Womelsdorf High School - Weicon Yearbook (Womelsdorf, PA)

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Robert Aulenbach Ollie', WOMELSDORF X If ever you see a tall lad who always has something funny to say you can rest assured that it's our friend Ollie,,' or Senator to his intimate friends. Ollie takes a keen interest in all sport- ing events and specializes in playing basketball. As one of this year's starting Lions he has proven to be quite a sharp- shooter and throughout the basketball season has been toss- ing in baskets from all angles. Whether business-man or pro- fessional athlete, we wish you the best of happiness and suc- cess. Operetta I. Athletics 2, 3, 4. Activities 1, 2, 3, 4. X The Lion Warren Dengler Mildred Fritz Lew,' Fritzie,' l BETHANY X Warren has been with our class since ninth grade. He is at times very candid and loves to tease but is still liked by his class- mates and friends. Warren, bet- ter known by his friends as Lew,,, is very musically mind- ed and has willingly supplied music for us when we seemed in the mood for it. After the war he intends to enter West Chester State Teachers College to take up music. Good luck, Warren, and here's wishing you happi- ness in the future with one of the fairer sex in Mowry. Orchestra 2, 3. ' Operetta 3, 4. Chorus 4. Activities 1, 2, 3, 4. II BETHANY X With her friendly attitude for all, Fritzie,' has found many friends among her classmates, especially among the ,opposite sex. This fair lass' joined our class in her. Freshman year and immediately became popular. Mayi fortune smile upon you in your future business career! Chorus 2, 3, 4. Activities 1, 2, 3, 4.

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fy Q1 The Lion fl enior gfafiri icem President CLIFFORD SHERMAN Vice- president ROBERT GRIMES Secretary CORA GEDDES Treasurer JOSEPH MILLER Class H istoriarz MELVIN HOOVER Class Poetess RUTH MULL Class Motto NO PALM OF VICTORY XWITHOUT 'TI-IE DUST OF CONTEST Class Flower GARDENIA Class Colors RED AND WHITE

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fy' 51 The Lion jx Cora Geddes ffoompbli BETHANY X This young lassie joined us in her Freshman year. She hails from Bethany. Although she is very quiet we are assured that no person could have filled the office of Secretary better than she. We think the Reading Hos- pital will be glad to claim her as one of its nurses. Here's Wishing you, and that certain senior lad the best of what the World has to offer. Good luck, Cora! Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Secretary 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Activities 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Grimes rrB0bv WOMELSDORF X One of the good looking and scholarly members of our class, he has been with us all through the grades. He is probably head- ed for the business and the' com- mercial World. Whatever his choice of vocation will beg with his scholastic ability, his fine personality, his cleverness in staying out of trouble and his popularity with the fair sex We predict for him a successful career. With all the means of transportation at Bob's com- mand, Qbicycles, motor scooters, automobiles, trucks, airplanesj he will be sure to get there. Vice-president 3, 4. Activities I, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 3. Chorus 3. I2 G., X , - . Dorothy Haak D0tty STOUCH SB URG X This bashful Miss joined our class as a senior in September. Her willingness to serve has made her a valuable asset to the class. Dotty has chosen nurs- ing for her career. We ask this quiet member of our class to give to the World the best she has, for We know the best will come back to her. Good luck, Dotty. Activities 1, 2, 3, 4.