Womelsdorf High School - Weicon Yearbook (Womelsdorf, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 34 of the 1946 volume:

--'-'I HEX-ILllI!I!Il3 iffy . . S: I gl l!'I!'I!N ' - Jllma Water The blue of our colors is like the azure blue of the dawn, The gold like that rich hue that is seen Within the rising sun. Short are the years we spent with thee, and ere from thee we part, We wish to tell thee of the love that's hidden in our heart. fChorus We love our Alma Mater dear, We love thy blue and gold. And ever at her blessed feet our treasures will unfold. We love to hear her praises dear, as swift the years roll by, In gentle cooing of her doves that nest mid earth and sky. QChorus C horns: We love thee, Alma Mater, and e'er to thee'll be true, Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We love thy gold and blue, We love thee, Alma Mater, and e'er to thee'll be true. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We love thy gold and blue.. P LESTER F. -DELONG Kutztown High School State Teachers College at Kutztown Penn State College, B.S. New York University, M.A. The Class of 1946, through thc MAROON AND GOLD, ufishcs to express its appreciation Zo Mr. DeLong for his co-operation, counscl and guidance throughout our high school careers. 9: Z FIRST Row: Mary E. Moyer, Elsie N. Enders, Virginia . Meyers, acu Margaret E. Iensen, Doris E. Mason, Laura M. Snyder. SECOND Row: Howard M. Batdorf, Helen M. Miller, Annie E. Kintzer, Laura M. Wagner, Clara A. Bordner, Annie L. Eberly. THIRD Row: I. Robert Gibson, Iarnes L. Hendricks, Helena G. Miller, Lester F. DeLong, Paul L. Fisher. ABSENT: Ethel M. Hamaker, Mary I. Beaver. Board of Education President . Vice President . . S eeretary . Treasurer . Mem ber . Mr. Samuel W. Spayd Rev. William C. Slough Mr. Harvey H. Deck . Mr. Luther D. Weber Mr. Edward S. Deck 32? We dedicate the MAROON AND GOLD to 'Virginia C. Meyers for her eo-operation and guidance during our last two years of school. M Wk Class History In 1934, twenty-three pupils started up the ladder of success under the careful supervision of Miss Snyder. Our first six years were spent learning the three R,s and also learning to co-operate by participation in the various operettas such as Polly Make Believel' and The Autumn Queen. Seventh and eighth grades ran fairly smoothly, with some struggling here and there. Our ninth grade was greatly increased by the addition of pupils from Bethany, Host, and Rehrersburg. We passed through tenth grade in a hurry and started our Iunior Year with an enrollment of fifteen, which was decreased to fourteen when Luke Keppley joined the Navy. At once, we started thinking of ideas to earn money, which began with a Blanket Club, followed by two dances, chancing off of a turkey, and of course everyone will remember our class play, Laughing Gas. We entered our Senior Year with the regular fourteen pupils, and eight new ones, under the supervision of Miss Meyers. Our activities were two dances, a magazine campaign, selling of Christmas Cards and our class play Full of Youthf, Everyone in the class has been very co-operative in our activities under the leadership of the following oilicers: President . . Sylvia Kiphorn Vice President . . Iohn Fetter Secretary . . Norida Krill Treasurer ....... . Leah Deck Our class colors are Maroon and Gold, and our class Howers are Red and Yellow Roses. We wish to express our appreciation to the teachers, parents, pupils, and the townsfolk who helped and patronized the class in everything we undertook. To you dear Alma Mater, we wish success and good fortune, and may you always follow our class motto, Climb though the rocks be rugged. Class Historians LEAH DECK DELURA KOLBAY 5 .gn . .F ader 11.-1 '.v gg -'! p bgg' W -. fx: fb 1 T' S5 'K W2 X X : f gl X ,Q-X SSS 4' 1- '- N I1 f' X T- -,.. Sv ' ,I XM, 1' ' 9 g Y J X K .5 . .55 J ' y-.Q al. it-1 '1' ' g f l KK f- , ., uw xx M X Q , xl K X ' X ,- X xx sf :I E ag ,'v. Q 'xg x-XX Aw- vm 1' QF- cyl .1 Iv- L+' ff: KJ!-IA. HQ, X s fivri, Clue ,-351 F , H -'fi-4 nr Xt XX ' XS: E-9 !i,3'1?V'f7f4l 'N lu uf W X' 12? wwf X L M- X wi' ff JY? sv ' 'fu . . f 1' 3' nf 91:1 l i! '4 fail fgf?35 a? ,Q-'55, 5 3i1, gf :QQ-'f !?i1'i47 5 45177 ,I 'gk gmt . ,-,D,4AlLA..1, f.,.,,x , .U 4 f,- ,f .sg--51.,f 11 qw f 1-V 1. 15 5 ff? 7945 wibfi! M, ' ,- .. Y, ' .1xgl.'-'fx' 'V'-x .K'1:'ZfffX 'i!'3' :'5,f'ffsQ?i4 1 'flip Anal? I, KK fglyqzq -'f.:5.Q,,1r,1E- Agggh, tgfmja 4, qQzA3q f, - gsf' lzffgiwiaifxipalg 14g,5,,, , b .-ljfikwfsg-.1.4432?I v ip. 3 '11 1 4f'?Q52i'7jr5fy5ixQEi?g' , :, ' W. ' P 'f 7- if 'fwfl-f'f3i'1i'7H Kf5'Q'?ff f0','if:fZf B fff'5'13524N- ' 'K ?3a,ii394f5s,1 . -may eff . . --I ,Aff , 1 .gfq.' L-g ig, '51 3.Li',,,',3n'..,4 .3 555, l 71? :gJ4,554'Q'91. M. A Qvm-M31 Ugg.,'vgljligwgi-N1y,1fTLim l-ff-Eg.1TM ' I-sq '1 in M15- 'X'f'77'5'i f1:-5'- 317' IVNY1 M5'f,x5'L'.i H L 15 . :'.v, LEE,-, 521 ,4,?:'5.-'L' ..x.'iw!', ,' UW' , vig . -s Q1 up '-'JV ,- 'f-A fl- H 'L-f,'-,gf A 'gr -1 A- 'ue 94 :N '1.',l'4Nf-' 'WM-A'-2-.'fX Af? 'Q37 f v V ' A .I tiki' .1 :57v1'i::4':' ,V 'IQ V. jx.. Qlif' L 'V 1 'fx 924 - FW! , f 'i - ' Fm .ry . ggi 6 Q. 'F 'w'.i1.. 'L - ,- - .U -',,,,ue A , V 4-M ,..,... ,- ,l,. . .. ,f ,,. 'g l ', ,gfk-:sv-1 A -U9 ,. wi 7 M-,-H31 13ay1,fl ' 5 , ?Ef?Z1?fL - .sz - . ' -W' ll!-' X- -Vw -59 71':f,.' j'-'15 2 .17 F -, I , iv, r LGE' ,.y1,. ,' 'E ' 3' :f:,QY.:y . f , W. ' -V ,1'i, 'fl',' 1,-f. Q -:QQQLQ N251-:Y P, If-19dQ3A '.jf, :'573 .. , , QPtg'-'J-L :Q 'wrwffvffi '1f,m-Ay?5'7nTrIfiT,f-T'J-V wfwf- g 1 . :V .':j.!g?iza3g,M,,,,t nu , H ii V N R ita VV Vi. fQ.- -igfv. 'E ' Gvfff iff 7 W g , , 42 1 H T 1 '? Zf i',V.fC1 vu' W' I 'ix 1 Bw. 1 Al 1 - -ww. jf'1'.'f'LH' lg. - Y, , QQgf-:i5qLYjf-15'.:,,f 'gg g ,Y :i I V r V 1.,5,51w.g 'f ,Nf ' fN::'jbyUJ,M i A ' - . ,, .. ' -,2?,r,ifff?'.fj:q:,5 , W 1 -P Q :fA'Aa7'T'74'.V 7'L1 51:'?f- ' 1 , ,. 114 ,51 I F, V , - : jifji 5 , , 1 'STH-, 2 .f ',wt' 4'1 A 5 'i' rifQ.1ss iaa J, 9' uw 1,13 IA: f' ,- , Q 1,1 X ' 4 1 A' F .wi Y J 3731573-1 .1 'VKX mg-, ,Fr 413 A . gif W '3ff'?f1 . ff' Lifgj 31' F 4.'ZW-f ROBERT 'CHARLES ANSPACH Bob This lad entered our class during our last year. His partici- pation in activities made him a popular boy throughout the school. He did a good job in piloting the senior team in their magazine campaign. Wherever Bob is, there you also find lots of fun. Bob always has a smile on his face six inches long, but his studies are never neglected. As to his future, it is uncertain, but whatever he undertakes, the Class of Forty-six is always for him. We all wish you success and the best of luck, Bob. Class Play 4. MERRITT FRANCIS AUMAN Squirt Squirt is one of the few who have been with our class for twelve years. He was an active member of the basketball team and band for four years. Squirt,' is always ready to make a bet on any kind of a ball game. He is a willing worker and cooperates to the fullest extent in Class Activities. He should be a great asset to the U. S. Post Office Department, if there he decides to stay. We wish him lots of good luck and success in whatever he does. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball r, 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. Chorus 4. PAUL HERBERT MONROE BENNETHUM Pauly This starry-eyed boy of the Senior Class has been with us ever since the first grade. His participation in sports and class activities throughout his high school career made Pauly a popular fellow. You can ask numerous girls about his pleasing personality, for Pauly has inspected the feminine field for quite some time. Although he is not as good as Bing or Frankie his excellent bass voice has helped out on many occasions. His ambition is to become a Commercial teacher and so here's wishing him luck. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Chorus r. Band I, 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. Doius DEWONIA DECK Doris joined our class in her senior year from Stouchsburg. This little attractive Miss looks to be the quiet type but she has plenty of tricks behind her ears. She has been a pleasant and cooperative addition to our class. Doris is a member of the Dramatic Club. When she graduates she plans to enter business school and become a Secretary. We wish you lots of luck, Doris, in your future, which we know will be a successful one. Class Play 4. Dramatics Club 4. JOHN FEITER Pete joined us in our freshman year. He ranks high in scholastic standing, and has served as Vice-president for our last two years. He is quite an active basketball player, and his talkative manner has made him one of the popular members of our group. Most of his time is spent with one of the fairer members of the class, in whom he takes a keen interest. Whenever there is a stirring in the classroom, you can count on Iohnnyls being around. His greatest ambition is to become a chemist, and we know that Franklin and Marshall College will claim a worthy student in the fall. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. Vice- president 3, 4. ffDeCky7! LEAH AUDREY DECK Dolly This fair-haired lass has been with us ever since we started our education in first grade. Dolly is quite an active member of the class. To most of her friends it may seem that her chief interest lies in a certain Iunior lad, but her school work shows that studies are not neglected. She has served as an efficient Treasurer for our Senior Year and always helps to the best of her ability. As for her profession, Leah says little, but we know that whatever she endeavors to do, she'll be successful. Good Luck, Leah! Band I, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 4. Cheerleader 4. Treasurer 4. Class Play 4. ffpetell RICHARD LEE GARRETT This red-headed chap, formerly from Wernersville, entered our class in seventh grade. Red,' provides the Senior Class with humor and fun. Whenever you heard the Seniors in hysterics, Red was up to something. He was a good basketball player, and had a talent for art which he applied to do a fine job on the snap section of our yearbook. He has decided to study Forestry at Penn State. In whatever he undertakes, we wish him the best of luck and success. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. Art Club 3, 4. Math 8: Science 1 Club 1. Newspaper 2. Chorus 4. EVA REBECCA GABLE Gaines This young lass found many friends among her classmates. She entered our class in ourFreshman year. She is noted for her excellent musical ability and for her friendly smile and ever present Hgigglef' She enjoys fun and joins right in, and is among the leaders in scholastic achievement. She is studying commercial work and perhaps some day she will combine her musical and business abilities to make a fine career. Whatever she may under- take after graduation, we know that she will succeed. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 4. Class Play 3, 4. Debating 4. ffRedH ALVERTA GERHART Benn Alverta is another lass from Stouchsburg. She appears to be the quiet type among strangers, but when we really get to know her she is always ready to help in a bit of fun. Alverta is noted for her abundance of freckles. She always gives her share of help in putting over any class activity. We do not know what Alverta has planned for her future days, but in whatever field she makes her choice, we wish her success on the road of life. Dramatic Club 4. Class Play 4. Doms ANNA GETTEL Red Cheerful and energetic can best describe this Miss who joined us in our junior year. Her jovial manner and cheery spirit have won her many friends in whom she has found true companion- ship. Among her many interests she has a very special feeling for a young man in Florida, who delights in sending her 4'Vitamins from the Sunny South. Doris' profession is as yet undecided and we are certain that if she continues to look on the sunny side of life, she is sure to be a success. Newspaper 3, 4. Dramatics I, 2, 4. Class Play 4. Waff' ISABELLE MAY HOEFA Issy Whenever you hear a hearty laugh or a silly giggle, you can be sure it's Issy, another girl who joined us in our Iunior year. As for official title, perhaps, 'cclass mailman would fit. She has been most co-operative and helpful to our class needs, decor- ating and clean-up committees were never complete without her. Her highlights in sports have been one of her greatest assets. Issy has not decided upon the future, but whatever she under- takes, we know she will prove a great success. PAULINE HOLLENBACH Polly 'fPolly, who hails from Stouchsburg, has been with us through her senior year. Her cooperative spirit and enthusiastic response to all requests have proven her to be an asset to our group. Although she is very quiet, she is always ready to laugh at our Witty jokes. By her presentation on our Thanksgiving Program we are sure, with her dramatic ability she will succeed when she enters 'LLife's Schoolf' To you Polly we wish success and happiness in whatever your future holds. Chorus 4. Class Play 4. Dramatic Club 4. Band I, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 4. Class Play 3 4 JANET Hook Hookie Ianet joined our class in the senior year from Stouchsburg. She is a tall and dark-haired girl with a pleasing personality and a smile that is quick and ready, all of which have won her many friends. When Ianet graduates, she plans to go to business school to study secretarial work. We are sure she will be an accurate and efficient one. Ianet is especially fond of popular music, her favorite orchestra leader being Harry Iames. We wish her lots of luck and success in her business career. Doms KEPPLEY Kep Doris has been with the class from the first year of our school career. Doris is an ambitious young lady which has been brought to light on more than one occasion. Her participation in the junior play proved beyond a doubt her willingness to cooperate with unquestioning enthusiasm. Doris would like to be a Medical Secretary. She is a Tommy Dorsey fan and enjoys his music for dancing. We wonder why she has a weakness for green spot. Doris, you have been a grand pal. May you be successful in whatever you undertake. Treasurer 2, 3. Class Play 3, 4. Dramatics 4. Red Cross 2, 3. Handicraft 1. Chorus 4. Dramatics 4. Class Play 4 LUKE KBPPLEY Lukze This young man joined us in his ninth year. He hails from Klopp's lumber yard which gave him quite a distance to walk to school, but he seldom missed. Luke enjoyed two years of schooling with us and was always ready to do his shareg two years went by and the United States Navy started Luke on a new adventure. Lukie was a quiet chap but would join in our merrymaking. At the present time Luke is in Manila, serving with a naval gun crew. As to Luke's future he is undecided whether he will stay in the Navy or come back to civilian life. The class of '46 wishes A'Lukie lots of success, luck, and happiness in whatever he decides to challenge. SYLVIA BARBARA KIPHORN Kip This blonde-haired lassie joined us in eighth grade and has served well as president ever since. Her loveliness and pleasing personality are known all over the school, but just ask the l'Navy,', he knows! Wherever there is noise Sylvia is always in the midst of it. The things that tempt her most are throwing other people's shoes around the classroom and cracking gum. After graduation Sylvia intends becoming a Bookkeeper. Re- gardless of what she does we know she will succeed and we wish her all the luck in the world. President 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2. Dramatics 2, 4. Newspaper Club 3. Class Play 3, 4. NORIDA JEAN KRILL Krilly Four years ago, this tall attractive Commercial student joined our class with the intention of becoming a top-notch secretary, and with her ability plus scholastic record she could not and did not fail to reach her goal. Possessing an admiration for fine music, delighting in reading novels, participating in all class ac- tivities, all of which are tinctured by her young love for a Naval Aviation Cadet, caused Norida to become an asset to our class. Following her graduation, she plans to enter Cedar Crest College to major in Business Administration. Success, Norida! Chorus I, 4. Class Play 3, 4. Secretary 3, 4. Red Cross I. Dramatic 2. Newspaper 3. Debate 4. DELURA JANE KOLBAY DeLura DeLura is one of the studious girls in our little family, which is looking forward to graduation this year. She is a very bright girl, always on the honor roll as far back as we can remember. She has shown herself to be an excellent business manager in all of our dances and plays, and is always willing to help out with anything that the class undertakes. Good luck to you DeLura in whatever you undertake and always remember the class of '46. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Debating 3, 4. Class Play 3, 4. Chorus 4. Cheerleading 4. ' ELLA JANE KURTZ Kid Ella Jane joined us in the senior class, having completed her course at Marion Township High. She is a dark-haired girl and gets along with the pupils as well as the teachers. Wherever there is noise in the schoolroom, Ella lane is there and always with a smile, but never neglects her assignments. After Ella lane is through school she expects to be a Medical Doctor. She might be a good Slave driver judging from her excellent leadership on the yearbook. We wish Ella lane lots of luck and success throughout her career. Dramatic Club 4. Class Ply 4. DoRo'rHY AGNES MOYER Dottie Dorothy entered our class in her senior year and has indeed established an enviable record. The first impression of this blue- eyed girl leads one to think she is of a quiet type nature, but working with her during the past year has taught us to know her. Wherever mischief is to be found, there is Dorothy.'l Even though her humor was apparent and loud laughter heard, her lessons were not neglected. Whatever she plans to take up after graduation is not yet certain, but we all know she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. Chorus 4. Dramatic Club 4. Class Play 4. News MARY ALICE RANK Mary Alice With her friendly attitude for all Mary Alice has found many friends among her classmates. This fair lass joined our class as a senior in September. Upon first meeting, she appears to be a very quiet girl, although she is always ready to join us in a good laugh. Mary Alice has kept her ambitions a secret, but her major is home economics. Whatever it is, we wish you the best of what the. world has to offer. Good luck, Mary Alice! Band 4. Class Play 4. ALBERTA SHEPLER Bert This energetic lassie, commonly known by her friends as Bert,', joined the class of '46 in the eighth grade. Bert is an active member of the class and alwaysco-operates when she is able. Alberta seems to say very little about the opposite sex. As her favorite subjects in school are shorthand and typing, we know she will be a successful secretary after graduation. Her leadership in the art work of the yearbook proves, however, that her versatility is not limited. Good luck, Bert! 'Needlecraft 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y 1. Dramatics 4. Class Play 3, 4. 1 PV? fs '- 1 x M 2 Twelve long years we spent with thee, And now those years will cease As we leave our high school days In this year of returning peace. We've had our toils and hardships, too, Which year by year increased But we conquered them along the way Toward this year of returning peace. LORRAINE ANNA TROUTMAN Trouty,' Trouty, one of the many good-looking blondes of the senior class, joined up in her freshman year. She commutes daily from Wernersville to complete her last year. Whenever you hear any strange noises coming out of 12th grade homeroom, you know Lorraine has one of her giggling spells again. At the first sign of mischief she is right there, adding her two cents. Then, too, she is presently interested in a lively basketball player. Trouty's future career is as yet in the dark, but we wish her lots of luck in whatever she decides to undertake. Band 1. Dramatics 2, 4. Newspaper Club 3. Class Play 3, 4. Peace We've had our gaiety and fun It never seemed to cease, But now we know our task is done In this year of returning peace. And now the time to part is near But our thanks shall never cease, To the school that helped prepare our lives For this year of returning peace. -PAUL H. M. BENNETHUM Class 74611 nmol Testament WE, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-SIX, of the Womelsdorf High School, of the County of Berks, and the State of Pennsylvania, being physically ht, morally responsible and mentally alert, do hereby declare, make, and publish this, our last will in manner and form as follows: One'-We direct that all our obligations be met and fulfilled as soon after our departure as possible. Two-We give and bequeath to the Iunior Class our cooperativefspirit, the privilege to fill our shoes even though they are too big. Three-YVe give and bequeath to the Sophomore Class our ability to get things across before the last minute. Four-We give and bequeath to the Freshman Class our ability to get along with the Faculty and coopera- tion with the school at large. Five-We give and bequeath to the Faculty our quiet nature. Six--We give and bequeath Merritt Auman's ellicient business management and his love for the Iunior Class to Marjorie Hartman. Seven-We give and bequeath Richard Garrett's ar- tistic ability and love of the opposite sex to Dale Leber. Eight-We give and bequeath Iohn Fetter's basket- ball playing ability, and partiality toward blonds to Donald Wagner. Nine-We give and bequeath Paul Bennethum's crave for women, activeness and methods of flirting to Donald Boyer. Ten-We give and bequeath Robert Anspach's abil- ity to dance, and his cooperative attitude for getting things done to Richard Batdorf. Eleven-We give and bequeath Doris Gettells ear- splitting giggle, talkativeness, and attraction to the South to Mary lane Bickel. Twelve-We give and bequeath Mary Alice Rank's vocal chords and cooking technique to Eleanor Shurr. Thirteen--We give and bequeath Ella Iane Kurtz's ability to get things done and her cooperative nature to Betty Lutz. Fourteen-We give and bequeath Pauline Hollen- bach's pleasing personality and charming manners to Donald McCole. Fifteen-We give and bequeath Dorothy Moyer's hilarious laugh and slow motion to Pauline Bond. Szxtcen-We give and bequeath Alverta Gerhartls red hair and freckles to Barbara Ruth. Seventeen-We give and bequeath Ianet I-look's jolly nature and shyness of manner to Richard Trout- man. Eighteen-We give and bequeath Doris Deck's quiet nature and timidness to Shirley Hess. Nineteen-We give and bequeath Isabelle Hoffa's pen- sive mood and timely jokes to Mary Boyer. Twenty-We give and bequeath Alberta Shepler's fondness for soldiers and love for 'fHillybilly', music to Lois Enders. Twenty-one-We give and bequeath DeLura Kol- bay's scholastic ability and love to sit beside soldiers in the movies to Mary lane Garrett. Twenty-two-We give and bequeath Leah Deck's petiteness and.love for Billy's', Pretzels to Anna Mae Snyder. Twenty-three'-We give and bequeath Doris Keppley's West Lawn VVays'l and love of 'gGreen Spot to Miriam Pickel. Twenty-folur-We give and bequeath Eva Gabells musical ability and friendliness to Dorothy Herbine. Twenty-five-We give and bequeath Lorraine Trout- man's Bethany Ways and talkativeness to Edith Troutman. Twenty-six-We give and bequeath Sylvia Kiphorn's faithfulness to the Navy, and gum chewing technique to Loretta Long. Twenty-seven-We give and bequeath Norida Krill's lovely features and love of 'fStulls to lane Behney. Twenty-eight-We give and bequeath 5100.00 to Womelsdorf School District to be used by the Board of Education as they see Ht for the improvement of the School. Twenty-nine-To Miss Meyers for her untiring ef- forts with the Class of '46, we make this special be- quest that she be granted a year without a homeroom in order to recuperate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereto subscribed and affixed our name and seal, this, the twenty-ninth day of May in the year of our Lord, Oneffhousand Nine Hundred Forty-six. QXWQ B. Eleventh Qmcle Class Dean Mrs. Enders President Mildred Manbeck Vice-Pre.vz'a'ent Ioseph Grimes Secretary Edward Sebastian Treasurer William Seigfreid Harry Artz Earl Auman Anna Mae Auman Richard Batdorf lane Behney Mary lane Bickel Pauline Bond Donald Boyer Leonard Chelius Barbara DeLong Elizabeth Eiler Mary Eiler Donald Flickinger Ellen Griesemer joseph Grimes Dorothy Herbine Shirley Hess Emma Hunter Loretta Long Betty Lutz Mildred Manbeek Robert Raihl Clair Rupert Edward Sebastian William Seigfreid Luther Shaak Edith Troutman Grace Welder Tenth Qmcle Class Dean Mr. Fisher President George Long Vice-Presid ent Richard Moore Secretary Margie Hartman Treasurer Iay Miller Marie Binner Mary Boyer lean Breisch Dorothy Fichthorn Vincent Fields Dorothy Frymoyer Mary Iane Garrett Caroline Gosch Dorothy Haag Margie Hartman Dorothy Kessler Gloria Knoll Angela Kolbay Ralph Lengel George Long Anna Manbeck lay Miller Richard Moore Nancy Norton Miriam Pickel Barbara Ruth Charles Seip Eleanore Shurr Anna May Snyder Donald Snyder Alice Stine Donald Wagner intla Qmcle Class Dean Miss Moyer President Sherwood Garrett Vice-Presiden 12 Merel Gordon Secretary Gloria Oberly Treaxurer Lois Enders Iames Auman Olive Arnold Mary Barry Iohn Behney Marjorie Binner Elwood Cunningham Donald Dengler Donald Dissinger Lois Enders Nellie Engle Grace Fichthorn Robert Garrett Sherwood Garrett Bertha Gensemer Merel Gordon Hans Gosch Wynn Herbine Betty Hess Dorothy Hoffa Robert Hyssong Mamie Kerschner Paul Kramer Violet Kresge Dale Leber Donald Long Donald McCole Ieanette Miller Gladys Ney Ruth Nicholas Gloria Oberly Marian Oberly Doris Pickel Phillip Raihl Anna Schwartz William Schwartz Irwin Strause Norma Strunk Richard Troutman Barbara Weatherholtz Eighth Qracle C lass' Dean Miss Iensen President lean Filbert Vibe-President Ioanne Matthew Secretary Dolores Moore Treasurer Louis Bennethum Ioyce Behney Louis Bennethum Currie Bright Robert Boyer Madelyn DeLong lean Filbert Richard Gerhurt Henry Gosch Peter Grimes VVilli:1m Grimes Melvia Keppley Marlin Lengle Robert Manbeck Ionnne Matthew Dolores Moore Kenneth Moyer Gloria Putt Robert Shartle Shirley Smith Richard Spayd Phyllis Strause Ioan VVagner Ernest Zerbe Seventh Qmde Class Dean Miss Bordner Preszlient Ioan Herbine Vice-President Donald Schwartz Secretary Lou Shartle Treasurer May Strunk Iulia Anderson Gene Auman Ronald Auman Dawn Behney Mary Ellen Behney David Bickel Patricia Engle lane Flickinger Larry Gerhart Charles Hartman Ioan Herbine Ieanette Hirnrnelberger Lois Hower Fay Iones Robert Kline Suzanne Klopp 22 Richard Leininger Dawn Lengel Carl Long Marylyn Long Sterling Miller Joyce Moyer Ronald Oberly Iohn Putt Donald Schwartz Nora Schwartz David Seyler Lou Shartle Kathryn Snyder VVilliarn Strickler May Strunk Leroy Zerbe I E .DIiI'l'ff01', IAMES HENDRICKS Trumpets Ioseph Grimes Mildred Manbeck Charles Weiss William Grimes William Schwartz Paul Bennethum Peter Grimes Donald Snyder lsabelle Hoffa Charles Hartman Mary Alice Rank Richard Spayd Robert Boyer Flutes Eva Gable Lois Enders Drums Leonard Chelius Iames Auman Iohn Fetter William Seigfried Richard Troutman Richard Gerhart Donald Long Carl Long Ellen Griesemer Clarinet: Iean Filbert Caroline Gosch Barbara Ruth Nora Schwartz Shirley Smith Margie Hartman Pauline Bond Edith Troutman Gladys Ney Gloria Oberly Anna Schwartz Vincent Fields Nellie Engle 23 Sherwood Garrett Iulia Anderson Phyllis Strause Gloria Putt Nannette DeLong Sodxaphones George Long Merel Gordon Earl Auman Sterling Miller Oboe Carrie Bright Saxophone: Edward Sebastian Angela Kolbay Suzanne Klopp Madelyn DeLong lane Flickinger Merritt Auman Barbara DeLong Leah Deck M ellaphoner David Seyler Donald Dengler Harvey Deck Luther Shaak Donald Schwartz Trombone: Richard Moore Richard Batdorf Henry Gosch Iay Miller Robert Manbeck Baritone: DeLura Kolbay Gloria Knoll Hans Gosch Varsity Basketball ,R OBERT Mr. Gibson Vincent Fields Leonard Chelius Iohn Fetter Richard Batdorf Richard Troutman Paul Bennethum Richard Garrett Merritt Auman Clair Rupert William Seigfried Sherwood Garrett BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1945-46 Opponent Date and Where Played' Opponent Daze and Where Played Alumni Nov. 16-Home Wernersville Ian. 22-Home Schaefferstown Nov. 27-Home Ontelaunee Ian -Away Ontelaunee Nov. 30-Home Sinking Spring Feb. 1-Home South Lebanon Dec. 11-Home Robesonia Feb -Away Wernersville Dec. I4-AWHY South Lebanon Feb. 12-Home Annville Dec. 18-Home Perry Feb. 15--Home Sinking Spring Ian 8-Away Annville Feb. 19-Away Robesonia Ian. 11-Home Bethel Feb. 22-AWHY Perry Ian I5-AWHY Schaefferstown Feb. 26-AWAY Bethel Ian. 18-Home 24 M anager: .,,. Row I Donald Dissinger Donald Long Donald McCole William Schwartz Phillip Raihl Robert Garrett Hans Gosch Iames Auman Ralph Lengel George Long Iay Miller Elwood Cunningham Qnot on picture, unior 'Varsity RICHARD GERHART, CARL LONG, IOSEPH GRIMES, DONALD FLICKINGER and ROBERT ANSPACH fnot on picturej Row II Mr. Gibson Richard Gerhart Carl Long Ioseph Grimes Donald Flickinger F affix Q3 Lp. mfg-'fi SQ? gg-E A , , ! J' . 1 'iii I9 gg Q-in Q ff 'SSS' ,F 'B' PETA? ROauv HOOD HUBK ,WGA I 40D O Gs 39400 0 fig M1-: ff X 1 VT- A xx? ,, JNL w b,'gx' 'YN 4 'WW' X 3' , V sh te' U afiggx fo 4 'A I 'F 454' A 1.4: 7 'EA Y f gg A . ' .JQ45 45 'itvkv ? V' M 'ABUMS XUUS T PRE TEND ING QZEQYAE xx XE' 'Ki - ' ,A ' s KOLW KW QYNMSII we-, ' ' 4.- VH 0OKlE Kffp, THQRD GRADE SENXORS PQLLY wa