Womelsdorf High School - Weicon Yearbook (Womelsdorf, PA)

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'V MILDRED HAFER CMipj This lassie joined our class in the tenth year of our studies. Hailing from West Reading, she adapted herself to our ways very quickly and never complains about school activities. She is studious, cooperative, and always jolly. She has made friends with all in our class as well as many others. We wish her lots of luck with that dark haired Romeo of the senior class. Cheer Leading 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Operetta 3, 4. 'K NEAL HAMAKER This member of the senior class has been with us since we started school in the first grade. He has taken an active part in all that the class had to do. He took one of the leading parts in the class play, as well as the operetta. He has been very faithful in his job of helping to make the year-book a success. His ambition is to be an undertaker and the senior class wishes him the best of luck in all that he strives for. Class Play 4g Operetta 2, 3, 4, Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. 'ARTHUR HOWER CHOIJSJ This small and romantic-looking lad has been with us through his twelve years of school. Hops is indeed a friend to everyone of his classmates, but he, too, has picked from our own class a favorite friend. He never neglects his school work and yet he is one of our best basketball players. You can always find Hops wide-awake and forever with a helping hand in his class activities. To you, dear Hops, we wish all che luck that a swell guy like you deserves, espe- cially in keeping up with that cute blond, Kitty. Athletics 3, 43 Class Play 4, Operetta 4. 'KATH- LEEN HARRIET ILLIG Uiiftyj This attractive blond-haired lassie has always been a favorite of the entire class. Twelveyears of school work has made Kitty a very studious girl. She does her work with great ability and has often thrilled our High School audiences by one of her humorous dramas. May the future hold great success for you Kitty, in your Secretarial course, and keep holding on to that favorite friend that Hops right after you. Debate 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Class Play 4, Vice-president 3. fCOOLIDGE DAWES LONG fL011gi6J Longie, a professional artist, has surely been an asset to our class. Whenever we needed artistic work done or signs made, we could always rely on Coolidge to do an excellent piece of work. He is often seen riding around in an Oldsmobile from Longis Garage, where he will eventually be earning his dollars. For being with us through our twelve years of school life and being a very cooperative member we wish you the best of luck with your Chevies and Oldsmobiles. Operetta 2, 3, Class Play 4. 'KDOROTHY MASON QDOtiic'j Everyone knows this dark-haired lassie who joined the class of u42n in her freshman year. She is indeed a girl with great ability along the scholastic line. She ranks very high in Shorthand, English, and Typing, and would make a swell stenog- rapher. Wouldn't she be a swell girl to sit on her boss' lap? This glamour girl has not as yet chosen her life partner, but then maybe thatis her dark secret. Dottie, we wish you success, happiness, and good luck in whatever work you undertake. Secretary 1. Mildred Hafcr Arthur Howcr Coolidge D. Long, Neal I-Lamaker Kathleen H. Illig Dorothy Mason atss 1 tter ' - ,ii. 'lift . - tai: 1

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Verda A. Dissingcr Dorothy M. Eiceman ' VERDA ANNE DISSINGER QSh0rfyj This little lassie has been with us all through the twelve grades and excels in a variety of things. She seems to be well under way, especially in succeeding to keep that Richland lad. To Shorty we wish success, happiness, and the best of luck-if it isn't with excellent poetry, . . . . . . U . - . l C1 let it be within the limits of Richland. Good Luck, Shorty. Cheer Leading I, 2, Vice president 2, ass Secretary 3, 45 Treasurer rg Debate 4Q Class Play 45 Operetta 4. 'MARK EBERLY QMarkyj That tall blond has been a great addition to our class for four years. He is experienced at pushing the brush, for he has been doing this as an N. Y. A. worker since the first half of his twelfth year. Then he changed to help our team out and proved to be a great basketball player. Best of luck and success to you and all you plan to do in the future. Band I, 2, 3, 4Q Class Play 45 Operetta 2, 3, 43 Athletics 3, 4. ' DOROTHY MAE EICEMAN UVuzj This lassie has been with us through most of her school career. She is indeed a good friend and spends most of her time in learning new dancing steps. At the present time she has herself attached to a lad who stands high in baseball. Her scholastic work is done with ability and she tries hard to make Success her goal. To you, Wuz, we wish good luck and success in your future work activities and also in getting the one you're Waiting for. Operetta 2, 4. 'RUTH G. EICEMAN QFuzzj This young and pretty lass has been with us through her twelve years of school. f ll b' ' h' h s orts are dis- She has always done her school work well, and she loves best o a su jects in w IC p played. She loves basketball, softball, and dancing very much, but she also takes great interest in a Haven lad. In the future may Fuzz choose to sit on a boss' lap or on the lap of a husband. Only time can tell. Good luck to a swell sport. Cheer Leader rg Operetta 4, Class Play 4. 'JANET IRENE GROSS Uanelj This attractice and brilliant lassie joined us in ninth grade. She has great ability in her scholastic work and she especially excels in her typing classes. She is a very cooperative and mannerly girl. We hope she makes as many friends as a beauty culturist as she already has as a student. Good luck and best wishes to an American Beauty. Treasurer 2, 3, 4. 'HAROLD GRUBER fUtzerj Harold has been with us since his first year in school. There never was a dull moment in his life, and he never neglects his studies. Utzer always has a laugh at his disposal, and is one of the boys who has gained his fame on the basketball floor. After graduation he intends to join the Army Air Corps, so Keep 'em Flying Utz. Athletics 3, 4, Class Play 4. Ianet I. Gross Mark Ebcrly Ruth G. Eiceman Harold Gruber 'WR

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'V MARY RAII-IL QRaibleyj Our glamour girl and prima donna mixed into one personality describes this talented Miss. Starting her school career with us in the first grade she has been with us through her twelve years of earnest working. Her ability in singing is excellent and her other studies are done just as en- thusiastically. Wherever you hear a silly giggle in the halls you can be sure you're bumping into Raihley. Good luck and good wishes to a swell schoolmate. Debate 3, 4, Class Play 45 Operetta 2, 3, 4, Band and Orchestra 4. 'V ARTHUR RHOADS QCaj2tainj Capt. Rhoads, the young man from Bethany, has been a great help to us in all the years he has been with us. Unable to participate in sports for the last two years he has not earned his letters as he most of all wished to do. Studies come easy to him and he can argue with the best of them. Here's Wishing him good luck in the years to come as he fights his way through life. Athletics 1, 2, 35 Operetta 2, Debate 4. Y ROBERT RIEHL QBattlej This dark handsome lad has been with us since the first grade. His ability and understanding of all his subjects kept Battle with us through the twelve years of his school career. He excels in athletic activities, and his enthusiasm in playing basketball has made him one of our star players. Battle already has chosen his favorite feminine friend, so we wish you good luck and happiness in keeping this lovely Miss and in whatever work you undertake. Operetta 2, 3, 4, Athletics I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 45 District Chorus 3. 'HELEN SCHOENER CHessj Whenever your spirits are low you can depend on Hess to cheer you up. The senior class is very proud of having this pretty girl as a member of the class. She is very popular among the boys as well as among the girls. Her athletic talents are recognized as being very good. Here's wishing her good luck in whatever she undertakes. Operetta 4. 'RUSSELL SEIGFRIED fRussQ Energetic in every respect, Russell is a member of the honor group of the senior class. Although he has been with us for only four years, he has a host of friends. He has been a' member of the orchestra for only the last of his four years in high school, even 'though he does play a very good violin. He was the Editor-in-chief of the yearbook this year and did a very good job as the head of it. We all know that Russ will succeed in all that he strives to do. Your Alma Mater wishes you the b6St Of luck. Operetta 4g Orchestra 4, Edi- tor of Yearbook 4. 'KHAROLD RICHARD SMITH CSmiffyj Everyone knows this enthusiastic and smart-looking lad. Being with us in most of his school career he has proved himself very studious and indeed a swell guard and forward on the basketball team. His good voice has enabled him to show his talent in our operettas, and his smart looks have made him the heart i11C61'CSf of 21 H0812 laSS- Who Can She be? We hope in the end he may get his heart's desire, as he is trying very hard. Smitty, keep up the 'good sportsmanship. Operetta 2, 3, 4, Class Play 45 Vice-president 4g President 4g Athletics 3, 4. Mary Raihl Robert Riehl Russell Seigfried Arthur Rhoads Helen Schooner Harold Smith