend-thrift of the Senior Class . . . his friend from Wyomissing . . . little Caesar . . . one of our many contribu- tions to Albright. Commercial Viclzi M ae Kroenig Vicki I'LIQ NEVER FORGET: General Our neat class . . . driver training . . . a certain person from Exeter . . . trips to the Y . . . our great basketball team . . . class trips . . . Shorthand class- es with Mr. Bilger . . . my old girlfriend, Ioan . . . friends from Wyomissing . . . walking to school with Kathy, Urs, Ross . . . our class clown, Fred . . . Ed and jim and the riots they caused . . . fun ice skating on the mine hole and the Tully . . . riding around in my Dad's red and white Pontiac with some of the kids . . . Neener's sharp car . . . finally our Senior Year. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Her homemaking ability , . . her pals, Bobbie and Kathy . . . interest in Camp Fire Girls . . . the boy from Exeter . . . her mixed-up schedule . . . quietness . . , tall stature . . . her typing ability . . . future Kutztown student. Scientific Edward Ioseph Kuhn HEdH . I'LL NEVER FORGET: ?ia ,-.self v ' 'lii'?f5g,., General Class of '59 . . . lim Daley, Goody, Bob and Fred Fink, Bomber, Chas, Stub, Count, Bob, Derf, Jack, Baz, Ricky, E , Grant . . . History . . . Neener and frisked by the police . . . proms . . . Sue with my ring . . . talks with Cathy, Digs, and Bonnie . . . Cheerleading with Chas, Denny, and Baz . . . STATE CHAMPIONS - '58-'59 . . . French and Health classes . . . Student Coun- cil . . . track . . . swimming at midnight . . . State Student Council Conven- tion . . . the Y . . . Hershey . . . Donna . . . Mifflin, Wyomissing games last year . . . Bloomsburg . . . my parents and the greatest school of all - West Reading. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: His many acquaintances . . . jimp contests . . . dancing ability . . . Student Council President . . . love for basketball . . . all his girls . . . the Ford con- vertible . . . sense of humor . . '. his junior high fan clubs . . . Mrs. Bolton's Kuhns . . . his dad's dead business . . . hopes for college. 23 HQ yronge R X Marjorie Ann Lech leitner Margie I'LL NEVER FORGET: Our terrific class . . . the three . . . my friend Carol . . . Rock Hall with Mary . . . Vi's and the old K. K .... the Green Mosquito . . . the talking mouse . . . the mouse's father . . . double dates . . . parties . . . Girls' En- semble . . . 'ith Grade Fan Clubs CCapD . . . Zack and my Sophomore year . . . the men . . . Manny and the birdie . . . Atlantic City - 1958 , . . class trips . . . riots in homerooms . . . Hershey . . . Carol and her boys . . . Whitey and J. T. . . . games . . . County Chorus . . . the Skunk . . . trips to Twin Kiss . . . Lariat problems . . . all the great times with Barry . . . my Junior and Senior years . . . and our great W. R. H. S. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Candy kid . . . capable Lariat feature editor . . . math troubles . . . contribu- tions to MacDowell and Ensemble . . . pal, Bohny . . . love for chewing gum . . . we have term papers . . . her attraction to Barry . . . acceptance to Kutztown. -E' Kathleen Ruth Miller riKathY1a PLL NEVER FORGET: My neat class . . . the summer of '58 . . . my best friend Louise and our many good times together . . . Mr. Campbell's English class . . . football and basket- ball games . . . Shorthand . . . CINDY . . . Band . . . times with Carol . . . the Sunday Afternoon ride with Entz . . . the P. J. Party I had . . . Entz ii, We ,. running through the bleachers . . . Bonnie's admiration for Richie Ashburn . . . Bloomsburg . . . Ocean City, Maryland . . . Bonnie's car . . . my pal, Joyce Goodhart . . . the cloak room . . . P. A. D .... Miss Hippert and Miss ii Stoudt . . . the old Yarnell Street gang . . . Carolyn . . . Urs, Vicki, and Bobbi . . . class trips . . . and last but far from least, my entire Senior year. WE'LL ALVVAYS REMEMBER: I-Ier small stature . . . twirler in the Band . . . neat wardrobe . . . quiet ways . . . many P. I. parties . . . her secret admiration for a certain boy . . . good seamstress . . . her black hair . . . her willingness to help others . . . future secretary. fames Ralph Lavigna Duma General I'LL NEVER FORGET: Coach's health classes . . . Mrs, Bolton . . . my father's truck . . . the year I drove up Penn Street on New Year's Eve with the truck . . . the parties . . . the boys . . . the K. K. and Viola . . . Fritz Davis . . . fishing . . . those ter- rific P. A. D. classes . . . those fifteen periods a week with Barger and his muscles . . . the gang at the hospital . . . the pay . . . the pep talks with Barger . . . the boat I made . . . the time I took my boat for its first cruise around the minehole . . . most of all, I'll never forget West Reading High. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: His many nicknames . . . unique dancing style . . . love for shop . . . his job at the hospital . . . our fisherman . . . arguments in P. A. D .... working at the fair . . . plans to join the Navy. Academic is Barry Anthony Lubas Count General I'LL NEVER FORGET: The Print Shop . . . our parties . . . our fights with Mr. Barger . . . the fun we had in typing class . . . wild times in Health class . . . fun with Ed in Biology . . . Coach . . . class trips . . . riding in Ed's Cadillac . . . the girls from Albany . . . hamburgers . . . the prom . . . setting up pins . . . painting the Craft Room . . . the tunnel . . . Mr. Schaeffer's math classes . . . grad- uation . . . and the class of '59. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The noble Count , . . his pal, Mr. Barger . . . life in the Print Shop . . . his second home in 11th Grade . . . Crafts Room . . . best friend, Strubs . . . printing programs with Auge . . . girls he met on Washington class trip . . . quiet nature. General Business 24 six? , William F ox Munroe CK 9, Neener l'LL NEVER FORGET: My '34 Chevy coupe . . . the Impala . . . collecting protection dues . . . taking screws out of desks . . . trapping season . . . our class trips . . . Exeter football game, 1958 . . . health classes . . . Jim Waldron . . . Roland . . . the great half-mile run . . . Wildwood and Florida , . . the pool . . . gym class rumbles . . . going camping with Baz and Chas . . . hitch-hiking to Virginia . . . great football, track, and swimming teams . . . St. Margaret's and the Y . . . the cool guys in 12th grade . . . sleeping at the Salvation Army with Baz . . . the '34 Chevy vs. the '39 Chevy on Penn Avenue . . . the girls from Muhlenberg, Mifflin, and Central . . . Pam M . ola's . . . and our great class of '59I WE'LI. ALWAYS REMEMBER: Great love for Chevies - his metal Green Chevy . . . King of live Talk g . . . our artist . . . quiet slips in classes . . . M miler . . . nature lover - M' snakes . . . red hair and temper . . . his many, . . . future architect. G., Ioan Elaine Rossi HROSSH I'LL NEVER FORGET: Our gang . . . wild parties . . . all the fun cheering . . . red tights and that skirt that refused to stay down . . . my sudden interest in photography fdark- rooml . . . World's End . . . our girl, Bonnie . phobia of math . . . County Chorus . . . Margie and our talks . . . the prom of '58 . . . Babs and Syracuse . . . the Cummunist . , . Ursula and her boys . . . the summer of '58 . . . CHAZ . . . and the WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All-around girl athlete . . . long dark hair . . . her black leotards . . . love for math UD . . . our Miss Be-Teen representative . . . cil Secretary . . . her job at Pomeroy's . . . the party after the Exeter football game . . . her boy, Chaz . . . her future dreams. General ir mag . . drawing cartoons . . . Vi- many girls . . . sharp dresser X Lyncla fane Reichert Wh1fCY General Business I'LL NEVER FORGET: The class of '59 . . . graduation of '58 . . . episodes with Janice . . . the big baton . . . cheerleading . . . P. A. D .... my love for Shorthand . . . Carol's many problems . . . the paper boy . . . the wonderful people from St. james . . . my weakness for Buicks . . . my Navy friends . . . JoAnn . . . New Year's Eve of '58 and '59 . . . the Kiddie Korner and the kids . . . good times with Carol Wentworth . . . Mrs. Dowling and Mr. Barthold . . . County Chorus . . . class trips . . . Band . . . Vi's . . . meetings with JoAnn and our trade agreements . . . tap dancing at the concert . . . monopolizing the orga-n . . . the shortest school year - my senior year, and all the unforgetable times with ROSS. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The invisible one, Whitey . . . many moods . . . our school organist . . . Miss Pop-it from RHS . . . fowl troubles . . . love for cheering . . . star of the gym exhibition . . . teacher problems . . . her prodigies Dot and Lee . . . first student conductor of our band . . . swimming ability . . . red beetf' tan . . . her buddy, .lanice . . . and her love in the Army. General ,, lliiilihe ,. . . Be-Teen Contest . . . my great class of '59. the year as Student Coun- ii W r i gsm, ii . H X ,i,YF5,r..,,M ti thu We 2 H ma i , ..2,,.. H, Ursula Dora Ruefnnller Urs General Business I'LL NEVER FORGET: The day I came to West Reading . . . all the help l got . . . Whitey . . . P. A. D. classes . . . all the good games . . . my nicknames . . . class trips to Philadelphia and Washington . . . Lariat . . . trip to Jenkintown . . . most of all the great class of '59 and West Reading High School. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Her willingness to help others . . . her pal, Carolyn . . . all the teasing she took . . . our Fraulein . . . quiet ways . . , her hard work on the Lariat . . . faithful sports follower . . . her ambition and wonderful personality. 25 o i fi ,vi il Q! is FE? Ricarclo Vincent Scalese KCRiCk!! I'LL NEVER FORGET: My 4 years of football . . . football co-captain . . . my ankle injury . . . Mr. ,T Campbell and his saying, just one more time . . . Mr. Schaeffer y,,, , W ,, Bilger and basketball . . . Rich, Neen, Baz, Ed, Erack, Fred, Jim, and Chas I . . . Erack's Hood pictures in Philadelphia . . . riotous class trips . . . wild M gym and health classes . . . working up at the school with George, Kell, Fleck, and Doug . . . the New Year's Eve party '58 . . . my midget baseball days . . . Rocky . . . stranded at Lutz and Bidderman . . . the maroon Kaizer . . . Fred's plugs for our dances . . . Chico Carrosel . . . STATE CHAMPIONS '58- -W '59 . . . last but not least, all the times with the greatest girl in the world - Donna. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Small but mighty . . . always good-natured . . . Mr, Scalese, please call in . . . all-around athlete . . . hard worker . . . his one love, Donna . . . his Charles fohn Rulapaugh Shac General I'LL NEVER FORGET: All the fun I had in and out of school . . . ,lim Waldron . . . the time Lubas and I set the craftsroom on fire . . . arguments with teachers . . . my attempt at football . . . driving for Mr. Softee . . . collecting protection dues . . . running away with Baz . . . the night in jail . . . jerry's . . . parties at Forks, Campies, Mans, Izies . . . my trips to Florida . . . fun in Millmont, my second home . . . the Shack . . . my nicknames . . . dances . . . camping with Baz and Neen . . . when Pork and Pit burnt me at the steak . . . Baz's 49 and Neen's '34 . . . stepping on a stingray . , . swimming, golfing . . . crashing receptions . . . but most of all, I'll never forget loanie. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Our boy, Shale . . . class Ben Hogan , . . second home - Millmont . . . mechanical drawing whiz . . . Mr. Softee . . . his neighbor - Baz . . . future husband of the year. General dream-playing for the Cleveland Browns . . . future Biologist. X ' 5 4, .sc Carol Ann Wentworth Carol I'I.L NEVER FORGET: My brother's class . . . Sandi, Janice, and Whitey . . . Hockey games . . . ter- rific summers . . . moderate gym class . . . Ross: my Junior High alarm clock . . . K. K. . . . Vi's . . . Valentine's Day . . . Mr. Schaeffer . . . the gang wars in Senior Academic classes . . . Wyomissing FB game of '58 . . . New Year's Eve . . . parties . . . class trips - Washington, D. C .... feuds with White . . . Alds CTen Silver Dollarsj . . . letters from the NAVY . . . my coun- selor, Jerry . . . playing cards . . . Late, late shows . . . P. 1. times with Pudgie . . . her boyfriends . . . St. Mags . . . Christmas vacation of '58 . . . last and best, my class. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The blonde bomb . . . Senorita Wenzes . . . center on the hockey team . . . embezzling the class funds . . . con girl . . . feuds with Hafer and Walker . . . her friends, Janice and Whitey . . . forever talking . . . many activities . . . her friend in the Navy . . . always moving . . . neat personality . . . an- other contribution to Kutztawn. ,ft 1 , fumes Alfred Walher Jim Academic I'LL NEVER FORGET: The class of '59 . . . disaster - Walker meets Hafer . . . '58 Exeter game . . . Mr. Campbell . . . brother Fred . . . Mister Basketball -- Ron Krick . . . STATE CHAMPIONS '58f'59 . . . my 3 attempts at basketball . . . Ed and our midnite swim . . . Delaware with Hafers . . . the Poppy mill . . . sister Sandi . . . the 11th grade potato chip episode . . . my big mistake . . . Alds St Wences vs. Walker Gt Hafer . . . Christmas tree gathering with Freddie . . . my going away party at Delaware . . . New Year's Eve - '58 . . . Shoot them bats! . . . Frick and Frack on ice . . . Health classes . . . RUTHI . . . my Senior year. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Best friend, Freddie . . . the long black comb . . . love for football . . . class president . . . neat wardrobe . . . his girl, Ruthi . . . his part in the slipping battles . . . many expressions . . . fascinating eyes . . . hopes for the future, Albright College. Academic 26 Barbara. lean Wills Bains Academic I'LL NEVER FORGET: W.R.H.S .... terrific class trips . . . Lariat troubles . . . last minute term papers . . . trig classes . . . letters and trips to and from Syracuse . . . fun- S filled vacations . . . my lost senior write-up . . . fun at hockey and basketball practices . . . tumbling - how we love it . . . driver training thrills . . . state championship games . . . great underclassmen friends . . . my senior year . . . great class of '59. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The third part of the 3 Musketeers . . . her tall stature . . . her accident in gym . . . love for Syracuse . . . ambition to be a nurse . . . hard work on the Lariat . . . her long hair . . . ability in hockey and basketball . . . her intelli- gence. Name M. Alderman B. Auge B. Becker B. Berkenstoclc B. Benz B. Blanning C. Bohn C. Dengler B. Entzminger R. Geiss F. Hafer C. Hagenbuch E. Heinz I. Huesman .l. Kapelski C. Kersclmer P. Koch V. Kroenig G. Krow E. Kuhn 1. Lcwigna M. Lechleitner B. Lubas K. Miller W. Munroe L. Reichert l. Rossi U. Ruemmler C. Rulapaugh R. Scalese I. Walker C. Wentworth B. Wills Jfenivfa boialwilim 1959-Wants To Be History teacher join the Marines loin the Navy join the Air Force Home Ec. teacher Nurse Secretary Beautician Bookkeeper Minister Electrical Engineer Home Economist loin the Air Force Businessman loin the Air Force Chemical Engineer Merchandiser Elementary teacher Physicist Mortician loin the Navy Elementary teacher join the Army Secretary Commercial Artist Organist Airline Hostess Commercial Worker Professional Golfer Biologist Lawyer Mathematics teacher Nurse 1979-Will Be Run a home for retired sailors President of A.M.F. Bowling, Inc. Bill Haley's stand-in Millionaire curler manufacturer Author of Party Games Handbag Designer Ticket seller at Skyline Lady wrestler Female pitcher for the Phillies President of Hair-Gro Company Editor of Lonely Hearts Column Ballet dancer Zoot suit manufacturer Winky Dink Toy salesman Bugler at Camp Adahi Father of a dozen children Owner of No-Fleas, Inc. Owner of a dance studio Manager of Krow Loan Association Ambassador to Cuba Secretary General of the U.N. Salesgirl for Zipf's Candies Count of Cana' Crisco Owner of a nursery school Ford salesman Model for Wear White After Dark posters Mother of a dozen children Lady Boxer Salvation Army bell ringer Cleat cleaner for Cleveland Browns Owner of a Comb factory Pop-corn salesgirl at a Drive-ln Dormmother at Syracuse Yay, it wxlh merrwlzim Neener s car. lack, lim, Grant, Chas. Entz. Eric and Neener. Babs and Margie. Tenth grade class trip. -i 1 w mu w, ,V u mfg: ., Y at ff 1 A a f Eric, Baz, Dave, Ed. Kathy and Entz ,W w Second grade. fd! l 'Fib- an loan, Carol, and Babs. 3 ww if Q1 if Barry and Marge. cr. 1-F. c. c ee. ec U 12:5 B ' If N ' KE fl K ,I 1 + u, E x hy ' S 1 W 4 5 ! S W Apr' , Mary, Fred, and Carol. +., 5 Whitey. Ed. Rick 1,1 iw Rick and Donna. Ioan and Chaz. Q A v lil A I 5- - f A 5 v , . v o 'v 5. -vo .'. Q' g ' . 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'13-if ' 'SIN 3' -'r+,,, ' . ' ' ' dj ' ' - 1:1..-lr'-'-.- THE-V1.4-. 9:5 .-iw, -I t g.-.ha-EE 4:i:.L tp 5: Lin.. : .1 1- , It u ' Q , 3 J 'pl' - ' U- 2 - -r w o p AU: -:.f:,Z.v.:2 ,'o-.e..L:':2'-zgizggt ' ' ' .rn .'..' -Q cof+- W-M awe: xv :css A 'Y 'W' FIRST ROW-Qleft to rightlz R. Baer, J. Spannuth, M. Berkenstock, C. Bohn, J. Hass, J. Holtzman, P. Weiss, B. Strause, A. Porecco, B. Gajewski, E. Struble, W. Savage. SECOND ROW -Miss Mabel Fritz, W. Manning, R. Siegel, M. Dunkelberger, L. Schlottman, C. Kline, R. Kissinger, K. Potteiger, J. Goodhart, W. Ritz, T. Hiest, Mr. Alexander Campbell. THIRD ROW-J. Cremer, L. Phillipine, K. Waldron, J. Scheibner, J. Rickenbach, J. Moore, D. Devine, P. Kubacki, F. Edd- inger, R. Wheeler, M. Formicone. FOURTH ROW-B. Elzer, D. Becker, W. Ruemmler, K. Dwyer, L. Wolf, C. Hass, B. Beidler, R. Garner, D. Gottshall, R. Gingrich. FIFTH ROW-T. Williams, H. Hass, E. Goodwin, C. Poole. This year Was very favorable for the Juniors who were being prepared for their final year next September. The Juniors' project for making money was in the form of a dance called Harvest Moon which was the first dance of the year. The Juniors worked together as a group and be- cause of this teamwork they developed a dif- ferent and exciting dance that was very suc- cessful. The high-stepping Juniors had their pres- ence felt in the boys' sports of football, basket- ball, swimming, track, and baseball, while the girls added a lot of spirit in the sports of hock- ey, basketball, and cheering. They were also well represented in every activity offered. In the spring the eleventh grade class trip took them to Washington, D. C., where they toured the grounds of the Capitol. Miss Mabel Fritz and Mr. Alexander Camp- bell, the Junior class advisors, gave their guid- ance helpfully and willingly. The Juniors are greatly indebted to them for their good work. President ............ .... L inda Wolf Vice President ...... ....... H ans Hass Secretary ............. ....... C hrista Hass Treasurer ..... ....... J ames Cremer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SITTING - President, Linda.Wolf. LOOKING OVER SHOULDER - Secretary, Christa Hass. STANDING - Qleft to 'rightjz Treasurer, James Cremerg Vice President, Hans Hass. 32 E .. 'M 252, vigil: Egg Waitmg HAM Zum Q . 1 wail Phyllis Weiss and Elwood Struble. Christa and Tom fiwvn. b T ' LQ.-.Lf ,llf v url fi: A fi l K '7 rf 122 if 1 ,M -1-:Her-1-adnlra... , . ,, 'Z Mn ' 2 H ,,,, ,. ... E., A x 'li' Y .--X ' ,Lf 2' i ' i Qqfr. fl f ' . ', I 1, X ' vu ' N ' 1 4' ' w f 1 f .Mg f 1 I 1 ' . . , f 1- vi Q. ' il l N5 J Li '9 l if 1 1 4 Z Q g . .,., ,,,A -. ' Cy 'I ,.---- :Z lf' Q-Q'I'. 542' -N5 4 ' ,.. '1v'2f rg A wif 1 ' f 4 Judy and Linda. Class Clowns. Donna. Ed Goodwin, Rurhi. , A , ,. , -.. .V,, M rx- --W.. fo GMM FIRST ROW--fleft to 'rightjz W. Richards, J. Bilger, I. Kapelski, L. Gehret, D. Mancuso, T. Middleton, E. Entzminger, J. Hetherington, S. Mogel, J. Bohn, L. Conrath. SECOND ROW- D. DeCarlo, B. Ostroski, j. Mengel, T. Hertz, E. Minnich , B. Adams, E. Sweigart, E. Muschko, R. Wolf, R. Yerger, G. Lackwood. THIRD ROW-R. Zechman, S. Ferraro, R. Hinsey, L. Fisher, L. Keller, D. Hacker, I. Baer, M. Spatz, M. Freed, E. jones, N. Twyford. FOURTH ROW-G. Bal- mer, C. Johnson, W. Holdeman, j. Dobbins, P. Bansner, E. Summons, W. Wertz, D. Berckey, T. Bowers, L. Shiery. FIFTH ROW-Mr. Schaeffer, B. Young, G. Bratiotis, R. Krick, I. Shollen- berger, D. Reinert, I. Moyer, Mr. Dowling. The Class of '61 com- Pleted a successful year which consisted of a dance and a class trip to Philadel- phia. The class had partici- pants in many activities such as Vaquero, Band, Li- brary, Monitors, MacDow- ell, Junior Red Cross, Stu- dent Council, National Honor Society, and Lariat. The class also had par- ticipants in many sports. For the girls, field hockey, basketball, and cheering, while the boys showed their abilities in basketball, swim- ming, football, baseball, and track. The class will always re- member Mr. William Dowling and Mr. Gerald Schaeffer as their guides through their first year in senior high. OFFICERS President .......................... George Balmer Vice President ...... ............ I ack Moyer Secretary ............ ..... W illiam Wertz Treasurer ...... ...... D enton Berckey 34 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS to right-S. Pullen, R. Bubp, 1. Lash, D. Blau. During the preceding school year, the Class of '62 completed their last year in Junior High. They proved very helpful in ren- dering their services to many school activities and were always ready and rar- ing to go. The class participated in such activities as Vaquero, Lariat, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Band, Or- chestra, and Health Com- mittee. They also had President ......... Vice President members in the National Honor Society and Athletic Association. In sports the girls took part in hockey, basketball, and cheerleading. The boys added their ability to the Ir. High Basketball, track, and football teams. The Class of '62 is very thankful for the help and guidance they received from their very capable ad- visors, Mrs. Bolton and Mr. Sherry. Robert Bubp Sharyn Pullen Secretary ........... ................ I udy Lash Treasurer ..... Dorothy Becker FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightlz G. Tako, I. Schreffler, W. Tyson, C. Stockholm, D. Becker, G. Weidner, S. Pollen, M. Reedy, R. Gehret, R. Blatt, R. Nuss. SECOND ROW-W. Poole, F. Geiger, B. Stufflet, R. Rulapaugh, K. Stockholm, B. Gottshall, B. Rossi, S. Babb, C. Geiger, D. Shirey, R. Heckman. THIRD ROW-1. Waldron, A. Paolino, C. Beidler, I. Lash, R. Sitler, I. Heron, C. Shuker, M. Berk, B. Broome, I. Yost. FOURTH ROW-R. Bubp, A. Shuler, W. Williams, I. Spang, L. Shurilla, B. Poetter, L. Bard, R. Harleman, B. Kroenig, R. Clewell, A. Reinert. FIFTH ROW-Mr. Richard Sherry, Mrs. Helen Bolton. ' Qztade FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightj: B. jozwiak, I. Borden, M. Nesley, M. Bohn, D. Maurer, K. Bohn, M. Spang, B. Twyford, I. Feldman, R. Bechtel. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Gresh, B. White, C. Wentworth, L. Kerschner, C. Cartwright, E. Kapelski, J. Schmale, I.. Young, I.. Trayer, R. Levengood, Mr. Manwiller. THIRD ROW-R. Spiker, F. Spatz, S. McDonough, J. Doll, O. Eyrich, S. Kreider, 1. Rampolla, C. Guidara, B. Merritt. FOURTH ROW-R. Kantnor, L. Schleich- er, M. Wanner, M. Holdeman, M. Gardner, T. Wills. ABSENT-E. Wolf. A historical trip through Berks County, southeastern Pennsylvania, with stops at such points as the Ephrata Cloisters and the National Cemetery at Gettysburg, highlighted the E i g h t h Grade agenda this year. Members of the Class of '63 participated in many activities. Some of their activities were the Junior National Honor Society, Student Council, and Health Committee. Th boys participated in Juni High basketball and tra The Eighth Grade held annual Christmas par which was attended parents in the gymnasiu Under the capable sup vision of Mrs. Mary Gresh and Mr. E. H. M willer the members of t Class of '63 were succe fully guided through th second year of junior Hi OFFICERS President ..............,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Erwm Wolf Vice President ...... ...... K ermit Bohn Secretary ............ .,,,,, M arilyn Spang Treasurer ..... ..... D aniel Maurer 36 :Bev-en.tH. Qftade Under the capable supervision of Miss Dorothy Stoudt and Mr. John Shalter, the stu- dents of the seventh grade experienced the ups and downs of their new environment. Their interests followed many different paths. Some of the male members of this class participated in track and were on the junior high basketball team. The students were well represented in a wide range of school organiza- tions and clubs. Jean Mogel and Glenn Gasser represented their classmates at the Student Council meetings. The Seventh Grade was well represented at all school activities. We wish them clear sail- ing in their next years at W.R.H.S. OFFICERS Preszclent .............................. Michael Noll Vice President ..... ...... R onald Cardinal Secretary ......... .......... An n Moser Treasurer ...... ...... J oseph Crocona FIRST ROW-Cleft to righrlz G. Gasser, B. Weidner, S. Vanino, M. Stufflet, S. Murphy J. Crocona, A. Moser, M. Noll, R. Cardinal, R. Wieler, E. Moore, R. Stegeman, P. McDevitt, T, jones. SECOND ROW-R. Hinsey, G. Manning, D. Kahn, K. Reinert, S. Keller, B. Parker, I Mogel, B. Bennethum, B. Sommers, A. Heckman, R. Shuman, R. Summons, D. Phillipine, J Klinger. THIRD ROW-W. Slegorski, B. Babb, j. Rulapaugh, J. Savage, D. Nesley, S. Mengel P. Marino, E. Camillo, C. Bilger, S. Baer, C. Clemmer, S. Newhart, D. Kissling, A. Schlegel, D Eyrich, N. Greth. FOURTH ROW--I. Tucci, P. Senholzi, I. 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Gasser, J. Mogel, D. Becker, L. Kershner. SECOND ROW-R. Harleman, C. Kershner, R. Kissinger, K. Potteiger, G. Balmer, I. Moyer. THIRD ROW-F. l-lafer, D. Devine, Mr. A. Campbell, Mrs. M. Henne, Mr. W. Dowling, L. Wolf, E. Kuhn. This year Student Coun- cil, the directors of the year's productions, proved very active during the school months. Members of Council are elected by their homerooms at the end of each school year. Among the many pro- jects led by student council were the sale of Christmas cards, a dance, sale of sweatshirts, sale of booster badges, and the initiation of Student Day. Council renewed l a s t year's activities of Per- sonality of the Month , pep rallies, the suggestion box, check room for coats at the basketball games, color day, and selling decals. Because the new sched- ule eliminated the activity period, Student Council met every other Tuesday at noon. Their capable ad- visors were Mr. William Dowling, Mrs. Marjorie Henne, and Mr. Alexander Campbell. 40 Personality of the month STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE These vigorous lads and lassies held the highest roles offered at West Reading High. Under the leadership of Edward Kuhn these top five represented ninth through twelfth grades. They alone decided many wise moves taken in the 1958-59 season meetings for this group, which were held bi-weekly. A County Student Coun- cil Convention, held at Brandywine Heights, was attended by the entire ex' ecutive committee with Mrs. Marjorie Henne. A State Convention which was held at New Kensington, was attended by Ruth Kissinger and George Balmer. LEFT TO RIGHT--Delegate-at-large, Dorothy Beckerg Secretary, Donna Devine President, Edward Kuhn: Treasurer, George Balmerg Vice President, Ruth Kissinger EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President ............................ Edward Kuhn Vice President ........ ....... R uth Kissinger Secretary .............. ...... D onna Devine Treasurer ................. ...... G eorge Balmer Delegate-at-large ............ Dorothy Becker ACTIVE COUNCIL SPONSORS: Sale of Christmas cards. Sale of Coat check. basketball programs. . beg. FIRST ROW Cleft to 'rzghtl R Harleman, M. Alderman, D. Becker, L. Gehret, M. Lech- leitner E Entzmmger S Pullen J Hetherington, G. Balmer. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Mary Gresh E Muschlco L Keller E Summons, R. Wolf, L. Fisher, Miss Mabel Fritz. THIRD ROW- J Moyer B Wills B Boetter I Lash, C. Hagenbuch, W. Wertz. Membership in the Na- tional Honor Society in the Senior High School and the National Honor Society in the Junior High School con- fers distinction on those students who are outstand- ing in scholarship, leader- ship, service, and character. Since the groups are small most of the activities are carried on jointly. In our school National 42 Honor Society is not pri- marily a service organiza- tion, but students attain membership because of their outstanding service in various areas. Among the group's activities in the past have been sport hops, formal dances, assembly programs, Holy Week de- votions, and a party at the year's end in honor of sen- ior members. manibou. The monitors are found in the hallsg their main purposes are directing hall traffic and keeping the noise to a minimum. This past year the moni- tors held monthly meet- ings to discuss the prob- lems that they faced on their posts and tried to solve these problems. A new monitor post was add- ed to help solve some of y the hall congestion, also at the end of every quarter monitor posts were changed. This group was advised by Mrs. Mary Gresh and Miss Mabel Fritz. At the end of the year a picnic was held by the monitors. FIRST ROW-Cleft to righrlz I. Kapelski, B. Gajewski, I. Bohn, K. Potteiger, M. Lech- leitner, C. Hagenbuch, B. Enrzminger, B. Strause, D. Berckey. SECOND ROW-P. Bansner T. Hertz, J. Holtzman, Mrs. Gresh, Miss Fritz, B. Minnich, J. Bilger, B. Wertz. THIRD ROW-P Kubaclci, R. Kissinger, C. Kline, P. Koch, L. Fisher, E. Muschko, D. Devine, I. Rickenbach FOURTH ROW-B. Berkenstock, 1. Mengel, K. Dwyer, L. Wolf, C. Hass, M. Spatz, L. Keller, I. Goodhart, R. Becker. Uaquuw- wi as FIRST ROW-fleft to 'rightlz W. Munroe, B. Entzminger L Reichert M Alderman L Wolf, C. Bohn, B. Betz, E. Kuhn. SECOND ROXV-P. Kubacki I Holtzman P Bansner Miss Dorothy Stoudt, C. Kershner, L. Gehrer, I. Hetherington. THIRD ROW M Spatz K Dwyer 1. Goodhart, D. Gottshall, E. Goodwin, B. Strause, R. Kissinger D Devine Show Business served as the theme for the 1959 VAQUERO. The green and black cover is symbol- ic of the graduating class's colors. Like all plays there must be a directory serving this job was Mary Alderman, editor. There must also be a producer, and filling this job was Miss Dorothy Stoudt, advisor. Through the Work of the advisor, editor, and staff, the VA- QUERO has completed another successful year at West Reading High School. School Daze , the VA- QUERO'S November dance, proved to be a Worth while venture both socially and economically. The dance was highlighted by the election of an Ac- tivity King and Queen. The King Was Edward Kuhn, Ir., and the Queen was Ruth Kissinger. The attendants were Linda Wolf and James Walker. 44 wwf: QW Q E if J. Walker, R. Kissinger, Queeng E. Kuhn, Kingg L. Wolf. Miss Stoudt, Vaquero advisor. -Z Joyce and Lynda. Barbara 45 Phil. lj-.7een.4. FIRST ROW-fleft to rightj: E. Muschko, 1. Bilger, S. Mogel, T. Hertz, J. Kapelski, P. Weiss, E. Middleton, 1. Holtzman, M. Spatz, C. Hass, V. Kroenig. SECOND ROW-Miss Mildred Brunner, B. Strause, M. Lechleitner, I. Rossi, B. Betz, E. Minnich, M. Alderman, D. Devine, I. Rickenbach, R. Kissinger, J. Goodhart. THIRD ROW-C. Bohn, I. Baer, K. Waldron, L. Wolf, B. Entzminger, C. Wentworth, C. Hagenbuch, P. Kubacki, B. Gajewski, A. Porecco, K. Potteiger, C. Kline, 1. Hetherington. FOURTH ROW-B. Wills, R. Wolfe. Reorganizing the Y-Teens proved hard and wise to all at West Reading High. The girls quickly moved into action by per- forming services for the Reading Hospital, Wemersville State Hospital, P.T.A., and W.R.H.S. A Mid-Winter Conference for Central Pennsylvania delegates was attended by Ruth Kissinger on February 6, 7, and 8. Miss Mildred Brunner advised Y-Teen members throughout plans and services of the year. The following served as officers and com- mittee chairmen who worked diligently throughout the 1958-59 term: President .......................... Ruth Kissinger Vice President Bonnilyn Betz Secretary .......... .............. K ay Potteiger Treasurer ....... Carol Hagenbuch Social ....... .......,...... I oan Rossi Program ..... .......... B arbara Wills Service .,.,,,,,,., Carol Wentworth Inter-Club ..... ....r I oyce Holtzman JoAnne Kapelski Chaplain ....... ....... M ary Alderman Historian ,..,,,,,,., ........ B onnilyn Betz Refreshments ............... Publicity ........... ........ Vicki Kroenig Carol Hagenbuch 1 .rw YS FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightl: P. McDevitt, C. Cartwright, G. Weidner, B. Weiler, M. Formicone, R. Scalese, L. Fisher, Mr. Manwiller. SECOND ROW-A. Paolino, R. Hackman, R. Speiclier, B. jozwialc, B. Stufflet, J. Rossi, M. Alderman. THIRD ROW-E. Kuhn, R. Wheeler, B. Garner, W. Munroe, P. Bansner, Mr. Slianer. FOURTH ROW-R. Krick, G. Wagner, T. Herxz, C. Kline, M. Spatz, C. Hass. Gamnukffee FIRST ROVV-fleft to rightl: S. Pullen, F. Hnfer, F. Ecldinger, W. Ruemmler, D. Becker. SECOND ROW-S. Kreider, Mrs. Henne, advisurg Mrs. Stanton, advisory I. Bilger. THIRD RONV-S. Ferraro, M. Spang, P. Rivers, B. Auge. FOURTH ROW-S. Wagoner. FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightlz C. Kershner, I. Rossi, 1. Rickenbach, C. Hagenbuch, M. Lechleitner, B. Wills, F. Hafer, B. Gajewski. SECOND ROW-Miss Mabel Fritz, B. Strause, B. Entzminger, C. Dengler, V. Kroenig, E. Kuhn, U. Ruemmler, L. Gehret, R. Wolf, Mrs. Helen Bolton. THIRD ROW-E. Muschko, R. Kissinger, D. Devine, J. Mengel, K. Dwyer, K. Waldron, L. Keller, C. Hass, B. Minnich. FOURTH ROW-W. Wertz, D. Berckey, C. Poole, E. Good- win, G. Bratiotis, P. Bansner, G. Balmer, J. Moyer. Every show must have its publicity agent. Filling this reqiiirement, W.R.H.S. has the LARIAT. The LARIAT is the school newspaper which is pub- lished once a month dur- ing the school yearg it in- forms the students of the activities throughout the school and community. Under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief, Carol Ha- genbuch, and advisors, Mrs. Helen Bolton and Miss Mabel Fritz, the LARIAT again made a commendable showing. Anything from grade school activities to high school athletics and scho- lastics can be found in print in the LARIAT. The LARIAT staff also spon- sored a school dance dur- ing March. BUSINESS STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Secretary-Treasurer .......... Barbara Wills Editor-in-Chief ---------- Carol Hagemb'-1Ch Circulation Manager ., Ursula Ruemmler News Editor .............. Judith Rickenbach Feature Editor ........ Marjorie Lechleitner Sports Editor ....... ...... F rederick Hafer 48 ,,.4. ,, W ,, !!l,.l - rf - , QQ 1 'iffgxg if Q1 l x 1' HI ' I fr i ' - 1' ' :fu mx LN., Yfggvn 'UZQVEEE MK ,, I z'- L rl ' W H , :1 , ,I tmgydmsir-+kS1p-l fgfifh? X. 1 x ld: I ' Q. i g Q x r 2 ' fm Q 'Q-Ag 1 V NL ' . Iii : 'X 1--V .1 1 . F' H QQ A. 9 ell N, N s -:Rf xi-J, Ll 1' N 5 'Ffil , r I ,Q if L ' L , VfA... f '1 ' Y pf '1X. 4 b -25:3 6-,-4,.-, Xa, QI V, ' 7 - ., V. 5 ' 3- N .. -., , V if? X i R f+5?,, QQQM ,,.. ' 2 , 3955345511 H3553 5 wwq.-,,,: 5,5 wg' Few of us are aware of the Work that goes into making our school library one of the best. Our li- brarian, Mrs. Mary Ann Lash, with the aid of the members of the Library Club, keeps our library up to date in news and meth- ods. This busy club is composed of members from seventh to twelfth grades. These students meet on two different days, Tuesday and Wed- .1 nesday. They are also in charge of the library situ- ated in the elementary building. During Book Week they are busy as beavers decor- ating so it is pleasant to work there. Christmas time also finds a lovely decorative atmos- phere about the library. Students take care of the bulletin board. They also enjoy covered dish socials throughout the year. FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightj: B. Gottshall, M. Reedy, G. Weidner, E. Middleton, D. Becker, E. Entzminger, I. Bohn, B. Adams, R. Gehret. SECOND ROW-R. Nuss, C. Shuker, T. Hertz, I. Bilger, Mrs. Mary Ann Lash, advisor, E. Minnich, S. Babb, B. Rossi, M. Freed. THIRD ROW-G. Balmer, M. Spatz, I. Moore, M. Dunkelberger, F. Eddinger, B. Broome I. Lzishk Bansner. FOURTH ROW-W. Wertz, I. Moyer, G. Bratiotis, I. Baer, 1. Wan ner, . e er. 1 a ' -- .V-. A.. , , 1 1 ' . , h,yq1HH - -I QF E' ?x, ' ,',4 1 M, -, 1 -- V 'j i-325.1 'A Iwi n 1 Q n 4 . f Tk 1 ki. I , J . Fr V ' ' -.,. .,, V K ,. HJC: w 1' V ' , Y p. wr, ,,. Nftf' y ,f ' U , A'fPwK L l,, f 'ff Q- ' 5 fs 'X hW Ww vf' . - . 3- Q X: v1 , ' -' r 11.59, Q , x, 1 ii, 1 -i ,Li if 0 ,g v, D H' . ','Ii,-' C' 3 iwf .ff .Q ' J 1 Y 'Qi' ' IS MH Y xx 'infix ---- Q X?T!j?EPiM A X .uf aj? ,4gv ,.,,i, :qv I .m25 '2ff7F1 '5 ' 4 'ax ff Sb Q ,MW Adu it SA , YRS E . ,ggll 1 ' f Www if wqvfiwe 4 ' f' 'U' ' U . Q f' 4 . 5 21' 5 V 'fix ., A -W ,135 K' W, .l ng EQ-Q ,fn l . 'ijfii 51 , Esggwv, N W .,. Qtuukm Red FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightl: M. Spang, 1. Mogel, M. Nesley, P. Freed, T. jones, E. Moore P. Senholzi, R. Stegeman, S. Vanino, B. Parker. SECOND ROW-I. Haas, C. Bilger, P. Marino S. Mengel, B. Sommer, M. Noll, Mrs. Gresh, J. Savage, B. Bennethum, P. Rivers, S., Baer, E. Camillo, S. Newhart. THIRD ROW-L. Gehret, B. Stufflet, C. Cartwright, M. Stauffer, R Wagner, S. Pullen, I. Heinz, J. Hetherington, C. Clemmer. FOURTH ROW-J. Heron, R. Wolf, B. Gottshall, S. Whitmoyer, C. Stockholm, R. Rulapaugh, M. Dunkelberger, K. Stockholm, E Sweigart, S. Babb, E. Muschko, R. Sittler. FIFTH ROW-L. Shurilla, B. Poetter, M. Garner, L Keller, G. Wagner, J. Bohn, K. Waldron, M. Spatz, B. Broome, F. Eddinger. SIXTH ROW-S Wagner, M. Berk, C. Beidler, C. Shuker. Following the motto: We Serve Others , the junior Red Cross, under the guidance of Mrs. Mary E. Gresh, filled forty-five Christ- mas stockings with useful articles for Berks Heim. These busy workers also made slippers, bibs, crossword puzzle books, and stuffed toys. Christmas trees were trimmed at Berks Heim by members of this organization. Planning the projects is the main function of the Junior Red Cross Council. Members of the Council are: Barbara Broome, Mildred Dunkelberger, Laraine Gehret, Judith Heron, Joyce Holtzman, Robbi Sittler, Edith Sweigart, and Rebecca Wolfe. OFFICERS President ........................ Rebecca Wolfe Vice President ..... ...... I oyce Holtzman Secretary ............ ........... C arol Herb Treasurer ...... ...... K aren Waldron fume vvzw THE VALIANT . Q Me I i 1 3 , if my W 'zz Ee '- -- TT . f .M ef: , M . iw, LEFT TO RIGHT-W. Ruemmlcr, C. Poole, P. Weiss, D. Becker, R. Garner, B. Elzer. REHEARSAL SITTING-flefr to 'rightjz I. Hetherington, L. Wolf. SECOND ROW-C. Haas, K. Pott- eigcr, C. Kline, T. Hertz. Tiff? ' gf - ' if .. K W' . A. . K i T J , 15.62- . 1 ,E 5 Q, K1 H, ...:, K 'X . :mfswwf -5 - .44 Q.:-wwwww H A X' ww ww Wag Q , H22 rg.332-.QQz.z g+ MXN mfg ' H . ' 3 W ge? W' H , r,.. I 'TRT'Wi. . m.aeD0u1-all a in 'wr' if it sf. wi EE re-E2 usb' HF! Hg wllldlmwHlilw ww ggi ffm 1 1 ww ::f,, ,u H.. w -a H ggi: M ww lull, in was-anfx fssizaxxu iwrsgtef u wzssiisin -fw 1 w1ffPw v.s11ff uwlgi-si e-Q .M-. M : :gr -1 U we v 'ww H in -1 M - w H w :.- 1-A z FIRST ROW-fleft to righrl: L. Reichert, M. Lechleitner, J. Kapelski, L. Gehret, I. Rossi, M. Alderman, I. Goodhart, E. Iones. SECOND ROW-I. Hetherington, K. Potteiger, I. Holtz- man, Mrs. Dorothy Dowling, E. Muschko, C. Kline, E. Sweigart. THIRD ROW-W. Savage, L. Keller, M. Spatz, C. Hagenbuch, R. Kissinger, D. Devine, K. Dwyer, W. Ruemmler. FOURTH ROW-R. Becker, G. Bradiotis, B. Wills, E. Goodwin, L. Wolf, D. Gottshall. The MacDowell Chorus is composed of senior high school students who are selected through vocal tryouts. Some of the programs in which the chorus participated were The American Education Week, Christmas, and Easter Assemblies. MacDowell also took part in the annual Christmas Tree Lighting at the Fifth Avenue traffic circle and carol singing at the Reading Hospital and P.T.A. Several members of the Chorus were chosen to participate in Senior County Chorus - sopranos, Mary Alderman and Carol Ha- genbuchg altos, Joan Rossi, Marjorie Lechleit- ner, and Lynda Reichert, tenors, Walter Sav- age and Edward Jones, basses, David Gott- shall and Walter Ruemmler. The annual spring music concert, pre- sented by the vocal music organizations under the leadership of Mrs. William C. Dowling, was given on April 24th. 947.03 'PZ' LEFT TO RIGHT-M. Alderman, C. Hagenbuch, D. Devine, R. Kissinger, M. Spatz, E. Muschko, M. Lechleitner. I FIRST RCW-flefc to rightjz L. Young, S. Pullen, S. Keller, D. Becker, B. Weiler, I. Schmnle, K. Clemmenson, M. Reecly, B. Twyford. SECOND ROW-1. Rampolla, S. Kreider, R. Rulapaugh, L. Trayer, A. Yeich, C. Stockholm, J. Stoudr, D. Nestly, J. Doll, K. Stock- holm. THIRD ROW-B. Poetter, J. Lash, B. Gottshall, O. Eyrich, C. Beidler, S. Babb, B. Rossi g. Shulcer, L. Shurilla. FOURTH ROW-L. Keller, I. Wanner, Mrs. Dowling, M. Braun, B ronme. if i Band FIRST ROW .- Cleft to rightjr T. Bowers, R. Garner, S. McDonough, R. Hinsey, E. Sum- mons, D. DeCarIo, R. Baer. SECOND ROW - D. Went- ling, I. Rulapaugh, R. Cardinal, D. Phillipine, I. Cro- cona. THIRD ROW - G. Weid- ner, I. Wanner, D. Mancuso. . . . FIRST ROW Cleft to 'rightlz Weidner, I. Sc er, M. Bohn, H e c k m a n , Klinger, I. Lyk S. T e i t s w o r SECOND RO - T. Hertz, Bubp, D. Stand I. Schreffler, White, P. Mc vitt, G. Gasser Geiger. THI ROW - S. Mc E. 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I-,.I . ' '- . ' - .. .'. - r- '-f. ' ' I- - ': -'-' 7 'r I' . -. ' ' . ',..,.,, ' ,' a ' ,,' . . v , n- I-'.,- ,I '.', - . n v , ' ,, . u ,I ' - ' . . ,TI . I I I. IIII-.-I . II,.I.. I I..,n, ,,..' I- . gI:I -I.ffII ,I ,,II- . . - - . - - - ' .. I ,v '. - ' n g .' u -1 ' 'z f'.' a-' '- . :I 1. ' .' . ' 1 '-. .f'-- -'.'- - . njI,I:I,,. I-I.. , ,.- I , , .,Iy,I:'-I'I.I ..I .II . -I I . . . . . - I- . ' ' 7 ' I.- .' -'s ,'9', 15,1 ' 1 'I'- . , ' y . -... . ,H . :I .-. , , ,, . ,. , . ,I . ,, , II. ,I .III 4. r .,-II, g: :iw- Q'vrnrvvf'T GOO ,GI Aff- Ei ,Q KI sl , ':.f lg' a'l 1 1' W ...biza G 45 Q f 55 ' y EE? 1 1 7X X ,. X' t ' K 6 L ' + f f f in ' '23 , U' n 4 NX ' ' 'll 4 n '9 44? X ffl! ff- X 'X ULU D X U' A w xx ' X 3 Lili-': X - x , .- ,K 1 I K X - .. - 1 --:Ang - - uw- - D - Qwtaafl FIRST ROW-fleft to 'rightlz I. Walker, I. Kapelski, E. Heinz, R. Scalese, R. Geiss, W. Munroe, B. Berkenstock. SECOND ROW-R. Garner, E. Goodwin, H. Hass, M. Forrnicone, C. Poole, T. Williams, R. Bubp, H. Brown. THIRD ROW-L. Bard, T. Bowers, R. Wheeler, R. Krick, B. Siegel, R. Harleman, W. Holdeman. FOURTH ROW-L. Phillipine, R. Zechman, E. Jones, I. Cremer, C. Johnson, D. Pailino, W. Williams, F. Geiger, R. Nuss, W. Poole. FIFTH ROW-Mr. G. Schaeffer, Mr. A. Campbell, D. Becker. West Reading has apparently started on the comeback trail in football. After dropping all of their seven games last year, the Cowboys came through under the watchful eye of Mr. Alex Campbell and Mr. Gerald Schaeffer with three wins and five defeats. In the initial game of the season the Cow- boys upset the Exeter Eagles by a score of 24-19. Senior Bill Munroe's steal of an Exeter pitch-out in the remaining seconds of the final quarter gave the Cowboys their first victory in 10 starts. In the next game the Cowboys were defeated 14-0 by Upper Dub- in. In the following game the Cowboys came to life with a 7-6 win over the Schwenksville Bluejays. Mike Formicone's 85-yard punt touchdown return and Bob Siegel's extra point carry paved the Way for victory. Barry Berk- enstock's tremendous defensive play helped save the day. Following this game the Cow- boys lost to their traditional rival, Wyomissing 39-0, and to Pottsgrove by a 14-7 score. On November 1, West Reading edged Jenkintown 20-19 on the Cowboys' field. The Cowboys were sparked with TD's by Rick Sca- lese, jim Walker, and Rick Geiss. The Cow- boys, however, dropped their last two games. Selected on the Berks All-County Football team was West Readings tackle, Hans Hass. Receiving honorable mention were: captain, Rick Scaleseg end, Barry Berkenstockg and center, Rick Geiss. The leading scorers this year were half- backs, Rick Scalese and Mike Formicone, with 19 points each. Departing seniors are Rick Scalese, Rick Geiss, jim Walker, Eric Heinz, Barry Berken- stock, Bill Munroe, and Joe Kapelski. SCHEDULE Opponents West: Reading Exeter ........................ 19 24 Upper Dublin .......... 14 0 Schwenksville ............ 6 7 Wyomissing ........ ..... 3 9 0 Pottsgrove ....... ..... 1 4 7 Jenkintown ........ ..... 1 9 20 Bridgeport .................. 7 6 Lower Moreland ...... 33 0 BEFORE AFTER Bill Munroe, Barry Berkenstock, Eric Heinz. Barry, Eric, Bill. Rick Scalese. lim and Rick. Barry. Bill. 61 Ari anxious moment , ' l3'aAke65aZZ FIRST ROW-fleft to rightlz L. Phillipine, Cv. Krow, R. Wheeler, R. Scalese, R. Cveiss. SECOND ROW-C. Kerschner, M, Formicone, E. Kuhn, E. Goodwin, R. Krick, H. Hass, 1. Walker, D. Becker, Mr. Roy Bilger. The West Reading Varsity took the sports oscars for the 1958-59 sports year by Winning the PIAA Class C State Championship. The Cowboys opened the season with five ex- hibition games, winning all five. The Bilgermen continued on their win- ning ways by downing all eight league oppon- ents twice, and defeat- ing another non-league opponent. The only loss suffered by the Cow- boys Was in their Berks County Championship game suffered at the hands of the Kutztown Cougars, Eastern Di- vision Champs, and State Class B Champs. However, the Cowboys quickly re- bounded from this loss and went on to defeat all five opponents in their march to the State Throne. Led by record-break- ing Ron Krick, who scored 961 points, Ed Kuhn and his clutch shooting, back court antics of Grant Krow and Rick Scalese and the defensive demon Ed Goodwin, the Cowboys reigned victorious. Mike Formicone was a very ef- ficient number six man and often got the relief role. Other members of the Varsity were Sen- iors: Jack Huesman and lim Walkerg lun- iors: Bob Wheeler, Hans Hass, and Denny Beck- er. 62 Who Me? eg Let me in! I!wwLtg13 All right you guys! Watch it Ed! Rah! Oops! Steal for Stan. SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Opponents Brandywine ................ South Lebanon Exeter ................ Annville ............ Mt. Penn ............ Wyomissing ........ Hamburg ............ Conrad Weiser Wilson ........................ Schuylkill Valley Muhlenberg ................ Governor Mifflin Perry ............................ Wyomissing ................ West Reading 55 65 63 66 86 67 75 52 68 70 61 83 81 65 Opponents Hamburg .................... Palmyra ................. Conrad Weiser ........ Wilson ........................ Schuylkill Valley ...... Muhlenberg ................ Governor Mifflin ...... Perry ............................ Kutztown .................... Greenwood ................ Hummelstown .......... lim Thorpe ................ Wilkes Barre Twp. Lilly - Washington West Reading 70 70 61 71 78 94 74 78 34 74 77 88 58 74 7!wm3tgI3 Starting line-up in action. STATE PLAYOFFS West Reading paced by Krick's great shooting performance downed Greenwood Joint at Lebanon Valley Charge by a 74-41 score. Red Goodwin with 12 points and Ed Euhn with 11 points added to the Cowboy ire. DISTRICT 3 CHAMPIONSHIP The Cowboys captured their first District 3 title by defeating I-Iummelstown 77-42 at the Hershey Arena before 8,000 fans. Krick paced the Cowboys with 35 points. Ed Kuhn and Rick Scalese were in double figures. Red Goodwin greatly aided Krick on the boards. EASTERN STATE SEMI-FINAL West Reading upset jim Thorpe at Al- bright by a S8-63 score. It was a great team victory for the Cowboys who had great inside shooting from Krick and good outside shoot- ing of Grant Krow and Ed Kuhn who divided 29 points. EASTERN STATE FINAL Wilkes Barre Township proved a very rough customer for the Cowboys at Hazelton. The Cowboys were forced to go all out to win 58-42. Great clutch playing by Grant Krow and Ron Krick won the game. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP The West Reading team captured its first Class C State Championship by trouncing Lilly-Washington 74-55 at Albright. After a bad first half the Cow- boys roared back with great team playing. Krick had 35 points to end this great season in West Reading history. Concentration. Go get 'em! K 'WWE FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightlz E. Summons, managerg E. Iones, A. Paolino, G. Bra- notls, managerg L. Conrath, D. Berckey, W. Poole, manager. SECOND ROW-J. Cremer, G Laclcwood, P. Bansner, j. Moyer, Mr. Richard Sherry, R. Gingrich, L. Bard, R. Harleman, D DeCarlo. Although somewhat over- shadowed by a brilliant varsity season, the junior varsity man- aged to produce many thrilling games. Under their new men- tor, Richard Sherry, the team de- veloped as the year progressed. The spotlight of the year fell on the second Hamburg game. The spirited J. V. Cowboys brushed aside their opponents in a close, hard-fought game by a score of 42-41. The Hamburg team had only lost one game un- til this defeat. 65 High-scorer for the season was Jack Moyer who racked up a total of 230 points. Leroy Bard also made an impression with his aggressive playing. Other boys who saw a great deal of action were Danny DeCarlo, Gaton Lackwood, Ralph Ging- rich, Ronnie Harleman, and ,lim Cremer. The prospects for next year seem very good since the majority of the boys are only in ninth and tenth grade. ' High Baakew-aZZ FIRST ROW--flcfc to Tigllfji F. Geiger, B. lozwiak. SECOND ROW-I. Borden, G. Tack, E. Wolf, F, Spatz, D. Shiery, NV. Poole, D. Maurer. Tl'llRD ROW-R. Nuss, S. McDon- ough, B. Merritt, T. Wills, A. Schuler, R. Bubp, Keeping with the trend of winning basket- ball teams, the junior high team placed sec' ond in their division. The baby Cowboys lost only to Mt. Penn and Gov. Mifflin. Tom Wills led the defensive playing. The most spectacular game was provided by Daniel NV. Williams, ,l. Waldron, R. Heckman. Boone, whom the team defeated by a score of 25-24. Dave Shiery clinched the game by dropping two foul shots in the closing seconds. Wills, Tom l-lunsinger, Alan Schuler, and Bob Bubp provided the necessary height for the team. The girls' hockey team under the guidance of Mrs. Jeanne Smith, compiled a record of 2 wins, 2 losses, and 2 ties. The most exciting game of the season was played with Muhlen- berg. At half time the Cow- girls found themselves behind by one goal. In the second half the girls scored 2 goals which gave them this outstanding victory over the Muhls. Barbara Strause was the high scorer for the Cowgirls with 4 goals. The Cowgirls scored a total of 6 goals to their oppon- ents' 6. Bonnilyn Betz and Car- ol Hagenbuch served as co- captains. West Reading O SCHEDULE Opponents Muhlenberg ...... O Wilson ............. Z 1 Gov. Mifflin ....... ..... 1 1 Muhlenberg ..... 1 2 Wilson ................. ..... 2 0 Gov. Mifflin .......... ..... 0 2 Conrad Weiser 5 O FIRST ROW Cleft to rightjz I. Holtzman, B. Poetter, 1. Hetherington, I. Kapelski, S Babb B Stufflet SECOND ROW-E. Middleton, manager: B. Strause, L. Fisher, E. Muschko B Betz C Hagenbuch, I. Rossi, B. Rossi, P. Kubacki, M. Reedy, manager. THIRD ROW Mrs Jeanne Smith, B. Entzminger, C. Wentworth, R. Kissinger, B. Wills, J. Wan- ner L Wolf M Spatz j. Moore, C. Kline, L. Keller, manager. fp.. FIRST ROW-Cleft to 'rightjz F. Geiger, Mr. Iohn Shalter, I. Schreffler, manager. SEC- OND ROW-R. Heckman, B. Auge, W. Munroe, L. Bard, I, Dobbins, C. Kerschner, C. Ruln- paugh, D. Reinert, A. Reinert, R. Garner, C. Poole. After many years of championship teams, and Seniors, Bill Munroe, Charles Kerschner, coach John Shalter is in the process of rebuild- Charles Rulapaugh, and Barry Auge. Reinert ing. Although the record of 1 win and 4 also put West Reading on the sports marquee losses isn't too impressive, many competent by placing in state diving competition. performances were given by Dennis Reinert SCORERS Dennis Reinert Charles Poole Robert Garner Richard Heckman William Munroe Charles Kerschner James Dobbins Fred Geiger Allen Reinert 68 R 9471.03 I3 FIRST ROW-flefr to rightl: B. Strause, C. Bohn, E. Middleton, 1. Kapelski. SECOND ROW-C. Beidler, manager, S. Babb, B. Rossi, I. Rossi, B. Entzminger, B. Betz, D. Becker, I. Holtzman, manager. THIRD ROW-K. Potteiger, manager, I. Lash, R. Kissinger, K. Dwyer, B. Wills, L. Wolf, C. Hagenbuch, 1. Baer, C. Hass, C. Kline, E. Muschko, Mrs. Jeanne Smith. Champions again! This phrase fully de- scribes the winning season posted by Mrs. Jeanne Smith's girls' basketball squad. Even in the beginning of the season, hopes weren't shattered when losing a one-point heart- breaker to Muhlenberg in the final second. Through the rest of the season they worked and fought until the Cowgirls clinched the title in the finale with a victory over Mt. Penn. The final record was 5 wins and 1 loss. Six outgoing seniors will be leaving the scene this year: the co-captains, Ioan Rossi Bonnie Betz, Barbara Wills, and Carol Bohn. Among these, Barbara Entzminger was top performer with 86 points, and Ioan Rossi col- lected 44 assists. Sharing the limelight with the seniors are guards, Linda Wolf and Christa Hassg for- wards, Carole Kline, Ruth Kissinger, and Bar- bara Strause. Still with the winning line-up, the stand- ins provided the exceptional spirit which helped pace the girls to victory. So again, we are proud to salute our girls and Barbara Entzmingerg Carol Hagenbuch, .. Champions , SCHEDULE Opponents West Reading Exeter .......................... 42, Wilson ........................ Conrad Weiser Gov. Mifflin .............. Muhlenberg ...... Mt. Penn .................... Gov. Mifflin .............. Muhlenberg ...... Mt. Penn ....... .......... 20 36 49 19 69 23 31 45 44 28 35 16 Z2 22 45 34 38 B As spring rolls around the wellfknown sport of baseball emerges from the wings to take its place in the spotlight. This year the team, under the direction of Mr. Gerald Schaffer, will depend on many returnees to carry them to victory. Among the previous varsity lettermen we find Rick Scalese, a Speedster and a good batsmang Mike Formi- cone, a strong south-paw, and more strength in Bob Seigel, jim Bohn, Louie Philippine, Jim Cremer, and Eric Heinz. Cowboy competition exists in the form of Gov. Mifflin, Muhlenberg, Wilson, Mt. Penn, and Exeter in the Central Division. The initial game is with Muhlenberg, and the sea- son draws to a close with Mt. Penn. FIRST ROW-fleft to rightl: M. Formicone, J. Cremer, I. Bohn, I. Huesman, R. Scalese, R. Geiss, R. Wheeler. SECOND ROW-R. Seigel, D. DeCarlo, L. Conrath, P. Bansner, D. Berckey, R. Zechman, L. Phillipine, W. Holdeman. THIRD ROW-T. Hunsinger, W. Richards, W. Wertz, Gerald Schaeffer, George Smith, I.. Bard, R. Harleman, A. Paolino. FOURTH ROW- D. Phillipine, j. Crocona, W. Ritz, Eyrich, managers. jmck FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightjz J. Huesman, G. Krow, E. Kuhn, I. Walker, W. Mum-oe, Hafer. SECOND ROW-M. Formicone, E. Summons, R. Krick, R. Garner, G. Balmer. THIRD ROW-E. Jones, H. Haas, E. Goodwin, D. Gottshall. FOURTH ROW-John Shaner. Coach john Shaner's 1959 track and field team was bolstered by 7 returning lettermen and several newcomers. The returning letter- men were: seniors - Bill Munroe, Ed Kuhn, Grant Krow, Fred Hafer, lim Walkerg junior - Ed Goodwing and sophomore - Ron Krick. This year was the third year of varsity track for Kuhn and Krow. Munroe was an excellent half-miler and a member of the medlay relay team. Kuhn ran the 440 and also was a member of the medlay relay team. Krow was a broad jumper and an outstanding high jumper. Hafer threw the discus and the shot put. Walker was a high jumper and a hurdle man. Goodwin ran in the 100 yard dash and the medlay relay. Krick threw the javelin and the shot put. 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Zinn .'!Zen,iwz, fwwu, MARY LOUISE ALDERMAN 505 Franklin Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 2-3307 Birth Date: May 11, 1941 Student Council 1, 25 Assembly Committee 1: Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Ir. Red Cross 1, 2: LARIAT 15 Basketball 15 Hockey lg Library 13 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4: MacDowell 2, 3, 4g Ath- letic Association 3, 43 Publicity 3: VAQUERO 3, editor 45 Y-Teens 43 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. BARRY FRANCIS AUGE 535 Franklin Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 4-6838 Birth Date: March 3, 1941 Health Committee 1, 45 Track 15 Archery 1, 35 Chess Club 3, Wrestling 35 Swimming 3, 43 Intercom 4. ROBERT WILLIAM BECKER, IR. 412 Chestnut Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 4-1516 Birth Date: May 31, 1941 Chess Club 2, 33 Intercom 3, 4: Monitors 45 Mac- Dowell 4. BARRY BRUCE BERKENSTOCK 429 Chestnut Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 5-6374 Birth Date: October 13, 1942 Ir. High Basketball 15 Stage Craft 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Activity Committee lg Chefs' Club 13 Basketball 2, 35 Wrestling 2, 35 Football 3, 43 As- sembfly Committee 3, 43 Publicity Club 33 Moni- tors . BONNILYN MAE BETZ 830 Warren Street Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 2-3695 Birth Date: May 2, 1941 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, 43 Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3g Ir. Chorus 15 Library lg Ir. Dramatics 15 VAQUERO 2, 3, 43 Assembly Committee 25 Monitors 3, 43 Home Ec. Club 33 Publicity 33 Y-Teens 43 Class Officer 3, 4. BARBARA ELLEN BLANNING 309 Sunset Road West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 2-2811 Birth Date: March 15, 1941 Jr. Classical League 1, 2, 33 Jr. Chorus 15 Usher- ettes' Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 35 Spectator 3, 43 Library 4g LARIAT 4. CAROL ANN BOHN 726 Reading Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 2-4014 Birth Date: January 26, 1942 LARIAT 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Chorus 1: Library 19 Ir. Red Cross 19 Hospitality Committee 15 Athletic Association 2, 3, VAQUERO 3, 45 Homemakers' Club 3: Basketball 3, 4: Y-Teens 4. CAROLYN LOUISE DENGLER 322 Chestnut Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 5-5067 Birth Date: February 3, 1942 Library 1, 2, 33 Games' Club 13 LARIAT 1, 43 Record Club 25 Banking 3, 4. BARBARA ANN ENTZMINGER 1825 Cotton Street Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 5-7060 Birth Date: December 27, 1940 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3: LARIAT 13 Band 15 Jr. Chorus 1: Activity Com- mittee 2, 35 Library 2g Hockey 3, 4: Publicity 3: VAQUERO 45 Y-Teens 4. RICHARD CARL GEISS 162 Tulpehocken Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 4-2519 Birth Date: February 2, 1942 Band 1, 2, 35 Sr. Sportsman's Club 1, 2, 33 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track lg Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Publicity 33 Assembly Com- mittee 1g Athletic Association 2. Yenicuz. Yeczww, FREDERICK DOUGLASS HAFER 434 Spruce Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 5-0509 Birth Date: March 12, 1941 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Dramatics 15 Stage Craft 15 Jr. High Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Chefs' Club 15 Activity Committee 15 LARIAT 2, 3, 45 Band 25 Basketball 2, 35 Health Committee 2, 3, 4. CAROL JOAN HAGENBUCH 705 Holland Square West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 3-7031 Birth Date: December 9, 1941 Jr. Red Cross 15 Jr. Chorus 15 LARIAT 1, 2, 3, editor 45 Library5 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 45 VAQUERO 25 MacDowell 2, 3, 45 Girls' En- semble 2, 3, 45 Homemakers' Club 2, 35 Monitors 2, 3, 45 Publicity 35 Intercom 4. JOHN FREDERICK HUESMAN 424 Sunset Road West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 2-1849 Birth Date: December 3, 1941 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 35 Varsity Club 3. JOSEPH FRANK KAPELSKI 320 Spruce Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 2-0211 Birth Date: November 9, 1941 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Football 45 Radio Club 25 Sr. Ceramics 35 Intercom 4. CHARLES DAVID KERSCHNER 383 Sunset Road West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 2-2766 Birth Date: February 3, 1942 Archery 15 Model Club 1, 25 Camera Club 1, 2, 35 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 LARIAT 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 25 VAQUERO 3, 45 Basketball 45 Student Coun- cil 4. PATRICIA ANNE KOCH 529 Chestnut Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 5-9564 Birth Date: August 30, 1941 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Hollywood Highlights 15 Chess Club 25 Sr. Illustrator Club 25 Sr. Ceramics 35 Banking Club 3. VICKI MAE KROENIG 120 South Second Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 3-6885 Birth Date: April 6, 1941 Jr. Chorus 15 Record Club 15 Banking 15 Library 2, 35 Home Ec. Club 25 Sr. Ceramics 3. GRANT REESE KROW 406 Sunset Road West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 6-1714 Birth Date: June 30, 1941 Football 15 Jr. High Basketball 15 Chefs' Club 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 35 Athletic Association 35 Publicity Club 3. EDWARD JOSEPH KUHN, JR. 739 Penn Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 4-5440 Birth Date: August 20, 1941 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track Z, 3, 45 Sports Club 25 Publicity 35 Student Council 3, President 45 VA- QUERO 45 Athletic Association 45 LARIAT 4. JAMES RALPH LAVIGNA 215 South Third Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 4-7466 Birth Date: June 8, 1941 Hospitality Committee 15 Assembly Committee 2, 35 Printing 2. MARJORIE ANN LECHLEITNER 117 South Seventh Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 4-1557 Birth Date: August 16, 1941 Jr. Chorus 15 LARIAT 1, 2, 3, 45 Library 15 Jr. Red Cross 15 Honor Society 1, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 25 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Monitors 3, 45 MacDowell 2, 3, 4. .5P,enioJz. .Yemen BARRY ANTHONY LUBAS 224 Sycamore Road West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: None Birth Date: November 12, 1941 KATHLEEN RUTH MILLER 108 Yarnell Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 3-5820 Birth Date: June 20, 1941 Jr. Chorus 1: Record Club 1, 2: Hollywood High- lights 1: Band 2, 3, 4: Library 2, 3: Sr. Home- makers 3. WILLIAM FOX MUNROE 418 Sycamore Road West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 2-2018 Birth Date: August 7, 1941 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Activity Com- mittee 1: Sports Club 2: Swimming 3, 4: Publicity Club 3: Athletic Association 3, 4: Intercom 4: VAQUERO 4. LYNDA JANE REICHERT 121 Obold Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 2-2543 Birth Date: August 20, 1941 LARIAT 1, 2: Jr. Chorus 1: Library 1: Jr. Red Cross 1: Assembly Committee 1: Y-Teens 1, 4: MacDowell 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3: VA- QUERO 3, 4: Activity Committee 3. JOAN ELAINE ROSSI 103 Franklin Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 4-6650 Birth Dare: August 4, 1941 LARIAT 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1: Jr. Chorus 1: Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1: Cheer- leading 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: MacDowell 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Y- Teens 4. CHARLES JOHN RULAPAUGH 430 Chestnut Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 3-3926 Birth Date: May 16, 1941 Swimming 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4. URSULA DORA RUEMMLER 250 Penn Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 5-0810 Birth Date: May 13, 1939 Library 1, 2, 3: LARIAT 1, 2, 3, 4: Games' Club 1: Sr. Homemaking Club 3: Banking 3. RICARDO VINCENT SCALESE 309 Tulpehocken Avenue West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 4-6413 Birth Date: May 13, 1941 Chefs' Club 1: Collectors' Club 1: Jr. Dramatics 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4: Record Club 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football Club 3: Publicity Club 3. JAMES ALFRED WALKER 384 Oak Terrace West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 6-2214 Birth Date: May 20, 1941 Student Council 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 3, 4: Swim- ming 1: Chefs' Club 1: Camera Club 1: Honor Society 1: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Publicity 3: Track 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Intercom 3. CAROL ANN WENTWORTH 215 Chestnut Street West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 5-4676 Birth Date: December 25, 1941 Jr. Red Cross 1: Jr. Chorus 1: Activity Committee 1: LARIAT 1, 2: Basketball 1: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Health Committee 2, 3, 4: VAQUERO 2, 3, 4: MacDowell 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 4. BARBARA JEAN WILLS 124 Kent Way West Reading, Pennsylvania Telephone: FR 4-1264 Birth Date: May 31, 1941 Jr. Chorus 1: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: LARIAT 1, 2, 3, 4: Homemakers' Club 1: Y- Teens 1, 4: Library 1, 2: Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: MacDowell 2, 3, 4: Health Committee 2, 3: Monitors 3. XM v 'Plaudifa 904 a. .bquacmdlul Jfeczwn ,fa 4 Aff! MW-iw ROWXQJQ 1 A Wv7fW W 263 Maier H Ejwy JEMLJZ 50262, ww mg. I KK soul' ll! Ill can ag lfw Q U my ,N J 1' 8 It ,. L , , d ig, .yr - effje av 1 ,Q X T 5 D L x4 . Q n e s o u s a 0 1 0 0 I 1 Y . . 1 1 u e o n 1 u n a o Q , JM-9' . 4 u u r u l 0 1 o 5 l t 0 5 rar? 0 n n Q 1 7 u a n s' 1 c Q u 1 H if a Q u o i 0 Nw 9 -uw 6 I I fig n 1 s u o n n o a i U s o o ., ji o n 4 a a A D 0 1 1 I n 0 n 3 4 0 1 n e 0 0 n s 9 o o Q s QQ lm Q . - p in o o Q n n o o o o lf' s U I mils ' 134 ,D '0g,gQQa fl 62 5225-lf A nf' , A E- l-.- A4I4!'5.n?12':e:S , . efifi 1 1'-H w 1 -af M, ff - fu. ,. 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