Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (West Lawn, PA)
- Class of 1953
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L-OZBY PXUN-OFW' more UEULAR-Y n X, o uf ' Vfqlxzq nzlxsel n5oY5 M 'UZ' nz-zu F A, K 'l' 'Q' an-:Qu I '5 qhe . Una 'WLM THE CALL BOARD Curtain going up! lt's the review of the year - produced by the Senior Class of Wilson High School. Our show is a summary of our high school days and covers all aspects of the fun and work that went on be- hind the scenes. Wilson was the stage setting for all these memorable events. As we prepare to emerge upon the Premiere of our lives, we remember the immortal words of Shakespeare - All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players . We know that our years here will never be forgotten, and that our l953 Wilsonian will serve forever as a program to remember them by. :.' ffl , , Cl-IOOE ifls G7 11 1112: -. -' fe' THE PLAYBILL Directors 3 - l6 Star Performers I7 - 36 Understudies 45 - 50 Back Stage 5l - 80 Angels 81 - 96 ALMA MATER l. Mounted on the verdant hilltop, 3. Thus we dedicate this structure, Looking o'er the town, Monument to youth, Proudly stands our high school building. Ever striving, ever learning, As the sun goes down. Loyalty and truth. Chorus: 2, Daily youth will tread the pathway Wilson High School! Wilson High School! To its open door, Sing with all your might. Finding there a wealth of learning We will rally round the standard As they did of yore. Of the Red and White. SCHOOL MOTTO We Learn Today for a Better World Tomorrow. qlm. 'O me vu-nn. LAURELS TC MR GEORGE WAGNER X, , l V xi Q , V! D 2:1 'xx 9 A Ai' fix i I . X.. lt is with sincere appreciation that we, the class of l953, dedicate this edition ot the Wilson High School Wilsonian to Mr, George B. Wagner, As the musical director of both the vocal and instrumental groups, Mr. Wagner has devoted himself to the promoting of all the musical organizations, which has helped to make our Premiere a success. His outstanding qualities of patience, perseverance, and understanding have won him the respect and admira- tion of not only the musically inclined but the entire student body, For these reasons we shall remember him as one ot those who has played an important role in preparing us for our debut into the service of man and God, Qu A saectal Oscar should ga to the members of the Sprung Tawnshrp School lbrstrtcty whase ceaseless efforts have paved our Premiere hlghway, Workirwg hehtnd the scenes nn arder to lullull the grawrng needs at tamarrow's dlrectors, the hoard often goes unthanked for their performances, Four stars to our Scrupt Wruters, who have snncerely added to the assets at Wulsan and the whole Curnrnunrty as well DIRECTORS' I SECRETARIES E Mrs Betty Schrall, Mrs, : Dorothy Hater, Miss Ed nth Reedy. Instrumental In playlng theur parts are our three hard warklng secretarses, Often qatng unthanked, Yi? they nevertheless do a splemlld tub through the long year, Wrthaut thetr unceaslng efllclency our parts wmtld have been much harder to learn, Hats all ta our aflnce stars, who made Our de- but yourney an almost ef- lartless success SCRIPT WRITERS Seated: Chester A, Qurnter, Secretaryl l 95335 Wallace O, Torney, Pres- udent ll957lg Ralph E. Pendergast, Jf.,VlC6 Pres- ident ll957l, Mallard 5, Retfl, Treasurer l l955l Standing: Lean l-l. Bar- ry ll953l5 Melvin M Grimes ll955J, Adam C. Bardner H953-I ng- -mn., The members of the English Department are apparently enjoying a very interesting movie. Seated: Mrs, Beatrlce Hoffman, Miss Vir- ginia Zug, Mrs, Jean Rollman, Standing: Mrs, Esther Miller, Miss Catherine Sheidy and Mr, Carl F, Constein, department head. How would you rate thot? Dolores Ferrill asks of the gaurnalism class, who is busily at work rating the SPECTATOR, That is correctn, says the smile on Mrs. Beatrice l-loffrnan's face as she prompts James Fleming of the eighth grade English class. The senior English class waits expectantly for Miss Virginia Zug, English director, to assign sentences, ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT wll, 1 V .-...-r .M Mrs, Jean Rollrnan and Miss Verna Senfzmgf er, our two foreign language promptors, are planning vacations to MEXICO and Germany, Mexncan hats and a pinata display true Span- ush tradltlon at Spanish ll's Christmas party. Whnle rn the holnday spzrit, Gloria Keller blund- ly swings at the plnata filled wrth goodies, whsle Mlchael Shappell, Kathleen Kachel, and Kenneth Hoflert loin nn the fun. l Nrw Mrs, Jean Rollman, our Spannsh dnrector, calmly awonts an answer to cComo esta Vd9 Ready to prompt the Latnn I class, who seems to be busy declining nouns, us Mass Verna Seutzf inger. 7 i H ll Mr Paui Arner rs cnecktng to see that Carl Fetzer Edmund Bauer and Kenneth Rothermel dw than Phyencs experiment correctly, Mr Clarr C, Klungler, Mr, Paul Amer an Mr Clarence Wenk, three members of the Sc: r ence Department, are excnangung ideas MISS :ng from the picture are Mr, Arlan Moyer and Mr George Grresemer, flahn Hater, Wayne Phullups and Luculle Mtrarc, xennore, concentrate on ocquuring exact prtfpartrans to assure themselves 0 perfect per- formance Mr Klrnglerl bnology Instructor, some of the mayor ports of Oscor' to an rnterested 10-C bualogy class. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT 'Ms lf .J 'XL TV Y A ll -4 4 'Z vu fb. LX 9-V crvncs Class IS lxcnng lnrncfcd lwy Mrt Sam- uel Clauser on the 0UlXlOl14lIITC1 qualutucw of our natuve state, Our Sa-:ual Studios Dcpartmont almcnrwcss cur- rent world problems in roam 2Ol, Left to right: Mr, Samuel Clauser, Mr Aaron Muller Mr George Grlvscrncr, Mr. Ralph A Frlend, Mr, Lloyd Muller, department he-ad, and Mr. Arlan Moyer. XI l rnxtructlrlnx to Val Mr, Friend QIVC5 'SLJGCIO Crue Chose, Clntfard Dry, Barry Baker, Martha Longeneckcr and Marian FC'IliClFT'lOI1 of the 9-B ' ' ' l 'V uf H10 stucluntx cnvncs class wlwrlc mo rrmanncf are busily studyung than asslgnmcnl Rehearslng for her golu as a future tcaclwcr, t n nor hand at Miss Pheolvc Hunter IS ry: Q P,A,D, during her role as Mr, Lloyd Miller's stu 9 dent teacher. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr, Robert Shack, Mrs. Barbara Grat- er, Mr, Anthony Davidowski and Mr. Clarence Weak are shown at a meeting ol the Mathematics Department, Being enlightened on a geometry prob- lem by Mr. Shaak are James Spitler, Leon Eberly and John Koopr Listening intently are the other members of the l2th grade solid geometry class. This is haw you do it! Mr, Weik ex plains a lengthy problem to Richard Stue bner, Rosalie Ruth and Peter Weaver. Balance tt10selao0ksF Mr, Ralph Nou!- ty ond hrs aides, Alice Rhoodcs ond Mor- goret Demming, ore checklng the hooks of Control Treosury. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Our Business Educotaon department dn rectors, Mr. Paul Strunk, Mr, Rolph Nou! ty ond Miss Helen Rhodes, cure demon stroting the use of otfuce mochunes, lt's Wednesday mornungf Mory Lou Soltzmon, student secretory, as getttng typing work from Miss Verno Seltzlnger, lll Smiling prettily for the camera are our vocational directors Miss Rosemere Baum, Mr. l-lorace Miller and Mrs. lsabelle Powell. l2J Ruth Hassler shows Mr. Paul Strunk a flower arrange! ment during the Home Economics Fall Flower Show. Anna Cleaver and Ruth Delp look at the other attractive arrangements. l3l Ummm, something good is being prepared for lunch by Marlene Sapna, Mary Yeich, and Joan Blimline ot the home economics division. l4l Listening intently ta Mr. Horace Miller's words ot wisdom concerning poultry raising is the tenth grade Future Farmers at America class. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT XX GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT lll Mr. Clauser, Junuor High Counselor, as of, tering Thomas Wntrnan and Henry Meinholz a but of advnce. l2l The guldance department us always ready to prompt and lend assimance, Mr Samuel Clauserr .lumor Hugh Guidance Coun- selor, M155 Verna l. Seltzrnger, Dean of Glrls, and Mr. Clayton D. Rehrer, Dean ol Boys. l3l T .---f lwuq, vu-,hh vu-xmhi MISS Verna Scltzlnger dnscumes the require- ments for entrance to a local hosputal wuth Joyce Bordner, Q45 Mary Sue Wallace and Nan- cy Shifter are going to vmt the Textile Machnne NNorks to obtaun nntormatuon for a guidance protect cancernnng a laboratory technlcnovfs work. KY 1 LIBRARY, MUSIC, and ART Miss Kathryn Berger, Artg Mr, George Wagner, Musicg and Miss Catherine Sheidy, Librory, directors of our Liberal Arts Department, are shown looking tor ideas for their various subjects. Student librarian Lois Foreman is put- ting the return dote in W Reppert's book as F. Re-itenouer, J, Bylina, R, Drupp look on. George Reed ond Miss Kathryn Berger are busily completing the horses used by ttf bond for a football half-time show. Looking on are Ronald Torney and frail Leach, Art Club members. Prcsenrurwq they key of the I952 Chr-vrcwlct outa druvmg cor to Mr Paul W Amor, I5 Mr Emerson Evans, 5aIQs- manager of Margamstorrw ChevrolQ1Cr1, Lcxcmlamq fm arc' Mr, Pot DIGUOVCII, ser vscc manager at Mrqrgarwmcrrwkr Mr Pntta Selmer, secretary, and Mr Wul- lmm Brumlwaclw, auto drnvmg mstruc tar. Stralghtcmmg wut Mr I3rumIvaCIw's mul mum arc RnCl'warLI Zell, Rwrmalql MCCaully, Kcmruftlw Ruthcrmol, Wfllnrlr Wullonlmupr aml Frcslwrlflf Jwpp Runl Muller Iwrflcls C1 mlxcw CIN-,Cl In Y the world un the Iaflwc tu xlwapc a Iva for O IUIJIUI Ink, slump prwlvft AUTO DRIVING and INDUSTRIAL ARTS F l A group of senior boys ponder over a health exam under the watchful eye of Mr, Ralph Leininger, department head. Discussing the health and welfare of the school are Dr, Alfred T, Johnson and Mrs Laura Rettgers, the school physician and nurse. Line up, girls, and check your squads! Phyllis Yaundt, Ruth Dclp and Patricia Gebhart are checking the l2-V and l2eB roll with Miss Lvinbach. Mr, Ralph Leininger, boys' athletic director, and Miss Susan Lein- lnach, girls' athletic director, exchange a few pointers on court and field strategy. lo HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT '8' gym 1' KEY TO ARRANGEMENT OF SENIOR PHOT lv .wi VM Mir 1 gvwg'-. x www N ww: L-N rmgf' fm, v- ,T,1:!rw,:rv4wr'M'r'w1YW:-'N V DANIEL Gnovsiz ANGSTAD1' QNWJ QMQJQJL Danny . . , has little time for bossy people . 4 4 quiet? . . . spends spare time drivinc Webber's car . . . Italian sandwiches are tops in the food category . . . You worry tot much! . , . plans to wear the Navy blue. Business Education, Travel Club l, 2, Sports Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY Nl. ANGSTADT is - I I9 Shari , . 4 hates to see girls smoking , . . Lipton noodle soup rates high on the meni . . . petite . . , likes figure drawing, popular music, and ballet 4 . . You're kidding! . . , ambition4art or elementary school teacher General, Wilsonian Art 4, Art Club l, Y4Teen Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 44 Y GAYLE CHRISTINE AUCHENBACH Q Gayle . . 4 Grea1! 4 . . Stan Kenton fan . . . member of the W4O.W.'s , , . step lively in the drum corps . . , dependable . . . happy when eating seafood , 4 . calm ant poised , . . talkative people don't rate college freshman. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 2, Wilsonian Editorial 3, 4 Co-Editor 4, Spectator Editorial 4, Maskettes Club l, Vice President l, Mask and Dogge Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Night of One Act Plays l, 4, Usherettes Club 2 3 4' Class V' President 2' Student Lib 3 , , , IC' , rarian , 4, Chorus 3, 4, Accompanist 3, Night of Music 3, 4, Clas Play 4, Cheerleader l, J. V. Basketball l, Manager 2, Track l, Manager 2, RONALD B. BARNES 2? c 4-B , Buggs . . . grilled ham and cheese sandwiches or apple tarts can't be beat , . . a Hershe Shop loafer . . . sails around in a green Chevy . . . Righto! . 4 . telephone bug? . . frowns on drivers who keep on high beams . . . future civil or chemical engineer, C ll - o ege Preparatory, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 Student Court l, 2, 3, Class President 2, Wilsonian Editorial 4, Spectator Editorial 4, Mod: Airplane Club l, Treasurer l, l-li-Y Club 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Night of Musi 3, 4, Class Play 4, J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4 Night of One Act Plays l, Motion Picture Proyectionist l, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD D. BARNETT 0? ,L I mmm' Barney . . . spends much time driving his hot Plymouth . , . hamburger steak is tops i food , , Would you for a million? . , . shudders at the sight of Ford products 4 . 4 arr' bition-a game wardens life. Vocational, Travel Club l , Future Farmers of America Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4. PATRICIA LURUQUA BEAVER Weaxvlfu Pattee Cake , , . has no place for people who are late for movies . . , clever with needle and thread . , . Miss Einstein spends l ,, . , . ensure time daydreaming . . . O nuts' . . , craves lobster thermador , . , yearns to travel . . . future college freshman College Preparatory, National H S ' ' Onor ociety 4, Wilsonian Editorial 4, Spectator Editorir 4, Debating Team 3, Maskettes l, Mask and Dagger Club 3 4' Y-T Cl b l 2 , , een Club 2, Usherettc u , , 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays l, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Assembly Committee 3, A Images not available 1 7 2- aoszm' E. azci-ini. Qo4,,,,L5 Qwuzf 'B0bbie , . . thumbs down on people who aren't punctual , , . What can I do you for? . . never tires of porterhouse steak with mushrooms i . . farm chores take up his time . . he'Il patrol the highways as a State Trooper. locational, Future Farmers of America Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, lance Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Night of Music I, 2, 3, 4. DYCE B. BENSING - Joyce . . . craves duck with all the trimmings , . . Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning! . . , Oh, for Pete's sake! . . . spends her leisure time running around with the Fritztown Gang . . . future plans are indefinite. usiness Education, Wilsonian Typist 4, Study Club I, 2, 3, Student Secretary 4. KENNETH BLATT A4 HAZ- l'eddy . . , has favorite pastime is hard work . . not the worrying kind , . , has no time ir girls , . , Get yours! . . , eating hamburger steak is a pleasure , , . will till the soil drive trucks after high school. Jcational, Student Council l, Future Farmers of America Club I, 2, 3, 4, Watch Dog 4. 'YCE DORA BORDNER My runny . , . chicken chow mein-ummm! . , . what beautiful golden tresses! . , . abhors imen who smoke . . , Heaven's sakes! . . , being assistant Camp Fire leader takes much her leisure time . , , keeper of rabbits . . . nursing shines on the horizon. llege Preparatory, Art Club I, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, CQUELINE BOYER 61 W :ickie . . . occupies leisure time dancing and going to movies , , . neat dresser . . ives lobster tail . , , Why sure! , , , people who always are late aggravate her . . ks forward to training at the Reading Hospital. weral, Leaders Club 2, Globe Trotters Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Band 3, 4, Color Guard 3, yorette 4. IN P. BRADY f i!X4,..2.7 K ady . , . Cassel's delivery boy . , . hamburgers, French fries, ond especially ice cream his pet dishes . . , Gee whiz! , . . genial guy . . , scorns unfriendly people , . , Milton Berle of Wilson High , . future bigwig of the business world. iness Education, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Pres- lt 4, Spectator Business 2 Advertising Manager 3, Business Manager 4, Class Vice Pres- 1t 3, Maskettes Club I, President l, Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, ht of One Act Plays l, 2, 4, Motion Picture Pralectionist l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4. Images not available l IRLEY A. BRO51' ,AN Q7'p3'f7f755' Y-Wm ' Shirl . . . sure to be found ot the roller rink , . . loathes gossips . . . Joan's other hal . . . What if we'd get a flat! . . . chocolate cake is always a favorite , , , amiable an industrious . . , will make good use of Miss Rhodes' training, Business Education, Spectator 3, 4, WI ' H isanian Typist 4 Student S xl istorian Club 2 3 4 Treasu 3 I , ecretary 4, Art Club l, J , , , rer , Usherettes Club 3, 4, President 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Nigl' 'fr of Music 2, 3, 4, ' ' ' - ' Joomnzs J. BUCHANAN , V I Dolo . . . dates on fried chicken and mashed potatoes . . , our high stepping majoret' . . . Honest to Pete! , . . wishes that people wouldn't stand beside her and shout in ht ear . . , stock car race fan , . . future Florence Nightingale. College Preparatory, Art Club l, Yffeen Club 2, Leaders Club 3, 4,,Chorus 2, 3, 4, Nigl of Music 2, 3, 4, Maiorette l, 2, 3, Head Maiorette 4, I A I E5 A. CARNEVALE ,1 M Ines . . Travels in a '49 Buick with private chauffeur . , can't tolerate people wl break their promises , , , Pothead! , . . cheeseburgers and French fries downed wi a chocolate milk shake , . .will be some lucky man's secretary. Business Education, National Honor Society 4, Wilsonlan Typing Editor 4, Jr. Historian CII l, Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays 3, 4, Chorus 3 4' Night of Mu: 3, 4, J, V. Basketball 2, Student Secretary 4, Class Play Af ' THOMAS E. CHA. 'LIN W D : Champ . . , cruises around in a '52 Plymouth . . . loves those crab cakes but hal working Thursday nights , . . Uke playing his specialty , . , laughing boy , , . Germ student, Wie Schlact Der Wienerhaus! . . . Groucho in disguise , , . future? College Preparatory, National Honor Society 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Wilsonian Advertising Orchestra 2, 3', 4, Dance Band 2. 3, 4, Chorus l. 2. 3. 4, Secretory 2, Vice President N1'gT'l'r oFMusic I, lTiTZT'Cour-Fy Band 3, County Orchestra 3, Count Chorus l, 2, 3, Distr K , L 'CNSFUF3' .'UZ'1Z'1, 2T'3f4, Stage FTand'l , 2 , 3 , 3 . 1 ANNA LA RUE CLEAVER Qpw., if 6 .,,.M. Snippy , . . steadfast member of the H. B. C .... beware calling her o peroxide blonr . . . driving the car and TV occupy her after school hours , , . lt mattereth not , . . turl or candied sweet potatoes . . . profession undecided. Vocational, Art Club I, Future Home Makers of America Club 2, 3, 4. JA E E. CONLC . I A .... 1'-' Janie . . . draws and takes lang walks . . . Oh boy! , . . friendly smile . , , masl potatoes and gravy are her favorite victuals . . . stuck-up people and girls who smoke b her . . , would like to be a successful typist. General, Art Club l , Globe Trotters Club 2, Study Club 3, 4, Usherettes Club 3, 4. Images not available K5 oo-u -X letters and JOAN CAROL CREITZ Jaycee . . . No kidding? . . , green eyes . . . interests include sports, writing wanting for them . staunch W. O. W. club member , . . ice cream, clams, and rhubarb pie! . . . flair tor writing . . , noisy dogs and wanting are taboo . . . college claims Joan. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 4, Wilsonian Editorial 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Spec- tator Editorial l, 2, 3, 4, Maskettes Club I, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, Y-Teen Cabinet 3, Night of One Act Plays l, Student Librarian 3, 4, Chorus 2 3 4' Ni ht ic 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball I, 2, rac , , . 1 RICHARD DONALD DAVIS A, 40, . - CDU-r,aJ Dick . . . an authority on the latest sport news . . . shy-we wonder . . . French fries and corn on the cob is food fit for a king . . . spurns girls who smoke . . , a future big business tycoon. Business Education, Sports Club l, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Track Club 2, Secretary 2, Roazwr E. ns BECK 73f,,,f Bob . , . fishing, hunting and record playing till his leisure moments . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . Yau Korean! . . . spaghetti or pizza pie are tops . , , irked by early rising . . . will be some store's ace salesman. Business Education, Wilsonian Advertising 4, Sports Club l, Track Club 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4' Track l, 2 3' Golf 4, Basketball l RUTH ELAINE DELP S Q U Ruthie . . . faithful member of the H. B. C .,.. likes listening to cowboy music and sewing . . . Are you kidding? , . . despises being called Red . . . deviled crabs and French fries top her list of foods . , . future undecided. Vocational, Art Club l, Future Homemakers of America Club 2, 3, 4, Usherettes Club 2, 3, 4, Calor Guard l, 2, Malorette 3, 4, 'r MARGARET L. DEMMING ,fog 1 K A -10-1-----I. Maggie . . . co-operative and diligent . . . lentnl soup and Italian sandwiches always quench those hunger pangs . , . our orderly class secretary . . . secretary . . . For Pete's sake! . . . shuns cowboy movies . . . delights in reading and playing miniature golf . . . admirable secretarial qualities. Education, National Honor Society 4, Spectator Editorial l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club l, Club 2, 3, Usherettes Club 2, 3, 4, Central Treasury 3, 4, Class Secretary t Secretary 4. Business President l, Y-Teen 3, 4, Student Librarian 3, 4, Studen f,. if PATRICIA DERR I ,O yi ' A 1 ' MI---.misslnq Pat . spaghetti and meat Dans U., ,-.e heaven . . . abhors people who thinkIthey're better than everyone else . , . Oh, for heaven sake! . . . walking and radio listening occupy her spore time . . . interested historian . . . headed for a secretarial position. Business Education, Jr Historian Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms l, Chaplain 2, Vice Pres- ent of South Central Division 4, Student Secretary 4. id Images n NANCY L. DOBBS L Nan . . . Hungarian goulash, food for the gods . . . Ah, well! .... people who are always late aggravate her . . . nose for news . . . strives to enlighten her Sunday school pupils . . . debating enthusiast . . . busy beaver!! . . . all qualities of a good secretary. Business Education, National Honor Society 4, Wilsonian Editorial 3, 4' S l, 2, 3, 4, Debating Team 3, 4, Mask and Dagger C Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music l ' Times Report ' , pectator Editorial lub 3, 4' Bond l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, , 2, 3, 4, County Band l, 2, County Orchestra l, 2, Eagle- er 3, 4, Student Secretary 4. SHIRI.-EY ELAINE DUNDORE Shirl . . , eyes light up at mention at steak sandwiches . . , detests cowboy songs and people who make fun of Brownsville . . . Don't be that way! , , . TV gazing and dancing are taps . . . goal is typist in Women's Air Force. Business Education, Wilsanian Advertising 4, Leaders Club l, Study Club 2, 3, Mask and Dagger Club 4, Student Librarian 2, 3, 4. N' L. EBERLY LEO 1 . Leon . . . class newcomer . , . easy going lad . . . his temper flares when people insist teen-agers shouIdn't drive , . , give him roast duck! , . , innocent i?l brown eyes . . . un- decided future. College Preparatory, Science Club 4. MARIAN JOYCE EBLING T , Marion , . . Oh brother! . . . lunchtime in the cafe . . . Green,Dragon . conceited people definitely don't rate . , . spaghetti and meat balls or filling are delicacies . , . enjoys sewing, playing the piano . . . pleasant smile . . , yearns to be a wait Vocational, Study Club l, Future Homemakers f ' ress or housewife. 0 America Club 2, 3, 4, JAMES H. EMERICK W , Jimmie . . . keeps in shape with weight lifting and acrobatics . . . quiet guy . . . ready to lend a hand , . . can't stand lazy people . . . Just for so! , . . chili con came just can't be beat . . . farming fills his future, Vocational, National Honor Society 4, Future Farmers of America Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Class Vice President 4. R. ZOE ANN ESSLINGER Jas-4-A-T . . . W. O. W. Club . . . conceited boys and late people beware . ., oves to swim or play records . . . curly blonde locks . . . fried chicken and French fries rate . . . peppy cheerleader . . . student secretary . . . yearns to be a typist in the Waves, Business Education, Spectator Typist 4, Y-Teen Club 2' Mask and Dagger Club 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays 3, Band l, 2, Night of Music l, 2, J. V. Basketball l, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball l, 4, Track l, Gym Team l, Pony Cheerleader l, J. V. Cheerleader 3, Var- sity Cheerleader 4, Student Secretary 4. Zoe . . . Golly! I . Images not available rvoNNE FEIBELMAN y 7. , n Frenchie . . . Oh nuts! . . . soda yerknng at the Rcadtng Hospltal . , . snappy dresser . . . Spanish rice and gooey sundaes draw her snghs . . , tluent linguist . . . abhors liars . , college bound nn the future. College Preparatory, Spectator Edltortal 3, 4, Wllsontan Edttortal 4, Usherettes Club 3, 4, Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4, Ntght ot One Act Plays 3, J. V. Basketball 2. DOLORES MARIE FERRILL lynx, ff l 'Dede , . . Holy Nellie? . . . a lulcy steak or fried chicken . . . W. O. W, club . . . dts- lkes crowds and unnecessary nouses . sparklung blue eyes . . . ettnctent Feature Editor . , . ensure hours tull of readung or scwtng , . creamy complexton , . . to be a second Clara larton. Qollege Preparatory, Spectator Edltorual 2, 3, 4, Assistant Feature Edttor 3, Feature Edttor 4, tllaskettes Club l, Treasurer l, YfTeen Club 2, Track l, 2, J. V. Basketball l, 2, Varsity Kasketball 3, 4. JGRID E. FINSTER tj 4' 'Stgrtd . . . That's for sure! . , . W. O. W, Club . , . oh, to druye a green car . . . ustory whtz capttyattng dtmple . abhors druytng through covered brrdges . , southern ned chtcken tops , , college and phystcal therapy stars on the horuzon. ollege Preparatory, Notlonal Honor Socnety 3, 4, Student Councul 3, Spectator Edttortal 2, , 4, News Editor 4, Wllsonlan Clrculatlon 4, Maskettes Club l, Vice Presrdent lg Y-Teen Ilub 2, 3, Cabnnet 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ntgl-tt of Mustc l, 2, , 4, County Orchestra l, 2, 3, County Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, J, V. Basketball l, 2, 'arslty Basketball 3, 4, Co Captann 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4. Amis rol.1'z 3, ,Ld ,4QV:z',?+ Jtm . . . people who are always sayung he must do somethung annoy htm , . . enjoys ports tn spore time . , . Wse geht's? , . . ham and eggs full the bull anyttme . . . prospects Jr the tuture are uncertain. uslness Educatton, Wtlsontan Adyertnstng 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, DIS FOREMAN op - . .,.. f :lossue . . HI, Sunshlnel . clever seamstress , trying to get out of the 70's In :wlung , , trtcd shrtmp ts among her favorrtes . . self-conscuous gtrlsfstay away! . , gutted artist , , wlll be a yery successful fashion designer Dcatlonal, Natuonal Honor Society 4, Wllsonlan Art 4, Spectator Art 2, 3, 4, Art Edltor 4, Maskettes Club l, Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4, Student Librarian 2, 3, 4, Assembly ommuttee 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, County Chorus l, 2, Night at Music 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4. DBERT M. FRANKHOUSER P.l.er1' Ffnkl-nur 3ob . Oh well, It can't he helped ' , . late people get under hrs skin . . would be st wtthout that '46 Plymouth eatnng and loatlng tlll leisure time , , . oh, for some aghettn and meat balls , hopes to become a draftsman at Wyomusslng Polytechnlc statute. :llege Preparatory, Wllsonuan Edttortal 4, Track Club 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Images not available , -tw .tx li 'N' Fin tk s A 5 23 use 3 i Z l l L l l E e 5 2? E f l ANNA H. moss: 'Q C7,,4,,A,, Anna . , . Are you sore? . , . writing letters and long hikes her specialities . . . Anna and her magic violin . . . shnmpburgers-ummm good! . . . dishonest and inconsuderate people rate zero . . . neat dresser . . . will follow in Sister Kenn ' f Colle e P ' ' ys ootsteps. g reparatory, National Honor Society 4, Jr. Historian Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, County Orchestra l, 2, 3, District Orchestra 4. CHARLOTTE MAE GARRISON ,6 Garry . . . appetite tor veal cutlets and rice . . . a loyal H. B. C. member . , . enthusiasm for driving and art . . . dislikes hotrods . . . annoyed by people who keep her waiting . . . Oh sugar! . . . after graduation-hospital nurse. Vocational, Art Club l, Future Homemokers of America Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4. PATRICIA A. GEBHART , J C2-zu-My Q ' ' 3 Pat . . , spends leisure time swimming, playing croquet or badminton . . . That's great! . . . no need to call her twice when crab cakes and French fries are being served . , . can't stand women who smoke . . . secretarnal work beckons her. Business Education, Art Club l, Travel Club 2, 3, Student Secretory 4. RALPH w. sooo , W 5 1 i Goodle . . . Do you think so? . . . back seat drivers and girls who smoke disgust hin' , . . craves hamburgers and chocolate milk shakes . . . dark curly hair . , . inseparable fron' that Plymouth . , . quiet lad l?l , , look for him in the business field. Business Education, Student Council 4, Wilsonian Circulation 4, Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, MADLEN PAULINE Giurrius . 19 Mert . . . detests cottage cheese and people who squeeze the toothpaste tube in the opposite direction . . . keeps the telephone company busy . . . the W. O. W. and her dog also rote , . . Don't get funny! . . . Italian sandwiches, apple sauce and cheeseburgers are delectable! . . . nursing future. College Preparatory, Wilsonian Advertising 4, Jr, Historian Club lp Y-Teen Club 2, 3, 4 lnterclub Council 3, Program Chairman 4, Vice President 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night ot Music 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4. i ROBERT FREDERICK GRIM I fa 4 4 ' Grimrriy . . . always in the music room . . . know-it-alls irk him . , . enjoys horsebaclf riding and driving a Chevrolet . . . nonchalant . . . lively clarinetist . . . spaghetti top! favorite toods list . , . devilish green eyes , . . future musician. College Preparatory, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Nigh of Music l, 2, 3, 4, County Band l, 2, 3, District Band 3 C , ounty Orchestra 4. Images not available E PATRI IA ANN GU77F l V ' C l 625W wana , .,,,....9 Pat . . , bodmlnton and croquet pro . relnshes shremp chow mem . . . lrked by leakmg faucets . . . statuesque . , , Oh, for the love of heaven! . . . o second Ellzabeth Brownmg . . . future lady of the lamp. College Preparatory, Spectator Edutorlal 4, Jr Hlstoruan Club l, Art Cluh 2, Mask and Dagger Club 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays 3, 4, Student Lnbrarran 4. norm F. HAFER W f .J 94-fm 'Johnny , , . middle-of-thearoad drlvers beware , . . Don't rush mel , . . enloys chucken and waffles or :ce cream anytrme . . . fund hum drlvlng a '38 Plymouth , . , lndlvudualrst , . . moth wrzard . . . engmcerlng seen ln future. Iollege Preparatory, Spectator Edutorlal 4, Wllsonran Edltoruol 4, Jr, l-HAY Club l, 2, Leaders :lub 3, 4, Motion Plcture Prolectlonlst l, 2, 3, 4. MARY E. HANuLToN Q wow A 'Mary . , , Oh yeah? . . . mouth waters at the mentlon of spaghettn . . . I5 happlest vhen skating, dancnng, or swlmrnlng , , . has no time 'rar concerted people . . friendly smnle . . prospectnve employee of the Bell Telephone Company. Seneral, Study Club l, Globe Trotters Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. AIRIAM A. HARNER ' Z . Mlm . , Goung up to the rank tonrght? . . . roller skating, long walks, readmg, and atmg are A plus , . athletrc rnclnnatuons . . . lobster tall as taps . . . gossupung people are aboo . . will he a Certufned Publuc Accountant. lusmess Educotuon, Spectator Edltorlal 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Nnght of Mussc 2, 3, 4, Leaders lub l, Travel Club 2, Mask and Dagger Club 3, 4, Ushers-ttes Club 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, 2. R E ANS N HART ' EM ook 0 51+ L Q. M14 Hart Drnvcs a hot '48 Plymouth . . plays for Centcrport Band . . , For cryln' out rud ' clnslukes people who coll hum Brookle . . . No 3 club sandwnch ot Reeser's muslc or the Navy wlll claim hum. allege Preparatory, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, Band 7, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Dance and 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Nlght of Muslc 3, 4, County Bond 3, 4, Pony Basketball l, J. V. asketball 2, 3. urn s. HAssLeR rj! 5 2uthue , . . Heck na ' , quuet lass l?J , , fanthful H. B, C member , . . goes for :ating and swuwmlnq at Pequea ami eating watermclons . . . always ready for crab cakes , abhors people who make her wont . . future dressmaker. Jcatuonal, Study Club l, Future l-lornemakers of Ameruca Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3. Images not available equal' 1, HK!!-i igg i. V ,gi ' - fi 1.4-3 ff'f 2 ' if 55' I 3, 5 H u ' l M ' KENNETH M. HATT WWA Wu, 'Sombrero . . . What's with you?' . . . prefers lobster tails and filled peppers . , . separable from a 35 Plymouth , . . shuns girls who dye their hair?? . , . a mellow sax and Paul's Men s Shop are favorite pastimes . , , future in retail merchandising. College Preparatory' Wilsonian Advertising 4, N'ght of One Act Plays l, Band l 2, 3, 4' Orchestra I 2 3, 4' Dance Band l 2 3, 4, Night of Music l 2 3 4- County Band 4' Class Play 4' Pony Basketball l' Basketball Manager 3. RICHARD D. HATT B. X-11,227 Hatty . . . can be found driving around in his Pontiac . . . shy guy . . . Cut it out! . . , eyes light up at sight of pot pie . . . Ford products draw his moans . . , his goal- mechanics. Vocational, Future Farmers of America Cl b ball 3. u l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, J V. Basket- JANICE M. HEFFNER - 1, K An.-V-c.,4., Janice , . , You eat birdseedl . . . baseball games, swimming, movies, and eating are always tops on her list , . . will go for pork and sauer kraut anytime , , . hillbilly music and late people make her groan , . , will make a very efficient secretary. Business Education, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3 4' Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4, Student Sec- retary 4. BARBARA M. HERBEIN 0d.M,l.4,..,,,, ' T I Bobs . . . Can be heard saying You don't say! . . . loves breaded liver with fried onions , efficient bookkeeper , . . enjoys sewing and decorative painting , . , conceited people displease her , . . plans to be a bookkeeper. Business Education, Travel Club l, Globe Trotters Club 2, 3, Usherettes Club 3, 4, Student Secretary 4 I PRESCOTT l-L5 6'.55ff14,ao-Zfvsfeeeb, 911. Hammer . , . San Antone! . , .tall newcomer . . , pleasing personality . . . enjoys listening to good music , , . could indulge in turkey anytime . . . girls who smoke just don't rate . , . plays a hot trumpet , . . college claims him. College Preparatory, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Football 2, 3. in KENNETH A. HOFFERT H 5 Y , I Kenny . . , Nutsl . . . is never without his Spanish homework l?J , , . golf, roller skating and driving his car ore his pleasures . . . always has time for baked macaroni . , . abhors girls who smoke . , . perpetually smiling , , . mechanics and golfing are his goals. General, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Golf 3. Images not available - sy - act gt ' we f s-W,-ggvt, ,, c. gk: ., revises.: -,fi :J f .42 L. 51 gg, -- -, gift, weft? 1 1 lt g ml . f 'Mg Mg. V - ,paw at- I-natnggl my ggft ,Qu,,2fuJj',,'g..,.t W g A 1e,.:.s:,z1.,1-2 , , ---- , .sf , sw 2 - 4 g ' 'tt' A itt?,,,1x'g , 55,1 H at, Q, W I K,LV is xi , .ff irif grit, 3 , 5 Wiz' V s - 1 ,j s- 'fiat 33 ' .Q ' l ' Iiivtw' 'Et - s -' -1, 9 - if?-wr it - ' i . f ft iw KATHLEEN SHEILA KACHEL h jf 'Kitty . . , relishes Chinese dishes . . . lsn't it odd? . . . knows her literature from A to Z . . contented when reading or listening to Latin American and classical music . . , purple s her color . . . abhors mathematics . , . talented thespian . . . a future Miss Sheidy. Iollege Preparatory, Spectator Editorial 4, Wilsonian Editorial 4, Maskettes Club l, Mask and Jagger Club 2, 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays I, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, founty Chorus 3, 4, Student Librarian 4, Class Ploy 4. Annv L. KALBACH ' M L . . . l'm hungry! . , . passion tar music, sports, and television . , , Wilson's own arry James . , . pizza pie rs tops on his food list . . , handsome fellow . . . people who old grudges are out , . . plans to follow the music field. eneral, Wilsonian Art 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Night af Music 2, 3, 4, County Band 3. ENNETH e. KEENER S Sonny . . . What's it to you? . , . curly red hair . TV swimming croquet and n t lt l ia ure go are George , . . craves spaghetti and meat balls . . . likes to tell liokes , , has an aversion to girls who smoke in public , , . future-your friendly undertaker isincss Education, Spectator Typist 4, Study Club l, Globe Trotters Club 2, Reading Club 3, udent Secretary 4. .omA o. KELLER ,544-44,.a I 4114.1 s . . . conscientious . . , music, reading, and outdoor sports ring the bell , . . pink and ite complexion . , , Southern fried chicken and apples keep her healthy . . . insincerity :l late people lrk her . . . Miss Efficiency . , , Hot digityY . . , elementary schoolmarm liege Preparatory, National Honor Society 4, Spectator Editorial 4, Wnlsonion Editorial 4, Historian Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Accompanist 3, Night of Music l, 2, 3, 4. kN D. KIMMEL Q! Z mmie , . , spends leisure hours riding on new highways , , , sports rate, too . . . veal lets and Italian rolls please her palate . . , peeved by people who keep her waiting What time is it? , , . will be an efficient medical secretary. lege Preparatory, Spectator Editorial 4, Wilsonian Circulation 4, Leaders Club l, Y-Teen b 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Night of Music 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. IN E. Koov 9,,,,2,,,,,, 6. lg,-vis, le opy , , . Good deal! . , . enthusiastic follower of sports and plays . . . outstanding ' f t ' ' ac er ac or . . . will go for roast chicken anytime . . . amateur cartoonist . . . talk- e people stay away from John . . . prospective student ot Wyomissing Polytechnic ln- ite. age Preparatory, Spectator Business 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Art Club l, Mask and ger Club 2, 3, 4, Night of One Act Plays 4, Chorus 4, County Chorus 4, Class Play 4, Images not available .,, is 422 V av ,ff ' -f - -- - ' . 2, I . ts, -. l t R. BARRY KREisHsR fgawi gg 0 ,Qpt s i Creature . . . You wanna bet? . . . spaghetti and meat balls are tops . . . people who squeeze toothpaste tubes in the middle arc low on his list , . found roaming the streets of Adamstown . . . the Air Force is his destination. College Preparatory, Spectator Business 2, 3, Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4, Band l, Night ot Music l, Motion Picture Propectionist l, 2, 3, 4. MART ANN Rzrrz Krettzie . . ,member ot W. O. W ..,, ltalian spaghetti and meat balls rote high , , can't tolerate concelted people , . , spends leisure time writing letters to the Navy departmen . . . definite athletic tendencies . . . Go soak your head! . . futuree-laboring over a ho typewriter. Business Education, Leaders Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 Basketball l, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Gyr eam 2. 1 wiu.iAN c. Kun fi . . f , meow 62751911 Bill . . . spends leisure time practicing his clarinet . , . enioys reading and televlsio . . . statuesque . . . beet and lettuce sandwiches make his mouth water , punctual l . . , finds conceit distasteful . . . yearns to be a DuPont chemist General, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Chorus 4, County Band 3 VIRGINIA ANN KUNKELMAN Wh . it Y .. Ginny . . . versatile miss . , . Good deal! , , . horseback riding and green Ford ra . . . moody people are not on her list , , . pepper cabbage and lobster toil hit the sp . . . a future angel ot mercy. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Council 3, Spectator Editorial 2, 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4, Wilsontan Editorial 4, Debating Team 3, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Student Ltbrarian 2, 3, 4, Assembly Committee 2, 3, 4, Maskettes Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Usherettes Club 2, 3, 4, Night at One A Plays l, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night ot Music 2, 3, 4, County Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, District Char 4, Hockey 4, RUTH z. LevAN 7 gaeweawsawv I Ruth . . . one of our peppy cheerleaders . . . drives a Chevy , . . belongs to W. O. . . . loves scallops . . , thumbs down on stubborn people , . , Let's do a cheer! . always on the go . . . future youth center director. College Preparatory, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Student Court l, Spf tator Editorial 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Wilsonian Circulation 4, Debating Team 4, Y-Te Club 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Secretary 2, Orchestra l, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night ot Music l, 2, 4, County Chorus l, 4, District Chorus 4, State Chorus 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyl: 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Gym Team l, Cheerleader l, 3, JOSEPH V. LOMAS A M3,,,,.,4,,4,J Joe . . . dignified redhead . . . ready tor chicken chow mein any time . , , Don't g up the ship! . , . gossip-mongers rate his disapproval . . . photography and sailing i the wide blue yonder keep him occupied , . . ace Air Force photographer, College Preparatory, Spectator Photographer 2, 3, 4, Wilsanian Photographer 2, 3, 4, Carr Club l, 2, 3, 4, Motion Picture Prolecttonist l, 2, 3, 4. Images not available -P1 I CARL RAY LONG Q QQ Grunny . . . corn on the cob and Italian sandwiches tease his taste buds . . . curly locks . . , enioys working with model railroad trains . . . Just looking! , . , aspires to be a public accountant or a used car salesman. Business Education, Study Club l, Boys Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Football Manager l, 2. i JOSEPH L. LONGENECKER W Largo , , a iovial lad who likes hunting and fishing , , . pleasant brown eyes . . , flair with o paint brush . . . shuns students who lock school spirit . , , delights in eating blue- berry pic . . . Casa dectchf' . , . future business man. Business Education, Wilsonian Art 4, Sports Club l, Track Club 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Motion Picture Prolectionist l, 2. MARGARET ANN LUDWIG 0, . .xg 'DoIly . . . faithful member of H. B. C. .. . heartily vetoes concerted people , , . Italian .paghetti and meat balls plus ice cream rate . . . handy with a needle and a frying pan . , Boy oh boy! , . . hairdressing is this sweet gal's ambition, locational, Leaders Club l, 2, Usherettes Club 3, 4, Future Homemokers of America Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, J. V. Basketball l, 2. JARLENE MILLER JQ4-law ' 'DoIly . . . ardent W. O. W. member . . . passion for lobster tail and French tries . , , :voids concerted people , . . Keep in step! . , . hearty laugh . . . cuts a neat figure as i member of the color guard . , . will soon be pounding a typewriter. lusiness Education, Leaders Club l, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, 4, Night of Music 3, 4, J. V. lasketball l, 2, Student Secretary 4. iR'rRun uRsEL MILLER c,, Z 5635 Trudy . . , one of WiIson's rnaiorettes . . . cute blonde , . , Grants top-notch saleswoman . . Oh fudge! , . . Reiner's better halt?? , . . delights in eating spinach, boiled cabbage . . refuses to tolerate lnsincere people . , , an efficient store buyer some day. ollege Preparatory, Spectator Business 2, 3, 4, Wilsonian Advertising 4, Maskettes Club l, -Teen Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, ounty Chorus 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, Maiorette l, 2, 3, 4, Head Magorette 4. EINER MILLER 2 , - 73435, 'A rsh 2ein . . . a quiet member of the cIass?? . , , goes in for horseback riding and swimming t the Y . . . dislikes to be asked about his sister . , . co-operative . . , Hey, what about lat desk?? . . . Wie geht's? . . . Hungarian goulash a favorite . , . engineering. allege Preparatory, Spectator Business 2, 4, Maskettes Club l, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, ight of Music l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, Images not available n ,L . , ,af - . ff J, 1 SYLVIA MILLER if Hap . . , Kill it before it multiplies! , . . avid auto race and skating fan , . . pesty people and concerted boys displease her . . , could eat a hamburger or French fries anytime . . . aspires to be a nurse. Vocational, Jr. Historian Club l, Study Club 2, Globe Trotters Club 3, 4, Usherettes Clut 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America Club 4. LUCILLE C. MOORE L 9,7-444'-n Lucille , , . People with the most time are those who can never find it! . . , drive: a yellow convertible Jeepster . . . enioys archery, marksmanship, and strawberry short cake . . . humorless people aggravate her . . . career in college. College Preparatory, Leaders Club l, Mask and Dagger Club 2, Study Club 4, Chorus 2, 4 Night of Music 2, 4. GLORIA ANN MOYER ' ?13Q,pu Pepper You have bats in your beltryl . , . reads during leisure time . , . relishe spaghetti trouble deciding what clothes to wear , . . steers clear at conceited peopl . . . will seek her fortune in the business field. Business Education, Spectator Typist 4, Student Secretary 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Night of Mus: l, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES c. MURPHY 321-,Ae 42 4 4 Murph . . , one of our well-known pigskin stars . , . drives a '51 Olds . . . The Hershe Shop his second home . . frowns on conceited people , , , craves pot pie , . . You kno' it! , , .one of Uncle Sam's boys. Business Education, Student Council 4, Student Court Judge l, Wilsonian Circulation Editc 4, Jr. Hi-Y Club l, 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. BARRY E. NEISWENDER B , Q1 - Boo-Who . . . zooms around on a motorbike . , ., devours turkey sandwiches with pleasui . . , can't stand women who smoke . . . curlyehaired, well-known lad . . . conscientiol German student l?l . . . will be tinkering around machines someday. General, Student Court 2, Model Airplane Club 4, Track l, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. SALLY ANN NORTON 2 z Sal . . . Holy cowl . . . wears clothes with class , , . pastimes are long telephor conversations, athletics and big dogs . . . oysters, cheeseburgers, and watermelon . . . shui clers at the thought of overcrowded school buses . . . never at a loss tor long words , . . t ture-College. College Preparatory, Student Council l, Wilsonian Editorial 3, 4, Feature Editor 4, Spectat Editorial 2, 3, 4, Alumni Editor 4, Leaders Club l, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Nig at Music 4, Pony Cheerleader l, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Images not available -ww wtf EVA E. OHLINGER K' 'VY-KK., I Eva . , . Holy smoke! , , , can be seen driving around in the family cor . , . food favorites are chlcken and sweet potatoes . . . active in Junior Historians , , . office work will keep her busy in the future. Business Education, Jr. Historian Club l, 2, 3, 4, Student Secretary 4. 7f.:d,..,.., 5, ,y4,Q,g1.,,, KATHRYN E. OHLINGER Oley . , . Holy cowl , , , duck with all the trimmings hits the spot . . . pleasant . . . frowns on men who criticize women drivers , . . pleasant memories of the Form Show . . , H. B. C. Club member . . , hopes to work in a dress factory, Vocational, Jr. Historian Club l, Future Homemakers of America Club 2, 3, 4. smile PATRICIA ANN OLIVER Pat . . , Heavens to Betsy! , . , lovely blonde tresses , . , ah, that delicious fried shrimp . . . member of H. B. C . . . knitting and tickling the ivories her specialties , . . quiet lassie , . . some fortunate man's wife. l, Leaders Club 2, Future Homemakers of America Club 3, 4, Vocatno nal, Art Club 2f,.M,V!2J-41-A M. WAYNE PHILLIPS V 'W0yne , . , That's pretty shrewd ' , . . famous for artistic ability?? . . , his accordton :nd marksmanship are leisure time interests , . . spontaneous wit!! . . . takes delight in fillet of haddock . . , school buses get his hearty disapproval , . , engineering career, College Preparatory, Spectator Copy Editor 4, Science Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Class Play 4. afr1.l.bQa-4-41.2 IANET POORE X - . .. ,k J, P, , . . l dare you to say that backwards! . . . Sticks ' . . , late people beware! . . Oh, those lost car keys . . , chicken chow mein rates an A plus . , . conscientious . . personality plus wit equals Janet , , , interests lie in elementary teaching. Iollege Preparatory, National Honor Society 4, Student Court l, Wilsonian Art Editor 4, tpectator Editorial 4, Art Club l, Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Usherettes :lub l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Hockey Manager 2, 3, 4, QQ-In-1 QLJAM LOBERT DALE POULTON Pug . . . Don't do anything I wouldn't do! , , , goes for Southern fried chicken arnato juice . , . usually headed for Hershey Shop , , . shuns people who don't keep ap- ointments , . , theme of future-undecided. usmess Education, Student Council 2, Wilsonian Advertising Editor 4, Spectator Business , 3, 4, Jr, Hi-Y Club l, Mask and Dagger Club 2, Sr. Hu-Y Club 3, 4, Night of One Act lays 2, Swimming Manager 3, 4. Images not availa and 'f ,f sexes, ble Mgr' s fd 4 Q- 1 - ! I . THOMAS PRIMUS Q Zeke , , . You're raving mad! . . . always a friendly smile , . , whiz at building mode airplanes . . . annoyed by never-ending lunch lines , . , meat loaf, mashed potatoes, an: gravy are tops . . , future carpenter or airplane pilot. General, Model Airplane Club l, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Science Club 4. Gnome R. nzso ' ,g,JM,,7,, H? 9?J,11 Pud . , . Don't tell me your troubles! , , . gridiron star and sports enthusiast , , , bashfu . . . reads books during spare time . . . delights in eating steak , , , girls who smoke are shunned . , . future plans are undecided. General, Wilsonian Art 4, Sports Club l, Leaders Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, Sr, Hi-Y 4 President 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball l, 2. NANCY ANN REED ,,Lf,,.,.,a g,,,,,,,, iQ,,,,Q Nan . . . Oh well, that's life! . , . can be seen around Gouglersville , . . big brown eye . , . enioys seafood, especially lobster , , hillbilly music and people who are late, gust don' rate . . . faithful member of H. B, C. . , future undecided. Vocational, Art Club l, Future l-lomemakers of America Club 2, 3, 4. . f' PAULINE MA: REINHOLD l Q 4- PauIine , , , Cheese and crackers! , . . roller skating and traveling lust can't be beci . . , a great desire for spaghetti and meat balls . . . despises people who embarrass her . . secretarial Job looms in the future. Business Education, Spectator Typist 4, Travel Club l, Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4 Night of One Act Plays 3, Student Secretary 4. Auc: s. Rnoozs 52,49-.p M .pifmga Alice . . , What o character! . , . tuna fish and rice are terrific , , . people who dislik animals are disgusting , , , roller skating, tennis, and swimming top the activity list , . future occupation is bookkeeping. Business Education, Leaders Club 3, Basketball 3' Volleyball 3' Central Treasur 3 4 , r Y , Student Secretary 4. EDGAR H. RITS E45-af 'f?i+'.s -Skinny . , . Ya well , . . One of the smaller l?J class members potatoes and cafsu ring the bell . . . can be seen driving around in a '48 Dodge . . , degpises bosses who mak him work too hard . . . a future farmer. General, Wilsonion Circulation 4, Model Airplane Club l, 2, 3, Science Club 4, Motion Pictur Proiectionist 3, 4. Images not available , 11- l n 9? 1 1 1 IANKLIN G. ROTHENBERGER : ij' I I A-3 .bd Y :rank . . . You know it . , . shudders when that morning alarm clock rings . . , satis- iction from horse bock riding , , . roast turkey hits the spot , . . appreciates good music . we'll some day hear his golden tones as a radio announcer. isiness Education, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Night ot Music I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Hand 2, 3, 4, Motion cture Propectaonist I, 2, 3, 4. wasnt H. Rumorr I lg L awe 11, fully, udy , , . taller member of the class , . , takes delight in target shooting . , . diligent I espanol student?? , . . a veto for stuck-up women . , . I see what you mean! , , . ,ierkraut rates high , , , mechanics his post grad obiective, neralg Rad and Reel Club I, 2, 3, Study Club 4. AN ANN RUOSS da, mud faiwj londie , , . You know it! . . . chicken pot pie is tops . . . bossy people and gossips ' out . , . leisure time is spent mostly on a piano bench . . , craves the thought of be- ning a fellow Berkshire worker, Eational, Travel Club I, Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music , 4. RY Lou SALTZMAN www fgjwgj U une . , , craves sea food , . , can often be heard saying, Let's hear you yell! . . . ers our teams to victory . , , smoke gets in her eyes , , , always ready to lend a hand . future business career. tor Typist 4, Usherettes Club 2, 3, 4, Maskettes Club I',' Secretary of One Act Plays I, Athletic Association Secretary der I, J, V, Cheerleader 3, Varsity :ness Education, Specta Aask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4, Night larsity Basketball l, 2, Gym Team I, Pony Cheerlea ' Student Secretary 4, erleader 4, fx N S. SAPNA Dloufrlqfi in , Let's go to Adamstownl' loathes waiting for someone , . , can often be at the Hershey Shop or Adamstown Rec cheeseburgcrs and French fries top the list , attractive wardrobe , plans to see the world as a W A F. ness Education, Travel Club I, Jr Historian Club 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 2, 4 Secretary 3, Usherettes Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball I 2 Student Secretary . :sponding 27.29 j.,,.s. ufagzl, Y JANE SCHELL ,t , , conscientious lass . . , relishes sports, French fries, chicken . . , , quiet and nice ta know . . , our hockey manager , , . early rising or washing dishes are are , . . reading and the plano, her pastimes . . . stately brunette . , . prospective Florence tingale. ge Preparatory, National Honor Society 4, Spectator Editorial 4, Leaders Club I, 2, 3, 4, ey Manager 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3 4. Oh no! lm SHIRLEY MAE SCHLAPPICH Bubbles 4 4 . attractive classmate . . . hot pizza ple is fine . . . You're kidding me! . . . snobs and evasive boys-keep your distance! , , . give her sports and dancing . 4 . flasl ing dimples . , . Brownsyille's socialite 4 . . college marks Shirley's future4 Business Education, Study Club 3, Mask and Dagger Club 4. THERESA FLORENCE SCHWARZ s , . . quiet home economist . . . sewing claims her free moments . . , poodle haircu are taboo 4 . . accordionlst for the Pretzel City Four . . . Do you need a band? . 4 , sigl over a sirloin steak . 4 . tomorrow-a dressmaker. Vocational, Art Club l' Future Homemakers of America Club 2, 3, 4. P . ,, JAcQusuNs RUTH ssvmn' Q ,Add j, 91,5- Jackie 4 4 , cafeteria mainstay . . . Gee Zum! . . . eyes light up over steak sandwich' French fries, and ice cream . . . faithful H. B. C. member . . . drives a Henry J. . 4 . d dainful toward men drivers who complain about women drivers 4 . . content when swimmil . . . future homemaker. Vocational, Art Club l, Future Homemakers of America Club 2, 3, 4. i R. MICHAEL SHAPPELL . I Le Happy Frenchman . . .insists that Flattery will get you nowhere! . . , leisure til finds him fishing and hunting lfor womenl . . . unfaithful girl friends are tops on his bl: list , , . filling and chicken gravy . . . Sherlock-the secret service sleuth. College Preparatory, Student Council l, 4, Student Court l, 2, 3, Spectator Editorial Wilsonian Editorial 4, Jr. Hi-Y Club l, 2, Vice President l, 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Night One Act Plays l, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, 4, District Cho 4, Pony Football l, J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Pony Basketball lg J V Bask ball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 , Swimming l, 2, 'wiLuAM E. SHEELER, Jn. Willie . . , Don't be an egotist! . . .soars in the clouds in his leisure time . . . loatl school, but loves roast beef and mashed potatoes 4 . . oh, that hot Austin! . . . pli a career in the air force. General, Model Airplane Club l, 2, 3, Science Club 4. ADAM sHowAi.'rzR, JR. QGQQM, Dewey . 4 . golf, eating, and cruising in his '4l Chevy . . steak and spaghetti suit l to a T . 4 can't stand being annoyed while sleeping , , , tall and reserved . 4 . I g . . . future car salesman. Business Education, Sports Club I, T ' Track l, 2, 3, 4. ues rack Club 2, Leader s Club 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, ages not available I Qfgnu...-1415444.01 LRLENE M. SPEECE .,, 9 'S1s . . . Let's hear you yell ' . . . demure miss . . . eating, especially filled noodles, s tops . , . green eyed blonde , . . Oh my! . , . those given credit for doing nothing dismay ter . . . knitting and sewing may pay dividends in a dressmaking career. locational, Jr. Historian Club I, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, 'rack 2, Cheerleader 3, 4. Amis K. srinsn , QW-ul 95, Jdsd, If Jimmy . . . stately and reserved . , , relishes Southern fried chicken . . . Darn it! . . abhors girls who smoke . , , delights in driving green cars . . . Mr. President, I move 'rat we , . . no definite future plans as yet. ollege Preparatory, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Student Court 3, lass Treasurer 2, Class President 3, 4, Spectator Editorial 4, Assembly Committee. 3, 4, ports Club l, Track Club 2, Mask and Dagger Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Night of lne Act Plays 4, Class Play 4, Football 2, 3, Football Manager 4, Track Manager 3, 4. YLVIA MAE STIEF ' 'hymn' Spa' ll, . Syl . . , craves hillbilly music and Fords . . , could eat ple a la mode and vegetable soup nrever . . . loathes smart people . . . longs to be a telephone operator . , . can often be :ard saying, One never knows, does one? . . ocational, Art Club l, Future Homemakers of America Club 2, 3, 4. .EANOR V. TERENCHIN F .sr' 'llie , , . Are you ready, let's go! . . . a diminutive lass . . , likes to take long hikes .D . . seafood and shoo-fly pie catch her eye . . . our May Queen , , . concerted people and tter writing are unnecessary , . . a future secretary. isiness Education, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretory-Treasurer 4, Spectator Typist 4, Jdent Librarian 2, 3, 4, Student Secretary 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Night of Music 2, 3, 4, iunty Chorus l, Maskettes Club l, Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4, Usherettes Club 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4. sl: A. 'rzxrm 5 ,pf ex , , . trim blonde . , Watch that stuff ' . thumbs down on hotrods . , , swim- ng and boating at Peaueia and knitting argyles occupy her tree time , , . faithful H. B. C. 'mber , , , lobster tall . , . postgrad years spent as on interior decorator. cational, Color Guard 2 3 Mayorettc 4, Study Club l, Future Homemakers of America lb 2, 3, 4, Track 3. JN L. Tsxrcn ,f QLLCI l ex . . . give the man a car , . . delights in devouring chicken potple and cake , . . were goes a hot Ford? , . . quiet . . , thumbs down on that Nash or Studebaker . , . movies TV suit him fine . . . aspiring mechanic. ' ture Farmers of America Club l, 2, 3, 4. :0tlonal, Fu Images ass -' -lisa. ,A W G5 7 IC: .' -' RONALD 'romzv fR,,,,,.lcl lo mag KN Tomo 4 4 4 never a dull moment 4 . 4 We'll all be killed! , 4 . haunts the Hershey Sho . 4 4 savors spaghetti 4 . 4 always leave 'em laughing 4 4 4 frowns on gals with a mania fc gum 4 4 4 happy go lucky . 4 4 headed for a Merchant Marine Academy. General, Wilsonian Art 4, Jr Hi-Y Club l, 2, Sr. Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 44 MARY E4 TRou'rMAN Dolly 4 4 4 Hey you! 4 4 4 also a member of H4 B4 C .... potato salad and Frenc fries rate high, show-offs very low 4 4 4 favors swimming and golf 4 4 4 an up-and-comin dressmaker4 Vocational, Study Club l, Future Homemakers of America Club 2, 3, 44 f l GERALDINE H. WILLET 4 pw. JCM-f Gerry 4 4 4 moody people are definitely out 4 4 4 enioys ham and ice cream , 4 4 our ca cash register operator 4 4 4 Holy cow! 4 . 4 spends spare time sewing and riding on a moto cycle 4 4 4 a future waitress, then housewife. Vocational, Future Homemakers of America Club 2, 3, 44 1 Li su J. Yonai: I I Jerry 4 4 4 ardent politician 4 4 4 passes leisure hours watching TV and making spaghe dinners 4 4 4 Don't act so dumb! 4 4 4 shudders at peroxided streaks and cliques 4 , . a tas for potato chips and spaghetti , 4 4 future politician via the business world. Business Education, Spectator Business 2, 3, 4, Wilsonian Typist 4, Student Secretary Maskettes Club l, Mask and Dagger Club 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS YOUNDT Q Phyl 4 4 4 Lois's other half 4 4 4 happy when dancing, knitting, sewing or writing lettl 4 . 4 steak and cake are tops on her list 4 4 4 I'rn on a diet! 4 4 4 shuns calorie counti 4 4 4 looking forward to retailing school. Vocational, Student Council 2, 4, Leaders Club l, 2, Future Homemakers of America Cl 3, 4, J4 V4 Basketball l, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 4, Hockey 24 Images not available X A l x f x N x -,LLQ sl .hw Pl' asf' DX 5? i i z:. .X!1lf I f-ef, 'TEL' ' 2-'QN ' Arfl.,y'ixx Ax I t jlllk J 7 . .- ' s ll fffl j L i ' -4 llll ll ll 53 ' F - ,, X .x fi lifes PREMIERE REVIEW Play: The Time of Our Lives Characters: The Class of l953 Setting: Wilson High School Time: i950-I953 As bit players we emerged awkwardly upon the great stage -- high school. Time and practice soon brought results, for under the care- ful guidance of our directors, we came forth seasoned troopers ready for much bigger parts on a much bigger stage. Act I: Sophomore Year - Critics Comment, fair. For our debut we proudly exhibited our green and steel class hats, which, all too soon, were put away and forgotten, Tolo week was a unique idea and Ruth LeVan reigned as the first Tolo queen. As sophomore command performances, our cake sale and movie, The Man in the Iron Mask , were hits and supported as an encore our trip beyond the classroom walls to Philadelphia. Act II: Junior Year - Critics Comment, commendable perform- ance. With a little more experience to our credit, we rang up the cur- tain on the year's activities with a successful cord party, To further replenish our funds, the class presented a movie, The Phantom of the Opera . The joy in showing off our class rings, which finally arrived in December, overshadowed our disappointment in not being able to visit the U, N. The deserving six - Ronald Barnes, James Spitler, Virginia Kunkelman, Ruth LeVan, Sigrid Finster, and Eleanor Terenchin were inducted into the National Honor Society. Cheering our not-too-successful teams an to victory were Ruth LeVan, Zoe Ann Esslinger, Mary Lou Saltzman, Arlene Speece, and Eleanor Terenchin. Who can forget the tense Student Council election, or the final out- Junior-Senior Prom, Serving as host and hostess over the evening s festivities were Cinderella, Sally Norton, and Prince Charming, Robert De Beck. Act III: Senior Year - Critics Comment a hit! As the curtain rose on this last momentous act we shouldered the responsibilities of seniors by iniecting the much needed school spirit into the various functions. We soon learned All's fair in love war, and P, A. D. , especially around test time. As our class student directors, James Spitler, James Emerick, Margaret Demming, and Virginia Kunkelman prompted us through the year. Sports took a back seat to the gay, imaginative formations of our outstanding band. X A class mixer started off the year in the through the Christmas season and the gala Tinsel Twirl, The star scholars - Patricia Beaver, Gloria Keller, Joan Creitz, Janet Poore, James Emerick, Nancy Dobbs, Margaret Demming, Thomas Champlin, Wayne Phillips, and Gayle Auchenbach ducted into the National Honor Society. ., f X Xxx right spirit, which continued IX' I Q 4 x V . were rewarded by being in- come? Then as the last curtain call, the magical enchantment of the 'x .X f , ff f X . X As the year progressed we found ourselves busily occupied with dress rehearsals. In conjunction with the al Honor Society presented Springtime Waltz , a semi- formal dance. Coronation was chosen as our May Terenchin as Queen for the day. Down to Earth was our very success- ful senior class play. Then as a final dress rehearsal the Junior-Senior Prom Starlight , set the mood of moonlight and roses. All too soon our final scene arrived. The curtain rose and upon the stage appeared the seasoned troopers making their debut in Premiere , the result of I2 years of laborious rehearsal. Then as graduation became only a memory, the house lights dimmed and we found ourselves on a dark, empty stage. Our high school days will always be fondly remembered by the class of '53 as we go on to starring parts in the greatest all - life. Student Council, the Nation- XX X, f ' Saxxxx il W. XXxX ff, 1,31 Day theme starring Eleanor 1 ,ff 5 ff, f dramatic production of them I - . X 'T X X K.S.K. z .H 'Wt M694 38 cam, awww mont confcawl moat M 6, pf dmffftc dfwmfff mod COW Qfvfve Cfwffsf 7zQ2Qf hffocbaf ronsmnm t 552206 SENIOR PROPERTY T, Chomplin is the obliging model os P, Beaver and R. Poulton straighten his cap and gown, I, Cornevale and M. J, Schell, other players on the Se- nior Cap and Gown Committee, smile opprovingly. Looking for a senior class motto ore the stors of the Flower, Gift, and Motto Committee: D. Fer- rill, J, Poore, K, Kochel, K, Hott, P, Guzzetti, ond G, Keller, chairman. Working out the budget for the smooth run- ning of the Senior Class are: N, Dobbs, V. Kunk- elman, G, Auchenbach, E, Rits, J, Emerick, M. Demming ond J, Spitler. 40 N. As our show goes on the road, tl itinerary for our performances is pla ned by S, Norton, J, Hater, R, Milli M, Curaffius, R, Frankhouser, N Ralph Friend, faculty advisor, at P, Youndt, all members of the Seni Class Trip Committee. yi li COMMITTEES The Senior Class Social Com- mittee consisting of R, Barnes, L, Foreman, E, Yoder, S, Fins- ter, R, LeVon, chciirmon, and M, L, Saltzman is applying the final touches to the decorations for our holiday performance en- titled The Tinsel Twirl . I like this name card , says A, Froese as she points out her preference to J, l-leffner, M, Shappell, E. Terenchln, J Lo- mas, and O, Miller, the feature ployers of the Senior Name Card and Announcement Committee, 415, in 31,31 4-.. rs Planning the tickets for A our big show, commence- ,lg ment, J. Koop, K, Keener, G. Wallet, M, Ebling, and C. Garrison, members of the Commencement Tick, et Committee, discuss some possible styles. Displaying the refreshments they sold so diligently at our weekly performances on the gridiron are l. Carnevale, M, A, Kreitz, J, Cre itz, E Yoder, seated. Standing are J, Emerick, E, Rits, M, Ciraffius, M. Ludwig, L, Foreman, B, Kreisher, M, Dem- ming, V, Kunkelman, J, Bordner, members of the Senior Refreshment Committee. 41 Th I I cast attempts to master their lines in preparation for the big production. Seated: J. Koop, e c ass p ay G. Auchenbach, R. Barnes, and I. Carnevale. Standing: K, Kachel, J. Creitz, K. Hatt, L. Foreman, J. Brady, J. Poore, W. Phillips, S. Finster, J. Sprtler, and Miss Virginia Zug, irector. SENIOR CLASS PLAY MAY 7, 8, 1953 DOWN T0 EARTH by Bettye Knapp Time-Present Place-Library of the Applegate home. CAST: Agnes--an angel intent on getting her job done - Lois Foreman. Pilane-a would-be angel whose mischief sometimes develops into good deeds-Ronald Barnes. Wilfred-an angel who also takes his work seriously - John Brady. Augusta Applegate-elderly, aristocratic, miserly, and sarcastic - Gayle Auchenbach. Diana Clump-Augusta's emotional maid - Ines Carnevale. Orpha Teel-social climber and niece of Augusta - Kathleen Kachel. Ruthie Teel-affected, but pretty and poised daughter of Orpha - Joan Creitz. Millie Bromsley-the protective-mother-and-wife type - Janet Poore. Baxter Bromsley-a slightly screwball inventor 1 Wayne Phillips. June Bromsley-pretty and practical, engaged to Richard - Sigrid Finster. Richard White-handsome, hard-working, in love with June-James Spitler. Herman Howell-a sweet old retired sailor, a match for Augusta - John Koop. Robert Hanley-a rich hypochondriac - Kenneth Hott. SYNOPSIS: DOWN TO EARTH come two angels and a kind of heavenly hitch-hiker to influence the romances, finances, and fates of Augusta Applegate, her relatives, her maid, and her musical saw-playing neighbor, Herman Howell. CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation Class, Motto They can conquer who believe they can, Baccalaureate ..... . ,... ....... . .. ....... ....... .. .. May 17, 1953 Auditorium - 8:00 P. M. Commencement .. .. .......... .. .... .... .-.-. May 22, 1953 Athletic Stadium - 6:30 P. M. 4 N Q N i f M P f i J ag pvxfg J if A Alai? -FU' KN I g , iv Cl? Cinderella, Sally Norton, and Prince Charm- ing, Robert DeBeck, host and hostess for the gala gf affair greet Joan Kimmel and John Hater, l2J Time f out for a snack, Waiting are Ines Carnevale, John , Lang, Robert Mitzel, Lucille Wagner, Richard Kirkpatrick, Barbara Ruth, John Carbutt, and Jan- . ice Ulmer, C37 Resting for a moment between dances are Joan Creitz, Ronald Griffith, Gayle Auchenbach, and Raymond Becker. MJ Smiling prettily for the camera are Thomas Champlin, Pat Shelly, Virginia Kunkelman, Kenneth Hott, Joan Kimmel, John Hater, Ruth LeVan, and Ronald Tomey. ,X illlllw .ll Vi' A X , il? ,. Q0 5 1 O 'af-4 Quan Th' 66 A Y-.., 6 The spotlight focuses on Eleanor Terenchin, our l953 May Queen. Duck and cover, Mr, Nou! ltyl Mr. Naulty and several of his students show us what to do when we hear that air raid siren. John Brady lstanclingl crowns Ruth Delp, and Ted- dy Welsh, queen and king of the l952Ml953 Tolo Week, The directors of our school publications are gathered around checking our entries in the annual Pennsylvania School Press Association con- vention at Altoona. Standing lL-RJ: Ruth Le- Van, Spectator editor-in- chiefg Mrs, Jean Rollman, Wilsonian advisorj Joan Creitz, co-editor of the Wil- soniang John Brady, business editor of the Spectatorg Goy- le Auchenbach, careditor of the Wilsoniang Mr. Carl F. Constein, Spectator advisorg and Mr, Arlan Moyer, Spec- tator business manager. cl -l'-- k,,,,., A group of senior girls all ready for an interesting trip tothe Wernersville State Hospital. 'UWM 4 .ef JUNIOR CLASS Now at the tootlights being applauded for ci colossa e t p r ormance, is the junior class. Remember all the back stage work for o d y ur car part at the West Lawn Fire Hall? That was successful along with your movie, Thousand and One Nights. The Junior-Senior Prom, in a setting of dim lights ani soft rn ' ' usic, created an atmosphere ot moonlight and rc mance, which blended perfectly with the theme Star light. Albright College Student Union Building was th scene of the prom for the third year. Roses to you, juniors. We'll be watching tor your en core next year. Places everyone! Starring in the junior performance are C. Hassler, presidentg D. Berst, vice presidentg S. Schonour, sec- retoryg and E, Schwarz, treas- urerg seen here in on informal pose. Now what kind do l want? J. Eshbach seems to say as Mrs. J, Roll- man, M, Keim, and E. Schwarz look on. than-- 67 More money tor the Junior Class is in sight as Marlene Sapna sells another delicious cake at the Junior Class Card Party. Looking on are Margaret Dietrich, Johanna Wentzel, and Dortheo Miller. -14 Lliv' ' ,41- SOPHOMORE CLASS The curtain rises on the sophomores and a class des- tined to give a command performance. Your annual cake sale and movie, Wagons West- ward , highlighted this stage of your career and left you with an anxious audience. To you we award an Oscar for your exceptionally fine performance in Sophomore Year . Sporting big smiles for an in- formal shot are the officers of the sophomore class, They are E. Demming, secretaryg L, Se- christ, treasurerg R. Biddle, presidentg and T. Klump, vice president. Ruth Henry and Rose Ann Miller, sophomores, try to decide upon a book that will appeal to their interests. 3 B. Schwanzer, Mr, C, Kling- ler, and D, Rits are hoping for a full house as they wait to take in the proceeds for their sophomore class movie. 1 'B-.. 'Y ,--lf FRESHMEN Making careful plans for the 9th grode social mixer ore Nelson Holler, Norman Bennett, Nancy Shiffer, ond Th amos Sechrist. K Ninth grade homeroom presidents: R, Ziegenfuss 9-4, T, Miller 9-3, K, l-luntzinger 9-2, K, Fitterling 9-l. Where to stort? Could that be the question in the minds of Kent l-luntzinger ond Nelson Holler as they survey the co tents of o well-filled I n. Ocker? AX 'Ith and 8th GRADES The 8th grade homeroom presidents en- ioying a warm fall morning, T, Bizanca, M, Rankin, and A, Rankin. QQ N-,smls 'X Harmonizing an a popular Christmas carol in the auditorium are: B, Phillips, D. Pawling, J, Miller lseatedl. Standing: M, Pletz, P, Reber, and S. Loumeister, Mrs, Grater's 7th grade science class seems to eniay learning about Mother Nature's Miracles . UNREHEARSED SCENES Looks goodl Students and teachers seem to be enioying their lunch during the junior high lunch period , Ah, food in sight at last? Students and teachers are waiting in that seemingly never ending cafe line, Dress Rehearsal 7 Gerry Welsh, on top, Clifford Dry and John Speece, had prepared this act for an assembly program, but due to the illness of one of the members, their act never went an. Pictured here is our iunior high band all ready to give an exhibition af their skill, They orei First Row: L, Sang, E, Arasell, N. Kulp, R lmgrund, D, Ulrich, W, l-lidebrand, K. Williams, K, Gring, R, Zell, R, l-lertwig, J, Kreitz, and R. Snyder. Second Row: G, Ruoss, C, l-leffner, R, Merkel, L, Butkus, B, Promos, A, Goodhart, T Russell, R, Steubner, N, Fegley, R, Schwerdt, T, Miller, M, Langenecker, F, Krick, N, Haller, R, Ziegen- tuss, D, Schubel, P, Sanchez, R, Micheliack, F. Dundore, R, Krick, G, Kissinger, and W, Weyandt. Standing: J, Flemming, B, Kern, B, Williams. Mk NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, Leadership, Character, Service - these are the sterling qualities maintained by one of Wilson High School's outstanding productions, the National Honor Society. Th A inal stellar ertormers: R. Barnes, President, V, Kunkelman, Vice President, E, Terenchin, Secretary- e arig p Treasurer, J. Spitler, R, LeVan, and S. Finster welcomed eleven new supporting players to the cast in December, ln ' ' ' ' ' b f th Junior March three additional seniors, M, J, Schell, A. Froese, and l. Carnevale, and six starring mem ers o e Class, V, VanLiew, E, Schwarz, W, Wollenhaupt, R, McCaully, and C. Hassler were also added to the roster. C ilin scholarships available to seniors, and directing the lost and found department were some of the amp g Society's more commonplace duties, At the advent of spring, the Society, in collaboration with the Student Council, h h b ht an earl s ring highlighted the season's activities with a semi-formal dance, Springtime Waltz , w ic roug y p atmosphere to Wilson's gymnasium, complete with trellises twined with pastel-hued blossoms, With the aid of Mr Clayton D, Rehrer, the organization's promptor, the Society succeeded in upholding its high principles of honesty,-efficiency, and integrity which it has always sought to retain. Seated: iLeft to right? G, Keller, E, Teren- chin, N. Dobbs, l. Car- A nevale, V. Kunkelman, J R. LeVan, and L, Fore- ITYOFI. Standing: G. Auchen- N bach, T. Champlin, M. Schell, R, Barnes, J. 'J Creitz, R. McCaully, P, Beaver, W, Phillips, J. Poore, J. Spitler, E. it Schwarz, W, Wollen- haupt, S, Finster, C. Hossler, A, Froese, J. Emerich, M, Dem- A ming, and V,VanLiew, These members the debating team i all set to leave ta- meet. Left to rig B. Herb, D, Falk, DeLong, B. Kissing R, LeVan, K. Zelli V, Kunkelman, Dobbs, M. Barndt, i LIoydMiller,clubspi sor, W, WollenhaL and R. Wein. DEBATING TEAM Resolved, that the United States should withdraw from the U.N. This topic was discussed pro and con by this year's debating team in the annual tri-school debates, The club is supervised by Mr, Lloyd Miller and coached by Miss Virginia Zug, During weekly meetings the members discussed problems at local interest, This year's debaters were led by Nancy Dobbs, the moderator for the season. 52 ' A press comero, the grft trorn Student Council to the school, IS being presented to Mr. Clayton Rehrer by John Brody STUDENT GOVERNMENT Places everyone' Curtoln golng up' Addlng another stellor student government performance to the roster nt huts us thus year! student councul drrected hy Mr Aaron Maller wuth a supporting cost of John Brady, ores- tdent, Carl Hassler, vice presrdent, and Esther Demmlng, secretory-treasurer Would we rvoch our goal? was the tense quostnon on cveryonek Inps os the Magazane Compolgn rntro- duced the furst of many cornmendoble performances As encores, the councrl purchases o Dress cornero ond basketball suits To the Student Councnl State Conventlon at Forty Fort James Spltler, Faye Muller, and Alnson Bord were sent as represvntotlves, Al the frrst hunt of sprung the Councll IU conlunctlon wlth the National Honor Society sponsored Sprung- tvme Waltz ', O sernn-torrnol dance Bravo, cltlzcng of tomorrow, for your pralseworthy productton upon thus stage of your careerl X1 Ns. John Brady, Student Councul president, calls to order o rneetrng ot the Student Council offucers and comrnut, tcm- chanrrnvn. Seated: D Junghenn, Art and Poster Charrman, C, l-lossler, Vlce PFGSICJCUFQ J Brady, Presldent, E Dem- mrng, Secretary-Treasurer, P Youndt, Assrstont Secretory. Standing: M Shappell, Publrcrty Chalrmang H Kohler, Woys and Means Chalrman, W, Kutz, Sergeant ot Arms, R Barnes, PruncuooI's Cornrnrttee Chalrmon, J Spitler, Polnt System Committee. 53 Portraying the students and faculty in all stages of school life is the year book, the WILSONIAN, The result is worth the effort although many times we thought we'd never meet our deadline. The combined efforts of the various staffs have produced a glowing memorial to our days at Wilson. lndustrially preparing for the debut of our Premiere is the Wilsonian Editorial Staff: J. Creitz and G. Auchenbach, co-ed- itors, Mrs. J. Rollman, director, V, Kunkelman, R. Barnes, M. Shappell, J. l-lafer, R, Frankhauser, K, Kachel, P, Beaver, G, Keller, N. Dobbs and S, Norton. Putting the tinishing touches to an art masterpiece are our featured artists: G. Reed, L, Kalbach, S, Angstadt, Miss K, Ber- ger, art director, J, Poore, Editor, R. Tomey, and J. Longenecker. Lista-ning intently to Mr. L, Miller's suggestions for ape proaching merchants are the featured advertisement salesmen: O. Miller, M. Graffius, R. Poulton, Manager, S. Dundore, T. Champlin, K l-latt, J, Foltz, and R. DeBecl4. Mr. Friend takes time out to smile for the camera wl C. Murphy, Manager, R. LeVan, R. Good, J, Kimmel, E. R and S. Finster, members of the circulation committee look Lending her assistance to the Wilsonian typists, J Bensi S. Brassman, E. Yoder, and l. Carnevale, editor, is Miss Rhodes, typing promptor. J?-W Prownrtvng the students wrth the latest an srhool, communutv, and olumnn news, t-, WtIs,t'rv'1't, monthly program, the SPEC- TATOR The Spectator Clrculotucn Stott prepares to dtstnbute the monthly program: Seated KL-Rl: A, Kovaunas, D Relgel, B Kreusher, J Brody, B Laumelster, S, Bamberger Standing: E Yoder, F Schmecls, S Mueller, Mr A, Mover 'Watch the bnrdreY Joseph Lomas, WuIson's feature photo! npher, seems to soy as he prepares to snap another star pro- :non Always busy behrnd the scenes are the SPECTATOR typists, fre, horo ot work, ore E. Terenchin, P, Reinholds, M, L4 Soltzf tn, edutor, and G. Moyer, Missrng from the picture are Z, A Jmger, K, Keener, and M Horner. The Spectator Edrtoruol Stott us busy preparrnq THE BPEC TATOR Seated CL-Rl: F, Franks, R LeVan, W Phullrps, D Ferrnll, S. Flnster. Standing: A4 Marcus, Mr, C. Constenn, V, Kunkelman, M Borndt, M, Seyler, N, Dobbs, S, Norton, L Foreman. An anxious ouduence, the SPECTATOR reporters Interview Mass Arlene Mever for a prevuew of her comnna performance il XY R, ff- 1 , V 2 Q af mi 'xgbx QW EL ,X x ,- if 1 Z3 , vu 2 , if ga P- s1i5fsu5sQ fm fj 2':Q5z.9 ?, ggi? 2 -N umh ' 1 xi, 8 V 8' lik f 5 , 5 Q A is fix-f fix? gy gi Q7 ,.-1? Lf... L, 'ZH' 5551.5 4 if 4? 4 Q G 0 'I ,Q X-'YLWWI 3, A ., Vi? lsxif iw 1. isgxms-' : Qg,'g5XRfZ wi '1 VKX fi ? 4135 mv 54 , Q-. it Q Mx ,Q Q4 - 3- fi pm E nh Pi Sound your 'a' boys. The dance band is seen warming up for one of its jam sessions outside the school. Sitting: W, Wollenhaupt, R, Snyder, T. Klump, K. Rothermel, L. Kolbach, B. Hart, R. Bechtel, T. Champlin. Standing: R, Schwerdt, G. Shade, K. Hatt, R. Grim, N. Haller -' - 1 '1 C? 25 ,f J ,uv 4 1 1 These high stepping lassies lend color to our football half- times. MAJORETTES - COLOR GUARD Standing Top Row: D, Miller, G. Goodhart, V, Chase, G, Sny- der, M. I-Iertzog. Standing Center: D. Buchan- an, O, Miller. Kneeling Third Row: J. Boy- er, R. Delp. The orchestra came into the spotlight at our Night of Music, presenting many moments of list- ening enloyment. Same of the or- chestra mcmbers participated in Eastern District Orchestra held gt our high sfhoo Fehru'ary T9-2l', I953. First Row: D. Cooper, R. Muller, A Froese, S. Finster, V. Van Llew, W. Wollenhaupt, R Schwerdt, W. Kulp, R, Gram. Second Row: M Bower, R. Kol- ler, J. Moyer, S. Stoudt, G. Shade K. Hott. Standing: N. Kulp, W. Kutz D. Rnts, T Champlin, R. Speicher B. Hart, R. Bechtel, L. Kalbach K. Rothernnel. I r Kneeling Bottom Row: E. Tex- ter, G. Parsons. I I Chorus plays a big part in the annual Night of Music First Row: E. Terenchun, D. Auchenbach, R. Finster A. Grimes, P. Owens, B. Kissinger, M. Barndt, G. Spruce bank, I. Carnevale, M. I-lertzog, G. Goodhart, D. Reigel R. LeVan, N. Dobbs, S. Stoudt, G. Auchenboch, S. Bross man, E. Speicher, J. I-Ieffner, G. Keller, V. Van Liew. Second Row: J. Eshbach, E. Schwartz, J. Creutz, L Moore, G DeLong, S. Mueller, G Gillespie, K. Stief, A Froese, B. Laumeuster, G. Snyder, M. Graffius, J. Kimmel L. Foreman, D. Bordner, E. Soltau, D. Buchanan, B. Schi wanzer, M. Horner, D. Miller, B. Herb, S. Finster. Third Row: W. Wollenhaupt, R. Barnes, F. Schmeck L. Kollmfh, R. Gram, B. oesomrs, E. Calhoun, J. Krezi darn, I. Vanino, S. Rughtmyer, H. Bosselman, K. Zellers V. Kunkleman, W. Kulp, K. Rothermel, G. Fisher, R Mil! Ier, G. Shade. Fourth Row: T. Champlin, D. Rats, R. Bechtel, B. Hart, A. Irwin, S. Norton, J. Heinly, K. Kachel, J. Poore, O. Miller, J. Ruoss, M. Shappell, F. Jopp, R. Speicher, R. Schaeffer, R. Wentzel. Wye A ,A J we-li .s,5i'. ' 'QW' 9n I Joseph Longenecker+Tackle George Reede-Halfback ml l i The vivacious quintet of cheerleaders cOnA sisting of Zoe Ann Esslinger, Mary Lou Saltz- man, Ruth LeVan, Arlene Speece and Eleanor Terenchin provided the necessary atmosphere at the exciting games. First Row: Carl Hassler, Charles Murphy, Ronald Barnes, Michael Shappell, George Reed, Joe Longenecker, Pete Leach, Kenneth Eyrich, Galen Fisher, Fred Franks, Marvin Moyer. Second Row: Robert Shook, Coach, Robert DeBeck, Karl Goetz, Charles Bingaman, Robert Evans, Richard Rice, James Durdan, Bill Kistler, James Reimer, Edward White, Richard Gerth, Manager, Clarence Weik, Assistant Coach. Third Row: Carl Sarfert, John Garber, Rich- ard Shurr, Albert Marcus, Bill DiGuardi, James Doremus, Bill Smith, Scott Hill, James Young, Mike Morrissey, Charles Bell, Newton Danford. Mit. Charles Murphy-End ON THE GRIDIRON GAME REVIEWS Lebanon Stepping out of their class for the first game, the Wilson Presidents played Lebanon away under the lights. East Greenville The tirst home game of the season ended in a loss for Wilson, Although we failed to score, the team gave the Green Jackets a few scares. This was the first meeting between the two teams. Schuylkill Haven Playing Haven for the last time, Wilson was def feated 33-l9. Shillington Playing under the lights at Albright Stadium the Wilson Prexies emerged victorious, Wilsor teams always seem to get a thrill out of defeating a Shillington team. West Reading The next game on the Wilson schedule was an other played against a local rival. Wilson met c good West Reading team and held them to a stale mate. Boyertown The Prexies won their second game when the' traveled to Bayertown to meet the Bears. High lighting the game were o finger tip catch by Miki Shappell which resulted in a touchdown and i kick off return by Fred Franks also resulting in c touchdown. ,A FOOTBALL SCHEDULE is W O 'AiLebanon 7 69 H'eEast Greenville O 24 'A-Schuylkill Haven I9 33 'A-Shillington l9 l3 A-West Reading 6 6 AgBoyertown l 9 7 , l-l--- Roycrsford 6 40 H-Porter Twp, 33 O IS One of the most important parts of pre game warm ups is the A huddle. At the Muhlenberg game the cameraman catches -away games H-home games I I f S-night games Coach Shook giving his boys a pep talk Seoson's record-Won 4, Lost 5, Tied l Ronald Barnes-Holfbock Michael Shoppell-End ,oyersford Returning to their home field, the rexies took a beating from a hard itting Royersford team. orter Twp, This was an overwhelming victory I mr the Prexies. Dring City Another Wilson victory and our st home game Doing a terrific job as bull dozer, Whitey Moyer chopped trough the center of the line to score two touchdowns, Three black sheep niors didn't play this game. uhlenberg The final game was played under the lights at the Municipal Stodiumt The ill exchanged hands many times with excellent blocking and tackling on both ams. Although trying their best, the game proved to be o heartbreoker for e team. On 'tht First Row: F, Franks, F, Leach, M, Shappell, B, Sell, M. Moyer. Standing: T. Champlin, Manager, G, Weyman, A, Showalter, K, Rothermel, P, Hills, C h. C, Murphy, Captain, J, Foltz, and Mr, R, Leininger, oac VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's hardwood quintet ended its season with an impressive giving them a third place standing in the Central Division. Capt, Charles Murphy, Barclay Sell, and Adam ' ' ' A k' f the Showalter were the top scorers for Wilson, This year s team was fortunate enough in brea ing one o high school records, They defeated West Reading by the score of 85-48 setting a new high, . . h. h One of the thrills experienced by the team was a very close game played against Kutztown, in w ic Wilson almost defeated them. Another thriller was our victory over Mohnton in a game played at Mount Penn for the benefit of the Mount Penn Lions Club. record of ll wins and 5 losses The crowd holds its breath in anticipation of the result of M, Shappell's shot, Cvurfli.. VARSITY BASKETBALL - 1952-1953 VARSITY BASKETBALL - 1952 1953 Wilson Opponent Wilson Opponent Nov. Wernersville' 68 34 Jon 16 Sl-millington 58 Nov. Mohnton' 57 50 Jon 17 Mohnfon' ' 50 Nov. Mohnton' 48 64 Jan 21 West Reading 85 Dec. West Reading 57 56 Jan 27 Muhlenberg 70 Dec. Boyerfown' 52 6l Jon 30 Hamburg 65 Dec. Muhlenberg 32 25 Feb 3 Mt. Penn 42 Dec. Hamburg 77 63 Feb 6 Wyomissing 51 Dec. Mt. Penn 51 B0 Feb I0 Birdsboro 6 Dec. Wyomissing 50 4l Feb 13 Kutzfown 49 Jon. Alumni' 70 40 Feb l7 Shillington 72 Jan. Wernersville' 41 29 , Jon. Birdsboro 47 45 0 e09Ue Qomes Jan. Kutztown 56 71 '-benefit game at Mt. Penn or Adam Showalter takes the spotlight as . he hurls the discus during rehearsal for l the coming show. Robert DeBeck clears the high jump during his exhibition of skill an a sawdust stage, Ronald Barnes diligently re- hearses the javelin throw-his role in an approaching produc- tion, Members of the boys' track squad gave a stellar performance during last year's season, They are as follows: lin, P. Speece, T, Spitler, A, Showalter, J. Longenecker, Mr. R, Shaak, Coach. Second Row: G, Crawford, G, Kohl, B, Swisher, B, Keinard, K. Rather- mel, A, Irwin, J, Durdan, P, Rankin, T, Sturgis, W, Kiehm, S, Weaver, J. Spitler, manager. Third Row: R, Wentzel, K, Fitterling, E. Hassler, C, Hassler, R, Pfetter, C, Fetzer, F, Jopp, J. Carbutt, R, Sanders, W. Smith, M, Rankin, Fourth Row: R, Evans, R, Coleman, A. Rankin, C. Sarfert, Joseph Longenecker is ready to heave the shot- put during a rehearsal for a coming track produc- tion. Accuracy and speed on the part of Thomas Champlin and Barry Neiswender are the key- notes for the successful achievements of the re- lay team. 1 S First Row: R. DeBeck, R, Barnes, R, Mitzel, B, Neiswender, T, Champ- ll-I 1 On the fpeen... GOLF Left-Right: T Sechrist, R Krick D Krci 1 R. Kershner, R, DQ-Beck, J Bare G Shurr M Fox, C. Bensing, Coach Bramliach E lxessler Coach William Brumliach is clnmanstrating a particular shot to his lnoys OBERT DeBECK Individual Bali gets ready 'cnc at those ac- rate shuts which ought him suc- ss and victories J-n Ure. 70098 . . . Front Row: H. Kohler D. Berst C. Strunk, D. Kreitz, w, Kisiief. ' Second Row: R. Tomey, H, Tauns- meyer, A. lrwin, R. Evans, R. McCau- ley, Keep up the fine spirit, boys! Prac- tice makes perfect! On 'Ure dl:Q7fl07?.i . . . BASEBALL V' Standing: R, Kheen, M. Shappell, R. Kirkpatrick, G. Weyman, D, Cole- man, M, Moyer, J. Doremus. Seated: J. Dunkleberger, B, Sell, F. ' Franks, Coach Leininger, W. Kistler, K, Eyrlch, Norman Miller, F. Leach. Seated on the ground: T, Welsh, N. Holler, B. Kern, H. Kohler, D, Lau- meister. Capturing the l952 County Champ- ionship, the team was well rewarded for its superior work. Congratulations, boys! I -4 ,awww i M, SHAPPELL Individual The only senior on the team, Mike has spent four years on the diamond, He worked in the out- field this year Mary Jane Schell holds the ball while Sigrid Finster and Mary Ann Kreitz prepare for the jump, BASKETBALL The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team finished the l952-53 season with a second place standing, and a record of ten wins and tive losses. The schedule was as follows: qmlwi Six senior girls from the volleyball team attach the net for a coming game. They arei M, J, Schell, M, Ludwig, A, Speece, Z A, Esslinger, R, LeVan, and M, A. Kreitz. Wilson Opponents West Reading 36 32 West Reading 28 20 Shillington 47 38 Shillington l9 24 Mt, Penn 33 58 Mt, Penn 37 45 Mohnton lil 32 Mohnton 66 50 Wernersville 55 34 Wernersville 49 32 Muhlenberg 43 38 Muhlenberg 54 32 Robesonia 39 56 Robe-soma 23 Al Alumni 41 39 Members ot the l953 Basketball Team are: First Row: M, Ludwig, M, Saltzman, M. A. Kreitz S Finster D, Ferrill, Z, A, Esslinger, I Second! Row: M, J, Schell, manager, B, Laumeister manager, J, Krezdorn, K, Stief, A, Rhodes, Miss S. Leinbach, coach, P, Youndt, A, Speece, R, LeVan, D, Miller, Third Row: B, Kissinger, A, Ruth, M, Arnold. The l953 Volleyball Team members are. First Row: A, Speece, Z, A, Esslinger, M A. Kreitz, M. Ludwig, R, LeVan, M, J Schell, Second Row: E, Schwarz, S, Schonour, A M, Ruth, G, Sprucebank, K, Stiet. Third Row: B, Laumeister, manager, M Keim, K, Horner, G. Goadhart, J, Kreitz, D Boyer, Miss Susan Leinbach, coach. o o , x Wiser :fe ,ig Beverly Laumeister, and Mary Jane Schell, basketball managers, are always on hand with time clock and score sheet. trajfxyai w MM is 4 ' T Qif f1., eil Q is A 11.1.1 K 'LAL vm l Q , 1 .. lit., U . 5- +4 .Q gi, :wiring 9 s L, -4. V.: K ,Q , ..,,,,5xt wh . ii' ,n , . r fa, ' -'Q M V1 , R. Q i.. f ,mt 133, 'liixit' dl twig- , 'Zz' , TH-'AV i ' fsfv'-' vw' i 3, , v . rw' ,f ,.,, Ah r, . ' .. Q, kv,- ggzx Qi, Iugiygf .. .gig , mg A . . f , N ' . g 5 , ,f f-. ,Vx ' gi-Q -A 'll if f t f f ,fflf I 'Qf3 l'E4' - 5 r Ti f-1, fr - .c . ir' iff .h,,.:sstg.f2 f. , ,wg Mary Ann Kreitz and Ruth LeVan, hockey captains, preparc for a bully. HOCKEY The i952 Girls' Varsity Hockey Team completed the season with a third place standing, The live Varsity games resulted in a one win, two tie, two loss standing. Wilson Opponents October l - - Shillington O l 8 e West Reading 2 l l5 f Mohnton l 3 22 --- Muhlenberg O O 29 3 Mt, Penn O O MGH i lhe members ot the Girls' Track Team are: First Row: J. Whitlock, M, Weitzel, E. Keller, B, Trostle, S, Deist, S, A, Norton. Members ot the Girls' Hockey Team are: First Row: M. Grattius, J. Kimmel, R, LeVan, M. A. Kreitz, Z, A, Esslinger, S. Norton, V. Kunkelman. Second Row: S. Finster, E. Schwarz, S. Schonour, E. Speicher, D, Folk, A. Lutz, B, Herb, A, M, Ruth, J, Creitz, M. J. Schell, manager, Miss Leinboch, coach. Third Row: J. Poore, manager, G. Goodhart, J. Kreitz, G. Sprucebank, K, Stief, B. Schwanzer, G. Sny- der, l-l. Reber, B. Kissinger. L1 ii Second Row: A. M, Ruth, S. Schonour, M, A, Kreitz, A. Rhodes, E, Schwarz, L, Nei- man, Mrs, Weber, coach. Third Row: B. Herb, A, Lutz, D. Folk, R. LeVan, F, Miller. :V 1-.....hi!.g .a..3. 4- 4 FOOTBALL First Row: W. Smith, C, Bell, W, Di- Guordi, C. Sorfert, Second Row: S, l-lill, N. Donford, E. White. Third Row: Mr. C, Weik, coach, A. Marcus, M, Morrissey, R. Evans. Sept. 29 Oct, 6 Oct. I3 Oct. 20 'Now Nov. 'Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jon Wan. Jon. Jon. Jan. Jon. Jan. Feb. Feb. f Opp. Wilson Muhlenberg Shillington West Reading I2 45 Boyertown Basketball-Mr. Brurnluach Wernersville Mohnton West Reading I8 2I Mohnton 28 2 5 Boyertown 9 Muhlenberg I2 Hamburg I6 Mt, Penn I9 Wyomissing 2 Alumni 9 Birdsboro I3 Kutztown I6 Shillington 2I West Redding 27 Muhlenberg 30 Hamburg 3 Mt. Penn 6 Wyomissing Opp. 22 43 28 23 25 53 2I 45 34 38 A6 45 33 37 3I 58 50 33 Front Row: E, White, R, Jopp, G, Fish, er, D. Laumeister. Second Row: R. Rice, K. Eyrich, A. Marcus, G. Goeltz, C. I-lossler. Third Row: W. Kistler, W, Kutz, E. McAllister, K. Goetz, T, Klump, Mr, W, Brurnbach, cooch. JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS The baby Prexies have' provided many exciting ond thrilling moments for the public, You have made your debut, The stellar roles are owoiting you as the vor- sity of the future. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders work diligently to promote school spirit among the student body and the team, They ore: Front Row: 5, Stoudt, ond S. Schonour. Back Row: B. Herb, Denise Folk, and E. Schwarz. PONY SPORTS Keep up the line spirit and sportsman- ship, You are laying the foundation for our tcarns of the future. BASKETBALL First Row: M. Koller, N, Bennett, N. Holler, J. Speece, M, Rankin, A, Rankin Second Row: J, Doremus, R, Schwerdt, D. Junghcnn, J, Torney, B, Kern, Third Row: C. Dry, N. Eyrich, S. By- lina, Mr, A, Miller, coach. BASKETBALL W. Dec. l6 West Reading l4 Dec. l9 Mt. Penn 33 Jan. 6 Shillington l9 Jan. 9 Muhlenberg 27 Jan. l6 Shillington 30 Jan. 20 Mt, Penn 20 Jan. 23 Muhlenberg 22 Feb. 3 West Reading 39 Feb, 5 Morgantown 20 CHEERLEADERS J, Foreman, E, Arosell, L, Huntzberg- er, A, Bard and M, S, Wallace cheered our pony teams with vim, vigor and vital- ity. FOOTBALL Front Row: L, Sarig, D, Morrissey, J Tomey, S. Link, A. Rankin, Mr. A. Miller, R, Schwerdt, F, Dundore, M, Keller, D. Ruth, S, Bylina. Second Row: E. Evans, R. Micheliack P,Weaver, R, Miller, K. Securda, D. Schu bel, G. Crawford, D. Gilbert, D, Sweim ler, W, Weindt, PONY FOOTBALL W. Opp. October 3 Shillington 19 7 October 9 Shillington 7 7 October l4 Boyertown l 2 32 October 27 Boyertown O 26 ODD 42 42 39 36 35 26 54 42 34 CHEER -1'5 LEADERS The Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders combine efforts to achieve victorious results in all the teams' performances, they O are clockwise: A, Speece, D, Folk, M, L Soltzman, S, Schonour, Z. A. Esslinger E. Schwarz, R, LeVan, B, Herb, E, Teren chin, and S, Stoudt. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN l The Athletic Association is the executive branch of all Wilson sports, Compiling the basketball program and distributing season tickets are some of the performances of the group, The affiliates of the A, A. admire the trophies won by our teams for their outstanding feats. Standing ,left to right the members are: Mr. P, Arner, Mr, C, Weik, Mr, A, Miller, Mr, W, Brumboch, M, L, Saltzman, Secretary, Mr, R, Leininger, Miss Leinbach, Mr, Rehrer, C, Murphy, President, M, Moyer, Vice Presi- 68 dent, and Mr, R, Shook. r--. r- We Y it X ,fs k,.- One of our outstanding ot- tractions presenting last year's May Queen with her supporting actresses: Lorraine Snyder, Eva Jean Keller, Carol Beard, queen, Barbara Ruth, Lucille Wagner, and Pauline Reichert, In ninth grade English class, we endeavored to boost the school spirit by putting on a performance during a pep meet ing and had a lat of fun at the same time. Kneeling: R, Barnes, T, Da- ganes, M, Shappell. Standing: R, Tomey, N. Dobbs, C, Murphy, E. Yoder S, Finster B , , Kreisher, and L. Foreman. ,os n- ,.,.g,, asf ann! Tw o more cups of lemonad wJ e, and pass the pop- corn, please, This picture of D, Buchanan, J, Creitz, D, Ferrill, P, Youndt, R, LeVan, P, Beaver, M, Graffius, and M, Hafner brings back memories from a Prom of sever I O YQCITS OQO. Here we are, back in tenth grade and portraying Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls in that year's May Day presentation, Ye' S War emlrwf qfheilv' F 4 ., ri!! 'E uw Sn Eli Adlai Yoder tries his hand at convincing the students to support his party's policies during Wilson's mock election, He represented the Dem- ocratic nominee for pres- ident. A display of feminine pulchritudel Barbara Herb, Faye Miller, and Elsa Soltau present their version of that dance hit of the 2O's, the Charles- ton. The Blue Jay Singers from Chicago heckle one another during one of the entertaining Antrim Bu. reau Assembly programs. Gort, our Martian vis- itor straight off a fly- ing saucer, comes to Wil- son to criticize and com- pliment us earth crea- tures and our methods, David Berst created and portrayed Gort. N , QT sg QQ L 'Q -...................,. Wllluam Ike Kula tries to nnflu- cnce the student body to support has Candidate durnng the mock electlan, A5 Wnlsan went, so went the natuon, Wntlw the lvlaxlluwur antlwrenl IH the lwackgmuntl, Fred Dandore, Dolly Vnrung Jurlx Muller, Glenn Rams, and Jeanette l'lUfl1l1CIQC'l Qlramallzetl tlwe l'IFi,l Tlwanlr.-,guvnng Yau'renntl'1e Army naw77 David Berst endeav- rfrs ta teach George Duell, Danald Eslwboch, and Galen Fzslwer the func art af hand- Xlllffxxlxlf lung fnrearms Denise Folk and James Tamey seem stumped by a quebtuan tlwrawn at them by Thomas Groucho Marx Clfwamplm. 5 JFEWLTATUR Q y- ,rn ' ig f , 5 A 5 i .flaw ,,.-W-ass.: .,X FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB Mrs, Rowell Mrs, Isabelle Row- ell serves refresh- ments between acts to Geraldine Wil let, Marian Ebling, Charlotte Garrison, and Margaret Lud- wig, members of the Future l-lame makeis of America Club. The clult held such activities as a tea for the faculty mcmlters, a flower show, and attended thc- State Farm Shawivtl'larrlsl7L1VQ. ART CLUB Miss Berger .Members of the Art Club sketch ideas tor costumes and scenery, while Robert Harnber- acr poses as their model. 72 CLUBS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB Mr. H, Miller Members of the Future Farmers of Ameri- ca Club display the fruits of their labors. The members here are: Mrt Horace Mil- ler, club advisor, Richard Barnett, James Emerich, Kenneth Fitterling, Theodore Blatt, Richard l-latt, and Donald Kreitz. Among many other activities, the club built a chicken broader for use in the voca- tional department and attended the Pennsyl- vania Farm Show at l-larrisburg, Rolf CAMERA CLUB Mr Mwxw All tffwrttl, lllfuwlllilllly Dowd Bcrst, vnu' tw L'-ltlmtt, llmrrtltl Pour, wcrctcrx, cmtl Brion Tullu-rt, tra-u-turns, tuftncm-N wt tlwv Corhcro ull I r cart tvtfm Mr Arlrm Mtfxur, Clulv Onl new httw tu ft!'lCJItt vttoctlvc prmiL1CtIfm lwt GLOBE TROTTERS CLUB Mr, Strunk Arwthcr II1lCVL'Nl :rug trovcl movie Commg up sovs Mary Hamilton, preslalent of the Globe Trotters Club Jackie Boyer, secretory, Borboro Sossomon, treosur er, omt Russ Deal elxnml, vice prest- dent, give their op- provcl. READING AND STUDY CLUB Muss Sheudy These members of the Recd- ing ond Study Club ore busy putting their club hour to its best odvontoge. ROD AND REEL CLUB Mr. Klingler The Rod and Reel Club was active this year in helping the state set up rabbit traps, besides showing much interest in archery and fishing. T, Sechrist, R, Wien, Mr, Klingler, and D, Sweie gart. LEADERS CLUB Miss Leinbach and Mr, Leininger Anna May Ruth, Gail Sprucebank, Linda l-luntzberger, and Patricia Snow display gymnastic skills while other members of the Leaders Club look on. SPORTS CLUB Mr, Shaak Among other activities, the Sports Club presented a movie this year, They also plan to buy a plaque forthe pur- pose of showing the names of out- standing linemen and backs. The club also will raise funds in order to send the football team to camp during the summer. Here are the officers: F. Adams, R, Davis, R. Coleman, C. Bing- Cll'Y1Ol'1. MASKETTE CLUB Mrs, Hoffman During a scene from the comedy Beware Termites , one ofthe presentations at The Night of One-Act Plays, Mary Sue Wallace, Mary Jane Potts, Dolly Firing and Barbara Hartman try to dissuade a prospective buyer of their house, They are all members of the Maslcette Club. MASK AND DAGGER CLUB Miss Zug John Koop, Joan Ruoss, Audrey Lutz, Patricia Beaver, James Spitler, and John Brady, mem- bers of the Mask and Dagger Club, enact o scene from the comedy Quiet Please , The play was presented for The Night of One-Act Plays. JUNIOR HISTORIAN CLUB Mr, Clauser Pauline Guresh, Marilyn Fisher, Fenton Spiece, Patricia Derr, and Dorthea Miller, mem- bers of the Junior Historian Club, interview the late Mr, Howard A. Heckman, originator of the club. The main production of the club this year was a trip to historic Williamsburg, Virginia, March l2-l5, Cake sales and selling cards helped to build the treasury for this activity. The March of Dimes was also conducted by the club. Rf ,rw r - Ntiteti Y-TEEN CLUB Miss Baum Ann Grimes, a member ot the Y-Teens Club crowns the King and Queen of Hearts at the Sweetheart Shuf- fle , a dance sponsored by the Y-Teens, The club's excellent work around the county has been well recognized, Their annual chocolate bar drive and o rummage sale were two of the main activities held this year. Keep up the good work Y-Teenersl '93 SR. Hl-Y CLUB Mr, Weila Mr, Clarence Weik, George Reed and Ronald Eyrich discuss production problems for the Se- nior l-liAY Club, Co-sponsoring the Valentinds Day dance was one of the many projects of the club. JR. Hl-Y CLUB Mr, A, Miller James Doremus, president, William Kutz, Jr., John Speece, vice president, and Donald Miller, plan possibilities for new productions as mem- bers of the Junior l-li-Y Club. Two projects of this active club were selling salt water tatty and collecting newspapers for the paper drive. I , Z A group of performew are being made up for their appearances. nn the Night of One Act Plays, iii-www W J' - Golly, what wtll Dad say? as all Frank Leach and Kenneth Eyrlch can thunk of as they ponder over nn the offlce - those trouble- zfmme Qxpresslons of thetr work, Addtng the ftnmhnng touches to the Chrtst- mas settlng, Joyce Bensmg and John Brady ore completnng the hall decorations. 715i K Pmg pong is occupying the spare time of these vocational boys, l The library staff is ever ready to lend a help- ing hand, They are: S, Bamberger, M, Deifrich, M, Arnold, E. Calhoun, l.. Foreman, S, Dundare, S, Finster, P, Beaver, P, Guzzeffi, K, Kachel, J. Creitz, M. Graffius, M, Demming, G, Auchen- bach, V, Kunkelman, and E, Terenchin. John Brady, Ronald Barnes, and John l-lafer are shown setting up the motion picture pro- iecfor preparatory to showing a film during on assembly. The Usherettes Club is always ready to help out at the var- ious school programs, Here, Olga Gebhart, Miss Verna Seitzing- er, club advisor, and Ella Mae Lyons sort programs in one of the many small but necessary iobs that club members perform, 'fl 91 P? -s 5 . STAGE if Seldom receiving Oscars their 4-star performances hind the scenes is our eflici -9w ' f 'f' new me V A T111 3111 CREW 0' deservtng jonttornol staff, 'ge Bolthoser, Tom Hodesty, Joke Trompetter. ,lah ,k The Assembly Committee is seen choosing o vo- riety of tnteresttng ossembltes to be presented be- fore the Wilson High School student bodyg Here ctre J, Spitler, L, Fore-mon, V, Kunkelmon, M, Arr nold, P, Beaver, ond Miss Cothenne Sheudy Our lunchtime vendor, Wtlltom Kulp, IS wotttng on Jackie Boyer ond Robert Keller tn the gym. Mrs. Lobo and Mrs, Reedy, ond Borhoro Miller ore husnly feeding the hungry Wtlsonites. 'K gif fwwlie COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Guest Speaker - Rev, Lars R. Bache-Wiig. Topic - More Powerful Than the Atomic Bomb . Theme - Role of Personality. Seen above, left to right: GLORIA KELLER In Vocations and Avocotions. NANCY DOBBS In the Church and Civic Groups. . fe jr JL Xi nv y Z li x, - X' PATRlClA BEAVER z On the Long Road Ahead. C vlRGlNuA KUNKELMAN In the Home. RUTH LeVAN S 1-1- ii ln the School and Education. '- u 4. 'sf GK 2 ,ia Mr. Miss Eleanora Angstadt Mr. and Mrs. John Angstadt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Angstadt Mr. and Mrs. William A. Angstodt William A. Angstadt, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Paul W, Amer Mr. and Mrs. L. Harel Auchenbach Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Auchenbach Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bamberger Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Barndt Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Beaver Roger L, Bensing s Kathryn Berger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Berger Mr. and Mrs, lra Bergman Mr. .and Mrs. Albert C. Biedler Sylvia E. Bird r. and Mrs. Paul Blatt Marsha, Ruth, Sylvia, and Blups Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Borry Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bordner Mr. Carlen R. Bordner Mrs. Sophie Bork Jack Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Brossmon Leonard S. Buxton Jack Dunkelberger's Calso ' Mr. Mis OUR ANGELS Mr. Arthur W. Hart Mrs. Arthur W. Hart Adam Hassler Mrs. David Hassler Mr. Arthur W. Hatt Mrs, Arthur W. Hott Mr. and Mrs. Charles L, Hott Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hott Jock Heath and his Orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heffner Mr. and Mrs, William Hettner Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Herbein Milton Hernison Mr. and Mrs, C, Stuart Hertz Mr, and Mrs. Jacob F. Hertzog Mr, Edward D. Hess . and Mrs, E. Prescott Hills and Mrs Howard Ream and Mrs Stanley W Reed mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ream r. . Mr . . 5 S Mis Susann Reed Mis Edith Y. Reedy Mr. and Mrs. Clayton D. Rehrer Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Reiff Mr, Bert Reifsnyder Mrs. Bert Reitsnyder Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reinhold Miss Claire Renninger Mrs. Laura T. Rettgers Holly Rhoads Miss Marlene Rhoads Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Rhoads Miss Helen E. Rhodes and Mrs. Ha den D. Rits Mr Mr Mr Mr Hu Mr . and Mrs. J, Arthur Hoffman . and Mrs. John Holzapfel . and Mrs. Lester J. Hornberger ber's Atlantic Service . and Mrs. Pietro Iaccarino Mrs. Emma Iffert Mr . and Mrs. Richard W. Johnson mr, and Mrs, Walter Johnson, Sr. r . and Mrs. Elton Kachel Mr. W. M. Kalbach Mrs. W. M. Kalbach Mr. and Mrs, Miss Frances Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr Mr Carlo Carnevale Carnevale Paul Chomplin J. K. Chapman Samuel L. Clauser . and Mrs. Kenneth Cleaver . Leonard Conlon Mrs. Leonard Conlon Mrs. Doyle Corwin Mr. and Mrs. K. Richard Creitz . and Mrs Herbert Davis Mr , Mr. and Mrs. John L. Davis Mr . and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Mr. . Donald Dietrich Edmund DeBeck Harry E. Deibert Floyd D. DeLong Howard Delp George Demming James Derr Mr. and Mrs, Walter Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lando Dreibelbis Mrs. Annie S. Dundore Joann Dundore Mr. John M. Dundore Mrs. John M. Dundore Mr. and Mrs. John Deykty Mr. and Mrs. Jacob bling Henry J. Eckenroth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl B, Emerick Miss Barbara Entzminger Miss Kate Entzminger Mr, Justus Esslinger Mrs. Justus Esslinger Miss Vivian Esslinger Fannie's Beauty Shop Mrs, Amanda elker Philip Ferraro, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Ferrill F. H. A. Girls Mr. Werner Finster Mrs. Werner Finster Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Lester Focht Mr. and Mrs. James Foltz Mr. Marvin P, Foreman Mrs. Marvin P, Foreman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fossler James B, Fox Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs John I, Frankhouser Lawrence Freed Mr. and Mrs.' John Freeman A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Froese W. Kyle Garrison Edward Gerth John Gilbert Mrs. Emma Goetz Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Good Mr. H. Homer Graffius Mrs. H. Homer Graftius Mr. George Griesemer Ronald L. Griffith Mr. Paul C. Grim Mrs. Paul C. Mr. and Mrs. Grim Melvin M. Grimes Miss Shirley Louise Guiles Mr, and Mrs. Paul Guldin Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Paul Ha Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Florence Mr. and Mrs. The West Lawn F Charles Guldin George Guzzetti John L. Hafer gue William Halbeisen Warren Hamilton Hansen William A, Horner United Democratic Club ire Ca. No. l Mr. Charles H. Keller Mrs. Charles H, Keller Mr. and Mrs, R. O. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Kimmel Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kline Mr. and Mrs. Clair C. Klingler Mr. Paul Knepper Miss Stella Kompa A. J. Koop Mrs. Stanley Kreider Mr. and Mrs, Clifford A. Kreisher . and Mrs. Raymond Kreltz . and Mrs. Earl K. Krick . and Mrs. Walter Kunkelman . and Mrs. William C. Kutz C, Norman Lamm The Laumeisters Susan A. Leinbach Mrs. Anna M. Leininger E. Dallas Leininger Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. LeVan Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lindamon Mrs. Joseph T. Lomas Miss Dorothy L. Long Mr. Edwin K, Long Mrs. Edwin K. Long Mr, and Mrs. B. S. Longenecker Donald Longenecker Miss Dorothy R. Ludwig Mr, and Mrs, Howard Ludwig W. C. Luz Moc's Auto Store Lynn R. Martin Mrs. Rachel I. Matz Frances Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Miller Mrs. Esther K. Miller Grandmother Miller Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Miller Mr. Werner O. Miller Mrs. Werner O. Miller Miller's Shoe Store Mrs. B. Campbell Moore Mr. McCormick G. Moore, Jr. Mrs. McCormick G, Moore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Moyer Mr. Raymond Moyer Mrs. Raymond Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Percy L. Murphy Miss Rita Nell Murphy Mr. Thomas L. Murphy The MY SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Naulty Mr Mr Mr Mr James J. Neiman Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Neiswender Mr. and Mrs. Abram Neufeld Mr. and Mrs. George Noga Mr. A. J. Norton Mrs. A. J, Norton Mr, and Mrs. Richard Ritter Mr. and Mrs, F. Norman Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rothenberger Ricky Lee and Donna Lee Rubright Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruoss St. Clair Flowers Salon's Variety Store Mr. Arthur Saltzman Sam Heckmon's Rugs Pauline Sapno Mr. and Mrs. George Sassaman Miss Patricia Schearer Mr. and Mrs. John C. Schell . and Mrs. Mervin Schroll . and Mrs. Norman Schlapraich . and Mrs. Donald Schlege . Albert Schwarz Mr. Frederick Seidel Grace E. Seidel Marilyn S. Seiders Mr. Burl L. Segple Miss Verna I, eitzinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert . Shook Mr. Edwin Shappell Mrs. Edwin Shappell Michael R. Shappell Mr, and Mrs. David Sharman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Sheeler Miss Catharine M. Sheidy Mr. and Mrs. Adam Showalter Mr. Luther Simmons Mrs. Luther Simmons Sinking Spring Diner Mrs. R. P. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert F, Snyder Mr Mr Mr Mr Claire M. Sonon Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spadafora and Mrs. Carl Speece and Mrs. Edwin Speicher James K. Spitler Theodore A. Spitler Theodore K. Spitler, Jr. Laura Stett Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Oliver'S,tefty and Mrs. George Stertzel and Mrs. Gear e B. Stief and Mrs. Pau? E, Strunk and Mrs. Arthur Terenchin Terence N. Terenchin Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace O. Tomey Peter Tornielli Mr. and Mrs. Trayer Mr. and Mrs. Milton Troutman Vans Bakery Mr. and Mrs. George Volkwein Mr, and Mrs. George B. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. L. Frank Wagner Mrs. Helen Ochs Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ohlinger William A. Ohlinger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Frank E. Mrs, Frank E Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Thomas Mr, and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mis William A. Ohlinger, Sr. Calvin G. Oliver Anne Oliver Milo M. Phillips Poore, Jr. Poore, Jr. Charles Poulton Thomas Promos Protheroe Harold Pyle Chester A. Quinter s Melba Rauenzahn Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wagner Miss Mary Wallace Mr. Ross Wallace, Jr. Mrs. Ross Wallace, Jr. Lee Webber Mr, Paul M. Webber Mrs. Paul M. Webber Mr. ond Mrs. John Weber Richard P. Weiler Mr. and Mrs. Hans Weiser Weitzel-Hinsey Elton E. Weitzel Mrs, Mary Weitzel Mr. and Mrs. Reuben-Weitzel Weitzel's Atlantic Service Mrs. Elsie Wenzel Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werner West Lawn Quoiting Association Mr. and Mrs. Edward White Barbara Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Wolf Mrs. Sallie Wolfskill Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. Woodhouse Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Wunsch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs, Webster S. Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Luke Youndt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zellers Eugene Herst Zimmerman Miss Virginia Zug QQMPLIMENTS or A F R I E N D THE FINEST If -fX1 P1 , MLEISTQF' I INATIONALI If DAIRY f ' If ll COUNCIL VITAMIN D A 17 FINE DAIRY DIAL PRODUCTS 8081 WHY NOT STOP?? TINY TIM DINETTE CHA5, E, WIN AND FOR A DEUUWUS SNACK PAPER HANGING PAINTING 0 A. M. Daily - Midnite Noon Sunday -Midnite 543 PENN AVENUE THOSE FAMOUS TINY TIM GIuI.L:o HOT DOGS 2 8 . nd VITAMIN o MILK SHAKES TASTY IIAMIIuIzG:ns '74 2 Wes' Re'd '9' P' wo blocks beyond Sh ll gt -L ter Pike-Rout 222 KEYSTONE MEAT MARKET QUALIIY rooms READING PENNSYLVANIA Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS HECK BROS. FLORIST 1033 Wayne Avenue Wyomissing, Pa. Well Known Orchestras Every Saturday Nite Lunches - Dinners - Suppers DINE AND DANCE State Hill Beer Garden Telephone 6-2011 - Banquets - Parties EARL F. GROSS, Prop. Six Mi. W. of Reading Sinking Spring, Pa. THE Wernersville National Bank 81 Trust Co. Wernersville, Pa. INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED You - Your Home - Your Business - Your Car H. GLENN BAKER AGENT FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. Lancaster Pike Phone 5-4416 PAINTER'S PHARMACY REX ALL S. W. Painter's Ph. G. Phone 3-8483 516 Penn Ave, West Reading, Pa L. L. MATTERN qaigizlahe Sales and Servwe 2113 Penn Ave. West Lawn, Pa. Phone 8029 ALWAYS ASK FOR VICTOR BRAND STURGIS PRETZELS Dial 8-8832 Compliments of WEST LAWN CLEANERS 84 Fuel Oil Coal - Reading Anthracite Compliments of .,.i,, .,,..Tll1flQ'1'E.Z.f.,i. Feeds KRICICS DRUG STORE wssr LAWN, PA. F. M. Brownls Sons, Inc. NUEBLINGS WEAWNG WONDER WEAVE and PHANTOMEND THE SPORTSMAN'S STORE MacGregor - Goldsmith Baseball Supplies 1 The Tallor 'I06 West Lancaster Ave. UNIFORMS FOR TEAMS Shillington, Pa. Cor. 9th 8- Penn Streets Dial 4-3048 R. E, GRIFFITH, Representative USED CARS Bought - Sold - Traded - Financed CARL A. REBER ' Friendly Service Lancaster Pike - Opposite Shillmgton Market SEYLER'S Phone 4-7951 LINCOLN PARK, PA. Selling Cars in Berks County Since 1921, l asc. us rn. ora LIFE FIRE Kreitz's Service Station RALPH M. LEIBY Agent Washing, Greasing 42 Repairing FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. 926 PENN AVE. rfamown Phone 8-7213 WYOMWNG' 'A' mme 4-a9oo '...'J NLX EAUTQDIMICIDTHWE SEERYWIICIE0 IUNC3. INDEPENDENT MAEKETERS CALSO GASOLINE AND FUEL OIL 1626 Penn Ave. Wyomissing Hills, Pa. Dial 4-2204 Gm! R. Bieam '7 CH ARTERED BUS SERVICE KUTZTOWN, PA. Phone 5121 Office 8268 ALL KINDS OF ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Phones: 'znesidence 8482 GAS APPLIANCES and NOTARY PUBLIC World Wide Travel and Non-Travel Accident Insuranci Policies Issued While You Wait LAWRENCE C. FREED Plumbing and Heating Contractor Your Community Insurance Agent Since 1921, WALTER L. POTTEIGER 2213 Spring Street West Lawn, Pa 2215 Spring Street West Lawn, Pa. Phone 8625 86 ASK FOR . . . KING'S Home Made Potato Chips P. O. Reinholds R. D. No. 1 Phone: Reading 4-4354 CARL PEIFFER Grocer AUTHORIZED DEALER IN GULF PRODUCTS Phone 8-8166 Cleveland and West Lawn Ave. BUILD YOUR WARDROBE WITH BETTER CLOTHES CROLL 8: KECK 622 PENN STREET READING, PA. Phone 3-6595 HAROLD M. TEXTER Men's Wear 544 Penn Ave. West Reading, Pa. Compliments of SINKING SPRING BANK SINKING SPRING, PA. warren davis FLORIST Dial 8-7401 366 Penn Ave, Wernersville, Pa. A message said with flowers is well said CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Potted Plants, Annuals, Pottery, and Garden Accessories Your Funeral Director Francis F. Seidel II Funeral Home SINKING SPRING, PA. Call 8-8427 439 Penn Ave. Graffius Burial Vaults slNKlNG smus, PA. Stoudt's Restaurant Kountry Kitchen Kookingu JOHN R. KURTZ coz rem' Ave. THE SINKING SPRING Sinking Spring, Po. DRUGGIST' Fountain Service Phone 8-9505 ATLANTIC Lamm 81 Witman Funeral Home GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES AUTO REPAIRS WERNERSVILLE, PA. 2700 Penn Ave. West Lawn, Pa. Square Deal Fruit Store 34 N. SIXTH STREET FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Phone 3-9940 WE DELIVER ROLLMAN'S CAMERA SHOP 'I'I0 W. Lancaster Ave. Shillington, Pa, 21,-Hour Service on Photo Finishing REVERE MOVIE CAMERAS Kz PROJ ECTORS Phone 3-6132 Hatt's Esso Servieenter Lubrication 42 Washing our Specialty We Pick Up and Deliver Phone 8-9514 501 Penn Ave., Sinking Spring, Pa. Reifsnyder's Confectionery Candy, Ice Cream, Soft Drinks M agazines, Sunday Papers Phone 8-9409 2400 Noble St. West Lawn, Pa. Compliments of Lefty Reeser's Sporting Goods EVERYTHING IN THE ATHLETIC, HUNTING AND FISHING LINE 'I W. Broad St. Shillington, Pa. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8:30 Phone If-7667 REACH FOR . . MAIEIPS SUNBEAM anno AT rrs BEST Phone 3-3137 IRA G. MOHLER All Kinds of Insurance I Leland Ave. Lincoln Park, Pa. Compliments of West Lawn Knitting Mills, Inc WEST LAWN MOTOR CO. J im Doremus leSOTO PLYMOUTH Guaranteed Used Cars SALES AND SERVICE 8-8561 N. B. LEHR HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES PAINTS - GLASS 2525 Penn Ave., West Lawn, Pa. tial: 8-7350 Res. BRODEL ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, INC. 3020 Penn Ave., West Lawn, Pa. CHARD W. BRODEL 8-8524 Broth Television Company Your PHILCO Dealer 602 Penn Ave. West Reading, Pa. Phone 3-6653 89 LCDRING STUDICDS Finer Photography 20 NORTH FIFTH STREET READING, PA Phone 4-3021 FOR THE SMARTEST TEEN-AGE CLOTHES IN TOWN-SHOP PCDMERCDYS 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 for the latest popular 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 WH UM, 1240 on your dial. Compliments of MAY'S SANDWICH SHOP TASTY HAM, STEAK cf ITALIAN SANDWICHES Tulum: ICE CREAM GROCERIES - DELICATESSEN - NOVELTIES - NOTIONS Cor. Spring St. 8. lntervilla Ave., West Lawn, Pa. - Phone 8-9576 THE PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY or Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Carp. W E L L E R ' SELF SERVICE KEYSTONE STORE Corner Reading Avenue and West Wyomissing Boulevard ALL KINDS OF FRESH SMOKED MEATS FULL LINE OF GROCERIES AND PRODUCE PHONE 8-9781 WE DELIVER ADAM'S GARAGE STATE H I LL Phone 5-3474 WELLEIPS LUNCHEONETTE STEAK AND ITALIAN SANDWICHES SPECIAL PLATTERS DAILY WE SERVE BREYER'S ICE CREAM Phone 8-9583 31 W, Wyomissing Blvd. GOOD'S POTATO CHIPS RALPH GOOD ADAMSTOWN, PA. S H A R M A N ' S Th Finest in Mus1b 654 Penn Ave. - Sinking Spring, Po. DIAL 8-8336 92 JUSEPIPS Van Liew's Baby Laundry DIAPER SERVICE 2120 Penn Ave. West Lawn, Pa Phone 8-9902 TOM CILIBERTI Hudson Sales and Service THE PEER OF THEM ALL 5 East Penn Ave. Telephone 8-7416 SINKING SPRING, PA. T'Ne'39hb'7 hf00d Hudson Dealer Selling Manufactured by M. Pantelis The Fabulous Hornet and Wasp 551-53-55 N. 10th Street Reading, Pa. LONGENECKEIPS WHEN 'N TOWN MEET AT THE CRYSTAL - CLOTHES - Readingis Favorite Meeting Place sifwe 1911 'TOR THE MAN WHO WORKS' CRYSTAL RESTAURANT !27 Penn sf' 1019 N. 9th sf. 537-547 Penn St., Reading, Pa. Compliments of Hofmann Industries, Inc. Philco Headquarters I RADIO 0 TELEVISION O RANGES 0 FREEZERS Berks Countgfs Largest and Oldest Philco Dealer BLIMLINES 93 BERKS ENGINEERING CO. O Electrical and M echunical Engineers Q PENN SQUARE READING, PA- 4'932' 6th 8- Chestnut Streets, Reading, Pa. Traditionally Fine Quality since 1877 e: Re di 9 3'5 194 Compliments of TOM STURGIS PRETZELS I DICK'S TAXI SERVICE LOOK FOR THE RED CAN Phone 8-8331 BASTIAN BROTHERS CO ROCHESTER, N. Y. Designers 42 Producers of MR- PAUL WAGNER High School Jewelry, P. O. BOX 268 Engraved Commencement Announcement TAMAQUA, PA. and Personal Cards STICHTER HARDWARE srsfjfbi COMPANY, INC. o z' f f Omplmenso Heffner 81 Monyer, Inc. REBER'S POTATO CHIPS 7 E. Penn Ave. 22' C 5 WERNERSVILLE, PA. Phone 59135 Philco Products 8-9019 R. W. BROWN 920 Doughssst' Reading' Pa' George W. Bollman 81 CO., Inc. Wholesale Confectioners COCA COLA, TOBACCO and NOVELTIES ADAMSTOWN, PA. SCHRAFT CANDIES Phone 6-7625 DON'T SHORT CIRCUIT YOUR FUTURE SHILLINGTON DINER f , O .. . ,, 1 ' When m the Mood for Better Food CE ECTRICAL SERV' ALWAYS OPEN J A 2400 Highland St. West Lawn, Pa. 95 Reading Wholesale Confectionery Co. GET YOUR SUNSHINE VITAMIN D .robbers of Finest OONFECTIONERY IN A. B.Weisner, Prop. 418 N. Ninth Street I B 0 N D B R E A D Phone 2-6563 IDBI! 8: SEMBQIWEB, INC. READING, PA. Manufacturers of Packaged Automatic Boilers LOCAL INSTALLATIONS : WILSON HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX WEST LAWN CLEANERS LINCOLN PARK GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING CACOOSING DAIRY WEST LAWN FIRE COMPANY JOHN J. KOCH A . .:f,O':ef155ff5fff5j9'ff DALECRAFT Souvenirs - Gift Ware IRON - BRASS - ALUMINUM HANDPAINTED THE .ALL-FAMILY DRINK D LE IT I Couffesy of E? 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