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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

aiailiibli if x ' M XX! , 9 1 r www, Yi We gg W f'R ffrzfff CX ' :w1W ix E5 2 X9 9 ' is Q 5 IANW BILL OF ATTRACTIONS I. Introduction .. II. Trainers ....... III. Star performers . .. IV. Undersfudies V. Special Acts ...... VI. Big Top Backers . .. . 2-4 5-20 21-58 49-52 53-80 81-96 INTRODUCTION Peanuts, popcorn, pink lemonade! Come to the circus! The Senior Class of Wilson High School welcomes you to the greatest show on earth. This show contains the high lights of our years at Wilson, Like the circus with its gaiety and laughter, our years here have been full of events which can never be for- gotten. We present them to you now in our l95l Wilsonian. SCHOOL MOTTO WE LEARN TODAY Fore A BETTER woRLp TOMORROW. ,:..QIlllILS0N5fi.:,q. E E I . ' 9 -.., -1' ' kk fy. , ., ,.... -'-'ff M'A 1 ff' my , M ' 7..-M' M K xi In Q? f, . 3 My A ? 5 Z Nu A L M A M AT E R FAAAQ JJAAJA A A xA15E5 41fe5l 4 A Ja A r J QA A Proud-bf stands our high school buiid-ing A5 Hue sum goes down, 3 A r A KA M rAAM w, 21-AWA Wil-Som High Schooiiwil-son Boon Simi MHW af? your mighli AEA A mi -A A sf 5 A mm E We vviH ral-ij round Www sfdnd-ard Of Hwe Red and Wfwilrc. x x . ,gif A c 'wma' -x-.WM ia , 3 KN,-W if -., 1 1...,..f-' f ,, Samuel Clauser The class ot l95l wishes to dedicate this edition of the Wilson High School Wilsonian to Mr. Samuel Clauser. Ever since our freshman year at Wilson, when we first came to know Mr. Clauser, all of us have grown to like him and to appreciate his fine qualities. As our guidance instructor in ninth grade, he certainly helped many ot us over some rough spots in our early high school career. His excellent guidance and advice has undoubtedly helped us all become better citizens for tomorrow. '-s.. iff 4 .fmt ,JN XM N 1' ,J f xx 1, 1 I! ! ! ! 'x f'N fx 'N 'N-'--N - Q -W-.....,.,.A.. .,,,,,., -'xxx KW f'N fx MN X-Xff Xf5f'1'fwfX rw FX FN f f x X, ,ww ! v x K K . 'x.., T Principal's Message to Graduates The faculty join me in our best wishes to the Seniors of '5l. We feel certain that you have learned that success usually attends effort . A willingness to work, to help, and to give of yourself is the attainment we have helped you to seek in your school career. lt is the attainment that the world sorely needs in its citizens today. By your efforts and your quality of giving generously of your- selves you have helped Wilson High School to attain new heights. We shall miss the warmth of your person- alities and the cheerfulness of your smiles. We extend our sincere hopes for your con- B. ANTON HESS Principal tinued success. Supervising Principal's Message to Class of l95l We the American people are faced with the threat of living a restricted life under communism or confronted by a free world whose civilization must constantly be alert to uphold its forward march of progress in science, education and all related studies. To enjoy our manifold beneficences of our social order in its finest hour of achieve- ment-American Youth needs the benefits of a well rounded educational program. Wilson High School has offered you the finest and best in education its supporting public would afford. How well you make use of it and apply yourself in life's activities depends upon your rugged honesty, initia- tive and perseverance. May the Wilson Spirit of fair play, friend- liness, pride in scholastic achievement and educational leadership permeate your very life. May you continue to be happy, useful, patriotic Christian Citizens. WILLIAM C. KUTZ Supervising Principal XM gf '-4. - C0Wl'C0fler3 The trip was very exciting, Ruby Etchberger explains to her classmates. Our next word,' says Mr. Leininger is cat. Seated: Miss Virginia Zug, Mrs. Gertrude Metcalf. Standing: Mr, Carl Constein, department headg Mrs. Jean Rollmang Mr. Dallas Leininger, ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Ebba Hagstrom and Audrey Scagnelli receive help from Mr. Constein. Miss Zug introducing her class to Shakespeare. .li ' f ' M...-alan-fy' Sl' fo lgb, Miss Verna Sei- tzinger, Latin and German teacher, and Mrs. Jean Roll- man, Spanish teacher, com- pare notes. xffm WOSQ sl CSX' O! Mr. Lloyd Miller, social studies de- partment head, holds one of his regular monthly meetings in Room 4. Standing: Mr. Aaron Miller, Mr. Samuel Clauser, Mr. George Gries- emer, and Mr. Arlan Moyer. Sitting: Mr. Paul Strunk, Mrs, Pearl Pierce, and Mr. Lloyd Miller. Mr. Aaron Miller points out an important detail to his world history class. Arabia is the topic of discussion between Mr. Lloyd Miller and Henry Bildstein in the torm- er's American history class. Dorothea Miller ponders a confusing question P in her final Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania test, SOCIAL STUDIES 1. ,sw sv 5 fs, tial , .N . S? 2 ff? if Q Aa is 9- 523 ,gif JL Q 'R 'MSW JW' vb A ja W MQ .. ! 1 A I 'W Fm. 1 W A A, 5 'ff I. 3? X79- 1 f Adam Showalter explains the mysteries of division to his IOG classmates. MATHEMATICS Mr. Friend's 9B algebra class enjoys a classroom prank. ? i Y is Mr. Robert Thompson, Mr. Ralph Friend and Mr. Clayton Rehrer, department head, discuss the merits of a cube. Can I help you? Mr.Rehrer asks Thomas Sprucebank in business math class. COMMERCIAL Nancy Yeager, Mr. Ralph Naulty, and Margaret Schoennogel at work in the bank of Wilson, the Central Treasury. The commercial department groups around Mr. Paul Strunk as he practices his typing. Standing: Mr. Clayton Rehrer, Mr. Ralph Naulty, Miss Helen Rhodes. Mr. Strunk gives his junior business class some helpful hints. Mr. Naulty checks Fred Hagstrom on the use of the stencil. 'va GQ ' Q 'lima 1' fa ,A E I TM - ,.... -. ., A -:a.:,-b-- was-una .wi-df Miss Rosemere Baum demonstrates the correct procedure of sew- ing, while Mrs. Elaine Baro and Mr. Horace Miller look on. Juledell Rickert, home economist, of Pa. Power8tLight Co., assisted by Mrs. Baro, shows Nancy Eckroth, Sharleen Diest, and Dorothy Ludwig the way to a man's heart. A'lOI'lene A Chono 'Wold 5fQndS Mmer ggdpins up 0 Earienfly as Swv. Barbara Fochimcv vlhile Fay: O I' f'leQr,by. Robert Ohlinger and Dick Texter are having their troubles with this tasty ham. Karl Lang, Dick Texter, Bill Weitz- el, and Robert Ohlinger display four fine. examples of their vocation. 15 VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT LIBRARY This attractive lady, who is sitting amongst her friends, is our librarian Miss Catherine Sheidy. Would you please sign my book? This is very famil- iar to Lorraine Snyder, student librarian. Waiting for their books are Cath- erine Bird, Janet Kunkle- man,and Louise Kissinger. 2 2 5 r MUSIC Wilson High School's enthusiastic music conductor is Mr. George Wagner. Among the numerous duties of a student librarian is putting the books back in their proper place, as Sigrid Finster is doing. Among Mr. Wagner's duties are teaching music classes as is shown here. This is the 9G rhythm class. 'lo PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND MEDICAL Keep your eye on the ball! Miss E. Putt, director of girls' athletics, and Mr, Ralph Leininger, director of boys' athletics, discuss basketball. We'II show you how it's done! On the mat: Robert Germann and Robert Penny- packer. Standing: Luke Ferrer, Arthur Meyer, Harry Riegel, Robert Keim. Say Ahh! Mrs, L. Rettgers, school nurse, and Dr. A. John- son, schooI doctor, examine Barbara Schwanzer. 'I7 ,J ,Ki rx! Af C. -. 9. f.,::rA fl ',..-- if Barbara Snyder gets behind-the-wheel instruction from Mr. Arner. Careful! Don't knock over any posts while you're learning to back! AUTO DRIVING L A f 1 fwnlgsw I ' r Wwi Q35 . mv' V V r f,,,,, A ,if ' f N, f Q .th , 7 ' Mr. Brumboch supervises while Ernest Motthes, Robert Keirq and Ralph Stomm change o tire. l l 18 X M mm I +4 'YR S M l l W SCHOOL BOARD Our school board has made many fine contributions to the welfare of Wilson and through ex- cellent leadership and wise planning has been a valuable asset to our community. 'Hwang SECRETARIES The many minute details of WiIson's administration are handled smoothly and efficiently by our capable office staff. ..,......--5,-5--...au Wm M . ...,,,, Y-.N Nxk 4 X ,-X X 9' .4 ,Q 1 A A 3 W, XY , I 5, X1 fs' T x f at 4, 5 1 ' Xe 1' ,p,4.,,f' 1 1 , 1 2 I I I 1 T, . I X x S - fi 3 I I f r L23 S gm 077 Q3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lc1Verne Wortluft, Secretoryg Ruth Sebastian, Treosurerg Robert Shoup, Presidentg Lawrence DeBeck, Vice President, f Zln emnriam AWAY l cannot say and I will not say That she is dead - she is just away! With o cheery smile and a wave of the hand She has wandered into an unknown land, And left us dreaming how very fair lt needs must be since she lingers there. Think of her still as the same, I soyg She is not dead -- she is just away! James Whitcomb Riley Betty Moe Wertz, 'I933 - 1947 DORIS L. ADAMS 607 West Wyomissing Blvd. West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania fee!! Q54-Af Shorty . . , likes nice clothing . , 4 lives for sports , . . favorite pas- time supporting the W. F. S .... independent people annoy her , . . Well, l'm sorry! . . . looks forward to becoming an elementary school teacher. College Preparatory5 Wilsonian 45 Spectator 45 National Honor Society 45 Student Council 2, Secretary 25 Athletic Association Secretary 45 Class Secretary 35 Debating 2, 3, 45 Majorette l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 County Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Night of Music 2, 3, 45 Night of One Act Plays 3, 45 Pony Cheerleader l5 J. V. Basketball l5 Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Gym Team l, 2, 3, 45 Track I5 Leaders Club I5 Y-Teen Club 25 Dramatic Club 3,4. A .,., ,L..V, , VV K . .i... . . . ,ississ - css. . ' 7 91 if .s,. 1 RICHARD L. ANGSTADT 1 2304 Monroe Avenue '.,, West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania if A mc' LJ 1. Angie . . . has a special liking for pastry and blond hair . . . can usually be found in Montello . , . Oh, shucksE . . . dislikes bossy people . , . aspires to be a baker. General5 Sports Club l5 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. HAROLD R. BANKES l'l5 lntervilla Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania X-AWU Qimiw Big Bill . . . likes ice cream and cake . . . passes time by listening to the radio, drawing, or going to movies . . . dislikes critical people . . . We're gonna miss you around! . . tall member of class . . . plans to enter commercial art. General5 Wilsonian 45 Art Club l, 25 Leaders Club 3, 4. LOIS E. BEEKEY 2417 Penn Avenue U West Lawn, Pennsylvania Lois . . . enjoys symphony concerts, dramatics and basketball . . Well, by gosh! . , , getting up early and deadlines peeve her . . devotes pastime to piano playing, browsing in books, and sports . . ambition to study languages and to travel. College Preparatory5 Spectator l, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 45 Wilsonian 45 Student Council 45 Student Court 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Debating 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Night of One Act Plays l, 2, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 County Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 District Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 State Orchestra 2, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Night of Music l, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus Accomp. l, 3, 45 Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball I5 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Gym Team Accomp. 2, 3, 4. CHARLES F. BALTHASER R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania 01.241, e,.1a.cM Checkerf' , . . likes to sleep . . . favorite pastime is going to Mohnton , . . getting up in the morning and women gossipers especially aggra- vate him , . Spare the rod and spoil the child! , . . often seen driving a Ford . . . one of our future farmers. Vocational5 Future Farmers at America Club l, 2, 3, 4. JOAN E. BEIDLER 23 West Court Blvd. West Lawn, Pennsylvania 0-dff2J 5 Joanie . . . peppy cheerleader . . . special liking for tennis, dancing, and driving . , , abhors disagreeable people and the nickname Red . . . Thanks awfully! . . , eating a favorite pastime . . . Wilson's first feminine student council president . . . looking forward to college, College Preparatory5 National Honor Society 45 Student Council 3, 4, President 45 Wilsonian 45 Spectator 2, 3, 45 Debating 2, 3, 45 Student Court 35 Travel Club I5 Y-Teen Club 25 Dramatic Club 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Night of One Act Plays 2, 3, 45 Athletic Association 45 Pony Cheer- leader l5 J. V. Cheerleader 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 L. Hf.2Ba5ketball I5 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Valley- G , , 4. FREDERICK L. BERST 2'I0 Intervilla Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania 52.22. .GMP Sam . . . likes milk, Spike Jones records, and Arthur Godfrey . . , favorite pastime is making wisecracks . . . Are you for real? . . , pet peeves are people who stare and girls who whistle . . . ambition is to serve Berst's Reliable Cab. General, Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2. RUTH A. BLIMLINE R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania in, 0. ' ' Rudy . . . likes ice cream, Sammy Kaye . . . Honest to Pete! . . . member of S. H. P ..., passes her time by eating and testing other people's sense of humor , . . dislikes Shorty Lang, nosey neighbors, and spiders . . . future is indefinite. Vocational, Typing Club l, Travel Club 2, Future Homemakers of America Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. mimi' WILBUR L. BOHN R. D. No. 'I Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Stubby , .t . quiet but friendly . . , happiest when eating a large plate of spaghetti . . . no time for conceited people . . . Oh, nuts! . . . spends his time hunting and fishing , . . future truck driver. Vocational, Sports Club l, Future Farmers of America Club 2, 3, 4, DORIS E. CAMPBELL 242'! Grandview Blvd. West Lawn, Pennsylvania A726-2 Soupie . . . sports enthusiast . . . likes cheeseburgers, dancing, and the color green . . . shudders at the thought of snakes and spiders . . , carefree attitude . . . So what! Says who? . . . faithful member of W. F. S ,... seeks an office career. Business Education, Wilsonian 4, Spectator 4, Student Council 3, Band l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, Typing Club 4, Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. JOHN F. CIABATON 2321 Noble Street West Lawn, Pennsylvania Ci . . . loyal class member . . . fried chicken and ice cream are tops . . , snappy ping-pong player . . . Curiosity kills a cat! . , , an- noyed by silly girls . . . where there's food, there's Ci . . . has hopes as a television technician. General, Sports Club l, Study Club 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Pony Basket- ball l. ' ' 1' H iikiiiiv?-Q 'H .L . - if 3 , is K w Qi 3Tli-Y LAWRENCE E. DeBECK ' .Rf :, -s ,5 J, 'l'I0 Morwoad Avenue ,. , West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Larry . . . friendly and well dressed . . . good on the gridiron . . . Spanish class comedian , . . all sports rate high . . . let's do away with undependable and conceited people . . . Cut it out! . . . enjoys hunt- ing . , future personnel manager. College Preparatory, Class Vice President 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4. CYNTHIA A. DEDEKIND 2212 Fairview Street West Lawn, Pennsylvania 9,..,cz14dM Agua Cynthie . . . bland hair, blue eyes . . . enjoys writing letters . . . happy when taking a boat ride or eating popcorn . . . detests noisy people and eating with wooden spoons . . . what a vocabulary! . . . Oh, my gosh! . . . favors nursing as her future. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 4, Spectator 4, Wilsonian 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club l, 2, Y-Teen Club 3, 4, Cabinet 4. CHRIST DOGANES 608 Oley Street Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Christ . . . putters around the kitchen . . . don't tell anyone, but his pet peeve is-you've guessed it! school , . . fond of vegetable soup and hamburgers , . . pet hobbies are movies and listening to popular music . . . indefinite future. General, Art Club l, 2, Nature Club 3, Study Club 4. ROLAND W. DEDEKIND, JR. 2212 Fairview Street West Lawn, Pennsylvania l?Ja.alw.DA1.1pz..ls3L ROI . . . one of the toll members of the class . . . jolly and good natured . . . enjoys compiling statistics . . , lazy and humorless people irk him . . . Ye gods! . . . plays the uke . . . may someday be seen on television. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 4, Spectator l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Wilsonian 4, Student Council 4, Student Court 4, County Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays l, 2, 4, Football Manager 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4. JEAN E. DOUPLE 1754 Portland Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania 8. ,CW Jed , . . pleasing personality , . . eating, dancing, and Y. P. F. rate high . . , people with bad dispositions are out , . . yes to sea food, but no to Chinese food . . . And then what? . . . ci home econom- ics teacher, College Preparatory, Spectator 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays 3, Art Club l, 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4. DONALD A. DIETRICH R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania sE1yDaway-ljlcirrylsipglltnsrahdlfhisv caviilgrlfllleylovvlgsc? ?r1nhlisel?fred,nlel1dvlb?a?nlriln German . . . basketball plays a big part in his life . . , prospective state policeman. General, J. V. Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Sports Club l, Study Club 2, Leaders Club 3, 4. PHYLLIS L. DRY 2814 Belmont Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Phudis . . . faithful cheerleader . . . likes swimming, dancing, and a certain blond . . , asparagus, conceited people, and homework aggravate her . . . looks forward to being a secretary. College Preparatory, Travel Club l, YeTeen Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4, J. V. Basketball l, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. JEAN L. ERNST R. D. No. 1 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania UXSQMZ Jeanne . , . Oh, my gosh! . . . grins from ear to ear . . . roller skating, stock cor races, and reading appeal to her . . . beautiful blond tresses . . . she wants no boys, conceited people or onions in her life . . . loves movies, eating . . , future undecided. College Preparatory, Travel Club l, Study Club 2, Travel Club 3, Press and Radio Relations Club 4. JEAN E. ESSIG R. D. No. 1 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Tootie . . . scatter-brained . . . conceited people beware , . . always on the go . . . enjoys membership in the S. H. P .... Holy crow's nest! . . . knows ABC's of cooking . . . will make a happy home for some lucky young man. Vocational, Travel Club l, Art Club 2, Future Homemakers of America Club 3, 4, President 4. KENNETH A. EYRICH R. D. Na. 1 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania 2!yMs1IfLf!lf,5',1,Anl-' Kenny . . . good natured . . . those New York Yankees-grr . . . rabid ton of major league baseball games and television . . . Gee whiz! . . . hunting rates high on his list of pastimes . . . an Ag fellow . . . would like to drive a truck. Vocational, Sports Club l, Study Club 2, Future Farmers of America Club 3, 4. . ge X. ...- .2-1 ' .5 K - . ' 5 ,xi E . AN'rHoNY G. FARINA 220 Jefferson siva. M ,.i . 5 Lincoln Park, Pennsylvania 3 ti,VL V, V sw. rw... Tony . . . can play a sax like nobody's business . . . radios are out with him . . . TV's for me. . . . Tony is o main stay of our band . . . dark complexion . . . shy . . . undecided between bookkeeping or musician. Business Education, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4. LUKE H. FETTER 2121 Reading Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Bud . . . Arthur Meyer's chemistry co-worker . . . his eyes light when you say cars, steak dinners . . . favorite pastime is working ln lab class . . . Thot's true, too. . . . shudders at stuck-up girls, ice humored people . . . learn from science or math teacher Fetter. College Preparatory, Nature Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Rod and Reel Club 4, President 4. f K 1 55 ' A - 1 -s zfigiiiay, K. LARRY Fisnsiz 5 .' fjfujfst 2337 Noble Street , 1 .Q West Lawn, Pennsylvania 15913 ,X TSQAP K is ' ii- . . t .. L . . , toll, dark, and handsome . . . toots bass horn . . . dislikes short coats, gobby women . , . playing in district bands, driving, and swimming rate high . . . The truth. . , . recreation at Maple Grove, Pottsville . . . intention is to acquire Mr. Wagner's job. College Preparatory, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, District Band 3, 4, Stage Hand 3, 4, Swimming l, 4. LILLIAN G. FITTERLING R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Green eyes . . . cute dimples . . . l'll bet you're kidding! . . . abhors the nickname Lilly, people who brag . . . a sense of humor . . . dates on motorcycle riding, Sammy Kaye, eating . . . A, W. W. C. member . . . plans to be a secretary. Business Education, Wilsonian 4, Typing Editor 4, Spectator 4, Student Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, Travel Club I, Study Club 2, Y-Teen Club 3, Typing Club 4. MELVIN F. FITTERLING R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Mel . . , l2c's favorite son . , . that shy grin . . . enjoys driving his Chevy, sporty clothes . , . fine golfer . . . writing themes, olives and spinach get his goat . , . A doin' what comes naturally! . . . the Manor C, C.'s greens attract him . . . future lies in mechanical engineering. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 4, Student Court 4, Chief Justice 4, Sports Club l, Secretary I, Nature Club 2, Secretary 2, Lead- ers Club 3, 4, President 4, Pony Basketball l, J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Golf 2, 3, 4. DORIS J. FREED R. D. No. 3 Wernersville, Pennsylvania SUM-A 3,111-9429-' Cookie' '... relishes eating, long walks, and Wernersville . . . Well, pin a cactus on youl' ',.. cute pug nose . . . thumbs down on conceited people and turnips . , . Mickey and I . , . that giggle . . . shy and retiring miss . . . whiz at Deutsch . . . a prospective medical secretary. General, Future Homemakers of America Club I, Science Club 2, Travel Club 3, Study Club 4. ff N ,isesselialif-fwffwseggw' e:iggQ1:'sw1i.ssieeif5,sfesfgLfs .3 .L refers- saw Filmeis-.f-s9'isww.fs-les'-FMQZF, s Y. ,. . 3- .gt s 9- A s A -i L: s's' W M is f9Z t5ifk-iiiiflgiii i zsifr.-.2145 . K' - fs I 1 - ', .... . .r,. ., - r ..' , . ROBERT A. GERMANN R D. No 2 - ,.,..s. n a n . y5LZgAfg5iZ,:LfT,,?Z'l'?, 3 -vi: Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania I mfgcnf Q iifh rmi-r?.:Js:i Bob . . . a class wit . . . hamburgers and banana splits rate high on list of favorites . . , When do we eat? . , . does not like waiting for people . . . hunting and fishing claim leisure time . . . hopes to study mechanical engineering. College Preparatory, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. MILTON E. FOREMAN 46 East Court Blvd. West Lawn, Pennsylvania Zara... Z.y.,.....,, Milt . . . star tackle . . . wavy hair . . . stays up till all hours . . , takes delight in dancing, driving his Ford . . . a dance band fiend . . . You're nice! . . . regards untruthful women with disgust . . . buy your next car from salesman Uncle Milt. Business Education, Leaders Club 2, 3, Typing Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4. GERALD E. GUILES 212 Telford Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania 9-W4 5' 4.41.4 Jerry . . . flashy dresser . . . enjoys hunting, horseback riding, swim- ming, and eating . . . Aw, come on! . . . loathes women's hats and pocketbooks, also stuck-up girls . . . a great tease . . . wants a small farm of his own. Vocational, Hi-Y Club I, 2, Future Farmers of America Club 3, 4, Football l, Baseball 4, Gym Team l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4. s.:f:5zi'eia:?i.. 213424. ' Hifi? -139537.51121 2' s:'3.a.i52.-H l-. .1ifI',,', - . .. . Vf.:i1fiw,si?efatP t, - . ,,.q,eiyw ' . ezsszffst 5 55 . , . .: . DONALD F. GUINTHER 1043 North 8th Street Wyomissing, Pennsylvania . a quiet member of the class . . , cooperative . . . ardent sports enthusiast . . . interesting public speeches . . . loves to play iokes at Christmas . . . can be seen fishing and hunting during his spare time . . . wishes to become a house painter. ICN' Ama is 'K i-', ,. Sonny . . General, Sports Club l, Study Club 2, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, EBBA D. HAGSTROM 2329 Fairview Street West Lawn, Pennsylvania I-JJQJ Ebba , . . let's hear you yell . . . sports enthusiast . . . likes square dancing, reading, and 4-H Club . . . favorite pastime is traveling and going for hikes . . . pessimists, spiders are frowned upon . . , Asi es la vida! . . . intends to go into social service work. College Preparatory, Spectator 4, Debating 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Class Vice President 3, Orchestra l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 4, County Chorus 4, District Chorus 4, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club l, 2, Y-Teen Club 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, J. V Basketball l, Manager 3, Varsity Basketball Manager 4, Gym Team l, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4. GLADYS G. HARNER R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Gladys . . . musician . . . sense of humor . . . natural curly hair . . . averse to conceited people . . . skating and music top her list of enter- tainment . . , Don't do that! . . , takes glee in traveling to Reading . . . ambition is to make good in music. College Preparatory, Band 2, 3, 4, Typing Club l, Sub-Deb Club 2, Ushers Club 3, 4. IRA A. HARTMAN 2208 Reading Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Leieww Ira , . . You keep telling yourself! -, . . always laughing . . . abhors cats and liver . . . enjoys riding in a certain grey Plymouth . . . dogs . . . will fix your leaking faucets and pipes in the future as a plumber. General, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, County Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4. H. FRED HAGSTROM 2329 Fairview Street West Lawn, Pennsylvania ?,.1J,IFs'-3J'5 v Freddie . . . faithful gym team member . . . sports rooter , . . likes speed boats, surf-board riding, and food . . . It wasn't me, Mom. lt was 'Ebba! . . . silly sisters peeve him . . . enjoys tinkering with auto- mobiles . . . future automobile designer. Business Education, Mixed Chorus 4, Hi-Y Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Team l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. SALLY A. HASSLER R. D. No. 1 Wernersville, Pennsylvania 246-if I-A-WML Sally . . . Liz's buddy . . . blondie . . . A. W. W. C. member . . . detests brownosers and snobbish people . Oh, my gosh! . . . can be found where iitterbugging is in full swing . . . likes to drive . . . ambition is to be a private secretary. Business Education, Spectator Typing Editor 4, Wilsonian 4, Art Club l, 2, Study Club 3, Typing Club 4. SCOTT W. HATT R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania JB :AL 'ridi- Skooter . . . lt's possible, but it's not probable! , . . dislikes being teased and boiled cabbage . . . spare time spent playing football, hunt- ing, swimming, and horseback riding . . . beautiful black wavy hair . . . manager of a dairy in the future. Vocational, Future Farmers of America Club l, 2, 3, 4. NANCY L. HOPP R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania 7 t7f7V 1'1 ' l-loppie . . . petite and vivacious . . . loves to dance and swim . . . l'll bean you! . . . homework and locks that don't work, irk her . . . leisure time spent drawing and driving . . . hopes to own a white angora cat . . . future commercial artist. Business Education, Spectator 4, Typing Club l, 4, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, Student Secretary 4. ELEANOR M. HERTWIG 2229 Highland Street West Lawn, Pennsylvania El . . . quiet lass . . . a different pair of shoes for each day in the week . . . relishes veal cutlets, dancing, riding around in Odee's car . . . Boy, is that shrewd! . . . looks down upon people who complain, mice . . . her future is undecided. College Preparatory, Spectator 4, Y-Teen Club 3, 4, Cabinet 4. DONALD L. HORNING 443 Greenwich Street Wyomissing, Pennsylvania .z9.fMJLJL 2A,mMy Horning . . . lt won't go any faster! . . . brown wavy hair . . . dislikes cowboys who can't sing . . . likes to fix his speedy motor skooter . . . listens to cowboy records and Shorty Long . . . aspires to become a bookkeeper. Business Education, Hi-Y Club l, 2, Travel Club 3, Press and Radio Re- lations Club 4. FLOYD S. HERTZOG 2221 Highland Street PETER J. IACCARINO, JR. 2246 Lincoln Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania v:i'1o+iw'H 'r'5's Brother . . . That's for sure! . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . sloppy dressers and show-offs rank high on his black list . . . likes to play sports, dance, and watch television . . pitches a sizzling baseball . . . drives Weber's car . . . ambition is to travel. General, Student Court l, Wilsonian 4, Athletic Association Pres- ident 4, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Pony Basketball l, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming 4. West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania ' i Pete . . . favorite pastimes include football, track, and a certain girl , . . loves driving, whistling, and all sports . . . You clown! . . . part owner of the A. 81 P .... unnatural blondes and stuck-up girls get on his nerves . . . future businessman. Business Education, Wilsonian 4, Leaders Club l, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, President 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 4. VELMA C. KAISER 115 Telford Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Vee Kay . . . beautiful soprano voice . . . excellent student . . . likes acting, boys, and dogs . . . conscientious worker . . . I iust decided! . . . abhors soap operas and long assignments . . . playing the piano and eating occupies spare time . . . headed for the stage. College Preparatory, Spectator 1, 2, 3, 4, Copyreader 3, Feature Editor 4, Wilsonian 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Debating 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays l, 2, Assem- bly Committee 3, 4, Night of Music I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus l, 2, 4, District Chorus 4. JUNE A. KEENER R. D. Na. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania ,GMD Junie . . . always laughing . . . neat, shining tresses . . . loves chick- en and chow mein . . . What an igg! . . . hates to get up early in the morning . . .briding horses and hiking are favorite pastimes . . . hopes for a career in nursing. College Preparatory, Y-Teen Club 1, Band l, 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, District Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT E. KEIM 2058 Cleveland Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania ::Bob . , . spends time hunting and fishing . . . dislikes prunes . . . Lets not get bitter! . . chocolate milkshakes and technicolor movies are his favorites . . . future carpenter. College Preparatory, Spectator 3, 4, Camera Club l, 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Rod and Reel Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4. J. DONALD KIRLIN 2431 Highland Street West Lawn, Pennsylvania -fi-M.U7CLJL,., Oh . . . plays the 'uke' . . . German class . . . meatloaf and banana splits are tops for this tall lad . . . usually tardy . . . dislikes Chrysler products , . . Would ya, for a million? . . . future automobile mech- anic. General, Sports Club I, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. . : cs ras f' ,.g5'f5,e: :,ii . a ff- -'f' r Tllidlifi: i' -. ,.. . .'- H fri 'writ ' ' ja C u y l fiaaifsifi i - if , T few r w 5' ft . 411 s is -f ' F . sf . if 1- .LM .37 .,,si,.,..E , f ggsbi'-fxzgfsl f- , M . ' .. . 4. ,,... 5 s1.,o.f.-.ns -.- w . .155 1 1gvfZsw:2'?Ls5 ifleiilfff-:-f - 1 . Hv,ff-- if ,112 f r BRUCE R. KOCH -... 2169 Cleveland Avenue K West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania .J . ,... .- Q--L7f?M4-JL '-:.',i.' i . . Kochy . . . spends time riding horses and shooting clay birds . . . despises people who smoke in a car . . . speaks French . . . loves horses, dogs, hunting, and fishing . . , intends to invent the first interplanetary rocket. College Preparatory, Spectator 4, National Honor Society 4, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, Rod and Reel Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 4. FLOYD D. KRlCK R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania eww Floydie , . . Heck, yes! . . . wild about cherry pies, and a blue- eyed miss . . . no strict teachers or forward girls for him! . . . na blonde and baseball are tops . . . future owner of a Pontiac convertible. Vocational, Future Farmers of America Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4. LaRAY L. KRICK Adamstown, Pennsylvania Pete . . . carefree attitude . . . enjoys driving a Mercury . . . lf you can't drive it, park it! . . bowling and pool rate high . . . despises girls with excessive makeup . . . will spend post-grad years as brick- layer or farmer. Vocational, Future Farmers of America Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2. KARL E. LANG 2809 Belmont Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Longie . . . shy grin . . . easy to get along with . . . likes to take long rides in Buick . . . l didn't know 'bout it! . . . main interests are pointing and horseback riding . . . deafening alarm clocks irk him . . . plans to travel. Vocational, Future Farmers of America Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Gym Team 2, Track 2. DONALD U. LONGENECKER Mohician Lodge West Lawn, Pennsylvania Dov- Laniewecker Longie . . . friendly blond with a smile for everyone . . . sports mind- ed . . . He who hesitates is lost! . . . enjoys spaghetti and meatballs . . . . silly girls definitely don't rate . . . sports occupy his spare time . . . a future gym teacher. College Preparatory, Student Council 4, Art Club l, 2, Sr. Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Chaplain 4, Basketball 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 4, Track 4. DOROTHY R. LU DWIG R. D. No. 'l Reinholds, Pennsylvania Dottie . . . friendly to all . . . likes Cadillac convertibles . . . Oh, for crying out loudl' '... turns back on Milton Berle and conceited people . . . can be seen driving a car or writing to her pen pal . . . future plans uncertain. Vocational, Typing Club l, Art Club 2, Future Homemakers of America Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. DONALD R. LUTZ Wernersville, Pennsylvania '65-s-ldffifgf Gluckie . . . short and full of pep . . .long assignments and conceit- ed females top his black list . , . likes hot dogs and southern fried chicken . . . There's always a time for everything! . . . there's no holding him down in hunting season . . . either the air corps or an electrical engineering job will claim his future time. General, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. CARL E. MARCUS 2124 Cleveland Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Cirfef. Bear . . . always around to help out when needed . . . a big, friendly smile . . . That calls for a weed. . . . traveling and riding Hormng's motor scooter rate high on his list . . . spends his time riding with the gang in a certain convertible . . . look for him behind his own store counter one of these days. Business Education, Study Club l, 2, Travel Club 3, Press and Radio Relations Club 4, Football 2. ERNEST R. MATTHES 107 Keppel Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Tennessee Ernie . . . tall with wavy brown hair . . . milk shakes, hot dogs, and steak sandwiches rate . . . can't stand girls who smoke . . . You've gat rocks in your head! . . spends his spare time riding his motor bike and working in the cafe . . . plans to become a contract painter. gienerah Study Club 25 Model Airplane Club 35 Leaders Club 45 Baseball ,4. JACQUELINE C. MERKEL 2044 Cleveland Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania My-ld Jackie . . . Where om l? . . . enjoys dancing, music, driving, smart clothes, and Plymouths . . snobs and snakes get out! . . . nothing's too much trouble . . . ambition-to travel with Maggie. Business Education5 Wilsonian 45 Spectator 45 Art Club l, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball l, 25 Varsity Basketball 4. DONALD T. MERVINE 2715 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania aaranol-ob ' Merv . . . tall member of class . . . wavy brown hair . . . friendly disposition . . his sense of humor and art work single him out . . . girls who smoke and have long fingernails don't rate . . . What's there to eat? . . . his favorite pastime is doing art work or working in his yard . . . hopes to become an artist. Business Education5 Spectator 3, 45 Wilsonian Art Editor 45 Art Club l, 25 Hi-Y Club 35 Typing Club 4. ARTHUR L. MEYER, JR. 2116 Cleveland Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania difK4wf4 'oW'W Junior . . . spends most of his time in the lab . . . dislikes waiting for people . . . You just don't look right to me, boy! . . . odd way of laughing . . . French fried potatoes high on his food list . . . future electronics engineer. College Preparatory5 Wilsonian 45 Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4, .President 35 Football l5 Football Manager 2, 35 Golf l, 25 Football Movie Photogra- pher 4. HARRY T. MILLER R. D. No. 1 Reinholds, Pennsylvania Harry . . . enjoys participating in and watching sports . . . shy . . . homework, tests, and Ford products rate low . . . Okay, let's go! . . . blue eyes . . . likes turkey, cheeseburgers, and milk . . . yearns to be a machinist. General5 Sports Club I5 Leaders Club 3, 4. 33-5 PATRICIA A. MILLER 505 Jefferson Blvd. Lincoln Park, Pennsylvania Wax Wea, Pat . . . That's a sad case! . . . class newcomer . . fashionable clothes . . . member of W. F. S .... a smile even on rainy days . . . thumbs down on tatooed men and soap operas . . . will be found as secretary in a lawyer's office. Business Education5 Wilsonian 45 Spectator 45 Press and Radio Relations Club 4, Secretary 45 Student Secretary 45 Typing Club 4. FREDERICK C. MUENZ 2243 Garfield Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania .7....:..,a...,U., 0. iw-........b, Freddie . . . often found rambling around the basketball court . . . dancing, Club l5 , and Saturday night movies are tops . . . toll mem- ber of class . . . dislikes sloppy girls and public speaking . . . hearty laugh . . . What d'you say, kid? . . . future undecided. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 3, 4, Wilsonian 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sports Club I, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Pony Basketball I, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, PATRICIA E. MURPHY 2909 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania 647' Pat 4 . . . Cut it aut! . . . happy-go-lucky . . . always leaves them laughing . . . people who brag irk her . . . likes Irish stew and being a S. H. P. member . . . television and sports occupy her spare time . . . future housewife. Vocational, Travel Clubl, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, Future Homemakers of America Club 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, J.V. Hockey 2, Volleyball 3, 4. ROSE ANN NAJARIAN 2238 Reading Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Rosie . . . Oh no! . . . diminutive member of the class . . . always on the run . . . fashionable dresser . . . member of the A, W. W. C. . . . spends time in Philadelphia . . . doesn't like persons who brag . . . qualities of a good secretary. Business Education, Spectator 4, Math Club l, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, Typing Club 4, Student Secretory 4. Xu is K xi' ROBERT D. ol-ILINGER, JR. R. D. No. 1 ,. . y Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Vygylz My A Meuw fe. Bob' '... fried ham and potato filling rate high , , . always has a friendly smile . . . Are you telling me? . . . dislikes boisterous people . . . can often be seen at a roller skating rink . . . will someday be a truck driver. Vocational, Future Farmers of America Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. 65355 fiiiifl ' 7 or N' 'W' 'g5g2:..q -. I ills?si?ii5?5??E?ibii?iTl ' - 1. ,. -' - Us .. -E .ii2E.':DEEs'E53.iifE:'i 1iWsrss.s1. .1 It - . - - f.. it sep- . Q51-,.1' ' . m i ' -c 5-, gs- Zlfii 5555355 if .4227 ': . V '.a::s..av sW,lQ??2l22e!?l9icWsL.g1 .. ,S We ,Ag . 4 ts ., 2531 Qs 5 .B X R523 x x t . .fee K fx Q ia' S , ii i ? ES' x RONALD l-- OWENS 2036 Cleveland Avenue , I West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania I 1 M emu MMM! F .2 Red . . . dancing rates high, girls that smoke are very low . . . listens to records in his spare time . . . What'cha say? . . . sharp dresser . . . future not decided. Business Education, Student Council l, 2, Study Club l, 2, Travel Club 3, 4. MARY E. PAULSON R. D. No. I Wernersville, Pennsylvania iqfdulm. Liz . . . has a love for roller skating, driving, the Charleston, and blondes . . . member of A. W. W. C .... whispering gets on her nerves , . . What can I do? . . . always talking . . . future secretary. Business Education, Spectator 4, Wilsonlan 4, Study Club 3, Typing Club 4, Student Secretary 4. ROBERT C. PENNYPACKER R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania GK.-QMJCCSP Penny , . . likes food and wintertlme , , . dislikes conceited people and snobs . . . That doesn't cut cheese. . . . can often be seen travel- ing to Wernersville . . . to make good on the links is his ambition. College Preparatory, Student Court 4, Attorney General 4, Sports Club I, 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Golf l, 2, 3, 4. FRANKLIN E. POORE III 9 Leland Avenue Lincoln Park, Pennsylvania Fffmf 5. 'Pacer Barney , . . sports and dancing are tops . . . football practice and homework are nuisances , . . l think I can get the tip-aff . . . one of Wilson's best dressed . . . Dr. Frank Poore, D. D. S. College Preparatory, Wilsonian 4, Student Council 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Football -l-, 2,k4, Pgnyt Basketball I, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, rac l, , . WALTER W. POTTEIGER R. D. No. 1 Sinking Spring Pennsylvania mmf 631462,-ff' Potty . . . tall quiet member of our class , . . ready any time for hamburgers and French fries . . . Don't count your chickens before they're hatched! . . . backseat drivers irk him . . , can watch television anytime . . . Walter Potteiger, Electrician. General, Sports Club l, Study Club 2, Leaders Club 3, 4. JUNE M. POUNDER 1727 Portland Avenue West Wyamissing, Pennsylvania g,...,.f-1, June . . . future biology teacher . . . sports and reading take up most of her time . , . blue glasses . . . loves dill pickles and just driving around . . . thinks homework, conceited people, and those never an time are a nuisance. College Preparatory, Leaders Club l, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Night of One Act Plays 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. .gif PATRICIA A. PROMOS 2241 Cleveland Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Speed: Patti . , , beautiful eyes . . . abhors wearing her glasses . . . W.F.S. . . . mad passion for taking long walks . . .ham sandwiches, Billy Eck- stine, 6 , and football rate high . . . Sprucie's sister . . . l can dream, can't I? . . . wants to study music and dramatics. College Preparatory, Wilsonion 4, Spectator 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 4, Debating 4. KATHLEEN QUINTER 2l60 Reading Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania SMJLW rm. Qwafras- Kathy . . , a shorter member of the class . . . pretty dark hair . . . ice cream sundaes and horses rate . . . has no time for playing cards and conceited people . . . Do you know what? . . . spends much time reading . . . future typist. Business Education, Study Club 2, 3, 4. , is 25 ..., ,,2w.....,..,, . . , ,,,. W '.2T113 i- V--.Elf W Ln ' ' 'i .. -4 4 Q 'i si -- More -'ew Fmgpgu' ' ,Ri - Q .'f.1rs-335522, , ' ,:?!Sgfsf5Exg f ,gjj-gagwssr Q V153 ' ' Q Q? 5' 7 4. -i .Pi ..,.,,,N,.Q.gs5.,. .. efisiegg--Q. L '.f. - new , .V sis! E536 7 1 fm? 2 'Q CARL A. REBER 404 Jefferson Blvd. Lincoln Park, Pennsylvania iw!! ddr Skip . . . always seen driving a different car . . . likes spaghetti and meatballs, but dislikes homework . . . easy going manner . . . may be found playing sports in his tree time . . . Unmercifull . . .headed for college. College Preparatory, Wilsonian 4, Spectator 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, Press and Radio Relations Club 4, Football l, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 4. HARRY W. RIEGEL R. D. Na. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Harry . . . speaks only when spoken to . . . sports head his list of favorites . . . Come on! . . . thumbs down on homework . . . star on intra-mural basketball team , . . may be found playing sports in his leisure time . . . undecided future. College Preparatory, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4. JEAN L. RUOSS R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania an-u Ruossie . . . always full of fun . . . likes hiking, swimming, and chili con carne . . . Hurry up! . . . dislikes sophisticated people and riding on the school bus . . . hopes to become a nurse. College Preparatory, Travel Club l, Study Club 2, Y-Teen Club 3, 4. AUDREY J. SCAGNELLI 58 Norman Street West Lawn, Pennsylvania -fwfr! l Audrey . . . big brown eyes , . . sundaes and steaks . . . loses patience when people whistle while being spoken to and when served sauerkraut . . , prides in being part owner of the A 8. P . . . loves to eat, dance, and read . . . future elementary teacher. craves chocolate maple walnut College Preparatory, Wilsonian 4, Spectator 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night ot Music 2, 3, 4, Art Club l, 2, Study Club 3, J, V. Basketball 2, Hockey 2, 3, 4. , .. W. 5' 'V' . 3 3 gl K . .. ,. ... Y. -fi f ', ggnttifwbi-,i A ' 2 .571 'tif . see. Se , w ear' iw 'ef it Q -fl JP 5 i KARL J. sci-INEIDERHAN i ssll . 2341 Noble sneer g West Lawn. Pennsylvania sl., esl. ff' 'iii . Schnitz . . . dark haired trombonist . . . likes canines . . . You're crazy with the heat! . . . dislikes doing German homework . . . may be found listening to the radio or watching television . . . future owner of a business. General, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Hi-Y Club l, 2. MARGARET H. SCHOENNAGEL 320 Woodside Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Margaret . , . Let's not be cagey! . . . people who crack gum an- tagonize her . . . very reliable . . . enjoys driving and Christmas time . . . can often be found spinning records . . . intends to see the world with Jackie. Business Education, National Honor Society 4, Central Treasury 4, Student Secretary 4, Dramatic Club l, Travel Club 2, Study Club 3, .l,V. Basketball 2, Hockey 2, Volleyball 2. ALBERTA K. SCHWARZ 2218 Lincoln Avenue West Wyomissing, Pen nsylvama Schwarzie . . ,that smile reveals deep dimples . . . easy to please . . . likes fishing, television, automobiles, and motorcycles . . . disap- proves of sly people and dandelion . . . sings with her father's band . . . no definite plans for the future. Business Education, Study Club l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT D. SHOUP R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania Bobby . . . likes outdoor activities, crab cakes . . . Aw, cut it out! . . , capable leader . . . dislikes conceited people and people who aren't on time . . . hard-fighting athlete , . . plans to become an engineer. College Preparatory, Wilsonian 4, Spectator 4, Class President 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Asso- ciation Vice President 3, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Pony Basketball I, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. RUTH M. SEBASTIAN 2028 Cleveland Avenue West Wyamissing, Pennsylvania QM! 77. ' Mickey . . . peppy cheerleader . , . pleasing personality . . . hockey enthusiast , . . sports andndogs appeal to her . . . drives around in a green Dodge . . . travels with Minnie . . . longs to be an interior dec- ora or. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Spectator 4, Wilsonian 4, Gym Club I, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, J. V. Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Team l, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Track 3,4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. - KATH RYN B. SHEIDY R. D. No. 1 Wernersville, Pennsylvania Kassie , . . quiet member of class . . . Oh, hurry up! . . . public speaking and conceited people don't rate with her , . . favorite pas- time is eating . . . spends much of her time hoedowning . . . aspires to be an office worker. Business Education, Spectator 4, Student Secretary 4, Future Home- Znakers of America Club l, Sub-Deb Club 2, Study Club 3, Typing Club JACQUELYN A. SLICHTER 2410 Highland Street West Lawn, Pennsylvania fuazuiezbf Jackie . . . cute senior . . . dark hair . . . lggy . . dancing, corn an the cob, and golf rate high on her list . . . Oh, for corn's sake! . . . doesn't appreciate juvenile boys or typing . . , spends her time writing letters and eating . . . W. F. S. . . . our May Queen . . . ambition to be a nurse. College Preparatory, Spectator 2, 3, 4, Alumni Exchange Editor 4, Wil- sonian 4, National Honor' Society 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays 2, 3, 4, Travel Club l, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Secretary 3, Hockey Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4. JOAN M. SNYDER 2022 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Qanpwyivg, W f Snid . . . comely blond lass . . . listens to Billy Eckstine . . . can't stand unnatural blondes or snooty people . . . You eat birdseed! . . . quiet talker . . . blue eyes, dancing, and the color red rate high with her . . , will find a future in office work or social work, Business Education, Spectator 3, 4, Art Club l, Secretary l, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, J. V. Basketball l, J. V. Hockey l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2. THOMAS L. SPRUCEBANK 2I35 Cleveland Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Sprucie . . . abhors people who squeeze toothpaste tubes in the mid- dle . . . finds hitch hiking and collecting sharp hats interesting . . . eats banana sandwiches . . . Pafti's big brother . . . dancing and sports are tops . . . dislikes short skirts . . . magnetic personality . . , plans to study labor relations. College Preparatory5 Class Vice President 25 Student Council 3,4, Vice President 35 Wilsonian 45 Debating 45 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, President 25 Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Pony Basketball I5 J. V. Basketball 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Track i, 2, 3, 45 Gym Team l, 2, 3, 45 Swimming l, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY C. STEFFY R. D. No. 2 Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania ,.,z414,,.fff99gf Sis . . . fond of dark hair and blue eyes . . . a quiet member of the class . . . l'm sorry. . . . dislikes unnatural blondes . . . enjoys taking walks at noon time . . . plans to be a housewife. Business Education5 Recreational Math Club I5 Sub-Deb Club 25 Y-Teen Club 3, 4. DOREEN J. STROUP 2429 Highland Street West Lawn, Pennsylvania .dnxeuvseffildje Deanie . , H. plays the marimba . . . l'm hungry! . . . cute Southern drawl . . . disapproves of conceited people . , . lovely red tresses . . . candy rates high, thumbs down on turnips . . . that certain piano player . . . hopes to work in a music store. Business Education5 Spectator 3, 45 Typing Club l, 45 Sub-Deb Club 25 Dramatic Club 35 Hockey l, 2, 35 Student Secretary 4. RICHARD D. TEXTER R. D. No. I Reinholds, Pennsylvania ' ,7'.,,ea.. Tex . . . hunting, football, swimming, and good food head his list . . . Hey, Bill! . . . girls who smoke are definitely out . . . fine sense of humor . . . hopes to become a game commissioner. Vocational5 Movie Appreciation Club I5 Sports Club 25 Future Farmers of America Club 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Golf l, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 4. BETTY LOU TOBIAS 2042 Cleveland Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania l6J'j2f.fi!4,L-A2 Toby . . . likes Pontiacs and boys with blond hair . . . Oh, ye gadsl' . . . works at Harold's Furniture Store . . . teachers' pets and tattle- tales annoy her . . . enjoys acting in plays . . . Take a letter, please! Business Educationp Spectator 45 Math Club l, Secretary I5 Art Club 25 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Student Secretory 4. PATRICIA L. UNGER 209 Intervilla Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania 'Pair-led:-. ,auger Pattie . . . Jiminy Crickets! . . . faithful Hershey ice hockey fan . . . Bettie . . . the number ll . . . witty . . . energetic athlete , . . swimming rates high . . , Rah, Rah! . . . Mickey's other half . . . fine pianist . . . will study to become a physical therapist. College Preparatory5 National Honor Society 45 Spectator 45 Band 'l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Night of Music l, 2, 3, 45 County Band 25 County Orchestra 25 Leaders Club l5 Y-Teen Club 35 Press and Radio Relations Club 4, President 45 Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball I, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Pony Cheerleader I5 J. V. Cheerleader 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Gym Team I, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. s ur-fri. :as f sei Sf'ff15'x+ .. 19 i .. . 7 S wif fe::5s2Il.s ,'L 'K ' if 2? f 4 'iZf'i'Y': ' His. gwxligf f ' - v1 LW, WE5'ifl?'i?'9i2 H':5ii111LsfQ.. Wiilifzfemfd''-M,-i1.iwm - , . 44545. ts? Sm f -,,1ig,v,v.U qi., lf-w, .. wf..s1zz:rsf 'wages'swy3.,,..7,. g .l ' i . . ' '-M - ' uf L.:-1 H ' gg V V MARY LOU WAGNER WILLIAM W. WEITZEL ' . I 1 'I Oxford Avenue R. D. No. 2 ' I ,':A . . . . . ' , 7 , Lincoln Park, Pennsylvania Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania -. A . ' f ww., few WWW um do -1119. ii irish . . . despises hillbilly music , , . inseparable from the Dodge Bill . . . good looking and well-built . . . football rates high along . . . square dancing and blue eyes are super . . . faithful member of the with horseback riding and hunting- . . . another golfer . .l. girls who W, F, S .... That'll jar ya! . . . a jovial gal . . . future lies in the smoke are unnecessary . . . likes bird dogs . . . Hey, Texl' . , . hopes medical field. College Preparatory, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 4, District Chorus 4, Orchestra 3, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club I, Night of One Act Plays l, J V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. to work with Game Commision. Vocational, Sports Club l, 2, Future Farmers of America Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. rfb LaVERNE J. WARTLUFT 37 Keppel Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Vernie . . . quiet member of the class . . . knitting, sports, and danc- ing are her likes . . . reading and hiking occupy her free time . . . Oh, shucks! . . . aspires to become a successful social or medical worker. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Class Secretary 2, 4, Wilsonian Editor-in-Chief 4, Spectator 3, 4, Student Council 3, Debating 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 2, Vice President 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, County Band 3, 4, County Orchestra 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Y- gein3Cll1b 2, 3, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basket- a , . Q..e. Y '. lf DAWN E. WEBER Wernersville, Pennsylvania Giggles . . . skiing, 4-H activities, rare, juicy steaks are tops , . . has learned much about cars this year . , Oh, you're kidding mel . , . enjoys boating, hiking, driving the Ford . . . dislikes men critizing women drivers . , , aspires to graduate from college. College Preparatory, Wilsonian 4, Spectator 4, Art Club l, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4. MARY JANE WELLER R. D. No. Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania 9g447yvrf,4Zv Mary . . . smaller member of the class . . . dislikes conceited people and humorless people . . . admires Oldsmobiles and likes being a mem- ber of S. H. P .... traveling and watching TV takes up her spare time . . . Pin a rose on you! . . . future undecided. Vocational, Typing Club l, Sub-Deb Club 2, Future Homemakers of America Club 3, 4. MARY ELLEN WICKEL 2104 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Yqafut Cebefeu b Pickle . . . friendly disposition . , . enjoyslreading mystery stories . . . dislikes poor sports and sauerkraut . , . reliable . . . likes watching television and sports . . . My word! . . . desires to follow in Florence NightingaIe's footsteps. College Preparatory, Art Club l, Sub-Deb Club 2, Study Club 3, Press and Radio Relations Club 4, Ushers Club 3, 4. . f. lei. Ji : faq ,.Qi5z'W?.5s Ws'2M ff2E'51 ?t'? . wt .. ..:i,,.1QtptW5.. L Msgs ' . . Q' ff- A? QV- fig: , i.f1Zf5f7i5:s?ip5?g.fj1g, 3?X5'Ed?25S??gr.se+: .-f .w,Qli11'f2:mi4- S 'L,L , fa - 3? JOSEPH J. WIEMAN, JR. X J JA ' , R. D. No. 'l v ilggjzsf.-...fr il, Wernersvllle, Pennsylvania Pay Pay . . . tall, quiet . . . repairing motors, reading head his list . . . Run for the hills, boys, the shovel broke! . . . conceited people aggravate him . . . faithful Ag member . . . longs to be a diesel mechanic. Vocational, Future Farmers of America Club l, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD C. WIEN 208 Cecil Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Qu5iw..9.'2xlilw Dick . . . able musician . . . sports flashy shirts . . . enioys traveling and baseball . . . when not playing trumpet resorts to weight lifting . . . desires to play with a name band, General, Band 1, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Pony Basketball l, Football 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4. ERNA WIENS R. D. No. l Reinholds, Pennsylvania Ern . . . newcomer from Connecticut , . . makes herself at home . . . eating and friendly people rate high . . , conceited people and boys that brag are definitely out . . . Darn it! . . . loves to read . . . future R.N. College Preparatory, Mixed Chorus 4, Night of Music 4, Dramatic Club NANCY MAY YEAGER 2219 Penn Avenue West Lawn, Pennsylvania Www rfffsffef Nan . . . likes dancing, eating, the name Jack . . . Doohiggie . . . neat as a pin . . . efficient student . . . abhors tumbling, caul- iflower . . . Miss Beteena Pomeroy . . . has necessary qualifications for successful secretary. Business Education, National Honor Society 4, Central Treasury 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, County Chorus l, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, Art Club l, 2, Vice President l, President 2, Study Club 3, Student Secretary 4. '.f..':s:55?,f,,i:-55.-ZZ: :i':f:l. -4 ,, - , , .j fi. iiei r 4 1 , esi 2 3 ig lssi In , ' I if .',i ,ilee Vkkr L- JARIUS E. ZERBE . l ...... .. R. D. No. 2 .lsl s V ,.,, Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania r..'rs M it eU4,.,,4.,-,of 344-IL., .,,, ,,., V Snookie . . . protegee of Mr. Brumbach . . . Me and my invention ! . . . flying and building model airplanes rate . . . dreams about a Cadillac car and California . . . obliging . . . easy to get along with . . . will carve out a niche for himself as a cabinetmaker. College Preparatory, Sports Club l, Art Club 2, Model Airplane Club 3, 4, President 3, 4. JOAN C. ZIMMERMAN 2054 Cleveland Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania QMMC. ' Zimmie . . . outstanding athlete . . . likes Deer Camp and swimming . . . You ain't a-kidding! . . . abhors homework and insincere people . . . may be found driving around, playing sports, or eating in her free time . . . distinguished penmanship . . . future lies in elementary teach- ing. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 4, Spectator Art Editor 4, Wilsonian 4, Student Council 2, Student Court 4, Leaders Club I, Y- Teen Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 1, Var- sity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Gym Team l, 3, 4. GUY DOYLE EROH 103 River Street Forty Fort, Pennsylvania G.Uo-gl. 6-As DoyIie , . , tall and blond , , . He who hesitates is lost! . . . dislikes silly or conceited girls . . . finds time to run Stretch . , . enjoys dogs, sports, and fiestas in Spanish class . . . will nurse sick animals in the future . . . now inhabits Forty Fort, Pa. College Preparatory, Sr. Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Baseball 3. CLASS NIGHT ,,,,,,, BACCALAUREATE ,,,, COMMENCEMENT ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Athletic Stadium ..,,,. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Your School and Mine--Building for Tomorrow Guest Speaker-Dr. Robert E, Carey Student Speakers--Lois Beekey- Our Student Govern- ment-Builder of Citi- zens Joan Zimmerman- Clubs and Ac- tivities-Builder of Avocations Robert Shoup- Our Physical Educa- tion Program-Build- er of Health Margaret Schoennagel- Vocational Education- Builder of Economic Security LaVerne Wartluft- Our School Lite-Builder of Social Compe- tency PHILLIP H. SCHEW 2002 Cleveland Avenue West Wyomissing, Pennsylvania azyfutzw Phil . . . wavy red hair . . . lifts weights in his spare time . . . crazy about all styles of dancing . . . sharp dresser . , . winning personality . . . Play that on your Like! , . , Flip left Wilson to serve Uncle Sam Business Education, Sports Club l, 2, Study Club 3, Typing Club 4 MAY 10, 11,1951 MAY 20, 1951 25, 1951 ...,...6:30 p. m. CLASS NIGHT OUR MISS BROOKS Time-present day Place-modern school room Miss Brooks-Patti Promos Miss Finch--Audrey Scagnelli Hugo Longacre-Thomas Sprucebank Mr, Wadsworth-Ronald Dedekind Miss Audubon-June Keener Elsie-Doris Adams Elaine--Jacqueline Merkel Jane-Joan Beidler Sylvia-Mary Lou Wagner Doris--Jacquelyn Slichter Marge-Pattie Unger Faith-Cynthia Dedekind Rhonda-Velma Kaiser Ted-Floyd Hertzog Stanley-Lawrence DeBeck Martin-Franklin Poore Mrs. Allen-June Pounder Basketball player-Carl Reber Prompters-Ebba Hagstrom, Ruth Sebastian SENICJR CLASS The name cards and announce- ments committee, consisting of Peter laccorino, Donald Mervine, Mary Lou Wagner, Velma Kaiser, Nancy Yeager, and June Keener, are hard at work deciding on suitable cards and announce- ments for the senior class. RQ When and where to go on a class trip, is the prob- lem confronting June Pounder, Fred Muenz, Joan Beidler, Jackie Merkel, Carl Reb- er, and Ebbo Hog- strom of the clciss trip committee. Patti Promos explains the Get Ac- quainted party to the rest of the Social Committee comprised of Betty Paulson, Floyd Krick, Joan Snyder, Robert Keim, and lra Hartman. 42 X , , . . les: 5 nl 3, Trying to decide between roses or carnations are Phyllis Dry, Cynthia Dedekind, Audrey Scagnelli, Dore- en Stroup, Dawn Weber, and Bruce Koch of the flow- er, motto, and gift committee. 4' COMMITTEES REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE Hot Dogs! Soft Drinks! Candy! These cries of the refreshment committee lured people to the stands behind which were Doris Camp- bell, Fred Hagstram, Down Weber, Robert Germann, Velma Kaiser, Jean Douple, Fred Muenz, Jackie Slichter, Patti Promos, and Melvin Fitterling. Jackie Slichter, Floyd Hertzog, Robert Shoup, Lawrence DeBeck, LaVerne Wartluft, Bruce Koch, and Ruth Sebastian wonder how far they can stretch the dollar in their capacity as ways and means committee, What size cop and gown is the question in the mind of the committee consisting of Rose Ann Najarian, Doris Adams, Jean Ruoss, Jean Douple, Lois Beekey, and Nancy Hopp. K 5 .. if .4-as CLASS HISTORY Sitting in the auditorium waiting for Baccalaureate practice to commence, my mind be- gan to wander back over our happy years in high school. The person beside me had the same look of remembering in her eyes and soon all the highlights of our past years began flashing back to us. Remember our carefree junior high years? Our trip to Philadelphia, where we visited the Inquirer Building and Franklin Institute. It sure was loads of fun, The thing I remember most was eating at the Horn and Hardart Restaurant, retorted my neighbor. We were really proud of Doris Adams, Joan Beidler, and Pattie Unger when they be- came Pony Cheerleaders. Then tenth grade rolled around, with our wonderful maroon and white class hats ar- riving. Our cake sale was a huge success and so was our movie 'Stagecoach'. Remember Robert Shoup as president, Thomas Sprucebank, Ebba Hagstrom, and La- Verne Wartluft comprised the remainder of our sophomore officers. Gee, it looks like ractice is about to be in I uess we'll have to continue our reminis- ll I cences later. Now that practice is over, I should be going home, but ,,ec c,c,eeee,,, . . Robert Shoup, Ebba Hagstrom, Doris Adams, and Lois Beekey directed our junior year activities. Our first big task was the Junior Class Card Party held at the West Lawn Fire Com- pany. The Saint Patrick's Day Dance, the Shillelah Shag, was also a big success. But our big event was our junior prom held at the fire hall. Remember the theme, the circus, for the prom? It certainly went over with a bang. The big trip our class took was to the United Nations. The trip to New York was the first of its kind for a Junior Class. It was a very exciting trip for us, seeing all the important people there. Golly, this year was really a year to remember. I feel like crying when I think back over all the fun we've had. Remember our Christmas dance, the 'Kris Kringle Kaper,' and remember the beautiful decorations at the 'Snowflake Fantasy', the first mid-winter formal in the school's history. We went to the Berks County Court House to view several trials and then the seniors made a solemn trip to the Berks County Prison. A visit was just enough for us! An educational field trip was made by the Senior Chemistry Classes to the Maiden Creek Filtering Plant. We were amazed when we saw what had to be done to make the water purel The month of March was high-lighted by our trip to Harrisburg seeing all the govern- ment officials. On April IO, our class visited Washington. Although April showers accompanied us, the cherry blossoms were still very pretty. Boy, was it hard getting up for school next morning! On May 2, May Day, the senior girls put in their last public appearance in school ac- tivities. Vivacious Jackie Slichter was chosen May Queen, while Cynthia Dedekind, Ebba Hagstrom, LaVerne Wartluft, Lois Beekey, and Joan Beidler were her attendants. Of course our class trip to New York will long be remembered by all. lt is very sad when you realize that all that is remaining for our class is commence- ment, but l'm sure the class of '5I' will long remember its high school years. A. J. S. 221 07' C5 'Of 'fb G 6 0117, Qc fe 'Uqf if 2 69 2 4, G 0 f 2 5' Q1 mf? 0 'GW ,, , 'ZQQ T , 0 3: 0? V VT, My ' V 'rf -M - ' I 5 IC Joan Beidler Floyd Herfzog SE IG? Pefer Taco arm o BE LUOKQSQT We QQST Llkfly 32' e, Lois Beekey F?ober1' Shoup ,YJZ4 07 La ren MOST ATHLETIC 0005 ED MOST MUSICAL ,LL B E S T D A N C E R S Mo5T cooPERATuvE Mfiinpifjgffe BEST MIXERS SURVEY ZLASS CLOWNS PLEASING D MOST ERSONAL ITY Donald Longenecker MOST BASHFUL Kafherine Sheidy, Christ Dogane MOST ARTISTIC C3 QTQNXFX MOST Joan Z 004 SPIFNT Rufh Sebastian Fred Hagsfrom wx T if ff , MOST DRAMATIC Velma Kaiser, Roland Dedekind Caught in the ocll TGNIQHT lS THE PRGM J e 3 3 I wonder if Joon would like on orchid? Cinderella con't be seen in a dusty Our hostess ond host for the evening, Joan Snyder ond Fred- erick Muenz. carriage! A. QW 49 all 'I Gee, do you think I look alright - l'm so excited! 48 NDERCTU33 These Jolly Juniors at play in the snow are Joan Bortell, Jack Carbutt, John Bird, Joyce Fisher, and Patsy Baer. The juniors combined their efforts to attain many goals this term. The card party and movie proved to be huge successes both financially and socially. The Easter dance was a very gala affair. The juniors entertained the seniors at the festive Junior-Senior Prom held at the Albright College Student Union Building amid colorful decorations. These energetic students will long be remembered as hard-working Wilsonites. JUNIOR CLASS The Big Four of the Junior Class pause in their plans for the Card Party to pose for Joe Lomas, the photographer. They are Joyce Fisher, Secretary, Rich- ard Pfeffer, Vice Presidentg Sara Jane Henry, Treasurerg and Phil Rankin, President, Number 2852 Phil Rankin calls another door prize number as the juniors and their friends anxiously await the calling of their numbers at the West Lawn Fire Hall on January 3 l. 51 l r sewage'- SOPHOMORE CLASS Way back in November, when most thoughts were an turkey and trimmin's, a splash of green and grey appeared on the Wilson campus. The sophomore class hats had arrived! Later in the year the tenth graders were in the limelight again. This time it was their class movie, The Man in the Iron Mask, which was shown on March second. Toward the end of the school term they held their bake sale to raise money for the class treasury. All in all it was a very successful term, and we are sure that they will all be back next year, rarin' to go. LEGEND Upper Left: All set for their studies retaryg Gail Auchenbach, vice president, are Marian Kimmel, Sally Norton, John Brady, and Zoe Ann Lower Left: The moment of leisurely Spitler, treasurer, Ba Esslinger. class officers in a get-together - Jim rbara Quimby, secre- Ronald Barnes, president. Upper Right: At the end of a weary day!-Dolores Ferrel, Brooke Hart, Mary Lou Saltzman, Jim Spitler. Lower Right: The sophomore class en masse. ,lm are W Pat Owens 8-2, Teddy Welsh 8-3, and Shirley Bieber 8-l piloted the 8th Grade through its first year at Wilson High School. GRADES 8 AND 9 Grade 9 students enjoy a visit to the Daniel Boone Homestead. 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L ' ' L 5- mm, ' E- V LL L '- K 1' 1 ' 1 , L A A SW., - -V'Vw :V , L V i ' f LLLWVM if L Q L V- VVVL 1 1 'J A V Y . TA ' W L V N V 4415, A VVVQT A L V A k .V V..,.. ,.L,.,5,, V .L Q L I - Lx' V' - '- 'W' 'EL V 1 M- ' ' - ll-'39 L f L V 4. - . . ' ,V .M WW V W L,,V A 'Ho NYW' Wins Seo ONIA I fed: N y,SfMe kelD0nQfd ,SRT sT4Fr old Ending! J efvine J Kath Onkes 00 Zi ' afflue- S0'n A man' VUL Cgxe S nflxd Loma ' 2g5e9h WILSONIAN TYPISTS Seated: Pal MII- Ier, Mary Paulson, Sally Hossler, Doris Eampbell, Lillian 'Y l It er ing. Standing: Miss Helen Rhodes. r , '71 yn gergefufh Segler,-non ' osfiq,-, ' Liar- , ,SS 'P' tx WILSONIAN EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Patti Promos, Jackie Slichter, LaVerne Wartluft, Ed- itor in chief, Cynthia Dedekind. Standing: Lois Beekey, Aud- rey Scagnelli, Pat Miller, Mrs. Jean Rollman, Lillian Fifterling, Carl Reber, Joan Beidler, Vel- ma Kaiser, Roland Dedekind. WILSONIAN CIRCULATION STAFF Seated: Doris Adams, Tom Sprucebank. Standing: Peter Iaccarino, Mr. Ralph Friend, Fred Muenz. WILSONIAN ADVERTISING STAFF Seated: Mr. Lloyd Miller, Floyd Herfzog. Standing: Dawn Weber, Robert Shoup, Carl Reber, Cynthia Dedekind, Franklin Poore. Here are the people responsible for this book! ! ! WILSONIAN STAFF 5 tg. SPECTATOR REPORTERS First Row: Pat Miller, Doris Adams, Pat Unger, Ruth Sebastian, Dawn Weber, Sara Jane Henry, Barbara Ruth, Mary Lou Speicher, Eloise Auer, Second Row: Sally Norton, Ortrud Miller, Eleanor Hertwig, Cynthia Dedekind, June Keener, Pat Promos, Barbara Snyder, Sylvia Gruel, Carole Beard. Third Row: Lois Foreman, Audrey Scagnelli, Ebba Hagstrom, Jean Douple, Joan Beidler, Marlene Arnold, Ruth Leyon, Sigrid Finster, Barbara Focht, Barbara Herb. Fourth Row: Virginia Kunkelman, Joan Creitz, Margaret Demming, Dolores Ferrill, Joan Snyder, La- Verne Wartlutt, June Pounder, John Koop, Bruce Koch. Last Row: Curtis Seyler, Carl Reber, Jarius Zerbe, Gerald Gerhart, Robert Poulton, Ronald Griffith, Robert Shoup, Robert Keim, Ronald McCaulIy. SPECTATOR STAFF LQ' The Spectator, a prize winning paper, furn- ishes school, community and alumni news for the Wilson students. SPECTATOR EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Jocquelyn Slichter, Joan Zimmer- man, Lois Beekey, Editor in Chief, Lorraine Snyder, Velma Kaiser, Lois Ludwig. Standing: Roland Dedekind, Mr. Carl Constein. SPECTATOR CIRCULATION STAFF Seated: Marcia Van Liew, Ruth Mengel, Barry Kreish- er, Lillian Fitterling, Eli Yoder, John Brady, Doreen Stroup. Standing: Reiner Miller, Donald Mervine, Mr. Arlan Moyer, Donald Cook. SPECTATOR TYPISTS Seated First Row: Doreen Stroup, Betty Paulson, Doris Campbell, Second Row: Kathryn Sheidy, Rose Ann Nojar- ian, Sally Hassler, Nancy Hopp. Standing: Jacquelyn Merkel, Betty Lou Tobias, Miss Helen Rhodes. 55 ti 129 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: Margaret Schoennagel, Ruth Sebastian, vice president, LaVerne Wartluft, pres- ident, Velma Kaiser, secretary, Nancy Yeogerg Lois Beekey. I n I Standing First Row: Lois Ludwig, Sara Jane Henry, Pauline Reichert, Pattie Unger, Cynthia Dedekind, Joan Beidler, Joan Zimmerman, Doris Adams, Mary Lou Speicher, Lorraine Snyder. Standing Second Row: Robert Mitzel, Robert Shoup, Curtis Seyler, Fred Muenz, Mr. B. Anton Hess, adviserj Melvin Fitterlingg Roland Dedekind, Bruce Koch. Missing from picture are Jacquelyn Slichter and Donald Coleman. Resolved: That the American People Reject the Welfare State. This strain could fre- quently be heard flowing from the lips of this politically and socially minded group of debaters this year. Under the careful coach- ing of Miss Virginia Zug and Mr. Lloyd Miller, the speakers: Ebba Hagstrom, Doris Adams, Velma Kaiser, Lois Beekey, Lois Lud- wig, and Joan Beidler and the alternates: Ann Morrissey, Bruce Koch, Patti Promos, LaVerne Wartluft, Eloise Auer, and Lorraine Snyder together with the moderator, Thomas Sprucebonk, traveled to West Reading and Perry for the tri-school debates. 56 The Honor Society again carried out its program of service to the school. In November the six original members- Lois Beekey, Velma Kaiser, Fred Muenz, Ruth Sebastian, Robert Shoup, and La- Verne Wartluft-initiated eleven seniors into their ranks: Margaret Schoennagel, Nancy Yeager, Doris Adams, .loan Beid- ler, Joangzimmerman, Cynthia Dedekind, Pottie Unger, Jocquelyn Slichter, Bruce Koch, Melvin Fitterling, and Roland Dede- kind, Later in the year the juniors- Lorraine Snyder, Sara Jane Henry, Mary Lou Speicher, Lois Ludwig, Pauline Reich- ert, Robert Mitzel, Curtis Seyler, and Donald Coleman were inducted. Among the society's projects are the lost and found department, preparing scholar- ship lists, selecting a school motto, and sponsoring in conjunction with the Stu- dent Council the Snowflake Fantasy . With advice from the sponsor, Mr. B. Anton Hess, the society has had a suc- cessful year. DEBATING TEAM Seated: Doris Adams, Velma Kaiser, Thomas Sprucebank, Joan Beidler, Lois Beekey. Standing: Ebba Hagstrom, Ann Morrissey, Lois Ludwig, Mr. Lloyd Miller, Bruce Koch, Patti Promos, LaVerne Wartluft, Eloise Auer, Miss Virginia Zug, Lorraine Snyder. .-ll' STUDENT COUNCIL Under the leadership of Joan Beidler, the first girl president of the Wilson High School Student Council, many things have been accomplished. For the first time the Berks County Student Ac- tivities Conference was held in Wilson High. Thirty-two county schools were represented at the Conference. The main social event sponsored by the student council in conjunction with the National Honor Society was a semi-formal dance The Snow- flake Fantasy. The steps leading to the athletic field was the main service project this year. Other events of the year included an exchange visit with Pottsville High Student Council, the magazine campaign, and a movie. The faculty adviser was Mr. Aaron Miller. Presiding over the meeting is President Joan Beidler, while Representative Roland Dedekind is giving a report to the Council. Seated are Representatives Lorraine Snyder, Lois Ludwig, Thomas Sturgis, John Brady, Ronald Barnes, John Hafer, Robert Poulton, Arthur lrwin, and Robert Shoup. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Under the judgeship of Melvin Fitterling, the Student Court has conducted a very successful year. The Court is established to educate stu- dents to understand the need for rules and reg- ulations established by the Student Council. As a police force, it warns, arrests, and punishes the violators of Wilson's laws. The Wilson High School student who knows how to conduct him- self properly will be the good citizen of to- morrow. Mr. Paul Strunk was the adviser. Seated: Frederick Franks, Michael Shoppell, Donald Coleman, Robert Pennypacker, defense attorney, Mel- vin Fitterling, judge, Roland Dedekind, prosecuting attorney, Audrey Scagnellig Sylvia Gruel, Carl Hassler, Marcia Seyler. Standing: Mr. Paul Strunk. 57 STUDENT COURT l, 2, 3, - let's sing TWIRLERS Ruth Delp, De- lores Buchanan, Ortrud Miller, Barbara Quim- by,DorisAdams, Eloise Auer, Barbara Ruth Elsie Texter. High-stepping lassies. MIXED CHORUS First Row: Joan Creitz, Dolores Buchanan, Ebba Hagstrom, Doris Adams, Helen Boulanger, Thelma Boyer, Ruth Leyan, Barbara Quimby, Madelyn Grat- fius, Marian Weitzel, Lucille Wagner, Eleanor Teren- chin, Sylvia Gruel, Shirley Brossman, Sigrid Finster. Second Row: Lucille Moore, Annette Achenbach, Doris Campbell, Mary Lou Wagner, Lillian Fitterling, Nancy Yeager, Velma Kaiser, Jacquelyn Slichter, Patti Promos, Nancy Eckroth, Dorothy Messerknecht, Shar- leen Diest, Doris Conway, Sarah Jane Henry, Miriam Horner, Fred Leisey, Roland Dedekind. Third Row: lra Hartman, Gerald Gerhart, Floyd Hertzog, Virginia Kunkelrnan, Pauline Reichert, June Keener, Marcia Van Liew, Kathleen Kachel, Joan Ruoss, Lillian Neiman, Eva Jean Keller, Carole Beard, Larry Fisher, Carl Reber, Peter laccarino. Fourth Row: Paul Speece, Fred Hagstrom, Thomas Champlin, Fred Muenz, Franklin Poore, Mildred Pet- tley, Louise Kissinger, Barbara Snyder, Eloise Auer, Audrey Scagnelli, Janet Poore, Cynthia Dedekind, LaVerne Wartlutt, Jean Douple, Ortrud Miller, Lois Foreman, Donald Coleman, Jacob Hertzog, Lawrence DeBeck, Robert Simons, Pianist: Lois Beekey, Pattie Unger. STRING SECTION Seated David Biegler Gerald Gerhart Lois Beekey, Sigrid Finster, Anna Froese Marian Bower Elizabeth Speicher Standing Robert Simons MUSICAL Practice makes perfect. WOODWIND SECTION First Row: Mary Lou Speicher, LaVerne Wartluft, Sarah Jane Henry, Kenneth Hott, Anthony Farina, Fred Leisey. Second Row: June Keener, Lucille Wagner, Pauline Reichert, William Kulp, Zoe Ann Es- slinger, Gloria Keller. Third Row: Doris Conway, Joan Eshbach, Rudy Jopp, Gladys Horner, Claude Oldt, Ann Grimes, Beverly Kissinger, Walter Welsh, Robert Grim, Gerald Shade. Fourth Row: Velma Van Liew, Wilbert Wol- lenhaupt. Boom! Boom! Went the big bass drum. Music, Maestro! PERCUSSIONWSECTION lra Hartman, Donald Rits, Thomas Champlin, Richard Sillhart, Daniel Ruoss, Joan Heinly. ACTIVITIES BRASS SECTION First Row: Carole Beard, Fred Jopp, Reiner Miller. Second Row: Ralph Stamm, Ruth Levan, Kenneth Rothemel, Mary Lou Wagner, Eva Jean Keller, Leona Kochel. Third Row: Thomas Klump, Gloria Moyer, Larry Kalbach, Janice Heffner, Frank Rothen- berger, Barry Mohler. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: James Fox, manager, Lawrence DeBeckg Milton Foreman, Richard Texter, Bruce Koch, Richard Pfefferg Jerry laccarino, William Weitzel, Theodore Gilbert, assistant manager. Second Row: George Reed, Richard Wien, Frederick Berst, Robert Mitzel, Robert Shoup, Peter laccarino, Tom Sprucebank, William Mahon, Donald Longenecker. Third Row: Mr. John DeMott, assistant coach, Frank Leach, Harry Riegel, lrvin Sweig- art, Robert DeBeck, Mr, Robert Thompson, coach, James Spitler, Joe Longenecker, Marvin Moyer, Gerald Gerhart, Mr. Clair Klingler, as- sistant coach. Fourth Row: Theodore Spitler, Ronald Barnes, Charles Murphy, Carl Reber, Michael Schappell, Richard Kirkpatrick, Richard Shurr, Missing from picture, Roland Dedekind, senior mano- ger. The Wilson line displays its championship form as it works out on the sled. CN THE These boys are, Irvin Sweigert, Jerry laccarino, Richard Pfeffer, Bruce Koch, Richard Texter, Milt Foreman, and Dick Wien. Pete laccarino, Prexy fullback, rolls up 28 yards around end in the second quarter of the Spring City game. Billy Mahon scored twice, once on a 60- yard run, during the contest, but it wasn't enough as the Pirates eeked out a l3-l2 victory. 'A .is ...cm ,. . BL ' v ' v v - v v v 7 , v . Bruce Koch, white shirt, and Irvin Dutch Sweigert provide opposition as two husky Prexy linemen, Dick Wien and Jerry laccorino hit the charger. BALL CARRYING PASS RECEIVING Times Yards Passes Yards Player Carried Gained Player Caught Gained P. laccarino 71 474 L. DeBeck 4 24 W. Mahon 66 524 W. Weitzel 8 237 R, Mifzel 51 489 D. Longenecker 3 47 R. Shoup 52 178 R. Mitzel 2 15 T. Sprucebank 49 65 W. MOIWOF1 4 78 F. Berst 17 65 R. Shoup 4 55 J. laccarino 1 -7 T. Sprucebank 2 21 P. Iaccorino 1 2 SCORERS PASSES THROWN Plgyey TD PAT FG TP Passes Passes Passes P laccarino 5 14 O 44 Player Attempted Completed Intercepted R. Mitzel 5 O O 30 R. Shoup 74 22 6 W. Mohan 5 O O 30 W. Mahon 17 7 l T. Sprucebank 4 O O 24 R, Mifzel 3 0 I W. Weitzel 3 O O 18 P. laccarino 2 1 O F, Berst 2 O O 12 R. Wien 1 O O 6 R. Shoup l O O 6 D. Longenecker O 1 0 THE SCHEDULE A Wilson Shamokin 20-40 H Wilson Manheim Boro 27-33 XA Wilson Schuylkill Haven 6-32 X' Wilson Shillington 19- A' Wilson West Reading 41-25 A' Wilson Boyertown 20-12 H Wilson Porter Twp. 20- H Wilson Spring City 12-13 A' Wilson Muhlenberg 6- A-Away games H-Home Games Shillingtan game played at Albright Stadium -League games X-Night games Season's record-4 wins, 5 defeats Conference record-3 wins, 1 defeat Conference standing-tie for first SENIOR FLASHBACKS LARRY DeBECK-Spent two years of varsity football at end. A sure fingered end in 1949. The following season, Larry played his best ball on defense, and he also made some timely catches. MILT FOREMAN-The big reason why Pete laccarino was able to be moved from tackle to fullback. Uncle Milty was a good downfield blocker. RICHARD TEXTER-Tex developed into one of the Prexies best lineman. He really knew his plays and blocked and tackled like an old-timer. BRUCE KOCH-Smallest man in the line but did a big man's job. Bruce backed up the line on defense and played center on offense. BILL WEITZEL-Fine defensive and offensive end. The leading pass receiver, completing eight passes for 283 yards. Bill was always in there plugging regardless of the score. DICK WIEN-The strong man in the line. Wrecked opposing guards. Played best game at West Reading when Dick was the fifth man in their backfield. FRITZ BERST-Fritz became the Presidents' leading defensive man in his senior year. Could also pick up yardage when call- ed upon, Scored 12 points. BOB SHOUP-Key man to Wilson's T-formation success. Bob played only one year of varsity ball but piloted the Prexies to their only title. PETE IACCARINO-The leading scorer of the season. Played center, tackle and fullback but gained most recognition in the FB slot. Played four years of varsity competition. TOM SPRUCEBANK-Spent three years on the JV's, and one on the varsity. A good leader. Went unhurt through senior sea- son. Best game was Shillington. DON LONGENECKER- Longie was noted for his low, deadly tackles. Spent two years on JV's, one on the varsity. A fine pass receiver. The fire of the team. HARRY RIEGEL and CARL REBER-Both played fine ball on the JV's. These boys made the varsity work harder. ROLAND DEDEKIND-Very efficient manager. Been around as manager for three years and turned out to be one of the best. Very good projectionist of football movies. ON THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Ralph Leininger, coach. Second Row: Barry Neiswenderg Thomas Sprucebankg Floyd Hertzagg Frederick Muenzg Don ald Dietrichg Frederick I-lagstrom, manager. Third Row: Robert Mitzel, Melvin Fitterling, Charles Murphy, Franklin Poore, Donald Long enecker, Robert Shoup. Missing from picture: David Biegler. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE TEAM OPP. November Sinking Springi 28 November Denver' 50 November Sinking Springi 33 December West Reading 26 December Porter Twpf' 37 December Boyertown' 33 December Shillington 34 December Muhlenberg 32 December Birdsboro 45 December Alumni' 3I January Denver' 45 January Wyomissing 32 January Hamburg 44 January Mt, Penn 43 January Kutztown 64 January West Reading 47 January Shillington 55 January Muhlenberg 54 February Birdsboro 34 February Wyomissing 44 February Hamburg 54 February Mt. Penn 4I February Kutztown 7I ' non-leag ue games LEAGUE STANDING Second Place: I3 wins 3 defeats Runner-up in District 3 Class A 48 46 Lebanon Chambersburg 57 36 BASKETBALL STATISTICS PLAYER Muenz Poore Murphy Shoup Mitzel I-lertzog Longenecker Fitterling Dietrich Neiswender Biegler Showalter LEAGUE Gm. G. F. Pt. I6 IO8 35 25I I6 7l 40 I82 I5 50 I7 II7 I6 25 35 85 I5 23 IO 56 I6 20 I6 56 I2 IO 3 23 I4 7 6 20 I3 6 3 I5 2 O O O 2 O O 0 I 0 0 O NON LEAGUE Gm 6 6 6 6 5 6 5 6 6 2 O 0 COURT SENIOR SALUTES Frank Poore Floyd Hertzog One SGGSOY1 Of VOVSWY C0mDefl' Two seasons of varsity compe- tion. Good I'6lJOl-Ind fY'IG 1- EXCSI- tition. Fine defensive player. lem DlV0f Shol- S9C0 1d le0dl 'lQ Committed few fouls. Adept at SCOFGF Of f9Om- 29 DOWNS 0' stealing the ball from oppon- gainst Birdsboro best effort. ents. Donald Dietrich One season of varsity competi- tion. Excellent team player. Chatter-box of the squad. Lots of hustle and spirit. Eight points against Mt. Penn best effort. Don Longenecker One season of varsity competition. Plenty of fight and spirit. Rugged player during practice sessions. Ten points against Birdsboro best effort. 63 Fred Muenz-Captain Two years of varsity compe- tition. Leading scorer of team, Best foul shooting rec- ord. Excellent set shot. Scored 3l points against Hamburg for a Wilson record, Bob Shoup Two years of varsity com- petition. Ex- cellent de- fensive man. Ball handler and play- maker of teom.Led the team in os- sists. l5 points a- gainst Mt, Penn best effort. Mel Fitterling One season of varsity competition, Easy going disposition. Rugged player under the basket. Good one hand shot. TRACK TEAM First Row: Robert Mitzel, Tom Sprucebank, Phil Rankin, Carl Reber, Richard Pfeffer, Pete laccar- mo. Second Row' Ted S itler lrvin Swei ert Arthur lg. - D J Q f Irwin, Paul Speece, Bruce Koch, John l-lafer, Ron- ald Barnes, James Spitler. Third Row: Tom Sturgis, Robert DeBeck, Mr. Robert Thompson, Adam Showalter, Tom Champlin, Jerry Iaccarino. GOLF TEAM Kneeling: Roger Bennet, Marvin Steffy, Kenneth Hoffert, Gene Hornberger. Standing: Gerald Gerhart, William Weitzel, Rich- ard Texter, Melvin Fitterling, Robert Pennypacker. 4 BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Donald Dietrich, Norman Miller, Floyd Krick, Floyd Hertzog, Fred Muenz, Donald Coleman, Richard Kirkpatrick. Second Row: Fred Hagstrom, manager, Fred Leisey, Frank Leach, Marvin Moyer, Mr. Ralph Leininger, Glenn Weyman, Fred Franks, Ernest Matthes, manager. Missing from picture are Robert Shoup and Richard Wien. SWIMMING TEAM First Row:tGerald Guiles, Harold Koehler, Robert Keim, Donald Long- enecker, Richard Texter, Thomas Sprucebonk, Carl Reber, James Durdan. Second Row: Michael Shappell, Richard Pfeffer, Richard Derr, Ronald Tomey, William Sheeler, Carl Fetzer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Leading the cheers for Wilson's football and basketball teams, this vivacious group of comely girls added much color and enjoyment to these sports. They will always be re- membered tor their spirit and pep. Getting ready to let go with one of their cheers are Ebba Hagstrom, Joan Beidler, Phyllis Dry, Patty Unger, and Ruth Sebastian. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association is the governing body of all Wilson's sports. Consisting of student representatives, the principal, and the coaches of the various sports, the A.A, has the final word concerning sports and also puts out the football and basket- ball season tickets. First Row: Mr. William Brumbach, Doris Adams, Miss Elizabeth Putt. Second Row: Mr. Aaron Miller, Mr. Ralph Leininger, Mr. Robert Thompson. Third Row: Floyd Hertzog, Robert Mitzel, Mr. Corl Constein, Mr. B. Anton Hess. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL DATE TEAM OPP. November Sinking Spring' 23 November Denver' 22 November Sinking Spring' 29 December West Reading 26 December Porter Twp! 20 December Boyertown' I6 December Shillington 34 December Muhlenberg 27 December Birdsboro 22 December Alumni' 5l January Denver' I8 January Wyomissing 45 January Hamburg I2 January Mt, Penn 43 January Kutztown 40 January West Reading 38 January Shillington 33 January Muhlenberg 30 February Birdsboro 2I February Wyomissing 46 February Hamburg 25 February Mt. Penn 49 February Kutztown 42 'non league games LEAGUE STANDING Fitth Place: 9 wins 7 defeats Q? ' A I I it I ei I . ' h N 235 1h-W, Kneeling: Michael Shappell, Paul Reedy, Richard Kirkpatrick, Marvin Moyer, James Foltz. Standing: James Gillespieg Gerald Gerhart, managerg Thomas Sturgisg Donald Stricklerg Adam Showalterg William Brumbach, coochp Barclay Sell. Missing from picture: Thomas Champlin. 1' I JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Leading the crowd in a peppy yell are Lucille Wagner, Sylvia Gruel, Paul Speece, Joan Whit- lock, and Marian Weitzel. This fine group of sports enthusiasts has supported the team to the utmost and has helped bring the J.V.'s many victories, ln their first year ot Senior high cheer- ing, these Prexies have introduced new cheers and pepped up standard ones, and in general they have done a terrific job. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL DATE September 25 October 2 October 9 October 23 November 6 TEAM Muhlenberg Shillington West Reading Boyertown Spring City W. O 7 28 O I2 I3 PP. I3 I2 I3 I3 6 v. E, 'I ry First Row: Michael Morrissey, Barry Henry, Donald Kreitz, Albert Marcus, William Kutz, Cary Kendall, Ronald Wentzel. Second Row: Frederick Franks, Carl Hassler, Ken- neth Eyrich, Charles Maurer, Galen Fisher, Carl Fetzer, Mr, Aaron Miller. Third Row: James Reimer, Wilbur Kistler, Peter Miller, Marvin Steffy, .lames Durdan, John Lang, William Hassler. PONY BASKETBALL 1 PONY FOOTBALL DATE TEAM September Boyertown October Muhlenbcrg October Shillington October Muhlenberg October Boyertown October Shillington OPP 26 0 7 O 7 I9 an Kneeling: William Kutz, Frederick Franks, Mr, Aaron Miller, Charles Maurer. Standing: Glenn Weyman, Kenneth Eyrich, Carl Hassler, Kenneth Rothermel, Harold Koehler, Frank Leach, George Miller, Donald Miller: DATE TEAM OPP. December I2 Sinking Spring I8 December I9 Mohnton I3 January I2 Shillington I9 January I6 Wyomissrng I3 January 23 West Reading 47 January 30 Muhlenberg I3 February 2 Wyorriissing I6 February 6 Sinking Spring 22 February 9 Mohnton I6 February I3 West Reading 24 February I6 Muhlenberg 24 February 20 Shillington 34 fi 1 '95 ' we ,. if , 1 ,f ua cr, 4, ,. M, X PONY CHEERLEADERS This group of peppy looking girls lead the Pony teams with their snappy yells and winning smiles. These ninth graders have shown out- standing spirits like true Wilsonites. The squad includes Sylvia Stoudt, Denise Folk, Barbara l-lerb, Elizabeth Speicher, and Sylvia Schonour, Nice going, gals! HOCKEY TEAM Girls hockey, in its second year of league ploy- ing, is becoming ever increasingly popular. Al- though only one game was won and one tied this season, the girls showed fine sportsmanship and hard playing. Team Opponents Wilson 'Oley 2 3 West Reading 3 0 Shillington O l 'Oley l 0 Mt. Penn l l Mohnton 4 0 'Denotes Non-league Games. First Row: Dawn Weber, Doris Campbell, Doris Adams, Ruth Sebastian, Ruth LeVan, Marian Weitzel, Lucille Wagner. Second Row: Sigrid Finster, Pat Unger, June Pound- er, Lois Beekey, Joan Beidler, LaVerne Wartluft, Joan Zimmerman, Lorraine Snyder. . Third Row: Janet Poore, manager, Jackie Slichter, manager, Jackie Merkel, Ebba Hagstrom, Eva Jean Keller, Joan Whitlock, manager, Miss Elizabeth Putt. ali is GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM Here is a team that has won several champion- ships in past years. Doing a very commendable job this year, the girls again showed their true Wilson spirit. First Row: Lois Beekey, Ruth Sebastian, Doris Adams, Lucille Wagner, Pat Unger. Second Row: Joan Zimmerman, Joan Beidler, Phyllis Dry, Joan Whitlock, Eva Jean Keller. Third Row: June Pounder, Miss Elizabeth Putt, Pot Murphy. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Jackie Merkel, Doris Campbell, Doris Adams, Mary Lou Wagner, Joan Zimmerman. Second Row: Ruth LeVan, Phyllis Dry, Pat Murphy, Joan Beidler, Pat Unger, Lois Beekey, Eva Jean Keller, Marian Weitzel, - Third Row: Ruth Sebastian, manager, June Pound- er, Janice Ulmer, Miss Elizabeth Putt, LaVerne Wart- luft, Ebba Hagstrom, manager, Lucille Wagner, assist- ant manager. Exhibiting fine team work and fair play, these lassies managed to capture second place in their league. The girls who have donned their red and white jackets for the last time are June Pounder, LaVerne Wartluft, Joan Beidler, Pat Unger, Lois Beekey, Joan Zimmerman, Mary Lou Wagner, Doris Adams, Doris Campbell, Jackie Merkel, Phyllis Dry, and Pat Murphy. l 68 ls Q SPORTS J. V. Basketball Having won only one game this season, these junior prexiettes are hoping for a better sea- son next year. Team Opponents Wilson Wernersville 40 20 Wyomissing 40 27 Exeter 20 28 Wernersville 44 22 First Row: Mary Lou Saltzmon, Darien: Miller, Lucille Wagner, Inez Carneyale, Dorothy Ludwig, Joan Sopna. Second Row: Sigrid Finster, Phyllis Youndt, Mary Ann Kreitz, Joan Whitlock, Zoe Ann Esslingcr, Dolores Ferrill, Joan Creitz. Third Row: Dorothy Messcrknecht. i 7 ,. 2. Wt, , . wwf? .g 1+ . ' - .,,, , x F W, , I .. - , fx i A Q he V , 7' 'fl 2 Q ' H2-M532 gi fl f , - - Q V-'-1 H . GIRLS TRACK TEAM The most important track meet to be faced by the girls is the Berks County Meet, where they will try to recapture the Leonard Stephen Tro- phy now held by Wyomissing. The seniors on this year's team are Joan Beidler, Pat Unger, Doris Campbell, and Phyllis Dry. VARSITY BASKETBALL Team Opponents Wilson Oley l7 55 'West Reading 24 4l Kutztown 24 40 'Shillington 28 50 'Mohnton I8 42 Alumni 36 28 Robesonia 25 50 'Mt, Penn 47 3l 'West Reading 44 43 'Shillington 33 36 Muhlenberg 2l 50 Mt Penn 40 48 'Mohntan 36 47 ' Denotes League Games. 69 GIRLS TRACK TEAM First Row: Ruth LeVon, Joan Beidler, Pat Unger, Eva Jean Keller, Sharleen Diest, Joan Creitz. Second Row: Ruth Sebastian, manager, Dolores Ferrillg Mary Ann Kreitzg Phyllis Dry, Doris Campbell, Lillian Neiman, manager, Miss Elizabeth Putt, Caught in the act at Open l-louse, this group of senior girls are seen play ing an exciting game of volleyball. Y-TEEN CLUB Janet Kunkelman, JUNIOR HI-Y CLUB CLUBS JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Denise Folk, Sylvia Schonour, Faye Miller, Bar- bara Herb enact a scene from an original skit as the rest ot the dramatic club look on. Mr. Dallas Leininger, club sponsor, is absent from picture. Seated: Wilbur Kistler, Carl Hassler, John Hater, Michael Shappell, Ronald Tomey, Frederick Franks, George Miller, Marvin Moyer, Barclay Sell. Standing: Frank Leach, Donald Miller, Charles Maurer, Glenn Weyman, Richard Schwenk, Albert Marcus, Barry Henry, William Kutz, Charles Murphy, John Bare, Carl Fetzer, James Durdan, Donald Lau- meister, Cary Kendall, David Berst, Ronald Eyrich, Mr. Aaron Miller, club sponsor, is absent from picture. we SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB June Pounder, Roland Dedekind, Barry Kreisher, and Eleanor Terenchin dramatize a portion ot a forthcoming play while the rest of the dramatic club look on. Miss Virginia Zug, club sponsor, is absent from picture. First Row: Joan Zim- merman, Dawn Weber, Ruth Sebastian, Miss Rosemere Baum, Joan Snyder, Ebba Hag- strom. Second Row: Joan Kimmel, Ortrud Miller, Louise Kissinger, Sara Jane Henry, Margaret Matthes, Third Row: Madelyn Graffius, Dolores Bu- chanan, Janice Spe- ase, Joan Creitz, Sig- rid Finster. Fourth Row: Janice Russ, Shirley Schlay- bach, Barbara Snyder, Mildred Peffley,Lillian Neiman, Anna Maur- er, Eleanor Hertwig, Patsy Baer, Shirley Angstadt, Shirley Stefty, Joyce Bord- ner, Patricia Beaver, Margaret Demming, Jean Ruoss, Cynthia Didekind, Dolores Fer- ri . SENIOR HI-Y CLUB Seated: Robert Mit- zel, Richard Pteffer, Phil Rankin, Ronald Griffith, Robert Sweimler, Samuel Sim- onton. Standing: Donald Guinther, Donald Longenecker, Norman Horner, Richard Kirk- patrick, Richard Ang- stadt, Peter loccarino, Mr. Ralph Friend, 70 CAMERA CLUB MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB First Row: Thomas Primus, Frederick Schmeck, Melvin Fox, Richard Schaeffer, Donald Knerr. Second Row: Ronald Barnes, Richard Derr, Norman Miller, Richard Phillips, Barry Neiswender, Jaruis Zerbe. Third Row: William Hassler, Donald Strickler, Thomas Bailey, Mr. Paul Amer, Ronald Nye, Edgar Rits. FUTURE HCJMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: Ruth Blimline, Jean Essig, Dorothy Lud- wig, Geraldine Willet, Joyce Bensing, Pat Oliver, Kath- ryn Ohlinger, Anna Cleaver. Second Row: Nancy Eckroth, Phyllis Etchberger, Sylvia Bird, Nancy Reed, Mary Troutman, Charlotte Garrison, Sylvia Stief. Third Row: Shirley Fitterling, Jackie Freeman, Jean Oliver, Lucille Dundore, Dorothy Blimline, Dorothy Long, Bernice Krick, Marian Lobe, Helen Boulanger. Standing: Mrs. Elaine Baro, Ruth Delp, Elsie Texter, Jacquelyn Seifert, Theresa Schwarz. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: Richard Shurr, John Frankhouser, Donald Kreitz, James Rothermel, Bernard Trupp, Russell Soei- cher, Paul Riegel, Gene Hornberger, Theodore Blatt. Second Row: Wilbur Bohn,Richard Hatt, Russell Kin- sling, Richard Barnett, Richard Gebhart, Walter Irwin, George Painter, John Lang, Walter Johnson, Third Row: Robert Bechtel, William I-leffner, Joseph Wiemonn, William Veach, Russell Brightbill, LaRay Krick, Cleveland Kindt, Carl Cooper, Marvin Steffy, James Kolbay. Horace Miller. TRAVEL CLUB Fourth Row: Kenneth Eyrich, Robert Ohlinger, Paul Reedy, Marlin Zerbe, Paul Kreitz, Charles White, John Bird, Charles Balthaser. Fifth Row: Arthur Etchberger, Wallace Oakes, Ger- ald Guiles, William Mahan, Floyd Krick, Richard Tex- ter, Karl Lang, William Wextzel, Scott Hatt, Mr. Second Row: Thelma Wadyka, Martha Stover, Phyllis Zerbe, Margaret Dietrich. Third Row: Irene Hargreaves, Ruby Etchberger, Pat- ricia Gebhart, Fourth Row: Barry Yocum, Ronald Eyrich. Fifth Row: Daniel Angstadt, Catherine Bird. Sixth Row: William Weikel, LaRue Bensing. Standing: Kenneth Keener, Shirley Davis, Helen Reber, Carol Williams, Marilyn Hummel, Marv Hamilton, Amelia Ferrara, Betty Reber, Jane Conlon, Barbara Herbein, Miriam I-larner, Mr. Paul Strunk, Edmund Bauer, Shirley Pearson. 71 4 lx Mi, 'M TYPING CLUB First Row: Doreen Stroup, Kathryn Sheidy, Dor Campbell, Rose Ann Najarian. Second Row: Donald Mervine, Jacquelyn Merke Sally Hassler, Betty Paulson, Nancy Hopp. Third Row: Milton Foreman, Ronald Owens, Patr cio Miller, Miss Helen Rhodes. CLUBS Press and Radio Relations Club Seated: Carl Marcus, Patricia Miller, Patricia Unger, Sylvia Gruel. Standing: Carl Reber, Jean Ernst, Mr. Lloyd Miller, Mary Ellen Wickel, Donald Horning. ART CLUB Doris Hiester, Jane Firing, Shirley Bieber, Miss Kath- ryn Berger, Barbara Bowers, Esther Demming, Jerrie Ann Wiemann, Eleanor Schwartz, Sandro Rightmayer, Shirley Bamberger. v TRACK AND FIELD CLUB First Row: George Duell, Robert Frankhouser, Rich- ard Davis, Oscar Reitnouer, Harold Koehler, Conrad Bildstein, Norman Hill. Second Row: Mr. Robert Thompson, Robert Evans, Alexander Kavounas, Robert Jones, Theodore Spitler, Peter Miller. Third Row: James Spitler, Robert DeBeck, Irvin Sweigart, Joseph Longenecker, Henry Bildstein. Junior Historian Club First Row: Ethel Calhoun, Shirley Brossman, Patricia Derr, Joan Sapna, Ruth Mengel, Anna Froese, Beverly Laumeister, Barbara Sassaman, Doris Krick. Second Row: Marlene Sapna, Anna Ernst, Geraldine Cooling, Rose Ann Miller, Mary Dague, Marcia Van Liew, Eva Ohlinger, Richard Hill, lda Vanino, Elsa Soltau, Gloria Keller, Dorothea Miller, Audrey Lutz, Patricia Kendig. Rear: Mr. Samuel Clauser. 79 STAGE HANDS Standing: Ronald Barnes, Larry Fisher, John Brady, Fred Berst, Kneeling: John Hater, Tom Champlin, LEADERS' CLUB First Row: Franklin Poore, Kathleen Wells, Edith Maywhort, Margaret Ludwig, Phyllis Youndt, Darlene Miller, Greta Goodhart, Mildred Hassel, Dorothy Mess- erknecht, Sharleen Diest, Melvin Fitterling. Second Row: Frederick Berst, Walter Potteiger, Rob- ert Pennypocker, Marian Weitzel, Janice Ulmer, Mary Jane Schell, Mary Ann Kreitz, Joan Whitlock, Thomas Sprucebank, Floyd Hertzog, Robert Shoup. Third Row: James Fox, John Cibaton, Donald Kirlin, Brooke Hart, Donald Lutz, Jay Schrriehl, Robert Germann, Fred Muenz, Donald Dietrich, James Gilles- pie, Harry Riegel. Fourth Row: Miss Elizabeth Putt, James Skoufalas, Jerry laccarino, Harry Miller, Fred Hagstrorn, Lawren- ce DeBeck, Mr, Ralph Leininger. 73 ROD AND REEL CLUB First Row: Robert Keim, Robert Ketter, Theodore Gilbert, Paul Hague, William Schaeffer, Forrest Guin- ther, Ronald Lord, Luther Moore, Michael Morrissey, William Fry, Lee Longenecker, Richard Keehn. Second Row: Bruce Koch, George Moore, Frank Yost, Jack High, Nathaniel Smith, Barry Schmeck, Richard Wagner, Ross Dedekind, John Miller, Harrison Carey, Paul Fossler, Mr, Cloir Klingler, Third Row: George Keough, Ronald Stautfer, Donald Cook, Paul Speece, Jacob Hertzog, Richard Young, Gerald Kunkel, Francis Auman, Robert Rudloff, Luke Fetter, Kenneth Harding, John Bitzer, John Doganes USHERS' CLUB First Row: Margaret Klingler, Gayle Auchenbach, Mary Lou Saltzman, Shirley Dundore, Joan Sapna, Mary Ellen Wickel, Margaret Demming, Virginia Kunkleman, Barbara Quimby, Second Row: Annette Achenbach, Mildred Pet- tley, Margaret Matthes, Ann Morrissey, Lillian Neiman, Barbara Johnson, Shirley Gensemer, Lor- raine Snyder, Doris Conway, Barbara Ruth, Ruth Delp. Third Row: Kathleen Wells, Shirley Schlaybach, Janice Russ, Shirley Davis, Louise Kissinger, Mary Lau Speicher, Lois Ludwig, Ruth Mengel, Carolyn Weller, Leona Kochel, Eva Jean Keller, Sylvia Miller, Gladys Horner, Jean Ernst, Miss Verna Seitzinger. Fourth Row: Irene Hargreaves, Jean Oliver, Janet Poore, Pat Beaver. 0 'N-,...f' -sgwqwmm 'rl , ll 1-I Itl K ll , hu... We all remember Big John and his pal. Quick as a flash and strong as an army, this modern Judo Exhibit was presented by ww: the Antrim Bureau. lt all came from glass. lt is quite interesting to see just how a glass blower creates his ex- quisite pieces ot art. The Jr. Town Meeting of the Air discussed the topic ls the Two Party System Failing? Velma Kaiser represented our school in the panel. The 9-l homeroom had a very suc- cessful program under the direction of Mr. Clouser. Elsa Soltau and Eleanor Schwarz display the art of skillful dancing as they do the rhumba. Helga Bosselman was the star of the Sth grade talent assembly. This pretty little Miss sang Indian Love Call. Resolved: That The American People Should Reject The Wel- fare State. Bruce Brown of West Reading disagreed with this statement in the County De- bate. Wilson debated this year with Perry and West Reading. 74 Uncle Jimmy Ver- sus Christmas was the play featured in the Christmas Assembly present- ed by the Senior Dramatic Club.- Mr. McFadden pre- sents his array of prizestortheonnuai magazine drive. .Q-.il-'F On November 15, 1950, our guest speaker was the Rev. Frank Ruth. ll b Romance is brought to life by Delores Ferriil and Brooke Hart in the play Grapes For Din- ner given by TO-2. The 11-3 homeroom presented the play Buddy Buys an Orchid. We see Paul Reedy making quite an impression on Barbara Ruth. -1'-x . 6 , The Queen of May and her Court of Honor. X Iuft, Wilsonian Editor in Chief, and her escort smile obligingly for the photo- grapher. Patricia Finefrock, May Queen, surrounded by her attendants: Margaret Binkley, Arlene Reodinger, Joan Pennock, Nancy Schmehl, and Marilyn Good. r K Wd 5:2--A W K ,f 1 i 1 ploy of 1950. LaVerne Wart- ,qi 1 'E N11 tw tx r . V 1- - 1- fr V. me E. fc: 3 wx , fr fu tt- The May Queen of 1951, Jacquelyn Ann Slichter. ,Wiki 5 A --Ewgssxre. seg ,. ,A N ,..,,.5, .,..'. ref. V fir HS Y 5,35 8 2, H 'feiififilsi - K -fr-eftssfegir-'Qfv,. .12-Effagig , , t,.t.,L.,,t , ..-, ,ii S ft, 'at Characters from One Foot in Heaven , the senior dass 99 Our photographer cotches these wea- ry, but happy danc- X ers as they sit down L for o few moments. ' Q if 5 XA -LX ,X K aa' r 4 A l,.l.,ai cw., . xl. Check your coats? Tommy Sprucebank and Marilyn Good look on. 1, .4 . as it L 1 K Cute couple, Robert Shoup and Dawn Weber. K FH nrt 1. 'SEK g 1 . mv , N A' JUNIOR-SENICR PROM l,, Q fc- 4 1 9 5 o t Patti Promos and Larry Bard are evidently having Cl merry time! 3 77 Q ,J :ll 'K 5'3- fiwil f Nw sa i,f,, Kyra Wm. get K .uf Smiling dancers glide noiselessly by to the strains of Stardust , Whqt o view Mr Moyer and his Corncra u b h a come to toke prize winning pictures This is how the faculty makes its points in the annual faculty vs. students gornc. Tcomrnates ore Mr. D. Lcininger, Mr. C. Klinglcr, ond Mr. P. Strunk. One of our Wilson girls was picked as Miss Be- teeno Pomeroy. She is Miss Noncy Yeager. t X f cou.EcTED sis A little side bet during football .Wh i mga practice made Kirk , the loser, shine Coach Kling- ler's shoes for one week. Nice shooting, boys! Looking over their game are Karl Lang, RANDOM These seniors all had a nice time while helping to decorate the tree on Christ- mas Eve at Dawn Weber's house. Gerald Guiles, and Scott Hatt. Lucille Moor tokes one last looi before Qin' 1 the donga. Q .mwsww Maybe Friday l3fl'1 is an unlucky day, after all, Sally Hossler A large crowd furns out for the hot dogs, candy, and soft drinks Yhaf the seniors are selling of this foot- ball game. INFORMAL SHOTS Nancy Hopp as watch Milton For clean a up rn scope which they just broken. As dinner guests for a home economics class Mr. Lloyd Miller and Mr. William Brumbach ended up doing the dishes. A familiar, welcoming scene at one of our football games! The band always adds an extra thrill to the game. Checking our Lost and Found Department are Ruth Sebastian and James Spitler. At the annual Student Council Conference Enyoying punch served by Nancy Eckroth at a faculty meeting are Mr. Hess, Mr. Strunk Mr. Klingler, Mr. Arner, ond Mr. Rehrer held at Wilson this year, we heard Dr, Cl de Stein while Y looking on are: Joan Beidler, President of Student Council at Wilsong and Carolyn Horn, President of West Reading Student Council, 8 MR. 8- MRS, . 8- MRS. PAUL A. ADAMS 8-. MRS, CHARLES ANGSTADT . 8-. MRS. JOHN ANGSTADT . PAUL ANGSTADT . PAUL ARNER . 8- MRS. 8- MRS. . 8- MRS. . 8- MRS. . MRS. MR MR MR MR MR MR. 8- MRS MR MR MR MR MR 8- CYRUS LEON BENDER GEORGE BARNETT ANGELO J. BARO HAROLD BALTHASER ZENAS BALTHASER MORRIS BEEBE E. BEEKEY MR. MRS. CYRUS E, BEEKEY MR, 8- MRS. LEON BENDER MISS KATHRYN M. BERGER MR. 8- MRS. WILLIAM F. BERST BEST BROTHERS PAINT FACTORY MARVIN BEVERS CARROLL J. BINGAMAN MR. 8- MRS. NORMAN BLIMLINE MR. 8- MRS. CHARLES A. BOHN MR. 8- MRS. CHESTER BOOTHROYD AMR. RICHARD BOSSLER MRS, RICHARD BOSSLER MR. 8- MRS. CLARENCE BOWMAN MR. 8- MRS. JOHN BOWMAN JOHN BRADY MR. 8- MRS. H. G. BRANDT MRS. FLORENCE BROBST MR. 8- MRS, LEON N. BRENDA BETTY J. BROSSMAN MR. 8- MRS. EDWIN BURKHOLDER DONALD CAMPBELL MR, 8- MRS. S. J. CAMPBELL MR. 8- MRS. CARLO CARNEVALE MRS. ROSE CIABATON MR. 8- MRS. SAMUEL CLAUSER . 8- MRS. WILBUR LEFFLER MRS, HARRY COLLINS MRS. ANNA CONLON MR. 8- MRS. CARL F. CONSTEIN MR. 8- MRS. GLEN COX MR. 8- MRS. EDMUND DeBECK MR. 8- MRS. ROLAND W. DEDEKIND DR. 8- MRS, HARRY DEIBERT MR. 8- MRS. FRANK DICKEY MISS ODYTHE DICKEY MR. 8- MRS. LUTHER DIETRICH PATRONS MR. 8- MRS. PAUL HERTWIG MR. 8 MRS. RICHARD L. HERTWIG MR. WILLIAM HERTWIG MR, 8- MRS, EARL S. HERTZOG MR. 8 MRS. WILLIAM HETWICK MR. ELLIS HIESTER MR. 8- MRS. NORMAN HILL MR. 8- MRS. BROOKES HINNERSHITZ MR. 8- MRS. CHARLES HOPP MR. 8- MRS. SAMUEL HORNING MR, EDWARD E. HUGHES, JR. MRS. EDWARD E. HUGHES, JR. MR. MRS PETER IACCARINO 9'9'9'9'9'9'9'9' MR. MRS. WALTER J, IRWIN MR. MRS. WM. H. KAISER MR. MRS. W. M. KALBACH MR MRS. CHARLES A. KAUWELL MR MRS. EDWARD L. KEIM MR MRS. ERNEST KELLER MR MRS. JOHN KIRLIN J. EDGAR KLINE RONALD E. KLINE MR. 8- MRS. HARRY KLINGER MR. 8- MRS. LeROY E. KLINGER MRS. CARRIE KOCK MR. MERVYN R. KOCH MRS, MERVYN R. KOCH MR. 8- MRS. HOMER KOCKEL MISS DOROTHY KRAMER MR. 8- MRS. STEPHEN KRAMER MISS BETTY L. KRICK MR. 8- MRS. EARL K. KRICK MR. 8- MRS. ELMER KRICK MR. 8- MRS. HARVEY KRICK MR, 8- MRS. PAUL K. KRICK ADAM H, KRING MR. 8- MRS. LAWRENCE KUNKEL WILLIAM C. KUTZ MRS. MARGARET LAFFERTY MR. 8- MRS. EDWARD LANG MR. 8- MRS. EDWIN K. LANG ESTHER LEBO MRL 8- MRS. RICHARD LEBO . 8- MRS. ELMER LEED . 8- MRS. GEORGE LEED MR. THOMAS PROMOS MRS, THOMAS PROMOS ELISABETH M. PUTT MRS, FLORENCE QUINTER MR, JEFFERSON QUINTER GENE A. RADER MR. 8- MRS. CARL A. REBER CHELTEN REED EDITH Y. REEDY MRS. ELLA S. REEDY ROLLIN T. REINER ROBERT I. RENTZ MRS. LAURA T. RETTGERS RICKEY LEE 8- DONNA LEE RUBRIGHT JOE SADOWSKI ART SALTZMAN MR, ENRICO G. SCAGNELLI . 8- MRS. EDWARD SCHOENNAGEL . 8 MRS. MARCUS SCHNEIDERHAN . 8- MRS. J. RICHARD SEBASTIAN . 8- MRS. JOHN SEBASTIAN MR. 8- MRS. MISHAL SECURDA HARRY SEDGWICK MR. 8- MRS. MARK SEITZINGER WALTER W. SENSENIG MISS CATHARINE SHEIDY MR. 8- MRS. JOHN SHEIDY MR. CHARLES SHIFFER MRS. FERN SHIFFER MR. 8- MRS. CLARENCE SHOUP MR. 8- MRS, EVAN SHOUP MR, 8- MRS. LeROY SHURR MR. JOHN H. SLICHTER MRS. JOHN H. SLICHTER ELWOOD B. SNOOK MR. 8- MRS. FLOYD M. SNYDER MRS. ANNETTA SAYLOR MR. 8- MRS. WALTER SPRECHER MR. 8- MRS, ROY SPRUCEBANK MR. 8- MRS. OLIVER STEFFY MISS DELORES ALICE STIEF MR. 8- MRS. GEORGE B. STIEF . 8- MRS. C. LeROY STOUDT . 8- MRS. MONROE STROUP , 8- MRS. PAUL E. STRUNK . 8- MRS. R. L. SWEIGART MR MR MR. ALBERT H. SCHWARZ MR MR MR MR MR MR .8-MRS MISS BEATRICE DONKEL MR. 8- MRS, JACOB DOUPLE MISS MARGARET DREIBELBIS MR. CLIFFORD DRY MRS. CLIFFORD DRY HENRY J. ECKENROTH MR. 8- MRS. GEORGE E, EIDAM MR. 8- MRS. GEORGE EISENHOFER MRS. EDNA ELY MRS. EMMA ELY MR. MRS. WEBSTER ESSIG 909990 . MRS. JOHN H. EYRICH . MRS JOSEPH EYRICH MR MR MR. 8- MRS. THOMAS LEFFLER MR MR STANLEY LEHN HARVEY K TEXTER Q I?'9 9' . MRSI , MRS MRS' ERNE T L FAKE S , IGNATIUS FARINA ROBERT FEGLEY LUKE FETTER . EARL MALCOLM FISHER . 8- MRS . 8- MRS. , 8- MRS. MR MR MR MR MR . MR. MRS. MR MR MR MR MR MR LUKE FISHER LUKE FITTERLING MILTON E. FOREMAN . 8- MRS. PAUL FOSSLER . KERTH FREEMAN MR. 8- MRS. RALPH A. FRIEND MRS. PAUL GEHRET MR. 8- MRS. WILLIAM P. GERHART MR. PAUL GERMANN MRS. PAUL GERMANN MR. 8- MRS. EDWARD GERTH MR. 8- MRS. WILMER E. GLASS MR. 8- MRS. OMAR B, GOOD MR. 8- MRS. RALPH GOOD MR. 8- MRS. HOMER GRAFFIUS MR, 8- MRS, HOWARD GRIFFITH MR. 8- MRS. MELVIN GRIMES 8- FAMILY MR. JOHN GRING MRS. JOHN GRING MR. 8- MRS. RALPH GRING MR. 8- MRS. CHARLES G. GUILES MR. 8- MRS, OSCAR GUINTHER MR. 8- MRS. STEPHEN A. GURESH MR, 8- MRS. J, THOMAS HADESTY MRS. JESSIE HAGER MRS. ELSIE HAGUE MR. HARRY O. HAGSTROM MRS. HARRY O. HAGSTROM MR. FRED HAIN MR. ALBERT HARTMAN MRS. ALBERT HARTMAN MR . MRS. MR. MRS. MR. MRS. MR. MRS. MR MR MR Q P09 9 Q Q'9 MRS. . MRS. . MRS. AGNEW HARTRAFT EDGAR HASSLER NATHANIEL HASSLER ARCHIE L. HATT JAMES R. HATT GEORGE A. HECK B. ANTON HESS MR. C. PAUL LEID, JR. RALPH E, LEININGER MRS, SARA LEININGER MR. 8- MRS. E. E, LEISEY, JR. LINDY'S MR. 8- MRS. B. S. LONGENECKER CHARLES E. LORAH MR. EDWARD L. LORAH MR, 8- MRS, HARRY D. LORAH MRS. IDA LORAH MR. 8- MRS. CLARENCE V. LOVE MR. 8- MRS. LLOYD LOVE MRS. EARL L. LUDWIG MR. 8- MRS. JACOB C. LUDWIG MR. 8- MRS. CARL E. LUTZ CARL E. MARCUS MR. 8- MRS. FRANCIS B. MARCUS MR. 8- MRS. JOSEPH H. MARKS MR. 8- MRS. L. L. MATTERN MR. 8- MRS. RICHARD E. MATTHES MRS. ELIZABETH MENGEL MR. 8- MRS. WM. H. MENGEL MR. 8- MRS. CHARLES MERKEL MR. EARL MERVINE MRS. EARL MERVINE MR MRS. ARTHUR Y. MEYER 9'9'9'9'P'9' MR. MRS. AARON MILLER MR. MRS. HORACE W. MILLER MR MRS, JAMES C. MILLER MR MRS, LLOYD H. MILLER MR MRS. JACOB MOHLER CURTIS S. MOHN PAUL MOHN ALLAN L. MOORE, JR. MR. 8- MRS. FRANK MOYER MR. 8- MRS. FREDERICK MUENZ MISS CONNIE MUGAVERO MR. 8- MRS. PERCY MURPHY RITA NELL MURPHY MR. 8- MRS. EDDIE NAJARIAN MR. RALPH NAULTY JESSE NEIMAN MR. 8- MRS. HENRY NOLL MONROE U. NOLL MRS, HELEN OCHS MR. 8- MRS. ROBERT D. OHLINGER, SR. MRS. KATHERINE OWENS MR. 8- MRS. CHARLES H. PAULSON, SR. MR. 8- MRS. ROBERT C. PFIEFLY JANET ELAINE POORE MR. 8- MRS. FRANKLIN E. POORE, JR MR, 8- MRS. ELMER E. POTTEIGER MR. JOHN S. POUNDER MRS. JOHN S. POUNDER REUBEN C. POUNDER MR. . MRS, JULIA TEXTER MR. 8- MRS. L. H. TOBIAS MR, 8- MRS. MILES TOBIAS JACOB TROMMATER MR. 8- MRS. CHARLES TROSTLE MRS. HELEN TROSTLE MR, 8- MRS. CLARENCE TRUPE MR. JAMES P. UNGER MRS. JAMES P. UNGER MR. 8- MRS. S. A, VAN LIEW MR, GEORGE B. WAGNER MR. L. FRANK WAGNER MRS. L. FRANK WAGNER MR. 8- MRS. WALTER WAGNER MISS ANNA M. WARTLUFT MR. HENRY WARTLUFT MRS. HENRY WARTLUFT MR. RAYMOND WAY MR. 8- MRS. PAUL M. WEBBER MR. CARL E. WEBER MRS. CARL E. WEBER MR. JOHN M. WEBER MR. 8- MRS. CHARLES WEISS MR. 8- MRS. EARL WEITZEL MR. 8- MRS. REUBEN WEITZEL MR. 8- MRS. WEBSTER WELLER MR. 8- MRS. B. L. B. WENRICH MISS MILDRED WENRICH MR, 8- MRS. WALTER L. WERNER MR. 8- MRS. MERVIN J. WERTZ MR. 8- MRS. J. E. WHITLOCK MR, 8- MRS. ROY WIEN MR. 8- MRS. HENRY WIENS MR. 8- MRS. KENNETH WIEST MR. JOHN W. WISE MR MR MR MR . 8- MRS. WILLIAM WOLLENHAUPT , 8- MRS. FRED WOOTTON , 8- MRS. GEORGE YEAGER . 8- MRS. EARL YOCUM JERRY YODER MISS BETTY ZERBE MISS DOROTHY ZERBE MISS HELEN ZERBE MR. JOHN W, ZERBE MRS. MARY I. ZERBE MR. 8- MRS. THEODORE ZERBE DR. C. B. ZIMMERMAN MR. CHARLES A. ZIMMERMAN MRS. CHARLES A. ZIMMERMAN MISS VIRGINIA ZUG BERKSHIRE HEIGHTS FIRE CO. COMMUNITY FIRE CO. of FRITZTOWN WEST LAN-VN FIRE CO. No. I WEST LAWN QUOITING ASSOCIATION WEST WYOMISSING FIRE CO. NO. I COMPLIMENTS OF A F R I E N D HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN me 4 . ,vi N, sv 1 J X f I 1 A FA f Y A-.sauna X W1 MEELCHAL Q -Qv - s H 51- Accepted By MEDICAL WORLD CANADA DRY Wemevef Keystone Meat Markets 261176 Zh.,-71... Quality Foods Y WORLD FAMOUS gi 1 ' r N g wonursrmfsr smcrmf hifi? , xfgzznyon' Reading Pennsylvcmo WEST LAWN MOTOR CO. JIM DOREMUS DeSoto Plymouth Sales 8. Service 8-856I FRANKLIN PEIFFER GROCER Authorized Dealers in Gulf Products Phone 8-8166 Cleveland and West Lawn Avenues COMPLIMENTS OF West Lawn Knitting Mills, Inc. PAUL R. KEISER DRUGGIST N. W. Corner Fifth and Pine Streets READING, PA. Try our Green Tablets for Colds, Headaches, Neuralgia -- PRICE 25c - 50c We Deliver Diol 3-9245 COMPLIMENTS OF KRICICS DRUG STORE WEST LAWN, PA. REIFSNYDEIPS CONFECTIONERS CANDY - ICE CREAM - SOFT DRINKS MAGAZINES - SUNDAY PAPERS 2400 Noble Street Phone 8-9409 West Lown, Po SHILLINGTON DINER WHEN IN THE MOOD FOR BETTER FOOD ALWAYS OPEN HASSLER BROS. ATLANTIC GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES AUTO REPAIRS 2700 Penn Ave. West Lawn, Pa. 84 Earle Leisey Service Station CALSO GAS Norwood 8. Penn Avenues WEST LAWN, PA. WASHING - LUBRICATION Phone 8-9595 Rheinholds Restaurant LANCASTER COUNTY HOME COOKING WE CATER T0 BANQUETS Phone Denver 7-8121 Huber's Atlantic Service Penn Avenue 8. Hillside Rood WYOMISSING HILLS, PA. Harold Huber, Prop. Phone 8-9518 LONGENECKER'S C L O T H E S FOR THE MAN WHO WORKS 227 Penn Street 1019 N. 9th Street U S E D C A R S BOUGHT - SOLD - TRADED - FINANCED CARL A. 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CAR WASHING ouR SPECIALTY Appliance Dealer and Linoleum Contractor L b ' t' A ' MODERN KITCHENS ESTIMATES FREE U CG 'On Ccessones 205 N. Ninth Street Reading, Pa. Phone 89579 86 COMPLIMENTS OF BALTHASER 81 SONS PASTEURIZED 8. HOMOGENIZED MILK SINKING SPRING, PA. R. D. No. 2 Phone - Reading 4-4289 GREETING CARDS FOUNTAIN PENS WM. G. HINTZ, INC. YOUR STATIONERS SINCE I883 838-840 PENN STREET READING, PA. LEATHER GOODS DESKS -- CHAIRS , Q 3 f F5 fn v - 1 I I - Iflff' ' . X- 1' - ' 'F' , LI .. X' X' 1,3 jg 7, mmm I fr N X X I ' I L .- wmv. xx j COMPLIMENTS LAMM and WITMAN FUNERAL HOME WERNERSVILLE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF MAY'S SANDWICH SHOP INTERVILLA AVENUE AND SPRING STREET WEST LAWN, PA. TASTY SANDWICHES GROCERIES WE SERVE ICE CREAM A rnonurr or Abbotts Dames Inc rmuonrnu 0119 0QdIl Tzlgaa AMERlCA'S FINEST COMPLIMENTS OF THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY of WYOMISSING, PENNSYLVANIA MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I THE BANK THAT STOOD THE TEST BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS HECK BROS. FLORIST I O33 WAYNE AVENUE Wyomissing BLANKENBILLER'S DINER BERKS COUNTY'S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN DINER Shillington, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF MANOR COUNTRY CLUB FELIX DANELLA, Proprietor WELLER'S LUNCHEONETTE STEAK AND ITALIAN SANDWICHES We Serve Breyers Ice Cream Phone 8-9583 37 W, Wyomissing Blvd. COMPLIMENTS OF WEST LAWN CLEANERS L. L. MATTERN FRIGIDAIRE SALES 81 SERVICE 2113 PENN AVENUE WEST LAWN Phone 8029 ASK FOR CLARENCE F. REICHERT KING'S TEXACO DEALER HOME MADE POTATO CHIPS WEST README P. O. Reinholds R. D. NO. I Und Phone Reading 4-4354 WYOMISSING HILLS 9 Graffius Burial Vaults SINKING SPRING, PA. ROYEIPS REAL BREAD Quality Plus Service DENVER, PA. Phone 90-J Triple Z Hosiery Shop FOR FINE WEAR BUY TRIPLE Z HOSIERY Terre Hill Ex. Phone 5-37I2 Bowmonsville, Po. Phone 3-3 I 37 IRA G. MOHLER ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 2 Leland Avenue Lincoln Pork, Pa THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY - IN READING QUALITY IS CONSISTENT AT 5. PENN SQUARE READING, PA. I-8321 COMPLIMENTS OF Hofmann Industries, Inc. PHILCO RADIO - TELEVISION - RANGES REFRIGERATORS Heffner and Monyer, Inc. 7 E. PENN AVENUE Dial 8-9OI9 Wernersville, Po. FURLOW'S FOOD MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE 534 Penn Avenue Phone 8567 Sinking Spring, Po DePUCH CUT RATE sooo sooAs MADE HERE COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN'S DINER '26 e A'e e BREYERS ics CREAM ...WITH,.. West Reading 533 Wyomissing Blvd. Berkshire Heights, Pa. The I IRVIN H. SCHANNAUER GENERAL MERCHANDISE Wernersville National Bank Sr Trust Co. Wernersville, Pa. WERNERSVILLE, PA, I I Unger's Texaco Service Station JOHN R. KURTZ I PENN AVENUE Si DWIGHT STREET THE WEST LAWN, PA. SINKING SPRING I I Gas - Washing - Lubrication - Accessories DRUGGIST I Phone 8-9503 Y F I D' COMP'-IMXENTS OF our unera irector HERB MOTOR CO. WERNERSVILLE FRANCIS F. SEIDEL II FUNERAL HOME SINKING SPRING, PA. Sales FORD Service Call 8-8427 439 Penn Avenue PHILCO HEADQUARTERS O RADIO O TELEVISION O RANGES O FREEZERS Largest and Oldest Philco Dealer in Berks County BLIMLINES Phone 7329 28 S. Fifth Street Reading S E Y L E R 9 S FRIENDLY SERVICE LINCOLN PARK, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Sinking Spring Bank SINKING SPRING, PA. Wetherhold 81 Metzger The Store of Famous Shoes 642 PENN STREET Reading, Pa. Painter's Pharmacy REXALL J. W. PAINTER, PH. G. Phone 3-8483 State Inspection 5l6 Penn Avenue West Reading, Pa. Kreitz Service Station Gas - Oil - Tires - Accessories General Repairing FRITZTOWN, R. D. No. 2 Phone 8-7213 THE CRYSTAL 'Y Reading's Leading Restaurant Since I9I I V CRYSTAL RESTAURANT 537 Penn Street Reading, Pa. Athletic Supplies KOCIUIQS Photo Finishing N U E B L I N G 9 S THE SPORTSMAN'S STORE 859 Penn Street RGOCIIVWQI PP, W E L L E R ' S SELF-SERVICE KEYSTONE STORE Corner Reading Avenue and West Wyomissing Blvd. ALL KINDS OF FRESH SMOKED MEATS FULL LINE OF GROCERIES AND PRODUCE Phone 8-9781 WE DELIVER AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, INC. CALSO GASOLINE AND FUEL OIL I626 Penn Avenue Wyomissing Hills Dial 4-2204 TINY TIM DIN ETTE Lancaster Pike IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN HOT DOGS HAMBURGERS MILK SHAKES FOUNTAIN DRINKS OUR OWN MAKE ICE CREAM MAY WE SERVE YOU? LOIQING STUDIOS Finer Photography 20 NORTH FIFTH STREET READING, PA. PHONE 4-3021 FOR THE SMARTEST TEEN-AGE CLOTHES IN TOWN-SHOP POMEROY,S BE-TEEN SHOP WHERE YOU FIND ALL THE EXCITING CLOTHES THAT HAVE BEEN ENDORSED BY THE GIRLS ON POMEROY'S BE-TEEN FASHION BOARD. THE BE-TEEN SHOP IS ON THE THIRD FLOOR. LISTEN TO POMEROY'S BE-TEEN JAMBOREE ON MONDAY NIGHTS FOR THE LATEST POP- ULAR MUSIC, UP-TO-THE-MINUTE SCHOOL NEWS, FASHION TIPS AND OTHER NEWS TO HIGH SCHOOLERS, TUNE IN MONDAY NIGHTS FROM 6:15 TO 6:45 P. M. ON STATION WHUM, 1240 ON YOUR DIAL. 91 BUILDER OF CONCRETE PAVING DAIRY BARNS AND CURBS .IOHN C. STRAUSE GENERAL CONTRACTOR 8. BUILDER 2249 CLEVELAND AVENUE West Lawn, Pa. FREE ESTIMATES Phone 2-SI 29 8-9997 GERALDIN E YOCUM IRWIN DELICATESSEN PICKLES RELISHES OLIVES CANNED GOODS HOME BAKED HAM THE BEST SHARP CHEESE IN TOWN FARMERS-KISSINGER MARKET 826 Penn Street Reading, Pa. Dial 5-8798 BASTIAN BROS. CO. ROCHESTER, N. Y, DESIGNERS AND Pnooucsks or HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY, ENGRAVED COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS, AND PERSONAL CARDS MR. PAUL WAGNER P. 0. BOX 268 Tamaqua, Pa. MILLER PRINTING COMPANY, INC. PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHING COLOR WORK OUR SPECIALTY Booklets - Catalogues - Broadsides Stationery - Labels -- Varnishing 41 N. Seventh Street Reading - 739I 95 LIFE FIRE RALPH M, LEIBY ZINN,S MODERN DINER A N FARM BUREAUGITNS-URANCE co. DEL'C'OUS HOME COOKWG 926 penn Avenue AND BAKED FOODS 1 . . vvyormssmg' Po' Located on Route 222 at Phone 4-8900 Super Highway Interchange CASUALTY AUTO THE PEER OF THEM ALL Wayne M. Hlgh 81 Sons READING ARCHITECTS A. I. A. ICE CREAM 230 N. sixth sneer Mcnufocfufed by M. PANTELIS Reading, Pa. 1 551-53-55 N. 10th Street Reading, Pa Phone 5-3712 Terre Hill Ex S I M M 0 N 1 S SWEET SHOP - Zerbe Slsters and Curly Our Motto HEARD EVERY SATURDAY 12:00 NOON EVERYTHING WE SELL CAN BE TAKEN HOME WLAN 11390, 2132 Noble Street, West Lawn Phone 8-9509 Bowmonsvmel PO. HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUNG AMERICA'S FAVORITE CLOTHES 622 PENN STREET READING, PA. i 1: v. Q wfqizgygwx Q Ai3?t5?5f'9 I 5. ., .-iw, 0, gm F. .. gd . 5 9 5 I. 2 x r : . IE x V, Y F W. fy Q 4. , fu., K1 2, . ,.. jf . L Q ' 3 A 4. i,- ,-fvvawmm.-.,.,,