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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1962 volume:

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It is time for us to light the fires of resourcefulness and ingenuity. just as the Olympic Games develop the whole man, it has been the prime ob- jective of Wilson High School to build the men and women of tomorrow from the youth of today. As we prcpare to enter the threshhold of life, we are equipped with an education, not only of thc history and fundamentals of our civilization, but of an understanding of our fellow man. DE DICATION For his willingness to give of himself to the educational and social growth of our class, We will always remember one of our most helpful advisors, not only during our junior year, but also in our senior year. His unselfish service as sponsor to the WILSONIAN and attitude toward the Senior Class has added to the respect We allhave for him. Therefore, we, the Class of 1962, proudly dedicate our WIL SONIAN to Mr. Forrest D. Fleishood- - teacher, advisor, and friend. 1 1114 QL Lf 9 , ' mfiaizfsm 6222515252 5 3,955 wg, ggwgfsw,-m,,,S ,Mem W ' W widaiqgif? 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Active he participated a willing spon- deep regret the ing Hospital on November 22, 1961. Mr. son of Supervising Principal William C. Kut After graduating from Albright College turned to Wilson High School to teach social in many community and church activities, in Wilson's social functions as well and was sor for many school clubs and activities. His friendship and understanding will always remain in the minds and hearts of those who knew him. William Cullen Bryant, in THANATOPSIS, tells us about living a life as follows: As the long train Of ages glides away, the Sons of men-- The youth in 1ife's fresh spring, and he who goes In the full strength of years, matron and maid, The speechless babe, and the grayheaded man-- Shall one by one be gathered to thy side, By those, who in their turn shall follow them. 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The Wilson joint School Board is composed of three member school districts--Lower Heidelberg Township, Sinking Spring Borough and Spring Township. The three districts, which meet together once a month, were formed as a jointure on july l, 1954. ln ad- dition to the joint meetings, school board mem- bers attend their individual board meeting. JOINT BOARD PLOT9 CONTESTS Members of the three boards include: Lower Heidelbergr- Richard G. Bollman, james R. Moyer, john S. Riegel, Thomas F. Greene, ,lohn Stowell. Spring Township: George R. Wissler, Samuel A. Glassmoyer, Arthur Smith, Henry Al. Ocken- roth, MillardS. Reiff, Donald B. Miller, Robert L. Lindsay. Sinking Spring: Samuel E. Ty- son, ArthurM. Stover, Elmer L. Erb, Mahlon Miller, Fredrich R. Keene. The Joint School Board meets to discuss the financial aspects of the Olympics. - .,f ' -mm J, l M..-t W N... gm, X ' . 'F' E M ! 2 1 4 5 A lm '2 Uwmzo 243262, DIRECTOR OF ALL WlLSON'9 OLYMPICS Members of Class of 1962: This morning about 7:00 A .M., the greatest single airplane tragedy of all time occurred near New York City with ninety-five persons reportedly losing their lives this March 1, 1962. By noon, Broadway, New York City, the world's most famous parade ground, was to be the scene of a joyous welcome to honor John Glenn, the astronaut who achieved great acclaim for his first successful orbital flight three times around the earth. Seldom do we find, historically, such extreme divergence in a day's news. Our family had a tragic occurrence, in its group life, last November 22, just before Thanksgiving. Your class, most kindly, is assigning an ln Memoriam page for our devoted son for which we most humbly thank all of you. The Greeks who, more than a thousand years ago, gave us the Olympic games and contests, testing a sound mind in a strong body challenge us this day as a basic requirement for good generalscholastic achievement. The marathon endurance contests have not always represented the best in our social life but the more fantastic. Ap- plied to our philosophic school life, a well -rounded, basic education in fundamentals, at the high school level, desirabletoday, as it always has been, is to enter the professions of your individual choice according to your best ability. Wilson High School provides for every group level of mental ability: for those who can and wish to excel: for those who are average, to do the best they can: for those who are slow to learn: sympathy and determination for the non-educable but trainable. The shrinking tax dollar is wisely invested in a teaching staff alert to what's new in education, a modern utilitarian school plant with a flexible school curriculum. Just as the pentathlon of old represented the winner of several physically demonstrative, enduring contests, so we call upon you to continue your education. Be industrious, play the game of life fairly and squarely, love thy neighbor as thyself, enjoy and appreciate the good things of life. Sincerely, William C. Kutz Chief School Administrator PRINCIPAL. MR. REHRER, TURNS OUT VICTORS Dear Graduates, The hope of every athlete who enters as a contestant in the Olympics is to equal or excel an established rec- ord. Every task undertaken by us in our daily lives presents a similar challenge to each of us who has the ambi- tion to succeed. To be satisfied with the record of achievements of the past represents contentment which may welllead to stalemate or even disaster. Constant search and research toimprove the physical and cultural aspects of our nation are not only desirable but mandatory if we, as a free society, expect to survive among the nations of the world. lt is difficult for most of us to understand the value of the effort put forth to conquer outer space. However, it appears that the nations' leaders use this venture, regardless of cost or sacrifice, as a means toimpress each other with their superiority.ln this race to prove themselves superior, the goal of the enemies of the free world will be the acceptance of their philosophy of life and form of government. Your knowledge of forms of governments, as learned in high school, should make each of you determined that the ultimate goal of our rivals for supremacy shall never be realized. Since colonial days our freedom has been threatened many times. Whenever this has happened, we have re- affirmed our stand to preserve it regardless of sacrifice or cost. Had we been content to continue to employ the use of weapons and methods of colonial warfare, defeat would have been a certainty. As graduates, you will have the opportunity and responsibility not only to maintain, but also to improve the lot of mankind. Regardless of what you do -- enter college or other institutions of learning or training, take a job, or enter the armed services of our nation -- we urge you to be as determined to give of your best as are the athletes who enter the Olympics. This undoubtedly will help assure you a happy and successful life. The faculty joins me in wishing you a happy and successful future. Very sincerely yours, Clayton D. Rehrer, Principal 12 DISCIPLINE BUILD9 CHARACTER To the Class of 1962: To win a prize in the Olympics was one of the greatesthonors that could befall a Greek. To stand on the threshold of the Atomic and Space Age is not only an honor but a chal- lenge to each member of this class. These are not ordinary times. Mankind is passing through one of the most critical ages ofall history. Human society is being shaken to its foundationsg the social and political struc - ture of the world is being transformedg new doctrines and philosophies profoundly hostile to theidea of individual liberty are sweeping over the earthg and the tide of despotism is rising among nations. To meet these threats, we need young men and women who are men - tally and physically alert, who have the inspi- ration and unity of purpose so necessary to achieve a society of free and equal men throughout the world. The way in which you, the graduates, meet the challenge of the Atomic and Space Age will have much to do with how the nation's problems are solved in the years ahead. Congratulations and best wishes! May God bless you in your future work. Dr. Aaron R. Miller TRAINERS BUILD QTAMINA My sincere congratulations to the members of the 1962 graduating class for having achieved your Olympic goals. I am sure your constant dedication to the goals you have set for yourselves since the beginning of your junior high schoolyears will continue to help you tohurdle the obstaclesin life's pathways, enable you to leap across the abyss of inde- cision thatwill surely face you, and give you the added strength to vault over the pinnacle of high aspirations tt the plateau of success for your final sprint to Olympia. May your efforts during your stay at Wilson not have been in vain. Sincerely, Arlan R, Moyer, Assistant Principal ln charge oflunior High School f 5 A S , 5352 1 'N 'II I sw it fm I I Ing ring Miss Catherine Sheidy checks the cataglogue for Singing Strings. THE RECORDS OF PAST CONOLIEQT9 ARE KEPT ON FILE IN THE LIBRARY. Miss Carol Werner points out a book for an industrious student. v I i t sr Girls review the lastest fashion maga zines J finsir fu Mr. Paul Huffert,guidance counselor, interprets test I hope your problem is so1ved, states Mrs grades. Roenna Koste, GUIDANCE PROVIDES PERSPECTIVE I think Ican help you, exclaims Mrs, Helen Riffle. Now, what is your question young man? asks Mr, I Carl Derr, THE STUDY OF ENGLISH PRODUCE9 MTS- IUQS GWYU eXP1'eS5e5hef views OH thoughts and Mr. Forrest Fleishood reviews a page with his jour- SXPVSSSIOUSA naiism class. 'f' 5 .:' . M Q. Q' E S S, 2 0 gs Q Scsi? is K W amfqfgxf fr 3 f :f 'fn e 51 vii fill? if 5 is was 3:,.,f,, ii ,SF 1 --392, . V :X N , in 'f ' : ' PT ' if 1, sifffft, ,.1,, the p f kfwfi-, f5.,x.' 4, ..,1. , ri X I' Mr. Alan Clay proudly Stands in from of his A It's book report time again, informs Mr. Randall themes. Rgy' It seems something very unusual has just happened in Miss Nancy Hei1man's English class. no - ff. fi '-5 l Q - Y ,, X i ' AQTUTE PLAYERS IN THE GAME OF LIFE Will someone please get my sled Out ofthe CIOS' Mrs. Mildred Watson pauses between English classes. et? asks Mrs. Carolyn Shaplin. Miss Sandra Lutz explains the fine points of short Miss Carol Wertz reads TREASURE ISLAND to at- stories. tentive students. Miss Virginia Zug and her l2C1 English class pause in the midst of their clauses, phrases, comma splices, and dangling participles. 477 Mr. Lloyd checks Grandma's Soap Company Stocks in the New York Times. Mr. George Griesemer ques- tions, Do you think you can do any better, sonny'? How do you get on this thing? asks Mr. Grant Mahon. 18 Mr. Clair Klingler just finished memorizing the Declaration of Independence. HISTORIANQ RETE LL Look, Mom, no cavities! ex- claims Mr. Gerald Bricker. Number 2785, alias Mr. John Wise. OLYM PIAN TALES My plan is to take North Dakota and then . . . , says Mr. James Killian. 'E ,FM Mr. Edwin Hoover: Mm, the world's round af- ter al1. Mr. Aris Kouvaros: Why don 't they let me teach senior high? How do you get to the Mr. John Waring: You say you're an gym? asks Mr.Kar1 Wes- evaluator? olowski. any MATHEMATICS DEVELOP THE MIND uf' s Mr. Robert Shaak: Once upon a 7TR2. Mr.Ra1ph Friend: All right, who took the answer book? No,I can't give you the answers to the test. says Miss Dorothea Lamm. Smile, Mrs. Joan Wolf, you're on Candid Camera. 0 ms ful Mr Gerald Kane explarns to an erghth grade student how to find lnterest and prrncrpal Allrtght class get readyfora test says Mrs Carol Where did he get th1s problem'7 thtnks Mar Gardeckr tha Garris. If you don t open your book my dear I 11 make you wash my blackboards threatens Mr Anthony Matz XXX Mr. Paul Arner: I'll see your compass and raise you a stylus. Mr. William Moyer exciaims, Boy, everything comes in large economy sizes! SCIENCE OF THE BODY IS VITAL FOR OLYMPIAN SKILLS Mrs. Anna Long: You say you want a glass of water? 22 Mr. Wayne Zarfos demonstrates how to use a mechani- Mrs. Sara Stump asks herclass, cal pencil sharpener. Chocolate or vanilla milk- shake? Mr. William Orr demonstrates to his 10th grade biology class how to make do-it -yourself repairs. if J 'i Mr, Harlan Conrad , , , And they 311 lived happily Mr. Russell Plasha states, There's something about ever after. that hydrogen sulfide. 3 1 l if 1 l in ,E me ' Speling is the man facter in gud reading, states Mrs. E. Miller. Mrs. B. Hoffman portrays common expression of all teachers: Thank God it's Friday! A short break in a heavy schedule for three seniors. Junior high students discuss a famous novel. ami-wrw.,:.r , ,msg-masses a 4,4 No, l don't like tortillas, replies Spanish teacher Mrs. Jean Rollman. Je ne comprend pas, dir M, Jean a Mlle. Virginia Zug. in Ya, Ich spreche Deutsch, sagtl-lerr Heinrich Christrnan. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Barbara Fastnacht checks to see that no one's cheating on her open -book test. '--a-.,,,,,Mmw 5' ,, M Q. ,f2aJi3ggw5i,'Qi2- i W., My wsaw -5' iii L43 ' in ' 5 . 4, ..,A.,, we . A tui ' 4 is? , , . tffLis fgi'3?fs,g ,. . . , WQK- v W 5M.9Q,'gf,ff f5i.:,lLQ.J5Q . A kt , 55 --f-11, . , L ' , What do you mean, the tea towel is caught in the garbage disposal? glowers Miss Adele Bast. smiles Miss Ellen Schenck. No, 1 donwwismosampie your new recipe, PHYSICAL STAMINA You mean you 've actually sewn the armhole shut! exclaims Miss Betty Rentschler. Z ii -S. if J X5 L 1 Q WL ivan J ,S 39 . . 2 S. -Q-ny Q K ll i 6 1- And now to feed the chickens. 2-...4 2.- ' 1.-rfvfzmi 2:4 O AESTHETIC VALUES COUNT ALSO V vf 'Po mil ag!!! wha? 130119 counh- :an The for- nu, bllixlviljall t 'SUM :gn 'Nha for X ' I ' ilu r L ' T4 Ir r W How did my algebra book get in here? Now for S10 a lesson I can teach YOU to draw - rlrx. ' Tr? 4-.. H' Senior high chorus hids on new piano at auction in choral room. I don't care what Mr. Weber says, four Hats is too much for me! Yes, I guess it was upside down, apologizes Mr Sing along with Rich . . . Miller. David Weber, If i b-'fiiz Lv..,,, , Q 0 X E V, fm L7 1 o 1 K dff, This is a car, explains Mr. William Guistwite ENTRIES ACQUIRE NECESSARY PRACTICAL SKILLS I'll show these kids how to drive snickers Mr. Donald Schwenk Mr. Horace Miller explains the power saw to some of his shop students. PV X ,QE ALIIEY a we-4 W2 A5 i get . 33' is This is better than an apple for the teacher. GROWTH IN ALL FORMS Miss Margaret Heck checks special education material between classes SPECIAL EDUCATION PROVIDES UNIQUE EXPERIENCES Three FFA members and two arms repair a farm implement. Rin rbi? f 42 S a as X' ll -, ' ,Aix Elks vs' Hey, what's wrong with this ball? asks Miss Lelnbach. Mr. Donald Troutm an. PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR OLYMPIANS Mrs. Anna Chase Miss Forepaugh shows off her form. Q I WK Mr. Leininger acts as referee. 11. Mr Norman Hopp vu --N s xg xxx V ' fix. Eleventh grade boys' health class. Dr. Alfred Johnson pauses during a rush of excuse-blank ,wifi N .M-4: Q F521 patients. PHYSICAL FITNESS: KEY TO CHAMPIONS You say you have a headache, questions The Health Suite MPS- Laura R6IIgS1'S. School HUFSC- Dr. Diebert, school dentist, prepares for his next victim. x 9 I . . gh- I k v yin g Mrs. Anna Chase presides. V. ff E l 3 Q if , f .,. 2 at 1 rr Im ix I ,. P' i 5 M p r 5 0 ,, . . I I 1 . I I ' ' I C ltr- ,,- ...... QT 'S BUSINESS MATTERS REQUIRE ASTLITE MIN DS Mrs. Ruth Hannigan repeats the closing for Joan Boyer. Your next assignment will be section H of page 5'7, informs Mr. Paul Strunk. rr v 3. f , ea iylxtkhw N X 55: Es' ' it Aren't you proud of this test mark Judy? asks Mr Ralph Naulty. Now, you hit this key with the fourth finger left hand, explains Mr. Galen K Goocmooooo Linn 3008000009 0 I AEM-in A LKA1 , . A , , .I can WX X ' im ', . . I , l , . Q . . 4 g , M N , gg ., ' I :.: ' ' ray' . E Q , new F M M -fi N' H' ' . . an - I I E W A . W Mrs. M. Emes, secretary. Mr. R. Reinhart, business Mrs. M. Staggs. administrator. OFFICE PERSONNEL Gary Johnson hands an absentee slip to Mrs. Emes. Mrs. T. Kubacki, switchboard operator. Mrs. V. Shirk Mrs. D. Reiff Mrs. M. Endy 90 VITAMINS FOR VITALITY gwggww - Z' One potato, two potato, three potato, four! 1 E 4 , 'S f ...W I see you need a lunch ticket. Miss E. Beck dictates menu to Mrs. G. Reber. Mrs. F. Boyer and Mrs. M. Clark prepare for mashed potatoes. 5 . Cooks prepare for the noon rush. PREPARATION FOR THE EVE NTS This grass is getting to be like a jungle, declares Mr. B. Batzel. S 1 I Mrs. Finerfrock and Mrs. Berger are kept busy cleaning up after students. One of the students has a snake in his locker Check your oil too, sir? questions Mr. Mathewson. states Mr. Troutman. CHAMPIONS 1 WU:-it ,M The Iwo Jima Memorial, a salute to the Marines who fought in the Pacific. OUR ENJOYABLE SENIOR CLASS TRIP TO WASHINGTON. D. C. The end of an exciting day for Helen Moll. gr E I I H A View of the Capitol from the Washington Monument. A stern sentry stands at The changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at attention, Arlington, Virginia. 5'-'... x 1 ll ll nu it sn -. -Tigfsii -XPEFT' A .- 'v JIALQQTAQSHQQEE THE VARIED QIGHTS OF OUR CAPITOL v . f Romaine poses prettily. The Jefferson Memorial guards the Potomac Basin. A short rest on a long trip. Oh George, put on your shoes snarls Kate Bensing. ,-. an t Q QA.-e ' 'N-s.- ...,,-s... yi' . .-.f ,J.,.f The heart of our government in Washington D.C. 41 Rosemary A. Angelisanti Deborah A. Baer Robert D. Batzel Cheryl E. Beidler HENRY J. BLANFORD April 2 1042 Columbia Avenue, Sinking Spring Buddy . . . 9th grade science class . . . quiet . . . hardly on time . . . hunting . . . slow mannered. Business Education -- Sports Club 13 Study Club 25 Chess Club 35 Gym Club 45 Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,2g Track 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 3,4. BONNIE ALICE BOWERS April 12 2021 Spring Street, West Lawn Bonnie . . . fabulous times at Albright College . . . favorite song, The Wonder ofYou . . . favorite say- ing, gees -o-man . . , that certain Mifflin athlete, Business Education -- GAA 2,35 Study Club 4g Chorus lg Hockey 1,2,3g Basketball 2. Crale M. Baker Jon P, Barnhart Kathleen A. Bensing E. Lee Birchall DAVID A. BODEY March 29 23 Howard Street, West Lawn Dave . . . sports . . . people . . . dances . . . seen with Jerry, Butch and Rog . . . school spirit . . . loyal friend. College Preparatory -- Jr. Hi-Y 15 Chess Club 3,4g Tennis 2,3,4. VIVIAN MARIE BOYER April 28 Sinking Spring RD 41 Viv . . . UN trip . . . future nurse . . . behind the wheelin driver training. . .seen with Jean and Debbie. College Preparatory -- Wilsonian Art and Make -Up -lg Debating lg Jr.Historians 1gPeter Pan Club 29 FTA 35 Sr. Historians 45 Bowling 3,4g Volleyball 4. 42 ROSEMARY JACQUELINE ANGELISANTI january 2 113 West Wyomissing Blvd., West Wyomissing jackie . . . cheering . . . trip to Atlantic City '61 . . . '54 Ford . . . Did you see Den? . . . Wilson- Mifflin game . . . perky lass. Business Education -- Student Council 25 Maskettes 15 Study Club 2,45 GAA 35 Night of One Act Plays lg Cheerleader 1,2. CRALE M. BAKER September 2 2131 Noble Street, West Lawn Mick . shorthand classes . . . that special De- cember 25 . . . decorating for dances . . . work be- hind stage . . . marching at games. Business Education -- Camera Club 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Night of Music 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, Mgr. 35 Track 3,45 Baseball 15 Student Secretary 45 Motion Picture Projectionist 4. ROBERT DENNIS BATZEL February 15 34 Spring Crest Blvd., Sinking Spring Bob . . . Senior Class trip to Washington . . . base- ball . . . friendly personality . . . his imitations . . . our All-American paper boy . . . N. B. qno brainsl? College Preparatory --StudentCouncil 2,35 Ir.High -Y 15 Study Club 25 Sr. Historians 3,45 Football 15 Basket- ball 1,2, Mgr. 3,45 Track 3,45 Cross Country 45 Senior Class Play 4. KATHLEEN ANN BENSING February 28 88 East College Avenue, Wernersville Kate . . . B 85 B parties . . . Feature Editor of Spec- tator . . . the Bomb . . . great sense of humor . . . Dean Wilson . . . future Florence Nightingale. College Preparatory --Student Council 1,35 Spectator 3,45 Asst. Feature Editor 35 Feature Editor 45 Class Sec - retary 25 Debating 1, Sec. 15 Maskettes 1, V. Pres. 15 FTA 2,35 Mask and Dagger 45 Night of One Act Plays 1,45 Hockey 2,3, Mgr. 35 Senior Class Play 4. I DEBORAH ANN BAER March 4 563 Fritztown Road, Sinking Spring Debbie . . . Sr. Historians'trips. . . nail polish . . . future Sister of Mercy . . . pajama parties. College Preparatory -- Wilsonian Art Make -Up 45 Sr. Historians 2,3,45 Jr. Science Club lg Usherettes 3,45 Bowling 3. JON PETER BARNHART July 14 194 Crest Road, Wilshire Pete . . .Junior Class trip. . .Marine Reserve week- ends . . . seen with Huie , . . barren bean. General -- Williams Tennent 1,25 Pr'e-Military Club 33 Study Club 4. CHERYL E. BEIDLER December 29 30 Vista Road, Wyomissing Hills Cheryl . . .firstday at Wilson . . .seen with Carolyn . . . shy, with a friendly smile . . . shines in history. College Preparatory -- West Reading 15 Spectator 35 Wilsonian Art Make -Up 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Bowling 2, 3,4. E, LEE BIRCHALL February 24 406 Harvard Blvd., Lincoln Park Lee . . . her failures . . . Tex . . . seen at the barn . . . Georgia . . . certain snowstorm . . . Senior Forum . . . loves poetry. College Preparatory --NationalHonor Society 4: Stu- dent Council 45 Spectator 4, Sports Editor 45 Jr. His- torians 15 FTA 25 Girls Gym Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 35 Mask and Dagger 45 Bowling 25 Softball 2, Henry J. Blandford David A. Bodey Bonnie A. Bowers Vivian M' Boyer FARTHER BACK THAN HISTORY RECORDS. GREEK SPORT CONTESTS WERE HELD. LaRue M. Brandenburg Don M. Breiner Gloria M. Brendle Patricia A. Bresler JAMES E. BRESSLER August 13 300 Woodside Avenue, West Lawn Jim . . . riots in Science and Astronomy Club . . . seen driving '55 Chevy . . . curious . . . curley hair . . . work at hospital. General --Science Seminar 35 Science and Astronomy Club 4. KENNETH BUCHEL December 7 Sinking Spring RD H2 Buchel . . . Mr. Troutman's gym class . . . G boys . . .lover of cars . . . Ag memories . . . can be seen with Donald Etchberger. General -- FFA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4. DALE CLOUTIER November 9 2802 Hillvale Avenue, Midvale Manor Dale . . . Wake Forest College . . . new Wilsonite . . . seen with Fuzz and Chuck . . . Mr. Harold Carol. College Preparatory --SouthMicklenberg, North Caro- lina 1,2,35 Spectator 45 Debating 45 Cross Country 45 Senior Class Play 4. AUSTIN C, CRAIG February 1 Big Spring Farm, Robesonia Austin . . . '50 Stud . . .Dumper's biology classes . . . Oklahoma! . . . laugh . . . intercomm DJ. College Preparatory --Student Council 1,25 Debating 15 Science Club l5Ir.HistO1'ians25Gy1'1'1 Club 35 Stage Crew Club 45 Football 1,2,45 Baseball 15 Stage Hand 1,2,3,45 Motion Picture Projectionist 1,2,3,4. BARBARA ANN BRIGEL August 25 2019 Penn Avenue, West Lawn Barbara -- speeding ticket . . . band trips to foot- ball games . . . Liz, the maid . . . Weiser kids. College Preparatory -- Spectator Business 3,4, Asst. Business Mgr. 3, Business Mgr. 45 FTA 3,45 Sr. Histori- ans 45 Band 45 1,2,3,45 Senior Class Play 4. WILLIAM G, CAMPBELL September 8 2260 Reading Avenue, West Wyomissing Bill . . . senior high pep rally 61 . . .riots with Mr. Strunk . . . white Chevy . . . jet black hair . . . Maynard. Business Education -- Jr. Hi -Y 15 Study Club 25 Gym Club 35 Travel Club 4. GERALD R. COOK June 23 216 West Wyomissing Blvd. West Wyomissing Jerry . . , football and basketball games . . . ex- plosion in chem. lab . . . new Ford . . . band . . . dream lab . . . friendly. College Preparatory -- National Honor Society 45 Science Club 1,3,4, Pres. 45 Radio Repair Club 25 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Night of Music 2,3,4. ROGER ALAN CRAIG November 21 502 Weidman Avenue, Sinking Spring Rog . . .hoarseness after football games . . .home- work . . . physics class . . . the a-a -a . . . locker trouble. College Preparatory -- Rogers High School 1,25Pro- jection Club 35 Sr. Hi-Y 45 Basketball 3. LaRUE M. BRANDENBURG September 25 2400 Bresler Drive, Whitfield Brandy . . . Dumper's biology classes . , . the stake outs . . . the gang . . . staying up all night . . . care- free and independent. College Preparatory -- Spectator Business 2,3,4, Ad- vertising Asst. 2,3, Advertising Mgr, 45 GAA 2,3,45 Science Club 15Chorus2,3,4,Treas. 25 Night of Music 2,3,45 Hockey 2,3, Mgr. 35 Basketball 2,3,4, Mgr. 25 Bowling 2. GLORIA MAE BRENDLE May 16 Sinking Spring RD 59542 Gloria . . . Mifflin-Wilson games . . . hot Chevy . . . UN trip . . . cheerful miss . . . often found hit- ting the books. Business Education -- National Honor Society 3,45 Spectator Typing 45 Wilsonian Typing 45 Marionette Club 15 GAA 2,3,45 Softball 35 Student Secretary 4, james E. Bressler Barbara A. Brigel DON M, BREINER June 2:2 20 Woodland Road, Wyomissing Don . . . quite humorous . . . UN trip . . . German classes . . .seen with Butch, Jerry, and Dave. . . cho- rus sessions. College Preparatory '- Spectator 3,45 Debating 15 Jr. Hi-Y 15 Study Club 2,3,5 Sr. Hi-Y 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Night of Music 1,2,3,45 District Chorus 45 County Chorus 1,45 Football 1, Mgr. 15 Basketball 1,2,3. PATRICIA ANN BRESLER December 17 315 Jefferson Blvd., Lincoln Park Patti . . .trip to Guatemala . . . private school . . . springy walk. . .Mifflin football game. . . Usherettes . . . Rainbow Girl. College Preparatory -- Spectator 35 Wilsonian Art and Make -Up 45 Maskettes 15 Peter Pan Club 25 Mask and Dagger 3,45 Night of One Act Plays 35 Girls' Glee Club 15 Usherettesg Library Staff 1,2,3,4, Kenneth G. Buchel William G. Campbell Dale E. Cloutier Gerald R. Cook A Austin C. Craig Roger A. Craig Joan C. Crist June A. Deeds William P. Degler Carol E. DeWald Loretta L. Dietrich Jean M. Dilliplaine WILLIAM J. DRY March 8 3033 Merritt Parkway, Wilshire Bill . . . working in Chitwood Thrill Show . . . star halfback . . . host of '61 prom . . . casual dresser . . . certain black-haired lass. College Preparatory -- Student Council 35 Class V. Pres. 25 Class Pres. 3,45 Jr. Hi -Y 15 Peter Pan Club 25 Chess Club 35 Gym Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Track 3,4. GLORIA D. EBERLY October ll Wernersville RD ffl Eberly . . . UN trip . . . graduation party '61 . . . FHA award. . . 9th grade civics . . . quiet . . . office practice. Business Education --Jr.Historians lg FHA 2,3,4g Par- liamentarian 3, V. Pres. 45 Usherettes 4. I Lana G. DiMaio Clyde O. Donahower MARGARET I. DURDAN August 10 27 West Court Blvd., Springmont Peggy . . . physics classes. . .school spirit . . . ba- nanas . . . great sense of humor. College Preparatory -- Wilsonian Art and Makeup 45 Science Club 15 GAA 2,35Y -Teens 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Night of Music 2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,35 Bowling 2,3,45 Volleyball 4. CHERYL LINDSAY EDRIS April 23 2211 Penn Avenue, West Lawn Edie . . . Junior Prom hostess . . . football games . . . great hockey games . . . black hair . . . pleasing personality . . . seen in a green Chevy. Business Education -- Student Council lg Spectator Business 2,3,4, Asst. Circulation Mgr. 2,3, Circulation Mgr. 45 Maskettes 15 GAA 2,35 V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Usherettes 3,45 Night of One Act Plays 15 Bowling 2, 3,45Hockey 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Basketball 1,25 Soft- ball l,2,3,4. 46 JOAN CATHERINE CK TT January 21 456 Church Road, Wernr 'ville Joan . . . Off the Shel. . . Future Sister ofMercy . . . seen with Monika . . fl trips to games . . . Mary . . . memories of e mics . . . nicknames. College Preparatory -- Spectutjr 3,45 Wilsonian Edi- torial 45 Debating 15 FTA 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Usherettes 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Night of Music 1,2,3,45 County Band 3,45 Library Staff 2,3,4. WILLIAM PAUL DEGLER August 16 936 Penn Avenue, Sinking Spring Bill . . . baseball with West Lawn Owls . . . da,I don't know . . . coin flipper . . . cherished license . . . notehand. College Preparatory -- Jr. Hi-Y5 Study Club 25 Sr, Historians 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Mo- tion Picture Projectionist 3,4. LORETTA L. DIETRICH December 18 545 Stitzer Avenue, Wernersville Loretta . . . May.14. . . prom '61 . . . Ocean City UN trip quiet cheerful personalit . . . Key Club Girl of the Month. y Business Education --Wilsonian Editorial 45 Co-Copy Editor 45 Spectator Typing 45 Maskettes 15 Study Club 25 Masqueraders 35 Typing Club 45 Usherettes 3,45 Bowling 35 Student Secretary 4. LANA DiMA1o July 26 2410 Van Reed Road Lana . . . 1962 . . . class trips . . . PG classes . . . The Big 6 . . . reserved . . . eminent features. College Preparatory -- Reading High 1,25 Y -Teens 35 Mask and Dagger 45 Chorus 2,3,45ACCOn1panist 2,3,45 Night ofMusic 2,3,45COunty Chorus 3,45 Accompanist 3.4. JUNE A, DEEDS October 23 856 Fritztown Road, Sinking Spring Junie . . .driver training classes. . . 11th grade . . . Granny . . . Horizon Club meetings . . . seen with Sandie. Business Education -- Glee Club 15 FHA 2,35 Typing Club 45 Student Secretary 4. CAROL EVE DSWALD August 6 226 Reading Avenue, West Lawn Carol . . .West Reading basketball game . . . 11B -1 . . .Wilson softball games . . .Johnny Mathis fan . . . flighty miss . . . good listener. Business Education -- GAA 35 Y-Teens 3,45 Softball 1,2,35 Bowling 35 Basketball 45 Student Secretary 4. JEAN M. DILLIPLAINE . December 24 Sinking Spring RD 4541 Jeanie . . . Junior Class trip . . . cute blonde miss . . . quiet and shy . . . that poppin English class. Business Education -- Chorus 15 Study Club 2,35 FHA 45 Student Secretary 4. CLYDE DONAHOWER February 28 3104 Curtis Road, Sinking Spring Fuzz . . . 10th grade biology class. . .white Caddie ragtop . . . accordionist . . . short. College Preparatory -- North Miami 35 Science Club 15ModelHome Building Club 45 Symphonette 25 Cho- rus 45 Night of Music 2,45 County Chorus 4. William J. Dry Margaret J. Durdan Gloria D. Eberly Cheryl I.. Edris A LITTLE LESS THAN TWELVE YEARS AGO. PREPARATION FOR OUR OLYMPICS BEGAN. Dawn M. Eisenhart Arlan D. Ellmaker Michael W. Erb Justine K. Esslinger DONALD ETCHBERGER August 31 Sinking Spring RD 4791 Etchie . . . UN trip . . . Mr. Troutman's gym class . . . shy look . . . son of the soil. General -- FFA 1,2,3,4. JAMES E. ETZEL April 24 118 Grand Blvd., West Wyomissing Jim . . . senior parties . . . Pine Grove trip . . . Mr. Griesemer . . . black car . . . Senior Class Play . . . dimples. College Preparatory -- Photography Club 15 Archery Club 25 Sr. Hi -Y 35 Stage Crew Club 45 Stage Hand l,2,3,4, Capt. 45 Senior Class Play 4. MARGARET M. FARRELL January 2 2400 Van Reed Road, West Lawn Maggie . . . UN trip '60 . . .Junior Prom . . . 10th grade biology . . . llth grade report card . . . lively on the lively tramp . . . eye-catching auburn hair. College Preparatory --Maskettes 15 Peter Pan Club 25 Mask and Dagger 3,45 Bowling 3,4. MARY BETH FIDLER September 24 16 Intervilla Avenue, West Lawn Betsy . . . head twirler . . . always concerned . . . precise . . . October Girl of the Month . . .future Florence Nightingale, College Preparatory -- National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 15 Spectator 35Maskettes 15 Peter Pan Club 2,Pres. 25 Mask and Dagger 3,4, Sec. 45 Night of One Act Plays 1,35 Usherettes 45 Majorette 1,2,3,4, Head Majorette 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Night of Music 2,3,45 County Chorus 4. THOMAS M. ETCHBERGER September 22 750 Columbia Avenue, Sinking Spring Etchie . . . golf tournament at Hershey . . . well- liked G boy . . , boat ride around Manhattan . . . New Years Eve '6l. General -- Golf Club 15 Study Club 25 Chess Club 35 Sports Club 45 Golf 1,2,3. SHELDON FESSETT June 8 300 Brevity Lane, Wilshire Butch . . .Roamin' Chariots . . .friendly, out -going personality . . . drags . . . red suspenders. General -- Student Council 45 Study Club 2,35 Sports Club 45 Football 2,35 Wrestling 2,3,4g Motion Picture Projectionist 2,3,4. FRED FEGLEY March 1 535 Penn Avenue, Sinking Spring Fred . . . Hi -Y trips to Pine Grove . . . 12G boys in Mifflin pep rally . . . UN trip . . . happy -go-lucky. General --Jr.Hi -Y 15 Sr. Hi -Y 25 Radio Club 35 Stage Hand 3.4. WAYNE R. FIRESTONE April 5 522 Penn Avenue, Sinking Spring Firewayne . . . UN trip . . . always has gum . . . quiet. College Preparatory -- Chess Club 1,35 Study Club 2g Sports Club 4. DAWN M. EISENHART October 7 23 Wingert Road, Wyomissing Hills Dawn . . .10th grade biology. . .rock and roll stars . . . Expresso . . . famous physics lab. College Preparatory --Wilsonian Art and Make -Up 4g Glee Club lg Peter Pan Club 2g Mask and Dagger 3,4g Chorus 4: Bowling 3,4. MICHAEL W, ERB November 8 317 Dorchester Avenue, Lincoln Park Erby . . . lst year Latin . . . Junior Class trip . . . after-game parties . . . 10th grade biology . . . ner- vous type . . . tennis ability. College Preparatory -- Chess Club 1,2g Gymnastics Club 3: Sr. Hi -Y 4, Sec. 4g Debating 1,2g Basketball 1,2g Tennis 3,4g Track 1, Mgr. 1. ARLAN DAVID ELLMAKER January 10 125 Cacoosing Avenue, Sinking Spring Butch . . . football spectator . . . lucky number 10 . . . club trip to Pine Grove. . .faithful paperboy . . . Penn Stage bound. College Preparatory --Photography Club lg Radio Re- pair Club 2, Treas. 2g Sr. Hi-Y 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Boys' Glee Club lg Night of Music l. JUSTINE KAY ESSLINGER January 16 2400 Cleveland Avenue, West Lawn Tina . . . Maskettes' trip to Virginia . . . UN trip . . . acting ability . . . Color Guard . . . talkative. College Preparatory --Maskettes lg FTA 2, Mask and Dagger 3,4g Usherettes 3,43 Color Guard 3,45 Night of Music 3,45 Bowling 3,4. Donald E. Etchberger Thomas M. Etchberger James E. Etzel Margaret M. Farrell Fred C. Fegley Jr. Sheldon K. Fessett Mary B. Fidler Wayne R. Firestone Q X SENIORS CAUGHT IN VARIOUS SCENES You say you want a ride home after schoo1. ,J Elton and Chuck are mad about Mad. I don't have his card, comments Bob Walters. The rush for namecards is on. xi kg. . v 3 f Peg Harnar zips another across the net. Ralph Maione gives details from the latest G party. Henry Blandford demonstrates a new hold. E ' 5 Cheryl and Bill stroll from class to class. Name Cards and Announce ments cause excitement. gms Jean M. Flail Farrell M. Franks Larry E. Fultz Judith A. Gehret ,. PATRICIA ANN GRATZ f January 28 122 Intervilla Avenue, West Lawn Patsy . . . shorthand classes . . . Spectator Typing . . . natural curls . . . a helping hand.. . .humorous antics. Business Education --National Honor Society 4g Wil- sonian Editorial4g Spectator Typing 4, Editor 43 Mask- ettes lg Peter Pan Club 25 Masqueraders 35 Night of One ActP1ays 1gTyping Club 45 Usherettes 3,43 Bowl- ing 3. MARILYN J, GRIESEMER January 27 2460 Garfield Avenue, West Wyomissing Marilyn . . . 11th grade Historians . . .future nurse . . . always wearing a smile . . . shy, quiet classmate. College Preparatory --Wilsonian Art and Make -up 4, Maskettes lg Sr. Historians 2,3,4g Usherettes 3,4g Bas- ketball 3g Bowling 2,3,4g Archery 3,43 Volleyball 4. li V: ity? sg H4 Robert P. Fritz Faith T. Fulmer .sf i .m 1' WL. Donald E. Gicker Thurwald Gommer MEREDITH L. GREENE RD ffl, Sinking Spring Mere . . .seen riding her horse . . . New Year's Eve Party . . . outstanding blonde hair . . . nights atthe Queen . . . riding in the bomb. College Preparatory -- Spectator 3,45 Debating 1g Peter Pan Club 2, Treas. 2gMask and Dagger 3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Night ofMusic 1,2,3,4g Bowling 2,3,4g Hockey 1. . June 1 IANICE MARIE GRING March 13 840 Douglass Street, Wyomissing Janice . . .Sr. Historians' trips to Canada and Wil- liamsburg. . . Central Treasurer . . . future secretary . . . shy. Business Education -- National Honor Society 45 Jr.. Historians 1,25 Sr.Historians 3,43 Usherettes 3,45 Cen- tral Treasury 4. 52 JEAN MARIE FLAIL April 10 1007 Penn Avenue, Sinking Spring Jean . . .great senior parties . . . West Reading bas- ketball game . . . shoe trouble . . . petite . . . sweet personality. College Preparatory -- Student Council 1,25 Specta- tor 3,45 Wilsonian Editorial 45 Jr. Historians 1, Treas. 15 Peter Pan Club 2, Sec. 25 Mask and Dagger 3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Volleyball 4. ROBERT PAUL FRITZ January 27 1031 North 8th Street, Berkshire Hts. Bob . . . driver-ed behind the wheel . . . UN trip . . . quiet lad . . . white Stud. Business Education -- Science Club 15 Archery Club 25 Projection Club 3: Sr. Hi -Y 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3. LARRY E, FULTZ January 21 118 Halsey Avenue, Midvale Manor Chuck . . .Yeddy's party . . . bright blue eyes . . . hunting fan . . . driving with Drew. College Preparatory --Student Councillg Sports Club 15 Archery Club 25 Projection Club 35 Sr. Hi -Y 45 Chorus 15 Wrestling 2,45 Cross Country 45 Track 4. DONALD E. GICKER February '7 2202 Reading Avenue, West Wyomissing Don Gick . . . Naval Reserves . . . towering stage hand . . . calm worker . . . top -notch paperboy . . . efficient lad. Business Education -- Study Club 15 Projection Club 2,35 Stage Crew Club 45 Stage Hand 45 Motion Picture Projectionist l,2,3,4. FARRELL M, FRANKS July 24 2408 Cleveland Avenue, West Wyomissing Farrell . . . good times in sports . . . class trips . . . victory over West Reading . . . unpredictable. College Preparatory -- National Honor Society 3,45 C1assV. Pres. 45 Golf Club 15 Study Club 25 Gymnas - tics Club 35 Sports Club 45 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 AA 4, Pres. 4. FAITH T. FULMER December 16 Reinholds RD ffl Faye . . .February 17, 1960 . . . Ben-Hur . . . hec- tic first day of work . . . seen with her beau's sister. Business Education -- Jr. Historians 15 GAA 25 Travel Club 3, V. Pres. 35 Study Club 45 Bowling 2,3. IUDITH A. GEHRET March 31 Sinking Spring RD 92 Judy . . . busy magazine campaign. . . driver train- ing car. . .shoe clerk . . . efficient student secretary . . . one of the shorter girls. Business Education -- Spectator Typing 45 Marionette Club 15 Study Club 25 Gym Club 35Typing Club 4, V, Pres. 45 Bowling 2,45 Student Secretary 4. THURWALD GOMMER, JR, January 5 2206 Reading Blvd., West Lawn T. Gome . . . UN trip . . .our Student Council Presi- dent . . . favorite expression, that's the breaks . . . theme winner . . . warm personality. College Preparatory --National Honor Society 45 Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Jr. Hi-Y 15 Study Club 35 Math Club 4, Sec. 45 Baseball 15 Golf 2,3. fy.. its Patricia A. Gratz Meredith M. Green Marilyn J. Griesemer Janice M. Gnng STARTING IN THE ELEMENTARY GRADES. TEACHERS DEVELOPED OUR BASIC SKILLS. Joyce E. Gring Lucinda L. Gring MILDRED LOUISE GUINTHER August 16 811 North 4th Street, Wyomissing Mildred . . . driver education . . . behind the wheel . . . Jr. Historians' trips . . . seen with Jan . . .good times in Central Treasury. Business Education -- National Honor Society 45 Jr. Historians 1,25Sr. Historians 3,45 Usherettes 3,45 Cen- tral Treasury 4. DOUGLAS D. HARDING April 8 Sinking Spring RD H2 Doug . . . map drawing in mechanical drawing . . . West Reading -Wilson game . . . slide rule fiend. College Preparatory --PhotographyClub 15 Study Club 25 Shop Club 3, Sec. -Treas. 35 Math Club 4. BETTY J. HASSLER August 31 2165 Cleveland Avenue, West Wyomissing Betty . . . trip to NewYork . . . West Reading game . . . hairdressing 'career . . . her radio . . . seenwith Carol. Business Education -- Student Council 3, V. Pres. 3g Spectator Typing 45 GAA 1,2,35 Typing Club 4, Pres. 45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Student Secretary 4. LARRY ALLEN HECK November 2 Sinking Spring RD 4,41 H6CkIO1 ' . . . UN trip . . . seen with Kiebach . . . tall blond fellow . . . future businessman. Business Education -- Sports Club 15 Study Club 25 Travel Club 3,4. Jean M. Groff Dale M. Grunewald BONNIE L. GUNDRUM September 11 Sinking Spring RD 542 Bonnie . . .Mifflin pep rally. . . 12G guys . . . cor- dial smile . . . brown -haired miss. General --Jr.Historians 15 FHA 3,45 Chorus 15 Library Staff 1. MARGARET ANN HARNAR February 11 501 Jefferson Blvd., Lincoln Park Peg . . . trip to Ben-Hur . . . easy to get along with . . . L. P. pool . . . white Buick ragtop . . .future in the sky. College Preparatory - - NationalHonor Society 45 Spec - tator 3,45 Wilsonian Editorial 45 Jr. Historians 15FTA 25 Dramatics Club 35 Mask and Dagger 45 Usherettes 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Night of Music 2,3,45 County Cho- rus 45 Bowling 2,3,45 Hockey 35 Basketball 3,4, Mgr. 3,4. EMMA E, HASSLER July 13 52 Woodrow Avenue, Sinking Spring Emma . . . July 29 and 30 . . . Wildwood trip . . December 24 . . . Candy Lady. Business Education -- FHA 3,45 Study Club 25 Usher- ettes 45 Chorus 1. WILLIAM ROBERT HELD August 31 Sinking Spring RD 5:2 Bi11 . . . Mifflin pep rally . . . one of the 12G boys . . . seen at Weis Markets . . . memories of Exeter. General -- Exeter 1,2,35 Study Club 4. JOYCE E, GRING March 29 2175 Reading Blvd., West Wyomissing Gringie . . . Sayonara . . . March 11, 1961 . . . the alley -oop . . . girls basketball games . . .Mr. Clean . . . her hearty laugh. Business Education -- Spectator Typing 43 Wilsonian Editorial 43 Maskettes 13 ETA 23 GAA 3,4, Treas. 33 Usherettes 4gColor Guard 2,3,43 Night of Music 2,3,43 Softball 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co -Capt. 43 Hockey 1,2,3,43 Bowling 2,33 AA 2, Sec, 23 Student Secretary 4. JEAN MARIE GROFF July 27 34 Octagon Avenue, Sinking Spring Jeannie . . . first day at Wilson . . . football queen candidate. . .smi1es. . .dances. . .seen with Reenie and Wendy . . . future teacher. College Preparatory --Northeast 13 Peter Pan Club 23 Travel Club 3, Sec. 33 FTA 43 Usherettes 3,43 Chorus 43 Night of Music 43 Bowling 3,4, Mildred L. Guinther Bonnie L. Gundrum LUCINDA LEE GRING 657 Gring's Hill Road, Sinking Spring Cindy . . .trip to Canada . . .Mifflin pep rally . . 11th grade history classes . . . shaky desk in 412 . . . quiet, but clever. Business Education --Jr. Historians 1,23 FHA 3 Typ- ing Club 43 Bowling 23 Student Secretary 4. DALE M, GRUNEWALD November 19 2917 Curtis Road, Wilshire Dale . . . physics classes. . .wrestling . . . found at Ronco's . . . dimples . . . clean -cut lad . . .German classes. College Preparatory -- Student Council 2,33 Ir. Hi-Y 13 Study Club 2,32 Sports Club 43 Basketball 1,23 Track 1,23 Wrestling 3,43 Tennis 3. Douglas D. Harding Margaret A. Hamer Betty J. Hassler Emma Hassler Larry A. Heck William R. Held W... y Alice V. Helm John A. Henning Carolyn R. Hill Judith D. Hollenbach Wendy M. Holt Barry L. Holtzer CARL HOSTETTER May 16 2133 Fairview Street, West Lawn Carl . . . boot camp . . . Philmont Scout Ranch . trip to Washington . . . Punkin . . . model car show winner. General--Armed Service Club 3' Stud Club 1 4- Sho , y . , p. Club 2, Band l,2,3,4g Night of Music l,2,3,4. DALE L. HUIE June 22 Sinking Spring RDH2 Huie . . . New Year's Eve '60 and '61 . . . shirt sleeves up and buttons open . . . muscles . . . quiet 126 boy. A General--Study Club 1,2,4g Military Orientation 3. i 'nv L, Kent C. Hornberger Terry N. Hoster RICHARD J. HUEHNERGARTH, JR. July 20 2912 Curtis Road, Wilshire Hts. Jim . . . Richmond trip . . . future doctor . . . bio. and chem. labs . . . seen with Drew . . . amiable. College Preparatory--National Honor Society 3,45 Study Club l,2g Sr. Historians 3,4g Band l,2,3,4, District Band 3g District Orchestra 3, Wrestling 3,4. CLARK HUMMEL December 18 108 North Dwight Street, West Lawn Clark . . . 10th grade biology class. . . UN trip . . . stage crew . . . Spectator cameraman. Business Education --Spectator Photographer 3: Cam- era Club lg Radio Club 2g Projection Club 3, V. Pres. 3: Stage Crew Club 4: Stage Hand 3,4g Motion Picture Projectionist 1,2,3,4. ALICE V, HELM June 1 212 Gold Street, Montrose Manor Ace . . . trips to Florida . . . party --June 1, 1961 . . .basketball. . .July 19,1961. . .tall lively blonde. Business Education -- Jr. Historians 1, Sec. 15 GAA 35 Study Club 2,45 Basketball 1,2,3, Mgr. 4. CAROLYN R. HILL January 12 190 Gelsinger Road, Sinking Spring Carolyn . . . 11th grade Sr. Historians' trip to Wil- liamsburg . . . square dancer . . . studious lass . . . lover of horses. Business Education -- Peter Pan Club 25 Sr. Historians 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Night of Music 1,2,3,45 Usherettes 3,45 Central Treasury 4. WENDY MARIE HOLT February '7 42 Shillington Road, Sinking Spring Wendy . . . chem. lab . . . band bus . . . Yip stick . . . football games . . . long red locks . . . District Band . . . dancer. College Preparatory --National Honor Society 45 Dra- matics Club 25Math Club 35 Gym Club 45 Band 1,2,3, 45 Orchestra 1,25 Chorus 2,3,45 Night of Music 1,2,3,45 County Band 1,2,3,45 County Orchestra 2,3,45 County Chorus 45 District Band 1,2,45 District Orchestra 25 Dis- trict Chorus 45 Statue Band 45 State Orchestra 25 Bowl- ing 3. KENT HORNBERGER January 3 870 Fritztown Road, Sinking Spring Horny . . . fun on UN trip . . . football camp. . . Mifflin pep rally . . . quiet . . . often says yea well . . . seen with a certain Color Guard. Business Education --Sports Club 1,45 Study Club 2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,4. JOHN ANDREW HENNING November 18 2218 Reading Blvd., West Wyomissing Drew . . . Mifflin football game . . . 1961 chem. lab . . . 600 Snyder Road . . . that walk. College Preparatory -- Governor Mifflin 1,25 Science Club 35 Track Club 45 Track 4. .TUDITH DORANNE HOLLENBACH October 22 450 Fritztown Road, Sinking Spring Holly . . . February 16 . . . Miami trip . . . prom '60, . .Johnny Mathis fan. . .cheerful spirit . . . neat hairstyles. Business Education --Student Council 1,2,35Wi1sonian Editorial 45 Glee Club 15 Night of Music 15 Masquer- aders Club 35 Sr. Historians 45 Usherettes 3,45 Softball 3,Mgr. 35 Bowling 35 Student Secretary 45 Senior Class Play 4, Prompter 4. BARRY HOLTZER June 12 2225 Jefferson Avenue, West Wyomissing Lee . . .UN trip. . .shorthand classes. . . humorous lad . . . well-known and well -liked. Business Education -- Camera Club 15 Chess Club 2,35 TravelClub 45 Basketball 3, Mgr. 35 Baseball 2,3,4. TERRY N. HOSTER October 12 Sinking Spring RD 452 Terry . . . '52 Cadillac . . . bookkeeping. . .gym classes . . . Mr. Hollywood . . . tall blond . . .gitty laugh. Business Education --Photography Club 15 TravelClub 2,35 Study Club 45 Track 1. WE DID NOT BECOME DISCOURAGED WHEN THE OLIVE WREATH WAS LOST. Carolyn J. lmboden Dorothy A. Jacobs Bradley R. Jones E. James Jones INGRID GERTRUD KAESE December 29 401 North Ninth Street, Wyomissing Kaesy . . .Sr.Historian trip in 11th grade . . . Ingie . . . honorary member . . . mellow voice . . . seen looking for German translations. Business Education -- Jr. Historians 1g Peter Pan Club 2g Jr. Dramatics Club 3g Mask and Dagger 4g Usher- ettes 4. BARBARA I. KELLET April 5 Wheatfield Road, Sinking Spring RD H2 Babs . . . Senior Class Play . . . '60 prom . . . trip to Promise Land . . . football games '59 . . . sweet smile and cute personality. Business Education --Glee Club 1g Study Club 2g GAA 3:Gymnastics Club 4g Band 1gNight ofMusic 1g County Chorus 2g Senior Class Play 4. GEORGE H. KERSHNER September 16 118 Intervilla Avenue, West Lawn George . . . trip to UN . . . matching . . . Sr. His- torians' trip . . . our organist. . . lanky lad . . . black Fury. College Preparatory -- Jr. Historians 1g Study Club 2g Science Club 3: Sr. Historians 4g Motion Picture Pro- jectionist 3. NANCY CAROL KIGHT March 15 2405 Bell Drive, Whitfield Nance . . . Burns' New Year's Party . . . June 17, 1961 . . . first day at Wilson . . . kitten countenance . . . black shining hair, College Preparatory --Lee High 1,2g Y-Teens 3g Mask and Dagger 4g Basketball 4g Bowling 4. x, IANICE GLORIA KEENER April 10 746 Fritztown Road, Sinking Spring Daisy . . .summer '59, . .Perry. . . softball ability . . . friend of all . . . Mr. Strunk's classes. Business Education -- Glee Club 1g GAA 2,3,4g Soft- ball 2,3,4. WILLIAM R. KENNEDY August 28 32 Wyomissing Hills Blvd., Wyomissing Bill . . .trip to Florida . . . tete -a -tete with school bus . . . football camp . . . physics major . . . quiet manner. College Preparatory -- Sr. Hi-Y 3g Science Club 1,4g Band 2,3,4gChorus 2,3,4g Night of Music 2,3,4g County Chorus 4g Football 3.4g Track 2,3,4. DONALD KIEBACH October 2 Sinking Spring RD iii Harvey . . .driver ed. classes. . .UN trip. . . 12B-1 . . . Are ya done yet? . . . warm -hearted . . . al- ways seen laughing . . . flair for acting. Business Education --ModelClub 1gMasqueraders 2,3g Mask and Dagger 4. LINDA JEAN KISSINGER .Tune 28 59 Wilson Street, West Lawn Kissy . . . fabulous dancer . . . Wildwood 1960 . . . great weekend at Penn State . . . State Orchestra . . . riding in the bomb . . . Lloyd Price fan. College Preparatory -- National Honor Society 3,4g Spectator 2,3,4, Asst. Art Editor 2, Asst. Editor-in- Chief 43 Debating 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4g FTA 2gBand 1, 2,3,4,Librarian 2,3,4g Orchestra 1,12gNight ofMusic 1, 2,3,4g County Band 2,3g County Orchestra 2g District Band 3g District Orchestra 3g State Band 3g State Or- chestra 3g Bowling 2,3,4. CAROLYN J, IMBODEN August 28 25 Wingert Road, Wyomissing Hills Carol . . . chem lab periods . . . tall and calm . . . seen with Cheryl and Dawn . . . classic dresser. College Preparatory --Wilsonian Art and Make -Up 4, GleeClub 1: Study Club 2gY-Teens 3,45 Bowling 2,3,4. BRADLEY JONES August 1 2417 Penn Avenue, West Lawn Brad . . . active 12G boy . . . football camp . . . mischievous. . . goodlooking . . . favorite expression, l didn't even do nothin. General -- Student Council 1,23 Sports Club lg Study Club 25 Chess Club 33 Gymnastics Club 45 AA 3, V. Pres. 39 Motion Picture Projectionist 1. Ingrid G. Kaese Janice G. Keener DOROTHY ANN JACOBS June 3 44 Norman Street, West Lawn Jake . . . 10th grade biology class . . . football and basketball games. . .typing classes. . .bouncing pony tail. Business Education -- Marionette Club 13 Study Club 2g Maskettes 35 Typing Club 43 Senior Class Play 4, Prompter 45 Student Secretary 4. JAMES JONES January 9 2824 Garfield Avenue, West Wyomissing Jim . . . Mifflin pep rally . . .Junior Class trip . . . great 12G boys, . ,fabulous dancer . . . red suspenders . . . friendly smile. General -- Jr. Hi-Y lg Sports Club 25 Chess Club 3, Study Club 43 Football lg Basketball 1,2. Barbara J. Kellett William R. Kennedy in-m, George H. Kershner Donald H. Kiebach JJ? Nancy Kight Linda J. Kissinger ,san . 5 AE Q -'T S me ---- , .V :. 9 iii, M'-nw R' 5.1535-f 'I W :immi- : s+gV,,.Af',g. : 5 . uf . ,..-, , k:C,,Jig,r 5 V gg, ,w54fx2,gsg .t , A W ,I . .2 V vs wifi,-f.. f 5115 N ,- . -A .,1r v is Z -4,2-ymg, ky , ' U - 1 VH. ,V, -5 'S A ' 'M' V . f--ig, 'sc - ,. 2 . 'c -A ' ' - ' ' ' 4 'mx 3 3 , V A -. .L , V v p E V, .NU ,. Q 'I 5 -:ilqlyffgfaieaqgcgr als A ' ma' 'K f -f ' 5.32 Jvogitl ' 1. gf 'iso V :gi 'Q 'f',q, 'L 3 E' 4 3' PF 9' 'V' , -A I z- f-, X 4 ,m f ui ,rw L rl, X i B3 , -f, , I P 4 F 1.4 , 1 x . .4 'i, Y, i :Vs 5 V . y, X, 1 my , Z 4t'?b9,.15rg 'eggs i 51 1, 1, C , 5 ' N I , A ,, . .V , fam, V '.1 :'- ff 1 fx ,,-z-.-1.7,-'. ' V Wye' 5 Qgw- '44 -1-.::..Q .Al x.lK Christai and her partner try the newest craze, the Twist. ff -Vw ,fo , J. uv V ,dll- The decorating committee stands back to admire their work. Ginny, Doug, Loretta, and Den chat before the dance. L1-:- .N W -....,-f ' Judy adds finishing touches to the dance decorations. Are John and his date camera shy? 60 SNOWMAN REIGN9 OVER SANTA'Q SNO W WORLD K' ' .4 :lQ f:Q:1 iegggj i ff 45? R ' ',Qh s in ' , ' gk if Xi we-jd Ag, my 's r 51: , . ., ' ' 515' 5 Be careful with that pin! JA A Q-wagiggae T The snowman and the elves watch over the dancers who are gliding across 61 the floor to the music of the Skyliners. Ngrw Penny L. Klinka Doris M. Knappenberger .ww Linda A. Kulp Patricia M. Kunklemen DAVID B, LEHR February 7 508 Wellington Avenue, Lincoln Park Sam . . . first solo flight . . . football and wrestling . . . trip to Florida . . . working man. College Preparatory -- Jr. Historians lg Radio Repair Club 25 Science Club 33 Gym Club 4, Football1,4g Swimming 1,23 Wrestling 2,3,4. JESSE A, LESHER July 25 Sinking Spring RD 42 Jess . . .prom '62 . . .shorty . . . guns . . . '36 Ply- mouth . . . likes to hunt . . . sun worshiper. Business Education -- Science Club 1,45 Chess Club 2, Gym Club 33 Bowling 3. William R. Kopp Kenneth D. Kratz 2 J 'wie Q .3 A Jack R. Lauer David B. Lavrinets JANE L, LEININGER June 9 Sinking Spring RD H2 Jane . . . job at Eagle . . . crazy escapades with Linda . . . mischievous . . . energetic worker . . . laughing eyes. Business Education -- FHA 1,2,3,4g jr. Historians 1, Typing Club 44 Student Secretary 4. JOHN E, LESHER November 18 Wernersville RD iil John . . . Big Bad John . . . Wilsonian art meet- ings . . . French classes . . . future art teacher . . . good driver . . . Christmas Dance 1961. College Preparatory --Wilsonian Art and Make -Up 4, Chess Club 1,23 Study Club 3,4. PENELOPE LEE KLINKA October 25 408 Weidman Avenue, Wilshire Penny . . . summer of '61 . . . cheering . . . drags . . .play practice . . . graduation party '61 . . . April 15, 1961 . . . Junior Miss Pageant Hostess . . . emo- tional! College Preparatory -- Student Council 25 Spectator Business 2, Advertising Asst. 25 Spectator 3, Asst. Sports Editor 35 Maskettes 15 Night of One Act Plays 15 FTA 25 GAA 35 Gymnastics Club 45 Usherettes 3,45 Major- ette 25 Night of Music 25 Basketball 2,35 Bowling 2,35 Cheerleader l,2,45 Senior Class Play 4. WILLIAM RICHARD KOPP October 3 642 Vester Place, Sinking Spring Kuppy . . . athletic ability . . . talkative lad . . . play rehearsals . . . Spectator column . . . seen with Stroupy. College Preparatory --Student Council 1,2,3,45 Spec- tator 3,45 Jr. Hi-Y l5 Archery Club 25 Chess Club 35 Sports Club 45Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Senior Class Play 4. LINDA A, KULP November 27 22 Octagon Avenue, Sinking Spring Linda . . . friendly smile . . . seen with Helen and Jane . . . shorthand whizz . . . neat appearance. Business Education -- Spectator Typing 45 Y-Teens 3, 4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 45 Student Secretary 4, JACK R. LAUER August 20 2141 McKinley Avenue, West Wyomissing Jack . . . trip to UN . . . The Raven . . . Mobile station attendant . . . seen with Joanne . . . black curly hair. General -- Photography Club 15 Photography Service Club 35 Study Club 45 Motion Picture Projectionist 1, 2 3 ...,, DORIS MAY KNAPPENBERGER December 12 59 Laird Street, West Lawn Knappy . . . lucky as . . . UN Class trip . . . sum- mer of '61 . . . District and State Bands '62 . . . un- forgettable senior year. . .talkative. . . natural curls . . . future nurse. College Preparatory -- National Honor Society 3,4, Sec. 45 Student Council 35 Spectator 2,3,45 Wilsonian Editorial 45Co-Copy Editor 45 Debating 15 FTA 2, Sec. 25Mask and Dagger 3,4, Treas. 3,45 Night of One Act Plays 3,45USI1ereIt6S 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2, 35 Chorus 2,3,45 Night of Music 1,2,3,45 County Band 1,2,3,45County Orchestra 1,3,45County Chorus 45 Dis - trict Band 1,3,45 District Orchestra 1,3,45 State Band 3,45 State Orchestra 35 Hockey 2,3'45 Bowling 3,45 Tennis 3,4, KENNETH DAVID KRATZ August 14 Sinking Spring RD 1541 Ken . . . class trips to UN and Washington . . . 11th grade history class . . . future farmer . . .helpful. College Preparatory -- Study Club 1,25 Science Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,35 Chorus 2,3,45 Night of Music l,2,3,45 County Chorus 3,4. PATRICIA M. KUNKLEMAN July 16 310 Telford Avenue, West Lawn Pat . . . Junior Class trip . . . hockey practices . . . The Avenger . . .bouffant hairstyles. . .early bird? Business Education -- Maskettes 15 Night of One Act Plays 15 GAA 2,3,45 Hockey l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Bowling 3. DAVID A, LAVRINETS January 26 8 Mayfair Road, Wyomissing Hills Dave . . . Jr. Class trip . . . wrestling practices . . . wavy hair . . . easy -going . . . college bound. College Preparatory -- National Honor Society 3,4, Treas. 45 Class Treas. 45 Math Club 25 Gym Club 3,45 Track 1,25 Tennis 3,45 Wrestling 4. David B, Lehi- Jane L. Leininger Jesse A. Lesher John E. Lesher WITH QPORTSMANSHIP IN JUNIOR HIGH. WE GREW IN STATURE AND CHARACTER. Carol A. Lunenschloss Brenda J, Lush Linda L. Lyons Ralph I. Mainoe HAROLD C, MATHEWS April 9 478 Church Road, Wernersville Hal . . . Dr. Hanschen Steinkopf . . . 11C-1 Ger- man boys , . , loyal to Wernersville . . . mathemati- cal brain. College Preparatory -- National Honor Society 3,4, Class Pres. 2, V. Pres. 3, Jr. Historians 1:MathClub 2,3, Track Club 4, Chorus 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Night of Music 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Baseball 2, Track 1,3,4, Capt. 4. DENNIS E, MCNEAL January 3 500 Mifflin Blvd., Shillington Denny . . . football. . .pep rally. . . 12G boys . . . red suspenders . . . Ocean City '61 . . . Fairgrounds . . . mannerly lad. General --jr.l-Ii-Y l, Study Club 2,3,4, Band 1, Foot- ball l, Swimming 1,2, Motion Picture Projectionist l.. ANDREA MICHAEL October 26 '7 Oxford Avenue, Lincoln Park Andy . . . Wilson -Mifflin games . . . camp counse- lor. . .future Air Force nurse. . . all her pen pals . . . faithful friend. College Preparatory - - Spectator 4, Wilsonian Editorial 3,4, Maskettes 1, Sec. l, Dramatics 2,3, V. Pres. 2, Mask and Dagger 4,Pres. 4, Night of One Act Plays 1, 3, Usherettes 3,4, Bowling 2,3,4, Senior Class Play 4, Stage Mgr. 4. DONNA LYNNE MILLER Iuly 9 14 Leland Avenue, Lincoln Park Donna . . . week at the shore '61 . . . band bus rides . . . sharp hair styles . . . football queen . . .working at playground. College Preparatory -- Wilsonian Editorial 3,4, Co- Editor-in-Chief 4, Debating 1, Jr. Historians 1, FTA 2, Y-Teens 3,4, Pres. 4, Color Guard 2,3,4, Sgt. 4, Or- chestra 1,2, Chorus 2,3,4, Sec. 2, Night of Music 1,2, 3,4, Usherettes 4, Bowling 2,3. VIRGINIA IRENE MAY July 7 8 Valley Road, Wyomissing Hills Ginny . . . cheering at games . . . proms . . . sum- mer of '61, . .class play rehearsals. . . Ginger . . . sentimental . . . never without a problem. College Preparatory -- Student Council 1,2, Sec. 2, Spectator Business 2, Advertising Asst. 2, Spectator 3, 4, Asst. News Editor 3, News Editor 4, FTA 2, GAA 3, Gym Club 4, Usherettes 3,4, Band 1, Night of Music 1, Hockey 2,3, Mgr. 2, Basketball 2,3, Bowling 2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Senior Class Play 4. PATRICIA E, MC VAUGH December 9 5052 Merritt Parkway, Wilshire Pat . . .class trips. . .jumpin'senior year . . . GAA meetings . . . physics classes . . . Glidden Company tour . . . seen with Jean. General -- CentralCatholic 1, GAA 2,3,4, FHA 4, Bowling 3,4. DAVID MILLER May 12 Sinking Spring RD 41:2 Dave . . .UN trip'6O. . . 12G boys . . . Mifflin pep rally . . . October 6, 1961. . . red suspenders and white shirts. General -- FFA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, HOWARD A. MILLER June 5 2430 Reading Blvd., West Wyomissing Howie . . . new face at Wilson . . . enjoys leading morning devotions . . . United Fund Editorial contest . . . seen working at Peiffer's. Business Education -- Reading High l,2,3, FBLA 4, Pres. 4. 64 CAROL ANN LUNENSCHLOSS April 29 BRENDA JAY LUSH February 25 105 Wilson Street, West Lawn 609 Jefferson Blvd., Lincoln Park Lunny . . . summer '61 . . . Yeddy's party . . . re- Brenda . . .Junior Class trip. . .drags. . .seen with bound queen . . . Carol's Comments . . . alwaysa Bowers . . . Albright parties . . . blondie. smile. Business Education -- Glee Club 15 GAA 2,33 Study College Preparatory --Nationallionor Society 4g Spec- Club 43 Hockey 3. tator 3,45 Wilsonian Art and Make -Up 45 Debating 1, Pres. 13 Ir. Historians lg FTA 2, Gymnastic Club 3,45 Usherettes 3,47 Librarian 2,3,4g Chorus 4, Accompa- nist 4g Hockey 2,3,4g Basketball 3,45 Bowling 2,3,4. LINDA L. LYONS November 14 BAPPH MAIONE June 10 2031 Penn Avenue, West Lawn 31?TS1f0fd Avenue, West Lawn I p Tiger , . .Christmas Dance'60. . .Junior Class trip B18 A1 - - ' efffllld boy - - - Mlmm P6P WHY - - - our Romeo . . . black curly hair. General -- Jr. Hi-Y lg Chess Club 2,35 Study Club 43 Football 1,25 Basketball 2,3. . . . busy FHA member . . . seen with her namesake, L. Weller . . . first day in the new building. Business Education -- Maskettes lg Peter Pan Club 2, FHA 3,45 Chorus 2,3,4g Night of Music 2,3,4g Bowling 3,4. Harold C. Mathews Virginia I. May Dennis E. McNeal Patricia E. Mcvaugh Andrea G. Michael David H. Miller Donna L. Miller Howard A. Miller -M 3' !'. '..'nl' Linda J. Miller Helen K. Moll Sharleen C. Nicholas Judith A. Oldham John F. Ori George H. Pacharis DAVID F, REAM February 10 431 North Wyomissing Blvd., Berkshire Hts. Dave . . .band's student conductor. . . his radio re - pairs . . .Civil Defense Commission . . . often heard saying, Let's get in line. General --Science Club 15 Radio Production Club 2,35 Model Home Building Club 45 Band 1,2,3,4, Student Conductor 45 Orchestra 25 Dance Band 25 Night of Music 1,2,3,45 Stage Hand 45 Motion Picture Projectionist 1, 2,3,4. JOYCE A, REIFSNYDER May 17 2809 Garfield Avenue, West Wyomissing Joyce . . . typing and shorthand classes . . . horse - back riding . . . little girl with a little smile . . . blushes easily. Business Education -- Reading Club 15 Study Club25 Gymnastics Club 35 Typing Club 45 Bowling 2,35 Stu- dent Secretary 4. H Karl R. Pfahl Kenneth L. Powell DORIS L. REAZOR April 20 32 West Court Blvd., West Lawn Der . . . 10th grade home economics class . . . boat owner. . .short and shy . . . blusher . . . future home- maker. Business Education -- Glee Club 15 Study Club 2,45 Travel Club 3. ROMAINE REINHOLD November 2 233 Bradley Avenue, Midvale Manor Romaine . . . Be-Teena representative. . . National Girl Scout Round -Up . . . cute smile . . . last minute math jitters. College Preparatory --Muhlenburg 1,25 Student Coun- cil 35 Spectator 3,45 Wilsonian Art and Make-Up 45 Debating 35Y-Teens 35Mask and Dagger 45 Usherettes 4. LINDA J. MILLER October 23 2127 Fairview Street, West Lawn Charlie . . .Mifflen pep rally . , . Mr. Strunk's O.P. classes . . . St. Margaret's dances . . .Readingite. Business Education -- Reading Club 1,25 Y-Teens 3,4. SHARLEEN C, NICHOLAS November 7 2180 Reading Blvd., West Wyomissing Sharleen . . .Jr.Historians' trip to Canada . . . 10th grade inventory in home economics . . . that certain boy . . . seen with Maureen. Business Education --NationalHonor Society 45 Read- ing Club 15 Jr. Historians 2,3,4. JOHN F. ORI November 5 806 North Wyomissing Blvd., Wyomissing Jack . . . hunting and fishing . . . Rehobeth Beach, Delaware . . . Youth Fellowship . . . shy lad. Business Education -- Sports Club 15 Archery Club 25 Shop Club 35 Gym Club 45 Wrestling 3,45 Motion Pic- ture Projectionist 2,3,4, KARL R, PFAHL December 19 844 Douglas Street, Wyomissing Karl , . . a mighty hunter . . . seen with Ori and George . . . short, cute blond . Business Education -- Sports Club 15 Archery Club 25 Shop Club 3, V. Pres. 35 Sr. Hi-Y 45 Wrestling 2, Mgr. 2. HELEN K, MOLL February 4 38 Woodrow Avenue, Sinking Spring Helen . . . Junior Class trip . . . winter of '6O. . . trip to Florida . . . seen in a white convertable . . . great joke teller? . . . lavish wardrobe. Business Education --Jr. Historians 15 FHA 2,3,4, Sec. 2,3,45 Bowling 2,3. JUDITH ANN OLDHAM February 18 726 North 6th Street, Wyomissing Judy . . . special Albright lad . . . working girl . . . artistic ability . . . tail-ender . . . sophisticated. College Preparatory -- Spectator 3, Asst. Art Editor 35 Maskettes 15 Peter Pan Club 25 Y -Teens 35 Gym Club 45 Bowling 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2. GEORGE PACHARIS, JR, December 17 421 North Wyomissing Blvd., Wyomissing George . . . UN Class trip . . . curly red hair . . . loyal hunter . . . future painter. General -- Sports Club 15 Archery Club 25 Shop Club 35 Gym Club 45 Track 15 Motion Picture Projectionist 1,2,3,4. KENNETH POWELL July 13 2121 Fairview Street, West Lawn Kenny . . . Navy Reserves . . . rocking on his chair . . . unauthorized hall trip . . . UN trip. College Preparatory -- Spectator 35 Debating 1,25 Camera Club 1, Sec.-Treas. 15 Travel Club 3,45 Jr. Hi -Y 15 Chorus 15Tennis 25 Swimming 35 Motion Pic- ture Projectionist 1. David F. Ream Doris L. Reazor Joyce A. Reifsnyder Romain Reinhold THE SCHOOL YEARS INCLUDED TRIALS CONTAINING BOTH SUCCESS AND DEFEAT Leslie E. Rexon Maureen J. Reynolds Roger M. Riccardi Beverly A. Riegel JAMES ROTH June 11 2115 Reading Avenue, West Wyomissing Jim . . .roller skating . . . marathon in Illinois . . . a quiet G boy . . . avid reader. General -- Jr. Hi-Y 15 Archery Club 2,35 Study Club 45 Football 1. MIRIAM C. RYAN August 20 21 Hawthorne Road, Wyomissing Hills Mimi . . .Junior Prom, 1961 . . . pet peeve -- fib- bers . . . UN trip . . . twirler . . . seen driving a '55 Chevy convertible. Business Education --Chorus 1, Sec. 15 Peter Pan Club 25 Travel Club 35 Typing Club 45 Band 3,45 Nightof Music 3,4. GEORGE H. SCHAEFFER January 11 2921 Penn Avenue, West Lawn G.O. . . . shirts out . . . a real character . . . G.V. friendly . . . affinity for hospitals . . . writing ability ...F 85M bound. College Preparatory --Reading High 15 National Honor Society 45 Student Council 25 Wilsonian Editorial 45 Radio Repair Club 25Gymnastics 35 StageCrewClub 45 Track 45 Stage Hand 45 Senior Class Play 45 Motion Picture Projectionist 4. DENNIS L. SCHLAPPICH August 9 862 Fritztown Road Den . . . UN trip . . . Berks Auto Club . . . Atlantic City '61 . . . singing talent . . . Green Valley pin boy . . . becoming smile. General -- Sports Club 15 Study Club 2,3,4, WILLIAM C, RUTH December 23 2220 Garfield Avenue, West Wyomissing Rudie . . . after Mifflin game . . . basketball games . . . Burns' party , . . what a sense of direction! Yeddy's party. College Preparatory -- Student Council 1,25 Jr. Hi -Y 15 Radio Repair Club 2, Pres. 25 Travel Club 3,4, V. Pres. 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 1,4. ROBERT H. SCAGNELLI March 9 58 Norman Street, West Lawn Skeeter . . . West Reading game of '61 . . . genius at basketball . . . freckles . . . happy -go-lucky . . . good companion. Business Education -- Student Council 45 Track Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Night of Music 1, 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4. WILLIAM BURNS SCHAEFFER June 24 310 Dorchester Avenue, Lincoln Park Burns . . .after theMifflin game party . . . BBS . . . his travels afar. . . Wendy, his horse . . . white hair . . . public speeches. College Preparatory -- Camera Club 15 Chess Club 25 Study Club 35 Travel Club 4. RICHARD H, SCHMOYER January 4 3125 Octagon Avenue, Wilshire Dick . . .Junior Class trip. . . West Reading basket - ball game . . . chemistry labs . . . smooth dancer. College Preparatory -- Parkland, Pa. 1,25 Stock In - vestment Club 35 Science Club 45 MAUREEN JOAN REYNOLDS May 16 208 Garfield Avenue, West Wyomissing Reenie . . .cold medicine. . .Sr. Historian trip. . . future nurse . . . quiet and frank. College Preparatory -- Science Club 15 Sr.Historians 2,3,4, Pres. 4. BEVERLY A. RIEGEL April 15 Sinking Spring RD 4142 Bev . . . collecting senior class pictures . . . yellow T-Bird . . . seen with Cindy . . . future secretary. Business Education --Spectator Typing 45 Jr. Historians 1gStudyClub2gFHA 3,4g Bowling 2g Student Secretary 4. James p Rgth William C Ruth Miriam C. Ryan Robert H. Scagnelli Geor e H Schaeffer William B Schaeffer Dennis L. Schlappich Richard H. Schmoyer N I Three of the players read about Ginger. Hard working actors take a break. - 1 D Ingemar schaeffer leads with his right TIME DUT FOR GINGER Directors - - - Mr. Carroll - - Mrs. Carroll- - Liz fthe maidj - - Ginger ..... 1033 ...... Jeanng ....... Eddie Davis Uoan's boyfriendb . Tommy Green QGinger's boyfriendj Ed Hoffman -.... Delivery Man . . Miss N. Hielman Miss S. Lutz - - Dale Cloutier - - Penny Klinka - Barbara Brigel - - - -Ginny May - - Elaine Stroup - - - Cheri Shunk . . . . Bill Kopp George Schaeffer - jim Etzel . . Bob Batzel Senior P ay irectors What do you mean 'I don'r know ? says David Ream. 70 THE LIGHTER SIDE' if in-A Miss Zug and her C monsters. z . . 'if' il'..S S Q 5 g f Micky, Clark, and Don await the opening of an assembly. Kissy leads the girls in the talent assembly. 71 No, I'm wanted in three states! 1 l The 12 G's get a charge out of physics class It melts in your hand, not in your mouth. s . 2 E E .4 xx. yi Linda E. Schraps James O. Seelig Joyce A. Sheetz Bradley P. Shultz Cherilynn A. Sbunk Jean A. Shunk STANLEY I. SPOLSKI May 5 2259 Monroe Avenue, West Wyomissing Stan . . . trip to Florida . . .a certain girl . . . nerv- ous driver . . . Old Spice. Business Education --Photography Club lg It.I-listorians 25 Chess Club 35 Study Club 4. JACK STETTENBAUER May 11 2028 Spring Street, West Lawn Stetty . . .Junior Prom . . . victory over West Read- ing. . ,camping trips. . . good times spent at Wellers . . . auto accident. Business Education -- Study Club lg Chess Club 23 Military Club 35 FTA 43 Football 1.3, Mgr. 35 Wres- tling 2,3,4, Mgr. 2. Gerald E. Smith Eli B. Snyder JOHN STEFFY JR, August 28 Reinholds RD ffl John . . . Junior Class trip . . . quiet manner. . . certain Conrad Weiser girl . , . black wavy hair. . . pep rallies. General -- Chess Club lg Study Club 2,3,4. BONNIE E. STEWART August 12 106 Radcliffe Avenue, West Lawn Bonnie . . .Mifflin games . . . summers at the shore . . . class play make -up committee . . . studious . . . strawberry blonde. College Preparatory --Glee Club 1, Pres. lg Mask and Dagger 2,3,4g Usherettes 3,43 Bowling 4. LYNDA ELAINE SCHRAPS April 1 403 Harvard Blvd., Lincoln Park Snaps . . . 10th grade general business and biology . . .FHA-FFA Halloween Party. . . her boat . . . seen with Bev . . . happy -go -lucky. Business Education -- Jr. Historians 15 FHA 2,3,4, Treas. 45 Parliamentarian 4. JOYCE ANNE SHEETZ JHUUHFY 1 2203 Garfield Avenue, West Wyomissing Sheetzy . . . Christmas vacations . . . a college weekend , , . a certain bet . . . talkative . . . many memories . . . full of life. Business Education -- Student Council 45 Spectator Typing 45 Wilsonian Editorial 4, Photographer's Asst. 45 Class Sec. 3,45 Maskettes 1, Sec. 15 GAA 2,3,45 Night of One Act Plays lg Hockey 2,35 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Bowling 3,4g Student Secretary 4. CHERILYNN A. SHUNK September 15 21 Darlin Drive, Wyomissing Hills Cheri . . .shore '60, . .Senior Class Play. . . par- don me . . . '61 prom . . . My Little Marine . . . many memories . . . life of the party. Business Education -- Spectator Typing 45 Wilsonian Editorial 45 Glee Club lg Dramatics Club 2,35 Mask and Dagger 45 Bowling 35 Student Secretary 45 Senior Class Play 4. GERALD E, SMITH April 10 2317 Penn Avenue, West Lawn Gerry . . . football camp . . .class clown . . . easy going . . . nose trouble . . . favorite expression so long, se you later, se you around. College Preparatory -- Jr. Hi-Y 15 Chess Club 25 TravelClub 35 Sports Club 45Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Bowling 45 Stage Hand 2. Stanley J. Spolski, Jr. John S. Steffy, Jr. JAMES O. SEELIG November 25 26 Hawthorne Road, Wyomissing Jim . . .Sr. Hi-Y camping trips. . .quiet . . . great pass interceptions. . .big brown eyes. . .Latin ability? College Preparatory --Sports Club lg Archery Club 25 Sr. Hi-Y 3,4, V, Pres, 45 Chorus 15 Night of Music 15 Football 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. BRADLEY P, SHULTZ August 10 214 Jefferson Blvd., Lincoln Park Brad . . . Gov. Mifflin Victory meet . . . dark fea- tures . . . class trip to UN . . . Dartmouth bound . . . reserved manner. College Preparatory -- National Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 45 Class Treas. 2,35 Jr. Historians 1,2, V. Pres. 15 Math Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3. JEAN ANN SHUNK April 23 65 Woodrow Avenue, Sinking Spring Jean . . . first impromptu speech . . . 10th grade class trip . . . Junior Prom . . . football queen candi- date . . . new at Wilson. General -- Mount Penn 2,35 GAA 45 FHA 45 Library Staff 4. - ELI SNYDER May 6 30 East College Avenue, Wernersville Skip . . .UN trip. . .trips to the shore . . . Wilson- Mifflin football game '61. . . sharp clothes . . . his many whims . . . change of fancy. General -- Sports Club 1,25 Gym Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Swimming 2,3,4. Jack H, Stettenbauer Bonnie E. Stewart AS QENIOR9 WE REMAIN AMATEUR9. WITH OPEN MINDS AND STRONG FAITH. Elaine R. Stroup Dennis R. Strunk Nancy J. Stuebner Janelle L. Supplee CAROL MARIE THOMAS November 24 Sinking Spring RD 52 C.T. . . .bus H5 . . . Senior gym class . . .short- hand classes. . .trickor treatingin '61. . . class trips. Business Education --Glee Club 15 FHA 2,3,45 Student Secretary 4. MONIKA TOENSMEYER December 27 Sinking Spring RD 41 Monika . . . FTA weekend trip to K.S.C .... boat trip around Manhatten Island . . . county FTA presi- dent . . . studious. College Preparatory --National Honor Society 45 Stu- dent Council 15 Maskettes 15 FTA 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 45 Usherettes 3,45 Library Staff 3,4. STEVE VLASAK November 20 2409 Reading Blvd., West Wyomissing Steve . . . lndiantown Gap . . . chairs on class trip . . . bone-Crusher . . .sleepy-eyed lad. . .casual strut. Business Education -- Student Council 15 Jr. Hi-Y 15 Archery Club 25 Gym Club 3: Sr. Hi-Y 45 Chorus 45 Night of Music 45 County Chorus 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,4, Captain 45 Track 1,2,3,4. ROBERT E, WALTERS December 25 2310 Jefferson Avenue, West Wyomissing Wally . . . hunting Christmas week '61 . . . Junior Class Trip . . .ninth grade English class . . . L.P. Pool . . . seen with Ori. Business Education --Science Club 15 Archery Club 25 Military Club 35 Gym Club 45 Baseball 2,3. SAMUEL DONALD TICE March 20 72 Cacoosing Avenue, Sinking Spring Sam . . . UN Class trip . . . football practices . . . clean cut. . .law classes. . . quiet manners . . . cer- tain girl. Business Education --Sports Club 1,45 Study Club 2,35 Band 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2. GERALDINE MARIE ULRICH May 26 2834 Shillington Road, West Lawn Gerry . . . UN Class trip . . . summer of '61 . . . I don't believe it . . . trip to Parris Island. Business Education -- Jr, Historians 15 Y -Teens 2,3,45 Bowling 2,3. ROBERT CHARLES WAGONER April 2 2302 Bressler Drive, West Lawn Chuck . . . avid hunter . . . college bound . . , al- ways smiling . . . first days at Wilson. College Preparatory -- West Reading 15 Chess Club 2, 35 Science Club 4. ELTON M. WEHR March 4 Sinking Spring RD H1 Tex . . . UN trip . . . quiet lad with sense ofhumor . . .seen with Chuck, John, and Dick . . . hunting and sports fan. College Preparatory --Study Club 1,25 Woodshop Club 35 Home Building 4. ELAINE RAE STROUP October 10 165 Octagon Avenue, Sinking Spring Stroupy . . . Senior Class Play . . . Mifflin hockey game . . . Bethlehem legion games . . . her swinging cellar . . . favorite song, This Time We're Really Breaking Up. Business Education --National lionor Society 45 Spec- tator 2,3,4, Asst. Circulation Mgr. 2, Asst. Treas. 3, Treas. 45 Wilsonian Editorial 4, Co-Editor -in -Chief 45 Debating 1, V. Pres. 15 Maskettes 1, Pres. 15 Night of One Act Plays 15 GAA 2,3,4, Treas. 2, Sec. 45 Usher - ettes 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Night ofMusic 2,3,45 Hockey 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Cheerleader lg Student Secretary 45 Senior Class Play 4. NANCY JEAN STUEBNER March 22 Sinking Spring RD if? Nancy . . . her first Prom . . . Mifflin game . . majorettes . . . P. G. .classes . . . gray HCHFY I . . quiet actions. College Preparatory -- Glee Club 1: Sr. Historians 2, 3,45Usherettes 3,45 Majorettes 3,45Chorus 2,3,45 Night of Music 1,2,3,45 County Chorus 15 Bowling 45 Library Staff 3,4. Carol M. Thomas Samuel D. Tice Steve J. Vlasak Robert C. Wagoner DENNIS R, STRUNK February 25 602 Jefferson Blvd., Lincoln Park Denny . . . car full of trophies . . . hot Olds . , . magnetic charm . . .girls,girls,girls. . . cool dresser. General -- Mifflin 1,25 Pre-Military Club 35 Study Club 4. IANELLE LOUISE SUPPLEE July 13 613 West Lawn Avenue, West Wyomissing Nellie . . . summer trips to Washington, D. C. . . . jolly laugh . . . record collector from way back . . . shorthand classes . . . jumping parties. Business Education -- Marionette Club 15 Study Club 25 Peter Pan Club 35 Typing Club 4. Monika H. Toensm ey er Robert E. Walters Elton M. Wehr ff, 'Nav Geraldine M. Ulrich Mary A. Weisser John E. Weitzel Linda L. Weller Paul C. Wittig Mary C. Wolfe Elaine I. Yedinak LINDA L. YOUNDT May 13 105 Montieth Avenue, Midvale Manor Youndty . . . marching at football games . . .Jun- ior Prom . . .Stan's Olds . . .Nel's jumping parties . . .well-dressed lass . . . quiet manner. Business Education--Student Council 25 Glee Club 15 Jr. Historians 2,35 Typing Club 4, Sect-Treas. 45 Ma- jorette 3,45 Night of Music 3,45 Student Secretary 4. ANTOINETTE M. ZIEMBA October 2 15 Cambridge Avenue, Lincoln Park Cookie . . . memories ofPG . . . French . . , Year- book shutterbug . . . scholarly . . . Toni. College Preparatory--Spectator 3,45 Wilsonian Edito- rial 4, Photographers Asst. 45 Glee Club 15 Debating 15 Dramatics Club 2,35 Sr. Historians 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Night of Music l,2,3,45 County Chorus 1. Linda L. Youndt Edwin H. Zacharias EDWIN H. ZACHA RIAS December 29 639 Gring 's Hill Road, Sinking Spring Zach . . .class trip to UN . . .summer of '61 . . . shy smile . . . 11C-1 Englishclass . . . reserved man- ner. College Preparatory--Muhlenberg 15 National Honor Society 3,4, V. Pres. 45 Student Council 3, Radio Re- pair Club 2g Math Club 3,4, Pres, 45 Track 2,4, Ten- nis 3. RONALD LONG March 13 421 Stitzer Avenue, Wernersville Ronnie . . .The Science Fairs . . .shop class . . trip to New York . . . black wavy hair. General--Spectator Photography 35 Science Club 1,2 3,45 Football 15 Stage Hand 15 Motion Picture Projec- tionist 1,2,3,4. MARY ANN WEISSER October 28 Sinking Spring RDH2 Mary . . . summer of '61 . . . class trip to N.Y. . . . senior lunch periods . . . Mr. strunk's class . . . Huh . . . quiet and shy. Business Education--Spectator 35 Glee Club 15 Study 35 Y-Teens 4. LINDA L. WELLER January 25 2285 Reading Avenue, West Wyomissing Lulabel1 . . .her many flames . . .keeps to her- self. . .seen with Linda . . .that distinctive walk. Business Education--Twin Valley 15 FHA 2,3,4, MARY C. WOLFE January 17 2403 Bell Drive, Whitfield Mary . . .quicklass . . .Wilson-Mifflingame . . . working at Reading Library , . . blond hair . . .good dancer. College Preparatory- -Mount Penn 1,25 National Honor Society 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Usherettes 4. JOHN EDWARD WEITZEL February 18 105 Woodrow Avenue, Sinking Spring Jew . . . UN trip . . . shy, inquisitive personality . . . enjoys skating . . . Still water runs deep. General--Ir. Hi -Y lg Study Club 25 Military Orienta - tion 35 Model Home Building 4, V. Pres. 45 Band 3. PAUL C. WITTIG March 12 2615 Penn Avenue, West Lawn Paul . . . new face at Wilson . . .his Karmen Ghea . . .those lucky numbers . . .trouble in parking lot . . . physics class. College Preparatory--Reading High 1,2 ,35 Study Club 4. ELAINE JOAN YEDINAK November 22 2700 Hiester Blvd., West Lawn Elaine . . .realfriendly. . .chem.lab. . , .pajama party . . .Mifflin game . . .her first day at Wilson College Preparatory--Northwest 15 Spectator 35 Wil- sonian Art and Make-Up 45 GAA 2,3,45 Usherettes 45 Basketball 3.4, Co-Capt. 45 Archery 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Volleyball 4. Antoinette M, Ziemba Ronald Long Senior National Honor Society Members listen to speaker. WE FACE THE CONTEST OF TOMORROW. Members ofthe Social and Welfz1rcCommiuec areql. to r,j TOP: l 1 A. Ellmaker, D. Miller, J. Holleiihach, C. Bakerg BOTTOM: I. , Groff, L. Dierrich fchairmaiij, J. Gehrcr. in-Z Ci QD . in Name Card, Aimouiiccmciir, amd Gift Committee members arc fl. to rj: ll. Miller, l..Youiidl, R, lluehiicrgurth, R, Craig Qchziir- iiiaiij, BOTTOM: P, liliiida, A, Michael, J, Oldham. l. Lo r, QTOPDQ C, Thomas, IS, Kcllcti, 15, Hasslcrg BOTTOM: D. liichach, G, Smirh fchairmaiij, R. llcck comprise thc Yearbook Sales Committee. C 9 'IU is V p5............ s F ww Q., , L ul i y ,ii Mr.LloydMillcr class clean, licads rlic faculty advisors who :irc fl. io rj Mrs, R. llaiiiiigaii, Mr. I, Wise,Mr. P. Srriiiili, Mr. li lflcishood, and Miss X . lug. 'W' F. Fulmer heads the Cap and Gown Committee made up of G. May, L. Birchall, B. Shultz, J. Lesher, M. Toensmeyer, and M. Guinther. K -M 4. sm 25 'M ,sr X v L. Brandenburg, D. Knappenberger, E, Stroup, L. Kissinger,C. Lunenschloss, K. Bensing, help chairman C. Shunk on theClass Flower and Motto Committee. The Class Play and Commencement Committee is headed by W. Holt, and her assistants are fl to rj B. Fidler, A. Ziemba,N. Stueb- ner, M. Ryan, I. Kaese, L. Miller, and R. Reinhold. X fi R , . ' :hL? SPE CTATOR9 Q-Qigieffgigei S .2 . 'Exe i' W L' ' fins? lsr. ff .5 H, S ,,,.l,..:,.,- 5 ff ., xii? I , , im A53 diff ' -1355515525-xziv Wk' . 5 5 . . f . 1 . h I MQ Q , af : h Q 1 3 f 4 ' ET .,.f1.., -.i . if aww' jg w xi I ELEVENTH GRADE Jonathan Shearer displays his talent in the Senior High Band. Li i, xref President -- Dale Witwer Treasurer -- Bill Clouser The library is the scene of much study! 1 I Barbi Schaeffer and Bob Mosser make plans for the prom. - - Vice President -- Wilbert Matz 357. Secretary -- 7 7' Vicki Green mal r fi ,R 11 BUY The message is obviousg get busy! f . -.xii--,+2.fii!4?i'L.': B Adams, T Auchenbach, B Alley, R Artz, M Aten T Augustine, W Augustine M Baertschy, F Barth, I Beck, C. 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Q ff 9' r f -am , if - 5, , ' --,, r , ' in M ag! as A Heck, D Hoffman, J Hay, L Imgrund, G Irwin, M James,J Jauch D Keith, M Kelky, K Kennedy, D Kern, I Kerchner, S Kerchner, C Kerlin S Kissinger, J Kline, C Kohler, R Lape, K Leisey, M Lenarr, C LeRoy B Levan, R Levengood, L Lewis, K Linderman, M Lippencott, D Longen- ecker, J Lyons J Machmer, B MacKenzie, M Mahnsen, D Marabella, I Marberger, K Mast, W Matz R Maust, L McAllister, L Meckley, M Meckley, L Miller, M Reider,J Minnich L Montz, R Mosser, M Noga, R Noll, H Ohlinger, M Owens, S Parsons D Pawling, F Pawling,I Pfleger, K Pfleger, K Phillips, I Posta, G Powell E Quinter, K Quinter, P Reedy, D Rapp, L Ream 11-Hill' R' K 1 ff L Sir ' Y L 'f , f- vi! 91' ' P L E all i l .L L E X 2 5 ,ir gf 1? gf iv 5' ,V Sr f ik .A,, , M, L as V, if I Q .ia f .5 2239, W , - msg if H M S W2 wi , .,. Rs , ., b,,LL Q , . A? 45 3 .L Q if A J' X 2 : as, 1 r I' 5 r E gf' I 'W 7- 'PH L ,. mm ELEVENTH GRADE as i L in L ... V , 1,, E , LLLL kj' si X, if an f f 2 xi 'sn . sl f ' xt , xg.- .00 '-Y. an .. sr 1 'Q 5 X - 77 y .il W as fr X 9 Q. by in , sy A .. , y, . ., . ,. X f -ff r A f 1 1 4 : ,, 4 r an 4 r fr v . ' . . .. ik, ,L 9 L.. 5 . ,L- 4 4 . , W J ff C 2 'Ei w? ,A E LEVENTH GRADE .. ' Sr Y M is 'Y r 51 A New ,BH .. -sr 4: , .:, ,, A , , t, . Mx . fs K. A I A S 5 -sqq - -4 ,. - M . I 'muff m Q 4 ci 85 L Reish, M Rhodes, B Richardson, D Richards, B Royer, I Russ, C Ruth C Ruth, I Saylor, B Schaeffer, D Schaeffer, I Schlegel, D Schnable, J Schraeder W Seelig, C Sentz,J Shearer, J Smith, R Smith, J Snyder, G Speicher S.Staudt, C Steinmeyer, S Sternberger, M Stetz, R Strickler, D Strobel, T Stump M Sweigert, G Tarris, C Thomas, W Thomas, I Toker, I Young, S Twar- dowski E Wagner, R Wagner, C Walters, P Webber, C Weinman, R Wert, G Werts G Weyman, K Wickel, J wiesr, C Wikerd,J wir- helm, V Witman, M Witmer D Witwer, M Wolf, S Yo- cum, D Yoder, D Young ACTIVE SOPH9 A ,LL,,A H A MMM V V. . - - . J, 1 - . f Vg gif. 2 . V' . I x -P ' ' r ' I I VM- 'qi eg ' - ' '- . . A Et lg, - -n f f , ,. as-5.9 V '5' - ' , +43 ::'.-wg, xe, wif-Nas' ,. XP - - - 1 ' M Nancy Riffle finds time to recline in the hall. 1 . ' . - 1 y I Fl . 7 A ti ' vv, V ' - i M aim' ,f .. '-X lr' 'ie ln? g ,BA .LJ Y? .. ' f fl M E E' M '.. ii - -' I . 'A 3 - 1 3 si, -Q ws, ' Home again, home again -- jiggedy jig. The Fallouts entertain during an assembly. N-.W Students frantically tote books from class to class. fill Scene from Crazy Violet, a Night of One Acts play. Sophomore biology student examines project. ..., . O it KT. Qin in 3 !L R S Amburn, G Andrews, D Angstadt, M Amer, G Au- man, R Baerncopf, K Baker D Basehore, G Batastine, R Bauscher, D Beard, K Beck, R Bentz, C Berkenstock R Bittler, D Blandford, S Body, D Bohn, R Bohn, D Bollman, B Bowers R Bowman, I Boyer, D Brossman, D Brown, K Brown, C Castner, I Clapper J Clark, G Clark, I Clausius R Clymans, P Conlin, N Cramp, P Cucinotti I Daniels, P Davis, I Esh- bach, L Diller, F Dren- house, E Eberly, R Ebert L Gaul, M Eisenhart, R Essig, L Etchberger, S Faust, S Ferguson, M Fink M Fisk, D Fitterling, L Fitterling, L Focht, L Folk, L Foster, L Frantz H Fredrick, R Freeman, N Frey, S Fritz, C Fultz, A Fuote TENTH GRADE , I P ' ,L o r K , 4. ' ,. J sw ,, V .AV',. L an C L X ,f L 1 l :E' , . - ., kr D fw. -A , fi' km 'iir ss, -- - -, ! 1 L .L ' vi - A ll' ra,-,'.e,.-,' F- . 1,59-W 5? Q ' ' 5 5 WE ,K L 3 5 SP if W 75.1K ak 50 , .. 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E: 8 L Gaumer, E Gehr, P Geib, S Seisler, S Gilbert, J Glassmoyer, E Graeff D Grandstrom, M Greth, F Griesimer, P Gring, R Gromis, S Haage, S Haas T Hager, T Hamberger, P Harbach, B Hardy, R Har- man, G Heckinger, M Heim R Herbein, T Hermort, C Hess, D Hess, I Hess, B Hollenshead, C Huehner- garth J Hummel, E Huntley, J Huntley, S Ice, K Izzarone, D Jimerson, P John G Johnson, B Kauffman, E Keffer, C Keinard, B Keller, S.Kershner, S King B Klahold, M Kline, B Klinger, I Klinger, R Klopp T Koch, R Lukish R Kramer, K Krause, W Kreitz, P Ladd, B Langley, E Lape, C Lash A Leffler, S Leffler, B Leininger, B Leininger, B Leisey, V Lombardo R Marcus, C Marshall, T Martis, C Masquelier, P Mattern, T McCabe, L McCloskey S McCloy, M Meckley, D Mengel, S Mercier, E Miller, I Miller, I Miller K Miller, S Miller, R Mogel, T Moore, M Moyer, R Moyer, R Moyer S Moyer, D Nester, K Nolt, G Northrop, L Ochs, M Oliver, S Ori B Orth, S Oxenreider, D Paff, A Peterson, S Port- ner, D Potteiger, E Potteiger D Powell, L Powell, S Pratt, C Raffauf, D Ream, H Ream, L Reber S Reiff, R Reiner, D Reif- snyder, L Reifsnyder, L Reitnauer, S Rhoads, K Richards K Rickert, P Riegel, N Rif- fle, S Rigg, L Ritchie, D Ritter, N Rohn A Romich, J Rowlands, B Ruth, M Ruth, C Sabold, M Schaffer, S Scheetz TENTH GRADE .ow-N za' 1' ' 12' ff, vtkl 1 , V H? sw? - Qt ' cj R SQ S q. - - it hh t l R L. 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K, rf K A VX if F. fs. ,,, 5' iw. - v .Q L- - .Q P ' . 1 K I ., -C ,- bs - K f kv , 1 ' gt ,kv st idx. 5 A - ., ,nw f I ',fYj'k -,5 . 5 in 90 Qi! .Qi- K Q-5: ,... Lkk L ,.:- A Klhzgw x g F. K X S S 5 is 1523134 X' Sf- ff' it i h M 6 fy 1 Q L X 4 .. . X f S r f ,F iv ,X f 4. ' 1 G Sensinig, R Sensinig, B Seyler, C Shirk, S Shana, V Shugar, T Shuker B Shutter, B Smith, D Smith, L Smith, G Spacht, W Specht, D Spies C Steffy, M Stott, K Stoudt, I Strong, P Stru- beck, B Strunk, C Strunk R Trout, R Tormielli, R Ulrich, D Unger, M Unger M Vastine, D Venable S Vlasak, D Wagner, S Wagoner, S Wanner, E Watters, J Weitlich, S Wentzel B Weiner, I Wert, R Wertz 1 Wetherhold, C Whit- moyer, K Witkowski, R Wolfe C Yoh, S Young, R Ziemba, S Matz, B Ramich, G Becker ACTIVE UNDERCLASSMEN The cast of The Darling Brats' rehearses for the final time. 2 I I vi It seems everyone went home Ninth grade presi- dents. STANDING l to r: Dennis Lamm, Deborah Johnson, Linda Springer, Kenny Sands, Craig Paw - ling. SITTING: Lionel Caldwell, Dean Erb, Tom Baker, Bruce Stowell. The art class works hard to finish projects. 'Mounted on a verdant hilltop nuff' 91 X, . Q J Adams, M Adams, B Aiello, R Allen, A Allushuski, S Allushuski, S Allushuski, J Anspach T Arndt, S Artz, I Aungst, M Babb, C Bacastow, D Bachman, I Baer- man, T Baker T Bare, J Barkenstock, T Barnard, Batastine, R Bates, R Baum, M Beaver,J Berger B D Bergman, D Berst, N Bohn, J Bow- ers, J Boyer, K Boyer, L Gommer, Boyer P Breen, C Brendel, H Bressler, K Brightbill, P Briner, P Bonsetter, C Brossman, S Brown B Buechley, T Burggraf, T Cald- well, I Carroccio, S Chimenko, C Clausine, P Conlin, T Cooley -F sf -HSI E9 2' R 'ff T5 1 -ff I 5 .J fflkz -I, f r B ' ,.. if ?fsg:v,- ' Ist wr-' r , , 2 mfif5L5:f51,'? -5351'i'i'3i?7WfY 'L ?5?Qil5Z?1f,s 72,1 .. nr. fif5?S??5i?:M3?2,ifflirfi-LWBEPE5-f mfr ,. 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What is ir? rf If I don 't finish this, my mother will! EIGHTH GRADE lt looks like a party. i KQV 4,5 ents say cheese, f l 7 tl 1 'Q' J Gossip at the fountain. X ,, i 1 Mawr: 'fm P 'ra fy-fs1. We t lv it , . ,. , ., , 5 V: 1 3 9 5 . ,, Vg , llc A if L 1, g P ' , ff' - ' -5. 'LE ' B - . ,, , , , , V , 1 ., , ,. I ,, ., W x fs if A .-, in 'U I Q W . V 'Y , A X H x A ' , , L it 2 B 3 ii i ? V, A M ,. ., Z 5,1 V Q F, , 5 F + - L L, L i B ' , ., 5' 'ic' 1 '-k ' -it if - liif w .--- , l Z 1 ' :::- -A Wifi? K , ' A , gif F ,.,.: i .. , , ' F + Q K P . Z ig? E.-gl F' ,tts ff , t x K fi V ah. i .. if , I . ,r.. AV A I. , 1 , ., iih I A Yr gmf ' i V an L V:-, , V, C I W J i ,-1, , V fi I qv K g l'. ':,. V I V , A 'Sig .V A V V X' A A i- g QL i A 5 2 I'-.':E' 3. i Q?: yi I 53: X' K - : -I ' uv' W .K .anti ' ,QQ N , .,' A .I -Z. , L , W ' ff gi, sh ' A ie ' . .A A 4-2 Y F , 3 ,iw ,FY . .QL K A 145 x N L Q ' 9 1 'L - V' 'V it 'S ,. 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C Mattis, B Matz, J May, R Mays, A McKnight, T Mengel, N Mentzer, A Miller, C Miller, C Miller, D Miller, S Millisock. A Mitchell, A Moyer, P Moyer, J Nagle, R Nuss, B Oakes, G Ochs, L Ohlinger,I Ostrowski, L Owens, B Parsons. G Pawling, P Peters, R Pfeil, S Phillips, R Phillips, K Potteiger, N Potteiger, B Powell, W Pyle, S Rapak, D Reber, M Reedy. 98 ,E 'E L wg, . .,, Q., 'ZF .f W- is 5 , at, ff se? 'M ,1 .4 -Q S 'L S n L ' S . . , Seiir S ' M . K , K - , f t ',mL ,. ' .. K ' K KK j :Lr K K ' ., : K. .WK K . , . K ,159 K ' ., , .'jj1'fK , ' 'Me K Q K. 3 ,K - . Q . . , in , K. , K f 0, fy - . K VVAA K ,KK ' V . . 1. ' if .fr ' f -'T ' L'-' K To SQ Ku. ,. L L -Q f X , 4 1 , S, A ,rrn fr , . -- , - K , Q , K V ., K K K K , -r K K,-, . . K K , ,K K K K ah Riff 35 g gf . L B S J H rg f e t K it R T ,St wr L . S ' ttdt al S L maart., of if V e ttte - S - fftf S ,QQZ21 LSTT ' if ' K S .t , R K W . 'TVX Y ' . S - ' ' Lf ft- g7-I7 F q i' 1 ' LA 1 M 'T 7 T , .. ' .. ' 1 Q' .L ' ' L., ' . 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KK K, ,,., Q5 , K, KK - , K KI, KKK T Reifsnyder, L Reinert, D Reisenweaver, M Reynolds, K Rhoads, M Riegel, S Rigg, I Rohn, I Rohrbach, D Rother- mel, B Rudy L Ruth, S Ruth, I Schaeffer, K Schaeffer, L Schaeffer, M Schlegel, I Schlegel, J Schnoyer,J Scholtes, R Seifrit, C Sell, D Sensenig L Sensenig, B Sheetz, T Shirks, D Shucker, S Sianis, D Sloan, C Smith, D Smith, N Smith, R Smith, R Snyder, T Snyder WSouthworth,J Spayd, D Spies, B Spohn, G Stacherski, D Stanbaugh, C Stamm, D Starkey, B Steffy, G Steffy, M Strad1ey', D Strauch D Stripling, B Stufflet, B Stump, C Styer, E Sweigart, M Sheilds, K Tamanini, F Tarris, K Theis, S Thomas, E Trexler, B Ulrich D Unger, A Vastine, M Venable, I Vogel, N Wanner, D Wardrop, R Walters, S Wayne, T Wayne, D Weinhold, K Weinman, C Wert M Wickstrom, D Wolf, D Wolf, D Wolf, M Wright, D Yeager, G Yeich, L Yelk, G Yerger, S Yerger, D Zeigler, R Zeibe G Zimmerman, T Apsukarda, I Fogel, D Frome, P Ganter, G Pacharis, I Reifsnyder, D Sensing 99 SEVENTH GRADE s 1 -s, Brumbach. . ' .J x '- r ,fx 1, -J K f V, W 5. W -,R A I ml 2 R T T . EZ - , 1'A' , f , VAN.. gi The pause that refreshes! To begin with, stares Mr. '47 Seventh grade home- room presidents: Jeff Kurtz, Candy Hoff- man, Pat Foucht, Ellen Stevenson, Jeff Miller, Rich Pawling, Bill Boyer, Barry Ulrich. C Achenbach, S Adams, E An- drews, P Apsokardu, B Artz, M Aungst, G Babb, R Bantz D Barrett, F Barto, D Bawes, B Binder, D Bock, D Bauman, W Bauman, W Boyer, R Briner N Brendel, T Brophy, D Brown, T Brumbach, L Buchman, B Buechley, M Bugay, S Burggraf K Buttery, T Button, P Calm, M Campbell, R Cardell, R Chualo, T Chitwood, S Chris- ropher JCienieioccz, I Clouse, L Coldren, W Conrad, S Corkins, I Corolla, V DeAngelo, S Deeds B Deininger, B Derr, A Diller, L Drexel, I Dries, M Dries, D Kiebach, R Dry F Dykty, F Eckert, S Egan, M Ellingsen, R Emerick, T Encly, L Epler, L Farina K Farrell, J Fell, C Fischer, G Firing, R Firing, D Fisher,j Fisher, R Fisher C Flickinger, P Focht, S Folk, I Foster, R Fox, R Fritz, D Fromm, C Gambler A Gardner, G Gaul, R Gehr, M Geissler, B Gensemer, P Ger- hart, T Getz, C Gibson ez as , S , W V rd 5 ' if ' gi 1 fl. K i' 3' 2' ' ,N fry 3 'Cf' gy gi 293' -.J 2 in ,,, Y ie, que a ,gf f1,ry ::..: , t fa , . l 1-v of , L J V. . ., ,. J, ,Q V R .sits ' , fe Q. a N 5 -x , - ,..' W r x I F F L. 1 Pt Sw , ' v r 'fa V' V - -- ' K gf- o 'f .'--a.. -V is X as ,V - I, It 5 7 ik . fi J E df' T 1' 0 V ,,AV A. l r f: I Q, ' ., -4 5' A J s . E . A 'fe , , . 9 ' ' I .. 1 , -Q ,gr L di 1 Fix L V , T x T -Q 'A ff si,' ' - ri ss J hex ' in . I ii 'V 341 K: kg, K I ,151 . 6, - M .45 i s i sl T ,, 5 , . new 1 ' 7 5-T. F' A SEVENTH GRADE if ? 5 L' ,X 5,-WZ H . s ' mf A rlrr ii F is F 5, ,,ss' is , ' gf . S if it C, M B li 7212, K 1 A . 1 di VV K H 1 in is 3,1 , , H Y . .. gt, ,s,,, - .,., ,Z ,,r.. ..,, M, ,.,.,. , , 5 F Q 2? s 1 , T T ,- as , H ' I f 41- f . . J-- ., - , I Akz' V , . R g, ,,.,, so Q , C, J 1 I V as f f , f 1 'i A Y VS , rf i 5, A 3 Q F -4 T g rs, V F ' fi L gf 'w V' . I ,L I z V, H I R Gicker, B Gieb, L Gilbert, S Goodhart, D Goas, D Grace, L Graeff, J Grandstorm G Grimes, D Guigley, B Hass, JHabel, M Hafer, V Hager, L Hagy, D Hall I Harding, B Harrison, T Harri- son, E Hassler, N Hartman, B Hartranft, N Hartranft, L Heck IHeckman, J Heckman, J Heck- man, S l-Ienthorn, S Hadgen,J Hoffa, C Hoffman, N Hopp C Horst, R Howlands, R Huber, W Hughes, I Hyle, L Irwin, T Johnson, V Johnson A G Jones, M Kratchur, C Kee- gan, M Keller, B Kerchner, M Kerns, S Kerper ' 4 2 E, ,..n. My . ,, ni ,fwrfwsf ' L, :zz-fzgsmstz-fs Vzffaiiuil ' Hf1'e efafia-zgi He, fl -- 57,254 , img-t - .4 w, . WZ! 1 H.. a 'Siva AL.. MMR 5 9 wWi,,, M My ,J at X ffs - if F , S av ,fs ir ,Jr Klinger, T Knappensteih, H w n . -, ., w ' -X' x fl 12 S Kieffer R Kirschman J Koehn G Kohler S Koller K Kamaxes J Krecker, S Kreitz, B Krick, S Kurtz, A Lamm S B 1 W' 'lx gt ai 1' -S 9' R Krick. S Kubacki. F Kulp. . , ,.1.E ,,:, ' ' i-iii!! ' -' 'L ' is 'V ii nf, me ' V T hi ,-.1, in K... 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E '-, E, 53,2 S Magel, P Maier, W Makuch, 3 K, ' C - y , , g i D Mann, I Margrave, S Marks, 3 Q Y if , x, B Marshall, G Marshall ., 5-5 -5' it R Martin S Martzel R Marx, B K Marten B Matthews, L May, ,1 ' ' lm, sg , -B ' C McNerny, K Mehll 5 I rf ' '- f SEVENTH GRADE S+- L, T. it X K eii S e igf era 2 gba, aah t R :L K W T a cafe ,az LB., , , , B T yh y 91 wi, M if? '-'- I ,N , , ' L ' P ?.a?Ff?f ,iet awffhif QiwfBYWWWi' eeii ,.fz!ZF - L ey W-3 ' K , ,,, f P. PWC ' ffl an e i lll av-efeweaeee A Mi. V, f H ,,t - ,BWP W4 I. P - ' ati we Safe ewan if ,Q X A C - ,a . 4. lx Y Wim, fm -V :F- Q . fi ,W J My .Q K su L 53 ie x . J V' X di ' ,- , R5 . V 'hw x in .ia- . ,..- L, B S L Q li.. ii wr if S, . ig if one S Rhine, R Rhoads, A Richter, B Richter, R Rickert, B Riegel, D Rodgers, T Rornberger A Rothenberger, W Rowlands, A Royer, S Rubright, H Ruhnke, J Russel, R Ruth, M Scalese G Mortin, B Schlappich, E Schlegel,J Schegel, M Schmeck, J Schmoyer, C Schwarz, S Seider M Sell, B Sellers, L Skulski, S Sensenig, C Sheller, S Sheidy, K Shupe, C Shurr I Simboli, D Simmons, D Smith, M Smith, M I Smith, V Smith, D Snyder, T Spease S Spitter, P Staggs, D Stanis- lowczyk, D Staudt, L Stein- moyer, D Stephens, E Steven- son, E Stewart ,4- flii f N N 1 , 'Yi F H ,kV, f 52 3 . 'wi I I gig, if? , L 'lf W I ' , , xr I .a L A , A Q, V ,X it-Q., , S S 1 ..,. A at A if ' ,Q A 'if f A' qvi' Ji- .X , --ii- -S -,,. f ...- 5 W .5 ' ' - Irie Q af' sl :3 5 -un 'SN ,,. ,,,., L , , , ,.,. , , . s M. , . , : ,gf r In , f - P 1- fri., ' ' I ' . , ,Y 2 . . Q, ii X tl ' n . r -5 . . 1 , :iii ll? V ' '1 if s -5 5 A R .E , SEVENTH GRADE S A ,eeerte , ' P, 5, 1. , ... .2--gf at in K I. Y h X ,K A - 1 W. 3 2-L 1 K, rtrt , ,K tm , 4 eet 4 ,j P g sm, I hy W: ,W,,.,.: -,.. 1 irrgsjgs , , VV if 5' 'N A ' H W 2'2' ' ' - , A 2 A 1 A 6-2 :,' Q 2 W 1 A , t Q ' P! MS , 'W' A 'F' ' Z 1 Av, H 51 .,,. - j , ,.. , , U .att AJ . gs, 1 , A T if We Q , Q 1' K' 'L' uf .- j it-. ' '- it ,P . 'x A f a , , X ,. I f - A K' Eff' ge: ' ' . 211: yry A . ,gay up if , . I V, - I ., 4' Z km X H -r T 1 ..'.. A L in , L A sh 1 an A is -ff, 3 '-'-- f rl' ' 1 5. r , -1 x WV. LK! 7 lf.. f- -' ,Vs ,S sf- . W sri - ' ' : . ' -eff v S eds .6 .,,, K A ix, lumix, fl 1? -if K mr, . x f -Rex 1 .sf ' 7? -' .- V . i 'f f 1 S xi. -f. K . , 5 -W f G 5. Q' -r 3' fi' t if if r . , t , fe .Si, ,f 1. , ,1 . if ng X i LM X it L Stocker, S Stoudt, L Strobel, L Swavely, P Tavenner, I Text- ler, C Thomas, L Thomas L Thomas, G Texter, L Texter, M Texter, L Trivevil, W Trowk ridge, I Troutman, J Vance D Wagner, W Wagner, W Wag- ner, P Webber, B Weber, G Weber, D Wenger, I Wenrich M Wenrich, L Wentzel, L Wentzel, C Wertz, R Whit- moyer, R Wink, D Wikerd,J Yeager P Young, P Yocum, C Young, P Young, W Zeiser, F Zentgraf, L Zeir, I Zeigler V Ziemba, S Greit, R Rickert, B Ulrich, L Wentze1,J Grand- strom, S Rupp, S Scrimphow 4 wuugn.s-ui L +5 -. W? 5 , ml, v vm.- 'N s K , 'N N346 um... ,ou N iw ,J ugh, 5 , A W1 ,ws lm if 'WMU A, V1 f-'R fx 1.4, Y-ff vw any ns' 4-fm ws-KKQHK MM W 5' ms 19-Y A X E 3 4 I nf ik 'L nw' EVENTS sf Qi X Advisor, Mr. Fleishood, smiles The typing staff prepares for work. his approval. Co Editor Elaine Stroup WILQONIAN EDITORIAL AND ART STAFF COMPILE Miss Berger and Justine Esslinger Elaine, Rornaine, and Peggy make page plans select a picture. for Art and Make -Up Staff. ffxs-g..J f siissli A ' Ad .QF 4 f v Q 3 i Wilsonian typists work all night 'far into the Wilsonian Editorial Staff receives as morning. signments and plans write -ups. A RECORD BOOK OF EXPERIENCES. Co-Editor, Donna Miller C, Beidler, C. lrnboden, and D. Eisenhart Carol and John look over the design make a decision on Art Staff business. forthe cover of the yearbook. 1 STUDENTS' NEWS SOURCE - SPECTATOR Editors of the Spectator are Linda Kissinger, Editor-in -Chiefg Kate Bensing, Feature Editorg Lee Birchall, Sports Editorg Ginny May, News Editorg Barbara Brigel, Business Managerg Patsy Gratz, Head Typist. Several mem bers of the staff go through the process of rechecking the articles that will comprise the next issue. 5 i 5 E ! 3 s 3 5 Editor, L. Kissinger begins to lay out one of the four pages. Yi-ml-V' New RX f 3,3 S s A1l right gang, let 's get on the ba11, says M. Baetrschy. ---i S e ug ii Supply and demand were not equal this month, thinks Kathy Izzarone. Dale, Bill, and John check the finished project in the print shop. R s . 3 y f . . t .., g ,H .,gf- - s I V .Elves A 4 ' f I I ' . m Members of the Business Staff deliver the new Spectator. Qi f ii X x ,a, .Zh wi V 5-nv' Mr. Fleishood checks a headline with Barbara Hardy. Kate Bensing and Lee Birchall dummy the Spectator . Treasurer Elaine and Editor-in-Chief Linda enjoy the latest issue. I I L5 ' v ' -v 'XJ K, vf in ARM Q st, S. x ,y 'M f -...xx .Aug high K if fr f N1 rf f P H is ag . ' 'W , :lm nwufzi fn A Q 1. Ur-J., owglkq g .., limou- 1 1. in-. 'Q Two of the handsome members pose B. Mosser, R. Flory, and I. Schroeder -- three busy STUDENT COUNCIL - STUDENTS' VOICE The Student Council poses before a big meeting. LW ' rf: WT -wr , f , . -V , 131' , , , . H, If'y,,5: 2i' E :E:Q1 ':7 171 viii? f5'?L5?i?f'2l5'5fiQf1,, iff.-1-.gi:,s::',: 15... .1 , 1 A, mil . fy ' fi 133 Officers -- Vice President, W. Matzg President, T. Gornmerg and Secretary -Treasurer, C. Huehnergarth. STUDENT COUNCIL - STUDENTS' CHOICE G. Johnson, G. Clark, and I. Vlasak discuss the point C. DiMaio, V. Green, and L. Birchall stroll on system. Gb walk donated by Student Council. BAND INQTILLS SPIRIT AND AROUSE9 The band files down to the football field before the Columbia game to cheer the team on. 154 f Qu I X ,.,:: , ,ff r bmie r ff a hf Members of the colorguard are B. Levan, J. Gring, L. Killer, J. Esslinger, J. Kline, V. Shuggar, D. Miller fsergeantj, H. Shuster, V. Green. ENTHUSIASM IN THE OLYMPIANS Majorettes are C. Thomas, S. Shomo, A. Geesaman, L.Youndt, B. Birchall, M. Goeltz, M. Ryan, C. Mas- quelier, B. Fidler fHead majorettej. Missing is Nancy Stuebner. Majorettes go through their routine before appearing before Wilson rooters. whq..,,w Senior Chorus officers: S. Stoudt, D. Briner, I. Clapper, and H. Mathews. . . , f 5, 5 W fn ' 3 5 'Y M15 . I I H I I 4 Members of the Junior High Chorus pause in their preparation for the annual Spring Concert. VOICES LIFTED IN SONG ADD BEAUTY TO TALENT 116 The Senior Chorus presents selec - tions from recent concert. i0 f li 1' '- r 1 1 ,V , K ,Q K V The Senior Chorus and accompanists pose for the photographers camera before rehearing the selections that will be presented at the Spring Concert. -Y ei fi nl . E 1 ,52 k 05' R. Breiner, D. Heckman, A. Vastine, and D, Erh, Junior Chorus officers, practice a song for the concert. Mr. Richard Miller strikes a Wilson's answer to the Kingston Trio, the Motley Nine, with L. DiMaio leading pose. accompanying, render Old Man Noah. if 4 . V J lint 1' EVYC 'A ll, , Q . If Lf: i . s .ff wiv: , 3 CLUBS GIVE SERVICE Key Club instills patriotism and school Mrs. E. Schenck and the FHA club discuss their cook book sales. , . .MN .miss E W CLUBS INQTILL VALUES spirit in Wilson High School. Guess what we're designing? ask Model Home Builders. Future Business Leaders total profits on pretzel sales. President of FFA calls the meeting to order wma 3' E- 1 I it I Q: rs Uv ,Ti i 1 JV H ' L X if va Q' , 1 g x ss M , M35-MM K, Scnior Hi -Y members discuss a recent project. H. Miller retypes copy for third time. QUALITY COUNTS Projection and Travel Club members set up a film. IN WIL9ON'9 CLUBS Junior High Band in a rough practice session. 1 ,x Typing Club members discuss future plans. Officers of Senior -I-,Teens CLUBS PROVIDE PLEASURE AND DIVERQIFICATION Junior High Y -Teens K1 1 Sl Junior Historians sell candy to finance trip to Boston. Junior High Book Club. EJ-f ff 0 lfgt T fe.-'lnegixli A 'bf , ,V X 1115 1 3456, V K zz .I .i if-as ,F arms 9 '9?! 'wi Yi , . Marionette Club advisor, Miss K. Berger, shows the Travel Club executives plan their journeys for th proper hand work to control a puppet. year. Mrs. A. Long points out a mineral formation to Mineral Mr. W. Zarfos explains the control panel to the Club members. Science and Astronomy Club members. i 'Ti 6 N EOLO Nw lltx CLUBS REGISTER SUCCESS The ambitious Track Club poses for a picture. ' fu -mv G.A.A. name bingo Jr. High Coin Club checks mint dates. v . 1 o e ,, Q yr Jr. High Homemaking Club. E Handy Needlework Club sews on. Jr. High Metal Club stamps out design. A STITCH. A SOLDER. AND A SHUT IN TIME TO SAVE NINE?? Woodcraft Club Produces toning ping? Sharpshooters of the jr. High Rifle Club l 4 . mf Q-11, 3 Mr. Klingler demonstrates proper grasp to Archery Club. The girls' Gym Club develops volleyball skills. - ,-l ...auu-- Spaghetti Mr. Wieland goes over material with Arts and Crafts students. Members of Gym Club build muscles on the rings. Girls prepare fOr H future HS 21 hOITl6rr13k6r, VARIOUS CLUBS LEND COLOR TO THE LIVES OF WILSON'S STUDENTS Mr. Shaak explains one of the easier problems. Mr. Clay reviews the minutes of the last meeting. if 1 Senior dramatics club members practice their lines Junior High gym class poses prettily zii L if-if! ' OOYO T '-sr.r 1 Oi 4 T w -uf: 'gif 1' r W ,mr ., 3' Q. 'iff S Q , g 1' 4 r is J it jk ,S ' 'v3. ' I WR' ? mr 126 H-ai P-L' -'Ek 35 Pres. of Sr. Historians, Maureen Reynolds, conducts meeting. The Debating Club plans its assembly. CLUBS HOLD MEETINGS TWICE A MONTH TO DISCUSS PLANS All right, who spilled the beef stroganoff? Model Airplane Club builds craft. K, . ,, ., f s ' ., 7' vig,-M5E?l35'r37l NSQSDQM 4 3 X as 127 i,'ff55,y3 1 f- - ,,,, F7 .-.J ,,f..W, One more chance before I volunteer you, warns Andy Michael, Mask and Dagger President. as Eff as -ew- We'11 put fifteen on the catwalk, seven on the curtain, and the rest of you can . . . orders Mr. George Griesemer. Wi1son's future farmers discuss the benefits of crop rotation. I can touch it, can you? ,,.-wk i mv-ur l t 13 - f...,b,,ft.Ngm And they all lived happily ever after, says Mrs.M. War- Q. :KV son to her Book Club. Y, ,fit M. Us Miss S. Leinbach helps GAA girls play name bingo. Model Airplane Club helps interest future aviators. pu- Gym Club girls jump into orbit as Mrs A, Chase instructs. Y ASSEMBLIES ENTERTAIN 5 s ff i Y kk ' 0 fy V ' 2 E f In . 2 Y A X 5 ,ag 1 9 F 3 X i Two talented sailors from ? the S.S. Wilson. M311 .. Mike Owens receives a Heart Fund And the LOICI 1135 USCH- Award on behalf of the Key Club. Miss Virginia Zug hits a high C Mr. Henry Christman sings A blast from the past Terry Lynn Hayes plays the organ for assemblies. Mr. Shaak congratulates the best athlete of the year New Student Council officers take oath. They are: W. Matz, D. Jimmerson, and P. Zacharias. The G Boys sing Laura in the talent assembly. Gerry Smith added humor to many assemblies. ,Q-Q-.aaa il' - , I.LlLI,T,3v551Wi7m 2 - Senior high audience listens attentively. National Honor Society induction ceremony. TIME OUT Mr. Louis Guastella entertains by playing the piano?? Mr, Guastella continues to entertain on the piano'?? i f The DiMaio sisters perform in the Senior Talent Assembly. FOR ASSEMBLIES is f :i:f, ' 2 ,+, S J T. Gommer takes the hint and leaves. Mr. Purdon presents a trophy to an industrial arts member ' - Football players stand as Mr. Snaak reads the awards. , 114 so -1 gv 2, 4. s , ,gf gb J .Lf A-F ,Y A :uw-wr.: -,nu V ,, faq ,, Q Co-Captains B. Dry, B. Kopp, and G. Smith look serious before a big game. v 1' t ,C I ff'-.' -3,63 WEE 916 awww, Eiribi' ,E .. 3. 33 .1 :jj 1'n :aw an Q-,aw li? .ff ff +5 sg l J' lg .YS , L 234 X3 'l 2 -4 W'- 3 S 1- ' Eff? FOR OPPONENTS MILE' 52575 ,g NT! -S5373 ' -- -. 2.33 w. -. A 9 1-1 . f -f-fr.-.J mi, H3-'ir -. Y.-' - - .vx :4-:N ' ' 1 44.-J:-f 1'T 'r:::.-W . riff -A ' . wir .,t'J.- If ---:vw :Ji-.lv 4. -xe- ' ' ' fmf'f: :Q-.-..':,, l We-,:'5g.'f-1-:E ' ' .M A .Jub- -,lg R575 155' 47, . f. fi I' 1 P1 .,., gg ' I 1 -? E11 512, TOP: R. Trout, D. Bowman, R. Marcus, R. Ebert, M. Fink, D. Wagner, G. Vlasak, R. Sensenig. Qnd: R. Baerncopf, R. Klahold, P. Ladd, C. Castner, R. Fritz, G. Heckinger Witmer, A. Fuoti,T. McCabe, D. Forry, P. Coniin, S. King. 4th:W. Kennedy, L. Mil ler, R. Harbach, D. Witwer, R. Hass, D. Lehr, E. Wagner, W. Clouser, W. Matz, A Craig, R. Fritz. Sth: W. Dry, I. Seelig, S. Tice, B. Jones, H. Blanford, W. Kopp. G Smith. K. Hornberger, E. Snyder, H. Mathews, S. Vlasak. R. Lukish, K. Krause, G. Johnson. 3rd: H. Ream, J. Buttery, W. Kreitz, R. Maust, M. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WILSON OPPONENT Wilson Columbia 14 Wilson Wilson-Boro 14 Wilson Hellertown O Wilson Schuylkill Haven 22 Wilson Governor Mifflin 25 Ah! get go , Shouts the center Wilson Daniel Boone O ' L V 'N - Wilson Lebanon Catholic l4 Wilson Muhlenberg 20 Wilson Cornwall O Wilson Lancaster Catholic 7 Position in League--Fourth Mr. schwenk looks on as Bulldog crosses revs go with that pigskm, Dale. Randy, look our, mares someone behind you! 138 BOUOYUS UP- Look out, Gerry's coming! i i , ,X M It's now or never. May the best team win. The band stands at attention while Kuppy, Bill and Kent lead the team on to the field. Charge!! W KNEELING 1. to r.: I. Scholtes, manager: W. Kunkleman, K. Schaffer, T. Shirk, C. Wert, C. Smith B. Stufflet, G. Stacherski, R. Gallo, I. Arbagast, I. Schaeffer, G. Geesemen, R. Loose, R. Blessing, J Rohm, D. Sensenig, M. Wickstrom, K. Bivens, D. Groff. MIDDLE: R. Mathews, D. Hardy, G.Yeager W. Southworth, G. Biedler, R. Smith, S. Hagy, W. Pyle, D. Bergman, M. Hepner, M. Bodey, D. Un Can he make the forty? Coach, he tripped me! Okay, you guys! who has the ball? ger, K. Crist, D. Stambaugh, M. Staggs, E. Giest, D. Spayd. TOP: W. Rumpf, C. Pawling, G.. Artz, D. Swavley, I. Keller, L. Miles, B. Buechley, G. Hart, J. Spadafora, G. Heck, W. Obereitt, L. Bare, R. Gerth, G. Dowald, I. Berger, R. Mays, J. Martin, K. Sands, L. Caldwell. PONIES END SEASON DEVELOP SKILLS FOR VARSITY YEARS 8TH GRADE Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson 9TH GRADE Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Hill School Daniel Boone C. E. Cole Exeter Gov. Mifflin Hill School Daniel Boone G. E. Cole Exeter C. Pawling, T. Shirk, L. Miles, and B Smith pose for camera, Coaches Hopp, Killian, and Linn pick the line -up. TRAINING FUTURE CHAMPIONS .5 Clockwise, starting with No. 34, Bill Dryg Gerry Smith, Bob Scagnelli, Brad Jones, Farrell Franks, Bob Haas, Bill Kopp,DaleWitwer,JohnWiest,Kraylon Brown, Gary Sensenig. Co-Captains Bill Kopp and Farrell Franks with Coach Ralph Leininger and managers, Bob Batzel and Ronnie Harmon. K.. A 1,3 'lim an ,f Tl i lwlimw, fl win it or won't ir? W y r E 'fwqfi ' 'k , Skeeter's specialty i ,Ml Kuppy fakes a shot The sky is the limit as SCHEDULE Brandywine Twin Valley Exeter fAlbrightJ Mt. Penn Daniel Boone Fleetwood Wyornissing Conrad Weiser Governor Mifflin Muhlenberg Schuylkill Valley West Reading Oley Hamburg Wyomissing Conrad Weiser Governor Mifflin Muhlenberg Schuylkill Valley West Reading Hamburg 143 'img'-:,r:,,r 3. ww, Dave Unger dribbles toward the key HOOPSTERQ NEED SKILL FOREGROUND: Managers L. Reber, H. Eckenroth, J. C1ark.FIRST ROW: 1 to r: I. Daniels, D. Marabella, J. Clapper, G. Heckinger, L. Miller S. Twardowski, D. Unger. SECOND ROW: R. Mogel, R. Bohn, D. Boll: man, Coach Dr. Miller, R. Harbach, G. Clark, M. Unger. 2 3 SCHEDULE W O Brandywine 44 22 Twin Valley 25 46 Exeter 43 31 Mt. Penn 53 20 Daniel Boone 51 35 Fleetwood 49 25 Wyomissing 36 38 Conrad Weiser 46 36 Governor Mifflin 46 53 Muhlenberg 40 32 Schuylkill Valley 36 39 West Reading 39 44 Oley 58 35 Hamburg 24 50 Wyomissing 37 30 Conrad Weiser 22 39 Governor Mifflin 32 42 Players set for action on a jump ball. Fl r iii, Will it, or won't it, thinks R. Harbach LEARNING FUNDAMENTALS KNEELING l to r: D. Spayd, R. Matthews, B. Stothart, C. Pawling, J. Hoster, L. Caldwell, STANDING: G. Miles, J. Spa Gerth,J.Kel1er. R. Mays and R. Engle pose Kramer. fl., ,. 9? The beginning of a Junior High M SCHEDULE T G Fleetwood C W C D S. S. Bob Gerth executes a Jump shot ,.,.-0-' CENTRAL DIVISION CHAMPS KNEELING 1 to rn D. Unger, D. Marabella, G. Smith, W. Clouser, W. Ruth, W. Kopp, G. Sensenig, D. Witwer. STANDING: Mgr. P. Riegel, H. Ream, F. Franks, W. Degler, J, Weist, R. Harbach, C. Pawling, mgr. G. Shiff, Coach Leininger. Conrad Weiser Hill School Muhlenberg West Reading Fleetwood Reading High Leininger. Cocalico YG. Mifflin Set for action! :FEXeter :iMt . Penn 1 '1iMuh1enberg gWest Reading Wyomissing 'fExeter XG. Mifflin iiMt. Penn Co -Captains Franks and Kopp with Coach League Games 146 VARSITY BASEBALL WILSON OPPONENT 3 4 1 3 9 6 4 1 7 6 9 7 15 5 18 9 7 5 18 0 11 4 18 3 13 14 26 1 10 11 16 O N Next batter: Bill Kopp Whatta ya mean, ball? la' K .,,. M l yn.:-9 Ardent fans Yahoo, we won! PRACTICE HELPS TO MOLD ATHLETES INTO MEN wh r ,br Qi y 1, . age 1 ' Wx, 53113. ' 0509 A 0505, A V A y ight xggsmw y W 1 f L X I K my A gf Vikfnwyfku St- for 4-I if 6 3' ff 441 my 1 V A ? 5 'c Q er ht EEE ga 1 5 1 . ts.. A ' Can't you fellas catch me? snaps speedy Shearer, star of the cross -country team. SCHEDULE Wilson 38 S. Valley 17 35 Exeter 20 33 S. Valley 22 31 Mt. Penn 24 35 Annville 20 38 Boyertown 17 37 Muhlenberg 18 40 GOV. Mif. 15 39 Oley 16 4 jg' g 16 Boyertown gl 3 1 f' Mt. Penn 39-64 1,11 LLLLL V Dist III PIAA 383 1 'ELMLLS L Get that tongue in, Degler! 35 Exeter 20 May I get in this crap game? pleads Coach Mahon. Wh00pSY There goes my Hey, fella! Catch this base- disc! Henry lets go with a mighty heave. ball! ' o ' ..,, 1. ,. , . ' W' , 4 - f., sw ap. 5.4 gf' W ' W M raw? w . ,,, 1 f,.,.,-1 MYQK-,,. x,,,,.':iQ 'W A i' 1 .'- .?:t' 'Lf '57 Whrizl fr '? 'fm' . .,.M'.,'f. fi ,H . X rig, !ff ,,u- .g:f.:1v5,,.m..Mfr 5 5 if ff. W' sisE.ff'tfi2fi.gf1i7 W Wilson 's best fand onlyy pole vaulter, Jim Seelig. Dave Strobel runs first leg of mile relay. QCHEDU LE W O Annville 32 86 Governor Mifflin 43 65 Conrad Weiser 65 43 Albright Meet 10 U2 Boyertown and Exeter 22 U2 67 U2 42 Leonard Steffen Meet 17 West Rdg. Meet 7 U2 Hill School 65 43 Coaches Mahon and Bricker. Captain Mathews is Off to a first start. FRONT ROW l to r: G. Schaeffer, H. Blanford, E. Zacharias, B. Shultz, W. Kennedy, H. Mathews, D. Henning, R. Huenergarth, D. Brown.2nd ROW: W. Kunkleman, G. Rieder, I. Berger, D. Erb, B. Buechley,T. Stump, D. Strobel, W. Matz, C. Wolf, G. Pomeroy. TOP ROW: J. Smith, mgr., G. Heck, D. Lamm, R. Maust, L. Gottschall, F. Oese, R. Shunk, P. Wikerd, R. Engle, G. Krick, mgr. . 5 'ag I D .. J, 9 'N' F xt-Sy f y ,A .V s-S rw W50 Xtsi y MQ' 519 A .. '- -S 4' 4. 31 , . . ' I-i . t X . ' 455555. : . iswrnr angfus , - 4' lfflrll.. - 4 ,gs Sf! Ji W' .W ...,, ..-. . W Te' ' li 6 ' W 6 5 - Y 'f WS? WSU, U50 fe 0 5 45,504 . - 9.58 msg. ' tif'-50 . 11150 40 r fu vim? A mggm, Wai! 1 9' .' +'3tCl ' Keri 'G-S0 5 QHIEHSESE 2 Egan: N Esxttscana 5 W mm' k 5 W QV 5 B . , ...rf H 'M' it r 1 W me , miistrm ' 5 M- f HEIMQEFGE 4 . Now ro break his wrist! SCHEDULE WILSON OPPONENT Spring Ford--34 Brandywine--18 G. Mifflin--50 Spring Ford--29 Muhlenberg--14 Pottsgrove --6 Pottsgrove --12 Brandywine - -12 Muhlenberg--i4 G. Mifflin--33 KNEELITNG1c:ftto right G Crubb J Arbogaet X Shimp I Hardy H Bressler L Fultz G, Beiclier, R, Harrington D Groff STANDING S Viacaic I Stettenbauer I Ori R Forry W Seelg C Huehnergarthj.Huehnergarth,D .1 1 -A W' -..,. 'VISQ Ala 5,41 . I v W- v And they're off! SCHEDULE WILSON OPPONENT 38 Muhlenberg--27 36 Exeter--30 Wilson -Draw -Manheim 32 32 G. Mifflin--34 32 W. Reading--34 46 U2 Muhlenberg--I9 42 Exeter--23 Wilson-Draw-G. Mifflin 32 W. Reading--34 ifz STANDING 1. to r.: C. Berkenstock,1. Vlasak, G. Auman, D. Erb, S. Yocht, M. James, P. Geib. SITTING: A. Leffler, D. Strobel, J. Saylor, E. Snyder, Coach Orr. SWIMMING TEAM SPLASHES TO VICTORY Who took the water out of Now try me pool? board, Jer Air, air! it off the ry H I, nys I : is N? I T I - X' I I . I i ' -MLESL-W L. Meckley, I. Toker, L. Caldwell, R. Mogel, R. Levengood, B. Adams, M. Esterly, and Coach Brumbach com- prise the Golf team. DIVOTEERS DIG DEEP DITCHES DEVELOPING DEXTERITY 9:5 37' ' QQ :vw 1 LOCAL Mr. Brumbach, coach, gives some pointers to L. Caldwell as R. Mogel and A. Ziemba look on. After sizing up his shot, L. Meckley decides to putt. Manheim Lebanon Lancaster Reading Hershey CoCa1ico Manheim Lebanon Lancaster Reading Hershey CoCa1ico 152 Twp. M. Esterly blasts his way out ofa sand hole. WILSON 7 1f2 8 1f2 13 11 1f2 7 17 9 9 12 1X2 5 2 16 1X2 OPPONENT 12 1f2 11 1X2 7 8 lf2 13 3 11 11 7 1X2 15 18 3 1X2 Members of the tennis team, M. Meckley, M. Erb, D. Rapp, T. Gommer, and C. Drybread pose with coach Norman Hopp before a big match. www -904,4 M. Meckley, captain of the team, shows fine form. Lancaster Hamburg Wyomissing Muhlenberg Gov. Mifflin Fleetwood Hamburg Wyomissing Muhlenberg Gov. Mifflin Fleetwood MUSCULAR CCORDINATION REQUIRES LONG PRACTICE The coach and several team members watch the action of a match. TENNIS SCHEDULE WILSON OPPONENT 2 5 4 1 2 3 5 O 4 1 3 2 5 0 3 2 5 O 4 1 3 2 Wyomissing - County Playoff 2 3 Mike Erb puts his back-hand to good use. II,- VI .Q PE fl:f.L I Co-Captains Cheryl and Elame map strategy. AQ YEARS WENT BY. FIELD HOCKEY WAS Miss Leinbach and Miss Forepaugh, coaches of the hockey team, dis- play new equipment. Let's go, Carol, get that ball! INCORPORATED IN WOMEN'S COMPETITION SCHEDULE W O Sept. 8 W.Rdg. 1 1 Oct. 5 Muh1. 1 3 Oct. 12 G.M. O 4 Oct. 19 W. Rdg. O 1 Oct. 26 Muhl. 1 4 Nov. 2 G.M. O 1 Don't just stand there, swing at it. FRONT 1. to r.: C. Edris, P. Kunkleman, C. Lunenschloss, E. Stroup, I. Gring, D. Knappenberger. SECOND ROW M. Arner, D. Beard, M. Vastine, D, Ruth, R. Fegley, J. Kline, C. Weinman, S. Sternberger, L. Reifsnyder, B Schaeffer,E.Quinter, K.Ludwig. THIRD ROW: G. Werts, Mgr.: B. Hardy, S. Ori, K. Noir, S. McC1oy,N. Riffle M. Heim, V. Shugar, E. Potteiger, R. Reiner, C. Hess, S. Oxenrider, L. Diller, V. Green, Mgr. KNEELING 1. to r.: E. Yedinak, C. DeWa1d, N. Kight, I. Gring, L. Brandenburg, C. Lunenschloss. STANDING: B. Hollenshead, L. Reifsnyder, J. Moyer, C. Smith, J. Davis, N. Riffle, C. Weinman, M. Rhoads, E. Potteiger, V. Shugar, H, Freebourn. NEOPHYTE9 DEVELOP SKILLS FOR THE Coach Robin Forepaugh joins the women's faculty team against her girls. The team goes into a before the game huddle ., .V .aim '1 mi- 4 ri ' GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE WILSON OPPONENT 34 Schuylkill Valley 59 43 Governor Fifflin 42 33 Muhlenberg 34 55 Bethel 40 -14 Conrad Weiser 28 56 Hamburg 43 -14 Hamburg 32 43 Bethel 45 32 Conrad Weiser 38 32 Schuylkill Valley 59 BIG GAME Get that rebound, Merry Heim, and throw the ball to the forwards . -.gqgyqg Managers: Barb Schaeffer, Peg Harnarg Co-captain, Elaine Yedinakg Coach, Miss Forepaugh. Co-captain, Joyce Gringg Managers: Alice Helm, Elaine Quintet. -a W . Let's go, Ginny -- three dribbles and a pass. Shorty Leinbach outjumps Lanky LaRue in the faculty vs girls' basket- ball game. Vi? -. . if xii f f I I :IF I. I 2 KL xl X ,,4z27g3t, kiry -..' , L. Reifsnyder, K. Nolt, D. Nester. 2nd ROW -- N. Riffle, E. Potteiger L Lewis H Freeborn, C. Lunehschloss, C. Weinman, Co-Captain C. De Wald, STAND1NG:-- R. Bylina, E. Gehr B Hassler P. Bronstetter, S. Haag, N. Harbach, Coach Leinbach. Missing is Co-captain Janice Kenner. lst ROW, l to r -- M. Heim, wr. Y ,df ' I 2.4. H., .. - ' rf 5 ' III W WJ f , rl-' fl., ...J Linda Lewis packs a mighty wallop. LASSIES DISPLAY SOFTBALL ABILITY 'T 'ZITI . - . if :7 -I' l J- 51 Co-captain Carol De Wald and Another strike for Betty Coach Susan Leinbach. Hamburg Bethel Penn -Bernville C. Weiser C. Weiser Penn -Bernville 158 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE S. Valley W. Pottsgrove S. Valley Garden Spot Hamburg Bethel :.4...?x I hope'this is a strike, exclaims David Rapp. om om The ball Slipped. EXPERIENCE THROUGH INTRAMURAL SPORTS -, rs K They can usually be found in Bowling was enjoyed by all ages. Carol takes bowling to an alley. ' -M, f NW'33KC.H.T f' Berks Lanes was the scene of our intramural bowling. .-. . H mm. heart. Not another gutter ball! This is a switch, isn 't it? IS E A R INTRAMURAL9 PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY S. Stondt, K. Kennedy and L. Lewis look on as J, Schroeder shows her form in intramural archery, l.. Lewis and K. Kennedy air and prepare to shoot. 'mr Romaine Reinhold matches her partner in intramural tennis. n their bows and arrows Girls display their athletic skills at an intramural softball game. Get that ball over the Phillips as K. Kennedy the ball. net, yells K. struggles with -5359 . A 4 ,Q .Y '--Q 5 r i.'97hx i 1 Get that jump ball! Get it! Such form, such physique . , . A scene of many happy hours. Ibl 4 Cf? Smiling Varsity Chccrlcadcrs, Sandy Stoudt, Bcn Maclicnzic, Penny Klinka, Carrol Bcidier, JoyccSl1cetZ and Ginny May pose for the birdic at out: of thc games. CHEERLEADERS INQTILL SPIRIT l. , jf!! 1, N g, I 3 Satisfaction is written on the faccs of thc JV Chccrleadcrs, Doris Beard, Louisc Gaul, Judy Smith, Sandy Hague Susan Icc, and Clicryl Kcinard after a successful game. 1 f f -J Q. if V f, ,, K we L... gfsmw if rf ii- f i f I , M o 4 . . ir r 3, XZ' GV' 1 9 ef , A 5, A NR sy SEX QV,'a,ff,QI, nf 'xg 1 . - or ' 4 3 Q V Q We I .Mr x fr M The Prom, Moon River, was enjoyed by all who attended. Posing here are B. Jones, M. Greene, D. Strunk, P. Klinka. The junior class decorating committee worked Don't push, says Cheryl. hard to make it an evening to remember. 164 WE DANCED ALL NIGHT TO MOON RIVER Q X JS' The subdued atmosphere added a romantic touch A pre prom party was enjoyed by many seniors. Commencement speakers address graduates and audience. Seniors march into the future. 'Q YV, Honor graduates: Edwin Zacharias, Harold Math- ews, David Lavrinets, Bradley Shultz, Wendy Holt. is 166 AWARD FOR TWELVE YEARS' ACHIEVEMENT9 ARE PRESENTED TO OLYMPIAN9 Semors reglster vauous facxal expresslons on The last mght. Mr. Richard Miller leads the chorus at Baccalaureate serv1ccs. Rev. James Royer dchvers a message to the semors. E N 167 .,,,, ,gffjffjf sf 9 I' I A i 5 3 ,z 1 ,. 5 ,E Ml n 5 4 Q E E . Q an Q Q, I . , A fm, I 5 , A -4 -f f 1 1 1 CZU