Womelsdorf High School - Weicon Yearbook (Womelsdorf, PA)

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'VMILDRED STOEHREL QSt0ebrelj This energetic and studious girl is a valuable asset to the class scholastically and socially. Mildred is also found to be a great attraction to a certain Senior lad. Her record in social studies is very excellent, and she is always willing to participate in all class activities. She plans to enter McCann's Business School and we know they will be proud of her. Good luck to you and Frankie. Cheer Leader 1, 2, 3, 4. 'FRANKLIN STRICKLER cF7'lH7kJ This wide-awake, hand- some lad has proved himself a great sport. Frank is a swell forward and guard on the basketball team and also a swell President. Whenever Frank is on the floor grasping that basketball we all feel sure that we're going to see him score. In his scholastic work he ranks very high and he also ranks very high in the heart of one of our classmates. To a swell sport, and a handsome lad, and a bright boy, we wish you good luck, happiness and success. President 1, 4, Vice-president 4g Class Play 45 Operetta 2, 3g Athletics I, 2, 3, 4. FPEARL V. TROUTMAN Cljeggyj This little wide-awake lassie joined us in her fresh- man year. Always Peggy has done her school work well and has been a friend to all her classmates. She never seems to be mad at any time, for whenever you see Peggy she has a winning smile on her face. Best wishes to an ever winning friend. 4 SELAH KATHRYN TROUTMAN QSclubj Whenever you want swell company just make friends with this red-headed lassie of the Senior class, who joined us in our school career in the eighth grade. Selah always does her school work with great ability and she ranks high in all her classes. She' never neglects her school work and she is always willing to answer any ques- tions concerning lessons that you may ask. Although she is very slow in choosing her life partner, she's not slow in making the entire class like her as one of their favorites. Good luck and success in every- thing you undertake. 'VJEANETTE CARIS WEBER fBzzfcloj This dark-haired lassie joined us in the Hrst grade and has been with us through her twelve years of school. She is very active in her scholastic Work, and does most of it with great ability. To you, Butch, we wish good luck and success. President 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 3. Mildred Stoehrel Franklin Strickler Selah K. Troutman Pearl V. Troutman Ifunctre C- Weber

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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

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add Hgh gxerciaea Friday, May 22, 8:15 P.M., E.XV.T. IT'S THE OLD GANG AGAIN CLASS MOTTO: The Greater the Trials, the More Glorious the Triumphsi' SELECTION .............. . High School Band SCENE I. Place: On the Old Assembly Line Time: 1942 On the Old Assembly Line QSOngj . . . . . Senior Class Class Meeting ......... . Senior Class We're Seniors QSOngj . . Senior Class On with the Play QPlayj . We'll Meet Again fSongJ . SELECTION .... SCENE Il. Place: Off the Old Assembly Line Time: Master of Ceremonies Class Song . . . Toast to the Boys . Toast to the Girls . Why Don't We Do This More Often fSOngj . Key Orator . . . Junior Class President Class Poetess . . . Caprice-Harry Glantz QTrumpet Soloj . 'RTO You, Oh, Alma Mater! fSOngj . Class President . . Distribution of Gifts Class Will . . . Song to the Juniors Song to the Seniors Song of Acceptance Farewell Song . . Alma Mater . SELECTION . . Senior Class . . Senior Class . High School Band 1947 . . . . . . . . Robert Bennethum . . . Senior Class . . . Mary Raihl . Albert Burkman . Senior Class . Harold Smith . Clifford Sherman . Verda Dissinger . Albert Burkman . . Senior Class . Harold Smith . Senior Class . Janet Gross . Senior Class . Junior Class . Senior Class . Senior Class . . Everybody . High School Band