Womelsdorf High School - Weicon Yearbook (Womelsdorf, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1950 volume:

J r in k xx? A L A 'I- ai 7 Y +I, 5 . 'Q S5 grim xt FUHEWURD . Between the covers of this yearbook we, the Class of 1950, would like to relate to you our high school experiences. We would like to express our deep appreciation to the faculty for their help in guiding us and preparing us for the future which we have tried to express in these fan- tastic designs. Their advice will be helpful in adjusting ourselves to the new life we must face very shortly. Through all our hard work we have had some fun in work as well as in recreation. We will never forget our Alma Mater- for we realize that the years were so short and that we may never again return. In this yearbook, in pictures and in words, we may return as often as we wish through memories of bygone days. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD REV. WM. C. SLOUGH, President EDWARD S. DECK, Vice President W. EARL BRENNEMAN, Secretary LUTHER D. WEBER, Treasurer LLOYD T. ROTHERMEL, Member RUSSEL G. WEIDNER, Solicitor NG .LO DE F. 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In our Wofnelsdoz-I' Scnools you babe 1-ec-eived the training and enoel-fences so vital in Q-suing 1-ight decisions, 'rise cnoicee, good Judgnent, end noneet snnlicetion or your abilities. Jled-e use or :nat eoucs tion union you bqve Just nov ooqpleted, Foul-e is e golden qnpoi-tunjty to reflect the confidence you:- ooununity nes .oleeed in you. It Ie up to you to neke tue beet of tnet opportunity. J A-nob you Will give Q good account of 0111-selveea Pou neve ny best Dishes roi- your success end nenciness. Slncel-GJJ' .POIJ-PU, insznp n ooiolfo N0 411578 NIE SECOND WSDNESD4 7 0 F4051 410 NNY u 611 West Chester State Teachers College Elwood E. Himmelberger, BS. Kutztown State Teachers College GEOGRAPHYiENGLlSlI HISTORYYGUIDANCI-I BASEBALL coAcn George V. Derickson, M.D. Lebanon Valley College Hahneniann Medical College Hospital of Philadelphia I. Robert Gibson, BS. Edinboro State Teachers College ART--PHYSICAL EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL AR1'-HEALTH Mary I. Beaver, R.N. Ilomeopatliic Hospital University of Pennsylvania srlloor. NURSE BASKETBALL COACH Doris E. Mason, BS. ENGLISH-LIBRARY LATIN if Bucknell University ENGLISH-HISTORY Thomas R. Ienkms, B.S. TY 1. . in if Clara A. Borclner, A.B., M.A. Kutztown State Teachers College 53? The Pennsylvania State College 1 University of Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College ' Albright College i Columbia University ' ARITIIMETICLGERMAN CIVICS Laura M. Snyder Kutztown State Teachers College Shirley H. Zimmerman, BS. Kutztown State Teachers College GRADE THREE Emma W. Blcher Kutztown State Teachers College GRADE FOUR GRADE ON E Lester F. DeLong, B.S., M.A. Kutztown State Teachers College The Pennsylvania State College New York University ALGEBRAQ-SOLID GEOMETRY PLAN E GEOMETRYTTRIGONOMETRY Ethel M. Hamaker, R.D,H. Eastman Dental Dispensary University of Rochester DENTAL HYGIENIST Howard W. Batdorf C U STODIAN Russell I. Bixler, B.S. Lebanon Valley College Gilbert R. Feeg, B.S. 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'SX HK Vw . 1 -ff VN Sk Frsffiiw V V13 1, . IOYCE MARIE BEHNEY Commercial Ioyce is one of the original members of the senior class. She is a very friendly blonde with a shy, but ready smile for all. Ioyce is mischievous, but cooperates in all senior activities. She is taking the commercial course with shorthand as her specialty. Her favorite pastime is driving a certain Hudson. Her favorite color is blue and she delights in going bowling. Ioyce has no definite plans after graduation. We wish her luck in whatever she undertakes. cxionus-2, 3, 4 Ynfuuaoox 'ryrxsr-4 ROBERT RAY BOYER Commercial Robert, better known as Bob, is one of the original mem- bers of the class. Bob is very artistic and enjoys singing. He has a very line tenor voice. You will End that although he has a fine sense of humor, lie can be very serious when it comes to his school work and a certain someone in his class. We are looking forward to seeing Bob as our future baker, along with his sweetie pie ! courvrv ci-xoiws-1, Z MARCHING BAND-2, 4 VARSITY GLEE CLUB-3, 4 BAND--1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT CARL BLOSS Academic This witty senior joined the class in his freshman year, hailing from Bethany. Bob is an honor student, excelling in all academic subjects. He is also noted for his superb trumpet playing. 'lBob participates in all activities especially band and basketball. His favorite pastime is reading Comic Books. After graduation he intends to go to Lehigh University to take up electrical engineering. We know you will succeed in whatever you undertake. w-CLUB-3, 4 oncnssnm-3, 4 MARCI-imc BAND-1, 2 BAND-1, 2, 3, 4 BASEBALL-2, 3, 4 BASKETBALL'-3, 4 cr-ronus-2, 3, 4 CLASS PRESIDENT-2 cuss SECRETARY-l cues CLUB-4 Town MEETING or .un-3 IANICE ARLENE BREHM Academic This shy and studious girl joined the class of IQSO in her freshman year and hails from Host. She is sometimes called Irish, but does not like the name very well. Her pleasant smile and good looks have attracted many of the male per- sonalities in the class and outside of the class. After gradua- tion, she intends to take up nursing. VVe are certain that any patient would welcome the soothing manner of our Ianice! CHORUS'-2, 3, 4 Y-TEENS-1 couivrv CHORUS-4 MADELYN IOAN DELONG Academic This gal joined us in our sixth year of school. She is better known to everyone as Pussy. Her main interests are sports and cheer leading. One of her most important interests is in a certain senior fellow. After graduation, Pussy expects to attend jefferson Hos- pital to take up nursing. We are sure she will succeed in this profession and the class wishes her the best of luck. cnmzn LEADING-l, 2, 3, 4 Y-TEENS-'-1, 2, 3, 4 couurv cnonus-4 w-cum-3, 4 COUNTY ORCHESTRA-3, 4 0PERETTAi1 oncuiasnu-3, 4 BAND-1, 2, 3, 4 crxonus-1, 2, 3, 4 DONALD RALPH DISSINGER Commercial Donald, who is better known to most of us as Babe, joined us in his sophomore year. He is taking the commercial course. He is quiet, but has quite a sense of humor and is one of the outstanding athletes of our class. This year, he is making a very good W-Club president. After graduation, he intends to join the Merchant Marines. Babe has the quali- fications for a good Marine. BASKETBALL-1, 2, 3, 4 vznzsrry GLEE CLUB--2, 3 BASEBALL-1, 2, 3, 4 OPERETTA-1 cnonus-2, 3, 4 W-CLUB-3, 4 CLASS PLAY-3, 4 DONALD DAVIS DENGLER Academic Donald, more commonly known as Doc, the president of the senior class, is one of the blond-haired Romeos of the senior class. Doc joined this class in the ninth grade. When he isn't making any noise, you will know his mind is wander- ing to Lincoln Park. f'Doc is planning to enter in the field of Agriculture. No matter whether it's a farmer or a professor, we are sure Doc will be a success. ORCH ESTRA-4 GLEE CLUB-4 ci-ronus-2, 3, 4 BAND11, 2, 3, 4 SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT--4 SARA ANN EILER Academic This intelligent girl from Host joined our class in our freshman year. She has taken the academic course, and her favorite subject is German. The center of her interest is in a certain farmer boy. She is a quiet girl, but has many friends in and out of school. In the future, she is planning to go into nurses' training, but whatever you do, Sara, we wish you lots of luck and success. cuss 'mmsumzn--2 CHORUS-2, 3, 4 Y-'rr-:ENS-1 DEBATE-3, 4 IOAN DORIS FETTER Commercial This attractive and energetic girl joined us in her freshman year. Ioan's pleasant disposition will win her a good place in the world. She intends to further her education at a hotel training school in NVashington, D. C. She loves to dance, swim, and ice skate, but her favorite pastime is listening to the radio and reading novels. We know Ioan will be in the office in some of our largest hotels. SECRETARY OF CHORUS-4 CLASS PLAY-4 cr-roxus-2, 3, 4 ESTHER MAE CABLE Commercial Esther Mae joined the gang, in her freshman year. She is an attractive blonde with a charming personality. Cabes is musically inclined and is a member of the band, orchestra, and chorus. Swimming, ice skating, and football are her favor- ite sports. In the near future, she plans to enter Lewis Train- ing School in VVashington, D. C., to become a receptionist. XVe know that with her ready smile she will succeed. BANDf-2, 3, 4 ci-roiws vrciz PRES.+4 oizci-iizsrim--4 ci.Ass PLAY-3 CHORUS LIBRARIAN-4 CHORUS-2, 3, 4 IEAN ELIZABETH FILBERT Academic lean, better known as A'Fil, has been with us ever since our first year of school. She's a rollicking lass and always a great deal of fun. She is very active in everything possible. Her niain interests lie in sports. Besides being fun-loving, she is also very intelligent. She hopes some day to become a re- search worker or perhaps a Physical Education Teacher, but no matter what you choose as your profession A'Fil, the class wishes you luck and success. Music LIBRARIAN-2, 3 CHORUS-1, 2, 3, 4 PmzsmEN'r Y-TEENS-4 BAND-1, 2, 3, 4 cr-:EER LEADER-2 OPERETTA-1 ASSISTANT YEARBOOK 121111-01144 coNTEs'r PLAY-2 s'rUnr-:Nr coNDUcToRf4 DEBATING-2, 3, 4 couxrv CHORUSi2, 4 cuss PLAY-3, 4 cours-rr msn-1, 2, 3, 4 Y-TEENS-1, 2, 3, 4 MARC!-:ING BAND-2 W-CLUB-3, 4 Jvmon Town MEETING--2, 3, 4 RICHARD CLARKE GERHART Academic UStrap'f is another of the few that have been with us all through school. He took the academic course, with chemistry as his favorite subject. He is very active in sports of all kinds, but is noted for his fielding at first base. His main interest for the future is uncertain but we wish him lots of luck in what- ever he does. vicn Piuzsrnanr-3 BASEBALL-1, 2, 3, 4 COUNTY BAND-3 CLASS PLAY-3, 4 oncnmsriu-3, 4 W-CLUB-3, 4 BASKETBALL-1, 2, 3 cr-ronus-2, 3, 4 GLEE CLUB-2, 3, 4 BAND-1, 2, 3, 4 QUENTIN ARLEN GETTEL Commercial This handsome lad ioined our class in ninth grade. He is very popular with fellow classmates and his attentions are centered upon a certain lassie he claims does not appeal to him. Upon graduation he intends to farm for his father and, later on, maybe own his own farm. All the luck and success to you, Quentin. W-CLUBf-3, 4 cuonus-2, 3, 4 BASEBALL-2, 3, 4 PETER PHILLIP CRIMES Academic Pete was one of the original members of our class and has taken the academic course. He is a quiet fellow and likes to work with machines. He has taken an active part in many of the school activities. His interests are centered around a certain Iunior gal. In the future he plans to become a min- ister, but whatever you do, Pete, we wish you lots of luck, success, and happiness. VARSITY GLEE CLUB-2, 3, 4 OPERETTA-1 CLASS PRESIDENT--3 COUNTY oRcHEsTRA-3 BASKETBALL MANAGER-3 COUNTY cr-:onus-1, 2 STUDENT CONDUCTOR+4 COUNTY BAND-2, 3 BAND-1, 2, 3, 4 CHORUS-1, 2, 3, 4 CLASS PLAY-3, 4 HENRY STRICKLER GOSCH Academic Henry, one of the tallest lads of our class, has been with us through our twelve years. Whenever something humorous happens in the class room, Henry is sure to be involved. Be- sides being a star in basketball, he is very good in dramatics. Henry's future plans are not definitely decided, but his weekly visits to a nearby city may affect his decision. We wish Henry success in whatever he undertakes. BAND-1, 2, 3, 4 VARSITY GLEE CLUB-3, 4 cz-ronus-1, 2, 3, 4 w-CLUB-3, 4 cr.Ass PLAY-3, 4 CONTEST PLAY-I, 2 IQASKETBALL-2, 3, 4 ORCHESTRA-3, 4 COUNTY cHoaUs-4 WILLIAM EDWIN CRIMES Academic William, who is better known to his classmates as Billy, is one of the few who has been with us since first grade. He spends most of his leisure time pursuing members of the opposite sex with his Studebaker truck. He is an academic student and majors in chemistry and physics. We wish luck and success to 'ABilly after graduation. BASKETBALL-1, 2, 3, 4 OPERETTA-I BASEBALL--I, 2, 3 TREASURER-3, 4 ORCHESTRA-3, 4 w-CLUB-3, 4 CLASS PLAY-3, 4 cnokus--2, 3, 4 GLEI-: CLUB-4 BAND-I, 2, 3, 44 BETTY CROSS Home Economics Betty, who joined us in our freshman year, hails from Host. She is a very active home economics student. Some of Betty's time is spent listening to popular music and knitting, but, of course, the greatest part of her leisure time is spent with a certain senior lad. Her quiet manner and her ability to giggle has won Betty many friends in Womelsdorf High School. Betty's plans for the future arcn't certain as yet, but whatever Betty decides to do we wish her luck and we know she will succeed. cnonus-2, 3, 4 Y-TEENS-1 MARLIN EARL LENGLE Academic Whenever you hear a noise in the back of the room, you know Tim, as he is better known, is up to one of his pranks. He is one of the original members who started with us in our long trek to graduation. His favorite subject is Ger- man, and his leisure is spent at Speck's. He is uncertain about his future, but because he is so full of life and fun, perhaps the life of a professional comedian would be to his liking! W-CLUB-3, 4 CHORUS-2, 3, 4 BAsiuz'rBu.r. xrAxAGERv1, 2 ROGER KAUFFMAN Academic Roger joined us in our sophomore year and has taken the academic course. He seems to be a quiet fellow, but can be a lot of fun. As to the future, he is undecided. May we suggest he try his hand at running a farm, or perhaps look into man- aging a chain grocery store? We trust he will find a successful nook in society! VARSITY GLEE CLUB-42, 3, 4 CHORUS-2, 3, 4 cormrv cr-rorws-2, 3, 4 MARY LOUISE MANBECK Home Economics Mary, a very pretty member of the class, joined us in our freshman year. Mary has a very sweet personality, and she has become well acquainted in Womelsdorf High School. Mary's favorite subject is home economics, her hobbies are collecting western recordings and participating in 4H work. She spends most of her time doing such home economics projects as knitting. Mary's plans for the future include a certain lad named Herbert. We wish her luck and happiness and success in her future career. cnorws-2, 3, 4 Y-'rl-:ENS-1 IOANNE DAISY MATTHEW Commercial Ioanne, better known as 'ADaisy, has been with us since second grade. She is the smallest member of the class, but makes up for it by knowing all the answers. She took an active part in the Iunior Class Play and in the contest plays. Her favorite hobbies are dramatics and public speaking. She plans in the future to become a secretary. In whatever she does, the class wishes her luck and success. CLASS SECRETARY-3, 4 DEBATING-2, 3, 4 CLASS HISTORIAN-4 Y-TEENS-1 CONTEST nays-2 cnokus-2, 3, 4 CLASS PLAY-3, 4 DOROTHY MAE NICHOLAS Commercial This jolly lassie commonly known as Nick, joined us in her freshman year. She comes from Bethany and took an active part in our junior Class Play. She has made many friends with her pleasing personality. Her favorite subject is shorthand and her favorite sport is swimming. She has taken the commercial course in school and would like to become a secretary after graduation. We wish her lots of luck and success in her future years. CLASS PLM'--S enoizus-2, 3, 4 DOLORES MARIE MOORE Commercial Toot, as Dolores is better known to her classmates, ap- pears at first to be quiet, but looks can be deceiving. She is always friendly to everyone, is cute, absent-minded, has a sweet smile, and is never on time. Toot is an active Y-Teen representative and is majoring in the commercial course. She plans to be a hairdresser after graduation but whatever you do 'AToot, here's wishing you the best of luck and happiness in the future. Y-TEENS-1, 2, 3, 4 CHORUS-1, 2, 3, 4 HAND-3, 4 ORCHESTRA-3, 4 vmnnoox surf-4 CLASS PLAY-3, 4 MARCHING BAND-4 GLORIA BETTY PUTT Home Economics This young lass joined us in fourth grade, hailing from Reading. Gloria had taken the academic course for three years and has completed her fourth year by taking the home eco- nomics COLITSC. You can usually find Gloria reading or sewing in her leisure time, but, whenever there are groups gossipping, you can be sure she is there. Gloria is interested in the Held of nursing, May you have many happy patients and much patience. BAND-41, 2, 3, 4 cironvs-1, 2, 3, 4 v-'ri-:ENs- -l, 2, 4 ORC!-IE'STRAm3, 4 ICDOAR MARTIN SEIGFRIED Commercial lidgar, who has been with us since ninth grade, hails from Host. He has in these few years made many friends in school. llc is well liked by everyone. As for Edgar's future, upon his graduation, he will drive a truck for his Dad. His final career and aim is joining the U. S. Navy. To Edgar, we wish the best of luck in whatever goal he may strive to attain. Rusimzss MANAGER or YEARBOOK'-4 cr-roRus-2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY LARUE SMITH Commercial This attractive lassie has been with us since first grade. She has taken the commercial course, her favorite subject, typing, and her favorite pastime, bowling. She took an active part in our junior Class Play. In the future she plans to become a secretary. But whatever she does we wish her lots of luck and success in the future. Y-rams-1, 2, 3, 4 ORCHESTRA-4 CIIEER LEADER-I, Z W-CLUB-3, 4 cuss PLAY-3, 4 CHORUS-1, 2, 3, 4 XPARBOOK TYPISTE4 BANDLI, 2, 3, 4 TREASURER Y-TEENS-3, 4 TREASURER W-CLUB-4 ROBERT RICHARD SHARTLE Academic This jolly fellow joined us in first grade. He is a favorite among all the girls, and when it comes to corny joking, look for him. 'AB0b likes to play basketball, but his favorite out- door sports are hunting and fishing. Following graduation, Bob intends to see the world with the Army. XVe wish him lots of luck and success in anything he does. vrci-3 PRESIDENT-4 W-CLUB--3, 4 SECRETARY-2 VARSITY GLEE CLUR-4 CHORUSYZ, 3, 4 BASKETBALL-2, 3, 4 DOROTHY ESTHER SPATZ Home Economics f Dorothy, better known as Dot, joined us in the sopho- more year from Myerstown. Dorothy has taken the home eco- nomics course throughout her high school .years.- VVhenever Dorothy has any leisure time, you may be sure she is either knitting or reading a good book. Dot is usually a quiet girl, but makes up for it sooner or later. Her quiet, soft manner qualifies her to be an excellent nurse. v-TEENS--2, 4 ci-roRUs-1, 2, 3, 4 g RICHARD SAMUEL SPAYD Academic HRich began with us in our tirst year with Miss Snyder. Ever since then, we have known him as a mischievous and fun-loving lad. VVe admire him for his ten years of perfect attendance in school. XVe hope he makes the eleventh year. His interests are varsity basketball and a certain person in the sophomore class. After graduation, this intelligent student intends to go to college to become a doctor. XVhatcver you do Rich, the class wishes you the very best of luck. BASKETBALLMI, 2, 3, 4 OPERETTA-'I COUNTY CHORUS72 w-CLUB-3, 4 BASEBALL-1, 3, 4 BAND-1, 3 cr.Ass PLAY--3, 4 CHORUS-2, 3, 4 vARsr'rv GLEE CLUB-2, 3 KATHERINE STEVV ART Academic This attractive, dark-eyed lass, who is better known as HKathy, joined us in our senior year. Although 'fKathy has only been with us a few months, she has already made many friends throughout the school. A first impression of this good- looking gal is that she is probably bashful and shy, but upon better acquaintance with her, this impression changes. Her in- fectious laugh is heard throughout the school. After graduation she expects to attend Ursinus College to enter the field of medicine. No matter what you do HKathy, the class wishes you the best of luck. cn onus-4 YEARBOOK-4 CATHERINE IOAN WAGNER Commercial Catherine, better known to us as Ioan, joined our class in seventh grade and is a commercial student. She is a quiet and rather shy blonde. Ioan is a pleasant girl and is always willing to cooperate with others. Ioan's favorite pastime is bowling. Her future isn't quite certain as yet, but she hopes she will be a secretary. We wish Ioan success, happiness and luck in her future life. CHORUS-2, 3, 4 Y-TEENS-1 conox GUARD-Z, 3, 4 CLASS HISTORY Our class began its climb up the ladder as a class of twenty-six in 1938. In the years that followed, many have joined us but many others have left. Annually our class participated in the Hallowe'en parades, and in our eighth year we had a Halloween party of our own. In ninth grade our class increased in size because of students from Rehrers- burg, Host, and Bethany joined us. During that year, our only activity was a Christmas party. But as we entered our tenth year, the class decided it was time to raise more funds to enlarge the treasury. To do this we sold Christmas seals and emblems sporting the high school name. One of our activities in our Sophomore year was a hayride. Our class officers that year were: President, Robert Bloss, Vice President, Phyllis Strauseg Secretary, Robert Shartleg Treasurer, Sara Eiler. As we became Iuniors our activities began in full swing. The first thing we did was to organize a Blanket Club. Our Iunior Class Play was a riotous mystery- eomedy called Hobgoblin House. Our first dance was held in Ianuary and was called The Winter Whirlf' Our most important dance was the Iunior Prom. At this dance, our Prom Queen, Esther Mae Cable, was crowned by last year's queen, Betty Hess. Our class officers that year were: President, Peter Crimes, Vice President, Richard Cerhart, Secretary, Ioanne Matthew, Treasurer, YVilliam Crimes. And now we have at last reached the goal which we have been striving for. XVe are at last Seniors. As we reach the top of the ladder we realize that our work and the hard struggle have all been compensated by a lot of fun and pleasure. Among our many pleasant activities, a hayride is foremost. We had two dances, one in October called 'fThe VVitches Frolic at which a prize was given to anyone who could guess the Mystery Man. Our second dance was entitled 'lThe Snow Ball. The class play was a hilarious three-act comedy called Everybody's Getting Married. YVe know that our class ofhcers have always done their best to make these years a success, and we would like to express our deep appreciation for their efforts. Our class officers during this Senior year are: President, Donald Denglerg Vice President, Robert Shartle, Secretary, Ioanne Matthew, Treasurer, William Crimes. Our class colors are pale green and white, and our class flower is the white rose. The class motto, which we know will help us in our future years, is The Road Called Toil Leads to the City Called Success. VVe wish to express our sincere thanks to the faculty, pupils, townsfolk, and parents who patronized all our class ever undertook to do. Our thanks also goes out to our Senior Class adviser, Mrs. Coppola, and to Mr. Gibson for helping us in the making of this yearbook. -iw, .fd gfwfgfgfv L17-5 'SQ7if?9'5 :gx n,n. 1,: :gaining N, Hr-:Lnco P TE M 'FD CONRAD WEISER CUUIOLIDHTEU SBNOOL Q? 4, ,. u . 1 5 X . 1' up ' Li .f f.-,ww W, M ,.p,,, L15--. -42. -- 1 -4-, My-gm, ara:-,mga E ,aff GRADE ELEVEN GRADE EIGHT GRADE NINE GRADE SEVEN GRADE SIX GRADE FOUR GRADE FIVE GRADE TI-IREE GRADE TWO GRADE ONE GRADE 1 Bashore, George Basliore, joel Bergren, Iohn Gibson, Charles Good, George Gromis, Carl Himmelberger, Robert Iones, Bruce Luckenbill, Bruce Mowrey, David Royer, Ronald Schoener, Barry Straub, Glenn Strawser, Daniel Batdorf, Sandra Behney, Iudith Behney, Shirley Keppley, Linda Krick, Linda Maze, Anna Moore, Sandra Slagle, Yvette Spangler, Georgia Striekler, Ioyee Wolfe, Susan GRADE 2 Aulenbach, David Aulenbach, Gene U DEBCLASSMA HULL Batdorf, Craig Garnian, Kenneth Haag, Barry Kreitz, Richard Long, Barry Raihl, Dale Rohrbach, David Swope, Ray VVelker, Edward Werner, Allen Engle, Paula Erwin, Iudi Fidler, Barbara Hays, Mary Ann Hohl, Ellouise Iones, Mary Klopp, Ruth McGrann, Loriel McLean, Elizabeth Moore, Bonnie Pottciger, Roberta Schwartz, Nancy Shanfelder, lane Sonnen, Ann Rochelle Styer, Gail Swope, Annette Teslow, Ioanne GRADE 3 Good, George Kcppley, lanies Leininger, Glenn Shartle, Stephen YVolfe, Thonias Behney, Rochelle Binner, Linda Galvin, Maureen Gcrhart, Patricia Gilbert, Elizabeth Lape, Barbara Scholar, Kathryn Slagle, Maxine Styer, Doris GRADE 4 Auman, Gordon Brenncinan, Larry Cole, Theodore Oberly, Gordon Raihl, Daniel Redcay, Lester Snyder, Bruce Teslow, Frank Yeiser, Terry Bennetch, Dana Benschoff, Carol Boltz, Lucille Brown, Anna Eisenbise, lane Garrett, WVinifred Hoffa, Iune Kershner, Carolyn Kreitz, Sandra Kurtz, Nancy Lewis, Ann Potteiger, Rozanne Redcay, Esther Reinhold, Linda Strause, Evelyn Zerbe, Margaret GRADE 5 Alexander, Terry Behney, Linwood Bickel, Barry Deck, Terry Gibson, Robert Gosch, VVilliani Lape, Byron Lewis, Peter Luclcenbill, Larry Maze, Delbert Miller, Glenn Nloyer, Luther Wenrich, George Aurnan, Diane Eagelnian, Betsy Gilbert, Shirley Gosch, Marianne Gruber, Marian Keppley, Mary Ann Kintzer, Nancy Maurer, Gail McLean, Marilyn Parana, Louise Spangler, Lorraine GRADE 6 Chelius, VVayne Herbine, Frederick McLean, William Meiser, Dale Oberly, Dale Oberly, Gerald Pannabecker, David Reigel, Kenneth Zerbe, Adam Bickel, Barbara Conrad, Dolores Gerhart, Sylvia Gosch, Susan Spitler, Nancy VVenrich, Elsie GRADE 7 Behney, Charles Conrad, George Conrad, XVilliam Fidler, Robert Fink, Karl Hays, David Lape, YVilliam Leininger, Ronald Mattes, Michael Miller, Rodney Raihl, Richard Schaum, Harry Strickler, Richard Thost, Edgar Auchenbach, Grace Auman, Patricia Behney, Thelma Dissinger, Nancy Field, Arlene Franke, Louise Good, Harriett Ann Gosch, Barbara Hoita, Harriett Lee Long, Beverly Moyer, Sarah Oberly, Sandra Spayd, Dorothy Ann GRADE 8 Haak, Iohn Kershner, Edwin Miller, Clair Ney, George, Ir. Oberly, Dean Schwartz, Edward Schwartz, Gerald Schwartz, Louis Shartle, Donald Werner, Neil Bashore, Iill Bright, Catherine Flickinger, Peggy Gerhart, Nancy Gilbert, Dolores Kintzer, Marian Putt, Lois Shartle, Diane GRADE 9 Baitinger, William Behney, Ierome Brown, Louis Dengler, James Hartman, Gerald Hunter, Carl Hyssong, Richard Monroe, Robert Raihl, David Schlicker, Richard Seigfried, Neal Sheidy, Allen Sherk, Kenneth Smith, David Smith, Donald Spangler, Larry Warren, George Auman, Iean Bickel, Sally Ann Boyer, Evelyn Correll, Nancy Eiceinan, Anita Fetter, Shirley Hartman, Geraldine Iones, Rae Kintzer, May Long, Marlene McGee, Margaret Parana, Irene Snyder, Helen GRADE io Bloss, Carl Deck, Harvey, Ir. 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SP-QI wan ow NEW BALL FIELD G9 H194 Mix' ING X fix? - ' X4 ff,- V K4 J ,ff f ff af XW' gi xCV9' S S' fl V. ms. -:. f , 3. ,mfzi 'QM -, - ,.-af V M ., , U m..,,,.. ,,.. . ,.,, .H 1 is 5 ,P w 2, A 3 M WW 4' uf Sw '4 if S 2 , A 'Q f ',g-' -- - A A' R rw W F 'Q' X q O 3 A L x H ff 5 , B , . J 55 O 5 SE' N - -4?e5 'w- f -. ,nw . , .. - , l - A iw A. QW .,.,, W 'P f'5 K S ,fm .- ,, SE '31 , 1 f V 'i K if ,X ' :cK s 3 Q. Class of 1895 Laura Althouse Dora Bechtold Mayme Strauss Batdorfs' Harry Noll' Class of 1898 Irwin Anspach Paul Engle' Robert Petree Class of 1900 Edna Bausch Leinbach john Keener Class of 1901 Annie Eberly Irene Illig Hattie Manderbach Ellis' john Marshall' Class of 1902 Beulah Dundore Hackman Floy Schneider Harry Illig Raymond Klopp Class of 1903 Annie Gruber Hassler john E. Livingood Paul A. Matthews Class of 1904 Ella Sallade Christ' Frank Clouse ' Miles Kalbach james Moore Class of 1905 Mollie Gruber Schnable Kathryn Hassler Grace Matthews Mamie Moyer Hackman Joseph Filbert Lloyd Fisher' Ralph Matthews Paul Strauss' Harry Stuber' Class of 1906 Ethel Corwin Fisher Meta ,Shulley Schaeffer john Anspach Robert B. Filbert, Sr. R. Wright Hackman Lee M. Sallade Thomas Schonour' Class of 1907 Emma Bausch Weaver Annie Bright Illig' Bessie Klopp Griesemer Samuel Clouse' B. Harrison Hassler John Wolfskill Class of 1908 Laura Dundore Seiptl' Margaret Filbert Potter LUMN Sophie Haak Bent Annie Kintzer Mary E. Moore Emma Noll Lindeman Gertrude Von Nieda Kahler' Helen Wilhelm Rickers Paul Landis Marx Schonour' Charles Steinmetz' Class of 1909 Eva Bright Florence Christman Margaret Corwin Sarah Illig Horne Carrie Moyer Howard Degler Edgar Glasmire Harold Sallade' Harry Wagner Class of 1910 Marion Dunkelberger Edna Hoffa Edith Kurtz Hartman' Mae Mattes Streaker Elizabeth Moyer Swab Martin Brossman J. Harold Klopp Earl Mattes Donald Moyer Class of 1911 Christine Bechtol Lindemuth Irene Fidler Ludwig Charlotte Hackman Stamm Marie Hafer Kunkle Elsie Kreitzer Illig' Valeria Petticoffer Eberly' Ralph Trexler Class of 1912 Mamie Corwin Wacha Elsie Goldman Mabel Knoll Beeman Aaron Machamer George Moyer' Paul Wagner Class of 1913 P Pauline Illig Schmehl Sarah Moyer Broughall Elmer Derr Franklin Hoffman Clarence Karsnitz' Irwin Lape G. Gilbert Snyder Ralph Strickler Earl Wallace Class of 1914 Pauline Fidler Minnich Beulah Horne Knouse Ada Moyer Archibald May Stoudt Seidel Helen Yoder Mock Harry D. Althouse Class of 1915 Marie Balsley Derr' Lottie Batdorf Kalbach Laura Moyer Orpha Schaeffer Althouse Paul Brossman' Lee Engle Frederic Glasmire Paul Hoffberger Paul Katzaman Lester Mattes Class of 1916 Margaret German LeRoy Christman Arthur Graeff Henry Hackman jonathan Klopp' Raymond Miller' Ellis Oberlin Class of 1917 Sarah Knoll Class of 1918 Pauline Hackman Margaret Kintzer Snyder Ruth Livingood Ohl Ella Moyer Stanley Klopp Stuart Williamson' Class of 1919 Margaret Beckey Pannabecker Ella Moore Klopp Edna Schaum Haak Mary Weiss Catherine Wilhelm Minnich Earl Bennethum Harry Fidler' Joseph Grimes Class of 1920 LaRue Eberly Rupp Helen Schaeffer McHenry Helen Schenck Krick' Dorothy Schoener Horning Elsie Wartluft Bennethum Class of 1921 Mary Althouse Hoffman Mary E. Althouse Payne Bessie S. Fromm High Hilda Hall jameson Beulah Himmelreich Kline Helen Keeney Sebastian Mary E. Leininger Conway Emma Wilhelm Bicher Thomas Fidler john Klopp Ralph Knoll Harry Raihl Class of 1922 Katie Kalbach Hartman Edna Reinhold Haag George Yiengst Class of 1923 Mary E. Matthew Stoudt Henry Hamaker Max Schaeffer' Lee Weber Class of 1924 Marion Fisher Wahl Elsie Kintzer Eva Schell Mengel Laura Wagner A. Beatrice Weidler Hoffman Wilson Barto Lester Brendle Charles Henne J. Adam Manbeck Wayne Moll Clarence Moyer Carl Schoener' Class of 1925 Margaret Althouse Ruth Anspach Smith Eleanor Hamaker Krick Amy Lengel Field Mildred Mabry Swan Dorothy Moore Fornwalt Helen Rothermel Kurtz Miriam Schenck Hoover Mary Schoener Asper Anna Taylor john Kalbach Harry Reinhold Class of 1926 Marjorie Broman Allene Feeg' Estella Heckaman Helen Kalbach Mary Kintzer Mattis Dorothy Matthew Behney Mary Miller Oxenreider Howard Grimes Carl Moyer LeRoy Schoener Burt Webber Class of 1927 Miriam Berst Fisher Ellen Christman Light Mamie Cox Evitts Maggie Klopp Warmkessel Anna Rothermel Brightbill Pearl Sallade Sensenig Carrie Smith Laura Spayd Mentzer Madeline Yingling Kenneth Chapman Harry Kreitzer Samuel Moyer 'F Deceased Class of 1928 Marian Fidler Reynolds Margaret Leininger Aletha Miller Isabelle Schollenberger Laura Webber Gruman Harold Fortna Richard Herbein Earl Houncker Ralph Ibach Arthur Moll Howard Schaum' Byron Strauss Class of 1929 Margaret Berkheiser Trexler Leah Dundore Ditzel Mary Dundore Shanfelder Ethel Hamaker Ruth Hunsicker Snyder Dorothy Kintzer Ruth Matthew Marie Stoudt Renoll Mabel Tobias Mary Etta Tregellas Morris Helen Weiss Gosch LeRoy Anderson Raymond Anderson Samuel Ematat Arthur Heist George Knoll Robert Rothermel Charles Shartle Class of 1930 Margaret Gerhart Ruth Anna Ruth Nora Edith Doris john Gring Engle Sotzin Troutman Essick Wagner Manwiller Weidlcr Eisley Yerger Leininger Herbert Reed Harold Schoener Class of 1931 May Arnold Bashore Pearl Gruber Fisher Evelyn Hoffman Mohn Alice Mabry Emily Matthew Rabold Ruth Schaeffer Metzer Ella Troxell Adams Francis Wenrich Raudenbusch Osborne Chapman Edward Deck Charles George Robert Kalbach Thomas Labe Philip Miller Harold Rabold Class of I932 Marjorie Chapman Epp Sue Houncker Beshore Ruth Long Margarei Reed Shartle Gladys Reisenweaver Miller Miriam Rhoads Baer June Schwartz Potteiger Sara Tregellas Close Mabel Wagner jones Evelyn Webber Howard Brossman Clyde Maulfair John Ott, Jr. Warren Stiely Elwood Warmkessel Class of 1933 Irene Grimes Kuns Mary Hand Kehler jean Hoffman Witter Ella Kintzer Hohl Helen Matthew Lois Moore Deck Sara Raihl Reifsnyder Marion Schaeffer Anderson Ruth Schwartz Meiser Althea Troxell Margaret Zellers Gosch Ralph Dissinger Vernon Eiceman Harry Emery Harold Hoffa Paul Miller Richard Miller Willard Miller Harry Neff LeRoy Riegel Albert Standish Clement Stiely Earl Warmkessel Thomas Wilhelm Class of 1934 Elsie Hand George Laura Lutz Zerbe Elizabeth Nankivell Helen Rabold Hayes Ruth Rabold Saylor Laura Reed Bennetch Ruth Reed Butler Helen Reinhold Noll Kathryn Schwartz Meiser Charles Becker Elwood Noll Harold Reed Irwin Stiely Class of 1935 Lillian Becker Renzo Prudie Bickel Mildred Gebhard Anna Gruber Wagner Edith Hoffman Miller Edith Keppley Kintzer june Lengle Wolf Dorothy Mattis Zohn Carolyn Moyer Hoover Helen Reed Donnelley Carriella Rothermel Frazier Elsie Troutman Spohn Edwin Haak William Hackman Harold Hollenbach George Kintzer Warren Lengel john Miller Luke Moyer Paul Rhoads John Schaeffer Ned Wolfe Class of 1936 Mary Etta Filbert Yingst Eva Hampton Stufflet Grace Harner Brenneman Jennie Lutz Lutz Betty Miller Fox Edmund Ford Albert Galen John Grimes Edward McAlvage Class of 1937 Ethel Auman Steed Marie Beshore Emma Fisher Werner Helen Grimes Wilhelm Pearl Gruber Hilda Haak Swope LaRue Hollenbach Elda Keppley Kemmery Jeanne Leinhard Young june Miller Bennetch Robert Beshore Robert Filbert, Jr. Henry Miller Mlalter Rohrer John Strickler Herbert Stump Class of 1938 Mildred Bickel Gettel Sara Bickel Helen Brensinger Kroenig Louise Dissinger Hartranft Marian Eberly Katos Sara Gross Rhoads Verna Gruber Teslow Ruth Mae Himmelberger Firestone Josephine Hower Galvin Julia Illig Caulter Dorothy Keeney Klahr Virginia Lee Keyser Dixon Ruth Meade Straub Blanche Moyer Gass Arlene Rhoads Ziegler Mabel Schoch Brown Mae Schwartz Arlene Troutman Blatt Irene Troutman Fenwick Brown Clyde Dengler Harold Eiceman Lester Keener George Kline I John Livingood Robert Morrison Lloyd Rothermel Roy Sheetz jacob Tryon Class of 1939 Ethel Correll Franke Margaret Dillman Hoffman Rosie Fichthorn Bohn Agnes Fisher Pratt Betty Hackman Anna Klopp Margaret Lengel Berger Barbara Marburger Fink Violet Schell Weik Sara Schoener Parsons Amelia Wagner Earl Acker Eugene Berger Robert Berger Harold Dissinger john Eberly' Byron Gettel Arthur Himmelberger jay Hollenbach Robert Illig William jones William Keener William Matthew Robert Stamm, jr. Class of 1940 Rachael Binkley Anderson Dorothy Brocious Marian Davis Stansburgh Marie Deppen Kimball Winifred Fritz Haggart Dorothy Good Meredith Helena Hamaker Dora Hampton' Kathryn Hauiesen Erma Heim Wittas Florence Hettinger jean johnson Derr Laura Keppley Schoener Betty Lengel Schaeffer Kathryn Lutz Lutz Mae Moyer Garrett Ruth Rhoads Angstadt Betty Schaum Keppley Carroll Schoener Beatrice Shurr Bright Margaret Thomas Smith Jean Tryon Hollenbach Earl Bright Robert Hackman Earl Ibach Earl Mattis Richard Mountz Edward Mull William Rothermel Harry Schaeffer Deceased Paul Weierbach Class of 1941 Shirley Anderson Heim Rebecca Baker Daisy Bashore Batdorf Vivian Bright Himmelberger Betty Dissinger Isabel Fichthorn Whitman Margaret Grimes Beshore Marie Heffeltinger Mary Hoffa Gerhart Effie Hower Hower Verna Lutz Sellers Doris Mitchell Illig Betty Sue Nantz Bryan Mary E. Nantz Holla Ruth Putt Mull Laura Schoener Kathryn Wiest Mike Carl Berger Edward Erie Harold Gassert Elliott LaRose William Leisey John Lengel George McNeal John Saures Richard Sherman Rohland Stager Mark Wenrich Frank Whiting Class of 1942 Helen Althouse Andrews Elsie Bickel Stoudt Anna Dillman Verda Dissinger Boyer Dorothy Eiceman Miller Ruth Eiceman 'Yost Janet Gross Mattis Mildred Hafer Riehl Kathleen Illig Klinger Dorothy Mason Mary Raihl Mohn Helen Schoener Hickernell Mildred Stoehrel Strickler Pearl Troutman Venable Selah Troutman Jeanette Weber Schoonover Harold Batdorf Robert Bennethum Albert Burkman Mark Eberly Harold Gruber Neal Hamaker Arthur Hower Coolidge Long Arthur Rhoads Robert Riehl Russell Seigfried Harold Smith Franklin Strickler Class of 1943 Mildred Fritz Cora Geddes Williams Dorothy Haak Jane Herbine Zellers Helen Hoffman Lengel Ruth Kurtz Walters Pauline Long Betty Lorish Marion Lorish Bettie Mull Ruth Mull Lucille Parsons Annabel Strickler Moyer Eleanor Sweitzer Miller Mary Troutman Etchberger Irene Wagner Schaeffer Evelyn Witman Mooney Robert Aulenbach Xvarren Dengler Robert Grimes Paul Heck Matthew Hoover Melvin Hoover Earl Kreitz Edgar Lutz Joseph Miller Robert Reifsnyder Stuart Rothermel Clifford Sherman XV. Donald Swanger W'ayne Wrightstone VVilliam Yeiser Class of 1944 Anna Auman Sites June Dengler Rebecca Dissinger Ellen Greenthal Bette HoHa Nannette Kiphorn Peilfer Annabelle LaRose Arlene Miller Noll Shirley Oberly Ludwig Anna Royer Artz Joan Sallade Warmkessel Mildred Seigfried Holzman Gloria Sweigart Koller Dorothy Weiss Bunch Donald Auman Richard Dissinger Richard Haag Stanley Holzman William Holzman Floyd Humphrey John Jones John Martin Donald Stull John Tryon Richard Weidman Class of 1945 Marian Auchenbach Olive Becker Loubelle Dissinger Helen Fleagle Hoover Claire Fritz Virginia Henderson Margie Knoll Riegel Sara Leiss Morris Emma Lou Mason Todd Kathleen Norton Margaret O'Hara Regina Ott Arlene Putt Yetto June Schell Mary Schreffler Hepler June Strunk Rhine Gloria Swanger Kapp Pauline Welder Moyer Luke Batdorf Schuyler Brossman Lewis Fichthorn Ralph Mountz Robert Schwartz John Seyler Class of 1946 Doris Deck Leah Deck Riegel Eva Gable Alverta Gerhart Doris Gettel Bennethum Isabelle Hoffa Pauline Hollenbach Manwiller Janet Hook Doris Keppley Reber Sylvia Kiphorn Hoover DeLura Kolbay Norida Krill Ella Jane Kurtz Dorothy Moyer Yeakley Mary Alice Rank Daub Alberta Shepler Lorraine Troutman Wolfe Robert Anspach Merritt Auman Paul Bennethum John Fetter Richard Garrett Class of 1947 Anna Mae Auman Jane Behney Seigfried Mary Jane Bickel Pauline Bond Auman Barbara DeLong Frantz Elizabeth Eiler Mary Eiler Ellen Griesemer Dorothy Herbine Shirley Hess Emma Hunter Wisniewski Loretta Long Jeannine Persun Edith Troutman Grace Welder Schucker Earl Auman Richard Batdorf Raymond Bennethum Leonard Chelius Donald Flickinger Roy Flickinger Joseph Grimes, Jr. Robert Raihl Clair Rupert Edward Sebastian William Seigfried Luther Shaak Harry Sohn Curtis Troutman Robert Walters Class of 1948 Marie Binner Dorothy Fichthorn Labe E. Caroline Gosch Dorothy Haag Zimmerman Margie Hartman Luden Gloria Knoll Angela Kolbay Anna Manbeck Troutman Nancy Norton Miriam Pickel Umstead Barbara Ruth Eleanore Shurr Anna Mae Snyder Alice Stine Richard Eisenbise Ralph Lengel George Long Jay Miller Richard Moore Donald Snyder Robert Stull Class of 1949 Olive Arnold Mary Barry Marjorie Binner Janet Brendel Nellie Engle Bertha Gensemer Betty Hess Dorothy Hoffa Jeanette Miller Gladys Ney Ruth Nicholas Gloria Oberly Glenna Ruth Anna Schwartz Norma Strunk James Auman Robert Bickel Robert Garrett Sherwood Garrett Hans Gosch, Jr. Yllynn Herbine Donald Long Phillip Raihl William Schwartz CLASS WILL AND TESTANIENT '45 We, the corporate body of the witty vivacious Class of 1950 Anno Domini, pres- ently having our being in the academic course of Womelsdorf High School within the County of Berks and the State of Pennsylvaniag being declared by duly constituted authority to be intellectually alert, mortally sound and morally responsible we do, by the rights and privileges that are our priority, devise and direct that all our worldly, as well as intellectual, ethical and virtuous effects and assets be disposed of to wit as follows: First-We enjoin upon those who shall execute this our last will and testament that all our variable indebtedness be fully and properly satisfied with unyielding exactitude and vigilance. Second-To the delightful members of the junior Class we give and bequeath the happy ability of satisfactorily completing all work and assignments just in time for the twelfth hour. Third-To strengthen their perseverance we bequeath to the fluctuating Sophomores our ability to accumulate a most enheartening balance in their treasury. Fourth-With a sincere bent toward conservation in these days when time and energy are so wantonly wasted, we give and bequeath to the aspiring Freshmen our coveted talent of attain- ing set goals with a minimum expenditure of energy. Fifth-To Donald Schwartz we coyly confer the silliness and the apt ability to do shorthand now possessed by Ioyce Behney. Sixth-The chivalrous manners and the musical talent of Robert Bloss we award to Ronald Auman. Seventh-To Larry Gerhart we give and bequeath Robert Boyer's art ability and his strong bias for the 'fcountryf' Eighth-We present the tranquil manner and natural curls of Ianice Brehm to Ioyce Potteiger. Ninth-To Ioan Herbine we give and bequeath the stately stature and affinity for a certain Senior lad presently associated with Madelyn DeLong. Tenth-We bestow the talkativeness and the competent leadership of our President, Donald Dengler, upon Fay jones. Eleventh-VVe bequeath Donald Dissinger's captivating appearance and fondness for hunt- ing to Iohnny Haak. Twelfth-Upon Carrie Bright we confer the high scholastic standing and friendly manner of Sara Eiler. Thirteenth-The coquetry and impulsive blush of Ioan Fetter we bestow upon Kathryn Sn der. y Fourteenth-We give and bequeath lean Filbert's red locks and her amazing ability in sports to Pauline Schwartz. Fifteenth-The striking features of Esther Mae Gable plus her affection for that Womels- dorf Grad we bequeath to Rae Iones. Sixteenth-To Leroy Zerbe, we award Richard Gerhart's suavity and his capacity for teasing the opposite sex. Sevcntecnth-We give and bequeath to debonair Donald Eck the agrarian aptitudcs and the bcaiftiful black wavy hair of Quentin Gettel. Eighteenth-The basketball prowess of Henry Gosch and Henry's fascination for Lebanon We present with OLII' compliments to William Barry. Nineteenth-Charlie Hartman shall be the recipient of Peter Grimes' companionable nature and cooperative spirit. Twentieth-We tender to David Seyler the fondness for airplanes and the attraction for Myerstown that now dominates William Grimes. Twenty-first-To Iulia Anderson we give and bequeath the homemaking ability and amiable personality of Betty Gross. Twenty-second-Upon Franklin Millonis we bestow the suavity and inordinate love for ieeps of Roger Kauffman. Twenty-third-We award Marlin Lengel's flair for trouble and utter oblivion of the fair sex to Roy Rosenberger. Twenty-fourth-We bequeath to Sue Boyer the esteem for 4-H Club activities and the affection for a Stouchsburg beau now within Mary Manbeck. Twenty-fifth-The freckles and the ability of Ioanne Matthew to accomplish set goals we accord to Louise Warren. Twenty-sixth--We give and bequeath to Louis Brown the financial genius and charming per- sonality of Dolores Moore. Twenty-seventh--We confer upon lane Flickinger the sweetness and the ardor for red hair now so vital with Dorothy Nicholas. Twenty-eighth-We give Gloria Putt's cooking technique and giggle to Elizabeth Rhodes. Twenty-ninth-To Iames Dengler shall be assigned the shy though tantalizing manner of Edgar Seigfried together with his financial wizardry. Thirtieth-We give and bequeath to David Bickel the delightful manncrisms and love for German which we find now in Robert Shartle. Thirty-first-To Curtis Schneck we award the attractiveness and typing ability of Shirley Smith. Thirty-second-The crew-cuts and affinity for blondes presently the property of Richard Spayd shall be transferred to Herbert Rosenberger. Thirty-third--The needle-craft and timidity of Dorothy Spatz shall be conceded to june Stine. Thirty-fourth-Elsie Hartman shall be accorded Katherine Stewart's ability to make friends and her zest for bowling. Thirtyafrfth-We give and bequeath Ioan Wagner's blonde hair and quiet nature to Irene Parana. Thirty-sixth-We give and bequeath a minimum of Sioo to Womelsdorf High School. In Witness Whereof, we have hereto subscribed and affixed our name and seal, this the twenty-fifth day of May in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty. FUTURESCUPE By Redda Ropper-HoIlywood's Hello folks, this is Redda again coming to you directly from Hollywood this line january day in 1970, and bringing you all the latest news and gossip. Did you know that Miss joyce Behney, well-known speed typist, has just married the famous multi-millionaire, Roger Kauff- man? The United States has just been struck by the world-shaking news of Einstein's and Bloss's combined theory on the study of the Female Species and Why. A little bird just told me that Robert Boyer and his wife, the former Betty Cross, have announced the arrival of their third set of twins! Congratulations! The well-known surgeon, Dr. Richard Spayd, is flying to Alaska with his private nurse, Madelyn DeLong, to set up a prac- tice there. Perhaps though, the real reason is to recuperate from his most recent love affair with the famous debutante, Miss joan Wagner! Dr. Donald Dengler, noted veterinarian, has just employed Misses Gloria Putt, Doro- thy Spatz, Ianice Brehm, and Sara Eiler to work in his new Pussy and Puppy Hospitalf' Flash!!! I have just received the spectacu- lar news from the Olympics that Donald Dissinger has broken the world's high jump record by jumping zo feet! Everyone agrees that the new plastic home on Park Avenue, owned by Miss Ioan Fet- ter, New York socialite, is quite intriguing. But most of the credit is due to the contract- ing company of Robert Shartle. Dolores Moore has just sold her beauty salon and has moved to Hollywood to be- come the hair stylist for the famous movie star, Esther Mae Gable. Miss Cable is now playing opposite that new heart-throb. Henry Cosch, in Wuthering Heights. Be sure and get your tickets now for the exciting jet auto races. Come right out to the new track that playboy, Billy Crimes, opened the other day. Last week, when I was visiting the Ohio famous woman columnist State Fair, I found to my pleasant surprise, an old friend of mine, Mary Manbeck, dis- playing her prize steer. By the way, Income Tax time is here and if you want your taxes computed accurately, call on Mr. Edgar Seigfried at 1122 Forty- tirst Street. The employer of Dentist Assistant, Doro- thy Nicholas, has finally popped that all im- portant question! After nineteen years, it's about time! Guess what! Athlete, jean Filbert, has just won the Women's Lightweight Wrestling Championship of the world. This is really becoming a woman's world! Congratulations Jean! But of course we must give a great deal of the credit to her able manager, Marlin Lengel. We have a celebrity among us today, the girl jockey from Texas, Kathy Stewart. She will be racing here Saturday in the Holly- wood Tea Bowl Race on her famous mare, Mint julepf' Cuess who all the girls are swooning over in the new Broadway hit, f'Make Mine Women? You're right, the one and only uladies' man, Richard Cerhart. While on the subject of Broadway: the noted Shakespearian actress, petite Ioanne Matthew, will play Ophelia in Hamlet, opening soon at the Avon Theater on Broadway. I know everyone will want to see it. I ran into that top-flight fashion model, Shirley Smith, the other day. Rumors are flying that she and news reporter, Quentin Cettel, are eloping to Europe, but neither of them will confirm this statement. Who knows? Now for a bit of good advice for pleasant listening, tune in every Sunday over Station XYZ and listen to the Rev. Peter Grimes and his half-hour program. It's time for me to sign off so l leave you now with this thought for you to remember: The Road called Toil leads to the city called Success. THE MARKS PRINT Womelsdorf, Pa. Ice Delivered Daily and Ash Hauling Prompt Service Gerald E. Kiphorn Womelsdorf, Pa. Phone: Womelsdorf 4-X Compliments of Womelsdorf Rod and Gun Club WOMELSDORF, PA. Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Eagelman Womelsdorf Manufacturing Company 4? Womelsdorf, Pa. 4' Life Insurance Earl R. Potteiger 433 W. High Sr. WOMELSDORF, PA. Telephone: 205-X Compliments of SAM'S HOTEL GOOD EATS Congratulations to the Class of '50 From THE MARY-ELTON DRIVE IN Rt. 422 Mi Mile East of Myerstown, Pa. Root Beer in Frosted Glasses Hamburgers - Hot Dogs - Bar-B-Qs French Fries Pensupreme Ice Cream Open 8:30 A.M. to 12:00 Midnight Mary and Butch Compliments of NOLDE SL HURST CO 34.55 ZXfR Manufacturers of NOLDE NYLONS For Ladies and WESTMl N STERH America's Finest Socks for Men Blu-,S PLACE IRA S. FRANTZ , c TINSMITH Confectronerres Roof Painting Roofing and Spouting Work Hgf D095 Hamburgers Armstrong Hot-Air Furnaces Installed Round or Square Type Hershey Ice Cream Old Furnaces Repaired Phone: 71-Y Telephone: 214'X Womelsdorf, Pennc. VGUUE WEAR 'P 0 'SGISTERQ' , 720 MANUFACTU R ERS OF Qualiqy lf' ni t Un dergarments WoMEl.sDoRF,PA. Luther P. Sensenig BEER AND SODAS Charles E. Matthew 245 west High sf. Rear I-f1ndSC0Pe Service Phone: Womelsdorf 46-X Yearbook Photographs Taken By LESTER I. HEIST PHo'roGRAPl-:ER l07 South Robeson Street Robesonia, Penna. Telephone: Womelsdorf 63-X Work Guaranteed Satisfactory at Reasonable Charges Repair Work Quickly Attended To . Walter H. Grimes Harry G. Schaeffer and Son PLUMBER E GAS, STEAM AND HOT-WATER FITTER . , Your Radio and Electrical Dealer For Over a Quarter of a Century Dealer in Gas Ranges, Automatic Gas Water Boilers, and all kinds ol Gas Appliances and Plumbing Supplies Q 213 wesf High sneer Phone: 46-J Womelsdoflf PU- Phone! 66-J Womelsdorf, Pu. WOMELSDORF CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION The Home Town Store WOLVERINE WORK SHOES AND BALL BAND RUBBERS LEE OVERALLS Womelsdorf, Pu. Phone: 59-J THE L. D. WEBER JUDI AND JOE SHOPPE Butcher 4' H 2I South Second Street Distinctive Apparel For Tots to Teens AT PRICES THAT PLEASE Womelsdorf, Pa. Phone: 27-W Keep the Home Fires Burning With Oak Hill Cool JOE STUM Stouchsburg, Pu. JAMES F KRICK we mm HILL max wonmsnonr 'janv' Nou! ZWM 0 cc Columbul O Phone 5 - L-.--. Mvnwl'raf. Insurance C Mvluul Aulomobilo lui-,funn Diet-rich's Sea Food House of Quality H JAMES O. EISENBISE 325 North Eighth St. Reading, Pennu. Phone: 3-5433 LEE M. SALLADE Insurance REAL ESTATE E Womelsdorf, Pu. Compliments of Edgar M. Seigfried Womelsdorf, Pa. H COAL STONE SAND coNTRAcT HAULING E Phone: Womelsdorf 201-R-22 SWOPES' STORE Frystown, Pa. THE COUNTRY STORE E I.H.C. - HOTPOINT - MYERS - SPARTON UNIVERSAL - ZENITH James Weinhold W- RAY KI-OPP FULLER BRUSH MAN B PHARMACY 12 E. High si. Womelsdorf, Pa. R.C.A. G.E. Television - Appliances - Radio + Myerstown Appliance Co. 31 W. Main Ave. Myerstown, Pa. MORRIS W. SCHOENER Phone: 195-Y BASHORE For Better-Bilt Homes Modern Bungalows:-0 Lots 62Vzx25U o Electric 0 City GCIS 0 BUS Stop 0 City Water 0 Winter Air Conditioning RALPH M. BASHORE Womelsdorf, Pa. Phone: 93-W Fine Selection of Fishing Tackle Schwinn Bicycles - AII Sizes Compliments of Grieff's Pioneer Hardware Co. , Firestone Store Womelsdorf, Pa. Cement Products Company Womelsdorf, Pu. J. E. Horne, Owner CONCRETE ILIMESTONEI BUILDING BLOCK STEEL AND ALUMINUM WINDOWS LINTELS, CEMENT, MORTAR CEMENT, SAND BEAUTEX COLORED PLASTER, WATERPROOF PAINTS INSULATION BOARD Telephone: Womelsdorf 208 Located between Womelsdorf and Robesonia, Route 422 Compliments of Compliments of WOLF'S CAFE M. N. ROYER Stouchsburg, Pu. Stouchsburg, Pa. FE5SLER'S LUNCHEONETTE Ice Cream Sodas Quick Lunch H MARY FESSLER, Prop. I60 West High Street Meet Your Friends at R. Watchmaker - Jeweler BEN'S CAFE FOR GRADUATION GIFTS HOME COOKING - GOOD FOOD BEER - WINES - LIQUORS Longines - Wittnauer - Bulova - Elgin Watches We Have Television Costume Jewelry - Diamonds Repairs on All Make Watches Phone: 9045-X Phone: 74-W I38 W. High Street 19 E High Street Womelsdorf, PG- Womelsdorf, Pa. ANTHONY'S TRAP-NESTED AND PEDIGREED S.C. WHITE LEGHORNS 20,000 BREEDERS BALANCED POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS GEORGE M. ANTHONY Strausstown, Pennsylvania Telephone: Bernville II-R-4 fix BEST WISHES, SEN IORS! V qw 9 I 4, SHAFFER FURNITURE C0. Womelsdorf, Pa. Compliments of E WOMELSDORF FIRE Complete Home Furnishers COMPANY H 4 C. E. Sherman, Manager Phone: Womelsdorf 6-W PARK GARAGE Geo. A. Long, Prop. CHEVROLET 81 OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE Painting, Body and Fender Work Phone: 93-X Womelsdorf, P WINTHROP-STEARNS, INC. Myerstown, L-L 1 Pharmaceuticals of Merit for the Physician - Medical Progress Through Research Since 7855 l1 Head Office - New York City Plants 81 Laboratories Pa. - Rensselaer, N. Y. - Windsor, Ont. Compliments of LEINBACH MOTORS Studebaker Sales and Service Robesonia Cleaners and Dyers l3l W. Penn Ave. Womelsdorf, Pa. Phone: 96-W Robesonia, Pa. Telephone: Womelsdorf 37-Y Congratulations! H John F. Danner H Metropolitan Appliance Company Russell Brown, Manager E FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES TELEVISION SALES 81 SERVICE E Rehrersburg, Penna. Phone: Frystown 52-R-II Best Wishes E FARR NURSERY CO. Kingsley 8' Brown Cleaners and Launderers T. O. MATTES H Phone: I99-W Mary E. Trimble Compliments of Beauty Shoppe 125 W. High sr. Machine, Machineless, or Cold Waves WEIST'S DINER Phone: I74-W Womelsdorf, Pa For Your Next-and Best-Money-Raising Project Write or See LANDIS AND LANDIS Womelsdorf, Penna. Pioneers in the popular and profitable Merchandise Plans, Featuring the most complete Line of Dry Goods, Appliances and other useful Household Items. I Dairy Products LIGHT ITALIAN LUNCH SANDWICHES Guernsey, Pasteurized, Homogenized Products, and Egg Nog A Friend Compliments of May's Beauty Shoppe May Keppley, Prop. Crop Profits Go Up When Costs Go Down H. W. SHEPLER ELECTRIC WELDING ACETYLENE WELDING Phone: I I7-Y Womelsdorf, Pa. McCormick-Deering Farm Machines and Repairs Quaker State Oils, Grease and Supplies International Home Freezers and House Refrigerators Louden Barn Equipment A Pennsylvania Tractor and Auto Tires and Tubes Ralph C. Snyder Notary Public GENERAL INSURANCE 337 West High Street Phone: 47-J Womelsdorf, Pa. 4' Compliments of Haak's Restaurant + H Compliments of Womelsdorf Bank and Trust Co. E CENTRAL GARAG Frank A. Miller, Prop. KAISER - FRAZER Sales and Service Tires, Tubes and Repairs On Makes of Cars H Phone: 9-X Womelsdorf, Pa. E A H. T. Shanaman BERKS COUNTY DISTRIBUTOR E Hershey Dairy Products DACRO SEALED BOTTLES Eckert the Florist Say It With Flowers MEMBER T.D.S. H Phone: 105 414 West High Street COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Price's Bakery H All kinds of decorated cakes for all occasions Ben's Lunch Room E. A. FIELD, Prop. E KeIlogg's Supreme Quality Food Dolly Madison Ice Cream Phone: 93-Y Womelsdorf, Pa. MiIIer's H I Jewelry Shop ennef Esso Station s E. High sf. Womelsdorf, Pa. 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