Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (West Lawn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1938 volume:

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P 3 u 5 5 E 5 s X 1 K 5 Y E Q E 1 L r P K H P E 2 rm vvm r Mn W N P SILHOUETTES OF THE SCHOOL YEAR PRESENTED BY THE 1938 SENIOR CLHSS OF WILSON HIGH SCHOOL SPRING TOWNSHIP BERKS COUNTY PENNSYLVHNIH I-ICDNOR Walter P. Eisley, physical educational director and athletic coach, for his leadership in es- tablishing Wilson High School as a definite athletic threat to rival schools and in creating a more sportsmanlike attitude in the minds of the student body. His accomplishments, not only as a coach but also as an ardent class adviser, havefwon him the friendship of the seniors, who wish to ex- press their gratitude by means of the dedica- tion ot this l938 Wilsonian. OREWORD The Class of 1938 pauses in the shadow of the first important silhouette of lite. On these pages fall the shadows cast by the highlights of our high school career. May our symbol of guidance and friendship be the silhouetted structure on the hill, Wilson High School. N SENIORS HCTIVITIES CLUBS HTHLETICS 0 PHTRONS C O T E N T S aDM1N1s rRaT1oN THE 1938 WILSONIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief - ----- Karl Eisele Hssociate Editors - - - Dennis Strawbridge, Ianet Kitzmiller Flssociate Business Managers - - - - Robert Kingkinger Ioseph Troutman Bruce Owens Hdvertising, Manager ---------- Iohn Folk Eileen Conway Miriam Martin Gertrude Sch,-Sher Ruth Culp Warren Mengle Zieber Stetler Sarah lane Davies Margaret Moyer Mm-Y Yocom Leroy Hassler Paul Reese Circulation, Manager ---- ----- R obert Edris Esther Leid Robert Myers Donald Rentz Eva Wolf Feature Editors ----- - - Russell Berger Betty Chnsmer lane Louise Haupt Elizabeth Sheidy Sarah Clouser Fern Kessler Irene Sheidy Marjorie Crossmcm Grace Mengel Richard Shuey Pauline Eisenhower Sports Editors - - - Eugene Greth, Elizabeth Lingle Typists --------- - - Lenore Hlbright Pludrey Clements Kathryn Kline Florence Shurr Evelyn Heiter Dorothy Kuss Virginia Stephan Sponsor - - Miss Mildred Rotherrnel lVil.ro1ziau Q65 1938 SUPERVISING PRINCIPHL WILLIHM C. KUTZ HDDRESSES GRHDUHTES B.H.. M.H. Franklin and Marshall College, Columbia University. Penn State College , ,W ,Ks Y: 5' ,yv .f vt, , 5 5 - I The Flmerican public school system is often referred to as the cradle of democracy and is essential to its preservation. You have had the opportunity of enjoying its manifold facilities tor at least twelve years of your life. You are about to engage in life's major activities amid a swiftly changing social scene, wherein the populace of the civilized nations of the world must choose between dictatorship and democracy. Democracy assumes the right of the individual to participate in the determination of the Way in which he is to function in his social contacts. Hctive responsibility on the part of the common citizen is necessary and conducive to his own well-being. In the long run, humanity will work out the most satisfying way of social living if granted an opportunity to do so. Hs a result of your schooling, may you have developed a wholesome Christian personality, with compassion for the less fortunate and the will to do and give the best that is in you towards a higher and better form of socialized democracy. BOHRD OF EDUCBTION Irwin I. Rentz - f-llfred R. Mengel Raymond E. Henry - Granville F. Frey Calvin H. Unger Harry I. McCauley Harry E. Leinbach 1938 Q73 Wilsonian - President Vice President - Secretary Treasurer it I SILHOUETTES OF ' I-IE ADMINISTRATION Kutztown State Teachers Col- Bucknell University: mbfighl ,AV ,l,nl'l'CAPABLE GUIDES or YOUTH 1 I, !Mr SPTWHELMH HULENBQCH Qd: .. English Hood Collegeg Hlbright College MRS. ELIZHBETH H. HYRES B.E.. M.E., Guidance Kutztown State Teachers Col- legeg Drexel lnstituteg Muhlen- berg Collegeg University ot Pennsylvania A ',, if s. LEROY K. LHUCK H.B., Social Studies Muhlenberg Collegeg Univer- sity ot Californiag Columbia University LIE? I f 1, 'J ,def ,9,,, 'f- ff!-1 , .4 'XBRLHN R. MOYER B.S., Social Studies 'f X' Mas. HELEN 1.. STHRKE a.B., English legeg University of Pennsyl- College vania LEONHRD STEPHHN H.B.. History Hlbright College MISS MILDRED L. ROTHERMEL H.B.. English Hlbright College ' B.E.. M.E., Social Science BENIHMIN H. WEIDMHN Kutztown State Teachers Col- n Valkey College MISS VERNH I. SEITZINGER H.B., Latin. German MISS VIRGINIA ZUG Lebanon Valley Collegeg Col- a'B English urnbia Universityg National Col- lege' Pllbright College Pllbright Collegeg University of Pennsylvania r jf q-rl-' I , - . , ,.i,, , 1f31M-4.' nj. -.Lui if :sail-'4' 1 11 . AJ gf T l 018-fl' Z my LHNGUHGE, HISTORY Seated left to right-Plyres bach, Starke Moyer, Seitzinger, Lauck Rothermel, Stephan lViIso1zia1z Qroj 1938 1 Zug, Weidman, Hulen- Standing left to right- f 1 f . li xi- Xt SCIENCE. Marnsmarrcs. BUSINESS Seated lett to right-Henne, Standing left to right-Pl. W tm Schubert, Harnrne, Trout- man, N. Fritz Fritz, Ptenninger, Heckrnan HLBERT G. FRITZ B.S., Geography. General Sci- ence Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, Penn State College B.S., B okkeeping. I Business Indiana State Teachers College ROY W. HHMME B.S., Chemistry, Physics, Sci- ence x 34 , Qnnnlqnngg- Gettysbui? College, Millers- ville State Teachers College, Bucknell University, University ot Pennsylvania Extension HOWHRD H. H T ME lege df' sity of Pennsyl- I ' N B.E.. . .. cs Kutztown . eachers Col- vani' CHHRLES I. HENNE H.B., Science, Biology Hlbright College, Penn State College, Columbia University, Bucknell University ISS MHRGHRE RENNINGER Mjljff +L wvfff ef LA! B.S.?lf1iiihmetic, gebia J West Chester State Teachers College, University ol Pennsyl- vania, Penn State College 938 QIIQ llfilsouian MISS MHRGHRET E. SCHUBERT B.S., Typewriting, Shorthand Bloomsburg StateTeachers Col- lege, Fllbright College 45, 51,1-,In 5' tv.. J....A- f l MISS BESSIE M. TROUTMHN Ph.B.. Mathematics Brown University, Kutztown State Teachers College, Co- lumbia University A WILLIHM' L. BR B.S..I strial ts 1 ' ' State Teachers Col- ! e g nn State College MISS DOROTHY C. FESSLER B.S.. Vocational Home Eco- nomics Hlbright College, Penn State Colleged 4,-' .-... f , R URW. HHTT - ' H TH Office Clerk ' McCann's Business School . '3 f MISS DOROTNFYR. KQLBQCH Q' 1 B.S.. Hrt, KutztoWrYState l Teachers Col- lege,Q9 W 1 45 A t X, I X MISS RUTH E. KILHEFNER B.S.. Music West Chester tale chers College, Colu ' iversity IOHN G. LOOS B.S., Instrumental Music Lebanon Valley College, Ernest Williams School of Mu- sic, University ot Pennsylvania , ' ' f. Honacs W. Mn.I.Eii ,TH 'R I B.S.. Vocational Hgriculture Penn State Colle'g X ,J xox J Q. MISS LOVEN . MILLER B.S., Physicbliducation West Chebfer State Teachers Colle enn State College Ufi soniau I I SPECIHL SUBIECTS Seated left to right-Rett- gers, Ziegler, Fessler, Kal- bach, L. Miller Standing left to right-Loos, Hatt, H. Miller, Brumbach, Risley MRS. LHURH T. RETTGERS R.N.. School Nurse Reading Hospital Training School, Visiting Nurse Hssocia- tion, Berks County Tuberculosis Hssociation WHLTER P. RISLEY B.S..M.H., Physical Education East Stroudsburg State Tegc ers College, Columfbiintlnfve' l MISS ROSH ZIEGLER H.B.. Librarian West Chester State Teachers College, Lebanon Valley Col- lege, Kutztown State Teachers College, Penn State College Z Q 2 j 9 3 8 STUDENT BETTERMENT ASSOCIATION President ----- Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer - Sponsor - SENIORS-Tack Davis, Pauline Eisen- hower, Ioseph Troutman, Mary Yocom SOPHOMORES-Iune Dukeman, Earl Fisher, Harold Peftley, Walter Reedy, Edith Sabol, Charles Weit- zel, Hrdell Welsh EIGHTH GRHDE-Gerald Ehst, Gladys Fitterling, lean Heckman, Mark Reber, lay Rice Mary Yocorn - Charles Weitzel - Lucille Sherman - Pllfred Killian - Roy W. Harnrne IUNIORS-Pllfred Killian, Hiram Kochel, Lucille Sherman, Iosephine Tomeo NINTH GRBDE-Herbert Hartman, Harold Moyer, William Pier, lean Reedy, Lavern Sensenig, lane Wentzel SEVENTH GRHDE-Ruth Huchen- loach, Robert Blanck, Myron Dry, Iune Good, Raymond Gressley, Margaret Lau, Gerald Noll, Flnna Steffy, William Zdraveski 1938 C135 llfilsouiau f fvffLL,fvlr SILHOUETTES OF HE SENIO LENORE E. HLBRIGHT Those about her from her shall learn the perfect way of honor. Commercial Course5 Wilsonian Staff5 Spectator Staff 45 Dramatic Club 3,4, President 45 Hrt Club lg Glee Club 2. FLORENCE W. BEIDLER Let your life lightly dance on the edges of Time like dew on the tip ofa leaf. Commercial Course5 Girl Reserves 2,35 Knitting Club 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4. HNNHBELLE K. BENTZ It is not the whistling that niakes a locomotive gog it is silent steam. Hcademic Course5 French Club 25 Girl Reserves 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,4. ESTHER B. BRINER Happiness seems niade to be shared. I-lcaolemic Course5 French Club 25 Girl Reserves 35 Red Cross 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4. Wilsonian C16j 1938 Senior C5I'c3ClUdt2S ,ff 1 .r 'Q' GRHCE I. BURNS It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood. Commercial Courseg Girl Reserves 4 5 Iournalism Club 35 French Club 25 Glee Club l. BETTY IHNE CHRISMER Like life ........ short and sweet. 1'-lcademic Coursey Wilsonian Staffg French Club 25 Iournalism Club 35 Dramatic Club 4. A 4 I HUDREY E. CLEMENTS An ounce of rnlrth is worth a pound of sorrow. Commercial Courseg Wilsonian Staffg French Club 25 Dramatic Club 3,4. SHR!-IH G. CLOUSER One who is merry all the day and works till her hair is gray is loved by all. Plcademic Courseg Wilsonian Stalfg Dramatic Club Z,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4. 1938 fI7D Wilsonian M W 0 l Senior RUTH EILEEN CONWHY There is nothing so kiugly as kindness. q Commercial Course5 Spectator Staff 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Iournalism Club 35 Library Staff 3,4. Q MHRIORIE CROSSMHN A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. I-lcademic Course5 Wilsonian Staff5 Spectator Staff 45 Typing Club 4. R U T H I . C U L P Air and manners are more expressifue than words. Commercial Course5 Wilsonian Statf5 Spectator Staff 45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Library Staff 2,35 Red Cross 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3. 'SHRHH IHNE DI-'IVIES Her love for fun endears her to alll' Hcademic Course5 Wilsonian Staif5 Girl Reserves 2,35 Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4. Wilsonian QISJ 1938 Graduates .v NORH B. DOTTERER They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thought. Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 4, German Club 3, Iournalism Club 3. PHULINE R. EISENHOWER For silence and reserve is a woinazfs genuine praise. Plcadernic Course, Wilsonian Stalfg Student Council 45 Girl Reserves 3,4, French Club 2, Glee Club 2,3,4. IHNE LOUISE HHUPT A thing seriously pursued affords true enjoyment. Hcademic Course, Wilsonian Staff, Girl Reserves 2,3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3,4 rj l - kglx!k.-f'. . ' -. s ,Y . 1 -f' J - ,, , -X. u , ,, A EVELYN K. HEITER It takes enthusiasm to win any game. Commercial Course, Wilsonian Staff, Dramatic Club l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3. 1938 1195 Wilsonian iw ELSIE V. HIESTER l17e love the loveliest and the best. Commercial Coursey Iournalism Club 3y Knitting Club 2,4y Library Staff 2,3,4y Glee Club l,2. RUTH FERN KESSLER Rowing ........ not drifting. Plcadernic Coursey Wilsonian Staffy French Club Zy Scoop Club 3y Red Cross 4. EVELYN E. KIRST What sweet delight a quiet life atjjfoifdsf' Commercial Coursey Girl Reserves 2y Iournalism Club Sy Knitting Club 4. H IHNET S. KITZMILLER A time for labor and thought, A time to serve .... Hcaclemic Coursey Wilsonian Staff, Hssociate Editory Debating Team 2,3,4 y Dramatic Club 2,3,4y Glee Club l,2,3,4y Band 3,4y Orchestra l,2,3,4. Wilsoiiiafn Qzoj 1938 Senior Graduates KI-ITHRYN R. KLINE A strortg character is kept balanced by humility. Commercial Course5 Wilsoniari Staff5 Spectator Staff 45 Gym Team 3,45 Girl Reserves 25 Iournalism 35 Recl Cross 35 Glee Club 2,3. GLHDYS S. KREITZ S he is happy whose circumstrmces suit her temper. Commercial Course5 Spectator Staff 45 Iournalism Club 35 Girl Reserves 25 Dramatic Club 4. ,are ,ZA DOROTHY H. KUSS Those who pamt her truest praise her most. Commercial Course5 Wilsonian Staif5 Spectator Staff 45 Girl Reserves 25 Dramatic Club 45 H. H. Secretary 45 Iournalism Club 3. ESTHER I. LEID Loyalty hath no shame. Plcademic Course5 Wilsonian Staff5 Girl Reserves 3,45 French Club 25 Glee Club l,2,3,4. 1938 C215 Wilsonian HILDH H. LEISEY One who is skillful with the needle is as well groomed as a queen. Flcademic Course5 Student Council 25 Scoop Club 35 Typing Club 4. 'ew e5'O'Wi 5 . ELIZHBETH I-1. LINGLE Peace rules the day where reason rnles the mind. Illcademic Course5 Wilsonian Statf5 Dramatic Club 2, 3,45 Orchestra 2. MIRIHM M. MHRTIN To know her is to love her. Commercial Course5 Wilsonian Staft5 Class Treasurer 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Reol Cross 35 Knitting Club 25 Glee Club l,2,4. GRI-ICE E. MENGEL Happiness has many friends. Hcademic Course5 Wilsonian Staif5 Spectator Staff 45 Student Council 25 Dramatic Club 3,45 Gym Team l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2. Wilsonian f22D 1938 Senior Graduates MHRGHRET R. MOYER The force of her own merit makes her way. Hcademic Coursey Wilsonian Staffy Plrt Club 2, Secre- tary Zy Dramatic Club 3,4. guy' RUTH K. PENNYPHCKE-R The woman that laughs and loves must surely do well. Commercial Coursey Girl Reserves 2,3y Knitting Club 4y Orchestra l,2,4y Glee Club l,2,3,4.' I-INNH S. SHSSHMHN A quiet soul is often a great blessing? Commercial Coursey Girl Reserves Z,3y Knitting Club 4. M infra ELSH F. SCHMIDT l'Ve think a happy life e0n.s'ists ln tranquillity of 1nlnd.' Commercial Coursey French Club 2y Iournalism Club 3y Knitting Club 4y Glee Club l,2,3,4. 1938 Czgj llfilsonian J VIRGINIH E. SCHOENER One so contemplative ana' serene is to be praised. Hcademic Coursey Dramatic Club Z,3,4y Glee Club 2,3,4. wel ff-rf gm., UAW HELEN L. SCHONOUR Silence is a trite friend who never betrays. Commercial Coursey Knitting Club 2,4y Iournalism Club Sy Glee Club 2,4. GERTRUDE H. SCHREITER Time for work-yet takes mitch holiday for art's and friendship? sake. Commercial Coursey Wilsonian Statty Student Council 3y Dramatic Club 2,3,4y Glee Club l,2,3,4. ELIZHBETH E. SHEIDY S he can play a straight game all through. Commercial Coursey Wilsonian Statfy Spectator Staff 4y Student Council 2y Class Secretary 4y Iournalism Club 3y Dramatic Club 2,4y Hrt Club ly Glee Club l. llfilsonian 4247 1938 Senior Graduates IRENE G. SHEIDY The best wornen, like the best governrnents, are least talked about. Hcademic Course5 Wilsonian Statf5 Library Staff 3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,4. KHTHHRINE L. SHENBERGER Cheerful at rnorn she wakes from short repose, ' Breathes the keen air, and carols as she goes. Commercial Course5 Student Council 35 Gym Team 3,45 Girl Reserves 25 Glee Club 2. M. FLORENCE SHURR A kind and generous friend always doing for others. Commercial Course5 Wilsonian Stalt5 Spectator Staff 45 lournalism Club 35 Girl Reserves 25 Red Cross 45 Secretary 4. VIRGINIF1 M. STEPHEN All that's great and good is done just by patient trying. Commercial Course5 Wilsonian Stafl5 Spectator Staff 45 Debating Team 45 Girl Reserves 25 Library Staff 3,45 Gym Club 3,45 Glee Club l,2. 1938 f25D Wilsonian ffl? Senior ,W VIRGINIH HHZEL VERNON A silent tongne and a trite heart are the rnost admirable things on earth. Commercial Coursey Girl Reserves 2,4y Iournalism Club 3y Glee Club l. HRLENE D. WHITMCYER A friend is worth all hazards we can run. Commercial Coursey Girl Reserves 2,4y Iournalism Club Sy Glee Club l. , Q ' 5 jeooghf' Ne fs-f-ff-Vifevs ,-1 Il pf 1 A 'A ff-od I I E V H S . W O L F Her rnind her kingalonfi-and her will her law. Hcademic Coursey Wilsonian Staffy Girl Reserves Zy Dramatic Club 3,4. M H R Y E . Y O C O M A good natnre is always a great attribute. Commercial Coursey Wilsonian Staffy Spectator Staff 4y Student Council 4, President 4y Dramatic Club 4y lournalisrn Club Sy Girl Reserves Zy lllrt Club ly Glee Cl b l. u or. 5- 710 -.J dv . ty, 'v.?-Blsoiia-u f26j 1938 A K fl' 3 if- 'Va SI -9 sv-fa Graduates EHRL E. BHRNETT The mah who is successful is the mah who is useful. Hcademic Coursey Outdoor Club 2,3,p Safety Club 4. G U Y H . B E R G E R Our thoughts and our conduct are om' own. Commercial Courseg Hi-Y 2,3,4g Band, l,2,3,4g Orches- tra 3,45 Glee Club 3,4. RUSSELL H. BERGER Quiet and unassmfhing-therein lies his pawn. Hcademic Coursey Wllsonian Staffg Modeling Club l,2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,3,4. f. fl' .V PHUL I. CLOUSER I never dare to act or 'write as fmmy as I can. J! I-lcademic Courseg Hi-Y 25 Outdoor Club 35 Safety Club 4. 1938 f27D Wilsohiah I H C K W . D H V I S With his eyes in flood with lawghterf' Commercial Course, Student Council 4, Hi-Y 4, Out- door Club 2,3, Soccer 3,4, Baseball I3lss't Manager 3, Manager 4. f ffhw 'ROBERT B. EDRIS A good heart is better than all the great heads in the world. Hcademic Course, Wilsonian Staff, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4, Soccer Manager 4. X X, A. , -if. KHRL H. EISELE H e who is firm in his will rhowlds the world to himself. Hcademic Course, Wilsonian Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Spectator Staff, Editor 4, Debating Team 2,3,4, Dra- matic Club 3,4, Orchestra, l,2,3, Glee Club l,2, Track 3, Tennis 4. IOHN LYNWOOD ENGLEHI-IRT lVell-timed silence is more eloquent than speech. Commercial Course, Hi-Y 4, Outdoor Club 2, 3. llfilsortiarl Q28j 1938 Senior Graduates IOHN W. FOLK Nothing could subdue that invincible spirit of inde- pendencef' Hcademic Course5 Wilsonian Staff5 Class President 45 Spectator Staff 45 Hi-Y 2,3, Secretary 2,35 Typing Club 45 Modeling Club 15 Soccer 2. EDWIN M. FORRY Plain without pomp, and rich without show. Commercial Course5 Shop Club 25 Outdoor Club 35 Safety Club 4. sg 5 DJ' X C. 3 ww. PY EUGENE L. GRETH H e works with patience that is alniost power. Hcademic Course5 Wilsonian Staft5 Modeling Club l,2,3,4. VICTOR P. HHRDING Virtue is like a stone-plain set. Commercial Course5 Outdoor Club 15 Modeling Club 23,45 Track 2,3,4. 1938 fzgj llfilsonian LEROY F. HHSSLER Rare indulgence produces greater pleasure. General Course5 Student Council 35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,4. ROBERT R. KINGKINGER He who has performed his duty well is to be held in high c'stee1u. Hcademic Course5 Wilsonian Staffg Modeling Club l,2,35 Typing Club 45 Basketball, P1ss't Manager 35 Manager 4. KENNETH G. LEHSE Quiet and harmless was the life I led. Commercial Course5 Modeling Club l,2,3,4. H. WHRREN MENGEL A man of such genial mood. Commercial Course5 Wilsonian Staff5 Class Vice- President 45 Cheer Leader 35 Gym Team 2,35 Soccer 2,3,4. Wilsonian fgoj 1938 Senior Graduates I. SHBRWOOD MERVINE A faithful friend is better than gold. General Course5 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Modeling Club lg Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,45 Glee Club lg Soccer 3,45 Bas- ketball 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 2. ROBERT W. MYERS 1 prefer to be, rather than seem to be. Commercial Course5 Dramatic Club 2,35 Safety Club 45 lllrt Club lg Orchestra 2,3. V 1 . 4 i Igor, , M :iff 'ff-'QL' ,V ' f M. WILLIHM S. NOECKER Optintisrn and hmnor are far better than f1cssi1ni.vm. Hcademic Course5 Travel Club 15 Outdoor Club 2, 35 Safety Club 4. BRUCE W. OWENS None but himself can be his parallel. Commercial Course5 Wilsonian Staff, Business Man- ager5 Student Council 35 Plthletic Council 45 Debating Team 2,3,45 H. P.. Vice President 3, President 45 Hi-Y 45 Outdoor Club 2,35 Red Cross l,2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Or- chestra l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,4, President 3. 1938 C315 Wilsonian RICHHRD H. PHLM An ajfable and courteous gentleman. Commercial Course5 Outdoor Club l,2,35 Gym Club 45 Glee Club 35 Track 3. Senior BMMXDQQX Q,,,,,o,.f2-UUA-LY'h .QCSJUJQ P I-1 U L S . R E E S E Good sportmarzshlp is the basis of good character. Hcademic Course5 Hi-Y 2,3545 Band 45 Orchestra l,2, 3,45 Glee Club 2,35 Vice President 45 Soccer 3,4. DONHLD I. RENTZ Not Ioquaclous but with an abundance of knowledge. .Flcademic Course, Modeling Club l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,4. HI-IROLD F. RUTTER It is better to kill time th-an people. Commercial Course5 Dramatic Club 3,45 Outdoor Club 25 Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,4. Wilsoniavz Qgzj 1938 Graduates T. ROBERT SEIDEL A mechanical mind is a great se1'z'1'ce to mcmkind. Hcademic Coursey Modeling Club l,2,3,4. RICHHRD R. SHUEY Self-co1zjideuce is the first reqztlfsiie of great 1mde'1'- takingsf' Qcademic Courseg Wilsonian Statfg l-li-Y 25 Dramatic Club 3,4g Glee Club 2,35 Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,3,4. ,XX XJ-if fx. X NORMHN V. SNYDER N0iseZess as fear in the w'ildc'r11fess. Commercial Coursey Spectator Staff 45 Outdoor Club 2,35 Safety Club 4. . 1 . A J ,, ,., ,,,., 'hge ELWOOD B. STHUDT Hllfith quiet efficiency he reaches his goal. Plcademic Coursey Library Statt 2g Dramatic Club 4g Outdoor Club Z,3g Basketball 3,4. 1938 C333 Wilsouian ROBERT R. STEIN lV0nder is i1w0lLv1ztary praise. Commercial Course5 Shop Club 25 Outdoor Club 35 Safety Club 45 Band 3. ZIEBER R. STETLER Laugh and the whole world langhs with yon. Plcademic Course5 Wilsonian Statf5 Student Council 35 Debating Team 45 Spectator Stall 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3,45 Band 3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3, Presi- dent 4. HRCHIE I. STRHUSER The cautions seldom err. Hcademic Course5 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Soc- cer 45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball l,2,3,4. DENNIS W. STRHWBRIDGE Human nature craves novelty. Hcaclemic Course5 Wilsonian Staff, Hssociate Editor5 Spectator Staff 4 5 Debating Team 3,45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Band 2,35 Tennis 4. Wilsonian C34D 1938 Senior Graduates There is but one road to success ..... and that is meant. I-'lcademic Course, Wilsonian Staff, Student Council 4, Outdoor Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Typing Club 4. .L uv' I. IOSEPH TROUTMHN IN MEMORIAM Qellkxk An'fks7 1-L A 55,4 -fwfr-' F, 1 XX BETTY POTTEIGER RHLPH KLINE Long years have passed with hearts still sore Rs time goes on We miss you more. Your loving smile, your Welcome face, No one can ever fill your place. But God alone knew what Was best, I-'ind took you home to give you rest. Forget you? No, we never Will. We loved you here, and we love you still. The trial was hard, we cannot complain, But trust in God to meet again. 1938 C35D llfilsonian l SILHOUETTES OF ACT IVIT s ,, Editor-in-Chief - Florence Shurr Eileen Conway Marjorie Crossmcm Kenneth Gehret Mary Kramer William Le-ber Iean Hughes Gladys Kreitz Kathryn Kline larnes Crawford Iohn Folk Robert Myers Miss Margaret Schubert THE SPECTHTOR STHFF Hssociate Editors News Reporters Typists Stencil-Cutters Hrtists ' Mary Yocom Circulation Faculty Sponsors Mr. Noble Fritz l'Vils0n1'arn Q38j 193 Karl Eisele Dennis Strawbridge Grace Mengel Elizabeth Sheidy Virginia Stephan lean Sternbergh Zieber Stetler Mae Moyer Iosephine Tomeo Dorothy Kuss Leroy Garber Edward Plymyer Norman Snyder Miss Mildred Rothermel DEBHTING The Wilson High School Debating Team of the year 1938, consisting of six seniors and two juniors, again reaped honors for its alma mater. Pilthough the affirmative team was defeated at home by Muhlenberg, reputedly the strctngest debating combination in Berks County, nevertheless the graceful acceptance of defeat which its members exhibited must be admired. From the standpoint of victory, the negative team was more successful in that it defeated a strong Boyertown aggregation. l l Karl Eisele, lanet Kitzmiller, Dennis Strawbridge, and Kenneth Gehret, composed the affirmative team. The negative team consisted of Lucille Sherman, Zieber Stetler, Bruce Owens, and Virginia Stephan. H new interscholastic ruling required only one critic judge to appraise the verbal battle. The question for debate Was Resolved, that the several states should adopt a unicameral system of 1egislation. Faculty advisers, Mrs. Helen Starke and Mr. Leroy Lauck, rendered able assistance, l May Wilson students always be appreciative of thb admirable qualities displayed by their debatersl 1938 Qggj Ufilsonian l ji, K BHND Director Drum Major - FLUTE-Guy Berger '38, Zieber Stetler '38. DRUMS-lack Cook '40, Elmer Iackson '39, Ianet Kitzrniller '38, Paul Reese '38. HLTO HORN-Sherwood Mervine '38, Robert Sell '43, Ralph Sparagana '41, TRUMPETS-Donald Bassler '41, Paul Fisher '40, Roscoe Houser '42, Ralph Miller '39, Hutgustus Murray '42, lay Plyrnyer '39, Richard Shuey '38. SHXOPHONE-Gerald Noll '42. Mr. Iohn Loos lean Koch TROMBONE-Dorsen Berger '42, William Cook '43, Warren Greth '39, Iohn Speicher '39, Hrchie Strausser '38, Kenneth Wessner '40. BHRITONE-Hndrew Briner '39, Wayne Wesner '4Z. CLHRINET-Gloria Billinger '42, William Dersch '42, Ioseph Eckenroth '42, Betty Good '42, Egbert Gumpert '41, Roy Krick '42, Bruce Rutter '42, Wilfred Schweitzer '39, David Weber '41, Man- fred Zitzman '42. BHSS-Dean Hlspach '42, George McGow '40. Wilsoniau i405 1938 ,jf ' ,- . w 2' I ' 1 J 'iN 'l f1D48x lr '- ,K 0...':sf Q.-'N 'U J lil' Q22-1v l ' ORCHESTRH Director - Mr. Iohn Loos FLUTE-Guy Berger '38, TROMBONE-Warren Greth '39, Iohn Speicher '39, Hrchie Strausser '38. VIOLIN-Russel Berger '38, Charles Brossman '41, lean Dersch '40, Russel Fisher '40, Ruth Penny- DRUM -U k C k ,4U W.H. C k '43 El packer '38, Paul Reese '38, Donald Rentz '38, Iqckiorfzg Miion S1,1ukgr1,j?1 OO ' mer George Ritner '43, Iarnes Rodgers '39, Kenneth Sheidy '4l, David Shenion '43, Ralph Sparcfgana '41, Fern Staller '42, Zieber Stetler '38, Iames SHXOPHONE-Wilfred Schweitzer '39. Zdraveski '4l. , BHS3 VIOLIN-Paul Fisher '4O. PIHNO-Dean Hlspach '41, Ianet Kiizmiller '38, Grace Menge' '38' BHSS-George MCC'-low '4U. HLTO HORN-Sh d M ' '38, R b S ll .43 erwoo ervme O er' e CELQG-Louise Yocom '4U. TRUMPET-Hndrew Briner '39, Roscoe Houser '42, CLHRINET-Gloria Billinger '42, Ioseph Ecken- Iay Plymyer '39, Richard Shuey '38. roth '42, Bruce Rutter '42, David Weber '41. 1938 C415 Tlfrilsouiau SENIOR GLEE CLUB President- - Vice President - Secretary-Treasurer Librarian - - Pianist - Sponsor - SOPRHNOS-Christine Baird '39, Florence Beidler '38, Ftnnabelle Bentz '38, Esther Briner '38, Sarah Clouser '38, Sarah Iane Davies '38, Gladys Don- dore '40, lane Eisenhower '40, Pauline Eisen- hower '38, Ieanette Firing '40, Lois Greth '40, Mary Hartman '40, Betty Isett '39, Ioyce Kellar '39, Doris Knappenberger '39, Imrnogene Lantz '39, Esther Leid '38, Ethel McCauley '40, Kathryn Miller '39, Virginia Miller '39, Ruth Pennypacker '38, Mary Pierce '40, Ruth Potteiger '40, Pauline Rapp '40, Ieanette Reber '40, Mary Iane Ritten- house '40, Gladys Schaeffer '40, Elsa Schmidt '38, Freda Schoellkopf '39, Virginia Schoener '38, Helen Schonour '38, Irene Sheidy '38, Marie Sheidy '39, Lucille Sherman '39, Iune Straw- bridge '39, Iosephine Tomeo '39, Hrdelle Welsh '40. - Zieber Stetler - Paul Reese Sarah Iane Davies - Ioyce Kellar - Ianet Kitzmiller Miss Ruth Kilhefner HLTOS-Eleanor Baker '40, Ruth Bellman '40, Iean Eckenroth '40, Evelyn Guinther '40, Miriam Mar- tin '38, Helen Moyer '39, Gertrude Schreiter '38, Helen Strause '39, Fern Stiely '39, TENORS-Leroy Garber '39, Ralph Fleming '39, Bruce Owens '38, Richard Rupp '39, Zieber Stet- ler '38. Bl'-'ISSES-Guy Berger '38, Hndrew Briner '39, Hllen Delong '39, Kenneth Gehret '39, Elmer Jackson '39, Robert Kaufman '39, Paul Reese '38, Plrthur Tobias '39. Wilsoniau 4425 I938 R ,l ,u fQ ll ,' 'X kyxx 'Ni ,JKSQX 5-X 531-xi LED wav ffwzm- f 4 . ff! EUB4' N-xflftg , ' -44, IUNIOR GLEE CLUB President - Vice President - - Secretary-Treasurer - Hssistant Sec.-Treas. Librarian - - Hssistant Librarian - Sponsor - - SOPRHNOS-Evelyn Hdams '42, Kathryn Pllbright '42, Betty Barnet '42, Mary Biddlecornb '41, Betty Bolden '43, Ianet Boxler '41, lean Briner '42, Miriam Brossman '41, Fay Cauler '41, Betty Fry '42, Iean Gehret '43, Elaine Gilliams '42, Iune Good '42, Mary Gumpert '43, Mary Hagy '42, Mary Hoff '43, Ruth Hornberger '41, Phyllis Ket- ner '41, Betty Kissinger '41, Kathryn Leininger '41, Iune Ludwig '41, Mary McLoud, '42, Dorothy McLoud '41, Naomi Moyer '41, Hnnabelle Reber '41, Betty Ritter '43, Mardell Royer '41, lane Smith '41, Helen Snell, '42, Ioyce Stautter '42, Betty Tobias '41, Ruth Weller '41, lane Wentzel '4l. Dorothy Murray Marion Titlow - Ruth Weller Evelyn Hdams 1 - - lean Briner - Mardell Royer Miss Ruth Kilhefner PlLTOiS-Ruth Huchenbach '43, Betty Bolden '42, Helen Hollenbach '41, Marian King '41, Eliza- beth Kingkinger '41, Edith Mengel, 42, Miriam Mechtel '41, Dorothy Murray '41, lane Russell '42, Fern Staller '42, Plrlene Stetfy '41, Marian Titlow '41, lune Weber '43. BHSSES-Charles Brossman '41, Egbert Gumpert '4l,N Herbert Hartman '41, Stanley Kalbach '41, Robert Long '41, Robert Metzler '41, Iames Schoellkopt '41, Donald Seiger '41, Bruce Straw- bridge '4l. 1938 i435 llfilsoaricrfz George Mclntyre Terry Mclntyre Mrs. McIntyre Prof. McIntyre - Prutdence - Brian - Dutch Patty - Hal - SENIOR CLHSS PLHY Growing Pains CHST OF CHHRHCTERS - Harold Rutter Katharine Shenberger - Ianet Kitzmiller - Zieber Stetler Sarah Iane Davies - - Paul Reese Miriam - Omar - lane - - Pete - - Mrs. Patterson Elsie Patterson - Richard Shuey Sophie - - Kathryn Kline Officer - Karl Eisele Vivian - SYNOPSIS Grace Mengel Richard Palm Lenore Hlbright loseph Troutman Elizabeth Lingle Elizabeth Sheidy Evelyn Heiter Bruce Owens Betty Chrismer Growing Pains, staged by the senior class on November 19, l937, was a three-act com- edy depicting an ordinary, adolescent child growing into manhood or Womanhoody The plot was Woven around a brother and sister who had to face many embarrassing situa- tions in the process of growing up. Finally the two adjusted themselves and found that life was not so dreadful after all. TViIs01z1fa1fL C445 1938 CLASS WILL We, the Class of l938 of Wilson High School, Spring Township, State of Pennsylvania, be- ing of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this, our last will and testament. Of all our personal property, real and imagined, we dispose as follows: Hnnabelle Bentz's slimness to Fern Stiely, Ruth Pennypacker's giggles to Hlice Garis, Kenneth Lease's bookkeeping ability to Iohn Kline, Betty Chrismer's blush to Margaret Graeff, Bruce Owen's H. Fl. interests to Iesse Kendall, Grace Mengel's musical ability to lean Koch, Paul Reese's speed to William Leber, Hrlene Whitmoyer's height to Gladys Hafer, Ianet Kitzmiller's versatility to Plrthur Tobias, Robert Edris's salesmanship to Robert Gring, Evelyn Heiter's athletic ability to the Miller Twins, lane Davies' voice to Helen Strause, Ioseph Troutman's brains to George Shenberger, Miriam Martin's hearty laugh to Mae Moyer, Elizabeth Lingle's driving skill to fllmelia Riegel, Richard Palm's razor to Charles Hatt, Zieber Stetler's violin to lames Rodgers, Elsie Hiester's waves to Christine Baird, Gladys Kreitz's nimble fingers to loyce Kellar, Guy Berger's floating ribs to Rn- drew Briner, Katharine Shenberger's ballroom dancing to Martha Wayne, Eileen Con- way's accent to Betty lsett, Dorothy Kuss's commercial aptitude to Norma Ori, Richard Shuey's trumpet to lay Plymyer, Harold Rutter's puddle jumper to Plllen Moyer, Fern Kessler's cafeteria service to Kathryn Clouser, Margaret Moyer's art work to Leroy Gar- ber, Elwood Staudt's courtesy to Larry Weidenheimer, Iohn Folk's leadership to Wilmer Hepner, Karl Eisele's oratory to Kenneth Gehret, Hnna Sassaman's tranquility to Iune Strawbridge, Sherwood Mervine's wisecracks to Norman Henry, Nora Dotterer's gait to Iune Welder, Helen Schonour's knitting to lean Hughes, Mary Yocom's punctuality to Richard Ritter, Lenore f3llbright's posture to Wilfred Schweitzer, Pauline Eisenhower's sew- ing machine to Sarah Trexler, Plrchie Strausers long legs to Parke Fisher, William Noecker's sense of humor to Hllen Delong, Hudrey Clement's strength to Ruth l-leinly, Sarah Clous- er's ambition to Marie Sheidy, Donald Rentz's aeronautical interests to Elmer Iackson, Leroy Hassler's dear hunting to Flrthur Shade, lane Louise Haupt's dignity to Lucille Sherman, Florence Shurr's willing service to Iosephine Tomeo, Eva Wolf's hairdressing to Mae Gensemer, Virginia Stephan's dainty sneeze to Walter Kopp, Marjorie Crossman's sweet tooth to Mildred Katzaman, Virginia Schoener's appetite to Sylvester Hettinger, Robert Stein's sleepiness to I-ladyn Sensenia, Ruth Culp's voice of experience to Ralph Fleming, Earl Barnett's innocenceC?l to Harold Balthaser, Eugene Greth's dark complexion to William Wein, Gertrude Schreiter's fluent speech to Edith Schwambach, Evelyn Kirst's modesty to Fern Keith, Hilda Leisey's thimble to Doris Knappenberaer, Esther Leid's cook- ing to Mildred Ravel, Florence Beidler's apoplexy to Miles Kreitz, Robert Kingkinger's man- agerial duties to Richard Mervine, Elizabeth Sheidy's ready smile to Gladys Gumpert, Vic- tor Harding's skill in manual arts to Harry Sonon, Elsa Schmidt's books to Grace Seidel, lack Davis's manly physique to Charles Hornberger, Robert Seidel's dependability to Robert Kaufman, Dennis Strawbridge's pessimism to Carrol l-leinly, Hazel Vernon's dim- ples to Imogene Lantz, Edwin Forry's blue eagle to Robert Sternberah, Grace Burns's long eyelashes to Fern Reedy, Irene Sheidy's generosity to Florence Bachman: Warren Mengel's fighting spirit to Robert Reiff, Kathryn Kline's vivaciousness to Gerda Fritszche, Paul Clouser's dry humor to Iames Crawford, Lynwood Englehart's nonchalance to Rus- sell Riegel, Russell Berger's co-operative attitude to Warren Greth, Norman Snyder's re- liability to Eva Werner, Robert Myers's shorthand to Melvin Hatt, Esther Briner's vocabu- lary to Flora Shenk, and to the oncoming seniors, all the success in the world. In witness whereof, we hereto subscribe and affix our seal in this, the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-Eight. Signed, Sealed and Published by the Class of 1938, Wilson High School. 1938 f45j Wilsoniian l l I SILHOUETTES OF HE CLU SENIOR HIGH CLUBS SENIOR DRHMHTIC CLUB President - - Vice President - - Secretary-Treasurer - Sponsor - - SENIORS-Lenore Hlbright, Betty lane Chrismer, Fludrey Clements, Sarah Ciouser, Eileen Conway, Ruth Culp,Iane Davies, Karl Eiseie, Evelyn I-leiter, Ianet Kitzmiller, Gladys Kreitz, Dorothy Kuss, Elizabeth Lingle, Miriam Martin, Grace - Lenore Hlbright - Zieber Stetler Margaret Moyer - Mrs. Starke Mengel, Margaret Moyer, Harold Rutter, Virginia Schoener, Gertrude Schreiter, Elizabeth Sheidy, Irene Sheidy, Elwood Staudt, Zieloer Stetler, Dennis Straw- bridge, Richard Shuey, Eva Wolf, Mary Yocorn. Wilsoniau Q48j 1938 SENIOR HIGH CLUBS SENIOR HIGH DRHMHTIC President - Vice President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Sponsor - IUNIOR S-Christine Baird, Kathryn Clouser, Leroy Garber, Margaret Graetf, Gladys Gumpert, Gladys I-later, Ioyce Kellar, Doris Knappenberger, Marian Leinbach, Eva Lutz, Fern Reedy, Lucille Sherman, Iune Strawloridge, Sarah Trex- ler, Iune Welder. Gladys Gumpert - Iune Welder - - Ioyce Kellar - - - Fern Reedy Miss Mildred Rothermel SOPHOMORES-Louise Illchenbach, Eleanor Baker, Charles Boltz, Mabel Culp, Pllberta Kalloach, lune Kline, Frank Koch, Verna Lineker, Mary Pierce, Betty Shultz, lean Sternbergh, Charles Weit- zel, Carolyn Widrnyer, Louise Yocurni 1938 f49D Wilsoutiau President - Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer Sponsor - B 0 SENIOR HIGH CLUBS FUTURE FHRMERS OF HMERICH - Iohn Riegel - Paul Parsons - Harold Balthaser - Howard Black - Horace W. Miller IUNIORS-Harold Balthaser, Charles Hatt, SOPHOMORES-Richard Bechtel, Irvin Sylvester Hettinger, Charles Hornber- ger, Walter Kopp, Hlvin Lamm, Robert Leininger, Carl O'Deair, Richard Ritter, Iohn Speicher. Bickel, Donald Evans, lohn Fisher, Wil- liam Gilbert, Kenneth Harding, Robert Hill, Gilbert Kugler, Carl Marks, Walter Reedy, Lawrence Texter, Hlbert Wald- man. Wilsonian f5oj 1938 0 SENIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 GIRL RESERVES President - - - - - lane Louise l-laupt Vice President - - - Esther Leid Secretary - - Pauline Eisenhower Treasurer - - - - Norma Ori Sponsor - - Miss Bessie Troutman SENIOBS-Hnnabelle Bentz, Grace Burns, SOPHOMOBES-Vera Bechtel, Fern Bil- Nora Dotterer, Pauline Eisenhower, lane Louise Haupt, Esther Leid, Hazel Ver- non, Hrlene Whitmoyer. IUNIORS-Florence Bachman, Gerda Fritzsche, Hlice Garis, Norma Ori, Flrnelia Riegel, Edith Schwambach, Flora Shenk, Iosephine Torneo, Martha Wayne, Eva Werner. liard, Bertha Clouser, Gladys Dondore, lune Dukernan, Vera Ebbert, Ieanette Firing, Margaret Gring, Mary Hartman, Dorothy l-leist, Pauline Kern, Mildred Long, Ethel McCauley, Miriam Raezer, Bertha Rightrnyer, Edith Sabol, Marian Siegfried, Hannahlore Tilrnes. 1938 C513 Wilsouiau 0 SENIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 GYM CLUB Sponsors - - - - Miss Lovenia Miller, Walter P. Risley SENIORS-Kathryn Kline, Richard Palm, George Shenberger, Helen Strause, Ftr- Katharirie Shenberger,Virginia Stephan. thur Tobias. IUNIORS-Parke Fisher, Ruth Heinly, Mil- SOPHOMORES-Dorofhe Bauer, Donald dred Katzarnan, lean Koch, Kathryn Kauffman, Louise Reese, Elizabeth Rie- Miller, Virginia Miller, Helen Moyer, gel, Gladys Schaeffer. Wilsouiiau Qgzj 1938 SENIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 President Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Sponsor SENIORS-lack Davis, Robert Edris, Lin- wood Englehart, lohn Folk, Leroy Hass- ler, Sherwood Mervine, Bruce Owens, Paul Reese. IUNIORS-Iarnes Crawford, Rllen DeLong, Ralph Fleming, Kenneth Gehret, Robert Gring, Wilmer l-lepner, Miles Kreitz, Rob- ert Kaufman, lohn Kline, Iesse Kendall, Rlfred Killian, William Leber, Richard HI-Y Robert Edris Leroy l-lassler - lames Rodgers - Ralph Fleming - Charles Henne Merwine, Hnthony Maurer, Plllen Moyer, lay Plyrnyer, Robert Reitf, larnes Rod- gersl, Hayden Sensenig, Hrthur Shade, Dodald Seidel, Larry Weidenheirner. SOPHOMORES-Robert Borkert, Charles Grolelf, Walter Grieserner, Carrol I-leinly, Kenneth l-laag, Warren Mogel, Iohn Patil, George Shell, Robert Spies, Ken- neth Wessner. 1938 C535 PVils0u,ian SENIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 IUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB President - ------ Fern Kessler Vice President - - Esther Briner Secretary - - Florence Shurr Treasurer - - Marie Sheidy Sponsor - Miss Verna I. Seitzinger SENIORS-Esther Briner, Fern Kessler, SOPHOMORES--Ruth Bellman, Bernice Florence Shurr. IUNIORS-Fern Keith, Rita Klusewitz, Mil- dred Ravel, Grace Seidel, Marie Sheidy. Brossrnan, Thelma Brubaker, Catherine Burns, Beatrice Gassert, Evelyn Guin- ther, Fern Guinther, Madelyn Krick.Mar- guerite Noga, Frances Russell. ll vI'lS01L'lll1'M C543 I938 SENIOR HIGH CLUBS CROCHET-KNITTINGl CLUB President - Vice President - - Secretary-Treasurer - Sponsor - - - SENIORS-Florence Beidler, Elsie Hiester, Evelyn Kirst, Ruth Pennypacker, Hnna Sassaman, Elsa Schmidt, Helen Schonour. IUNIORS-Mae Gensemer, lean Hughes, lmmogene Lantz, Mae Moyer, Fern Stiely. - Florence Beidler - - Elsie l-liester - V - lmmogene Lantz - Miss Rose Ziegler SOPl-IOMORES-lane Eisenhower, Iune Flora, Helen Harding, Pearl Heckrnan, Virginia Koch, Violet Kochel, Dorothy Kramer, Virginia Longenecker, Virginia Martin, Lillian Miller, Ieanette Reber. Bertha Zieber, Fern Zellers 1938 Q55j Wilsowian 0 SENIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 l LIBRHRY STI-IFF Librarian - - Miss Rose Ziegler Hssisiants: SENIORS-Fludrey Clements, Ruth Culp, Elsie Hiester, Irene Sheicly, Virginia Stephan. IUNIORS-Florence Bachman, Mae Gen- SCPHOMORES-Ruth Poiteiger, Pauline semer, lean Hughes, Ioyce Kellar, Irno- Rapp, Mary lane Rittenhouse, Carolyn gene Laniz, Mae Moyer. Widmyer. lVils011'ian f56Q 1938 0 SENIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 l l MODEL CLUB President - - - - - DO1'lCild Re-1'1'LZ Vice President - - Elmer Iackson Secretary-Treasurer - - Victor Harding Sponsor - - - - William Brumbach SENIORS-Russell Berger, Eugene Greth, Victor Harding, Kenneth iease, Donald Rentz, Robert Seidel. IUNIORS-Hndrew Briner, Elmer Iackson, SOl?l-IOMORES-larnes Iackson, Gunter Richard Rupp. Scholvin, George Smythe. l l 1938 C573 Wilscivzian SENIOR HIGH CLUBS SHFETY CLUB President - Vice President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Sponsor SENIORS-Paul Clouser, Edwin Forry, Robert Myers, William Noecker, Nor- man Snyder, Robert Stein. IUNIORS-William Fox,Clark Hatt, Melvin Hatt, Norman Henry, Ralph Hoffman, Hiram Kochel, Ralph Miller, Heber Rhoads, Russell Riegel, William Rishel, Harry Sonon, Robert Sternbergh. William Strauser - Robert Myers - William Fox - Hiram Kochel Leroy K. Lauck SOPHOMORES-William Brown, Carl Fisher, William Gaul, Paul Miller, Ed- ward Pierce, Harold Pyle, Kenneth Shan- amon, Frederick Shiner, lames Smith, Paul Smith, Earl Spayd, William Straus- er, Howard Trexler, Richard Weber, Clif- ford Withers, Frederick Zentgraf. liVils0nian Q58j 1938 0 SENIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 l l l TYPEWRITER CIQUB Sponsor - Miss Margaret E. Schubert SENIORS-Marjorie Crossman, Iohn Folk, SORHOMORES-Yvonne Burns, lack Robert Kingkinger, Hilda Leisey, Ioseph Cook, BYTOT1 Ebe1'1Y, leC111 ECk91'1I'O'lh, Tmutmcmt Paul Fisher, Fritz Goedeke, Lois Greth, Wilbur Haupt, Richard Hildebrand, Mary Kramer, Harold Peffley, Pauline Rapp, Helen Rentz, Donald Schaefer, IUNIORS-BettY Iseli' Freda SCl'10e11kODff Hrno Seeliger, Hudrey Seitzinger, Frank ETIITHG Turner, Thelma Turner. Stevenson, Harold Unger, Hrdell Welsh. l l 1938 f5QD TfVilsduian l HRT CLUB President - Secretary - Treasurer - Sponsor - NINTH GRHDE-William Hnspach, Charles Brossrnan, Egbert Gumpert, Paul Horn- berger, Kathryn Leininger, Mary Mc- Loud, Hazel Moyer, Naorni Moyer, Nor- man Ritchie, Mary Rutter, Carl Stuber. ' SEVENTH GRHDE-Ruth Eluchenbach, Loretta Eberly, Winfield Fisher, Mary Qnn Hoff, Phyllis Long, Mary Shappell, Kenneth Shollenberger, Mary Uhler. lVilsonian Q6oj I938 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 in , x ' xxx' . .VV - Norman Ritchie - Gail Haupt - Mary McLoud Miss Dorothy Kalbach EIGHTH GRHDE-Evelyn Hdams, Connie Boyles, Gerald Ehst, lean Frederick, Ber- Win Hainley, Mary Hagy, Gail Haupt, Lois Keiser, Ieanette Killian, Betty Kochel, Iune Plowiield, Iay Rice. 0 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 CHMERH CLUB President - - - - - Iacob Koch Vice President - - Ralph Gring Secretary-Treasurer - Russell Reed Sponsor - - Plrlan R. Moyer NINTH GRHDE-Leroy Bare, Conrad Dau- ber, Robert G-raeff, Melvin Greth, Ralph Gring, Irvin Ketner, Russeill Reed. l EIGHTH GRPIDE-lacob Koch, lohn Leber. If X, If ,,. fx J' . KK JL 1938 1615 Wfilsolfzian IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 if LVM IUNIOR HIGH DRHMHTIC CLUB President - - ------- Hnnabelle Reber Vice President - - Phyllis Ketner Secretary-Treasurer Isobel Showalter Sponsor - - Virginia Zug NlNTl-l GRHDE-Louise Hannon, Phyllis Ketner, Elizabeth Kissinger, Daniel Kuhn, Ruth Plowtield, Hnnabell Reber, lsoloel Showalter, Catherine Welder, lane Wentzel. EIGHTH GRQDE-Lois Blanck, Shirley SEVENTH GRHDE-Robert Blanck, Betty EOWSTZ MUTE? Bxneih liglfl Fgemigqg. Bolden, lean Gehret, Iune Good, Evelyn ucia aag, oe a au in, oro y - - - - Mcioudl Helen Miller' Carolyn Ney' Host? Betgy Houser, David Keiser, Rich Marian Ritter, Doris Rothermel, Hilda ,. Gr Owe ' U !f Smith, Helen Snell. J V ,QJJ9 jpofg-Qi! Wilsouliau Q62j 1938 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS jk 'I X. t X 1 x GYM CLUB ' Sponsors - - - NINTH GRHDE-Kathryn Kuhn, Gerald Lease, lune Leininger, Frederick McCal- lum, Harold Moyer, Iohn Moyer, La Verne Sensenig, Gerald Schwartz, Ger- ald Siegiried, Dorothy Wolf. EIGHTH GRRDE-Wayne Hlbright, Betty Blessing, Esther Conrad, lean Heckrnan, , Richard Kendall, Edith Mengle, Iune '25 Mioyerih Luther Moyer, Mark Reber, Nor- man Reedy, Iane Russell, Frances Sabol, Doris Simmons, Gloria Smith, Hrthur Trostle, Lillian Yergey. Miss Love-nia Miller, Walter P. Risley SEVENTH GRRDE-Marvin Bach, Mary lane Brossman, Franklin Culp, Mildred Ddgler, Robert Feree, Warren Fisher, Leonard Fox, Eleanor Hater, Morris H pner, Iohn Hettinger, Chester Irwin, Phyllis Kendall, Pearl Ketner, Fern Koch, Margaret Leu, Winfield Lueiwigniehefei Orli, Forrest Pauling, Ethel Readinger, Rileieee-et Reed, Ethel Reedy, Theodore Rded, Mary lane Riegel, lean Risheill, Glen Shaffer, Varnurn Vernon, Stella Wbyne, Richard Webber, lune Weber, lohn Weitzel, Harold Winters, Herbert Wmnsch. 1938 Q63j W'ilsohzian President - Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor - HISTORY CLUB EIGHTH G-RHDE-Qrdelle Snook, Douglas Wells. SEVENTH GRHDE-Virginia Hlbright,Vio- let Eyrich, Verna Fox, Kenneth Herber, I-lelen Keffer, Harold Moyer, George Noga, Ray Ringler, Clifford Schneck, Shirley Sonon, George Yeager. lVils01zian Q64j 1938 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 Virginia Hlbright Hrdelle Snoolc - - Violet Eyrich Leonard Stephan Leonard Stephan IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS HOBBY CLUB President - - - - - - lane Bechtel Vice President - Secretary-Treasurer - Reporter - - - Sponsor - - NINTH GRHDE-Kathryn f-llbright, lane Bechtel, Miriam Brossman, Walter Weller. EIGHTH GRQDE -Plldo Plrgentiere, Charles Dunkelberger, Helen E yric h, Gladys Fitterling, Gertrude Eo rry, Thelma Eorry, Gladys Fox, Betty Good, Catherine Heckman, Marie Hess, Elsie - Ruth Wunsch - Gladys Fitterling - Miriam Brossman - Mrs. Elizabeth Hyres Katzarnan, Hrlene Kramer, George Krick lean Price, Betty Seiger, Thomas Sny- der, Ernestine Stefty, Kathryn Wink Ruth Wunsch. SEVENTH GRHDE-Helen Heckman, Es- ther Kramer, Harold Krick, Samuel Matz Theodore Miller. 1938 C655 l'VilS07l'il11L p 1 ,ah IUNIOR RED CROSS ..3,............ O IUNIOR HIGH 1- CLUBS 0 President - ----- - Mary Gumpert Vice President - Fern Rader Secretary - - - Iune Hahn Treasurer - Ianice Naftzinger Sponsor - Miss Dorothy Fessler NINTH GRQDE-Ianet Boxier, Mary Gum- EIGHTH GRHDE-Iune Hahn, Dorothy pert, Marion Titlow. Hertzog, Fern Rader. ff SEVENTH GRHDE-Emily Barnett, Sylvia dv Beam, Helen Blankenbiller, Cora Boone, X - ' Betty Iane Boyer, Ieanette Burns, Paul- ' ine Fitterling, Betty Garber, lean Ham- mond, Hrlene I-Iassler, Fern Leinbach, fyw Shirley Long, Grace Lorah, Ruth Miller, Ianice Nattzinger, Vera Noga, Ilsa Pahl, Catherine Rentz, Betty Iane Ritter,Mabe1 Smith, Virginia Strause, Irene Turner. Wfflsonian Q66j 1938 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 rfguzw Jww I xx If , 1 ' ,g I ,. I . 3 .. M ,V L' - if gk M A MODEL CLUB President - Sponsor - NINTH GRHDE-Harold Bowers, Plrlan Eisenhart, Charles Eyrich, Iarnes Heist, Stanley Kalloach, Walter Kummer,l-larry Leinloach, Donald Long, Robert Long, Howard Walker. SEVENTH GRHDE - - Ralph Kunkelman - William Brumbach EIGHTH GRHDE-Billy Dersch, Russell Folk, William Hertzog, Roscoe Houser, Martin Kalloach, Richard Leininger, Don- ald Moyer, Hugustus Murray, Carl Rit- ner, Wayne Wessner. -Ralph Kunkelman. l 1938 Q67j llfilsozziaafz IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS NEEDLECRHFT CLUB President - - ----- - Ethel Hrtz Vice President - Secretary-Treasurer - Sponsor - - - NINTH GRHDE-Ethel Hrtz, Evelyn Chris- ten, Helen Hollenbach, Hda Keifer, Hr- lene Stetfy, Blanche Ulrich, Helen Yoh Miriam Zeller. EIGHTH GRQDE-Betty Fry, Ruth Kum- rner, Mildred Lengel, Charlotte Mohler, Iune Stitzman, Es her Weller, ttflwt I - - Iune Stitzman - - - Pearl Trostle - Miss Thelma Hulenbach SEVENTH GRHDE-Naomi Beach, Patricia Bilek, Elaine Dillon, Morris Fisher, Doro- thy Friedman, Dorothy Haag, Ruth Hyman, Dorothy Kuhn, Mildred Lash, Plrlene Leininger, Betty Ludwig, May Naregang, Helen Hemp, Irene Rupp, Ioyce Shell, Plnna Stefty, Evelyn Strunk, Pearl Trostle, Hleta Troutman. iv I y It17iZs0niau C685 1938 0 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 SCIENCE CLUB l President - - Vice President Secretary - Sponsor - NINTH GRHDE-Donald Bassler, Fay Cauler, Herbert Hartman, Robert Metz- ler, Iarnes Scalese, Eugene Shade, Don- ald Seiger, Iarnes Schoelkopf, Bruce Strawbridge. EIGHTH GRRDE-Betty Barnett, Elaine Gilliams, Shirley Lease, Mabel Lutz, Gerald Noll, Donald Shurr, Mildred Smith, lack Stevenson, Samuel Uhler, Ioseph Walters. - - l - larnes Schoellkopt - - - Bruce Strawbridge - Elaine Gilliams L - Hlbert Fritz SEVENTH GRRDE-William Cook, Hienz Diebold, David Gessmer, Reuben Hass- ler, Plrthur Kunkleman, Willis Keiser, Paul Miller, Earl Michael, Russel Petiley, Ra? Ringler, Paul Schive, Robert Stein- inger, Harry Wolf, William Walters, Clifford Zug. 1938 C695 llfilsouiau l n 9 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS C dw . B J GHHAJU 7 . 1 I 1 ' .ru Lf! P ' V'- A J ' I L ffl 1 43 glut, Wg' xx LR. E Q g MS! I' II . J k , ' 3 l l I Y ill f SCRHPBOOK CLUB President - - - Dorothy Murray Vice President - - Dorothy Hettinger Secretary - - - Ruth Weller Treasurer - lane McGettigan Sponsor - - Noble Fritz NINTH GBHDE-Florence DeLong, Dor- othy Hettinger, Beatrice l-linnershitz, Dorothy Hopp, Eva Lamrn, Miriam Lamm, lune Ludwig, lane McGettigan, Miriam Mechtle, Dorothy Murray, Helen Pachris, Betty Palm, lean Reeoly,Marolell QS,,,3QN,3JCm5-iam Boyer, Ruth Schaeffer, lane Srnith,I-leleri Strause, Margaret Tasy, Betty Tobias, Ruth Weller. EIGHTH GBQDE-Hnna Marie Ianke, lane Larish, Kathryn Beadinger. Wilsonian C705 I938 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS 'frff f We-f xs- X mogul. 'F N' :NI STHMP CLUB President - - Vice President - Secretary-Treasurer - Reporter - - - Sponsor - - NINTH GRQDE-Forrest Bentz, Mary Bid- dlecombe, Ruth Hornberger, William Pier. EIGHTI-I GRHDE-Clarence Barnett, Rich- ard Beaver, Dorsen Berger, Randell Ber- kenstock, Franklin DeLong, Walter - Richard Beaver - Robert Klaesson Mary Biddlecombe - Ruth I-lornberger - Mrs. Elizabeth Flyres Dukeman, Carl Freeman, Robert Klaes- son, Oliver Kochel, Melvin Spiese, Charles Youse, Manfred Zitzman. SEVENTH GRHDE-Theodore Fisher, Paul Lesko, Charles Marshall, James Saylor. 1938 C715 Wilsonian 9 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS O l TOURING HND HUTO CLUB President - - ----- Grant Boyer Vice President - - lohn Kissinger Secretary-Treasurer - - - lohn Miller Sponsor - - - Howard Pl. Heckman NINTH GRHDE-Warren Hdams, Rufus Bashore, Clarence Fields, Charles Krick, Wendell Price, Elmer Texter, Paul Tex- ter, Iohn Withers, Hndrew Yoh, Leo Zentgraf. EIGHTH GRHDE-Grant Boyer, Earle SEVENTH GRHDE-Herman Pldarns, Butz, Robert Hassel, Iohn Kissinger, Iohn ggi? Qllgflurgiilililygglili 5 ?F5fE,lY'g11'g55Li? Miller, Charles Riegel, Ralph Stamm. ter, Robert Wertz, Charles Zieber. IVz7lsouiau f72D 1938 x 'Q X A 0 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS 0 WEHVING CL ,B President - ---- - Elizabeth Kingkinger Vice President - - - Ruth Powers Secretary - - - Nancy Houser Sponsor Miss Margaret Renninger X N h .1 NINTH GRHDE-Ruth Clements, Nancy Houser, Elizabeth Kingkiliger, Thelma Koch, Ruth Powers, leah Schell, Fern Schweitzer, Emma Smiih, La Verne Troelsch, Betty Weitzel. EIGHTH GRHDE-Io e Stautfer, Ruth Yocom. l .XV 1938 f73D Wilsotuian ,..,4 J W., Jn.-1-V-A.. ,fr , v slLHouETTEs or A T H L E T I s 0 HTHLETIC f COUNCIL o HTHLETIC COUNCIL SUPERVISES SPORTS HT WILSON HIGH SCHOOL Officers of the Hthletic Council for the current year were: President --------- Roy W. Hamme Secretary ------- Mrs. Helen I... Starke Treasurer --------- Roy W. Hamme Other members ot the council included Miss Lovenia Miller, William C. Kutz, Walter P. Risley, William L. Brumbach and Leroy Lauck. The Qthletic Hssociation, a student organization, was headed by the following people: President ---------- Bruce Owens Vice President --------- Iesse Kendall Secretary ---------- Dorothy Kuss Varsity cheer leaders included Katherine Miller, Virginia Miller, and Hrthur Tobias. Posi- tions on the junior varsity team ol cheer leaders were capably filled by Christine Baird and Ruth Heinly. 0 CHEER LEHDERS O lViZs01LVia1z Q76j 1938 The SOCCER SEASON fs able and Willing students for the first practice. The players and substi ff. The 1937-38 soccer season began with the turnoult ot a large group of X 4 . . i ' f . tutes were picked, trained, and drilled by Coach Walter Risley. The ma- A M jority oi the newly picked soccer team members were of last year's team, and the season's aspects appeared favorable. , f Throughout every game, regardless of Whether they Won or lost, the school and team dis- played the best type of sportsmanship. Because nlany of the teams that Wilson opposed were exceptionally skillful in their playing, Wilson needed more than skill with which to win the game. They needed a fighting spirit, faith, and loyalty for their school. The team undoubtedly had all of these qualities and won many a game because of them. Wilson is noted tor its fighting spirit. , The soccer season was a triumph because the team lost only one game throughout the entire season. Rlthough not successful in winningl the Western Division Championship, the team was a splendid one, and the class of '38 extends best wishes to the coming soccer teams. Players Position Players Position Players Position lack Davis OR lohn Kline ' RF Robert Reilt IR Warren Greth IL Hiram Kochel G Hrthur Shade LF Walter Griesmer LHB William Leber l OL Hayden Sensenig LHB Herbert Hartman G Warren Mengel OR Ralph Sparagana IR Charles Hatt Rl-IB Richard Mervine ' HB Flrchie Strauser LHB Wilmer Hepner CHB Sherwood Mervine OL William Strauser CF lesse Kendall IL Paul Reese RI-IB Hrthur Tobias IL Walter P. Risley, Coach Wilmer Hepner, Captain Robert Edris, Manager SCHEDULE W Points Date Place Wilson Opp. Sept. 21-Wilson at Mt. Penn 1 O l Sept. 23-West Reading at Wilson 2 U Sept. 28-Wilson at Mohnton l l Sept. 30-Robesonia at Wilson 4 l Oct. 5-Wilson at Wyomissing i 2 U Oct. 7-Mt. Penn at Wilson l l Oct. l2-Wilson at West Reading l O O Oct. 14-Mohnton at Wilson l O Oct. 20-Wilson at Robesonia 2 U Oct. 21-Wyomissing at Wilson 3 U 1938 f77D Ilfilsofzrifzn l l '--as 0 SOCCER TEHM 0 Vmzf BASKETBALL Y , THE FIGHTING PREXIES VHRSITY BHSKETBHLL The fervor for soccer had not yet vanished when the summons for basketball practice was issued. It was a large order to fill the vacancies left by last year's graduates, but there was a great amount of new material with which to work. During the first half of the basketball season Wilson defeated all rivals, with the exception of three non-league opponents. Throughout the second half of the season the team kept up its fighting spirit, and concluded the season with four- teen victories and three losses, the latter suffered at the hands of the non-league opponents, Birdsboro, Mohnton, and Muhlenberg. Wilson Was the only undefeated team in the Western Division and Was therefore the representative in the county playoffs. Many rooters and fans thought the team would advance and attain more honors than did previous basketball tearns, and still other pessimists believed that Wilson did not have as good a team as that of the year previous. These disputed opinions were settled when we played Birdsboro for the Berks County Championship. The Wilson Hi team found the fighting spirit of the players from Birdsboro too much for them, and thus Wilson was eliminated. Every student of Wilson High School was proud of the team which Mr. Risley had developed and of the pluck displayed by the team in every game. We hope that future teams Will be able to boast of the playing ability, sportsmanship, and fighting spirit shown by the team of 1937-38. lVl'lS07L'iCl1L Q78j 1938 SEASON Players Position Hiram Kochel Hrchie Strauser lohn Kline Sherwood Mervine Robert Reift Hayden Sensenig Wilmer 1-Iepner Walter Kopp Elwood Staudt William Strauser QQQCDPf1'11'n'1:1OO Walter P. Ptisley, Coach Hrchie Strauser, Captain Robert Kingkinger, Manager Roy W. 1-lamrne, Faculty Manager SCHEDULE Points Date Team Place Wilson Opp. Nov. Birdsboro Elway 24 27 Nov. Hamburg Home 23 19 Dec. Wyomissing Hway 15 14 Dec. Mohnton Hway 21 25 Dec. 'Wernersville Home 30 20 Dec. Muhlenberg Elway 33 37 Dec. 'Womelsdorf Home 44 14 Dec. Hamburg Plway 38 20 Ian. Muhlenberg Home 42 21 Ian. ' Robesonia Hway 22 20 Ian. Sinking Spring Home 52 27 lan. 'Wyomissing Home 33 31 Ian. ' Wernersville Flway 4 3 24 Feb. Mohnton Home 34 27 Feb. 'Womelsdorf Hway 4 4 20 Feb. 'Robesonia Home 43 28 Feb. ' Sinking Spring Elway 38 25 C Berks County Championship Playoff J Feb. Birdsboro Hrm ory 28 32 1938 f79D Wilsoniau ,- gf '1 1 I f will WRX if 5 Z...- l if ff' X- Er! JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 0 IUNIOR PREXIES 0 IUNIOR VHRSITY BI-ISKETBHLL Working with material developed from a large turnout for lunior Varsity Bas- ketball, Mr. Leroy produced and coached a fine team. Throughout the entire season the boys were victorious and made a splendid showing in sportsman- ship, lighting spirit, and playing ability. The team had a chance to win the Berks County I. V. Championship, but un- fortunately, were eliminated. However, we Want to commend them tor a splen- did season. Hlthough this team's record Will be hard to beat, We Wish future teams even greater success. Nov. Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec lan. Ian. Team Date 19-Birdsboro 23-Hamburg 3-Wyomissing 7-Mohnton 10-Wernersville 14-Muhlenberg 17-Womelsdort 23-Hamburg 5-Muhlenberg 7-Robesonia Players K. Wessner H. Hartman W. Leber M. Kreitz R. Metzler D. Seiger SCHEDULE Points Points Place Wilson Opp. Date Team Place Wilson Opp. Hway 15 16 lan. 14-Sinking Spring Home 37 8 Home 31 7 Ian. 21-Wyomissing Horne 28 15 Hway 25 22 Ian. 28-Wernersville Elway 44 27 Hway 37 16 Feb. 1-Mohnton Home 37 16 Home Z1 20 Feb. 4-Womelsdorf Qway Z3 20 Hway 20 8 Feb. ll-Robesonia Home 35 12 Home 38 23 Feb.18-Sinking Spring Hwcxy 52 12 Flway 24 8 Home 28 25 CBerks County Championship Elimination Gamel Hway 15 18 Mar. 1-Muhlenberg Hrmory 15 16 Position Players Position C W. Griesemer G F C. Hatt G F S. Hettinger G F R. Borkert G F R. Moyer G F R. Sparagana G Leroy Lauck, Coach Richard Mervine, Manager William Leber, Captain Hnthony Maurer, Manager Wilsonian C803 1938 .eg 1 The BASEBALL SEASQN ri One of the surest signs of spring at Wilson High School is to see the many can- didates at the baseball practices. Students seem to realize the importance of baseball as a varsity sport. It is indeed one of the big three sports at our Fllma Mater. This season enthusiasm is soaring to a new high, not only in the ranks of the players, but among the many Wilson fans and boosters. Iudging from the speed and ability displayed by the team in practice, we are certain the group will be a very serious threat to the new opponents in the Cen- tral Division. This will be a new experience for Wilson to play in the Central Division, but with the support of every loyal Wilsonian and the fine coaching of Mr. Walter P. Risley, we can look forward to more victories on the diamond. PLRYERS I-1. Strauser, pitcher, R. Metzler, pitcher, H. Sonon, pitcher, W. Strauser, catcher, S. Hettinger, center fielder, K. Wessner, first base, M. Kreitz, second base, D. Seiger, second base, W. Leber short- stop, H. Hartman, shortstop, R. Berkert, third base, S. Mervine, third base, R. Mervine, left fielder, C. O'Deair, left fielder, R. Myers, right fielder, K. Sheidy, right fielder, I. Scalese, catcher, G. McGow, catcher: R. Reed, catcher. Walter P. Risley, Coach lack Davis, Manager P SCHEDULE Date Team Place Hpril Wilson Mohnton Home Hpril Wilson Mt. Penn Home Flpril Wilson . Shillington Hway Hpril Wilson Birdsboro Hway Flpril Wilson . Bo ertown Home Qpril Wilson . Mollmton Hway May Wilson Mt. Penn Hway MGY Wilson Shillington Home May Wilson . Birdsboro Home May Wilson . Boyertown Hway 0 BHSEBHLL TERM O I938 CSIJ IVilso1ziau ,r p ,X x thi 762 GYM TEAM The Gym Team this year presented a very colorful and interesting exhibition on March l8, l938, under the capable direction ot Miss Lovenia Miller, in- structress. Marching, calisthenics, tumbling, dancing, and apparatus drill Work were in- cluded in the acts on the program. Mr. Walter P. Risley acted as master ot ceremonies. MEMBERS-Ruth Heinly, Mildred Katzaman, Kathryn Kline, lean Koch, Katherine Miller, Virginia Miller, Katharine Shenberger, Vir- ginia Stephan, Warren Greth, Donald Kaufman, Richard Palm, Wilfred Schweitzer, George Shen- berger, Hrthur Tobias. Miss Lovenia H. Miller, Coach Hrthur Tobias, Captain Katharine Shenberger, Captain Grace Mengel, Pianist o GYM TEHM 0 l t llYil.Y01LflI7'L C823 1938 ne TENNIS SEASON s ' lx Z K 0 TENNIS RHCKETEERS 0 TENNIS This year Wilson has officially joined the ranks with other high schools in tennis competition. Up to this time little real interest has been shown here in this fast and engaging sport. We feel that We can truthfully make a bright prophecy for the team this first season and look forward to more honors in our Sports Hall of Fame. . ' if Members of the team have Worked diligently in preparing practice courts lo- cated at Lincoln Park. We sincerely hope the squad will be Well rewarded for their efforts. The WILSONIHN wishes the best of luck to the tennis team this year and hopes they will emerge victorious in their coming court duels. MEMBERS-Karl Eisele, Parke Fish- er, lohn Folk, Hlfred Killian, lohn Pahl, Iames Rodgers, Frank Steven- son, Dennis Strawbridge. t William I. Brumbach, Coach Robert Kingkinger, Manager SCHEDULE N Bethel vs. Wilson Wyomissing vs. Wilson West Reading vs. Wilson Wernersville vs. Wilson Muhlenberg vs. Wilson Shillington vs. Wilson 1938 Q83j Wilsotnian 1 f X 97' llm 'rv yt-ff .if f Im 1 . X W! IWW --1 BOYS SWIMMING TEAM HQUHTIC SPORTSMEN SWIMMING For the first time in the history of the high school Wilson formed a swimming team and entered the Berks County Scholastic Swimming League. lohn Pahl, Robert Spies, Robert Kaufman, Donald Kaufman, Qrthur Tobias, lames lackson, and George McGow were trained at the Y. M. C. Pl. every Friday night by our able fswimmng coach, Mr. Leonard Stephan. Wilson is now looking forward to the time when the school will have a pool in which to train and practice. lt is our hope that more students will display an interest in swimming in the coming years, and that all students will stand back of Wilson's new sportl MEMBERS Pts. EVENTS 1. Iackson 3 160 yd. relay D. Kaufman 3 40 yd. breast stroke R, Kaufman 1 40 yd. back stroke G, MCGQW U 40 yd. free style I. Pahl 14 100 yd. free style R. Spies 2 220 yd. free style Pt. Tobias 15 Diving-plain front, back, jackknife, Leonard Stephan, Coach 0I3ti0T1CI1 STHNDING OF TEHMS SCHEDULE Pts. Date Opponents Results gflvuhgegbegg Ian. 17 Shillington, Muhlenberg Wilson, 2nd, 16 points Wiimijgnglg 67 lan. 31 Muhlenberg, West Reading Wilson, 3rd, 12 points Wilson 50 Feb. 7 Wyornissing,Shi1lington Wilson, lst, 32 points Shillington 36 Wilsonian Q84j 1938 BCYS TRACK SEASON TRHCK Members of the track team began their spring training early this year in order to be in condition and trim for the many stiff competitive meets which are in store for them. Wilson hopes to be truly proud ot its track team this season. Success this year would help to create a future interest in developing finer track teams. Best wishes to Coaches Lauck and Stephan and those who uphold the honor of the tape and cliscus l MEMBERS-L. Baer, B. Eberly, C. Graeff, W. Griesmer, V. Harding, H. Hartman, C. Hatt, C. Heinly, W. Hepner, S, Het- tinger, C. Hornberger, R. Kaufman, I. Kendal, I. Kline, M. Kreitz, R. Kunkleman, W. Mogel, P. Parsons, D. Seiger,H. Shade. G. Shell, H. Tobias, H. Walker. Leonard Stephan, Coach Leroy Lauck, Coach SCHEDULE Date Place Team Hpril 6 Wilson Interclass Meet Ftpril 13 Wilson Dual Meet with Shillington Hpril 20 Wyomissing Dual Meet with Wyomissing Rpril 23 Fllbright Stadium County Meet Hpril 29 West Reading Dual Meet with West Reading Hpril 30 Philadelphia Penn Relays May 4 Wilson Dual Meet with Mt. Penn May 7 West Reading County Meet May 14 Kutztown County Meet t t t TRHCK MEN E 0 1 :--f- .. -V i 1938 C853 Wtilsouiau l SILHOUETTES OF ILSONIAN PATRQNS PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Iacob Hertzog Dr. Scholtes Tersuhow's Miracle Store Miss Rose Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Oley Lear Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Unger Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Stitzel Mr. R. H. Furlow Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sassaman Mr. and Mrs . V. Hayes Vernon Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Myers Mr. and Mrs . Llo d F. Forr Y Y Mr. and Mrs. C. Hllard Burns Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Charles Whitmoyer . Charles Conway . C. F. Rutter . Herman Y. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Kirst Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eisele Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Iohn Troutman . C. C. Chrismer . I. Lewis Lingle . Ioseph C. Crossman Mrs. Lydia G. Folk Mr . and Mrs . Clarence H. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leisey Mr . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Irwin Rentz Geor e W Kin kin er - Q - Q 9 Mr. and Mrs. Hrthur Fl. Greth Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. Sheidy Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bentz Mr. Charles K. Staudt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Berger Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Schoener Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Edris Mr . and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . William R. Leid Stephen P, Boydjieff . Robert Neider Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wolf Mr. and Mrs . Paul S. Reese Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Strawbridge Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Berger Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Harry I. Hiester . 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Palm Klara and Karl Eisele Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Dr. C. B. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. E. Fl. Clements Rev. and Mrs. Ernest H. Weber Mr. and Mrs. George S. Benninger Mr. and Mrs. Iames M. Hassler Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Henry Essick and Barr Mr. Moore Curtain Shop Mr. Bamford Mr. E. H. Bowen Compliments of a friend Hangen's Music House Mr. Tom Thursby Mr. S. Pl. Brossman Miss M. Grace Ludwig Manning-Flrmstrong Shoe Store Mr. Iack Harkins Pat's Barber Shop Iohn D. Eisenbrown Monument Co. Dr. H. W. Bagenstose Miss Dorothy Russell Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Noecker Miss Catherine S. Sheidy Mr. Patsy Carrozza Mr. Hlired Mengel Mrs. Helen Starke Miss Bessie M. Troutman Miss Verna Seitzinger Mr. Charles I. Henne Miss Mildred Rothermel Mr. Walter P. Risley Miss Lovenia Miller Mr. William Brumbach Mr. Plrthur Hatt Mr. B. H. Weidman Miss Ruth Kilhefner Mr. Iohn G. Loose Mrs. Laura T. Rettgers Mr. William C. Kutz Miss Dorothy Fessler Miss Margaret Renninger Mr. Roy W. Harnme Mr. Howard H. 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Reading's Leading Clothiers Slfiife CROLL 6 KECK Siifim 1938 fggj lfVils01z1an Hthletic Outiitters UNGEPJSQ Sporting Goods Store Y 208 WEST MHRKET STREET POTTSVILLE. PH. HAROLD WOLFF CHMDEN, NEW IERSEY V COLOR DRY Materials . . . Caps . . . Emblems Medals . . . Uniforms Compliments of Berks Paint and Supply Co. NORTH NINTH STREET REHDING. PH. Phone Reading 4-4053 Gouglersville, Pa. in DIHL 2-4661 Lutlwer LA. Eslwelman W, C I-I D I L L Iustice of the Peace S,,,i,,ening M TRHVEL BUREAU Fae-Made Silk Underwear : Representing General Insurance Pennsylvania Casualty Company Lancaster, Pa. Hll Domestic and Foreign Steamship, Hir, and Rail Lines 515 PENN ST. REHDING, PI-1. IVils0nian C965 1938 . . . PRESENTING . . . THE NEW 1938 TYDOL GASOLINE You'll find it the highest anti-knock, fastest starting straight gasoline you ever used. It's surprising how the lubricating action stops power Waste, increases power-pull, and gives smoother and longer mileage. Your Neighborhood Service Station has itl Give 1938 TYDOL a try today. PENN SERVICE OIL CO. PENN HND Monwoon HVENUES N FISK TIRES WEST LHWN, PH. WITHERBEE BHTTERIES Compliments of Compliments of Eagle Boolc Store Keystone Meat lvlarlcet 542 PENN STREET SOUTH SEVENTH STREET REHDING, PH. REHDING, PH. J. BRUCE KENDALL VERA'S RESTAURANT Service Station and I: I l 570 PENN .GIVENUE Lubflcaflon SINKING SPRING, PH. Gasoline Tires and v Motor Oils Hccessories , H A Light Lunches 15 PENN HVENUE Special Chicken and Duck Dinners on WEST REHDING, PH. Sunday, 50 cents. 1938 C975 Wilsonian Compliments of Compliments of the HFRIEND TEXTILE INN F. M. BROWIXVS SONS SINKING SPRING cmd SHILLINGTON COHL FLOUR FEED DUtCI1,S R.eSt8l,1I'8l'1t 29 soU'rH Fnfm STREET REHDING, PH- Hr-1-RD com. . . . LHSTS LONGER v E. I. Moyer Phone 8-1314 35C Meals .... Never Closed Wilsonian C985 1938 Compliments of WALTER H. FRITZ W EI N E R ' S PLUMBING HND HEI-ITING Quality Clothes Since Y 1914 PHONE 5084 Y V 759 PENN STREET REHDING. PH. 9 South Fourth .Flvenue West Reading Consumers Gas Company 441 PENN STREET. REHDING. PH. Y Modernize Your Kitchen With Gas Gas Is The Ideal Fuel Compliments of Delight Beauty Shoppe Elsie Meyer. Prop. I-I. I-I. WEBBER Y Same Service for Over Thirty Years V V SINKING SPRING. PH. Telephone 81-9461 Duart Permanents Compliments of C1-lie Compliments of ATLANTIC REFINING READING STREET EEJLWEY COMPHNY COMPANY REHDING COHCH COMPHNY EEaDmG, Pa. 1938 Qggj Wilsouian A PAUL R, WEBBER BUICK...OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS Y Dependable Used Cars V Wrecked Huto Bodies and Fenders Repaired Y Phone Frystown 50 Rehrersburg, Pa. Bethel, Pa. - 1 The Famous Eating Place CRYSTAL RESTAURANT AND PASTRY SHOP Established 1911 on the Square Y 529-547 PENN STREET REHDING. PH. Reading Wholesale Confectionery Co. Iobbers of Finest Confectionery 418 NORTH NINTH STREET Reading. Pa. Iudge for Yourself By the Photos in the Wilsonian STRUNK STUDIO V 10 NORTH NINTH STREET REHDING. PH. Bell Phone 2-6563 Hccessories, Batteries Tires and Tubes F L E E T W I N G 'cRED I-IALLER SERVICE STHTION 1626 Penn Hvenue Phone 4-2204 Wyornissing Hills, Pa. Our Twenty-Four Hour Service Satisiies MARTI-IA'S v R 612 Penn Hvenue West Reading Wilsonian QIOOD 1938 Frank Tyaclc 5 Son STOPAT. I 1 GW M 610,09 YIITRGADUKA e3nlQlf'KlnL.l CONFECIJONERY I Iewelers and Silversmiths tj' . V , If 1 ' I . if c. A L V f'riRQIii ' ' ' uw?F?M1.l 511PENN STREET REHDIN G PH Drink MHZ DELICIOUS HND REFRESHING THE PHUSE THHT REFRESHES Compliments of Hillsicle Service Station Byrl S. Kline Y 1635 PENN HVE. WYOMISSING. PH. WERNERSVILLE ROADSIDE MARKET Geo. W. Balthaser, Prop. SUNNY HILL ORCHHRD PRODUCTS WERNERSVILLE, PH. Cacoosing Nurseries SINKING SPRING LHNDSCHPE SERVICE DIHL 8-1608 CARL DUNKLE EVERYTHING ELECTRIC 600 PENN HVENUE DIHL 8-1619 SINKING SPRING. PH. 193 8 CIOID Wilsouiafn Best Wishes To the Graduating Class of 1938 Compliments of I-GRING STUDIO Dr. George E. Ruth PHOTOGRHPHERS STOUCHSBURG. Pa. 71-1 North Sixth Street Reading, Pa. N St. Clair Florists Compliments of 537 PENN HVENUE WEST REHDING v Reading's Progressive Department Store FLOWERS FOR HLL OCCHSIONS Compliments of Ziegleris HAM lvlillc LHBORHTORY CONTROLLED Wisser Gas Station SINKING SPRING, PH. W zlsonian Qiozj 1938 Compliments of Spatz Motor Co. JUHN R' KURTZ SINKING SPRING. Pa. fha y I SIN KIN G SPRING DIHL 8-1026 DRUGGIST SLATER S RESTAURANT 212 214 PENN STREET The Home of Good Eats Our Own Make Ice Cream 001, Comphments of UF uf MHISOH Andre Beaut Salon bww Hbove Imber s Store BOTTLED BY CRYSTHL ROCK BEVERHGE CO DIAL 4 2377 524 PENN ST SAMUEL N MOYER IUSIICS of the Peace uto Repalr Servlce Iohn P Buchanan 19 WOODROW HVENUE SINKING SPRING PI-1 Mortgages Deeds W1lls Executed Real Estate and Insurance phone 3 1486 Cutt1ng and Weldmg 541 coum' sr PHONE 3 4353 Phone 8 1312 Readlng Pa Ex1de Batter1es Sales and SSYVICS 6 3 0lLIt 9 Residence, Wernersville, Pa. ' 'I I 193, fIOD Wil.: 'zu 1 College Hnnuals CONGRATULATIONS School Publications Edition Printing to the Programs :: Menus Commercial Printing CLHSS OF 1938 Equipped for Genuine Steel Die Engraving Y Printers of The 1938 Wilsonian H11 Group Photographs by 9 . S X I P R 1 N T E R REHDINGI Pa. 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